16—MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 9.1991 Bridge

It is unlikely partner has a club hon­ SpccioIislD#! NORTH (-(-(1 Five tricks or. Your only real hope for success is ♦ 10 5 3 that singleton diamond. At trick two, ♦ KQ 4 needed switch to the nine of diamonds. ^ ♦ AK432 Declarer wins in hand wuh the LAWN CARE PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ 11 |WATERPROOFING ♦ 85 By Phillip Alder queen and leads a low heart. Rush in REMODELING PAPERING WEST EAST The contract is three hearts. To de­ with the ace, cash the ace of spades YARDMASTERS WET BASEMENTS? • AKQJ2 *94 and then lead the two (or jack) of FRANK YOUNQ GENERAL Hatchways, foundation cracks, • A 98 • 32 feat the declarer, you and your part­ Spring Clean-Up WEIGLFS PAINTING CO. ner must win five tricks. Place dough­ spades. Partner should see what Is Q u a % work at a CONTRACTOR ♦ 9 ♦ J 10.8 7 5 needed. He will ruff the trick (assum­ Kitchen and bath remodeling sump pumps, tile lines, gravity lianrhpB tpr Lawns, Bushes, T r ^ Cut reasonable pricel • Q 10 9 6 ♦ J743 nuts over the South and East cards. • Roofing •V in y l* Siding feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ ing he started with two trumps) and Yards, gutters, garages Interior & Exterior You lead the king of spades; partner • Replacement Windows SOUTH return a diamond, allowing you to ruff cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appll- Free Estimates ness proofing of concrete walls drops the nine and South the six. How • Custom Decks • Additions ♦ 8 76 and defeat the contract. anoes Removed. Carpentry, and floors. Chimney dean outs, do you continue? What would you do if Call Brian Welgle 6434774 • J 107 6 5 If you have four hearts, you know ^ fa W ni» « your six of clubs were the six of hearts Hauling, Backhoe Work. • m ttH tW m V M nM r MPCWIfW stonewalls, and concrete repairs. 6 4 5 - 8 9 1 2 ♦ Q6 instead? partner has only one trump. He won’t Any Job Considered. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ ♦ AK2 Rebidding a five-card suit is not have an entry to give you a diamond Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper ruff. In this case, your best chance is Newsstand: 350 - Home: 300 Call 643-9996 MARTY MAnSSON CUSTOM QUAUTY ior citizen discounts. Vulnerable; North-South normally recommended, but West’s Friday, May 10,1991 One stop improvements. Dealer; South solid spades certainly looked like a to lead four rounds of spades. With Painting Interior/Exterior Albert Zuccaro luck, partner will have the seven or 10 Framing to Painting. six-carder. ntE N C K S U m S TREE SBtVICE South West North Blast of hearts. If South discards from the Is now socspting mowlne nooounis Wallpapering Licensad 6 Ineured. Waterproofing Partner’s nine of spades is surely Pass 1 ♦ 2 ♦ Pass dummy. East will ruff with that criti­ tor M s lawn sssson. 30 Years Experience B.B.B. Member the start of an echo with a doubleton. • Lawn C ut S Trim 6 4 6 -3 3 6 1 2 * 2 ♦ 3 • All pass cal trump, effecting an uppercut. You • Formal Hadgs Trimming References, Insured Call Dave Adamick lor a tree quote. If so, you can cash three spade tricks Weicker wins • Traaa S Shniba Plantao and have the ace of hearts in the back­ will come to two heart tricks. Inside Today.,. • Pruning # Spot Saadlng • FartMiar 649-4431 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 Opening lead; • K © 1»»1, MEW8PAP6B EHTERPfllSE ASSN. a V a g a )^ Gartlana Holo-Tllad ground. But where is the fifth trick? • Drivaways Saalad HOME FMt WHIttn EHhmtm G.L McHUGH PAINTING RICK'S HANDYMAN IMPROVEMENT S4S-1S12 ■ Grateful soldier throw Interior/Exterior Painting CARPENTRY SERVICE in casino vote Decks. AddHiont, Remodeilng, Wallpapering - Paper removal .A HOME IMPROVEMENT Astrograph r R age 3. Rapaire. Sheetrock HARTFORD (AP) — Richard Weicker believes that if Las Specializing In: Callings repaired and replaced W Aieo Cteaning A HauRng “Skip” Hayward, chairman of the Vegas nights are banned, the Indians “EASY DOES IT’ Serving Home Owners East of the Senior Citizen discount Interior ■ Exterior Restorations It may appear that you are luckier for ■ Election night was tense Insured *- Refafeoces CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may will lose the foundation of their ar­ River Since 1975 ' Interior ■ Exterior Painting another than you are for yourself. But, Mashantucket Pequot Indian tribe, b Ihe way to desctbe start out focusing on a rather conserva­ SCeneaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3a 646-1948 Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling in the final analysis, the opposite could says a Senate vote designed to block gument and the casino can be bl(x:k- ptoclng a want ad. Can today lor your estimate < ¥ M i r tive objective today. However, there’s a Id s tru G « the Indians’ planned casino in ed. If the bill becomes law, Weicker Just c o l 643-2711 and 643-9321 Framing Decks ■ Sheds ■ Garages chance something larger and more en­ CARPENTRY WCall and ask about our spring ^Birthday terprising may loom on the horizon AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Although Ledyard is just another in a ld tires, reese 649-3391. Manchester Herald had to be canceled and could not be Manchester and Fill closely resembles a war FRANK/VOUNG Saturday, May 11, 9-3. draperies, bedspreads, hitch. 643-1653. JUNK-Cars. Will pay $5 to The Democratic Town Com­ EXTERIOR NIAINTENANCE 649-5400 rescheduled until Thursday. Lion’s - For deliveries call Rain date. May 17 & 18. rug shampooer, tow car. Call zone rather than a downtown mittee has not yet named any • LANDSCAPING your Joey. MANCHESTER — The show CHub officials had hoped to receive MISCELLANEOUS 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 464 Spring St. luggage, (kirelle dishes 528-1990. Need title. potential successors. However, S v o o n d MOMXnq e n d and much more. 65 Still 94 MOTORCYCLES thoroughfare. Still, backhoes, will go on after all. ai^roval for the carnival at the April SIprtng O c c n -U lM SERVICES MOPEDS the nominating committee is • ItM Rvmovd • !l»«dng SOMETHING-For Field Rd., Manchester. front loaders, dump trucks Thursday the Zoning Board of meeting so that it could be held May . eFetlBiIno everyonel Friday and scheduled to meet on Ibesday. ROOFING/ MOTORCYCLE- Appeals granted the Lions Club of 7-13, the dates they had contracted A A fo r 0u r fraa broshura TREE SERVICE/ Saturday, May 10 and 98 WANTED TO BUY/ and utility vehicles are ODD JOBS Insurance. F rien d ly Manchester a speirial exception to •45-S S 92 SIDING 11, 9-4, 41 Strickland ______TRADE engaged in a ballet-like for with Coleman Brothers of Mid­ Trucking, PRUNING 91 CARS FOR SALE service, competitive the zoning regulations to allow them dletown. Student raped St. rates, same day dance of equipment as to hold a carnival next week at the Home Repairs. LIONEL COTE We buy dean, late model used When the meeting had to be can­ at high school YARDWORK HAWKES TREE SERVICE FORD-1978 Galaxy. Call coverage. Crockett various sections of the street Manchester Pukade shopping cen- ROOFING & SIDING 9ICARSFORSALE ’ after 1pm, 645-1218. celed, officials from the Lion’s Club You name it ~ We do It. Bucket, truck & chipper. /^ency, 643-1577. cars and trucks. Top prices ler. and (ioleman Brothers juggled their WATERBURY (AP) — A • Clean Ups ■30 Years Experience Stump removal. Free Very good condition. paid. are tom up for replacement Kennedy High sophomore told Free Estimates /Lsking $500. But the carnival was nearly schedules and arranged for the car­ • Odd Jobs ■Fully Insured estimates. Special 9S AUTO SERVICES ‘ Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet of utilities. The performance police she was raped on school consideration for elderly and CARDINAL stopped before the Feiris wheel even nival to be held next week. • Inexpensive Rates Insured ■License # 506737 PLYMOUTH-VOYAGER 1229 Main Street is continuing. grounds by two students, and handicapped SE 1987 59K, air, AM/ sta n ^ spinning. The carnival, which will feature N E W IN Manchester, CT Waterbury police say their in­ 643-5133 646-9564 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 BUICK, INC. FM, luggage rack. Nicel Due to a clerical error, a legal 30 rides and 10 food bewths, will 643-0304 )9 8 2 0 w v y C a p ite * tS,S96 $7000. 6«-7064. MANCHESTER 6464464 notice that was to have been printed run from Wednesday. May 14, vestigation was hindered be­ WBZChavyCarncxo tZ,S96 cause school officials didn’t 1986 O w v y C om oro $4.*W CENTER last month for the (x>mmissi(m’s through Sunday, May 19. Hours will 19B6Biicl(l*Sobrel.TD 14,996 84 Buick Skylark regularly scheduled meeting April be from 6 to 11 pjn., Tbesday report the attack for nearly five hours. 3 2 APARTM EIfTS FOR 36 STORE Be OFFICE 82 RECREATIONAL 88 TAG SALES 19S6VWJ«ttoGL UAtO LEGAL NOTICES 22 did not appear in local 19870ldiDano88aoughan 16,960 $2,495 MOTORS The 16-year-old victim told ______SPACE______EQUIP. Auto Repair Center newspapers in time to satisfy the Please see ZBA, page 8. RENT HUGE TAG and PLANT- 1987 S tick t a k Avenue (9,960 NOTICE OF HEARING police she was led outside by Sale, Unitarian Meeting 1988 P ontkx: Fkebkd (7,960 83 Chrysler 5th Ave 369-371 M ain S t ESTATE OF MANCHESTER-Store/ •WILSON-Golf clubs, left two classmates who took her to House, 153 West Ver­ 1988 C lara Brough. C pe. (6A80 6 4 9 - 4 3 0 4 BYRON R. STRICKLAND Commercial use. Main hand, 3-9 irons, regular $3,995 woods by the tennis courts and MANCHESTER non St., Manchester. 1988 PonHoc B om e vlle (7,910 -FREE Towing* Buslnast/Rasldantlal St. near Center St. 646- length. $20. Call 646- l9S9BiickRagalCpe (9A96 Pursuant tp an order of Hon. sexually assaulted her. 1760. May 1 1 ,9am-3pm, Rain 87 Cutlass Ciera Wiiriam E. RtzGerald, Judge, Combination 2426, 9am-5pm. or Shine. Hundreds of l989B(ickCenluiY (6,960 *F ie 0 Brake Insp.* “It’s the first attack of this 06,966 a hearing will be held on an Health of insurance industry examined 1989 C o d lo c H eotw ood 5 room office or ralaH suite plus S household items, near • T u n e -u p a type I can ever recall at a city (7AM $4,495 application requesting room, 3 bedroom apartmenl antiques, wood stove, 1989 Buick Skykxk Coteoe • Altenuuon (U ,9 M autnorization to compromise school,” vice squad L t Herbert G&SAasodatM 38 GARAGES Be 87 MISC. FOR SALE 1991 B iick LeSobre • Staitora By MELISSA B. ROBINSON of many savings and loans and cx>mmercial banks: toward plants, clothing, 1980 (1 S .9 M 86 Buick Regal and settle a doubtful and dis­ rash of failures in the life insurance industry,” said Thomas C. Green said. STORAGE 1991 Slick Centuy Sed. • Cooling Systems fmancial ruin. 643-1108 Camaro. • The Mounting ft .Bslan- puted claim in favor of said Herald Washington Bureau Sutton, chairman of Riciilc Mutual Life Insurance Company. The attack occurred shortly •BICYCLE-10 Speed, 26" 81 Adams Street $4,995 dng estate, as in said application There has been reneweei focus on the solvency of life in­ MANCHESTER-Laurel Sutton a p p e a ^ at a Senate Commerce, Science and Transpor­ before the school day began $20. Lawn Mower, 20’ Manchester • Oomplete Brske Systems on file more fully appears, at surance companies since state regulators recently took over Ex­ MANCHESTER-1/2 Street, garage for rent. Both in good condition. Many Othar Uaad WITa • Belts WASHINGTON — A life insurance executive Thursday tation Committee hearing on behalf of the American Council of Wednesday. The victim was 91 CARS FOR SALE To Chooaa Fmm •OU-Liibe-FIlter Probate Court for the ecutive Life Insurance companies in California and New 'fork Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1- 646-7268. $40. 649-8314. 649-4571 • Trouble Shootttm District of Manchester sought to assuage fears about the industry’s financial health, Life Insurance, which represents more than 600 life insurance found crying in a bathroom and car garage. 1 month after those companies started defaulting on their obligations. •COLOR-19" Philco •M ost M eduuiku Needs 66 Center Street telling lawmakers that most companies are sound and not companies, or about 94 percent of the industry. brought to school officials about security. References. Television. Shown at 71 BOB RILEY P.O. Box 191 head^ for collapse. Both companies were heavily invested in junk bonds, and “There are, undoubtedly, other life insurers that have 9:30 ajn.. Green said. Available June 15. Schaller LYNCH USEDCAR PR O FES SIO N A L CA R 61 CHILP CARE Columbus Street, OLDSH0BILEM)LKSWAGEN CUBANINO Manchester, CT 06040 their takeovers have left hundreds of thousands of engaged in similar imprudent activity and some of them may $750/month. 649-9227. Q u a lity Some lawmakers and officials have expressed concern that But police weren’t notified Manchester, Days. $60. SAMPLE SELECTION 2S9 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER • Bufilng • Waxing on May 20,1691 at 10P0 AM. policyholders in all 50 states worried about the value of their very well follow the same path,” Sutton said. “However, they EXPERIENCED-Licensed Pre-Owned Autos • Interior Shampooing the industry, which took part in the commercial real estate and until after 1 p.m.. Green said. By MANCHESTER-Duplex, 3 84 Pontiac Irani Am |6,69S All persons having an interest investments. Daycare Provider has •LAWN-Mower, 22’ cut, Value Priced 84 Chevy Celabrlty < 4,395 • Engine Degrnslng high-risk bond investment craze of the 1980s, is going the way that time, the two students who bedrooms, $650. plus 649-1749 • w ^ & Leather in said matter may appear and “... the Executive Life companiu are not the precursors of a opening. Loving home, 3 .5 H P , Briggs & USED CAR BEST BUYS! 84 Toyota Crealda < 6,695 Please see INSURANCE, page 8. allegedly attacked the girl had utilities and security. 84 Toyota ComryDlXUnback 5,695 CondlUaning be heard at that time. large yard. 643-1608. Stratton. $30.00, Call 1985 (aisvy Cavslbr $3,900 • PtnaMpbig been sent home to serve three- Parking. 646-6726. 649-0421. 85 Jew Cherokee Plonaar fS ,^ Elizabeth A. Bidwell, License # 26111. Auto, A/C, PS, PB, Low Miles as Bronco IXLS 6.595 9 3 TRUCKS A VANS • MastaGsra &Vlsa day suspensions for cutting clas­ MANCHESTER-Duplex, 2 4.995 Accepted Ass’t Clerk •REFRIGERATOR-$30. 1988 Chevy Sprint Express$2,995 8S Nisan Stanza G l FOR SALE ses, Green said. bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, LICENSED DAY CARE- 65 Toyota C e iica ST 5.995 025-05 Gulf Hammond organ model 5 Speed, AM/B( 85 Toyota Comry 5.995 LE(3AL NOTICES ~ Student wall to wall carpet, Mother has openings TOYOTA-1986 4x4, AM/ M3 $30. Picnic table, 1989 Plymouth (^H QT $5,795 85 Honda Prelude Coupe 6.595 Children a matter of course Foods push up dishwasher, disposal, for all ages. 5 Years $10. 12’ Girls bike, red 85 S tick SkyhOMk 4.595 FM cassette, 5 speed. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Auto, AM/FM Stereo, Sharp 4,395 garage. Private yard, experience. 1-Mile from scooter. Best offer. 646- 85 S tick C entury Excellent condition, uiet street. No pets. 1987 Chevrolet Z-24 $5,995 SSPonttocMOOLE 5,695 The annual report of THE The annual report of THE AN­ producer index Exit 63. 647-0657. CT 6441. 86 0ldvnoblaCutlanCletra 4,995 50K miles. $6000. 647- THONY. ROSE AND ED- presence By SCO TT B. BREDE MICHAEL RAYMOND AND Hnancing 775/month plus V-6,5 Spd., /VC, Stereo, Sunrool S State License # 23652. 86 Pontiac Grand Am 6^95 1231. HELEN M. FITZPATRICK WARD TUMIENSKY Manchester Herald WASHINGTON (AP) — A utiinies. 643-1271 and 86 Ranotit Encore 3,995 1987 Chevy Camaro LT $6,900 MEMORIAL FUND for the MEMORIAL FUND for the record surge in vegetable costs 633-2684. END ROLLS 88 Ford Eicort Wagon 3,995 LEGAL NOTICES ~ 63 LAWN CARE V-6, Auto, A/C, T-Tops, Leather 86 Toyota Supro 6,995 ceriod April 1, 1990 to March period April 1, 1990 to March MANCHESTER — Two morn­ and increases in other food MANCHESTER-Duplex. 