-?1___ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988

CARS CARS CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE f k Spccioll#Dortt! 1978 CAMARO. 4 speed, FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. 1987 YUGO. Like new, ouf for water ^ literally no rust, dork blue, new A u to m atic, V-8 , om/fm cassette, 4 350 with headers, side loaded. Excellent con­ w eed, 10,600 miles. ‘' « y Oofi ketidali - ^ water traveling from rojjus teTbelBaveB. pipes, lots of chrome. dition. $2300 or best $2400. 646-4762. CLYDE North Central Forest Expert- telephone Interview Wednesday from his East -The AsBocioted P reti' When there is adequate wdterllitllte SOIL M iRMimm/ MI8GELLANE0U8 New front end. most offer. Work 647-1411, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 11 ^ atio^ East Lansing, Mich., and a Lailudng tdfice, that he thought it was “ a neat ED CHILD CME Z] ; j i see. $4500. or best offer. home 643-2400. ROUTE 83, VERNON water apd nutrients flow u p w ^ Ip dte tubes ®bltoa^i,Bftl Ifattson, tbltok there niightbea \fimm SERVICES i^UUIDBCAPiNR Coll 289-2184 If not idea" Uiat the n ^ - Wild of . noises are called ultrasonic acoustic ---- high • Crtlino R«P«lr • ram oval. Fraa aaUmataa. 649-0323. pitched for the human, ear are attracting make any speculation on what we might find." "■wt spswy, UMb nan>mItonaw ■• "Pawar------WaMng—*-•- - Spadal oonaldaratlon for $695. 649-5445.______USED 68Eltclm4Dr. *11,895 research would be new ways W Mfttittg end nre in the KNMtiloheiti range, qMiHg, g cftt u d m b b Im CM FRESSSTIMATES destriictive insects. Haack said insects have been known for a • F rta emlmalaa • ln$unS • aldatty and handloappad. 1983 MAZDA GLC. 4 Irrigation farmers know! precisely wtten to Id heard by humans is no more than LM g m n (Ihrt la or put). S antor (M M ounft 88 Century 3 Or. *8995 long time to be attracted by certain influences PersesaHwi U w b Care speed, good condition, Agriculture Departmeut researchers have water their fHilds. Atop it coigd aid in Tohertz. CENTER CARS 86Catabrlty4 Dr. *8995 such as color and scenjt. But Haack said that to 2S2-7084 0 4 6 -2 2 5 3 647-7553 low mileage. Best ^ been using electronic gadgets for more than developing new platit varieties, wbiCftwould be' ultrasonic emissions have been 742-8224 offer. Coll 646-4515 of- .MOTORS 68 Markur Scorpio •19,495 88 Calabrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 ..^ur years to hear and other drought- the best of his knowli^ge there has not been ter 4pm. 461 Main St., Manchester ^ t b r equipped to movB water jM«8'iBHtriB«fS J,. their role in attracting insects conclusive woric Unking tiie ultrasound of trees Screened Losm, gnivel, 88 Marc. Sabla *11,995 86 Olda DaHt Royala *10,200 ; ifressed plants make: poUsfi as .cell structures, from roots to leaves. „ ;:stiib '!rel»arch leader, . said in a f See PLANTS. ^ i« IPlUMBWe Stone ft Fill. KELMAN LANDSCAPE IBM Ply, ReUant...... *4495 87 Sunbird 2 Dr. *8995 • GooWiee a FfoM Leooir Werti L IP M A N # 1 87 Mare. Topaz •6795 ' — ■______J...... For Deliveries call • N«r UniMsao ONipi a ImMMIOfi Waton. AT, AC. PS. Steree 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9990 -. .hinn^ a PoaoyiEo VOLKSWAGEN IBM Pom. 0000...... B5 4 9 5 87 Merc. Cougar *10.999 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *10,695 _ l l piNM If PJ‘i PtoMMiu, Hntlno A Qsorge GrifflHg D aMsItilna OMNo 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Till. CC 87 Marc. Q. Marquis *11,395 87 Cavalier 4 Or. *8495 M ilT iiilM . Ah’ CMMlonlng PRE-OWNED ' ! :■ Bollara, pumps, hot water 742-7886 IBM Chov Cavalier CS...... *3795 OtairillV*i 044-37: 0114 1988 VW JETTA - »10.895 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/FM SUroo 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 W yMy> Mk •) MKlnMIM M Mum- tanka, nsw and B OL’8 TO CHOOSE FROM p e r s o n a l ' SERviCBS l ^ i leao Ron. Atllanca...... *2295 87 Ford Cr. Vic. raplaoamsnta. AT, AC. VreSEO, CHOICE OF COLOfW 4 Dr., 4 Spd, Lo mllet *10.995 FREE ESTIMATES • ClwckkMk Conlrcl • iMatnt Taa Fru ratlon 87 VW GOLF ■ Itao Oiev Chevatta ...... *2695 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 ^ MM CMitnidlM 643-9640/MB-9616 4 Of...... *9495 I dr., 4 Spd.. MR ml. 'Ska ■ »»' • Lift a HMitti imuraM* Advica 88 Toyota Camry IMDTDHCYCLES/ •I MMMiNV.lM. 1^.1720 • Sudaal CaiwwllaHM ISS4 Ford Eicort D L ...... *2795 *8995 87 VW 8CIROCCO Waion, 4 Dr., 4 Spd.. Deluxa Ini. mdpeds • Financial A BMott Flonnlnt CONCRETE 1W...... M 1.295 88 Marc. Marquis *5995 I IBM BuIck RIvlom ...... *6495 Coll Dan Motlar-449-3329 88 FORD F-150 A Loaded, Low MIlea 86 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *11.495 YAMAH^^eca"ToOcc SOS NOME NEW ENGLAND Fup...... *6,859 . p. ,B. Mesler# Inc. * 1983. New tires, new Qay A Son Maeonry IBBZ Ply. Horlun...... *1995 86 Olds Clara *8495 IMPROVEMENTS PLUMMM A KATM 6 86 CHEW CAMARO ____ 4 Dr., AT. Vary Claan exhaust. Excellent For all your plunibing naada. Realdentlel ft Commercial IROCZ-JB...... *9,995 iHanrhrHtfr ri^nnlgiirT^^ INI Toyou Supra...... *4495 68 Merc. Marquis Brog. *5995 condltlan. $1450 or best 0 NEPAINS Uoanaad and hiaurad. “No Job Too S m air raWER TOOLS Ceramic tilea — Marble Loadad, Etc. Cond. offer. 633-5867 or 633- M n n lh 88 Lincoln Cent. *12,995 RagMwvd and FuNy toiaurad FraasaUmataa. Call nw M m n — Miva snaopoa For N ft Qrenite ... *7.795 IBBI Dodgo Omni...... BI9 9 5 1658.______FREE ESTIMATES 528-3003 BEST BETS* 4 Dr.. Auto. Lo Lo Mllaa 88 BuIck W a ^ O ltO *8995 HONDA Magna 1985 ZF IBBI PomlacT-IBOB...... *1795 647 0503 BUYERS OUIDES Cell 627-8973 88 Olda Cuti SOLD *7495 1100c. Excellent condi­ H Save Tima and 88$ 24 TollaMil Tflpli, Me. 83 4 Dr. 4 Spd., Lo ml., 1 Ownar tion. $2000. Please tele- IBM Chevy Camaro...... '2495 84 BuIck LeSabre *6995 phone 295-9102.______ihursday, Aug. 25, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm I MISCELLANEOUS CALL NO W 045-flM I Vermn, CT a 649-2638 Spl. Cp4., AT. PS. AC. Spl. Whaola 30 Cents FAMANO KMOKUM Co n c r e t e IB7B Chev. Cult. Van ...... *4495 84 Chevy Cl. SOLD *5495 Room addSlona, daeka, rooting, I SERVICES Factory Conv. AC. AT. CC h More IMI8CELLANEQUS oMlnga wladowi and guMofo. STONE EXPERTS ADDITIONS a FLOORS 84 BuIck L a S gO l-D *6995 • Commsrelal S taaldanlW MANCHESTER IB7B Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 ___ I autdindtive Baokhoa and buddotar aaivlos All types of alono work, 4 Dr, VI. AT, AC. PS, V. Od. Cond. 84 Lincoln Conlln. *10,995 ODD loba. Trucking. • Fraa S stlm aM t awdlaMa. Can Bob Fanand, Jr. walls, vanssr, dry stona IBS? Ford GalUla MO $A V E Homo rtpoirt. You HONDA 83 Ford Mui gQl-O *3995 FOUR 1985 Honda Pre- ■M.047-IS09 nomt It, we do It. Free wall. 0-s Call Ryan John Nimion Conerolf Conrertlbla - Muat See lude rims and hub caps. Patrick, Mon.-Prl. 0-5 Moat Cara Guaranteed - $50. Call 875-9405 after I M . M 5 - M 4 0 eatlmotea. Insured. 643- Company • S75-8371 USED CARS 301-305 CENTER ST. 0304. It M oalka or U , m mllea 6pm. No vacation, 82 Oldt C utlni *4995 jCops crusli MANCHESTER 871-6096 83 BuIck Skylirk *2995 M IK E F L Y N N Top Soil Screened Lesm 88 Honda Civic CRX *6695 649-4304 ■CANS G T&L MASONRY PAMTMO/ 68 Dodgs Lancer *M95 OpBQ M-P 6-f / Sftt. 6-S Any amount ddharKl AIk^ fNL Brick, Mock, stono. Gay A Son NtasoiMif 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 FDR SALE 86 Toyota Tarcsl *5795 but camp job QnMSi Ilona and bMk« miich. Chimnays and rapairs. Brick Block Stone DtwOBs paowioM a lOBQV mnw. No Job too small. 87 Pont. Sunbird *5195 NAM E your own prico. 84 Pont. 8000 LE *5995 Potlwr Sen Pointing FREE ESTIMATES Fireplaces & Concrete S, MVIS CONSTRUCTION 86 Honda Prelude *8995 coa^ stri^ces and Poptrlng. Ramo- vol. 391-IM7. 872-1400/659-0555 call 645-8063 282-7341 86 VW Sdrocco *9995 was fantastic 88 Honda DX Civic *6795 86 Marc. Capri *6195 Michnik, an adviser to Walesa. 84 Ford Tempo *3M5 Thenew Civic W &goi^^^ By Noncy Pappas Stelmachowski met twice with I ROOMS 84 Pont. 8000 *5195 Government, Manchester Herald I CONDOMINIUMS ■store and PETS AND senior government officials be­ IFOR RENT 80 Chev Chevette *3295 ODI |F0H NENT OFFICE SPACE SUPPLIES 08 Honda Civic SI *7995 fore coming to Gdansk and his Not everyone would call two weeks of working 83 Mazda RX-7 *5495 Walesa talk; visit to the shipyard was ap­ with kids who have cancer “ a great vacation.” RDo^To^enT^on^ FREE. 1 months rent, MANCHESTER. Main AKC German shorthaired nient location, working Beacon HIM, Manches­ 80 NIaaan Santra *5795 proved, Michnik said. But it was But that’s exactly what Cindy Zeidler of Jarvis Street. 450 plus square Pointer. Mole pup, 6 80 Marc. Capri *6395 mole preferred. 865. ter. Spacious top floor, feet In Downtown. port still shut unclear if he carried any message Road calls it. A registered nurse at Manchester weeks old. $90.643-1119. 03 Ply. Turlamo *2595 per week plus $65. se- renoyoted Condo, 2 Prime location. Ideal from the authorities for the Memorial Hospital, Zeidler recently completed two curltv. 649-9472, 82 BuIck Skybiwk *2295 bedroom, pool, olrcon- tor doctor or dentist. strikers. weeks as a volunteer at The Hole in the Wall Gang Mondoy-Frldoy, 3:30- I MISCELLANEOUS 02 Chav Citation *2995 By Deborah G. Seward dltlonlng, oil applian­ 649-4820 or 646-4412 to The nine-day wave of strikes is Camp, the Western-style theme camp for ill 8pm, osk for Eleonor. ces. $800 per month ■for SALE The Associated Press leave message. "Tho Aato ProfottloBalt” the most serious to confront children which actor Paul Newman opened this CENTRALLY Located, Includes heat and hot 24 Adaiea St., Maacbaslar near downtown. Noklt- water. 282-7584. EIGHT month old water- JASTRZEBIE, Poland — Riot communist authorities since So­ year on a 300-acre site in Ashford. chen. Coll 646-1442. laoi VACATION bed, $325. Courthouse.. police crushed strikes at three lidarity was crushed in 1981. The ” I have to tell you, it was the most fantastic MANCHESTER. Nice One Gold membership, 646-3515 strikers are demanding legaliza­ area, good amenities, ^ R E N T A L S southern coal mines, miners said experience of my life. Not at all depressing or lAPAHTMENTS 1216 months left tor BRAND NEW 1988 tion of the independent union easy commute. $675 In­ $450. Compored to reg­ today. Other strikes continued morbid,” said Zeidler, 21, earlier this week. Hereye I fon NENT cludes heat. 665-1188, CAPE Cod Cottage. Sove Se// Your C a r federation, higher wages and $150. Cozy 2 bedroom, ular price of $700 plus. CLOSEOUT PmCE along the Baltic seacoast but list up with enthusiasm as she spoke of her 2 233-1565. CIVIC WAGOVAN better working conditions. walk to beach. Now Eric 649-3426.0______appeared to falter at a major experiences with 90 young campers who have MANCHESTER. Mature 3 IN STOCKI $250/week, August 20 OUTDOOR Sunbeam gas steel mill, activists said. Activists said strikes continued cancer, leukemia and disorders with such exotic odult for nice and cozy at seven mines in the coal-rich 4 room apartment. on. Labor Day wee­ grill. 2 years old. Fold *15 There were conflicting reports sounding names as aplastic anemia, histiocytosis Fully carpeted. New ■ store AND kend, $180. Open oil $450. Asking$200. Extra 4 Lines — 10 Days ; on the status of the strike at the southern region of Silesia and in and thalassemia. year. 643-8686. tanks. 647-1149. $ 9 2 0 2 8 7 kitchen appliances and ____lOFFICE SPACE 50* charge each addi­ • Lenin shipyard in Gdansk, where’ the Baltic port of Szczecin. "The kids, they have so much energy, they're so near busline 1 8575 per MACHINIST steel tool tional line, per day. You Nbw List *10,227. indirect talks between the go- At the Nowa Huta steel mill full of life. They’re just normal kids in so many month Includes heat FURNISHEDOffIceswIth box,7 drawer. S50. Dial R 7I INDUSTRIAL can cancel at any time. ernment and Solidarity leader outside Krakow, a strike con­ ways. And they are very, very hopeful,” said ond hot water. Coll phone, receptionist, indicator $30. Coll 875- tinued but had weakened since 649-4000 or 649-8989. copy, fox and secre­ IS lJ PROPERTY 9405 otter 6pm. SORRY, Lech Walesa were reportedly Zeidler. " I t ’s not a false hopeful, either. They know tory support. 647-4800. NO REFUNDS OR under way. Wednesday, when about 1,000 what they’ve got, they discuss it rather clinically, ROCKVILLE. Large rem- MANCHESTER. 3400 ADJUSTMENTS employees stopped work, said odeled 1 bedroom lo­ TAG MAPOEST0UHOND\ Strike spokesman Bogdan Ols­ they know a lot more about their diseases and their MANCHESTER. Fur- square feet Industrial Maciej Mach, an activist at the 5 cated on Elm Street. CALL HERALD zewski said Walesa and 1,300 care than the adults I normally see.” nlshed office building space. Loading dock, SALES 24 ADAMS ST. plant. Nowa Huta, which has Heot and hot water tor rent, 2000 souore parking. Woodland In­ supporters spent Wednesday Zeidler, who works at MMH while pursuing a Included. Appliances, feet, ample parking, dustrial Pork. 643-2121. CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER, CT 06040 night at the strikebound ship­ 30,000 employees, was the scene bachelor’s of science degree, read about The Hole in parking. $495. per NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ of a major strike in May during good exposure, $2000. eral Statute 23-45 prohibits 646-3515 yard. But state radio estimated the Wall Gang Camp in a newspaper article last month, security. 872- monthly. R.D. Mur­ the posting of advertise­ 643-2711 the last wave of labor unrest. A 8095. Garnet Company. r n ROOMMATES only a few hundred people were spring. “ It really sounded fantastic, so I got in touch dock 643-2692. ments by any person, firm or on strike at the shipyard. police raid ended the previous with them,” Zeidler said. 1 ^ WANTED corporation on o telegraph, stoppage. INVITATION TO eiD telephone, electric light or The Gdansk port, the country’s The camp administration explained that physi­ You ora Invitad to bid on Modular Classroom Addition to MANCHESTER. Mole, power pole or to o tree, busiest, remained shut down, Police completely cleared REgInald Plnto/ManchMtar Harald cians and nursing personnel were being supplied by Lonovltw Middle School, Ellington, Connecticut. non-smoker to shore shrub, rock, or any other strikers from the Borynia mine in Yale-New Haven Hospital, but that other nurses Bids w ill be rocolvtd by Dr. Joseph J. DaLucIo, Suoorlntsn- natural oblect without a w rit­ said reporters who visited it spacious 2 bedrooms, today. The * government had Jastrzebie and the Morcinek TELLING THE TALE — Cindy Zeidler of Jarvis Road is an might be needed as occasional, one-day substitutes. dont of Schools until 3:00 o.m.. Soptombor 12, 19M. kitchen, living room, ten permit for the purpose of 5 ?"«• ko accepted. protecting It or the public and Claimed part of the port had mine in nearby Koszyee during enthusiastic promoter of the Hole in the Wall Camp, where she ” I really wanted to do more than that,” Zeidler BnnH ?•'''“ eArtltled check or Bid IV2 baths. Includes carries o tine of up to SSO tor the night, according to workers Bond for S% of tho bid modo povabla to th# Town of Elllng- heat and water. $355. reopened. recently spent two weeks as a volunteer nurse. She flips through a said. She visited the camp for one day, and soon had each offense. from both mines. All strikers ""^..^o te rla l Payment Bonds 646-2881.□ TAG Sole, 8-27 and S-28. Gdansk's port director also promoted a spot for herself as a two-week volunteer. t j r of tho contract price will bo rtqulrod. were evicted from the nearby thick scrapbook of photos she took at camp, while telling of the I?°, P ** "|*°Y *®r tho period etotod In tho Bid Furniture, lamps, issued an ultimatum that dock- youngsters and counselors she met. Form without the written coniont of the Building Com. oriental rugs, miscel­ workers would be fired unless Moszczenica mine except 40 who See NURSE, page 10 12 **'‘*^'» School. Tho Commltteo retervoi Merchandise laneous household they signed statements that they managed to elude police and the right to waive Irrogulorltloe and to roloct bids. Items. Moving, must descended into the mine shaft Two fo tt of Mont ocM epeclflclotlone may bo obtained on or are not on strike by Thursday sell. 96 Foster Street, with bread and lanterns, wit­ Monchester.______afternoon, state radio said. But *'•’?! <-ondon Turnpike, Glotlonbury, strikers were ignoring the nesses said. C e n n ^lc u t, 0 ^ , upon deposit of SIOO.OO tor each set. Mo- j « I FURNITURE TAG Sole, 8-27 and 8-28. Ihl "'®'! tor cost of printine. In Furniture, lamps, appeal. The state-run news agency He can’t win because he can’t play tho ovont no bid li racelved or drowlnot and tpocltlcatlons PAP, in a brief dispatch, said FURNITURE. In Man­ oriental rugs, miscel­ A prominent Roman Catholic KiH «) weoksatter laneous household miners "left the mine” at Mor­ bid oponine, tho dopoell will b# automatically forfeited. chester. Soto and intellectual, Andrzej Stelma- By Nancy Concelnaan point in taking the police exam ,” He’ll continue to work full time M okt chocks poyobte to the Architect. Items. Moving, most cinek and also reported the strike choir, Klmbol organ, chowski, met with Walesa today Manchester Herald he said. with the police union, where his Dr. Joseph J. DeLucIo, sewing machine, 2 sell. 96 Foster Street, as an intermediary to get talks Suporlntondont of Schools Manchester. Hickey’s experience as a state hours are flexible. Hickey said. down comforters, started in the strikes, said Adam See POLAND, page 10 040-08______garden equipment and ESTATE Tog sole. Manchester resident William trooper taught him how to work The chairmanship of the policy V. Hickey has given up his shot at with all types of people in a DBPARTMBNT OF TRANSPORTATION more. 228-9134. Household, furniture, board is a part-time position that __ *« WOLCOTT HILL ROAD yard Items. August 27 winning millions, but he doe.sn’t V?;.-' - . ■ - •■’v , variety of situations, he said. involves monthly board meetings WRTHRRSFIRLD, CONNRCTICUT and 28, 9-3pm. 286 mind. ” It helps you to look at a and conferences with the execu­ NOTICe TO CONTRACTORS: r^TV/STEREO/ Cooper HIM Street. li^APPUANCES New 1988 Celebrity Sedan W. Germans nab For Hickey. 66. the newly situation and analyze it without tive director on current issues, he TAG Solars delight. Frl- appointed chairman of the state’s getting emotional about it.” he Sm M bide for me construction of me followine prolects V6, Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power | | said. unll be rtcelvod by the Commleeloner of Tronsportotlon In WASHER/Dryer^^xceT dov and Saturday, Au­ Gaming Policy Board, gambling said. "They (union officials) see Room 145 of: gust 26 and 27, 8-3. 20 Door Locks, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel. #9188 * * J ^ ^ ^ lent condition. Please wasn’t a favorite pastime. One of his most memorable absolutely no conflicts.” he said. 24 WOLCOTT H ILL ROAD, WETHERSFIELD, leave message. S200 or years accumulation, antiques, furniture, pi­ ex-GI in spy ring "Y ears ago I played the lottery experiences was the time he Despite the flexible hours. CONNECTICUT 04)09 best otter. 645-8845. a few times,” said Hickey, who spent as one of John F. Kennedy’s Until 2 : M ^ „ W ^netdoy, September 21,1901, offer which ano, window, doors, Hickey is busy. He’s a former was appointed to the post on bodyguards during presidential r ' " occepted. NO EXCEPTIONS. ■ SPORTING pottery, office, house­ member of the Manchester De­ The b lA w ill be p ^ llc ly opened and rood In the Cafeteria of hold Items, wrought OTHER CELEBRITY SEDANS and By Kevin Costelloe been an apprehension by West Wednesday by Gov. William campaign appearances in the mocratic Town Committee, but 9 the O.O.T. Administration Bulldlno. Iron, sporting goods, The Associated Press German authorities, but do not O’Neill. "I won’t really miss not state in 1960. He also attended isn’t involved in any town activi­ FEDERAL AID PROJECTS canoe, much more. WAGONS IN STOCK TO SELECT FROM! UNIVEGA Gran Premlo consider it appropriate to com­ participating.” Kennedy’s inauguration. ties now. Free coffee 8-9. 42 Bi­ FRANKFURT. West Germany F.A.P. NO. RS-49K10S) 12 spaed racing bike. gelow Street, Man­ ment at this tim e.” As head of the board that "It was quite a wonderful His positions will leave him — Authorities said today they In Stockholm, Swedish authori­ Towns Of Essex ft Deep River, Prelect No. 49-103; 23" frame. Many ex- chester. 646-8577. oversees the Division of Special experience,” he said. barely enough time to root for his Returfoclno and Safety Improvamants an Rout# 1S4. Enal- tros. $300. 649-7844. have arrested a former U.S. ties said three East Bloc immi­ Revenue, which handles legal After 21 years as a state favorite baseball teams, the naar, Norman E. Anoal, D litrlp t No. 2, Norwich. (Proloct soldier and charged him with grants were detained this week on gambling in the state, Hickey is trooper, Hickey was eligible for Scop# Coda "E ") MEN'S 3 speed bike. Very Boston and New Britain Red Sox. good condition. S25.00. Automotive espionage for selling military suspicion of spying. prohibited under state statute retirement and decided to ’T m pretty well tied up at the F.A.P. NO. R$.4a9(10«) Coll 643-2806 8 secrets to the Soviet Union over The suspects — a married from playing the lottery, partici­ "broaden the horizons.” moment,” he said. Town of Tolland, Project No. 142-133: the past 10 years. couple and a man — faced pating in off-track betting or He began working for the state ■cars ' Hickey plans togeteven busier. InterMctlon Improytmonts on Conn. Route 19S. Englnoor, BOATS/MARINE Chief Federal Prosecutor Kurt arraignment today on charges of betting on jai alai. Leon M.. Alford, District No. I, Rocky Hill. (Prolect Scope FOR SALE police union and became inter­ His goals as chairman of the Coda "O ") EQUIPMENT Rebmann said in a statement the illegal intelligence activity, the “ It’s against the law (form e) to WILLIAM V. HICKEY ested in the state Division of policy board include helping as charges against former Army The Dm rtm ant of Transportation, hereby notifies o'll BOAT. 1987 Chaparral, MERCURY Monarch Aftonbladet daily said. Swedish in any way participate in legal­ . . . gaming board chief Special Revenue. The state police much as possible to resolve the jai Mddarf m ot It w ill offlrm otlvaly Insure that In any contract 1976. New exhaust sys­ Sgt. Clyde Lee Conrad involved radio, however, said the woman ized gambling in the state,” have an investigative arm that alai players’ strike without inter­ antarad Into pursuant to mis odvortlsamant, minority busi­ 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer V y ness entarprisot w ill be otterdad full opportunity to submit Cruiser, 260 HP, with tem, good tires, olr, an “ especially grave case" of was released after questioning. Hickey said. of his wife, Dolores, and four works in the division, he said. fering. The strike is currently in M dt In rtsponto to m it Invitation and thot may w ill not be trailer and many ac­ 108.000 miles. $350. 644- supplying American and NATO Rebmann's spokesman said the The law also applies to imme­ sons. Will, David, John and When a position opened up on the hands of the National Labor 3968.0 dlacrlmlnotod oeolnat on me eroundt of race, color, no- cessories. $19,000. Coll defense secrets to the Soviets spy ring was based in West diate family members who live Philip. The fam ily has lived in the Gaming Policy Board, Hickey Relations Board. tlonol erloln, tax, mental rotordotlen or physical dlsoMllty 643-9095 weekdays be­ New 1988 Celebrity Eurosport Including but net limited to MIndnast, In consideration for HDNOA Civic 1981. Good through an international spy ring. Germany and used couriers from with him, Hickey said. If a family Manchester for about 21 years. took it and has worked on the He also proposes to increase on award. tween 8-5;30pm, osk for condition. Asking Bob.______The most recent delivery took Sweden. He confirmed that the member moved out of his house at Like their father, a re tii^ state board for about IS months. The promotion and advertising for the •'•Y# on flit o sworn Stotemant $1200. Coll 643-1299 of- Station Wagon 0 O Q C pllace last month in Vienna, 16) at lopst tee days batata eeallceflae at a Pra- tar 5pm .______arrested Swedes were suspected 165 Knollwood Road and won the trodper and labor agent for the board’s duties include licensing lottery and hopes to increase the OLDER Outboard motor, Rebmann said. Basal Perm la maBa. A ll proseactlvo Mddars wishing to ob- 5.5 horse. Johnson. V6, Automatic, Air Conditioning, 3 Seats, #901 2 ® J of being part of the spy ring. lottery, it would be legal, but “ I Connecticut State Police Union, vendors, hearing appeals and jackpot to drum up business. t ^ Proppaol Perms must also submit a complatad Qualifi­ PONTIAC Grand Prix The U.S. State Department said cation Affidavit of least tan Beya ertiw to maorontlne of such Looks new. $100. Leave 1985. Good condition. The spokesman, Alexander think that would turn out to be a Hickey’s sons plan to get into law regulating the various games, “ The lottery over the past eight oTMiosal dpeumants. “ A tfldovir of nen^olluslon will boot- metsoge 645-8845. Air, AM-FM, low mll- in a statement in Washington, problem,” Hickey said. enforcement. drawing on Hickey’s experience ta c t^ to oil proposals and mutt bo complated and returned oga. $6300. 649-6803. *eds refer to men with "Roman” hands as Samuel Perez was also charged with breach of be present. Jefferson House Adult Day Care Center, 57 being peace and third-degree criminal mischief, police tration fee is $10. This workshop is FRESH! GALLANT GENEROUS RELIGIOUS Hollister St., will hold a bazaar-tag sale on Sept. co-sponsored by the East of the Rooney bought the Steelers in selected the 51-year-old home­ said. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. From noon to 2; 30 p.m. 2. Which nicknamed creature is most fond of Art Rooney Sr. maker and grandmother to wit­ The bartender told police that John Holmes Ramp IT to meet at M CC River Chambers of Commerce water? 1932 with $2,500 he won betting. there will be entertainment with Bert Johnson and SBDC, and is a pre-requisite PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pitts­ Rooney’s reputation for ho­ ness an atomic bomb test in the remained inside after Perez and Timothy Holmes Ramp IT. a disability rights group East of the and “Lovey the Clown.” for entering the small business PETER MICKEY TOM DONALD burgh Steelers founder Art Roo­ Nevada desert. left and threw a beer at her, hitting her wrist and 3. Huckeberry Finn’s boyhood pal was named nesty, sincerity and benevolence River, will meet Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at Manchester The sale will feature a white elephant table, management certificate pro­ ney Sr. died today, eight days won him thousands of friends and Melville’s trip was featured on arm. John Holmes was charged with breach of Community College, People with disabilities, or painted ceramics and handmade crafts, made JIM HARRY DICK TOM after he was hospitalized for a Edward R. Morrow’s “See It peace. gram at MCC. 4. Which meat item had only two legs while still once prompted Supreme Court anyone interested, may attend the meeting. The by the clients of Jefferson House, books and For more information call the stroke, officials at Mercy Hospi­ Justice Byron White, known as Now” television news magazine. All three are being on $1,200 cash bond and are records, baked goods, raffle items, and a tour of Continuing Education Division, alive? tal said. He was 87. The national program broadcast scheduied to appear in Manchester Superior Court group fights for rights to access, transportation CHI’TTERLINGS VENISON VEAL GIBLETS “Whizzer” during his Steeler and housing. For more information call 643-4452. the Jefferson House facilities. 647-6242. Fall course cataglogs Rooney had been in a coma playing days, to say; a special CBS report titled, “Mrs. on Monday. 5. A fisherman’s large net suggests a famous river since Monday. Melville’s Atomic Bomb.” are now available. in “There is no man in the world I “At 7:45 a.m. this morning the respect more than Art Rooney.” Of the experience she said, ENGLAND FRANCE USA ITALY Chief ... passed away in his sleep “Movies and other pictures ... _ 6. Match the noted Americans at the left with their with his family at his bedside,” Emma M. Melville aren’tenough.... It’s something a L X ittC V V ‘Mart Carls’ in town historical “twins’’ at the right. said Dr. Theodore Gelet, Roo­ person cannot realize or imagine (a) Dr. Mayo ...... (v) Daedalus ney’s personal physician. BALTIMORE (AP) — Emma without first-hand experience. It V ...at (b) Dr. Peale ...... (w) Galen Rooney was admitted to the M. Melville, the nation’s first was beautiful, too, if so dreadful a to help with shopping >nin (c) Lorado T aft...... (x) St. Paul hospital Aug. 17 after becoming civilian to witness an atomic test, thing can be linked with beauty.” Numbers drawn Wednesday in New Engiand; Beautiful &Blue (d) Gen. Patton...... (y) Hannibal dizzy at the National Football has died in a Baltimore hospital. Melville, who died ’Tuesday, is Connecticut daily: 189. Play Four; 8331. A motorized shopping cart up with the idea for his more than Sapphire, Diamond and J,4KGoId Jewelry (e) Orville Wright...... (i) Michelangelo League team’s offices at Three She was 87. survived by a son and two Massachusetts daily; 8851. inspired by an Arkansas inven­ 80-year-oId grandmother, who Manchester Answers In Classified section. Rivers Stadium. In 1953, Civil Defense officials daughters. Massachusetts Megabucks: 3-4-6-11-83-36. tor’s grandmother has made its loved to shop but had trouble Tri-state daiiy; 550, 0658. way to the Heartland grocery getting around. Rhode Island daily: 0035. store on Tolland Turnpike. Wales said the cart is for Community Rhode Island Grand Lottery; 881-7901-58073- Two of the “Mart Carts” will be "mobility Impaired” people with Weather 548951. parked at the entrance to the leg, back, heart or other prob­ store for use by people who have lems. He shies away from the trouble getting around, said Gary word "handicapped” because College Partly cloudy Wales, who helped his friend Bill only about five out of 100 cart REGIONAL WEATHER Manchester Herald Sage build the first cart in 1983. users are handicapped, Wales Find out how affordable Registration, credit courses: Tonight partly cloudy, lows / y x ' and convenient an education Aug. 23-24, 9 am-7 pm; Aocu-Weaiher*fofecast for Friday around 00. Winds light southwest. / r \ USP8 327-fiOO VOL. evil. No. 27B Wales demonstrated the cart at said. Daytime Cooditioos and High Temperatures Friday partly sunny and warmer, the store Wednesday and passed The first year, the company can be — at the Community Aug. 25, 9am-4pm; Published dally axcapl out about 17 keys to prospective sold only II carts, but sales have Heart shaped Colleges of Connecticut! 30 percent chance of afternoon Suggested carriar rates pendant with Aug. 31 and Sept. I, 3-7 pm; showers or thunderstorms, highs Sunday and certain holl* are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 toe users, even though only about five about doubled every year since, days by the Manchester 8 sapphires Sepl. 6, 7,8,12,13, 9 am-7 pm; mid 80s. Outlook for Saturday; one month, $23.10 tor people tried it out. The store will Wales said. Salesare up to 3,500 in Whether you’re 18 or 80, Publishing Co.. 18 Brel* three months. $40.20 tor and 8 diamonds, ^ 3 oval at the Regisu^ar’s Office in the partly sunny and warm, chance allow customers to keep the keys, the United States, but only two and interested in an associate nard Place, Manchester, six monihs a/ld $M.40 tor Emerald cut $465. ^ sapphires Lowe Building, West Campus. of afternoon showers or Conh. 06040. Second he said. Connecticut stores. Heartland degree, certificate programs, one year. Senior cilixan and Chester’s Supermarket in sarohire ring accented by thunderstorms. class postage paid at and mall rates srs avails- Wales said most people re­ 24 diamonds, or non-credit courses, we're Call 647-6140 or 647-6141. Manchester, Conn. Post* East Windsor, have bought the dth 8 diamonds, M s on request sponded positively to the cart, $640. there for you. master Send address To piece an advartlso- carts, he said. Chester’s was the $245. including those who don’t need it. Photo enlaiged to show detail Registration for non-credit changes to the Manchae- ment or to rspoit a news "They were really excited company’s first customer. •Affordable tuition Weather summary for Wednes­ tsr Herald, P.O. Box 581, Item or picture Ides, can about it,” he said. The yellow carts go 1 mile per •Classes to suityowr schedule weeknight courses, and day. Aug. 84. 1888: Mancheatsr, Conn. 00040. 04^2711. Office hours are hour and cannot tip over, Wales credit weekend campus and 0:30 am . to 8 p.m. Monday But about half of the people who •Qualified, caring teachers Temperature: high of 60, low of If you don't receive your through Priday. would use the cart were reluctant said. The basket on the front is the off-campus courses, same size as the basket oh a •Financial aid and student 'T T r^ ifT a 56, mean of 58. The normal is 70. Herald by 8 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald to try it because of the embar­ services Monday-Thursday,10 am-7pm; Precipitation: 1.56 inches for or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of The rassment of people looking at regular push cart. •Placement testing Friday, 9 am-noon; AtvtUe the day, 1.80inchesfor the month, please telephone your car^ Aaaoolatsd PrMs, the them, which is normal, he said. Although Heartland doesn’t Jeweiefe Since 1885 OtMO 20.18 inches for the year. Normai riar. It you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Clrcule- Wales handles marketing and plan to buy any more than two for BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN •Basic skills and in the Continuing Education reach your carriar, call tlona the New England now, Wales Is confident the carts MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TOflRlNGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY individualized instruction Center on the East Campus. for the year to date: 27.97. subscriber service at 047- Newspaper Association sales of the cart for Sage M'cnMitChd'gv'Masitff Ca'd/Visa/Amencan Eiprass Heating degree data; 7 for the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Matt McSweegan. 0940 by 0 p.m. weekdays and the New England Industries of Rogers, Ark., where will be a success. •Open door admissions policy Call 647-6087 or 647-6088. lor dsHvery In Mancheater. the idea for the cart was bom. “I’m sure they’ll be putting accu-W »T. Inc day, 23 for the month, 32 for the 11, who lives at 96 Strawberry Lane and attends Keeney Prase Association. season. Normai for the season 1 Street School. Wales said his friend Sage came more in,” he said. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 25, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 25, 1988 - 5 S T A T E Audit: O’Dea check case N A 'n O N U.N. chief says Iran, Iraq & R E G IO N just the latest of several & W O R LD could be talking for months

