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Hartford jobless rate has run between 40 percent and 50 percent adjusted. service from Bob with every See Ken for all your under for more than two years. Since the group is small — visit. the hood replacement Average hourly earnings, without seasonal adjust­ ports. 281,000 unemployed in June — percentage changes ment, rose 2 cents to ts.29 and weekly earnings can bounce around. It will take several more months increased $3.19 to $295.12. Seasonally adjusted, both of to verify the June change for black teenagers, she these earnings figures rose 0.4 percent in June. said. The overall unemployment rate — which also Several dozen persons from a group called the Full counts members of the armed forces — was 7 percent Employment Action Council demonstrated outside in June. the Labor Department as the figures were announced. Mrs. Norwood said the construction industry, which They released yellow helium balloons inscribed has rebounded strongly during the recovery, posted "Jobs, not hot air." A statement by the group said another large increase in jobs in June — 75 OOO, "modest improvements in the overall economy have John Tromza Mojj( Guerin failed to translate into real gains for the jobless men Hometown-Glastonbury Store Manager Roy McNally Atsiitont manager and women struggling in urban centers and rural John's ready to help with H o m e to w n -R o o ( villa HornGfown-Monchetter Herald photo by Tarquinlo Hometown-Tolland areas.” all your sumtfter travel AAike knows his store inside Roy will be happy to guide Mark likes to talk corsl neMS •out. Com e in and visit ou through our huge soles There were employment gains for all groups AAike today. He'll be happy to talk with Soor to moke sure you EPA wants you about any automo­ Mishap ties up traffic between May and June. The jobless rate for adult men find what you needi tive neerf declined from 6.5 percent to 6.3 percent, for adult Kenny Dowging, owner of Kenny's occurred when the load of logs on the women from 6.8 percent to 6.4 percent and for Equipment Service on Tolland Turn­ flatbed trailer shifted to one side. Hispanics from lO.S percent to 10 percent. new study on pike, gauges the position of a tractor- Dowging wrapped a chain around the Total civilian employment, measured by a monthly trailer that jackknifed at the intersection survey of households, rose by 480,000 in June to 105.7 load and moved them back into the million. Non-agricultural employees, measured by a of West Center and McKee streets center of the trailer bed. The truck separate survey among businesses, rose by 300,000. 1-84 extension The BIGGEST values around Thursday afternoon. The mishap, which driver, whose name was not available At 1.3 million, the number of so-called discouraged UP TO tiedUI3U up trafficiia iiio torTor niuromore thaninan ancin hour.riQury this m orning workers — who have given up looking for work and STANDARD RESISTOR — U P TO this morning, then resecured the load. By Sarah Passell 50% OFF therefore are not counted as unemployed — was Herald Reparter m = m t.^ Mtg. Sugg. List 8 8 < 9 ” 4 7 % OFF FRONT END QUART CAM Mtg. SuggT Liat The federal Environmental Protection Agency has » COMPONENT^ Regular 1.09 Regular 11.99 89< 99< Everyday low price called for a new environmental impact statement on Regular 1.09 Regular 1.19 the planned highway from Bolton to Columbia. Ball loints • Center Links EX TR A 10W40 M O TO R OIL EXHAUST SYSTEM Bizarre’ torna^i^s 4 # I cross New England In a letter received late this week by officials at the PLUS! 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Deland cited ^ ^ v e r 1,000 plecee In stock. • Moit U.S. cere ft light trucke SPARK PLUGS • Over 5,000 placet In tlock. towns without power. downed, roofs and chimneys were In store. street were littered with debris includ­ discrepancies in traffic projections concerning the Over 45 numbers In stocki Special ordert available at no extra charge More than 20,000 Northeast Utilities damaged, and about 200 homeowners , tu r t le A tornado ripped the roofs of homes ing roof shingles, downed fences and highway made by the DOT and Rhode Island's w a x • Y O U R C H O IC r r customers lost power for several hours lost electricity due to downed utility transportation department. Deland said the discre­ YOUR CHOICE and flattened above-ground swimming power lines and'Cven air conditioners. Thursday, and 1,600 were still without poles. pools as it swept through the state, Stasia Ellis, of 25 Woodbybrook pancies are evidence of a lack of coordination on the FACTORY FLOW TESTED power today. "W e heard the wind pick up and then project. leaving 1,600 homes without power Road, stood outside her home moments Only one injury was reported. An REMANUFACTURED o after the roof of the building had been we saw the funnel as it went in front of He claimed that the failure to each state to consult today in southwestern Connecticut. unidentified woman was driving in the the store," said Carol Thurber, owner iBRAND NAME SAVlNOsl CARBURETORS The bizarre series of tornadoes in sheared off. the other on planning Increases the risk of MOSTDiSMtSYlC MAKES ... WITH EXCHANGE area and hit her head on the windshield of a package store on Route 202. Regular 5.99 I Regular 1.99 to 2.49 New England also hit towns in Mrs. Ellis said she was cooking contamination to the Scituate Reservoir, Rhode Regular 3.99 of her car when she tried to avoid a Dennis O'Loughlin, 12, of New Salem, 1 BARREL 2 BARRELS 4 BARRELS Massachusetts and New Hampshire. supper with her 6-year-old daughter Island's principal water supply. PASTE • LIQUID • SPRAY 1 2 ^ . POUR OR falling tree, police said. She did not was inside his house with his mother. a \ DRIVE RITE FAN BELTS The National Weather Service in "and in one second-the roof collapsed. The road, which would be constructed with federal Silicone car wax IFOZ. JET SPR&V require hospitalization. He said she went to shut a window "and O ver 100 sizes available. Keep a spare Windsor Locks said the Connecticut The wind broke everything. Just one highway trade-in funds, would link up with existing cleans, shines S protects. 44** 59** 84** S ovet g a tl In Farmington, police said the she saw a tree get uprooted in front cf Regular 54.95 Regular 69.95 Regular 94.95 handyl (Special Ford belts higher.) tornado cut a path three miles long and second!" she said in disbelief. sections of Interstate 84, which begins in Scranton Cleani carburetor Inside and out tornado hit Farmington Avenue but her. It was pretty terrifying.” Pa. 600 feet wide as it churned through the caused little damage and no injuries. » MONTH WARRANTY area Thursday, damaging 20 homes, The two tornadoes, described by The EPA's request. If granted by the Federal REMANUFACTURED The high winds uprooted trees on As heavy thunderstorms passed Highway Administration, could delay the govern­ Puroiatoix 4 1 with proof of purchas*. primarily in the Bristol area. weather officials as storms which are Round Hill Road and left parking areas WATER PUMPS SYL&M ‘‘All I saw were branches and things "v e ry very intense, and dangerous,” through the region in mid-aftemoon, ment's decision on building the highwayhway for more than TOP QUALITY littered. Power loss was heaviest in a year. * c 1 YEAR WARRANTY going by,” said Wayne Augustine, struck first in Bristol at 5:57 p.m. and in twisters were also reported to police in REMANUFACTURED B U Y O N E New London where 3,200 customers Chesterfield, Mass., and Pelham, N.H. M ost U.S. cars S light trucks whose Woodybrook Road home was Farmington less than one hour later. were blacked out. Large outages were STARTERS & The National Weather Service, which THE E PA'S RESPONSE to the Connecticut plan HERE’S A N EXAMPLE GET ON| FREE damaged by the strong winds that blew There were no serious injuries also reported in Stamford, Norwalk, Regular 3.49 Regular 4.49 ALTERNATORS had issued several tornado warnings carries no authority. But federal officials may use the For molt U.S. can S Ughl truekil 1 3 0 0 the furniture around. reported. bi)L, the high winds and West Hartford, Avon, Simsbury, Ver­ with exchange SYLVANIA HAMOIN during the day, did not immediately agency's evaluation in deciding whether or not to ANY OIL ANY AIR DOUBLE TKSTBD TOUONI Augustine said he ordered his family thunderstorms caused heavy property non, and South Windsor. 