2 271/2" width-*1.00 1987 Buick Somerset $4,995 86 Toyota CorolaSRSCotjpe 6,195 31, 1991, is available at the 31, 1961, is available at the accepted prices pushed wholesale prices eCToyolaLEVcn 6,995 INVITATION TO BID address noted below for in­ ings a week, Mary Beth Litrico sought Bedroom, 1-1/2 bath THATCHING-Fertilizing, 13" width-50<= 5 Spd., PS, PB, AM/FM Cassette address noted below for in­ 86 Nhson Pickup 4,895 spection during regular busi­ drops off her five-year-old up 02 percent in April, the Appliances. $580. Heat liming, and over Aluminum Sheets 4/*5.00 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10y400 86 ftxitlac 6000 IE wagon 6iS95 The Manchester Public spection during regular busi­ Nawiprirrt end ro ll con be pldred ness hours, by any citizen government reported to^y. not Included. Security/ seeding. Free 86 Toyota CelcaGTCotpe f6,99S Schools solidis hWs lor ATH­ ness hours, by any dtizen daughter. Christina, and three- ID at Ibe Monchester Herdd Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded who so requests within 180 WASHINGTON (A P )D e fe n se references required. No estimates. Call 871- O ^V before 11 om. Monday 86 T^fO la Com ry DIX SedCTi LETIC EQUIPMENT lor the who so requests within 180 year-old son, Joey’ at Manchester By JUDY FAHYS Last month’s rise in the Labor 1990 Honda Accord EX $14,500 87 Pontiac G rand Am SE 19B1-19B2 school year. days after publication of this Secretary Dick (Thqney says Persian pets. 643-7635. 8623. Itvough Thuiday. days after publication of this High School’s nursery school. Herald Washington Bureau Department’s Producer Rricc Coupe, 5 Spd., Loaded 87 H onda CRX Sealed bide will be received notice of its availability. notice of its availability. Gulf governments have given him 87 Toyota MRI Index, which measures inflaticBi MANCHESTER-5 Rooms, 1988 Honda Accord LXI $9,600 until May 2 1 , 1 9 9 1 ,2 0 0 p.m., The Michael Raymond and The Anthony, Rose and the go-ahead on plans to strengthen At the nursery school, Joey and 66 CARPENTRY Bt 88 TAG SALES 87 Toyota C om ry LE Edward lumiensky before it reaches consumers, was 2 bedrooms, 1-floor of 3 Door, 5 Spd., Loaded, Elec. Slider 87 ford Tempo G l at whkA time I h ^ will be Helen M. Fh^trick their defenses and pennanently ex­ CTiristina, and 22 other three- to WASHINGTON — A new entit­ 2-Family. Near hospital. REMODELING 87 Ckxiga Colt OL pubVcIy opened. The right is Memorial Fund the first increase in wholesale 1987 Honda Prelude $8,995 Memorial Fund pand the American military five-year-olds, are paired up with lement program is needed to help $650/Month. 646-7209. 69 TANNER ST-May 11, 87 Ptymoulh Voyager SE Von resented to reject any and all c/o VVesley C. Gryk, Esq. c/o Wasley C. Gryk, Esq. 5 Spd., A/C, Elec. Slider, Low Miles their day care supe^isors — high low- and mbderate-income students prices in five months. DECK-WORKS-Home 9am-2pm. Books, 87 D odge C aravan LE bids. Specifications and bid 470 Main Street 470 Main Street presence in the region. 87 Chevy Bk3»rK-5 Ptices had fallen in each of MANCHESTER-3 Room improvements. Spring clothes, miscellaneous 1989 Acura Integra RS $9,900 forms may bo secured at the Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 He said the measures, some of school juniors and seniors respon­ fmance their college educations, col­ apartment. Heat/hot 87 Jeep Cherokee Plonaer the previous four months, large­ sp^ials, quality decks, household.______Auto, /VC, Low Miles, Uke New 87 Dodge Royde 250 Business Office, 45 North The p riiK ^ manager is Was- The principal manager is Wes­ them secret, are designed to make sible for devising activities for lege and umversity associations told water, refrigerator and sunrooms, aoditions, 1987 Acura Legend Sed $10,900 87 Toyota LE School Street, Manchester, ley C. (aiyk. Trustee, Tel. ley C. Gryk, Trustee, Tel. each child. a Senate panel Thursday. ly because of tumbling oil stove included. ANNUAL-Comer of Stone 87 O di Hieraa Wagon (203)646-2425. the oil-producing gulf states less repairs. 644-2362. V-6, /tu to, LoadEKi, S unrool, Blue CT. (203)646-2425. prices. But analysts said the Security/References. and Edmund St. Friday 67 Toyota 4 Rumar SR5 vulnerable to regional military And whether it be working on In addition, they urged lawmakers 1987 Acura Legend Sed $10,900 87 T o ^ a Londcruber 019- 05 023-05______024-05 recession, which started last 646-4138 after 5 pm. and Saturday, May 10 threats and to make it easier for U.S. art projects, singing songs or play­ to increase the maximum grants 63 LANDSCAPING V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunrool, Silver 87 M azda SES July, has also been holding back and 11,10am-4pm. 87 Toyota 4x4 PIcktp ing with blocks, the students must under the Pell program firom the cur­ MANCHESTER-2 NOTICE TO dREOITORS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE air, sea and ground forces to come FURNITURE-Crib, 1989 Acura Legend LS $17,900 88 Honda CRX9 design activity plans that enhance rent $2,400 to more than $4,(X)0. prices. Bedroom. $595/Month. WE DO IT ALL-Complete 88Vok«wagenGL ESTATE OF The annual report of the to their aid in times of crisis. carriage, household Sedan, V-6, Auto, Bose, Airbag The annual report of the MAR­ their child panner’s intellectual “Spending on educatiem is truly In April, there were further Garage. No pets. 649- lawn service, various 88 Toyota C orola GTS STANLEY R.8ROKA TIN AND SOPHIE GRZYB Polish-American Charitable “There is broad agreement on a items. Rain or Shine, 9- 1988 P lym outh Voyager $11JXX) 88 Chryder LeBcXon declines in gasoline and home 2871. odd jobs. Call Dean, MEMORIAL FUND for the Foundation of Manchester, regional basis for cooperation bet­ abilities and motor skills. not a drain on our national resources 2pm. 272 Vernon St. LE, V-6, Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger 88 Toyota Tercel Coupe The Hon. Elaine N. Cam- heating oil prices, but they were 643--I694. poseo. Judge of the Court of p e ri^ May 1, 1990 to April Inc., is available at the ad­ In the end, the high school stu­ but a sound investment in the 1987 Plymouth Voyager $8,500 68 adkDOble Oero ween the United States and the 34 HOMES FOR RENT MANY ITEMS-Some good 88 Toyota Comry LE Wagon Probate, District of Andover, 30, 1991, is available at the dress below, for inspection dents do quite a bit of learning country’s future,” said Edward El- much smaller decreases than SE, 4 Cyl., Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger 88 Pontiac Bonrievde LE governments in the area on security 73CLOTHINO antiques, furniture, at a hearing held on 5/2/91, address noted below for in­ during regular business hours, themselves. mendorf of the 370-member As­ earlier months. 1988 Ford Bronco II $9,900 66 Chevy Spectrum spection duritro tegular busi­ by any citizen who so re­ matters,” the defense secretary said MANCHESTER-Available bottles, glass, many 89 Toyota Tercel Coupe ordered that all claims must ness hours, by any dtizen quests within 180 days after Thurs^y while flying from the As part of the high school’s sociation of State Colleges and Nowl Remodeled 4 MATERNITY-Clothes, like collectibles. May 11th. V-6, Fullpower, A/C, 4 Wheel Drive 69 Toyota Stprq Ttibo Cpe be presented to the fidudary Universities. bedroom Colonial new, worn 4 months, 1/ 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $6,900 89 Pontiac 6000 LE at the address below. Failure who so requests within 180 publication of this notice of its Middle East to Washington. child development class, the stu­ INDEX Saturday Only. 9:00- (10.595 availability. Cape,. /appliances,Applia wall 2 price, large. Also 89 Toyota M Pickup to promptly present any such days after publication of this Cheney held talks with govern­ dents are able to watch their paired Elipendorf testified Thursday at a 4:00. From Darning St. V-8, Auto. A/C. PS, PB, 29,000 Miles 90 Toyota C orola SR5 Cpe I11A9S notice of its availability. POLISH-AMERICAN 16 pages, 2 sections to wall, huge family uniform dress. 633- 90Traniporf SE V e il (15,995 claim may result in the loss of child’s progression over the course Scan B. Breda/HanchMlM' Hwald hearing on the reauthorization of the to Macintosh.to Baldwin 1987 Ford EKOrt GL I $3,900 THE MARTIN AND SOPHIE CHARITABLE ment lexers in Bahrain, Oman, At H o m e ______5 room "with ‘ fireplace,i 3759. 90 Pontiac 6000 SE (14,995 rights to recover on such 1965 Higher Education Act to 2 4 Auto, A/C, Stereo GRZYB MEMORIAL FUND FOUNDATION OF Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and of the semester. HANDS FULL — Emma Delaney, a Junior at Manchester Classified______laundry room and more. claim. Biyan.Manchester. c/o Wasley C. Qiyk, Esq. MANCHESTER. CT, INC. Kuwait on a four-day journey The course also gives them ex­ The federal govenunent currently Com ics______$975. 646-4144 or 643- 76 TV, STEREOS AND Cynthia Lynch, High School, holds Christina and Joey Litrico. two children MULTI-FAMILY-Tag Sale SCHALLER 470 Main Street c/o Wesley C. Gryk, Esq. capped by a 90-minute session perience in parenting, said its spends about $20 billicm a year in Focus______0909. Clerk 470 (rain Street enrolled In the high school's nursery school. Delaney is APPLIANCES to benefit Girls Scout LYNCH Manchester, CT 06040 student loans, grants and work study Locai______2,3 The fiduciary is: Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER-6 Room Troop No. 618, ACURA TOYOTA-PONTIAC The principal manager is W bs- Please see CHILD, page 8. paired with Joey two days a week. ______2 Charles J. Minicued III le y C . Gryk, Trustee, The principal manager is Capa near hospital and ZENITH TV-23 Inch Saturday, May 11th, Nation/Vforid 4 345 CENTER STREET 500 West Center St. 120 Shoddy Mill Road Telephone No. (203j Chester Gromulski, President, Please see GULF, page 8. Please see FINANCE, page 8. high school. 3 colored floor model. 9am-3pm, 32 Hickory Obituaries ______2 MANCHESTER Manchester Andover, CT 06232 646-2425. Tel. (203) 649-9421. Bedrooms. $950 a $100. Call after 5 pm. Lane, Manchester (Off (Opinion____ 6 022-05 month. Ken, 643-1442. 646-1036. Butternut Rd). 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 020- 05 Sports_____ Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Yeai s ~ Call Today for Home Deliveiy 647-9046 S tate______MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, May 10,1991—3 2—MANCHESTER h e r a l d . Friday, May 10,1991 Serving Manchester ■ Coventry RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron Tension, surprise pervade About Town Police Roundup on Bolton election night Manchester garden club Man arrested in church MANCHESTER — Police have arrested a Vernon Selectman Doug Cheney, a familiar face for those who The Manchester Garden Club will have their monthly man after hie was found sleqring in the basement of St. By DAVID LAMMEY meeting Monday at 7:30 pjn. at the Community Statist Manchester Herald know town hall, hi^ left his seat and was walking across James C3iurch. the room. Church. This month the program will be a question and Rjlice arrested Brian D. Fayette, 31, of 169 Verrmn answer panel with Mildred Latawick. Members’ design “WelL it looks like Grant Davis has beaten me,” he Ave., Vernon eariy Thursday morning after one of the The following story describes the scene at Monday’s said matter-of-factiy, in respixise to a question. “That’s for the month is “The Joy of Spring.” election in Comnuudty Hall. Voting results in the story priests at the church went into the rectory to tqren the the way it lordrs now.” curtains and found him on the couch. are unofficial. A recourU began this morning at the town St. Bridget committee meeting clerk's office and is expected to be finished later today. Now a few gasps were heard. The crowd began to dis­ Police said that about 1 am . Fr. Francis Krukowsld perse, walking around the hall, around the voting The St. Bridget Christian Social Action Committee heard a crash that sounded like glass breaking, but found will host a presentation by members of the Hartford Area BOLTON — “(Juiet please,” the woman said. “(JuieL” machines. nothing when he checked the rectory. And the crowd of citizens in the back of the hall, After a few moments it became ^parent that the Com­ Habitat for Humanity on Monday at 7 p jn. in the church R)liM allege that Payette had pried a screen off a win­ herded together behind a line of desks, readied their pens mon Sense Coalition had scored a major upset. Except basement, 80 Main St., Manchester. Anita and Andy dow and then the window. Payette allegedly Nardone will show pictures of the Hartford construction and pencils, and listened. for first selectman, it seemed they had won it all. They entered the rectory office throu^ the window and ran­ The woman walked up to the first of the metallic be­ had taken three selectman positions, two school board sites and videos describing World Habitat and the in­ sacked it, taking money fm n several ettveltqies and spirational Jimmy Carter work camp. Refreshments will hemoths standing in the middle of the floor, and peered positions, and all three open finance board positions. {sying open a drawer. be served. The public is welcome. Fbr more information, into its guts. Two women stood behind her, as if r ^ y to Coalitimi candidates ^ supporters were as amazed as Police said Payette had $86 « i him when he was ar­ call 649-1546. catch her should she fall. anyone. They spoke excitedly in groups. Everyone rested. The money was seiz^ and tagged as evidence. The woman called out the machine’s serial number in seemed to be recounting. Payette is being charged with second degree burglary, a clear voice. Then she said, “Public coimter reads, One man stood in the middle of the floor and watched second degree criminal mischief and sixth degree lar­ 4-0-8.” the scene. He seemed to understand what was going on. Deaths ceny. He is beitig held on a $5,000 surety bond pending And so it started. The woman proceeded to read off all He said he had helped count absentee ballots. amjgmrat^Jto^^twS^oiorCoamjNh^Sj^^^ of the votes recorded in the four large voting machines, “Only ones who voted a line was the Common Sense line by line, slot by slot. supporters,” he said. “Democrats and Republicans, they Her voice propelled the scores of pens and pencils in were voting all over. At least, that’s the way it was on the This lowm IMIng of doatha la offarad fraa of eharga by tha Military Note the meeting room, held in the hands of straight-faced absentee ballots. No one else voted the line.” Manehaalar Harald. Paid announcamanta of daath and In Dwinls Devl#i1MI>nchr tlerild That would make a difference, wouldn’t it? Matnorlama appaar undar tha Daath Notlcaa haading. citizens and candidates, many of whom had been up INDUCTEES — Here are the National Junior Honor Society inductees from RHAM Middle since 6:00 that morning. It was now 8:30 pjn. “Oh yes. The others tended to jump all over. The School in Hebron: Front row from left, Jenna Allison, Melinda Hayden, David Balamucki, Jus­ Bolton man serving in Italy coalition supporters stuck together.” Deaths elsewhere Air Force Seniw Airman Harley D. Ironfield, son of Several sat behind the line of desks separating the - The man introduced himself. He was Richard Mona, tin Tremont, Tracy Stubaus, David Vail, Elizabeth Leighton. Second row, Richard McAuliffe, crowd from the Stonehedge-like voting machines in the Helen B. (Orlowski) Som m ers James Ironfield of 75 Tolland Road, Bolton, has arrived father of RoberL and a former first selectman himself — Kate Wroblewski, Melissa Daly, Amanda Ayers, Kristen Cyr, Lisa Sutton, Amy Kendall, for duty at San Vito dei Normanni Air Statimi in Brin­ center of the room. They dutifully recorded each result from l% l-75. The same Richard Mona whose name TaJcottville Michael Garvie. Back row, Kristi Johnson, Lisa Furbush, Sandra Southiere, Panaglota disi, Itidy. announced. was the catchphrase used by coalition candidates when Some sat buried in the crowd, bent over a pad of Formerly of Manchester Aivaliotis, Jennifer Strimaitis, Amy Lazur, Mark Moore, Jeff Salek. The inductees were Ironfield is a ground radio commpnications specialist. they talked about the way government should be. run. Edward J. Horan He’s a 1986 graduate of Bolton High School. His wife paper. Others peeked over their shoulder as they counted “We want to get back to the days of Richie Mona,” they honored at a ceremony Tuesday in the school cafeteria. Steve Fish, Education Coordinator — whether they wanted to look or noL there was Hartford Darmielle, is die daughter of Dave Edwards of Glaston­ would say. for the ERA, w as the featured speaker at the environmentally-active school. bury. nowhere else to look. Sc, was Mr. Mona tuqipy for his son? About a half hour passed. And then the woman. Cicely ‘“To tell the truth, I told him not to run, because it is Rick Sanlea/ltenetiMtor HeraM Richards, moderator for the election, had finished. too much trouble. He works awfully hard at it But he A group of sixth-grade girls from the Vernon Center Middle School surrounds Air Force Staff “You’re free to go now,” she said. But no one left. wanted to, and he did a good job.” Death Notices Sgt. Thomas W. Finnegan at a party Thursday at the home of Finnegan’s mother on Briar- They had to count. What did he think about the future of Bolton govern­ Conversation gradually rose from the silence, but ment? What will hqipen now? Will they be able to get wood Dr., Manchester. The purpose of the parfy was to thank school children for the gifts and slowly. People were busy counting. letters they sent the airman. back to the days of Richard Mona? Dana Irving Getchell Manchester 06040, in memory of Dana I. Getchell, hus­ Home, 4(X) Main S t, Manchester with a Mass of (Chris­ 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, followed by a mass of Chris­ A few moments later, some of those knew. But there “I hope so. I hope they get together and straighten band of Ethel (Ferguson) Getchell or a charity of their tian Burial at 10:00 AM at St. James (Church, 896 Main tian burial, 10 ajn., in the Church of Our Lady of Sor­ were no shouts, no slapping of backs. Some people spoke things ouL because the town is split apart,” he said. Dana Irving Getchell, 76 of 31 Deepwood Dr., preference. S t, Manchester. Burial will be in S t James Cemetery. Manchester, husband of Ethel (Ferguson) Getchell, died rows, Hartfnd. Interment will be in Mount S t Benedict together quietly. It was h ^ to determine who had won Soon, the hall was empty. Election day was over. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 Cemetery, Bloomfield. Friends may call at the funeral without a scorecard. Wednesday, May 8, 1991 at Manchester Memorial Helen B. (Orlowski) Sommers But the election may have been just the start of politi­ PM .. Memorial contributions may be niade to the hmne Suiiday, flom 2-4 and 7-9 p jn. Local soldier gives thanks Robert Moira’s daughters suddenly hugged him. He cal turbulence in Bolton. Tonighu a “Save Our Schools” Hospital. He was bom in Bangor, Maine, on October 21, llelen B. (Orlowski) Sommers, 75, of 46 Welles Road, American Cancer Society, 253 East Center St., was smiling. Apparently, Mr. Moira had regained his rally is being held at town hall. 1914 and had lived in Manchester for 50 years. Before Halloween masks in October, a dents followed Fimegan around the Talcottville, formerly of Manchester, wife of the late Carl Manchester 06040. By RICK SANTO S first selectman seat. To be continued. retirement he had been employed as a foreman for Stan­ J. Sommers, died Wednesday, May 8, 1991, at video tape the students made and yard like a puppy would follow a lit­ dard Stmctural Steel fw 37 years. He was a member of Manchester Herald Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was bom December lots more. tle boy, or a child would follow a the Ironworkers Local #15 and a member of the British Edward J. Horan Lotteiy As thanks for the youths’ siq ^ rt, fav(»1te uncle. 19,1915, in South Windsor, and lived most of her life in MANCHESTER — While serv­ American Cluh of Manchester. He was a Marine Corps Rimegan and his mother, Sandy, That be was chosen from the Manchester and had lived in Talcottville for the past 15 Edward J. Horan, 74, of Hartford, died Wednesday (May ing in the Persian (Jnlf last Septem­ Air Force Veteran of World War II, having served in the held a party and barbecue for the hundreds of thousands of U.S. years. Prior to retiring she was employed in the cketeria 8, 1991) at Hfutfoid Hospital. He was bom in Hartford, ber, Air Firce Staff Sgt. Thomas W. Pacific Theater. Besides his wife he is survived by two Here are the latest lottery results from around New children at her home on Briarwood troops in the Persian Gulf area was Manchester Memorial Hospital presents of Dling Jr. High School. She was a communicant of St. and had resided in the city all of his life. He was former­ Finnegan, a Manchester native, daughters and sons-in-law, Kerry Ann and Prank Pelis of James Church. Mrs. Sonuners is survived by two sons, ly employed by the U.S. Postal Service for several years. England: Drive. no accident The students’ teacher, Hebron, and Deborah Getchell and Jarvis, Rau, of wasn’t too surprised when a batch of James C. Sommers of Vernon and Charles E. Sommers Mr. Horan is survived by a sister, Florence Ryan of Connecticut “I visited the school, but that Lawrence Colvin, is the father-in- Newington; three grandchildren, Brenna Pelis, Stacey Daily: 1-5-2. Play Four: 5-4-9-7. letters arrived from group of school law of Fmnegan’s brother. of Castro Valley, CA.; two daughters, Patricia K. Hetzel Manchester; three nieces, Roberta J. Martin of Madison, children. But by the end of March, wasn’t enough,” said Finnegan, and Gregory Rau. Funeral services will be held Saturday Massachusetts whUe t^ln ^ a break from a game of and Judith B. Hems, both of Manchester; five Wl., Marilyn E. Ryan of Santa Barbara. CA., and Lois A. when Finnegan left the Gulf, his John Enright at 11:00 AM at the Holmes Funeral Home 400 Main St.. Daily: 2-8-8-4. Mass Cash: 7-16-17-24-26. tag during the party Thursday. grandchildren, Alexander, Jill, Sara, Joseph and Ryan of Mmichester, an aunt Sr. Florence Higgins (CSJ stack of mail was bursting the walls “It just made me feel good that 1 Manchester. Burial will be in the East Cemetery. Friends Northern New England The airman struggled to describe a world record-holder who made the first coast-to-coast round-trip in a wheelchair Nicholas; a brother, Walter Orlowski of Manchester; two of West Hartford; and a grandiuece, Kimberly A. Martin. of his tent in the Siuidi Desert. was doing something for some­ may call at the funeral home on Friday, 7-9 PM. In lieu sisters, Stacia Putz of Tolland and Josephine Kozikowski He was predeceased by a brother, mtd sister, Raymond J. Pick Three: 1-9-3. Pick Four 9-4-3^. how important the letters and gifts body,” said Colvin, who purposely of flowers the family suggests a memmial gift be sent to Rhode Island of Madison; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Horan, and Bemadine V. Horan. Funeijd will be h^m- “I had so much mail that I had to were to him. staggered the mail, so the flow Center Congregational Church, P. O. Box 847, Daily: 9-4-6-l.Lot-O-Bucks: 14-17-26-28-38. services will be Monday, 9:15 AM at Holmes Funeral day, 9:15 aon.. from the Hsette-Batzner Funeral Home, send it home by ship," Finnegan “It was a bright light for me over would remain steady. said Thursday. “They only let us there,” he said. “It was one of the Fnnegan had planned to respond Teamwork & Will Power: few things that made me happy. take two bags on the plane.” to every letter, but with the con­ Local briefs Weather The students, sixth-graders from Being there and away from home tinual correspondence from 24 stu­ the Vernon Center Middle School, and missing my son’s birth...” and dents, he coitidn’t keep up. Ingredients For A Full Life just kept sending and sending and his voice trailed off. Fnnegan’s first “The mail kept coming,” he said. child, lyier, was bom on Christmas. LVA-C!RE is a non-profit, volunteer Front Lobby, Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 6 S U D l i y U O d W a m i sending. It was cookies in Septem­ “My tent was covered with stuffed At the party Thursday, the stu­ 2:30 p.m. & 7 p.m. Dog warden hours organization that trains adult tutors p.m ber, more cookies decorated with animals and baimers.” COVENTRY — Effective May to work with non-literate persons on For more information on the book Here is tonight’s weather for the 18, there will be no weekend a one-to-one basis at no cost to the sale, call Helen Kemp, LVACRE Greater Manchester area: Clear. THE GUARANTEED AHA METHOD H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium coverage for animal complaints in individual. Vice President, at 649-8CI66. Low near 45. Nearly calm wind. the town of Coventry. The dog war­ LVA-CRE is accepting all Saturday, sunny and warm. High 75 Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes St., Manchester den will be on duty Monday thru hardcover and paperback books — to 80. Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. All mystery, fiction, romance, biog­ NTV documentation This morning’s surface weather FREE complaints regarding roaming and raphy, science fiction, horror, non­ ANDOVER — The No-TV com­ map showed a weak wind shift as­ barking dogs will be referred to the fiction — ALL books except for mittee is collecting materials to sociated with a strong upper air dis­ STOP SMOKING!!! Get inspired! Help Manchester Memorial Hospital celebrate National Hospital Week, dog warden on Monday morning. Reader’s Digest, text books, document NTV Week (April 20-26). turbance moving into New England. Dogs not redeemed by 4 pjn. Friday magazines and books in poor condi­ and plans to make them available to That weather maker will move out M ay 13 -17, by attending this presentation. John Enright has been in a wheelchair for eight will stay in the pound until Monday tion or inappropriate for public sale. the public through the Andover of the region tonight as high pres­ IN ONE NIGHT! years and has shared his experiences and encouraging words to audiences around the world. morning. The dog warden will also To donate your books bring them to Public Library and the Andover His­ sure exerts its influence over New $2 9 ^ For more information, contact the hospital’s Public Relations Department, 647-4750. not be available on holidays. The one of the places listed below at the toric Society. Anyone who has England. Tomorrow the high will ' NO WITHDRAWAL dog warden will only respond to times and location specified during material they would like to donate is slide south of Long Island. Weather summary for Thursday, Of those who join us emergencies during the weekends, the drive, period (May 27 through encouraged to do so. 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Iraqis leave Dohuk; skirmish possibility reduced Your home ■ money ■ recreation ZAKHO, Iraq (AP) — Iraq has HOME______rebels in Baghdad to be successful. The allies are endeavoring to pave refugees fled to Iran to escape their However, Army L t Col. Lee withdrawn some soldiers from 380,000 about 25 miles from the Iraq’s move could jeopardize the way home for Kurdish refugees own failed rebellion in southern Hirkish border, is home to many of Ryals, a spokesman at Incerlik Air Dohuk, the U ^ . Army said today, President Bush’s plan to swiftly who f l ^ to the mountains after Iraqi Iraq. Qiolera is a bacterial disease Base in llirkey, said today that Iraqi reducing the likelihood of h confron­ the Kurdish refugees remaining in withdraw about-10,000 U.S. soldiers forces crushed the rebellitm they that can be fatal if left untreated. troop withdrawals from the vicinity tation with allied soldiers poised to the border camps and thus is a key assisting Kurdish refugees in north­ launched after the Persian Gulf War. —Defense Secretary Dick to ending the saga of their flight of Dohuk were “being consistently In celebration of beans occupy the northern city fNev., said he hoped the Environmental Protec­ Lieberman and Reid have introduced legislation way broad beans are. Flageolet and be constant sleep-overs who bring A. Cover the walls in burl^. Its non-commercial ^ lic a to rs — the do-lt-yoursel- gravated Bangladesh’s distress way and Auto Safety, a group back­ tion Agency would work harder to assess the th« would require lawn care companies to notify horticultural beans are examples. their own sleeping bags so the inherently rough texture can hide a health risks of lawn chemicals and tighten restric­ fera," she said, “llie latest statistics show that 64 today, and weather officials ed by the insurance industry, based large floor space is good. But the neighbors before they apply pesticides or her­ million people perform their own lawn care, while These, along with many shell beans, multitude of complexirai problems tions. bicides. predicted a major storm ahead. At their comments on a survey of the empty feeling bothers me. Maybe at the same time it gives your room rally 8 million engage lawn care services com­ can also be dried for later use. Dry “Too many of us fail to recognize that the least 37 people died in three more 50 states co-sponsored by the two beans are allowed to mature and dry I should change the wallpaper, more visual interest. B url^ can be Wairen E. Stickle, president of the Chemical panies." tornadoes. groups. hard in the pods, and are shelled and wh.ich is yellow and white ^ p es, applied with ordinary wallpaper stored dry for later use in soiqts and to something busier? — L J. paste and painted any color, once for baking. A. You don’t have to change all it’s dry. Pianist the wallptqter. In fact, you don’t You could also consider using Income tax said A separate species of bean is the have to change it at all: just add a bit Decor Score muslin or a vinyl wall covering with runner bean, Phaseolus coccineus, in of pattern and color right over, the a husky texture -— avoid slick my view the most desirable bean of wall. finishes and light, solid colors that the theme and made the large room dies all to have in the garden, ft is a vine Interior designer Kat Dickelman will “telegraph” every irregularity in feel cozy and feminine. to be inevitable of exceptional beauty, vigorous and worked decorative magic with a few the wall b^ind them. GUILFORD, Vt. (AP) — Pianist HARTFORD (AP) — In their an- yards of elegant faiH-ic when she did Q. I’m thinking of buying a Rudolf Serldn, hrdled as both a bril­ John Carson, a consultant for the prolific, in its production of flowers condo in a nice building at a good liant performer and a teacher who nual survey. Hartford-area firm DeLoitte & Tbuche, said in a and pods. The flowers are most over a young girl’s bedroom for a economists were almost unanimous designer show house in New Jersey. address in New York City, but flie could inspire young perf(»mers to summary of the survey. commonly bright red, for which the walls in one comer of the living new h eists, has died at age 88. in one prediction: Connecticut will Perhaps the most surprising find­ vines are ca ll^ scarlet runers. But She hung the fabric behind the h a v e an income tax by next year, room are in terrible shape. The EMERGENCY The pianist died Wednesday night ing was the economists’ near-unani­ there are white- and pink-flowered brass bedstead, swagging it from even if it takes a special session of silk flowers that picked up the color owner says the leak that caused FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL of cancer, his publicist, Mary Lynn mous prediction that the General forms too. The pods are broad and the Legislature. in the print ... which, in turn, coor­ tlw problem has been fixed and he Fuder, said Thursday. Assembly will eventually ^prove a fiat, and rich with an intense beany ^ r In results released Thursday, the dinated with the soft stripe in the will nudie a concession in the sell­ DIAL 911 Serldn was bom in what now is state income tax. Gov. Lowell P. flavor. For succulent tenderness in Hartford Area Business Economists wall covering. An overall ribbon- ing price, but what do I do about In Manchester Czechoslovakia and was sent to Weicker