Murder suspect In custody By Judd Everhart their letter, released Wednesday. raised” in the auditors’ letter GENEVA (AP) - U.N. The negotiations, which range perhaps as soon as Thursday, but Burma frees dissident regional conflicts. In April, a WINDSOR (AP) — A suspect in a New York The Associated Press O’Dea was quoted by a foimer Secretary-General Javier Perez from resolving borders to ex­ U.N.-mediated Afghan settle­ DMV employee last week as once could not say what form that RANGOON, Burma (AP) - The government de Cuellar met separately today changing prisoners of war, are City murder is in custody after two men tried to response would take. ment was signed in Geneva. HARTFORD — A state Depart­ telling her, *Tm a public official today freed the country’s most outspoken with the foreign ministers of Iran expected to be long and On Wednesday, the leaders of rob him aboard a bus on Interstate 91, state “ It’s being reviewed right ment of Motor Vehicles deputy and I can do any damn thing I dissident, and within hours he demanded before and Iraq before beginning direct troublesome. Greek and Turkish Cypriot com­ police said. now,” Sandberg said. commissioner, fired for improp­ want.” a crowd of 200,000 people an interim government peace talks to end their 8-year-old Since a U.N.-supervised cease­ munities met in Geneva for the Sgt. Robert Slattery said two men pulied a An internal DMV Investigation erly cashing a check at the DMV The auditors said in their letter to lead Burma back to democracy. war. fire took hold Saturday, both first time in three years under knife on Daniel Perez Jr., 17. of the Brooklyn Waterbury office, has been cash­ that there had been "prior into the O’Dea matter is continu­ Nine others arrested during the 17-day rule of Perez de Cuellar said he sides have traded charges of U.N. auspices. The United Na­ section of New York City about 9; 30 p.m. ing personal checks at the agen­ incidents of a similar nature” at ing, as is one by Chief State’s Sein Lwin, who resigned as president after expects face-to-face talks be­ truce violations and questioned tions is also involved in the peace Tuesday in the rear of a Vermont Line bus cy’s Wethersfield office for years, the Waterbury branch but could Attorney John J. Kelly. tween Iraq and Iran to last bloody nationwide riots, also were released. their opponent’s sincerity and process in southern Africa, West­ traveling from Hartford to Springfield. Mass. state officials said. not say how many. When he fired O’Dea, the months, but some diplomats will for peace. On Wednesday, civilian President Maung ern Sahara and Cambodia. A fight ensued and Perez was able to disarm governor said the deputy com­ believe the peace process could No time limit was set for the In a letter to Gov. William A. Donohue said there was also no Maung lifted martial law in the capital, ended Iran accepted the U.N. cease­ the men, but all three suffered arm wounds. missioner had “ clearly ... vio­ drag on for years. talks and the specific agenda was O’Neill, who fired Edwin X. way of telling how many checks curfews and called for a referendum on fire resolution July 18 after a Slattery said. lated the public trust.” Arriving in Geneva today, not known. string of battlefield defeats. Iraq O’Dea on Aug. 10, auditors Leo V. O’Dea had cashed at the Wethers­ DMV spokesman Andrew W. multiparty democracy in this isolated Asian When police arrived, Perez toid them his field branch or for how much. Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Ve- The talks between Velayati and had agreed to the resolution Donohue and Henry J. Becker Jr. Nelson III said DelPonte would nation. For 26 years, Burma was under rigid name was Luis Torres, but state troopers “ During the course of their layati of Iran said the talks should Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz of shortly after the Security Council said staff auditors had discovered have no comment on the auditors’ one-party rule that turned it into one of the learned his real name during questioning and review, our staff became aware “ arrive at a just, comprehensive, Iraq are being held under U.N. passed it in July 1987. the check cashing at the Wethers­ letter because he was still waiting world’s poorest countries. that he was being sought as a suspect in a that Commissioner O’Dea had for honorable and durable settle­ auspices, and Perez de Cuellar The agenda for the Iran-Iraq field branch after O’Dea’s lawyer for results of the internal DMV murder that occurred in the Bronx borough of years cashed his personal checks Dissident Aung Gyi told the outdoor rally in ment of all outstanding issues will attend the first sessions. The talks could include troop withdra­ informed DMV Commissioner investigation. New York on Aug. 17, Slattery said. from receipts at the department's Rangoon today that, ’ ‘We have complete trust in between Iran and Iraq.” negotiations are the first step wal to international borders, Lawrence F. DelPonte that a $300 Nelson said, however, the agen­ Velayati and Foreign Minister check cashed there by O’Dea was Wethersfield office,” Becker and President Maung Maung and Chairman of the toward implementing a year-old resolution of a border dispute, cy’s check-cashing policy would Council of People’s Justice Tin Aung Hein.” Tariq Aziz of Iraq ignored ques­ U.N. resolution and eventually repatriation of prisoners of war, AP photo about to bounce. Donohue wrote to O’Neill. Wounded trooper moved be “ vigorously enforced” and Maung Maung, in power for only a week, is the tions shouted at them from about concluding a peace treaty. reparations, freedom of naviga­ O’Dea reportedly also bounced "This practice was known to expanded to include a ban on all country’s first civilian leader since 1962. Aung 100 reporters at the Palace of The Iran-Iraq talks and the tion in the disputed Shatt al-Arab a $300 check at the Waterbury NEW HAVEN (AP) — A state trooper, who ARSON DO G — Mattie, the state police employees assigned to the com­ check cashing. Hein also is a civilian. Nations as they entered for their Persian Gulf cease-fire are the waterway and the gulf and other was shot in the head during a shootout last week, arson-investigation dog, bandied by branch. missioner’s (DelPonte’s) office The auditors also rported that sessions with Perez de Cuellar. latest U.N. moves to resolve issues. His firing was prompted by remains in serious condition despite being Trooper James Butterworth, becomes and, of course, to those assigned DelPonte and a member of his moved out of intensive care at Yale-New Haven disclosure that he had cashed a to the cashiering unit involved ... staff had once cashed some state Hospital, hospital officials said. an honorary federal agent during $2,300 check at the Waterbury “ However, written department petty cash fund checks payable to Fires near camp, missiles AP photo John Kucan Jr.. 24, of Cheshire, was moved to ceremonies Wednesday in Meriden. The office in July and ordered that it policy and written instructions to them at the Wethersfield office, New wildfires ignited as hundreds of soldiers Marcos asks to come home a floor with other neurological patients who are Labrador retriever, believed to be the not be deposited until he could cashiers forbid the conversion to put they said that those were not fanned out along fire lines, while a huge blaze O U T O F C O N T R O L — Firefighters MANILA, Philippines (AP) — recovering from surgery, the hospital said. His nation’s first arson dog, got a badge cover it. cash of any check,” they wrote. personal checks, but travel ad­ U.S. officials have said they paid by Japanese firms during DMV policy forbids the cashing threatened one of Yellowstone National Park’s Stock prices plunged today and will not allow Marcos to leave condition continues to be listed as serious. Jon L. Sandberg said O’Neill vance checks to cover expenses struggle with a hose as flames sweep the Marcos administration. from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco of any checks, the auditors said in would “ respond to the issues most scenic areas and flames came within a businessmen expressed fears for without Mrs. Aquino’s consent. Kucan was shot in the right forehead as he was prior to reimbursement. through the historic district of Lisbon, Marcos said that as a lawyer, and Firearms. mile of a nuclear missile silo in Montana. government stability after Ferdi­ In the petition, Marcos said the he demanded the right to repres­ handcuffing a suspect in a wooded area near Portugal, today. The fire raged out of In Oregon, Gov. Neil Goldschmidt declared an nand Marcos requested permis­ court had no choice but to grant ent himself. Interstate 95 in West Haven. The suspect had emergency Wednesday night, clearing the way control and destroyed much of Lisbon's sion for the first time to return his request or order the Philip­ earlier fled from the trooper when he tried to State proclaims death sentence for deployment of the National Guard to help historic central shopping district. Offi­ home and confront an accuser. pine government to halt a preli­ “ The only possible way of stop him on 1-95 fora motor vehicle violation. fight raging fires. Crews also struggled against cials said one man was killed and 27 The 70-year-old ex-president, minary investigation that author­ lawfully preventing the under­ EPA blocks wetlands plan blazes in Idaho, Washington and California. people were injured. living in exile in Hawaii, filed a ities say will lead to the filing of signed from personally appear­ The Boise Interagency Fire Center, which petition Wednesday with the formal criminal charges against ing and defending himself in all PROVIDENCE. R.l, (AP) - The U.S. Elderly ask for Angels for grass-eating carp in ponds coordinates firefighting in the West and Alaska, anti-corruption court demanding Marcos. such cases is for the... incumbent Environmental Protection Agency moved on said 66,000 fires have blackened 3.3 million acres the right to defend himself when a Solicitor-General Francisco government to dismiss (any BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Residents of a Wednesday to block construction of the Big Judge rejects PTL plan former Cabinet minister testifies NEW HAVEN (AP) - Golf sterile type in ponds under 5 in drought-plagued 1988, 300,000 acres more than Chavez said Baltazar Aquino — charges) with prejudice,” Mar­ housing complex for the elderly are asking the River Reservoir by invoking its jurisdiction Country Club in Bethany. Ben agaist him in November. course operators and private acres. Falcone, plans topourSgallonsof in 1986, considered the region’s worst year. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — PT L’s bankruptcy who is not related to the president cos said, meaning no charges Guardian Angels to help them combat crime in under wetlands protection law. Last week, the court ruled that — will testify about alleged bribes homeowners who stocked their But because it would be impos­ suffocating pesticide into two “ Obviously, we’ve got a wild year here,” said trustee says he’ll shorten the time the ministry would ever be filed. their complex. Michael R. Deland, regional EPA director in Marcos had the right to cross- ponds with a grass-eating carp sible to test carp imported before ponds on his golf course next spokeswoman Bemie Pineda. has to sell its assets when he submits a revised Bessie Burrell, president of the tenants’ Boston, released letters notifying state officials examine former Public Works before 1988 have been told the fish then to see what type each is, all month. In Montana, fire broke out Wednesday reorganization plan to a bankruptcy judge who association at the Twin Towers Apartments in and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that he Minister Baltazar Aquino when must be destroyed because they those purchased before this year To save hundreds of bass in the afternoon a half-mile from a Minuteman If rejected his first proposal. Bridgeport’s Black Rock section, said she and was starting the Section 401 (c) review needed he gives evidence in a deposition are a threat to the environment. must be destroyed, said Bob ponds, he said he may fish them nuclear missile site between Great Falls and In rejecting the reorganization plan BETTY-JANE TURNER her two-member executive boa rd called the New fora permit to fill wetlands. hearing Nov. 7. The white amur was banned in Jones, head of the Department of out after Labor Day and put them Lewistown, the Air Force said. Wednesday, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Rufus York City-based organization earlier this week. The reservoir “ doesn’t make environmental It was the first time Marcos this state starting in the mid-1970s Environmental Protection’s Bu­ in the club swimming pool until he Reynolds said it failed to take into account the School of Dance "W e’ve got people living here mainlining, or economic sense.” Deland said in an formally sought permission from because of fears that if it got into reau of Fisheries. solves his carp problem. ministry’s poor financial health. pushing drugs, and prostitutes using apartments interview. main waterways and reproduced, any Philippine institution to re­ 40 Oak Street Fifty-eight Connecticut buyers State Sen. George Gunther, EPA suggests dump rules “ This plan does not work,” Reynolds said. “ It turn to the land he fled after the for business.” Burrell said Tuesday. “ The The state says it needs Big River to the ecological system would be of the grass carp were identified R-Statford, one of those who does not reflect the situation. ’ ’ February 1986 uprising that security is bad. I had someone knock on my door supplement the overtaxed Scituate Reservoir upset by its voracious appetite for Manchester, CT as a result of the federal govern­ lobbied to legalize the fish, said he WASHINGTON (AP) — The long arm of the He gave PTL bankruptcy trustee M.C. “ Red” toppled his administration and asking if they could buy some syringes,” added that supplies water to Providence and many vegetation. ment’s seizure of the records of a will meet next week with DEP Environmental Protection Agency is reaching Benton until Oct. 1 to prepare a new plan, and propelled Corazon Aquino to the Burrell, a diabetic. It is that same appetite that major white amur breeder in nearby cities. officials to see if there are out to the local town dump — and the huge until Sept. 10 to return with information on presidency. 649-0256 “ We want them to show us what to do so we The EPA estimates the $262 million Big River makes the carp popular with pond Arkansas. acceptable ways of dealing with metropolitan landfill as well. owners who want to keep their potential buyers of the ministry’s assets. Mrs. Aquino said today that she can protect ourselves and to come here to Twin Reservoir in West Greenwich would eliminate About half the fish were pur­ the problem other than killing all EPA, in its first major effort to regulate the would stand by a commitment to Pre-School Classes Towers to make this a better and safer place to more than 600 acres of wetlands and severely water free of nuisance weeds and chased by country clubs, said the illegally imported carp. land disposal of household trash and garbage, is algae. abide by whatever decision the These classes are designed to live,” said Bernice Karolkowski, a member of reduce stream flows in the Big, Flat and Jones, who added most buyers Violators of the import ban can proposing rules that officials say would force Emergency ends in Chile court renders in the case. A new law that went into effect probably did not know they were be fined $200 per fish and sent to establish in the three and four year the board. “ This is the last stopfor many of us.” Pawtuxet rivers. nearly every municipal dump to take steps to SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The country’s “ At the same time. I’m also old a sense of rhythm, build better Jan. 1 allows the importation of illegal. jail for up to 60 days, DEP protect the environment. committed to work for the na­ white amur of the triploid or The owner of the Woodhaven officials said. military leaders have lifted all state of coordination, establish right and Announced Wednesday, the plan would emergency measures for the first time since tional interest,” she said without left directionability and improve require all of the nation’s municipal solid waste President Augusto Pinochet seized power in elaboration in a statement read gross motor skills. Through ages landfills to install often-expensive monitoring 1973, a move the opposition greeted with by spokesman Teodoro Benigno. four and Tive, a youngster’s play is Mrs. Aquino had previously re­ Chief who sued town appeals suspension HARTFORD COUNTY 4-H FAIR equipment to detect pollution of groundwater cautious approval. still a major channel for exploring, fused to allow Marcos to return. supplies. Wednesday’s decree comes just days before practicing and consolidating new ROCKY HILL (AP) - The The proposal, not expected to be popular with Marcos asked the Department have to pursue his appeal in cism began in April 1987. you were explicitly instructed not August 26, yr, 28 Tour Town^irgrounds the four-man ruling junta is expected to knowledge. Dance class can town’s police chief, who has been local governments, would require the cleaning of Foreign Affairs to issue him a court. He noted that it will be Schnabel’s administrative to make such an assignment.” Parking R ^mtfrs. off Rt. 83/’C ^ p t Rd. nominate Pinochet, an army general, as sole passport within three days and to provide part o f the variety of battling local officials since he Whitman who rulesjn the appeal lieutenant. John, C. Herbst, had 1 Children underriFree up of dumps found to be leaking contaminants candidate in a presidential referendum slated My mommy, taking me to stimuli necessarily needed, at this spoke out against racism in the The Town Council had elimi­ Adults^jZfOO request the U.S. government to at the three administrative lev­ recalled a cruiser that had been nated the post as of July 1 and Sat. 9 a.m.-12Viid. into underground aquifers. for October. lift restrictions that bar him from Dancing School thii year. stage o f development. Police Department, is appealing els. because of his role as dispatched to investigate a resi­ FRI yp.m .-12 mid. a two-day suspension but doesn’t replaced it with a part-time 2:30 p.m.-S:00 a m . leaving Hawaii. Schnabel’s immediate superior, dent’s report that “ suspicious- position. Schnabel said Whitman 6 p.m. Doodlebug Draw Children’s Conu|sts expect justice from what he calls town personnel director and town looking” Puerto Rican men had himself suggested he assign an 8 p.m.>12 mid. 7 p.m. H o r s ^ a w the town’s “ Mickey Mouse politi­ manager. been spotted at a department cal structure.” officer to perform the duties until DestiV Rock Band 8 p.m.-12 tpra. Ct. “ The suspension is really petty store parking lot. the part-time position could be Duke issues economic challenge; Town Manager Dana T. Whit­ and atrocious.” Schnabel said. A short time later, a Rocky Hill Vi^ay Beyfn’nimtry man Jr. cited two instances of filled. “ It is professionally embarrass­ resident reported that her car had Schnabel said Whitman was 3 Bl “ faulty performance” in the ing for me to speak of this because been stolen from the lot. Herbst suspension notice Tuesday to present at the labor board meet­ Quayle assaults him on defense it’s so petty and vindictive.” justified his decision by citing ing he attended, during which the kY 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Police Chief Philip H. Schnabel. Whitman did not return a pervasive racism in the depart­ “ It is pretty obvious what is Town Council’s decision to elimi­ .m. & 3:30 p.m. Wizard Bv The Associated Press “ I ’ve met too many people who Reagan. Shoes That CRUISE! telephone message left at his ment and an inadequate descrip­ nate the animal control officer’s have accepted jobs over the last “ One of the worst false impres­ going on and it will become more office Wednesday afternoon. tion of the suspects. .m. job as well as Herbst’s were Turkey Foot. Democrat Michael Dukakis eight years that pay a lot less than sions Michael Dukakis has put apparent in the course of time as Schnabel filed a federal lawsuit Schnabel, and later the state discussed. Schnabel said Whit­ Doodlebug kept up his attack on Republican their old jobs,” he said in Grand forward is the idea that he stands an impartial court reviews these against Whitman and Town Coun­ Commission on Human Rights man evenasked him questions economics with a claim that Rapids, Mich. “ I ’ve met too for a strong national .defense," actions,” Schnabel said Wednes­ cil members in March, alleging and Opportunities, said racial Show / during the meeting. families are struggling harder many couples who are working Quayle told the Guard audience. day after he filed a formal appeal they violated his constitutional intolerance was a problem in the “ It is not within your preroga­ than ever under President Rea­ harder at two jobs just to stay in “ Maybe he sincerely believes with Whitman. right to free speech by retaliating Police Department. 4-H I il & HmqenMrfting tive to determine if you are to be a gan. while Dan Quayle countered place.” that. But he stands for the Whitman said the chief improp­ against him for his frequent Whitman said Schnabel as­ exhibits, union or management represen­ is\Fun f o i^ l ages. questions about his military The AFL-CIO has 14 million opposite, and that position has erly assigned a police officer as a statements about racism. signed a police officer as tempor­ temporary animal control officer tative in labor matters,” Whit­ record with assaults on Dukakis’ members, and President Lane been clouded over by the distrac­ He alleged that he had not ary animal control officer “ after man said in his memo. One Half Off Admission This Coupon and improperly attended a labor defense policies. Kirkland said Wednesday the tions of the last few days.” received expected pay raises and endorsement should be worth a In Los Angeles, Reagan told a board meeting as an uninvited had been “ the subject of harass­ The counterchanges occurred “ resource person.” net of 2.5 million votes for rally that Quayle, a member of ing and demeaning inter-office Wednesday against the backdrop Dukakis. the Senate Armed Services Com­ Schnabel, who is also an memoranda” sent by Whitman I------HJIIiMllliHimittua of wrangling over when Dukakis attorney, said he would likely Dukakis, repeatedly criticized mittee, "has more experience since the controversy about ra­ and Vice President George Bush by Republicans as being soft on dealing with national security NOSTALGIA. . . would debate, and polls showing defense, was assaulted on that affairs than the head of the other that Bush’s post-convention lead front Wednesday by Quayle and Ucket.” NEW DANCE NEW 15 visits was narrowing. I (Regularly(Regularly $40) 3 (one per cuitomer) YESTERDAY Quayle fared well in one of Winningers Gymnastics & Dance ■ |. ** (Oftar good btlor*btlon 3:00 p. 1. — ExpiTM e.3free) those surveys, which showed DANCE CLASSES! support for his selection as the GRAND OPENING for Republican vice presidential no­ GRADED CLASSES IN: minee and his service record TAP • JAZZ • BAUET A POINT • Lose inches in during the Vietnam War. 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B'S Dukakis, touring the industrial F R E E INSTRUtiTION INCLUDED 48” Fed. Ext., 18” Leaf, Fbur Nostalgia Chairs states of Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania after picking up the All for *15” w CONE YARNS NO CONTRACT. New England Furniture & Bedding endorsement of the AFL-CW) Special this week August 22-August 27th. FREE TRML VISIT | leadership In Washington, took STORES aim at the Reagan administra­ HOURS: KnitterS\A/bffcf^ Manchester 647-0410 ■ FACTORY STORE tion’s claims to seven years of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 171 Spencer Street | 596 Hilliard St., Manchester, Conn. • 646-5626 growth and prosperity. oafts&iiccdteworfc center 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Wednesday 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. HOURS: Mon.-Frl. 11-6; Thurs. 