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Wom< g25ggppe^iy||j|».. Wome Wednesi Loan Ai Navy shells Iranian oil rigs, boats speaker By Alv Mahmoud The Associated Press Fighting in Persian Gulf Music I^ S St. Ja MANAMA, Bahrain — The U.S. IRAQ I 100 miles^ reading! f' Navy today destroyed two off­ Donna D shore Iranian oil platforms, sank IRAN will be s Itics a defending Iranian patrol boat and bombed an Iranian navy, Spring frigate. Iran attacked oil facill-l ties off Sharjah and fired on^at KUWAIT COVE p a g e 4 7 least two U.S. vessels. Covent r] The American attack on the concert < Persian Gulf oil platforms came Sassan 26, at 7:1 in retaliation fora mine explosion sixth gn iWCi that tore a hole in an American Platform seventh: frigate last week, injuring 10 will perl crewmen. conduct Also today, Iran said the United Sirri Pop Ens BAHRAIN tv,4 States had entered the Iran-Iraq war, charging that U.S. helicop­ ters supported an Iraqi land offensive in the Faw Peninsula. SAUDI Cap There was no immediate re­ sponse from Washington. ARABIA The White House said three HART U.S. warships ships blasted each commit! Iranian platform. No American QATAR (PH) in casualties were reported in the week. U.S. attacks, and the Iranians All eve fled prior to the shelling, the are sub. White House said. v The Attoclalad Praat individui Defense Secretary Frank C. ■k joined the Yankee by callin Carlucci said an American helic­ GULF ACTION — Two Iranian offshore oil facilities, the )eat going strong. at 240-011 opter also was fired upon during Sassan and the Sirri Island platforms, were attacked by The fii games, Clark joined .... the raid but was not hit. U.S. warships early today in the Persian Gulf. Iran for legisl Jliveredaflrst-inrflng .V. One U.S. warship fired missiles countered the attack by striking oil facilities off Sharjah. permitte ague at-bat to ignite a at two approaching Iranian jet Subcoi Yankees sent the ,*1’^ fighters, but the fighters reversed Tuesday eventh straight loss. course and it was unclear and “ the smoke is so heavy that sengers, executives said. House whether they were hit, Carlucci it’s difficult to do a further The London-based LLoyd’s Senate said. assessment at this point.” Reguh ow can hit so I guess Shipping Intelligence Unit re;, He said an Iranian patrol boat Iran's official Islamic Republic Transf ’ Clark said after the ported a U.S. tugboat, the fired on the U.S. cruiser Wainw- News Agency said the U.S. Wednesd ry and ninth in their Tide, also was fired on off S, if right, which took part, in the warships first struck the Sassan House irt ever. r but was not hit. ■4 attack on one of the platforms. platform in the southern gulf at 9 They said unidentified war- Senate oronto and I missed The Wainwright was not hit. He a.m. (1:30 a.m. EDT). Twenty- planes swooped low over the Thursda; vas happy to get a hit said the U.S. frigate Simpson three minutes later they attacked attacking Iranian boats, chasing House returned fire and sank the patrol the Nasr platform at nearby Sirri them away from the tug, oper­ Senate riday, sent a looper boat. Island, IRNA said. ated by Tidewater Inc. of New Friday About seven hours after the oil □n off Mike Birkbeck ’\V4' An Iranian warship later' Orleans. No me First inning. platform attack, the 310-foot ., shelled the Mubarak oilfield off Iran and Iraq have been at war I take it.’’ said Clark, Iranian frigate Sahand "was Sharjah, an emirate in the since' 1980, and the war has labled list with a torn noticed closing rapidly upon southern gulf, shipping execu­ produced repeated attacks op three U.S. warships,” said Dan tives said. neutral shipping. Last July, the Pub] e 50,000 or 50 fans in Howard, the Pentagon’s chief Targeted in the attack were the United States reflagged 11 Ku­ ryingtodo my job.” spokesman. Scanbay drilling rig, the 112,744- waiti tankers and gave them U.S, Meetir ; established but the H s. The Iranian warship then fired ton British tanker York Marine Navy escorts to protect them y of trouble with ' * * . upon three U.S. aircraft on patrol and a storage facility. against Iranian attack. • had a squeeze bunt in the Strait of Hormuz, the The executives, speaking on Tehran Radio, monitored in MancI entrance to the gulf. condition of anonymity, said t h ^ Cyprus, said U.S. helicopters Eighth The aircraft, A-6 Intruders, York Marine was set afire and*^ Brewers this season John ZIrolil/Special to ths Herald attacked Iranian troops in south­ Planni “ returned fire with two Harpoon that its crew had abandoned the ern Iraq “ several times” on hearing SHOOTING THE RAPIDS — John missiles and a number of laser- you hit well against. annuai Hockanum River Canoe Race. vessel. The Scanbay reported it Sunday. guided bombs. Shortly thereaf­ 1 to catch me when Powell, front, and Ed Fritzen, both of The pair took second piace in the was under attack by four gun­ The Iranian report was issued said. Manchester, paddle their way through master’s division. Story and more ter, the USS Strauss, a destroyer, boats, they said. > after Iraq said its troops, led by Andoi engaged the Sahand with an elped Tommy John the rapids behind Economy Electric pictures on page 11 The Iranians also fired on the the Presidential Guard, recap­ Planni season. additional Harpoon,” Howard press helicopter of the NBC tured Faw. Iran, which seized the Building during Sunday’s running of the 12th said. allowed four hits television network, but did not He said the Sahand was on fire harm the aircraft or its pas­ Please turn to page in seventh by Cecilio Cover to Greg Brock and Town I to load the bases but t Ernest Riles to hit Fund-raisers get most of the cash State budget heads ’ third of the ^ame. •efore the Brewers’ By Andrew Yurkovsky state last year. It also shows how much of that A fund-raising campaign done for the Dr. 4 )f 55,887 at County and Anita Caldwell money went to the organization for which the Coventry Police Benevolent Association Manchester Herald money was solicited and how much went to to vote In Senate ■day crowd in the raised $24,085. Of that amount, only 25 1. Pancal the solicitor. percent, or $6,021.25, went to the association. HARTFORD (AP) The iz percent Increase in spend­ creatures 'es the Yankees 18 The Manchester Police Union and other Only 168 of the campaigns filed documents Meanwhile, in Andover, American Fun- area organizations are among those which $6.29 billion state budget for ing compared with this year, last five games, required by the state, according to the report. draisefs Inc. raised $80,115.90 for Hands 2. Whi received less than 30 percent of the money 1988-89 heads to the state contains no new taxes in this d since March 31 in The report says that organizations received Across Connecticut, but only 19.7 percent, or Memoria raised through fund-raising campaigns by Senate this week where minor­ legislative election year. ree balks, walked an average of 26.58 percent of the total money $17,957.70, went to the organization. VIO outside solicitation firms, according to a collected. The percentages ranged from a ity Republicans are expected There is another penny being tihis 11-3 innings on Edward Wilson, president of the Manches­ 3. Catsi report released last week by the Public to offer essentially the same added to the gasoline tax, but high of 69.18 percent to a low of 4.99 percent. ter Police Union, said the organization which SOI Charities Unit of the state Department of A fund-raising campaign conducted by arguments against it, and be that is the result of a schedule Yankees first with decided to use an outside firm because of increases approved four Consumer Protection and the office of the Consultants Limited of Winsted for the as unsuccessful as their House :ond on Birkbeck’s fund-raising efforts by the officers were too years ago. ^ 4. A ta attorney general. Manchester Police Union rai^d $66,510. Of counterparts were. d and was forced at time consuming. During Friday’s debate on worker? The report lists the amount oU money that amount, 27 percent, or $17,957, actually The GOP, outnumbered in nder. the budget in the House, POLITIC collected by 168 of the 175 telephone went to the union, and the remaining amount the Senate 25-11 by the Demo­ and another hit by Republicans tried 13 amend­ fund-raising campaigns carried out in the went to the solicitor, the report says. Please turn to page 10 crats, is expected to point out (S. ments aimed at eliminating 5. A lo(j that the budget is balanced by the so-called gimmicks and at ACCOUN several “ one-shot” revenue Turn to page 47 curbing the rate of spending sources that won’t be available growth. All GOP amendments 6. In thi TODAY next year. Bombs target Jews, Saudis were beaten back by the the letter Impressive numbers Forexample, $73.8 million is majority Democrats. true, or tl FRANKFURT. West Germany man Jochen Schroers said both Arabian airlines office. being taken out of the budget Also this week at the Capitol, T F ’The man analysts say took the (AP) — Bombs exploded early bombings "apparently were car­ The head of West Germany’s reserve, or “ rainy day” fund, the House is expected to take tist. Lore bull by the horns now goes before today at the Jewish Community ried out by the same group Jewish Communities, Heinz Ga- which was only to be used to up a bill to create a bipartisan an athlet shareholders of United Technolo­ Center and the Saudi Arabian because evidence at both sites is linski, issued a statement today in pay off future deficits. The law committee to periodically re­ performs gies Corp. to see how well they airlines office, damaging both similar.” West Berlin calling on authorities is being changed this year to view secret files of the State­ T F approve. UTC Chairman Robert buildings but causing no injuries. Schroers said by telephone that to tighten security near Jewish allow the additional use. wide Organized Crime Inves­ weeks be: F. Daniell will have some impres­ Police said both devices were police think "industrial or mil­ property to prevent such attacks. Then there’s the transfer of tigative Task Force. The T F sive numbers to cite at today’s probably planted by the same itary explosives” were used in the “ It is not understandable for $32 million into the General committee would decide what equal in r annUal shareholders’ meeting. attackers. bombings. me that even today — especially Fund budget from what was to material should be purged and T F Story on page 9. The bombs, which went off “ There was neither insulation in view of the Increasing number have been an on-going fund for what should be subject to than worn shortly after midnight only a few material nor a fire exUnguisher of threatening and abusive letters local property tax relief. The (disclosure under the Freedom T F Index minutes and about a mile apart, or anything similar,” f|or packing — that Jewish communities have $70 million fund, created less of Information Act. ren bettei blew a large hole in front of the than a year ago, is being The House is also expected 20 pagas, 2 tactions homemade explosives into, he difficulty when they try to get Jewish center and shattered the said. Fire extinguishers contain­ sufficient security for their prop­ dismantled. Of the remainder, to act on a blll'to ban the toy BusIo m s _____9 Obituarist____2 windows of the Saudi office. The ing traces of explosives often erty,” Gallnski said. $20 million is being set aside in guns so realistic looking that CiMSifisd _ 17-20 Opinion______0 blast near the Saudi office also have been found after bombings The first bomb went off at tt^ case there’s a deficit in this they have been mistaken for Comics_____10 Paopls _ _ 8 damaged the adjacent offices of in West Germany. Jewish Community Center in the year’s budget, and $18 million real weapons and led to Connscticut _ 4 Sports _ _ 11-14 Air Canada. Damage at the Jewish Com­ residential West Side just after is actually being used for several accidental shooting Focut__^^_ 8 Tsisvitlon _ There was no claim of respon^- munity Center was estimated at midnight. At 12:18 a.m. (6:18 property tax relief. deaths elsewhere in the Local___ 2-3, 10 U.S./World. bility for the attacks. tens of thousands of dollars, and' p.m. EDT Sunday), the second The budget, which calls fora country. Lottery______2 Wsathsr__ Frankfurt prosecutor spokes­ about $300,000 at the Saudi bomb exploded. ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April H, 1980 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 18, 1988 — 3 / RECORD / PZC review set

About Town Thoughts on bridge permits By Nancy Concelman The directors also had voted to Sunset Club meets Manchester Herald appropriate $72,740 for engineer­ In your mind, perhaps there is a question as to ing costs, all of which will be The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at i p.m. at the whether or not a certain thing is right or wrong. The Planning and Zoning Com­ reimbursed by the state. The Manchester Senior Citizen Center on E. Middle Below are 11 questions, which is answered honestly, mission is scheduled tonight to state will cover 92.5 percent ofthe Turnpike. will, with earnest prayer, help you to make the right review the town Engineering total project cost and the town decision. Division’s plans for wetlands, will pay the remaining 7.5 Masons to meet 1. The Personal Test: Will doing it make me a erosion control and floodplain percent. better or worse Christian? permits required in connection The commission is also sche­ Royal Arch Mason’s Delta Chapter will meet with the replacement ofthe Union Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on 2. The Practical Test: Will doing it likely bring duled to review plans for an y .. ■" desirable or undesirable results? Street bridge, expected to go out erosion control-wetlands permit Center Street. Mark Master Mason Degree will be to bid in May. 3. The Social Test: Will doing it influence others to that will allow Manchester confirmed. Refreshments will be served during the The permits are required be­ be better or worse Christians? Lumber Inc. to build an off-site social hour after the meeting. All members should cause work on the bridge will attend. drainage sy.stem for its new 4. "The Universal Test: Suppose everyone did it? encroach on wetlands and be­ facility at 401 New Stale Road. 5. The Scriptural Test: Is it expressly forbidden in cause more than a half-acre of The permits are required be­ WATE8 by-laws the Word of God? land will be disturbed. Senior fore the drainage system can be WATES will meet Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at 72 East 6. The Stewardship Test: Will doing it involve a Planner Robert B. Hannon said. built because the 2,200-foot sy.s­ Center St. The by-laws of the club will be read waste of God’s talents invested in me? The meeting is scheduled for 7 tem would encroach on wetlands. Its following the meeting. p.m. in the Lincoln Center hear­ On March 28, the Zoning Board 7. The Missionary Test: Will doing it likely help or ing room. hinder the progress of the kingdom of God on earth? of Appeals denied a variance A The Board of Directors voted request by the company that Women's fellowship meets 8. The Character Test: Will doing it make me March 8 to keep the existing would have allowed it to occupy Women’s Aglow Fellowship will meet on strong or weaker morally? bridge open during the $1.7- its new facility without the Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the First Federal Savings & 9. The Publicity Test: Would I be willing for my million replacement project, des­ system for 4.5-60 days. Loan Association on W. Middle Turnpike. Guest friends to know about it? David Kool/Minchastsr Herald pite concerns of William Ca- David Golas, an attorney re­ speaker will be June Guillow. mosci, director of engineering presenting Manchester Lumber, 10. The Common Sense Test: Is it good, plain, services, that the existing bridge said the company requested the everyday, ordinary, common “ horse” sense? is unsafe. variance because it is being p Music at church 11. The Family Test: Will doing it bring credit or The directors decided to keep evicted from its current facility P dishonor to my family? the bridge open to one-way at 225 Center St. and must move I St. James Church will present songs, scripture traffic, alternating between lumber and other supplies to the AP photo When in doubt: Do Without! ^s. readings and prayers on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Ed and northbound and southbound traf- new facility. Donna DuBaldo will lead the singing. Refreshments PATRIOT HONORS — An honor guard patriots who fought against the British Marvin Sfuart S0^ f>£jUsing traffic signals at either Manchester Lumber requested will be served. Prayers will follow the service. of American militiamen fire a 21-gun eriaT forces in 1775 in Lexington, Mass., in the United Pentecostal Church the variance to a special excep­ saiute today to honor the American Revoluntionary War battle. Manchester But Camo.sci suggested keep­ tion permit granted by the PZC Spring concert set ing the bridge open to one-way March 2. 1987, which required northbound traffic only, which that the site be paved and that an COVENTRY — Capt. Nathan Hale School in _ • would save the town about off-site drainage system be in­ Coventry will holding its music department spring U D l t U U n C S $55,000. Closing the bridge en­ stalled. The off-site system would concert on Wednesday. May 25. and Thursday, May tirely would save about $80,000 protect the New State Road 26, at 7:15 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Fifth and and would cut one month off the aquifer by channeling run-off sixth grade bands will perform on Wednesday and Anna Kielbowicz 13-month construction period. from the lumber site to the The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 four grandchildren; and a niece and to the American Diabetes Association seventh and eighth grade bands and Pop Ensemble Anna (Wrona) Kielbowicz, 92, of SOARING SPIRITS — The existing bridge, located in Hockanum River. ZBA members Mait^St., East Hartford, is in charge nephew. of Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave., will perform on Thursday. Andelo Gesmundo will West Hartford, widow of Walter J. the north end of town, has a denied the variance because they of the arrangements. The funeral will be Tuesday, 1:30 West Hartford 06110. Jennifer Newkirk, 10, of conduct the band and Janet Beldon will conduct the Kielbowicz and mother of Frances posted 4-ton weight limit .said the aquifer would be at risk. Pop Ensemble.' Kostek of Manchester, died Thursday p.m., at the First Congregational Tolland Turnpike, works at home. ^ Mitchell Dudzic Church, Main Street. Burial will be in Lewis T. HIghter to get a bird-shaped kite Grant Hill Cemetery, North Coventry. Besides her daughter, she is sur­ Mitchell Dudzic, 79, of Glastonbury, Lewis T. Highter, 87, of 599 Grant from China into the air, vived by two other daughters, Helen husband ofthe late Helen (Stec) Dudzi Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Land tax measure p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, 4556 Hill Road, Ckiventry, died Sunday at above, as Debbie Burnett, Capitol Calendar Conklin of West Hartford and Betty and father of Roy T. Dudzic of home. He was the husband of Rosa Ann Sutter of Enfield; four grand­ Andover, died Thursday in Florida. Jackson St., Willimantic. 11, pulls in her snowflake Memorial donations may be made (Woife) Johnson Highter. daughters: two grandsons: and sev­ Besides his son, he is survived by a He was bom on May 13, 1900, in box kite at Wickham Park HARTFORD (AP) — Here is the schedule of eral great-grandchildren. daughter, Nancy Ponchak of Wes­ to the First Congregational Church, fails in committee committee meetings (CM) and public hearings Main Street, Coventry 06238. Cornwall, Vt. He was a resident of Saturday. The two joined The funeral was today from the tlake, Ohio; a half-sister, Jean Coventry for the past 10 years, (PH) in the Connecticut General Assembly this Talarski Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Kupecky of East Hartford; three about 60 other people By Andrew Yurkovsky have protected land from the week. previously living in Manchester for Manchester Herald Maple Ave., Hartford. Burial was in grandchildren; a great-grandchild; Dorothy O. Fitzgerald more than 40 years. Before retiring, who expected to partici­ threat of, encroaching, develop­ All events are open to the public. Times and places and a friend, Juli Jodoin. ment. The bill had won support St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Dorothy 0. Fitzgerald, of Newing­ he had been employed by the are subject to change and information about The funeral and burial will be pate in the seventh annuai A bill that would have allowed from legislators like Rep, James ton, widow of Edward R. Fitzgerald Underwood Typewriter Co. of Hart­ individual meetings and hearings can be obtained private. There are no calling hours. towns to institute an additional Fleming, R-Simsbury. who saw Richard Orluk Sr. and aunt of Mrs. Joan Smith and Mrs. ford for 42 years. He was a member of Kite Flying Contest, by calling the Legislative Management Committee The Glastonbury Funeral Home is in real estate conveyance tax to the bill as addressing "additional Diane Snarski, both of Manchester, Coventry Grange No. 75 and East sponsored by Savings at 240-0100. Richard John Orluk Sr. of Granby, charge of the arrangements. collect money for acquisition of issues like water quality, which died Sunday at St. Francis Hospital Central Pamona Grange No. 3. The first hour of each public hearing is reserved brother of Nancy Warzynski of Memorial donations may be made Bank of Manchester for land for open space and afforda­ are paramount” and Medical Center. Besides his wife, he is survived by a for legislators and agency heads. The public is then Manchester, died Thursday at home. to the American Heart Association, ble housing was effectively killed Besides her nieces, she is survived son and daughter-in-law, Arthur and the Lutz Children's permitted to speak. Besides his sister, he is survived by 310 Collins St., Hartford 06105. by the General Assembly’s Fi­ by four brothers and a sister in Marjorie Highter of Bolton; a stepson Subcommittee meetings are not listed. Sandra F. Orluk of Granby; two sons, Museum. The contest was nance Committee last week, said Ireland; and several cousins. and stepdaughter-in-law, Robert and Job update is ’Tuesday Richard J. Orluk Jr. of Washington, Roland A. Bussiere postponed until Sunday state Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D.C. and Matthew K. Orluk of The funeral will be Wednesday, 9:15 Linda Johnson of Coventry; a step­ D-Glastonbury. House session. 11 a.m. Roland A. Bussiere, 26, of Miami, because of bad weather Granby; his parents, Alexander and a.m., • from Sheehan-Hilbom-Breen daughter, Mrs. William (Evelyn) Meotti said the committee agenda issue 'd's Senate session, 1 p.m. Fla., brother of Roger B. Bussiere and Jt-% May (Lane) Orluk of West Hartford; Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain Donahue of Manchester; two broth­ and attracted about 250 failed to meet a deadline to act on Regulations Review, CM, 10 a.m., Room E-53. Nancy Maynard, both of Manchester, three brothers, John Orluk of Amston, Ave., West Hartford, followed by a ers, Arthur Highter of Charleston, if. He said, however, that he is ff{y ’Transportation, CM. 10:30 a m.. Room E-.S7. died Saturday from injuries sustained people then. When directors of the Eighth Lawrence Orluk of West Hartford and Mass of Christian burial, 10 a.m. in St. N.H., and Isadore “ Peter” Highter of David Kool/Manchaatar Herald looking for another bill to which Utilities Disrict meet tonight, jail Wednesday in an automobile accident in Miami. William Orluk of Daytona Beach, Mary’s Church, Newington. Burial Albany, N.Y.; a sister-in-law, Nilsine the conveyance tax provision can they will consider naming two House session. 11 a.m. Besides his brother and sister, he is Fla.; another sister, Phyllis Goodwin will be in Mount St. Benedict Ceme­ Clyde of Bolton; three grandchildren; be added as an amendment. new commissioners, one to super­ ar- Senate session. 1 p.m. survived by his parents, Lucien A. and of Enfield: several aunts and uncles. tery. Calling hours are Tuesday from and several nieces and nephews. The bill was opposed by the vise district buildings and the Thursday Rita (Collins) Bussiere, of Windsor; 8 The funeral was Saturday. Vincent 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 co-chairmen of the finance com­ grounds and the other to super­ ing House session. 11 a.m three other brothers, Rene N. Bus­ Funeral Home, 880 Hopmeadow St., Memorial donations may be made p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 mittee, Sen. William A. DiBella. vise personnel records of district ler- Senate session. 11 a m. siere of Windsor, Marcel R. Bussiere Main St. Burial will be in Center Every child had a chance to act Simsbury was in charge of the to the charity of one’s choice. P-Hartford, and Rep. Ronald L. employees. lew Friday and Lucien B. Bussiere Jr., both of arrangements. Cemetery, Coventry. Calling hours Smoko, D-Hamden, Meotti said. Also .scheduled for discussion No meetings scheduled. East Hartford: and six other sisters, Memorial donations may be made are tonight from 7 to 9. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said are events in the 100th anniver­ var Irene Villone of East Hartford, Robert F. VIolette to the Jimmy Fund, Dana Farber Memorial donations may be made Creative dramatics is a hit among pupils in Coventry last month that the idea of the sary celebration next year of the has Theresa Millares in Florida, Yvonne Robert F. Violette, 53, of Lake Cancer Institute, *^4 Binney St., to Coventry Grange No. 75 or the additional conveyance tax could district’s fire department and op Bussiere and Linda Bussiere, both of Street, Bolton, died Friday at Man­ Public Meetings Boston, Mass. 02115, or to the Granby North Coventry Volunteer Fire By Jacqueline Bennett < a hat peddler played by second- The youngsters also acted out ability to express themselves. No win support from the town Board updating of job descriptions for the Hartford, Pauline Bussiere of Wind­ chester Memorial Hospital. He was Ambulance Association, P.O. Box 617. Department. AAqnchester Herald grader Nish Waugh, who is the story of the “ Wolf and the auditions means no barriers. of Directors. district officials. Ku- sor and Diane Pineda of Seattle, the husband of Jeannette (Paquette) Granby 06035. undermined by some mischie­ Seven Kids", some tales about Every child has a chance. Within The bill would have allowed The directors will meet at 7 J.S, Meetings scheduled tonight: Wash. Violette. Annie May Ruuell COVENTRY — Imagine your- vous monkeys who steal his turtles, and spider stories. every child is a creative spark,” towns to establish a conveyance p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair em The funeral will be Wednesday, 8; 15 He was born in Hartford, June 14, Annie May Russell, 91, of 45 .self as a spider hiding in a floor goods. The peddler is unsuccess­ One of those was a myth about she said. tax of up to .5 percent to fund land Gardens on North Main Street. Amy Speece Singer a.m., at the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 1934, and had been a resident of Bolton crack as someone tries to step on ful in his attempts to sell any of the Greek Goddess Athena, .^ elp in g a shy child find that in Manchester Grissom Road, Manchester died acquisition for open spare and Amy ’(Speece) Singer, 69, wife of Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with a for the past 16 years. Before retiring you. the many caps which Waugh had played by fourth-grader Heidi s ^ k and blossom is one of the affordable housing. That tax ers Saturday at a local convalescent Eighth Utilities District. Mayfair Gardens. 7p.m. Charles Singer Jr., of Vernon and Mass of Christian burial, 9 a.m., in St. he had been employed by Burnside About 60 children at Robertson stacked on his head. Greenwood, who turns the mortal goals of her program and one of would be on top of thq existing ith- Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center Motors, East Hartford, for 12 years. home. She was the widow of Thomas mother of Charles Singer III of Gabriel’s Church, Windsor. Burial J. Russell. School from kindergarten At this point Goodwillie stepped Arache, played by third-grader the greatest Joys of her work, she conveyance tax. FAIRWAY on hearing room. 7 p.m. will be in Miami, Fla. Calling hours He served with the U.S. Marine Corps! Coventry, died Friday at home. She was bom May 28, 1896, in through grade 2did that iast week in and asked the audience to Lindsey Bareisa, into a spider said. Under the bill, at least 25 will be Tuesday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 He was a member of the Hartford Besides her son, she is survived by County Armagh, Northern Ireland, during a creative dramatics participate. after the goddess loses a weaving " I saw it happen here at percent of revenues from the new DEPARTMENT lie d County Sheriffs Association, was a another son, David Singer of Marina to 9 p.m. program. "Imagine that you havoLlots of contest to the mortal. Robertson,” Goodwillie said. tax would have to go to affordable by Andover notary public, and was a communi­ and had been a resident of Manches­ STORE Del-Rey, Calif.; a daughter. Dee ter since 1912. hats stacked on your heads. Try “ Ha, Ha, Ha. You weave so Goodwillie is a member of the housing and 25 percent for the ap- Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Dudley E. Ferguson cant of St. Maurice Church, Bolton. “ Yeek!’’, the chiidren B75 Main Street Manchester Singer of Vernon; a daughter-in-law, She was employed for many years standing up and see how hard it is well, weave all your life. I turn Mansfield Creative Arts Council, acquisition of open space. It the Building. 7:30 p.m. Besides his wife, he is survived by a screeched while sitting in a circle to keep your hats on,” she said as Joanne Singer of Coventry: eight Dudley E. Ferguson, 68, of Coven­ by Cheney Bros, and was a lifelong you into a spider,” Athena says has been teaching creative dra­ would have been up to the brothers and sisters and their fami­ son, Marc K. Violette of Manchester; on the auditorium floor as they the children stood giggling and scornfully as Arache withers matics for 25 years, and has been Flower & Vegetable in try, husband of Arlene C.(Dewalt) member of the Salvation Army. She individual community to decide lies, Mr. and Mrs. James Speece of Ferguson, died Sunday at Home. two daughters, Kim M. Gigllo of gradually crumpled their bodies swaying. away, becoming the spider. involved in a variety of theater for which of the two types of land Seeds Coventry Tolland and Torry Wiggin of Man­ was the past secretary and treasurer into smaller and smaller forms. Palm etto, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. He was bom May 31, 1919, in of the Home League. Other member^ of the au­ According to Goodwillie, the work, including four years at the acquisition the remaining 50 Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Everette Beattie of York, Neb., Mr. chester; two stepsons, Robert Martin Directed by resident artist dience, including parents and "core group” of children that Eugene O’ Neill Theater (jenter in 10/$loo Plainfield, N. J., son of the late Dudley She is survived by a son, Thomas J. percent would be used for. of Sheldon Springs, Vt,, and Gary Barbara Goodwillie, the morning some grandparents. Joined in. and Mrs. Walter Speece of Loveland, and Anna (Steinback) Ferguson, and Russell of Manchester; a daughter, performed was chosen by Waterford. Meotti has said the bill would Martin of Manchester; a stepdaugh-^ performance, one of two that day, The performance continues Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Speece of had resided in Coventry since 1950. Beverly Watson of Long Island, New teachers who picked the child­ ter, Linda M. LaChapelle of Bolton; a was given by 32 Robertson when the peddler, tired at the end gon York, Neb., Dr. and Mrs. Ross Speece He was employed as a foreman in York; a brother John Leggett of ren’s names out of a hat. Only Dr. Crane’s Quiz brother, Clement Violette of Pough­ students, two from each class of of the day, falls asleep under an of Knoxville, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. the Experiihental Department at Washington, D.C.; two sisters, Susan those who wanted to participate keepsie, N.Y.; two sisters, Kathleen all grades K-4. The other perfor­ imaginary tree. He later awakens did. William Speece of Ord., Neb., Mrs. Pratt & Witney, East Hartford, for 38 Galla of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Edith and Mrs. ArthurSpeece of Burlington, years, retiring in 1977. He was a Wolfe of Miami, Fla., and Mary mance was given in the afternoon to find that his hats have been " If we held auditions we would The MARINES ARE COMING... 