1. ) Each unit la laatad by factory lachnlclana boloro BUIfiBHIP Most 62-75 6 cylinder Chevrolet siAUD BiAM HiAD uam a downstairs but, "Before we even got damage and left thousands of Nor­ confirm the tornado reports. They were approve the highway, known variously as the Eastern ^ FILTER FILTER BitIppIng. and Ponliacs. In the central Massachusetts town of Buy any round or rectangular haad- downstairs, it was by." to send out workers today to survey the Connecticut expressway, the substitute 1-84 express­ 2. ) Ai a final chack lha unlla art again laaiad al ADAP* E veryd ay lo w price theast Utilities customers in about 24 New Salem, scores of trees were IN STOCK! IN STOCKI llghl al our regular pricat of 11.99 to damage caused. way and the Relocation of Route 8. Import or Domestic huge supplyl Iht day lhay laava lha alora. Chock our lew pricos on moWod _We1l_gladly lest your old unit betore you buyl 21.95 and get on e o l lha aama part State transportation officials have said it could take number P R IB a year or more to prepare an entirely new environmental impact statement to replace one Midnight storm makes 1,500 iose power prepared several years ago when the highway was supposed to run to Providence. MANCHESTER Officials in the Hartford office of the Federal By Sarah Hall spokesman Steve Kelly said today, wiiere lightning apparently ripped a Highway Administration said this morning they had FREE from 249 Spencer St. Herald Reparter Lighning apparently hit two other FREE from ^ c a u s e the hit occurred on Armory hole through the ceiling and set the houses at 139 and 118 Hollister St. just across from Shop Rite ' Street near the "feeder line” which attic ablaze. before 12:30 a.m., though Eighth Please turn to page 10 A booming midnight thunderstorm branches out from an NU substation, "We didn’t realize there was a fire District firefighters found no fire. The __ b o o klet left more than 1.500 homes and loss of power was extensive. until someone smelled smoke," Mrs. occupants had smelled smoke, and W D -4 0 649-2885 businesses in the Manchester area Manchester Memorial Hospital had Patten said this morning. No one was Fire Chief John Christensen said the for anytNng that [THE INSIDE without power in the wee hours this to switch to emergency power for more injured, although she, her husband, odor of ozone pointed to lightning as the Outside the Manchester area call morning. Lightning struck three than two hours, while most other and two friends were sleeping in the culprit. Inside Today lADAP■ We'll get you off to a great start! houses In the North End and set fire to ____ Samples! customers got their electricity back hosue at the time. “ Lightning’s very strange. One time STORY: one. 1- 800- 992-2235 after an hour and a half. Places as far Flames nielted the metal frame of a It will blow a hole In the roof, and 20 p o o tt, 2 Mctlons orSciiiealcs Five separate blackouts in Manches­ away as Henry Street and Porter Street rollaway cot, destroyed an antique crib another time it will go through the ( v a lu e ) A d v ic * ...... 1 2 ^ L otts rv...... 2 I No purchase necessary with this coupon. ter and northern Bolton occurred at were affected, and the storm cut power and wrecked Mrs. Patten's electric house without causing any dam age," B usin ***...... 12:08 a.m. today, after lightning struck ...... IS O b itu a r in ...... !io N ow thru July 8th. with proper i.D.’’ SALE ENDS JULY 8TH ! | N o purchase necessary with thiacouponB to 25 electrical customers in North hospital bqd, she said. The fire was Christensen said. 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Kiiiliiy, July 6. 11W4 3 After 3 years, Bay State’s Prop 13 has changed things Manchester Chances appear dim for Buckland sale

By K«n Cofarell By Alex Glrelll the Town Fire Depariment and Chief state aid, which has jumped about first time since the law took effect. of the law has caused a basic time appropriations for sewer and said. in Brief Herald Reporter John Christenson of the Eighth Utilities United Press International SO percent in the past three years. Although the drafters of the water projects or other capital In 1980, Soyer said, cities and "W e’re not going to sell that place; this is the town of change in the relationship between District Fire Department. Many cities and towns — includ­ measure have pronounced it an voters and lawmakers. repairs. towns got an average of SO percrat At least six members of the nine- Manchester.” — Director James Fogarty The station .serves East Catholic BOSTON — Three fiscal years ing Boston — which were forced to unqualified success, critics argue "Taxpayers have a lot more "Generally speaking, if city or of their revenues from the prop­ member Manchester Board of Direc­ High SchiKil, Howell Cheney Regional after passage of Proposition 2*/i. cut their budgets sharply in the adamantly it has severely dam­ respect than we used to have,” ste town officials could tell us exactly erty tax. In 1984, that dropped to 41 Nurse wins state award tors oppose the sale of the town’s Vocational ’Technical School, and the the voter-mandated law slashing first year of the law, have since aged the state's educational sys­ said. "They (government offi­ how much the override trill was for, percent, but Massachusetts is still Kathleen Wirtalla, a registered nurse specializ­ Buckland firehouse to the Eighth angry rejoinder froqa DiRosa. who said protection service in the area where t?la Bryan Farms area in the northeast property taxes statewide, Massa­ been inching back to their 1980 tem by eliminating non-mandated cials) no longer feel they can kick it passed," she said. above the national average of 28.2 ing in home care at Manchester Memorial Utilities District, which means the sale Smith was not speaking for the Buckland firehouse is located on corner of Manchester. chusetts is still trying to make up spending levels. But most officials programs, closing schools and sand in our faces.” But legislative attempts to percent, he said. Hospital, was among 19 Connecticut nurses who will not take place unless some of them minority members of the board. He Tolland Turnpike. Weinberg and Penny have both the loss of hundreds of millions of agree municipalities have been