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Excellent The Town of Coventry will LONDON — Terror-conscious condition. $100 444-9549. receive sealed bids for the purchase of one, (1), 1986 By Mary Beth Franklin from 46 percent to 33 percent and British authorities today deported Heavy Duty One Ton Four United Press International retain some of the provisions the 22 Libyans suspected of terrorist Wheel Drive Dump Truck committee adopted over the past activities as police searched for with Plow of the Coventry Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, WASHINGTON - Senate Fi­ month, such as repealing the Arabs accused of bombing two Coventry. Ct. 06238 until 11:00 nance Committee Chairman Bob Investment Tax Credit — a lucra­ airline offices in London’s Oxford A M Tuesday, M ay 6th, 1986at which time and place all bids Packwood, R-Ore., hoping to move tive and cherished business Street shopping district. will be opened and publicly his panel bark towards "true tax deduction. Britain also banned 334 Libyan reod aloud. reform.” has offered a new, It would raise $25 billion in aviation students from working on The Town of Coventry res­ erves Its rights to waive all radical plan to lower tax rates and unspecified excise taxes over five aircraft at British airports or Informalities In the bidding wipe out most deductions. years — a hotly contested issue — flying alone, a new security move process. Th e Tow n is not and would impose a stiff minimum that will force most of them to obligated to accept the lo­ The proposal, a copy of which west bid. lax on individuals and corporate leave in weeks, authorities said. Bid Forms, Bidding In­ TAG was obtained by United Press income to ensure that no one Britain has tightened security at structions, and Specifica­ International, was considered by avoids paying taxes. its airports, government buildings tions Required cort be ob­ senators as merely a starting point tained at the Coventry Town Together, the proposal would cut and tourist sites against possible Goroge, 46 Bradbury Lone, for discussions. individual tax revenue by $95 terrorist attack since the U.S. air Coventry, Ct. 06238. phone 74^6588. The plan, distributed in a private billion over five years while raid on Libya April 15. About 7,000 Dote: 4/21/86 committee meeting Thursday, raising corporate taxes by $70 Libyans are in Britain. TOWN OF COVENTRY calls for two tax rates for individu­ billion over the same period Libyan leader Moammar Khad- Harold B. Hodge, Jr. ySgSak als — 15 percent and 25 percent. Following the private meeting afy has threatened retaliation TOWN MANAGER SALE The current system includes 14 tax Thursday. Packwood said his against Britain for Prime Minister 079-04 brackets ranging from 11 percent propo.sal. designed to rescue his Margaret Thatcher's decision al­ to 50 percent. endangered tax reform plan, had lowing the United States to use The Packwood plan would boost produced "interesting reactions... British bases to launch its air In Larger Sizes the personal exemption from the (that) certainly were worth strike against Tripoli and $1,120 level scheduled for 1987 to pursuing." Benghazi. $2,000 — a top priority with The committee plans to resume Twenty-two Libyan students, A Crochet for Baby President Reagan. The exemption its private meetings Tuesday. businessmen and visitors detained Time Again would be phased out for wealthy "There's a greater sense of hope this week in police raids through­ taxpayers. and a chance to come up with out England. Scotland and Wales To pay for those generous something." Sen. Max Baucus. departed on a flight to Tripoli proposed changes (•r indivMaals. D-Mont., told r o n g it ^ .alter the meeting. "There w as'a lot of the plan would repeal most exist­ they were leaving London’s Hea­ ing deductions, including the tax sentiment ... (to pursue) true tax reform." throw Airport aboard a regularly write-off for contributions to Indi­ scheduled Libyan Airlines flight. vidual Retirement Accounts. "That's a step in the right They were accused leading student P Some deductions would remain direction." added Sen. Bill Brad­ You're sure of a successful ley. D-N.J.. a leading supporter of agitation groups in support of sacred, however, such as those for home mortgage interest, charita­ tax reform. "The more you put on Khadafy. In a new security move. Trans­ ble contributions and state and the table, the lower rates go." port Secretary Nicholas Ridley local property, sales and income The committee spent the last banned Libyan engineering trai­ taxes. month drafting a tax bill, but failed sole when you advertise The Packwood proposal also to meet its goals of eliminating nees from working on planes at would drop the top corporate rate loopholes to offset lower tax rates public or private airports and for businesses and individuals. By Libyan trainee pilots from flying last week, the panel had voted to alone. keep so many tax breaks that it The order affecting at least 318 was about $29 billion in the red engineering students and 16 pilot it in the Manchester Herald! Bomb threat compared to Packwood's original trainees was issued Thursday hut proposal. not made public until today. At that point the chairman, Herald photo by Pinto "Well, it’s entirely a security fearing the committee would re­ decision,” Ridley said on BBC closes MVD ject a key provision in his plan to radio. " I don't think it would be increase and revise excise taxes on Snake eyes right and I don’t think the public test stations alcohol, tobacco and gasoline, would understand it if we allowed called a halt to the drafting Ray Hanna of Olcott Street, right, keeps said. Instead, it wraps itself around its Libyans to train on civilian air­ sessions. his eye on Max, an 11-foot python that prey and crushes it to death. Johnoro craft. There's always a risk WETHERSFIELD (AP) - A Rejection of the excise tax said he wasn’t frightened by having Max there.” bomb threat today forced the state proposal would cost an additional he and Bill Johnoro of Forest Street A Transportation Department Call 643-2711 around his neck because the snake ate Motor Vehicles Department to $75 billion over five years — and bought Thursday in Hartford. The spokesman said, "There's ob- close all 18 auto emission testing probably would kill the tax reform 80-pound snake, which eats once a two weeks ago and was still full. stations, a department spokesman effort. month, does not bite its victims, the two Please turn to page 8 8ii9\ r i said. "I don’t think we wasted our Au um \ photo-guide MVD Commissioner Ben Muzio time at all." Bradley said Thurs­ 38-50 \ EXCLUSIVE ordered the closings shortly after day in assessing the last month. A cool and flattering for a helpful Ad-visor 10:15 a.m.. when an unidentified "The committee had to go through dress for the woman with person made a telephone call to the the process. People had to face up the fuller figure with Hamden motor vehicles office and to the question of 'do you want Shelter called a unique success V-neck and cape sleeves. threatened to blow up one or more loopholes or lower rates?.’ You crochet is trimmed No. 8119 with Photo- of the emission stations. can’t have both." with soft shell-stitching Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50 By John Mitchell ence of Churches, which runs the it could be completed as early as to make this darling set Size 40,44 bust, 2 yard? The MVD ordered the stations Asked what had changed the Herald Reporter shelter at 466 Main SI., is about June. for the new arrival. 60-inch. closed down until a search of the minds of members who so far have $75,000 short of the money needed "When this floor gets done, we No. 5406 has directions TO ORDEB, seed $2.50 for taefe offices was completed, depart­ voted to abolish few tax breaks. Proclaiming that "most of the to bring the building up to code will have an open house.” she for sacque, bonnet and pattere, pits 50$ ter pestegB ao4 ment spokesman Donald Byers Baucus responded: "The present requirements. That figure may promised the council. bootees. homeless in Manchester are now eaediteg. said. process wasn't going anywhere. It employed.” the director of the rise further. Other projects that need to be To order, send $2.50, for eacii SUE tURNEn RBurtim er Hereld On Wednesday, a pipe bomb was a dead end." town's shelter for homeless people "The more we do on the building, done include repairs to the drive­ 2 pattern, plus 50( for postage and i1MAvc.ef Aawrlcas ------FREE— exploded in the M VD’s Hamden But several committee way and roof and work on outdoor nandliag. Hew vers. N.V. 108M attributed the shelter’s success to the more we discover what we ANNE CABOT Pritt Neat, Address vita ZIP office. The 6:25 a.m. explosion members still oppose the elimina­ community support and the unique have to do." Maneggia said. lighting. CODE. Style Neaber aed Slat. blew out windows and damaged tion of key tax breaks that help Maneggia. who planned to major I1M Aft. Of Aatficas nature of the program. A new proposal, not included in NewYerfc, N.T. 1003B New FASHION with doors, but no one was injured. The certain industries or individuals. But shelter director Pal Maneg- the $7.5.000, calls for construction of in music before getting involved Print None, Aidress wltli ZIP Photo-Guide patterns in building was not occupied at the Asked if opponents were converted a resource room on the third floor, with the program, said that the CODE Md Style NuaBcr. all size ranges, has a gia. speaking at a Manchester TAG SALE SIGN* time. Thursday. Bradley replied: "I Community Services Council lun­ where clients could make phone idea of a shelter in Manchester SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ special Grace Cole Collec­ No arrest has been made in the didn't see any burning bushes in wasn't popular at first because of lections and a FR E E tion for larger sizes; pins cheon Thursday, said the shelter's calls regarding job interviews or 5 Pattern Section in the 2 BONUS Coupons! there.” supporters still have a lot of work housing. Maneggia said. She said the town's attitude toward home­ ALBUM. Just $3.00. Price . • • • $2.00 to do. she also hopes to use part of the less people. The group needs to pet involved area for offices. "When we came here, we didn’t KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE * by Larry Wright Whan you ploca your ad In in more fund raising and began a "We're working right in the even want to go out in public and TODAY’S HERALD community drive on .\larch 1. she middle of construction." she said. say 'shelter' without the armor," said. A soup kitchen, which Maneg- she said. "We're seeing private contribu­ ggia hopes will be finished at the But after working 70 to 80 hours a tions from people we’ve never end of the year, will be located in week while the program got off the Reagan embarks Index heard of before,'' Maneggia said, the lower level of the building. The ground last September, shelter tha Manchastar Harald— I thanking the volunteers for their first floor will serve as sleeping organizers have slowly been able President Reagan embarked 24 pages, 4 sections PAT MANEGGIA today on the longest trip of his effort in spreading the word quarters for up to 40 people, and Please turn to page 8 presidency, a 22.300-mile journey A H w irc k 1*; The Manchester Area Confer­ .Maneggia said she has heard that “they’re no different" *Limit 1 Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald to the Far East that will climax in R i i c i n e o c 91 Tokyo with a seven-nation summit P.lmtcifiAri 9 9 - ? 4 meeting set up to discuss econom­ r . n m i r s I f i

ics but likely to be dominated by r.nnnprtiriit 4 l . « i the specter of terrorism. Reagan, Democrats push for Deaver probe Fntnrtflinm nnt I d leaving Washington, said he is F n r i i s i:^ going to Asia "to reaffirm and By Timothy Bonnon Deaver. it was announced today. by the serious character ol the ... Ohio; Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., and 1 nrfll nnuic r i f l renew our economic, strategic and United Press International In a letter to Attorney General allegations ... which, if left unex­ Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. political ties.” Story on page 19. 1 n t t a r y 9 Edwin Meese, the senators said amined. could only serve to It was disclosed Thursday that n h i t i m r i M A WASHINGTON - Five Demo­ there have been enough press undermine public confidence in the Deaver. while serving in the White n p i n i n n ft crats on the Senate Judiciary reports of conflict of interest integrity of our government and its House, met in February 1985 with Drizzle and fog P e n p l a 9 Committee have asked for a charges to trigger a probe of the high officials,” Sen. Joseph Biden. Fred Doucet, a top aide to llanrI|PBtpr Mrralh Drizzle and fog tonight with a 50 R p n i i i i 0 - 1 9 Justice Department inquiry to former deputy White House chief D-Del.. said in a statement Canadian Prime Minister Brian percent chance of rain. Mostly T a l e v i v i n n 1 7 determine if a special prosecutor of staff under the Ethics in In addition to Biden, the letter Mulroney, to discuss appointing 99 cloudy Saturday with a 30 percent I t «? / W n r IH 7 1 0 should be appointed to investigate Goverment Act. was signed by Sens. Paul Simon, v-'f D-III: Howard Metzenbaum. D- “Serring The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years chance of rain. Details on page 2. W n n t h e r 2 former White House aide Michael "This letter is made necessary Pleoie Inm to page 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 25. 1986 - 3 School committee Station looking to trim talks not renovation costs yet set By Susan Vaughn Some of those items include a By George Layng Herald Reporter $36,000 burglar alarm system at Herald Reporter Waddell School. $18,000 computer­ The Board of Education’s Build­ ized energy management systems No talks have been held or ing and Sites Committee is trying for Nathan Hale and Verplanck scheduled between the town and to find a way to cut a $10 million schools, $17,500 for water coolers the Eighth Utilities District on a school renovation proposal before at two schools, $47,900 for class­ proposal to share the town’s sending a final plan to the town room lighting at Verplanck School Buckland firehouse on Tolland Board of Directors. and fencing at Bowers and Nathan Turnpike, despite the fact that The committee earlier th.s week Hale, Kennedy said today. district directors decided last went over the detailed cost esti­ Maffe called some of the items Saturday to set a Tuesday deadline mates compiled by architects "put-backs,” which could be taken for a settlement. Richard Lawrence and Richard out on a "maybe basis” until the District counsel John D. LaBelle Mankey for the five schools to be final bond-issue costs are known. Jr., one of three members of the renovated. But Maffe said he would like to district's negotiating team; said The Board of Education and the cut the project costs down before Thursday no talks have been held Today In history Board of Directors must still vote the committee makes its final so far. He said he planned today to on whether to put the school recommendation to the Board of arrange a meeting between the two Among those born on this date were actor Al Pacino, in projects on the ballot in November Education. The committee will sides, but he did not say when it 1940, and singer Eila Fitzgeraid, in 1918. for bonding approval. At the consult with Paul Phillips, chair­ would be held. current estimate, the net cost to man of the town Building Commit­ Town Manager Robert Weiss Extended outlook taxpayers would be $4.5 million, tee. which made the $10 million said this morning the town has not with the state paying for 63.8 recommendation to the school been contacted by the district, Kxlendect outlook for New England Sunday percent of the work, much of which board. Maffe said. though the town's negotiating Almanac would involve correction of build­ Kennedy said it might be possi­ team has met to work out the 2 Cloudy with a chance of rain through Tuesday: ing code violations. ble to list some of the items as details of its proposal. Mostly cloudy today with a 40 percent chance of rain. High 55 to 60. Francis A. Maffe Jr., the school alternates because many of the To be discussed is the town's Connerticut. Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today is Friday, April 25, the last one-third of the occupied Wind northeast 10 to 20 mph. Drizzle and fog tonight with a 50 percent building committee chairman, project costs are not final. offer to share the controversial Fair weather through the period. Highs in the 60s 115th day of 1986 with 250 to Sinai peninsula to Egypt under said today that the committee has Kennedy said he hopes to have station with the district’s volunteer chance of rain. Low in the middle 40s. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph. and low 70s. Lows in the 40s. follow. terms of the Camp David peace not made any definite cuts in the the information ready for the fire department for $22,034 a year Mostly cloudy Saturday with a 30 percent chance of rain. High 55 to 60. The moon is moving away agreement. projects, but has asked School school building committee next over 20 years. District officials In 1984, David Kennedy, 28- Today's weather picture was drawn by John Rolland, 9, of Brian Drive, a Vermont: Dry Sunday and Monday, a chance of from its full phase. Superintendent James P. Kennedy week with an aim for a board vote have been receptive to the prop­ year-old son of Sen. Robert F. to provide more information on by the second meeting in May and fourth-grader at St. James School. rain Tue.sday. Highs in the 60s, lows in the upper 30s The morning stars are Mer­ osal, but also have expressed some cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Kennedy, was found dead of a some areas where cuts might be a vote by the Board of Directors in reservations. 5 and 40s. drug overdo.se in a Palm Beach, feasible. June. Weiss said he, town Fire Chief The evening star is Venus. Herald ohoto by Bashaw Those born on this date are P’la., hotel. John Rivqsa and a town attorney Maine: P'air. Lows 30 to 40 Sunday and Monday under the sign of Taurus. They will negotiate for the town. The and in the 40s Tuesday. Highs in the 60s except 55 to include Oliver Cromwell, lord A thought for the day: Edward Hot pursuit district's Board of Directors has 60 north Sunday and Monday. protector of England, in 1599: R. Murrow said. "Everyone is a Hospital exceeds appointed district Fire Chief Ha­ Gulielmo Marconi, inventor of prisoner of his own experience. rold Topliff, former district Direc­ Jason Pelletier of Manchester runs to the coach of the Bennet Junior High tor Patrick Donlon and LaBelle. New Hampshire: Fair. Lows in the 40s. Highs 60 the wireless telegraph, in 1874; No one can eliminate prejudices District officials said they want to 70. film director Fred Zinneman in — just recognize them.’’ cost-reduction goals through Charter Oak Park Thursday as School junior varsity softball team, which was having a practice at the park. an agreement reached by Tues­ 1907 (age 79): pioneer broadcast a puppy pursues him. The dog belongs day. But they said an extension journalist Edward R. Murrow in Manchester Memorial Hospital Warren L. Prelesnik, president of would be granted if progress was Across the nation 1908: singer Ella Fitzgerald in No sure cure has exceeded some of its own goals the hospital, said in a news release. being made and more time was 1918 (age 68): ballerina Melissa for reducing health-Care costs as "The A.M. Surgical. Admission needed. The deadline was set so the DALLAS (AP) — Contrary to Thunderstorms, some possibly severe, will Hayden in 1923 (age 63): actor Al the result of an incentive program Program has proven to be a district has a decision in hand by what many believe, starting your Vandalized cemetery posts reward occur over portions of the lower Missouri Valley. Pacino in 1940 (age 46), and initiated by United Technologies popular service for patients who May 20. when a bid offer on a LOS ANGELES own business instead of working Scattered thunderstorms will extend from the actress Talia Shire in 1946 (age Corp. not only recognize cost savings, station the district plans to build on for someone else is no guarantee A $500 reward has been offered by the vandals April 9, when about families of those buried in the 2 ^ 7 western Great Lakes and the upper Mississippi 40). The five-year cost-containment but appreciate the opportunity to Tolland Turnpike expires. The LOWEST that frustrations, insecurities and by the Catholic Cemeteries A.s.soci- 65 stones were overturned. Early cemetery, she said. Valley across the central Plains to western On this date in history: program originated in 1982 with a be with their families in familiar station would be just two lots away TEMPERATURES limitations will disappear, .says an ation for information leadingtothe last week, five more were knocked Some of the family members In 1862, Confederate forces in challenge grant of $300,000 pledged surroundings the night before their from the town’s fire station. portions of Oklahoma and Texas. Showers will.be entrepreneur here. arrest of those responsible for down And last weekend, five who called the association have to the hospital by UTC. Half of the surgery.” he added. District directors have said they scattered over eastern New England and from the New Orleans surrendered to a Many people go into business for overturning 70 gravestones earlier gravestones al the St. Bridget been "very upsel, " Bcrard said. gift was contingent on the achieve­ will build their own facility, at a northern Plains across the northern and central fleet commanded by Union Adm. themselves for the wrong reasons, Almost $4 million in medical this month al St. James Cemetery Cemetery on Oakland Street were One woman in her HOs whose ment of certain cost-reduction cost of over $490,000, if a sharing Rockies, the Great Basin, the northern intermoun­ David Farragut. costs has been saved over the four on Broad Street. overturned father's and husband's graves­ he says. The desire to be your own goals. arrangement cannot be worked tain region and the Pacific Northwest to northern In 1898, Congress formally boss and to come and go as you years since the incentive program The offer comes as police "We'd like to have it all done at tones had been overturned "was declared war on Spain in the Last year, Manchester Memor­ began at the hospital. The reduc­ the end of next week at the latest, " practically crying on the phone.” out. California. Strong winds will occur over port ions of please is not a good reason: you ial Hospital reduced health-care continue their investigation into battle over Cuba. tion in lengths of stay for patients the incident, but without any Susan Bcrard of the cemetery she said. The town built its station in the [ JS H O W E fiS ^ FLOW the Great Basin and the central and southern must be in it solely to make money. costs by $250,000 through its new In 1945. delegates, of 46 coun­ and increased ambulatory surgery association said. About 22 markers Bcrard said the association has 1970s before the state Supreme Rockies. Above all. would-be entrepre­ A.M. Surgical Program, which strong leads. Officer Gary Wood UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST tries gathered in San Francisco neurs must remember that for have resulted in reductions in said. Some clues were obtained by had been repaired by Thursday, asked police to watch the cemetery Court ruled that only the district enrolled 932 adult patients and 208 previous years. she said more frequently. However, she had the authority to fight' fires in A to organize a permanent United every rags-to-riches success, there investigators al the cemetery, but pediatric patients. The total cost of the work, which said it was unlikely anything could the Buckland section in the northw­ Nations. are 1.000 failures you don't hear "We beat our goal to enroll 720 United Technologies has also police still need more information National forecast In 1982. Israel turned over the about. given cost-reduction challenge before an arrest can be made, he involves re-ccjncnt ing the be done to stop vandals. estern part of town. The town still Air quality report patients in the program, which markers, will run into the thou­ "We could build a 50-fool wall uses the facility to serve other allows patients to come into the grants to other hospitals in Connec­ said. Meanwhile, work continues on sands of dollars. Bcrard said. Part and they'd still go over it. " she areas, but cannot use it to respond During early Saturday, snow is forecast for parts of the Northern HARTFORD — The state Department of hospital on the morning of their ticut and to hospitals in Florida. cleaning up the destruction caused of that expense is paid by the said. to calls in the immediate vicinity. Intermountain Region. Snow is also possible in the Northern Plains, the Environmental Protection reported that the air surgery instead of the day before.'' Ohio, Maine and New York. Mid Mississippi Vaiiey, the Northern Great Lakes and parts of the North quality was good on Thursday, except for in Lottery Atlantic Coast states. Rain is predicted in the Central Intermountain Stafford where it was moderate, ft was expected to be good on Friday. P Region and the Northern Great Lakes. Connecticut daily Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: Terrorism doesn’t deter troop 11-23-24-35-39. The jackpot was Thursday: 077 $193,054. on for four years. Wilt said. Tri-state daily: 922, 6842. AseniorGirlScouttroopthat has else. Play Four: 1339 The scouts plan to visit two Girl Massachusetts daily: 3255. been planning a trip to Europe for The troop’s decision comes as more than three years won’t stay many travelers, including a group Scout world centers, one in Swit­ at home because of recent terrorist of Manchester High School stu­ zerland and another in London, PEOPLE other numbers drawn Thurs­ and to see pen pals in Buxton. attacks, the co-leader of the troop dents. are canceling their plans for day in New England: Thursday’s Jingo numbers: said today. trips to Europe. England. They will also travel to MILLION DOLLAR One of Thatcher's guards. Police Sgt. Carl 74, 26, 75, 37. 66, 68. 40, 81. 22. 86. Gloom in the ciassroom mun and writers Erskine Caldwell, Bernard Rhode Island daily: 2136. Beth Wilt of Manchester, co­ The regional troop includes high France and Scotland during the Malamud, Kurt Vonnegul and Robert Penn Craft, said he has enjoyed getting to know leader of Troop 2 of the Connecticut school girls from several area month-long trip. Warren. Thatcher. "H e’s a heck of a nice guy.” Craft Valley Girl Scout Council, said that schools, with some of them sche­ Wilt and her co-leader. Charlotte Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm, known as said. "A real right-winger, like the rest of Gov. Gloom" because of the bleak predic­ despite the wave of terrorism in duled to graduate in June. The trip Johnson, and three other adults FURNITURE q s i c us." will accompany the girls on the tions about the United States he makes in his Europe, parents of the girls last is part of interest projects that Looking for new home trip. books and speeches, will teach at Dartmouth F week gave their "overwhelming some of them have been working College after he leaves office in January support to go on with plans.” Only The son of British Prime .Minister one girl decided not to go on the trip I'ln genuinely pleased and honored to Saved by the bullet .Margaret Thatcher i.s losing his Dallas inJuly. leaving nine planningtogo CLEARANCE accept the .Montgomery h'ellowship." the apartment — indirectly because of the U.S Lee Marvin usually plays a tough guy in O on the trip, she said. three-term governor said "I have learned to raid on Libya the movies but he says he's not really a "We will wait and see what CALL THE love teaching through my University of The owner of Mark Thatcher’s building violent person and even admits to fear. “ I got happens." Wilt said of the world Colorado class. Hard Choices, at the 3 DAYS ONLY asked him to leave after the State Depart­ to do things on film that, if you did on the situation. If necessary, however. graduate school of public affairs " C ''REALTEAM” ment wanted to install extra monitors in the street, they'd send you away.” he says. Wilt said the troop will make Lamm has gained national attention for his building's television surveillance system. arrangements to go somewhere But is he as violent as his characters? days 646-2482 outspoken views on medical ethics, immi Thatcher. 32, the Dallas representative for "Just the opposite,” Marvin says in Parade gration and other issues the British automobile company Lotus, has U magazine, "f haven’t thrown a punch since awning* 649-6416 "It's imperative that the issues I consider been the target of threats because of Town to join 1945. The war took that out of me.” vital be shared with our next generation of Britain's support of the U S attack on Libya leaders," he said "Dartmouth is a fine place tree planting and is under the [irotection of Dallas police Marvin joined the Marines at the age of 17 s to find such students ' and State Department security officers. and was in heavy fighting in the Pacific FOR A FREE MARKET ANALYSIS Previous Montgomery fellows at the during World W arll. Hesayshegot out of the Mayor Barbara Weinberg and Thatcher was to have been evicted Friday Junk Mail Town Manager Robert Weiss will ASK FOR VIVIAN OR TOM FERGUSON Hanover. .N.H., school include Gerald Ford, but the Washington office of former Sen. war — thanks to a wound — just when he was former Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Companies will soon start advertising on discount help plant one of the first of more John Tower, R-Texas. intervened and he was starting to lo.se his grip on things. “ I was than 33 crabapple trees to be Senior Citizens former British Prime .Minister Edward postage stamps like this one. The Post Office issued its allowed to remain until his lease expires May starting to get mentally frightened — not planted in town at noon Saturday Blanchard & Rossetto Discounts Heath, Supreme Court Justice Harry Blark- first stamp in 1847. Before that time, and for some time 31. scared because you’re always scared but as part of a simultaneous state­ 189 W. Center St. Equal when I was starting to get really fearfglly afterward, mail was paid for by the recipient. Because wide tree planting. Housing frightened — I got hit.” he says, "so that took of this procedure, Mexican War hero Zachary Taylor The Arbor Day ceremony, which Manchester, Conn. Opportunity REM. ESTATE care of it. The bullet in essence save my life. ’ ’ routinely refused to pay for unsolicited mail from is open to the public, will be held in Marvin plays a rugged terror-buster in his Center Park at the corner of 2 strangers. Unknowingly, Taylor turned away the letter latest movie. "Delta Force,” but says Linden and Center streets. At 11:30 diplomacy, not force, "is the best way” to nominating him as the 1848 Whig candidate for Presi­ a.m., local Boy Scouts and Girls deal with real-life hijackers. dent. It was weeks before he learned the news. Scouts will begin planting some of the trees. DO YOU KNOW — What do you call the five-digit The trees were given to the town address number used to sort mail? by United Technologies Corp. and Bomb In Lauderdale the Connecticut Nurserymen's As­ THURSDAY'S ANSWER — The world'* moat populous sociation to commemorate the Actor Van Johnson, co-star of "Thirty nation Is China. state’s 350th birthday. Besides Seconds over Tokyo." was the target of a Center Park, the trees will be 5 ' Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 bombing raid in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., this planted at Broad Street and West Whitham Nursery... week. Johnson. 