1. Pancakes are often covered with the product of Burgess of Margate, Fla.; 14 grand­ Heard of Asbury^ Park, N.J.; five for grades 3 and 4. creatures that go Iowa, and Dr. and Mrs. BertSpeeceof member of the Connecticut Craft stolen away by seven mischie- get only a group who already children; three great-grandchildren; grandchildren; and several nieces Goodwillie, 61, has worked on Lakeview, Ark. Guild and had done craft shows in and nephews. vious monkeys played by some of have self-confidence, who feel . , BA-A MOO BZ-Z GOBBLE and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at Connecticut fora number of years. He creative dramatics with all Ro­ the other children. comfortable with and have the 2. Which flower is especially suggestive of The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 bertson students over a three- MARC proudly presents Memorial Day? the First Congregational Church of was also a member of the First The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Salvatioi\ Army Citadel, month period. From Jan. 13 - VIOLET LILAC PEONY GARDENIA Vernon at the convenience of the Congregational Church of Coventry. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 661 Main St. Burial will be in East April 13, she has visited the school 3. Catsup is most likely used on meat that made family. Besides his wife, he is survived by Main St., with a Mass of'Christian 9 Cemetery, (jailing hours are today on a weekly basis. which sound while alive? Memorial donations may be made two sons, Gary Ferguson of Grand burial at 9 a.m. at St. Maurice Church, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the to Hospice, in care of Visiting Nurse Junction, Colo., and Glenn Ferguson Bolton. 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High around 50. story, "Hats Crusade” , the ta l^ f 6 - MA! 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 18. 1988 — 3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 18, 1988 — r> STATE Serial killer has lonely existence in jail By Dean Golembeskl “I understand why I’mbeing held in The Associated Press the death cell, the theory being, why & REGION empty out death row and lose seven SOMERS — Connecticut’s most cells for one inmate, especially with notorious serial killer eats, sleeps and the sytem overcrowding at present?” ted to Probation caseload high lives alone, surrounded by his books, Ross wrote. “However, while I ineer- laundry and transcripts of his trial in HARTFORD — The ratio of convicts understand it. I’m not sure it is the m be an isolated cell in a remote section of correct action to take.” The released on probation to the number of state Somers Staje Prison. probation officers has spread to the point Aside from verbal threat or harass­ of the ment, Ross said he had no major town where criminals aren’t being properly Michael B. Ross, convicted of monitored, officials say. problem "apart from dodging bars of ! 7.5 murdering six women, is a misfit in a soap from time to time." Connecticut’s probation caseloads were prison full of violent criminals. Ross said he spends his time sche- greater in 1986, the last year figures we(;e The 29-year-old man from Griswold writing, reading and working on his r an available, than those of any other state is the first and only person sentenced appeal of his conviction. It has! srinif reporting; and the state also spent the third to die in the electric chair in A graduate of Cornell University educatoi ester least per probationer among states reporting. Connecticut since the U.S. Supreme who studied agriculture, the former f-site The current total of about 45,000 Court reinstituted the death penalty in insurance agent also has a TV and criticize new probationers in Connecticut is about 88 1976. stacks of TV magazines to keep him the tests ad. percent higher than it was in 1982, while the But since the state has no death row informed. standan d be­ number of probation officers has increased and because his notoriety makes him An inmate’s day begins at 7 a.m. Thatc an be a target for other inmates, Ross lives only about 38 percent, according to the Office with breakfast, followed by lunch at principa sys- of Policy and Management. alone in a 6-by-10-foot cell that was 10:30 a.m. and dinner at 5 p.m. Ross is mds. originally designed as the final allowed a 10-minute shower on commup loard holding area for inmates on their way Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. commun iance A Weicker leads In funding to the death chamber. other coi He’s also allowed a one-hour A that A cinderblock wall, with a thick, recreation period from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. administ cupy HARTFORD — Federal campaign reports double-lock metal door, is all that five days a week in the prison’s that mar the show that U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker has separates Ross from the execution segregation recreation yard, where raised more than twice as much money as his chamber, where the state’s polished, he is watched by two guards and a A ^ id sour grai y re- Democratic challenger. Attorney General wooden electric chair sits. It hasn’t But if t nber. dog, said Lt. James Burke, a Joseph I. Lieberman. been used since 1960, when the state correction officer at Somers. merely a d the Weicker, a Republican, has collected about conducted its last execution at the old leing “I’m generally asleep by 11 p.m. I be logica 81.4 million in the three years since his maximum-security prison in pass the time reading books (3-4 a eilily P campaign committee was organized, a Wethersfield. P that do w week), magazines (I have several nove spokesman said. He took in nearly $280,000 Ross’ activity is monitored continu­ subscriptions), or by watching mo­ test as a I 0 the between Jan. 1 and March 31, spent nearly ously by a television camera mounted vies or listening to the radio,” Ross excelleiK across from his cell and guards check ?sfed $145,000 in the period and has $915,000 wrote. Quite tl remaining in the bank. on him every 30 minutes. The inmate said he reviews his Coventry tcep- The camera was installed March 15, PZC In the four months since Lieberman began transcripts in hopes of winning a new Mastery raising funds, he has raised nearly $730,000, replacing guards who were stationed trial on the four murders that led to his lired outside the cell after Ross was placed to 1987 an at an including $360,000 in the first three months of death sentence. He claims errors there last July. were made in his case. His death concern 1 e in- the year and 205 donations of $1,000 each. “The way things are set up now is m e cru sh . ould Lieberman has said he will need at least $2.5 sentence is now being reviewed by the No wonder so many smokers are switching to Merit Ultra Lights. town has for the most part better. I have the state Supreme Court. measure! toad million to compete against the three-term illusion of more privacy.’’ Ross said in n-off incumbent. Weicker has set a fund-raising The only other times he’s allowed to They’re the only ultra lights with Enriched Flavor.^” Which gives them something So whei an April 10 letter to The Associated leave his ceil are for the one visit the goal of betwe^$2.5 million and $3 million. Press. High Schi bers allowed Mondays through Fridays, you’d never expect to find in an ultra light: taste. Real, satisfying taste. In fact, Merit Ultra Lights “Even though the camera is always and the one visit allowed every other of Covent they there ai^ always watching, it is less risk. Chestnuts may recover weekend. Doctors or friends visit Mastery' obtrusive than a guard and can for the Ross. Burke said. taste so good, the only way to make them better was to make the pack sturdier. AP photo At a re< NEW HAVEN — Chestnut trees could most part be ignored. However, it While Ross prepares for his^appeal, too myop bounce back from a turn-of-the-century blight does occasionally get lonely down SERIAL KILLER — Michael B. Ross, Connecticut’s most state Correction Department officials So, here’s the new crush-proof Merit Ultra Lights Box. that decimated their numbers in the state, here and I do have more trouble are studying how to carry out an determin getting those things that I’m entitled notorious serial killer, eats, sleeps and lives alone in an isolated well we a: according to a specialist at the Connecticut cell in a remote section of the state prison in Somers. This execution. Agricultural Experiment Station. to.’’ Correction Department spokeswo­ Enriched Flavor,™ ultra low tar. A solution with Merit. be prepat Ross said improvements he would picture was made on the day he was sentenced to death, on July man Connie Wilks said it has been Experiments at treatment sites In Pomfret request are a desk and shelves, and a dominant and Hampton have shown for the first time 6, 1987, in Bridgeport. estimated that it would cost at least state and window for ventilation. $10,000 to hook up the electric chair to that the majestic trees can recover from the Prison regulations prevent Ross Joy mai the Asian blight fungus that enters the bark psychiatric experts at Ross’ trial last Ross is separated from other a power source. elop- from granting in-per.son interviews. year portrayed him as a sick man inmates by a cinderblock wall, but he There’s a question, however, as to training a through wounds and creates long, canker-like But during a reporter’s recent visit to can hear their ceaseless banter )port sores. whose drive to rape and kill was whether the prison’s electrical sys­ imes view his living quarters, Ross spoke rooted in a tormented childhood. through a metal door that is usually tem could handle the power needed to saw The trees once made up half of sparingly and offered to write about One psychiatrist said Rpss suffers kept open. Ross has a string tied to the provide a deadly jolt, she said. lonal Connecticut’s forests, growing to 100 feet tall prison life. from a mental illness called sexual doorknob so that he can close the door The state doesn’t have an execu­ The 'hich and 2 to 3 feet in diameter. Ross was arrested in June 1984 on sadism in which he “is sexually when he wants quiet. tioner and would be required to find a charges he killed six women between turned on by thoughts or ideas of Outside the door is a small area with masterelectrician if a prisoner should ages 14 to 23. Ross pleaded guilty to degrading ... causing suffering.” seven cells originally designed as be put to death, Burke said. of a Plane crash Injuries minor two of the murders in June 1985 and In his letter from prison. Ross said death row but now used as a State officials try to deflect ques­ is was serving a 120-year prison term the state should operate a “proper” segregation unit. The cells are occu­ tions about executions. ^ There a WINDHAM — Two people suffered minor when tried last year and sentenced to death row. where those sentenced to pied by inmates who are at danger, or "If the wheels grind through, the find in the injuries when their small plane overshot a die in the four other murders. die are housed in an area removed are too violent and troublesome to live state will do what it has to do,” Burke One is a to e runway at Windham Airport and crashed Testimony by friends, family and from other inmates. in the general population. said. nose-down into the bank of a pond, authorities post office ghth said. office in tl Ight, Pilot Wayne Muller, 59, of East Hartford, Ultra Lights In the Pi two was attempting to land his two-seat Cessna 156 Ross says death penalty is no deterrent locating a iper- at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday when it bounced Manchest and three times on the runway, plowed through SOMERS (AP) — A serial killercondemnedtodie The former insurance salesman from the Jewett have been iper- some trees and landed nose-down on the bank, psychiatrist had information that would help his trict in Connecticut’s electric chair says capital City section of Griswold is the only person to be case. \ But the I state police said. punishment is not a deterrent to crime and is unfair sentenced to death in Connecticut since the U.S._. Muller was treated and released from “Why wasn’t the psychiatric report or the letter to Sheldon R ision because it is not evenly applied. Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in the prosecutor allowed into evidence? Again that’s for major Windham Hospital and passenger Mary Michael Ross, 29, also said in his first public 1976. Iver- simple, his diagnosis agreed with the defense location is fthe Barrett. 41, of East Hartford, was admitted to statement on his case that mistakes were made in He lives alone in a secluded cell at the state’s psychiatrists, and in the letter he talked of and the hospital for treatment of a broken nose and his trial that deprived him of a fairand just hearing. maximum-security prison in Somers. ^elements of compulsion’ in my crimes,” Ross said. people. 5 for broken wrist, officials said. ’’I think that if you replaced capital punishment Ross was serving two life terms for the murder of Ross has appealed his conviction, alleging errors When th with some sort of guarantee that the person would two women when he was convicted in June 1987 in by the judge. State law also requires the state some kind at 7 not be released, you would eliminate the need for the murders of four other women, two of whom he Supreme Court to automatically review cases in be provide capital punishment.” Ross said in a letter written in raped, and sentenced to die in the electric chair. which the death penalty is imposed. i'fair High-grade heroin deadly -Managme et. response to questions submitted by The Associated Psychiatric experts testified at this trial that he New London County State’s Attorney C. Robert NEW HAVEN — An average of eight heroin Press. was driven to rape and murder by sadistic impulses. Satti Sr., the prosecutor in Ross’ case, declined Manchesti addicts a month — more than twice the “I think the biggest question \Vith capital Ross’ lawyers tried to persuade the jury not to comment. But he has said in the past that the death l-IITER Downtown previous rate — have been dying from punishment isn’t whether or not we should have it, impose the death penalty by presenting testimony penalty should be imposed in some cases U LTR A LOW TAR quite right overdoses of a high-grade heroin called but rather are we capable of justly and fairly that Ross was mentally ill. Rep. William Wollenberg, R-Farmington, a P-dope infiltrating Connecticut’s bigger cities, ■imposing such an extreme measure. We must State law says that in order to sentence a killer to leading advocate of the death penalty also state health officials say. remember that innocent individuals have been death, a jury must find that there was one or more maintains that capital punishment is a deterrent to In New Haven, the state's leader in fatal pecuted in the past and will continue to be executed so-called “aggravating factors,” such as the crime crime. He noted that Ross “tried to hide tife bodies drug overdoses the last two years, deaths in the future if we continue with executions,” Ross was unusually cruel or heinous, present in the case. pretty well so he didn’t want to be caught.” tar from heroin or a mixture of heroin and cocaine said. But if the jury finds that even one “mitigating But Wollenberg said he expects the Supreme rose from 10 in 1986 to 15 last year, according He said to argue that the death penalty, is a factor,” such as mental illness, is also present, it Court justices to overturn the death penalty in the to Dr. H. Wayne Carver, the state’s deputy deterrent is to imply that every murderer must'choose life imprisonment over execution. Ross case because of the way state law is written. Ne^ Merit Ultra Lights Box. chief medical examiner. contemplates the consequences of his or her crime Ross contended in his letter that further evidence “Any mitigating factor is enough (to reject the In Hartford, overdose deaths rose from before it is committed. f about his psychiatric problems were withheld from death penalty) and I’m sure they’re going to find one ”In a premeditated murder, the person doesn’t the jury. He said in particular the state’s in all that testimony.” Wollenberg said. eight to 15 in that two-year period, Waterbury expect to get caught, or much rarer, doesn’t care if went from four to 12; and Danbury went from he’s caught. ... In an emotional murder, logic just one death to six during that time, according to doesn’t come into play. One doesn’t think of getting EMERGENCY Narda Tolentino, an epidemiologist with the caught or consider the consequences of their MARC BAKERY 4 state Department of Health Services. actions. ... Emotions diminish capacity for Fire — Police — Medical Carver said Stamford, New London and reasoning and the factor of capital punishment DIAL 911 COFFEE SHOP and Willimatflic also had increases. becomes a non-factor in the emotional framework of the moment.” he wrote. In Manchester JENNY’S BAKERY COFFEE SHOP Colleges need effort This week’s Baker’s Specials1 9 to stop ‘brain drain’ HEMmmSouscE Vienna Breads 99e Reg. ..1.10 ea. HARTFORD (AP) — The Emhart Corp. in Farmington. '7 think state’s colleges and universities But the survey showed "that AT MANCHESTER need to unite in a public relations seniors are broadly unaware of MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Small Brown Derby Cake best ma campaign to stem the annual the diverse educational opportun­ ...... • s .s s the coui exodus of college-bound seniors ities in the state and, more to the COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SERIES Reg...... 4.25 to out-of-state institutions, ac­ point, the fee-paying parents are cording to a task force report equally vauge on the resources PRESENTS Buy 1 dozen BroWnies scheduled for release today. available.” Budd said. / More than half the 25.000-plus “The laissez-faire, take-it-for- ’TM J (TEMPORAL BOANDIBULAR JUXTAPOSITION): and get V i dozen free. college-bound high school seniors granted attitude toward Connec­ HOW TO RBCOGNIZB IT AND WHAT YOU CAN who graduate annually leave ticut’s colleges and universities SpBClatB Avallabla 4-11-88 thru 4-23-88 Connecticut to continue their must be addressed by a more DO ABOUT IT' educations, according to a task comprehensive and coordinated force created by the Board of ... communications program,” Nelson C. Freeman, D.D.S. We Specialize in Wedding Governors for Higher Education. the report said. Robert Zborowskl, D.D.S. Cakes & Birthday Cakes A survey of high school stu­ A coordinated effort would also dents revealed that one reason so avoid overkill that could result Dentists many consider Connecticut from each school conducting its schools nothing more than a own advertising campaign, the WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 MARC BAKERY JENNY’S BAKERY “back up” choice is that they task force said. 1 43 Purnell Place Shops at 30, Hartford Tpke. 6 p.m. SURGEON GENERAL’S WARNING: Smoking X simply don’t know what the 48 The task force should conduct a 1 Manchester Vernon, CTT 1 public and private Institutions in statewide survey of high school All programs In this Series are free and open to the public By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Connecticut have to offer, the students to help determine what 1 649-5380 871-0099 i| H. LOUISE RUDDELL AUDITORIUM O Philip Int l‘*HM task force said. they are looking for in a college Open Monday Open 7 daya ^11 Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth Weight. “The easy, simplistic answer is £md a list of what Connecticut MANCHESISR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL thru Saturday twerii to say that seniors want to get schools have to offer. Kings: 5 mg ’’lar,'’ 0.5 mg nicoline av percigaretle by FTC method. away from home.” said John F, The task force suggested that a 71 H a ^ e s Street Budd Jr,, the task forcechairman large part of the public relations and a senior vice president at campaign be a volunteer effort. Manchester, Connecticut g K 8 - M 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 18, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 18, 1988 — 7 )I!R OPINION NATION Dukakis, Jackson & WORLD battle to the wire Test goal, Airline fines possible By Laura King percentage points, was based on The Associated Press telephone interviews with 183 DEA WASHINGTON — Continental Airlines registered Democrats who said wife ai Jack faces possible fines of nearly $1 million for The Democratic contenders they planned jo vote in the demic ' various safety violations dating to late school goal 'V thundered into the home stretch primary. chiidh 1986, government officials say, prompting of the New York primary cam­ yi Andersom The USA Today-CNN survey and we a plane-by-plane inspection beginning paign today, spurring on their taken Friday, Saturday and Sun­ the pul today of the country’s fourth largest air supporters in a contest that could day found Dukakis with 46 we wan carrier. carry considerable weight in percent support, Jackson 34 per­ nurser may differ Transportation Secretary James deciding which of them will win cent and Gore still far behind at 9 .•n- have Si Burnley announced Sunday that the their party’s presidential percent. The survey questioned tial am It has become quite common to hear Federal Aviation Administration would nomination. 846 registered Democrats who The “ Too Close To Call,” blared a educators and education administrators expand its special safety probe of Eastern said they were certain to vote Should Bush faulted Airlines, announced last week, to New York Daily News headline. A Tuesday and had a margin of ing day criticize standardized tests on the ground that poll published by the newspaper error of 3.5 percentage points. Continental as well because of the alleged AP photo We are the tests do not measure a valid educational violations already found. on Sunday, along with other Dukakis and Gore marched backgn standard. MORE INSPECTIONS — Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenzo, right, surveys, indicated Massachu­ Sunday in a “ Salute to Israel” for his stand Both airlines are subsidiaries of Texas That criticism is normally heard from the and Transportation Secretary Jim Burniey appear on NBC’s “Meet the setts Gov. Michael Dukakis was parade, while Jackson held a Air Corp., the nation’s largest airline ahead of Jesse Jackson, with Sen. meeting with community leaders principals and school administrators in a holding company which itself is facing a Press” Sunday. Burnley said officials will expand airline inspections to Albert Gore Jr. trailing. that was set up by a prominent comm unity a fter the students in that on civil rights review by the Transportation Department include a second Texas Air subsidiary. Continental Airlines. Last week, But the polls suggest Dukakis' Jewish supporter. An estimated comm unity do badly in comparison to those in to determine whether its management and the Federal Aviation Administration began checking Eastern Airlines’ 267 lead has narrowed, ai^N ew York 25 percent of New York Demo­ other communities in which the test was finances meet federal standards. aircraft. Gov. Mario Cuomosjaid he crats are Jewish, and issues A WASHINGTON — Vice President George Bush “ wouldn’t be surprised” by a concerning Israel have loomed A administered. When that happens it is likely will have a hard time convincing voters he is a Contras reject proposal Shelter In wrong place The justices were hearing arguments Jackson victory. Observers said large in the primary campaign. that many citizens discount the criticism as turnout could be the crucial Dukakis heads into the New sour grapes. strong advocate of civil rights. He has not today on a key procedural point that will convinced the highest-level black serving in the MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Contra rebel MIAMI — Whiie workers put the determine whether the suit can proceed. factor. York contest with a fresh victory “ The race is getting closer and But if the criticism of standardized tests is Reagan administration, Samuel R. Pierce Jr., the leaders said they rejected a government finishing touches on this city’s new At issue is whether “ pro-choice” to his credit, in Arizona's week­ turnout is the key,” said New end caucuses. He bested Jackson m erely an excuse for bad teaching, it would secretary of housing and urban development. proposal for a permanent truce because pastel-pink basketball arena, about 700 organizations and individuals have the York pollster Lee Miringoff. He by a 3-2 margin in the Saturday be logical to expect school leaders in places Pierce is the only Cabinet member to have the document failed to spell out the ragged, hungry men a block away cling to required legal standing to sue the federal said a low turnout would favor contest, picking up 22 delegates to democratic reforms the Sandinistas would the gate of a homeless shelter waiting for government in hopes of forcing revocation that do well in a particular test to endorse that observed Bush from the Inside for the entire two Jackson, whose supporters are Jackson^s 14. Gore got none. U m SPEAK(E)S adopt. the day’s only meal. of the church's tax exemptions. A decision P test as a true m easure of educational terms of the Reagan administration. Unlike every seen as generally being more The Massachusetts governor p excellence. other Cabinet position, HUD has had Just one Government negotiators offered the plan For five years, city pThnners have tried is expected by July. fervent than those of the other has pulled well ahead of Jackson secretary for both terms. Sunday during the third day of cease-fire The pro-choice coalition sued in 1980, Quite the opposite has happened in to move the shelter in the Overtown section candidates, and thus more likely in the national delegate race, with Pierce’s concern about Bush’s civil rights ^tand talks, the first held in Managua since accusing the government of helping to to follow through and vote. 872.15to Jackson’s738.1. Gore has Coventry. Its scores in the Connecticut Open Forum — scene of the 1982 riots — for fear families was expressed to us by knowledgeable sources fighting broke out in 1981. venturing downtown to watch NBA stars subsidize the church’s anti-abortion Cuomo said Sunday a high 417.55. To nominate, 2,082 dele­ Mastery Tests declined somewhat from 1986 familiar with Pierce’s private discontent about the Although the rebels rejected the like Larry Bird or Magic Johnson will be iobbying through tax breaks. turnout “ should make us all gates are needed. to 1987 and the decline has caused some vice president’s hands-off attitude. He distanced governmenboffer, both sides returned to hassled by vagrants, beggars and drug happy ... but I’m not sure there’s Dukakis picked up more than concern among Coventry educators. But the Club opponents the lease, for which the town Reagan’s son writing a book about himself from civil rights issues until the the bargaining table and met Sunday night addicts. Hospitals charge more going to be one.” 100 delegates when Puerto Rico’s town has done well, nonetheless, when receives a check each month. his father. Now there is no way for presidential campaign heated up last year. At that and into today behind closed doors at the Dukakis was staging a get-out- governor lent his support, bring­ “ I ’m sure the shelter is doing fine work, WASHINGTON — Federal investigators the-vote rally in lower Manhattan ing 52 previously uncommitted measured against other places. peddle untruths The second partof thedefinition Congress to get what they want, point, our sources say, he began courting Pierce’s Camino Real Hotel on the outskirts of but some of the clientele tend to have compiled evidence suggesting the today with cousin Olympia Duka­ delegates into the Dukakis co­ about “ public land subject to because the son said his father is a support. Managua. So when Dennis Joy. principal of Coventry To the Editor: congregate on the sidewalk all day,” said nation’s hospitais are making billions of kis, who won an Academy Award lumn. He also won the recent government regulation” is totally very stubborn man and always Bush was lambasted by Democrats, some High School, warns against pegging the goals Before talks resumed Sunday, the Matthew Schwartz, deputy director of dollars extra by admitting patients who last week for her role in the movie backing of 53 super delegates, inappropriate, since there is no gets his way. When he was a child Republicans and black leaders recently when he Recent letters to the editor and Contras said the Sandinistas must take Miami’s Department of Development. could be treated better and cheaper “ Moonstruck.” Dukakis said who will go to the convention by of Coventry education to the Connecticut way that the club or anyone else with the rest of Reagan children, took his familiar place in Reagan’s shadow on the comments made at meetings of steps — or at ieast guarantee them during without hospitalization. then he hoped her triumph was a virtue of their position as party Mastery Tests, his words carry some weight. can obtain title in this manner. his father was very strict with issue of the Grove City civil rights bill. The bill, the Board of Directors continue to a truce — to return Nicaragua to A draft report prepared by the inspector good omen for him in New York. leaders or elective officeholders. At a recent m eeting Joy said, “ We can’t get The club is not interested in doing them, and also to Nancy. They which had overwhelming support in the Senate and Church status debated peddle untruths about the Man­ democratic, elected rule. “ We reject the generai’s office of the Department of Gore was making a series of But the New York primary, too m yopic, using just one test in one state to so, and arguments about whether could never say or do what they House, filled a loophole arising out of a 1984 chester Country Club that the Sandinista proposal because it speaks only WASHINGTON — Officials of the Roman Health and Human Services concludes that subway stops with a big-name with its 255 Democratic delegates it should possibly have done so wanted unless he said “ yes.” So I Supreme Court decision in Grove City College vs. determ ine how w ell our kids are doing, how public and certainly the board are of cease-fire and no other issues, such as Catholic Church are asking the Supreme hospitals probably were paid about $2 backer. New York Mayor Ed­ up for grabs, is certain to shake when the land was available from don’t see why we bother to try, Bell. The court ruled that a private organization, well we are preparing them. If we do, we may getting a bit weary of hearing. In the true democratization of