inflating student-teacher ratios. The law caps property taxes at water-A, the different override questions in 1983 Dan Soyer of the Massachusetts ers’ perceptions that voters want plans to seek election to a third term as Fogarty and Republican minority that the district offer should be receiving a petition from residents Friday. "We're not going to sell that towns have struggled to comply cut their property tax levies to the law has succeeded in capping and 1984. Thirty-one were ap­ Municipal Association, which orgi- still more tax relief. representative from Manchester’s 13th Assembly leader Peter DiRosa. Republican considered, adding that DiRosa was asking to join the district. place; this is the town of Manchester." with Proposition 2>A, there has legal limit by the end of the fiscal taxes while relative property proved, largely dealing with spe­ nally opposed Proposition 2>A. While the Dukakis budget pro­ District. Donna Mercier favors the sale and aware of their stand. The state Supreme Court's t978 Tedford's opinion is that, "A t this been a shift from reliance on 1984, and a number will be able to values have risen, she said. cific purchases, such as fire "There has been an ending of vided no tax cuts, both the House While Mrs. Swensson has never formally said Democrat Stephen T. Cassano was In an interview Thursday, Diana said' decision said the district had the right point in time it serves a need for the property taxes to dependence on increase taxes in fiscal 1985 for the Beyond that, she said, approval engines or school buses, or one­ reliance on the property tax," he and Senate versions do. she is a candidate, she has left no doubt that she unavailable for comment. the town should not sell the firehouse to provide fire protection north of East area." will run. The stand taken by DiRosa puts him unless John Rivosa, chief of the Town Middle Turnpike and West Middle GOP Chairman Smith explained Mrs. Swensson was first elected to the General at odds with the position of the Fire Department, favors the sale. He Turnpike. Thursday, concerning the position he Assembly in 1980 when she defeated Democrat Manchester Republican Party. In a said he had a long talk with Rivosa took last week, that he hud met with 19 Weather Phyllis Jackston. In 1982 she defeated former statement released June 29, Republi­ about it, and that Rivosa told him the DIANA, LIKE MRS. MERCIER. members of the executive committee Peopletalk Mayor John Thompson, who appears likely to be can Town Chairman Curtis Smith said town needs the firehouse. said it might be appropriate to of the Republican Town Committee the her opponent again in the Nov. 6 the town should consider the district’s reinstitute a liaison committee be­ day before he issued the release and Today’s forecast The news conference will be at 7 p.m. in the offer — which is "not to exceed ON THE OTHER HAND. Diana said. tween the town and di.strict as a means that they supported the stand. Jackson to change tickets Lincoln Center hearing room. $350,(KK),’ ’ according to the outgoing " I f the town owned property in of negotiating. "P eter has never told me he Is Connecticut, Massachusetts and district president — to buy the Glastonbury, would it build a firehouse He said the negotiations might be oppo.sed to the sale,” Smith said, lb- Michael Jackson, disgruntled by criticism he Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy, firehouse. there to service South Main Street?" carried on by Mayor Barbara Wein­ said the Republican Party has long and his family displayed greed, said fans no warm and humid through Satur­ ECHS promotes Cuiiinan He was alluding to the fact that the berg and Walter Joyner, incoming held the view that the town sliuuld longer must send in a minimum $120 for a chance day with periods of showers and Stephen C. Cuiiinan, vice principal for student THE RELEASE BROUGHT an town cannot legally provide fire district president, orby Chief Rivosa of consider selling the firehouse to see a Victory Tour concert and he will donate thunderstorms. Some storms may life and discipline at East Catholic High School his tour earnings to charity. have strong winds and hail this Since 1981, has been promoted to vice principal for Jackson and his fam ily have been criticized for afternoon, and heavy downpours academics. His new position places him second in Rec director moving to California selling the $30 tickets through the mail only in tonight and Saturday. Highs today the chain of command at the school, under Father packages of four, not including postage, with no will be 80 to 85. Lows to n i^ t will be William Charbonneau, the principal. guarantee of a ticket. The procedure was used in iu the 60s. Highs Saturday will be Cuiiinan, a Waterbury resident who is married the first three stops — Kansas City. Mo., Dallas i near 80. 6 and has two children, worked as a social studies and Jacksonville, Fla. Thomson hopes he’s ‘given something back’ Maine and New Hampshire: teacher, guidance counselor, and dean of "W e’ve worked a long time to make this show students at Sacred Heart High School in the best it can be. but we know a lot of kids are Scattered showers and thumter- showers far north, occasional Waterbury for 10 years before coming to ECHS. had its rewards. ter from Eugene, Ore., said that having trouble getting tickets,” Jackson said Charbonneau said he and officials of the Bv Kathy Garmus " I ’ll be gone, but the lights will be at Thursday. showers and a few thunderstorms Manchester’s resources dictate a dif­ Diocesan School Office chose Cuiiinan for the job Herald Reporter Pagani field,” he said, referring to ferent kind of activity than that found in ’ ’The other day I got a letter from a girl in Texas likely south today. Occasional ' ( , i after considering other candidates as well. improvements at a town softball field. other areas. For example, he said, named Ladonna Jones. She'd been saving her showers and thundershowers to­ Currently, the school is seeking qualified A mixture of sadness and excitement The lights were paid for in part by a Eugene is a scenic area which money from odd jobs to buy a ticket, but with the night and Saturday. Highs today candidates for Cullinan’s old job. (Applicants was apparent in Steve Thomson’s voice federal grant — one of several that promotes activities such as fishing and current tour system, she’d have to buy four and Saturday in the 70s to low 80s. should contact the DSO in Hartford, not East earlier this week as he spoke about were obtained during Thomson’s hiking. tickets and she couldn't afford that. Lows tonight in the 60s. Catholic.) leaving his job as Manchester recrea­ tenure. "Here, competitive sports are at a "So, I ’ve asked our promoter to work out a new Cloudy, warm and humid Vermont: Warm and quite Sister Peggy Evans, former vice principal for tion director. Obtaining grants was one of his higher level than I've seen anyplace way of distributing tickets — a way that no longer muggy with scattered afternoon Mostly cloudy today. Warm and humid with periods of showers and academics at ECHS, resigned the post in June. Today marks his final day in the post, major achievements, Thomson said. requires a $120 money order." before," Thomson said. "They (resi­ showers and thunderstorms. Highs thunderstorms. Some storms this