11-8; Sat 11-5 Conceding that more Ameri­ 343 Mein St.. Middletown e 2S Hazard Ave., EnfieldI •< 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden 389 Broad St., Manchester 646-4340 cans are working today than at No Appointment Needed 200 Chase Ave.. Waterbury a 260 North Main St.. Manchester M-Th., Sat. 10-5:30; Fri. ’til 8 p.m.; Sun. 12-6 p.m. California Concepts I • M/C — Visa — Kree Delivery any time in history, he said store Hours: Mon, thru Fri. 1Q.9. Sal. S Sun. 10-6 e Ws accept MatterCard. Vita, American Exprate tnd Oltcover Card average family income has re­ Sale Good Thru 9/4/88 Pay per visit or monthly program available *VonnectJcut*a Beat Kept Secret’* mained stagnant. Both sides at fault in hiring delay insuiBHce ftM* Members of the Bolton Public Building Commission and the Bolton Board of Selectmen do not seem to be on the same track in the quest for an architect to study proposed additions to schools. On Monday the building commission refused to hire an architect for the work, yourlKmie. complaining that the letter it received from WASHINGTON — As the 100th Congress winds the selectmen is too vague to permit it to go down, dozens of Capitoi Hill aides are scurrying forward. like lemmings to industry lobbying jobs where they Building commission members also said can cash in on their inside information. The exodus they do not have copies of a report on the is beginning to worry congressional leaders, who don’t want the “sleaze factor” of the Reagan school plans formulated by a panel of administration to rub off on them. residents and presented to the Board of ’THIS REALLY IS A REGIONAL PROBLEM’ Let Congress concentrate on its reputation. Manchester Wallpaper & Paint Co. Education in June. Industry is concentrating on hiring the best According to School Superintendent insiders money can buy. Richard Packm an, members of the building For example, last month congressional staffer commission were invited to a June meeting at Tim Smith was hired by the American Nuclear Energy Council, which lobbies for tbe nuclear which the plans were discussed, and only two Hot dog, the pig is home! power industry. Before he joined the ANEC, Smith attended. stuck like a barnacle to his boss. Sen. John Breaux. Furthermore, First Selectman Sandra D-La., chairman of the Nuclear Regulation Pierog says the plans have been, available in Subcommittee. If Breaux started a sentence. Smith the office of the selectmen. But ^ .frog, alas, is dead could finish it. He was his senator’s alter ego. Now, the nuclear industry stands to benefit from It seems that the building commission the insights Smith gained while working for We’ve heard about a lot of roaming dogs, but a Labor Day Home Insurance Sale members could have exercised more Breaux. initiative in informing themselves of what roaming pig? / That’s the call that camg in to the Manchester Senate rules bar Smith from directly lobbying his was being required. Police Department at about 7 o’clock Friday night former colleagues on the Nuclear Regulation It also seems that when the selectmen from a resident of Deerfield Drive. But before the Village Subcommittee for one year — a minor problem. instructed the building commission to hire an police could dispatch the dog warden to retrieve the Smith told our associate, Stewart Harris, that he Insure your home against aging and weathering with premium quality will advise other ANEC lobbyists. And he has been 'i architect on short notice, they could have stray animal, the owner had already recovered it, Crier spotted lobbying in the House, where there are no taken pains to be sure the commission had the according to Lt. John Mott. Most likely, everything worked out for the best. restrictions on him. Cabot" Stains. Cabot Stains offer long-lasting beauty and protection and their information it needed. The warden might have turned the pig into a hot Congressional staffers are sensitive to charges At the very least, there seems to have been dog. that they ought to come under the same laws as inadequate communication between the executive branch staff members who are not high pigment concentration means they spread further for better coverage. □ □ □ allowed to swing back through the revolving door groups. It may simply be that everyone STRANGE FIND — Ten-year-old Robert Meo of HELP IN AN INSTANT — It’s reassuring to within a year after leaving their jobs with the involved simply took too much for granted. Norwood Street found a strange creature last week know that your life could be in the hands of administration. Former White House aides Lyn And, right now, for a limited time only, we’re having a Home Insurance sale fea­ Unless there is some deeper division by a pond near Keeney Street School: a six-legged Manchester’s firefighter-paramedics. Nofziger and Michael Denver were investigated involved, the problem can be resolved quickly frog. When a visitor to the Herald office Tuesday under those ethics laws when they cashed in on collapsed with apparent heart trouble, a call to 911 and it should be to minimize further We were skeptical, but Robert had their expertise too quickly. Nofziger was the first turing great savings on Cabot Stains. corroboration. His friend Todd Reed, who lives in brought two paramedics to the office within a person convicted under that law, and Denver was unnecessary delay. Willimantic, was there at the time. And Robert minute. convicted for lying under oath. produced the frog for a Herald photographer, too, Ironically, the incident occurred the same day Some congressional aides complained to us that M ke sure your house has the right coverage. Use Cabot Stains. Experience even though it didn't survive captivity. the Herald published a column about the radio Capitol Hill staffers are doing the same thing — According to Debbie Shea. zookeeper a nd scanner and emergency services dispatching. putting a price tag on the things they heard in The Best: Trade brings educator at the Science Museum of Connecticut in Hearing the radio dispatch and the paramedics’ closed-door meetings. West Hartford, it’s very fare to find a six-legged report on an incident that was happening before Ethics concerns on Capitol Hill have spawned a frog. Shea said she has never seen one, but she has our eyes brought home the capability of the town’s series of proposals. In April, the Senate passed an seen a picture of the abnormal creature. emergency services personnel. Ethics in Post-Employment Act that prohibits consternation "It’s pretty rare, ” she said. "That’s wild.” Over the radio scanner, we heard the paramedics Senate aides from lobbying the Senate for one year dispatched at 2:55 p.m. By 2:56, emergency after leaving. A similar bill, expected to go to a □ □ □ personnel were rushing into our office. vote in the House this fall, would keep former in Edmonton ANOTHER “CRIER" — Wilson Deakin, assistant With the aid of two paramedics, the victim was House staffers from lobbying their co-workers for superintendent of schools in Manchester, wears conscious by the time he was ready to be taken to one year. many hats. One of them is that of a softball umpire. the hospital. At last report, he had had successful That House bill would keep former staffers from There is consternation in Edmonton, the He was behind the plate for Tuesday night’saction at surgery and was in satisfactory condition. doing wbat Tom Ryan has been up to for tbe past windswept city in Alberta for which Wayne CharterOak Park, when A and B Division titles were □ □ □ year. Gretzky alone performed the same rote as the contested in the Town Slow-Pitch Softball Tourna­ For years, Ryan was the respected chief counsel ment. WHO’S GOT THE ANCHOVIES? - A customer for the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Winter Olympics and a year of hype did for its But Deakin had more to do than call balls and called a Manchester pizza shop on a recent Friday one of the most powerful committees on Capitol provincial neighbor and chief rival, Calgary. strikes. He also had to serve as a “Village Crier,” evening to order four pizzas, one of them Hill. Ryan quit that job last year and joined the law if Gretzky put Edmonton on the map, and his calling out the score and inning after each complete smothered in anchovies and onion$. Upon arriving firm of Wunder and Diefenderfer, a Washington p S f f l B loyal fans are weeping at his loss. frame. home, she found that she’d been given all cheese boutique for former congressmen and staffers who and pepperoni pizzas, with nary an anchovy in But hold the tears. The Charter Oak scoreboard, which had already sell their expertise as lobbyists for industries been fixed three times this summer, failed again. sight. pushing legislation before Congress. This could be a good deal all around, for the Disappointed, she called the pizza shop, and was One of Ryan’s jobs since joining the firm has Edmonton fans and for hockey, too. □ □ □ encouraged to return for two more pizzas — been to work for a coalition of manufacturers absolutely free. Edmonton has a good team even without GAMBLING FEVER — Manchester Republi­ promoting a bill that would make it harder for Wayne Gretzky. In the trade, the Oilers cans, unable to obtain a state permit fora casino The employee said he hadn’t heard from the consumers to win lawsuits over hazardous customer who wanted the cheese and pepperoni but received a 19-year-old future superstar in night last Saturday, have turned their sights to products. In nine months, the coalition paid wound up with the anchovies instead. He assumed Wunder and Deifenderfer $28,200 for lobbying Jimmy Carson, the highest scoring American Atlantic City. ^'^0 0 8 The GOP town committee is talking about that pizza ended up in the trash because “you have services. ever to play in the NHL. And, in addition, to be a little crazy to eat a pie like that, ’ ’ said the The controversial product-liability bill made it ;i chartering a bus to the East Coast gambling employee. they’re getting four number-one draft capital, said Thomas Ferguson, co-chairman of the through Ryan’s old stomping grounds, the Energy Sug. Retail *30.25 Sug. Retail *30.75 . Sug. Retail *28.95 Sug. Retail *32.75 choices, including last year’s. Among these aborted local event. □ n □ and Commerce Committee, thanks in part to his could be the next Gretzky. Weep not for the Because so many people were interested in the hard work. He was frequently seen in the back casino night, an Atlantic City tour is a natural FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the Manchester rooms of that committee, an area usually off limits OUR PRICE ® 1 6 2 5 OUR PRICE * 1 6 4 5 OUR PRICE ^ 1595 OUR PRICE ^ 1 6 ’ 5 Oilers, who will also receive $10 million as Evening Herald of Thursday, Aug. 28,1938: to lobbyists. But Ryan’s efforts went for naught part of the deal. substitute. It seems if the Republicans can’t cure their gambling fever locally, they’ll just go out of The brick wall on the east side of the one-story because the bill has since stalled in the Judiciary Los Angeles, not a hockey hotbed, will get state. section of the State Theater, facing Bissell Street, Committee, where it is expected to die. what it needs — a superstar. This is a city that was being broken open today for the installation of Ryan declined comment. But other staffers, who □ □ □ can understand stardom even if it can’t quite a window in the barber shop conducted by Robert asked not to be named, told us they don’t think it is comprehend a game played on ice. Gretzky MONEY-MAKING PARTY - Earle and Jo Anne Genovesi. The window will give extra light to the fair for Congress to restrict their employment after Lerner of Phyllis Road recently had some special shop. they quit. They point out that salaries on Capitol will make hockey an "in” thing in a town that guests at a recent party: 18 girls and their teddy A new champion was crowned and a new low Hill are so miserable that it would be tough to is supersensitive to what’s “in” and what’s bears. And it attracted national attention. scoring record was created as Ed "Ziggy” Shields, attract talented aides if the recruits knew they "out. ” The Lerners’ d^^hter, Meghan, decided that Manchester High track and field athlete, captured could not later get a job in the private sector using the talents they picked up on Capitol Hill, MANCHESTER WALLPAPER As for Gretzky, now 27 and at the peak of his besides teddy bears, h'er*party would have the the third annual Recreation Centers’ decathlon at career, the change offers an opportunity to second-grade girls dress up in their mothers’ the West Side Oval last night. And there are constitutional issues involved, clothes, put on makeup and eat fancy cookies. "A recreation and athletic field second to none in such as whether Congress can curtail anyone’s achieve something different. After all, what Women’s Day magazine thought so much of the the state” was promised the town today by local right to petition Congress. was left for him in Edmonton except to repeat idea that they printed a small story by Jo Anne officials following a conference held for the But Congress also has to ask if It can afford to & PAINT CO. history? Lerner and a picture of an earlier teddy bear party. consideration of means of making improvements ignore the potential for sleaze in its own ranks. It’s in the m agazin^ $«pt. 13 issue, now on at the public field at Mount Nebo. Intensely — The Central Maine Morning Sentinel newsstands, she saifl. interested in the project is Frank Cheney Jr., who Olympic plot For the suggestion, the Lerners got a $75 check today offered the town the right of way for a DISCOUNT PRICES Waterville, Maine from the magazine. footpath entrance to the field... North Korea does not dare disrupt the summer Olympics in South Korea for fear of alienating its communist allies who are sending teams to the games. But intelligence sources in the United Open Fornm States are looking into reports that the North 185 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester Koreans have asked someone else to spoil the Concern was road, home (owned by the hospital) at 11S. eliminate this problem, which we were has to grow; it also has to make many games. The North Koreans are suspected of Alton St. to a day-care center to pleased to hear. changes in ordertosurvive. It’scalled funding a terrorist plot using the Japanese Red not day-care center accommodate working mothers. We have lived at 23 S. Alton St. over “progress.” Army, a terrorist group. Last October, the Red 646-0143 27 years and the idea of more children Army sent a message to its terrorist denouncing To the Editor; As a day-care center as already in Manchester Memorial Hospital is the Olympics. existence at this address, we thought at the center did not upset us in the least. We love children. And no. Mr. very important to our town and This is in response to Mr. Norm the hospital was going to expand it and staffing it is most important in order the same person in charge of the Pattis, I was not overwhelmed by this Pattis’ letter that appeared in the proposal. In fact, the reasoning behind for it to function properly. If a day-care "Open Forum” sometime between existing center would be in charge of center is the answer. I’m all for it, fBanrliPstrr Hrrali'i Sale ends Sat. Sept. 10 the new center. the hospital’s proposal helped me June 18 and July 5, while I was on make my decision in its favor. whether it’s in my back yard or next Founded In 1881 vacation. I was just made aware of it. door. Upon receipt of this letter and after As for the proposed parking garage, PCNNY M. 8IEFF8RT...... PuMWmt Cabot’S A week before all thiscameout in the QEOnoe T. CHAPPELL...... E d l^ much discussion, we phoned Beth my husband is in favor of it. I am not. In closing I would like to say I resent Manchester Herald, we, my husband Cratty, in charge of the operation, to Mr. Pattis’ remark that my opinions ...... ExecuMv. EdKof For whatever reason, it’s my opinion. MARIE P. ORADV...... CHy Editor and I, received a letter from Mr. inform her we were in support of the are “bizarre.” We’re ail entitled to our ALEXANDER PIRELLI...... Am o cIm I Em ” Gallacher, president of Manchester idea of a day-care center but were We were both born and brought up in own opinions — are we not? Memorial Hospital, stating that be­ concerned about the dangerous curve Manchester, "the city of village DENISE A. R OBERTS...... AdtwrtWne Director JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Butlnwi Manioer Stains VI cause of the difficulty in staffing the on Turkington Drive in relation to the charm” We’ve watched itdevelopand Lucille B. Vincek SHELDON C O H EN ...... Compodng Manager hospital with nurses, etc., the hospital day-care center. She informed us a grow. Many changes we didn’t like, 23 S. Alton St. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Manager was proposing to convert the existing road barrier was to be built to and then again, many we did. A town Manchester FRANK J. McSWEEOAN...... Circulation Dlractor « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 25, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 28, m t — f

MARKET REPORT Region pay rises 7.2% Americans wearing soft, Global fire clues found BUSINESS AcWHy ow irw pmi X triaino <«y» Expansion brisk SCIENCE Brain transplants, BOSTON (AP) — New England’s hard, and rigid gas NEW YORK (AP) - Ancient clay Bank to build office full-time workers made an average of permeable contact lenses deposits provide evidence that a global fire $21,884 in 1987, a 7.2 percent pay hike over contributed to widespread extinctions of The Bank of South Windsor plans to build the previous year, according to the in second quarter & HEALTH dinosaurs and other life forms 65 million grafting techniques an 11,300-square-foot office and corporate I ...... regionai office of the federal Bureau of years ago, scientists reported today. headquarters near the Five Comers ...... I, Labor Statistics. WASHINGTON (AP) - The well, with a GNP price index that? 69% The hypothesis, put forth in 1985, is that intersection in South Windsor, south of 1' .1: the average pay levels for four of the economy expanded at a brisk measures a changing market^ Vaccine tests slated (16.5 million) the fire was ignited by the impact of a huge could cure ailments Ellington Road. 'll six New England states are below the 1987 annual rate of 3.3 percent from basket of goods rising at anj meteorite. national average of $20,855. The full-service bank will occupy about April through June in spite of a annual rate of 5.1 percent, the* WASHINGTON (AP) — A genetically Some scientists say such an impact could By Daniel Q. Haney and 30s. 6.000 square feet of the building, leaving Connecticut led the nation, as well as severe shock from the drought fastest increase since a 5.8! engineered AIDS vaccine made with the have kicked up enough dust to block The Associated Press LOW 1.W0.04 Parkinson’s results from grad­ the remaining space for other businesses. New England, with an annual average pay that seared much of the country, percent rise in the third quarter of ^ virus used in smallpox vaccinations soon sunlight fora long time, triggering ual destruction of a part of the increase of 8 percent over 1986, followed by the government reported today. 1982. I will be tested on volunteers at six The bank is sch^uled to open this fall. s Up 3 extinctions by lowering temperatures and BOSTON — When Dr. Abraham brain called the nigral tissue, The bank’s corporate headquarters will Massachusetts at 7.5 percent and Maine, The gross national product, the The big surge in inflation,', university medical centers, the National killing vegetation. A worldwide fire could N. Lieberman gives talks about which makes an essential r MTWT r ufwTK MTWTP M1WTF MTWT r UTW which tied with New Jersey for third broadest measure of economic which followed an increase of 1.7! be part of a 122.000-square-foot retail-office l> t l 1______I $1 f t Institute of Allergy and Inlectious have added other dangers, University of brain transplants, he flashes two message-carrying chemical, highest at 6.9 percent. center currently being developed. health, expanded at essentially percent in the first quarter, was!^ Diseases says. rigid gas Chicago chemist Edward Anders said faces on the screen; Albert dopamine. New York was sixth with a gain of 6.2 the same rate as in the first blamed on higher consumer^ Einstein and Moe of the Three The bank received a temporary AP graphic Each of the medical centers will recruit Hard permeable Wednesday in a telephone interview. Victims often suffer tremors operating certificate from the state percent and was closely followed in quarter, when the GNP rose at an prices for clothing, food and ^ nine volunteers to first determine the Apart from burning or choking in the Stooges. and have trouble controlling their Department of Banking in May. The bank MTC president Joseph W. Messier seventh place by New Hampshire at 6.1 annual rate of 3.4 percent. gasoline. \ vaccine’s safety and its ability to produce 14% 17% People have gotten used to the movements. Some find it hard to But inflation in the second flames, organisms could have perished is trying to raise $6.5 million in its initial characterized the hiring announcement as percent. The burst of inflation served to ! an immune response. (3.4 million) (4.1 million) from newly formed toxic compounds, or idea of shifting kidneys, livers, stand unaided and walk, if at all, stock offering at $10 a share. a new scheme by EB to try to lure strikers According to the Bureau, the only New quarter, the Commerce Depart­ emphasize the problems facing j There is no chance of contracting AIDS even hearts, from person to with short, shuffling steps. Pa­ ment said, was accelerating at its the expansion, which has already ' from an eventual wanning of back to work. England state not to finish in the top 10 was from the vaccine since it contains no live or NEA graphic temperatures triggered by carbon person. But the seat of intellect tients may even be unable to hold Vermont at 5 percent, which tied for 15th fastest pace in almost six years. lasted a peacetime record of 69. and personality is unquestionably their heads erect. EB recruiting more The company reported that 781 strikers The robust 3.3 percent growth months. ; killed human immunodeficiency virus that SEEING EYES - Used by 16.5 monoxide the fire poured into the crossed union picket lines in Groton and among the ,50 states. special. There is no cure. The disease is rate occurred despite the fact causes the deadly disease, the institute million Americans, soft contact atmosphere, he said. Despite his illustration of the GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat officials returned to work on Wednesday. With growth so robust, th e ! said Wednesday. The study, by Anders and others, slowly progressive, although its say they plan to hire 500 new workers at the that the impact of the drought on economy is beginning to see ; lenses have become the overwhelm­ differences, brain-wise, between worst effects can be held off fora farm production shaved a full rising inflationary pressures ^ The volunteers must be healthy men or appears in the British journal Nature and people, Lieberman says the or­ few years with levodopa and company's Quonset Point. R.I., plant and percentage point from second women who pass a blood test showing they ing first choice among those who involved close examination of ancient clay intensify a nationwide recruiting Coleman Is manager Xerox to buy unit from tight labor markets and Wear contact lenses, according to gan is just as transferable as other drugs. quarter growth, the government demand outstripping production. \ are not infected with the virus that causes samples from five sites in Europe and New others. The goal of brain surgery is to campaign in an effort to continue Ronald D. Coleman of Manchester has STAMFORD (AP) — Xerox Corp. and said today. AIDS and “who are not engaged in Bausch & Lomb. Zealand. The Federal Reserve since I “Brain is tissue, and it can be replace the damaged tissue so the submarine construction despite a strike by been named manager of the Hartford Crowntek .say they have reached a Without'the drought, the GNP behavior that would place them at high transplanted as tissue, the way brain will make its own dopamine 10.000 unionized shipbuilders. office of Deloitte Haskins & Sells, an would have shot up at a 4.3 March has been pushing interest ! risk of contracting HIV,” the institute said. definitive agreement for Xerox to acquire rates higher to dampen demand, J Digging for energy liver and kidney can,” he sayrf. again. There are several sources The additional hiring at Quonset Point is international accounting firm. a Crowntek unit that specializes in the percent annual rate in the April- Doctors aren’t swapping whole of tissue; aborted fetuses, living needed. Electric Boat officials say, June period. but many economists are worried i A member of the firm since 1983, research and development of database that unless growth slows in the ' MODESTO, Calif. (AP) — Scientists are brains, or even thinking seriously organ donors, the dead and the because the company is sending work Coleman’s expertise is in the real estate software systems. The government estimated that AZT grant to expire always looking for safe, practical, about it. But they have taken the victim’s own body. usually done by the Metal Trades Council the drought will reduce farm coming quarters, the central J and manufacturing industries. He has a Financial terms were not disclosed. bank will have to clamp down ' Lead risk confirmed NEW YORK (A.P) — Federal payments efficient, cheap forms of energy. One such first tentative steps toward trans­ The most common approach in in Groton to its non-unionized hull bachelor’s degree in accountancy from the Xerox said it expected to complete the output by $14.3 billion in 1988, form of energy may lie just a few miles planting small parts of brains, or Parkinson’s is to transfer shaving about 0.4 percentage even harder and risk pushing the ' for the life-prolonging drug AZT expire fabrication plant in Rhode Island. University of Illinois. acquisition in the third quarter. country into a recession in 1989. I BOSTON (AP) — A study provides new next month for about 6,000 AIDS patients below the earth’s surface, and it’s not oil, related tissue from elsewhere in dopamine-making tissue from The company will begin advertising the point from growth for the full evidence that exposure to relatively low the body or from fetuses, to cure one place to another in the He serves on the United Way Allocations The unit to be acquired by Xerox is the In good news for Republican • nationwide, and many may be forced into says Discover magazine. jobs this Sunday in newspapers throughout Committee and the Connecticut Venture Advanced Information Technology year. levels of lead during early childhood can the ills of the body’s most patient. The adrenal glands, Even with the troubles in the presidential chances, however, I poverty to qualify for the drug under The source of energy is the earth’s n'x important and mysterious organ. Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachu­ Capital Group, Division of Crowntek subsidiary Computer slow and perhaps permanently stifle Medicaid, officials said Wednesday. mantle, which is as close as six miles to the which lie above the kidneys, also farm belt, however, the economy economists see no likelihood that ; youngsters’ mental development. Although such therapy has just produce dopamine, so doctors setts, according to Neil D. Ruenzel, an EB Deloitte Haskins & Sells provides tax. Corporation of America. The unit provides economic growth will slow appre- • A one-time, emergency appropriation of earth’s surface. The mantle still retains spokesman. auditing and management consulting continued to show its resiliency, Last year, a Boston study found slow begun, the ethical thickets sur­ implant adrenal tissue in the research, development and consulting on propelled by a sharp turnaround ciably before the Nov. 8 election. ! $30 million was enacted by Congress last residual heat from the creation of the rounding it are already being patient’s brain. The Metal Trades Council, EB’s largest services through 450 offices in 71 countries. information systems used by the federal mental growth among 2-year-olds who had summer to help those AIDS patients who planet. union, has been on strike since July 1, in the country’s trade deficit and Many analysts believe the •' been exposed to low levels of lead before explored, mainly because of one At a conference at the Clinical Connecticut offices are in Stamford. New government, systems integrators and strong growth in business invest­ economy in the current quarter / couldn’t afford the $8,000-a-year This potentially limitless source of big and unresolved question; Research Center at Massachu­ demanding better pay and benefits. Haven, Waterbury and Hartford. commercial organizations. birth, although these children were not treatment, had inadequate health energy could be tapped by a heat ' ment and consumer spending. may be expanding at an even ; considered to be retarded. Where will the brains come from? * setts Institute of Technology, Dr. But inflation accelerated as faster rate than in the spring. • insurance and made too much money to exchanging system. Over the next four Lieberman is a neurologist at Peter McL. Black of Brigham and The latest research, conducted in qualify for Medicaid. years, a geological team will drill an New York University, where Women’s Hospital here said at Australia, provides similar findings for About a fifth of all AIDS patients in the exploratory well in Long Valley Caldera. doctors are trying to reverse least 11 U.S. medical centers older children. Those who had the highest country are receiving AZT under the Water would then be pumped down and Parkinson’s disease by removing have performed this kind of Ul won’t fight to unload hydro stake T ALDO'S IS OPEN!! blood levels of lead during their first four grant, according to Richard Schulman of returned to the surface as either steam or chemical-producing tissue from operation on 70 people. years scored the lowest on mental the Federal Health Resources and superheated water. It would be used to the adrenal glands and implant­ “It’s not a miracle cure,” he NEW HAVEN (AP) - United “With the Seabrook issue still Seabrook. the New Hampshire preliminary decision ordering UI Buy 3 Pizza's development tests. Services Administration. drive turbines to produce electricity. ing it in the victims’ brains. said. About half are better to Illuminating Co., left in the lurch very much up in the air. Hydro- plant in which it has a 17.5percenl to void its contract to sell its share ANY MEDIUM, LARGE OR EXTRA At Vanderbilt University in some degree, and 10 percent are by uncertainty over the stalled Quebec has some long-term ap­ stake. of the Hydro-Quebec project to LARGE PIZZA Tennessee, doctors have used a convincingly improved. Seabrook nuclear plant, says it peal,” said Fort. "I don't think $31 million is a New England Power Co. of Get one Medium Cheese Pizza similar approach to treating Lieberman said the most im­ will not appeal a draft decision by A utility analyst for a major significant amount one way or Westboro, Mass. Huntington’s disease. pressive of his 11 patients is a stale regulators voiding the utili­ New York brokerage houses said another. Thirty-one million dol­ Group starts Lyme Disease registry Some day brain transplants doctor who could not walk or even ty's sale of its $31 million interest Wednesday that the decision by lars. as far as a utility is The contract, signed Jan. 26, FREE! may control a variety of other stand before the surgery. Al­ in cheap, future Canadian state regulators should have little concerned, is not a big amount of provided for the transfer of UI’s TOLLAND (AP) - A Tolland Forschner said. spread by ticks, appears as a red. placenta and infects her fetus. degenerative disorders, includ­ 5.45 percent interest in the second When It’s too hot to cook — pick up though he is far from cured, he hydropower. financial effect on UI. and may money.” said Mike Worms of an Aide's PIzzal Organization says it will launch She said the main purpose of circular rash around a tick bite. It In several cases, researchers ing Alzheimer’s disease. For can walk unassisted, live alone “UI has believed all along that even turn out to be to its Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. phase of the Hydro-Quebec pro­ he nation’s first nationwide the registry is to alert pregnant creates flu-llke symptoms that have linked infant deaths to Lyme now, most of the early testing is and go outside. Hydro-Quebec Phase II is a very advantage. And if Seabrook is never ject. which is designed to bring egistry of pregnant women who women and their physicians to can include fever, chills and disease contracted in the womb. centered on Parkinson’s, a reaso­ The patient’s wife left him positive project for New Eng­ UI, which has about 300,000 allowed tooperate. "it will be nice cheap Canadian electricity to ALDO’S PIZZA 6ave Lyme Disease. the risks posed by the disease. soreness in joints. But James L. Hadler, chief of nable place to start. Unlike many before he got sick, but returned to land,” UI spokesman Robert Fort customers, reported operating to have that as a source of New England. 