Nicaragua,” Court to kiii a lawsuit aimed at stripping billion by Medicare in 1985 to treat patients ward Koch, who has made a things up. And afterward, the the Cheney interests is moot. because Reagan doesn’t. such as a university, had to apply splash with harsh attacks on Democrats head directly into two be preparing them for the needs of the fact, when the board hears again said Adoifo Calero, head of the rebel the church of its tax-exempt status who should not have been hospitalized in The M anchester Country Club is You know, he was so smart anti-discrimination rules only to programs delegation. Jackson. Koch took the offensive other big-state races — the statements that they know to be because of its anti-abortion lobbying. the first place. dominant businesses and industries in the interested in only one thing, and saying he would never raise taxes receiving federal funds, rather than to the whole again Sunday, suggesting on Pennsylvania primary, one week false and misleading, to say the state and maybe not for overall needs.” that is operating a quality facility in the United States. But all you institution. ABC’s “ This Week With David after New York’s, with 178 least, we wonder why they do not Joy makes a valid point. Education and job that benefits and reflects credit people who had to pay your Congress passed a law sewing up the loophole in Brinkley” that Jackson, when delegates at stake, a i^ Ohio’s publicly rebuke those who are DEAR training are not the same thing. upon the town and its residents, income tax, he sure did get all of March, but Reagan vetoed it. Congress overrode under stress, was “ not capable of primary, one week latit-, with a very close to abusing the right to not the least of which are some 600 his veto. telling the truth.” prize of 159 delegates. all over i you! His taxes went down, but keratose be heard at such public meetings. dues-paying members of the club. Riots widespread after assassination Jackson was holding final-day. On the Republican side. Vice yours went up. Slavishly loyal to his president. Bush supported As for the Open Forum letters, we hurts. W Theywillcontinuetodosouptilthe Do you remember an old song? Reagan’s veto. It is that kind of coattail politics rallies in East Harlem, Harlem President George Bush has a can only hope that the good sense Bv Nicolas B. Tatro He was PLO chairman Yasser ity, said about 15 of the 19 refugee and Chinatown. virtual lock on his party’s nomi­ The essentials Board of Directors, representing “ Whatever Lola wants, Lola that has guaranteed him the Republican An Israeli soldier guarding the /DEAR of the readers will enable them to The Associated Press Arafat’s closest aide, led the camps in the West Bank were Polls by The Washington Post- nation, but he was campaigning the entire town and its residents gets.” Well, it’s the same with nomination. But Bush apparently wants it both camp told U.N. officials their eftsiscolon see through the more obvious and not just a smalt but vocal ways. His aides insist that Bush is not anti-civil group’s main army, and super­ under curfew, requiring resi­ convoy posed a security threat. ABC News and USA Today-Cable anyway in Ohio today, with a trip Reagan. Whatever Reagan JERUSALEM - The army vised miiitary operations inside News Network indicated the race to Pennsylvania scheduled Tues­ very cor of a downtown distortions and question the handful, determines that other rights and that he would have signed the bill if he dents to stay indoors indefinitely. At least 166 Palestinians have wants, Reagan gets. restricted travel today in most of the occupied Gaza Strip and West was becoming tighter. day. their ca remainder. arrangements are more advan­ had been president. They pointed to a positive civil Also under curfew was the town of been kiiied since the Paiestinian Reagan doesn’t do anything for the occupied territories and Bank. The Post-ABC poll, based on Jackson and Dukakis are cer­ painful 1 There are two things you should be able to Some have questioned the tageous to the town. To date, none rights record during the four years Bush served in Anabta and Nablus, the large city uprising began Dec. 8. An Israeli your doc us. Thewnly thing we can do is to clamped a curfew on about 20 Rioting was far less intense in in the West Bank with 120,000 interviews Friday and Saturday tain to continue their battle in the f'nd in the downtown-area of any community motovation for this opposition of the emotional and biased the House. soldier and an Israeli settler also Since) wait until heisout..then things will refugee camps in an effort to halt the occupied lands on Sunday residents. nights and publahed today, coming contests, but Gore’s One'' is ’ a town hall. ■ ■■ ^hebtThe bther is some kind of a tactic, whether due to Jack of arguments of the minority have But other observers — not with the campaign — have been slain. only a co be different. widespread protests after the than it was on Saturday, when 17 In the Gaza Strip, an Arab showed Dukakis with 46 percent weekend defeat in Arizona knowledge or rather a deliberate even begun to establish the merits reminded the public that Bush opposed the Palestinian leaders declared to leave post office, even if it is not the biggest post assassination of a senior PLO Palestinaisn died in the bloodiest journalist said six of eight refu­ three days of mourning beginning support, Jackson with 40 percent brought new predictions from the attempt to deceive. We prefer to of such a change. Perhapsit might landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act while cami friction j office in the town. Mary Jarvis commander. day of rioting in four months. gee camps and one village were Saturday for al-Wazir. Black and Gore with 11 percent. The other camps that he’ll have to believe the former, but when we,- be well to get out the dictionary straps, ti In the past, some thought has been given to 68D Pascal Lane for Congress. Later, while vice president, ne Israeli ieaders refused to com­ Arab reports said Israeli troops under curfew. Burning tires flags and green, red, black and survey, with a margin of error of 8 pack it in soon. continue to hear the ridiculous again and look up the word office pn Manchester opposed sanctions on South Africa to try to force it ment Sunday on the slaying of shot and wounded nine Arabs on dotted streets in Gaza City, and white Paiestinian flags fluttered locating a town hall away from the center of charge that the country elub “ obsession.” back, so to end its apartheid policy. Khalil al-Wazir in Tunisia. But Sunday. The army confirmed two most people stayed inside, honor­ over the roofs of houses. Manchester. Fortunately, that idea seems to members are “ squatters.” we commitn Cabinet sources say that in most cases, when Israeii sources, who spoke on wounded. ing a PLO cail for three days of On Sunday, most of the 100,000 have been pushed into the background. have to protest. A consensus Robert T. Vonderkall Letters to the editor Bush was asked by other Cabinet members to help condition of anonymity, said the Journalists and non-residents mourning for al-Wazir. CHOLESTEROL Palestinians working in Israel DEAR But the main post office will be moved to definition from several dictionar­ Mayfield Road craft policies that were supportive of civil rights, attack on Saturday in a Tunis were barred from major road­ Graffitti on a wall in Gaza City ’The Manchester Herald wel­ stayed away from their jobs, nephritis ies says that squatters are "those Manchester he ducked out. suburb was carried out by the ways and towns after the army said: “ Revenge on the Mossad for Sheldon Road, which may be an ideal location comes original letters to the merchants kept their stores shut­ function, who settie on land, especially on A high-level Cabinet source told us Bush steered Israeii Mossad intelligence ser­ deciared them closed military killing Abu Jihad,” the code for m ajor postal operations. However, the editor. tered and drivers attached black SCREENING do to f public land under regulation of the clear of the controversy over Bob Jones University vice, the navy and an elite areas, an army spokeswoman name of al-Wazir. location is inconvenient for many Manchester Letters should be brief and to ribbons to the antennas of their Progress government, in order to get title to We were wrong commando unit. said. A curfew began Sunday and In the West Bank camp of the point. They should be typed or in 1981 and 1982, calling it “ too dangerous cars. for a 33-j people. it.” Not a singie element of this Al-Wazir, 52, also called Abu continued today for about 400,000 Jelazoun, Israeli soldiers turned about Reagan neatly handwritten, and, for ease politically.” (The university in Greenville, S.C., Thousands of Palestinians filed When the post office moves from the Center, definition applies to the present Jihad, was the most senior Palestinians living in towns and back a U.N. convoy carrying food in editing, should be double­ restricted black enrollment and banned interracial into mosques to usher in the holy DE/ situation. Palestine Liberation Organiza­ refugee camps in the occupied and other supplies on Sunday, some kind of downtown postal facility should To the Editor: spaced. Letters must be signed dating and marriage.) Moslem month of Ramadan and dej^n( First of ali, the club is there tion official assassinated since lands. despite complaints of severe be provided. The state s Office of Policy and with name, address and daytime Pierce’s own reservations about Bush’s civil attend memorial services for the tion) t under terms of a legal lease from Fatah, the largestguerrilia group The army spokeswoman, shortagesduring a 33-day curfew. -Managment, town officials, the Greater We had elected Mr. Reagan to telephone number (for rights commitment were leaked to us after he slain commander. (Alpor the town — the third such tease, in the PLO, Was founded in 1964. speaking on condition of anonym­ Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the help us people in the United States verification). wrote us a letter on Feb. 26 citing four examples of dialysi incidentally — which gives the Bush’s positive involvement in the Reagan Downtown Merchants Association are all andtorunour country right for us, Address letters to: Open Fo­ seconc club the right to be there, in effect but we were all wrong. I heard on administration. None of the examples had anything examf quite right in insisting on it. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. a limited title subject to terms of the “ Nightwatch” program about Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. to do with civil rights. Hostage fears death In Mum lic'.tcr, things limite( We had sent a letter to 33 former and current Things grow hcllcr ;ii our tics fo cabinet members, including Pierce, asking them brancli offices at Burr rule, for concrete “ examples of policy decisions or if inmates not freed Corners, Last Center consec Stassen, the grand old perennial, Is back actions in which the opinion or work of Mr. Bush grow Street, Hartford Road, medic has made a difference over the past seven years.” North Main, West can ar ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) in 1983. The hostages are armed heavy MINNEAPOLIS - The con­ We have previously reported on the lackluster Middle T'pke., Speneer Hostages held captive for\twoor\t with grenades and guns and have better the ca ventional wisdom is that George Stassen calls the establishment of a response. Street, I’urncll Place weeks aboard a hijacked Kuwait threatened to blow up the plane. You "creative center” in government. He talks One knowledgeable source told us Pierce has and at our Main Office Bush has finaliy defeated all of Airways jumbo jet face certain kidnej about it in all seriousness from the been “ very disturbed with Bush’s deliberate Contacts intensified Sunday east his long-time rivals for the on Main Street. indeed chambers of the Minneapolis Club. He is distance from civil rights issues in the death unless Kuwait capitulates between President Chadli Bend- Republican presidential nomina­ and releases 17 convicted terror­ jedid of Algeria and other Arab For that matter, is mu( Tom plump now, dressed in a gray pin-stripe, administration until he needed Sam (Pierce) and tion. He has completely crushed ists, one of the hostages said. heads of state. Saudi Arabian of the things also grow better compl Robert Dole, Jack Kemp, Alex­ and he speaks in the monotone of one who other blacks to support him. But Sam is a ' / has memorized every word. A man who identified himself King Fahd, Kuwaiti ruler Shiek in Anrioverand Bolton ander Haig and Pierre du Pont, Tiede gentleman.” Faced with our request. Pierce took as Suleiman Farhan Doukhi Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah and Stassen says the United States needs river. and at 9 other offices and has all but eliminated Pat the diplomatic approach, listing the things he e . made the statemei/t in a radio Libyan leader Moammar Gad- of the Savings Bank of i 'Rij' another president like his old friend, admired about Bush and leaving the rest unsaid// Cholesterol... Robertson. message to the control tower on hafi' all reportedly spoke by Manchester. All of them, Eisenhower. He says Ike led the nation to Pierce was one of only five Cabinet members in D e But there may be one more i - M - Sunday. telephone with Bendjedid during ves,east of the river. fellow with whom to contend. full employment, balanced budgets and our survey who came up with concrete examples of “ All the passengers are in good the day. It’s A Heart Stopper! Prudei Harold Stassen says he will challenge economic well-being. He says Eisenhower Bush’s work. health. I hope the Kuwait govern­ Algerian authorities abruptly hope in a party dominated with the stodgy called the creative center the “ middle High Cholesterol clogs arteries and contributes planning Bush in at least one of the remaining He noted that Bush headed the presidential task ment will act quickly to liberate expelied hundreds of reporters likes of Herbert Hoover. way,” and he adds that it is “ the only way to the death of more Americans each year than all it’s clea primaries. Yes, Harold Stassen. The force on regulatory relief and said the task force the 17 young prisoners. Other­ Sunday from the section of the 9 Stasd’en resigned the gubernatorial Job for America in the ’90s.” did “ an excellent Job.” wise, we all face a black end,” VIP lounge where they had been cancers combined. 9 effort Cl Grand Old Perennial of the G ran dOld___ in 1943 to take up arms in World War II. He Accordingly, Stassen has a four-point body rea Party is getting ready for his 10th bid for At HUD the task force’s work led to elimination Doukhi said the man. Kuwait has staying for nearly a week. It’s estimated that 46 million adult Americans served as an assistant to Adm. William platform. He wants to force allied nations the stoc the White House. Or something like that. of 112 handbooks totaling 2,113 pages. Pierce said consistently rejected the Reporters moved into tents, are unaware they have High Cholesterol. Discovet Halsey, and, following the Japanese to take a greater share of the Western demand. going to Stassen was bom April 13, 1907. He He praised Bush’s work with the Narcotics erected by Algerian security surrender, he became a ranking public defense; he wants to improve the United Doukhi, who spoke Arabic in a men, on the iawn near the lounge. if you are at risk and how to lower your Cholesterol Once 5 wears a wig and his eight decades fairly Border Interdiction System dealing with drug provost. Among other things, he helped Nations; he wants to introduce efforts to fi rm voice, a Iso sent “ greetings to One official, who spoke on .level by attending our Cholesterol Screening fact that "I think I'm the well. And he keeps a biography at the smuggling and the Southwestern Border Initiative tions loo) write the organizational charter for the help the working poor; and he would also the Kuwait people, to my mother condition of anonymity, said the ready. He says he has made arrangements to stimulate the economies of Texas, New Mexico or a year United Nations. benevolently refurbish the welfare and father and to all those who lounge was needed for Arab best man for to get on the May 10 ballot in West Arizona and California. ent no i Then, in 1948, he campaigned for the program. miss me.” ambassadors expected to come to Virginia, where he plans to campaign Finally, Pierce noted Bush’s activity in foreign $3.00 Test Fee formed | the country." White House the first time. With credence. The message appeared to be a the airport for a possible expan­ actively, and from there he will go to the He has had the points printed in a affairs where “ his vfklts strengthen relations with investiga He narrowly lost the Republican nomina­ brochure that is entitled: “ We The recording. sion of the negotiations. The Republican convention in A u tf st. friends and allies and help lay the groundwork for Three other passengers have official declined to provide any Manchester Thursday, April 21, 1988, 10am>6pm prudent tion to Thomas Dewey. He ran again in People.” He has distributed the brochure Andover — Harold The question of course is why? That has progress toward a mutual understanding of issues made similar statements since details. First, 1952, he says as a stalking horse for Dwight to various political gatherings, chiefly in 348 Main Street, Manchester been the question regarding Stassen since with the Chinese, the Soviets and other Eastern the Boeing 747 iande^ in this Algerian officials said that informati Eisenhower, and the die was cast. Groan. Minnesota. He says he will not have a (Corngr of Hayngs St.) Stassen most people can remember. He used to be Bloqcountries.” Bush apparently was particularly North African capital early Palestine Liberation Organiza­ ment vet: He has been announcing his availability large staff in the West Virginia primary; one of the most distinguished and effective supi>orti ve of HUD’s work in increasing Joint Wednesday. tion leader Yasser Arafat was tics. By e nearly ever since. i he also notes that he will pay for the leaders in the nation, but he has since ventures with the Soviets and American The Thailand-to-Kuwalt flight expected in Algiers but declined of securit Those who know him say the mrsistence campaign by himself. ^ wide ran become the continual candidate and, construction firms, a HUD effort we have was hijacked Aprij 5 with 112 to say when he would arrive or has the flavor of desperation. Stassen rose And, yes, he knows what he’s up against. previously lauded in this column. people aboard and forced to land whether he would play a role in it’s possit more’s the pity, something of a political fast, fell hard and still loiigs to be guffaw. George Bush seems to have the nomlna-' in Mashhad, Iran, where 57 the negotiations. investme national player. The friends say he thinks tion in hand. And Harold Stassen is merely eventually were released. On Algerian officials boarded the estimates “ The perennial title is incorrect.” he the party owes him respect, but instead likely to f says. a snicker again. The old war horse tried to April 8, the jet flew to Larnaca, blue and white Boeing 747 severai he’s been ridiculed, and so he tries over Join a candidate debate in Dallas a few times on Sunday. Late in the day, time. But you run every year. ^aiirliMtrr Hrrah'i Cyprus, where two passengers and over to .command deference and weeks ago, and' he was not so much as were killed and 13 freed. Since the hijackers requested and re­ Second, “ Not really.” attention. granted a pass through the door ora seat In Founded In 1881 landing in Algiers one passenger ceived a special meal before the knowledg Almost. Yet the candidate himself claims the audience. PENNY M. SIEFFEKT...... Publlthtf has been freed, leaving about 35 Islamic observation of Ramadan, needs at “ I think I'm the best man for the otherwise. He says he runs because it is a But never min'd. Stassen has more OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor hostages, including three the monthlong period of fasting investor, country.” OOUOLA8 A. BEVINS .... T...... EKoeullve EdNor civic and political responsibility. He says important concerns. He says the Demo­ members of Kuwait’s extensive wnen Islamic values are particu­ you can d To be sure. Harold Stassen started MARIE P. ORAOV...... CHy Editor money ci he waits every four years for someone to crats might beat Bush in the general ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AuocIMe Editor royal family. larly stressed. thinking he was the best man in 1938. He stocks; i step forth with the right message for the election, and that brings up an interesting The five to eight hijackers are It was not immediately ciear was elected to the Minnesota statehouse DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advorllting Director such as bi nation, and, when no one does, he adds, “ I consideration. The Democrats would demanding the release of the 17 how the holiday would affect the that year, and, at a tender 31, became one MARK F. ABRAITIS...... ButltMM Manager men Jailed for bombing the U.S. funds. s£ am duty-bound to offer the people a mean four y ^ r s of problems, of course, SHELDON COHEN...... Compoalng Manager negotiations or the fate of the of the youngest governors in history. He and French embassies in Kuwait passengers. “ cash eqi program of my own.” and, well, 1992 — that might be a real good ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praatroom Manager JEANNE 0. FROMERTH...... CIrcuIttlon Manager also became a bright and bushy-tailed That program is often tied to what time to run for president. 18 — 7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 18, 1988 _9 in Daniell has great numbers e McCary named law partner Paul R. McCary of 285 Grissom Road was for U TC ’s annual meeting ised on PEOPLE recently named a partner in the lawn firm of th 183 Murtha, Cullina. Richter and Pinney, with DEAR BRUCE: My ing maintenance, etc. HARTFORD (AP) — The man Diesel Systems and some assets Webber, president of District 91 10 said wife and I have aca­ ences, talk to neighbors and asso­ ‘Moonwalk’ on sale offices in Hartford and New Haven. analysts say took the bull by the of UT Credit Corp. were sold. of the International Association in the Another alternative would be to buy ciates of the individuals to evaluate horns now goes before share­ demic degrees in early a franchise. This has a good deal going McCary has worked at the firm for seven The company announced last of Machinists and Aerospace childhood education their character, business back­ , NEW YORK- years, practicing primarily in the areas of holders of United Technologies week it is talking to potential Workers. survey for it because many of these details grounds and so forth. Look in the Corp, to see how well they and we are employed in have been spelled out by the franchise Pop star Michael public utilities, cogeneration and energy law. buyers of Norden Systems — at Pratt & Whitney President nd Sun- the public system, but Smart Money reference section of your library for Jackson’s first approve. about $400 million a year not a Arthur Wegner recently told ith 46 company. A franchise also offers the names and addresses of these com­ McCary received his bachelor’s degree in 1974 we want to open our own book, ‘‘Moon- from the University of Connecticut and For one thing, U’TC Chairman core business but closer to the workers in a letter that up to 400 34 per- nursery school. We Bruce Williams advantage of brand indentification. panies. Otherwise, your local banker Robert F. Daniell will have some aerospace operations that do hourly workers could be laid off ind at 9 On the other hand, you may not be walk, ” goes on graduated magna cum laude from the Western have saved a substan­ should be familiar with two or three sale around the impressive numbers to cite at make up the crux of UTC’s this year. stioned tial arnount of money. able to be as innovative as you might firms you can call. New England College School of Law in 1979. He today’s annual shareholders business: Pratt & Whitney Air­ is who like to be and, of course, you will have country this week, was editor in chief of the Law Review there. Despite the union’s displea­ The question is: I commend you for your interest in four years after it meeting of the aerospace giant. craft engines, Sikorsky helicop­ to vote Should we buy an exist­ a permanent partner. Before joining his current firm, he was a la w ‘‘In light of what he had to work ters, and Hamilton Standard. sure, UTC officials say the rgin of providing well-documented individu­ was acquired and clerk for the Appellate Session of the layoffs, cost-cutting and in­ ing day-care center or start our own? While you are currently working a with when he took over. Bob Also important money-makers ints. DEAR BRUCE: We have started a als for this type of work. A poor choice published in se­ Connecticut Superior Court and a law clerk to Daniell is doing a yeoman’s Job,” creased attention to customer We are good teachers, but we have no relatively short day, even taking into of a baby sitter could be a tragedy for crecy. for UTC are Otis elevators. arched background in business. business that seems to be catching on the Associate Justice Leo Parskey of the state says Anthony Ludovici, vice Carrier air conditioning and needs will strengthen the israei” account correcting papers at home, like wildfire. We provide live-in baby the family involved and destroy your In the book, the Supreme Court. Alfred J. Dean John J. Patrick Jr. company. A READER you will find that your workday at the business. president and senior investment Space Transportation' Systems. held a sitters. 29-year-old Jack- He is a member of the Manchester Library analyst for Tucker, Anthony & Michael LaTronica, director of center may average some 12 hours. Our main concern is checking the Daniell’s strategy of selling leaders DEAR READER: Approximately a In addition to this, you most son writes about Board and the town Economic Development R,L. Day in New York. “He’s divisions and cutting costs differs research at Redding Research minent Weekends are usually spent putting credentials of the people who come to his show business ComFed forms bank group quarter of a century ago, we opened a thi ngs in order for the following week. certainly should be well covered with Commission. taken the bull by the horns.” from that of his predecessor, Group in New York, said he imated us to be placed. Is it possible for us to insurance — in case, despite your friends, his girl­ The result has been an increase Harry J. Gray, who acquired expects record earnings for UTC nursery school with nine children. Also, transportation is becoming pay the FBI to make background ComFed Savings Bank recently announced Demo- Like you. we both had degrees in diligence, one of these Individuals friends, his plastic the formation of the Connecticut Valley of sales to $17.2 billion in 1987 many of UTC’s holdings. in 1988. issues more difficult to arrange because of checks to be sure these women are of education. When the school was sold the increased costs of providing the causes some mischief that you may be surgery and his Energy demand predicted Corporate Banking Group to serve Connecticut from $15.8 billion in 1986; profits “Harry was not one for the ‘’Management has been very loomed A good character? held accountable for. fame. of $592 million in 1987 from $73 some 14 years later, it had an approved vans and buses. The situa­ and Western Massachusetts, with offices in bottom line,” Ludovici said. “He successful in turning around paign. N.D. Jacqueline WASHINGTON — Domestic crude oil million a year earlier; and looked at the top line.” Sikorsky, Norden and Hamilton- e New enrollment of several hundred. It was tion has become so complex that EASTON. PA. Greater Hartford and Greater Springfield. a good life for us and could be one for many nurseries are using contract Michael Jackson Onassis, a Double­ production in the 1990s should be higher than The corporate banking group serves the earnings per share of $4.52. up Union leaders were angered by Standard and is clearly address­ victory you, too. day editor, helped previously expected and demand for natural gas from 54 cents in 1986. UTC layoff plans and said that ing the customer support prob­ week- carriers rather than maintaining DEAR N.D.: The, FBI is not in the Bruce Williams, America’s top lending needs of privately owned middle-market Under Daniell. UTC has used I view it as somewhat of a young their own fleets. acquire the rights to the book and has written will be markedly higher, according to the commercial borrowers, focusing on companies people should come before lems at Pratt & Whitney. ... Otis, ackson business of doing background checks radio talk host, is heard each week layoffs and sales of non-core profits. Carrier and Automotive should turday person’s enterprise because of the Only you yourself can determine for private business. There are. a three-paragraph introduction to it. Energy Department’s annual forecast. in manufacturing, wholesale, distribution and enormous responsibility a day-care whether you would do best to start night on NBC stations. His column Doubleday was so determined to keep the The department’s Energy Information service areas. businesses to improve profitabil- “We felt a lot of our jobs were continue to perform very well." lates to however, many companies that do appears every Monday, Wednesday wire and cable units, going overseas,” said Betty he said. le. center entails. The regulations of the your own business or buy an existing exactly this. They produce personnel- book’s contents under wraps that it hired Administration said oil prices will be slower to Alfred J. Dean of North Adams, Mass., has various state and local agencies are operation. You might consider finding and Friday. Write to Williams in care employees’ family members to deliver rise in the decade than it projected in last year’s p P been named vice president and regional vernor selection reports. The depth of the becoming more stringent. Be certain a partner who could handle the of the Manchester Herald, Box 591, portions of the manuscript to the printing ackson report is dictated by the amount of Manchester 06040. Letters of general forecast, and natural gas prices will be much manager of the new office. John J. Patrick Jr. of that you are familiar with these business end of things: purchasing plant. The New York Times reported today. lower. le, with before you get into the business money you’re prepared to spend. interest will be answered in the East Hartford is assistant vice president. Little-known clothing store )re has materials, obtaining insurance, build­ These companies will check refer­ column. ’‘Moonwalk,” named for Jackson’s The import share of U.S. petroleum 2 dele- trademark dance step, will be accompanied consumption won’t be much different at the end by a barrage of publicity, including trivia or of the century from what was predicted last Phone rates still biased e than song contests on more than 70 radio stations in year, EIA said. WASHINGTON — A policy aimed at caters to ‘women of taste’ Rico’s Girl feels collared by guy 27 cities. In their annual forecast released last week, bring- equalizing interstate long-distance telephone the agency’s forecasters significantly raised its rates is not being phased out quickly enough to By Linda Stowell mitted Dr. Gott Breaking the TV taboo prediction for U.S. crude oil production in the The Associated Press tis co- end discrimination against northern industrial Peter Gott, M.D. year 2000 from 5.4 million barrels a day to 6.0 states, a research ^ganization says. recent who treats her like a dog NEW YORK — Actress Gall Strickland says million barrels. GREENWICH - The propriet- igates, shock value wasn’t what motivated her to seek The rate policy adopted after the breakup of American ’Telephone 8e Telegraph Co. requires ers of Razdrtc’s take pride in their tion by DEAR the role of the first regular lesbian character store not being one of the best party ABBY: I just DEAR SECOND THOUGHTS: long-distance carries to bear — and share — First, what’s to "love” about a on a prime-time television show. Ethics seminar April 26 * known in the country, for they olders. finished read­ “It’s not often actors get to play parts that some of the equipment and distribution costs of know it’s the choice of womqp imary, ing the letter guy who treats you like a dog? The Society of Accounting Students and the local telephone companies. And what’s to love about a guy might make a difference,” said Strickland, who belong to a “certain class of egates from the 19- department of accounting of the University of But the Northeast-Midwest Institute, a people.” Dear Abby who doesn’t trust you? Many whose nurse practitioner c h a ra c ^ , Marilyn Hartford will present a symposium.on business shake year-old girl McGrath, on ABC-TV’s medical drama research and lobbying group serving 18 states, There are six Razook’s salons d, the Spots occur who signed her­ human emotions are involved in ethics on April 26 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the says pooling rates to spread out the non-traffic Abigail Van Buren what we call “love” First, ’“Heartbeat” will reveal Wednesday that she in the United States, planted in ito two self. ’’Second university’s Lincoln Theater. costs favors the South and West at the expense of communities that are home and - the Thoughts in there’s a strong sexual attrac­ is in love with another woman. Participants will include Ralph G. Elliot of the tion, there’s pity (“I hate to hurt “The fact that somewhere, somehow, the “Rust Belt.” home-away-from-home to the B week on aging skin Moline. lil.” law firm of ’Tyler, Cooper & Alcorn; John E. “The Federal Communications Commission wealthy. Last year, a Manhattan h 178 Abby. I could him”), and security, (“finding someone’s perspective might be softened is Matsen, deputy general counsel of Arthur Young another guy may not be easy” ). important to me.” requires the average telephone subscriber in the judge listed Razook’s in a ruling Ohio’s have written International; and Walter Ruschmeyer of Northeast-Midwest to pay more for access than as one of the 55 classiest retail with a DEAR DR. GOTT: Scaly patches are developing Strickland, 41, says she’s surprised that TV all over my back and face. I’m 69. My doctor calls it that ietter myself. I’m also 19. me of going out on him and has hit Also, there’s the addiction United Technologies Corp. it actually costs to provide,” it said in a recent stores in the country. have gone with a guy for nearly me. Then he cries, begs me to factor. Being with someone ex­ didn’t break the taboo long ago. The symposium is free and open to the public. ‘.