Jr. proposed an income tax the pods I gather and use them while also predicted another 20 months of Copley News Service/Dan Clifford and-floral patterned rug carried forth* the walls? I’ll be too broke to do Vienna to study piano as a child. in February, but he has met stiff op- they are still young. rising imemployment, and were positirai in the General Assembly. He made his concert debut in evenly divided about when the 1915 at age 12. He gave his last Fully 93 percent of the ■ recession will end. But none of the econranists responding — 50 out of - REPLACE YOUR BASEMENT DOOR major concert performance 73 years 56 economists respraiding to the sur­ later, with Sir Georg Solti and the 54 — stud the state will have some iChauncey Knox: early hotelkeeper vey predicted it will end in the first Chicago Symphony Orchestra. form of an income tax, probably this half of 1991. year, but certainly by 1992. Over 20 Years'Experience, “All of my orchestra felt, as I did, An overwhelming majority, 96 By GLADYS S. ADAMS Church controversy Hartford Road from Chauncey the undiminished genius of this out­ Srane 48 percent expect an in­ Methodists built a church on the Knox. By a deed dated February 18, TIm AMoobrtMi Pt0M percent, said they expect economic come tax to be approved before the Manchester Herald standing musician," Solti said after­ ---- north side of Center Street, near 1852, Chauncey Knox received four Doing It The Right Way! MUST BE THE WATER — Five mothers show off their twins Wednesday, all born at the growth and job creation in Connec­ Legislature adjourns in June; Looking ward. Main Street, and by 1851 the mem­ hundred and fifty dollars from the same hospital in Sydney, Australia, within a week of each other. From left: Debbie ticut to be dower than the national another 37 percent expect the Legis­ ~ Many streets in Manchester are Serkiii founded the Marlboro economy over die next two years. named for the people who once bership required larger quarters. Methodist Church. Music &hool aixl Festival on the Hetherington with Sarah and Kurt, Joan Dinunzio with Jennifer and Michelle. Janet Heinrich lature to pass an income tax during a Back There was a controversy between “ft looks like at least another five special session this year; and 7.4 jKved at those locations in earlier When Chauncey Knox died in campus of Marlboro College in with Jason and Ben, Frances Tabone with Delene and Breana, and Jenny Williams with Ben­ months or so of decline in the Nut­ •^ys. the people from the north end and 1887 his obituary read: “He was a southern Vermont in 1950. percept expect an income tax in those who lived in the south part of jamin and Luke. meg State,” Hartfrad accountant 1992. ~ Knox Street, on the north side of died in 1861. man of gentle tempennent and kind­ Center and west of Main StreeL is Chauncey Knox (1816-1887) town as to where the new church ly ear and had a wide circle of should be located. JOamed for the Knox family whose lived in Mtmehester all of his life. friends.” Ifts funeral was held on Free Estimates - Any size, width, iength, height farm occupied that area many years The congregation split with Sunday afternoon .at Center Church, During his lifetime, Mr. Knox was seventy seven members from the STEEL FOUNDATION PUTE8 _ Rape charge Hied in Kennedy case ago. an extremely active man, and for near the spot where he had been oNALLiNSTALUTtoNs T o m K irb v north end putting up their building bom. - Samuel Knox (1780-1836) and many years he served the town r« pnwflr •gattn frandMbn woKm emmd Oy 0 7 0 c o o e at 447 North Main Street, now oc­ fti 1903 Arthur Bowers wrote in PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The she said he pinned her down, “slam­ NBC News, The New Yoik Times was in a state of trauma when poiice Mother’s Day, "his wife Lydia (Benton) Kiiox had a either as constable, deputy sheriff, cupied by the First (Thurch of Christ the Manchester Directory that woman who says William Keimedy ming his chest" against her. At one and other media identified her by interviewed her after the alleged ■family that included three sons: or grand juror. He was a temperance Suggestions Scientist “residence building is active and the Smith r^ied her told police she had point, she told police, he yelled name. Misdemeanor charges have rape occurred six weeks ago at the .Chauncey, Chester, and David, all man and a candidate for the office of Those going south bought a lot on Knox farm has given the section of a harrowing night in which she was “stop iL bitch,” when she continued been fried against The Globe, aad sprawling Kennedy estate overlook­ 2x>m in Manchester. sheriff on the Prohibition ticket in the comer of Main Street and town at the Center a great boom.” overpowered, assaulted, cursed and to S truve. Later, she said, he told authorities said charges against The ing the Atlantic Ocean. Azaleas, Dogwoods, ^ Chester Knox was a farmer and 1869. told that no one would believe her if her no one would believe Irer if she Times and NBC are being con­ “She was sitting on a couch with 4ur dealer. There was plenty of game He also had a hotel on Main said he r^ied her. • she cried rape. sidered. her legs drawn iq> to her chest, in a ^ the area then, and trapping Street, on the site of the present Smith, who has maintained he is S S ESTABLISHED Smith, the 30-year-old nephew of “Had I known my name would be fetal position, and would paiuc at Perennials, Bedding Plants. ^ovided a sizeable income. Bennet Apartments, since the area Sen. Edward Kennedy, was innocenL says he is worried and sad­ released, it might have dissuaded me any q^ck movement in the room,” ~ David was a member of the around Charter Oak and Main charged Thursday with raie count of dened but expects to be exonerated SWARMING from going tlnough with this.” the the two investigating officers Hartford Union Mining and Trading Streets was a business center at that in court. Remember... You Can't Go Wrong sexu^ battery aisd one count of bat­ woman said. “R ^ needs to be reported after seeing her March 30. Company and went out on the ship time. tery. Riqie is classified as sexual bat­ The woman’s lawyer, David With A Gift Certificate reported to keep (^ers from going The woman said she gave Smith, 3Ienry Lee” in 1849, sailing around ft’s interesting to note that the Furniture-China-Pottery-Sllver, etc. tery in Rorida. TERMITES Roth, says his client felt relieved through what I went through.” a medical student at Georgetown Cape Horn to seek gold in Califor­ Watkins brothers had a candy store and vindicated. Act quickly; aMNd additional damage. Bliss Also used apparel According to a graphic, detailed Accrading to the nine-page af­ University, a ride to the Kennedy es­ Jufhaon & t^rh in i nia. 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To The Editor: ■ Actress Ruth Warrick said playing the first An open letter to Deputy Mayor R(mald Osella: 9^ ■White wife of (Jrson Welles’ newsptqrer tycoon in his I am a 17 year old senior at Manchester High School masterwork “Citizen Kane” was the crowning point who has been in the Manchester public school system scrutiny of her life. since kindergarten. I attended both Board of Directors Woman welshes Warrick, 74, reminisced about Welles at a New Treating post-op % By JACK ANDERSON meetings of April 30 and May 1 out of concern for the w e ll.,, York party Thursday marking the 50th anniversary of future quality of education in Manchester. and DALE VAN ATTA the black-and-white film and its re-release in theaters Hrst of all, your accusation that Mr. DiRosa organized WASHINGTON — When it comes to on Mom’s loan last week. scar ‘adhesions’ the rally of April 30 is outlandish and absurd. He must traveling mmonly affects the elderly, are legion list of potential vote-getters. header last night.” But tired as in “How said his schedule in Miami keeps him as “tipping.” Abby, nurses are not waitresses! I think you fight Zach than it would have taken to advanced as far as we’d like to think we through Kansas last month. Donald can remain faithful. and include Alzheimer’s disease, strokes, brain tumors, come life can’t be any simpler than hopping 12 to 14 hours a day. IBs aim is owe nurses an apology. Michael Larkin have. For all of the social and cultural to develop closer coixdinatkm between Organizers hope the May 19 shows will raise in'‘'’''*'ons and idiosyncratic rearttions to drugs. \bur 30 Keeney S t this?” — the kind of tired that ought to progress of the past couple of centuries, — FRESNO READER $40,000. People who attend also will be urged to be reserved for adults who should’ve the Wasldngt ftn others,” said O’Malley, 29. “I just plan the early Christians, or Pharaoh and his April 26, killing 19 people and leaving hundreds Even so, the situation is probably beyond remediation. olds. Cuban-Americans who have settled in female, divorced, no children, and I’ve been told that I to work hard .and do the r i ^ thing ... I am both Bush indecisive court to enslave the Israelites. Maybe we homeless.' Apparently, all you (an hope for now is that the He told me about how Zach had em­ Miami. Voice of America, Radio Marti’s am very good-looking. I live in Beyerly Hills, Calif., but honored and cMlenged by this promotion.” To The Editor: fear faith — especially a faith th^ hap­ Walsh’s concerts will be his first since the recent psychiatrists will pres(Hibe medication, such as ituij(H barrassed him — a ^ n — in front of a parent agency in the federal bureaucracy, will travel anywhere for the right opportunity. All I want Washingttni Bullets owner Abe Pollin amunmeed I’m thoroughly ashamed that President Bush allowed pens to be different frim oiu own. release of his 10th solo album “Ordinary Average tranquilizers, to lessen her agitatirm and tendency to playground full of kids. 2 ^ h is a feisty, told us that Bonachea always pays for is a decent man — age is no object as long as he’s am­ O’Malley’s appointment Thursday. She'had been the the Butcher of Baghdad to murder thousands of Kurds. While it’s true that few Christians are Guy.” self-abuse. These medicines often relieve the bizarre be­ scrappy youngster who has been itching any personal expenses ( H i trips, and bulatory, but he has to have MONEY. Any suggestions? team’s executive vice president since 1988. He acted only after our European allies and public being fed to the lions for their beliefs ' ■ As the first female team president in National havior, crmftisitHi, belligerency and panic of wganic to prove himself against the biggest kid “what he does with his private time is his — LOOKING FOR DADDY WARBUCKS “It sounds c(Hny, but this has been a dream of opinion forced him to interfere. All he had to do was tell these days, you’d have to convince my Basketball Association history. Susan O’Malley brain syndrome. Even so, I suspect your sister will need in the class — Joe. But Joe refuses to own business.” DEAR LOOKING: Gail Shechy said, “The best way mine since I was 11 years old,” O’Malley said. “I just I i ^ to ground their helicopter gunships, or else. Why son that what he experienced at Zach’s says there is added (nessure on her to be a role permanent 24-hour (are; this (an be provided in the fight him because he seems to really But the fact that his trips usually ex­ to attract money is to give the appearance of having it.” didn’t think it would happen before I was 30.” didn’t he? hand wasn’t just as painful — at least to tend through a weekend raises some model. home or she may need admission to a skilled nursing believe what his mother and I have been him. And what about the daggers of in­ Tmst her. One must ask why he was so indecisive when just a trying to teach him about the futility of suspidons inside a Radio Maiti staS.tbat.. facility. shorty time before, he was just the opposite. Is there tolerance that are thrust into the souls of is already wary of Btmachea. He came to m/ violence as a means of problem-solving. the faithfiil every time some wiseacre anothn agenda we’re not aware of where he is very Zach, of course, is quite frustrated by tdl the job with some baggage. selective as to whom to protect? Just look at lithuania. makes a crack about Hindu beliefs in He was formerly the president of 7 this, and takes advantage of every oppor­ reincarnation, a Moslem’s style of prayer FRIDAY, MAY 10,1991— PRIME TIME Furthermore, what is this New World Order he keeps tunity to taunL tease and humiliate Joe. Salem State College in Massachusetts talking about? Will it be a New Democratic World Order or Mennonite dress and language? Or but resigned in 1989 after reports sur­ “He kept pushing me around," Joe told what do we think we’re accomplishing I CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 and will it include the Bill of Ri^ts? me, still emotionally stung by the ex­ faced that his ex-wife claimed he owed Why wasn’t the Bill of Rights extended to the Kurds when we hold faith up to public semtiny her and his pre-teen s (h i nearly $20,0(X) OVER THE AIR CHANNELS perience. “I told him to stop, but he just JOSEPH WALKER in the media, which is by its very nature and then to others in the world who need it badly? k ^ t homing back. He said I should make in child si^pcHt dating back to 1978. Ntwtg CBS Newt Intide Entertain- Gone of Paredite Ethan Movie: ‘W g Buebiete” (1988, Comedy) Bette Midler, Areenio Had (In Stereo) g Love Boat Couple tries to i(R)p I suggest you write to the President and members of haul off and smack him one. Biit Joe to trivialize what others hold sacred? B(Hiachea quit his job ^ the child siq>- NETWORK-CBS (In Stereo) g Edition g ment reflects on his lile the night Lily Tomlin. A Manhattan corporate maneuver turns SSline Recall end son's romance; an him stop, and I told him 1 don’t believe Sure, there are flock-fleecers our there Tonight (In before a showdown with chaotic when two tets of identical twins, separated at WithNia engaged couple gravitates Congress to fmd out. in fighting because my church teaches didn’t care about that. He only wanted to port issue was settled in court B(xiachea WFSB O Stereo) g an old enemy. (In Stereo) birth, arrive on the scene. (In Stereo) g Peepiaa to new mates. know one thing. who prey upon their unsuspecting fol­ Keith Sweat. Joseph T. Guardiani me to be peaceful. He just laughed and had already come under criticism at K_____ 6 Big Dipper Drive “Does it get better. Dad,” he asked, lowers. But in our zeal to expose these Salem State for using college trust funds N tw tg ABC Newt Wheel of Jeopardyl Full House Dinotaure Family Perfect 20/20 An interview with N ew tg NightHneg Head of the Head of the Ameticaii Olediatora Paid said my church was stupid and I was frauds and fakers we ought to be careful TV Fortuneg Stephanie Aging Ethyl Mattere Strangers Ivana Trump, g CiattNew t^««« Shopping Seymour “or is it always going to be like this?” to pay the expenses of personal guests at NETWORK-ABC P P chicken.” about trampling upon the sensitivities of gets new may go to Steve and The boys gym teacher Students Spree Then came the ultimate indignity. Lit­ I wanted to assure him that the Zachs his pricey inauguration. And he traveled WTNH O llasses. (R) the tar pits. Laura are look fora too tough, g pick others, remembering that there are some h Stereo) g (In Stereo) g hostages, g KeY(fl)g colleges, g tle Zach got big Joe in a headlock and of the world eventually become sensi­ on college mimey to boat shows in . tive, responsible adults who are tolerant things that can only be seen with the eye Maryland and Rhode Island, claiming . TONIGHT INDEPENDENT Cotby Wbo'ethe Wbo’ethe Comedy Movie: “The Organization" (1971, Drama) Sidney N ew tg Major Laagua Batebail: New Ydrk Mets at San Francisco Giants. From Kiner’e Paid dragged him around the playground, at­ WWOR O Showg B o tt? d BoeeTg Poitier, Barbara McNair. Candlestick Park. (Live) Komer of divergent values. But I couldn’t. of faith. To try to put spiritually under a that he was promoting the sailing tracting a great deal of attention from skeptical public microscope compresses INDEPENDEI 21 Jump