69, was being driven in a A NrwApnnrr In Ffiticiillon Progr.'im Middle Turnpike at Waddell limousine along the beach one morning when RponittirrH hv School, and at the intersection of someone heaved a green water balloon from The Manchester Herald Tolland Turnpike and Adams Celebrating 25 Years of a nearby Holiday Inn, shattering the Street. vehicle's windshield, police said. 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Republicans ready Pollution 5-Million Dollar Toy Extravaganza! Connecticut In Brief 25% to 60% OFF SrS ^^P^ices of Sound Select Group of Toys Son held In mother’s death to approve budget •Kenner *Bradley •Mattel •Parker •Hasbro •Matchbox, more BRIDGEPORT — A man who police said suddenly attacked his * Intermediate martidowns taken. eOO aetl per store No rainchecks elderly parents in their home while reading the Bible has been Governor’s aide must pay political charged with manslaughter in the death of his mother. Ralph Speed Jr. was sitting in his parents Ellsworth Street for work on the campaign home and reading the Bibie Wednesday when he leaped off the Bv Lvda Phillips couch and attacked his 65-year-old father, police said. United Press International SCOTTS FOR A GREEN LAWN was illegal for the MVD to conduct Poiice said Speed then repeatedly slapped his mother. Harriet HARTFORD (AP) - Senate such checks on private property. Turf Buildar Lawn Faittiizer Speed. 73. and it took officers five minutes to puli the man off his Republicans say they have agreed M ILFORD - Politics will ulti­ mother after they arrived.. on a $4.3 billion state budget for He said he had asked the attorney mately decide whether Long Is­ <15,0Mfm.Ft.C«vofate) general's office for an opinion. A I Harriet Speed died at 11:51 p.m. at Park City Hospital. 1986-87 and plan to approve it land Sound will be clean or not, a CUdorReg...... ».•» spokesman for that office said the » « ■ today. state biolgist told about 200 people CrtdPf Sirt# 4 0 «s*.|lr..:* opinion was still being formulated. . The spending plan is about $122 attending the eighth annual State . Mfr.Batatte.a:»i:v. Jury without verdict In sex case million below the budget presented of the Sound conference. Nominated to bench Bob Smith of the Connecticut BRIDGEPORT — A Superior Court jury was set to meet again by Democratic Gov. William In addition Thursday. Assistant Department of Environmental after reaching no verdict in its opening day of deliberations in the O'Neill. The GOP plan represents an 8.4 percent growth in spending State’s Attorney Marcia Blank Protection cited statistics at the « l» /id N . iR*. AIlar$4 RelMla* case of a deputy sheriff charged with sexually assaulting a over the current budget'. Smith of Litchfield was nominated Thursday conference showing •Sr«0eSl|.PI..Aner$2ftobela* ..*7 *M woman prisoner in a courthouse lockup. Senate President Pro Tempore by the governor as a Superior sewage treatment plants in New Teodoro Reyes, 43, of Bridgeport is charged with second- Philip Robertson. R-Cheshire. said Court judge, succeeding Norman York City may be the major degree sexual assault after charges he forced a female inmate to Thursday there was still no agree­ A. Buzaid of Danbury who was sources of pollution of the Sound. T u rf B u ild e r P lu s 2 (te,goos<|.n.> have oral sex with him. ment on-the size of tax ruts. But he denied reapppointment by the Other m ajor pollution sources t2rtt«nhou8e Fresh! Kiiiaw9ad9aaitfae. sue) Lawsuits grow In Derby blast state time. officials and lobbyists. Contract faces vote robbing the water of the oxygen Ch^OeneralPurpcse:Vegetable.Rose MelflOr PreSSUre Sprsysr The commission said no law had Rep. Christopher Shays. R- fish need. and Evergreen food for a healthior lawn! CekjhM'Reg. ,24.99 been broken. The panel concluded Sewage treatment plants and Large indoor Floor Plants BRIDGEPORT — Four suits have been filed in connection with Stamford. said he had not expected 8.99 Choir the remainder work in Farming- Woodbridge Hall about 6 a.m. in the ongoing dispute over edged that the company had given reverse 10 years of progress Technologies and Local 743 of the waters. Goodwin said. apartheid and divestment. the M VD permission for the checks toward equalizing educational op­ International Association of Mach­ ton. Putnam said. The conference was co­ MEG. 13.99 The arrests for disorderly conduct began shortly after 8 a.m. and had given its employees portunity between rich and poor inists began April 14. and were Workers will vote on the contract sponsored by the National Marine Deluxe 24" Bamboo Rake 1049 advance notice. But spokesman towns. "very productive” in the seven or at a 1 p.m. meeting Sunday at 11 HP 38" Cut Electric Start 7-Speed. Sturdy aluminum frame with staycool when Yale Provost William Brainard warned the students to Fisheries Service, the New Eng­ pfasfic arms and braced legs. Cotorful leave. When they refused, he notified them they were suspended Marty Moore said there was no Republican leadership says it eight sessions held since then. Winsdor Locks High School, she land Estuarine Research Society, Our Reg. 5.49 said. Details of the proposed 3.99 webbkiglor summer dscori for violating university regulations by blocking the entrance to conflict of interest. has the support of GOP senators Almeida said. the University of Bridgeport, the Sturdy spreader bar and hardwood handle. Riding Mower contract will be presented to ^ ^ Transmatic drive. Also has 5-po8ltion cutting deck adjustment luid the building that houses Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti's Migliaro. a critic of the manda­ but not among Republican repre- In December 1985. machinists at Citizens Advisory Committee of •1 0 * Rake. Reg. 4.29...... 2 .9 9 •Matehhi94«l|PMM>M Ct>M— tory annual emissions tests, said it . sentatives. the Middletown. North Haven and members at the meeting, she said. spring mounted cushioned seat, Cuts those big Jobs down to size! Reg. 23.99 ...... 1 9 .4 9 office. the federal Environmental Protec­ • 1 0 'Rake, Reg. 2.29...... 1 .59 tion Agency's Long Island Sound Study, and the Long Island Sound Our Reg. $1199 Tree plantings celebrate birthday Taskforce. HARTFORD — Flowering crabapple trees were ready for PR problem cited at examinei^s office planting at noon today by Gov. W illiam A. O 'N eill and officials in the state’s 169 communities to celebrate Arbor Day and Educators FARMINGTON (AP) - The the chief medical examiner. several of her subordinates and Lloyd, who is expected soon to Connecticut's 350th birthday. chief state medical examiner's Galvin was replaced by Dr. H. supported by other employees, comply with Gov. William A. O’Neill was scheduled to plant 10 crabapple trees at the office needs to improve its rela­ Wayne Carver on March 19. after Shipman reported. O’NeiU’s request for a full report governor’s residence in Hartford, while municipal leaders tions with families of victims, and several weeks of controversy "Not having availed itself of the on the issue. unaware of planned to do the same in their cities and towns, said Barbara should consider appointing a com­ surrounding reports that she al­ opportunity to hear a full response Carville. associate director of the Connecticut Nurserymen’s munity relations officer, says a lowed her pet dogs in autopsy from Dr. Galvin to the charges, the Association. member of the state Commission rooms. subcommittee, like the commis­ AIDS case Each municipality received at least 30 trees last week with the on Medicolegal Investigations. Dr. Bernard Gondos, the second sion. can come to no firm conclu­ understanding that one would be saved for simultaneous planting In a report issued to the member, resigned in protest of sion as to the events presented to GREENWICH (AP) — A Green­ at noon on Connecticut's Arbor Day. Galvin's ouster. it.” Shipman wrote in his report. commission Thursday. Mark S. 6 wich teacher's death from AIDS Shipman said. “ The complaints by Shipman, a Hartford attorney, The statement goes to state Spruce Street Mobil • earlier this month raises questions Judge rules Medicare rules wrong parents and families are too concluded Thursday that Galvin’s Health Commissioner Douglas about the effectiveness of a school numerous and too consistent to be Doberman pinschers were allowed Full Service Gas board policy, since town officials NEW HAVEN — The federal Medicare system in Connecticut considered aberrant." in the autopsy room but he could were not aware of the man’s was wrong in applying blanket rules to determine benefits for Shipman is the only remaining not confirm other allegations, THE PACKET 220 Spruce Street illness, according to a published certain kinds of physical therapy for the elderly, a federal judge member of a two-member subcom­ including the report that dogs report. 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Peace still By Richard C. Gross turn back. The remaining helicop­ Jack United Press International ters met C-130 transports carrying You Slashep prices Without News Analysis the 90 commandos, fuel and Anderson W ASHINGTON - Rising like a equipment at Desert One. a dim hope CUTTING SERVICE! phoenix from the ashes of Desert But a hydraulic pump failed on a One, the failed attempt to rescue third helicopter and it could not be HoW PIP You PO IT ? American hostages in Iran six meant business. repaired in the desert. It left only years ago today, the military has The administration likes to point five choppers for the mission when The most recent development in the search become a powerful combat force, to them as improvements over the a minimum of six were needed. Adding to the humiiiation, one of for peace in Central America must be able to strike with a precision that Carter years, but President Rea­ nearly approaches perfection. gan has his own defeats with which the helicopters collided with a regarded with a combination of optimism W E C O T Logic got Libya is the prime example of to reckon. C-130 on take-off from Desert One. and skepticism, sadly weighted toward the that rebirth, although the 11- Both aircraft were engulfed in latter. MAINTENANCE! minute air strike against it re­ T H E SUCCESSES followed the flames. Eight men died and five others injured. On Thursday, several members of sulted in American losses and disaster in Beirut in October 1983, a push from equipment failures that constantly when a terrorist suicide bomb Congress said statements by Reagan plague military operations. killed 241 U.S. servicemen sleeping THE MISSION commander. administration envoy Philip Habib reveal Any direct comparison between in a Marine baracks. Arm y Col. Charles Beckwith, some hope for U.S. cooperation with the the attempt to rescue S3 Ameri­ That expto'sion disarmed an called off the operation. "The thing was a fantasy,” Contadora mediation process, which seeks to Rep. Aspin cans held hostage in Tehran six America whose impotence also years ago — which left eight men had been symbolized by the Dec. 4. another Pentagon official said. "It end hostilities between this country and dead and two aircraft in flames — 1984 downing of two Navy attack would have been a bloodbath. It’s Nicaragua and to remove foreign troops WASHINGTON — Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis.. the and the retaliatory raid against planes by a Syrian missile and the fortunate it didn’t work.” "There was little margin to from the region. That long-running effort — hard-working chairman of the House Armed five Libyan military targets April inability later that month of the IS would be misleading and compensate for mistakes or plain involving Panama. Mexico, Venezuela and Services Committee, generally rules on Pentagon 16-inch guns aboard the newly implausible. recommissioned battleship New bad luck,” a Pentagon panel that Colombia — has been repeatedly undermined matters with the impartial wisdom of King But the intervening years be­ Jersey to hit their Lebanese militia investigated the debacle said four by administration policy as well as by Solomon. tween the failure of Desert One targets. months after the mission. intransigence on the part of the Sandinista But when a Wisconsin company was in danger of April 25, 1980, and the success in “One of the lessons of Desert One The lesson was learned. UPl photo losing a lucrative A rm y contract. Aspin Libya provided the Pentagon not was that you can't do operations of Three aircraft carriers with 270 government. intervened and. emulating the biblical monarch in only with the time necessary to that sort on the cheap, either for planes among them were dis­ But in a letter to several members of the his most famous ruling, suggested that the baby correct mistakes but with $1.5 economic or political reasons,” a patched to waters off Libya for Tiptoe through Washington House of Representatives earlier this month, be cut in two. And unlike the harlot in the Old trillion to rebuild its forces with Pentagon official said. flight operations in March, when two probably would have sufficed; Habib seemed to offer a new and more Testament story, the A rm y agreed to have its new equipment and more intensive Said another, a general who Brilliant tulips bloom in front of the of warmer days ahead. training, so the muscle would asked not to be identified further, and 38 Air Force and Navy attack contract cut in twain. And it was done. Capitol building in Washington, a sign constructive approach to the situation that bulge when flexed. the Libyan raid is "demonstrable planes took off for the air strike would presumably be welcome in Nicaragua. In acquiescing to the chairm an’s urging, the evidence that the operational against Libya, although only 25 of In a surprising turn of events, the letter Arm y overrode three detailed studies. Here’s P R E S E N T AND FO R M ER Pen­ forces in the field are, in fact, them swept in to bomb. Six were purported to indicate a willingness on the what happened: tagon officials believe that im­ ready. Across the board, the spares and seven turned back with EMERGENCY The Arm y wanted an economical replacement provements in force readiness and current forces are more ready mechanical problems. It’s time to save Fire — Police — Medical part of the administration to seriously for magnesium batteries, which don’t work well in espionage, and Washington's wil­ than they were six years ago.” The series of carrier exercises consider the peace plan offered by the [’86 sub-zero weather and conk out altogether at 40 lingness to let the on-scehe com­ It is clear the military was not and flight operations off Libya, which stretched back to mid- DIAL 911 Contadora nations. The proposal calls for a fiCCKS below. The answer seemed to be lithium batteries, mander run his own operation, ready for the Iran rescue attempt. some daylight again In Manchester SiLwS- nCA January, were part of the planning which perform well in the cold, are more powerful made the difference between Iran As planned over more than five treaty requiring the Sandinista government H-P for the Libyan air strike. Pentagon and last longer. Lithium batteries cost more than and Libya. months, the mission had the aura to hold elections and offer some democratic Consequently, the Soviet Union. of Holiywood, and. if successful, officials said. The objective: to test magnesium batteries, but the A rm y figured it was WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ energy to be turned to the war reforms. It also would mandate ‘‘a cessation America's allies and the American clearly would have raised Carter's Libyan air defenses. effort. worth it, and last year decided to switch. cans will shortly be able to enjoy of support to irregular forces and/or public have changed their percep­ political stock. But it was risky, "You want to build into every more evening tennis, golf or Daylight-saving continued in The General Accounting Office, though not sure military operation the redundancy insurrectional movements from the date of tion of the U.S. military from a which the Carter administration cookouts — thanks to that extra 1919 but then was dropped as a about the A rm y's cost figures, concluded that "the bumbling loser to a “can do' ’ force, readily acknowledged. that wiil mean success in the face deluge of protests demanded that signature,” which translates to an end to U.S. O p e n F o r u m hour of daylight instituted as a OUTDOOR operational advantages of the lithium battery said retired Gen. Edward Meyer, of unforseen developments,” a wartime measure but now used the system be abandoned in Pentagon official said. "That backing for the contra guerrillas seeking to justify the A rm y ’s decision to move from who served as Army chief of staff THE GOAL WAS to ferry 90 primarily for recreation. peacetime. The time shift caused didn't happen with Desert One.” overthrow the Sandinistas. magnesium to lithium batteries.” between 1979 and 1983. commandos to the spot dubbed It’s time to spring forward to major disruptions for rural resi­ If the university's business “ Absolutely true.” he said of the Desert One. a site in the Iranian FLEA MARKET If such a treaty were to be signed, it clearly Students should Coventry must daylight-saving time. dents in a nation then primarily involvement with South Africa so military's revamped image. “ The desert about 200 miles from W H ILE COM M AND and control Thechangetakeseffectat2a m. farm-oriented. would be in the best interests of both nations A STUDY by the Arm y’s communications- of the Iranian rescue mission was affronts his ersatz moral and change in perception in the minds Tehran, the city where the 53 Sunday, although most people will divest themselves consider needs electronic command predicted that the conversion “ ideal” at the upper echelons of During World War II, when lEffV 1ACOBS and the region as a whole. Any verifiable and ethical standards, let him divest of the Soviet Union and our friends hostages were being held in the set their clocks ahead before to lithium would save $1.5 million over the next the chain of command, the Pen­ energy again took paramount balanced agreement would stem the himself by cancelling his regis-, is that we have the abiiity to U.S. Embassy. retiring Saturday night. five years. The lithium contracts may total $50 tagon review panel said, “ further importance, daylight-saving time tration with the institution he' To the Editor: perform.” From there, the commandos It was during the anxious years ever-increasing chance of a Vietnam-style To (he Editor: down the operational chain, com­ was reinstituted from 1942 to 1945 million in the first year. Viewed separately, the Oct. 25. were to be taken by helicopter into of World War I that Americans FLEA MARKET superpower conflict that would involve much attends. Of course, he will not do mand relationships were less well — only it was done on a year-round A third study, by a chemistry professor, two 1983. invasion of Grenada with the mountains 50 miles from first took this step — only 35 years I can't help chuckling every such a thing. This logical action Coventry’s Police Chief. defined and not as well under­ basis under the title War Time. destruction and would ultimately benefit no Navy scientiests and two outside consultants, 7,000 soldiers and Marines, the Tehran. They were to journey by after agreeing to a national time time I read about a white college would require sacrifices on his Frank Trzaskos. has a goal. stood.” Translation: too many EVERY SUNDAY ;>»: one. said: "Th e A rm y ’s program to concentrate on unprecedented interception in Oc­ truck the next night into the heart system. IN FO R M ATIO N 242-1849 part. What would his future be He would like to see a modern cooks stirring the brew. After the war some states and student empathizing so deeply lithium batteries is reasonable" The experts tober of an airliner hiding sus­ of the Iranian capital, rescue the The summertime shift ahead, In Nicaragua. President Daniel Ortega has like if he had to transfer to full-time police department in “ In Iran, everything was done by localities retained the practice, but Mamhester Parkade with putative tyranny, (Do thou­ found that the need for more power at lower pected terrorists, the destruction hostages and make their getaway begun in 1918, was designed to save there was no national consensus indicated that he is willing to initial the another college? Lose a semes­ the town of Coventry. Because he of two Libyan mi.csile boats and a aboard choppers that were to land committee, and they were told West Middle Turnpike sands of black Africans desper­ temperatures “can realistically be met only with fuel by reducing the need for lights until 1966, when the current system treaty on June 6 as proposed by the ately seek entry into South ter and his competitive edge in is a professional who has a great radar in March, and the air strike in a soccer stadium across the what was going to be done from in the evening, allowing that lithium batteries.” Washington,” a Navy official said. was adopted by Congress. Contadora nations. But like officials in this Africa to be exploited’.’) Some­ the kingdom of Yuppidom? And deal of respect for his profession, against Libya are not spectacular street. Finally, the Pentagon inspector general is “ It gave them no flexibility.” country, the Sandinistas have continued to how I find myself equating him what if he could not find a we should listen to his views on achievements for a superpower. But the trouble began even university that offered an intro­ this issue. scheduled to report on the matter shortly. Sources Taken together, those actions before the team made it to Iran. With Libya, one man — Vice posture in a m a n n e r that is fa r fro m with a feminist spouting moronic told us the report will say the lithium batteries are leave the impression — both Two of the eight helicopters, Adm. Frank Kelso, the 6th Fleet platitudes concerning woman­ ductory course in trend? Well, he However, there are other reassuring. better but more expensive, and that some abroad and at home — that a better which took off from the aircraft commander — coordinated the hood or with Dr.. Ruth talking would get to the ripe old age of 23 views about police protection in Because of the continued belligerence on batteries made of lithium and some made of prepared, a better trained and a carrier Nimitz and clattered for attack without Washington looking about sex. without a B.S , or a passport to Coventry. Some believe that over his shoulder. magnesium may be preferable until a cheaper, better coordinated U.S. military 700 miles over the desert, had to both sides and a lack of clear support for the The doctor (of Hip and Pop) the good life. Coventry does not need a police second-generation lithium battery can be letter in other quarters. Habib’s position is has read a lot about fornication, Imagine life without a frequent department at all. but could do S : AMFJIICA’S CAUDEN CENTER developed. like a mere flicker of light at the end of a long the woperson always wanted trips to the Caribbean where he very nicely with a resident state ricomminds... Garden Center Opens 8 a.m. on Sat, and Sun. Against the formidable array of expert opinion, men to be more like it. and the could, from the distance of a trooper and constables. tunnel strewn with explosives. the magnesium battery had only one thing going closest the totally socialistically luxury hotel, raise his conscious­ Those of us who serve in local In this case as in most others, the for it: Ray-O-Vac. The firm is the sole contretor Turf 8uHd«r Plus Halls 5,000 Sq. Ft. responsible college student ever ness. grow and become aware of government must seek to respon­ administration is not speaking with one for the A rm y ’s magnesium batteries and has its Sole Price 16.B9 came to being oppressed was the black experience? sibly find the best solutions to the voice. And the most important player. headquarters in Madison and five other plants at Mia Rebate -2 .0 0 ” Ortho when he had his teeth straight­ Nope! Better leave the sacrifi­ town's problems even while ^ W o o d l a n d various locations in Aspin’s home state. As it WEED-B-GON President Reagan himself, has indicated no ened. for which daddy dearest ces to someone else. confronted with conflicting 643-8474 8 am-6 pm dally GARDENS 168 Woodland St Cost After Rebate 1 4 . 9 9 turned out. this was enough. Lawn Weed willingness whatsoever to de-escalate the shelled out at least three grand Oh. yes, the black college points of view I have a great deal Killer Turf Suildar Sq. FI. level of useless rhetoric surrounding the The white student who de­ student. How wonderful it would of respect for Chief Trzaskos and GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT TODAY ^ 5,000 RAY-O-VAC primed the powerful committee a 2 9 points of dispute. mands divestment on the part of be to see him. or anyone else, his goal, but I also know that Sale Price chairman with information and Aspin set out to . 2 .0 0 the university he attends from erecting shacks that depict the there are limits to the amount of FRUIT TREE SALE ’ Mfg Rebate Asked about the letter, both Habib and a change the Army's mind. Correspondence companies that do business with living conditions of political money we can responsibly spend Many In Bloom Cost After Rebote 6 . 2 9 State Department official contended obtained by our associate Les Whitten includes a NOW South Africa is just like 40 black prisoners in Russia. Poland or on police protection Chomot, opploa, poora, phims, ole. unconvincingly that it did nothing but restate letter from Aspin to Assistant A rm y Secretary RoS- African states who denounce Nicaragua. Coventry remains a relatively ONLY Turf 8ulld.r 10,000 Sq. FI. Ja y Sculley last Sept. 18 saying: " It might make 1 7 ^1 8 " the policy the administration has been South Africa with righteous So what is wrong with identify­ safe place to live and work, for tor 39" Sole Price 15.89 more sense to abandon the idea of a universal ■4.00 following. But Rep. Jim Slattery, one of those indignation at the United Nations ing with others because of the civilians and police officers Mfg Rebate battery.” Instead. Aspin suggested, the A rm y to whom the message was addressed, saw a and then line up quietly to do color of their skin? Possibly alike. We all want Coventry to (UUIDSUI1IIG (UMTS OrMovlew. Cost Alter Rebate 1 1 . 8 9 could buy lithium batteries for “specialized needs Weed4-Gon more than $1 billion worth of nothing and probably all. For remain safe, and if possible, new flexibility he thought might “ untie the and a larger quantity of cheaper magnesium business with it a year. what lauded as solidarity on the become even more safe. More Spring LAWN PANSIES Turf 8uiM .r 15,000 Sq. FI. Sole Price 4 .9 8 Gordian knot " that has kept Central America batteries.” Mtg. Rebate *1.00 Divestment on the part of these part of blacks is denounced as police protection is an impor­ 3/5.45 III calm Sale Price 2 1 .9 9 on a tense and violent edge. Aspin added pointedly: “ I would appreciate COV8T8 nations would put principle racism when whites engage in tant. but not the only, way of FOODj Mfg Rebate -6 .0 0 Cost After 3 O 8 All concerned will be better off if Slattery’s your personal attention on this matter.” 1S.000 aq. ft above economic well being and the same shenanigans. achieving that goal. Rebate The A rm y didn’t take the hint, so Aspin wrote Atoo ' •■•hr a8i.Lallau.Biaiia8.8ala,8iMBMI,l r.Ta Hemaaload Lawn Food was a longtime F B I informant and that his F B I W A SH IN G TO N — Its ties to the Teamsters have probaly for much longer. Pa8psn.slt,att. tj** D m MG P u c k ______i,sooaq.a $2^95 been a frequent cause of embarrassment, but the handlers had given him permission to pad his Footnote: An Aspin spokesman defended the White House can't seem to duck such controversy union’s payroll. A rm y's switch and Aspin's role in it. The fact REMEMBER MOTHER’S DAY MAY 11 The Reagan administration has been very close This didn't end the Presser matter. Justice that a Wisconsin corporate constituent of the to the Teamsters, a labor union linked repeatedly Robert Department sources say that two grand juries are chairman benefitted was irrelevant, he said, to crime probes — and to its chief. Jackie Presser still looking into Presser's activities. adding: "The system saw the logic and reversed Burpee Grow Fertilizers 6th Annual ^ p r i f l g S t t l c Sale Price 5-BB Easy Green Spreader Now the White House has been embarrassed by Wagman itself.” the final report issued by the President's L A S T J U L Y , the Cleveland grand jury was told MIg Rebate *-1.00 Sale Price 21.95 Commission on Organized Crime, a blue-ribbon not to seek indictments, but it has remained in Confidential file Cost Alter Mfg Rebate -2.00 7.77 session and has shifted its focus to the Art & Picture Framing...The LARGEST EVER! 4 .9 9 panel headed by federal Judge Irving Kaufman Diplomatic sources were astounded by recent Rebate Diazinon Presser-FBI relationship. Since that grand jury For (lowers or vegetables, 10- The report blasted the Reagan administration's reports from Colombia, where a rebel chieftain Ready to use granules to kill doesn't have jurisdiction in Washington, a April 19th - 27th lb b a g ties to the Teamsters and to Presser. It said that control of organized crim e.” he answered: “ Y e s " set some kind of record for paranoia and Speed ot a rotary with accur­ billbugs, chinch bugs and separate Washington grand jury is now hearing 2Vi Lb. Boxed Oiew ’ Cott erfer the Labor Department, which enforces union So the White House is nervously awaiting new counterproductive brutality. Known only as a c y of o d ro p spreoder. other pests, 10-lb. bag. evidence. This evidence concerns whether FBI 2 0 % OFF AU CUSTOM FRAMING rebate...... 