‘We cater to women of taste , Vice kerato.ses and says to just .scrape it off. Well, that report on telecommunications policv. hurts. What i^lse can I do? three years and we plan to be give him another chance and clusively can become ababit. My between the ages of the late 20s has a married soon, but I, too, have swears he’ll never do it again, but Traffic causes heartburn and up,” said George Razook. nomi- second thoughts for the same advice to you is to have second, jDEAR READER: Keratoses are scaly raised he does. third and fourth thoughts. Then president, chief executive officer igning reasons. He’s jealous, doesn’t My friends tell me I’ll be sorry WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Wolfgang and son of the founder of the I a trip cflscoiorations that develop on aging skin. They are trust me. accuses me of going out saygoodbye. It’sa majormistake Puck’s trendy Sunset Boulevard restaurant, very common and n ^ n e , to my knowledge. Itnow.s,., if I marry him, but, Abby, I truly to marry a man who is physically IRS fixes ‘cockamamie rule’ privately held company. “Their 1 Tues- with other guys, and we fight a lot love him. Can you tell me wh'v Spago, may be a hit with stars and stargazers, husbands are successful in life their cause. As yofr'have discovered, they are^ abusive. He will only get worse. QUESTION: applause and cheers. painful to scrape off. Therefore, I disagree with about stupid things. I like people women go right on loving guys but residents complain the eatery’s traffic and they travel a lot,” MICHAEL DUNN AND GEORGE RAZOOK re cer- and enjoy having friends, but he who treat them like dogs? gives them heartburn. You described . . . catering to "a certain class" ! in the your doctor about this method of treatment. Razook’s was founded in 1921 always wants to be' with me alone. SECOND THOUGHTS Community activist Sibyl Zaden and others Internal Re­ QUESTION: Because I became by F.R. Razook with a.salon in Gore’s Since kerato.ses are entirely benign and constitute venue Service only a cosmetic problem, I usually urge my patients' Lately he has cursed me. accused IN TEXAS DEAR ABBY: I have what is say Spago’s success as a watering hole for the Investors’ le'h in 1987.1 had to take my first Pinehurst, N.C. His wife. Rose during its peak season, the beth Taylor and Chesebroiigh- rizona Regulation required individual retirement 9m the to leave them alone. If the skin iesions arise at known as a “strawberry birth­ rich and famous has bpen at their expense, “Madame” Razook. cominued to winter, and 65 during the rest of Pond’s Inc ’s suit against a with nightly traffic snarls that have disrupted 1.408-8 as “just Guide account withdrawal by April 1, play a key role in the company the year. Fur sales make, up 25 French company named Annick ave to friction points, such as on belt lines or under bra a D 1 mark” on my face, but mine is about the straps, they can be surgically removed in a simple D & IIK purple. It’s very noticeable, and their quiet community overlooking Sunset 1988. Neither I nor the banks at until she retired a few years ago. percent of its overall business. Goutal that markets a cologne Strip. meanest the William A. Doyln which I have IRAs knew about F.R. Razook died in 1964. “We choose the skins, and the also called Passion that was office procedure. However, new ones tend to grow revenooers back, so surgical removal may be an ongoing people who have just met me ask “We don’t begrudge Spago its success, we Internal Revenue Service Notice A second salon opened in 1925 in patterns and use the finest introduced into the United States me if it’s some kind of rash or if it ever' foisteci on 88-38 allowing me to choose the Lake Placid, N.Y. There are also craftsmen in each.” George in 1981 — before the Chesebrough commitment. IN EXILE AT HOME: People displaced just don’t believe we should have to put up people who is permanent. Lam 16 years old with traffic jams every night while trying to account from which I may take two salons in The Breakers Hotel Razook said. product. and I’m told I am a pretty girl, tucked money the entire withdrawal. When was in Palm Beach. Fla., and one in Razook declined to release DEAR DR. GOTT: The doctor said I had in their own countries and this mark bothers me. get in and out of our homes, “ said Ms. Zaden. a way for their reti rement yea rs. ” will be based on your life Sweet ruled that Chesebrough nephritis. My kidneys have lo.st 20 percent of that announcement made? North Palm*Beach, Fla. sales figures for the salons, and Puck says the restaurant is doing all it can. That rule said people with two or expectancy or the joint life The Greenwich salon, which would only say that they are could not sell its product in 55 function. Are they correct that there is nothing I can Someone told me that you “No matter what we do, some of the neighbors more individual retirement ac­ expectancy of you and your IRA upscale retail stores where the do to slow down or correct this condition? recommended something several ANSWER: The IRS distributed opened in 1967, is small and its financially successful. are still going to cry about something,” he counts have to take withdrawals beneficiary. atmosphere of exclusivity is “We have a taste of our own and two products might be confused. Progressive kidney disease is a hard pill to swallow years ago to cover blemishes and said. equally from each IRA after that notice to tax-reporting servi­ He then held a hearing to for a 3,'5-year-old mother with a I-year-old baby. birthmarks like mine. I would The old rule mandating equal ces, such as Commerce Clearing enhanced with soft lighting and our customers share our taste. passing age 70‘/!. plants. That’s why we’re so successful.” determine what stores were in the appreciate it very much if you I have certificates of deposit withdrawals from all IRAs was House and Prentice Hall, on country’s “first-tier.” DEAR READER: The answer to your question Nupwer of could tell me the name of it, and Bricklin faces sale scheduled to take effect this year. March 21 and .sent out an George Razook’s daughter and he said. Country paying 6,9 and 10 percent in three the store’s vice president, Leslie Michael Dunn, a vice president “After hearing the testimony of defends on the type of nephritis (kidney inflamma­ cnspiKcd people where to buy it. Thank you. DETROIT — Malcolm Bricklin, who began IRAs, at three different banks. I The new regulation applies to 1988 information relea.se. 88-63, to the tion) that you have. Nephritis can be hereditary MARGIE and, unless the IRS reverses its media on March 30, The notice Razook. said the salons stand who is also related to the Razook the plaintiffs’ expert, the ‘first- South Africa importing cars after his gull-winged would prefer to make my with­ tier’ designation was shown to be (Alport’s .syndrome) and untreatable except by 3,sWoO field, will cover future years. was printed in the IRS Bulletin apart from others because, “We family, said the company has sports-car venture died, is being bought out of drawal first from the low-interest have a much more simple been strong since it started 67 without industry significance as dialysis or kidney transplant, or it may be M o z a m b iq u e 9(X),000-1,800,(K)0 his latest business — selling inexpensive April 11. DEAR MARCIE: It’s Lydia CD. An IRS spokesman admitted environment.” years ago. opposed to distinguishing stores secondary to infection, drugs or chemicals. For E th io p ia There’s little doubt that some 700,000-1,500,000 O’Leary Cosmetics’ “ Cover- Yugoslavian and Asian cars, the president of The IRS regulation said I can’t the former regulation caused a lot Razook’s sells designer suits, “It’s knowing your customers on the basis of 'class to the class’ example, post-streptococcal nephritis is self­ Bricklin’s Global Motors Inc. said. folks such as you were caught in as opposed to ‘class to the mass.’ S u d a n marks” — a cream that’s water­ do that and that I must take a of flack. It certainly was a hot dresses, evening wear and sports­ so they come back to you,” Dunn limited and requires no treatment (except antihio- 1,300,000 Global Motors is the parent of Yugo the switches by the late timing of that is. exclusive specially stores tics for strep infection): complete recovery is the proof, easy to apply and com­ proportionate share of the tota^ topic with IRA participants. wear with prices starting at about said. Afghanistan 1,000,000 America Inc., which introduced the Yugo to withdrawal from each of my When I mentioned the revised the announcement. However, if $150 and $250. “You can get a Razook’s was mentioned in as distinguished from up-scale, rule. Drug-induced nephritis is probably the pletely covers the most banks and other IRA sponsors Ira n 1,000,000 conspicuous birthmark or discol­ the United States in August 1985 with a three IRAs. rule in response to a query such as dress for $300 or $3,000,” George U.S. District Court Judge Robert multi-branched department consequence of allergic reactions to certain yours in the question-and-answer were on the ball, their operational Razook said. Accessories, such as stores,” Sweet wrote. medicines. Almost all antibiotics can cause this, as oration. It’s available through minuscule $3;990 base price, and Proton Is there any hope the IRS will Sweet’s ruling in actress Eliza­ L e b a n o n 400,000-800,000 America Inc., which plans to import a session following a recent talk in people should have seen the jewelry and scarves, are also can anti-inflammatory agents, such as aspirin, and your pharmacist or the cosmetic change this rule, which you aptly notice in the bulletins from El Salvador Malaysian-built car by year’s end. Vero Beach, Fla., senior citizens sold, heavy metals, such as lead. Treatment depends on 500,000 department in many department called “cockamamie?” tax-reporting services. the cause. stores. An investor-management group headed by in the audience broke out Jn Razook’s employs 85 people C h a d 150,000-500,000 NEED SOME EXTRA You should be under the care of a renoiogist, a Mabon Nugent and Co., a New York ANSWER: Good news! It has. A n g o la 480,000 If you can’t find it, the toll-free kidney specialist. Progressive renal disease is, number is: (800) 524-1120. The investment-banking firm, agreed three weeks in IRS Notice 88-38. The revised SPENDING indeed, an unattractive proposition: however, there address is: Lydia O’Leary Cos­ ago to give Global Motors a cash infusion in rule says a person past 70‘/i with is much that can be done to spare you from this metics, “Covermark,” 201 Route exchange for equity in the company and debt, multiple IRAs may make his or w w m y m ^ K S complication. Source: World Refugee Survey NEA ORAPHIC8 17 North, Rutherford, N.J. 07070, said William Prior, Global’s president, her total required annual with­ MONEY!! Bricklin, through Prior, declined comment. drawal from any one or more of We may just have a Bricklin, who will continue to work with them. 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I and t Bosto By Brtnt Ltfymon Tulisano, widely regarded as a ■ict 91 Th« Atsocloitod Press Hel iation civil libertarian, privately ex­ two o space pressed satisfaction earlier this H A R TF O R D — A plan to give theRi session that he was no longer the a 20-h Defense Secretary state lawmakers oversight over ;ident Lone Ranger in questioning the “ I I secret investigative flies only activities of state police. told Frank CarluccI, left, some added to the perception among His comments came around the to 400 and Adm. William we’d , lid off some state police officers that the time Commander Lester J. Forst did,” Crowe, chairman of agency is under siege from the and other state police officials the Joint Chiefs of legislature this year. were being questioned in Febru­ Valen splea- “ They should stop beating Mik Staff, display a map at ary about the propriety of relying ’ the around the bush,” Lt. Bruce so heavily on convicted gambler two R i in- a Pentagon briefing Haines, commander of the State­ and confidence man Thomas W. careei omer on the area of actlo^ wide Organized Crime Investiga­ Speers as an informant over 16 seasoi the where U.S. warships tive Task Force, said last week. years. hornet “ If they want to get rid of us, engaged Iranian The Program 'Review and groum tor of they should get rid of us,” he said. Investigation Committee is inves- "W I parch targets early today “ There’s no doubt in m y mind tigating allegations that tensions early, id he in the Persian Gulf. we’ve got a target on our backs.” within the criminal Justice sys­ tlreen Haines was reacting to a • U TC tem stem partly from allegations throuf AP photo proposal to create a bipartisan that state police were overly . feel so legislative committee to periodi­ very protective of Speers, even trying come A cally review task force files and \ V-- round to prevent his arrest on gambling hitting lilton- decide what should be destroyed charges. ^ - ■ Navy shells Iranian oil rigs, boats and what should be subject to Cate tress- Rep. Richard Foley, R-Oxford, a free, prob- disclosure under the state Free­ accused Forst of being evasive in Continued from page I Revolutionary Guards. He said releasi Otis, tacked the Sassan platform. dom of Information Act. his answers to the committee, they were given several minutes In October 1987, U.S. warships kees al hould The shipping executives said But the plan to give lawmakers complaining that “ he was danc­ peninsula two years ago. denied warning, and some were seen destroyed Rostam, the sister celebr; veil.” their monitors picked up a radio control over task force files was ing all day” during his appear­ Iraqi had retaken it. leaving. platform to Sassan, after Iran with a message about 30 minutes before just the latest in a series of volleys The White House said today the fired a Chinese Silkworm missile ance before the committee. John ZIroMI/Speclal to the Hertid The White House spokesman the attack in which a U.S. warship leveled at the state police this P oil platform attacks were "a into a U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti oil “ He’s doing damage control for .■ ■ said the frigates Simpson and session, by Democrats and Re­ urged platform workers to tanker, injuring 18 crewmen. his department,” Foley said. PADDLERS — Barry Male of West Burt Meisner of Manchester and Ernie measured response to Iran’s Bagley and the cruiser Wainw- publicans alike. evacuate. The crippled Samuel B. Ro­ Granby, left photo, paddles his way unlawful use of force.” right attacked the Sirri platform. State police officials have been The criticism leveled by law­ Harris of Bolton, above, head out during The executives said the warn­ berts sailed into the United Arab through the rapids during the 12th Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater He said the platform is 18 miles called on the carpet for over­ makers like Foley and Tulisano the early moments of the race. The H ing specified the facilities “ will Emirates port of Dubai on I said the United States raided the off Sirri Island. Iran’s statement, spending their overtime budget focused on investigative practi­ annual Hockanum River Canoe Race. lone-time entrants won the two be shelled in five minutes.” Saturday. The four most se-' platforms because Iran was monitored in C.vprus, said the and grilled about whether they ces. But lawmakers responsible Male placed second in the kayak class. paddlers, masters class. Bv Th( The Iranians radioed back: riously injured Americans have responsible forthe "mine attack ” platform was on the island. Th e ( are the cause of continued fight­ for the state’s purse strings have “ We have no instructions to leave been flown to West Germany. John ZIroMI/Spaclil to the Harald Losh on the USS Samuel B. Roberts. two reports could not be recon- the place.” ing within the state’s criminal also expressed unhappiness with Fitzwater said he did not know U.S. officials said Sunday two Oriole! died immediately. Eight minutes later, the Am eri­ justice system. the department’s management how many people were aboard more mines had been found and says. \ Fitzwater said the destroyers can warship, which the execu­ Lawmakers have been blunt in and its inability to live within its the platforms, although ' they destroyed in the waters where the budget. else. Merril and McCormick and the tives could not identify, said: their criticism of state police. normally hold about 20 to 40 men. Roberts was crippled. That Balti landing platform ship Trenton, ” We will blast the platform in half “ They forget that the buck Canoeists return for annual ‘rite of spring’ brought to five the number known loss of They are manned by Iranian which carries helicopters, at­ stops here (with) we who are the a second.” to have been seen in the area. for see decision-makers,” said Rep. Ri­ By Len Auster There was nary a Kevlar or Scoville of Manchester, captured ing to Watkins, were going to Solo: Geoff Latsha, Granby Recreational class boats; John day. b( chard Tullsano, D-Rocky Hill, LOOK Manchester Herald racing hull among the entries the long racing boats class with make it through without getting 1:22.08. 2. George Grade, Staf­ Coles Sr., Ellington, and John Indian: co-chairman of the Judiciary FUEL OIL That didn’t bother Watkins, ’I the day’s best time for canoes of wet. “ There are three spots • The water was low. keeping ford Springs 1:25.,54. Fay, Manchester 1:26.12. 2, John The Committee and a longtime critic didn’t expect them to be here. 1-hour. 18-minutes, 49-seconds. where you’re going to have White House struck to punish iran away the more expensive hulls, to 'Two-man canoe, masters: Burt Onthank and John Campbell, won fi' of excesses by law enforcement Scoville has never mis.sed a race. walk. Everyone is going to get but thtfre was still a good turnout The low water, that brought Meisner, Manchester, and Ernie Vernon 1:27.27, 3. Jeff Smith. their b Bv Susanne M. Schafer Fitzwater said an American- agencies. “ Just he and I have been at all of wet today,” he informed eve­ the warring parties in the I 'h - retaliation as “ an action that is 798 of 77 canoes Sunday morning for about “scratch and bump” condi­ Harris, Bolton 1:33.12, 2. Ed Bolton, Larry Ostroul, Manches­ “ A It The Associated Press “ There is a tendency to forget them,” Watkins said. flagged tugboat, the Willy Tide, year Iran-Iraq war. designed to be a single action, to Senior Citizen A tions, however didn’t keep away ryone beforehand, adding a Firtzen, Manchester, John Po­ ter 1:33.39. son, wl they are responsible to us,” the 12th annual Hockanum River The rapids T»eMira Economy came under atttack from three On Oct. 19, a raid was staged in be a response and a deterrent to Volume Discounts those who make up the Hocka­ warming against hypothermia as well, Manchester 1:34,17. Junior/senlor (one under 16 forthe WASHINGTON - President Tulisano said during debate on Canoe Race. Seventy two of the Electric on Oakland Street were Iranian speedboats. He said he retaliation to a missile attack on a further action.” num race, “ The amateurs like the day began very chilly with a Mixed, male and female, noii- and one over 26): Eileen and Tim "But w Reagan struck at Iranian oil ... the disclosure bill, prompted in entries finished the six-mile at maybe there lowest point in the brisk breeze. had no details. Kuwaiti ship flying the U.S. flag Foley called the response “ an THRIFTY OIL CO. course. this race because of the rapids. I racing hull; Paul Brazeau, Christensen, Manchester 1:35 ,55, is that platforms to punish Iran for the part b y fears that state police race’s history. “ There’s only one AI Skinner, a South Windsor The announcement of the raid in which 18 Americans were inevitable consequence of the think they like the whole river. Storrs, and Debbie Arsenault, 2. Cameron Whitehou.se, Coven­ It’s no mine attack that nearly sank a have kept dossiers on ordinary 289-8843 “ It’s like a rite of spring. ” said good way to get through,’’ he told was delayed until 3:30 a.m. E D T, injured. Two Iranian oil plat­ decision to reflag Kuwaiti vessels It’s a very technical river. The resident. Bob Cullen of East Southington 1:31.07, 2. Don and try, Camille Belavance. Man­ streak, U.S. frigate and to warn the citizens. Lee Watkins, race chairman. the canoeists in his pre-race after news was received In forms were destroyed, in what and to provide escorts.... The Willimantic race is phyiscal Hampton, teachers at Cheney Debbie Newey, Glastonbury chester 1:45.12. 3 Bill Keever, whatev Iranians against sowing new “ People must think ‘it must be instructions, "and if a boat blocks Washington that the attacks on Reagan termed a "prudent” resumption of mining by the fitness. This is more of a fun race Tech, captured the Coleman 1:33.29, 3. James and Pam Vernon, Pat Keever, Manchester Wher mines in the Persian Gulf, the spring because it’s time for the it, then you’ll have to walk” canoe class. the Iranian oil facilities had response. Iranian forces has created a very Hockanum canoe race.’ I ’d say 35 and that’s what brings out the Wesbecher, Glastonbury 1:36.15. 2:17.13. 3-1 Sun White House said today. Most of the canoeists did try to Classes and their winners started two hours earlier. Fitzwater said the White House serious risk, not only to ... to 40 percent of our entries are amateurs. It’s white water but Kayaks; Seth Eisner. Crom­ Alumninum ranoes; Peter the or Hitting back, an Iranian navy ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. n e g o tia te ^ rapids. One tandem were: Fitzwater said the president had ’’conclusive evidence” Iran American shipping but to other locals.” not gruesome where body and well 1:09.28, 2. Barry Male, West Malewicz, North Attleboro, league! frigate fired missiles at U.S. of veteran c/anoeists Scott Hansen Long raring boats: John Sco­ ordered the move ” ln response to had laid the mine that hit the neutral shipping.” Robert J. Smith, Iik. With the water level at the soul are threatened” Granby 1:23.33, 3. Charles Her­ Mass., and Scott Freerksrn, season. aircraft, and an Iranian guided Iran’s recent resumption of mine frigate, and had laid other mines IN.SURANSMfTHS of Manchester and Brian Lemire ville, Manchester, and Ron Sava­ rick, Columbia 1:24.24. Fitzwater said “ friendly go­ INSURANSMITHS SINCE lowest due to Union Pond being “ You see the same people year North Attleboro, Mass. 1: 29.02, 2. missile patrol boat fired on the laying in international waters in the area. of Bolton, negotiated the rapids ria, East Windsor 1:18.49. ABS (boat material) class; vernments” were, informed in emptied and the lack of rainful. after year. It’s a family race,’’ Ralph and Lou Baker, Enfield cruiser Wainwright, the Pen­ and its mine attack on the U.S.S. ’’The government of Iran has without before forced to put a foot Short racing boats: Dan Fir- Brian Lemire, Bolton, Scott Han­ 1:35.28. 3. Jay Murtha and Fred advance. . \ 1914 the entry level was lower than said Ron Savaria of East Wind­ tagon said. Samuel B. Roberts.” repeatedly been warned about in the water. The majority, who min. Ware, Mass., and Dan son, Manchester 1:19.29, 2. Leon Andrulet, South Windsor 1;36,21. He said he did-net-believe the last year’s 116. “ Because of the sor. one of the first finishers. He The frigate was attacked and That attack, on Thursday, the consequences of such hostile didn’t portage around the rapids, Hevey, Worcester, Mass. 1:28..58, Peaslee, East Hampton. Ray Coleman canoe: Al Skinner, U.S. action would trigger the war water, the racing hulls and described the same conditions as Si ough- set afire by U.S. planes and an were forced to wade their way 2. Sean Malone, Middlefield. injured 10 American seaman and acts,” he said. “ Our actions ... powers act under which the Kevlar’s won’t be here.” Watkins Close, Stafford 1:21.48, 3. Greg South Windsor, and Bob Cullen. ist a American destroyer,- the Pen­ 649-5241 Watkins cited. “ The whole bot­ through. Chris Malone. Manchester Galat, Tolland, Eric Gottinski. nearly sank the Roberts. The are designed and intended to president is required to consult predicted beforehand. “ Some of East Hampton 1:23.43, 2. Mike Bv Jim nnick tagon said. The patrol boat was 65 E. Center Street tom section (of the river) was Hansen and Lemire did go on to 1:29.49. Vernon 1:23.11. mine blew a nine-foot hole in the deter further Iranian mining.” with Congress before^ sending those are $2,000 boats. They’ll and Peter Einsiedel, Manchester Th e As logne sunk by the U.S. frigate Simpson. low. You got hit by interference win the ABS (boat material) Solo, Masters (over 40 years side of the guided missile frigate. Fitzwater reported that the U.S. forces into hostilities or Manchester, CT. bring their $300 Colemans and Standard, two paddlers: Chris 1:24.02. 3. Greg Smith, Marlbo­ was The Wainwright, one of the water.” class. old): Bob Miller, East Hartford Fitzwater said he had no president decided on the attack imminent hostilities. ABS’s for today.” Gamache, Glastonbury, Dave rough. Paul Smith, Bolton Afti Itates American ships that had taken Savaria and his partner, John None of the canoeists, accord- 1:21.51. reports of American or Iranian Sunday night during meetings in He said the U.S. action “ repres­ Graf, Glastonbury 1:33.44. 1:30.42. straij •ough part in the attack on( the plat­ casualties resulting from the the private residence of the 1 ent a measured response to Iran’s Brav( forms, was not hit, said^efense shelling of the oil platforms. House. unlawful use of force against the Time For Your Spring . . . Secretary Frank Carlucci. ■oiigh The oil platforms at Sirri and He said Reagan m e t: United States and to Iran’s hittei "The government of Iran Sassaji in the southern Gulf was Starling holds onto his title with a disputed draw in 55 President George Bush, uetMse numerous violations of the rights a 1-fo should understand that we will also used “ as command and e the Secretary Frank Carlucci, Swre- of other non-belligerents and they Bv ED Schuyler Jr home protect our ships and our inter­ control radar stations for the LANDSCAPING rounds,” Breland .said. “ 1 thought “I told Don King during the weight champion, in August, WBC champion Lloyd Honeyghan used, tary of State George P. ^ u ltz . constitute a lawful exercise of the would be a mistake becau.se 'he recor ests against unprovoked attack,” The Associated Press I won.” g to Iranian military,” Fitzwater National Securit^^dviser Colin United States’ inherent right of COMPLETE CONSULTATION & SERVICEII fight to get me the winner,” said probably in Las Vegas. of Britain at London. is a natural welterweight.” victoi White House spokesman Marlin said. Breland did win three of the last Julio Chavez of Mexico, who in an He then plans to go after the There is talk of the. 6-foot-2>/i! in the Powell, Chief/of Staff Howard self defense” under the United There also is talk of Breland Dodg Fitzwater said at a pair of The spokesman said U.S. Ma­ Plan NOW For The Spring Rush. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Lou Duva four rounds on two of the three earlier fight Saturday night re­ junior welterweight title and Breland moving up to junior Baker and olheps-'aLJfio p.m. Nations charter. had it right. retiring and concentrating on his Tht briefings which brought repor­ rines had boarded the Sassan and official cards, but Starling kept tained the WBA lightweight title eventually the welterweight tilte middleweight, which has a 154- >ny of ES T, then m ered congressional “ We urgently seek an end to “I’ve seen Marlon Starling in acting career. Ange ters scurrying to the White House ’’have set charges for its ultimate From simple lawn care to complete the World Boxing Association by stopping Rodolfo Aguilar in in a bid for four championships. pound weight limit, seven pounds 'first- leaders anjFrnet with hisadvisers tensions in the region and to the recor in the pre-dawn darkness. destruction.” better fights and I ’ve seen Mark welterweight title Saturday night the sixth round. He relinquished the WBC super above the welterweight limit. The to be for “ fine tuning” of the decision. Iran-Iraq war,” he said. “This Breland in better fights,” Bre­ “ I don’t think he should quit,” the SI Carlucci and Adm. William The incident was the second of architectual design — on a draw. The 2.5-year-old Chavez, who featherweight title last year. 1984 Olympic champion weighed ce as House Majority Leader Tom would benefit the people of both land’s advisor said, Farriello said. “ He has a lot of leagu Crowe, chairman of the Joint its nature since the United States The decision was booed by a has a 57-0 record, with 48 Starling, who won the title by 146 pounds Saturday night, one- talent” tores Foley, D-Wash., one of five nations who have suffered so We can handle it all for you!! “Mark maybe won three in 191 Chiefs of Staff, said an American began escorting oil tankers crowd of 6,248 at the Las Vegas knockouts, is expected to fight knocking out Breland ip the 11th half pound less than starling. riass’ congressional leaders who at­ much from the brutal conflict.” STATE LICENSED ■ FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES rounds,” Starling said. “ I think Mark Breland should Baltii helicopter was also fired upon but through the gulf on July 21,1987 to Hilton. So was the generally countryman Jpse Luis Ramirez, round last Aug. 22[ 'appears However, trainer Joey Far- go back to making movies,” lass,’ tended the briefing, said h e . “Iran has nothing to gain from “ I felt I came on in the later from not hit. protect them from attack from t h e unexciting fight. the World Boxing Council light­ headed for a fall match against riello said he thought moving up Starling .said. tores believes Reagan regards the U.S. continuation of the war,” he said. scale, walk ment Fund-raisers get most of the cash 643-2656 Runners in Boston Marathon Cc Continued from page I solicitor about four or five years ago. Last Charities Unit of the Department of Consu­ PRiSiNTINOAN Bv Johi year’s solicitor R.C. Lapenta Associates, sold mer Protection issued 10 separate actions Wilson said the union is happy with the work look to use it as springboard Th e As! tickets for a rock and roll show at Coventry against soliciting firms in the last two years of Consultants Limited. INNOVATIVE WBIONT-LOSS High School, he said. and another seven against the organizations "We exercise a lot of control,” Wilson said, Bv Bert Rosenthal sixth-place finisher at Los Th Proceeds from the ticket sales went to the themselves that used the firms. APPROACH D8SIONID medal.s — Billy Konchellah in the adding that all outgoing and incoming call to The Associated Press Angeles; 800 meters, Paul Kipkoech in the Bosti association. Doughty said. Consultants Limited, the firm hired by the the customers are taped and monitored. The men’s runners at Boston 10,000 and Douglas Wakiihuru in two The money the association receives has in Manchester Police Union, was issued a civil POR A SELECT n w . Lt. Ronald Doughty, the treasurer of the BOSTON — Today’s 92nd Bos­ were startled by the world-best of the marathon. with the past gone to help injured officers and an penalty of $20,000 two months ago to be paid to Coventry PBA, said that his group used to ton Marathon was more than just 2 hours. 6 nriinutes, 49 seconds, officer whose home was damaged by fire. the state for failure to disclose to the people carry out fund-raising activities itself but a race for immediate gold and turned in by Belaine Densimo of And it kept rolling in the Doughty said. It has also been given to they called that they were paid solicitors and turned to outside groups because they were glory. It was a race that could be Ethiopia at Rotterdam Sunday, Cross-Country Championships, charitable organizations in town. failure to indicate how much money goes to more efficient. the catalyst for Olympic gold and plus the runner-up time of as the Kenyans took the first four But not all organizations end up happy with the organization. The fine was not for services glory later in the year. places and eight of the first nine. “ The amount of work we had to put in it was solicitation firms. 2:07:07, the second-fastest ever, incredible,” he said. to the Manchester Police Union, Ormstedt The men’s and women’s by Ahmed Saleh of Djibouti. According to David Ormstedt, assistant said, but to the Vernon Police Union and the In addition. Kenyans finished Doughty said the PBA turned to a telephone winners of the world’s oldest But they had consolation in the 1-2-4 in an important 10-kilometer attorney general for the state, the Public Meriden Police Athletic League. 9 marathon — the last major fact they would not have to face road race in Bali this month. The innovation is our now small-group dynomicsl OrKO you international 26-mile, 385-yard Densimo nor third-place finisher One of the few to disagree that join INNER CIRCIE, you’ll moot every week with 8-12 caring people who test for these runners before the Wodajo Bulti (2:08:44) of Ethio- the Boston race was a good Joan Rowley of Hebron will also seek greater subsidies, to take steps to become shore your concerns and determination. You’ll see how the power of Olympics — were expected to .pla in the Olympics, because the mutuol support con boost your motivation. You’ll enjoy individualized barometer for Seoul was Bill re-election as state central committeewo- financially independent, such as schooling gain tremendous psychological Ethiopians are not going to the Squires, coach of the 1980 U.S, INBIOEF man from the district. or job training. Thompson said. attention. Porticipotion in lively group discussions.To moke it easier to learn the skills you need to win the weight-loss battle...together lifts on their road to September’s Games. Olympic marathon team and Democrats who are delegates from the Seoul Games. Smith, the 1984 and 1985 Boston former coach of such outstanding Fire totals car fourth district to the Democratic State What's more, INNER CIRCIE is backed by 25 years of Weight Watchers Students to visit D.C. know-how— this year featuring the new healthier 1988 “ Most of the people who will be champion, agreed with Hussein American marathoners as Bill A 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity was Convention will elect the committeeman Quick Success* Program. A new approach that will help you trim down strong for the Olympics will be about the depth and the quality of Rodgers, Alberto Salazar, Greg Four students from R H AM High School faster, and more safely than you've ever dreamed possifc^. here.” Kenya’s Ibrahim Hussein, destroyed Saturday after suddenly and committeewoman at a late June date, this year’s field. Meyer and Dick Beardsley. which has not yet been set, will be traveling to Washington D C. this It's designed to help you lose weight 20% faster— and to help you keep it off. one of the favorites, said of the catching on fire, said Thomas O’Marra, “ I think Boston is next to the “ The Olympic course is flat and summer to learn about American race that was to start at noon Sullivan is chairman of the budget Come experience the difference our select group con moke in the woy Olympics (in importance),’' he is tailored to 10,000-meter Eighth Utilities District Fire Department government. you look and feel. Reserve your ploce at INNER CIRCIE notit E D T start in the little town of committee of the Democratic State Central said, “just like Boston was last runners, runners with speed,” spokesman. The four students will be participating in Hopkinton. west of Boston. Committee and is a member of the year to the World Squires said. “ This is an undulat­ The automobile was parked in front of a the Presidential Classroom program from “ It would be great to win pre-convention rules committee. Championships” ing course. home on North Elm Street Saturday night, June 18 to 25. The students are: Paige ’Boston. It would give me confi­ Hussein was looking ahead to when smoke was seen coming from the Eppinger of Marlborough, a senior, Eric INNER dence for the Olympics. It's good the Olympics in hopes of Kenya "If a 10,000-meter runner ran car, O ’Marra said. The automobile, leased Biii wouid heip poor Cloutier of Marlborough, a junior, Nancy IGIRGLE7 David Kool/Mtnchaalar Hatald to run a fast time before the making retribution for the past here, he would want to buy a from Avis Rent A Car, was totaled, though Olympics.” ticket back from Heartbreak Hill. Munson of Hebron, a junior, and Diana SCRAMBLES BACK — East Catholic’s Cathoiic at Moriarty Fieid. Northwest three Games. fire officials are unsure how much the State Rep. John Thompson, D- Elliott of Hebron, a sophomore. In order to win, Hussein, The Kenya ns did not compete in Here, it takes seven to 10 days to Dave Price, ieft, scrambies back to first first baseman Chris Pariseault awaits recover after the race.” J-91 automobile was worth, he said. Manchester, is supporting a bill that calls The program teaches students about the seeking his first Olympic berth, the 1976 and 1980 Olympics base on an attempted pickoff during Italy’s Gelindo Bordin, the 1986 Fire officials believe the cause of the fire for a $25,000 study to determine the actual inner workings of American government, the throw. had to beat an outstanding field because of boycotts and they did Groups are now forming in European champion, agreed with 470 may have been a malfunction of the car’s cost of a decent living standard for and includes presentations from Saturday’s game against Northwest that included Juma Ikangaa of not fare well in 1984. Squires on the difficulty of the electrical system, he said. low-income, families. government, m ilitary and media officials, Farmington & Manchester Tanzania, Steve Jones of Wales, “ I don’t think they were men­ John Treacy of Ireland and Geoff course. The bill was unanimously approved said Rachelle Messan. program registrar. tally prepared for the '84 Smith of BritSIp — all Olympic recently by the General Assembly’s About 400 students are expected to attend Games," Hussein said. “ But the “ I have never run a marathon veterans and potential Olympi­ Suiiivan seeks post Appropriations Committee after a task the summer session, she said. FOR MORE INFORA4ATION CALL: Merritt no hits Northwest way they ran in the (1987) World as*difficult as Boston, because of force concluded that the study was the ans this year. Championships (at Rome) and in the hills,” he said. “ And I don’t BOAR The R H A M students are the only local There has been 20 years be­ Mike Jeffries launched Pend­ championships in 1975 and’83and The only medalist among them, John J. Sullivan of Manchester will seek bqginnlng of a needed restructuring of the the World Cross-Country Cham­ think it’s a good indicator for the checki students currently planning to attend, she 1- 800- 622-2999 tween victories Nos. 1 and 244 for ers’ tenure as the Eagles’ boss a Class L runnerup finish in ’87 — however, was Treacy, who took pionships (last month at Auck­ his ninth two-year term as Democratic state’s welfare system patterned after said. Welcomed Olympics, because it’s such a East Catholic High baseball with a bang with a no-hitter on but not a second no-hitter. the marathon silver in 1984. land, New Zealand), I think they difficult course. action State Central Committeeman from the 4th federal welfare initiatives, Thompson said. The school will pay $575 for each coach Jim Penders but there is a Woirbets. Inrte# Citc'e nodOutck Success opening day in 1969 with a 3-Ogem Not until Saturday morning The women’s field was headed have the momentum.” “ But It’s good to run here, Saturd Senatorial District when elections are held The family living standard legislation student's tuition, but travel expenses are Qte teqis'eted trademarks common denominator between against St. Thomas Aquinas. when senior right-hander Pat We*ght Watcher J Iniemoionol. Inc by Portugal’s Rosa Mota, the 1984 The momentum began mount­ because it’s where you meet so in late June. would require recipients, in return for the two. overtin the responsibility of the students. * I988 Weight Wok he's Iniernationol, Inc There have been many magic Olympic bronze medalist, and ing in the World Championships, many other runners who will be in Each was a no-hitter. moments since — including state Please turn to page 13 -25ANNIVERSARY- Britain's Priscilla Welch, the as the Kenvans won three void thp It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 18, 1988 Red Sox pound the Rangers MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 18. 1988 - is By Dove O’Hara IN BRIEF Inspired Norman takes The Associated Press come around.” Cerone, hitting in a game for Board wants Budd banned BOSTON — The sun came out "Whenever we etart to hiyearly, It Just kind of the first time since spring train­ people who helped and the hits snowballed for the ing, said he went to bat "just home Heritage golf title snowballs. They went though five pitchers. hoping to make decent contact ^ year* ago so the Boston Red Sox. MUth African native could compete in the You have to feel sorry for a pitcher who has to and hoping they’d fall In.” By Rick Scoppe “ I just want to thank Jamie. He Held to six hits and two runs in Olympics, now have to drop her from their about winning again,” Norman “ I don’t think anyone realizes The Associated Press showed me inspiration and cour­ two consecutive losses to Texas, com e In against a team that’s hitting as well as roster or face having no track and field said. “ But I think I ’m probably the Red Sox broke loose Sunday in how exciting this was for me.” age,” said Norman, whose last more excited for Jamie.” we were.” competitors in Seoul. HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. a 20-hit, 15-2 rout of the Rangers. said Cerone, who was signed after victory on the American tour was Hutton, who has had Crohn’s Next Sunday, the British Amateur Athletics • — Jamie Hutton did not tell Greg “ 1 knew they would break out Rich Gedman was disabled with a the 1986 Kemper Open. “ He told Disease, a chronic Inflammation Board will announce whether it has agreed to Norman what club to use or how broken bone in/his foot. “ This was me he wanted me to shoot 64, and some time and I was Just hoping romply with a request from its governing body he should play any hole on the of the intestinal tract since he was — Mike Greenwell probably the most exciting game I had a 66. I guess that’s good 7, wrote Norman last year — we'd get out of here before they to bar Budd for at ieast 12 months for contacts Harbour Town Golf Links. enough.” did,” Texas Manager Bobby of my career, especially after before he knew he had leukemia with her homeiand, outlawed from international The 17-year-old youth who has Norman had his admirer wor­ Valentine said. being released. — in hopes of getting to meet the athletics because of its apartheid policies. leukemia was content to clap and ried through most of the final Mike Greenwell, who had only " I just want to be one of 24 guys Austraiian and spend the day ( If the BAAB does not, Britain’s entire track smile while following Norman the round. with him. two RBI in 11 games, drove In a to help the Red Sox win. I ’ll do last two rounds of the Heritage and field team could be absent from Seoul. “ I almost had heart failure with Then he went into fora checkup career and American League what they want me to do. I don’t Classic. That was enough for Jim Rice and Marty Barrett lowed only four hits and struck At a meeting of its 23-member Councii on all those short (par) putts, but he last month and found out he had season high six runs with a want to make any trouble for this Norman, who took home his first had three hiu apiece and Ellis out eight. Saturday, the International Amateur Athletic made them,” Hutton said after leukemia From there, Thurs­ homer, two singles and an infield team.” victory on the American tour in Burks, Wade Boggs and Todd Federation asked the BAAB to ban Budd for at Norman had one-putted for par on day’s Child, a charitable group grounder. "W e started talking and got Hurst ended Pete O’Brien’s two years on Sunday. Benzinger two each in Boston’s least 12 months, taking in the Olympic Games the last two holes. "So I ’m glad.” that grants wishes for sick fired up,” said Greenwell, who 10-game hitting streak while DOWNCAST BUDD — South African- “ He’s got the inspiration and "Whenever we start to hit biggest scoring spree since last and the world track championships next March. Hutton, wearing a photo­ youngsters, helped get the two capped a six-run second inning, improving his career record to born Zola Budd has har eyas cast down courage that very, very few early, it just kind of snowballs,” June 10 in Baltimore. Benzinger grapher’s armband and carrj’ing together. Boston’s biggest of the year, with individuals in the world would tlreenwell said. "They went 45-31 in Fenway Park. He is 22-7at as she leaves a London hotel Friday after a camera, walked the entire 18 They sat on Norman’s bag and joined Greenwell in hitting his a three-run homer. have,” Norman said after rally­ through five pitchers. You have to home since 1986. Lopez wins LPGA event a decision from the International holes inside the gallery ropes both watched as Frost, the last man on first homer and Dwight Evans “ The difference was in our ing from four strokes back on the , feel sorry for a pitcher who has to The Red Sox were set to wind up Saturday and Sunday with Nor­ the course and the only one with a had a two-run triple. attitude,” he added. “ We were all LOS ANGELES — Nancy Lopez roiled in a Amateur Athletic Federation on her final day to win. "He gave me come in against a team that’s the homestand against the man, who at times would tousle chance to catch Norman on the talking in the dugout and we said, 3-foot par putt to defeat Marta Figueras-Dotti on career was postponed. The lAAF on plenty of pointers in different the teen-agers’s hair after finish­ A hitting as well as we were.” Rangers today with an 11:05 a.m. final hole, missed a 29-foot birdie “ The hitters got in batting ‘Hey, it’s a good day. let’s put their second playoff hole Sunday and win the Saturday called on the British Amateur ways. ing a hole. Catcher Rick Cerone, signed as starting time to try to beat putt that would have forced a practice for the first time since some runs on the board and win AP photo $4M,000 Ai Star-Centlnela Hospitai tournament. “ Every time I played today and a free agent Thursday after being marathon runners passing Athletics Board to ban Budd from Norman also had Jamie on his playoff. last Thursday and I knew they this thing.’ Figueras-Dotti, the only Spanish player to looked over, he gave me a nice through neighboring Kenmore STRONG OUTING — Boston pitcher Bruce Hurst, competing for one year. mind as he stood over his 6-foot “ I thought the putt at 18 had a released by the New York Yan­ were ready,” southpaw Bruce smile,” Norman said while the “ We have the ability, we can ever play on the LPGA Tour, had just missed . par putt on the final hole. chance, but it broke a different kees at the end of spring training, Square. Boyd was named to start shown here last Wednesday against Milwaukee, hurled a teen-ager sat at his feet in the Hurst said. "They had been a hit.” said Boston Manager John her slightly longer putt to open the door for “ When I was over the putt on way than I thought," Frost said. celebrated his first Boston start on the mound against one-time four-hit, complete game victory Sunday as the Red Sox Fryar placed on probation interview room. “ Every time I little frustrated and I was the McNamara. “ We just had to be Lopez. the 18th,” Norman said, “ Isaidto “ That’s just the way it goes.” with a doubie and three singles. Massachusetts schoolboy star pounded Texas, 15-2, at Fenway Park. Hurst struck out made a putt, I saw him clapping • Hf raid fortunate recipient.” Hurst al­ patient and wait for the hitters to Lopez earned $60,000 for her Los Angeles MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. — New England myself, ‘This is for Jamie.’” After Frost missed, Hutton Bobby Witt, 0-2. and very excited. That pumped eight Ranger batters. victory, making her only the fourth player in Norman made the putt to put grinned broadiy and shook hands Patriots wide receiver Irving Fryar will serve me up pretty good.” P LPGA history to top $2 million in career six months’ probation in return for a dismissal the final touch on a bogey-free. with a smiling Norman. earnings, Norman gave the Madison, 5-under-par 66 for a 13-under-par The victory was worth $126,000 of weapons possession charges, his attorney said Wis. native the trophy he re­ 271 total that enabled him to from the totai purse of $700,000 Saturday. ceived for the victory, saying he I Hapless Orioles^lose in on 22-year-old record claim a one-stroke victory over and pushed Norman’s earnings Superior Court Judge Martin L. Haines on wanted him to put it in his hospitai Rodriguez over $1 million Gil Morgan and David Frost. on the American tour to $353,100 By The Associated Press Friday accepted Fryar’s application to room “ to remember this day.” position, and this was the sixth “ Obviousiy, I ’m very excited for the year. rulo followed with his third the shutout for Toronto. Keliy HOUS'TON — Chi Chi Rodriguez became the Burlington County’s pretrial intervention losing 12 in a row is one thing. game they’ve had five hits or victory despite giving up three homer, and Dan Plesac came on Gruber scored one of Toronto’s fourth player to earn $1 million on the Senior program. The program allows certain Orioles Manager Prank Robinson A1 Roundup fewer. runs in the first and a tw6-run to get the final two outs. runs and drove in the other. Tour when he shot a final-round 69 Sunday and defendants to perfrom community service or says. Winning none is something Hall, who went 3-for-4 with two homer by Dave Parker In the Deer and Yount hit their Flanagan struck out two, other activities in return for charges being else. doubles and an RBI, has 14 hits in fifth, his first in the American won the Doug Sanders Celebrity Classic Senior Merritt no hits Northwest homers in a three-run fifth off walked two and did not allow a dropped. Baltimore moved within one his last 30 at-bats. League. Golf Tournament by two strokes with a 54-hole John Candelaria, who was runner past second base. He Continued from page 11 in a non-conference game. loss of the major league record “There’s no way we realisti­ total of 8-under-par 208. EAST CATHOLIC (11) — Price rf ejected after hitting Bill came out after allowing a leadoff A n gels 7, Mariners 4 4-3-3-1, Wilson r i O-O-O-O, Stanford ss for season-opening failures Sun­ Indians 4, Orioles 1 cally expected to be 11-2,” Indi­ Following Rodriguez, who eagled the par-5 Unser Jr. takes first Merritt, in fact, wa^esponsi- 3-3-1-1, m erritt p 3-J-l-l, Rizzuto 1b Schroeder with a pitch. single to Tim Laudner in the Chili Davis drove in three runs Merritt stopped Northwest Ca­ John day. bowing 4-1 to the Cleveland ans outfielder Joe Carter said. 16th hole, were second-round leader and former ble for the only run he needed, 3-0-Z-5, Robinson lb l-O-O-O, Manolatico With one more loss, the Orioles eighth, and Henke earned his with a pair of hits, backing the tholic, 11-0, on another no-hitter. ct 4-0-0-1, Begley 3b 4-1-2-1, Dumais c John Indians. “ Nobody would have expected Tigers 8, Royals 6 NFL quarterback John Brodie and Miller LONG BEACH, Calif. — Al Unser Jr. ended knocking in the first marker in a 1-M-O, Penders c l-O-O-O, Hobby 2b would tie the major league record second save, giving up two hits in strong seven innings of Kirk Merritt. 2-0, required just 82 John The Indians, meanwhile, have this.” Chet Lemon had two hits, Barber. the Andretti family’s hold on the Grand Prix of three-run Eagle first inning. He 0- O-O-O, Beaulieu dh 2-V()-0, <3orinan of 13 to start a season by the 1914 two innings. McCaskill as the Angels won in pitches in his near perfect game. 3-0-M. Totals 29-11-11-11. pbell. won five in a row and are off to extending his hitting streak to all Long Beach, running away with Sunday’s plated Dave Price, who singled, Washington Senators and 1920 Brewers 6, Yankees 3 Seattle. <*’McCaskill scattered He issued one walk, that a leadoff DIPIppo ct 3-0-0-0, Bazzaro rt 2-0-0-0, mith, their best start since 1966. Tigers, The start already is the 10 of the Tigers’ games, drove in White Sox 7, Athletics 6 Indy-car race on the seaside road circuit. with a double to left center field. Attlonese c 3-04)-0, Lynch p 3-00-0, Joey Meyer came into the game seven hits and Ray Krawczyk Martina breezes to victory free pass in the seventh inning to Marc Mangiafico and Mike Be­ Spozo ss 2-0-00, Burnett If 2-0-00, chcs- “ A loss is a loss.” said Robin­ worst in Orioles history, and the two rans and scored twice in Lance Johnson doubled home Unser, who will turn 26 on Tuesday, picked up Dawson 3b 2-000, Parlseault Ib/p yithout a major league hit and pitched the final 1 1-3 innings for Joe Bazzaro. Merritt had a gley knocked in the inning’s other son, who took over as manager losing streak is only two short of Detroit’s victory over Kansas two runs in Chicago’s decisive his fifth Indy-car victory — all have come on 1- 00-0, Thompson dh 1-0-00, Facey 2b left it with a homer, double and his first major league save. AM ELIA ISLAND, Fla. — Martina perfect game until there were two markers. 2- 000. Totols 21-000. >r 16 for the fired Cal Ripken last week. the franchise record of 14. City. four-run fourth inning, leading road courses — and his first since the 1986 finale single in Miiwaukee’s victory Mickey Brantley’s eighth­ Navratilova used a strong serve-and-volley outs in the fifth when he dropped Rizzuto abetted Merritt with a Northwest Catholic 000 000 0—002 ITim "But what makes it doubly tough Mel Hall and Brook Jacoby had Jeff Robinson ailowed three the White Sox to a sweep of their inning homer off Frank Dim- at Miami. East Catholic 325 100 x— 11-11-1 over the Yankees. Robin Yount game to defeat Gabriela Sabatinl 6-0,6-2 in just the flip from first baseman Doug 5-RBI performance. He had a Lynch, Parlseault (5) and Attlonese; 35.55. is that we haven’t won a game. three hits apiece for the Indians, runs on four hits — three of them three-game series with Oakland. Two-time defending CART-PPG champion and Rob Deer also homered for ichele pulled the Mariners within 53 minutes Sunday and win the $300,000 Bausch Rizzuto on a potential inning two-run double in the second Merritt and Dumais, Penders (5). Bven- It’s not just a 12- or 13-game and John Farrell allowed four solo homers — in 6 2-3 innings. The White Sox scored what Bobby Rahal finished second Sunday, one lap WP- Merritt (2-0), LP- Lynch. the Brewers, and Ted Higuera 5-4, but California added a pair of & Lomb Championships. ending putout. inning and a bases-clearing two- Man- streak. It’s that we’re 0-and- hits in 8 1-3 innings before getting Jamie Quirk had one homer and turned out to be the winning run in and 33.482 seconds behind the winner’s allowed three runs on seven hits insurance runs in the ninth on For the second-seeded Navratilova, it was her "You can’t ask for much better base knock in the third. MHS postponed ever, whatever” one-hit relief help from Dan George Brett two. Brett also had the ninth on a single by Donnie Chevrolet-powered March. over 8 1-3 innings. Dick Schofield’s two-out, two-run fifth straight title this year and the second time than a no-hitter,” Penders said. Merritt has not allowed a hit in ester When Atlanta beat Los Angeles Schatzeder. an eighth-inning RBI single. Hill and three walks by Eric Manchester High’s baseball Higuera held the Yankees to an double off Julio Solano. “ He was mixing his pitches very 3-1 Sunday, the Orioles became Plunk. in as many weeks she has defeated Sabatini in a two games this year.’He worked 2 game with Newington High on The Orioles have scored just 17 unearned run in the third until Blue Jays 2, Twins 0 Seattle’s Steve. Trout gave up final. well and had his breaking ball ’ eter the only team in the major Jose Canseco drove in a run Waltz, Gregorek triumph 2/3 innings in relief in getting the Saturday was postponed by wet runs in their 12 games, Baltimore Roberto Kelly got the Yankees’ five runs in four innings on seven over the plate. Plus he had good )oro, leagues without a victory this Mike Flanagan worked seven with a double in the ninth to cut decision against Manchester grounds. The game has been hitters are hitless in their last 27 first extra-base hit. a one-out innings, giving up five hits and hits, three walks, three balks, NEW YORK — Greta Waitzof Norway, defense l^hind him,” Penders High. ksrn, season. at-bats with runners in scoring the Angels’ lead to one run. rescheduled Saturday, April .30. double in the ninth. Mike Paglia- relying on Tom Henke to finish three hit batsmen and two wild running for the first time in 10 months, teamed added, citing the play of shortstop Price had three hits and Begley 02 , 2 . Rookie Jack McDowell got the pitches. NASCAR race to Labonte at Kelley Field. ifield with John Gregorek of New York to win the Rob Stanfoni in particuiar. and Rizzuto two apiece in East’s The Indians, 0-3, were sche­ NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. - Terry Fred Trevira Twosome 10-mile run at Central Park East, 4-1, was scheduled to visit 11-hlt attack against two Northw­ duled to resume action today at 1 16.21. Labonte took advantage of Dale Earnhardt’s Saturday. A ^ h a s this morning at 11 at est pitchers. Mark Lynch took the p.m. at home against Rockville nner, misfortune Sunday to win the $351,845 First They won in a combined time of 1 hour, 42 Wainut Hill Park in New Britain loss for the Indians. 1-4. High. Smith, Gsreia help Braves end tO-^ame drought Union 400 NASCAR Winston Cup race. illen. minutes. 19 seconds. A total of 1,600 runners — Mike ByR\/ Jim l l m f^/\r\nrtKv/Donaghy ------. . . Earnhardt was comfortably leading the race 800 men and 800 women — competed in the ester and the phone was ringing off the single in the bottom of the ninth to on the y«-mile oval until a right rear tire went The Associated Press hook in his office. Tanner thought Hawkins, bringing on Lance event. rlho- score Mookie Wilson from third a single against reliever Bill flat with less than 20 laps remaining. McEnroe displays old form N L Roundup it was someone offering McCuIIers. 0-2. Maldonado then )Iton base as New York beat St. Louis Dawley, and two outs later, Labonte, in a Chevrolet, had been trailing After being rocked by losing 10 congratulations. hit a grounder to second baseman for its sixth straight victory. Galarraga hit his second home Earnhardt throughout much of the race, but Weber rolls to Open win straight games, the Atlanta Tim Flannery, who tried to get run of the season. Braves are ready to roll. The Mets tied the score in the Clark at third, but his throw was passed the two-time defending Winston Cup left-hander came in the third Pascual Perez, 2-1, pitched ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. - Pete Weber took Zane Smith pitched a four Astros 5, Reds 3 eighth on run-scoring singles by too late. points champion with 11 laps remaining and advantage of an open frame by Marshall as he whips Edberg in final inning, when Rick Dempsey seven innings, allowing fouXhits. 8 Darryl Strawberry and Kevin hitter and Damaso Garcia broke Nolan Ryan allowed seven hits After Jeffrey Leonard singled went on to win by 1.49 seconds over Holman in the championship game Saturday to walked and later scored from McReynolds and then went on to Andy McGaffigan worked the / a l-for-37 slump with his first NL in eight innings and broke a tie to tie the score, the Giants Buick-driving Ricky Rudd. win the $500,000 U.S. Open. TOKYO (AP) — Foroneday,at second on a single by Steve Sax. complete their first three-game final two innings to get his first least, John McEnroe looked like home run as Atlanta ended a Garcia, who missed the entire with a two-run single as Houston"" attempted a hit-and-run with save. e "he sweep of St. Louis at Shea his old self. record losing streak with a 3-1 1987 season with tom ligaments in beat Cincinnati at the Astrodome. Chris Speier batting. Speier victory over Los Angeles at Ryan, who has not pitched a Stadium since July 1984. The swung and missed and Parent’s Pirates 12, Cubs 7 “ I played up-and-down in the his left knee, hit a two-run homer Cardinals fell to 0-5 on the road. last year and a half, but it’s good eland Dodger Stadium on Sunday. complete game since April 25, throw got by third baseman Chris Andy Van Slyke hit two homers, off Don Sutton, 0-2, with one out in to win a tournament. I had very Bn his The Braves lost 7-4 to Los the sixth to put the Braves ahead. 