afternoon may be accompanied by "She is still considering various options’’ as to a which he has held for the past three He also cited shifting recreation dents) enjoy finding a winner and loser Jackson also announced he would donate all his premiere near 80. Showers and thunder­ strong winds and hail. Highs BO to 85. Winds .southwest 10 to 20 mph. future position, Charbonneau said. years. programs from being largely sup­ in each activity." earnings from the tour to charity, but a storms tonight, some heavy, but Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Warm and humid with periods of The walls of Thomson’s office at the ported by taxes to being support^ The orientation toward sports is spokesman for the tour declined to reveal how Veteran movie director John Hutton (right), tapering off during the day Satur­ showers and thunderstorms. Heavy downpours possible. Lows old Nike site on Garden Grove Drive primarily by users. evidenced by the fact that most of the much money Jackson would make or which with producers Michael and Kathy Fitzgerald, Lifesaving ciasses to begin day. Lows tonight 60 to 65. Cooler were almost bare. A cardboard box full Asked what his goals would be if he charities would benefit. arrive in Los Angeles Thursday for the Filmex tonight 64 to 68. Highs Saturday around 80. Winds tonight southwest 3,000-plus acres of park land and open and less humid Saturday with Senior lifesaving classes will begin on Sunday of the personal touches that had had another three years in the post, space in town is geared toward active Chuck Suljivan, handling promotions for the premiere of Huston’s latest feature film, "Under 10 to IS mph. Today’s weather.picture was drawn by Kim Shook, 10, of highs near 70. at 6 p.m. at the Globe Hollow swimming pool. The adorned his office rested in front of his Thomson said he would like to see more versus passive use, he said .. Jacksons, said the new ticket-purchasing method the Volcano." 335 Charter Oak Street, a student at Martin School. fee will be $4 for the entire series of lessons, and desk. health and fitness-oriented programs Thomson praised Manchester's re­ will be mostly "over the counter," but that the Adapted from a 1947 Malcolm Lawry novel and those who want to enroll must first purchase a The 29-year-old Iowa native, who and increased adult participation in creation program, saying that it is one specific procedure may differ at each concert a film that some said could never be made, it Long Island Sound plans to move to California and open a site. depicts the last dying days of a mad alcoholic, recreation department membership card some rec programs. of the biggest assets of the community. Participants must be at least 15 years old and tourism business, said the job had To that end, the department is A good recreation program can be an Ticket prices will remain the same and there starring Albert Finney. Filmed in Mexico, the The NaUonal Weather Service able to complete a 500-meter endurance swim. helped him grow.emotionally, gain putting together a slide show that it will probably be a limit on how many tickets each story has long been a dream of Huston to bring to forecast for Long Island Sound to important factor in attracting new Classes will be held Sundays and Mondays from 6 confidence and learn about people. plans to show at the meetings of various person can purchase, Sullivan said. the screen. Watch Hill R.I. and Montauk businesses to a town, he said. to 8 p.m., and will continue for four or five weeks. " I just hope that I ’ve given some­ civic and social organizations, he said. "A community is always looking for The new ticket process probably will start when Point: For more information, call 647-3295. thing back,” he said. “ In some cases, adults feel like ways to sell itself,” he said. "It (a good sales begin for the shows Aug. 2-5 A small craft advisory remains Thomson, who has been in the maybe recreation is for kids,” he said. recreation program) is one of the at Madison Square Garden, the fourth stop on the in effect. Winds south to southwest recreation field since graduating from J tour. Free Jermaine Jackson! IS to 25 knots through Saturday However, recreation can be an impor­ amenities." the University of Iowa with a double tant stress-reliever and has socializa­ Community support has been excel­ with higher gusts at times, espe­ major in recreation and business, said Pop singer Jermaine Jackson, Michael’s older cially during thunderstorms.Visi­ Intern to conduct study tion and health benefits as well, lent and the department rarely has had brother, spent the Fourth of July in a New Jersey that heading a recreation department Thomson said. trouble finding merchants to sponsor bility today through Friday 3 to 5 can be frustrating at times. It is easy to jail. While the town committee appointed to study The presentation should also help the various teams, he said. 111 miles but often 1 to 3 miles in lose sight of the day-to-day activities — Jackson and a film crew were at at the Essex the possibility of bringing congregate housing for diminish what he said were somewhat He said the support could probably be showers or thunderstorms. Aver­ such as the jello-eating contests — that STEVE THOMSON They have the gift of gab County Jail Annex in Caldwell, N. J., working on the elderly to Manchester will not meet for limited views of the Recreation attributed to what he called Yankee age wave heighu 2 to 3 feet today attract people to the field in the first scenes for an upcoming music video based o his and tonight. several weeks, a summer intern will begin to Department. pride. ... leaving town Barbara Jordan, Billy Graham and Ronald place, he said. soon-to-be-released single, "D ynam ite." The jail assess the need for such a project in the "The riwimmers think of us as pools, "Manchester amazes we with its Reagan will be inducted into the International "You become a paper soldier,” he site was for a foiled prison escape sequence in meantime. Human Services Director Hanna the basketball players think of us as a autonomy,” he said. " I t ’s a suburb that southern California. U said. Platform Association’s Orators Hall of Fame in which Jackson, several starstruck female prison Extended outlook Marcus said this week. gym and the ice skaters thing of us as a refuses to act like a suburb." August. "You have to understand that there guards and some inmate dervishes are captured Barbara Patten, a graduate student at the warming house," Thomson said. Despite the rewards, Thomson said, Extended outlook for New Eng­ BUT THOMSON SAID that even the comes a time when maybe someone Miss Jordan, a former Texas Congresswoman trying to scale the fence. University of Connecticut School of Social Work, he felt it was time to move on. He plans land Sunday through lliesday: administrative aspect of the job has else can bring some new ideas," he and the electrifying keynote speaker at the 1976 The video is being directed by Robert GiraMl. will research the issue and decide which way to THOMSON, who came to Manches­ to start a travel and tourism business in Democratic Convention, received the most votes said. who was at the helm during the Pepsi commercial Connecticut, Massachnaeils and approach a more in-depth study, Ms. Marcus in a poll conducted by the IPA, a professional