4-50 anti-racketeering laws, suffers “undeniable grand jury findings — as is Vice President Bush's Delgado, but nicknamed "Monster of the Andes,” agents lied during a Justice Department probe of susceptibility to political pressure.” political camp. Bush has been the the guerrilla leader became convinced that his the bureau's relationship with Presser. Even when political pressure isn't used to administration’s point man in contacts with undergrond faction, the Ricardo Franco Front, 25^/0 OFF CUSTOM FRAMING with purchase of original art EARLY BIRD SPECIAL COUPON influence federal investigations, the report said, Presser. and he and Presser have been It's said that both grand juries are focusing on had been infiltrated by government spies. Saturday, April 26 8 a.m. • 10 a.m. Only “certain political alliances and well-timed photographed together on numerous social whether the F B I gave Presser specific permission Delgado’s solution was to execute 134 of his political contributions can create an appearance occasions. If the Presser story doesn’t fade, these to pad the union payroll or whether, instead, the followers in cold blood. The victims included a 2 5 % to 5 0 % OFF A U ART— FRAMED or RNFRAMED (in stock) Hyponex of impropriety " pictures could haunt Bush in the 1988 campaign. F B I agents who worked with him tried to pregnant woman and a 10-year-old child. Delgado (Sales do not apply to area artists’ work) C o w M anure retroactively "save” him from being indicted — boasted to journalists of his slaughter, which a “ IN H I E C U R R E N T A D M IN IS T R A H O N .” PRESSER WAS VIRTUALLY the only major and. if so. why. baffled State Department source said virtually Sale Price 1.77 said the report, “ the long delays in reaching a union leader to support the Reagan-Bush ticket in The F B I is said to be actively aiding the current wiped out the rebel group. FREE POSTERS (in stock) if framed here at sale price resolution of a'Department of Justice 1980. He was invited to take part in White House probe. Mfg. Rebate -.4 0 investigation concerning ... Presser have led to a advisory councils and social functions. It was Previously. FB I Director William Webster said FEATURING... Cost After sim ilar concern whether Presser s support of the later charged that a federal investigation of that as a result of an internal F B I investigation, R.C. GORMAN. P.B. MOSS, M.DELICROIX, G. AZOULAY, Presser was stopped because of his close White some of the agents involved in the Presser matter Rebate 1.37 administration in the I960 and 1984 election iHaiuhpstrrt HrralJi J. CARTER, EARLE, E. TA Y and much, much more ... House ties. might be subject towliscipline. campaigns influenced conduct of the Founded In 1881 investigation" Presser was the target of a three-year Finally, in a major Kansas City trial, five Composted, naturally reputed organized-crime flgures were found The report said the commission hadn’t labor-fraud probe by the Justice Department's WCHARO w cosonovc Puoewiw organic. 2.88 specifically looked for “ any evidence of Cleveland Organized Crime Strike Force. guilty of skimming profits from Las Vegas OOUOLASA BCVINS ...... E»«eutt»« EdHor Kleenup JAMES P SACHS...... Muwgtng E««or CDiAMRD DCAI1 Limit 10 bags. wrongdoing" in the Presser case, but it added that Prosecutors presented that grand jury with casinos. On the tapes of wiretaps that were An improved Ortho Kleenup played, crim e bosses bragged that the mob owned ALEXANOEn QinELLI...... AwoeWM EdHor Not Availat3te in Wethersfield 5 Windsor “ the impact of such contacts can lead to an evidence concerning “ ghost employees” on the GALICRY Coupon Good Saturday, April 26 • a.m. -10 a.m. ^ grass and weed killer 24-oz. erosion of public confidence and dampen the payroll of Presser's home local in Ohio. However, the Teamsters and discussed how they would MARIE E SIEFEERT . A<»i*rti«iog Diteoor/Awoc PuDIWw Ready to use.______desire and end racketeering. when the head of the strike force asked for place “ their man.” Roy Williams, at the union's MARK F ABRAITIS BuUn^ Mmgw helm Williams was Presser's predecessor 9IELDON COHEN CompoUng Mn«j«r When James Harmon, the commission's permission to seek indictments, he was called to ROBERT H HUBBARD Prwroom Mewger executive director and chief counsel, was aksed if Washington and told to end the probe. JEANNE Q FROMERTM OcuMOon Minegir 1790 CUIGTOnMt SOUTH WtttSOKCt Q60M HMME CJbSTCBS LTO (gO3)6J4-87S0 the Teamsters union was “currently today under It was said, but never confirmed, that Presser Robert Wagmaa is a syndicated colamnist. M A N C H EST E R H E R A LD . Friday. April » ■ 1W6 - » t - MANCHESTER HEBALD. Friday. April M. 1986 Shelter Obituaries SPORTS M argartt LaavHt Andrew P. Kravontka ‘a unique Margaret (Toman) Leavitt, 69, Andrew P. Kjravontka, 69, of of 207 Glenwood St., died Thursday Glastonbury, died Thursday at at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Gilda success’ She was the widow of James J. Leavitt. (Accornero) Kravontka Indians nip East in ghastiy performance She was bom in Manchester and He was bom in Manchester and Contlnned from page 1 was a lifelong resident. Before she had lived most of his life in retired, she was employed as a Glastonbury. He was employed as to educate the public on who the By Lcn Auster In six decisions. “ For our s|drit, we secretary by the law firm of a carpenter, retiring from Pracon homeless really are, she said. Sports Editor needed the win very much,” said LaBelle. Rothenburg & Construction Co. of East Hartford. “ They’re no different than you or Manchester coach Don Race. Woodhouse. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of 1 they just don’t have loved ones If Abner Doubleday had been “We’ve been giving away a lot of She is survived by a son, James World War II and was a member of around them,” Maneggia said. strolling past Mori arty Field in his games. We needed to beat a good T. Leavitt, and two grandchildren, the Knights of Columbus, “ As far as I can see, we’ve come a horse and buggy on Thursday, he team.” all of Manchester. Manchester. long way.” would have been aghast at the ’The clubs took turns giving each The funeral and burial will be Besides his wife, he is survived The shelter has had as many as sight he was seeing, pulled over otiKr runs. East took a 7>6 lead in private. The John F. Tierney by two sons. Michael Kravontka 36 clients stay for the night and as and demanded that East Catholic the bottom of the sixth on some Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., is and Paul Kravontka, both of few as five, she said. Few er people High and Manchester High cease daring strategy by Penders, who in charge of arrangements. Glastonbury; a daughter. Carolyn use the shelter on weekends, and desist the spectacle they were noted he had to try something Memorial donations may be Tarca of Bozrah; two brothers, Maneggia said. making of his game of . different to get some runs home. made to the American Heart John Kravontka of Manchester The town shelter has an edge But Abner was no where to be “ We didn’t hit the ball that hard at Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ and Frank Kravontka of West over other programs of its type found to force a halt to what turned all today,” he said. ford 0610S. Hartford; and a sister, Elizabeth because volunteers are encour­ out to be an 8-7 Indian victory that In the E agle sixth, J.B. Kaldy Kawecki of Waterbury. aged to be supportive of the people was far from winning pretty. beat out an infield hit and Kevin The funeral will be Monday at who come in, she said. Riggs walked. Kevin Lawrence’s Carolyn Gratto You might tend to call it winning 9; 15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Shelter'supervisor Peter Ward, sacrifice attempt was turned into a ugly. The Indians committed five Carolyn (Stickles)' Gratto. 90, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., who also spoke at the meeting, forceout at third. Riggs and errors with four of the Eagle runs widow of Everett Gratto. of East with a mass of Christian burial at agreed. Volunteers work closely Lawrence then pulled off a double unearned. Manchester also had the Hartford, died Thursday at her 10 a.m. at St. Duntan Church, with clients, talking to them and steal with an errant throw allowing UPI photo potential tying run in the top of the home. She was the mother of Nora Glastonbury. Calling hours are developing a trust that gives the Riggs to scamper home. A bloop Reid and Clifford Crehan. both of Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. Members seventh thrown out at second base single by Mario DILoreto off his 2 shelter a family-oriented atmos­ Manchester, of Campbell Council 573. Knights of when he overslide the base. That fists sent Lawrence across the More names phere. he said. was the inning’s second-out. That, She also is survived by two other Columbus, will meet at the council “ The volunteers are there all plate. though, proceeded an uprising by sons. John Crehan of Burlingame. home. 138 Main St., at 6; IS p.m. night and I really have to lake my Just as it appeared Manchester Engravers begin the process of adding already contains more than 58,000 the Indians that was abetted by the Calif., and Richard Crehan of Sunday, and proceed to the John F. hat off to them ," Ward said was going to give another one Muncie, Ind.; another daughter, 108 new names to the Vietnam memorial names of service men and women killed magnaniomous play of the Eagles. Tierney Funeral Home, to pay Ward, who will be leaving the away. East took a page out of the Helen Zilinskas of Windsor Lacks; in the Vietnam War. ’nie winning run came home their respects. in Washington Thursday. The memorial shelter May 4 to work as a Indians’ book. Jon Roe, who lashed 18 grandchildren, and many great­ when the Eagle pitcher, a fresh­ Memorial donations may be prevocational counselor for the a double to right, ran into the grandchildren. man who can be forgiven for his made to the Glastonbury Volun­ Genesis Center, said that to help inning’s second out when he Graveside services will be Mon­ sin, failed to cover first base on a teer Ambulance Association, P.O. solve the problem completely, the overran the bag. It looked ominous 5 day at 2 p.m. at the Rose Hill Box 453. Glastonbuiry 06033. hit to the right side of the infield. for the Indians but... Town Republicans hail plan area needs some type of halfway “ Our heads weren’t in the Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. Rose Joe Casey reached on a two-base Hill Funeral Home, .S80 Elm St., house. game,” said East coach Jim Nina Walker Maneggia agreed, and said that throwing . ’That prompted Rocky Hill, is in charge of the OOP's plan to have senior Penders. “ I think we were reading By George Loyng House and Senate. The Senate is the town needs to address the issue Penders to lift starter/reliever arrangements. There are no cal­ A funeral for Nina M. Walker citizens pay the first $15 dollars our press clippings beforehand. Herald Reporter scheduled to vote on the GOP plan of a detokUicatioa, center for Mark Manglafico, a freshman ling hours. will be Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at ' towards the cost of prescription We were very flat before the gam e today, and Zinsser predicted only substance abusers because local left-hander who is going to be a Memorial donations may be South United Methodist Church. drugs under a new assistance and not ready to play. We didn’t good one, for DiLoreto. The latter Manchester's Republican state minor changes would be made. clients now have to use Hartford made to the Visiting Nurse Associ­ Burial will be at the convenience of program, instead of $6 as had been deserve to be within one run.” had relieved earlier until being legislators said this morning they One of those might be the facilities. ation of East Hartford. the family. Holmes Funeral Home. recommended by Democrats. The loss was the second in six relieved by the starter, support a compromise budget restoration of some of the $1.2 Although more people than ever 400 Main St., has charge of Swensson said she expected outings for East, which beforehand Mangiafico. agreed upon Thursday by GOP million cut from proposed salary are going for treatment. Ward arrangements. some more arguments over the was ranked in the top ten in the Anyways, DiLoreto eventually Michael DeSimone senators that would increase increases for state day-care said, it is frustrating whetl they use workers. Zinsser said. He did not final shape of the 1986-87 budget, state in a coaches’ poll. For issued an intentional walk to Sean A memorial mass for Michael spending about 8.4 percent over the shelter, go to a detoxification say how much would finally be cut, but was confident the GOP plan Manchester, the win, a much McCarthy, who homered in his DeSimone. 90, formerly of El- James J. Donnelly this year and allow a $100,000 tax center, then wind up back on the although he said he was opposed to would prevail. needed one, was only their second first at-bat. Penders then brought dridge Street, who died April 16, WEST HAVEN (AP) - James J cut. street a week later. the $1.2 million reduction. Zinsser said he also anticipated Mangiafico back to the mound. Harsld photos by Tucksr will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. Donnelly, a state labor mediator "This budget's been through During the luncheon, some coun­ some amendments in the Senate Mike Custer and Mike Charter Isaac Jogues Church in East hell." said Sen. Carl Zinsser. "The important thing is that we cil members asked Maneggia what for 30 years, has died of cancer. today from Democrats. But he M ANCHISTBR ( I) — Rot 2b2-^24), each walked on five pitches, the Manchester High’s Sean McCarthy (11) begins his siide Manchester High hurier Neii Archambauit is hatiess in Hartford. Tierney Funeral Home. Donnelly. 68. died Thursday. However, he said "by and large" should not be coming to a precon­ they could do to help; Maneggia COMV cf 3-2-04), McCorthv is 2-3-2-3, contended those changes would second free pass forcing home the action Thursday afternoon against crosstown East 219 W, Center St., is in charge of Donnelly worked for the Connec­ he supports the spending plan, and ceived number." he said. suggested that the group sit down Custer It 30-1-0, Charter c 304)-l, into second base on an attempted steai in the fifth inning only be proposed for political gain Ooden 3b4-0-l-1, Archombault pOO-M, tying run. And Chris Ogden arrangements. ticut Labor Department from 19.54 credited Republican lawmakers and discuss the issues involved, as Eagie shortstop Kevin Riggs waits for the basebaii. Cathoiic. Archambauit waiked three and struck out eight Rep. Elsie Swensson also said in order to embarrass some Lovett 4-1-M, Gavorrlno )b 2-000, bounced one to the right side of the for coming up with a budget that with alcoholism in the community. Barnett rf 2-000, Altken ph 1-000. to 1985 for the Boa rd of Mediation & this morning she opposed the Republicans. infield which both the second The baii arrived in time and McCarthy was caiied out. in 8-7 indian victory. Arbitration. would total some $4.3 billion — $122 She said the shelter could also use Totals 250-7-6. reduction. However, she said she State Rep. James McCavanagh. baseman, Lawrence, and first He mediated negotiations be­ million less than proposed by personal care items and money, ■AST CATHOLIC (7 ) — RIgos SS Elagles. supported the Republican spend­ D-Manehester. and Reps. Donald baseman, Scott Lima, chased. Race. “Our defense still looks like at 1-1. Mangiafico and DiLoreto McCarthy and Roe were each In Memoriam tween labor and management Democratic Gov. William O'Neill. and vowed that "w e are going to 2-2-10, Lawrence 4-2-00, Bontempo r1 Manchester was back in action ing plan on the whole. Bates. D-East Hartford, and J. 31-00, OILoreto II/P4-1-33, Stanford ct H iat left no one at first base a sieve at times. But we tightened combined to strike out five and 2rfor-2 for Manchester with the In loving memory of Anna Noske before and during strikes for most have showers." She said it was 31-00, Madden 36 3-010, Mandloflco today against Fermi High in "1 think we've done our job." "W ith cuts in the federal Peter Fusscas. R-Marlborough. covering with Mangiafico not up the last few innings and Neil issue seven walks. former scoring three times and who passed away April 25. 1983. of the state's major companies, hard for clients to gel ready for job p /lf OOOO, Powers dh 4-000, Lima lb Ehifield at 1 p.m. East is scheduled Zinsser said. (budget), we ju.st have to watch whose districts include a portion of 301-1, Kaldv C 3 0 2 0 . Totals 29-7-7-4. getting off the mound in time. Archambauit had it when it “ I ’m displeased with our effort. driving in three runs. Rob Lovett .Although I smile including the Connecticut Transit interviews in the two restrooms at to host St. Joseph’s in ACC action Zinsser said he expects the it," she said. Manchester, could not be reached Manchester 203 100 2 07-5 Ogden reached with McCarthy counted most,” he added. It was a terribly played game on rocketed a solo homer in the fourth and seem carefree. Co. and its union bus drivers, and a the former church. East Catholic 203 002 0 7-7-4 Saturday at 11 a.m. at Moriarty budget to win approval in the Swensson said she agreed with for comment. scoring the game-winner. Archambauit fanned eight and both sides,” Penders said. for the Indians. DiLoreto and No one misses you more than me. service workers' strike at Yale Town Manager Robert Weiss, tVP-Archombault (1-1), LP-Monglo- Field. tico (1-2). “It wasn’t pretty,” understated walked three in evening his record Poor Abner. Kaldy each had two hits for the You were always helpful. University. who attended the luncheon, urged willing and kind. A mass of Christian burial will be all service groups in the commun­ What beautiful memories celebrated in New Haven's Church ity to band together and help. you leave behind. of the Sacred Heart at 10 a.m. Britain deports 22 Libyans "If they've got a problem, we've Sadly missed by Saturday, with burial in St. Law­ all got a problem." he said. Son John rence Cemetery. CMtlawed tram page 1 terroiiats would hit 4he nation's said. "Only one may now niiK" Weiss complimented Maneg- lucrative tourist trade. Lord Brocket, who hires out his gia's work and said that she had viously concern that Libyan na­ Fred Pearson, former chairman stately home as a conference done a "tremendous" job. P tionals taking training in aviation of the British Incoming Tour center, estimated he had lost Maneggia said she's pleased DOT to begin process and being close to aircraft could Operators Association, predicted almost $140,000 in business in with the job the shelter is doing give rise to tbe possibility of that the $5 billion spent by the 3 recent weeks because of cancella­ now. terrorism." million Americans visiting Britain tions from American companies. "There's some people that may of buying Route 6 iand But the new move also will force last year will be halved this year. The U.S. jets that bombed never make it, but we'll make it I most of the students to leave Europe's tour and hotel opera­ Tripoli and Benghazi last week easier for them." she said. Britain within six to eight weeks tors already are reporting cancel­ flew from air bases in Britain. Bv George Layng nents say they want the DOT to when their six-month student visas lations following the I wo attacks on Earlier this week. Britain an­ Herald Reporter undertake a more in-depth envir­ expire, an immigration spokes­ TWA jets in the Mediterranean and nounced it was deporting 21 Security tight onmental study on the effects of the man said. Libyans for security reasons. R the Libya bombing. proposed highway and study the The state Department of Trans­ The bla.st occurred hours after Tour operator Ray Whensley, British Airways has been the portation plans to begin making alternatives. The DOT has asked the Libyan government warned in who draws 90 percent of his target of Arab terrorist attack in for wedding for an extension until May 20 in purchase offers within two weeks Tripoli of an imminent terrorist business from the United States, the past. Last July, one person was to property owners in the path of order to reply to the legal action. attack in Europe. The London blast estimated business may be down killed and 28 hurt in a bomb attack HYANNIS. Mass. (U P I) - Au­ the proposed Route 6 expressway, Assistant State's Attorney Ka­ was reported without comment by by 80 percent this season. by a Palestinian group on the thryn Mobley said this morning. thorities say security will be tight an official with the DOT'S rights of Libyan radio. " I had II tours of Britain and offices of British Airways and way department said this for the weekend wedding of TV She said the delay was granted The attack renewed concern Europe on the cards." Whensley TWA in Madrid. hostess Maria Shriver and actor morning so that the state could reply on the .Angelo Aresco of the DOT said Arnold Schwarzenegger, expected same day as three federal highway to lure hordes of celebrity offers should be made to fewer officials, who were also named as than 10 property owners by early watchers to Cape Cod. defendants, are scheduled to Local aviation officials said .May. All 136 owners in the first answer the legal action. Deaver probe is requested 3 3-mile section of the proposed Thursday they planned to bah 11 8-mile highway should be con­ Mobley .said the slate and federal planes and helicopters from the governments will argue their Continued from page 1 airspace above the Kennedy com­ tacted about selling their land Rep. John Dingell. D-Mich., if there is sufficient evidence to ask cases together because they are pound. and police said they would within two months, he said special envoys to deal with acid chairman of the House Energy and that a Watergate-style special joint defendants. The process could be delayed, rain problems. Commerce subcommittee on in­ prosecutor be appointed. cordon off the St. Francis Xavier however, by a request for a The attorney representing the Five months later, after leaving vestigations and oversight, asked Church to keep back crowds. If sufficient evidence is found, it HDTBld pf>otOB l>y Tuck«r preliminary injunction filed in U.S. group that sponsored the court the White House and opening hi.'i the General Accounting Office, the Shriver. 30, niece of the late is forwarded to a special three- District Court in Hartford by action. Eastern Connecticut Citi­ Washington public relations firm. investigative arm of Congress, to president John F. Kennedy and judge panel that .selects the inde­ Whaler backup goalie Steve Weeks hoping Captain Ron Francis (above), opponents of the $170 million zen Action Group Inc., could not be Deaver signed a one-year $105,000 examine the matter prior to co-anchor of the CBS Morning pendent counsel. sandwiched between Montreal’s Rick highway The injunction request, reached for comment. contract with the Canadians to inquiries by his panel. News, was whisked into the family (right photo) makes the save against filed on Tuesday, seeks to stop The proposed highway would represent Canada's interests in the Additionally. David Martin, A friend and confidante to compound after a going-away Montreal’s Brian Skrudland in action Green (5) and Bob Gainey (23), can work on the highway until action is extend from the end of Interstate United States. chief of the Office of Government President and Mrs. Reagan for party Wednesday at CBS in New Wednesday night at the Civic Center. break loose in tonight's game at the York and a night flight to Cape taken on a complaint filed in 384 in Bolton Notch to Windham. Deaver also faces an inquiry by a Ethics, will ask the Justice Depart­ more than 20 years. Deaver said in Weeks kicked out 18 shots in Hartford’s Forum in Montreal. .March Supporters have argued that the House panel into allegations he ment to conduct a criminal investi­ a statement issued by a spokesman Cod. Arguments on the request for a road would help revitalize the may have violated federal law gation of the matter, the Wall of his firm, Michael K. Deaver & She plans to marry the 38-year- 2-1 overtime victory. The Whalers are temporary injunction are sche­ economy of eastern Connecticut, prohibiting senior officials who Street Journal reported this week. Associates, that his "absolute old Austrian body-builder and duled to be heard at federal court and provide safer transportation leave government from lobbying Under the ethics act. the Justice integrity while in public service actor at II a.m. Saturday. in .New Haven on May 27. than the current two-lane section their former agencies for a year on Department can conduct a preli­ and private business" will be Forecasters called for partly In the complaint. highway oppo- of Route 6. issues they handled. minary investigation to determine shown. sunny skies Saturday. Momentum for Game Five in Whaiers’ corner? “Dana played a great game for MONTREAL (UPI) - The but they have tbe montentum,” intensity Wednesday. ers,” Carbonneau said. “We also worked like madmen. Tbat was tbe us,” Evans said. “You have to Montreal Canadiens are without forward Bobby Smith said. “We gave 110 percent effort on got off to a bad start. We weren’t bifference.” consider that he’s an IS-year-old ALLSTATE momentum as they head tied into “Well, I don’t see that we have Monday (a 4-1 win for Montreal), effective in the first period. Ib e Hartford outshot Montreal 24-19. playing his first playoff game. As BUSINESS Game 5 of their Adams Division any advantages,” team captain but we gave only 80 percent Whalers gave a superior effort.” Canadiens' goalie Patrick Roy ALBASI GREENHOUSES for Weeks, he stepped in and playoff series against the Hartford Bob Gainey said. ’”rhe borne ice Wednesday,” Carbonneau said. Tbe Whalers’ tenacity, despite made some brilliant saves, but MACHINES played an excellent game for us. Whalers Friday. doesn’t seem to be an advantage.” injuries, left the Canadiens Steve Weeks, Liut’s replacement, abm W e're lucky to have him.” The Canadiens, who practiced Canadiens’ coach Jean Perron Hie Canadiens may have been im press^. was also sharp when he had to be. Opening Saturday, April 26th. “Experienced Not Expensive. for 90 minutes at tbe Forum described the overtime loss as overconfident, with star goalie Rookie defenseman Dana Murzyn Tbe Canadiens may be even less Thursday, were subdued after “tough.” Tile main problem was Mike Uut and defenseman Dave “Tbe Whalers played theirgame also played a strong gam e in place lucky inGam eSif they have to face dropping a 2-1 overtime decision to inaccurate sbooting, be said. Babych out of the Hartford lineup of the year,” forward Stephane of Babych. featuring a healthy Liut and Babych again the Whalers in Hartford Forward Guy Carbonneau, wbo with injuries. Richer said. “Tbey had their backs Hartford coach Jack Evans said behind a whirling-dervish Whal­ Wednesday. has been Montreal’s best player in “ Possibly we thought w e’d have to the wall and they responded. We the win was a big lift for bis club ers’ team. ■ k Beautiful Geraniums “Sure, we’re at home Friday. the series, said his team lacked less difficulty beating the Whal­ didn’t do anything special and they beading into the Forum. i k Stanley Cup piayoffs . HANGING BASKETS: W IVY GERANIUMS. NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS. BEGONIAS. FUCHSIA. IMPATIENS, AND OTHER VARIETIES Oilers climb out of big hole with win over the Flames . BEDDING PUNTS: Bv Ken Rappoport game. St. Louis beat Toronto 7-4 to In Stanley Cup action tonight, He also assisted on Jari Kurri’s “ W e stuck to our gam e plan and undefeated in 25 games overtime W IMPATIENS. MARIGOLDS. BEGONIAS. PETUNIAS. AND Authorized Full Line Dealer gam es over a period of more than OPENINC MANY OTHER VARIETIS... The Associated Press tie their Norris aeries at 2-2. tbe New York Rangers play at the second-period score as Edmonton did everything we had to do,” Tbe Flam es were trying to take Washington Capitals in the Patrick took a 4-3 lead after two periods, Meagher said. “ We just kept two years. SPfCIAU The Edmonton Oilers have an unexpected 3-1 lead in the Division final and the Hartford then scored twice in the third dumj^ng the puck into their zone Whatorw-Canadtons . VEGETABLE PLANTS: climbed out of a hole in their N H L best-of-seven series, but could not Whalers face Montreal in the period. and kept getting on their defense to Hartford’s situation is sim ilar to GIANT W HYBRID TOMATOES. PEPPERS. LETTUCE, CABBAGE. EGG­ playoff series with the Calgary achieve the pace that carried them Adams. Both series are tied 2-2. create some chances for BhiM 7, Mapte Lm N 4 New York’s: an underdog team PLANT AND MORE!!! Flames and apparently have their to two earlier triumphs over tbe ourselves.” ytcrmt ONtn 7, FlamM 4 Doug Gilmour and Rick tbat has risen up to tie its playoff PANSIES feet on the ground again. two-tinde Stanley Cup champions. Capitals-Rangwrg series at 2-2. Coincidentally, the over 16 years servicing “ That was a sweet victory — one “ Tonight we studi our nose in a Gretxky had a band in tbe Oilers’ Meagher each scored two goals to Whalers won tbe opener of the OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 5:30 PM of the most important we’ve ever little more,” said Gretxky. wbo two goals In the first period that lead the Blues over the Maple The Capitals hope to recoup after series and lost tbe next two before caicuiators • cash registers • typewriters had,’’ Oilers center Wayne scored three goals — two i t them gave Edmonton’ a 2-0 lead, first Leafs. Gilmour’ssecondgoaloftbe a heart-breaking 6-S overtime loss winning the fourth game, 2-1 in VILLA LOUISE 1IOAO (off Birch ML Rd.) Gretxky said after a 7-4 victory sborthanded — and added three assisting on one by Craig MacTav- gam e and fifth of. tbe playoffs 47 at Madison Square Garden, their overtinne. Oppos/t* Vtto'a 39 Purnell Place • 643-6156 • Manchester Thursday night over Calgary tied assists. “ We bad to come out with a ish at 16:47 and then scoring seconds into tbe third period gave second overtinne defeat in the Two out of the three gannes will their Smythe Division final at two win tonight — and we just ground h himself at 17:07, both on power the Blues a 3-3 lead and their series. Before losing those extra­ BOLTON, CONNECTICUT be played at the Montreal Forum. 649-0164 games apiece. In tbe only other out.” ploys. eventual winning goal. period games, tbe Caps bad gone 8 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 25. 1986 - 11