1986, struck out nine. Brown allowing Maldonado to R.J. Reynolds had four hits and MCC loses two to Eastern Giants 9, Padres 4 score. good concentration today,” Angeles on Saturday to set an NL The homer scored Albert Hall, With the score tied 2-2 in the Bobby Bonilla drove in three runs San Francisco failed to execute McEnroe said Sunday after record with 10 straight losses at who had singled. second, and runners on second as Pittsburgh outlasted Chicago W ILLIMANTIC - It wasn’t a the seventh. Singles by Troy with six runs in the bottom of the luit,” a hit-and-run play but took the Expos 5, Phillies 2 trouncing top-seeded Stefan Ed­ the start of a season. The major Tanner was in a jovial mood and third, Ryan poked a single off on a windy day at Wrigley Field. pleasant Saturday for the Man­ Thornton, Todd Mercier and third. MCC scored three more lot of lead when San Diego rookie berg of Sweden 6-2, 6-2 in the league record is 13 by Washington after seeing his team win for the shortstop Barry Larkin’s glove Andres Galarraga snapped a The victory was the sixth in chester Community College base­ Scott Shaw loaded the bases. runs in the fourth on doubles from catcher Mark Parent made a men’s singles final of the Tokyo in 1904 and Detroit in 1920. The first time in 12 regular-.season into center to score both runners. fifth-inning tie with a two-run seven games for the Pirates who ball team. The visiting Cougars Wining pitcher Ken Valliere Chuck Petchark and Thornton. hould throwing error allowing Candy Open. Baltimore Orioles are one away games, a stretch that included the homer as Montreal sent visiting held onto their share of first place dropped a doubleheader to the walked the next three batters and MCC crept to within 10-9 in the top des,” Maldonado to score the go-ahead McEnroe did not lose a service from that mark. final two games of last season. Mets 3, Cards 2 Philadelphia to its seveth straight with the Mets in the NL East. Eastern Connecticut State Uni­ a wild pitch produced the four of the fifth, but Steve Rabetta run in the eighth. loss. versity junior varsity team, 9-5 Cougar runs. game and l»oke Edberg four ? h t ■: Smith. 1-2, struck out five and The music was blaring in the Rookie Kevin Elster broke a Chicago’s Vance Law singled in retired the final MCC batter with Trailing 4-3, Will Clark led off With the score tied 2-2, Herm and 10-9, with the second game times. He needed only 1 hour, 14 walked one. The only run off the clubouse, the food tasted better 4-for-34 slump with a two-out the seventh to extend his career- Todd Tamburri worked 3 1/3 the potential tying run on first the eighth with a double off Andy Winningham led off the fifth with high hitting streak to 11 games. called after 4*A innings due to bad innings for MCC, allowing three base. minutes to win his first toVima- l.\ I weather. hits while walking eight. Mercier ment title in 19 months. Eastern lOJ 301 1—«-6-3 McEnroe was ranked No. 1 in MCC is now 6-6 while Eastern took over and gave up three hits, MCC 000 004 1—5-6-3 moves to 6-3. MCC’s next game struck out three, and walked two. Valliere, and Crosby. Tamburri, the world from 1981-84, but has Celtics and Lakers experience difficulties on the road Mercier (4) and Kino. fallen to No. 25 and hail not won was today against Holyoke Com­ Eastern took a 4-0 lead in the By John Krelser ...... WP-Valllere. LP-TamburrI. since capturing the Scottsdale eight-game losing streak to the 7-0 in the final 1:55. munity College at 3 p.m. at Game 2 before MCC scored three The Associated Press spots. Eastern 045 lx — 10-5-5 Open in October, 1986. i Lakers. The two clubs could meet Jim Paxson’s jumper gave mark for only the second time in Cougar Field. runs in the third off singles by Moses Malone had 24 points for MCC 003 33-9-11-4 Edberg, ranked 22 places above NBA Roundup in the second round of the Boston a 92-91 lead. But Jeff franchise history as Clyde The Warriors jumped to an 8-0 George Mihalopoulos, Thornton, Canney, Borous (5), Rabetta (5) and The Los Angeles Lakers and Washington and Jeff Malone 23. Crosby. Bontempo, Thornton (J), Pet- McEnroe in the men’s rankings, n the playoffs. Malone put the Bullets back in Drexler scored 27 points and led a lead in Game 1 after six innings and a two-run single by Fred Boston Celtics have been the onl.v Larry Bird topped five Boston chork (3) and Kino. lost to him for the seventh time in n the Magic Johnson had 19 points, 10 front and Darrell Walker then third-quarter rally. before MCC tallied four times in Peters. Eastern took a 9-3 lead WP-Conney. LP-Bontempo. two NBA teams to hit the road starters in double figures with 23 their eight career meetings. ru in this season, lost their second road rebounds and 12 assists for his stole the ball from Robert Parish Otis Thorpe led Sacramento with any success this season. points as the Celtics’ bench^ Peter Fleming, McEnroe’s game in three days, falling to 12th triple-double this season and with 25 points. and drove for a layup and a 95-92 produced only 11 points. / coach and form er doubles Lately, the road has been Washington 98-92. the 95th of his career. lead. The only other time the Blazers the hitting back. partner, was optimistic that The Lakers have not won on the Walker, who has played little have won 50 games since joining \ East track opens campaign hips, The Lakers, who’ve had their Nuggets 133, Mavs 122 McEnroe can mount a comeback. road sinc£ beating Golden State since a December ankle injury, the NBA in 1970 was in 1977-78. four troubles away from The Forum Rockets 127, L&kers 119 The Nuggets, the NBA’s hottest NEW BRITAIN - The East McEnroe has had to contend with on March 20. has made key plays in two Feehan and Mike Masaro took 9th-grade mile with a time of 5: ll nine. for the last month, dropped their team, got 31 points from Alex Bulls 105, Bucks 97 Catholic boys’ track team opened a series of injuries that have Los Angeles may have caught victories in the past week. seventh place with a time of while Lopatka was 10th In the fifth straight road game by losing the Rockets at a bad time. Two English and a triple-double by its season at the Eastern Relays limited his appearances and shed Bullets 98, Celtics 92 The victory, Washington’s first Chicago rode a 44-polnt effort by 9:49(66 while the 4 X 1500 relay of two-mile run in 11:30. East’s 4 X to Houston 127-119. nights earlier, Houston blew a Fat Lever to win for the 14th time at Willow Brook Park Friday and hampered his game. leter The Celtics, who were burned in in six meetings with the Celtics Michael Jordan to its fifth Lopatka, Ray, Brendan Connolly 200 relay of Chris Shea, John The Celtics, who along with the 20-point lead in a 132-125 loss to in their last 15 games. Saturday. “ John is about 75-80 percent Cleveland Friday night, over­ this season, moved the Bullets straight victory while handing and Feehan garnered eighth Lund, Dean Johnson and Craig Lakers are the only two NBA Denver. The 4 X 800-meter relay team of compared to his best days. I think 9 came an 11-point deficit in the into a tie with New York for the Blazers 122, Kings 112 the slumping Bucks their fourth place with a time of 18:47.19. Damaschi finished ninth with a teams over .500 away from home Pete Lopatka, Chris Ray, Dan a comeback Is possible.” Flem­ The victory broke Houston’s final period, only to be outscored final two Eastern Division playoff straight loss and ninth in 11 Connolly took second place in the time of 1:54. Portland reached the 50-win games. ing said. McEnroe, who earned $122,250 to $61,125 for Edberg, also sail! he i Alysheba wins battle by nose felt he could return to the top of 1)1 t'K)' III Devils, Bruins reach for new heights the world rankings. “ I’ll see how I can play now AP photo By The Associated Press inches separated the two tho­ Ken Rappoport Santa Anita Handicap March 6. with different players and differ­ Boston to 18 straight series’ roughbreds, as the 1987 Derby VICTORIOUS MOMENT — John McEnroe lets his 8 The Associated Press said. “ I ’m sure they’ll play the said of the Montreal Canadiens, Ferdinand beat Alysheba by a ent surfaces,” McEnroe said. “ It land triumphs. same way. But they still have a lot the league’s most successful ARCADIA, Calif. - The battle champion edged the 1986 winner. nose in the $3 million Breeders’ will be just like climbing the excitement out after scoring his flra^ major tournament The New Jersey Devils will be eter The last time the Bruins won a to prove.” team with 22 Stanley Cups. A lot of noses shifted in favor of “ They’re about as evenly Cup Classic last November at mountain, and it Is still difficult to vvictory since 1986 as he trouncea top-seeded Stefan ed,” reaching for new heights and the playoff series over the Canadiens Actually, the Devils have made of that success has been built with Alysheba. who apparently was in matched a pair as you’ll ever Hollywood Park. do.” Boston Bruins will be trying to Edberg In the men’s singles final of the Japan Open ulat- was a semfinal triumph in 1943 only one other playoff appear­ the help of the Canadiens’ domi­ the right mood before meeting find,” Van Berg said. Argentina-bred Good Taste Eldberg said the victory should bury an old jinxNas the second tournament on Sunday. when the NHL was a six-team ance in franchise history — in nation of the Bruins in the Ferdinand in the decisive battle Ferdinand trainer Charlie threw a twist into the Alysheba- give McEnroe’s comeback ef­ ran round of the Stanley Cup playoffs league. They have only beaten the 1978, when they were based in playoffs. of their rivalry. Whittingham agreed. Ferdinand duel, finishing a sur­ forts a boost. opens tonight. service in the fourth game and Canadiens twice in 22 playoff Colorado. They were swept out in Alysheba finished a nose ahead “ The pace was perfect. It was prisingly close third, another ‘It’s good that McEnroe is low Frenchman Jerome Potier jy a again in the eighth with a lob to Hilt, After winning their first-ever matchups. two games by Philadelphia. The Bruins are determined to of Ferdinand in the $530,000 San just a nod at the end. This horse head back. making a comeback,” said the 6-2, 6-2 and won the $145,000 Nice take the first set in 41 minutes. ys to playoff series with a six-game Second-round play continues This year’s team is obviously change things this year and the Bernardino Handicap at Santa has been been beaten by more 22-year-old Edberg. “ Today he Open. The second set was -even victory over the New York Tuesday night with opening different. Canadiens think they have the Anita Sunday in the third meeting noses.” Alysheba and Ferdinand was better than me, particulary Leconte’s victory, his seventh quicker — just 33 minutes — as 1986 Islanders, the Devils set their games in the Smythe finals “ The Devils play awfully well, ” ability to do so. Montreal had a of the two Kentucky Derby The winner, ridden by Chris battled head-to-head down the in his serves and returns. Grand Prix tournament cham­ McEnroe hit two passing shots with sights on the Patrick Division between Edmonton and Calgary Washington Coach Bryan Murray slight edge in the season series, champions. McCarron and timed in 1:47 1-5 stretch in the IVk-mile race. pionship, was worth $23,000. “ I wasn’t aggressive today. My and a smash to break Edberg in the championship in their second- and the Norris between Detroit said. “ Under (Doug) Carpenter, 4-3-1. “ In the walking ring, (before for the IW-mile test, returned Good Taste, holding a 14-pound serves and returns were notge^, Potier pickecl up $11,500, the round series with the Washington and St. Louis. the race) he reminds me of $3.60, $2.20 and $2.10. Ferdinand, weight advantage, came on the sixth game and take a 4-2 lead. biggest chwk « f his career. they always had a lot of charac­ “ Certainly, it’s the best Boston McEnroe also moved well. I tlflnk Capitals. Playing in their first playoffs Muhammad Ali doing his shuffle under Bill Shoemaker, paid $2.20 strong to challenge in the final Trailing 0-30 in the eighth game, Leconte. 21st in the world, ter. Now they play with finesse as team I ’ve faced in the five years he gained confidence after the then The Bruins, meanwhile, face since moving to New Jersey in and hearing the crowd cheer for and $2.20. Good Taste, with Gary sixteenth. Edberg double-faulted, then net­ served well and approached the AP photo well.” I ’ve been here,” Montreal center victory,” se of Montreal in the Adams Division 1982, the Devils in some ways him. He knows it’s for him.” Stevens, paid $2.20. The crowd of Good Taste set the early pace ted a ball as McEnroe raised his net easily to win in 68 minutes. Carpenter, the only coach the Bobby Smith said. “ I ’m sure that McEnroe got off to a good start lon’t BOARD MEETING — Philadelphia’s Tim Kerr, left, final in the resumption of a remind the Capitals of them­ trainer Jack Vhn Berg said of 47,839 had estalished Alysheba as with Alysheba and Ferdinand hands Into the air to the cheering Devils had had since their move a young guy like (Boston’s rookie before 9,600 spectators on the — Top-seeded Kent Carlsson of • the venerable playoff rivalry heavily selves six years ago. Alysheba. the slight favorite at 4-5 with close behind. The two passed the spectators._____ checks Washington’s Greg Adams during first-period to New Jersey, was fired late in defenseman) Glen Wesley hard court of the Ariake Tennis .Sweden won the $93,000 Madrid 'h a dominated by the Canadiens. Van Berg couldn’t celebrate Ferdinand at even money. Argentine on the far turn with action of Game 7 of their Patrick Division semifinal "When we made the playoffs the season and replaced by Jinn doesn’t care that the Bruins were Park, winning the first game at ‘Three other tournaments also tennis tournament Sunday, beat­ Last year, the Canadiens swept right away, though. Alysheba has now beaten Fer­ first Alysheba and then Ferdi­ six years ago for the first time, Schoenfeld, who led them into the"" Iqsing to the Canadiens of the love. He consistently passed concluded Sunday. ing Spain’s Fernando Luna 6-2, Saturday in Landover, Md. The Capitals won, 5-4, In the Bruins in the Adams semifi­ Although the difference was dinand twice in the last six weeks, nand taking to the lead. our hearts got bigger,” Washing­ playoffs with a great stretch run. l ^ s , ’50s and ’60s. TTiey’ve Edberg, who moved to the net — Henri Leconte, without a - 6-1 in 1 hour, 45 minutes. overtime. nals to extend their mastery over officially a nose, the photo the first victory coming by At the three-quarter mile mark ton defenseman Rod Langway The same certainly can’t be played us even all year long.” aggressively. , Nabisco Grand Prix title since Carlsson earned $18,680, while verified that only a couple of one-half length in the $1 million it was Alysheba. The left-hander broke Edberg’s September 1986, outclassed fel­ Luna collected $9,340. M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 18, 1988 l e - R

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W L Pet. 4 1 1 0 Meyer 1b 14 Man's name getting jobs and taking charge of their lives ^lrulo3b 3 1 1 2 Felder pr statesman NEW YORK - A TV program called Maximum security, Shriver reports, is Oevtland 11 2 .M6 Slouahtc ■ASTIBN CONPBRBNCB First RommI women’s prisons tend to make female New York ♦ 3 3 0 2 1 Brock 1b ANOMIC OlyMeii WAWCONFMWNCB Is Bell-shaped hat "Women Behind Bars’ sounds______like some occupied mostly by younger inmates with Crohn’s .780 m Mecnm ss 3 0 0 0 Riles 3b 8 Engraves Inmates more dependent, as opposed to men’s [nation Detroit 5 4 .MO )Vi _ ^ W L Pet. PotrMi OMslon 16 Fata cimap attempt to boost ratings, but it’s an long criminal records, even if the individual 7 5 .SI3 314 Sveumse 55 23 .705 4. N.Y. Ntowders 3 9 Stick together prisons where Inmates are likely to become he was Toronto „ Oontnr 2b N.Y. Islanders A 1 ^ Jersey 3, DT News documentary that turns out to be a crimes are not especially severe. Repeat 5 7 .417 5V4 Tatots M 3 I 3 Totals New York 37 42 .450 1016 17 Badgsrilke ani­ more violent. ear — Mllwoukee 4 7 ,3M 0 WonA j Ioii 37 « . S 1016 New J tn w 3, N.y : IslandersIsli ■ 2 - 10 Adversary sophisticated examination of a growlna social offenders are more likely to be rebellious. Baltimore 0 12 .000 W'/li f^lladelphta 34 44 .435 21 r Jersey 3, N.Y. Islandeie 6 mal ■ Shriver asks one women who has been New York 010 m 1 0 2 -3 N.Y. ______„ 12 Stocking problem. ikemia Weel Division New Jetitay 10 51 .220 3716 . l.standers i New Jersey 4, DT 19 Draaa border imprisoned several times why anyone take a 1 ‘"(nates are put in "segregation ” eet the W L Pet. OB „ OtMrol Divislen New Jersey 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 Unlike the stereotypes of tough tootsies that Cotlfomto gome Wlnmno RBI — m Iw *(1).*'*” * New Jersey 5, N.Y. Islanders 5 mishap chance that could send them back. left a one n a room. One tough Inmate spends FEANUTI e day 6 .545 tggtrejf 52 35 .557 20 Hawaiian bird exploitation movies foster, correspondent OilcoBo 6 .545 I DP-Mllwoukee 1. x-Mtanta 40 30 .515 5 13 Tennis player Back home, without support, says the her time in solitary writing poignant essays Koneot City 6 New York 8, Milwaukee 4. _ . . WwtHnBloii 4 Phllodsiphto 3 22 Farm davice Marla Shriver reports in the one-hour .545 Sehroeder, Meyer, Kelly. 3B— 5"2lK22®,. • » -515 4 inmate, "you’re going to do something to about prison life. leckup Ooklond 6 .500 •A 12 MlloMphta 4, Wo^lngton 2 23 Exceedingly John _ documentary Tuesday night that most Texm 5 .455 1 HR— AMyer (1), Yount (4), | W ( 4), L i li a n a 39 40 .494 13W W k w h ln ^ 5, FhltadciMld 4 survive, no matter what the consequences." "Prison Is a place.” she writes, "where you tie had Seattle Poellorulo (3) SB— RHendmon PhljodeMta 4, Washington 3 24 Badiation 18 Spasm women in prison are there for economic 5 .417 I'A S Meochom. Indlono 35 42 459 15 learn nobody needs you, and the world goes on Minnesota 4 .400 1'4 WBSTIRN CONPBMNCB mitadeiphta 5, Washington 4, D T 21 Hateful 34 Nervous {2 43 Bold crimes like hot-check writing or welfare The biggest problem for women in prison is Thurs- IP H R BR BB SO ijto h ln c ^ 5, Philadelphia 2 msaaures without you.” Sotuntoy's Oomes New York Midwest Dtvisloa wda.) fraud and that most are single mothers with group Texos 2, Boston 0 W , L • - ngton 7, Phllodelphta 2 26 Wrinkle 23 Singer Rudy _ the separation from their children. Some­ Qmdlorla L,1-1 4 M Washington 5, Philadelphia , DT 36 Reel's 46 Ethereal children under age 3. sick Detroit 4, Konsos City 2 Guterman x-Denver S2 27 5 » 4 times they don’t even know who is raising Minnesota 3, Toronto 2 31-3 x-Daltas » 30 .541 116 28 Written avowal 26 Male children companion □ □ □ le two Milwaukee 46 Snooty parson Once in prison, the only job training they them. As interviews with weeping inmates AWIwoukee 9, New York 2 Hleuera W,24) x-Houston 45 33 .577 516 _ Adorns Dhrlslon of a debt 27 Ogles 37 Sealing device Oilcoeo 5, Oakland I 01-3 x-Utah 43 35 Montrsol 4 Hartford 3 are iikely to get will prepare them for attest, women in jail care just as much about Plesac S,1 2-3 .551 0<6 38 Ones left ig and O e ^ o n d 1, Baltimore 0,11 Innings National League resulta Son Antonio 30 40 .305 2116 Montreol 4 Hartford 3 30 Popeya'a friend 29 Ineffective 49 Food fish low-paying jobs as cosmetologists, domestics their children as women anywhere. Seattle 7, California 4 Pirates 12,Cuba7 Sacramento 22 57 Montreal 7, Hartford 3 39 Sacred bock PHIL FARES WELL in 'Today' ratings_ .270 » Oliva _ or iTOd servers. In the meantime, their nan on _ ^ Somtoy’s Oames , , , ^ Pacific Olvislen AAontreal 4 Hartford 3 33 Leatherneck 41 Annoying one 61 Solemn wonder One young woman has just arrived to begin In the week that Phil Donahue filled in for Hartford 7, AAontreal 5 with a A Boston 15, Texas 2 Meta 3, Cardinala 2 PITTSBURm ^ CHICAGO y-L.A. Lakers 50 20 .744 31 Octane families are uprooted and their children put serving a IS-month sentence for burglary. She Bryant Gumbel, NBC’s "Today” show Clevelond 4, Baltimore 1 x-Portlond so Hartford 3, Montreal 1 A SD r h bl 20 .541 in foster homes. an the Detroit 0, Kansas City 6 Bonds If O b rh b l x-SeotHe 42 AAontreal Z Hartford 1 numbers (abbr.) T — 2:34. A— 2^199. 5 13 1 DMrtnxcf 2 0 10 35 ,530 s five months pregnant and has two children regained its lead over ABC's "Good Morning birdie Toronto Z Minnesota 0 STLOUIS Lind 2b 5 2 10 DIPIno p Phoenix 27 51 .345 For "Women Behind Bars, ” NBC went to NEW YORK 0 0 0 0 Golden State 32 Wriggly fiah in a foster home. When the baby is bom it. too America.” For the week ending April 8 ced a Milwaukee 6, New York 3 N»f8bl Obrhbl VanSlyk cf 5 3 3 3 Trilloph 1000 20 58 .255 _ _ Boston 4 Buffalo 3 Dwight Correctional InsUtution in Illinois and will go to the foster home. Oilcoeo 7, Ooklond 6 Angels 7, Mariners 4 Coleman If 3 0 10 Oykstraef Bonilla 3b 5 3 3 3 Lonoastrp L.A. Clippers 17 51 .210 Boston 7, Buffalo 3 33 Cat ^ * * and a 22 share' 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 0000 Boston 4 Buffalo 1 talked to inmates who, in fa(5t, are rarely H A Q A R T California 7, Seattle 4 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 0 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 4 2 10 Sne^g 2b 5 2 2 2 x-clinched playoff berth GMA had a 3.8 and 19. "CBS This Morning " _ Monday's Oomes RReyIds rf y college historian goes into a state of mad Days' Four Oscars, including Best Picture, struggle for freedom pits him againri liis 4 0 0 0 DwEvn lb 5 0 12 playwrights have trouble synchronizing owner and friend James Mason, Ken Nor Parrish dh 3 0 0 0 Bentngr rf PHILA ^slsta— Milwaukee 24 (SIkma, Lucas Solurday, April a ness when a production company arrives went to this adaptation of Jules Verne's MStanly c 4 12 2 MONTREAL 7), Chicago 30 (Vincent 10). Total fouls— their interest in each other Dudley Moore. ton. Susan George, 1976. Rated R 2 1 1 0 Ceronec 5 2 4 0 MINNESOTA TORONTO Obrhbl abrhM Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 o.m in town to film a movie based on his book novel of a 19th-century English gentleman Seec Milwaukee 24, Chlcogoa. A— 18,551. _ ^ Monday, April 7S Mary Steenburgon, Ron Leibman 1983 who makes a bet that he can travel around 1 0 0 0 JoReedss 3 0 0 0 abrhM obrhbl Samuel 2b 3 0 2 0 Raines If 3 10 0 WISDOM Alan Alda, Michael Caine. Michelle Pfeiffer 1 1 :3 5 P M C© Magnum. P.f. Pan 1 of Buechle3b 3 0 0 0 Gladden If 3 0 0 0 Fernndz ss MThmpcf 4 0 0 1 Wlnghmcf G olf Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 1986 Rated PG (22) (30) ALF (CC) ALF helps Lynn boost the world in 80 days David Niven, Shirley 2 Browne 2b 2 0 11 4 0 11 3 2 2 0 Wednesday, April a Newmnss 3 0 0 0 Mosefaycf 4 0 10 Bradley If 3 0 0 0 Brooks rf 4 0 10 [U SA ] Cartoons her self-confidence by enrolling her in a MacLaine, Cantinflas 1956, Rated G Wllkrsn 2b 10 0 0 Bushph Tekulvep St. Louis at Otrolt, 8:05p.m.,lfnecessary beauty pageant (R) (In Stereo)' 1 2 :0 0 A M CF) Hit Squad Totals 10 10 Leachdh 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Buffets 9B,Celtics 92 □ □ I [TM C ] MOVIE: Charade' A woman be­ 32 2 4 2 Totals 39 15 30 15 Oovdsn 3b 00 00 Relderph 10 0 0 Schmdt 3b 4 0 0 0 Woltach 3b 4 0 0 0 6 :3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC) (24) Beyond 2000 comes the target when her murdered hus­ (11) Star Trek Puckett cf 4 0 10 GBell If Haves lb 4 0 0 0 (Satarrg 1b April a Texas 3 0 10 4 12 3 (T) Family Ties band's cronies look for a hidden stash (1$) Twin Star Productions oil 000- 3 Goettl 3b Parrish c Heritage Classic golf scores BOSTON (92) Detroit at St. Louis# 8:35 p.m.. If nwcwssorv (^8) M OVIE: 'Picnic' A drifter starts a Boston 4 0 10 Campsn cf 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Reed c 2 110 THAGUT Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, James Cob 'MGLAD 441 110 11x— IS Brnnsky rf 3 0 0 0 Whltfc GGross rf Bird------9^18 . 4-5 - —23, McHale *13 44 14, C© (45) A B C News (CC) chain of events at a local Labor Day picnic (2® M OVIE: 'Love, Mery' Based on Him Game WInnIni 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 Rivera ss 4 0 2 0 _ _ Sunday, May i Now arrange the circled letters to urn, 1963. _ inning RBI — Rice (2). Hrbeklb 4 0 2 0 McGrlfflb 3 110 Jeltz ss 1 1 0 0 Candoel 2b 4 0 10 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) lortn Ihe surprise answer, as sug­ (ID Jeffersons which affect the lives of five people. Wil­ true story of a dyslexic teen-ager wlio ov LCniMG-Nlf E— Boggs, JoReed. DP— Texas 4, Boston Larkin dh 4 0 0 0 Barfield rf MYong ph 0 0 0 0 Perezp St. Louis at Detrolt,8:()5p.m.,If necessary liam Holden, Kim Novak. Cliff Robertson [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 n r ’22L*£2r** RY'** monev Sunday of *-3 *0 4, Gilmore 1-21-2 3, w gested by Ihe above cartoon. (22) ^ NBC News (CC) ercame her disability and went on to bn 1. LOB-£rexas 4, Boston 7. 2B— Espy, Laudnerc 3 0 2 0 Gruber3b 2 111 Aguayo ss 1 0 0 0 Webster rf 10 11 the STDOJXIO PGA Heritage Golf Classic jtaMgs 1-4 22 4, Acres *1OOO. Totals 3*74 1956 come an award-winning physician Kristy Boggs, Cerone, Burks, Barrett. 3B— Lmbrdz 2b 1 0 0 0 Lee2b Palmer p 1111 9 : 3 0 P M ( © Eisenhower & Luu Bud is DwEvons. 3 0 0 0 played on the 4,457-yard, por 34-35—71 Nightly Business Report (38) M OVIE: 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' A McNichol, Piper Laurie. Matt Clark 1985 HR— Greenwell (1), Benzinger Lowry ph 10 0 0 Dawley p 0 0 0 0 Harbour Town (talf Links; WASHINGTON (W) _ .Smvthe Division Answer here: THE caught in an uncomfortable position when (D.S— ^JoReed (Soane 2b Ritchie p Calgary vs. Edmonton )>_A_ -/kJ k A Jk A >1 ( ^ Bosom Buddies young girl lives by her wits and charm and ho learns that a wealthy client is married to (R) 10 00 0 0 0 0 (taeg Norman, S124,000 45.49-71-46— 271 JqnM 00 *0 0, J.Williams 7-13 1-2 15, IP H RER Totals » 0 7 0 Totals Daulton ph 10 0 0 (Answers tomorrow) (3D Noticiero Univision chases the blues by visiting Tiffany's. Au­ one of his nx-flamns $9) Police Story Texas 13 7 1 Gll Morgan, S41A)0 71444948— 272 Edmonton at Calgary, 9:M p.m drey Hepburn, George Poppard, Patricia MAtaddxp 0 0 0 0 David Frost, 841,400 Jumbles: DITTO ANNUL THRUSH ENTAIL dD Love Connection d8) Hogan's Heroes Jeffcoot LO-2 1 1-3 « 6 6 Minnesota CJomes If 494449-70— 272 Thursday, April a Saturday's Neal 1961. 1 0 :0 0 P M (© Cagney 8i Lacey (CC) O 000 0 0 0 0 Fred Couples, saAXI 4*4548-73— 04 Voughn 2 2-3 9 6 6 Toronto Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals Edmonton at Calgary, 9:M p.m Answer: "Ta d ” Is what some people have while others [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (4D Quinceanera Information from a prostitute (Betty Buck- (30) Newlywed Game S1 000 tax— 1 a 510 4 Paul Azinger, 824,400 45-70-734*— 0 4 4 Z T 7 ^ ^ ^ "®®®” Totals do thIs-TELL THE TRUTH Russell 2 2 1 1 « m e winning RBI — Fernandez (1). . , »Montay, April a ley) loads the detectives to believe that one (4D P ELIC U IA El Rey de los Qorilns' Cecena David Ogrln, 824,400 47-497149— 04 Calgary ot Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. [E S P N ] Fishing; Best of Bill Dance (5^ Nature (CC) A look at the creatures of of their first cases resulted in a miscarriage 1 1 I 1 DP— Minnesota 1, Toronto 2. LDB— Wllqdelphio m i 010 000— 2 Boston a a 19 13— 02 sm vm Hottmon Curtis Strange, ai,817 70-70-71-44— 277 decay which move in when a garden is left Left In Progress Aventuras en la I 1 2 1 1 Minnesota 9, Toronto 4. 2B--Gruber, Montreal mo 010 Olx— 5 Doug Tewell, 821,817 WosMnpton a S a taUfl (Monday, April a Now back In BlGch, JumblB Book No. 9 la tvallablB for 93.M. which Includci poatiGc 7 lOOPM 33 Entertainment Tonight In of justice (60 min ) (R) Hugo Sliglitz, Peggy Bass Boston McGrIff. n494947— 20 (talgorv ot Edmonton, 9:M p.m. Bftd handling, from JumblB, eJe Ihl* nGwapapar, P.O. Box 49SS, Orlando, FL 92toa-4]«S. untended, including moss, ivy, wolf spi­ Game Winning RBI — Galarraga (1) D.A. Welbring, 821J17 4 * 0 4 * 7 0 — 2 0 JPo'h* ooals— Alnge 5, Bird. Fouled IneludG xGur namt. addrata and tip oodc and mak# your elwch payablB to Nawapaparbooka. terview: actor James Woods. (In Stereo) ( © (25) News Hurst w,20 9 4 2 2 3 8 S— Barfield. SF— Gruber, E9{x>uods— Boston 37 (Bird 7), W o d n o ^ , April 0 ders, lizards and bats (60 mm ) |R) (In [CNN] Newsnight DP— i’ hlladelphia 1. LOB— Steve Pote, 817,500 0497048— 278 Edmonton ot Calgary, 9:35 p.m, If ® News Stereo) r© Troubled Times in the Promised IP H R ER BB SO Phllodelphta 6, Montreal 8. 2B— Rivera, Russ Cochran, 817JOO M). Asslsts-- [D IS ] M OVIE: The Chosen' A fiiondsh'fi Umpires— Home, Kosc; Rrst, Barnett; Minnesota 734*494*-27B necessary ( ® (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) Land A news special profiling Israel, with Reed, Webster. HR— Palmer (1), (kitar- Mark McCumber, 817,500 72474970— 278 Washington 19 ^ , Frtday, April 0 (61) M OVIE: 'Alice to Nowhere (Part 1 of slowly develops between a worldly, as’ii Second, Cousins; Third, Roe. Straker LXM 7 7 2 2 0 3 rago (2). SB— Raines (7), Samuel (3), Hal Sutton, 8124)00 (Walker 0 . TotaTfouls— Boston 18, Wa- co-anchors Sara Leo Kessler and Jennifer milatnd Jew and the son of a H^lssl'll^ T-0:05. A— 32243. 0497049— 279 Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p m . If C© $100,000 pyramid 2)' Tw o Australian criminals intent on re­ Volopti Carlton 1 0 0 0 0 0 Brooks (2). S— Palmer. Sandy Lyle, 812000 7*7247-70— 279 shlngifon 22. Technlcol— Washington llle- necessary trieving a stolon opal necklace pursue a rabbi Based on Chaim Potok's novr*! Max Toronto IP 001 ewfOnso. A«^i8#643. (ID dl) Cheers H R ER BB SO Curt Byrum, 8124)00 494*74-0— 279 Sunday, (May 1 young woman across the outback John (ifi) Police Story imilian Schell. Rod Steiger, Robby Bens'-ii Flonogon W,20 7 5 0 0 2 2 Fhllodolphla Lanny Wadkins, 812000 (18) Kojak 1981 Rated Bridgi Indians 4, Criolesi Polmer 04*4*0— 279 Edmonton at Calgary, 8:05 p m . If Waters, Rosey Jones, Steve Jacobs (25) Barney Miller Henke S,2 2 2 0 0 2 4 4 Lorry RInker, 8124)00 47-04972— 279 necessary ( P M*A*S*H 1986 Part 1 of 2 Rontwin pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Dowlev LJ)-1 1 1-3 (24) American Playhouse: The Rise and [E S P N ] 1988 Marathon; From londor> John Mohoffev, 8124)00 734*44-72— 279 (60 min ) (Tapnd) CLEVELAND ^ BALTIMORE BK— Flanagan. Ritchie 2-3 Larry Nelson, 8124)00 4 9 7 0 4 * 7 2 ^ Nuggets 133, Mavericks 122 Astrograph d3) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [CNN] PrimeNews Rite of Daniel Rocket (CC) A young boy ®chl)i abrhM U n y lre s -^ m e ' AAorrIson; First, Phll- MMaddux 1 2-3 Fred Wadsworth, 87,583 7449494*-2KL dD Barney Miller [D IS ] Witderness Bound Narrator David makes the astounding discovery that he [USA] Dragnet 9 Tekulve 1-3 Franco 2b 4 0 10 Orsulok cf Blaine McCalllstr, 87,583 DALLAS (120 can fly (9Q min ) (R) 4 0 11 T— '’®'"^® Montreal 75494*48— 280 ( ^ d5) W in, Lose or Draw ' Niven tolls how a Scottish scientist and his 1 2 :3 0 A M ( J j Keys to Success Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 BRIpkn2b 4 0 0 0 Tim Simpson, 87,583 73-04749-2*0 Aguirre 9M 7-12 25, Perkins 7-14 910 23, family lived in Tanzania's Rift Valley for five 9 Perez W,2-l ed you to the fact that you are now In a (3D Noticiero Univision Corteref ^ P 1 0 CRIpkn ss 4 00 0 7 4 2 2 4 8 Bob Twoy, 87,5*3 7*7*70*70— 280 Donaldson 34 *0 4, Harper 2-10 * 3 7, Soccer (3D Ro m Salvaje years among a herd of wild African ele­ C© Divorce Court Jacoby 3b 4 2 3 0 Murray lb McGffgan S,1 2 0 0 0 0 1 (talvin Peete, 87,583 good achievement cycle. Victory can be ($7) Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop 3 0 0 0 WP— Palmer, 7*4*73-72— 2*0 13-14 31, Tarplev *9 *5 15 , dZ) Nightly Business Report phants (60 min ) Entertainment Tonight Interview .n Hall If 4 2 3 1 Lynn rf 3 0 0 0 White Sox 7. Athletics 6 . Dowlev. Tommy Nakallm, 87,5*3 04*0-72-280 DovIsMOO* Schrempf *0*311. T^tals420*/ < % H i r yours If you Ignore minor setbacks and perfield (CC) Sieerfonh mysteriously de Snyder rf Umpires— Home, MeSherrv; Rrst, Mon­ Bobby Wadkins, 85,390 push ahead to your goal. (ID Family Ties Pari 1 of 2 [H BO] MOVIE: 'That's Life' (CC) Blake parts for foreign shores, David's courtship tress Lindsay Wagner ("The Takirig nf 3 0 0 1 Shei^dh 3 0 10 7*73-047— a i Fligtit 847 The Ult Derickson Story' ) DCIark dh 3 0 2 1 Kennedy c 4 1 1 0 iq u e ; Second, Brocktander; Third, Bernhard Langer, 85,390 4*4973-0-ai DENVER (la) ^ r t h d a y VIRGO (Aug. 23-8^1. 