133 Spruce St. Manchester The registry, the brainchild of The 3M Corp. will make availa­ It can be treated with antibio­ the epidemiology section of the other brain diseases, it is limited care for him when he began to said. “The decision to sell was a revenues of $504 million and electricity.” Worms said. State Consumer Counsel James •pedal good thru he Lyme Borreliosis Foundation ble research laboratories in tics. If untreated, it can lead to a state Department of Health Ser­ to a small region of the brain, and deteriorate. After surgery, he difficult one which was based on Santa Clara. Calif., for blood crippling condition similar to vices, said the federal Centers for its underlying complexities are $101.9 million in net income for The Department of Public Meehan praised the DPUC’s 643-2034 8/27/88 with coupon nc„ will include the names of improved to the point that all the cash flow needs and circumstan­ the 12 months ended July 31. It is Utility Control is scheduled to proposed decision, released only Kregnant women, their physi- testing needed by the physicians arthritis, damage to the heart and Disease Control have determined fairly well understood. old animosities between them ces nine months ago. paying $2 million a month toward vote Aug. 31 whether to accept a Tue.sday. ^ans and medical information on of the pregnant women, said other organs and neurological that as a public threat. Lyme It also is one of the most returned, and she left again. ach case, according to Karen Ronald Cook, a spokesman for the problems. disease is a relatively minor common brain diseases. Between Lieberman said the surgery is landerhoof-Forschner, found a- company based in St. Paul, Minn. Dr.. Michael Gerber, of the matter. 500,000 and 1 million Americans, in such an early, crude stage that on president. Forchner said the foundation University of Connecticut Health He said that as few as 15 women including 2 percent of everyone doctors are unsure exactly what Candy family richest in U.S. ' It will be run by volunteers who will also work with health depart­ Center’s department of pediat­ are year in Connecticut may over 70, have Parkinson’s. Once it tissue to transplant, where to put vill follow each mother’s case ments in various states to develop rics. said there is evidence that contract Lyme disease during was considered to be exclusively it or what it does. NEW YORK (AP) - The Mars 1988 Billionaires List, to be billion: in sixth place is retail during pregnancy and continue means of getting information on the spiral-shaped bacteria that pregnancy. That numbercould be a disease of the elderly, but it is “It’s like we are giving bread candy-bar clan is worth $12.5 carried in the Sept. 12 issue king Sam Walton, founder of Studying the mother and child the disease to pregnant women. causes Lyme disease passes reduced to five with increased being diagnosed increasingly in mold to people and don’t even billion, surpassing the Newhouse available on newsstands next Wal-Mart stores, and family, luring the first year after birth, Lyme disease, which is usually through a pregnant woman’s public information, Hadler said. younger people, even in their 20s know what penicillin is,” he said. publishing dynasty as the richest Monday. worth $7.4 billion: seventh is family in America, Fortune mag­ The magazine said it based the Canada's Reichmann family, azine reports. estimate of the Mars family with $6.3 billion in assets that If Fortune’s estimate is cor­ wealth on what comparable food range from swank New York real OPTI-ZYME O P TI- NEW MASSENQUL rect, the worth of the Marses concerns have sold for recently. estate to interests in railroads ALBERTO Cleaner could buy about 25billion regular- “Thus, Forrest Mars and his and utilities. 8 ’s CLEAN II TEARS Douche size Snickers bars, which if laid three children, Forrest Jr., John Eighth is Kenneth Irving and VOS Natural II HALLS end to end would circle the planet Daily Cleaner All Types and Jacqueline, overtake the family, a Canadian clan that 30 ml. Vitamin C T « U S T Mars nearly 32 times. Newhouse publishing magnates owns 400 companies worth $6.2 Styling Spray 12 ml. Twin The magazine’s calculation is as the richest Americans,” For­ billion; ninth is Kenneth Thom­ 10 oz. Sticks more than any previous estimate tune said. son and family, Canadian owners $ 2 6 9 40'S of the wealth of the secretive Still, the Marses rank No. 3 on of a publishing, retailing, energy family, which shuns publicity Fortune’s worldwide list. The and real estate empire worth $6 about itself and its candy bar richest remains the Sultan of billion; and in 10th place is Gerald company, maker of Snickers and Brunei, whose oil wealth makes Grosvenor and family, British M&Ms. him worth $25 billion. Next is land barons worth $5.4 billion. “Mars’s assets are often under­ King Fahd of Saudi Arabia and Of the 129 individuals and Siinding Left lo fllghi; Violi Si. John. Ilvi Connon. 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Plants Nurse TV debate fDaurlirstrr Hrralii From page 1 From page 1 Section 2, Page 11 to insect behavior. proposed “ Every building has a com­ 'PORTS Thursday, Aug. 25, 1988 The project only got under way pletely western theme, it looks three weeks ago, he said. A iot of like a movie set or something, but for Oct 5. time has been spent rounding up the medical facilities are first necessary equipment, part of it rate,” Zeidler said. "There are borrowed from other iaboratories horses, stage coaches, and all, A date for a cable TV debate near Michigan State University, but there is an infirmary where between candidates for the state Red Sox remain confident heading out West where the Forest Service opera­ we could do chemotherapy or a Senate from the 4th Senatorial tion is iocated. transfusion, if we had to.” District has been proposed by the BOSTONRnSTOM —_ — "It could turn out that these Nature walks are wide enough campaign manager for Demo­ Despite Wed­ Gedman said. “ I didn’t think he sounds do attract insects," Haack for wheelchairs to roll through, cratic Sen. Michael Meotti. nesday night’s (Armas) was going to get it.” said. “ Or it might not ... or it and there are wooden bridges The proposal was made in a I h e a r t - Clemens encountered more might be a combination of over areas which might other­ letter to Carl Zinsser, the Repub­ wrenching 4-3 Jim Tierney trouble in the third with runners things." wise be tough to negotiate. In lican candidate. loss to the Cali­ at the corners with one out and the In any case, Haack is starting addition to horse back riding, Early this morning, Zinsser fornia Angels third Angel run had already been by depriving potted white pine campers were encouraged to try said he had not yet received the before 32,522 at Herald Sports Writer tallied. Clemens, however, bore seedlings of water and recording boating, backpacking, fishing letter, dated Aug. 24. Fenway Park, down and displayed a flash of their ultrasounds. The next step and team sports. The date proposed for taping I the Red Sox brilliance by striking out cleanup will be to see if the recorded “ No one was over-protective of the debate is Oct. 5. The dates of possess an air hitter Chili Davis and Brian Downing to end the frame. sounds attract beetles. these kids, they were having a broadcast have not been decided, of confidence Eventually, Haack hopes to see normal camping experience,” a Cox Cable spokesman said as they prepare to embark on a pretty good,” Morgan said, sip­ Trailing, 4-1, in the ninth, the what role the tree sounds play in said Zeidler.' ‘I think it taught me today. crucial 13-day, 13-game West ping a Bud Lite. “ He got a good Sox nearly manufactured a spar­ the choice of sites for beetles to a lot about not being over- In the letter, Paul G. Haas Jr., Coast swing. workout.” kling game-tying rally. Green- mate and lay eggs. protective myself. These kids just Meotti’s campaign manager, . Boston missed an opportunity In his six-inning stint, Clemens well doubled off the left field wall aren’t all that fragile.” said the Capitol Region East to move within a game of gave up three runs (allearned) on leading off. Then an RBI-double Her age worked in her favor. League of Women Voters has first-place Detroit in the Ameri­ five hits, walked two and struck by Ellis Burk chased Witt from Zeidler said. “ I was part of the agreed to sponsor the debate with can League East as the Tigers out six. He threw 97 pitches. the mound. After Todd Benzinger professional medical staff, but I I! Joyce Taylor as moderator. Cox lost 8-2 to Minnesota last night. flew out to Devon White, Jim Rice Hickey wasn’t that much older than the Cable has agreed to the date and a California right hander Mike Wednesday marked the return laced Harvey’s 3-2 offering to campers,” she said. Some of the A P photo time sometime after 5:30 p.m. Witt continued his mastery over t of Roger "Rocket ” Clemens to center which scored Bu rks. It was From page 1 campers, ages 7 to 17, would drop The ietter said Meotti is agreea­ the Sox by notching his fifth REFURBISHED DINER - Mark Finlay, made by the famous O’Mahoney Dining the mound for the Bosox. Cle­ Rice’s second RBI of the game. - in at the infirmary just to visit, ble to the date, time, and the consecutive win over them dating seated, an architect, and Ross Proctor mens. the two-time defending Cy Larry Parrish just missed a she said. Car Co. in New Jersey, opened in 1927 moderator and has confirmed the Young Award winner, missed his back to 1986. Witt. 10-12, tossed weeks has sort of flattened out," pose in the renovated Larry’s Diner in Harvey fastball and flew out to “ We formed an ‘Infirmary and closed in 1986. Finlay and Proctor date with Dan McNamara of Cox ^ last start due to a sore back and eight innings and allowed three Hickey said. Armas in left for the second out. Club,’ of people who just wanted Fairfield. Proctor is the co-owner of Cable who, Haas said, would like runs on three hits, walked two and restored it and re-opened the Fairfield l^.was coming off his third consecu- On a 2-2 pitch, Gedman then lined Revenue from Connecticut’s to stop in to pay a call,” Zeidler struck out three before giving Larry’s, the second in a series of historic landmark last spring. to have confirmations from both f^ti ve loss, an 18-6 shellacking, care a single to right moving pinch lottery decreased by about 8 said. When campers learned that way to Bryan Harvey. diners he has renovated. The diner. candidates as soon as possible. i^of the Tigers on Aug. 14. runner Spike Owen to third. The percent during the first eight Zeidler could teach them to “ It doesn’t matter how good a In an earlier letter to Zinsser, Clemens (15-9) suffered his tying run was only 90 feet away weeks of the fiscal year, he said. weave bracelets from embroid­ hitting team you have. If a guy dated Aug. 18, Haas had told fourth straight defeat for the first with Jody Reed at the plate. Reed Connecticut is one of 23 states in ery floss, they stopped in for era ft has his good stuff he can shut you Zinsser that Meotti has already time in his career. But Boston’s went to 3-2 with Harvey before the country with lotteries that instruction, as well. down and that’s what Mike Witt confirmed dates of Sept. 15 for a lockerroom felt pleased by the grounding out to shortstop Dick haven’t recently experienced an ^ Many of the youngsters thought Proctor refurbishes diners debate at the Columbia Grange 26-year-old’s performance. did,” Boston left fielder Mike increase in revenue. Schofield for the final out. a nurse was “ kind of this lady, in and Oct. 26 at Academy School in “I thought he did well,” catcher Greenwell said. ” He knows how to pitch.” “ It would have been a beauty to “ We don’t intend to let it iie white, being really dignified, ” Glastonbury under the sponsor­ Rich Gedman. who went 2-for-4, dormant,” he said. pull out, wouldn’t it.” Morgan said Zeidler. “ I think I kind of ship of the Glastonbury League of said. “ I thought he pitched well The first and biggest mistake said. Despite the flattening out and threw them off because I dressed to preserve a iittie history Women Voters with a debate enough to win. He might have Clemens made was in the second Sox second baseman Marty problems earlier this year with a kind of crazy when I was there, format to be decided on. been a little tenative at the inning. After giving up a two-out Barrett, analyzing the stretch run new computer system forthesaie with tie-dyes and everything, and By Linda Stowell functional in the 80s, but not than some diners and de.scribes Zinsser has criticized Meotti beginning. But overall, I thought double off the wall to Jack for the A L East title, counts the of lottery tickets, “ It’s a well-run I would fool around with them, The Associated Press destroy its intrinsic character.” Larry’s as “somewhere between for not having responded person­ he threw the ball well.” Howell, former Beantown per­ New York Yankees out. “ The operation,” he said, “ We cail it a and even toss them into the pool. Proctor said. a diner and a true restaurant.” ally to Zinsser’s invitation to Red Sox manager Joe Morgan former Tony Armas stepped to Yankees have an awful lot of 'Fortune 500’ company. It’s a One of my goals when I was there FA IR FIE LD — Ross Proctor John Baeder, an author of a His menus offers dishes ranging debate and for not having had his had planned to give Clemens six the plate. In a power vs. power adversity now,” he said. ” I don’t very interesting experience to be was to show them how the believes there used to be a special book called “ Diners.” who has AP photo from sandwiches to lobster and ca mpaign aides contact Zinsser’s innings of work, a promise he situation. Armas clouted a Cle­ know if they’ll be able to over­ part of it,” medical professionals could be place in nearly every town for painted diners since 1972, says he prime rib. aides to discuss details and fulfilled. ” He (Clemens) showed mens 1-2 fastball high into the left come that this year. Right now. TOUGH START — Boston pitcher Clemens gave up three runs early on really approachable." people to meet friends, eat good favors saving diners, but doesn’t On the back of the menu is the formats. a little rust tonight but he found field screen for a 2-0 lead. we’re not looking over our Roger Clemens, right, and catcher Rich food and escape from the world. against California Wednesday night at Newman has made a point of think adding a restaurant and bar history of diners. It says they Zinsser said he has had to himself after a while and threw “ It was a high fastball.” shoulder. We’re looking in front.” That place was the local diner. Gedman meet on the mound after Fenway Park. The Red Sox lost, 4-3. visiting the camp for at least one adds integrity to the diner began in 1812 when Walter Scott reschedule a fund-raising event day of every two-week session, “ There’s something about a “ When we began to expand opened the first night lunch cart to accept the invitation by the Poland diner that is haunting.” Proctor Zeidler said. During her stay, diners, we lost their image and in Providence, R.I. The night Grange for the Columbia debate. Newman “ drove up in his own said Wednesday. ” I eat in almost called them restaurants. Now junch cart was enlarged to In the Aug. 18 letter, Haas Brush job From page 1 every diner I can find.” car, simply parked and got out,” restaurants want to be called include a lunch counter where suggested that there be two other Zeidler said. “ We had seen limos Proctor does more than eat in diners.” Baeder said in a tele­ Scandal simmers over, patrons could eat for the first debates, one in Manchester and pulling up, corporate presidents diners. His hobby and job is phone interview from his Nash­ ending at Borynia, It did not time under cover. In the 1920s, one in Hebron. He proposed a lifts Mets whose companies had given dona­ refurbishing them. ville, Tenn. home, “ That’s capi­ mention the Moszczenica mine. diners were enlarged to have format, but Zinsser said he has tions to the camp. But Paul just ” I would love to see a resur­ talizing on false nostalgia.” "I was convinced the police electricity, booths and tables. some objection to the format LOS A N G E LE S (AP) - Keith got right out. in his jeans, and gence of diners.” Proctor said. But Baeder says supports sav­ would just try to intimidate us Proctor, who says he has eaten proposed. Hernandez likes New York’s sports agents indicted “ Diners are a romantic way of started fooling around.” ing diners because they are an his best meals in diners, believes chances of winning the National and not rush us, but it didn’t turn looking back in time. People He stayed to play baseball, important part of American a diner is more than a place to eat, League East, especially after the out that way,” said Francinek By James LItke clothing in exchange for signed — In one conversation, Wednes­ enjoy a cookout and he even smile when they walk in diners” culture. and plans to open more. He says Young predominate Mets finished a West Coast road Cichon, a member of the Mor- The Associated Press in some cases post-dated — day’s indictment charges, Wal­ participated in the campers' Proctor recently completed “They represent family, close­ he is looking at sites in Connecti­ trip by sweeping the season series cinek strike committee. WASHINGTON (AP) — Almost agreements allowing the agents ters told Seattle Seahawks line­ talent show, Zeidler said. The refurbishing Larry’s Diner in ness and a kind of comradery,” cut, the Midwest, the West Coast in Dodger Stadium for the first He said police detained Andrzej 67 percent of the 2.1 million CHICAGO — A long-simmering to represent them in professional backer Tony Woods during a children seemed to know who he Fairfield, which is Proctor’s he said. ” My whole quest is and Europe. time ever. Andrzejczak, leader of the Mor- members of the U.S. armed scandal that tainted college at­ contract negotiations. January 1987 telephone call — was, but were not at all in awe of second diner project in Connecti­ preserving them through ” It’s a place to meet friends or “ When you win games like this, cinek strike committee, and beat his big-name status. cut. His first was the Elm City painting.” forces are 30 years old or hletics has boiled over with the When those inducements while Woods was still a student at go on Sunday morning or late at younger, according to the Non obviously it’s uplifting,” Hernan­ indictment of three sports agents failed, or if a signee asked to back at least six men at the Borynia Although there were medica­ diner in New Haven, which was Larry’s opened in April, and Pitt: night,” he said. “ It’s a place that dez said following the Mets’ 2-1 and a professional football out of an agreement, Valukas mine and an unspecified number tions to dispense with every meal, restored in 1981. Proctor reports business is Comissioned Officers Associa­ “ This is my life on the line ... when it’s raining, you sit with a tion. The largest single group — victory over Los Angeles Wednes­ player. said, Walters and Bloom some­ at the Morcinek mine. He said rnuch of Zeidler’s work differed Along with preserving Larry’s excellent. Now it’s your life on the line ... warm cup of coffee and look out day night. New York-based agents Norby times resorted to threats. none required hospitalization. little from what any camp nurse Diner. Proctor saved a piece of Proctor says his diner menu more than 690,000 — are between your reputation, your business ... through the windows and feel 21 and 25 years old, the NCOA Hernandez drove in the tying Walters and Lloyd Bloom were The indictment also named your family, your brother, your The raid at the Borynia mine would do. “ There were lots of cuts Fairfield history. Larry’s Diner, offers a wider range of dishes safe.” reports. run with an eighth-inning single charged Wednesday with racket­ reputed organized crime figure began shortiy after a column of and bruises, and also the I’m which resembles a train car. first school... everything is going to be and Kevin McReynolds delivered eering. mail fraud, wire fraud Franzese as an unindicted co­ homesick’ tummy aches,” she opened in Fairfield in 1927. A tainted and tainted bad. It’s about 100 police vehicles entered a go-ahead sacrifice fly moments and extortion in indictments conspirator and alleged that Jastrzebie, Cichon said. said. “ It brings home to you how newspaper story that year an­ gonna be terrible for you.” later. announced by U.S. Attorney Walters and Bloom ■ used his much like other kids these nounced. “ Lunch wagon to be One striker said at least 30 “ If the offense gets back on the Valukas. reputation to coerce athletes into Prosecutors claimed Walters youngsters are.” opened.” and reported that the vehicles blocked the mine’s main ball, we’ll be all right. The fact Wide receiver Cris Carter, 22, signing contracts. Franzese is and Bloom also induced the When the two-week encamp­ first meal of “ chicken and other gate. The miners then linked Jhat we’ll be playing at home in of the N F L ’s Philadelphia Eagles serving a 10-year prison term in athletes to defraud their schools ment was over, Zeidler was delicacies” was served. arms, sat down and began to sing -front of our fans again is a big California for racketeering and by accepting cash and signing Although legend says that the and California-based sports hymns, said the man, who re­ reluctant to leave. “ I hated to edge for us,” Hernandez added. agent Dave Lueddeke, 37, also tax violations. contracts in violation of NCAA fused to give his name. come home,” she said. “ You owner. Larry Doyle, lost the diner The Mets extended their lead rules, and then signing affadavits in a poker game in 1941, Doyle’s *5.00 Off Your Next Goal! were charged in a separate The telephone at Walters’ would be dead tired and one of the ZOMO riot troops ordered over the Pittsburgh Pirates to 5>/i scheme. Prosecutors said Carter, World Sports & Entertainment saying they had not broken any kids would walk up to you and •son, Al. who worked in Larry’s for strikers to leave, but the miners games. then a wide receiver at Ohio State Inc. went unanswered NCAA rules. give you a kiss, or want to know if 15 years and still lives in town, did not budge until the troopers “The home schedule is in our University, accepted a $5,000 Wednesday. you could come swimming, and dismisses the story as fiction. The indictment does not allege began to drag them out by their favor the rest of the way, and if we A P photo payment from Lueddeke that Attorney, M.L. Trope, repres­ all of a sudden, you’d have The property was purchased by any acts of violence. But a man clothes, the miner said. Police play well they (Pirates) can’t both men concealed from a enting Bloom, said. “Lloyd boundless energy again.” local developer Nicholas Fingelly IN FOLD — New York Giants'tight end Mark Bavaro (89), was fatally shot in March 1987 herded men into waiting buses catch us. But the way they’ve federal grand jury investigating Bloom is a kid who was in this in 1986 to be the site of a new office 3 driving a car owned by Jeff and drove them home, he said. She would like to spend the full played all year, they’re not going shown in a file photo, agreed to a four-year deal with the Walters and Bloom. business for two years and based building. Fingelly. a life-long Atkins, a Southern Methodist Management told men to return summer at Hole in the Wall next to fold,” Hernandez said. club Wednesday and immediately remported to the Walters, 58, and Bloom, 29, are on facts in this case, did not resident of Fairfield, wanted to University football player who to work Friday. year. “ I always knew I wanted to New York returns home to Shea accused of using money, threats, commit any crime. He’ll vigor­ preserve Larry’s, so he had it team’s training camp. had signed the pre-trial Government spokesman Rys- work with kids, but this really Stadium to face the same three and reputed mobster Michael ously fight to vindicate himself.” loaded onto a flatbed truck and agreement. zard Straus said all but a few made me feel it more strongly teams it faced on this trip — San Franzese’s reputation to enlist Carter, who left Ohio State with than ever,” she said. stored at the town dump until he About two weeks later. Kathe strikers had left the Moszczenica Francisco, San Diego and Los dozens of players as clients. a year of eligibility remaining found an owner and architect to Clements. 32, an associate of mine and that the mine was Angeles. Valukas said 43 college athletes and ended up with the Eagles in restore it to its original luster. Chicago agent Steve Zucker. was working. He said about 20 strikers The Mets, 65-114 in Dodger Giants glad to have who signed with Walters and the N F L supplemental draft, was “ People were calling me say­ beaten near Zucker’s suburban were still inside. Stadium in their history, have Bloom — many of whom went on charged with obstruction of jus­ ing Larry’s is a landmark.” Chicago office. The beating came No action was taken at three won eight of nine games against to play in the pro ranks— avoided tice and mail fraud. Spy ring Fingelly said. ” I had been in after Zucker had signed two other mines on strike in Jastrze­ the Dodgers this season. prosecution with pre-trial agree­ “ I am cooperating fully ... and Larry’s many times in my life so I Bavaro back in fold players who had severed ties with bie — the July Manifesto, 30 “ It means nothing if we play ments to perform community could only say that I regret my From page 1 decided that the new owner would Walters and Bloom and was Years of People’s Poland and the them in the playoffs,” said service and to reimburse some past mistakes,” Carter said in a have to meet four requirements trying to woo a third. Jastrzebie Mine, activists said. W D. Hernandez, who alluded to the EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. tives. It would eventually make portion of their scholarships to statement released Wednesday — keep it in Fairfield, open it as a The indictment charged that Before the raids, labor leaders Dodgers’ ll-l record against (AP) — The New York Giants him the league’s highest paid universities they attended. by the N F L club. Prechtel, told The Associated restaurant or diner, restore it and Walters also used threats to sign said 10 coal mines — all in the Philadelphia in 1983, when the have welcomed back one of the tight end. San Diego’s Kelien That group — which included Press in a telephone interview retain the name.” Lueddeke was charged with acts in the music business. coal-rich Silesian region — in that he couldn’t rule out the Phillies won the NL playoffs in pillars of their 4>ffense, All-Pro Winslow, who earns $795,000, is such well-known N F L players as perjury and obstruction of justice Proctor worked on the project Walters and Bloom face 70 addition to the docks and ship­ possibility the charge of espion­ four games. tight end Mark Bavaro, and head currently the highest paid. Ron Morris of the Chicago Bears, stemming from the alleged $5,000 with Mark P. Finlay Architects years in jaii and $2 million in fines yards, were occupied by strikers Orel Hershiser, 17-8, carried a into their final pre-season game Bavaro’s salary this year Ronnie Harmon of Buffalo, and payment to Carter. He did not age against Conrad might be and now the team plans to do each. Carter, who has agreed to demanding legalization of Solid­ four-hit shutout into the eighth this week minus a final piece to shouid make him the third Paul Palmer of Kansas City and rajsed to treason. The spokesman more diners together. immediately return a telephone cooperate with authorities, faces arity, higher wages and better said Conrad was a “ central before Mookie Wilson led off with their probable 1988 squad. highest paid Giant, behind Law­ NBA player Brad Sellers of the call to his firm. Pro-Line Sports in Proctor believes the 15 months 10 years in jail and a $500,000 fine working conditions. P AP said figure” in the case. a triple to the right-field fence “ He’s been an important team rence Taylor ($1 million) and Phil Chicago Bulls — also agreed to Sherman Oaks, Calif9e declined of work and $1.2 million spent to and Lueddeke faces 15 years in eight mines were affected. The statement came after The that went off the glove of Mike member,” Giants’ general man­ Simms ($750,000). testify if the case goes to trial. to speculate about whether other jaii and a $750,000 fine. The strikes, which began with a refurbish it has paid off. Marshall. ager George Young said. “ I just New York Times reported today Bavaro would not comment to Prosecutors claimed Walters sports agents employed similar Valukas said the four men walkout at the July Manifesto “ What we have here is almost Wally Backman walked, then have one more (piayer) to go to that Swedish and West German reporters outside the Giants’ and Bloom offered star college tactics, but noted the investiga­ would be given several days to mine, evolved into Poland’s worst extinct,” Proctor said quietly. Wilson scored on Hernandez’s complete the puzzle.” authorities had arrested eight training camp. athletes cash, autos, trips and tion was continuing. surrender to federal authorities. labor unrest since the govern­ “There are very few diners left in single to right. Backman moved Bavaro’s signing Wednesday people involved in a spy ring that Banks toid the Star Ledger that ment crushed Solidarity in 1981. Connecticut. I think I’m the only to third and scored one out later left another All-Pro, outside supplied secret military docu­ one restoring them.” Mitre Soccer Shoes Bavaro’s signing could affect They have idled at least 100,000 ments to the Soviets for at least 10 on McReynolds’ fly to medium iinebacker Carl Banks, as the Proctor, whose 40 employees A. Fuego: Mitre soft leather uppers. B. Finale: Glove him, but he’s still not close to a workers at more than 20 years. center. Giants’ lone holdout. Young