1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 25. 1986 SCOREBOARD AL roundup ((Ightlng)-game miscondurt, 7^w t . LPBA rasulta Yankee starters are surprising Dodgars6.Braves3 Hunter, Cm. c g v Amirican Leagus rasults double minor, —7:10 -,. J.ozek,^|^|MV, double minor/ ' ‘'vata Thursday night’s game actually beat him, 3-1. Rijo would probably YC , LOS ANGELES At St. Pttarsburg, Flo, April X Combined Wire Services m ark),” said catcher . Yankaas2.lndlanal ATLANTA (P a r 72) turned on a wierd play that cost the trade his American League lead in Baseball ObrhM ObrhM Cgy, misconduct, 7.18, R l w ^ " ' 3831— 67 "But we haven’t been seeing it.” Wshngtn rt 4 2 2 0 Sax 2b _ 4 0 ,2 0 cm , 13:05: MeSortay, Edm, ^ lo r Cathy Krotiert Indians a run in the first inning. strikeouts for the win. Jonet Coles 3335— 68 NEW YO RK — What was The Yankees are using their legs CLEVELAm NEW YORK Assnmch p 0 0 0 0 Landrex ,cf 4 0 0 0 (fighting), 3 8 3 2 - 68 opened with a obrhM obrnM Garber p 0 0 0 0 Madick 3b 3 0 0 0 fthsinvftkl/ Edm» mleconduct, ie.»* Laurie RInker supposed to be the New York as well as their arms. Led by Jockson, Edm , mlnor-mlscond^, 16.B, Jane Crofter 3834-68 single, stole second as Julio .KL/ii AL standings Butler ct 4 1 2 0 Hndrsn dh 4 1 2 0 Romlrz ss 5 0 1 0 Howell P 1 0 0 0 3834— 68 Yankees’ Achilles heel is turning Rickey Henderson, whose 12stolen M ariner* 3, A ’s 1 Franco ss 4 0 1 0 Rndlph 2b 4 0 1 0 Murphy ct 5 0 2 1 NIedentr p 0 0 0 0 FMIU, Cgy, name mlscon^d, 16.2S, Robin Walton Franco struck oyf, took third on a Pat Bradley 3 8 3 5 - 69 bases lead the majors, they have 15 Carter it 4 0 10 Mttnglv '0 J 0 ' ’ Horner 1b 4 0 10 Brock 1b 4 111 383 4- 69 out to be the strongest part of their Rijo struck out 14 batters, but lo st Thomtn dh 4 0 2 1 Winfield rt 3 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 Marshll rt 3 2 11 By LEWIS WITHAM " t nitaSr,' cVv JoAnne Corner in the last six games and have been groundnut and scored on a single G t Harper It 3 3 3 6 - 69 anatomy. was burned by two homers and a dV L Pet. Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 0 Roenick It 3 0 1 0 Virgil c 3 0 0 1 Scloscia c 2 2 1 0 Beverley Davis by Andre Thornton. N*w York 11 4 .733 ..... Take the number of Super Penny Pulz 3 8 3 5 - 69 Led by long-time ace Ron successful on 22 of 30 this season. more scientific mound opponent Tobler 1b 4 0 2 0 Cotto d Oberkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Stubbs If 3 1 1 0 Edm, molor <*'o'’’'"PV 7 -ta-*si)Shvi 3834-69 Brook Jacoby singled Thornton Detroit • 6 .571 2'/i Castillo rt 4 0 1 0 Berra 3b 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Cedeno If 1 0 0 1 Bowls Minnesota has played In, Kim Shipmon Guidry, New York's starting Steals by Henderson in the first Thursday night in Seattle’s victory Baltimore 8 7 .533 3 brough, Cgy, m ? c im - Sherrin Smyers 3834— 69 to second and Tabler also singled. Bemird 2b 4 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b3 0 0 0 Moreno ct 0 0 0 0 Duncan ss 3 0 1 2 add Islah Thomas’ uniform Cgy, malor ’7-», 3835— 69 pitchers — 41-year-old Joe Niekro, inning and Bobby Meacham in the Boston • 7 .533 3 Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Mahler p 1 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 2 0 0 0 land, Edm, 18:31; Lovue, Edm, molor Allison Finney But Jacoby tried for third even over the A ’s. Cleveland 7 7 .500 y/7 Mechm ss 2 1 0 0 number, multiply by the points In M. J. Smith 32-37— 69 inconsistent Dennis Rasmussen fifth set up both runs as the Chmbis ph 0 0 0 0 Andersn 3b 1 0 0 0 (hlghstlcklng),19:34. * i i . i n — 3834- 69 though the play was in front of him Toronto 6 9 .400 5 Totals 35 1 » 1 Totals J Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Trent Tucker’s league-lead­ Shots on goal— Edmonton 6-li lo Beverly Klass and Ed Whitson, rookie Bob Yankees went without an extra­ “ That’s a shame to lose a Mllvraukee 5 8 .385 5 3336— 69 and was cut down for the third out C M e la n d 100 OOO 880— i SImmns ph 1 0 1 1 ing specialty and subtract the 27. Calgary 11-1314— 40. Martha Nause 3 8 3 5 - 70 Tewksbury — are 9-2 this season base hit for the second game in a ballgame like that,” said Rijo, who WMt h S w Yerh 188 010 8 0 X -2 Lori Garbaez 6 .625 — Thomas ss 0 0 0 0 3 8 3 6 - 70 row, something that didn’t happen by left fielder Gary Roenicke’s has 39 strikeouts this season. “ But California 10 (Jame-winning RBI — None. T otals 33 3 8 3 T otals 31 4 7 5 American cities In the Ameri­ Power-play conversions— Edmonton Dianne Dailey with a 2.90 ERA. They have Texas 8 6 .571 1 3835— 70 throw before Thornton crossed the there’s nothing you can do about E— Tablet 2, Franco. D P— Cleveland 1, AHonta 100 010 010— 3 can League. 32. Calgary 132. _ . Am y Benz 3836— 70 allowed just eight earned runs in all last season when they scored (Jakland 8 8 .500 2 New York 1. LOB—Cleveland 7, New L o s Angeles 010 380 02k— 4 GMlIes— Edmonton, Fuhr. Cal- Undo Hunt plate. that. We’ve got a very good team, Kansas City 7 8 .467 T/7 Margaret Ward 3834— 70 the last 44 1-3 innings for a 1.62 the most runs in the majors. York 7. SB —Butler (1), Henderson 2(12), (}ame-wlnnlng R BI — Brock (1). gory, Vernon. A— 16,762. 3835— 70 “ I was wondering what he was and we’re just going through a Minnesota 7 9 .438 3 Meacham (3), Roenicke (1). E— Ramirez. D P— Los Angeles 1. PAYOFF: The answer Is also Deedee Lasker ERA. Henderson led off the bottom of 7 9 .436 3 3836— 70 doing,” said Manager Pat Cor- Seattle IP H R ER BB SO LOB— Atlanta 11, Los Angeles 5. the number of home runs with Referee— Bob Myers. Kathy Whitworth And they are the main reason the the first with a single off Neal slump right now. ” Chicago 4 10 .286 5 Cleveland , , . 2 B— Washington 2, Duncan. HR— rales. “ Two out, you can’t go to THundoy'« M tuiii which this Boston player led Yankees have won 11 of their first Heaton, 0-1, stole second, went to The Mariners managed only two Heaton (L 0-1) ^ ^ ? 1 J i Marshall (5),Brock (2). third base unless you’re standing N«w York 2, Cleveland 1 C o m o ro 1 1 0 0 0 2 the A.L. In 1965. Name him. Legands of gotf 15 games for the first time since third on a fly ball and scored the hits off Rijo, but they were big Seattle 3. Ookland t bjasm Yorli up.” IP H RERBBSO 1958, have their second five-game tying run on a single by Don ones: home runs by Alvin Davis FrMov'* Oames Guidry (W 30) » 10 1 1 0 4 “ It didn’t seem to mean much at (All Timet EST) Atlanta GoU At Austin, Texas, April 24 winning streak of the season and a Mattingly. In the fifth, Meacham T— 2:42. A — 17,229. Mahler (LI-4) 5 4 4 4 0 1 the time but it came back to haunt and Ken Phelps, Davis hit an Cleveland (Condlotto 1-1) at New York Umpires— Home, Hendry; 1b, Cousins; D ^ m o n 2 0 0 0 2 3 (Par 70) 2'/8-game iead over Detroit in the drew a leadoff walk and stole opposite-field homer over the (J. NIekro 1-0), 7:30 p.m. Harney-Burke 31- 30— 61 us,” said Heaton, who allowed only Chicooo (Dotson 0-2) at Detroit (Petrv 3b, Merrill. Assenmocher 1-312211 Crompton-Moody X-31-63 American League East. second. With two out. Cleveland left-field wall with one out and A1 (Sarber 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 32- 32-64 four singles in seven innings. 1-2), 7:35 o.m. _ ... Country Cfub Hawkins-Fleck “ r ve had complete confidence in first baseman Pat Tabler booted Cowens aboard in the fourth. Toronto (Alexander 2-1) at Balti­ Los Angeles . _ O'Connor-Sonders 31- 33-64 Guidry, whose ERA is 1.29 and is Mariners 3. A's 1 Hershlser (W 2-2) 5 4 2 2 4 3 The following are the starting times 3831— 65 them from spring training,” Man­ Mattingly’s routine grounder into Phelps added an insurance shot in more (Davit 1-0), 8:05 o.m. Howell 2 2-3 0 1 1 4 3 Rodrlguez-Elder 3-0 for the first time since 1980, ojbhBiu o g i(u o i :jdO A Vd tor the Arizona Scramble to be held Goalbv-M.Barber 3831— 65 ager Lou Piniella said after right field and Meachain scored the ninth. 9t'

The Manchester Rec Depart­ Intermediate (boys, ages 12-14) ment will conduct youth soccer May S at Charter Oak Park. By Richard Luna cause of a pulled muscle in his clinics on the following dates for its All first clinics are at 6 p.m., United Press Internatlanal shoulder, said he was inspired by summer soccer program. while all girls midget, Junior and playing with Nicklaus. intermediate divisions will be held THE WOODLANDS, Texas - “ I still learn a lot from watching at the Kennedy Road soccer field The clinics are only for boys and The last thing Calvin Peete wanted him play,” Peete said. “ He’s girls who have previously regis­ complex. to do was embarrass himself in eiectrifying ... exciting. When you Second clinic (also mandatory) tered in January. No registration front of the "K in g.” play with him, that kind of — Pee-Wee East on May 3 at 9: SO will be accepted at the clinics. Paired with Jack Nicklaus and excitement tends to rub off. But a.m. at Illing Junior High; Pee- First clinic — Pee-Wee (ages Jay Haas, Peete -fired in four you don’t want the King to see you Wee West on May 3 at 11 a.m. at 6-7) April 28 at Manchester Com­ straight birdies to begin play at the scuff it around.” MCC; Midget and Juniors on May munity College and filing Junior $500,000 Houston Open Thursday 10 at 9; 30 a.m. at MCC; Midgets High; Midgets (ages 8-9) April 30 and shot a 7-under-par 65 to finish Peete’s fast start held up in the at Kennedy Road and Manchester and Juniors on May 10 at 11 a.m. at first round. After getting birdies on aaaoesas^ in a tie for the lead with Wayne Kennedy Road; Intermediate girls Community College; Juniors Grady. five of the first six holes on the back on May 10 at 2:30 p.m. at Kennedy (ages 10-11) May 2 at Kennedy Grady birdied 10 holes and held a nine, Peete was 5 under midway Road; Intermediate boys on May Road and Manchester Community 1-stroke lead with one hole to go, through. He birdied the first hole 10 at 2:30 p.m. at Charter Oak Field College: Intermediate (girls, ages but on No. 9 — he started on the on the front nine, hitting a 3-(oot (Rennet field). 12-14) May 5 at Kennedy Road; back nine — Grady hit his putt, and Nicklaus eagled the hole, approach over the green 35 feet bringing him to 5 under and 1 away from the pin, putted from the stroke behind Peete. fringe to 5 feet away and missed a Then things went sour for Demaret’s friends putt for par. He bogeyed the hole Nicklaus. He bogeyed No. 3, double and had to settle for the tie. bogeyed No. 4, and bogeyed twice Entering today’s second round, more to finish with an even-par 72, trying to win iegacy the co-leaders hold a 2- stroke lead seven strokes behind the leaders. over Mike Hulbert. Nick Faldo, Peete, a two-tournament winner Rod Curl, Jay Haas, Bruce Lietzke already this season, took a week off By United Press International tage over Orville Moody and Bruce 2 and Billy Pierot are at 4-under-par to rest after the Masters, where he Crampton in the $500,000 team 68. tied for 11th, and said he was AUSTIN, Texas — Jimmy De- event. Nicklaus, the Masters cham­ unsure what to expect Thursday. maret's legacy to the game he " I don’t play anywhere else but pion, faded on his second nine with "I really wasn’texpecting to putt loved is a tournament that serves here. I haven’t played in a three bogeys and a double bogey to as well as I did today,” Peete said. as a reunion for his old pals: the tournament since I was here last UPI ptiolo finish the first round at even-par “ I didn’t putt well at the Masters. I Legends of Golf. year. This (leading the Legends) is 72. In all, 45 players go into the was lucky to get off to a good start, "It is," said Doug Sanders, "like a miracle.” second round having shot 1-under- and that took some of the pressure opening your Christmas cards. A shot behind Moody and Cramp- Jack Nicklaus, who recently won his sixth Masters par or better, and another 24 off. You get to see all the people you championship, finds himself behind a tree during first ton. tied for third at 6- under 64, golfers are at par. "The first putt got me off and 5 only see once a year.” were the teams of Sanders-Christy round action Thursday in the Houston Open. Nicklaus, Peete, who last weok skipped the running. It kind of set up the other Now, more than three years O’Connor and Jack Fleck-Fred 5 under par at one point, had to settle for an even-par 72. Sea Pines Heritage Classic be­ ones. I was driving the ball well.” after Demaret's death, his oldest Hawkins. and dearest friend is trying to win that legacy. Defending champions Gene "Jim my got this tournament Littler and Don January were at 65 NFL draft on Tuesday started, and I was like him at along with the duos of Kel first," said Jack Burke, Jr., who Nagle-Bob Charles, Miller Barber- along with Demaret founded the Bob Goalby and Chi Chi Rodriguez- reknowned Champions Golf Club Lee Elder. in Houston. " I thought this was The major disappointment in the something we would do once a opening round was the team of Giants looking to add firepower year, with all the guys getting Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, who is in his first year on the together for a good time. By Dave Raffa Walter Murray of Hawaii, Mike because of an improved offensive But Young doesn’t think trading senior’s tour. Making their initial "But because of this tourna­ United Press International Sherrard of UCLA, David Williams line and the emergence of Joe up a few spots is worthwhile in this appearance together as seniors. ment, seniors golf has exploded." of Illinois and Ernest Givins of Morris. But Adams is one of draft. If the Giants trade Haynes it Palm er and Player could do no Burke teamed with Paul Harney EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Louisville. several 1984 picks who could help would probably be for an estab­ better than an even-par 70 Thurs­ Thursday to shoot a 9- under 61 Like they did last year, the New Giants general manager George this year. lished player. Young won’t dis­ over the Onion Creek Golf Club day. beating only three of the 28 York Giants are more likely to fill Young lists inside linebacker as a " I f you put Stacy Robinson or count using Zimmerman to trade course and grab a two-shot advan­ teams. immediate weaknesses with play­ need, just "to make Harry (Car- Tyrone Davis in this year’s draft, down. Tampa Bay, which owns the ers already on their rosier rather son) mad,” they look pretty good.” Young 25th and 28th picks, is thought lobe than draft choices. "(Defensive end) George Martin said. interested. The Giants’ shopping list in­ has some age and Harry has some Robinson, a wide receiver, was a If the Giants can get an extra Sports In B rief cludes wide receiver and defensive age,” Young said. "W e don't want second-round pick last year and pick and flip-flop late first-round backs (two thin spots in the draft) to get caught short there. I don’t defensive back Davis was taken on choices with a team like the and defensive end and inside feel there’s a major hole like some the third round. Buccaneers, Young will be Kratzert grabs lead at S&H Classic linebackers (positions that can times before.” This year the Giants might be tempted. Young had to fill major holes in able to get players like Tim Green, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Janet Coles lost a golf ball and wait a year). Picking 19th for the "You always think moving up is ! second straight year, the Giants his first six years with the Giants a defensive end at Syracuse who is better, but in this draft m ore; A found confidence on the'same hole Thursday. are unlikely to get the top prospect and did that by drafting Phil projected at inside linebacker, or people feel a movedown is better,” A fter starting at the 10th tee in the $200,000 S&H Classic and at any position they need in Simms. Mark Haynes. Lawrence defensive lineman T.J. Turner of Young said. making the turn in 1-under, Coles drove her ball off a tree on the Tuesday’s draft. Taylor, Terry Kinard and Carl Houston, who could be eased into 338-yard second hole, and spent five minutes in vain trying to find "W e need firepower,” Giants Banks with first-round picks. Last the lineup. It. A one-stroke penalty was assessed (or the lost ball, but Coles coach Bill Parcells said. "W e year, badly in need of a running If the Giants want to trade for a sank a 28- footer to salvage a bogey-S. She then blrdied (We of her scored points last year, but we back, the Giants found George better selection, they have corner- PLAINFIELD final seven holes to finish the opening round in 4-under 68. one of didn’t get enough easy Adams available. back Mark Haynes and unsigned four players within a stroke of leader Cathy Kratzert. touchdowns. "Last year, we were fortunate to offensive lineman Gary Zimmer­ BREYHOUND PARK Kratzert, selecting her own clubs in the absence of her regular " I ’d also like an inside line­ fill a position need and get the best man for bait. Haynes held out most P caddy, birdied the final four holes in a five-under-par 67. The backer. It’s not that we’re looking athlete available,” Young said. of last season and is unsigned for Races every IS mmules. open 6 days a week 34-year-old Fort Wayne, Ind., resident, whose brother Bill plays to replace Harry Carson, but I "The higher you get. you’d better 1986. Zimmerman, who played two on the PG A Tour, lipped out on the 14th hole from 12 feet away or have to be ready for when he does take the best animal who’s there.” seasons in the U.S. Football Tag sailors share their secrets Kratzert would have ended her first round with six consecutive retire.” Adams wasn’t the major reason League, is reluctant to sign with SCHEDULE for the rebirth of the Giants’ the Giants because he doesn’t want birdies. The best of the wide receivers 1 MATINEE 1 TWILITE | e v e n in q | Coles, Robin Walton, Laurie Rinkerand Jane Crafter each shot are Tim McGee of Tennessee, running game. That came about to play in New York. a 68 over the 6,013-yard Pasadena layout, which played slightly ■' f AH 1 t oo PM 1 5:00 PM 1 7:30 PM 1 longer on the back side due to a steady 15 mph wind. Price low, price early, and don’t yell at the packs of early birds! Sherrin Smyers, Martha Nause, Beverley Davis. Kim Fn. 1 1______1 Shipman. New Zealand’s M.J. Smith. Penny Pulz. Allison Parker calls suit ‘shot in the dark’ Sal. Once they’re clean, determine the experts said. than any of the others in the "ta g Finney, Beverly Klass. two-time S&H winner JoAnne Garner, Sun. By Nancy Pappas one m an’s trash is another refuse.” began using the drug in 1976 and ’’Bargaining is to be expected, sale” column. She said she and 1986 money leader Pat Bradley were at 69. CINCINNATI (UPI)-Speaking all. That’s absurd.” Herald Reporter m an’s treasure. appropriate prices. Most Broderick agreed. ” I don’t on the matter for the first time. Parker. 34. led the National became a regular user in 1979. The Manchester Herald asked novices have no idea how long think people are losing money and should be figured into the mentions as many items as Reds outfielder Dave Parker said Parker testified he stopped price, particularly on the fairly League in batting while with the The time has finally come! veteran tag-sale organizers for this is going to take, said the because they’re pricing too possible, and then tries to imply the civil suit filed against him by stopped using cocaine in 1982 Judge denies USFL’s pretrial motion Pirates in 1977 (with a .338 the secrets behind successful experts. Set aside plenty of time. low ,” she said. ” I think they’re high ticket items.” said that there’s a little something the Pittsburgh Pirates is "a shot in because it adversely affected his You’re sick of tripping over average) and 1978 (.334, 30 home ’’You need to get your pens out Broderick. ” It’s part of the fun for everyone. NEW YORK — A federal judge Thursday denied pretrial the dark to get out of an the boxes of unmatched dishes sales. losing business because they’re runs and 117 R B I), when he was performance. of going to sales for a lot of motions by the United States Football League that would have obligation.” Asked why he has been the the in the attic. You’re tired of and get things priced way in pricing too high. People are named the league’s Most Valuable people. They feel like they’re WHEN YOU place your ad. granted the 4-year- old league victory in its $1.3 billion antitrust Pittsburgh Associates, the new Player. By 1983. his last year with player most often associated with Ps/HsstssI WMsriss At waltzing around those plastic AD VAN C E W ORK is a must, advance. It’s awful to be hitting a half-dozen sales in one getting more of a bargain if suit against the National Football League without a trial. owners of the team, filed the suit the Pirates, his average had the drug trial and now the the Ctsseettest^sMiSaek bags filled with drapes which said Pam Broderick of 68 scrambling around, getting day. They’ll figure that if your you’ll have to decide what hours Ruling on several pretrial motions filed by the two leagues, Monday, claiming that Parker, a slipped to .279 with 12 home runs. subject of a suit, Parker re­ Senior citizens always adm itted FREE looked wonderful 15 years ago. Bigelow St. things priced at 9:20, when the prices are too high, they’ll see they’ve talked you down.” your s^le will be open. Schneider Judge Peter Leisure in U.S. District Court in Manhattan ruled former Pirate, breached the five- During the cocaine trafficking sponded: "M aybe it’s because I ’m No one under 18 admitted And you’re finally prepared to A veteran "y a rd sailor,” she doors are due to open at 9:30. ” something they like just as well She finds pricing by said she has been most com mittee to be helpful. She, the case presents questions of fact that must be heard by a jury. year contract he signed with the trial of Curtis Strong in Pittsburgh black. Maybe it’s because I’m part with that mountain of baby has organized sales for her said Betty Perry, chairman of at the next sale, and m aybe it successful with a short sale. The club in 1979 because of bis admitted verbal and successful. He also narrowed several of the issues to be considered at the last summer. Parker admitted he 564-3391 clothes, now that your youngest church, for her neighbors and the tag sale at Second will carry a low er price tag.” her husband and her parents Phelps Road sale is open from 10 use of cocaine. The team is seeking trial, scheduled to begin May 12. for customers who pay her a Congregational Church last Another advantage of low gather around the kitchen table, a.m. to 2 p.m., one day only. relief from deferred payments of has made the varsity debate The judge eliminated parts of the USFL’s claims which argued weekend. prices is that things tend to sell discussing each item and setting Many people have two-day $5.3 million to Parker scheduled to team in high school. percentage of the day’s gross the NFL had attempted to monopolize the sport by interfering prices. sales, but admit that business is begin in 1988. Hooray and three cheers! But sales. quickly. Paul Frenette organ­ with USFL teams’ efforts to obtain stadium leases and by ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS Now that the goods are sorted, very slow on Sundays. " I know exactly what those what’s next? For a growing Most of the goods should be F IN E . But how expensive ized a yard sale last week for his controlling the pool of game officials. people in Pittsburgh a n doing. number, the Big Clean Out is sorted a week before the sale is should things be? ’’Price Ihings softball team. His prices were cleaned and priced, what’s the No matter what time you’re They’re taking a shot in the dark to WITH A ^ RUSTPROOF followed by the Grand Yard to begin, Broderick advised. to go.” said Ginny Schneider, low and items moved quickly as next step? supposed to open for business, Cardinals activate Danny Cox get out of an obligation.” Parker Sale. That will leave a full week for chairman of the annual Phelps a result. ’ ’You’ve got a very ’’Publicity is the most figure on early birds. said in an interview published in If your reaction is ‘ “ Not me. cleaning, pricing, advertising Road tag sale. “ Obviously what relaxed day if you’re not trying important thing for a successful “ You’ve got to be prepared (or ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals activated pitcher Danny Thursday's Cincinnati Post. Nobody would buy the junk that and setting things up. you want to do is sell your stuff. to persuade anyone they should sale,” said Perry. Design a people to come before the time “ I view this as being very Cox Thursday and optioned pitcher Kurt Kepshire to their I’ve got around,” think again. "W e ’ve always found that it’s Obviously you don’t want to take a certain item ,” he said. newspaper ad which will attract you’ve set,” said Schneider. ignorant on their part,” Parker Louisville farm club. worth it to polish up the stuff we have to haul it back up into the the reader. Some merchants abhor the told the newspaper. "They say I There’s no such thing as an Cox, the Cardinals’ No. 2 starter, fractured a bone in his ankle NEWSPAPER BOX! attic. So set a price that no BETTER FIGURE that your Broderick said she tries to unmarketable piece of merchan­ sell. It m oves an awful lot March 30 during spring training when he jumped off a sea wall in didn’t give my all. but I played with dise. As the trite phrase goes. better,” she said. reasonable person would want to customers will want to dicker. make her ad a few lines longer Please turn to page 14 Florida. He is slated to pitch Saturday for the Cardinals against broken , bad knees, all types 2 of injuries and illnesses. All I did Mount Your the at Busch Stadium. was give 110 percent in that town, and those owners want to sue Home Delivery Noah, Arias advance In net action because they say I didn’t give my Newspaper At the day will .include Prudence Crandall, who brightly painted horses and two lovers' chariots, Hartford. The group, all members of the opened New England’s first school for black will open for the season on Saturday. It’s to be university’s department of music faculty, will MONTE CARLO, Monaco — Fourth seed Yannick Noah of A Convenient women; Amelia Simmons, who wrote the first open weekends only. ITa.m. to 5 p.m., until May present works from the classical, as well as France defeated Peru’s Pablo Arraya 6-3, 6-4 and eighth seed CAMBRIDGE REPORTS American cookbook; and Gov. Oliver Wolcott, 18. From then until Aug. 31. it will be open contemporary, literatures. The concert will Jimmy Arias of the United States eliminated Marin Vajda of Location. who presided at the opening of the Old State Tuesdays through Sundays at the same hours. feature the Mozart trio for clarinet, viola and Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-2 Thursday in the second round of the House in 1796. piano. $405,000 Monte Carlo Open tennis tournament. 5 What do your Out on the lawn, about 90 Continental amd fellow Americans /f’s A Sure French soldiers — portrayed by history buffs Free test fun from all over the state — will be drilling, Magic tricics are free think about today’s Way To marching and taking target practice. The setting If you’d like to pet a llama, gasp at a few BLISS ESTABLISHED 18B2 issues? Find out Penny Pinchers’ will depict a recruiting camp of late 1781. Among amazing jump rope tricks and listen to some fine Robert Olson, a magician who specializes in 3 times weekly in the units taking part will be the Capt. Stephen jazz, then East Hartford’s McAuliffe Park is the 19th century tricks of illusion and ventriloquism, Safe News... Everyday! Buckland Artillery Company of Coventry. spot for you. The Voluntary Action Center for the will present a free performance on Saturday at 2 SWARMING The Manchester Herald Date Book Free rides will be offered around Hartford Capitol Region is putting on a festival in p.m. at the' East Hartford Public Library, 840 White Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering streets. A horsedrawn trolley will depart from the conjunction with the town of East Hartford to Main St., East Hartford. Olson’s performances • Easy to Mount Instructions Old State House, every 20 minutes from II a.m. to salute volunteers from all towns East of the are based on the work of Richard Potter, a 19th TERMITES 3 p.m. The free coach leaves from the Civic River. Entertainment will be offered by Eight to century magician who used cards, eggs, tea cups ASK FOR A COMPLETE ORDER BY MAIL Center Mall, Trumbull Street side, at the same the Bar. champion double Dutch jump rope teams and balls to astound his audience. The show is times. and magician Joey Martell. There will be softball HOME INSPECTION-NOWI Your Name ______Pick One Up At open to families, although children should be at The day’s activities are all free. They mark the tournaments, a cake decorating contest, pony least five years old to appreciate the show. Act quickly: avoid additional damage. Bliss Address ______Our Front Desk official close of the Connecticut 350th Birthday rides and a petting zoo. The fair runs from 10 a.m. termite experts— plus our technical staff — provide City ___ —______Zip Celebration. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the park, just off Route 5. It over a century of trained experience. They’ll check your entire house and Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 or... Saturday is history Parking in the Constitution Plaza South is made possible by funding from Pratt & help you avoid additional problems. 5 year guarantee included. Please send me ____ Newspaper Boxes at *7 each. parking garage will cost just $2 per car, if you Whitney. In case of rain, the fair will be moved Treat for opera buffs □ Check Enclosed □ Send It C.O.O. Contact our Have you ever wanted to discuss the circus with remember to have your ticket validated at the Old into the East Hartford High School on Forbes phone: 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 hype-master P.T. Bamum? Or take a spelling State House information desk. Street. Opera fans will enjoy the American premiere of MAIL ORDER TO: Manchester Herald Circulation Dept, to lesson from Noah Webster himself? You’ll have Franz Joseph Haydn’s ” La Vera Constanza.” to be presented Sunday by the University of Circulation Dept. make arrangements your chance on Saturday, at the Day of Living History at the Old State House in Hartford. Life is a carousei Chamber music is free Hartford’s Hartt School of Music. The perfor­ 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 at 647-9946 From 10a.m. to 5 p.m., costumed characters of mance. at 2; 30 p.m., will be held at Chrich Church c 1966 CafTXxtdg* Rapofts. Inc all sorts will wander through the building, It isn’t exactly free, but at 25 cents per ride, the The UConn Chamber Players will close their Cathedral on Church Street in Hartford. The DistrOutBd t)v King F«atur*s Syndic«t» greeting visitors and answering questions. Bushnell Park carousel is certainly a great season with a free concert on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. opera will be produced in English, as translated TERMITE CONTROL imanrl)rBtrr Mrralii] Famous Connecticut residents dropping by for bargain. The antique merry-go-round, with 48 at the Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St.. by Robert Hess of the Hartt faculty. THE OLDEST AND UUWE8T IN CONN. mianrliTBtpr KfraUi MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 25. 1986 - 1$