StrM t "Things Growing Ma)or U ague BatebaS: Oakland Athletics at New York Yankees. Newt C h eertg Honey- Oddffouple Jeffereone MR) Movie: “A UtUe Sex” everyone out there — including the girls Sadly, we adults, too, are inclined to program at Salem State. WPIX We Said Today" g From Yankee Stadium. (Live)______"The List" o (1981) Tim Matheson. scoff at beliefs that are different from our it far beyond the contextual frame for Joe is just beginning to notice. The college cleared him of any ASK DICK KLEINER INDEPENDENT (Oft Air) (OflAir) own — even those that are bom of deep which it is intended. wrongdoing, but then decided to change WHCT ti) “He said he wouldn’t let go until I religious conviction. It’s as if we suffer a Please don’t misunderstand. I’m not its spending rules. Cotby Growing Cotfav M‘ A*S‘ H Movie: “The Secret of My Succett” (1987, Comedy) M*A*S‘ H Odd Couple Jollertont Friday the 13th: The Movie: “The Cart That Eat People” (1974, Comedy- shouted as loud as I could that I was form of social dyslexia that causes us to asking others to believe as I do. All I’m Travel is not the (mly bone s(xne INDEPENDENT Show Theo .Pahia “ Fool ShowQiff's Hawkeye is Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater. An ambitious Kansas “ Radar's Oscar Louise's Louise's Seriet "Wedding Bell Drama) Terry Camllleri, John Meillon. A mral Australian gets in for Love" pal (Robert irked Witt) fannboy makes his way up Manhattan's corporate Report" A lampoons longJost charity Blues" A pool hustler wins shantytown suppiements its meager economy by afraid of him because I knew he could see the word “sacred” with the “c” and asking for is freedom from ridicule for Radio Marti enqtloyees have to pick with ladser by masquerading as a junior executive. prissy Fekx donation, g DICK WTXX 6E) trouble with Ben has his Culp) visits. the peace sister visits. with the help of a deadly engineering auto mishaps. the “a” reversed: S-c-a-r-e-d. following the dictates of my own ctm- Btnuchea. He ^ shaken iqi tte Miami Justine, g first date. (In Stereo) g talks. on TV. P cue stick. (In Stereo) beat me up,” Joe said. Then his voice be­ KLEINER came so quiet I could barely hear him science. I preanise I’ll allow you the staff stnxtture. And his political leanings NETWORKNB Newt NBC Newt Wheel of Jeopardyl Hunter "Usual Suspects" MMnight Caller "City of Lost Souls" (In Stereo) (Part Tonight Show (In Stereo) Late Night With David Friday Night Vidsot (In (OflAir) over the phone. “I wanted him to leave Maybe it’s because we mistakenly link same privilege. And so, I hope, will Joe. are also creating a stir. WWLP 6 a___ Fortuneg a _____ (R) (In Stereo) g 2ot2Vg Lettermen (In Stereo) Stereo)______me alone, so I did it.” “sacred” with that other “s” woid — Radio Marti broadcasts news and PU B U C ___ Bookmark Butbiett MacNeK/Lehrer Washington Wall Street Fourth Movie: “SIgne of LHe” (1989, Drama) Sherlock (OflAir) “secret” — and you know how distrust­ WEPH g| Bob Kuttner. R a e o rt_ Newthourg Waek Week Eetete Beau Bridges. Vincent D'Onotrio. g Hobnee Joseph Walker is a bishop in the Americ^an propaganda to CtdMt. and some Knight Rider "Fright Honey- Major League BatebeS: Oakland Athletics at New York Yankees. News I Love Lucy Newhirt A Mery Tyler Dick Van Donna AM Kite Movie "The Trail Beyond" (1934) John He sighed more deeply than any 10- ful we’ve become of anything that teen-ager Dyka Laura Reed Wayne. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day (HHuervative Cuban exiles living in Q. I ’m on my binch break and I INDEPENDENT Knight" Michael poses as moonert From Yankee Stadium. (Live) year-old has a right to sigh. “I’m really sounds even remotely secretive. Or stuntman to catch a deadly Ralph fears has a crush meddles in Saints. Mami prefer that news and pri^taganda thought I’d write to you regarding S IMtbyNEX. he WTWS ® saboteur terrorizing a A lice's on Joanna. an interview. be rabidly anti-Castro. Any softeni^ of James Spader. I just saw him and movie set. mom's visit. 3______the U.S. attitude against Fidel Ctutro Susan Sarandon in “White Newt NBC Newt Current Herd Copy Major League Baseball: Texas Rangers at Boston Midnight CaNer "City of Tonight Show (In Stereo) Late Night With David Friday Night Videot (In Family Letteiman (In Stereo) Stereo) Feud brings the mtmied ai^ persuasive Cuban NETWORK-NBC P A ffairg Red Sox. From Fenway Park. (Live) Lost Souls" (In Stereo) Falace” and thought he was very (Part2of2)g Life begins anew at 40 exile (XHnmunity to Capitol M l to pound sexy. Please give me some infor­ WVIT @) ‘V joined a self-help group for compulsive (m doors. In the minds of some of them, mation on this hunk. — J.H., Kennedy family watchers. ” the Chiban-bom Bonachea is too soft on Chicago INDEPENDEI Family Ties ALF "Mind C h eertg Major League Baeebatl: Texas Rangers at Boston Red Sox. From Femiray Piik. Hogan’s M‘ A*S*H Newhartg S t Elsewhere "Down and Movie: “ How Come Nobody’s on Our SldeT” (1975, WSBK 1 Games" g Big M ac" ^ on Beacon Hill" Comedy-Drama) Adam Roarke, Larry Bishop. ■Vbu know you’re getting old when the more than just another no-hitter. It was CtHigress. Although Campbell never got Castro. A. You are not alone in your a _ ____ HM. Bonachea acknowledged that letters NETWORK-AB ABC Newt Current Who’s the Fun House Dinoeaure FanUiy Perfect 20/20 An Interview with NightHneg M 'A 'toH Pertonali- Growing (OflAir) head doesn’t swivel in response to a an unprece^ted seventh career no-hit­ his high-school diplonna, he earned a Hunk Appreciation studies — I’ve WGGB C A itairg BoaaTg (In Stereo) g (In Stereo) g Ivana Trump, g ______Paint have been circulating on the gnqievine in 2___ __ passing vision of shapely endowments, ter, and it was crafted with'audacious­ GED degree in the Amiy and later had many letters asking about PUBUC MacNeil/Lehrer State We’ru Washington Wan Street Movie: “ Tha Thin Blue Line” (1988, Documentary) (In N ew tg Lonatome Pbie Special (OflAir) Radio Marti implying that he is a Mar- Manchester Herald you automatically root for the older guy ness as he shut down baseball’s best-hit­ earned a bach^w ’s degree. After thaL he Spader. The 30-year-old actor WGBY ( Newthourg R e ^ hi______Stereo) g ______(In Stereo) to defeat the younger guy, the i^irase you ting team, the Toronto Blue Jays, for pursued an extraordinary career as an xitt. He says he has always tried to be comes from Boston — his father, FOX ifect Love Star Trek: Tha Next Ameiica’a Mott Wanted OEA: Special Task Force Newa Night C o o t Love [Paid Gene Scott are planning to write down suddenly be­ nine innings and struck out 16 batters in objective in his writings about the mother and both sisters are all WTIC ( Btrangertg I Connection (In Stereo) g (In Stereo) ______"White Lies’’ (In Stereo) g I ConnecL IProgram award-winning jewelry designer, horsb- CABLE CHANNELS Pounded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. comes a cognitive struggle and... and... the process. It was an intimidating per­ revolution Castro led to talra over Cuba. teachers. But he has wanted to act training rancher, all-America judo expert Avangert "A Sense of World of Amaricaat Movia: “The Andraowda Strain” (1971, Science Fiction) Arthur HID, Spring in Lorenzo Laniae at the Movie: “The Andnwwda Strain” (1971, Science Fiction) Arthur HiU, Springbi and.... hi 1970, Bonachea, a scholar and since high school. He studied in A&E to,. ,1,1 1, |AX|| Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. formance. and a pilot History" g Survival War David Wayne. Spring Hifl hnprov David Wavne. W iW ni ImN But shed no tears for the advancing spraalist in Latin American studies, ■■-- M llftll Bear in mind that in the pantheon of He views his return to his Califtnnia New York, did some stage work (5:301 Movie: “Jungle Movie: “ TiU the End of ThM ” (1946, Drama) Dorothy ■roviwe tcM Succeee SpoM Rock Huntorr (1957) A Movie: “Oh, MenI Oh, Womenl” (1957) Movie: “TW the End of Tkm ” (1946, Drama) Dorothy “WiS usps 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 189 senior citizens. They are America’s annual sports distinctions, a no-hitter high school for his diploma as a public e^ted a volume of selected worics by there, and then got into films. He AMC Cavalcade” (1941, McGuire, Guy Madison. Thrrle WWII veterans find their clever ad exe<: attempts to save a major account by A psychiatrist Is shocked to learn that McGuire, Guy Madison. Thri w WWII veterans ^ their SUCCMS newest productive treasures, defying confession to young people that he made Castro. In the introduction, he and a co- has amassed some fine work — Documentarv) share of orobiems adiustina to civilian Ufa. convindnoa!wxv movie star to endorse thek oroduct. one of his oatients is seeina his .ttancee. share of orobiems adiustina to civilian life. SDOflRock” RONALD O. NICODEMUS, Publlalwr Movie: “Batman” (1989, Adventure) Michael Keaton, Movie: “Crash and Bum” (1990, Movie: “A GM to KM For” (1989, Movie: “Wager of Love” Six females Movie: “Warm Summer Movie: “Heart of MidnighI1” (1989, creaking joints and frequency of pauses, a mistake by dreeing out ediUH called Castro, “a brilliant political “sex, lies, and videotape,” “Wall especially on the baseball field, in the strategist, military tactician and Jack Nicholson'. A caped vigilante takes to the Science Fiction) Paul Ganus, Megan Suspense) Karen Medak, Sasha Jensen. swap romantic fantasies while sailing the Rain” (1989, Drama) Kelly Suspense) Jennifer Jason L ei^ , Peter Im aging Edtor______peior Downs As a member of the Northern StreeL” “White Palace” and the cur­ Cinem ax nighttime streets to wage war on the criminals plaguing Ward. Futuristic rebels find themselves at An aluring young woman leadd an high seas. 'NR' (Adult language, nudity, Lynch. 'R ' (Adult language, Coyote. Supernatural occun ences plague psyclKHogist who captures the m(X)ds of the mercy of a killer robot in a remote Innocent youth on a crime spree. 'R' strong sexual content) adult situations, mild Advertising Manager. ______Lesley Radius boxing ring and in Congress. Cheyenne Indian Tribe, Canqtbell says rent ‘True Colors,” among others. a modem metropolis, (m Stereo) 'P(3-13' (Violence) g a young woman's move kite1 her late Business Manager At 44, a balding Nolan Ryan pitched his people.” The introductioo also "Atfd. outposL (In Stereo) 'R' g violence, nudity) uncle's rundown nightclub. (;in Stereo) 'R ' _____Jeanne Q. 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Movie: “Gboatbuatara li” (1989, Comedy) B ill Murray, Movie: “Spaced invaders” (1990, Comedy) Douglas Movie: “Adam’e RM” (1949, Comedy) Katharine year-old Gewge Foreman, recently came standing of Rdel Castro and the Cuban Movie: “The UWe Mermaid" (1989) called on a lot to sp ^ to Ind^ Sea Will Tell.” What reaUy hap­ Yogi Bear and his friends Voices of Jodi Benson. ANmated. A CaribbM i Dan Aykroyd, The boys pursue a new wave of Barr, Royal Dano. Midwestern children aid a crew of Hepburn, Spencer Tracy. Husband-anc-wife lawyers fl^ Main Telephono Number within points of defeating 28-year-old Revolutitxi.” Those are fighting words to pened to Mac Graham? His body Disney travel In search of a lovestruck mermaid enters Into a JsinbON# poltergeists and pharilasms conjured up by the pint-sized Martians who have mistakenly landed in the wage a courtroom battts involving a woman on ttlal for youngsters,” he told one interviewer. “It perfect place. 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S 3 H-MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Frid.,. May 10,1991 Qiild fHanrlipfitrr Hrralii Frorf Page 1 Insuraiice From Page 1 t e ^ e r Kate Cocco. progress, said Liirico. She added ' child abuse and foster parenting. . “Some of the kids come out of that she likes the program because it we not indicative of the general health of the industry h w m d say ’I never want to have This pist year, the child develop­ Sigerson’s 10-year policy was to bring him a frill frees up two of her mornings each S ^ i of life insurance com- Section 2, Page 9 kids in my life,’" Cocco said. But, week. ment students got to observe Cocco $456,000 on May 20, but he decided to cash in early and niost her students love working with as she went through the different settle for $370,000, which he needs to pay for upcoming SPORTS_____ Friday, May 10,1991 Her daughter also seems happy the children, she said. stages of pregnancy. Cocco kept t s'^iisiics to back his claims that surgery, rather than risk the entire amount. being paired up with the students. ** healthy. Most life insurance company as- “This is by far the best class in teaching the class until four days "Losing the $86,000 was the good news,” he said. E-' “Vi^en I come to pick them up, before she was scheduled to deliver. T^e state took over Executive Life and stopped all an­ the school,” said Scan Keenan, as he Christina will sometime tell me to helped Josh Philbrick, the four- **niey saw that a pregnant woman l e s S f s holdings comprise nuity^ checks, mine included. That was the bad news. ■ go away and come back later be­ doesn’t have to stay at home,” said ^ percent of assets, and stocks no more than 7 De^ite my quick action, I now stand to lose everything. y ^ -o ld that he has been paired cause she’s not done playing yet,” pcrcdiu Celtics set quick pace Cocco, who is currently on a mater- with this semester, build a catapult she said. More than 90 percent of mortgages, however are in “We’ve had this dream that if we worked hard, were nity leave until next semester. The thrifty and put our money in pensions, insurance and . out of blocks. .Cocco said the high school stu­ course helps students prepare for Sllffw '^*'*‘* contin’uing to retirement plans we could then enjoy the security if not Keenan, a senior, said he has ob­ dents receive six weeks of training when they have their own children, s S , m many parts of the c 3 r y . comfort in our old age,” Sigerson testified. served Philbrick’s progress over the at the beginning of the semester she said. “Now our ^eat democracy has stolen this from us last few months. Besides his intel­ before they start taking care of the to even up NBA series It costs $15 per semester for lectual improvement, Keenan said, children. rnost p o w ^ testimony came from 77-year-old through laxity, ignorance or not caring,” he said. “We are he looks at how well Philbrick gets parents to place their children into made and angry ... Ybu owe us.” For part of that training, Cocco By ED GOLDEN Laimbeer wouldn’t use that as an times in the fourth quarter. along with the other nursery school Ae nursery school, which runs from Eden Sarfaty, president of the National Organization excuse. said her classes visit the birthing Network, a group of Executive The Associated Press Brown drew two men his way children. 8.30 to 10:55 ajn., on Mondays and pohcyholders and beneficiaries of Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Associations, “It means nothing,” Laimbeer unit at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Wednesdays. CurrenUy, the school with 10:01 to play, so he passed to The students give the children’s which were created by state law to protect insurance BOSTON — The Boston Celtics said of Thomas’ absence. “Whether tal. She also has guess speakers talk has a waiting list of about 45 smlil ~ “ Los Angeles Times Bird for a 3-point basket to make it parents regular evaluations of the to the class about topics such as story on E xe^uve’s precarious financial condition — policyholders apd beneficiaries in the event an insurer turned the clock back to add a little he’s with the team or not, we have 76-71 Boston. children, Cocco said. becomes impaired or insolvent, said most of Executive’s m ov^ to cash m his policy before state legulatore took speed to their offense. players capable of winning in this A similar chance arose with just pojjcyfroltiers would eventually receive some money. building.” .