said serve lunch and dinner daily and leather uppers. C. Flare: Gum rubber soles for indoor settlement. Coe’s Olympic hopes at an end enterprises. Prechtel, speaking from his “ I’m just trying to get a negotiations were continuing plan to offer breakfast, said he play. D. Classic: Economical "Nappa" P.U uppers with Banks, but that he didn’t “ I’m the last man out,” Banks Strikes in Gdansk closed the office in the city of Karlsruhe, sacrifice fly in that situation,” By Andrew Warshaw efforts to seek a special wild-card 1,500 final in the British trials and worked to keep the special Men’s sizes 6'A-12. Kids’ 1-6. know whether an agreement was said. “ Now all the concentration last key division of Poland’s confirmed virtually all of the Hernandez said. “ It wasn’t my The Associated Press entry for the 31-year-old Coe to didn’t run in the 800 meters, in touches a diner offers. Larry’s near. will be’on me. Hopefully, I can get busiest waterfront. Tons of high- Times report on the case. < DAYS ONLY, THURS. AUG. 25 THRU SUN., AUG. 28 intent to hit a ground ball to the compete at Seoul and try to which he still holds the world has metal ceilings, a barrel- Bavaro, a holdout for the first in to play, too.” grade export coal sat in rail cars He confirmed that documents right side. I was trying to get a fly LONDON — It was as if the achieve a record third straight record. vaulted ceiling and is modeled 33 days of the pre-season, re­ Giants Coach Bill Parcells said at the bulk-loading terminal, idle concerning North Atlantic Treaty ball to try and at least tie up the fates were against Sebastian Coe 1,500-meter title. In a statement released after an old train car. ported to Giants training camp Bavaro will accompany the team since Monday. Organization defense plans for game, because Darryl (Straw­ from the start. Samaranch said he was “ very through one of his companies, Coe It has mahogany booths and after the signing. He is entering to Cleveland for Friday’s pre­ Riot police sealed off strike­ Europe were believed stolen as berry) is behind me and he’s been After a disastrous performance very sorry” about withdrawing said Samaranch had telephoned tile. The bar stools are from a his fourth season, has been an season finale against the Browns. bound enterprises including the well as the U.S. Army contin­ struggling.” in the national trials when he his suggestion, but said he had to him Wednesday morning to say diner that is designed like Larry’s All-Pro for the past two years. Decisions to move Zeke Mowatt Lenin shipyard, where the Solid­ gency plans for a ground war in , Terry Leach, 6-1, pitched one failed to qualify for the Seoul abide by the Olympic charter and no wild card invitation would be in New Jersey. There are pictures In 1986, the year the Giants won to tight end and acquire Tim arity free trade union movement Europe against the Soviet Union. inning in relief of Bob Ojeda, who games, the hopes of the two-time the wishes of Coe’s fellow offered. of diners on the walls. the Super Bowl, Bavaro set team Sherwin of Indianapolis in a trade was bom eight years ago. But he emphasized that offi­ gave up three hits in six innings, Olympic 1,500-meter champion athletes. He said he was disa ppointed but To the west, in Szczecin, Larry’s is one of the few BOB'S striking out eight. Roger McDo- marks for a tight end by catching were based on worries Bavaro cials were still conducting in- transferred to the hands of the "Sebastian Coe is a very had never tried to influence either surviving examples of diners 66 passes for 1,001 yards. In last would not return in time for the helicopters hovered over the depth investigations to determine weil allowed two hits in two man who has brought together a special athlete and a very special his national track federation or designed by Jerry O’Mahoney year’s strike-shortened season, Sept. 5 season-opener against strikebound port and police exactly what was missing. innings for his 14th save, striking record 161 nations for the event person also,” Samaranch said. the international authorities. Dining Car Co. of Bayonne, N.J., he led the team in receiving with Washington, Parcells said. massed outside its barricaded Prechtel said that while “ sev­ opt the side in the ninth. next month. “ The Olympic movement is in “ At no time have I been in Proctor said. STORES 55 catches for 867 yards. gate, said Piotr Niemezyk, a eral” people had been taken into Several Mets praised the pitch­ Giant coaches said they ex­ But not even the persuasive debt to him. (But) the Olympic discussion with the British Ama­ The diner features a restaurant Terms of his contract were not Solidarity spokesman. custody or arrested, he could not ing staff’s role this year. pected Bavaro to be rusty but powers of International Olympic charter is very clear. It says only teur Athletic Board, the British on two levels and and a bar. disclosed, although Bavaro, 25, At the Nowa Huta steel mill, a confirm that the number was “ The pitching staff has been were confident he would quickly Committee president Juan Anto­ three athletes per country” per Olympic Association, the Inter Hanging over the bar is a replica was bidding to become the N F L ’s strike continued today but had eight. doing it the whole season. Hope- rejoin the flow of the team nio Samaranch could keep alive event can go to the games. national Olympic Committee or of the original Larry’s sign — 'fully we’ll start hitting again,” highest-paid tight end. offense. the possibiiity of the runner weakened since Wednesday, The ring was based in West 1W7 Whitney Ave., Hamden Samaranch first revealed his the International Amateur At­ with the word “ Larry’s” written 343 Main Nonh Mainly MaSstr" [McDowell said. "I had a go^ The Star Ledger of Newark when about 1,000 employees Germany, while couriers were Bavaro, a 245-pound former known simply as Seb mounting wild-card plan last weekend, two hletic Federation,” Coe said. in pink in a blue coffee cup. [sjnker tonight. It doesn’t matter reported in Thursday’s editions stopped work, said Maciej Mach, based in neutral Sweden, the S .o ,e H o u rs :M o n .,h m rn .t0 .,S a ta S u n .l0 .6 .W e a c c a p , MasterCard, Vi^i, Ame"dcan E s p r... and Discover Card All-American from Notre Dame, the medals podium one last time. weeks after Coe was left off the “ Like everyone else, I have “ When you work to restore an that Bavaro’s contract was worth an activist at the plant. |now hard I throw it. If I get a good was a fourth-round N F L draft Samaranch announced Wed­ team for Seoul. followed developments in the spokesman also confirmed. antique, you want to make it Mnker, it’s going to help me.” about $3.2 million, plus incen­ pick in 1985. nesday that he had abandoned Coe foiled even to reach the media. ■ » - MANCHKSTER HERA i n Thursday. Aug as io«« Friend’ adds excitement to a fishing expedition MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 25, 1988 — IS a iLm^va n I Jerry Stein, and he is AFC East race could be a dogfight once again tte property across the river from his. So we outdoorsman. He is Then five or six more. Not aimed at us but near us Bw LZ______W W ^ alM. and I quote m y wife Joyce, “ Part mountain figured on fishing both sides of the\Frying Pan. Bv Steve Herman Everyone opted to get the heck out of there. But to a 12-6 mark since, including The Associated Press The Colts’ big edge is Dicker- all-purpose yards. The short hill, turned out to be ainalmost sheer how to go? Couldn’t climb back up the cliff. their first division title in a and is the N F L ’s all-time passing problem — instant help is needed son, who played only nine games But going into the season, the J® *^- **'e week we spent around the wp of loose shale, leaves “ Hike down through the rapids to the road’’ said decade, last season. leader with a career efficiency from rookie defensive end Eric A s^n , Colorado area was truiy a memorable one. INDIANAPOLIS — AFC East last year but still led the AFC with Colts have problems on the and dirt. Getting down, especially for Joyce, was Jerry. Which we proceeded to do, resolved but The Colts gained instant re­ rating of 94.1. The Dolphins Kumerow and two second-year no picnic. coaches generally agree the 1988 more than 1,000 yards rushing. offensive line, where Ron Solt and N o U n ly does he know the Frying Pan. and Roaring Joe’s World spectability with the acquisition released veteran Don Strock but men, linebacker Rick Graf and shaken. My wife did a yeoman’s job wading Indianapolis isn’t likely to catch Kevin Call were holdouts. The r org Riyers, but he knows the people who control We fished for a short time, each of us taking and season could see a replay of 1987 last October of All-Pro running signed another veteran, Ron defensive end John Bosa. most of the water. Joe German through that fast water, until we discovered that no its opponents by surprise this oft-injured Gary Hogeboom is the releasing some nice trout. Then, Joyce and I when all five teams challengeci back Eric Dickerson from the Los Jaworski, to back up Marino. way couid we get to the road because it was sheer year, though, and Meyer says quarterback, with Jack Trudeau The Jets are rebuilding after Unlike most of the rivers in the New England wandered around a bend in the river, where I made for the division title that Indiana­ Angeles Rams. The deal also sent New England’s Steve Grogan, a cliff on the road side. That’s when the “ Mountain polis won in the final game. repeating as champion will be behind him. cutting nine former starters, area, the land bordering the banks of most rivers is two casts, and first caught and released a 17-inch 14-year veteran, will be trying to Goat’’ went into action, by ciearing a trail up the rookie linebacker Cornelius Ben­ very difficult. including Klecko. New York also ^ y a t e ly owned. So as you drive along a road 'rainbow and then a 20-inch brown. Super fishing. nett, the Colts’ unsigned top draft turn around an offense that lost its top linebacker. Lance side closest to us, at the same time cutting ‘*‘1 think whenever you go after On defense, the leader is TOslde a river, even though the river is but a few Stein’s friend, Rick, showed up and said “ We got Buffalo coach Marv Levy picks Pu Buffalo, and helped make ranked 23rd in the N FL, down Mehl, who retired with bad knees little hill, ’’ you might figure on using a winch to footholds in the side of the hill so we could make it the divisional championship as an outside linebacker Duane Bickett fert from the pavement, you cannot stop the car, to get out of here. I thought I had everything Miami because of quarterback the Bills contenders, too. from 13th the previous year. But and another veteran linebacker, lower you down. up. opponent, the sense of urgency to and the Colts hope for help from and get out and fish. There are signs everywhere worked out with the fellow that owns this other side Dan Marino and the Dolphins’ ,, Dolphins and Patriots the receiving corps is deep with Bob Crable, will miss the start of So each day when Stein, who showed us some What a day. We figured 40 to 50 shots fired; no prepare and compete is that nose tackle Joe Klecko, picked up ^ s tin g property. The oniy free access is on state of the river. He came down screaming and yeiling winning tradition under Don finished a game behind Indiana­ Stanley Morgan, Irving Fryar the season with knee trouble. truly excellent fishing, proposed a new place to one hurt. The sheriff notified. And for us a day to Shula. much greater. You can’t sneak up after being released by the Jets held water, or in nationai, and state parks. So it’s a and started throwing rocks at me because we had polis. The Bills, who had won just on anybody,” he says. and Cedric Jones. Rookie John If quarterback Ken O ’Brien can fish, we anticipated some kind of adventure. Weli remember. Shula hedges his nod to the Bills because of his chronic knee Stephens looks like instant help at matter of getting permission to fish, or even put left our gear on his side of the river. I think he’s eight of 48 games the previous “Quite frankly, in the past, the get protection and Freeman the next to last day we were there turned into Next time I go fishing with m y friend Stein, I ’m by emphasizing every other problems. So far, the knee has running back. your gear down on someone’s property. flipped.” three years, were 7-8. And the Colts probably have been consi­ McNeil and Johnny Hector gel something special. going to get a map with who, what, when and team’s strengths and the tight held up. Marino should get help at Now let me tell you something about Jerry If he Jets were only one game behind dered a win on our opponents' some running room, the Jets can First, Jerry suggested we might have a short So we picked up, and moved down river, to stav race a year ago. “ We’re better right now, but Miami from Troy Stradford, who says " It’s but a few steps down the road,’’ you can and fish on his side. where, ali kinds of assurances on paper. Buffalo, finishing 6-9. scorecard. That isn’t taken for score. Wide receiver A1 TOon led climb down a hili on some property a friend owned But most predictions are no­ unfortunately that isn’t always ran for 619 yards and caught bet it s closer to half mile to three-quarters of a Buffalo’s hopes are based on granted anymore.” the A FC with 68 receptions. Two hours iater, all was peaceful, when I heard thing more than wild guesses, reflected on the scoreboard,” passes for 457 in becoming the to get to the river. The friend thought he had Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many four young, emerging stars at The Colts were 3-3, including But the offensive and defensive mile. If he says, “ It’s but a few steps down this five or six shots go off in rapid succession, and although if you had to pick a says Meyer. "Injuries, perfor­ N F L offensive rookie of the year worked out an agreement with the man who owned years, is a recognized authority on the subject of four of the most important two victories with replacements lines are inexperienced and two heard the bullets splatter somewhere behind us. non-contender, it would be the mance and attitude all have a big last season. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing positions — quarterback Jim during the players’ strike, when or three rookies may start in the New York Jets. Kelly, defensive end Bruce part to play as the season But a holdout by offensive secondary, General Manager Jim Irsay progresses. Otherwise, il could be a replay Smith, Bennett and Shane Con- tackle Jon Giesler was a concern, “ We’re going to be a younger pulled off one of the biggest Marino at Miami and Kelly at of last year, when all five teams lan, who became more effective and the Dolphins’ line was further team and we have to find out trades in N F L history with the Buffalo are considered the top depleted by center Dwight Ste­ were tied at 6-6 with three games when he moved to inside line­ acquisition of Dickerson. quickly how much the young to go. quarterback.s in the division. phenson's inability to return from SCOREBOARD backer after the Bennett trade. The Colts’ offense improved players can do for us.” Coach Joe Kelly passed for 2.798 yards and "you oan ill afford a mistake or If they get the running they a knee injury sustained last Walton says. “ We need to find the drastically with Dickerson and broke his own club record with a a slip, says Ron Meyer, who took expect from rookie Thurman December. Stepeneson is on the blend of experience and youth. the steady performance of Albert 59.7 completion percentage last Over an O-13 Colts team with three Thomas and second-year man physically unable fo perform list You can't win wilhmil that blend Angels 4, Rad Sox 3 Bentley, first in the AFC and year. Marino, entering his sixth games to go in 1986 and led them Jamie Mueller, they could win. and will miss at least six games and we seemed to lose it Iasi B aseball second in the N F L with 1.578 sea.son. holds 17 league record.*; CALirailNIA BOSTON Mete 2, Dodgers 1 The defense continues to be a ye a r" DWhItecf 5 1 1 0 JoReedss Roy 2b NEW YORK LOS ANOELS 3000 Barrett 2b Ob r h bl Ob r h m American League standings Joyner lb 3 12 1 Boo0s3b CDavIs rf Wllsonct S120Sox2b 4 00 0 4010 Greenwl It Bckmn 2b 3 10 0 Shrprsn 3b Dwmnodh 4 0 11 Burks cf 2 100 Botl Division Howell 3b KHrndrlb 4 0 1 1 HeiS^ 10 10 IN BRIEF Yanks rediscover w L Pet. 4 110 Benmorrt Sfrwbry rt 2 0 0 0 M H t^r If Dotrolt GB Armas If 4 112 RIcedh 4 00 0 73 53 .579 Schoftid ss Nyldslf 3 0 0 1 Morshalrf 4 0 11 Boston 71 55 .563 3 0 0 0 SOwenpr HJohsn3b 4 0 10 Shelby cf Now York 2 Miller c 4 0 0 0 Porrish lb 4 000 66 56 .548 4 Sow rc 4 0 20 Woodsnlb 3 0 10 Gay at Southern Mllnwiukee 64 65 .496 Gedmonc Bsfer ss 2 0 10 Stubbs ph Toronto lO'/i Romlne pr 10 10 some old lightning 63 64 .496 W'/i Totals 34 4 7 4 l^godn 3b 2 0 0 0 Dempsyc 3 0 2 0 NEW H A V EN — Steve Gay, a 1988 Clovolond 61 66 .480 Totals Baltimore 12'/j ° 0 ® MIDavsph 100 0 44 82 .349 29 Calltamla gn ^ n lM I ph 1 0 0 0 Andesn ss 3 0 10 graduate of East Catholic High School, is a Division Learn p 0 0 0 0 ScloscI ph 1000 By Jim Donaghy w freshman prospect with the Southern seemingly safe four-run lead willi L Pet. GB *S?rie WInntno RBI — A rm o s M )^ * ^ M c ^ ll p 1 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 2 00 0 The Associated Press Oakland 79 49 .617 Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 13 I 7 1 Connecticut State University football relief ace Dennis Eckerslej Minnesota 72 54 .571 6 LOB— Cal^ornla6r Boston 7.2B— Howell, pitching Kansas City 65 Gedmon, Burks 2# m d__ New York team. Gay. who was a starter with the East 61 .516 13 Armas 111). SB— O ^ lte (15), Roy (4). 800 000 020-2 NEW YORK - When the California 63 64 ,4M 15'/j Los Angeles team that won the 1987 state Class M title, But Ciaudell Washinglon and Texas IP H R ER BB SO 000 180 800-1 Yankees were winning one cham­ 57 68 .456 X'/i Calltamla Game Winning RBI — McRevnolds is listed as a 6-0, 190-pound iinebacker with Don Mattingly led off the ninlli Oilcoao 55 72 .433 (13). pionship after another in a Seattle 23'/j MWItt W,10-12 8 the Owls. with singles and Ken Phelp: 51 77 .398 28 Harvey S,13 1 DP— New York 1. L O B - bygone era it was called five nt’i Gomn Boston li**' A w le * 7.2B— Anderson, Southern. 1-9 a year ago. kicks off its followed with his 2(itti home run In vreiiwvirw Or loromo 4 — Wilson. SB— Dempsey (l). o'clock lightning. make it 6-5. New York 7, Oakland t Clemens L,15-9 6 season Sept. 10 on Ihe road against East Stanley 1 1-3 S— Hershlser. SF— McReynolds. It was the ability to come from Clewlond 7, Mllwoukee 2 Bolton IP H ■■ R~ ER— BB SO "Everybody .seemed to In BalHmare A S ^ l e 3, 1st oame 1-3 New York Stroudsburg. behind with a quick, deadly strike LSmIth 1 , 1-3 ,.j u u u n hitting and I didn’t want to make Baltlmoro4, SeottleS, 12lnnlnes,2ndoome Oleda t and leave the opposition stunned BlC^wSf*® In the m Leoch w,6-1 1 an out.” said Phelps, who h;id California 4, Boston 3 McDwII S,14 2 wondering what hit them. three hits Minnesota 8, Detroit 2 „.«'?’£ll!5*T*i°'’’*'.£<>‘'slns; First, Bor Atwell, Webb candidates nett, ^ o n d , Kosc; Third, Roe Los Angeles The lightning came about an Texos 7, Kansas City 4 Hershlser L,17-8 9 T— 3:12. A— 32,522. 7 2 2 3 6 STORRS — A pair of 1988 Manchester hour early Wedne.sday, but the Dave Winfield followed IIk TBunday's Game BK— Hershlser. homer with a single off Eekers Milwaukee Umpires— Home, Runge; Rrst, Wllll- High School graduates. Jen Atwell and Sue Yankees’ timing has been off all (Hlsuera 10S), 2:30 p.m. ams; Second, Engel; Third. West. .season, anyway. ley. who allowed a season-high Oily eome scheduled Yankeee 7, Athletics 6 T — 2:40. A— 47,115. Webb, are freshman candidates with the ^ flames Trailing 6-2. New York rallied seven hits and five runs in C'et^ond of CTIcooo, 8:30 p.m. University of Connecticut nationally OAKLAND NEW YORK for five runs and eight hits in the one-plus inning. The Yankees h;id C'tV- «:35 p.m o b rh b l Padre85,Phllllee2 ranked women’s soccer team. 17 hits in the game. II coming in Detroit at Milwaukee, 8:35 p m Phillips If O brhbl ninth inning fo beat Ihe Oakland 4 110 RHndsn If 6 12 1 Atwell was an All-Stale. all-New the last two innings." T o ^ t o at Texas, 8:35 p.m!^ DHedsncf 3 2 10 Athletics 7-6. Boston of Seottle, 10:05 p.m. Wshgtn cf 5 12 1 PHILA SAN DIEOO England and All-America selection her Canseco rt 5 2 2 2 Mtngly lb 4 110 AP photo The victory moved the Yankees New York at California, 10:35 p m M c ^ lr lb 3 0 0 0 O brh bl -rhbl "After Phelps I still thought 1 Phelps dh 4 13 3 Bradley If 5 0 0 0 Kruk rf senior year with .Joe Erardi’s Indians. to within four games of first-place Boltimore at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. ’ Steinbch c 5 0 2 3 Winfield rf Rec photo/Speclil to the Herald 3 000 Baylor dh 5 2 3 0 MThmp ct 4 0 3 0 RAIomr2b 4 110 UConn. under coach Len Tsantiris. has a COOLIN’ OFF — Members of the Nevada-Reno women’s cross country was going to get out of it,” said 10 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 2 0 LEAGUE CHAMPS — Reds Revenge Samuel 2b 4 0 10 Detroit in the American League Porkerdh 2 0 0 0 Gwynnct 3 22 1 pair of preseason scrimmages scheduled team, hot and weary from an 8-mile hill run with temperatures in the Eckersley who called the Yaii NationalLeaguestandInge GWardph 10 10 m ’ I?**' Larry Stanford, Jordan 1b 4 12 0 CMartnz If 3 2 2 2 East as the Tigers dropped an 8-2 Hubbrd 2b 4 12 0 Slought c 3 00 1 ko° "l Division summer Parrish c kees’ ninth-inning hitting conta Gallego3b 10 10 3 10 0 Morind 1b 4 0 11 including one on Tue.sday at the Vernon mid-90s, cooled off Tuesday in cans full of ice water originally intended decision to Minnesota Velarde 2b 2 0 0 0 basketball league title. Team members C James rf 4 0 2 1 Santiago c 4 0 11 gious. "It all happened so fast East Division Polonlo If 3 0 10 JCIark ph 10 0 0 taltzss Middle School in Vernon at 5 p.m. A yoiilti for the football team. Wednesday. Weiss ss 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 000 didn’t it?” W L Pet. GB Aguayo 2b 2 12 0 from left, back row; Mark Mistretta, Dave Ml? ’ Gerard, Eric Nitschke, Turner 3b 3 0 10 Thonss clinic will precede the game at 4 p.m. “It's our best victory of Ihe New York 74 52 .587 Santana ss John Nitschke. 3 000 PIttsburph Totals 5 0 10 Daulton ph 10 0 0 Shown 4 000 «9 58 .543 5Vi 35 612 6 Totals 42 7 17 6 Palmer p 10 0 0 UConn, ranked sixth in the final 1987 poll year," New York manager Lou After Winfield’s single, pineli Montreal 65 61 .516 Oilcoea 9 Harris p 10 0 0 at 16-.5-3. opens its regular season slate on Thompson is pleased Piniella said. "To do that again.sl hitter Gary Ward met relievei 62 62 .500 11 S S l'v y L , 002-6 Orioles 4. Mariners 3 Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 CIccarelll gets message St. Louis 57 69 .452 17 dot 800 01S—7 National League results G(3rossph Thur.sday. Sept. 7, against Monmouth a team like the Oakland Athletics, Greg Cadaret with a single that Philadelphia Cardinals 5, Braves 3 10 00 52 74 .413 22 JsUZtm'tSi scored. Bedrosnp 0000 College at 7 p m. at Tunxis Mead Field in D E N V E R (AP) — Typically sullen and TORONTO (AP) - A judge’s that’s something. You’ve ac­ sent Winfield to third. Gene West OlvM Ion gPittf yWnnlng RBI — RHenderson (7) First Game KNMIlr ph 10 11 W SEATTLE Farmington. .surly and capable of stopping a person in “ message” about violence in hockey, in complished a lot.” Nelson. 7-5. got Don Slaught to L Pet. GB OP-Ookland 1, BALTIMORE Cube 3, Astros 2 ATLANTA STLOUIS Totals 36 310 2 Totals Los Angeles 72 54 .571 New York 13. ab r h bl 32 S 7 S his tracks with his drop-dead stare. John It was only the second time in 48 Houston Cotto cf O brhbl o b rh b l o b rh b l the form of an assault conviction for an ground into a double play, but 68 59 .535 *'/7 P°°"°''ulo- Stelnboch, 3 12 3 Stanicek If 4 0 10 (>ant2b 3)10 McGee cf Phltadelpbla ooo Thompson was the picture of joviality, games this season that the Son n-anclsco 68 59 .535 4'/j Reynids 2b i 0 1 0 BRIpkn 2b HOUSTON Oberkfl b 3 100 on-ice incident, is sparking debate among Winfield scored to make it 6-6. Cincinnati Brantley If 4 0 10 CHICAGO 3 1 )0 0 OSmIth ss 4 2 3 1 Son DieiM 382 MO oti— i Yankees rallied when trailing 64 61 .512 71/7 40 10 CRIpknss o b rh b l o b rb b l GPerry lb 4 1)0 League approval near bantering with the media along press row N H L players and coaches over who should Luis Aguayo and Rafael Santana San Diego 62 64 SF^:^?a^hL Coles dh 4 12 0 GYouno ct 4 0 11 Guerrer lb 4 12 2 Winning RBI — CMartlnez 00)7^ .492 10 4 0 0 0 Murraydh 3 110 Webster cf 4 00 0 Simmons c 2 00 1 Brnnsky rf 1 IJAIomor. DP— Son Diego 1. and joking with officials. police what happens on the rink — Ihe after eight innings followed with singles and Rickey Atlanta 43 83 .34) 29 IP H R ER BB SO AOayls 1b 3 0 1 0 Tettletonc Doran 2b 3 110 Sndbrg 2b Gtavlne pr 3 11 0 HARTFORD — The sale of the Hartford Oakland Buhner rt 4 0 11 Puhl rt 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 4 0 10 LOB— Phllodelphio 8, San Diego 7. 20— He must like what he sees in his U.S. Jose Canseco hit a two-run anws 3 11 0 Lynn rf 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 (3raoe 1b 4 0 10 Sutter p 0000 h r league or the courts. Henderson hit a hard grounderoff Chicago 3, Houston 2 Stewart 6 2-3 6 1 Presley 3b GOavIs lb Ford It 4 0 11 Swnjiel; ^rdan, KNMIller. —Gwynn Whalers to Donald Conrad and Richard 4 0 10 BAndsn pr 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 100 Thomos ss 4 0 12 Oquend b (7), CMartInez (11). sb—T hon 06), RA- Olympic men’s basketball team. But for Minne.sota North Stars right wing homer, his 33rd, in Ihe top of the third ba.seman Tony Phillips’ Montreal 7, San Francisco 5 Honeycutt 1-3 0 0 (Sulnons ss Bell 3b 3 0 2 1 OJames rf 2 200 1 Gordon is almost complete. The pair had a Eckersley Bradley c i GfNiartct 3 00 0 Polmelr If 4 12 1 4000 TPenoc 3 00 0 lomor (15), CMorttnez ( 1). ninth to give the Athletics a Onclnnofl 6, Pittsburgh 2 3 0 0 0 Owryerph BHotchr If 4 0 0 0 Low 3b 3 111 LSmIth If The Olympic finalists withstood an NBA DinoCiccarelli, convicted Wednesday of glove for the game-winner. St. Louis 5, Atlanta 3 Cadaret 01 ^1 0 * 10 0 0 Romlrzss 4 0)0 DeLeonp 2000 IP H R ER BB SO 4.5-minule meeting with the National Troberlb 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Berr^ll c 3 0 0 0 Blocker cf 4 0 10 Colemn ph Philadelphia squad that played up-tempo offense and assaulting an opposing player with his Sw m ew 5, Philadelphia 2 Nelson L,7-5 Z3 3 1 1 Trevinoc 3 110 AAahlerp 1000 Palmer L,7-9 Hockey League’s advisory committee New York Z Los Angeles 1 New Yoik (3onzDls3b 3 0 10 Rvanp Dunstonss 3 0 0 0 2 0 00 Worrell p 10 0 0 31-3 5 5 2 2 pressure defense to eke out a 105-103 _ - . . Sheets Ph 1112 0000 GAAoddxp 3 0 11 Runge ph 10 00 Harris 22-3 stick and sentenced to a day in jail and Condlarla Totals 32 3 9 2 Totals Walling ph 0 0 1 1 Wednesday in New York and now only ____ TlMindoVt Gomes 1 1-3 6 3 3 2 0 34 4 9 4 1000 Plcop 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 0 0 0 0 Ruffin 1 0 0 1 1 overtime victory Wednesday night. fined $ , . there’s no question. Nielsen ^ ’-3 0 3 3 3 0 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 Totals Bedrosn need approval from the NHL Board of 1 000 Twins nightmare to Tigers Guante W,S6 Seattle 29 3 S 3 Total )s 31 58 5 1 0 0 0 3 IJimenez 1-4), 5:40 p.m. e .,^ <’3 0 0 0 0 0 on 180 100-3 Bossph 10 0 0 Son Dtogo Point guard Charles E. Smith, who plays " I think it’s ridiculous,” Ciccarelli he pitched to 4 batters In the Baltimore wvo m » Agostop 0000 Governors Sept. 7 in Toronto. (BrownlB r!J^n M!5 ), i 7:35 p.m. M ) at Cincinnati Show••wyy W,llVVMI-IU-10 T 10 2 3 1 5 for Thompson at Georgetown University, said. “ I don’t see where these people are By The Associated Press after dropping the first meeting Ofh, Cadaret pitched to 1 batter In th e ^ ’S'lmlno run scored. Totals 29 2 5 2 Totah 31 1 4 1 as ssa When the deal is complete, Conrad and Only pomes scheduled saSih Umpires— Home, Bonin; Rrst, Brock- led the way with 20 points, including a getting involved in the hockey aspect. I this season 7-0. ( ). lan^;^ero^,^^||; Third, Montague. Gordon will own 75 percent of Ihe club. Umrtrw--Home, Phillips; First, Craff Balt. jjgjg*?? 001 ooo 010-2 2 clinching 3-point play with 23 .seconds left Even though Ihe Minnesota SMond, FtalermojThlrd, AAorrIson. think the league office should be taking ’’They’re a good ball club, but American League reeulte T— 3:03. A— 34,520. '*'*••* 0)0 001 H I— a They have agreed to sell back 25 percent Twins have been a nightmare for is!!?,'’'"" ’■vn scored. in overtime. more charge and taking more control of it. so are we,” Tanana said. " I ’m not Garne Winning RBI — Low (8) ownership fo 14 members of the Whaler.'’ S-^vendo 2. 5 F- Reds 6, Pirates 2 In a balanced attack, Danny Manning Obviously, they are using me as a Detroit this season, the Tigers going to lose any sleep over il. Indians 7, Brewers ■ Doran. DP-Oiieogo 2. existing partnership. White Sox 6. Blue Jays 4 2 LDB— Hmnfon 7, Chicogo . 