Cockatoos of a feather SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — Many of Australia’s popular pink and gray Galah cockatoos are being reared as young birds by a competing species, the Major Mitchell, and grow up with an Abracadabra identity crisis, wildlife experts say. Researchers said Thursday they have found that about one in Famed illusionist Doug Henning will reach every hundred Major Mitchells In the Mukinbuddin area, about into his bag of tricks tonight at the Welte an old lady who seemed to be going I’ve ever seen. Some of my buddies 120 miles northeast of Perth, is really a confused Galah. Auditorium, Central Connecticut State The mixed-up bird eats, calls and even flies like its Major University, Wells Street, New Britain. Tickets awfully slow, f heard a deafening were crying. A few of the girls crash and I felt a terrible jolt. touched my hand and sobbed as Mitchell flock mates. are $12 each for this show, which starts at 8. Glass and steel flew everywhere. they walked away. The delusion is so strong that these wayward Galahs shun their My whole body seemed to be Please — somebody — wake me own kind and a few have paired with Major Mitchells to produce turning inside out. I heard myself up! Get me out of here! Ican’tbear hybrid offspring. Grab your hammers scream. to see my mom and dad so broken The phenomenon was discovered by Ian Rowley, a senior Suddenly I awakened; it was up. My grandparents are so racked scientist with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial When you’re fixing up an old house, you can very quiet. A police officer was with grief they can hardly walk. Research Organization Division of Wildlife and Rangelands never have too much advice. The Hartford standing over me. Then I saw a My brother and sisters are like Research, and his assistant, Graeme Chapman, Architecture Conservancy, in conjunction with doctor. My body was mangled. I zombies. They move like robots. In The men found two rare cases of Major Mitchells rearing the Cheney Hall Foundation, is offering a was saturated with blood. Pieces of a daze, everybody! No one can nestling Galahs, which they tagged and studied for four years. two-day Rehab Fair at Cheney Hall and the Chicago Trib­ jagged glass were sticking out all believe this. And I can’t believe it, Cheney Homestead, to give you plenty of help une many years ago. He just W ith over. Strange that I couldn’t feel either. and advice. There will be architecture lectures enrolled in driver's education at anything. Please don’t bury me! I’m not his high school and, that piece had Hey, don’t pull that sheet over dead! I have a lot of living to do! I and a plsaterboard demonstration, advice on PLEASE, GOD, I’M ONLY 17 my head! I can’t be dead. I’m only want to laugh and run again. I want painting a Victorian house or restoring the made such a profound impression on him that he wanted a copy to The day I died was an ordinary 17. I’ve got a date tonight. I’m to sing and dance. Please don’t put ceiling on a Colonial. reread from time to time. school day. How I wish I had taken supposed to grow up and have a me in the ground. I promise if you The fair, which costs $4 per person, is open It was titled, “Please God, I’m the bus! But I was too cool for the wonderful life. I haven’t lived yet. I give me just one more chance, from noon to 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. But Only 17.” I remember it well bus. I remember how I wheedled can't be dead. God, I’ll be the most careful driver the tour of the mill district, offered because it affected me in the same the car out of Mom. "Special Later I was placed in a drawer. in the whole world. All I want is one by Manchester Community Colleges John way, so I clipped it. Unfortunately, favor,” I pleaded. “All the kids My folks had to identify me. Why more chance. I cannot find it. drive.” When the 2:50 bell rang, I did they have to see me like this? Please. God, I’m only 17! Sutherland, will be free. It will set out fro. threw all my books in the locker.I Why did I have to look at Mom’s Cheney Hall at 2 p.m. Sunday. A seminar on Will you please run it again? I am sure there are many young was free until 8:40 tomorrow eyes when she faced the most determining the age of your home will be people who have never read it. And morning! I ran to the parking lot, terrible ordeal of her life? Dad Every teenager should know the offered by the Manchester Historical Society, those who have might need to be excited at the thought of driving a suddenly looked like an old man. truth about sex, drugs and how to at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday, in the reminded of the grim message it car and being my owaboss. Free! He told the man in charge, “Yes, be happy. For Abby’s booklet, send former Keeney Street School, now at 106 carries to young people who will be It doesn’t matter how the acci­ he is my son.” your name and address clearly The funeral was a weird expe­ printed with a check or money Hartford Road, The seminar costs $3 per driving automobiles for the first dent happened. I was goofing off — going too fast. Taking crazy rience. I saw all my relatives and order for $2.50 and a long, stamped person. time. JBtrcIi The bald eagle You may use my name. chances. But I was enjoying my friends walk toward the casket. (39 cents) self-addressed envelope MARGIT NELSON freedom and having fun. The last They passed by, one by one.and to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. SKOKIE. ILL. thing I remembered was passing looked at me with the saddest eyes Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Invite* you to join u* on the James Silas prepares to play the role of Daddy Warbucks in the afternoon at 2, at Jorgensen Auditorium on the Storrs campus. Mountain for fine Italian dining. Saddles and cymbals upcoming production of "Annie," put on by the University of Tickets are $8 general admission: $6 for students, senior A horse show combined with a symphony Connecticut's Department of Dramatic Arts. The performances citizens and children. Serving D^inner Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, orchestra performance? Sounds rather odd. will be tonight at 8, Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., and Sunday Spinal tap usually painless, harmless 5:00-9:30 doesn't it? But tonight in West Springfield. Mass., the Springfield Symphony Orchestra Friday and Saturday 5:00-10:30 DEAR DR. seven years after a lumbar punc­ long-lasting pain and stiffness. and the United Professional Horsemen's ture probably bear no relation to However, the symptoms usually Sunday Noon-9:30 Association will collaborate in a program Free concert Sunday GOTT: Seven ‘Laundry and bourbon’ years ago I had the test itself. become much less severe as time Complete banquet facilities called Symphony of Horses. a spinal tap and progresses. Under the direction of Robert Gutter, who The spring production of the Windsor Jesters Hear the Vivaldi’s ‘Beatus Vir’ ’ and shorter DEAR DR. GOTT: Two years Apparently, your passenger con­ choral works by Praetoius, Pitoni, Mozart, Tag sailors say haven’t felt well recently auditioned for the position of features two one-act comedies: “Laundry & since. I get a IK Dr. Gott ago I was involved in an auto tinues to have neck pain that is for small or large parties. Manchester Symphony Orchestra's music Bourbon, and "Save me a Piace at Forest Marcello, Kenneth Nott and John Foley at a pressure across accident and was slightly injured, probably muscular, because alco­ director, this is beiieved to be the first program Lawn." The shows are directed by Bob free spring concert at 4 p.m. Sunday at Sacred it’s prudent to my back and Peter Gott, M.D. but have fully recovered. My hol relieves it. I wonder if her pain Seats up to 300 Donnelly of Manchester, theater critic for the Heart Church. 550 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon. down my rib passenger, who was wearing a seat would be more bearable if she no of its kind in the nation. The show, at 8 p.m., will \ belt, got whiplash and still wears a longer were experiencing secon­ be presented at the Eastern States Coliseum on Manchester Herald. Shows are Saturday and Songwriter Nott, the church’s director of cage, and a gen­ music, and Richard Shoup, the music assistant, eral feeling of surgical collar. Does whiplash last dary gain from the accident — the grounds of the fairgrounds. World Sunday. May 2 and 3, at 8:15 p.m. at L.P. Wilson that long? She says I could be will be conductors. Soloists will include; start out early inflammation "collecting," as you put it, pre­ champion American saddlebred and Morgan Community Center, Windsor. Tickets are $6 in and not feeling collecting like she is and not have sumably from an insurance show horses will be featured, along with advance. $7 at the door. Call 688-6996 for singers Helena-Montano Daly and Karen well. Could you tell me about this spine, introduces a slender hollow to work. She goes to parties and. company. If she were truly handi­ 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT • 646-3161 hackney ponies. The pieces to which the horses reservations. Flaherty, and flutist Paula Redinger. Harvey procedure? needle, guides it between the after she has had a few drinks, capped, I doubt that “a few Martineau will play the trumpet. The vertebral bones, penetrates the takes the collar off. I do hope you drinks" would temporarily solve will "perform" include "Fanfare for the can enlighten me on the extent of Common Man,” by Copland, and "Pavanne for Ballet in America Connectiuct Chamber ensemble will be Continued from page 13 DEAR READER: A spinal tap disc, passes into the space sur­ the problem. Perhaps more effec­ featured. or lumbar puncture is a relatively rounding the spinal nerves and this kind of injury. tive therapy could be directed DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT a Dead Princess" by Ravel. Tickets are $10 extracts some of the fluid for toward the area above the neck, "Dance America" is the title of this customers who ring the bell at 7:20 in the safe method by which a physician each, and proceeds will go to the Pioneer Valley morning and ask to see the trundle bed or the can withdraw small quantities of examination. The test must be DEAR READER: Whiplash is between the ears. Caldor Plaza, Manchester 649-5487 Therapeutic Riding Association. weekend’s special presentation by the Hartford spinal fluid for analysis. The done using strict antibacterial 'more a legal than a medical term. Ballet. Performances of dance choreographed If the shoe fits embroidered tablecloth mentioned in an ad. methods. Like those used in During an auto accident, the If you have questions about technique is useful in diagnosing WEEKEND SPECIALS in the U S. — including three works never seen The Sounding Board will present a concert by “I just won’t open my doors.” said Jean meningitis (infection of the sac surgery. Although, when properly patient’s head can be violently diverticular disease, you can get shaken in a to-and-fro manner. before — will be presented tonight and a folk group called Different Shoes, Saturday at Richmond of Ridge Street. covering brain and spinal cord) performed, the test is essentially answers in Dr. Gott's new Health ’ 8 . 4 9 Can you dance all night? Saturday at 8 at Bushnell Memorial Hall in and bleeding into the spinal fluid painless and harmless, some pa­ This sudden action can put exces­ Report on the subject. Send $1 plus Fresh Whole Fried Clams 8 p.m. at First Church of Christ Congregational, tients will experience headache sive stress on the neck’s support­ Hartford. F'or reservations, cali 527-0713. But Broderick and her husband, Roger (from stroke or injury.) your name and address to P.O, Box Come and dance the night away to music 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. Admission is $5 Fisher, just accept these people as part of When performing a spinal tap, after the tap. This usually is eased ing structures. A type of sprain can 2.')97, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure ’ 8 . 9 5 from the Big Band era to the '80s. Brad Davis per person. For reservations, call 563-3263. the doctor ordinarily numbs a by a few hours of bed rest. To my result. Like other joints in the to ask for the Health Report on P rim e R ib doing a tag sale. At sales they’ve run in their knowledge, back and rib pressure body, a sprained neck can produce Diverticular Disease, and Diane Novak of WDRC will co-host the Buy tagged bargains Manchester home, they have sometimes small button of skin over the lower Fresh Swordfish party, which will be 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at Grange honors LeDoyt made $100 before 8 a.m., an hour before their Fresh Baby Bay Scallops ’ 7 . 9 9 the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel's grand BAllroom, Look for good buys at the 4-H auction and tag sale was supposed to open. (Not good with any other discounts or specials.) It's part of the weekend-long HeritageFest, to sale Saturday from 10a.m. to2p.m. at the First (The above served with Potato. Salad. Roll and Butter) COVENTRY — Coventry Grange 75 will celebrate Hartford’s history. Tickets are $.5 Congregational Church, 8.37 Main St. Farm And at a sale they ran for a family in present its 1986 National Grange Lecturer’s Safety pin corrals rings for cleaning each, and there will be prizes for best costumes animals, pets, nursery stock, small furniture, Middletown, the cash box contained about household items, toys, sports equipment, Community Service Award to Judy Jacobsen $750 by the time the off'cial starting time and best dancers. make buttonholes on both the left . Lumpy gravy? Stir the gravy sewing supplies, books and many other items LeDoyt on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the North rolled around. DEAR ^AASSAR05 Coventry Congregational Church Community POLLY: Be­ and right front. When the baby is with a fork. will be available. Admission is free. Here’s an easy way to cook rice if Center. THERE ARE also two ways to look at the fore I clean my born and I know if it is a boy or girl, Being fleeced is fun weather. 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Last Bears Movie II: A NewGeneratlon (G) NELSON T ick et.: MURPHYS LAW month, he won a scholarship in the Frl-Sun 2, 4. — Just Betweh Friends $ 6.00 annual auditions sponsored by the (PG-13) F ri and Sat 7:10,9:35; Sun 7:10, AUGUST 13 & 14-8:30 1:IM20«ni7M^1(MI0-l»l0 9:20. — Pretty In Pink (PG-13) Frl-Sun an adult Dance Masters of America, Inc. SPECIAL (Students, Sr. Citizens) Come in diirinf; (iroimd Round's Rig Bib Rib special and 2, 4:35, 7:15. 9:30. — H eavy M etal (R) All Seats $27.50 CBITTBIS comedy by He will attend the University of Frl and Sat midnight. — The Rocky Larry $5:00 Utah asatheateranddancemajor. save 82 on anv of our delirious rib platters. Including: Best Italian 1984-86 Horror Picture How (R) Frl ond Sat t:45-3;30«1S-7:45-8;35-l1;2S IPO-Til • Full Rack of BB(? Ribs Voted Connecticut Mqgulne midnight. — Monty Python and the Gelbart Other Risley students took Holy Grail (PG) Friand Sot midnight. THE MONEY PIT awards, as well. The second • Half Rack with Sirloin Steak • Half Rack with Boneless Chicken Presents .4 New Diversified Menu MANSFIELD IZ:30-2:3IM:30-7:IO«40-I1:46 b s Call; runner-up for the Mr. Dance title Tront'Lux Collt«« Twin — Harold 646-8188 or 646-1084 was Kelly Hand of Coventry. Third • New Sweet 'n Sour Ribs • Italian Cuisine • S e a fo o d • F ow l • S te a k s • J?ibi and M oude ( PG ) F rl 7; Sot and SUn 3,7 POLICE ACADEMY 3 runner-up was John Hathaway of • New Half Rack of SweetS *n RritKT with Where's Poppa (R) Frl 6:45; Sat • Produced by apecinl arrangemem with Lebanon. Danny O’Neil of Vernon Sour Ribs with.C h lo ten April Special: (Tun.. Wed., Thur>. Only) and Sun 4:45, 8:45. — Hannah and Her 1K)6-2:S(M;40-7:38«2S-n;30 PBl Samuel French. Inc.*’ Advmrihmmeni pmriimlly funded by Sisters (PG-13) Frl 7,9; Sat and Sun 3,5, won the most talented non-finalist 7, 9. OUNOHO award. Veal Parmigiana *8.95 Present This Coupon for East of the River \ 059**U IO jU Junction of RtoB 2 & 3 / (Sert'ed with salad & siti and a choice of ttegefoble or potato) VERNON 2;3M:45-7:2S-9;S0-12Kn ipam The first runner-up in the Junior 3025 M iln 8tr**t Putnam Bridge/'''^ Cine 1 A 2 — Down and Out in Beverly •1®® off opening night. Tourism & Convention Dist, Mr. Dance competition was Jamie • Complete banquet facility for smalt or targe parties. Hills (R) Frl 7:10, 9:15; Sat and Sun 5, HANNAH ft HBt SISIBIS Gustis of Hebron. Kristin Gorham jQ lM lfifibury Seats up to 300. Full Childrens Menu. 7:10, 9:15. — Core Bears Movie II: A 20 Hartford Road. * . :-.t Ground Round, Inc. New Generation (G) Frl 1:30; Sot ad l2;S0-2:S5-SH15-7:3IMIMn-l2$» BEOI, The Little Theatre ' of Storrs was named a semi­ W inner o f Top 100 USA fo r extenijce mine lift. Sun 1:30, 3:15. — The C olor P u rple Manchester, CT ADRAIN MORRIS finalist in the Junior Miss Dance (PG-13) F rl 1:30, 7, 9:35; Sot ond Sun of Manchester 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646-3I61 1:30.4:15,7,9:35. . dance meet winner conte.st U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 28. 1986 PIAN UTS by ChariM M. •dnili HASAN T H I by Oik NrewM

OKAX 3 i t X S - ^ jold. Alison Eastwood. 1984. Rated R. Debbie Allen discusses her roie m the up­ S'.OOPM GD Ram bo coming film, " J o Jo Dancer, Your Life Is [USA] Th re e 's • C ro w d (R). [HBO] Oliver and the Artful Dodger Calling". In Stereo. Oliver teams up with the Artful Dodger to 8 :3 0 P M C D Lm & Liz in B m r i y HHIx [MAX] MOVIE; 'French W om an’ The find a missing will (90 min.) (PREMIERE! notorious FrerKh W om en is the madam iw (X) S® Mr. Butvadera (CC) Kevin makes fashion models who moonlight as prosti­ 5 :3 0 P M [TMC] MOVIE; -Richard III' tutes. Francoise Fabian, Dayle Haddon, Shakespeare's classic of the mad king, a contract with his parents to call for a ride Murray Head. 1981. Rated R. filmed In Spain and England. Sir Laurence home if he drinks at the school prom. (R). Olivier, Sir John Gielgud, Sir Ralph Richard­ QD @ ) Major Laagua Baaaball: Naw 1 1 :4 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: Moving o im UnObd *mka% tyndteiNb.»i»- son. 1955. Yotli Mata at St. Loula VIolatione’ ICC) A moronic group of stu­ dents struggles to graduate from traffic 6 :0 0 P M QD Eyewitness News (3 ) SZ) Wall Btraat Waak U.t. ACHES byJhnOavto school. John Murray, Jennifer Tilly, James (S (S) Diff'rent Strokes (3) Major Laagua BaaabaH: Boston at Keach. 1985. Rated PG-13. Kansas City IT OHNO.l I'M LOSINGXW I" I T f m Action News MV Lipy [USA] Tha Aaaociataa -^ A rCHICKLNB -u i r U F M A \ , CE) @ ) Hart to Hart (S MOVIE; 'Ha'a Not Your TH IN H A N TO M by Lm Pklk a Sy Barry fill @ ) Gimme a Break 9 :0 0 P M h a v e l ip s ? Son' An error in labelirtg tw o babies bom COC» REX// ¥ Qi) Knot's Landing on the same day at a large metropolitan H» HieHNEOS. @ NawsCenter hospital is not discovered for six months. KNOW ® ) Doctor Who Donna Mills. Ken Howard, Dorothy Ma­ vou'm: lone. 1984. (R). m S S N e w t HEREe CE ® M r. Sunshine (C C ) Paul reluc­ ® Reporter 41 tantly fills in for a miaaing actor in Leon's US MacNeil-Lehrer Newehour new play. [D IS ] Best of Ozzia and Harriet ^ The Last Precinct While Mel's [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook father makes a surprise visit, terrorists steal a 2000-year-old nrMjmmy case - [ M A X ] M O V IE : Flash Gordon' Flash containing a h id ^ n King. (60 min.) lights to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ dffil'pAVtS less. Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson, Greet Performencee: Koyean- Cl 1BBI IWWd PeeAre Bynatm .M c - - - — r** i t f Max Von Sydow. 1980. Rated PG. isqatsi This film gives a unique view of the mechanics of our daily lives without bene­ [USA] USA Cartoon Express NO OTHER THEATRE lNBAKONKHM,./tS fit of dialogue or narration and features the CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Caaala music of Philip Glass. (90 min.) (R), In COL.PeTKAStT3 6 :3 0 P M CB d® Too Close for Comfort PUTS YOU SO CLOSE MR.TUBB5.TH19 EASY YOU'RE CHECKER OUT YOU SEE. THINGS PONT SEEM] Stereo. RtACr^ fOR BtO^> * f a t 7M£6M0ST H/HO VWU.X9. l e g SO CROWDED WHEN THEY fit) Benson IB VOUR B E A T. IN th is BABYi s o YOU'l-U BE @D Novela: Bodaa de Odio TO THE STARS! AT THE CONTROLS WITH ME. ARE ORSANIZEP, @ d® NBC Nightly News YOU CAN MONITOR [C N N ] Larry King Live, SLONOIB by Daan Young A Stan Draka THE ENGINEB YOU WANT (541 Nightly Business Report KOOLANDTHE GANG FROM HERE. THE TRUTH [D IS] DIartey'a Return to Treasure Is­ luna l*-a7-Thur-Frl-*:X0 $ H .i0 g® ABC News land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are I'U. M THEHB'S NO BUT t h a t S w h a t NOW GO IT'S dl) Noticiero SIN reunited after a ten year separation. (2 hrs.) WAYLON JENNINGS h a v e ' ^ S n o r w e g ia n WANT ; c r e a t e o n e g o in g t o JESSI COLTER NORWEGIAN 9A1.AO BE ONE (61) Sanford and Son [USA] Chase Juna 21,S a id a tf:30 P M $17.50 \0RE9SINS - J f OP THOSE [CNN] Showbiz Today BLOOD.SWEAT&TEARS DAYS r Herald photos by Bsshaw 9 :3 0 P M (E ® Jo e Bash (C C ) On their [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ nightly Manhattan beat. Joe and Willie en­ David ClaytonThomas nal counter a veteran officer headed for an Jun* 3t.Sunday «t S:30PM $17.50 [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Police Academy II' emotional breakdown. (CC) The worst students ever to go to a dD Noche de Gala 4 GIRLS 4 I Planting for police academy graduate into the worst [M AX] Maxtrax KAY STARR police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve Margaret WHITING Arbor Day Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- 1 0 :0 0 P M E N e w s Helen O’CONNELL man. 1985. Rated PG-13. E ® Fall G u y (C C ) Colt and Howie pro­ tect a witness stalked by a hitman. (60 ROSE MARIE 7 :0 0 P M CE C B S N e w s M r K ta t al n i $17,M ARLO AND JANIS *' by Jim m y Johnkon Bowers School students, min.) (R). CE Three's Company above, sit in the school yard dD Independent Network News Night O f SOLID GOLD I DONTKU^VerT/'nCHOME.- ncMterwoNLViFiT'sMMie WeU,WHKTDOUlTNCCO? FORSDUemOy CE A B C N ew s 8 Stars/1 Stage for an Arbor Day planting dD Africa Report: Tears of Famine OUNCeBAaAOCIADMIHSISIS AHCNaO&eDGARMe.' CE $100,000 Pyramid From "Yakaty. Yak" to TD CONFORM ID 1HE ( ^ Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs ID(MMMUaEK]SmH0U5E.' NEIGHMRMCOPIAHHIHGCOW! by Grade 6. Shannon (1j) Jeffersons must stop a Haitian mobster whose fanati­ "Da Doo Ron Ron "...Hotl ON THE PASTHACK by SHI Holbrook July 10, Thar al a:20PM $17.50 Kaulback-Lucas, right, an­ (ji; Carson's Comedy Classics cal followers are creating a reign of terror A l (g) (M) in Miami. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. SERGIO FRANCHI nounces the program to July 11. Ftl al 0:20PM $17.00 C ^ M w n s IM ^ A m s 6 tt> i I PONT WHArj> ^ @ Wheel of Fortune dD Start of Something Big NO ONE 1NINKS I ITMAI? HOMAN FWUN&5 | IZMDOWN.' HIM? V ,-_ V//, while Steven Prouty pulls to blow it up for the insurance, but his FOUR SEASONS Of. EM«rtioN5/ * Nightly Business Report daughter turns it into a brothel instead. Pe­ THINfr/ out the shrub to plant near J u l y 1S . T u e a t i : 30P M $ 17.50 I f r / ^ © ) One Day at a Time ter Scolari, Colleen Camp, Christopher Lee. 1984. Rated R. PETULA CLARK & the school. Grades [CNN] Moneyline [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nightnuire on Elm The ASSOCIATION MOVIE: 'Bedknobs and Broom­ vKNHjON 4/t^ donated five shrubs to the [DIS] Street' A group of friends share a com­ July lO.W ad al BJOPM $17.00 school. The program, part sticks' An amateur witch helps the British mon dream that they are being stalked by a cause in World W ar II Angela Lansbury, long-dead child murderer. John Saxon, Ro- BLUESBUSTERS of a science program, was Roddy McDowell, Sam Jaffe. 1971. Rated nee Blakely. 1984. Rated R. B.B.KING ALLEY OOP >^y Dave Graua G [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Endgame' A group of ALBERT KING developed and presented SportsCenter SURE! HOW MOULD M E T 7H'KING BUT THE GRAND (...AND BOTH/ HEY, [ESPN] nuclear war survivors search through the BOBBY BLUE BLAND YOU LIKE TO BE ^ OF MOO? THAT'S WtZER P O ES H TI GUZ AND/THAT'S [USA] Radio 1 990 July 17.ThaiatS:30PM $17.00 KING OF THIS FYJkCE? CRAZ.Y.' GUZ IS REM EM BER / UMPA ARE I RIGHT by sixth-graders. It was rubble for a haven. Al Oliver, Bobby Rhodes. Rated NR. JERRY LEE LEWIS TH' KING OF y THAT, KNUCKLE- f OUT OF THE' ; held April 18 because Arbor 7 :3 0 P M CE p m Magazine MOO! ^ HEAD! i COUNTRY! [USA] Toma FATS DOMINO ; Day, today, falls during CE M *A*S»H July 10,FtlalO:30PM $10.00 MR. M E N » AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargroavoa A Sollora CE Wheel of Fortune 1 0 :3 0 P M d D N ew s school vacation. THE MONKEES CE Million Dollar Chance of a Ufetime @ ) Hackers; Wizards of the Electroi>ic Age HERMANS HERMITS THEY KEEP W H A T 'S IM (11^ : Cleveland at GRASS ROOTS SOUP A ^^A N P IT /^ACPIV, New York Yankees dD Novela: Loco Amor GARY PUCKETT A^R.N^?NSE^JSer* (J8) Best of Saturday Night dZ) Capitol Journal July 70, Sun 0 0 0:20PM $17.00 i^O) ^ Barney Miller [ES P N ] Auto Racing '86: Formula One SUPERSTARS Of FOLK ------I Grand Prix of Spain Coverage from Jerez, THESE Jeopardy THERMOS Fl/SKS Spain. (60 min.) KINGSTON TRIO by Art Ssnsom (E Benny Hill Show ROGER WHITTAKER [C N N ] Crossfire July aa,Tliurat0:20PM $1050 r (JD Carson's Comedy Classics [ESP N ] NHL Hockey: Divisional Finals W H A T a w 1 6 6 1 1 0 0 ? OM, d D Fridays HARRY BELAFONTE [U S A ] Wild World of Animals July20,Filatl:20PM $lt$0 ,PIEI2RE'. Check It Out! 8 :0 0 P M CE Charlie & Company ROY CLARK 6D NewsCenter July2O,SalalOO0:20PM $17.00 M O V IE : 'Girls! Girls! GirisI' Elvis is CE dD Doctor Who chased by a bevy of beauties but can't de* PIA ZADORA Julya7,Sunall;20PM $1i$0 A s t r o g r a p h cide which one he prefers. Elvis Presley, (M Odd Couple P u z z l e s Stella Stevens, Laurel Goodwin. 1962. CHUCK BERRY d D 24 Horas July20,Wadatt:20PM $17.00 CE ^ Webster (CCj Webster worries dZ) S C T V that by breaking a chain letter he has BUDDY HACKETT d D Maude 2 Group of ssvsn Answer to Previous Puzals caused bad luck to everyone around him. Aug 1,Friatt:20PM $17.00 ACROSS [C N N ] Moneyline 3 Full of (auff.) (R) CRYSTAL GAYLE cfour CE N ew s [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked This Auol,Sat.O:OOOt:20PM $1700 1 Rad (comb, 4 Garman srticis W a y C om es' A stranger brings his carni­ (li) Columbo; Make Me a Perfect Mur­ val to a small rnjd-western town and sed­ MITZI GAYNOR form) 5 Wagon track ^ r t h d a y —- . ^ *-*» der Aus 2, Sun at t:30PM Sia.OO 5 South Amarican uces the townspeople by fulfilling their 6 Draaa border Hogan's Heroes dreams and desires. Jason Robards, Jona­ PETER ALLEN ostrich 7 Secret wedding than Pryce, Royal Dano. 1983. Rated PG. Aus7,Thuiaia:20PM sta.oo April 26,1S86 FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavea C ^ ^ 6 ) Handsome Harry's A barber shop 9 Rivar in participant owner becomes involvetd in an illegal raffle [U S A ] Night Flight AL MARTINO OarmanY scheme, thanks to one of his shady custo­ LOU CARY 8 Swedish clover In the year ahead, you will be fortunate mers (60 min ) 1 1 :30P M E Dynasty Aug a. Frl at 0:20PM $10.70 11 Extinguish 10 Actor____ In earning extra money through other @7) W ashington W eek in Review E MOVIE: 'Godzilla vs. the Cosmic MENUDO 12 Jasting talk O'Nsal than your regular channels. The second I (C C ) M onster' The giant reptile heroically de­ fends Earth from a huge robot sent by alien 13 Suprams 11 Squabbla source ol Income might even exceed (38) Odd Couple your first one. invaders. Jack Palance, Carol Lynley. Lejgends of Bluegrass 15 Bank paymant 12 Short period GiD Juana Iris 1976 BILL MONROE (abbr.l • ( t l . ) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If yo u poke Cli) MOVIE: 'Battle Beyond the Stars' A E Bizarre RALPH STANLEY spaceship commander recruits seven mer­ 16 Moslam tida 14 Sat up golf ball your nose where It doesn't belong to -. dD The Honeymooners JIM & JESSIE day, you could get yourself Involved in a cenaries to save a planet under siege 18 Appla------( ^ Friday Night Ringside MAC WISEMAN 17 Sticky stuff situation loaded with hidden complica­ George Peppard, Richard Thomas. John Aug12,TUEatS:30PM $15.78 19 Drug sgancy Saxon. 1980. 23 Jans Austen tions. Major changes are ahead for Tau­ The Tonight Show Tonight's guests are Joan Rivers and Clarence Cle­ WILLIE NELSON (abbr.l [CN N ] Prime News Aug 13.-I4,wad-Thur-I:30 $27.50 title rus In the coming year. Send lor your mons. (60 min.) In Stereo. 20 And not 34 Ancient 43 Tart Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Tank' (C C ) After his son 24 Song lor two (S ) Hogan's Heroes CHAKA KHAN 21 Supplamant Hsbrsw aacstic to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. is unfairly arrested, an army officer uses Aug 10, Frl al 0:20PM 017.00 26 Cross out 49 Soldier's his tank to battid' the crooked sheriff. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be (@ jABC News Nightline 22 Baeama lass 35 Gunbarrel James Garner, Shirley Jones, C. Thomas JOHNNY MATHIS 27 Goddsaa of address (abbr.) sure to state your zodiac sign. N ew s claar cisansr Howell. 1983. Rated PG. Aug l•-20.Tua-Wad.t:20 $10.00 earth d D K o ja k 25 Bads 36 Scottish river' 50 Scottish cap WINTHROP '^ y Dick Cavalll ______[M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bustin' Loose' An ex- PETER,PAUL&MARY 29 Articis of 38 Moat evil GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you're the con and a middle-class teacher transport a [C N N ] Sports Tonight Auo 21,Thu ata:30 $10.00 28 Muck 52 Cow sound fumiturs 39 Gats away from chairman of a social event today, don't MRS. STENaLE ASKED MB r TOLD HER "BILLCOSByJ' MRS STENSLE DOESN'T B i r t h s group of emotionally and physically handi­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter LARRY GATLIN & 30 Evsr(post) combine people who do not get along capped children to a family farm Richard 40 Sown (Fr.) 53 Fido'a offspring "EAMILYTies;' "CHEERe" [H B O ] C om ic Relief Billy Crystal, 33 Infant's bad W HY r DIDN'T DC MV HAVE MUCH OF Pryor. Cicely Tyson. Robert Christian. GATLIN BROTHERS 31 Saa (Fr.) well. You'll be asking for problems. and Robin Williams host Aug 22,Frlata:30PM $10.00 HCMEWORK LAST NiaHT. AND "NiaHTCQDRT." A SENSE OF H/JA^OR. 1981 Rated R. 32 Coilsgs dsgrsa CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Indiffer­ Chlapuui, Erin Jean Cummings, Wallingford. The paternal grand­ orial Hospital. The maternal a live comedy performance featuring to­ ence could cause you to let an opportu­ grandparents are Thomas Cantone [TMC] MOVIE: Tightrope* (CC) A hom­ EVERLY BROTHERS (abbr.) daughter of John P. and Cheryl parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elliot day's funniest comedians in an effort to Aug 24,$un at S:30PM $1S.50 nity slip through your fingers today. You Gallager of Merritt Island. F'la. of Manchester and Louise Cantone icide detective tracks down a psycho­ fight poverty. (95 min.) 33 Waxad may erroneously think you'll have time (Cummings) Chiaputti of 3 Hebron pathic killer in the New Orleans French McGu ir e s is te r s Road, Bolton, was horn April 5 at The baby has a brother, Ryan, 3. of East Hartford. The paternal' Quarter. Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bu- 1 1 :35P M E Entertainment Tonight 37 Roof adgat to d e v e lo p it later. grandparents are Marion Craw­ DORSEY ORCH Manchester Memorial Hospital. Aug 20.Mon at 0:20PM $17.00 41 Royal Scottish LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It isn't w ise to ford and Douglas Johnson, both of take financial gambles today, even The maternal grandparents are Mora, Jessica Lynn, daughter of Acadamy Manchester. The baby has two DAVID FISHOF PRODUCTIONS KRIS though you may feel you're in a position Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cummings of Wayne P, and Kathleen (Smith) (abbr.) PRESENTS KRISTOFFERSON to live with your losses. Why throw mon­ Mora of 435 E. Middle Turnpike, sisters, Abbie, 7, and Stacey. 6. 42 Oesan Plainville. The paternal grandpar­ BILLY SWAN e y a w a y? ents are Mr. and Mrs. John was born April 6 at Manchester Aug 20,Tuaalf:20PM $1750 44 I poaaaat Huhtala, Christopher John, son VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) D is a g re e ­ Chiaputti of 30 Coleman Raod. The Memorial Hospital, The maternal TH«milUN1IR»lir(HHIRATIIIIIt GEORGE BENSON (coot) ments between you and your mate baby ha$ a brother, Michael, 4, and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Eric R. and Julie (Weerden) Aug 27, Wad al t:20PM $22.00 should be resolved In the privacy of Huhtala of Dover, Del., was born HEY HEY. IT’S THE 45 Doetrina a sister, Brenna. 6. Joseph Smith of 272 Vernon St. The SUNDAY LORETTA LYNN 46 Dry, as wins your home today. Don't start the debate paternal grandparents are Mr. and April 1 at Manchester Memorial Aug 20,Sat-t:00At:30PM $10.00 If o u tsid e rs a re p re se nt. LIVE JULY 20 47 Eseaps (al.) Demko, Bailey Ann, daughter of Mrs. John Mora of 330 Hackma­ Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ JAY LEND LIBRA (8apl. 23-Ocl. 23) Your ideas Aug 31, Sun at S;30PM $17.00 48Chlda B t i d l g e Mark R. and Mary Ann (Nassiff) tack St. The baby has a brother, ents are Mr, and Mrs. John AT and concepts might not represent ybur Weerden Jr. of 11 Clyde Road. The 6:00/9:30 51 Hampar usual crisp thinking today. Abide in the Demko of East Hartford, was born Jason Mora, 23 months. LIZA MINELLI paternal grandparents are Mr. and Sapt &-S-7,Fri-Sun-S:30 $27.50 54 Without faos realm of reality and avoid wishful April 5 at Manchester Memorial OAKDALE $17.50 Mrs. Wally Huhtala of 13 Cumber­ RAY CHARLES valus (comp. Imaginings. Knowing that West’s weak two-bid Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Fiorentino, Michael Joseph, son land St. The baby has a brother, Sapt 12. Frlat t:30PM $12.00 y*d.) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) B e e x ­ NORTH R o a d m a p showed 6-11 high-card points, he ents are Mr. and Mrs. Salem of Thomas and Elise (McGurkin) tremely businesslike in any commercial Timothy, 4, Barbara MANDRELL SB Dranch ♦ K J8 should play West for the club king. Ac­ Nassiff of 241 Vernon St. The Fiorentino of 224 Porter St,, was Sapt 14, $un-a A f:20PM $22.00 dealings you have today, especially If for an end play ▼ A 6 4 3 cordingly, at trick two he should lay paternal grandparents are Dr. and born April 7 al Manchester Mem­ 56 Eaau'a country you're transacting something where a DIONNE WARWICK 6 A K down the ace of clubs. Now, after Mrs. Richard Demko of 74 Tuck orial Hospital. The maternal Sopt10.Frialt:30PM $12.00 57 Chooass large amount of money Is Involved. Davidson, Heather Mae, daugh­ ♦ 8 6 3 2 By James Jacoby drawing trumps and playing the other Road. The baby has a brother, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) It's high diamond, he ducks a club into the ter of Steven Davidson and Toni DOWN unwise today to expect too much from WEST EAST Beau Richard Demko, 19 months. Francis McGurkin of Wethers­ king. West must now either lead away field. The paternal grandparents Leonard! of 791 Main St., was born First Choice of Tickets to one of your social contacts. A great deal ♦ 74 ♦ 5 3 I like weak two-bids, but I freely ad­ March 31 at Manchester Memorial of what you'll discuss will never be ♦ K J 109 8 2 4F7 from the heart king or give declarer a Radding, Antaya Marie, daugh­ are Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Fioren- 1 African land oita (c)ISSa by NEA. Inc mit that their use can occasionally Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Inner Circle Members fulfilled. 6 10 9 6 6875432 backfire. Here is a case in point. West sluff and ruff in diamonds. Astute ter of Philip C. and Karen tiono of 69 Lyndale St. The baby ents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) If y o u 're ♦ K 10 ♦ J 9 5 4 bad a suit with strong intermediate readers will wonder what happens if (Lindquist) Radding of 4 Village has a sister, Rachael. 14 months. MAILORDERS ONLY Leonard! of Columbia. The pater­ not careful today, your associates will cards, and his seven high-card points West unblocks the club king when de­ St., was born March 31 at Manches­ «ITN SELF AODHESIEO STAMFED ENVELOPE itot dump their responsibilities on you. Be SOUTH nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PLUS $100 HANDLMfi CHAISE PEN TCKET were enough for a weak two-bid. His clarer plays the ace. In that event, de­ ter Memorial Hosptial. The mater­ Morrison, Sheri Ann, daughter of helpful and do your part, but don't be a ♦ AQ 10 962 clarer proceeds as before. When de­ Jim Davidson of Eden. N.Y. ♦ 0 5 opponents then proceeded to slam. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Teri (Berk) Morrison INFORMATION , CELEBRITY CIPHER patsy. clarer plays the second club from of 22 Prospect St., was born April 6 AGUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Your self- ♦lll for more information. Mexico Bay. N Y. Bus. lodging and meals will be There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast. included in the package Those interested may c.ill 2 Between the Lines: The story Exchange group seeks hosts Mordavsky after 6 p in. at 643-99.34 behind the story. OSI recommends barring Waldheim The American Scandinavian Student Exchange Cancer may be prevented 4 Profiles: Edward A. Williams, WASHINGTON - Former U N. Secretary-General Kurt International is seeking host families for exchange Waldheim should be barred from the United States because of . students. The eight boys and girls will come from The 1986 Cancer Crusade will stress ways to reduce Manchester veterinarian. evidence he was involved in war crimes, the Justice How the Manchester Herald Scandinavia. Germany. Holland. Switzerland. Great the chances of getting cancer, said Mahlon Shoup. Department's Nazi-tracking unit has recommended. Briain. France and Spain All will be between 16 and 18 president of the .American Cancer Society's 5 The Image Workshop: Sock length Neal Sher. head of the department's Office of Special and fluent in English. Each student will attend a local .Manchester-North Unit. With door-to-door distribu­ Investigations, recommended to Attorney General Edwin Meese protects your investment high school while living as a member of an American tion of folders in area towns, the society is is a hairy issue. that Waldheim be placed on a special "watch list." and kept from family for a year. They will arrive in August and recommending that people slop smoking avoid entering the United States because of his alleged participation in return at the end of the school year next June. excessive exposure to sun and eat the right foods. The 0 Cover Story: Manchester Herald Nazi actrocities. Justice Department sources said Thursday. Those interested in being a host family or who want folders indicate many people do not eat enough The recommendation was based on an OSI review of a secret in Manchester! vegetables, fruit and fiber and eat loo much fat and arts critic likes ruffled feathers. more information may contact Sally Ingle. 62 file on Waldheim from the U.N. archives in New York. The file salt. Knollwood Road. Farmington. 06032. 673-4821 was recently turned over to U.S, officials and to the .Austrian and For more information, call the society at 643-2168, 10 Sexuality: The Kinsey Report Israeli governments, the sources said. School plans New York trip Bolton High honors students explores menstruation facts. If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s BOLTON — Bolton High School. Class of 1989. is Ten Bolton High school students were inducted into Special prosecutor probes EPA geared expressly to the needs of this community. For sponsoring a bus trip to New York on May 24. The bus the Philip C. Liguori Chapter of the National Honor 11 Sexuality: Dr. Kuriansky shows WASHINGTON — Veteran Washington trial lawyer James instance, if you own property in Manchester and pay will leave the school at 7 a m. and return from Radio Society recently. They are Laura Dufrarne. James you how to give your house a McKay has been named as a Watergate-style special prosecutor City Music Hall at 7 p.m Those who want togoon the Dreselly. Victor Herring. Peggie Klekotka Brett taxes then you have a right to know how tax money is trip may speak to a class member or call the school at Marshall. David Pivar. Gail Schiavelli. Gretchen sensuous makeover. to probe allegations that a former assistant attorney general lied being spent on schools, government service, health care 643-2768. Schur. Douglas Wilson and Michael Yavinsky. to a House committee in a documents dispute. There will be a meeting on the trip May Sat 7 p m. in and future zoning. At the Movies: ‘Salvador’ is A special division of the federal appeals court, acting on the Room 32 at the school 12 request of Attorney General Edwin Meese. named McKay Parents of gifted convene fast-paced ... Chorus girl steals the Thursday to conduct an independent investigation of Theodore Legion held reunion night The fifth annual Parents Conference of Gifted and show... Film capsules. Olson, who left his post as head of the Justice Department’ s Talented will be May 10 at Fairfield L'niveristy, Office of Legal Counsel on Oct. 31, 1984. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102. American Legion, ' Campus Center. Fairfield. Registration will be at 8 In announcing the action, a Justice Department spokesman Personal Property held a reunion night this month and gave certificates a m The fee of $25 an individual and $40 a couple 1 3 Weekend Television: An eight-page said investigators concluded there was not enough evidence to to members for every' five years of membership includes lunch Dr.Mary Seay will speak on the social pullout section with program prosecute several other present and former ranking administra­ William M Roscoe was honored for 60 years of and emotional needs of gifted si udents. There will be a schedules for Saturday and tion lawyers on related charges stemming from the 1983 Only the Manchester Herald can provide you with continuous membership Commander Dolores Pin- choice of 40 workshops. The event is sponsored by the controversy at the Environmental Protection Agency. SCHOOI. war presented the certificates Connecticut As.sociation for the Gifted, the Weston- Sunday. the depth of information on key local issues you Student James Kasprzak was given an award for Westport Advocated for the Gifted and Talented and / need to make valued and reasonable decisions that being in the post's oratorical contest last February the Slate Department of Education. Astronaut remains head to mortuary may impact your life today, or in the future. With He won a $100 scholarship in the legion's Department For registration forms, call Barbara Kelco of 21 Music. The times they are of Connecticut in a .March contest He is the son of .Mr Bloomfield at 242-7,590 or Peg .Mmges of Farmington a-changin’ ... A ’50s shoe made out CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. — The remains of the seven your lifetime investment at stake, can you afford and Mrs. Edward L. Kasprzak of Coventry. at 677-6721. Challenger astronauts will be flown from the Kennedy Space not to stay informed? of new leather. Center to a military mortuary Tuesday — 13 weeks to the day after the shuttle was destroyed. Education 6 22 Health: These facts about your bad The space agency announced Thursday the fallen shuttle fliers Anne’s Place habits will help you defend your will be placed on a C-141 m ilitary transport plane about 9:30 a m. Be somebody. UNISEX HAIR a TANNINS SALON EST Tuesday at the Kennedy Space Center for the trip to Dover vices. According to a recent survey conducted by First Market Tuet.-FrI. 10-9 p.m. A ir Force Base. Del. l'S^S)iPlniili9Sil A written statement said the remains will be accompanied by Research of Boston, the Manchester Herald was cited Sal. to 4 p.m. StH DiSTSlicr riwsnoi 2 3 Light Touches: Winthrop Prince’s an honor guard. But NAS.A said, "Although there will be an as the leader for local news, local happenings and local official party, military honor guard and escorts from the “ Free Zone” and the Jumble. sports, with three quarters of the readers saying the Haircuts Perms astronaut office, no formal ceremony is planned." coverage is the most extensive. The Herald also rated 2 4 On the House: Custom touches help quite highly in terms of space devoted to selected local Animal-experiment protesters held issues in its Opinion pages. a Manchester woman get around. length Hundreds of demonstrators protesting the use of animals in n hair □ 2 7 On the Road: First aid for a broken medical experiments staged protests at research facilities from New York to Los Angeles and police arrested at least 148 of them. Government Services Have A Beautiful fan belt. Most of the peaceful demonstrations Thursday took place on 28 university campuses, and all but a handful of the arrests cam e in Tan Now California. 2 0 Parenting: Are parents reading too The Herald also feels it is their responsibility to SPECIAL The protestors claimed hundreds of thousands of animals HMClTM. EBBBEDa much about child theory? monkeys, apes, dogs, cats and rodents — are subjected to cruel listen to what residents in Manchester have to say 6 Sessions *24 and barbaric experiments — often pointlessly. GSB ffiBBBaB regarding local issues, and how they can help in 2 9 The Curious Shopper: So-called Jan Jasper of the Human Animal Liberation Front in New bringing them to public attention. If you let them radiation testers are not reliable York, where 10 people were arrested blocking the ex trance of the ESQ B know how they can improve the paper for you, their New York University Medical Center, said some experiments III for microwaves. are “ blatantly ridiculous." I readers, then they will continue to be your voice in He said in one instance “ male homones were given to female Heatth Care Manchester. 3 0 Dining In: The artichoke is a canaries to see if they could sing like males." civilized sort of veggie. Women ex-cons held in murders 3 1 Dining Out: Restaurant critic LEXINGTON. Ky. — Police said two women suspects in a Sondra Stave visits Cavey’s bloody rampage in which five people were stabbed, runover by a car, shot orbumedapparentlydecidedtorobthe victimsafteran iiattrljratpr Mrralb There's a special feeling that newspaper carriers have inside It's Upstairs. called self-respect When you're a newspaper carrier, you show 30 afternoon of drinking and partying. you're not just a kid anymore You're somebody And respect is just The suspects. Tina Hickey Powell, 27, and LaFonda Foster, 22, one thing you earn! You also make your OWN money, have fun with face an arraignment today on charges of murdering 71-year-old Si others your age. and get the chance to win terrific prizes. If you're Carlos Kearns and police said they would charge the women with YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER** 12 years or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9946 today! in the the other slayings later this week. Homicide Detective John Bizzack called the slayings "a iJIattrlfPBtpr Hrralft bizarre series of events" that came after the group had spent IS <"*4 CeOectlMe Shepi Wednesday afternoon "drinking and partying together.” Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 1986 Maufltffitpr lierdii WEEKLY AUCTIONS - 646-9243 a YO UR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" i MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 25, 19«6 - «l t o - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 25. 1986 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS______

1 MAIN S THFf T . M A N fM F « ;» f H 6 43 -1591 vrnNON ciMCi» • VI fiNi 'N REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: «7.1-1400 Tax-free mutual funds don’t pay high dividends I expenses. That’s where the “ other fee” you mention ANSWER; A tax-free money market mutual fund QUESTION; Is it true that there are “ tax-free” would be a safe haven. It would provide check-writing money market mutual funds? How can this be? Is comes into play. The biggest part of a mutual fund’s operating privileges, allowing you to withdraw money at any there some kind of fee an investor pays to maintain an time. But the low dividend yield might diminish the account? What are the advantagesand disadvantages expense is the “ advisory” or "management” fee it Forest Ridge appeal of such funds. of such a fund? In vestors’ pays to the people who run it. That fee and other 4S.7 expenses are deducted from the interest a money Take a look at mutual funds holding long-term Manchester $104,900 ANSWER; It's true. There are about 75 such funds G u id e market mutual fund collects — thereby reducing the municipal bonds. They also pay tax-free dividends. available to the investing public. Also, there are dividends the fund pays to shareholders. And many of them offer check-writing. Condominium. 3 bedrooms On average, the annual expense of a mutual fund hundreds of taxable money market mutual funds. William A. Doyle But, unlike money market mutual funds, mutual amounts to less than 1 percent of the fund’s assets — including 14x18 master with Please, dear readers, do not confuse money market funds holding long-term bonds expose you to some about 60 to 80 cents for each $100 a shareholder has mutual funds with money market deposit accounts at risk. Their share values rise when interest rates fall invested. Some funds — notably those with infamous full bath. 14x18 Living Room, banks and savings and loan associations. They are and drop when interest rates climb. Manchester Starter different things. A money market mutual fund is an ” 12b-l plans” — extract much higher expenses from Dining Room and Family Great starter home, 4 bedroom Colonial. Dining Room, Family Room, investment company — not a bank or S&L account. shareholders’ hides. Enclosed Porch. 1 baths, garage, newer roof and bath. Lots of charm The major disadvantage of tax-free money market Room. Central Air, 2V2 baths. for little money. All money market mutual funds invest in QUESTION; I have a profitable investment in a short-term debt securities, collect interest from those acceptances, commercial paper and various other mutual funds is their low dividends — about 4.5 mutual fund holding government securities. How­ Deck overlooking private securities and, after deducting their operating things, all of which pay taxable interest. As a result, percent as I write this. Taxable money market mutual ever, I object to the high commission I paid the broker expenses, pass that money along to shareholders as fund shareholders pay income tax on their dividends. funds have dividend yields approximately two when I bought into this fund. Where can I locate a wooded backyard. Pool and dividends. Tax-free money market mutual funds invest in percentage points higher. no-load mutual fund dealing in the same type of Tennis facilities Because of their short-term investment holdings, short-term "municipal” debt securities issued by securities — and with a good past record? money market mutual funds use accounting methods states, cities, etc., which pay interest not subject to QUESTION; My wife and I are in the 38 percent that keep the values of their shares constant — |1 a federal income tax. So, the shareholders of those federal income tax bracket. We have individual ANSWER; Send $2 to Department D, No-Load share, in most cases. 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THE REALTY COMPANY I I ■ T V X Xand Gardens® Manchester One Owner 1101,500 Dormered Cape, with fieldstone facade. 3 bedrooms, Fireplaced Living GE to buy most of Kidder, Peabody & Co. 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON Room, 1 baths. Dining Room, 1 car garage. Call and take a look at this one-owner home before It's sold. CAMBRITOE REPORTS Highlig^ 643-1591 871-1400 NEW YORK (AP) - General Wright, president and chief execu­ $47 million, a 74 percent increase its effort to concentrate more on Electric Co. will buy an 80 percent tive ofheer of GEFS, and Ralph D. over the previous year. It earned services and technology and less Income Expectations stake in Kidder, Peabody & Co. DeNunzio, president and chief $43 million in the first four months on basic manufacturing. That Inc., one of Wall Street’s oldest and executive officer of Kidder Peab­ of fiscal 1986. effort includes G E ’s pending $6.28 I In the next year, after taking account ol Inllalion, do you think your ody, in the announcement. G E’s acquisition gives the in­ billion acquisition of RCA Corp., I personal real irKome will go up or down? most closely held investment firms, both companies announced Both companies had declined vestment firm a strong source of the parent of National Broadcast­ ATTENTION BABY BOOMERS ing Co. NEW LISTINGS! today. comment Thursday on press re­ fresh capital at a time when most Are you a BABY BOOMER, born between 1944 and General Electric Financial Ser­ ports of an impending merger of its competitors also have After the RCA deal is closed later 1956? Are you thinking of selling your home or vices Inc., a unit of the giant announcement, which said GE merged or sold stock to the public this year, GE expects manufactur­ *99,900 Immaculate Colonial. Extra in­ ing to account for only 20 percent of Investment property? ALIBRIO REALTY offers manufacturing, services and tech­ would pay about $600 million for an to tap additional funds. Two other firms that previously its annual earnings, compared sulation, 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, you a substantial discount with our all new nology company, will pay cash 80 percent share of Kidder under the transaction agreement, Peabody. were closely held, Morgan Stanley with 50 percent in 1980. GE earned garage and fireplace. BABY BOOMER DISCOUNT! but the exact price was not Founded in 1865, Kidder Peab­ & Co. and Bear Stearns Cos., $2.34 billion in 1985 on revenue of And you thought nobody cored about us! Save disclosed. ody is one of the olde.st privately recently sold their first public $28.3 billion. *114,900 Spacious stone Colonial with 3 hundreds of $$$ DOLLARS $$$ and still get full, The remaining 20 percent stake held investment houses on Wall shares. GE already has a substantial interest in financial services bedrooms, new thermo-pane complete professional service will be retained by Kidder Peab­ Street. While it trails several rivals The deregulation of the securi­ ody’s present shareholders and the in underwriting corporate securi­ ties industry, together with the through its financial services unit, windows, large 2 car garage. Your home or Investment property will be: ties, it is considered one of the top proliferation of financial instru­ which is composed of General ■ Professionally marketed by trained & experienced existing partnership structure of the investment firm will remain advisers on mergers and ments and the expansion of many Electric Credit Corp. and Employ­ *120,900 Move in condition Colonial with 4 sole associates firms into overseas markets, has ers Reinsurance Corp. • Multiple Listed tor Maximum intact, both companies said in a acquisitions. press announcement. The firm ’s net income has grown created the need for investment The net income of (3E’s financial bedrooms, baths, large pri­ Professional Exposure service businesses have grown at • Continuously Advertised until Sold “ We believe that we have at an annual rate of 19 percent, the firms to secure more capital to vate yard. created a powerful business com­ press announcement said, and at offer widespread services to their an annual rate exceeding 30 We also Offer Homeowners over 55 years old a Sourew Survoy of th« U S oOuN popufatKKi by Canibnbgt Ropofti. CombfidgR. MA corporate clients. percent over the last five years. c 1986 Ctmbndgo Report!. Inc Oittnbuted by King FM him SyndtfMe bination that optimally matches the end of it.s last fiscal year ending *140,000 Extremely nice 11 room Victor­ SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT people and capital.” said Robert C. Wmr qn I9S5 its net income totaled For GE. the acquisition extends MANCHESTER ian. 5 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, com­ OUR JOB IS TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER. Lovely 7 Rm Cape. 3 bedrooms, formal dining rm, seper- pletely remodeled. Some owner CALL TODAY FOR A FREE MARKET VALUE ANALYSIS Business In Brief Dynamics ate den. good-sized kitchen, 2 full baths, fireplace, en­ ifinancing possible. NO OBLIGATION Investors closed breezeway, oversized garage, only 112,000. C all 649-0917 Insurers plan health care system proxy war “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” talk with A librio HARTFORD — Three insurance companies have announced STRANO REAL ESTATE plans for a joint venture to develop their own national health care to continue U&R REALTY CO. 649-0917 system with managed health-care services. Warnaco 202 East Cantor St.. The companies are John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. ;ALTY 643-2692 Manchester Boston. The Hartford Insurance Group of Hartford, and BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A Los CHICAGO (AP) — Dynamics Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. of Minneapolis. Angeles investor group said today Corp. of America said it will Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” fi S In a statement made by all three companies Thursday, the it has been tendered 56 percent of continue its proxy fight to replace joint venture was described as a variety of alternative the outstanding shares in Warnaco the directors of CTS Corp. after a health-care delivery systems and health-care provider net­ Inc. and has begun discussions federal appeals court stopped CTS works. They said the network is to begin operation about Jan. 1, with the Bridgeport company from employing a “ poison pill” to 1987. about a cash merger. discourage Dynamics’ stock The networks are intended to provide cheaper health-care for W Acquisition Corp. announced tender offer. employers who purchase coverage from any of the three Thursday it was prepared to raise In a telephone interview Thurs­ sponsoring insurance companies, they said. However, the three its bid for the clothing manufac­ day from Dynamics headquarters sponsors would continue to compete with each other with turer by $25.5 million to $46.50 per in Greenwich, Conn., spokeswo­ share, or $474.3 million. separate product lines. man Evelyn Dametta said approx­ The cash proposal was richer Other insurance companies may be invited to participate in the imately 2.1 million shares of CTS than Wamaco’s own recapitaliza­ program, which still must be formally agreed on by the three common stock had been tendered tion plan, which was valued at $45 to Dynamics under its $43-a-share companies. ® BOLTON NEW HOME per share, or $459 million. offer. SO' R/R. 2 full baths, fireplace. 