^ter being lulled to sleep by the under five minutes to play and Bird There are limits, however, to the protections offered deliberate style of the Detroit Pis­ Thomas, who was in uniform by guaranty associations. sank a 20-fhome run and the cycle in the eigh­ V at UConn is unnecessary added pressure, 3) allowing him divisional playoff in AL history in 1978, th, noted that the Red Sox’ patience, CSieney would not say whether Rihd to walk on at UConn, thus saving a scholarship, would couldn’t retire a batter as the R ^ Sox ral­ had accepted it, m even whether it rather than their usual aggressiveness, at have released the pressure on him to perform on the lied for five runs in the seventh inning the plate paid off. was discussed in their meeting at the p\0H ttP court, 4) jumping from a small high school conference to Thursday night for an 8-4 victory over the “Everybody was real patient in that king’s al-Thamamah Palace outside the rigors of the Big East is virtually unbeaid of. Texas Rmgers. * of Uyadh, the Saudi coital. rally,” Greenwell said. “No one tried to B&loroSal9» Certainly, UConn fans hope Calhoun has the talent to After starter Scott Chiampaiino gave be a big hero. Everybody ju st wanted to Oil Pric® Cheney said he was being tWtRSOH Saving® cut it in the Big East, especially since the current point up a leadoff double to Luis Rivera and get on base.” deliberately vague in describing the g i^ d status is in limbo, considering that Kevin Ollie and reliever Mike Jeffcoat walked Wade With their fifth victory in six games, outeme of his trip because “(me of Rich Ashmeade, the top two point guard prospects, B o g ^ the only batter he faced, (jossage, eighth in 10 and 14th in 18, the Red Sox ——- 3-0 in 11 previous relief ^pearances this the lessons you learn in this part of haven’t achieved the required SAT mark of 700, yet. remained tops in the AL East, one-half Thursday 9:30-8:00 season, got the call. the world is that distretion is very Ogrodnik is one who fully believes in Calhoun. game ahead of Detroit.. Jody Reed spoiled Gossage’s return to important.” Friday 9:30-8:00 “Even though I’m disappointed, I always knew that “This was an outstanding .win for us,” f Fenway ftrk with a line single to center, But he left little room for doubt Saturday 9-5 (attending UConn) was an option,” Ogtxxhiik said. “He Greenwell said. “It shows that we’re the was very candid all along. He was sincerely undecided scoring Rivera with the tying run. Then kind of team that can fall behind by three, that at least some of the U.S. Sunday 12-5 Gossage walked Ellis Burks on a 3-1 proposals were accepted by Fahd 90 DAYS down to the end.” four or five runs and come back and win. sa m e a s c a s h Ogrodnik, who said Calhoun literally “took over pitch, filling the bases, and walked Jack And we haven’t really started to hit the and the other leaders. ' a * The Extended Warranty Aluxays games in the state tournament,” feels Calhoun has the Clark, forcing home Boggs with the go- way we can. When some of our guys who “We made progress in terms of A /O Of / ir it if ii V ahead run. Costs Vou Less Af Al Sieffert's < fO Ql/Hh/tO<} right desire, heart and talent to make it. have been struggling, like Reed, Buries getting ^ e e m e n t that those kinds SUPER y ij STORES Oliyy/s “I think an awful lot of him,” Ogrodnik said. “He’s John Barfield became the fourth pitcher and Clark, get going we’re going to score of activities will be a part of our really a throwback. He’s a hard nosed kid. He’s got that in the inning and surrendered a two-iun a lot of runs." joint endeavors in the region and intangible. If it takes woiking on his game every single c» B«nhl»Divto/8pDctalloth«hwwo double to Mike Greenwell and a sacrifice With their one-half game lead over fly to Tom Brunansky. thm we w ll work together on joint MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. Al's Other Place — Warehouse Outlet day to make it, he’ll do it. He knows the game so well. I MIGHTY SWING •— The Lawyers’ Kane Anderson swings at a pitch Detroit threatened by the Tigers’ victory “A two-strike hit by Jody, a couple of Gaining, joint exercises, preposition­ KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-384 T E L 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester • 643-8303 1329 Main St think he can do it.” during Thursday night’s intra-town major Little League clash against in Minnesota, the Red Sox bounced hack Saturday Only 10-5 WILLIMANTIC walks, a two-strike hit by Greenwell, and ing of equipment,” he said. next lo SUPER S lo p * SHOP TEL 450-0405 American Legion at Leber Field. Legion won, 1-0, on Rich Griffeth’s after the Rangers took a 4-0 lead on Juan Please see TIERNEY, page 11 it was all over,” 'Ibxas manager Bobby Gonzalez’ three-run homer in the no-hitter. Valentine said. “You’re going to be good and Julio Franco’s solo shot in the thud. 10—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, May 10,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, May 10.1991—11 Bullets break new ground with a woman president I in B r ie f. BALTIMOREBALTIMORF (AP) — Several MHS golfers lesser degree, it’s the same sort of executive vice president since 1988. ferent,” she said. “I think the bottom happens off the court.” That in­ do. I just didn’t think it would Imp- years down the road, Susan O’Mal­ pressure that Jackie Robinson en­ During that time, the Bullets in­ ley would prefer to be remembered dured several decades ago. line of the press release (announcing cludes marketing sales, finances, pen brfore I was 30.” Oakwood hosts soccer tourney creased their earnings dramatically, her promotion) should have read, public relations, broadcasting deals This is not the first time that Bul­ as the first, not the only woman to showing a 36 percent jump in atten­ be named president of an NBA ‘She’s still single.’ and ticket sales. lets owner Abe Pollin has displayed Oakwood Sports & Fitness Cen­ lead league “Being the first woman, it’s im­ dance in 1989-90 and a 10 percent ter will host the 1991 Soccer A m erica/I^ck National franchise. innovative hiring practices. portant that I don’t mess it up for increase last year. “That’s OK, because • I really “ j .Championships on May 24-27 for boys After being named president of others,’’ O’Malley said. “I just plan “It sounds corny, but this has “He hired Wes Unseld when there O’Malley has built a reputation enjoy what I’m doing,” O’Malley been a dream of mine since I was 11 weren’t many black coaches and champions and selected wild card WELLIMANTIC — The Manchester High golf team the Washington Bullets on to work hard and do the right thing for being a hard-worker, and she entries will battle for the sixth annual title. made a step toward the CCC East Division crown Thursday, O’Malley said one of her said. “Anyway, I have a good circle years old,” she said. “Back when my now he’s made a woman president,” ... I am both honored and chal­ doesn’t intend to ease 19. of friends.” O akw o^ will have two teams in the field. Thursday as it topped defending champion Rockville goals was to set an example that lenged by this promotion.” father (Peter) was president of the O’Malley noted. “People like Abe “I’m used to working seven days As president, O’Malley said she Amission for the whole weekend is: adnlti, (4-<]av Iffgh along with Windham High in conference action at other women could follow. To a O’Malley, 29, has been the team’s Washington C^itals (in the 1970s), POllin — who don’t look at race, a week, so this won’t be any dif­ will be in charge of “everything that this is something I always wanted to creed or color— are really special." pass) $8, adults (1-day pass) $4; youth under 19 (4-day the Vfilliniantic Country Qub. ! pass) $6 and youth under 19 (1-day pass) $3. Manchester had a total of 156 compared to 164 for For further information, call 633-3689. Rockville and 174 for the host Whippets. Manchester sits atqi the CCC E ^ at 7-0 and is 17-1 Rochester wins Cup opener overall. Rockville slides to 4-2, 8-8 while Wiiulham is R(X:h ESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Don Biggs. Don 3-4 in the CCC East and 11-5-1 overall. f SCOREBOARD Mcaween and Francois Guay scored third-period goflis Rockville’s Pepi Golato took medalist honors with a m a span of 6:03 Thursday night, lifting the Rochester 36 over the par-36 layout Manchester’s Jason Oatway ^ c n ^ from a 3-2 deficit to a 6-3 victory over the and Matt Kohut were next in line with Rockville’s Dan I v,-> ^ n g fie ld Indians in the opening game of the Calder Jantin, each carding 37s. The Indians’ Matt Miner carded Softball Hockey Cup finals. a 40, Bruce Berzenski 42 and Brian Sullivan 49 to round Basketball Game 2 of the American Hockey League’s best-of-7 out the scoring. Tonight’s Games championship series is here Satuiday. Other Rocl^ille scores were Derek Callalum 44, Mike NHL playoff glance Golato 47 and Bob Werstak 49. D&M vs. A8N. 6 — Fitzgerald NBA playoff glance Biggs offset Iferry YUce’s third goal of the game by f | L CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS tymg the score at 7:33 with his e i^ th playdff goal. He Manchester’s next match is Monday at Glastonbury Bray vs. Social, 7:30 — Rtzgerald WMneaday, Hay 1 Confaranca SamHInate f Wininger's vs. Dean, 6 — Robertson Boston 6, Pittsburgh 3 (Baet-of-7) beat Joe Day on a faceoff in the left circle and scored on High. 4 Taylor vs. Social H. 730 — Robertson Thursday, May 2 CNcago 105, PNIadeIpNa 92 the rebound of Brad Miller’s point shot Cox vs. Oakland, 6 — Pagan! Minnesota 3, Edmonton 1 Flrai H ound East golfers drop ACC match Spruce vs. Acadia, 730 — P ^ n i Friday, M ay 3 Portland 119, Saattia 107, Ffortland wina Don MeSween ^ v e the Amerks their fust lead of the M P vs. Network, 6 — Nike Boston 5, Rttsburgh 4, OT sarlaa3-2 game at 12:33, lifting the rebound of Joel Savage’s shot HEBRON — The East Catholic High golf team fell to Marpet vs. RkP, 7 3 0 — Nike Saturday, May 4 Sunday, May 3 Hockanum vs. J.C:Penney, 6 — Keeney F lia i R ound over the left shoulder of goalie Kay Whiunore. Notre Dame, 4 1/2-2 1/2 in ACC action Thursday at the Edmonton 7, Minnesota 2 /rt* HTigor vs. Century 21, 6 — C.Oak Sunday, H ay S Boston 124, Indiana 121, Boston wina sarfot Guay then made it 5-3 only 1:03 later, whipping a low Ihllwood Country Qub. Pittsburgh 4, Boston 1 3-2 East is now 3-4 in the ACC, 9-9 overall while Nore Monday, M ay 6 Dotrolt 113, Atlanta 81, Datroit wins aarlas wnst shot past Whitmore off Jiri Sejba’s perfect center­ Northern Minnesota 7, Edmonton 3 3-2 ing pass. Biggs iced it at 19:18 with an empty-net goal. Dame is 3-3,6-4. Confaranca Samifinala PM Construction downed Coach's Comer, Tuesday, May 7 ND’s Peter Vital! took medalist hmiors with a 38. Dannis Davta/Spadal to tho Harald Pittsburgh 4, Boston 1 LALakara 126, Gokfon Stats 116 12-4, Thursday at Robertson R v k . Jeff Whmer llondcy, Itoy 6 Funk leads Atlanta Classic Todd Emerick had the best round for the Eagles, carding and Chris Undley each had two Nts for PM. Lou W ednesday, M ay 8 HAPPY BUNCH — Members of the American Legion Little League team are a happy group Minnesota 5, Edmonton 1, Minnesota leads Chicago 112, Phlladalphia 100, Chicago m a r ie t t a , Ga. (AP) — Fred FUnk shot a 10-under- a 40. Other East scores were: Rit Purcell 41, M ^ Mid­ Pertaonl and Moa Bouchard each homered for foods aariaa 2-0 after their 1 -0 win over the Lawyers Thursday night at Leber Field. Coach's. series 3-1 Tlioaday, May 7 par 62 to take a two-stroke lead over Tim Kite after the ford 46, Mike Klopfer 47, Kevin Sullivan 48 and John Thursday, May 9 Landry 54. vyiestSide Pittsburgh 7, Boston 2, Pittsburgh leads Oafroit 86, Boston 75 first round of the AtlanUt series 3-2 PDmand117.Utah07 Fhnk, golf coach at Maryland for eight years, biidied Slrano Real Estate walloped Wallis Palming, Friday, M ay 10 Wfodnoaday, May8 18-1, at Pagaini. Kyie Aitkens, Kan Muraski and Minnesota at Edmonton, 9.35 p.m. ^ Goldan State 125, LA Lakars 124, aariaa Had nine of 11 holes during one stretch while playing in a McGriff Pete Czapiel each had three Nts and Doug Saturday, M ay 11 steady drizzle on the 7.018-yard Atlanta Country Qub Minciik and CIcci Quattropani two apiece lor Boston at Pittsburgh, 7.35 p.m. Thursday, May 9 course. He matched the lowest round on the PGA Tbur Strano. Wallis had five Nts. Sunday, M ay 12 Boston 109, Oafroit 103, ta riss dad 1-1 Sabatini, Ragani Ednxinton at Mirxiesota, 8 3 5 p.m., if neces­ Portland 118, Utah 116, Portland loads aariaa this year, Scott Simpson had a first-round 62 in the sary 2-0 Hawaiian Open. highlight Mbrd Manufacturing outlastod Allstate Busi­ Monday, May 13 Friday, M ay 10 ness Machines, 14-1 a Ken Long had four hits, Pittsburgh at Boston, 7.35 p.m., if necessary C N cago at P h n a d o l^ 8 p.m. Perry Arthur and Mike Standly were another shot back Dave Hussey and Rick Milka three apiece and Tuesday, May 14 LA Lakars at Goldan Stela, 1030 p.m. at 65 and Ricky Kawagishi and Marco Dawson shot 66. Ed Hernandez, Steve Dubicki, Allen Lenren and Minnesota at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m., if neces­ Saturday, M ay 11 Stave Muro two apiece for Ward's. Bill sary Boston at Oolrott, 1 p.m. Capriati a lowlight Wooldridge, Al VWtson, John Zack, Jason Porttand at Utafv 3 3 0 p,m. Thobois, Foust share lead Stanizzi and Lloyd BouHlier each collected two NHL playoff result Sunday, May 12 hits for ABM. CNcago at Phlladalphia, 1 p.m. CHESAPEAKE, Va. (AP) — Jayne'Thobois aced the SAN DIEGO ( i ^ — Check out Penguins 7, Bruins 2 LA Lakars at Gokfon Steta, 3 3 0 pun. 140-yard 16th hole with a 7-iron and finished with a the next baseball hig^ght show and Rec Pittsburgh 3 2 2—7 Porttand at Utah, 8 p.m. round of 4-under-par 68 fix’ a share of the lead with play­ American League resuits Monday, May 13 are linked you’ll probably see Ricky Jordan USAAtC, belted M ain Pub, 21-4, at Nike Field. Boston 2 0 0—2 National League result Baseball Boston at Datrott, 8 p.m ing panner Nina Foust after the first round of the LPGA and F r ^ McGriff on their home run Tony Irsa, Andy Bedlack and Keith Lane each First Period— 1, Boston, D.Sweeney 2 Red Sox 8, Rangers 4 had four Nts and Dan Morgan, Jerry Hack- (B.Sweeney), :40. 2, Rttsburgh, Stevens 12 Phillies 9, Padres 6 l^Mctayi M iy 14 Crestar-Farm Fresh Classic. Judy Dickinson, Debbie trots. TEXAS PNIadalphia at Chicago, 8 p.m., if rwoaasary leroad, Jef Anderson, Rich Bogoslofsic and Bill (S.Vbung, Murphy), 735. 3, Pitt^rgh, Lemieux BOSTON PHILA S A N D IEG O Massey and Elaine Crosby were a stroke back after 69s ROME (AP) — In 1S>85, a 15-ycar-old Argentine Then check out the blooper reel. Kerr three each for the winners. Bedlack and 10 (Steverta, Rscchl), 1 2 3 4 (pp). 4, Pittsburgh, a b r h b l a b r h b l a b r h b l Gokfon Stata at LA Lakara, 1030 p.m. American League standings a b r h b l Utah at Rirtlarxl, 10 p.m,. If rwcaasary Philadelphia Phillies brat the San 13 .500 3Vtt Frarxx) 2b 2 2 11 Bm skyrf CHayes 3b F l h ^ , 17 Tierney's trimmed Mudvilla Nino. 7-3, at Nike. Bra (roughing), 1927, Claveland 10 2 0 0 2 5 1 1 0 DrJcknIf 3 0 0 0 13 .435 5 Gonzalz If 4 1 1 3 Ontana 1b 3 1 2 1 Thonsa Boston at Datrott, TBA, If nacassary the quarterfinals of the German Open. Edberg will play nifer Capriati turned professional, stirring up the same Diego Padres 9-6 in the only Nation­ Dave Fournier and Mika Falkowski each col- Second Period—6, Rttsburgh, Stevens 13 Baittmore 9 16 5 1 3 0 A b o a rd 4 1 0 0 .360 7 StN e yc 2 0 0 0 Pen ac 4 0 1 1 Lakac 5 1 1 1 CNcago at Philadelphia, TBA, If rwcaasary Michael Stich, who defeated Francisco Clavet 6-1,6-4. loctad three hits and Tom Tierney, Ffoul Mador (Lemieux, Ifoung), 13.34 (pp). 