that resulted in Michael Jackson’s hair catching Rhode Island: Showers ending said. Congregate housing would serve frail organization of the lecture circuit. Graham and on lire. The crew for this less inflammatory shoot Sunday. Fair Monday and Tues­ Satalllla ¥law elderly people who otherwise might have to be President Reagan finished second and thii^. SadloskI vies with Mercier In 12th consisted of 55 people, including 16 professional day. Overnight low temperatures Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows placed in a nursing home. Runners-up in this year’s talkathon included the in the mid 50s to Itw 60s through dancers. Prison officials said the production was narrow bands of clouds, producing showers and thundershowers, L Rev. Jesse Jackson, Waller Cronkile, William F. Monday, and in the 60s Tuesday. conducted in an unused wing of the jail and did not from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Georgia and form to New Buckley, FMel Castro and Pope John Paul II. interfere with operations. Daytime highs in the mid 70s to low IP A chief Dan Moore admits the outcome of this Mexico. Isolated thundershowers are also being produced from Jermaine is scheduled to join Michael and the 80s through Monday, and in the 80s 8th’s treasurer seeks House nomination clouds in a band from West Virginia to Louisiana. Partly cloudy skies year’s poll surprised him, saying, " I thought it rest of the Jacksons on a nationwide tour that Tuesday. would be at least another 10 years before we cover much of the Great Basin and central Florida with fair skies begins this week. F or the Record Elizabeth Sadloski, treasurer of the acknowledged that women are the real orators in Vermont: Pleasant. summer elsewhere. a pension lawyer for Aetna Life & better known in the district. He said he knew when he announced our culture." weather Sunday and Monday with Eighth Utilities District and president Casualty, announced his candidacy in " I feel I’ve been working and serving his candidacy that she was interested of the Manchester Property Owners highs from 75 to 80 and lows in the early May. the people,” she said, citing her role as L 12th District seat. He said he went Though it was correctly reported in Thursday’s Association, will seek the Republican SOs. Warm and humid 'hiesday 30.00 Mrs. Sadloski said Thursday she has president of the MPOA, secretary of In w a rd because he thinks it will Herald that the town has placed a tax lien on land held nomination for the 12th Assembly with a chance of thunderstorms. decided that she will force a primary if the Connecticut Taxpayers Associa­ requirFaWigorous campaign to defeat Look for TV ’s ‘Bloopers’ by assistant town attorney Barry Botticello, he sold District. Low 55 to 60, with highs in the 80s. she does not win party endorsement tion, and a member of the Community McCavanagh, a local real estate Does Ryan know about this? Sarah Douglas, star of televUion’s "Falcon MINNEAPOLIS'^^^^1 his 22 Essex St. property before the tax involved was The post is now held by Rep. James from Republican Town Committee Development Block Grant study broker, and he did not have confidence Crest," seduces a statue, sacrifices her virgin Maine and New Hampahlre: A due. Tax officials say Botticello is not responsible for McCavanagh, D-Manchester, who is members in the 12th Assembly Dis­ Peter Fonda is trying to get former child star committee. that Mrs. Sadloski would wage a stong niece to an evil god, beats up Wilt Chamberlain chance of showers Sunday. A paying the $635 in delinquent taxes, but the new owner serving his first term. He has not trict. Mercier said today he also plans and Oscar-winner Tatum O’Neal to appear in a Mrs. Sadloski, who has been a campaign. Men-ier said there is not and makes love to a 225-pound bodybuilder chance of showers north and fair of the property, Liliane Poulin, is. announced his intention to seek re- to call for a primary if one is needed. frequent critic of government spend­ much difference between him and Mrs. porn film — but it’s only make-believe; part of But don’t go flipping through TV Guide looking south Monday. Fair Tuesday. election but has said he will probably do their new movie. SAN FRANCISCi ing, said said the state government Sadloski on i.ssues. for the airdate of this precedent-setting episode Highs mostly in the 70s. Lows in the A story in Thursday’s Herald gave the incorrect so. The assembly district includes Vot­ Fonda plays Miss O’Neal’s lover in “ A Certain needs a change. "W e need .some new on "Falcon Crest." In fact, you won’t find these 508. performance dates and one wrong telephone number If Mrs. Sadloski is to face McCava­ ing Districts 1, 2, 5, 7 and 10. blood," she said. The 12th Assembly District conven­ Fury,” which co-sUrs Irene Cara ("Flash- LOS AN steamy scenes anywhere except the cutting room for tickets for the Universal Players’ production of nagh in the November election, she will Mrs. Sadloski said she feels she has a tion at which the endorsement will be dance” ) and Howard Rollins ("R a ^ im e "). Mercier said today he is not sur­ floor. Air quality “ Fiddler on the Roof." The show will play Aug. 2,3,4, have to defeat Jonathan Mercier in the better chance of defeating McCava­ made is tentatively scheduled for July Location shooting is in Vancouver, B.C. prised that Mrs. Sadloski has decided All those evil deeds were shot for "Conan the 8, 9, 10 and 11. For tickets, call 643-1347. race for the GOP nomination. Mercier. nagh than Mercier has because she is to run. 25 at Lincoln Center. Fonda, whose career stalled after major The American Lung Association Destroyer,” starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as stardom in the late '60s with "E asy R ider," is forecast moderate air quality NCW a prehistoric Mr. Universe and Miss Douglas as ORLEANS very busy these days. He just finished an NBC the evil Queen Taramis who hires Conan to pilfer levels across Connecticut for today 801 television movie with another young actor — a jewel from a very mean wizard. and reported the same conditions Silver Spoons’ Ricky Schroeder. Peter and his statewide Thursday. Fire Calls Miss Douglas told People magazine she didn’t famous sister Jane — who just finished three mind that the editors cut the virgin sacrifice or more exercise videos — are also scouting writers the statue seduction, but the British actress does URI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ (Paramedics). Friday, 12:15 a.m. — alarm, Wales Road, Andover (Andover). for their MGM-UA film, "Old Money.’’ The film is Across the nation Manchester miss the scene with Schwarzenegger. "There was Tuesday, 3:34 p.m .— alarm. Manchester Memorial Hospital Saturday, 6:16 p.m. — medical not about the profits from Miss Fonda’s new a lot of grease and sweat and flailing legs. It was a Showers and occasional thunder­ Monday, 9:05 a.m. — alarm, Meadows Convalescent Center (Tow n). exercise video for senior citizens. National loracaat call, Boston Hill Road, Andover good, raunchy scene." storms will be scattered over the Illing Junior High School, 229 E. (Tow n). Friday. 7:33 a.m. — medical (Andover). central Mississippi Valley and Middle Turnpike (Town). Tuesday, 5:02 p.m. — smoking call, 272 Porter St. (Paramedics). Sunday, 11:58 a.m. — alarm. 