2 car gar. built by HOW DO YOU SPELL TAX REUEF? As a result. Warnaco postponed The 2.1 shares would give Real Estate Behrmann. Only $129,900. Hurry! R-E-A-L E-S-T-A-T-E a special shareholder vote sche­ Dynamics, maker of air- LEASE n ! "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES" ..646-2482 5 nice units. Business Zone. Near Hospital. U.S. Tobacco earnings rise 9% duled for today on the company’s distribution and air-conditioning Or huv it! Approx. l.fHK) mp fl.. in exceilenl recapitalization plan. The vote was equipment, more than 50 percent 168 Main St., Manchester "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMESI" ...646-2482 GREENWICH — U.S. Tobacco reports that its first quarter ilowntown location. Possible siibilivision. Ample reset for May 5. earnings increased 9 percent over .the same period last year, of outstanding CTS stock. Dynam­ parking. Ideal for worksltop. offices, storage, stores, In addition. Warnaco urged ics plans to continue its move to 647-8400 etc.... Call for more details. fv17-HI()0. from $20.4 million to $22.2 million. shareholders not to tender their U.S. Tobacco also reported Thursday an 11 percent increase in replace CTS’ eight directors with stock to the investor group “ pend­ its own slate, Ms. Dametta said. net sales for the first three months of 1986, compared with the ing further communication” from The tender offer is scheduled to same period last year. The net sales in the first quarter were Warnaco. expire at 5 p.m. Thursday, she $117.9 million, compared with $106.6 million for the same period Warnaco spokeswoman Verne said. last year. King said she was unable to Earnings per share increased 13 percent, from 71 cents per comment on whether that meant On Wednesday, the 7th U.S. share in the first quarter of 1985, to 80 per cents a share in the the clothing manufacturer intends Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a corresponding period this year. to again raise the value of its lower-court decision barring CTS HWHUND PARK AREA LAKEVIEW- from employing its “ poison pill” tOVi rm. Col. on 3'6 ac. ot privacy. 3 fireplaces, U.S. Tobacco, a producer and marketer of smokeless tobacco recapitalization plan. JUST FOR A START strategy to halt the tender offer. unique family rm., 2 car gar. Immaculate 3 rm. year round cottage. View and products, reported that it sold 111 million cans domestically in Andrew G. Galef, W Acquisition •WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES!"...646-2482 RCW to Cov. Lake! Only $41,900. the first quarter of 1986. chairman, said today that attor­ The strategy adopted by CTS. an neys advised the federal court in Elkhart. Ind.-based maker of "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES! " ...646-2482 Hartford that his company and electronic parts, stipulated that if any investor acquired more than 15 i r m r ^ GREAT LOCATION!!!! Turner owes nearly $1.9 billion Warnaco “ are having discussions ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” regarding a cash merger at $46.50 percent of the company, other TO EE BUILT SIMILAR.... I'niqn,*? roomrontemporarv sit naleil on nviT I arre i£ r N EW H AVE N — Ted Turner told a Y ale Law School audience cash per share.” stockholders could buy for 25 of beaillifiillv manirurt*il proiimB. Popular ftn beautiful tine a.'re lot on Shoddv Vfill Road in Blanchard & Rossetto that his'March 25th acquisition of MGM-UA has left him owing W Acquisition also announced percent of face value a package of Bolton. 7 rooms. ,3 bedromns. 2..5 baths, whirlpool U'vnfHing Hill RnaH. 3 iM-flrnoin-.. 2.5 lialhs. fullv Saaiar creditors close to $1.9 billion. that approximately 6 million CTS common stock and 20-year iiatfi. fireplace, energv effienct construction, applianred kitrhrn, tnanv fint* f,*altirps. nffi*r.'il at 646-2482 But Turner said Wednesday that he won’t have to make shares, approximately 56 percent debentures paying 13 percent uerieroijs allowances. $178,000. Siqfi.QOO. REAL ESTATE 1B9 W n t Castor St. coraar ol McKaa SL C itlia n Dtocaairts payments on the purchase "until sometime next year.” of the outstanding Warnaco annual interest. Turner, 47, also is president and chairman of the Turner shares, had been tendered pursu­ UPI photo The appeals court also upheld a Broadcasting System, which owns the 24-hour Cable News ant to its offer and that approxima- lower-court ruling in the same case ^ ______Network, available to 34 million Americans and millions others tley 3.4 million of the tendered 340 EAST CENTER ST. that declared unconstitutional an Joyce G. Epstein / ’ iV /i' up Ilu> worldwide. shares represent, based upon Down the chute Indiana statute that prohibits an MANCHESTER preliminary review, shares ten­ Air cargo packages bound for Great Britain drop down acquirer from voting shares if Real Estate, 647-8895 phono and call Stock market gains more ground dered from record owners on remaining shareholders vote to March 31. 1986. specially constructed chutes at Emery Worldwide's prevent him from doing so. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION S A spokesman for W Acquisition 646-i:il6 NEW YORK — The stock market gained more ground today, newly expanded superhub in Dayton, Ohio, where they JACKSTONSHOWCASE said that under a temporary CTS spokesman Dave Sentman benefiting from a new downturn in interest rates and oil prices. are packed for overnight flights. Every night, some restraining order issued Thursday said a decision had not been made THINKING OF MOVING SOUTH The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.21 to 1,836.93 in in ffHleral court withdraw! rights 90,000 pieces move through the building, which is the on whether to appeal the 7th U.S. the first hour Of trading. for W Acquisition’s offer to pur­ size of five football fields put together. Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision. To Advertise Your Gainers outnumbered losers by about 4 to 3 in the early tally of chase all outstanding shares of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Warnaco common stock for $44 Lj »*' SOUTH WINDSOR Interest rates declined as prices of government bonds, which cash per share was to expire at had taken a sharp drop over the past three days, rallied more noon, unless vacated by the court. Latest Listings in 6 Room Ranch in excellent than $10 for every $1,000 in face value. W Acquisition said Thursday it Credit interest rates higher family neighborhood with The pickup in the bond market came as Norway’s state oil would be willing to pay the higher company said production would probably resume over the price if it got at least 51 percent of NEW YORK (A P ) - Concerns against the Japanese yen. Dealers leading financial executives pro­ uiMiiiy luuiii, e a i- in - weekend after having been halted by a labor dispute. Wamaco’s stock and enough eligi­ that oil prices could be stabilizing have been concerned that the ject moderate but recession-free kitchen, large yard. Won’t Immaculate 3 bedroom home on Private wooded country Crude oil futures for June delivery dropped 26 cents to $12.72 in ble shares to defeat the company’s and that the slide of the dollar will dollar’s weakness against the yen growth for 1986 and 1987. A panel of last. $111,900 lot. 2 baths, Garage, inground pool. A must to see. early activity today on the New York Mercantile Exchange. recapitalization plan. discourage foreign investment in will discourage Japanese inves­ 27 senior financial executives $111,900. It also said it would pay the U.S. securities has pushed interest tors — who have been heavy forecast economic growth of 2.9 Heraid $46.50-per-share price if Warnaco rates higher in the credit markets. participants in the bond market percent this year and 2.8 percent in Dollar opens higher In Europe shareholders reject the company’s Interest rates on the bellwether rally — from buying U.S. 1987. with an average inflation rate PUT NUMBER 1 TO WORK FOR YOU/** plan. To approve its plan, Warnaco 30-year Treasury bond rose securities. of 4.1 percent over the next five LONDON — The dollar opened higher today on major needs a two-thirds vote of share­ sharply to 7.63 percent Thursday Analysts believe the weakness in years. Reai Estate Page European money markets. Gold also rose slightly. holders who owned their stock as of from the previous day’s close of the dollar means the U.S. Federal • Assets of the nation’s 361 The dollar started the day in London at $1.5345 to the pound, March 31. 7.46 percent. Short-term rates also Reserve Board will not push money market mutual funds rose SOUTH WINDSOR compared with Thursday’s closing, when it took $1.5355 to buy W Acquisition launched its ta­ moved higher. interest rates lower for fear of $42.6 million in the latest week, Although interest rates still are sending the currency into a free remaining at their highest levels in one pound sterling. keover bid last month with an offer The dollar opened higher in Frankfurt at 2.2095 marks against of $36 per share for the company’s at their lowest in eight years, and fall. Lower interest rates tend to more than three years, according Caii 643-2711 recently had been in the range of depress the dollar by making to the Investment Company Thursday’s close of 2.1900. In Brussels the dollar opened at 10.2 million shares. It subsequently raised its price to $40 and then $44 7.1 percent for the 30-year Treas­ returns less attractive on dollar- Institute. 45.4250 francs against 45.30, and in Zurich the dollar opened at per share. ury bond, rates have been rising denominated investments. 1.8510 francs against 1.8422. The investor group said it has for much of this week. In other economic news In Paris, the dollar began the day at 7.0575 francs against 7.0125 obtained financing commitments The credit markets have been Thursday: The Order of the Victoria Cross at the close of trading Thursday. to purchase all of the company’s closely watching the dollar, which • A survey by the Conference was instituted in 1856 by Queen stock at t*"" $46 50-per-share price. has been trading at postwar lows Board indicates that the nation’s Victoria. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 25, 1986 - ti_ t t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 25, 1986 CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 BUSINESS# ------EKRrBOm&JWtKEFPUCE. HDME8 HDMES HDMES HDMES FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE E l HD FDR SALE 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 CHILOCARE HD [ri] Business Property...... Notices 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 HD Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income Tax R A T K S : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Custom Rototllllng. Hava Lost/Found .... 01 AAortgooes...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng ... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 LIcansad molm hos open­ Carpentry and remodel- Oumos Electric— Having Boats and Marine Equipment.....83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Electrical Problems? Troy Blit Rototlllor. Will Porsonols...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palnt^ng/Paperlng...... 56 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per doy. ings In my homa. Agss T'/li Ing stirvl'bes ~ Complete 03 Musical Items...... 84 Need a large or o small travel. Oordens, lawns, Announctmtnts. Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Minimum dturBu: 4 llnm. and up. Coma mtaf nwfor home repairs and reme- flower beds, ^ large oi 04 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 an IntarviBw. 6474)697. R e p a ir? M e Spedollze In Auctions...... Flooring...... 58 dellno. m allty work. Ref­ ResM ^alw arii. Joseph sm all. C all <43-1095 05 Rentals Pets and Supplies...... 86 erences/ licensed and In- Financial.... Electrical ...... 59 Dunias, f^lly Licensed. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsements to Bobyalttar willing to surddrcall <4«1<$. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Free Estim ates. <46-5253. Home gardens rototllled. Employment ft Education Apartments for Renf.... 32 Miscellaneous Services... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 woten child 1 yaoraondup Reasonable rates <47-8907. Condominiums for Rent 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. In my homt while you Robert E. Jarvis, Holp Wanttd...... 11 Homes tor Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, yzorK. *46-6227. Building-Rem odeling Situation Wontod .... 12 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Specialist. AdcHtlens, gor- Gardens Rototllled. Small Store/Office Space...... 35 Ad-Vl8orwlllantwarvi^ NEATMB/ Cub Cadet garden tractor Businoss Ooporiunitles...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise oges, roofing, siding, kit­ Autom otive coll and htip you word chens, bothrooms, and PUIMIHI with reor tiller, sotlsfoc- Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property..... 37 Hollday/Seasanal...... 71 READ YOUR AO. Classified odvertlsements are 8 Employment Services...... 15 Cars for Sole...... 91 your od for best raaponaa. replacement windows- tlon guaranteed, <47-0530 Miscellaneous for Rent. 38 Antiques and Collectibles. 72 taken by telephone as a convenience. The <43-2711. o r 0724106. Roommates Wanted.... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 /doors. <43-6712. Fogarty Brothers —- Bo- Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one throom remodellne; In­ Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the sise of Reol Estate Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 stallation YMiter heaters, Delivering clean -farm TV/Stereo/Appllonces.... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not find B heow PAmTiNfi/ loam ; 5 yards 575 plus tax. 76 Auto Services...... 95 garbage disposals; faucel Homes for Sale ...... 21 Services Machinery and T ools..... lessen the value of the advertisement will not adiara Hiara Is PAPERMB repairs. <404539. V lso /M - Also sand, stone, and Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected by an additional Insertion. gravel. C all 643-9504. Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 asterCord accepted. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to Eat__ 78 to anasMT oR die sdiy This beautiful custom built 7 rm. split level Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood .. 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 Name your own price — and artiy net quasHonst Father and son. Fast, has 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, dining rm., dependoble service. kitchen and living rm. with cathedral ceil­ If $0 pl»a$0 call- Pointing, Paperhanging ILUWEOUS ings, skylights in kitchen, central air, large F. M A N C H E S TER $99,000 & Rem oval. C all <4<-57<1. 8 HOMES HOMES L0T8/LAND iTRAWIERIIY nfU»S D 8i O Lan d sca p in g , P., a fourth bedroom possibility, 2 car gar­ OFFICE CONDO Spring Clean Ups, Prun Real Estats FOR SALE FOR SALE Pointing and Paperhang­ age ... Home located on large, landscaped 1800 square feet of space located in a conve­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Hi]FOR SALE HD Odd lobs. Trucking. Ings, flower & shrub plant [oilLOST AND FOUND 643-0475 ing — Exterior and Inte­ Home repairs. You name Ings. Free estimates. Call lot in desirable country club area. Many nient area of other offices and places of busi­ 15 acres (more or less) rior, callings ropolrad. 659-2436 after 5:30pm. ness. Parking to rear of building for fifty cars. RN/LPN full time charge Manchester Rockledge 8 Great Location! Unique 7 AH Ages Waleoma Raferences, fully Insured. It, we do It. Free esti­ extra amenities. Asking $175,000. Lost. Golden Retriever 1 nurse position available finest farm land In state. mates. Insured. <4341904. Ideal for professional office. If you are lack­ HOMES room front to back split room contemporary situ­ Deep sandy loam, no Vary RaaaonaMa Rates Quality work. Martin year old, pink nose, on 3-11 shift. Part time and level, living room fea­ ated on over 1 acre of East Hartford 3 family 5-5-5 with separate ing space and need to expand, call us for answers to Coors. No FOR SALE stones, 2,000 ft. river fron­ Mottsson, evenings, <49- _hjmace8jga8heat__Depo8i^^ Medlcol assistant Man­ per diem RN/LPN posi­ HD tures cathedral celling, beautifully manicured tage. ’/< mile off rte. 6 4431. Keep your TV picture more details. collar. 646-0046 or646-4S48. Cooks - short order, pizza tions available on 7-3/3- grounds. Popular Wyned- & grinder. Apply In person chester medical office. floor to celling fireplace, (Bolton/Andover), Suita­ CARPENTRY/ Hawkes Tree Service — sharp with freouent cleon- Want your property sold? Call us Now! 9am to 6 pm, Monday thru 11/11-7 shifts. Excellent All real estate advertised large family room with Ing Hill Road. 3 bed­ Ing of the screen. Use a Wo ein hilp you bseoiiK i Lost Long haired double La Strode West, 471 Hart­ pay rate and benefits. Per In the Manchester Herald ble for truck farm or REMODELINB Bucket Truck & Chipper. • BEALE" PH0FE88I0HAU pawed orange Tabby. Vic­ ford Rd. Manchester. Friday. Assist physicians fireplace, 4 bedrooms, rooms, 2.5 baths, fully nursery stock. $55,000.00 Stump Removal. Free Es­ mild soap with Ywmr or o with patient care. Includ­ diem rate also available. Is subject to the federal porch off master bed­ appllonced kitchen, many Terms. Owner (416) 851- FL00RIN6 timates. Special consider­ M t of am m onia In Yvoter. Cill 6484525, ind ifk lor Din. inity of North Main Stand ing sigmoldoscaples and Contact Mrs. Gibbs, Fair Housing Act of 1968, room, 3 full baths, 2 car fine features. Offered at Farrand Remodeling — CorrfMiti & LaPenta Tolland Tpke. Tuesday, RN,DNS Meadows which makes It Illegal to 0178. ation fo r Eld erly and Han- Be sure to dry thoroughly. clerical work. Experience garage, nice view. $198,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Floorsondlng — Floors dlcapiied. <47-7553. If you hove on ex 4/15. $25 reward. 646-7399. required. Send resume Manor, 647-9191. advertise any preference, $162,9(X) call owner agent son Real Estate 647-8400 or ters, room additions, D. F. REALE, INC. like new. Specializing In television set no one Rral Estalo 646-0042 Raal Estoto C/O Manchester Herald limitation or discrimina­ 646-5847. 646-8646. I INVESTMENT decks, all types of remo­ older floors, natural and Bobcat, Backhoe, loader uNrtches, KYhy n ot ex Help Needed for Automo­ Box Y. Teacher/Assistant direc­ tion based on race, color, deling and repairs. FREE .ittU Ccnlor Si .. Manch<*sl<-r 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct tor, to supervise and religion, sex or national PROPERTY stained. No waxing any­ rental. - Trucking, drain­ change for cosh with tive basic service repair Lakevlew. Just tor a start. IE estimates. Fully Insured. more. John Verfallle. Call age sltOYYork. Davis Con­ low-cost od In Closslflod? ______640-4528______for tire sale L.O.F. and structure programs for a origin, or an Intention to Immaculate 3 room year Tsiephone 643-M17, after struction, 07M400. Lost older black and daycare center. East make any such prefer­ .Lease It! Or buy It! Ap­ 6pm, 647-8509. 646-5750. <43-2711. white engllsh setter, fe­ exhaust work. Call K- round cottage. View and mart Auto Service 643- Hortford 569-7475.______ence, limitation or dis­ Now being bulltl Large 6 RCW to Coventry Lake! proximately 4,000 sq. tt. In male, vicinity of Hilliard crimination. The Herald excellent downtown loca­ j g j J C A R S ^ C A R S [ ^ C A R S St. Answers to Gypsy. 6510 for appointment. K-Mart help wanted. Service station mechanic room plus. Garrison co­ Only $41,900. “ We Gua­ EOE. Markers, shipping and will not knowingly accept lonial on quiet Manches­ rantee Our Homes!" tion. Possible subdivi­ FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE Reward. 649-3170. and attendants full and any advertisement which sion. Ample parking. receiving employees, full part time. Apply In per­ ter St. Garage, I'/z baths, Blanchard 8, Rossetto Easy Assembly Work! time and part time posi­ Is In violation of the law. vinyl siding, first Ifoor Real Estate, 646-2482. Ideal for workshop, offi­ Lost Hearing aid - vacln- son, 252 Spencer St., ces, storage, stores, etc- Itv North End. Call 649- $714 per 100 guaranteed tions available. Apply In Manchester. laundry, dishwasher, dis­ payment. No sales. person Mondav - Friday. posal, wall to wall carpet­ Bolton New Home. 50' ...Call for more details. 9537. Jackson 8, Jackson Real Defalls-Send stamped en­ 10am to 4pm. Manchester ClerIcal-Full-TIme posi­ ing, double sink and van­ R/R, 2 full bath, fireplace, velope: Elan 173, 3418 K-Mart, 239 Spencer St. ity. At $124,900, please call 2 car garage, built by Estate. 647-8400 or 646- tions available In pleasant Manchester-Spring Into 8646. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, EOE. office enviornment. now. Mr Swain, Belflore Behrmann. Only Fla 33482. this quality constructed 4 Agency, 647-1413. $129,900." We Guarantee [ o H ANNOUNCEMENTS Health Insurance/benef- bedroom dutch, sunken its program available, Our Homes!" Blanchard family room, sleld stone Manchester. Great star­ 8i Rossetto Real Estate, Emergency? In Manches­ tree parking. Experience fireplace, caldesac. Mar­ using adding machine, ter home. 4 bedroom, 646-2482. Rentals ter, dial 911 for fire, Men and women full and tin school $225,900.00. colonial. Dining room, ooilce. medical help. Typing skills helpful. $4.25 Yola 633-7332 or 633-3674. Sandblaster wanted, no part time lobs $400-$1200 - $5.00 an hour, depending family room, enclosed Highland Park Area. 10'/z experience necessary, part time per month or porch. 1 Vz baths, garage. on experience. Apply In room colonial on 3Vz o i I ROOMS will train. Start Imme­ $2,000-6,000 per month. person-Prague Shoe Co., $56,900- We have lust Newer roof and bath. Lots acres of privacy. 3 firepla­ diately. Barry Blast Co. Call 647-7547. I FOR RENT HELP WANTED 200 Pitkin St., East listed a starter home In of charm for little money. ces, unique family room. 2 HD 238 Hartford Rd. 646-2992. Hartford. Coventry that Is only ane D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 car garage. " We Guaran­ block from the lake! If or 871-1400. tee Our Homes!" B!an- Room for non-smoking Full time position for truck Oort Time Inserters Maintenance Person Waitress-Waiter Lun­ you are leaking for a two chard 8, Rossetto Real gentlemen. Call 643-5600. driver for furniture store. •anted. Coll 647-9946, ask needed for general clean­ cheon part-time. Tuesday bedroom home on a good Manchester. Dormered Estate, 646-2482. Good pay end benefits Apply tor Bob ing, banquet set-up, small Automtive Title Clerk- thru Friday. Hourly wage sized lot (172 feet x 100 Cape with fleldstone fa­ In person to Mr. WHIiem Sin­ repair work. Full time Career oppurtunity, loin plus gratuities, additional feet) call today for a cade. 3 bedrooms, fire- 0 9 1 APARTMENTS ger. Puritan Furniture, 61 ®asfe-uo artist, port time, position, hourly rate, be­ Conns, fastest growing Super Ranch. Immacu­ New Britain Ave., Elmwood. banquet hours available. showing. At this price It placed living room, 1'/z late 3 bedraom home on j Z ip o B r e n t 20 hours, Mondov, Tues­ nefits, vocation. Man­ franchise. Entry level po­ Apply Manchester Coun­ will not last long! Allbrio baths, dining room, 1 car day. Thorsdov ofternoons chester Country Club. sition, for aggressive per­ garage. $101,5(X). Call and private wooded country try Club, 646-0103. E.O.E. Realty, 649-0917 lot. 2 baths, garage. In- Bolton-Mobile home. and Fridov nights. News- Call 646-0103 for son with working knowl­ take a look at this one Furnisher Refinisher aaoer experience helpful. appointment. edge of automotive title ground pool. A must to Working single adult Multi famlly-Eastfleld Manchester 7 room cen­ owner home before It's see. $111,900. Joyce G. EKperlenced individual for Please send work history and contract work. Too sold. D.W. Fish Realty only. No children, pets. full time position in large vo­ and salary requirements and Northfleld St. Satur­ ter hall colonial with 2car Epstein Real Estate. 647- June 1st. Lease, security. pav for too person. Con­ day and Sunday, 10-5. garage, spacious kitchen 643-1591 or 871-1400. 8895. lume furniture etore. Good HARDBODY HEAVEN to The Manchester He- tact Mr. Alex Calse be­ with all appliances and 643-2880. pay end benefits. Apply In -aid. Box S C/O Manches- tween 9am and 4pm. 228- breakfast bar, formal din­ person to Mr. William Singer. IS ler Herald. Cleaning personnel, floor 9431, 647-9735, 423-8666. Manchester. Lovely 7 CONDOMINIUMS One bedroom apartment Puritan Furniture. 61 New ing room. Front to back 24 room Cape. 3 bedrooms, close to shopping, bus­ Britain Ave.. Elmwood. cleaner, hondyman. Part feet, living raem with FOR SALE time 643-5747. formal dining room, se­ line, $425 a month. Utili­ Warehouse person - Full fireplace, built In book­ parate den, good sized ties extra, no children, no 40 hours, forklift a plus. shelves, adlolnlng den, Government Jobs. $16,040 kitchen, 2 full baths, fire­ Manchester - 2 bedroom, pets. 649-9404. Apply Agway, 33 Adams reduced. Come see and place, enclosed breeze­ I'/z baths. Air condition­ Port time driver wanted • $S9,230/yr. Now hiring. Warehouse help, perman- St., Manchester. make an after I Boyle Real tor Vernon area. Short Coll 1-805-687-6000 ext. way, over sized garage. ing, wall to wall. All 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 MANCHESTER ant full time position, Estate Company 649-4800. Only $112,000. U 8, R hours, good pay. Call R-9965 for current federal good benefits with some appliances. Minutes from room opartment. Heated, Secretary-Receptionist, Realty 643-2692. 84. 29 Thompson Road. no appliances, security. COUNTRY CLUB •QUALIFIED NEW NISSAN TRUCK Julie 871-2988 between 6- list. over time. Call 528-9624. Manchester law firm 9om. Selling Your House? Free $64,900. Owner financing $450 per month call 646- BUYERS UP TO 48 MONTHS. Monday thru Friday, 9-5. On beautiful one acre lot Bookkaopor / Rbcbr-. Dental Receptionist market analysis by the available. Owner will pay 2426 weekdays 9-5. Legal and Word Process­ Real Team. Vivian or on Shoddy Mill Road, closing costs. Nocera 8, IIooIbL - Part Ume as­ Nurses Aides - Certified. wanted-UnIque opportun­ ing experience preferred. When you look for a superior compact truck, look at our $6 on hour. Good benefits, Tom Ferguson 646-2482. Bolton. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Co. 589-4511. sistant to handle AP ity for part time employ­ Call 646-4545 rooms, 2.5 baths, whirl­ Nissan SE Regular BecJ 4x4. EOE. 647-1624. Mechanic Wanted - All ment, Thursday morn­ ERA Blanchard 8, Manchester 1 bedroom, and daily reconcilia­ Rosetto. pool bath, fireplace, Manchester. Condomi­ first floor, stove & refrig­ It sports the largest V-6 fuel-injected engine in its class and benefits. M 8. M Service ings, this summer In a Picture Framer full time energy efficient construc­ tions. applicants Production worker for Station, Route 6, Bolton. Manchester general dent­ nium. 3 bedrooms Includ­ erator, no pets, lease 8, tough four-wheel drive. The roomy cab is fully appointed experienced or will train. How Do You spell tax tion, generous allowan­ ing 14x18 master with full security. $400 per month. should possess good light manfocturlng, some 649-2871. ist's office. No experience Excellent working condi­ for your enjoyment. lifting required, flexible relief? R-E-A-L E-S-T-A- ces. $178,900 Jackson 8, bath. 14 X 18 living room. 646-1379 figure aptitude, typing necessary. Resume only. tions 649-6939 8. 647-8776 T-E. 5 Modern units In a Jackson Real Estate, 647- Dining room and family and computer experi­ The SE Regular Bed 4x4. It’s what you've been looking for. hours. Coll 649-3900. Dr. Bottaro, 162 Spencer evenings. St., Manchester. business zone. Main 8400 or 646-8646. room. Central air. 2'/z 5 Room Duplex Ranch - ence a plus. Call Ellle, Bartender nights & wee­ Street near hospital. baths. Deck overlooking 6464)103 Mon., Wed. Pointing - Experience Many possibilities I private wooded back­ quiet neighborhood, yard, kends. Apply In person Mature waitress wanted help wanted. Call 646-4879. Government Homes from $475. Utilities not In­ and FrI., 10am-2pm. only, Lofayette Escad- Wednesday thru Friday $275,000. Blanchard 8< Ros- •• $1 (1) repair). Also delin­ yard. Pool and tennis cluded. Deposit and lease. rllle, 300 West Middle 11:30 to 2:30. Inquire seHo 646-2482. quent tax property. Call facilities. $104,900 D.W. References. Available DeCORMI Toke, Manchester. within or Call 649-3700. 1-805-687-6000 ext. GH-9965 Fish Realty 643-1591. ar THIS IS YOUR CAR: TAURUS MTS Coventry - Driver for 871-1400. May 15. 649-8236. Vies Pizza Manchester Herald Manchester. Center en­ for Information. 285 BROAD ST., MANCHfSrL.R Receiving and warehouse trance Garrison Colonial. Route. Good pay, short File clerk for busy office, North field green condom­ position, leading to man­ Counter attendant. Days hours. Call 647-9946. 7 rooms, 3 large bed­ South Windsor. 6 room Manchester-First floor of Electrician E-2 agement responsibllitv. 8i nights no experience flexible hours. Available rooms, eat In kitchen, ranch In excellent family iniums. Manchester, spa­ 2 family, 2 bedrooms, Growing company with necessav. Apply at Sub­ Immediately, references. formal dining room, fire­ neighborhood with 3 bed­ cious 3 bedroom, 2Vz appliances, washer/dryer Roekvern Electic Inc. —IVI5 SAA/ ------Full time clerical position Reply C/O Manchester baths, finished rec room. profit sharing, best suited way 288 Center St., available In our billing place, llvingroom, 1'/z rooms, living room, din­ hookups, $475 monthly to ambitious Individual. Manchester. Herald Bax Z. baths, W/W carpeting, ing room, eat-ln-kitchen, $91,900 by owner. Call plus utilities. 644-3854. 875-5905 department. Excellent be­ 649-2316, priciples only. 649-4563 nefits. Apply In person, L drapes throughout, 1 car large yard. Won't last. AA/ F I ndusfrlol THIS IS YOUR PRICE: Help wanted carpenters, detached garage, large $111,900 Century 21 a, M Ambulance, 275 New roofers, sand blasters, Unfurnished 4 room commercial, resi­ SPECIAL PURCHASE! State Road, Manchester, lot. Bowers area. 646-1099. Jackston-Showcase. 646- dential, able to painters and laborers. Ex­ $124,900. 1316. apartment suitable for CT. perienced only, the Mak one or two persons, no work with minimum Seeking Energetic, Inde­ supervision, all In­ Housekeepers full/part Co. 643-2659. South Windsor. 