22) Situations [CN N ] Moneyline Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an affluent of Dora Spenlow is opposed by her father JBell ss CHICAGO OAKLAND Weyer. Brett Upper, 854)90 architect who is confronted with a growing '^16) Wendy and Me 4 0 0 1 Schu 3b 3 0 2 0 7*7*4972-ai English 1*261-2 31, Rasmussen *0 * 010, M8C Btingrayc that may be a bit risky lor others could (60 min ) Part 4 of 5 Allonson c 3 0 0 0 Stonelf obrhbl T — 3:00. A— 14,597. Nick Fdldo, 84,451 [ESPN] SportsCenter sense of his own mortality Jack Lemmon. WEST 10 0 0 4 12 2 Phillips 2b 70497*4*-2a turn out to be relatively sure things for (61) Cousteau 88: Queen Charlotte Is­ (221 (30) Late Night with David LetTermnn _ Trober If 10 0 0 Ed Dougherty, 84,451 73-7*7*49^2*2 *5 15, Honzllk 1-2 00 2, Vincent M7 *0 30, The Manchester Soccer Club stin. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Except For Thee and Julie Andrews, Sally Kollerman 1986 land (R) (In Stereo) ♦ - - - Totals 5 12 1 Lansfrd3b April 19,1988 you today. Just don’t don’t push your Rated PG 13 a 4 10 4 Totals a I s 1 Woyne (Srody, 84,451 047-7*70-20 Dunn*2*00, Evans*7*012, Brooks 1-3*02 M e' A family of Quakers refuses to fight in V J887 4 0 11 Canseco rf Braves 3, Dodgers 1 Rocco AAedlate, 84,451 Bonds will be strengthened In the year luck beyond reasonable limits. [C N N ] Headline News (38j Alfred Hitchcock Presents 4 1 1 0 Parker If 4*497*0— 2 « Cooper 1-2*02 AAarttnOOOO* Totals5*101 the Civil War, Richard Kiley, Shirley Knight, [MAXLjMCfViE: 'Soul Man' (CC) An in- ♦ K 7 6 5 2 Clovoland 010 IN 32-0in. ahead between you and a special loved LIBRA (Saptr29-O ct. 23) Your financial Clifton James. 1975 [H B O ] Tanner '88: For Real Part 2 (CC) (4Q) More Real People Baltimore 4 12 2 Mc(3wlr 1b ATLANTA one. II you have experienced a void In geniw^s teen cons his way into Harvard ♦ 10 > 3 2 4 10 0 Hassey c — ..... a n g e l s P"Hd» 0 0 a i*—ia woitv™ J*'"oi’ay» 'whire Brian projectlohIloh Iclooks very good at this time. [USA] Airwolf Lavi^chool when his father refuses to pay Ranked fourth in New Hampshire and third ^61) Gene Scott (tame Winning RBI — Hall (2)* LPGA AI Gtar-Centinela Hoaptlal. Donvor a Si M s*— ia your life, II will soon be filled. 'on Super Tuesday. Jack Tanner continues 3 1 1 0 Boylordh AHallcf ®? . — dh r h M Be sure to fully utilize all of your oppor­ his tuition. C Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn [U S A ] Edge of Night , DP— Cleveland 1, BolHmore 2. 4 0 0 0 Javier cf 3 2 2 0 Sox 2b 3 0 11 3.Pojnt goals— Adorns, Evans 2. Fouled AR IES (M arch 21-Aprtl 16) Don't waste 7 :3 0 P M CB p m Magazine lam Caldor, on his presidential campaign trail. (In Cleveland 4, Baltimore 7. 2B— DGorcl 2b 3 1 1 2 Griffin ss acorae out-None. Rebounds— Dallas B (Donald­ tunities for Increasing your holdings. Chong. 1986 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) Lyons 3b 0 0 0 0 Welssss 4 0 0 0 your time on frivolous pursuits today. president of The National Enquirer, foster Stereo) 1 2 :3 5 A M ( © Love Boat Jocoby, Hall 2, S^u. S— Stone. SF— Snyder.' HillIlll2b OJames If 4 0 11 MHfohr If 4 0 10 son, Torpley 11), Denver 56 (Lever 19). KS’SI&.ir'ISS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Things mothers caring for babies born to drug- [U S A ] Riptide 4 0 11 Jenngsph OMrphy rf Get down to business as promptly as [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hennie Ceulder' A Manrla2b 0 10 0 (tallego2b 4 0 10 (taerror 3b 4 0 0 0 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rnal scores Asslsts-Oallos 14 (Dovis 4), Denver 0 should work out very well for you today dependent mothers 1 :tS0AM C$J World Vision IP H R ER BB SO GPerry lb 3 0 0 0 (Morshl 1b (Lover UMTotal touls-Oailas 0 , Denver possible. Things are looking good lor 8 r3 0 P M C© Designing yVomen (CC) woman in the old west seeks-revengo for Totals M 7 10 7 Totals 4 0 0 0 and money winnings Sunday of the 8400400 In situations where you are working with Anthony is reminded of his prison past C© High Rollers Virgil c 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 3 0 0 0 30. A— ’l7#(Q2. fattening your bank account. Know C© Current Affair Ihe men who killed her husband and raped Forrell W,20 Oberkfl3b LPGA AI Stor-Centinoto Hospital tourrio. others on a one-to-one basis. Luck will when a convicted murderer is released and Chicago S80 Ml— 7 4 0 10 MIDovIs rf 3 0 10 ment ployed on Ihe 4,10-yord, por-0 where to look (or romance and you'll CD 6® Jaopardyl (CC) her Raquel Welch, Robert Culp. Ernest C© Joe Franklin Vulnera Schotzedr S,2 Thomas ss 4 0 10 Dempsv c also play a role. offers him a business partnership (R) Borgnine, 1971 Rated R Baltimore Oakland a *a M l— 4 Z ^ lt h p 2 10 0 Rancho Park Golf Course; Calendar find II. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker CB ® 98 Bamay Millar (ID (38) Twilight Zone Dealer: itier (tame winning RBI — LJohnson (1). 4 0 0 0 Sutton p 0 0 0 0 Nancy Lopez, 8404M SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doe. 21) Even (22) Valerie's Family (CC) Sandy re­ Peraza LA2 4 7 3 2 0 2 71-7209—210 aet Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ cm INN Nawa 10:30P M C© News (18) Matchmaker iJiee WIHmson E— KWIIIIoms, JMcDowell. LOB— Andesnph 10 10 Marta Rgoeros-Ott, 80400 7*7*70— 210 II associates fritter away their time on members why she divorced her husband f I ’ ' ' < (hlqogo 8^ Oakland 10. 2B— (talllen, \ Holton p 0 0 0 0 Colleen Mfolkor, 80400 mantically perfect for you. Mail $2 to ® M -A -S -H when ho comes for a visit, (R) (In Stereo) (251 Barney Miller [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) Weil Nlednfoer 1 3 0 0 0 1 73-71-67— 211 Transactions fun and games today, you'd be wise to Calderon, GWalker, LJohnson, Lansford, Hamitn ph 1000 Kim Shipman, 819400 73-7*49-212 Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. INN News 8 (28) inth HEP— Sheets by Farrell. BK— Rirrell. _ Havensp Amy Alcott, 819400 TODAY keep your nose to the grindstone. Large 95) Newlywed Game 9 - O O P M C© Newhart (CC) Stephanie [ESPN] Skiing: New Hampshire Men's Canseco. HR— Parker (1). SB— Lansford Totals 0 0 0 0 Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44104-3428. Cup From Loon Mountain (R) Umpires-Home, Shulock; First, (3). S— LJohnson a 3 7 3 Totals 0 14 1 Martha Nauso, 811400 „ . ... Baseball material rewards are a possibility at this ®8 Hollywood Squares and Michael feel their relationship has be (^J Honeymoonert am - M c K w Seci^JJellly; Third, Young. Rockville at Manchester, p.m. TAURUS (April ao-May 20) Your pow­ Pass IF H Amy Benz, 811,.M) 1 time. come stagnant Part 1 of 2 (fl) (3D Punto y Aperte [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 000. T — 2:36. A— ^2040. R ER BB SO Atfonto i H §m 73-7209-213 BASEBALL East Catholic at Aoulnas, 11 o.m ers of persuasion are extremely strong 9?) World of Survival (R) OHcoao Sherri Turner, 811400 720*73-213 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) Your a;) (45 MOVIE: -The Man Who Loved the JMcDwII W.1-1 5 3 S i ss S l ^ Jull Inkster, 8114ixi 7*7*73— 03 Cheney Tech a t temers, 3 :3 0 at this time, especially In situations ®j] Thraa'a Company [ESPN ] Major Leagu/Baseball Weekly 1 :0 5 A M [H B O ] M O VIE: -Boy in Blue Openi Penny Hommel, 0,140 B A U T|M (»E ORIOLES-nActlvoted Ken ^ SofIbMI popularity Is in an upward trend, and W om en' (CC) A therapist recounts her (CC) Near the end of the 19lh contuiy, Lona 1 i-3 1 J*®' ~ D(tarclo (1). 7*0-49-214 S 5 i? 7 2 i® i^ ? '5 r. from the 0-day dls- where you are trying to gain support this Is an excellent period to expand [C N N ] Crossfire deceased patient's long list of cooperative [H B O ] Not Necessarifw the N e w t of the JnCXivIs 12J 2 *' '-®* Angeles 4. 2B— Hollis Stacy, 0,140 0-73-70-04 Manchester ot Rockville, 1 p.m World The news team reborn on the inter­ young oarsman Ned Hanlan rises from a DMurphy. 38— DJames. HR— ( X t a i ^ I*!*!* Sent Tito Landrum, outfielder, , Girls Tennis from others for something In which you [E S P N ] Stanley Cup Playoff: Wale conquests. Burt Reynolds, Julie Andrews, Thjopefi S_,3 1 0 RoMn Hood, 0,140 73-7*0— 04 PutaWtt to Rochester of the International your circle of acquaintances. You'll be national scene - from Rioyo^ykjavik and life of bootlegging to become an interna Radio, T V (I). SB-AHall (3). S— Sutton, Sax, Nancy Ledbetter, 0,140 Berlin at East (tathollc, 11 o.m. believe. well received. Conf. Oivialon Final. Game One. Tnams Kim Basinger 1983 tional rowing hero Nicholas Cage, Christo OoatafMl D(tarcta. 720-0— 04 Moscow to Managua |6C ^iJ.) (In Stereo) Onttvtros L,l-i 3 2-3 4 Sally Quinlan, 0,140 730*73-214 ■ jS w N TO BLUB JAYS-Ploced Jimmy OEMUH (May 21-Juna 20) Continue to AQUARIUS (Jon. 2*Fab. 19) Important to be announced Starting time is tenta­ C© Israel. 1988: The Dream at 4 0 Por­ pher Plummer. Cynthia Dale 1986 Cottarot 4 IP R ER BB SO Cothy Morse, 0447 TUESDAY tive. (3 hrs.) (Live) trays life m Israel as seen through the eyes 11:00PM C£| ® (3o(‘m , N .w x 3 Attaato 7*7307-215 Key, p tti:^ , on the 1*day dtsoMed list. Bosctoaii explore Joint-venture arrangements. situations will have a way ol working out [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action' An TONIGHT Plunk 1 1-3 1 Avoko Okomoto, 0 4 0 7 2 7 2 0 -0 5 Recalled Lou Thornton, outfielder, from Something substantial can result II you of an Israeli family throughout the past (X ) Spacial Edition: Koch on Call:: The American colonel returns to Vietnam to ZSmith W,l-2 1 1 1 Debbie Massey, 0444 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 3:M to your ultimate benefit today, yet It will 8 :0 0 P M CB Kate & Allie (CC) Kate JnDovIs pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Los Anooies 720-72-05 Syracuse of the Intanottonal League. make the right kind of link-up. fofty years Narrated by Tony Randall (60 New York Primary search for MIAs Chuck Norris. M. EmmiM HBP— McGwire by JMcDowell, Baylor Sandro Palmer, 0,256 0-7*49-214 „ Softball still be necessary lor you to exert an ef­ plays matchmaker for ex-boyfriend Ted mm.) sCh” n’’.l?w7HT’""** Su^ L,*2 4 5 2 2 0 5 MItzl Edge, 0,254 East Catholic at Windham, 3 : » CANCER (June 21-Jiily 22) If you are In and her friend Angela. (R) ( © Street Walsh, David Tress 1904 Rated R PEOF -J'*® P-ta- — Bruins ot Canadians, by JMcDowell, Mc(3wlre bv ThI 7*7270-00 PHIl>DELPtttlA PHILLIBS-Ploced Rocky Hill ot Coventry, 3;W fort to guide things along. WP— Cadarot. BK—Ontiveros. Holton 2 2 1 1 2 2 (Mard Boxorth, 0,254 7 * 0 -0 -0 6 need of spwslal favora at this time, don't (© M O V IE : 'Hopscotch' A CIA agent un­ fll) MOVIE: 'The Prisonerof Second Av­ ffD tNN N e w t Channel a “ B i Havens i 0 o 0 0 1 Jett Calhoun, pitcher, on the l*doy disabled Track PIBCS8 (Fob. 20 March 20) Don't put enue' A New Yorker in his late forties 1 :3 0 A M at) INN N e w i know th Hassey. J(xiet Aixterson, 0,254 7 2 7 2 0 -0 4 1st. .Opitoned Todd Rrohwlrth, pitchor, to hesitate to make your wants known to willingly relegated to a desk job leads 7:M p.m. — Devils at Capitals, ESPN . DtaPlres-Home, DoMuth; First, Wen- limitations on your hopes and expecta­ faces the future without a job Jack Lem­ Untouchables ^ Dating Gama , Umpires— Home, Welke; Rrst, Morrill; 0-7*0-214 M in e of the International League. Recoiled your friends. One or more of your bud­ agency officials on an international chase about Cl 8 p.m. — Yankees at Twins, WPOP d q h l^ ; Second, Rennert; Third, Morsh. Dob Richard, 0 ,2 0 ondToWs'!*'''"’ tions at this time. Even If you fall short, mon, Anne Bancroft, Gene Saks 1975, Street Second, Brinkman; Third, Coonov. T— 2:0. A— 44484. 727272-04 WII Dowlev and Greg Harris, pitchers ^ . MytTciiiils dies could be extremely helpful. when he writes his memoirs, exposing (5® Alice hiie Heather Forr, 0,255 from Maine. what you can realize will still be larger (2^ (35) MOVIE: 'When the Bough 7*4973-04 Chtntv Ttch at Bait Hompton# 3:15 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Yesterday I alert­ several corppany secrets Walter Matthau, New s (Live) [C N N ] Newsnight Update than usual. Glenda Jackson. Ned Beatty 1980 Breaks' (CC) A child psychologist obses (2ft Soap [ESPN] Sports Trivia f J i— MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 18.1988 18 — M

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Errors which donotlessen the value of the advertisement will not be Good corrected by on additional Insertion. negotl ratings — THBORIIZWCUB by Bill Schorr lied in for Sand n opmei ly” show A PART TIME Notices A -fH E ft m M Easter d Morning & LCVE 15 NEVER HAVINS H i] HELP WANTED A K E ^ M M t N e UR5T15EAM J HELP WANTED [ h elp w a n t ed I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED D r . C r a n e ’ s Q u i z CT., I ! April 8, ^ -1 6 (D 1966 Uot1«d F—tur« B y n d te jf !nnc. TO 5FMIjVN... r ------\ T TD«S/ve3U’RE WJN6R/.. As 0 condition precedent to Hebroi I 22 share the placement of any odver- WANTEI flslnp In the Manchester He­ DENTAL Hygenlst. Port Morning" HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* - Q r time, 2-3 days per week RETIRED Person take S E C R E T A R Y -’’T errlflc /lobori rald, Advertiser hereby BEAUTICIAN note! Ideal outdoor centage of In small established SUPERVISORS working condition" c e n SI CQ oprees to protect, Indemnify Meadowe Manor a work. Approximately le share is 60(2|? r... WEteE g a Stan Drake 141 New London Turn- New York, Inc. ioa FLORAL Designer. Expe­ seeking applications MECHANICAL rienced In weddings port tin pileanta please contact: plke, Glastonbury. tor the position of 643 2D42 F^eople' A PART TIME 4S1 Mala St. and all kinds of floral Building and Grounds In Rock iM eflor hiS QUICK/ IF ANYC3NE SUSPICIOUS Mrs. Burdick r e a l Estate Salespeo­ Eatt Hartfard, CT 0611S FLORIST Shop work. time I I'LL BET ME w a t c h e d HELP WANTED arrangements. Greens Molntalner. Working Mt Winnof COMES NEAR VOU, TEAR IT ple. Top commission An Equal Oppottunlly Emptoyar Floral Designer. Full /Bookk :turo. Don A spy MOVIE LAST Meadows Manor A Things Florist, 296 W. knowledge of buildings UP AND EAT TME PIECES NISHT paid especially tor MT or port time with some SECRETARY. Part time, Chester ore. Tin • 333 Bldwell St. Middle Turnpike, Man­ and grounds malntaln- Slerpfil good listers. Coll 643- experience preferred. chester. Ask tor Elva. ance reaulred. Expe­ approximately 15 tor Intel hours per week. Nice WANTED. Mature Manchester, CT 06040 4263 ask to r Jock Apply In person; 643-1635. rience In bulldina con­ CUSTODI, woman to work port 647-9191 Loppen In the Loppen Krause Florist, 621 struction, plumbing, working conditions,sa­ th e Bi Show (In time In daycare taking MEDICAL Secretary- lary negotiable. Job Building. Hartford Rood, heating, electrical or Schools core of Infants. 1 |ob NEED EXTRA CASH? Monchester. Medical experience requires good organi­ u SECRETARY. Entry preferred but not ne­ landscaping desired. monent available 7om-1pm. 2 PART Time- lOam-zpm level opportunity with Requires flexible hours zational skills with i GROWTH Company look­ cessary. Windsor Phy­ light typing, filing. shift. F IS l l lobs available 1pm- dolly to relieve safe growing Glastonbury Including some even­ ondopp awNaoio 6pm. Call The Child­ deposit clerk. Please HAVE A PHONE? ing tor future manage­ sician, 4 or 5 day week. Word processing a firm . Top salary and ings and weekends. Ap- Bolton ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue ren's Place Inc, Man­ apply; Savings Bank of ment. Otters profit 8am to 5pm. Call Cathy plus. North United 5 and thnir opportunity tor shoring and manage­ at 688-0076. pllcatlons accepted cation. I mark Hnn chester. 643-5535. Manchester. 923 Main WANT TO WORK throuoh April 22, 1988. Methodist C hurch, growth. Word process­ ment potential. Ambi­ Manchester. 649-3696 Street. Manchester, ing experience a plus. Apply at 222 Bolton I THINK WE JUST KILLED ...WEVE EASED / YES! AND IF HE / I'VE GOT A FPPL- CT. 646-1700. EOE. tious Individual needed mornings, 643-1867 s te re o ) .TWO pterodactyls w it h ALLEY OUT OF I SUCCEEDS IN HIS iV*S I MAY HAVE Friendly work environ­ FROM HOME? to learn Industry from Center Road. Bolton, evenings. ^ On e s t o n e .u m p a ! PART Time Motel Desk GROUP Home. Port time \ b it ten w r e ment. Excellent benef­ Straight Commissions ground up. 649-4563. CT. or phone 649-8743. Clerk to work 1 position open to work Maintenance GRAND WIZER.../ qUR OLD WIZER i THAN I CAN its. Fee paid. Coll Ann — Income UhlImItedI CONSTRUCTION- Repu­ TYPIST- We need an WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoeat b a c k DOiyG HIS ^CHEW THIS TIME! weeknlght-4pm to mid­ with adults with mental Ross, 659-3511. Busi­ Manager M m night. Saturday-8am to Call me for an appoint­ table paving contrac­ Individual with good Growing office naada retardation. Various ness Personnel typing skills, policy f r l 'hi 12 noon and Sunday-12 ment between 3:30- tor seeks qualified The Coca-Cola aoMfne Oompany capable individual to J ISiNG GUZ AND V shifts available In Man- Associates. truck drivers ond VpfiL lne.,haaanopanlrn typing preferred but noon to 4pm. We con be chester/EIIIngton. 5pm Onlyl Ask for tp ^ Malniwwnee Manaoer In o w join staff. ■ 'QUEEN UMPA HAVE equipment operators. laat HartM pianl. not required. The posi­ 1 JUST PERSUADED flexible. Pleasant Driver's license re­ Company benefits, ex- tion also requires GOOD ATTITUDE " it m i g h t GE m o r e ALLEY OOP TO GO working atmosphere. quired. Excellent ftapenatWe ter tie rnalmenanoa AND RND A NEW $6 per hour to start. Dennis Santoro cellent poy, 633-0543. and repair of NgMpeed strong clerical skills. ESSENTIAL. Modest IMPREG6IVE IP working conditions RECEPTIONIST don maoMnaa. Iduai de aMe lo We otter a pleasant STRING OF BEADS Coll Connecticut Mo­ MECHANIC- Reputable lanaaa pepple ar typing akills. data >p Night- FOR THE FORMER and competitive sa­ Bloomfield area. Indi­ B43-27II YOUR REBUME \oO tor Lodge tor appoint­ paving contractor ntaa. (M Nlad office environment In entry experience I siiminnr I GRAND WIZER.' lary. Call MARCH, Inc vidual must possess poaaaaa a alreAe maehamoal ment. 643-1555. seeks aualltled person Glastonbury with free r, 0 cuun WASN’T WRITTEN M-IB to Manchester. 646-4446 bapkaround ^ue good planning parking. If you are helpful. Will train litory ruin giM6 good typing akills, tor all phases of equip­ and o fg a n m tlo n a r afcMe. I ko# ^ IN CRAYON, — ■ S're between 12-4pm. person with ability n. Adnm m pleasant phone man­ ASSISTANT M anagers ment and truck repair donal oommunloadon and peofNe Intererested please call MUNSON’S Chocolote’s, nranagemant Joy or Gerry at 659- and willingness to K E V lM .” THB b o r n l o s e r by Art Santom WANTED- Strong, relia­ ner, computer experi­ ond Manager Trainees and maintence. Com­ dukedT Route 6 Bolton Is now ble young man to do for tost growing plzza- 3561. Crum & Forster. learn. Competitive \ slave s ence helpful. Full time pany benefits, excel­ Aa an mduetry leader, we offer e JBinFI Ills accepting applications yard work and odd lobs rla. Opening 20 stores pompedttve wage end Peneflu wages, fu)i benefit ^6LAp Y$,..^ position, competitive lent pay. 633-0543. EXPERIENCED Kmi Nfjf m CWT W5C^MI6E 0 JE»:-1D-C«eeic tor port time retail In the North End area. In Greater Hartford progiremln eddNlpn to opportur^ Wrecker Driver- All package, and I n salespersons. Hours Port time. 649-7743. aalary with company area. Great advance­ for growdi, AWY/MDFgz‘ le p p ty lo : company benefits. Call supportive are Monday-Friday, 4- PART Time- Flexible 4 to paid benefits. Call for ment opportunities. Port 1 of ¥ Ston Ozimek at Mor- atmosphere. Call a 8pm. Approximately 8 5 hours. Days or even­ Interview. Little Coesor's, 646- ESTIMATDR The Coca-Cola larty Bros. 643-5135. hours on Saturday or ings. Word processing 4300. for 647-9938 for ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Sunday, averaging 15- experience helpful. Ex­ Bottling appointment. 20 hours per week. Call cellent poy tor depen­ MATHER EXPERIENCED Siding Construction Work AIR CDNDITIDNINO 647-8639. dable person. 647-7343. CORPORATION Instoller wanted. Full Company of INSTALLERS m GLAD M5.16eLLI6 |5 Background helpful d on thn VK,IVieLOPV. IT m a k e s 05E O f Trie 21 West Dudley Town Rd. time. 643-9633 or 742- LCniMGr N16 P(?W£ MY$£LF PARAPROFESSIONAL 5406. Oood piy. Knawlidgi of Clotslflad Is the affective wlio ov TilAT'5 c:DM/V|DPlTVL3f WH16H PART TIM E Bloomfield, CT but not necessary. New York, Inc. )n to he Aide needed In the and Inexpensive way to W frlYlMG m EYTRA FA5TKACK 'lill^ 60MRAMV HAS A Bolton Public Schools, Immediate opening. ♦ S lH a h iK fhiot milal, duet work. in Kristy 1 7 ^ Safe DRIVERS HELP Wanted. Apply In find o cosh buyer for f?EGft)MGlgluri6$,/ R?LICV. SlZAPLfi ^ORPUfS. port time mcnlng 242-0743 Apply to: East NaitfMO, CT Mill Oood working eond. household Items you no k 1905 needed to drive our Ask tor JoAnn person: Pero’s Fruit hours, 19 hours per An Iquto Owortwilly a.H»yto longer use. 443-2711. c children to and from (OE Stand, 276 Oakland NUTME6 week tor grade one. Street, Manchester. The MAK Co. schools In For Information and 643-6384. MECHANICAL FRANK AND ERNeST by Bob Thavoa Manchester. application call Steven CUSTODIAN- Night shift 643-2659 EXTERMINATOR. 3 Im­ 643-2D4Z Free training. Ideal Bent at 643-2411. EOE. Contact Dr. Mlchoe' FOOD Service. We have THE DEADLINE FOR Qorilns' , Blake, Prlnclpoi Tol­ mediate openings with la srjlvij for college students, openings tor full ond growing pest control PLACING OR land High School. 872- port time positions In APTITUDE TESTING homemakers (you can 0561, application dead­ DRIVER. Immediate op­ company. Will train CANCELING AN AD IS X D I D (5‘/? £ A T ! H e ■HELP WANTED our Cleon, modern to- ening. Manchester He­ Inexperienced Individ­ 12 NOON THE DAY bring a child), retirees line April 15th. Position clllty. Positions vary londsh'f) rold route Coventry uals. Salary Is negotia­ SHIPPING/ BEFORE, MONDAY - RlrtofeObf,!, O and others. to begin April 18th. from the assembly and lly. asM ^AIP WH£N IT :-RAY Technician tor EOE. area. Short hours, ble. Advancement op­ COMES" packaging to our FRIDAY. IN ORDER H.'ISSl'Iir, Call - 643-6912 busy orthopaedic prac­ good pay. Coll 742-8867 portunity ovallable. RECEIVING TO MAKE THE NEXT /el Mf»j« tice In Storrs area. Full homemade foods to or 647-9946 and leave East Hartford based. Full time position at nnns'.ri T o ^ E L o w ISSUE. FRIDAY Bridge time. Experience ne- meot slicing and main­ nome and telephone 527-9449. COUNTER tenance. Super benef­ Manchester Plastics AFTERNOON BY 2:30 cessory. Excellent number and I will call Manufacturer on first londt»r> A M E fffK G B , X ^ M starting salary and be­ its tor toll time posi­ you bock. PM FOR MONDAY’S M e d ic a l tions. Weekdays only. shift - 8 sm to 4:30 pm. nefits. Reply to: Box HELP DENTAL Assistant. Full ROOFERS a ISSUE. THANK YOU pportunities No nights or weekends. Individual to coordln- Different goals, doubleton. However, even with a bad A V f f J A G ' e ! O RR, C/O The Manches­ time position available FOR YOUR ter Herald. Ask about our flexible ROOFERS HELPERS sts and record all In­ 9 NORTH 4-18-88 heart split, 12 tricks were there if ATTENTION ALL - NEEDED!! Immediately. Expe­ COOPERATIONIII 9 ho*rs tor days. Glas­ C im bjfwA, 4nc "^V-4AVjff5 LABOR Type work avail­ rience or training re- Inaxparlencad help. coming and outgoing ♦ J 10 9 s a m e skill West, the defender holding the king of R N ’S, L P N ’S, Nights and Weekends. tonbury. Coll for de­ now .11 T A K Q 3 able In Coventry. Will . oulred. Coll 643-6528. •8 per hour starting shipmsnts, and perform diamonds, also held length in hearts. X-RAY TECH'S, No experience neces­ tails at 633-7656 osk tor ikiiiq nf ♦ 9 4 3 By James Jacoby ’To exert pressure upon West, declarer WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll train. Call 742-7308. Ev- Dove. pay. Good working various warehouse du­ rv' ) Medical Assistants & enlnos 742-9277. sary. Will train. Stop In MACHINIST. Immediate ♦ 8 7 4 first had to give up a trick, so be conditions. Call ties. Exparienca pre­ Medical Receptionist SWIMMING Pool irT- or call opening for Isf class WEST EAST Rubber-bridge fans deprecate the played the club jack from his hand. ferred. Dependability / tterm.tn TTHE NEW PRINCIf^L AAY CONDUCT IS AS LOOKS LIKE A t RBALlf Immediate Medical staller. Must have 2 Mochlnlsf fo set up and ♦ - - - ♦65432 tournament player’s efforts to win Eiast won the queen and returned a di­ Supply Clerk operate; Lathe Bridge­ EASTE8N flexibility nscssssry. overtricks. That attitude is unjustified 5 A I P HE COesNlT- B A D A S M Y S O T M Y VVCRK eXJTCUT Care Centers has va­ year's experience with VJ987 ♦ 65 amond. South took the ace and then In-ground vinyl pools. Hartford Meadows Manor Is port and CNC Machin­ Compatitivs wages end ATTENTION ♦ K 7 6 5 2 — the skill used by the tournament ex­ &ELIEVE... RECORD SHOWS. R D R M E . rious openings in sev­ ROOFING CORF. ♦ J8 cashed dummy’s A-K of hearts. (If the 742-7803. Evenings 742- currently seeking a ing Centers. Liberal full benefit package of­ BENERAL LABDRERS ♦ 10 9 3 2 ♦ KQ65 pert to squeeze out an overtrick can jack fell, he could next win his 10 and eral of our locations in 9277. Road Dairy overtime, fully olr con­ fered. Call 647-0938 for part-time supply ditioned shop. Apply 282-0711 AND SOUTH just as easily be used to make an ambi­ return to dummy with a spade to cash the greater Hartford appointment. tious contract. There’s nothing dra­ the remaining honor.) Then he played area. clerk to deliver sup­ of: Paragon Tool Com- COLLEBE STUDENTS ♦ AKQ87 Queen ponv, Inc., 121 Adorns ♦ 10 4 2 matic about today’s three no-trump his club ace and the remaining spades. • Nursing/M.A. part HELP WANTED plies to nursing sta­ WAREHOUSE As- contract, so to appreciate the clever Street, Manchester. CABINET Maker. Grow­ Olsten Temporarlaa ♦ AQIO When the last black winner was time evenings and One bright, hard­ 6 4 7 - 1 0 7 6 tions. The 16 hour semblers, shipping, re­ •JM' 647-9935. ing architectural has Immediate ♦ A J work done by declarer to make 12 played. West had the choice of jetti­ Y (vjJ (ll "lU.iAAfc'^iw ceiving and general w eekendiis. working, fastideous, Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Veil. position will be Fri- woodworking com­ tricks, imagine that you are the de­ soning the king of diamonds, thus MAINTENANCE Person, w arehouse workers openings for youlll Vulnerable: Both intalligant, young 40 hours with benefits. pany Is In need of clarer in sJx no-trump, with a friendly making declarer’s 10 a winner, or un­ • X-Ray full time, day-Monday, 4 needed In Vernon, Full time days, long Dealer; South parson to assist the Apply In parson; Solva­ Manchester and South lournayman-level ca­ diamond lead. guarding the heart jack. Either way, 3 d a y s per w eek, hours per day, hours P8T part time Sundays EXPERIENCED Con­ tion Army, 385 Brood Windsor locations. All binet maker. Good pay or short term. Wide South won East’s diamond jack with declarer had 12 tricks. m . dally running of a negotiable. Starting Weil North E ait South 1 lam-7:30pm large business. Must crete Floor Finishers Street, Monchastar. shifts available for ondbenaflts. Coll R&R variety of areas. Taka 8 2 NT his queen and played a hi^ spade. and Form Builders. Ex­ salary la $7/Hr. these temporary as­ Woodworking. 645- I Men's be willing to learn advantage of our 3 NT Pass Pass When West showed out, it seemed un­ James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on U.S.ACRe8 byJImOavli • M edical cellent pay, medlcol- Knowledge of medi­ signments. Coll Kim 6149. Receptionist, and dedicated. Long many banafita. Pass likely that the heart suit would split Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ /dental benefits. Must cal supplies and Assistant Project today 872-0622. JOB- well for declarer. South had 11 tricks (written with bis father, the late Os­ IT LOOKS LIKE RAIRPEAR. part time evenings term position for so­ be experienced. 742- PRO, The Light Indus­ Reglatar for work in Blue Opening lead: ♦ 5 •rtWlP BETTER TAKE VOOR and weekends 1053. computers helpful, Manager CLERK-Typlst. Port with the opening lead, so the 12th trick wald Jacoby) are now available at UMBRELLA TOWV meone willing to trial Specialists. time. 4 hours par day. today and you could rontufy, would depend upon either the hearts bookstores. Both are published by work their way upl but will train. Please from n • We have recently re­ PLASMA Sprayers or Immediate opening TYPIST. Full time with Needs good telephone be working tomorrow. interna dividing or perhaps the jack being Pharos Books. view ed 01^ rate scale Send resume or let­ mechanically Inclined Contact Mrs. skills. Easy highway for offlca/slte IBM PC knowledge Coma In or call; Christo and offer a competi­ Individuals to leorn Bouchard at; access Hartford-West 5 ter, salary desired, asslatant to manage partarobly with Multi- tive starting salary Plosmo Spray opera­ mote Advantage II, Hartford line. Coll 233- ion' An etc. to; tion. $7 per hour to Meadows Manor construction projacts. 4471 ask for Harriet. plus a weekend differ­ Hewlett-Packard nam to Box TT start. Excellent benef­ Apply to; Loser Jet Printer. Cus­ EmmiM ential. Interested ap­ 333 Bldwell St c/o Manchester Herald its. Apply between tomer contact-other Get naadad back-fo- n plicants call SHERI 9am-2pm or coll 633- PEOPLE WHO KNOW ^ P.O. Box set Manchester, CT. The MAK Co. ganeral/varlad office school money by sailing 162 Spencer Street know there's a certain magic ■ > I v ^ # WW b ■ ■ 721-7393 Manchaatar.CT 00040 9474. Connecticut duties. Full benefits unnaadod Items around Hordtoce. 911 New Manchester about Classified Advertising. M onday-Friday, 9-4 647-9191 program Inc lu d in g your home. Use a low-cost London Turnpike, 643-2659 dental paid. Coll 528- od In Ctosslflsd for quick 643-2711 f^lnefrm hitrv 6 4 M 9 9 1 jnw tWVTB 1815. results. 1988 — 17 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 18, 1988 — 19