111 Center St Manchester For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Tonight, thundershowers are extend from the Great Lakes Monday, 9:37 a.m. — medical wheel chair. 65 Spruce St. (Town). Hop River edierly housing, An­ 643-5692 across the eastern Gulf Coast, expected in the North and mid-Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere, call, 411 Hartford Road Tuesday, 5:20 p.m. — car fire. M Tolland County dover (Andover). Florida and the Atlantic states to weather will remain fair In general. Minimum temperatures include: (Paramedics). Wells St. (Tow n). Sunday, 1:45 p.m.— medical New England. High will be in the (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 69(85), Boston 68(74) Monday, 9:52 a.m. — water leak, Tuesday, 6:40 p.m. — medical Friday. 6:36 p.m. - brush fire. call. Prospect Street, Coventry Almanac 60s over the upper Great Lakes and Chicago 54(75), 53(70), Dallas 76(97), Denver 61(98)! 196 Vernon St. (Town). call, 138 McKee St. (Paramedics). Merrow Road, Coventry (North (South Coventry). northern Washington, the upper Duluth 48(73), Houston 70(94), Jacksonville 71(91), Kansas City Monday, 11:16 a.m. — alarm. Wednesday, 1; 13 a.m. —car fire. Coventry). Monday, 2:03 a.m. — medical 70s across Maine and upper 80s in 62(84), Little Rock 71(86), Los Angeles 52(75), Miami 77(88), . Probate Court, Center Street Interstate 84 extension (Town). Saturday. 3:49 a.m. — emer­ call, Geraldine Drive, Coventry Today is Friday, July 6, the 188th day of 1984 with 178 the lower two-thirds of the Atlantic Minneapolis 55(81), New Orleans 73(92), New York 68(78), Phoenix (Town). Wednesday, 4:29 p.m. — alarm. gency transport from Windham (North Coventry, South Coventry). 6 to follow. Coast. Readings will reach 100 or 86(105), San Francisco 52(71), Seattle 51(78), St. Louis 59(82). Monday, 11:48 a.m. — medical Stereovision, 1139 TollanD Turn­ Memorial Hospital to Hartford Tuesday, 6:35 p.m. — smoke The moon is in its first quarter. more in north-central Texas and Washington 73(82). call, llOLynessSt. (Paramedics). pike (Eighth District). Hospital (South Coventry). investigation. Grant Hill Road and There is no morning star. .southern Oklahoma, much of in­ Monday, 3:19 p.m. — medical Wednesday, 5:48 p.m. — motor Saturday. 11:32 a.m. — motor Broadway. Coventry (North The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, land California and the desert call, 205 Hartford - Road vehicle accident, 17 Holl St. vehicle accident. Route 6 and Co-.-entry). Jupiter and Saturn. Southwest. (Paramedics). (Town). Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Manchester Herald Monday, 3:19 p.m. — lockout, 46 Wednesday. 6:09 p.m. — fire­ They include John Paul Jones, founder of the Uniteid ; Shepherd St. (Tow n). works thrown into sewer. Main and States Navy, in 1747, Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of Richard M. Diamond, Publisher - Monday, 4:18 p.m. — medical Woodbridge streets (Eighth Singapore, in 1781, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Lottery I call, 45 N. School St. (Eighth District). Our Estate Department Gromyko in 1909, actress Janet Leigh in 1927 and actor Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis ’ District, Paramedics). Wednesday, 11:14 p.m. - motor Sylvester Stallone in 1946. Associate Publisher Monday, 5:05 p.m. — smoke vehicle accident. 791 W. Middle continually offers On this date in history: Business Manager I alarm, 62D Pascal Lane (Town). Turnpike (Town). In 1699, pirate Captain William Kidd was seized in Connecticut daily USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 236 Monday, 9:10 p.m. — gasoline Thursday, 2:09 p.m. — medical pleasant surprises in Boston and deported to England. He was later hanged. Thursday: 619 washdown, 65 Cushman Drive call, 6 Overlook Drive In 1854, the Republican Party was formally PubllihedAdally txctpl Sunday Suggostod corrlor rotas ora tl.20 (Eighth District). (Paramedics). * Antique jewelry * Estate jewelry established atmeeting in New York. Play Four: 1496 by tht Mon- l*«9klv, 13.12 tor ono month, s is .33 Monday, 10:24 p.m. — behind 77 chnttr Publlthlne Co., 14 Bralnard Thursday, 2:57 p.m. — medical In 1885, French hacteriologist Louis Pasteur tor throo months, $30.70 tor six Woodland St., grass fire near the * Antique Reproductions * Period jewelry On A Select Rainbow Jackpot: Plata, Monchoittr, Conn. 04040. n in th s and $41.40 tor ono yoor. Moll call. 322 Oakland St. inoculated the first human being — a boy who had Mcond clo u postoea paid at Mon- rotas ora ovollabla on roquost. railroad tracks (Eighth District). (Paramedics). ehajfa^ Conn. POST/MASTER; at substantial savings from replacement prices. been bitten by a rabid dog. The youngster escaped Z — Red — 087 Monday, 10:29 p.m. — medical Thursday, 3:49 p.m. — stove fire, tend oddrait choneas to the Man- To Plata o tlossltlad or display Group of... rabies. roostar Harold, P.O. Box 5»I, call, 709 Main St. Apartment 15 691 Hartford Road (Town). Monchottor, Conn, OiXM. roport a nows In 1958, Alaska became the 49th ritate. Today In history ®’' Ploturo Idoo, toll (Paramedics). Thursday, 5:22 p.m. — kitchen In 1982, the U.S. agreed to send 800 Marines to Beirut Other numbers drawn Thursday 44^2711. ottlto hours aro 1:30 o.m. Monday, 11:15 p.m. — medical fire, 34 Liberty St. (Tow n). ...Summer Tops in New England: To subtcriba, "or to roport o to $ p.m. Monday through Friday. to help supervise evacuation of Palestinian guerrillas On July 6, 1885, French bacteriologist dal vary problom, coll 447-9944. call, 547 Onter St. (Paramedics). Thursday, 9:18 p.m. — oil burner m o iid m d ^ Sundresses. Shorts. from the city. The PLO rejected the plan. Louis Pasteur inoculated nine-year-old Vermont daily: 49$, *0 Tho Manthostor Harold Is a Tuesday, 9:15 a.m. — alarm. problem, 59 Huckleberry Lane PustedJewelers Since 1885 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 substrlbor to Unltod Pross Intarni? Maine daily: 270. Soturdoy. Dollyory Illing Junior High School. East (Town). Joseph Melster, who was badly bitten by tlonol nows sarvltos and Is ManchMter. Conn 06040 T«i 643-2741 Drawstring Pants and Much A thought for the day: Louis Pasteur — a pioneer in Rhode Island dally: 6295. * P'"’- Monday Middle Turnpike (Town). Friday, 12:09 a.m. — alarm, an infected dog, in the first successful AmaiCBP IxprBMMMIBf CA»9B^>6BAAcKMI« Chvga bacteriology — said, "In the fields of observation, New Hampshire daily: 3820. SotSroSy!^'’" ’'’'' Ckromtlon's.”" Tuesday, 2:12 p.m . - medical Manchester Community College Much Morel chance favors only the mind that is prepared." use of a vaccine to prevent rabies. Massachusetts daily: 0241. call, 52 E. Center St. (Tow n). MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 6. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 6, 1984 - 5 as. World Terrorists free 260, then surrender AHORE, Pakistan (U P I) — Sikh The surrender followed hours of Minister Indira Gandhi. are determined to fight it out,” the) In Brief terrorists today freed more than 280 negotiations between Pakistani offi­ The hijackers had demanded that -state-run Pakistan television quoted passengers and flight crew cafMured cials and the hijackers, who were India pay $25 million in reparation (or the hijackers as telling the control when they hijacked an Indian airliner addressed via radio in the aircraft on a the Indian arm y’s attack on the Golden tower in Lahore before landing. SUMMER SAVINGS! to Pakistan in retaliation of the attack runway at Lahore airport. The Press Temple in Armritsar one month ago, Officials said the plane carried iss Shippers blame Iran on India’s Golden Temple, Pakistani Trust of India said the officials won the release 22 of Sikhs captured during the men, 82 women, IS children and nine BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shippers are blaming army officials said. release by "wearing out the assault and free other Sikhs Jailed for crewmembers. U.S. Embassy officials Iran (or a missile attack against a Japanese- The hijackers “ surrendered on their hijackers.” political murders. identified the American on board as- chartered supertanker hauling 250,000 tons o( own” after a night of negotiations, Pakistani officials said eight hi­ They also requested the withdrawal Associated Press correspondent Ste-^ Saudi crude in the Persian Gulf toward the Strait removing any need for a military jackers surrendered to authorities. The of the army from all of Punjab state. phen Wilson of Washington, D.C. ; of Hormuz. operation to free the captives, the officials said three of the passengers, The European-built A-300 Airbus was Official All India radio said the' The 27,000-ton Primrose, traveling from the officials in the Pakistani capital of also Sikhs, required “ prompt medical commandeered 10 minutes after it left pirated plane would be returned to COLECO kingdom's Ras Tanurah export terminal, was hit Islamabad said. air and are recuperating." Srinigav, the capital of northern India. by two air-to-surface missiles in international In New Delhi, official All India radio The Press Trust, quoting official Kashmir state, on a domestic flight to According to the Press Trust, the C H iir t waters Thursday 75 miles southwest of Iran’s reported that all passengers and crew sources, reported the hijackers were New Delhi, airline officials said. hijackers were believed to be members, BONUS! Lavan Island. were released at the airport at Lahore, armed with two pistols, two hand The In^an Airlines flight was of a Sikh “ suicide squad” bent on- where the plane was forcibly rerouted grenades, traditional daggers and iron allowed to land at Lahore, 250 miles avenging the assault on the Golden^ 33.M A spokesman for Lines Shipping Co., CALDOR DISC MwmwwtiihWwiwt which charters the Liberian-registered Prim­ during a flight over India Thursday. rods. northwest of New Delhi, after the Sikh Temple ago in which at least 600 Sikhs, PROCESSING rose, said the missiles struck near the bow and in Earlier reports said there were 255 Sikhs, members of a religous sect commandoes threatened to blow up the and government troops died. SAVINGS the aft section near the engine mom, causing passengers and nine crewmembers that has been seeking an autonomous plane which was running low on fuel, Mrs. Gandhi ordered the assault to COUPONS ' '' “ little damage." aboard the plane. The U.S. Embassy in state in the northern Punjab region, reports said. clear the temple of militants who The spokesman, in statements made in , New Delhi said one of the hostages was were authorized to carry daggers onto “ Our families have been murdered turned the sacred complex into an WORTH ® 1 0 ! said the 26-man Japanese crew was not hurt. an American newsman. domestic (lights last year by Prime ruthlessly at the Golden Temple and we armed camp. K O D A K D i s c 4 1 0 0 C su n e n O u t f it Beirut’s green line closed Diplomat held wWi Film 2>Fack NMI.. ..M M Tk . M««tRi8t-in covOf/hancBe phis euto 4440 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Parents and relatives 4il8elranfofliMiiid«dn^ t M o l S grieved abductions by Lebanon's militias today ftV«wMN«msdy. BMforiestoot ■ with a tire-burning protest that closed the main as Great Britain 8 .4 7 NSf.1t.ff crossroad on the Green Line as Lebanese troops worked to remove barricades elsewhere along •ttSS^Tefo UMWI For Kodak4000/800a the boundary. seeks answers MtfM rnrnmmm. Nsg, UM ...... ■ m A delegation representing the demonstrators met acting Interior Minister Joseph Skaf and By John Jones CLEARANCE! members of Lebanon’s (our- member security United Press International Committee to protest the captivity of some 300 K O M K fIL M people kidnapped by the nation's rival militamen I A tm t AlfllilO M S — some as early as during the 1975-76 civil war. LONDON — Britain summoned the Nigerian ^ 2 * 4 6 Police and Lebanese troops made no effort to ambassador today to explain why Nigeria’s niost wanted man was found drugged, unconscious and eNtIM ItttO CK disperse the demonstrators, who blocked both ' 2 * 6 7 lanes of the National Museum crossing with stuffed into a crate aboard an airliner that was about to take off for Lagos. stones and burning tires in a non- violent protest, c f t s o o f t ...... 3 . 4 $ •Push •Elsctrlos witnesses said. Umaru Dikko is Nigeria’s wealthy former transport m minister who escaped from the country when the 6 Lebanese miiitia leaders serving in Prime civilian government was toppled by the military six • ^ If PrqpsIkKi •Rfeisrs Minister Rashid Karami’s Christian- Moslem . » 4 W k ...... 4 . 3 3 months ago. He was kidnapp^ Thursday outside his I coalition Cabinet last month agreed to release the London home. »Q hundreds of people kidnapped by their gunmen !W . ' m iMtfi 7*»844 over nine years of civil war. Official sources said he was found later among i ^ diplomatic baggage aboard a Nigeria Airways Boeing ^ k Editor Is freed 707 at Stansted Airport outside London. Britain held up the Nigerian Jetliner and Nigeria K I W O N i i 0 B E LLE VILLE , III. — Richard Hargraves, immediately retaliated by calling back and holding a U tr freed from Jail because a county official admitted British Caledonia Boeing 747 airliner with 180 people la.io*'Nsg.17.ft GARDEN TOOLS to being a source for an editorial that led to a libel aboai^ that was bound from Lagos to London. pAsB gpo6 suit, says he is not certain his two days behind Officials in Lagos denied the Nigerian government ‘i W . bars proved anything. was involved. The government-owned newspaper 1IS&20%OFF Hargraves was released Thursday from the St. Daily Times said Britain had detained a Nigerian crew and aircraft and told Nigerians to “ remain •Shovsis •Rakes •Hoes Clair County Jail, still refusing to name his I E * S o n iiE* ___ ..