2B— Doran and David Robinson added points scapegoat and the judge wanted to use me don’t plan on losing any sleep You just tip your cap and say good 6 12 over it. *P H R ER BB SO Gr«ej^^ Palmeiro. SB— Sandberg (18)! Attanta H « « B B S 0 CINCINNATI as an example.” riddance. You’re glad the night CHICAGO CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE S4ottle PITTSBURGH apiece. Mitch Richmond 11 and J.R. Reid TORONTO ■brhbl Langston AAahler 7 x s ■> . - O brhbl _ c b rh M in. Dan Gladden and Kirby Puck­ mare is over.” o b rh b l obrh bl O brhbl 71-3 7 3 0 H R ER BB SO SutterL,M / / 3 ^ 3* ,« Wlnghmrt 3 0 12 Bondsif 4 0 10 U.S. pounds Spain Ciccarelli, 28, is believed to be the first Galtaghr If Franco 2b 1100 MolltorSb 4 13 0 MJackson 2-3 1 Houston Larkin ss ett hit home runs to highlight a Puckett went 4-for-4, adding a 5 120 Fernndz ss 4 12 1 JImenz 2b 3 10 Schooler L,44 1 1 5 10 0 Lind 2b 3010 N H L player given a jail term because of an Lyonscf 4 110 0 Leonard If 5000 2-3 1 Ryon 6 Daniels If 4 2 2 0 six-run second inning as Minne­ Atosebycf 4 0 2 1 Froncndh 4 2 10 Yount cf Balttmoie 1 0 Andersen VonSlyk cf 4 0 10 GROSSETO. Italy (AP) - Robin double and two singles to his I9lh KWIImt rf 4)21 Mulinks 3b 2 0 10 2 EIXivIs ct 50 11 Kipper p 0 00 0 on-ice incident, league officials said. FItkc 2 0 0 0 Carter cf 4 2 3 3 Brock Ib 2 10 0 Bollard Agosto L,10-1 0 ONelll 1b sota defeated Detroit 8-2 Wednes­ home run. Minnesota added two 3 112 Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 Hall If 9 4 00 1 Bonilla 3b 4 110 Ventura and Ted Wood connected for Zola Budd engaged Assault charges were filed after a Jan. 6 MIOkizIb 4 1 2 I 4 122 ASeyerph 0000 Wlllmson W,3-S 0 Chicago Tredwv3b 4 0 11 day night and finished the season runs in the fourth on a run-scoring GBelllf 4 0 0 0 CCostlll rf 5 03 1 Surhoff lb GModdux Bream Ib 4 000 grand slams and four other Americans hit game in which Ciccarelli twice hit the Mormndh 4 0 10 Whittc 4 12 0 Upshaw 1b 1000 MJo^son pitched I batter In the 9tti 7 2-3 Cncpcn3b 0 0 0 0 G Wilton rf 3 000 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — series with 11 consecutive victo­ Monrlo2b 4 111 4 00 0 Oeerdh 4 0 0 0 cDmoIrM—Home, Reilly; Rrst, Shulock- Picor W,46 wer-y-v 1 I 1-3 | U 0 0 I Reedc 3 110 home runs as the United States pounded single by Gladden, who .scored on McGrIffIb 4 112 Jacoby 3b 2 0 00 Adducirf S^f^l-jFord; Third, Johraon Major League leaders LVIlrec 2000 Distance runner Zola Budd said Thursday Maple Leafs' Luke Richardson on the head ries over the Tigers. Guillen ss 4 0 10 Borfleld rf 4 0 10 Altanson c 4 0 10 A g o s ^ lh h M to 2 batters In the 9lh. Oester 2b 4 2 4 0 Prince c 2 0)1 Spain 28-0 in the World Baseball Puckett’s double. Hill 3b 300 0 4 0 11 COBrIen c 4 0 11 Brown no p with his stick and punched him in the Leach dh 2 110 Zuvella ss 4 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b BK— Ryan. 2 0 0 0 Pedrlquss 4000 she has become engaged to the co-owner of The Twins had five extra base ‘‘They’re not making errors.” Fielder dh 4 0 2 0 Umpires^Homer OarUno; First ovmng Dunnep Championship Wednesday. mouth. Richardson, wearing a helmet, was 10 00 Sveum ss 40 10 1000 a liquor store in her hometown of hits in the second inning off Frank Puckett said. "They’re just wond­ Llrtanodh 10 0 0 Tetalf IS 710 7 Totah .•StfonlTIAIBoh Rsherp 0000 . In other games, defending champion not injured. Lee 2b 4 0 2 0 34 2 9 1 Orioles 4, Mariners 3 innings) AMERICAN LEAGUE Co nods ph 1000 Bloemfontein, according to news reports, Tanana. 14-8. In winning 11 of 12 ering ‘what do we have to do to Totah 35 611 5 Totah 16 411 4 (12 O AB R M Pcf. Ruckerp 0 0 0 0 Cuba defeated Italy 11-1. Japan beat Ciccarelli was released after spending Boggs Bsn 122 465 M 167 Budd and Mike Pieterse, 26, announced from Detroit, the Twins out- beat them?’ We just seem to score Miiwowiee )H iH aan—a Expos 7. Giants 5 .359 Redusef 1111 Nicaragua 7-0, Puerto Rico shut out the 101 on Second. (Some Puckett Min 123 ao 84 181 .355 Tetah M ilo S Tetah ai42 their engagement Wednesday, according less than two hours in jail Wednesday His scored the fir.st-place Tigers 65-18 runs and play well against them.” TergoM h i oio Donte Winning RBI — CCostlllo SEATTLE Greenwell Bsn 123 457 67 156 Netherlands 12-0. Taiwan crushed Canada CCostlllo, Surhoff, OJones DP— BALTIMORE .341 to the independent South African Press attorney, Don Houston, filed an appeal. Gome Winning RBI — Pisk (4). ABRH MONTREAL SAN FRAN Winfield NY 1 « S 78 l2 .334 Clndimoll_____ 21* «I «*-6 14-2 and South Korea beat the Netherlands V Wll'vaukee I. LOB— Reids If Orsulok rf ___ _ O brhbl Trammll Oet 109 399 63 130 .326 Association and the government-run South 1 Toronto Cleveland 8, Milwaukee 9. 2B— Cotto cf o b rh b l RHendson NY 104 406 94 1» Antilles 12-0. L LOB-7, Carter, CCostlllo. Reynids 2b CRIpkn ss Raines If (l9),Mol»or2 Coles dh 2 112 Riles 2b 4 03 1 BfVtt KC 124 464 71 1JO .322 Besides the six homers that scored 15 *■— Moeeby (23), Guillen 2 (18), Mon- ( » L Hall (4). S— Francona. SF— Carter, Murraydh TJones If 3 120 Sorensenp 0000 .321 Pieterse, who said he had known Budd McKnight is medalist rtaue (5), Whitt (3). S-Lyons. ADovIs 1b Traberib Galarro 1b 4 13 0 Franco Cle 120 h i 75 runs, the American 25-hit attack included Bradley c Lefferfsp 0 0 0 0 .318 for about two years, told the SABC that the IP H R ER BB SO Sheets If Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 Yngbldph MottInolyNY 76 1 » .314 eight doubles. H O T SPRINGS. Va. (AP) - Not H R ER BB SO Quinns ph Gerhartpr ONIxon cf 100 0 couple had not yet set a wedding date. McGulrec 1110 Clark 1b 4 100 University of Connecticut product surprisingly, Tom McKnight had only one hSISJf''” 5 5 2 2 1 2 Ca^lottl W,I(>.8 6 7 2 1 3 3 Kennedyc Nettles 3b 2000 Mitchell If r SSS'i Oggi™*' Iff. Toronto, 2 3 0 0 0 1 Brantly cf (>onzals b Wallochlb 3 2100 sL,.. " y K ' Minnesota, 36; McGwire 2*3 1 0 0 1 1 Buhner rf 3 0 2 2 Somuehp 0 0 0 0 anclnnotl "* ‘• " " • • • O Charles Nagy started for the Americans, goal on his 34th birthday. B;N*n**___ t 2 2 2 0 0 BRIpkn 2b Foley 2b 2 111 Speler2b D ^ n H ^ « 3 ,3 I 8 S i 1 Presley 3b Dwyer ph Rivera ss 2 0 2 0 allowing one hit and striking out two before “ I just wanted to go out and ha ve fun. ” ^ T ? m (S ' ’ 1 0 0 1 1 MDIozss 2000 Aldreterf soil Stanlcfc pr Sontovsne 4 00 1 MWIms3b 4 111 49" ? S '2"2"5'*' ' ' ’ • he was relieved in the fourth by Pat McKnight said, and so he celebrated the MtNMtain U5-2 51-3 10 6 6 0 1 Stm'-'*’^ ? 6 3 3 3 4 Totah Hudlerss . .. Runs Bottad In .^Ftthbuigh Totah 4 0 2 0 Uribe n 3 000 Combs, who gave up three hits and struck occasion by capturing the qualifying DeMrtnzp 4010 AAnwrnge , 4 0 11 *®®' Canseco, Oak- Tcotniio 1 0 0 0 0 1 ? I 8 i 8 Heskethp WP--Rler. PB-C 0 8 rlin. * 1000 Downs p 200 0 Minnesota, 92; Brstt, out six in picking up the win. medal Wednesday in the 88th U.S. N) Ibatter In the 8lh, SSSiHor, Z ss St S t u MIdndorf 2 111 New York, 86; RudSJr i'-* ? I 1 ? 2 First, Hlrscn- g m o u h when ^nnlng run scored Totah C o r ^ , Cleveland, 85; DwEvans,Bosfon,85* M Amateur Championship. 48 7 15 4 Totah asii s CDovIs, Californio, H ; McGwire, Oakland', ‘''SKlounne. ’ 0 0 0 0 1 McKnight, a fuel oil distributor from DnjPj'J* Hwne, Meriwether; Rrst, - D.Fr-Soottle 1, (tatttmore 1. LOB— SB IM McQeltand; Second, McCoy; Third, So t Rxmcitco h i im gib—e PlfcMns Its DbcM o iii) Galax, Va., had experienced amateur Rangers 7. Royaled Rw oldt, Brandy, MDIaz. HR— Ortutok gome Winning RBI — Wallah(4L Vyto,Mlnn^1M77S!^t,B®,t®n, Pearl City survives golfing success mainly in his home state T -a :$ l. A— 33,385. in IL ^;^A"derton, Gon­ ■-®::Bgl!°9enlo.. NeWjes, Brooks, MWII- T— 2:18. A— 24,6M. zales. SF— CRIpken, Orsulok. W ILLIAM SPORT, Pa. (AP) - Two runs after giving up hopes of a pro career in Hiram Walker KANSAS CITY . gS*- J Son Francisco I. Rolling Rock TEXAS IP H RBR BB SO 11, San Francisco 9. Konsos C t t T l ”/, .m / ^ l P ^ e ' 2 ! ' behind going into the final inning. Pearl 1980. That changed Wednesday for Caaadian TwlneaTlgora2 a b rb M o brh bl Sfllwll tt 4)10 McOwelcf AAMoore 9 7 3 3 0 13 (!ta5;i8S,8!l4??w' City. Hawaii, coach Richard Numata tried McKnight, who beat out 290 other players Peootan 5 110 Rssd Folw (4), AAahtanado (9). SB— TJon n ( 13)' *5.99 12 pack/Btls IMTIIOIT 0000 Retchrn 4 0 0 1 n -3 2 0 0 0 1 ONIxon (34), Rivera (3). S F -S o frto ^a . ■uiioig to convince his players they had three outs for the U.S. Amateur medalist honors. MINNESOTA Settler 3b 3 100 OBrIen 1b 3 111 SOXTV LJ)-2 M 1 1 1 1 0 Basedow asAlBoh N »rh M oh rh M Brett lb 3 111 aerra rf AAJockton IF H R HR BB SO to use before they were eliminated from McKnight and 63 other golfers today WMtafcr2b 4 13 0 Gladden If Toblerlf 3 110 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 NATIONAL LRMUB Bartles A James •tarWon If 4 2 2 3 3 100 Petrolllc 4020 Balllmort 2!i221riW-154 7 23 10 5 4 3 7 e AB R H Pci. began four days of match play to Ballantine Scotch 4000 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Trtabllrf 20 13 Incvgll pr Schmidt 5 5 2 2 1 1 Gwynn SO 105 4)0 54 the 42nd Little League World Series. 3 0)0 Puckettcf 0 100 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 .324 Q Q Q SAVE Seagrams tSSt 4 14 2 FWhlta2b 4 000 Sundbrgc 0000 piurmond 223 1 0 0 2 2 GPerry AH 108 419 «" 135 .322 They didn’t use one. determine the tournament champion. ' $ 1 1000 Motet cf 0000 Bucknrdh Dawson Chi XWawv I 78C *500 •ergmn lb 4 0 I 1 4 000 Buecble3b 4 14 2 ^®*e 2 2 1111 Downs i a 470 145 .3H After two singles, a walk and a passed *17.94 c... Larkin dh 4 0 0 0 BJcktncf 3000 MSfnIydh NlsAifu^W,23 21-3 0 0 0 2 1Somutls LJI-1 1 5 2**0 Polmeiro tJil 124 484 Noketc 2 12 1 Horperc Oulrfcc 4 12 2 2 ! 2 ’ 0 4 OllniM LA 148 .306 O i ^ d h 4 0 0 0 1000 Wllkrtn 2b 3 000 2chmldtpltehsd to 2 batters In the 4lh, Sorensen____ 3 2 0 0 1 i a 455 l » .305 ball scored one run. Pearl City’s Skye 3000 Hrbeklb 4 1 ) 0 Brower If S'JA’T.PVetisd fo 2 batter In Ihe 12lh. 2 Gotaraga Mon 124 496 Lendl warming up Lemon rf 2000 Chrtntnrf Tetah 4 111 Lmiens 1 1 0 0 2 1 Low Chi in .304 Ffoenlx Of Nakagawa drove a double to left to score 4 111 W434 Totah M7117 Fora,- 117 416 ia .294 Matilda ' Molson Golden Pgffhcf 1000 Oagrw st 3 110 n-*®**® ’®.* 0®ff®f» In Ihe TIh. Sox LA 127 507 Murphy cf 4000 SMond, Johnson; Third, Reilly. 148 .292 the tying and winning runs in a 3-2 victory JERICHO, N.Y. (AP) — Ivan Lendl Buthph 1000 iCMy T“ v:47, A— Y5/4M. D e N M " * ' " * ' Vonayke Pit IB 4H 140 .292 S o ta w lb 4000 Nevwnn it 00 00 Bonds Pit 121 453 over Tulsa. Okla., on Wednesday. thinks he is warmed up for the U.S. Open, ®!!"' * 6 . 9 9 Pack/BIU Lmbfdz 3b IM .291 a t 71 4 2 2 2 g°7 *,y",y!W..*»B.'.- M 8»onley ( s T ^ secoiw, KIbler, TOrd, Hainan. — ■ iaisiH KW1U Pearl City’s victory moved the West after turning the heat on in the Hamlet wall 8 T— 3:39. A— 19,S13. Strawbsrri, New York, 30; Ctork, Son Fronclsco, 25; ODovh, Houston, 25- Region champion against Spring, Texas, in Challenge Cup tennis tournament. Smirnoff Vodka M 881 8 ig -( D®*®ffffl°. M£?’^ ' ' EDovIs, Clnc^ a semifinal game this afternoon. “ If I ’m not ready now, I never will be,” 8M m 8IM-8 Brett ( 12). SF— Tortabu)!, R e te ll^ Wednesday’s home rune notl/ 23/ OlteOKf Lot AimwIm n* Oome WInrkno RBI — Chrlttaneen (1). In a game pitting two teams that were Lendl said after beating Jakob Hlasek of Corona DP— AMnnetota Z LOB— Kgn.g.Cllv h b e r b b io Y£Jfc®*& P MJohSo?,' AP photo By Ww AMoctatad Pirns York' i2; Vonayke, Pittsburgh, 22. knocked out of the series in the first round Switzerland 6-2,6-3 Wednesday in the first Amsrlcan Lsogue SSta! LoirtMSSrt, ItaJufTwhltak^r*: Clork, Son Rranclsco, 91; GOovIs last year. Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, HMMM, NEEDS SALT — Wearing a round of the $190,000 event. Extra 0 0 0 0 1 COnstco ( » ) , Athletics; Phelpt (20), l i o , T V OtaofonLA2 .1-3122)1 l^k e s s ; MeGrtff (30), Blut Joys; Carter Houston, H ; Vonayke, Wtttbureh il- K ^ln''Br‘^ ® defeated Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 5-1 huge Halloween maks, New York Lendl relied on a strong service game Heineken W^i««t(r4r®^ 0 , , 3 2 2 1 0 Orsulok (4), ^ 1 8 . 3 3 Suitcase — ^ - IF H R BE BB SO 23 0 0 0 0 1 Wednesday. Meta' pitcher Roger McDowell en­ and needed only 61 minutes to win the 9***® Morln- Nffe*v, Ploosd Chris'mke, Glace Bay’s victory gave the Canadian match. *8 .9 9 12 pacK/BlIs T otoiw L.U B I M 7 6 6 0 0 t” ] ' Otaddsn (9), TODAY •lefsnslye llnsmon, on Inlursd rsstrve. gulfs the head of first base coach Bill King BWmWM 9 3 4 4 4 It Puckett (19), Twins; Nokst (14), ngtrs. champions the daunting task of facing Tai Lendl, ranked first in the world, won the 61-3 4 2 2 0 4 sJl-S;?’’-;" *■'**•• League World Series: Robinson in the dugout prior to w t i w m ' ^ *’*'*’*” **’• tssMonoi Ijmmiw Chung, Taiwan, in the semifinals. The last three U.S. Opens and has spent the last Manchester’s Newe$t LOTTO Agent Todygr W.53 7Z3 7 2 2 4 3 ESPN®' ^***'* ''*■ N®ff«ll- ciSS!!fJnXs''7ft'2^^ Bo'iss.ti'r^xL®'^''^*-*'-"- Young; Rrit, Evont; Moldonodo game was scheduled as the first part of Wednesday’s game with the 10 days working with his coach, Australian ■55TBUW 11-3 0 0 0 0 2 Hemhv; Third, Ttchkto. "* Bfoncos, ESPN krSt CIncInnotl, 13-4, .765; Located Between Network Tevern W F— ToFvtr. A— 17/314. (M&)llLpSd,y.’.' '’'®®»"'Gwynn I "0; ®*®'’®®Forsmon vs. ,*5’? i” ®*!g02' 1>4. -»5 ; Knepper, H o ^ today’s doubleheader. Dodgers. Tony Roche. Lodltloo Mllongol, USA F'S'Jfff*'. St" Fronclsco, 17-6, nta*p|?*25£I2E®1!=5»^vgdJohi). f' -739,GMaddux,Chlcago,16d,.737. H MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 25, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 25. 1988 - 15 WIT OF-THE WORLD FOCUS Puzzles More blacks appear in prime time ACROSS 4 lllagal Answer to Previous Puzzle 5 Fixed charge By Felix Gutierrez provided dramatic parts for blacks last 1 Hawaiian 6 Made perfect J. “r S n O I s | e I d I The Associated Press season, he said. timber tree score J_ _L TH n o t a I r I y I TV Topics 4 ----- first you 7 Number B All sunglasses did a commendable Job don't... n _T _T _E D QCilllElElIl HOLLYWOOD — More blacks are appear­ BLACK VIEWERS have become more 8 Auto executive 8 Quastionable Lae _ JC _H_E L O l N H P l s I ing on prime time television shows, and not important in the 1980s as overall network By the Editors improved considerably in recent that all the medium and dark 12 Bowlika curvad 9 Hairy clothing j_ _E S just in stereotypical roles as cute kids, audiences dropped in competition with VCRs ot Consumer Reports lina years. Several previous studies had sunglasses (except for one magenta 10 At no cost A N A □E3Qd BDEll!] domestic workers, criminals and jive-talklng or minor characters. More than half and cable. But Mitchell said he had never 13 Poland's _ 11 Deviates Consumer reported that many brands per­ pair) filtered out at least two-thirds of comedians, according to industry re­ appeared in shows with black themes, such as heard industry officials say they were Style, glamour and even mystery Walssa 19 Football league D □BS BEQDBSliD formed poorly against UV. The the blue light. That’s enough to reduce searchers and observers. "Amen,” "Cosby,’’ "227” and "A Different improving black roles to attract more black have long been the stock in trade of Reports 14 Distinctivs air (abbr.) misconception then arose that people any potential risk. 15 Sweat potato 21 Turn the page "There has been an improvement In the World.” viewers. sunglass marketers. But lately a new might be better off without sun­ As for hype about a possible hazard 16 Smirk (abbr.) employment of black performers and the “Black characters continue to be cast More blacks watch television than do other wrinkle has emerged — performance. glasses. The argument was simple: from infrared rays, ignore it. The low 17 Gang 23 Mackerel's rela­ range of character portrayals has im­ primarily in all-black settings," wrote racial groupings, according to Nielsen Companies promise that their eye- the cheapest to the most expensive, Sunglasses, in shading the eyes from levels present in daylight are now 18 Kate Nelligan tive proved,” said Rodney Mitchell, affirmative Howard communication researchers Carolyn audience data. A recent Nielsen viewing wear offers superior protection movie 25 WWII event did a commendable job of reducing the sun, cause pupils to dilate. If the viewed as being essentially harmless. action administrator for the Screen Actors Stroman, Bishetta Merritt and Paula Mata- analysis reported that television usage against potentially damaging sun­ 20 Overthrows (comp, wd.) Guild. "N o longer are they confined to street potentially harmful ultraviolet rays of lenses failed to screen out UV, more When shopping for sunglasses, bane. "Y et there is a notable difference in averaged 10.6 hours per day in black light. Unfortunateiy. different manu­ 22 Communica­ 26 Mrs. Charles types, non-professionals, crime victims and the sun. Each pair — even the least UV would enter the eye through wider choose a pair that’s distortion-free, tions agancy Chaplin that these all-black settings tend to be upscale households, versus 7.3 hours daily in all other facturers have different ideas about crime perpetrators.” expensive no-brand ones — met the pupils than if no sunglasses were scratch-resistant, and comfortable to (abbr.) 27 Writing fluids middle class rather than low income.” homes. just which rays can hurt you. And 45 Comedian guidelines set by the American worn. wear. You should be able to find 24 And so on 28 Hold on to 52 Playwright _ Some credit the success of “The Cosby A 1987 study by the Center for Media and With just 11 percent of U.S. television many consumers have been left in the Costello Show" for opening the doors to more positive National Standards Institute for The current crop of sunglasses, fine-performing, suitably stylish ones (abbr.) 30 Hawaiian dance Coward Public Affairs in Washington, D.C., found homes headed by blacks, viewing patterns dark. 25 Lace places 31 Coup d' _ 47 Writer _ general-purpose sunglasses. however, block far more than enough for under $10. Cather 54 Squeezed out black portrayals. A recent Howard Univer­ that the number of black characters on TV would have to change markedly to directly To clarify the matter. Consumer 29 Yellow pigment 32 Ascended That’s good news, since chronic UV top compensate for any dilation. Darker lenses are a good choice if 49 Use a phone 55 Dry sity study of 58 black characters in 26 network rose slowly from 1955 to 1965, when only one in affect program portrayals, said CBS televi­ Reports’ optical experts tested more 33 Comedian _ 35 Opera heroine 50 Betting factor shows last season found that, instead of the 20 was black, and more rapidly since 1975, lifetime exposure to ultraviolet (UV) Instead of UV protection, some you’ll be using them in very bright Knotts 36 Mail by plane 56 "Auld Lang sion research Vice President Arnold Becker. than 180 pairs of sunglasses at prices 51 Mother of lower class roles that dominated the 1970s, when one character in 11 has been black. Over light is suspected of being a contribut­ sunglass companies make claims conditions, such as skiing or sailing. 34 Railway car 40 Offense 59 Genetic Even with more viewing "they’re still a ranging from $2 to nearly $200. The Castor and "blacks on television are generally portrayed the 31 years studied, blacks played 6 percent ing factor to some types of cataracts. about blue light, the blue segment of Otherwise, pick a medium density for 36 Vehicle 43 Stadium cheer Pollux material (abbr.) minority group” in the TV audience, said shades sold under 21 brand names or 37 Entertainer Paul as belonging to middle and upper classes.” of all roles. Becker. “If blacks really viewed dramati­ And consumers can’t tell how well visible light. Some studies have linked day-to-day wear. Polarizing lenses, 1 2 no name at all. 3 1 9 to 11 Women played nearly half of the black lenses filter UV by a brand’s tint or long-term exposure to blue light to a which reduced reflected glare, are “ The civil rights movement ... opened up cally different programs than non-blacks The results were surprising; Price PEOPLE 39 Latin poet r roles, compared to previous years when men attitudes,” said Dan Amundson, study degree of darkness. serious retina disease. particulary useful for driving. Gray 12 then they would have a very substantial had little relation to performance. 41 _ Vegas greatly outnumbered them, the Howard co-author. "White audiences will watch black effect. But they generally view not all that Consumer Reports’ results suggest But you don’t need a fancy pair to lenses distort color perception the 42 _ Arafat Virtually all the models tested, from 18 ■ researchers reported. The study also noted performers in a wide range of roles, based on dissimilarly than the rest of the population.” that UV blockage by sunglasses has protect yourself. The tests showed least. Hard work for Prince 44 Imitate 46 Uncooked more middle-age and elderly black charac­ the quality of the show, rather than the racial Becker, instead of attributing gains In 18 ters, fewer obese women and more charac­ question.” black roles to changing teievision economics, MINNEAPOLIS 48 Marriage vow ’ (AP) — Rock star (2 wds.) ters portrayed as competent. SAG’S Mitchell credits union affirmative said white Americans were more receptive to Prince can’t be 49 Sea mammal action pressures, advocacy by minority mainstream black characters. Punishment exceeds crime 53 Surmise faulted for lack of 2 6 2 6 2 7 SOME THINGS haven’t changed, the rights groups and the success of black- “ The attitude of the world toward blacks 57 Idea (comb, Howard scholars found. Blacks were still themed shows for the increasing number of has changed,” he said. "People out there are hard work. form) Dr. Gott 3 3 more likely to be cast in situation comedies roles. And new shows such as “ Frank’s predisposed to accept this kind of social Prince will 58 Metal deposit 60 Solution than dramas and were most often supporting Place” and “ In the Heat of the Night” change.” Peter Qott. M.D. for humiiiated 7-year-old barely be back 3 7 3 8 1 from his Euro­ 61 Totals 62 Type of fabric DEAR 4 2 educated. Humiliating her son pean concert ser­ 63 Sea eagle ABBY: I just publicly will not prevent him ies next month 64 Future 4 6 TV Tonight read a news from lying or stealing. By brand­ when he will begin LL.Bs.' exam item in the 65 Actor Ladd ing him a liar, thief and a "bad his first U.S. tour 4 9 5 0 61 6 4 6 6 68 Palm Beach boy,” he is labeling him as a in four years with 66 Actress Sandra Post that Dear Abby 5;00PM [ESPN] Little League World d® d® Cosby Show (CC) After Theo gets person who cannot be trusted — a pair of concerts 67 6 0 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds [ESPN ] Auto Racing: International Se­ brought tears Series: American Championship Round into trouble with the law. Cliff and Clair II: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ dan Cup, from Portland, Ore. (Taped) Thyroid levels Abigail Van Buren and that is exactly what he will in his home state DOWN From Williamsport, Pa (2 hrs I (Live) take out their frustrations on each other. ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda to my eyes. A live up to. 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My T3 and hassen, is sche­ Stereo) ity ask a young Vietnam veteran to made him sit on the front porch This is a lesson to be learned. band’s income is down 35 percent organize a vigilante squad. Kris Kristoffer- [© Taxi [CNN] Newsnight Update T4 test was 20. The doctor immediately gave me a 6:00PM Q ] (3D d§) d® News with his hands tied behind his Look. Laugh. Stealing. Bad b oy !’’ to 40 percent from last year, and duled to play Sept. son, Jan Michael Vincent, Victoria Princi­ dD Benny Hill [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Young pill to destroy the thyroid. The T3/T4 went to 1, so Prince CID ©J Three's Company pal. 1976. Dick Turpin' A poor young farmer is back, blue fingerpaint on his face I just had to write to you down 60 percent from the pre­ 14 and 15 at the GD Odd Couple now I have to take Synthroid. Both the T3 and T4 dD T.J. 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(f® News (Live) d® This Old House (CC) (R) DEAR READER: The T3 and T4 tests are pig. Ugly is what you become cleaning lady, make my own suburban Chicago, Cincinnati, New York ©) El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar [USA] Search for Tomorrow Doctor Who Crook and Chase measures of thyroid functions; if they are high, the every time you lie and steals. DEAR FLORIDA CHILD clothes instead of buying them, City, Washington, D.C., Atlanta and ® Baby Panda Joan Embery narrates a 1:35AM (X) W il Shriner 'CB KNZ WHZA'G DHAGIZ (2® Charlie's Angels profile of a baby panda's development dur­ ® M*A*S«H gland is overproducing: if they are low. a thyroid Look at me .squeal. My hands are LOVER; The mother who abused sell my fairly new car to elimi­ Philadelphia. ing the first eight months of life in the Mad­ 1:50AM [M AXI MOVIE: The 8oss' ^ Quincy GD Mala Noche...No deficiency is present. tied becau.se I cannot be trusted. her son in this manner needs to be nate the high payments and cut' More dates will be added, said Bob Merlis, rid (Spain) Zoo. (60 min.) W ife' (CC) A married stockbroker has se­ FV GN WHMI KFAV, Wl dj) Noticias (g)S C T V cond thoughts about falling victim to the The only non-surgical treatment that I know to comers wherever possible. My vice president of publicity for Warner Bros. d?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour DD MOVIE: ‘The Best Little Giri in the World' This film takes an in-depth look at ©) Love Connection charms of his boss* seductive spouse. family is comfortable as long as AIMIJ DNFXZ WHMI KCMIA Daniel Stern. Arielle Dombasle, Fisher "destroy the thyroid” is radioactive iodine. If you Records Inc. 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W C Y U R H A . tures down the Mississippi River. Kurt Ida. teen-age boy. eager to experience the thrill [HBO] Tanner '88: Reality Check (CC) vice (3 hrs.) of flying, learns to sail plane. (60 min.) Most anti-thyroid pills do not destroy the gland; Since the beginning of the year, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "This may sound trite, but now I just want to act Forrest Tucker, Larry Storch. 1978. The campaign continues with presidential GD Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey [ESPN] NFL Pre-season Football: Indi­ sets out to determine the connection be­ rather, they reduce the formation of thyroid there have been two marriages for fun and play a family man lor real." — Bruce Willis. [HBO] MOVIE: Fiddler on the Roof' A hopeful Jack Tanner (Michael Murphy). (In milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto anapolis Colts at Denver Broncos (3 hrs ) Stereo) tween a New York police commissioner hormone. Hence, the dose of medicine can be and four babies — each requiring (Live) and a London robbery ring. (60 min.) Part 1 U.S.-SOVIET TRADE Hawaii not a vacation C teas by NEA. Inc 283 his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds adjusted to your needs. During the early phase of gift money. Now, two more are sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway [TM C] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part V II: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ of 2 — A New Beginning' (CC) Jason's reign ® Dating Game treatment, your blood tests of thyroid may fluctuate having babies. HONOLULU (AP) — One day in Hawaii is play. Topol, Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda 1971 Rated G. (in Stereo) of terror continues as a new masked killer Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ [ESPN] SportsLook a bit; eventually you should stabilize on a I have been approached to not Thaao Penghlis’ idea of a vacation, but the brutally slays a group of unsuspecting dale fraternity convention. Robert Carra* What we sold them What they sold us [MAX] MOVIE: 'Superman IV: The teen-agers. John Shepard, Melanie Kinna- [T M C ] MOVIE: Friday the 13th, Part V maintenance dose. Continued "jumping around” is contribute $20 to a pool so we can actor is happy that television work is cutting Quest For Peace' (CC) Lex Luthor and the dine. Curtis Armstrong, Larry 6. Scott. man. Shaver Ross. 1985. Rated R. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) -- A New Beginning' (CC) Jason's reign not normal: it means that yourdoctor has yet to find buy something “ big” instead of a into his holiday. radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten of terror continues as a new masked killer the proper dose of anti-thyroid medicine that suits Percent of total: V Percent of total: lot of little things individually. Superman's mission to rid the world of nu­ [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents After brutally slays a group of unsuspecting Penghlis, who will play disguise and dialect a long hiatus, a pop singer (David Cassidy) you. If your physician is unable to help you achieve a U.S. exports to U.S.S.R. Soviet exports to the U.S.: Abby. I generally spend $5 to $10 clear weapons. Christopher Reeve, Gene 8:30PM CB Entertainment Tonight teen-agers. John Shepard. Melanie Kinna- expert Nicholas Black in the new “ Mission; I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Hackman, Jackie Cooper. 1987. Reted PG. Recording artist Kenny Loggins. (In Stereo) fakes his own death to generate publicity man, Shavar Ross. 1985. Rated R. satisfactory thyroid balance, I suggest that you for a baby shower gift, so I told ! • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (In Stereo) before he makes his comeback. 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(R) stands trial on charges of murdering two brothers in search of their sister come un­ told him that people who have skin cancers rarely situations that will continue in the Wednesday from the condominium where he Nightly Business Report CB Morton Downey Jr. adults whose names appeared on the At­ der the influence of a cattleman with a have internal cancers. Is this true? future. spent a day relaxing before heading to (3) (S) 1 beers (CC) The Cheers gang lanta police department's list of victims. mysterious background. Tim Matheson, dD Noticiero Unlvision Kurt Russell, Brian Keith. 1976. Please don’t use my name or Australia for rehearsals, publicity work and KROJE takes on a rival bar in a war of outrageous Jason Robards, James Earl Jones. 1985. dD Love Connection pranks. Boston Red Sox third baseman Part 2 of 2 (R) [CN N] Sports Latenight DEAR READER: I’m afraid that your reliable location. Sign me ... four months of filming. [CNN] Inside Politics '88 Wade Boggs guest stars. 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Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is Sunday near Chillicothe. [USA] Airwolf While trying to help an 1986. Rated R. (S) S U r Trek rape. Denise Coward, Frank Runyeon, Ja­ "What You Should Know About Skin Cancer. ’’ included.) Paycheck, 49, faces a prison sentence of i'/i agent recover from a week of tramatizing mie Tirelli. 1985. Rated R. NEA graphic captivity, the Airwolf team uncovers a plot [USA] Boxing (2 hrs.) OS Health and Tennis to 9>/4 years for his conviction on charges he 3:30AM [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing: to sell a missing attack helicopter. (60 9 :3 0 P M (g) (SD Night Court (CC) Mac (a> Wyatt Earp shot and wounded another bar patron, Larry min.) quits his job and buys extravagant gibs for Nicky Walker vs. Jorge Amparo A super (9) Newlywed Game middleweight bout scheduled for 10 Wise, on Dec. 19.1985, at a Hillsboro tavern. 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine Featured: the courtroom staff after he inherits $2 mil­ lion. (B) d i) PEUCULA: Le Mafia Amarille' El en- rounds, from Lake Tahoe, Nev. Walker is Ben Bradlee Jr., author of "Guts and Glory: 34-3-2. 21 KOs. Amparo is 13-9-1, 4 According to Wise, Paycheck apparently took The Rise and Fa>l of Oliver North"; the cur­ mascarado justiciero, Blue Demon, utilize [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Jaw s the Revenge* su fuerza fisica para defender una causa KOs. (2 hrs.) (R) Mom is wrong about cause of cramps offense when Wise offered him a meal of turtle Aztrograph ator of the animal sanctuary at Walt Disney While stsying in Bermuda. Ellen Brody be­ noble. B. Demon, T. Velazquez. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' soup and venison, to which Paycheck World. comes convinced that the shark that killed [CNN] Newsnlght While staying in Bermuda. Ellen Brody be­ dD Current Affair her son is stalking her family. Lorraine comes convinced that the shark that killed responded, ‘T m no country hick.” (jary. Lance Guest. Michael Caine. 1987. DEAR DR. REI- exercise. dD (S) Jeopardyl (CC). [E SP N ] Auto Racing: American Racing her son is stalking her family. Lorraine over the erection process. This means Paycheck, best known for the 1978 hit “ Take CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) B« alert Rated PG-13. Saries. from Long Pond. Pa. (60 min.) NISCH: I have had In some cases, painful periods are that they cannot "w ill” themselves to dD ® Barney Miller Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine. 1987. This Job and Shove It,” claimed self-defense for opportunities that could help shore (Taped) Rated PG-13. terrible menstrual caused by specific medical problems up your financial position. Two ot them dD INN News 10 :0 0 P M (X) Cegney 8i Lacey (CC) have an erection; and, conversely, In the shooting. He has been free on bond for [MAX] MOVIE: 'Stripes' (CC) Two re­ [USA] MOVIE: Apache Uprising' A cramps, bloating and such as endometriosis, pelvic infec­ that they cannot "w ill” themselves might come from an old Involvement. (S) Barney M iller Part 2 of 2. Christine and Mary Beth learn that the wit­ cruits spark an international incident when two years while he appealed. But the 4th Ohio ness they are assigned to escort has dan­ group of stagecoach passengers at a relay headaches for the past tions, fibroid tumors, ovarian cysts or not to have one if adequate sexual 'e. 1979. 1986. Rated PG-13. m w lewg ii e irtmSS contract in strong spasms. din hormones responsible for cramp­ are talking about getting married, but is a history of being able to communi­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Have more 1984 Qimee end the finish of the 1968 M N iiliM d ln ing). ’These non-prescription drugs reported Rollins was driving more than 100 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) This la a G$ MOVIE: 'The Qiri Who Saved the msrsthon. [USA] Edga of Night Another source of menstrual we both want to wait for marriage cate about sexuality and problems. good day to put emphasis on business patience and persistence today to wrap WoHd' A phofojournalist links her broth­ mph on Interstate 12, and police said they 10:30PM ds Odd Couple 12:35AM Q) Love 8oat cramps Is the passage of blood clots are available at most drug stores. before we have sex. This can be difficult to do. Brief or commercial matters. You'll be both up a nuisance chore that you have thus er’s murder to an international conspiracy M M NWe alt mM pi from the uterus through the cervix. Begin taking them about 24 hours found two bags of a substance that turned out far lelt hall-llnished. Gat II off of your and soon finds herself in mortal danger. ® INN Newa 1:00AM (X) Arahia 6unkar'a Plaoe Is it possible for a man to keep partner counseling (available for practical and Imaginative, and protlt- Susan Anton. Ray Walston. Marj Dusay. ZiI Ml |lppPIbS■■ alpiiK (The cervix is an extremely tiny before your period Is expected to himself from having an erection? He to be cocaine. abla results are likely. agenda now. (3) Hogan'a Haroae CD Joe FrankHn unmarried as well as married cou­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In a rather un­ 1979 opening between the uterus and the begin and continue for the first few Rollins, who lives in Baltimore, had leading SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Even dD Amerloe Topicot: Le Pane de Muerie: QS TwriNght Zona is 33 and in good health. ples) can help establish a pattern of usual way you might learn an ob|ect les­ ® MOVIE: Blown Sky High' While va­ Peliculs La Bamba. upper end of the vagina). When clots days of your flow. roles in the films "Ragtim e” and“ A Soldier’s (hough you may be a bit more talkative cationing in Greece, three college students (S) Matohmakar supportive,, loving exchanges when than usual today, companions will find son today from someone you don't par­ W ild America (CC) Waya a variety of Mrmt BlUNir. m day taaday pass through this tiny opening, it must For pain relief try back massage, a Story.” are pursued by the KGB and the CIA, Daniel (S) Jeffareona (CC). DEAR READER: In theory, men couples cannot initiate this for what you have to say is both helpful and ticularly admire. However, you won't Hirsch. Clayton Norcross. Frank Schultz fish adapt to their environment In North UntkmmtUfHfrliiat stretch, causing some women top heating pad, soaking in a warm tub or do not have direct conscious control themselves. Interesting. Express yoursalt. resent receiving it. 1965. American waters. [CNN] InaMe PoHtioa '88 (R) ** — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 2S, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 25, 19M - 17 M cCALL O P TH E W ILD by D um ai « C raw ford SN A FU by B ruco BaalH a ‘ K IT ‘N ’ CA R LY LE by L arry W rlghl

O IN K , O IN K ,*^ I t m i m k i t ^ »>OU PIG M UNK,' YOU' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 T h e n ’S A F0 m r p a \ a n T( c AND m PAVIN6? Notices PART TIME r n PART TIME PART TIM E HELP WANTED L S i HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers As a condition precedent to fne placement of any odver- P A R T Tim e Guidance Se­ NEEDED Dell Clerk THE Bolton Lunch Pro­ flilno In the Manchester He- cretary at RHAM High MOTO-Photo, the No­ BANK Tellers. United Must be 18. Mostly gram needs part time tions leading one hour Bonk has teller posi­ Quiz on page 2. rold, Advertiser hereby School, In Hebron. Im­ nights and Sunday call oorMs to protect. Indemnity help, 10:30am-1:30pm. photo finishing chain Is tions available In the 1. Fresh! mediate opening. Ap­ 646-4277 or apply in For Information, call seeking enthuslottc 2. Donald (Duck) ond hold hormleii the Mon- proximately 20 hours Northeast and East ehwter Herald, Its officers person: Highland Park evenings 646-0053. people for full and port Hartford offices. Pre­ 3. Tom (Sawyer) and employees against onv per week. For applica­ Market, 317 Highland time positions. We Street. TE A C H IN G Assistant. 1 vious teller or cashier 4. G iblets PEA N U TS by C harlaa M . Schuli and oil liability, loss or tion call Assistant Prin­ loving person to care offer training, compet­ experience helpful. expense. Including ottor- cipal, S. Culllnan at B A B Y S ITTE R needed In itive salary, employee 5. France (Seine) nevs' fees, arising from 220-9474.______for 3 and 4 year olds, Good customer rela­ 6. (a) Mayo — Galen (w) claims of unfair trade practi­ my home Wednesday 2:30-5:30pm, Monday- discounts and bonuses tions skills o must. SIR.? IT’S / UOHERE'5 o u r THIS IS 50METHIN6 U)E LEARNEP WHAT ARE WE T PO NT TALK ces, Infringement of trade­ D E N TA L Assistant. Part nights, 6:30-10:30pm. to F ro d a y . S a la ry Is for Individuals with In­ Apply of: United Bonk, (b) Peale — St. Paul (x) time, Tues., Wed., 6ETTIN6 / 6UIPE?U)HAT IN LAW SCHOOL..IF YOU GONNA PO IF MARCIE..JUSTJ marks, trade names or pat­ watch 3 boys. Coll 649- based on experience. itiative. Apply In per­ Rte 30, Vernon or Uni­ (c) Taft — Michelangelo (z) ents, violation of rights of Thur. 1-6 pm. High 0119 Coll 646-7160. son, 9om-7pm. 396 West ted Bonk, 580 Burnside TOO PARK V ARE THOSE SPARKS ?v WE RUN OUT OF V CHEW... (d) Patton — Hannibal (y) CHEWWINTER6REENCANPY IN privacy and Infringement of hourly rote. Prefer ex­ BABYSITTER- 25 to 30 Middle Turnpike, Avenue, Eost Hartford. (e) Wright — Daedalus (v) TO SEE. THE PARK, IT MAKES SPARKS! WINTER6REEN? copyright and proprietory perience but willing to hours per week, to Manchester. ii-T rights, unfair competition train. Pleasant Glas­ WAITERS-Woltresses. watch two small child­ and libel and slander, which tonbury location. 649- I HELP WANTED Ponderoso Is now ac­ 'T m se ttin g th is off to p ro test all th e may result from the publlco- 3443. ______ren In my home. Baby HOUSE cepting applications due In January. House­ se n seless v io len ce in th e w o rld ..." tlon of any advertlsment In ALL new tree kit pro­ for oil shifts. Great I 1908 by NEA. Inc the Manchester Herald by M O TH E R 'S Helper. De- keeping duties. Flexi­ PERSONS gram. Represent earnings potential. ED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED advertiser. Including adver­ pendable person ble hours. References needed for the Quality Mother’s hours also ED tisements In any free distri­ needed to assist M errI-M ac’s 100% gua­ Q required. $8/hour. 659- Inn Conference Cen­ available. Please DRIVER Helper. Full or Z I P P V b y 9111 G r l l l l t h bution publications pub­ mother In the care of 3035. ranteed line of gifts, apply In person to: 119 TOWN of Coventry, Cleri­ ------^------lished bv the Manchester Infant child. Part tlme- home decor, toys and ter. Duties include: port time. Should be cal positions available Herald. Penny Sletferf, Christmas Items. Great Spencer Street, Man­ familiar withthlsarea. full and part time. Full ■yoi/ WAwT£0 To ywow SeotZGlAt^ mornlngs. Own trans­ RN- Part time medical meeting set-up, light chester. s e e T H A T 6ee onlV T im e To Get Down m V PooiTiCT AEE Publisher. portation. Call 646-4683 cost containment com­ year round demonstra­ Good pay. Apply In time senior clerk typist th T o 8 U T W « T , z i p ' i S£ cleaning and room vwepe ' ppe^iocMT VET POST- CeAN-TO A HEARTeeAT STR icTty PAOlW W W N.« or 646-0428. pany seeking detailed tor and hostess pro­ COOKS & Buffet Attend­ person. Flower Fa­ (secretary) for the U\t€0. ZIP wett,TH6Et CbBIwTM lAM .' (A V O M FOUND. August 18, at provider bills. Send re­ mediate opening’. A BUSINESS TAKING sEv/ePAL ooLF co\X2.‘aBe e V T R A ^ ^ F f Z o A ^ A BAPPet- sume to: Intracorp, 992-1072.______non. 646-5700. available. Please Heavy lifting. Most be ings tor part time clerk Powder Mill plaza, TELLER aoe/AA apply In person: 119 TPIP TO^AOA A L O N O t h e W A V OF peAoep S T fteC T io*'/ 2928 Main Street, Glas- CHILD Care position for responsible and depen­ typists. 15 hours CAeefvuy con- East Hartford. Black Spencer Street, weekly. S5.94-S7.35. No a N p l o o t & O I .F ^ Connecticut tonbury, Ct. 06033. qualified nannies. S6-S7 dable. Call 643-2171. •iioeR E o voT iFv and grey terrier with SITTER Needed tor 10 Monchester.______benefits. Applications L o N p o N, CUU0 S ? white flea collar. 645- DAYS and evening Wai­ per hour. Long term COLLECTIONS Person (full/port time, live In and 7 year old. Wa­ DRIVER needed needed on a part time and lob descflptlons m e l ^ a <7 ) y o / i 1978.______Bank & Trust tresses and kitchen o or out). Nannies Un­ shington School area. Manchester- basis. Experienced for all positions availa­ . T l , LOST. Spooky. Large help. Pleasant working After school. Coll 649- Wllllmantlc-Enfleld ble at the Office of the 14 North Main conditions, nice clien­ limited 232-7084. only apply. Flexible n black female cat, dou­ 5072.______area, 'h day on Satur­ Town Manager, 1712 ble pawed, very shy. tele, flexible hours. Ex­ CONSTRUCTION La­ hours. Computer expe­ Main Street, Coventry, Street LABORER. Heavy con­ days. Contact Tom or rience helpful. For ap­ Last seen In the Kee­ cellent part time for borer. No experience Tony. Auto Point Dis­ Ct. 06238 prior to Sep­ mothers and college necessary. $5. per hour struction. Apply In per­ pointment call Beverly J T I P . , ney, Bush Hill, Red­ Manchester, CT trib u to rs , 649-5211, tember 2, 1988. EO E p A P i D students. Call for after­ to start. Coll John 875- son: The Andrew at 649-7059. Garston t l T V _ , Iswetpsf wood area. Please help Apply in person Ansoldl Building Com­ 8om-5pm or Saturday Sign Supplies, 110 Bat- M/F. 825 » NJ us find her.CoM 643-7699 noon appointment. 9371.______9om-1pm. Shirley's Restaurant. pany, 186 Bidwell s o n Drive, or 646-3171. PART Time Nurse Street, Monchester. Monchester.______CA PTA IN EA SY by C rooks A C atale PART time car washer 644-4688.______needed for busy OB- DRIVER TH E PH A N TO M by Lee Falk A 8y B a r r y and handyman. Must P A R T Tim e Custodian. G YN doctor’s office In THE Gallery Restaurant HOUSE D E N T A L Business Secre­ TIED $C O R E. T H E T W O o u t ; > / G ET A HIT. have excellent driving Evenings S-8:30pm, Manchester. Needed of Glastonbury Is now tary Assistant. Will Coventry area B O T T O M O F TW O STRIKE > t VOU PIK ERl I FINANCIAL hiring full and port KEEPERS train. Part or full time. p - 7 P I T C H - record. Hours, 1-5pm, hours flexible, 5 days a Immediately, please IT '5 GReAT THE Apply: Tom Kelley646- week. Apply: Facilities coll 646-1157.______time positions for the Part time weekends 649-9287. Manchester JAW0 H0LP 4 7 ^ ABANDON the search. foil. Openings Include 6464. Carter Chevrolet Services, South Wind­ FULL Time. Janitorial at the Quality Inn 51 WANTED. Service per­ Herald route. OPEN BY Thank you for making sor Board of Educa­ bartenders, borbocks, us number 1 for 41 1229 M a in S tre e t, position Is now availa­ son for recreational THeeTAFP,. I k Monchester.______tion. 1737 Main Street, waiters, waitresses, HBrttord Tpke, Ver­ vehicles. Apply: Blon- Short Hours — years. For fast, confi­ ble working for a auol- banquet waiters and SCHOOL aides. Imme­ South Windsor. 528- Ity food service com­ non. Full time Wed- steln Comping Center, Great Pay! dential service and 9711 Ext. 40, EO E. waitresses, cooks, pan­ Route 83, Rockville. easy terms, coll us for diate openings for In­ pany. Responsibilities try and dishwashers. nesday-Sunday, at school suspension and PA R T Tim e custodial os- Include: cleaning PICTURE Framing expe­ Coll 647-9946 r A all your financial Apply In person: 141 the Comfort Inn, 425 needs. Conn & Conn health room aides at slstont for female facil­ floors, emptying trash, New London Turnpike. rience necessary. Im­ Ask for RHAM High School In ities, 9:30-1pm, 5 days a washing pons. We need Hartford Tpke, Ver­ mediate opening. Call Hebron. Call S. Culll­ week. Apply: Facilities good reliable people to MATURE Responsible non. Ted, 644-8750.______Gerlinde nan at 228-9474 for Services, South Wind­ loin our Stott. Super assistant mondger needed. Starting at O F F IC E help needed. Employment application. sor Board of Educa­ benefits. We will train. School hours, school Glastonbury 633-7656 $6.00 on hour. Will N E E D S. Work In spare P A R T Tim e office person tion, 1737 Main Street, year position. Phone time-research. No South Windsor. 528- ask for Dove. train. Little Coesers T IR E Changers needed. ARLO AND JA N I 8 by Jim m y Johnson needed afternoons, all Pizza. 646-4300 or 456- and general office soles. No commit­ 9711, Ext. 40, EO E. Full time and port time tasks. Excellent benef­ I PART TIME day Friday and Satur- 1975.______position available. No tment. For Into write HELP WANTED 'dav AM . Good tele­ PART Time Cleaning. 3 its. Call 649-5336. and provide telephone BLO N D IE by D ean V oung A Stan D rake \t)0K HE.AD GROWS BALD POP- COLTURe PIDW'T KfiM I LAUNDRY WASH A U TO B O D Y Person. Ex­ experience necessary. phone skills a must. nights, 10-12 hours per Town Fair Tire, 646- number to: P.O. Box SOT MOT YOUR CHIN" WITH MAX HEAOROOM, week, Manchester MAN perienced only. Gua­ 1124, South Windsor, Ct THIS BOOK COVERS 'FIRST RING TH E BELL*' WAITRESSES needed. Benefits available. ranteed overtime. All 8140.______UUNDRY EVEHV ASPECT O F AND BE READY WITH WRMA e)H^V/e'' Yt)U KNOW't High school kids for Apply by sending re­ area. Experienced, M eadow s M anor Is Part time weekdays 20- 06074. A SALE A BIG SMILE ' meticulous person benefits. Coll Wood­ DRIVER-Helper. Full or weekends 6:30-2pm. sume to: Animal Medi­ seeking a laundry land Autobody. 528- 25 hours, please apply ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ cal Clinic, 200 Sheldon only. Excellent wage. part time. Should be 649-4011 or 721-7329, ask w ash m an for a 32 4141.______familiar with this area. at: The Quality Inn, 51 town Hartford Insu­ for Bernadette. Rood, Manchester. 742-5633. hour, seco n d shift an d Good pay. Apply In Hartford Tpke. Ver­ rance company seeks C LE R IC A L Reepetionist. self-starter with good w eekend position. T he Contractors office person: Flower Fa­ non. A Newspaper la Education Program starting rate Is * 7.86 looking tor individual shion, 85 East Center Laundry and Rooms typing and moth skills for diversified posi­ Sponsored by per hour, w ith an ex- with strong office and Street, Monchester. full time person for \ t i - T h e Q u i z Monday, Tuesday, Fri­ tion. Willing to learn o The Manchester Herald cellent benefit orgonlzotlonal skills. P A R T Tim e dental assist­ must. Growth poten­ Previous construction ant, Tuesday, Wednes­ day Saturday and Sun­ package. Interested experience helpful. day. Please apply at: tial. Full benefits. Coll applicants please day, Thursday, 1-6pm. for Interview. 249-9391. (10 pohm tor each question ansvKcrcd concettr) Flexible hours. Coll High hourly rote. The Comfort Inn, 425 W oridscope ap p ly in p erso n o r call. JOHNSON 646-5422.______Prefer experience but Hartford Tpke. Ver­ N C huck B lanchard at: F U L L or port time help willing to train. Plea­ non. 1 8^5 ALLEY O O P by D ave O raue MEADOWS MANOR wanted. Apply: Whi­ sant Glastonbury loco- EOC/AA So// Y o u r C a r WHAT A GUY by Bill Hoeit thorn Nursery, Route 6, tion. 649-3443.______so THE STAFF YOU ...I'P SAY THEY'RE THEY WERE DEVELOPED BY THE 333 Bidwell Str«et Bolton. 643-7802.. POULTRY Personnel- TO W N of Coventry, gate MOLD COULD BRING SIMILAR IN HUBOTS TO KEEP US IN LINE! BUT Manclnster, CT needs men and women. attendant for sanitary ONE OF THESE APPEARANCE TO ENOUGH TALK.! LET'S GET landfill. Checks per­ ''CATCHERS" TO U5? YDUR DINOSAURS, TO THE BUSINESS OF / Wilt train. Full time. ns *'DO you NOTICE 647-9191 mits, assists public, 4 Lines — 10 Days ONLY MECHANICAL. CATCHING d i n o s a u r s ! Eoe SAVINGS Paid medical, life and T H A T W HEN AND SMALLER! I ...... retirement plan. Coll promotes recycling. SO e charge each addi­ BANK OF Forty hour week. Sa­ You REACH FULL Time or port time Arbor Acres Farm. 633- tio n al line, p er d ay . Y ou MANCHESTER 4681, ext. 250. EOE. lary Range S6.75-S9.21 can cancel at an y tim e. A CERTAIN A0E mechanic. Must have per hour. ($14,094- tools. Work on cars and Full time safe SECRETARY. Machine SORRY, MOO’ R E N O T shop has a full time $19,230) plus generous NO REFUNDS OR trucks. AM benefits. deposit benefit package. Appli­ A NOVELTY TO 649-2871.______position for a mature ADJUSTMENTS attendant. Good person to perform se­ cation and lob descrip­ YOUR PARENTS GAS Station attendant. tion available at the CALL HERALD BLEEP.' Full or part time. Flexi­ benefits. Apply: cretarial, receptionist ANYMORE?” and light bookkeeping office of the Town BLEEP.' ble hours. M&M Ser- Manager, 1712 Main vlce Stotlon 649-2871. functions. Paragon CLASSIFIED 923 Main Street Tool Co., Inc., 121 Street, Coventry, Ct. 06238 prior to Sep­ C<*88 FFA'u'at Synd»SaBOMH31VW T h e A rb o rs w ill b e a B E T T E R p lace lo w orki C all P hyllla Manchester, CT any reason for the player dropping the No blame to North-South for bid­ S aaaev llle, 847-9343 o r d ro p In to th e C arriag e H ouse, ding to a quite reasonable contract. >-S

SALES. Per house, vinyl ON Smoking gentleman Ford unveils 1989 car line, siding. Please tele- A S p e c i o l i VER N ON . New listing. FOREST Ridge Town-' T A G Sole. Saturday, Au- ASSEMBLERS {preferred. Available j U a LC, 21 footer, Mer 1983 MAZDA GLC. 4 Phone 1-NO-537-2A51. Immaculate 6 room house. 3'/z baths,3 bed­ August 29fh. Kitchen WPfti- 50 South full time, part time, rooms, 1900 square feet 2M HP, wl?S speed, good condition, Ranch, 1st floor fomlly ! privileges, washer/d- troller and many oc- Alton Street, Manches- small electrical parts, s e c r e t a r y . Busy 100 room plus a finished of living space, fire­ _ter.(ott Middle Tpke.i. low mileage. Best person civil engineer­ ryer, parking. Call 643- offer. Coll 646-4515 of­ predicts rosy sales picture place, olr conditioning, » ” '«»• Call will train. •5°«-6>* with recreation room. 3 bed­ I 5600.______fer 4pm. ing firm seeks expe­ rooms, llvine room and deck with view. Par­ defined pay In­ rienced secretary for ioOM for rent. Conve- By Stefan Fatsis creases. Benefits, 4 kitchen, spacious sun tially.finished wolk-out Automotive nesses moved to cut costs, pushed a projected 10.25 million car expanding admlnlstra- deck, appliances, fire­ basement. Pool, tennis T nient location, working The Associated Press day week. Apply: tlye staff. Qualifica­ court. Priced to sell ot male preferred. $65. back automaker’s plans for new sales. That would be an Increase lobs, Trucktog place, near elementary per week plus $65. te- CLYDE tions are as follows; school. A good starter $159,000. Coll owner at CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Ford model development. of 0.3 percentage points over this ABLE COIL « m inim um 2-3 years Buckst. iruok A oMpphr. atump t h o r ib rApoirs. You 647-0748. curltv. 649-9472, iCARD ROUTE S3, VERNON Ford plans to manufacture year and give the division its best nomt lt« wt do lt.;l CENTRALLY Located, c h ild re n . C ag e, a trucks. jected 3 million total sales. Jewish religious It you work well In a SarAonfcl Loepl gitvoi, #■ 85 Century 3 Or. *8995 year, which officially begins Oct. busy environment, can procBBBBd grEval, 8«id, area. $151,900. D.W. near downtown. Noklt- months food and shav­ B U ICK Regal 1977. G o ^ The nation’s second-largest au­ Wagner said Ford should outpace school. Grades 1,2,4,5 Y O U 'L L be tickled pink chen. Coll 646-1442. condition. $600 or best as Celebrity 4 Or. *8995 1. and 7. Salary commen­ handle changing prior­ PLUMI UNB :tv Stone B PHI. P ari w M hai iiw B 'tu N Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 ings provided. Coll tomaker said it will increase rival Chrysler Motors Corp. for ities and meet the when you see the new 3ENTLEMEN, large fur- Soroh, 649-5969. ♦•■•phone 8S Celebrity Euro 4 Or. *7995 “We planned for it,” Ford surate with education willliiti liliBi if or Oetiveries price of thlscharmlng 7 M A N C H ES TE R . Beech-” 6 4 9 -0 8 0 2 .______capacity at some plants to meet the second straight year in car and experience. Coll above qualifications, wood. Spacious 2 bed- nlshed room, separate SIAM ESE Kittens. CFA $6 Oldt Oelta Royal* *10,200 Division General Manager Tho­ CNUNCliai lab I Tiii RbL PJ'I PIUNlUl room Colonial. Re­ higher demand for 1989, which and truck sales. 644-8446.______please send resume to Osorgg OriffiHf room end unit entrance. $75 weekly. Champion parents. TOYOTA Tercel 1980. 87 Spectrum 4 Or. *7995 mas J. Wagner said. “We knew Patty Gerhard, Fuss Buayiiiipii _ MrCan^------duced to $199,900 this After 6. 647-1491. Runs, needs work. Best analysts said may cut into Ford’s S/T Assistant Instructor- i«LNlR»L8NB8CAPi tine home offers 3 bed­ Townhouse Condo. 116 Very affectionate. S7 SunMrd 2 Or. *8995 the car was going to be later than Overall, the industry is fore­ and O'Neill, 146 Hart­ N yew* Mk aljdSNMkm M l fMwn- Boilers, pumps, hot rater 742-788$ 'L btPhts 8 New ieiaF was baths, eot-ln kitchen, AANCHESTER. Fur- Shots. S150-S300. 647- offer. Please telephone industry-record earnings so far Janltorlal Supervisor. kis y6w MSs, oM us ruSy Msme. ... ' ' ■ - .... . rooms, 1'/j boths, on 87 Skylark 4 Or. *9990 typical. We have a lot of Thunder­ casting a drop from 10.4 million ford Rood, Manches­ tanks, now and kthwtsixhymaisatsiaiauiri and flreploced living nlshed room, kitchen 1184______643-5W5 otter 6pm. this year. Caring and conclen- ter, CT. 06040. EOE replaoofflants. »wej>M>osSiMlsl u. enorm ous 1st floor S7 Canlury LTO 4 Or. *10,895 birds left.” sales this year. tlous person needed to V PBRSONAL sWr V^ ' APWaiikigiihhssr'^- fomlly room, 2 flreplo- room with sliders to and parking privileges. '^HEE cats and kittens. DODGE Lancer 1906. 4 At a news conference. Ford M/F. PKee$TiMATis potlo. 1500 square feet. Security and referen­ door, power steering 67 Cavallar 4 Or. *M9S Lincoln-Mercury is targeting Ford is the nation’s second- work with develop- M M IM IIIlKi M l 042^1711^ ^ • Ckseksesk cenhei ces, o 1 cor garage, Call between 4 and executives said the company is total sales of 717,000 cars next mentally disabled 643-9649/220-0616 • Incems Tex FraeoroHsh aluminum siding and o $124,900. D .W . Fish ces, STO weekly. 649- and brakes, olr. Excel­ targeting sales of about 130,000 leading automaker behind Gen­ R-aegsaeoagge^g^, Reolty, 643-1591.0 9227 or 649-4248. lent condition. 25,000 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 year, a 7 percent market share of eral Motors Corp. adults. Vehicle re- sas NOME s Lite A MseWi leswOnee AOviee great yard neighbor­ each for the new Mercury Cougar Qulred to transport Great Job • SeSoM Ceesehstlen ...... hood for children! MANCHESTER. Green- I f URNISHED room lnprl- MI8CELLANEDU8 miles. $7,000. Coll 875- .NEW ENGUND • Hm iw m a Busts FtesMiie' 1966 offer 6pm.______and Ford Thunderbird, which crew In p.m. only. Opportunitlea at IMPROVEMENTS Bowers School. Jack- view HIM. Beautiful 2' vate home to mature FDR DALE underwent broad design changes Travel reimburse­ SREPiUBS « nUMMfMftiniTIlfO CoMDanMos.or.64^ ■nSRSB son ft Jackson Real bedrooms Condo in working lady. Kitchen 1987 YUGO. Like new, CENTER ment. $7.65 per hour Syndet Products Estote, 647-8400.D convenient location. privileges, parking. J om/fm cassette, 4 in a five-year development effort. | m | . “No Job Too Smoir c o n c r et e'.#!?. E IG H T month old water- MOTORS Plus benefits. Call Re^storsd and Fully Insuted Y O U 'L L be tickled pink Central olr, private pa­ Call 643-7976. ______speed, 10,600 miles. 461 Main St., Manchester The sales targets for the two NEED SOME EXTRA Inc. bed, $325. Courthouse $2400. 646-4762.______Kathy lannucci be­ FRBES8TIMATES Flee eeUmetet. Call when you see the new t i o overlooking, cars mark a 30 percent increase tween 10-4 at 871-6724. Syndet products Inc. Is wooded area. E n lo y One Gold membership, Low Cost Financing a nationally recog­ 528-3003 price of this chormlng 7 I APARTMENTS 12'/i months left for 1978 CAM ARO. 4 speed, over this year. The company said Qay 6 Bon ItaBOfHy room Colonial. Re­ this cool energy etfl-r FDR RENT no rust, dork blue, new llM Ply. IMIaal...... <4495 both cars would be priced under SPENDING MONEY!! nized manufacturer of tin, MMie p.. nevs SSawM tw X d e n t unit. $139,900.- I S450. Compared to reg­ Waioa. AT, AC. PS. Starao ResidenUEl ft ComnNseial duced to $199,900 this ular price of $700 plus. 350 with headers, side $20, 000. detergent products FRimMID RDM KUN6 OESTOETO* ' r. D.W. Fish Realty, 643^ pipes, lots of chrome. SALES and equipment supp­ ttoom sddWons, daeks, raoRng, MI8CELUNE0U8 fine home offers 3 bed­ {MANCHESTER. Mature Eric 649-3426.0______im Pont. MM...... <5495 "We’re convinced at Ford that |UYErS6UIDE8ri ^ Ceramic tlltg ^Marble 1591.0______New front end. must 4 Dr., AT. PS. AC, TIH.ee Earn money and prizes by lying the car wash In sMtng, windewt end guHert. BT rooms, 1'/2 baths, on adult tor nice and cozy the economy is going to remain as *300-600 per “ !RVKE8 Sayg Time and ^ ftQtanltei enorm ous 1st floor POPULAR Northfleld OUTDOOR Sunbeam gas see. $4500. or best offer. Itas Chav Cavalier C8...... <3795 dustry. EoeMoe and bukdonr oorvloo 4 room apartment. grill. 2 years old. Paid good as it is today,” said Ross H week avaMWe. Can Bob Pamnd, jr. CALL NOW e 4 5 - 0 8 8 r family room, 2 firepla­ Green. 3 bedrooms, 2Vi Fully carpeted. New Coll 289-2104 If not 4 Dr., AT, n , AC. AM/FM SUrao delivering the Manchester Herald We currently have •.r^e27-BS7S ces, o 1 cor garage, baths, oil amenities $450. Asking $200. Extra home, leove messsooe. Itaa Ren. Alliance...... <2295 Roberts, general manager of Expanding portrait Tap Soil SersEEMi Uani kitchen appliances and tonks. 647-1149. openings In several de- B m - 6 4 7 -8 9 0 9 aluminum siding and o plus o private back­ FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. 4D r..4 8pd. Lomllei Ford’s Lincoln-Mercury Div­ In your neighborhood. partments. The Any amount dsHwred Aha IE, near busline! $575 per IM4 Oiev Cheveite ...... *2695 photography company lii. 948-6949 great yard neighbor­ yard. VA, FHA ap­ month Includes heat M ACH IN IST steel tool Automatic, V-8, ision. "We see nothing on the company offers excel­ growl, skxia and bsrti, muleh. STONE EXPERTS hood tor children! proved. $136,900. Cen­ box,7 drawer. $50. Dial ia r..4 8pd..t4Knil.‘Ske eew’ has Immediate open­ All typgg of stong wotk, and hot water. Coll loaded. Excellent con­ horizon, none of those black Call today to get more details. lent working condi­ IPMNTINO/ BebasL backhoe A tMdsr isnw. Bowers School. Jack- tury 21 Epstein Reolty, Indicator $30. Coll 875- dition. $ 2 ^ or best 11*4 Font Etcon D L ...... *2795 ings in their sales de­ walls, vtntgr, dry gione ADDITIONS « FLOORS 649-4000 or 649-8989. Waion. 4 Dr.. I Spd.. Deluie let. clouds you frequently hearabout, tions and benefits in­ r . . 9ComipswUsl A wiydsnBsi son ft Jackson Real 647-8895.0______9405 otter 6pm.______offer. Work 647-1411, IPAPMIN6 DAVIS C0>t$TiniCTI0N wall. 9-8 Call Ryan » ' ROCKVILLE. Large rem- litZ Buick R iv iera...... <6495 that says business is going to be partment. Dependable cluding medlcal/den- Estate, 647-8400.D L Y D A L L Woods. 2 bed­ PORTABLE Kenmore home 643-2400.______647-9946 872-1400/659-9555 Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 9-8 ■ ePMsEstlnMlaS odeled 1 bedroom lo­ Loaded, Low Mllee bad.” transportation a must. tal Insurance, penslon- NAME your own price. rooms, 1'6 baths, 1st wosher/dryer. Excel­ 1984 Corolla, 4 door se- /proflt sharing, etc. John Hinmm CowniB BRAND New listing! cated on Elm Street. 11*1 Ply. H oriun...... <1995 The new Cougar is two inches No experience neces­ Fattier ft Son Potntlno floor laundry room, Heat and hot water lent condition, 1 year dan, teal. Air, AM-FM 4 Dr.. AT. Very Clean Newspaper routes available in your area... 871-6096^ Compiny • 67$837f Cozy and comfortable 6 old, con be stacked. shorter than current models, the sary. Complete train­ Openings are as and Poperlr^. Retno- wolk out boseent to o Included. Appliances, Stereo plus extras. Su­ IMl Toyota S u p ra...... <4495 room Cope Cod on $300. both. Coll 646-2990 follows: vol. 291-K67. > HANDYMMIaiid McKee Street. 3 bed­ beautiful and private p a rk in g . $495. per per reliable. $3800. Call Loaded, Eve. Cond. wheelbase is nine inches longer ing provided. For an backyard, VA, FHA otter 6pm.