6 room North Field Green, 3 bed­ pets. $350 per month plus pendent worker for one- Clerical position availa­ . Bolton-Sparkling beauty! utilities. First, last and surance coverage, Brand New time. Housekeepers person office. Duties In­ ble. Full time reception­ Field Stone fireplace in L-shaped ranch In move- room condo, excellent Human needs program in condition with 3 bed­ condition. Many extras. security required. Phone $10,000 life, voca­ ’ needed for the Quality Inn clude billing, scheduling ist, good typing a must. assistant, Manchester llvingroom ESK, beauti­ 872-9951. tions, paid holidays 11,490 rooms, IVz baths. In Call Dr.'s office 528-7093. Conference Center. Flexi­ and dispatching. Some Will Include training for Area Conference of ful master bedroom suite, 1985 Mark Vll’s ble hours and Incentive ground pool, large deck, 2 & uniforms, steady computer experience Insurance technician. Call Churches. Coordinate 2 full baths, on lovely place to work with pay. Please fill out appli­ helpful. Hours 8am-5pm, Pam 633-0241. acre. Barbara Blassberg car garage. $131,900. Cen­ LROAL NOTICE food distribution pro­ tury 21 Jackston- excellent working cation at front desk. 51 Monday thru friday. Call gram, Includes direct 233-5764. Century 21, The TOWN OF ANDOVER THIS IS YOUR EQUIPMENT: Hartford Toke. 569-0501 for Interview. Real Estate Co. 233-2641 Showcase. 646-1316. how conditions and co­ $3,000 Under Dealer Invoice client services and volun­ ______i______The 4lh Quarterly Installment workers. • 2.5L electronic fuel-injected engine • Rear window defroster (1) Vernon.EOE/AA teer support. Residence In of property taxes on the • Four-wheel independent suspension • Tinted glass October 1,1984 Grand List ore pleasant 4 ^T o Choose From Manchester area, sailary TOWN OF COVCNTIIV • Front-wheel drive • Light Group Federal, State and Civil now due and payable April 1, •a • Persons to do laundry full range 8-$10,000. Resume to OFFICE OF THE TOWIN MANAGER 1986. Payments mode otter • Front and rear stabilizer bats • Dual electric remote control mirrors Service Jobs now availa­ MACC, Box 773, Manches­ TOWN OFFICE BUILOING I t IS Includes 3 Year, 36,000 Mile Warranty ble In your area. Far Info, time poultry farm. Medi­ Moy 1,1986, ore sublect to o • Power front dlsc/rear drum brakes • Electronic AM/FM stereo search radio with Advertising Sales - Expe­ cal and retirement plan. ter, Ct. 06040, by May 5th. COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT late charge ot 1V5% per call (805)644-9533 Dept. rienced space representl- month on the late Installment, NOTICE TO CREDITO RS • Power rack and pinion steering cassette tape player Call 633-4681 LeR ov EOE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - INVITATION TO BIO to place a ESTATE OF 1258. tlves needed for Manches- from the due dole, or a WILLIAM M. McGOOHAN, • Electronic digital clock • P205770Rx14 BSW all-season radial tires Saucier. minimum of $2.00. Poyments • Interval windshield wipers • Remote locking fuel door t e r area. Great In accordance with provisions ot the Town Charter, sealed moy be mode by moll or at the fast-acting late of Manchester, opportunity. Call 721-9278, The Tawn of Manchester. proposals will be received until 10:00 A.M. E.D.S.T. on Town Office Building which Is deceosed • Reclining bucket seats • Lock Group ask for Ron. May 20,1916, In the office ot the Town Monoger, Town Office The Hon. Wiltlam E. Fitz­ ALSO MANY 1985 6 1986 Laborer, performs heavy open 9:00 o.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classified Gerald, Judge, of the Court • Center console • Power side windows Wonted equipment opera­ Building, Coventry, Connecticut. Bids will Immediately be Monday through Friday. The • Dual driverls side visors lor front and side • Speed control tor with paving knowl­ manual labor out of doors Dental Hygenlst expe­ opened and reod aloud In the Town Manager's Office (or fur­ Tax Collector Is also in her of Probate, District of Man­ First National Bank - Ct Is Including mowing, litter rienced. Tuesday 8, Wed­ nishing ot oil materials, equipment and labor for; chester at a hearing held on protection ^ • Leather-wrapped steering wheel DEMOS AVAILABLE edge. Class II License bringing Its personalized office Monday evenings from Ad. April 21, 1986 ordered that all required. Benefits. Call control and grounds nesday. Call between WOODBRIOQE ROAO BRIDGE 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. claims must be presented to • Cargo tie-down net • Tilt steering column banking service to East maintenance. Must be at 9am-12. 633-3509. 742-6190 or 423-2093 be­ Hertford. Positions are Proposals must be executed In accordance with and sublect SANDRA G. BID W ELL the fiduciary on or before • Rocker panel moldings • Paint stripe (2) AT SIMILAR SAVINGS tween 7:30am and 6:00pm. least 16 years of age. $4.50 to Instructions contolned In the Instructions to bidders. TAX COLLECTOR July 24, 1986 or be barred as • 5-speed manual transaxle • Styled road wheels available for full and port per hour, 30-37 hours per TOWN OF ANDOVER. by law provided. time tellers, teller man­ Contract Documents, Including drawings and technicol spe­ CONNECTICUT • Air conditioning (1) Piwnhim sound systtm is an sMowaMt BubalHution. week June to August. Also cifications ore on file at the Office of the Town Monoger, 643-2711 Mary Lou Taylor, \ 2 i May bo daltiBd with no pneo ertdit and atUI qualify tot V b Iu b Building principal. Appli­ BUSINESS O ptm DiBCOum. Includes 3 Year, ager and customer ser­ Crew leader performs and Town Office Building, Coventry, Connecticut. Clerk •Only Title & Taxes are extra cants should submit let­ vice reps. Experienced [HOPPORTUNITIES Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained by deposit­ The fiduciary Is: Unlimited Mileage supervises ethers In mow­ ters of application and preferred but will 'train. ing Twenty Dollars ($20.00) with the Town Manager for eoch Anthony J. Grvk 3 resumes to Fother Bill ing, litter control; and set of documents so obtolned. The deposited amount will be 333 East Center St. For further Information graunds maintenance returned provided the Contract Documents and drawings NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Manchester, CT 06040 Warranty Charbonneou, East Ca­ please contact John Pa­ ore returned In good condition within ten (10) days after the 016-04 Cougars tholic High School, 115 tasks. Must be at least 18 FISH MARKET ORDER IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR trick at 727-0700 for an years of age, possess a Bid opening! The deposit will not be returned to Non-Bldd- IN MANCHESTER AREA New State Road, Man­ appointment. EOE. Southington efs. 1985 chester, Ct. 06040-1898. In­ valid Ct. drivers license The Town of Coventry reserves the right to relect any or oil and have some expe­ Bmy Sbbpfliig Plaza bids or to wolve detects or Informalities In some If It Is Contor 8L 407-553 odd only NOTICE TO CNEDITONS terviews will begin on Machinist-Immediate op­ ESTATE OF We'll match or beat any legitimate deal on any April 30th until position Is rience In grounds mainte­ RedaMfl far vrieh $ala deemed In the best Interests ot the Town ot Coventry. Won MIddIo Tpko. 4204M enings for first class nance work. $6.00 per Each bidder must deposit with his Bid, o Bid Bond which EDWIN A. JOHNSON, late rilled. machinist to set up and Owner financing. shall not be less thon five (5) percent ot the amount of the Mirtilo 81. III of Manchester, deceased hour 30-37 hours per week, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ new Fordt so get your best deal and then see us! operate; lathed bridge- Qrau afprax.: $250,000 Bid. MeCobo 8L III June to August. Applica­ Attention ot Bidders Is particularly called to the require­ 8toek Plico Gerald, Judge, ot the Court port and CNC machining tion materials are availa­ Nat apprax.; $100,000 ments qs to conditions of employment to be observed and III ot Probate, District of Man­ centers. Fully air conditi­ ble at the personnel of­ NOGaUOGO.MOKn$ minimum woge rotes to be paid under this Contract. Hllllird 8L 3S7-S9I chester at a hearing held on oned shop, liberal over- Bidders ore advised this contract shall be sublect to Execu­ April IS, 19S6 ordered that all ,pCURr-/Me,, fice, 41 Center Street, 5 0 M 5 1 1 tive Order No. Three regordlng non-dlscrlmlnotlon, pro­ Combridgo 8L 14-100 claims must be presented to 647-3126. The Town Is an mulgated by Governor Thomos J. Mesklll, June 16,1971,and Oxford 81 III the fiduciary on or before ------equal opportunity to the Guidelines and rules ot the State Labor Commissioner Enoorton 8L UtR July 21, 1986 or be barred os SINCE 301 Cftntftr SUm I by law provided. MtnehMtftf 643-5136 Marv Lou Taylor, / d ' / ------^ Clerk guat OtI Emu 60 ^ The Caring Car People The fiduciaries are: Atl«4) 283470 Anita J. Shorts ment service. rirn o r s l 300-540 481 Porter St. No bidder may withdraw his Bid within sixty (60) days after Manchester, CT 06040 and M O RIARi?‘Y BROTHERS Adalbert L. Halllsev 540 Silos Deane Highway Wethersfield, CT 06109 087-04 t .Y./9S. -f.*. V S r”

U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 25, 1986 SPORTS CARS RnRECNEATIONAL RHSCEIiANEOUS r HOMES TAB SALES TAB SALES SALE FOR SALE FOHREHT | 5£ J EQUIPMENT FOR SALE TAB SALES Canadiens take Saturday, April 26, from Can you buy Jeeps, Cart, 1982 Chew Celebrity 4 Manchtstar • Spacious 4 Poolsl Poolsl Poolsl AAA pool distributor must dis­ 9am to 4pm at 7 Notch Tag and rummage Sale. 4x4's seized In drug raids door sedan, air, power .bodroom Colonial. 2 full pose of entire stock of ENDROLLS Road. Ext. Bolton. Multi Saturday April 26 from 9-3 for under $100.00? Call for s te e r in g brakes, lead on Whalers baths, convonltnf loca­ AM/FM. Excellent car. new. leftover. 1905. 31 ft. 27Vk w M lh-2M fam ily. Items Include new American Legion Hall, factsfodayl (615) 269-6701 tion. SSOO por month. 646- bathroom sink, panelling, Wall Sfreet Coventry, $3450. 647-9104. 7045 or 721-7544. family sized swimming 13Yi wldth-2 for 259 ext. 257^______pools with huge sundeck. furniture, typewriter, Home baked food, good Tag Sale Soturdov April ... page 11 fencing, filter, ladders MUST be picked up « Ihe children's clothing, excel­ clothing, books, more. 26, 9am-5pm. 222 West 1984 Conquest - 'Pocket Monchostor- Holt of o now Mencheeter Hereld Oltlce lent condition and much Street (Rte 85) Bolton. 1980 Ford Fairmont, 2 and warranty for only betore 11 A.M. ONLY. Rocket* 2.6 liter turbo 5 duplos IV i baths. $450 o $971. Installation optional miscellaneous. Rain Dote M ay 3rd. door, 4 speed, 4 cylinder. month, plus utilities, s^ speed, loaded with power New clutch, brakes, struts curitv. Jock J. Loppon and extra, tlnonclng avail­ options. A /C A M /F M ste­ able. Coll Paul at 721-1844. Hundreds of yards of new and exhaust. <»ood run­ Realty. 443-4243. reo cassette. Balance of ning condition, excellent Tag Sale/Auction - Satur­ calico and solids for quilt­ transferrable warran­ day, April 24, 9;30am, ing, spring sewing, etc.' tees. (Rust Proof drive mileage. $18M. Ciill 228- ISOATS/MARINE open bidding starts 10am. Church rummage/tag Saturday, April 26th, 9am. train etc.) Excellent tour­ 3414. STORE ANO [eq u ipm en t Harley Supergllde - $4000. First Congregational sale. Saturday April 26, 296 Hackmatack St. M an­ ing coup. Excellent condi­ ES 1974 M G Midget, $1500. Church, 837 Main Street, 9-3. Community Baptist chester. Rain date May tion $8500 or best offer. Toyota Corona, gold, OFFICE SPACE Kitchen table with leaf East Hartford. Auction Church, 585 East Center 3rd. 646-6754. needs engine work, best 14 foot Mad River canoe, and 4 chairs, $150. Antloue Includes many new Items, Street, Manchester. offer. Call 6444)030 before Office for rent. 700 souore paddles Included. Used loveseat. camel back, shrubs, fabrics, crafts, 9pm. feet. Ideal location, no four times. Excellent con­ horse hair fabric. $400. gift certificates, baked Miscellaneous Items, 31 food, near mini moll. Coll dition. $800. Please call Call 5494W14. goods, plants and child­ Williams Road. Bolton, ilaurhrHtrr Hrralft 449-0M9. 443-4942 after 4pm or 447- ren's corner. Saturday 8, Sunday 10-3. ^ Manche.ster — A City of Village Charm 9944 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for No early birds please. Moving-furniture, house­ Diapers - $4.50 per pack­ 1982 Saab - 900APC turbo, Bob. 3 Family Toe Sale. 174 hold, and baby goods. 68 Pontiac Firebird, 350 age of 48. Overnight dis­ Saturday 9-3, 41 LInmore black, 3 door, garaged, posable diapers for babies Summit Street. Saturday Tag Sale and Collectibles. pampered and polished automatic, new exhaust, WANTEO April 24. 10am-4pm, rain April 26, 9am-1pm, 114 Dr. MUSICAL over 11 lbs. Call Joan, weekly. Evenings 423- $800 or best offer. Call 25 Cents □ TO RENT date Sunday April 27th. Kennedy Road. 646-5610. Saturday, April 26, 1986 m ITEMS 449-4744, Monday-Frlday, Tag Sale-Refrigerator, 2072. 3;3O4;30pm. Reliable. Single Profes­ gos stove, washing ma­ 65 Plymouth Satellite, 440 Planos/Organs — Glont Tag Sale-Soturdav April chine, furniture, cloths, sional with well-trained Newly built heavy duty four speed $2200.63 Chevy dog seeks house to rent In Armory Sale. Baldwin 8. 24,9am to 2pm, 34 Nye St., toys and many mlscelleo- Impala convertible $1800. name brands. New Brl- glider swing, four seoter. Manchester, Ct. No early nous. 45 Pioneer Circle. w ? Manchester or surround­ $400 Call 449-8314. 1975 vega station wagon, . 81 Kawasaki GTV 1100 ,toln Armory, corner of arrivals. Cancelled If (Off Wodell Rd.) Satur­ fair running condition, $1700. negotiable. Call 742- Agent’s ing town. Will sign lease, G O P budget Bargins Galore - Setting provide references and Stanley 8i East Main rain. day 9-4 and Sunday 10-3. needs minor work. $500 9996 742-8374 up your first apartment? security deposit. Please Streets, New Britain, lust 14 cubic foot Amana firm . 649-2113. Five fam ily sale Includes 2 2 call 443-2711 during the off route 72 8.1-84. Thurs­ freezer, white, upright, day. Ask for James or day, April 24, 12-9pm, like new $300.5 HP Mighty Estate tag sale. Soturdov washing machine, wheat Automotive leave message. Friday. April 25, 12-9pm, Mac Mulcher $250. An­ and Sunday April 24th S, sofa, beds, lamps, silver­ f^RIISCELLANEOUS lover Saturday, April 24, 9 to tique Mahogany server. 27th, 10am to 5:30pm. No ware, etc. Also strollers, ISJ autoriotive sails through 9pm, Sunday, April 27, Call 449-9573 after 4. early arrivals. Mlscellea- baby carriers, other In­ fant necessaries, plus toys 11-4pm. Over 250 pianos nous household funlsh- I CARS Chevy. 350, 4 bolt engine Ings. Furniture, stove, and kids' clothes. 10-speed 82 Dafson 310 GX-5 speed, on display. Largest col lec­ To Be Sold-KIng size bed will sell all or parts. Make 17 9 J ANTIQUES/ lamps, end tables, TV, bikes. Women's clothes In FOR SALE sunroof, excellent condi­ tion In Northeast. Save $350. Corner studio beds tion, AM/FM stereo offer. After 6pm. 646-1348. recants COLLECTIBLES kitchen utensils, books, small sizes. Saturday 9 to thousands I Direct tactory with table $250. California cassette, must be seen tlnonclng available. Redwood coffee table pictures. 187 Hollister St. 4; Sunday, 9 to 1. Rain or 1975 Pontiac Astra, many state Senate asking $4,000. Call 564-7926 Cargo van driver, protec­ Hurry, selection won’t $500. Appointment only. (runs ott of Main St) shine. 109-111 Ridge St., 1 new parts, good body, 5 needs engine. Best offer. Monday thru Friday be­ tor van radio. Call after Manchester, In back block up hill from 6 lost. You won't ever see 444-4202 LOS ANGELES (U P !) - In a Call after 5pm. 649-1194. tween 8:30am and 4:30pm. 6pm 643-7982 these prices again! yard. McDonald's. startling twist Friday in the Two Victorian chairs $150. By John Gustavsen 1993. New registrants would be each. Mahagonv game espionage retrial of Richard The Associated Press assessed a $2 fee per plate. Senate table $150. 444-0599. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Miller, the former FBI agent's Republican leaders said the mea­ I PETS AND ESTATE OF ex-lover and admitted Soviet spy M AIDEE D. CARR, o /k /o HARTFORD — Majority Repub­ sure would be accepted in the AntlauesI Depression, SUPPLIES MARY D. CARR, lo t* of recanted her confession, insisting licans marshaled a $4.3 billion House. pressed glass, press- Manchester, deceased she and Miller never betrayed the 1986-87 general fund budget backs. furniture. Art- The Hon. William E. Flf^ United States. Senate Democrats tried to res­ Husky Cross - One year Gerald, Judge, of the Court through the Senate on Friday, Oeco. pictures, mirrors, U.S. District Judge David Ke­ tore some of O’Neill's proposals trames. lamps, advertis­ old. Free to good home. of Probate, District of Man­ which they said translates into an Needs love and affection. chester at a hearing held on nyon, during a tumultuous, hour- that were reduced by the ing. linen, collectibles. 8.4 percent increase over current If Interested call 443-2751 A pril 21,1984 ordered that all long court session, read aloud a Republicans. 443-4524. claims must be presented to spending. ask for Paul. the tlduclory on or before transcript of a poignant statement Among the amendments they July 24, 1986 or be barred as TAKE Svetlana Ogorodnikova made to But the Democratic minority tried unsuccessfully to push F ri­ 3 free kittens to a good by law provided. him during a meeting in chambers said real spending under the day were those that would: home. Call 444-3914. Mary Lou Toylor, Clerk Thursday. Republican plan would be closer to • Add $7.6 million fora prescrip­ The fiduciary Is; The developments also promp­ the $4.4 billion proposed by Demo­ tion drug assistance program for FURNITURE P atrick B. Dougherty cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill — IMISCELLANEDUS 17 Dougherty St. ted Kenyon to declare one of the disabled and low-income Monchester, CT 06040 A Miller's attorney. ESTATE OF a new attorney for Ogorodnikova. plan very similar to the gover­ • And add $15 million for town springs. Frame. Excellent DOROTHY F. DUCHARME CHANCE "Y ou r honor, we are not guilty of nor's. is expected to be taken up by aid for roads and bridges. The Hon. Norman J. these crim es," Ogorodnikova told condition. Will be sold Quality Preuss, Judge, of the Court the House next week. Robertson said Republicans had with 2 complete sets of of Probate, District of An­ Kenyon during their meeting. "I fairly treated all of O’NeiH’s Senate President Pro Tempore sheets, 1 bedspread. All dover at a hearing held on want to tell the judge the truth. V -I.- - . proposed spending increases. tor $220, or best offer. April 18,1986 ordered that all Philip S. Robertson. R-Cheshire, claims must be presented to Richard is not a traitor of his 443-8062, evenings 8. wee­ country. I am not a Russian spy. said there was still no agreement “ All the programs propo.sed in kends. Keep trying!. the fiduciary an or before July 18, 1986 or be barred as IN " I want to tell thejudge I pleaded on the size of state tax cuts, but he the governor’s budget, for all by low provided. A A practical purposes, are still there, guilty and my life is finished. If I said he hoped to cut taxes by more Mahogany Dining room Sharon B. Preuss, it’s just that we're suggesting that TOP Clerk return to the Soviet Union they will than $100 million. Tax bills will set - Circa 1920, table, they can’t use as much money as buffet, china closet, 4 The fiduciary Is: anyway kill me. I am living now UPI photo begin in the Hou.se. probably next Lynn C. Fisher the.governor suggested in a fiscal chairs (2 need repair). only for my son. week. 109 Maruth Drive year." Robertson said. $400. 447-1324. Pittsburg, PA 15237 THE " I will take all the sentence I am - Vale graduate atudent Ghariette Hitch'- houses the university’s administrative * ■— Republicans said their budget is 0S24H given b u t... I don't want someone cock is arrested Friday after biocking offices. She was one of about 45 about $122 million below the one Robertson said the budget Couch-Unlgue trench, who is not guilty to be in prison, too. curved, sectional. Needs the entrance to Woodbridge Mali, which anti-apartheid protesters arrested. presented by O'Neill for the fiscal agreed on by the 23 Republican SOIL INVITATION TO BID *823 "It's hard when they accuse you year beginning July 1. senators was the same as the one re-upholsterlng. Call 872- ■nUASTE REMOyAL’ P 2974. The Board of Educotlon, 110 of something you didn’t do. When Senate Democrats assailed the Senate and House leader.^ had P Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ everyone points at me and says I GOP claim. Senate Minority agreed on. During this year's Bunk bed 8. Pine Tressle ford, CT w ill receive sealed "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” am Russian spy. it hurts me. My Leader Cornelius O’Leary, D- legislative session, there has been 647-9153 bids for "WASTE REMO­ Table. Call after 4pm VAL". Bid Information and soul hurts. Yale blockade spurs arrests South Windsor, claimed the major­ persistent friction between the 443-7982. specifications are available "But I don't care now. I just want ity assertion of frugality was an House and Senate GOP. ottheBusInessOfflce. Sealed to help him. It's hard to help a man Next week, the Legislature still bids will be received until NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale University engage in disruption rather than dialogue." said illusion. Sofa-clean, good condi­ who put you in jail but he is not must act on the Appropriations tion, Ideal for rec room or Wednesday, May 14, 1986 at CONTEST campus police charged 47 protesters with Yale Secretary John A. Wilkinson in a statement "The Republicans pull expendi­ 2:00 p.m. at which tim e they guilty.” cottage. $40 phone 443- Real Tight Mower, seh disorderly conduct Friday, raising to about 320 tures out of the (governor’s) Committee’s proposed $87 million will be publicly opened and Testimony lurched to a sudden issued following the arrests. 1374. propelled. Hahn Eclipse, read aloud. The Board of the number of arrests in apartheid demonstra­ budget and pay for them with education trust fund and $465 19" roller bearings, halt Thursday when Ogorodnikova “ This strikes deeply at Ihe values of an' open Education reserves the right tions the past two weeks. surplus funds and call this a million transportation fund. With Briggs engine, cast Iron to accept or relect any or all requested a private meeting with university," Wilkinson said. “ Unimpeded access R The arrest of 40 students and seven supporters reduced budget,” he said. Still, the Senate proposal included, the frame. Very good condi­ bids or the right to waive Kenyon, who disclosed what hap­ and freedom from coercion are imperative if we t v / s t e r e d / technical form alities It It Is In ended two days of relative calm on campus, are to protect the principles of freedom of O'Leary said later. "It's a much entire state budget for for 1986-87 tion. $125. 449-1724. the best Interest to do so. To Every 5th, 10th p e n ^ by reading her statement APPUANCES where 272 previous arrests have occurred since expression that we espouse." better budget than we thought we would total $4.9 billion. Richard A. Huot, Friday. N Director, April 14 when an outlawed shantytown was torn A spokesman for the Yale Divestment were going to get." O'Neill said Friday it was too Kenyon then lashed out at Used Refrigerators, INVITATION TO PID Business Services 15th and 20th Caller... down. Republicans succeeded in soon to tell whether he could live Greenberg, calling his effort to Campaign said the students want an immediate Washers, Ranges — The Monchester Public 081-04 Students began what they called a "sit-down amending a study bill on contract­ with the GOP budget plan. Schools solicits bids for ART contact a new attorney for Ogorod­ moratorium on the purchase of any new stock in clean, guaranteed, ports who speaks with our classifieci ad blockade" outside Woodbridge Hail, Y ale’s main ing for state services to include He also stopped short of calling and service. Low prices. SUPPLIES fo r the 1984-1987 nikova the "grossest misconduct." firms dealing with South Africa. school year. Sealed bids w ill administration building at about 6 a.m. They also want an emergency meeting of the $97.6 million in spending on 1985-86 the GOP budget insensitive, but B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 449 be received until MAY 6, For Sunny Days f r e e department between 8:30 a.m. "The court feels that under the projects. "The sum includes $15 said it is “ not as sensitive as the Main Street, 443-2171. 1986,2:00 P.M ., at which tim e circumstances, formal charges The arrests were ordered when Yale Provost Yale Corporation, the school's governing body, to and 5:00 p.m., Monday through William Brainard warned the students to leave million for a trust fund to help budget that I submitted they w ill be publicly opened. should be brought against Mr. reconsider its divestment policy regarding the Upright Vo- The right Is reserved to re- and they refused. segregationist government. cities and towns pay for liability originally.” lect any and all bids. Specifi­ Greenberg for a deliberate at­ cuum — With attach­ Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ He also told them they were suspended for insurance and $40 million for a " I thought that we did things that cations and bid forms may be tempt to interrupt justice and to Protesters, backed by Yale faculty, labor, ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 secured at the Business Of­ violating university regulations by blocking the trust fund to help generate general needed to be done in the state of sified word ad for a maximum of bring a delay in this court." community and religious leaders, are pressing months old. $50. Good fice, 45 North School Street, entrance to the building that houses Yale Yale to eventually sell $350 million to $400 million revenue sharing money. Connecticut and I believe they condition. Call 444-3245 Manchester, Connecticut. Kenyon said. six consecutive days. President A. Bartlett Giamatti's office. The $97.6 million would come know that, and they'll have to live after 5pm. 084-04 "The court finds Mr. Greenberg of holdings in 98 companies doing business in <=^Sb o ' a o s "Some students and others are attempting to South Africa. from the estimated 1985-86 fiscal with the consequences of their at this point in direct contempt." year state .surplus of $222 million. actions at a later tim e." he said. Kenyon said. Democrats said a significant O’Neill also said there was little NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE I LAWN AND Sale to the highest bidder of number of the projects being progress in meetings Thursday GARDEN abandoned miscellaneous Every 150th, 200th funded through the so-called defi­ with some Republican legislative household goods consisting PLUS ciency bill were O’NeiH's leaders on the teacher bill. of household furniture, appli­ Top Soil — Cleon, rich ances, radios, televisions, initiative.s. There’s a sharp philosophical stone-free loam. Any books, pet needs, stereos and and 300th Caller... Ethics office joins Deaver probe push “ These are fine programs." said difference between Republicans much, much more. To be omount delivered, 872- Sen. Steven C. Casey. D-Brislol. and Democrats on the teacher 1400. held at RENT-A-SPACE Inc. will receive a grand prize of a gift Self Service Storage Center WASHINGTON (UPI) - The allegations against his longtime whether a Watergate-style special criminal violations to have the "But the Republicans like to say proposal. Republicans want towns at 282 Chapel Road, South Justice Department decide that they have cut the bottom line to be able to set salary levels Windsor, CT on May 20, 1986 certificate at one of the following government ethics office Friday political confidante and friend. prosecutor, known as an independ­ at 4 p.m. The goods of Nancy 3 joined five senators in asking the Most of the questions center ent counsel, should be appointed to whether to go through the special and that is a joke." themselves with additional money [FUEL OIL/COAL/ “ ” hrew ood Ransom, Cindy Lam, Steven restaurants of our choice: Justice Department to determine around Deaver's activities in re­ investigate Deaver. counsel process. Another successful Republican from the state. Democrats want [ Nestler, Narkis Stone, Judith "W e have serious questions but amendment, by Sen. Michael L. the state to set a mandatory Strotton, Louis Barone, whether a special prosecutor presenting Canada as a lobbyist Deaver faces inquiries by the 2 For Sale-Green firewood 4 Dean DImauro, William needs to investigate “ serious ques­ after leaving government and a General Accounting Office, re­ we don't have the answers,” the Morano. R-Greenwich. would call minimum starting teacher salary • PIANO’S • WONGS 2 or 4 cord load. 14-20 ft. Sheorn, Catherine Bryant, tions” of criminal ethics violations subsequent agreement between quested by Rep. John Dingell, spokesman said. for a phase-in of two license plates with the state picking up the tab for Yvonne Beatty, Kathleen for motor vehicles registered in the lengths $55 cord. Also tree Power, Geoffrey Madow, • THE ADAMS MILL by former White House aide Canada and the United States on D-Mich.. and the executive Office Reagan, asked at a news confer­ wherever the minimum is set. work wanted, reasonable Gloria Graves, Carol Caruso, Michael Deaver. acid rain. of Ethics in Government, headed ence last month about the conflict state. The cost would be paid from Among tax cuts under considera­ rotes. Fully Insured Zl- Orlando GIberto, Jeffrey • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN President Reagan, after arriv­ Late Thursday, five Democratic by David Martin. of interest allegations swirling the general fund budget — $108,000 tion are those that would reduce gadlo Brothers. 484-7274. Tinkler w ill be sold to the hi­ ghest bidder. ing in California on the first leg of members of the Senate Judiciary Late Friday. Martin said he had around Deaver and his 11-month in 1986-87 and $368,000 in 1987-88. the tax on residential utility bills, The leinholder reserves the his 13-day Asian trip, said, " I think Committee invoked the Ethics in completed his inquiry and a old private consulting venture, The total cost would be between inheritances, real estate sales and Firewood Seasoned, 4 righ t to bid on goods at sole. the whole thing is ridiculous” in spokesman in his office said there said Deaver “ has never put the $8 million and $11 million by the income from dividends and foot lengths $45 per cord. 077-04 Government Act and requested a Cut and split $100per cord. reference to conflict-of-interest Justice Department inquiry into are serious enough questions of arm on me." time the phase-in is complete in interest. 5 449-2524 or 872-4444. 6 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright TODAY’S HERALD Mob kills policeman In order to qualify, simply call and AM.PtWf.AU. 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