7, Pittsburgh, New Mirk S 16 Ulquiatp 10 0 1 interest as Sabatini had. She reached the final of her first al League game played Thursday. .333 7 i« Peiralli c 10 1 0 Rivera ss 3 1 1 0 M IN ndp Silurdsv IImt 1M and Brian McAuley two apiece and Phil Chasse Stanton 1 (Trottier), 17:02. Penal- WMtDIvtolon 3 0 1 0 W ^ n p 10 0 0 In other third-round matches. Karel Novacek brat Pete McGriff hit a pair of two-run Bechela 3b 3 0 2 0 MViflmap 0 0 0 0 Coatalfo p 0 0 0 0 Gokfon State at LA L a k ^ T B A , K rwcaasary pro tournament, the Virginia Slims of Florida in Boca homered for Tiomoy's. Gino Falcotta hod two ties—Taglianetti, Pit (bip^ng), 530; Roberts, W L Pci. QB Walling 3b 10 0 0 Sampras 6-4, 6-2 and Yhnnick Noah defeated Renzo Fur- hits and Tom Caravalla homered for Mudville. Pit (tripping), 73 8; N e ^ , Bos (cross-checking), Oakland TmpHnpn 1110 Utah at Fforttarxt TBA, It rwcaasary Raton. The witmer of that tounuunent was Sabatini. homers for the Fhdres, moving him 17 9 .654 Pettis cl 4 0 0 0 S u n t e , M ay 19 12:20; Erray, Pit (charging), 1431; Pedersen, Chicago Ranbrg p 0 0 0 0 lan 1-6,6-4,6-3. into third place in the NL with 13 11 .542 3 Totals 35 4 9 4 T a t a I a Ostroit at Bostoa if nacassary “Jennifer’s a great player, and she’s getting better all Rodvan Bos, double rNnor (high-sticking, roughing), Seettia 15 13 .536 Akfratoph 10 00 Ivan Lendl, the world’s third-ranked player, withdrew 3 _ 34 8 1 2 8 Totals 42 915 8 TotalsTolala 34 0 30 PhHadalphla at CNcago, T ^ If nacassary the time,” said Sabatini, who will face the seventh- seven. He extended his career-best 14.31. California 13 14 .481 41/a Cummings Insurance tripped up Lathrop In­ Texas 031 000 000—4 Phlladalphia 020 800 101—0 from his doubles match with partner Edberg because of hitting streak to 14 games, matching surance, 11-2, at Robertson. Kevin Thomspon, Third Period— 8, Pittsburgh, Murphy 3 Texas 11 12 .478 41« Boston 000 201 SOz— 8 NBA playoff results seeded Capriati in the quarteiTmals of the Italian Open (Lemieux, Stevens), 1 3 8 (pp), 9, Rttsburgh, Minnesota 13 15 .464 S a n D la g o 0O1 200 0 1 2 - 6 an injury to his right hand. Stove Manning and Jay Howroyd each had two 5 E— Franco (2). D P — T a x u 1. Boston 1. E—CHayes (6), Mulholland (2). today. “I’m going to have to play very well to brat her.” Brett Butler of the Los Angeles Samuelsson 1 (Lemieux, Stevens), 536. Peral- Kansas City 9 17 .346 8 hits for Cummings. Matt Kellie homered and LO B— Texas 10. Boston 5 2 6 — Huson (2). DP-PhiladelphIa Z LO B -P N Ia d elp h ia 8. San Celtics 109, Pistons 103 Dodgers for the major-league high Matt Mirucki had two safeties for Lathrop. ties—RBourque, Bra (holding), :40; Roberts, Thuraday's Qainae Greenwell (5). Rivera (1). 3B — Graenwell (3). The second-seeded Sabatini reached the quarterfinals Rt (holding), 333; Galley, ^ s (kneeing), Boston 8. Toxas 4 Diego 3. 2B-VHayee (5), Thon (5), TFeman- DETROrr(103) Wrist injury sidelines Graf this season. HR— Franco (3). Gonzalez (3). S B — Pena (1). dez (5). H R - ^ t d a n 2 (4), McGriff 2 (7). with a lopsided 6-0, 6-1 win over ninth-seeded Nathalie Women’s Rec 11:48; Gilhen, R t (tripping), 1432; Hamtrxmd, Toronto 2, CNcago 0 SF— Brunansky. Rodman 1-4 1-2 3. Aguirra 11-22 50 24. FR>y4KFURT, Germany (AP) — Steffi Graf quit an McGriff also added some humor B ra (roughing), 19:21. Detroit 3, Minnesota 0 IP H RER BB SO Lalmbeer 517 55 17. Dumars 11-26 5 7 29. Tauziat of France. IP H RER BB SO Phlladalphia exhibition match a g ^ s t Jana Novotna in the third set on his first home run, which came Manchester State Bank nipped Three Penny Shots on goal— Rttsburgh 14-9-10— 33. Bos­ Only gam es scheduled Texas Handerson 1-5 5 0 2; Johnson 7-17 4-418, E5 Capriati, who had struggled in her Wednesday evening Pub, 4-3, at Charter Oak. Usa Talaga had three ton 11-10-15-36. . Friday's Qamss MINnd W,4-2 8 8 6 5 1 8 wards 59 2-2 8, Sallsy 50 2-2 % Hastings 50 because of a wrist injury. Graf lost the first set 6-2, took with the I^dres trailing 7-1 in the hits and Charlene Bowers a pair for MSB. Chris Chiamparino 6 8 4 3 2 2 MiWilllams S,7 1 0 0 0 1 1 Power-play Opportunities— Pittsburgh 3 of 8; Oakland (Welch 3-2) at New Vbrk (Cary 1-3), JeflcoatL,1-1 0 0 1110 5 0 0. Totals 4 5 1 0 0 2 5 2 2 1 0 3 . opener against Argentina’s Cristina Tessi, won her thiid- Hopkins, Kathy LeCharKO and Renee Duva S a n D la g o BOSTON (100) the second 4-6 and was tied 1-1 in the third when she fourth inning. As he rounded first, Boston 1 of 7. 7 3 0 p.m. Gossage O 1 3 3 2 0 round match Thursday against lYance’s Julie Halard 6-2, Donnia Davia/Spaelal to tho Harald each had two hits lor Penny. Goalies— Pittsburgh. Barrasso, 8-5 (36 Texas (Witt 1-2) at Boston (Tfoung 1-1), 7 3 5 LilliqulstUO-2 3 2-3 8 7 7 1 1 Bird 7-15 1-2 16, Gambia 3-5 5 0 6, Parish retired. McGriff tripped and sprawled face- JoBarlield 2 3 0 0 1 0 WGardner 21-3 2 0 0 1 0 6-4. RIP — Mike Bergenty of American Legion takes a swing at a shots-34 saves). Boston, Moog, 10-8 (27-20), p.m. Boston 513 512 18, Shaw 4-10 50 8, Lawis 514 7-7 first in the dirt. Dusty Lemelin (8:14 third, 6-6). California (Langston 2-1) at aeveland (King Costello 2 3 110 1 23, McHala 5 1 3 3-5 IS , Brown 7-11 5 1 0 22, Bolton 52-3 6 4 4 5 4 Rosenberg l 1110 0 Robinson wins Scbick Award In other quarterfinal matchups today, top-seeded pitch during Thursday night’s Little League game at Leber “When I hit to the opposite field. Keith Flealty downed Blue Ox. 5-4, in eight In­ A— 14,44a 3-2), 7:35 p.m LampW,2-1 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 2 D.Smilh 0-0 5 0 0, Rncknay 5 1 0-0 O.Totals Referee— Don Koharski. Linesmen— Gerard Chicago (Fernandez 2-3) at Toronto (Boucher Mulhotland pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. 4 5 8 2 2 5 3 6 109. Monica Seles faces No. 8 Leila Meskhi of the Soviet Field. I’m never really sure,” the left- nings at Keeney Street Raid. Steve Paterson Gray i 1 0 0 0 1 W P— Rosenberg 2. NEW YORK (AP) — San Anttmio Spurs center David and Mike Adams each had two hits lor Keith Gauthier, Swede Knox. 0- 2), 7:35 p.m Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 0 Datroit 21 27 22 33—103 Robinson was named the winner of the NBA’s -SrhirV Union, fourth-seeded Mary Joe Fernandez plays Argen­ handed hitter said. “So I’ve got to and Tony McFall homered. Dave Jackson. Jim Detroit (Terrell 1-3) at Minnesota (Guthrie Umpires— Home, Ponclno; First Greoo: Boston 26 24 21 38—109 Chiamparino pitched to 1 batter in the 7th, Secorxi, Wrat; Third, tutors. Murray and Sean Thompson each zipped two 1- 2), 8:05 p.m. 3-Pslnt goals— Datroit 3-11 (Aguirra 2-4, Award for the second straight season for outstanding tine qualifier Bettina Ftilco, and No. 5 Conchita Martinez run real hard. But I’ve got some bad Jeffcoat pitched to 1 batter in the 7ttt Gossage T— 2:48. A— 43,513. hits for Blue Ox. Kansas City (Saberhagen 2-3) at Miiwaukae pitched to 3 batters in the 7th, U n p pitched to Dumars 1-4, Laim basr 53 ), Boston 1-1 (Bird contributions to his team’s success. Robinson averaged of Spain takes on No. 2 Martina Navratilova. shoes. I’ve got to get some new (Bosio 53), 8 3 5 p.m. 1-1). Foulsd out—Rodmaa Rsbounds^-Dalrolt 1 batter in the 8th, Gray pitched to 1 batter in 25.6 points, an NBA-high 13.0 rebounds and 3.30 block­ “I think I was a lot like Jennifer when I first came up,” shoes. Charter Oak Scholastic Baltimore (Ballard 2-3) at Seattle (Bankhead the 9th. 51 (Lalmbsar IS). Boston 61 (Parish 13). As­ Home run power 2- 2), 1 0 35 p.m. sists— Oafroit 19 (Dumars 6), Boston 22 (Brown Auto Lock routed Coastal Tool, 18-0, at WP— Jeffcoat ed shou per game. San Antonio finished 55-27 and cap­ said Sabatini, a two-time winner of tiiic Italian Open. “We “I was embarrassed a little b it I Sa tu rd a y 's G am as Transactions 8). Total fouls— Datrott 26, Botlon 20. tachrtt- Umpires-Homo, Kosc; First, Kaiser; . Other Oakland at New Tfork,-130 p.ra PO RTLA N D (118) Detroit Tigers. home run of the season — a 432- Scott Gayton, Jeff Dion and Tim O'Neil two California at Clevelarxi, 135 p.m. Fiskc 3 0 0 0 Olarud 1b 3 0 0 0 ATLANTA BRAVES—Racaltad Pate SrNti, are adored by the Rome Foro Italico aowd. Both know and so there w a ^ ’t a lot of room for winners Included Mike Groves in the 100 Thmas dh 2 0 0 0 Whiten rf pitcher, from fllchitxKxl of the Intamalonal Ksrsay 11-16 12-15 34, Williams 58 5 0 6, Batting under .240 going into foot shot — with one out in the each for PUb. John Tuozzo homered. Steve CN cago at Tororxo, 1 3 5 p.m. 3 0 0 0 laughter,” Tbny Gwynn said. “But it hurdiss, Tim Kelsey in the discus arxi Alex Sosarf 3 0 10 TaUerdh League. Sant Jerry Willard, catchar, outright to Duckworth 4-11 50 8, Dtaxfor 518 4< 23, or have known the responsibility of having to live up to Crispino had three homers, Mark Pagan! three Detroit at Minnesota, 235 pm. 3 0 1 0 Thursday night’s 3-0 victory over fourth after Alan Trammell walked. Rodriguez in the shot put Snyder 1b 3 0 0 0 Myers c Richmond. 3-6 5811, Bryant was funny. He didn’t think it was hits and Rob Roby, Rich Balskawicz and Char­ Kansas O ty at Milwaukee, 2 3 5 p.m. 3 0 1 0 an enormous potential. The girts, 4-1, beat St Francis, 41-35, but Guillen s s 3 0 1 0 M L e e ss CHICAGO CUBS—Optlonsd Erik ffoppaa, 50 2-2 2. Ainga 56 4-6 8, Davli 2-2 5 0 4.To- the Miimesota Twins, the Tigers It was his first homer since April 28 lie Rusao two hits cipiace for HH. Baltimore at Seattle, 43 5 pm. 3 0 1 0 talt 457833-45118 gone, and so he tried to stretch it lost to Timothy Edwards. 57-38. Melanie Rske U h n sn cf 3 0 0 0 Gnnelli 3b 2 0 0 0 catchar, to Iowa of ttw Amsriean Association. After five years on the tour, Sabatini is now the once again showed that thundering against Toronto. won the 800 sind 1600 while Tamara Visco took ^ _ 26 18 30 45-116 into two (bases) and he took a National League standings G n zsle s3b 0 0 0 0 Rocalled Steva Wilson, pitchsr, from tows. worid’s third-nmked player. Last year, she brat Steffi home runs — this time by Cecil “They’re not going to keep him the discus arxi Melissa Flemming the sfx)t put Totals 29 0 3 0 TWsIS 29 2 6 2 NEW YORK METS-Cialmsd Mark Otway, -5!?* 28 24 35 31—118 header. EastDhrlaion o ^ (Stockton 28. Rudd Graf in the final of the U.S. Open to win her first Grand Fielder and Mickey Tettleton — are C hicago 000 000 0 0 0 -0 pitcher, on wahrars from the Sa n Frandsoo “But when you hit a ball like that, W L Pci. QB Toronto 52)' ffortl^ 511 (Drwiar 3-5, Ifortar 54, Little League 100 001 OOx— 2 Giants and aasignad Nm to TMawdtsr of lha bv Ainga 5 2 ). Fouled out— Karaay, WHHama. Slam singles title. their ticket to winning. Pittsburgh 18 9 .667 — DP— CNcago 1. LOB— Chicago 3, Toronto 5. tsrnational Laagua who cares? He could crawl all the R ^ n d e -U la h 50 (K.Maforw 16), Ifortinnd 44 AL Roundup New Mirk 15 11 .577 2 and G reg Arnande hit well for Via winnars while W L Pci. QB Toronto coach. Thursday, is 14-for-29 (.483) with Terry Sieminski 482, Mary Bania 175506, Ann Atlanta 13 _ there swinging for home runs. liable to hit 15 (home runs) in a Ryan Bushey and Todd Berganty played well 11 .542 Walls W .53 8 3 0 0 1 8 WtorM Baakatball Laague Like Sabatini. she has grown, but slowly. And with 15 13 RBIs in his last eight games. He Wiatsr 454, Nancy Hahn 188-179-15555. San Diego 15 _ Football month.” defensively. Mike McCarthy pitcM wall in 13 .536 DWhrd S.9 1 0 0 0 0 1 DAYTON WINGB—Adivated Troy Lawit, They’re leading the league in home Cindrviati 1 months of professional tour experience behind her. she has four homers for the season. defeat while Karw Arxlarson, Tony Libert and 13 13 .500 W P— fWez. guard, from Irijurad raasrva Wskrad Dwight runs, and it’s working right now.” Tettleton hit his fourth home run Lra Angelas 13 13 .600 1 Umpires—Home, Johnson; First TacNda; Anderson, guard. has begun to evaluate her progress and to realistically as­ So, can Jordan hit 40 homers this Ban Wastry also played well. Houston of the season in the seventh off 11 15 .423 3 Second, Coble; TNrd, Shdock. HALIFAX WINDJAMMERS-WWvad David W LAF standings sess her chancraof reaching the top. The Tigers checked into the year? San Prandsco 9 18 .333 5'/8 T— 2.-39. A — 47,236. Hsrxierton, guard. Metrodome with a league-high 26 T iq M m i. Caspars defeated Modem Janitorial, 9-4, at Calendar Thuraday's Oamt Europaan “Don’t look for that, no,” he MEMPHIS ROCKERS-Signsd David Rivers, W L T PetPf M “I think I’ve improved my game in a lot of areas,” Waddell Raid. Was Schofield struck out 10 for Phlladetphia 9. San Diago 6 guard. Wxivad Carl Thomas, guard. homers and a major league-high 135 the wirxiars and aided his own cause with a pair Tigers 3, Twins 0 >-ondon 7 0 0 1.000 226 73 Capriati said Thursday after beating Halard. Blue Jays 2, White Sox 0: David laughed. “Fred McGriff might. of hits. Eddie Knoecker raced Caspars WVi Today DETROtT MINNESOTA FOOTBALL Barcafona 6 1 0 857 166 82 runs. They chalked up another pair Wells allowed three hits in eight in­ “I’m just trying to hit the ball into Baaaball Friday's Gamas Canadian Football League “I’ve got a long way to go, but I know what I have to three hits while Chris McCreary arIcM two. In Cincinnati (Browning 4-1) at Chicago abrhbl abrhbl Frankfurt 5 2 0 .714 122 100 of home runs against Kevin Tapani nings and Joe Carter drove in both defeal Dan Toomey also stru^ out 10 while Manchester at Enfield, 3:45 PNHips3b 4 0 0 0 GIddsntf 4 0 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS-SIgned OJ. North Amarican Eaat do to get better. It’s all been a learning experience, and the alleys. I’m a line-drive hitter. Coventry at Cherwy Tech, 3.30 (Sutdiffe 1-3), 3 2 0 pm. Briganoe, Jimniy Jacobs and Curt Newton, (2-2), who allowed three runs and runs with a homer and a single. John Sheehan and Chris Hamalin also played Atlanta (Smoltz 1-3) at Pittsburgh (SmHey TrmmHss 3 1 1 0 Knblch2b 40 10 linebackers. N.Y.-NJ. 4 3 0 .571 10S 100 most of it has been great As long as I keep loving the You look — I’ll be hitting line well. East Hampton at Mton, 330 Whtksr2b 3 0 0 0 Puckett d 40 10 Monfrsal 3 4 0 .429 93 178 five hits in seven innings and struck Softball 4-1), 7 3 5 p.m. HOCKEY Wells (3-3) struck out a season- drives to left in batting practice SL Louis (Tewksbury 2-1) at Houston (Jones Fielder 1b 4 1 1 2 CDavisdh 4 0 0 0 2 5 0 .286 144 212 game, and I do love the game. Right now. I’d just like to out six. Intermediate Enfield at MarxViestar, 330 Tttletonc 4 111 Harper c 4 0 10 National Hookay Laagua Ralaigh-Duttwm 0 7 0 .000 96 237 Tha AaoociatMl ProM high eight and walked one before tomorrow.” East Catholic at Coventry, 330 3-1), 8 3 5 p.m. NHL— Suspsindad Shayna Corson, Montreal play my best tennis. And to beat some top players. “A couple bad pitches, that’s the Army Navy scored four runs In the seventh Montreal (Barnes 51) at San Diego (WNtson Deerrf 3 0 00 Larkin1b 4010 North Am arican What Duane Ward finished with perfect Jordan, who hit a grand slam in PotVarxl at Bolton, 330 Mosebydh 4 0 1 0 Mackrf 20 10 Canadians forward, foM ha first four g sm ss of SM A n ton fo 3 4 0 .429 133 131 C O L L IS IO N — Minnesota first baseman Mmiica, Gabriela. Martina, Steffi. I just want to beat way they seem ^ to get runs,” inning to nip Cox Cable, 8-7, at Buckley Field Track 2-3), 1 0 35 pm. ths1891-92saasonandflnadhim$S00forlnci- relief for his ninth save in 10 oppor­ Philadelphia’s 5-2 victory Wednes­ Brad Smith and Rick Connor combing on a Incvglalf 3 0 10 Pglrulo3b 2 0 1 0 Bkmingham 3 4 0 .429 SS 100 Gene Larkin (9) and catcher Brian Harper col­ somebody who’s ahead of me.” Tapani said. “Look at their lineup. East Catholic at Ellingtoa 330 Philadelphia (Grimsiey 1-3) at Los Angeles Frymn 3b 1 0 0 0 Castillo ph 10 0 0 dsnts In a playoff gam s on April 29. Sacramanlo 2 5 0 .206 101 123 tunities. day night, hit leadoff homers in the two-hitter for the winnars while Sm ilh also Boys Tennis (q e d a l-3 ), 1 0 3 5 p.m. ST. LOUIS BLUES—Exterxisd ttw oonttacts Today, she geu her chance, and also a chance to ripped four hits. Shawn Laddy and Matt Spina Cuylerd 2 0 0 0 Laius3b 0 0 0 0 MondaytaGama lide as Harper snags a foul pop by Detroit's There’s not much for average, but Melido Perez (1-2) struck out 11 M arxhestsr at Enfield, 3 3 0 New Vbrk (Gooden 3-2) at San Frandsoo of Ron Caron, garwtal managsr; Brian Sutter, London 30, Sa n Antonio 15 second and seventh innings and hit safely in defeat while J ^ Snamon arxt Gagne as 3 0 0 0 coach; and Bob Barry and Wayiw Thomat, as­ avenge a year-old defeat Sabatini eliminated Ciqiriati they have a lot of power. They have G irls Tennis (Black 2-3), 1 0 3 5 p.m. Totals 31 3 5 3 Totals 32 0 7 0 8stuidav*s ttsn ^ Rob Deer In their game Thursday night. The in 6 2-3 innings for the visiting added a two-run single in the five- Nicole Thom as played well in Vw Raid. Enlleld at Manchester, 330 Saturday's Gamas sistant coachaa, two yaars. 