______649-0323.______Expsriancsd auto truck ...ExIvW'PiMkid'tf’ - V M U U N Q rooms, I'/z baths, fire­ month, security. 872- IN I Dodfe Om ni...... <1995 and the car sits lower to the Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Highland St. appointment call; As­ TALmSOHRV ...... -1- place, aluminum sid­ possibility. $158,900. 8095. Garnet Company. S T U D E N T Colonial desk, 1977 DODGE Aspen. < Dr.. Auto, Lo U> Mltov ground. Roberts said the 113-incIt LHley St...... all (Dugan's Alley...... 8-37 machsnic Any job — Anytime Brick, Mock, atone. m j r m aon MlMMiy Century 21 Epstein sociated Family Por­ ing, 1 cor garage. Nice M A N C H ES TER . 2 bed- bookcase front, lift top, 49,000 miles plus 1974 IN I PoBUac T IN *...... <1795 wheelbase adds 10 cubic feet^G Main St...... 399-494 Sycamore Lane...... ell Needed to service and sAMo stoekads Instailsd Chimneys and rapalre. Brick Block Btongv Realty, 647-8895.0 excellent condition. < Dr. 4 Spd.. Lo ml.. 1 Owner trait Photographers, repair our trucks and Cafl C a ry condition Inbside and room duplex, quiet Toyoto Cellca. Both for the passenger compartment. It Summit St...... 1-70 •Folly Insursd - he# ssnmWss No ) too Bmail. out. $142,900. Jackson & M A N C H ES TE R . Wethe- $30. Lone coffee table $695. 649-5445.______IN* Chevy C anuro...... *2495 Monday-Friday, 10-4 automobiles sleet, in­ neighborhood. $650. Spl. Cpe.. AT. PS. AC. Spl. WhMli has just six carryover parts from Lakewood Circle...... alt •Bsnlor oHizsn (HSoount 875-3483 esriMATes FlreplaCBB & Concrete Jackson Real Estate, rell Village. Ansoldl- and end table. Coll FORD LTD , 1970. 4 door, Wadsworth St...... all cluding ford diesel plus utilities. 2 months i»T* Cbev. Cuii. V an ...... *4495 p.m., 879-1426. Mlk« 943-0743 647-8400.O ______bullt tree standing 646-2990 otter 6pm. fully eaulped. $450.643- this year, including the name and Huntington ...... bij Bunce...... ell trucks. Solid experi­ 0.11045-8063 - 2 8 2 - 7 3 4 1 security. No pets. 643- Factory Coev, AC. AT, CC * Mora crest.. Nike Circle...... all ■...... • I IMI. I ill '• 'rtk, YOU R Home and extra Condo. 1 bedroom unit 7779.______POOL Table. 7 foot, 1 8622.______ence a must. Excellent 8 with living room, din­ ItT* Font LTD Brsh...... *1195 Hlllcrest...... all Income. Solid, Cleon____ ANDOVER. In low oport- piece, V* Inche slate. 1978 B O N E V IL L E Station < Dr. VI. AT. AC. PS, V. Od. CM. The 1989 model Thunderbird, F U L L and part time help starting pay. ing area and fully op- -• Very good condition. HIghwood Dr...... -..r....all wanted In local liquor Duplex on nicely lands ment, 2 bedroom. $550. Wagon. Well main­ IN7 Font Galliie N* ...... SAVE which led Ford’s move to aewdyi' Chamical Oparators pllonced kitchen plus S250. 659-1906 store. Coll Bernie or coped corner lot. 2 and utilities, otter 6pm. tained, 4 new tires, oil CoovorUMe - MuM 8m namic styling five years ago, has Qolway St...... all Entry level detergent ( HOMES bedrooms and 3rd floor full basement and un­ electric windows and East Center St...... 406-406 Art between 9-4 I I ^ H D M E S 742-7165.______M*m Cars Gearutecd - a nine-inch longer wheelbase Kerry St...... {all mixing/batching, we HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE loft and storage areas. finished 2nd floor locks, stereo, cruise It Maalk* or It,*** mile* Monday-Friday. 649- FDR SALE which could be oddi- - than this year’s model, low 0446. ______will train. Attendance Large newly carpeted control etc. $1200. Call M IKE FLYN N North St...... all Judith Dr...... all Incentives. and oppllonced, coun­ tlonol 2 bedrooms and ICDNDDMINIUMS 646-2990 otter 6pm. profile headlamps, and larger North School St...... i -84 Farm Dr...... all DOCTOR'S Assistant for Apply In person or call IF you enloy working SOUTHERN New Eng­ o both. $140,000. D.W. 3 with children and hove MANCHESTER. Nicely try kitchen. Separate __ I FDR RENT NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ wheels and brakes. Norwood Dr...... all Orthopaedic office. for appointment: land classifleld ads decorated 3 bedroom, Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 I C O M E T, 1976. Runs, $150. 649-4304 love and patience to RN’S/LPN’S systems, 100 amp cir­ eral Statute 23-65 prohibits good for parts. 649-7351 OpooM-FM/Sat. *.< Some of the new Cougars' and Prospect Dr...... 84-114 Full or port time. 646- Syndet Products Inc. reach nearly 800,000 }'/i both Cope on quiet N EW 7 room Soltboxes. J FREE. 1 months rent. the posting of odvertlse- 4576. shore, this lob Is tor 3 PM - 7 AM cuit breakers. 2 cor Thunderbirds' will be equipped homes In Connecticut street. This well cored garage. Owner anx­ Mallard View. Distinc­ Beacon Hill, Manches­ iTients by onv person, firm or Alpine St...... all - .A t 8 you. Port time or full n PM - 7 AM and Rhode Island. The corporation on o telegraph, with a standard 3.8-Iiter V-6 Bolton, CT. time. Coll tor appoint­ tor home features on ious! Asking $177,500. tive attached Town- ter. Spacious top floor, M O R I A R T Y engine. American Legion Dr...... ell Bayler 7 AM - 7 PM price for o bosic 25 open, bright and airy renovated Condo, 2 telephone, electric light or LIPMAN #1 COURT OF PROBATE ment, Children's Dis­ Strono Real Estate, houses. Fireplaces, ap­ Armory St...... ell Squire Village...... all DISTRICT OF 203-646-0172 7 PM - 7 AM word od Is only $55 and kitchen, o beautiful pri­ power pole or to a tree, "Ford is again going to have the covery Center. 633- 647-7653.D______pliances, carpeting, bedroom, pool, olr con­ shrub, rock, or any other VOLKSWAGEN B R O T H E R S Haynes St...... ell MANCHISTRR tocM/r Fall BBd Part Time will appear In 43 news­ vate yard with brick ditioning, oil applian­ hottest cars,” said auto analyst NOTICE OF HEARING 1508. MANCHESTER. Well Andersen Thermopone natural oblect without a writ­ Main St...... 285-378 Lydall St...... 1-73 We're the areas newest papers. For more In­ patio. Century 21 Ep- windows, separate full ces. $800 per month PRE-OWNED Ronald Glantz of Montgomery ESTATE OF CASSIE LAW N Maintenance and kept Colonial In pictu­ ten permit for the purpose of Russell St...... all Parker St...... 358-540 PRUETT, A MINOR rehab, center special­ formation coll Classi­ steln Reolty, 647-8895.n basements and garage. includes heat and hot protecting It or the public end 1988 VW JE TT A - *10,895 Securities Inc. in San Francisco. n o t i c e TD CEEDITDRS Londscope company fied, 643-2711 and ask resque neighborhood. carries o tine of up to S50 for Woodbridge St...... 287-367 Pursuant to on order of Hon. ESTATE DF MERCYLL Z. izing In geriatrics and PR ICE Reduced $130's on Family room could Complete from water. 282-7584. S QL'S TO CHOOSS PROM USED But he said Ford’s plans to seeks 18 years or older Post-acute care. for defolls.g______$149,900. Blanchard & each offense.______AT. AC. STinSO. CHOICI OP COLORS Woodbridge St...... 408-489 Wllllom E. FitzGerald, FAIRCLDUOH with driver's license. this beautifully main­ double tor 4th bed­ boost production with more as­ Judge, doted August 22,19SS We otter the areas hi­ TE R R IF IC Ranch In quiet tained 3 bedroom Cope Rossetto Realtors,"* HDME8 T A G Sole, 8-27 and 8-28. Porter St...... 458-650 o hearing will be held on on The Hon. Norman J. Prauss, Coll otter 6pm 742-5224. room. Formal dining 87 VW GOLF CARS sembly plant and transmission South Main Condo'a...... 441 Judge of the Court of Pro­ ghest staff to patient neighborhood. Priced on Edmund Street We're Selling Houses" J Furniture, lamps, d Or...... *9495 Wyllys St...... 1-90 application praying for room. Enormous back­ FDR RENT oriental rugs, miscel­ plant space will carve into authority to compromise and bate, District of Andover, at C A R P E N TE R S needed- ratio to sell. 5Vi rooms,2full Newer kitchen, ploy yard. Easy access to 646-2482.0 ______i SS Markur Socwpio *19,495 e heerlne held on Aueust 18, Imedlote openings tor baths, sunporch, lower laneous household 87 VW SCIROCCO earnings. Tracy Dr...... all settle o doubtful and disputed • Flexible room and vinyl siding. schools and shopping. BRAND New listing! Dy- ; MANCHESTER. New 2 i*y...... *11,295 88 Marc. Sable *11,995 claim In favor of sold estate 1988, ordered that all claims experienced carpen­ level family room and Blanchard ft Rossetto Items. Moving, must Cushman Dr...... all must be presented to the fidu­ Scheduling Move In condition. Coll nomlte 5 room Town-' bedroom duplex, fully FORD F-150 Ford earned $1.66 billion in the against Manchester Memo- ters. All phases ot con­ • Complete Health goroge. Coll office to­ Reoltors," We're Sel- sell. 96 Foster Street, 88 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 Scott Dr...... 4-10B rlol Hospital and Or. FIrooz ciary at the address below. today! $166,500. Realty house at the oppllonced, basement Monchester.______Pup ...... *8,859 second quarter of 1988. It was the Failure to promptly present struction. Full time insurance day tor your exclusive llng Houses" 646-2482.0 World, Benoit, Beechwood Condos. 2 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 Golkar-SIsanI as In sold ap­ employment and be­ with laundry hook-ups. SB CHEW CAMARO second straight three-month pe­ Charter Oak St,...... 141-348 plication on file more fully any such claim may result In "including Dental" showing. $149,900. Sen­ P R IV A TE Southend cul- Frechette Associates, bedrooms, 1'/j baths, Excellent location. No T A G Sole, 8-27 and 8-28. INOC Z-ft...... Packer S t...... all the loss of rights to recover nefits. Coll 742-5317. • Uniform try Real Estate, 643- *9,995 87 Mare. Cougar *10,999 riod that Ford set an industry appears, at the Court of Pro­ on such claim. de-soc. This Emily 646-7709.C fully oppllonced kit­ pets. $700 and utilities. Furniture, lamps, Gardner St...... 3-66 Horace S t ...... all bate on September 6, 1948 at 8om-5pm, Monday Allowance 4060.D oriental rugs, miscel­ 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 earnings record. In the first 11;1S A.M. Drive RokIckI built MANCHESTER. Price chen, cheerful with o 643-6296.______“ W S O L O ^ V .... Gardner St. West...... all Overland St...... oil Sharon B. Preuss, through Frldoy.______• Pension Plan GOVERNMENT Homes fresh decor. Martin laneous household quarter, Ford earned $1,623 Clerk • Bonus Hours home features 9 rooms, reduced! This 3 bed­ 87 Lincoln MKT LSC *19995 Elizabeth A. Bldwell, ACCO UN TS Receivable. from $1. please tele­ 3 baths, central vac, School DIstrIctir Items. Moving, must billion. Assistant Clerk The fiduciary Is: • Set Schedule (No room Cope Cod has ful I I8TDREAND sell. 96 Foster Street, *2.105 Philip Benson Immediate opening tor Shift Rotation) phone (203) 633-0680 ext central olr, 2 massive In-law studio In bock $124,500. Jackson & * 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 Aside from the Cougar and 045-08 person with one to two H-200 before 3pm. ___ |DFFICE8PACE Manchester. 24 Tallanti Tnpk, Nto. 83 186 Kensington Avenue • Tuition and fireplaces and more! with private entrance. Jackson Real Estate, Z 87 Mare. Cougar *10,495 Thunderbird, other new Ford New Britoln, CT 06051 years experience In Pick out your own 647- 8400.O ESTATE Tog sole. VBraBB, C T e 648-2638 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Seminar Benefits MANCESTER. Immacu­ Plenty of storage MANCHESTER. Main lines showed subtle, if any, 042-08______applying cosh receipts • Free Meals am enities. $399,900. MANCHESTER. Excel- ■ Household, furniture, 80 Toyota Camry *8995 ESTA TE OF ROSE C. and preparing dolly late home with custom space. Lots of house tor Street. 450 plus square changes for 1989, the 50th anni­ CAMEELL, O/k/e ROSE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Blanchard ft Rossetto the price! $164,900. lent opportunity tor yard Items. August 27 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 CRANE CAMBELL deposits In o fast paced kitchen cabinets, Realtors," We're Sel- feet In D ow ntow n. and 28, 9-3pm. 286 versary of the Mercury name. E STA TE OF FRANKLIN C. is io m m i french doors oft dining Realty World, Benoit, first time buyers. Prime location. Ideal MANCHESTER CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 The Hanarabls William E. FAIRCLOUOH busy environment. llng Houses" 646-2482j 3 CHFA, FHA approved Cooper Hill Street. 80 Mare. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 Joseph Phillippi, an analyst Please call area to deck and lovely Frechette Associates, for doctor or dentist. FitzGerald, Judge af the The Hon. Norman J. Preuss. Computer experience EIGHTH District. Gro- 646-7709.O______Condo In beautiful Beo- with Shearson Lehman Hutton in Court of Probate, District of essential. Light tele­ rear yard. I'/j baths, 649-4020 or 646-4412 to HONDA ae Olda Clara *8495 Judge of the Court of Pro­ CRESTnElO clous oldie but goodie I con Hills Complex. Di­ New York, said Ford's strong Manchester at a hearing held bate, District of Andover, at phone work required. fomlly room and gor- GLASTONBURY. Cus­ leove messoge.______on August IS, 19SS ordered CMVALESCENT NOME 6 large rooms loaded rectly across from U S ED CARS 88 Marc. Marquia Brog. *5995 sales and production concerns o hearing held on August 18, Excellent benefits and MANChEmN, CT. age. $159,900. D.W. Fish tom 4 bedroom Raised FURNISHEDOffIceswIth that all claims must be pre­ 19SS, ordered that dll claims Reolty, 643-1591.0 with charm. Excellent Ranch with In-law pos­ WIckhom Pork and- KIM’S 82 Oldt CuttaM 85 Lincoln Cant were behind the relatively few sented to the fiduciary at the excellent work envir­ easy access to 1-84. 4 phone, receptionist, must be presented to the fidu­ onment. Please coll 643-5151 condition. M ust be sibilities. Large foyer, CORNER SHOP S3 Buick Skylark changes. address below on or before ciary ot the address below. BO LTO N . Ideal family seen-thls Is on excep­ rooms with new ap­ copy, fox and secre- 85 Buick W a ^O tO November 16, 1988, or be Gall at Jason Soda cathedral celllnged liv­ tory support. 647-4800. Second hand houeehold ae Honda CMC CRX *8895 “With the expense involved in iianrljpBtrr Failure to promptly present living. Traditional tional home with 2 cor pliances and window barred as by low provided. any such claim may result In Systems, Inc. 289-7478 ing room, sliders from as Oode* Lancer *8895 as OMa CuI.s OLD Madison Colonial In garage. $l50's. Blan­ treatments. Bedroom - MANCHESTER. Fur­ Heme, baby cloths* and developing new models, you Johanna Bruder Roy, the loss of rights to recover for Interview. EOE. dining room to deck, Toyota Tercal *5795 on such claim. new exclusive subdivi­ chard ft Rossetto Real­ has large walk In nished office building baby fumHurst 88 84 Bulok LaSabra stretch out the assumed useful Assistant Clerk sion. Offers 4 bed­ flreploced family 87 Pom. Sunbird *5195 The fiduciary Is; Sharon B. Preuss, tors," We're Selling room, gourmet kitchen closet. Amenities In­ for rent, 2000 souore * CONSMNMENT 84Cbavyas01-D life of a new model,” he said. NOTtCH TO CRRDITORS rooms, 2Vj baths, cen­ 84 Pont 8000 LE *5995 Morlorle Munger Atwood, Clerk Rsal Estate Houses" 646-2482.0 plus 3 cor garage, cen- clude pool and tennis feet, ample parking, Phillippi added that the reces­ ESTATE OF ROBYN LVN tral olr, deck oft AVAKANLE* 08 Honda Prelude *8995 84 Bulek LaS5 0 L D Administratrix The fiduciary Is; STARKWEATHER trol olr and much courst. Coll David good exposure, $2000. sion of 1980-82, when all busi­ H i p r a l h c/o James J. Sullivan, Eso. kitchen ond more! One C O V E N TR Y . Foil In love! Murdock for details. monthly. R.D. Mur- Sgantaf Bstac angnsl 1st SSVWSelraoeo *9995 Philip Benson The Hanereble William E. morel $272,000. D.W. 84 Lincoln Comin. 575 Main Street 1S6 Kensington Avenue of 4 homes on quiet With this charming $92,500. Sentry Real dock 643-2692. as Honda DX Civic *8795 Manchester, CT 06040 FitzGerald, Judge at the I NDME8 Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 c ii 649*7606 New Britain, CT 06051 Court of Probate, District of cul-de-soc. Flono Dutch Colonloll 7 Estate, 643-4060.O 86 Mare. Capri *6195 S3 Ford Mui 3 OLD 048-08 Manchester at e hearing held FDR SALE Realty, Gallery ot rooms, 4 bedrooms, Ij/i MANCHESTER. Gro- VACATIDN for Information. 84 Ford Tempo *3995 on August 22, 19SS ordered Homes, 646-5200.O baths, full bathroom clous updated older Wont to sell your cor? ForZ- RENTAL8 84 Pom. 8000 *5195 301-305 C EN TER ST. INVITATION TO BIO that all claims mutt be prt- lust remodeled, fire­ Duplex on quiet tree quick results, use a low- - santsd to the fiduciary at the All real estate advertised In I 06 Chav Chevetta *3295 MANCHESTER the Manchester Herald Is MANCHESTER. Touch place, 3 cor garage. lined street. 3-2 bed­ cost Classified od. T A G Solers delight. 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■riday, Aug. 26, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents py sold secret nuclear missile data By Kevin Costelloe “ extraordinarily important soldier who received a “ five- ; The Associated Press which allegedly had been operat­ Europe. Hungarian-born brothers, who information.” figure sum” of money for supply­ ing since the late 1970s. Alexander Prechtel, a spokes­ Prechtel said were part of the A special Supreme Court panel ing the ring with military secrets. The Times quoted U.S. and FRANKFURT, West Germany ordered Conrad held in prison man for the federal prosecutor’s ring. Chief Prosecutor Sven-Olof Rebmann refused to elaborate. German officials as saying Con­ office, said Thursday that it’s too — A former U.S. Arm y sergeant pending further investigation fol­ Hakansson said the men, ar­ A Bild said information contained who allegedly led an interna­ rad guarded a safe that stored early to determine what damage rested Tuesday, acknowledged lowing his arrest Tuesday. He in documents that Conrad al­ tional spy ring soid the Soviets documents at the U.S. Army base the spying caused the North working for the Hungarian intelli­ was charged with "compelling legedly sold included “ secret secret documents on nuclear in Bad Kreuznach in central West Atlantic Treaty Organization. gence service. suspicion of espionage activities locations of nuclear missiles, missile bases, military pipelines Germany. “ We can’t exclude the possibil­ Security officials said Sandor in an especially grave case,” classified documents about pipe­ and NATO troop strength, news Bild said Conrad lived in an ity that millions of dollars are Kercsik, 48, and Im re Kercsik, 34, according to the prosecutor’s line systems, defense plans of reports said today. elegantly furnished apartment involved,” he said. were suspected of “ preparing office. NATO and of U.S. divisions, and The Bild newspaper of Ham­ near the base. “ It could take months before unlawful intellegence activity Two men who officials said top-secret troop mobilization burg, which is known to have Officials have said the ring was we know the full extent of the and supporting preparations of ALL were part of the ring were plans.” believed to have stolen docu­ damage to NATO defenses,” he criminal acts." close contacts to intelligence arraigned today in Sweden. West Germany’s ARD televi­ U ments concerning NATO defense added. He refused to release any A third suspect, the wife of one sources, quoted an unidentified Kurt Rebmann, the chief fed­ sion network and The New York plans for Europe and U.S. Army further details about the probe. of the brothers, was detained for West German security official as eral prosecutor, said Conrad also Times also reported that such contingency plans for a ground In Goteborg, Sweden, a district saying Clyde Lee Conrad had sold recruited a second American 2nd Annual information was sold by the ring, war with the Soviet Union in court today arraigned two See SPY RING, page 12 < is 3 iS ^ PCB hazards ‘Mac’ gets G MOTORS Stock Car Show... A ^ iw '^ O T O R jam dump with free ride See & Meet Your Favorite old appliances on ballot By Alex GIrelll Bv Alex GIrelll Manchester Herald Manchester Herald There will be no Republican The pile of ’ ’white goods,” old household candidate to oppose Democratic Drivers and Cars appliances, is growing higher and higher at state Rep. James McCavanagh in Manchester’s landfill and it will continue to grow his bid for re-election as from See the Sherri Cup number 12 Modified stock Car and *100.000 Car Hauler and Driver vf O A # until some way is found to remove hazardous Manchester’s 12th Assembly Dis­ capacitors from the appliances so that the metal can trict in November. be sent off for recycling. Mike McLaughin leading modified points leader Friday 2-4 PM 1 0 “ 4 P m l\ 4 m John Garside, Republican Until about six months ago, Manchester was Town Chairman, announced to­ Plus 15 Othsr Leading Cars & Drivers Test Drive the Riverside Speedway and SATm Pmti4m selling the recyclable metal to Environmental day that the executive committee Maintenance of Waterburv. of the Republican Town Commit­ Thompson Speedway A In May, Environmental Maintenance made one tee concluded at a meeting its trips to the landfill as it normally did two or three Thursday night that it does not PACE CARS! ___ /\ times a year. But the firm was called away to have a candidate. another landfill and before it could return, the Garside said there are number Come and join the fun and check out this FR EE SHOW state’s Department of Environmental Protection of people interested in the posi­ 2 had clamped down on the shredding of pre-1979 tion but they find that fam ily and FRIDAY 10-4 PM SAT. 9-2:00 appliances because the capacitors in them contain business commitments make polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, which have McLaughlin — Sherri Cup & them unavailable this year. caused cancer in experiments with animals. He said those interested are I/MOO.OOO Car Hauler. Mike is #1 in the Later modelis do rioTcdhtain the PCBs " ' ‘ young, viable candidates and he Nascar Mod Tour. Owner Clyde & Bill. Mike Now Environmental Maintenance will not take predicted that two years from will be In person Friday — 2-4 P M DRIVER: Bruce the town’s appliances from the landfill and the pile now the party will be in a strong M OD DRIVER: Tom Bolles — Bolles D'alessandro continues to accumulate. position to run in the district. Eagle leading rookie Mod Tour: The problem is not peculiar to Manchester. It “ I appreciate their confi­ 6 Tom In Person Sat. 11-2:00 plagues the rest of the state and the nation. dence,” McCavanagh said today Manchester’s director Peter P. Lozis Jr. and the Rtglnald PInto/ManehMtw Htrald when informed of the GOP town’s Sanitation Department superintendent, Lee decision. O’Connor, both say the town’s hands are tied until WHITE GOODS — Lee O'Connor, superintend­ continue to grow until some way is found to “ I ’d like to think I ’ve done an the state D EP comes up with a solution. ” I can’t see ent of the Highway and Sanitation Division, remove hazardous capacitors from the applian­ excellent job and that they realize stands in front of the growing heap of oid ces so that the town can resume selling them to it. I represent all the people,” he See W HITE GOODS, page 12 appiicances at the town's iandfiii. The piie wiil a recycler. said. But McCavanagh said he will mount a campaign despite the DRIVER; Ed Carroll III lack of opposition. Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings said the School start on schedule despite protests development was “ like getting a Christmas present in August” Bv Andrew J. Davis ers. saying the school is safe for schools are among five schools Assistant Superintendent for Cur­ “ I don’t think they like playing Manchester Herald occupancy. if some parents objected they undergoing reconstruction as riculum and Instruction Allan B. could keep their children home Santa Claus, but they had no DRIVER: Mareel “ Of the board members pres­ part of an $8.8 million bonding f^hesterton, town Director Terry choice,” Cummings said. L'Etoile MOO Despite protests from some ent, there is a consensus that the for a few days. School officials ROOKIE issue. Werkhoven, and state Rep. Former Republican Town parents that the opening of school will reopen,” Board of estimated it will take seven days The.board, which expects ap­ James R. McCavanagh, D- to complete the roof. Chairman Donald Kuehl had Bowers School be delayed, .school Education Chairman Richard W. proval by the inspectors, will Manchester. "That won’t do anything for entered the race against McCava­ officials say the school and other Dyer said at Bowers School. DRIVER; Bill Laurldaen officially vote on opening the While most of the parents on the us,” Spino said of closing the nagh, but he withdrew Aug. 11, schools under reconstruction will He added that Waddell School M l schools Monday night. Dyer said. tour were cooperative, an argu­ saying his business. Composites open as scheduled Tuesday. also will open on schedule. school. “ It’s unfortunate that this But, " It was never planned that ment did start when Bowers has happened. A lot of this is out of Inc., had taken a new turn and The parents, who were con­ The opening of all schools is this job be completed” before the Principal Spino an­ our control.” would demand more of this time. cerned that work on Bowers’ roof actually contingent on a favora­ reopening of school, said James nounce that work on the roof, That angered some parents, will not be completed before ble report of the building inspec­ Garside said today that local P. Kennedy, school superintend­ including retarring, would not be including Jeffrey Connors. Con­ Republicans will now concen­ Tuesday, made the suggestion tor, fire marshal and structural ent, outside Bowers. "The crite­ completed when school starts Thursday during a tour of the engineer today. nors said he did not like being told trate their efforts on working for ria will be safety (though) there’s because of days lost to rain. Many to keep children home if parents school and Waddell School. The A total of about 30 parents, Carl Zinsser, who is seeking to going to be disruption. The target of the parents objected to the fact objected to the roofing. town Building Committee sche­ school board members, building recapture his seat as state all along was to open.” that their children would be “ What they’re saying is it’s the senator from the 4th Senatorial duled the tour so the Board of committee members, press, con­ Bernice Cobb was the only exposed to the tar’s odors and parent choice,” he said, angrily. Education could see the progress struction supervisors and politi­ District, and Susan Buckno, who school board member not asked whether the start of classes “ My main concern is that the DRIVER: Dave Caruaao of the renovations. cians took the first leg of the tour is seeking to unseat incumbent present. could be delayed until that job building is safe.” School officials balked at the at Waddell School, while about 6S Democrat John Thompson as Present were: Assistant Super­ was done. state representive from Man­ Rpmnmj suggestion to delay opening Bow­ people toured Bowers School. The intendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr.. Spino said it could not, and that See SCHOOL TOUR, page 12 chester's 13th Assembly District. FBI is probing ‘suspicious’ damage to shuttle 0-rings

By Peo McEntee Utah, company that produces the these investigations, HydraPack possible sabotage, a federal vio­ blamed on a faulty booster joint “ The nature of these cuts were The Associated Press 0-rings. has taken steps to prevent similar lation. But he declined to which allowed a plume of fiery such that they could not get past “ During the normal inspection incidents in the future and is DRIVER; Jerry Marquia elaborate. gas to escape, igniting the craft’s our inspection,” he said. “ They ; SALT LAKE CITY — The FBI procedures in the manufacturing confident the problem now is There was no immediate com­ main liquid fuel tank. were very obvious, and there is no and NASA are investigating process ... certain space shuttle solved,” he said. ment from Morton Thiokol offi­ 0-rings are used as seals to fear that (any damaged 0-rings) ’ ‘suspicious” damage discovered 0-rings appeared to have re­ Dockstader said “ some kind of cials, who were not yet in their prevent the superheated gases left our facility.” in some 0-ring seals that had ceived damage of a suspicious incision” had been made in the offices. from escaping the joints. Morton BRING THE KIDS & been destined for use in space origin," he said. “ The damaged 0-rings, but he declined to say Morton Thiokol, which produ­ Thiokol engineers have rede­ Dockstader said the plant is shuttle booster rockets, an offi­ 0-rings were immediately se­ how many were damaged or what ces the boosters at its Wasatch signed the joints to incorporate a operated under a strict security cial of the manufacturing com­ cured, and no damaged 0-rings instrument had been used. He Operations In northern Utah, on third 0-ring and other improve­ system. Among other measures, pany said today. were shipped to Morton Thiokol.” also refused to speculate on a Aug. 18 successfully conducted ments, including a metal capture employees are required to wear YOUR CAMERA AND None of the damaged 0-rings, Morton Thiokol, the FBI and possible motive. the final qualifying test of the feature, have been added. badges to gain access to the plant which were found in June and the National Aeronautics and None of the company's 85 booster, which had been rede­ Dockstader said HydraPak and visitors are always accom­ which appeared to have been Space Administration were ad­ employees has been dismissed, signed in the wake of the 1986 submits the 0-rings to thorough panied by an escort. deliberately cut, were sent to vised immediately, and Dock­ Dockstader said, but he refused Challenger explosion. Internal inspections, which are “ We have asked the FBI and ENJOY THE GOOD booster manufacturer Morton stader said both agencies and to say if any had been disciplined. The explosion, which killed followed by inspections by Mor­ NASA for a critique on security, Thiokol, said James Dockstader, HydraPak launched FBI spokesman Cal Clegg Challenger’s seven crew ton Thiokol personnel and the and we have not received any vice president of operations for investigations. confirmed the agency has members and grounded U.S. Defense Contract Administration criticism,” he said. “ We are HydraPak Inc. the West Jordan, TIMES! “ Relying upon the results of launched an investigation of manned space program, was Service. always security-conscious.” Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, CM C Trucks MOTORS, INC. Rt. S3, Vernon - S72-9145 Whale deal Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Baldwin charges that team FrI. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. was never open for bid /13