MISGELLANEDU8 CAR8 CAR8 W A N TED I Would you AN Expanding Medical D A TA Entry-Clerical. Sa­ lANDRTDRAGE F0R8ALE F0R8ALE 'like a 1 or 2 week's stay Transcription Firm lary to 1SK, Glaston­ DiwiiD sponk'n newll F0R8ALE . has openings for Home MAINTENANCE LARGE, Wooded bulld- M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ at the beach In ex­ bury. Entry level ^ Ootn- MANCHESTER- Spo- M ANCH ESTER. Indus- QUEEN SIZE Waterbed change for driving for Transcription. Appli­ opportunity entails ino lots In Southwest­ room Duplex. $750 clous 1 bedroom, op- CLASSIC Ford Falcon SIESTA 1980- Needs a b ^ C o lo n lo l In Bolton ern port ot Manches­ monthly plus utilities, trlol, office, commer­ complete. Dork pine, 4 errands, etc. Referen­ cants must have at data entry, some figure A CLEANIN6 slotod for completion pllonces plus cial space. 2400 square 1964. Runs, needs some little work. $200 or best ^ ter. $102,000-$125,000. 116 boths, modern kit­ drawer base, omtchlng work. $200. Call Gene ces exchanged. Details least 3 years expe­ work and general of­ . In torly May. 3 tpo- microwave. Fenced feet. Loading dock. nlghtstond and chest of offer. Coll otter 5:00. rience In discharge 563-1413.______chen, all appliances. 2 yard, small pet al­ after 5:30pm. 633-6164.0 649-4615.______to be discussed. If In­ fice duties. Chance for CUSTOMAN ; clous btdroomi, 7Vt months security. Ref­ Woodland Industrial drawers. $500 or best terested reply to: Box summaries and opera­ salary and career b a th s , 1 st f lo o r MANCHESTER- Level, lowed. S550 per month Pork. 643-2121.______otter. Coll after 4pm. PLYMOUTH Horizon SUBARU GL Hatchback tive reports. All equip­ cleared, approved lots. erences. No pets. 643- U, C/0 The AAonches- growth. Benefits. Fee with light carpentry, • laundry, mudroom, 2121. Plus utilities. 647-0593. M A N C H ESTER - Indus- 568-1903.______1980. Good condition, 4 1986. Mint condition,' ter Herold,______ment Is furnished plus paid. Call Ann Ross . orgo kitchen with dln- City sewer/woter. ROCKVILLE- 3 bedroom, cylinder, 4 door, 4 low mileage, 14,000. pick-up dnd delivery. electrical end O U B in u W N Price cut I 646-7207. trlol, office, commer­ RESULT Ota renovation. AUTO Ports Driver 659-3511. Business Per­ _ CARKimiVA • ODD lobi71f?UcWna • Ing area that overlooks 4 Rpom apartment, 2nd wosher/dryer hook-up. cial space. 2400 square speed. S1500 or best Excellent shape Inside Call 647-7343. sonnel Associates. plumbing knowledge We hove 15 doors, offer. 649-3692.______wanted. Experienced ■ BieBtUNCfeiyiCIA Home repairs. You , a beautiful wooded floor with ops, gas Large yard, S6S0 per feet. Loading dock. 80"x30" and 80"x42". and out. See to believe. helpful. Please apply CwnoMa homa npalr* and r»- > rear yard. Exceptional stove and a retrlsRro- month plus utilities. $5700. 647-1924 or 647- preferred but not ne­ meyns-Wg apaoSitaa In basi- name It, we do If. Free Woodland Industrial Some ore flre-roted. OLDS Sierra Wagon 1984- cessary. Good driving estimates, insured, 643- oak cabinetry, choose tor. $500 per month Coll 647-0593.______Pork. 643-2121. Colors are white and Power steering, power 1264. between 9-3pm to fill fooma and Mwwna. email aoaia ^MTaaMaarTMtaMti with 2 months security. record a must. Coll a Maa, irtMMpa dl laatadiid aMap oofiwnamal wotk. naplaiirad. In- law iMtOT oflMii OMcMm 0364. • your own floor cover- M ANCHESTER, 2 bed- mahogany. For more- brakes, A/C, AM-FM PLYM OUTH Horizon TC- .....9) Steve at 647-9712. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES out employment aurad, rafaranaaa. Member cf m, McrncrtMW I ing and colors. 2.3 Telephone 645-6773. room, heot, hot water, Information coll Man­ stereo. $5500, 646-6168. 3 1980 for sale. Stand­ .....9J application. CeN o a y -m * • oerts suitable tor appliances. $550. Ref­ chester Manor. 646- VW Convertible 1982. 5 ard, good body, good .....93 V e ACHER Resource AVAILABLE MMIM MIIINM8 • NUIIIKNI8 : horses I $264,900. Jock- MANCHESTER. 454 Main room (.5 position) Ele­ UL»-t.t.a.a 111...... teHTai4)761 Anytime DO NOT 00 EANKRUFTI erences, lease and se­ RDDMMATE8 0129.______speed, white, looks and Interior. Best offer. 646- .....94 m i m 'i m m m angMan up your Aeme. ; son a Jackson Real Street. 2nd floor, 3 3415...... 95 mentary level for May • Cashiers • Sales Associates Protaasional LaMn 8A8 HoiM e • • • • e M Vfl Ve •••••■• naeaonay yiwteed, Stop Foroclosurol Home- room heated. No ap­ curity. No pets. 647-9076 WANTED runs great. 65K. $6795. ECONOMY : Estofe, 647-8400.O evenings.______DRAPES, lined, colors 646-1485.______.... 94 and June 1988. Special MaiMananos Improvifflintt A Repair refaronoaa. inaurod* JJwisTS/ consolidate your pliances. Security. $480 ore beige and melon...... 97 Education Certificate • Management Trainees HAR ROOFINQ b o*ar SO yaait axparlanee. ^osylt Empty nes- bills, pay oft your credit 3 Bedroom Duplex, West FEM A LE non-smoker to FORD LTD 1976- 4 door, Ca ntplalt laniiad^ .attlaft. Ofll Complete, home care. . BeaWentW rooting of ea types. per month. 646-2426, 7’xl9'. $200. Please ‘SSIT Vour Car' .....9S repaired. Call Dr. John Positions are immediately available at Bur­ ELECTRIC omimnop • tors looking for o cords, your cor or busi- woekdoys 9om-5pm. side. $700 per month shore Townhouse. $360 V-8, A/C, 73,000 miles. "No Job Too Small" ACCENT aUS$ CO. : smaller home with lost new loon, your mortgage per month plus utili­ Telephone 647-9974. MacLaIn, Coventry lington Coat Factory Warehouse. We are one of nee eeriuAres. plus utilities. Security Excellent running con- SUPPLY 10% Senior OWnn Oleeounl. . the right set-up? This Is and sovt, eovt your ATTRACTIVE 3 bed­ ties. 946-6267.646-6______AIR Conditioner. 18000 Public Schools. 742- Frai Ettimatii 647^146 ~ room, 2 baths, big liv­ and references re­ dltlon, S500. 649-4109. 8913. the nations leading off price companies with 487-8870 All Woik Ouarenteed. : your "Golden Oppor- NO p a y m e n t s BTU. $150. Please tele- s in quired. 643-1002. WANJZHESTER- Shore OLDS Sierra Brougham 4 Linasns — 10 Days over 100 stores nationwide and expanding 428 T IU I Tpkt. . 646-1143 - tonlty"! Impeccable OP TO a YEARSI Bod ing room and sun phone 647-9974.______SPECIAL Event Coordi­ porch. $750 plus utili­ 'roftdomlnlum with 1963. F u ll /pow er, rapidly. If you are aggressive and highly Manchester, CT w x m m 647-9289 POVifER WASiiiNO : condition throughout, credit, lot# poymonts or owner. Mole or female FOR Sole. Lawn Boy 21" so* charge each addi­ nator. East of the River * P P • • A • AMP • thia 5 room Ranch on unomploymont Is not a ties and security. 649- cruise, olr, AM -FM , 4 tional line, per day. You oreo. Some travel. motivated, build your future with us NOW! eoc LAM ^RANO REM0DEUN6 tnlartpr a ExMrIor Pfoblom. Foroclosuro os- 4343. nonsmoker. Own bed- lawn mower. Asking cylinder. Excellent addHiona. daoka, roollno. Mahnsnanea. nanoyatlpna' : Lakewood Circle In 3'Bedroom apartment In 1 •^room and both. Pool, $100. Please telephone can cancel at any time. Good benefits. Salary Management training positions are also avail­ Lawff a yard aafWoat Ndins. grindowa and fluHati. When you call Claulfled condition. $4195 or best and Painting. Manchester boasts »«*• «>• MANCHESTER- Large 3 veor old Duplex, 2 sauna, more. Busline. 647-9974. ntfar 871-7709 negotlable-ln teens. able. Apply in person to: bbndna.'aaaaiia. Wanaag a Maas eaokhoa and buSdoaar aarvlea ♦f.on od, 0 ffUmdIy DIVORCED and SELF- bedroom. Wosher/D- SORRY,' Send resume to: Devel­ (nturod • eanldr OAwounfa : groclouB one floor llv- EMPLOYED. baths, appliances, wall *350 plus '/3 utilities. 9iiay fnaand a araa aatbaaiaa avaMabta. Call Oob FarraiMI, Jr. ^•Vlsor will answer your • Ing. Large master bed- ryer, nicely decorated. 522-6103 ext. 261 or 646- NO REFUNDS OR opmental Director, Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Quality Control aaaMaraaaanMaaatasi ' coll and hsip you word Swiss Consorvotlvo to wall carpet. Great Renovatiom/Piuf : room with many bullt- Group ert aas-dsd-isis S625 per month plus for 3 singles. No pets: ADJUSTMENTS . Easter Seals Society of 820 Silver Lane • East Hartford. CT <4y-»tl0 kandall Kayaa fof beat response. utilities. 647-0593. A CT., P.O Box 100, T o ch nician 646-2253 , Ins, comfortable den, er MS-4S4-4404. Available April 15th. Automotive _ Rtl645-tSS 643-2711. C 4 U H ER M .D Hebron CT. 06248. Tlw Coo*-Co*« SotWng Company : spacious living room MANCHESTER. Main $750 plus utilities. Coll CLYDE of Nnw Voili. hw.. naaOi OuoWy Litm Miwliii. - with fireplace, formal CHEVROLET-8UICK, INC. Control TaohnMnim to aumtna K ifo iiFriifr Street. 1 bedroom Don 649-2947 or 646-9892 WANTED Truck Drlver- raw mMtftala, parform ehamloal EislN8.li6i|aTrlMMlii8. PATIO DOOR 6LAS8 ; d in in g room and apartment Includes after 60m. ROUTE 83, VERNON CLASSIFIED /laborer. Class II li­ fflaaauramara* wWi lab aamplan > charming country Rentals heot and hot water. 0 3 FURNITURE CARS and oonduol watar analytla. flood U |^ TrmMiii, sto. R EM 0D |U N Q 8|M6isl - *96brob ^ 84 Century LTD 4 er. *8295 cense required. ' style kitchen, perfect 529-7850 or 563-4438. FOB SALE oonoanlratlon, inalytleal alillln . sMmnmnsivfii immiMni W r u 84 Citation 4*. '3995 643-2711 Insurance benefits. DARI-FARMS and dia abHHy to leeiN on datad •nfttfaaakxMliy Oquippad From the atnallaat ropalr to ■ size yard for monogea- MOVING- Living room Profit shoring plan. ara raqulrad. • OapandaMa • Over SO yean experlenee, MANCHESTER. For HDME8 SSOIdeCalItter. *6995 ICE CREAM lha largatt ronovatloh. Wb . ble maintenance. rent. Big 3 bedroom on set and fireside chairs. HONDA Accord 1979. Air, Applications at Upton W t oHtr a oompatWva pay and a will do a complata job. Start • $198,000. Jackson a ROOMS FOR RENT Excellent condition. se Century 4 dr. *8995 fully paid banallta, program, ACCENT 0US8 CO. busline. $575 plus utili­ 5 speed, 12 valve, 4 Construction, 537 Staf­ Has Immediate Openings Ray Rinly. 640-7973 F L06R8ANDIN6 Call 649-9334.______se Olde Delta ope. naaaa apply In paraon or In writ­ to finlah. Fraa aatimataa. • Floors like new : Jackson Real Estate, FOR RENT ties. Security and ref­ cylinder, 3,000 miles on '9995 ford Rood (Route ing lor 647-0146 > 647-8400.O______P • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER • Spedeliclng In older floors erences required. 643- BRICK Cope Cod- 3 bed­ M ATCHING Couch and professionally re-bullt 56 Nova CL *5995 A/\onsfleld Center. 742- . y s i s o N Heritage KHchen & '.wAic, FEMALES Preferred. rooms, 2 baths, garage, love seat. Dark Green 87CuHiutd,. '10,995 6190. • FREEZER SELECTORS (itta, 2nd Shift) LandtceeiDO « Mawlaa • Neturel 6 stained floors boLTON. 144 Hebron 1577. 5i’0 'he. New paint. LIPMAN #1 The Coca-Cola • No waging inymoro Tap Sail Sersaaad Lssm ; Rood. Spacious 7 room, Furnished room, $60 a washer-dryer hook-up. with floral design, also $1950 or best offer. 87 Pont 8000 era. 4 dr *14,995 • PHONE ORDER CLERKS ^ Batfi Center week, 1 week security M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Large yard, referen­ MECHANIC To work on Vara etdon-ua, matetia. fwfi Come viilt our etioivroom att Any amount dsHvarod. Alto, fin, • 3 bedroom Ranch on brown lounger chair. 871-7202.______57 Cavalier I dr *7995 VOLKSWAGEN • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS B o ttlin g lawlKooe adrvicd atfaraa. John VirfiHIt - 846-S750 and references. Coll room Townhouse with ces, security deposit. 87 Pont grand Am *9995 miscellaneous con­ 182 W. Middle Tpkb. areiteval, atona and batk, muleh. ; 1% p riva te acres. fireplace. Heot, car­ Excellent condition. 1979 BUICK Le Sabre. >7 Buick Rdgal, Immiculat* • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Fra# eaflmatat. BolibotL baekhoe A lotdar rontaS • 8232,900. Flano Realty 649-9472, M o n d o y- Available May 15. Rent 649-3329 otter 4pm. 87 Spaelrum 4 Or. *6495 myth.” struction equipment Company of Manchester Frldoy 3:30 to 8;00pm. peting, A/C, all ap­ S625. 643-6452.______Excellent condition. Loidtd, MS.BSO and trucks. Musthave2 C f t l p T I N R / : 646-5200.______QUEEN Size waterbed. Loaded. 60,000 miles. S7 Monia Carlo *10,995 88 Subaru OL. 3 dr. Sllvar, 8 ap. It of the A p p ly In Person - 645-8412 tiaqva maaaagal, MV»CONStRUCH0IL Ask for Eleanor. pliances. Nice loca- years experience. Full New York, Inc. 64B-S400 m jR t r!umbin6 BOLTON. Lot 4, Valerie tlon. Coll 647-1595. Double drawer pedes­ $4500 or best offer. 87 Bulok Ragal 2 dr. *10,995 4 WD, AC. AM-FM. <7288 4S1 Mats i k 872-1400/6S9-05S5' 8T0RE AND tal, padded rolls and 647-8351,______87 Caprtoa atgon *9995 88 VW QTI <8888 time employment and DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM eaiBOOKKEEPINe/ • Rood. Distinctive 1 M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Is them benefits. Call 742-5317, East HartfarS, CT 06111 (PAINTIN6/ I bedroom custom Con- APARTMENTS DFFICE 8PACE seat, fancy headboard. 67 Chav. Calabrity 4 dr. *8995 88 Trana Am, BIk, <11,888 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT J.N.T. HEATING room Duplex. $750 SUBARU 1986 GL Wagon, 88 Toy. Tarcal. 2 dr, rad. <8188 8om to 5 pm.______An CqiMi OppOftunMy bnpfoyor ^iwcONII TAX (PAPERIMB Don't miss thpmony offer' . temporary with many S150. Call 646-4646. 5 speed, excellent con­ 87 Century 4 dr. *9995 ACOOLINO Ings In today's classified FOR RENT monthly plus utilities, 88 (2) Tarcala 4 dr, AT, <8888 tuition. FAST Growing Import Mon.-FrI., 8:30om-5:30pm / Sot. 9am-lpm : extras In on exclusive IVi baths, modern kit­ HARTFORD- dition. $7500 or best indtalloilonf, Repaita, Burnar, columns. • subdivision. Features 88 Chav Cavallar Typa tO, <3288 Auto Dealership de­ Paid Medicol, Profit Sharing and Ptntlon Plart, EOE. TAXATTORNEY NAM E your own price. Rooms partly furnished, chen, all appliances. 2 Wethersfleld Avenue. B0AT8/MARINE otter. 742-6561. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 88 Culltaa Clarra brn, <7888 aoSarg, Walar Maaiar*. ; wet bar, locuzzl, cen- 3 Business zoned. Newly sires Reconditloner. (Sadrad from imi Father & Son Pointing Cleaning, Rafractofy Sarvlee. heot. Working single months security. Ref­ EQUIPRIENT 84 Audi 4000, quarto, <8488 Some experience pre­ Will adviaa and prspara and foperlng. Remo- • trol olr and much mole preferred. No erences. No pets. 643- renovated 2 tomlly 84 Volvo DL, 4 dr, brn, AT, <7888 ferred, but will train Prodnction Lino all tax raturna. val. 872-8237. , Call Ted; 742-S700 : more. $335,000. Flano pets. Lease. 643-2880. 2T21. house. 1200 square feet. 84 VW QLI <8788 Reolty 646-5200. 15' Seastor, no seats. hard working, punc­ 1-I00-312-4144 CDNCRETE Parking In front/rear. 85HP Chrysler. $1500or 83 VW Campar AT, <7885 tual, enthusiastic Indi­ P erso n n el WHITMAN D a B FMNTING deaeelee.eeeeeeee $1,000 per month. 229- 84 VW Rtbbll, 4SK, <4285 Tlia Coca-Cola BoMliig Company 186 OotMwy Orivg., Apt. A 9340 otter 5pm.______best offer. 649-2530. 82 Buick Skylark, <3288 vidual. Excellent pay M A N A G E R Up To $25/000-1- of Now Vodi, Ino.. naado Produo- Eatariar Naaaa PaM og seeseeseeseeeee I CONDOMINIUMS plon Including com­ don workara to worti on Hna at otir Manehaptar. 688-1691 PJ i Plumbino A Hasting ___ |for sale SUITES Available. 1000 SPRING USED CAR SPECIALS 78 BMW 3201, <4786 Hartford. CTIbolltly.TMalaa OependeMt and exparlaneed. THE OLCOTT ■ MUSICAL mission, Insurance, X-TRA MART Is seeking an experi­ MQfHopootf mooMno ormronmont Low enoMi and FwHy Inauted. Boilers, pumps, hot square feet per unit. 24 Talland Tnpfc, Rta. 83 medlcal,dental,pald 8omo pfOdiKSlkm or manufootur- water tanks, new and wove, oddltlofw A dtefra. ieelt Utilities additional. 1 ___ I ITEMS enced, highly motivated Individual to man­ ing OKporfono# proforrod. Ftee Eatlmataa MANCHESTER. Stun- 40 OIcoU St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 87 SUBARU MVE 85 SUBARU '8088 VarRon, CT • 849-2838 vacation. Apply In per­ age our high volume convenience store For a lofie-l08f|na firs, replacamenta. Hamnrarliie A u w cuff Me. nlng 2 and 3 bedroom mile to 1-84. Peterman 4 flu 4 WO, AO, ra XT. 4>4 Turbo, 4 w o. AC. anoot son to Randy Edlnger. Wo offor 0 compotMvo poy and o choo8t hardwood IOfl8 NHL - 64»4136 FREK ESTIMATES. ■ Townhousel Fabulous The OIcoU is now managed by the Beacon Man­ Building Company. AM PEG Amplifier with located In Ashford, CT. fully paid bonofliiprogram. Plooao nee esriuAres It% OtKduiit fbr Senior ainoiw Suburban Subaru, 14 apply in poroon or In writing to; thof produce a shorter agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ 649-9404. 4-12" speakers. Excel­ M SUBARU SAVE SUBARU MLOSS . 20' office or studio! ax. 4 Ik. Tuibo, 4WO, AC, Mon 85 BraL 4WO. S Hoot. AMVM Hartford Turnpike, name ond burn less ro- ROOFINe/ 643-9649 / 228-9616 4 4 7 -9 2 8 9 Each unit has 1 'h baths tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, s ta lin g at lent condition, $300 Vernon, CT. 649-6550. X-TRA MART Is one of the fastest pidiv than soft If . and o 2 cor tandem 1301 RESORT must sacrifice. Call growing convenience store chains on the The Coca-Cola SIDING eeeeeeeeeeeaee •500 for our 1 bedroom units and *550 for our 2 85 SUBARU *5888 54 SUBARU *5888 D E N TA L Receptionist. oromo Is the most impor- garage. $144,900 and PROPERTY Bernie, 649-5819. .5r4 0r.AT.AMrt>MCara.8lSS 4lk"oLlA AT, AC, ItSS East Coast and is offering to the qualified B o ttlin g taNit eonslderoflon, select IJflMISCEUANEDUS : $164,900. Blanchard a bedroom units. Fully appllanced kitchens, pri­ Monchester-Rockvllle R.J. Roofing. No lob too vate parking, near schools and shopping malls, Oral Surgeons need candidate a chance to grow with us. Company of wfood from fruit trees, if big or too smoll. Will SERVICES ■ Rossetto Realtors," RHODE Island, Montu- MISCELLANEOUS port time Receptionist you hove nrsploce lees 8AR9ENINB We're Selling Houses" swimming, pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ nuck Beach. Ocean S p r in g t im e t r u c k s p e c ia l s ’ W E O F F E R : work 7 cloys, until lob • 646-2482.0______FOR SALE In Rockville office, full New York, Inc. for tale, find buyers the complete. 10 percent HAWKES TREE SERVICE dent paid utilities, no pets. view. 3 bedroom Con- time Receptlonlst- • *400* a week • Quarterly Bonus Program dulick. ond eosv way ... dlscounffor senior cltl- M ANCHESTER. Beoutl- temporory. Full w a s . .■*•!» **TJK0T^Ji!ii«i LYNCH 451 Mala SL Buckbl. truck A ohippgr. Stump Rental Office is open daily, /Bookkeeper In Man­ • Gasoline Bonus Eaat Hartfard, CT 06115 Sflth o knaKOSt od in 'zena/ Free estimates. ROTOTILLING , ful 1 bedroom conver­ equipped, '/j mile to rt time, Ctassifled. romoval. Freeaeltmataa. All Size Garden Plots sion In Beacon Hill 0-5, Monday thru Friday COMPOUND Bow with chester office. 647-9926 • Major Medical / Dental Plan • 401K Program An Equal Opportunity employer Joe649-m i. beach. 644-9639 after dozen orrows with If this name is ily 15 for Interview.______wr Special consMeratlon for RotoUIUu *t leMoneM. r*M. complex. Located on 5pm.______k. Nice • Opportunity for Advancement •Iderly and handicapped. FiUCE tttlnulM. Please call 643-0612 O F 643-6432 broad heads, S200. 2 CUSTODIAN needed for top floor. Carpet was MARTHA’S Vineyard stereo components. “ its,*!!!. J?9» •'3I!!!.»»'S!J* not on your ons.sa- l u i CARPENTRY/ PRESTIGE ROOFING upgraded when con- e. Job the Bolton Public Apply In person or send resume to: Roonng of aN typaa. Shlngiga, Call Clyde & Sons South Beach- 3 bed­ Realistic tuner amp, Schools, full time, per­ > »° M eMD0EUN6 647-75S3 . verted. All appliances room home folly fur­ $80. TEAC V316 car, you orgonl- Terry TenEyck, Area Marketing Rep. flat roofing, roof repalre 647-8987 or 643-3340 Including microwave s with manent position, first Equal Housing Opportunity nished, ferry tickets cassette deck, $80. ■dQgQI shift. For Information C O M P LETE Reflnlshlng All wor* guaranfdddl i f A N D Y M A N oven remain. Fee In­ available. June- Telsco electric gol- probably paid filing, K E N Y O N O IL Stars and reaforotlop of your cludes heatl Call for a ting o and application coll the (taH Improvemenf - PoInlMa September, 643-8557 ev- tar,$100. 647-9388 otter P.O. Box 866, No. Qrosvenordale, C T 06255 kitchen coblnets. Free RTi Scromwile Hnlehml. filine- showing! $95,900. 14 HARTFORD TPKE. too much!! United Bolton Board of Edu­ enlnas and weekends. 6pm. .UBURBAN cation. 643-1569. EOE. Stand eatlmofes. Coll Super­ 742-7831 UeM CarMntry • OOD JOBS * Realty World, Benoit, 'SUBARU. horch, ior, 647-3785. iNsuneo | n ) M9VER8 Frechette Associates, 88 Safari wood wt8 0 n, apx. 3800 149-3696 out BARRY SCANLON 646-7709.O______I q H ^ a r s I ^ C A R S CARS CARS 87 Trana Am, black 8 polO, TPI 13-1867 ' Censervotlve «9ay to FOR SALE ★ THIS SPACE Inatflll or repair your roof 644-2411 fTM eitlmolN O.J. WOODS MOVING MANCHESTER. Beauti­ IS iJ FOR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE 87 Pontiac Grand AM 4dr, gray end Sdvai Deal direct with ffbnMna^A# Vour MdWnt NMdU ful 2 bedroom conver­ 87 Pont Sunbird 4 dr aadan roofer. Wood and cedar sion In Beacon HIM ORDER ® ^ *59.47 REflRyMENT Uving- • ooMruneMOusa 87 Chavy Nova 4 dr, AT, AC laedi for 24 Insertions shake speeialisfl Seel Everythlng provided • ThUOK a « MSN roe HtAW ITSMt complex. Carpet was ONE FOR downs. 27 years for your comfort even >muoK a OMvtn nvAiuaiB upgraded when con­ 87 Trana Am OTA, rad jal to automobile Coll 443-2711 experience. nursing service. Rotes • rata eanaoNAL aaniMTaa verted. All appliances 87 Toyota 4x4 PU, blua j for details 871-7990. romonobl*. Call 64^ 4 1 1 -4 1 8 0 Including microwave 87 Toyota PU, atindard, rad JOE YOUR AD oven and olr condi­ 86 Calloi O T LB, 8 apd„ AC )dest mechanics tioner ore Included. In­ 18 Toyota 4K4, rad, 18K lata TODAY! ground pool and picnic j H ^ H D M E S HOMES HOMES HOMES area available for YOUR CHOICE 88 Nova 4 dr. AT, PS, 18K ice 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 88 Ponllao STE 4 dr. blua FOR SALE L iilF O R SALE HDFOR SALE i n i FOR SALE owners use. Fee In­ aln IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT cludes heatl Coll for on 86 QMC Safari Panar van, 12K lllty COVENTRY. Homey, MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 BOLTON. Lot 28 Kim appointment. 8108,500. 88 CuMiaa Suprm. opa., maroon j BOLTON. Country ele­ Realty World, Benoit, I to Import experience helpful, but not ^3|BU8INE8S well maintained Cape bedroom Cope, 1'/j Road. Brand new Gar­ gance. Fabulous 2 88 Buick Ragal Cpa. V6 five In rural settin. 1st floor baths, dining room, rison Colonial, 4 large Frechette Associates, 88 Chavy Cavallar CL wagon GU OPPORTUNITIES story Raised Ranch 646-7709.n laflt necessary as we will train. Salary based laundry and V2 bath on garage, In-ground bedrooms, 2V2 baths, with delightful brook. APRIL TRUCK SALE 88 Toyota DIx Paaa Van, S apd 1st floor. Cozy den and d pool, beautiful neigh­ centrol air. $279,000. Beautiful upkeep on a . WELLSWEEP Condo. BRAND NEW 1988 TOYOTA 86 Toyota 4x4 longbad on experience, good benefits, uniforms HAIR Solon- $15,000Good great yard tor kids, borhood! Sellers relo­ Flano Realty 646-5200. Immaculate end unit, 2 BRAND NEW 1988 TOYOTA buy! 5 stations fully full acre, sheltered by 88 Toyota Extra Cab Plok-up picinics and vegetable cating. $169,900. Cen­ hillside. Fireplace bedrooms, Vfy baths, 4 Wheel Drive, Standard Bed, 5 Speed, White 2 Wheel Drive, Standard Bed, 4 Speed, lall provided, excellent working conditions — equipped. In bulsness garden. It's home. tury 21-Homeseekers M ANCHESTER. One of appllanced kitchen, 86 Toyota MR2, 14K ml for yeors. Centrol loco- charm, 3 bedroom, 3 r $144,900. Century 21 Ep­ Realty 623-5044. the best buys Is this baths, finished base­ finished room In base­ 86 Olda Calala 4dr, gold tlon. Miller Reol Est- stein Realty, 647-8895.0 lovely 8 room Colonial ment. $124,900. Coll be­ 66 Toyota Corolla 4 dr For interview call Tom Dell or Dave, ote, 647-8000. ment. Inground pool r MANCHESTER. New to situated on Tuck Road with shed. 1,000 gallon fore 8om or evenings 66 Grand Prix, V6. Buokata 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. W ILLINGTON. 7 -room the market I Comfort here In Manchester, oil tank plus new kit­ and weekends 643-8421 66 Chtv C20, 6.7 P/U, red HOMES Raised Ranch on 1.4 you con afford In this large 1st floor family chen. $230,000. D.W. nr 646-4409. 'ective room, enclosed sun 68 Flaro QT, V6. AT. AC ray to Acre. 2 car garage. 3 attractive 3 bedroom Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 . c FOR SALE bedrooms, IV baths, Cope. Lovely dining room, front to back 86 Toyota Fororunnar AT ir for QD 2 aOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB room with bullt-ln living room, 3 bed- 85 Oldt Delta 88 Royala ou .no Fleldstone fireplace In MANCHESTER. Well MANOESTIRHCJSCA All real estate advertised In living room. $169,900. hutch, garage and r o c " 2 fireplaces, 1 'h The Zonins Board ot Appeals 86 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC kept vinyl sided Cape In will hold 0 Public Htorlne on the Manchester Herald Is Coll 429-1213. more. Coll tor details. bol: . Many nice fea­ very good condition. April 21, i n i pt 7:00 P.M. ot 88 Toyote Tercel 4 dr, AC subject to the Fair Housino tures, quick occu­ stock #8-331 THE PROFESSIONALS $134,900. Century 21 Ep­ Brand new bathroom, 3 ■ tha Town Hall to hear the fol- Stock #8-233 85 Dodge Lencer ES turbo Act of 1968, which makes If M ANCHESTER. Raised stein Realty, 647-8895.G pancy. Only $232,900. U lowlnp appeals: Illegal to advertise any pref­ bedrooms, beautiful 88 Mazde deluxe 4 dr QLC 24 ADAMS STREET Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 1'/> & R Realty. 643-2692.□ 1. Stephan Krohn of 71 Volpl FOR erence, limitation or discrim­ formal dining room, - 88 Corolle LE, AT. AC MANCHESTER. CT 06040 ination based on race, color, baths, fireplace, above IMMACULATE vlnyl- Rood for p aatbpck vorl- I fireplaced living room ' onca ter o parope. religion, sex or national ground pool, Conve­ slded Cope In family SIZZLING 3000 square with new paint and 88 Ford Renger 4x4 P/U \D IS origin, or an Intention to niently located near neighborhood, newer toot 8 room Contem­ 3. Rocco and Mary Vllall- PLUS 85 NIceen Olx P/U, 5 tpd porary! 3'/2 baths , wallpaper throughout. . ono of sa Park Avanuo, )AY make any suCh preference, schools, shopping. roof, Insulation and Located In sought after NO CHARGE PLUS 85 Toyota 8R5, 4x4, plow AY- llmitotlon or discrimination. $219,900. Coll 643-9095 or furnace. 3 bedrooms, family room, library, Wathsrsflald, CT for a 646-3520 The Herald will not know­ area ot Manchester. aids yard vorlonca for a OPTIONS NO CHARGE 85 Olda Cuilaat Clera L8 >ER 649-2276. l '/2 baths, garage with marblefloors, letblock $139,900. D.W. Fish ooropo ert 343 West Straot. ingly accept onv advertise­ breezewov. Very pri­ master bedroom bath BELOW OPTIONS 85 Bonne. 4 dr, epx. 26K ml EXT ment which Is In violation of Realty, 643-1591.0 JOHN H. ROBflRTS *9995 M ANCHESTER. Immac- with double lacuzzi! PrIOB Endt 4-21-B8 *6995 88 Ceprice CLaetIc 4dr, V6 the low. vate, landscaped lot. Chairmen, ZBA Spac/a/ Spaelal Prlcaa End$ 4-21-BB BELOW Y ulate and spacious U & $168,900. Strono Real Reduced tor Imme­ 88 Corolla 8RB, LB, AC SOUTHERN New Eng- R quality built 9 room 013-04 2:30 Estate, 647-7653.0 diate sale $429,900. MANCHESTER. Colon- - 88 Pont. ri0(X), 18K Iqnd clqssifleld qds Ranch. Many extras. Blanchard & Rossetto lal, perfect home tor iY’8 reach nearly 800,000 LiaUOR PIRMIT 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT 'OU Including 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER. "Forest Realtors," We're Sel­ large famllyl Spacious THE CHOICE IS YOURS at NO EXTRA CHARGE; homes In Connecticut woodstove, custom Hills" Beautiful ex­ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 8 room home with huge NOTICB OP APPLICATION 64 Tercel Wag. g Peat 9 ...... and Rhode Island. The This If to olva notice that I, AUTOMOTIVE ■ window treatments panded Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 1 full plus 84 Parltlanna Wgn., B pate. r ROBERT B. BROWN of 175 price tor o basic 25 and beautifully manic­ (2) V2 baths, oarage. 1st , 64 Celica QT, Cpa. 8 8pd. word od Is only $55 and approximately 2800 M ALLARD View- Quality TIMROD ROAD. MANCHES­ CHOOSE ONE OF THESE OPTIONS ured grounds with on square feet, 9 rooms, 4 constructed 3 bedroom floor family room with ^ CHOOSE TWO OF THESE OPTIONS 84 Mte. Carlo, Wht/blua top S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v i s o r will appear In 43 news­ Inground pool. Conve­ TER, CT 00040, hove filed an bedrooms, possible In­ attached single family woodstove, living ' application placarded 84 Flaro 8pt coupe, AT papers. For more In­ nient location tor easy law suite, huge family room with fireplace. - APRIL a IMS with the De­ formation call Classi­ homes (you own your □ Black Sport Bar with Lights 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K F U L L T I M E commute. Must see to room, plus In-ground own lot),fireplaced liv­ *■ Beautiful yard.' partment of Liquor Control a fied, 643-2711 and ask appreciate! Don't $182,900. Anne M iller' OROCBRY BRER for the salt □ . Brush Guard 84 Buick 8kyhawk 4 dr, AT for detolli.o______pool, cabana, awning ing room, 1>/2 baths, of alcoholic liquor on thepro- Immediate opening, experience waltl $209,900. Klernan covered patio, nice Anderson permoshleld Real Estate, 647-8000.O mlset 352 MAIN STREET, 84 Toyota Corolla LE BOLTON- New listing. Realty 649-1147.0 view, quiet street and termopane windows, MANCHESTER, CT 00040. □ Running Boards 84 Toyota Camry DIx, 4 dr. ON Delightful 7 room much more! Call now range, refrigerator, MANCHESTER. Colon- The bualneas will be esmed □ Chrome Wheeis, 84 Trana Am, blue, T-tpe lERS preferred, but not necessary as we will Ranch otters 3 bed­ M ANCHESTER. Ideal lo­ for appointmenti by ROBERT R. BROWN AND cation, next door to dishwasher and win­ lol, Irrestible homel CAROLE D. BROWN, OP 17S □ Rear Sliding Window 84 Pont. Flaro 8E, 4 apd. rooms, large kitchen, 2 \ $289,900. Centurv-21 dows, range, refrigera­ Lovely traditional Co­ TIMROD RDAD, MANCHES­ Spoke or Nugget Type train the right individual. Many benefits full baths and more. everything, shopping, Lindsey Real Estate. 83 Pontiac 8000 LE 4 dr schools, public trans­ tor, dishwasher and lonial with 7 rooms, 3 TER, CT 00040, 31 CLUB­ :NT8 Deck oft kitchen, full 649-4000. o microwave oven, car­ bedrooms, 11/2 baths. HOUSE OR., CROMWELL 83 Subaru QL, 4 dr, AT including vacation with pay, paid walk-out baser?rent‘ portation, recreation, and will be conducted by RO­ Stripe Package 83 Chavatta 4 apd., AC plus an easy commute. peting, full basement Large 1st floor family BERT R. BROWN OS per­ □ Aluminum Camper Cap with ample shelf space. VERNON. "Brand new". and even an attached room, 15x24 with fire­ 82 Corolla 8R5 8pt. Cp., AC holidays, etc. Located on attractive 3 bedroom Cape, 1'/b mittee. Bug Guard baths, fireplaced living Spacious and nice Gar- garage. $149,900. Blan­ place. Bright and 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. 1% acre lot. $232,900. rlson Colonial, 8 chard & Rossetto Real­ sunny living room with ROBERT B. BROWN Call today for appoint­ room, spacious eat-ln April 14, IMS 82 Pont. 6000 LE, 4 dr. kitchen and hardwood rooms, 4 bedrooms, V/7 tors," We're Selling fireplace. Ideally lo­ Bed Rails □ Ultra Mirrors 82 BK. Ragal LTD, Sunroof ment. Flano Realty. baths, beautiful family cated In Porter Street □ Cargo Bed Liner Apply at once to: floors, the perfect Houses" 646-2482.0 7S Muatang 4 cyl., AT, PS 646-5200.______room with huge stone oreo. Displays every­ LNHIOR PERMIT blend ot comfortable NOTICE OP APPLICATION You must present either coupon before order is ONWARD t, Upwardll living and affordable fireplace, vaulted cell­ thing you could want In □ Tool Box □ Cargo Mats Ml Vfblclas Warraiitiag T O M D E L L Growing out of your price I $149,900. Kler­ ing, sliders todeck with BRAND New Llstlngl N0I a home, Including 2car This la to five nptlcp thol I, written and take delivery before 4^30-88. storter home? This terrific view plus 2 car very handy? Great! garage. $219,900. Anne JEAN A. BONRy el V LOR­ Service Manager nan Realty 649-1147.G garage and walk out Miller Real Estate, 647- RAINE DRIVE, TOLLAND, beautiful property can This beautiful Ranch CT 040S4, hove filed on opMI- solve that problem I MANCHESTER. Sentry basement I $200,000. doesn't need a thing I 8000.0 coNon Moccarded April 11, Priced right at $209,900 Real Estate Is proud to Centurv-21 Lindsey Move-In condition. 3 M ANCHESTER. Elega~nt . IMS sHlii file DepertmenI of LYNCH features Include 3 bed­ Real Estate. 649-4000.D bedrooms, spacious Ueyer Control e PACKAOR feature It's home ot the 2600 square foot cus­ STORE for Nie eolp of alco­ PONTIAC-TOYOTA M a n c h e s t e r H o n c a rooms, 2 full baths, week. Charming 6 PRICE Reduced. $199,000. traditional living room tom home. 25' laf floor holic liquor on tlw premlapa 500 tomlly room with fire­ room maintenance Full dormered Cape with fireplace, enor­ master bedroom suite I 494 HAETPORO ROAD, SOO W. Center S i place, stylish Euro­ tree Cape In sought with contemporary mous kltchen-dlnlng 28' kitchen breakfast MANCHESTER, CT 04040. 24 Adams Street pean folly appllanced otter family neighbor­ flair, 7 rooms, 4 bed­ room with pdntry room I 3 full baths, The builiwas sdll be otened WEST CENTER Manchester kitchen, formal dining hood. Screened patio, rooms, 1 '/i baths, 2 car closet, gorgeous new by PRRD J. RONEY of 27 gorgeous terraced rear !-955A!