6-2,7-5 in last year’s Italian Open. In all, the two players Dstroll 000 200 100-3 San Antonio at Barcaloiw, 2 p m Tigers won, 3-0, a couple of guys who can hurt you White Sox. run fourth. Farm East Catholic at Hanxlen, 330 ClTKrinnall at Chicago, 2 2 0 pm . M In nasoia COO 000 0 0 0 - 0 SOCCER London at Naw Vbrk-Naw Jaraay, 0 p m have met four times, with Caixiati still looking for her New Vbrk at San Frandsoo, 4.35 p.m. E— Larkin (2). D P — Ostroit 1, Minnesota 1. Amaricin ffrofaaalonil Soccar Laagua Sacranwnto at Orlando, 8 p m Lawyers outslugged Caspers, 13-10, at Saturday Atlania at Pittsburgh, 7 3 5 p.m. COLORADO FOXES-SIgnad PkiTKhjmps. S u n d a y 's Gam a first win. Sabatini last beat her in March, ip the semi­ LOB—Detroit 5, Minnesota 6. 2B—Knoblauch dafsndar. Verplanck Field. Robert Gochae pitohad well for Basaball S t Louis at Houston, 8 3 5 p.m. (6), Puckett (4). 3B — Gladden (1). H R -fie ld a r Birmingham at Frankfort 1 p m Wilson enters guilty plea finals of the Virginia Slims of Florida. the winners while Aaron Dulka, Jason Reid arxt East Catholic at SL Bernard, 11 am. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 1035 pm. (4), TeWeton (4). S B — TramnwII (4), M ossby Penguins From Page 9 Greg Talbot hit well. In defeat Brian Cummings, Track Montreal at San Diego, 1 0 3 5 p.m. (3). C S - M a c k (2). S -C u y le r. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — R>nner Cincinnati “I’ve played Oalxiela four times and lost all four John Dixon, Mike Lombard arxt Chris Bottaro Hartford Public Invitational, 10 am . S u n d a / s G am as IP H RER BB SO Bengals running back Stanley Wilson, permanentlji^ times.” Qqniati admits. P e rh ^ , like Sabatini, she sees played well. Atlenta at Rttsburgh, 1 3 5 p.m. line on against us” Because Boston score 3-1 before Boston’s Craig Jan­ D stroll banned from the NFL for drug offenses, has pleaded herself in Oabriela across the net. Perhaps she sees that Lemieux added three assists to CIndnnatl at C hic^, 220 pm. PelryW,1-1 62-3 ♦ ATTENTION ♦ needs to score, Lemieux said. And ney broke his team’s scoreless string Philadelphia at Lon Angeles, 4 3 5 p.m. PGibson S,3 2 1 -3 guilty to burglary charges. Wilson, 29, entered die plea success sometimes takes time. take over the NHL playoff scoring Montreal at San Diego, 4 3 5 pm . that strategy could lead to more Pit­ of 11 power plays with 33 seconds Gramas Printing defeated Haritaga K&B, Minnesota as his trial was about to begin in Long Beach Superior “But I’m not discouraged.” she said Thursday. “And lead with 29 points, passing team­ 17-8, at Bowers Field Chris Groves arxt Davkt Radio, TV New Vbrk at San Frandsco, 436 p.ra Tapani LJJ-2 SWIMMING POOL AND BOAT OWNERS tsburgh go^s. left in the period. mate Mark Recchi, w to has Funk led Gramas with teo hits apiece while S t Louis at Houston, 8 3 5 p.m. Bedrosian Court. I’m loddng forward to tomorrow’s match.” One of Boston’s defensive for­ Stevens made the score 4-2 with Aarron RoUtailla arxt Tim Huhtala each tripled. He’s charged with breaking into a house last Decem­ “They’ve got some guys who can DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO IN AN EMERGENCY? wards, Nevin Markwart, was carried his 13th playoff goal at 13:04 of the Megan Daugherty and Chris Betz played well In Today American League leaders ber. stealing jewelry and clothes. Authorities said Wilson wheel with it and hai^le the puck defeat off the ice on a stretcher after crash­ second period before Pittsburgh O p . — Cyding: Little 500 Bicycle Race BaaadonOSalBats. BY POPULAR DEMAND burglarized the house to get money to buy rock cocaine. extremely well,” Neely said. “Vfe’ve Q A B1 R H Pot. ing backwards into the boards be- defensemen Paul Stanton, L a i^ American Farm (taped), E SP N BEST BUY Deputy District Attorney H. Thomas Holmes said he got to be smarter on how we 5 p.m. — Cyding: Tour Du pont (delayed), EMartinoz Sea 26 83 19 31 .373 From Page 9 Wnd Pittsburgh’s net with 7:22 left Murphy and Ulf Samuelsson com­ forecheck and who we pick up.” Modem Janitorial beat D J. Grooming, 9-S, at ESPN D H dsnO ak 25 97 23 36 .371 MANOffiSTER CPR PROJECT IS OFFERING TRAINING likely will seek a two-year prison sentence f(x Wilson, a Tierney Buckland FW d Bryan Miller and Matt Bordewx G rfyJrSaa 26 102 OIL CO. He briefly lost consciousness and p lete the scoring. 7:30 p.m. — Rangers al Red Sox, Channels 11 35 .343 IN CPR (CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSITAHON) first-time offender. If the Penguins win Saturday pitched well tor Modem while Dan Qompper 30 38 W TIC Carter Tor 28 110 16 37 .336 Vernon, C T suffered a concussion, a Bruins The Penguins scored (m three of night, they will advance to the Stan­ paced the offansa. ki defeat Kevin Toiler, Jus­ 7:3o' p.m. — Athletics at Vbnkees, Channel Harper Min 20 69 6 23 .333 Accorduig to O ^ d n ik , strength and quickness are spokesman said. eight power plays after getting only tin Scranton and Nick Reuter pU yad wall. 26, WPOP (1410-AM M oN brM II 23 80 17 33 .'333 ADULT CPR - May 17, May 28, June 4 June 17 Corson suspended four games Calhoun’s two main obstacles to success at UConn. He ley Cup finals against the winner of three goals on 24 power plays in the the Campbell Conference finals be­ 7:30 pm . — White So x at Blue Jays, E S P N 875-0876 MONTREAL (AP) — Shayne Corson was suspended also thinks this is a personal challenge accepted Stevens, who has a goal in each 7 3 0 pm . — Braves at Rrates, TEMS National League leaders ADULT'CHILD'INFANT-Jiiie loT 11 jri24& 25 first four games. tween d^ending champion Edmon­ 8 p.m. — Bulls at 76ers, TNT Please Call For for the Montreal Canadians’ first four games next season wholeheartedly by Jeff Calhoun. game of tire series, tied the game 1-1 B a se d o n 08 al Bats. INFANT.CHn.DSAFETYANDCPR..M“ 20&^^ “We rrally weren’t worried about ton and Minnesota. The North Stars, 9:30 p.m. — North Stars at Oilers, a A B R H Pet. Current Pricing by the NHL for injuring Boston's Ray Bourque with a “It whets his appetite to do this,” Ogiodnik said. “I at 7:55 of the first period. Lemieux, More sports SportsCharuiel HMorriaCIn 22 73 8 27 .370 our power play,” Stevens said. “We who play at Edmonton tonight, lead 10:30 p.m. — Mets at Giants, Channel 9, ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED cross check to the head in the Stanley Chip playoffs. Cm- wouldn’t bet against him.” who has goals in each of the last FMcGrin S D 28 102 19 37 .363 Diesel Fuel Also Available knew sooner or later we’d score that series 3-1. WFAN (665AM) McGee SF 22 86 15 30 .348 son was also fined $500 for boarding Bruins defenseman four games, put Pittsburgh ahead to — see page 14 IS O G a lo n Minim um goals. When you’ve got Mario there, If the Bruins win, a seventh game 1 0 30 p.m. — Phillies at Dodgers, E SP N Biggio Htn 24 84 15 28 .333 Garry Galley after Boshm’s 2-1 victory in Game 7 of the Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester stay on a power play at 12:04. 10:30 p.m. — Lakers at VWrriors, TNT Pries subject to change Volums Dbcounli CALL 647-4738 NOW! you know you’re going to get op­ TG w ynnSD 28 111 IS 37 .333 Adams Division final on April 29. Herald. Bryan Trottier’s goal made the will be played in Boston on Monday portunities.” night. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, I^ y 10,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, May 10,1991—13 THE NEW BREED Crossword BLONOtE by Daw Tbung 4 Stan Draka

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SUPERBI NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCHES and LOTS OF IMPROVEMENTS SOUTH WINDSOR $180,900 CAPES. — FHA or VA — No Money Down. Vinyl siding^, no-wax floors, lull MANCHESTER $147,900 U&R Contemporary L-Ranch on quiet cul-de-sac. Spacious loor CONDO IN THE COUNTRY basements. COVENTRY and AREA Nice six room Ranch recently refurbished including NEW kitchen plan includes Idtchen with oak cabinets, ceramic tile floor, s lig h t style Condo with 2 BRs, pMl, TOWNS, $108,875-Up. PHIL floor & cabinets, NEW furnace and NEW windows throughout Plenty of dosets and six panel doom throughout Its q u ^ only 30 minutes to Hartnrd. BLAZAWSKI. Convenient to 1-84. speaks for ilsell. $64,000. FRANK CHAMP. I 14— MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. May 10. 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, May 10.1991—15 HOM ES e torsm roR SALE TSS T 21 HOMES FOR SALE K i r i r C A R IY L E b y La rry W rlg M 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 73CLOTH1NO SS TAG SALES RENT In Brief . . . •VERNON-$153,900. Mul­ MATERNITY-Clothes, like HUGE TAG & PLANT- ^ pAMIty At-WM ti-family reducedi HEBRON-2 Bedroom. new, worn 4 months, 1/ Baked Goods Sale, Almost doesn’t slice it for Jazz Charm plus new roof. 2 price, large. Also Unitarian Meeting TAKE ADVANTAGE Heat/hot water way it did, I know I was upset about it” Drexler said. “I Separate utilities, 1-car uniform dress. 633- House, 1513 West Ver­ of^ is 6 room Cape in a convenient location, close to included. Large yard. By BOB BAUM garage, fully $625/Month. 649-2871 3759. non St., Manchester. Stars & Stripes is withdrawn was about as upset as I can get.” ‘ ' K h w is and shopping. Featuring 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 The Associated Press John Stockton, who sank two straight 3-pointen insulated,updated. or 228-1214. May 11,9am-3pm, Rain SAN DIEGO (AP) — Dennis Conner withdrew Stars baths, large enclosed porch, rec room, kitchen vv/stove Rental income or Shine. Hundreds of during the Utah rally despite having his nose bloodied in and refngerator. Excelent offering for first time buyer $1,170.00 per month. MANCHESTER-2, 3, and household items, near & Stripes from the semifinals of the International PORTLAND, Ore. - The Utah Jazz almost pulled off 6 Room apartments. 7 5 TV. STEREOSAND the rough ccmtest missed a 3-pointer over Porter at the Call Sharon, 646-5566. antiques, wodd stove, It America’s Cup Class World Championship. one of the biggest comebacks in playoff history. Security. 646-2426. APPLIANCES buzzer. . V J RE/MAX East of the plants, clothing. Stars & Stripes finished third in the fleet racing, which In the NBA, though, almost doesn’t mean much. River, 647-1419. Weekdays, 9am-5pm. concluded Wednesday. Conner said then that he probably Kersey scored 34 points, also a career playoff b e ^ C all Jo e AIR CONDITIONER-GE. MANCHESTER-Coolidge Thanks to Terry PortCT’s inside basket with 3.6 6000 BTU. Excellent wouldn’t sail in today’s semirinals, but waited until the before fouling out with 2:05 to play. He watched iii •WATERFRONT-Enjoy St. Tag sales at several seconds to play, the Portland Trail Blazers esctqred with a Lombardo & Associatos warm weather activities MANCHESTER condition. $150. 649- houses. Saturday, May deadline to announce his decision. fhistration as the game nearly slipp^ away. < 118-116 victory Thursday night to take a 2-0 lead in their right outsbe your door. BusIrwM/RosIdentlal 3875. Mornings only. 11, 8arh-2pm. Weight New Zealand, which lost to Conner in their 1988 “I don’t know how many of those fouls were fo i^ , but 647-1413 T h is is the tim e . 3 best-of-7 Western Conference semifinal series. Combination ZENITH TV-23 Inch lifting, benches, plants, America’s Cup challenge, will have to settle for a semi­ we put them on the line and they knocked their fied Bedroom Ranch ready 5 reoffl olfica or retail suite plus 5 turnrture, bicycle. Oft *niings kind of snowballed down the stretch and noth­ colored floor model. final match against Nippon and its New Zealand-bom throws down,” he said. “And we just lost our concentrai for your summer room, 3 bedroom apartment $100. Call after 5 pm. Center St-down ing went right for us,” Portland coach Rick Adeltmui said enjoyment. RE/MAX G&S Associates A skipper, Chris Dickson. New Zealand won the fleet­ tion, missed a few shots and they made some big shoU.” ; 646-1036. Thompson Road to racing competition and Nippon was fifth, eanung the al­ after his team blew a 23-point fourth-quarter lead. “But th e Jazz made ^ of 44 free throws, 35-of-38 in thq East of the River, 647- 643-1108 Coolidge. 1419. the bottom line is we have two wins.” MANY ITEMS-Some good ternate spot second half. '< Tonight, Chicago is at Philadelphia and the Los An­ Adelman said he couldn’t understand the abrupt •WE CAN M A K E A D E A L - antiques, furniture, Buy tomorrows house MANCHESTER-Duplex. 2 76MACiQNERTft bottles, glass, many Howe back in the majors geles Lakers travel to Golden State. rhnnge in the way the game was officiated in the sectmd Bedroom, 1-1/2 bath TOOLS Karl Malone scored a career playoff high 40 points for todayl Creative financ­ collectibles. May 11th. half. ; ing can make this super Appljances. $580. Heat Saturday Only. 9:00- NEW YORK (AP) — Steve Howe is back in the major not included. Security/ “The gamg changed suddenly in the way it was 9 plus room Colonial fit ROCKWELL DELTA-10" 4:00. From Deming St. leagues after a nearly four-year absence. The left-hander, references required. No into your pocket book. Band Saw. Good condi­ to Macintosh to Baldwin C in ib y N E A . kK. suspended six times for alcohol and drug abuse during called,” he said. ; pets. 643-7635. tion. $125 or best offer. A RE/M AX East of the to 2 4 his career, joins the New York Yankees for tonight’s NBA Playoffs But he admitted the Jazz deserved some credit for thati 643-5641 after 5pm. River. 647-1419. MANCHESTER-5 Rooms, Bryan,Manchester. SS TAG SALES OlCARSFORaAIX game against Oakland. “They got really aggressive,” Adelman said. “They NO CONDO FEESI 2 bedrooms, 1-floor of MAY 11-9-3pm. 30 Oak Howe, 33, was 2-1 with five saves and an ERA of 0.00 didn’t quit and they almost got away with stealing one.” ! 2-Family. Near hospital. TAG SALE-Antique Oak the Jazz, half of them in the final quarter. He was 10- Select this 1600 sq. ft. Townhouse and the seller will Grove St. Manchester. $650/Month. 646-7209. turnKure, brass bed, an­ Schaller in 18 innings and 12 appearances for Columbus of the In­ for-10 from the free throw line in the final quarter and pay your condo fees for one year. Unit includes 22 C0ND01HNIU1I8 Broke up beach 87 MI8C. FOR SALE tique rKle, old tools, one Quality ternational League. To make room for Howe, the 20-for-22 for the game. Drexler scored 23 points and Porter 22. Stockton forrnol dining, 3 bedrooms. 2 full and 2 half baths, FOR SALE MANCHESTER-3 Room cottage, many Kerns I finished rec room and workshop plus carport orKl lunger engine, miscel­ Pre-Owned Autos Yankees waived pitcher Andy Hawkins and his $1.4 mil­ finished with 20 points and 12 qssists, while Jeff Malone apartment. Heat/hot •REFRIGERATOR-$30. MULTI-FAMILY-Tag Sale laneous house items “Every time Karl touched the ball, it seemed like he central olr. Tip top shape and $128500. • MALLARD VIEW-New lion contract. scored 24 for the Jazz. water, refrigerator and Hammond organ model to benefK Girls Scout a n d much more. Value Priced went to the line,” Portland’s Jerome Kersey said. Ranch and Colonial stove included. Howe last pitched in the majors on Oct. 4,1987. After Portland’s Buck Williams was called fin* his M3 $30. Picnic table, T r o o p N o . 618, Saturday, May 11th. 9- USED CAR BEST BUYS! Porter, who suffered a bruised left thigh in a collision homes. Change your Security/References. $10. 12’ Girls bike, red 1985 Chevy Cmaltor $3,900 lifestyle to 1-floor living. Saturday, May 11th, 3.1164 Pleasant Valley with Mark Eaton earlier in the game, came off a pick oti Tlw AsaodatKl PrMS sixth foul, he was assessed a technical foul for patting 646-4138 after 5 pm. scooter. Best offer. 646- 9am-3pm, 32 Hickory Rd, S. Windsor. Auto, A/C, PS, P B , Low Miles 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath Senna the pole sitter again the game-wirming play and foimd himself alone inside.- UP FOR T H E S H O T — Utah’s Karl Malone referee Dick Bavetta