-i... sources. calm .” MaJ. Gen. H.A. Hananiya, the Nigerian ambassa­ •Grass Shears •Pruners 'T m out of jail and I haven't broken the Prom True Ttmpor. Wthiiot. KaNtr, McQtdre, more. confidence pledge at all,’ ’ he said. "Thank God, dor whose formal title is high commissioner, spent >157 I'm out of Jail." ' about 40 minutes with Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Hargraves said his release failed to resolve the Howe at the British Foreign Office explaining why iZoom “ big problem," which he said was the lack in Dikko was found among the Nigerian diplomatic Illinois law to balance the constitutional rights of baggage. .. "‘ 7 ' a free press and a fair trial. Hananiya refused on his way out to comment on the • if • i a *•» • i ' >183 BUCK & DECKER " I don’t know that it’s a victory or defeat (or discussion but said he had received a message for UPI pfioto transmission to Lagos. C O R DL^ OR ELECTRIC anyone,” said Hargraves, who was taken into Democratic presidential candidate Wal­ Sion about Cuomo’s upcoming keynote MMONd-VBWWAMMNTV - J U H I H ; ,5>:- .HK fMIlCIs fRPpCreff court, handcuffed and clad in a prison uniform. Asked if Nigeria was involved in the kidnapping he In moei popi^tf 36mm SLR : W > ■ I \ ter Mondale and New York Gov. Mario 4 fo S S iih y HEDGE TRIMMERS He said his case might cause Journalists to be replied, “ Impossible. My government cannot be address to the Democratic National inoutts. more cautious in using confidential sources. involved in things like that.” Cuomo, left, met at Logan International Convention. ENTIRe STOCK j Hargraves, 34, wrote an editorial published in Hananiya said the incident “was certainly Airport Thursday for a private discus- the Belleville News-Democrat more than two embarrassing to me and to the military govenment.” 2 4 .9 9 .4 4 .9 7 Sr.hr.M. Asked who was responsible, he replied, “ I have no jBANyo ilQYAI.OAKa04j||. yearn ago calling St. Clair County Board Rtf fiiin tt' IXAII PM tt;- Nify. i| | U Chairman Jerry Costello a liar for publicly saying idea. But it must have been some patriotic friends of S o i t r he favored voter approval of all tax increases. Nigeria.” CaM " — • IS " TH m m tr.^ ...... a t j f . . , . 2 4 0 7 London’s Daily Mail said the Lagos government Collins talks with Mondale h pem nstgprltt .4J9 . *is*Tdrem tCk'*...... V.'..49.99... 3 4 .0 7 may have wanted to hold a show trial of Dikko, who 4 SM* R to .io .7 a •is*TiMmwr...... tt.ff ...>44.07 Kohl urges better deal recently vowed he would try to overthrow the military government “ by all weapons available." fSITORfiMytRmHfSf9Sht9f...44JM ...,30.07 u BUENOS AIRES, — West German Two other unidentified men were found bound and I63ffl0fy> more.Ifl ^ *iaiSCorMiffO (itm liiew ..-....y .ff ....24,07 on vice presidential spot .gctM fooi.«c}(2iM Chancellor Helmut Kohl is calling on the West to drugged at Standsted Airport along with Dikko. .. jSMso DfMk eoffyt ss isSNSiMao give Latin Am erica’s indebted nations a better Dikko, a former transport minister and brother-in- By Steve KarnowskI Ferraro, D-N.Y. deal on overdue loans. law of Nigeria’s deposed President Shehu Shagari, is past by perpetuating the antis United Press International She will meet with the former On a four-day goodwill visit to support at the top of the new military government’s long list of race and giving up past gains on FARBERWARE , vice president at his secluded Argentina’s fledgling democracy and bolster wanted politicians. He allegedly amassed a civil rights, !r'2«8ticRTo««t«r f ijW y IPIWWB I f l y trade relations. Kohl was to meet President Raul NORTH OAKS, Minn. - Ken­ home in North Oaks, Minn., north S A V E O V E R S%I multimillion-dollar fortune in bribes and kickbacks tucky Gov. Martha Layne Collins, of St. Paul. 2 Alfonsin for a second round of talks today. from traders and businessmen. “ I defy anybody to say that they who meets with Walter Mondale Mrs. Collins said Mondale must ! i ; . » R f » . 4 I i “ We have to find viable economic and political Police verified news reports that Dikko was are interested in our future, that 1470 ST.KsW today to talk about the vice seek an “ extra dimension" to poUshod chromt finish, solutions that satisfy the interests of debtors and abducted outside his luxurious home in London’s pursue a future that could bomb lis TROPIC TORCHES AND presidency, says a woman could gamer enough votes to defeat 'loiW shade seltotoi and - creditors," Kohl said at a state banquet downtown Bayswater district by several armed men out of civilization,” Mondale tofd fModgrein front ptn tit. i t t L add an “ extra dimension” to the President Reagan and “ there are Thursday. who forced him into a yellow panel truck after a 400 supporters. PAfmiTK> LIGHT SETS Democratic ticket but will not say The chancellor arrived Wednesday on a tour violent struggle. women ^ho could do that.” Dukakis and Cuomo pledged if she is the one to do it. The interyiews “ say something i i that will take him next to Mexico. Scotland Yard’s anti-terrorist squad took charge of enthusiastic support to Mondale S N im e s T o c K “ That’s a 'what if’ situation," is for women. It says w e’ve been West Germany is Argentina’s primary creditor the case and flashed alerts to sea terminals and and urged him to choose a ranning the only comment she had on the taken seriously,” she said. in the Club of Paris, with $2.1 billion in airports around the country. Some six hours later the mate soon. S * 1 7 to 6 *4 9 Mfts\i.44 possibility of her selection during Mondale, virtually assured of government- to-govemment loans. Nigerian Airways cargo Jet was surrounded at “ I’d like to see the decision made an interview Thursday in Ken­ Another $2 billion lent by German commercial Stansted airport. the Democratic presidential nomi­ very quickly,” Dukakis said aft^ tucky’s capital of Frankfort. nation, attended a fund-raising i TefSHt tateaeea** • s • « )$/ i, banks makes West Germany Argentina’s third- The crew said the flight should have taken off meeting with Cuomo and Mondale. Mrs. Collins, the nation’s sole event in Brookline, Mass., Thurs­ •SSillHPh. TOfSjl.'t » a # • 41*44'* « . . 0 . 4 0 most important overall creditor after the United Thursday morning but had to wait for delayed freight Cuomo said Mondale'6 inter­ woman governor, is the third day with Massachusetts Gov. States and Britain. On Thursday, Nigerian President Mqj. Gen. views with potential mnning woman Mondale will interview as Michael Dukakis and New York WOTV OTwE* imPfff$ IfQ fOPIHMPtMRb Mohamed Buhari told new Nigerian ambassadors to mates were distracting attention a possible running mate — coming Gov. Mario Cuomo. watch the activities of politicians who had fled and from the contest with Reagan. FBI hunts for blind girl after San Francisco Mayor Dianne planned to destabilize Nigeria from the outside. Mondale accused the adminis­ “ We want to get on with i t j ’ Feinstein and Rep. Geraldine tration of “ taking us back to the Cuomo said. , . ^ R O t JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The FBI has Joined SMS. the search for a shy, 16-year-old blind girl A io t o m R believed kidnapped nearly a week ago during a layover on a bus ride to her home. 'OSidkNrRefle ' V ». * * p « > 4S.*V« « a « SSaMOf Saai 4> r* * « «- e a ».• "W fficer Pat DooUttle of the Jacksonville Andrei Sakharov’s kin OK’s Jackson trip 'MMO# - ' - g ' ♦71 Sheriff’s Office. “ We do believe there is foul play, asMtisi'fiaBBgaa td «*.>!».«'*•:* *««•*:»«.* «..44i but we don’t have any proof of this." awnoi s% jf M By CaroL Rosenberg Sila Alice Goolsby, an honor student at the individual trying to do what a govern­ who is concerned about the fate of oqr iiaioi.fr iTMi ■, United Press International Ms. Kristi has since been put under Florida SUte School for the Deaf and Blind in St. ment is trying to do also,” said parents, to provide any background Semyonov, who lives in suburban house arrest, unable to speak with tiocsM is ooveredietfiNS preset^ lanoNis* Has Augustine, disappeared from a Jacksonville bus information on the case to Mr. Jackson sisa lo lir a atKl fcK assunal station June 29. BOSTON — Democratic presidential Newton and is a teaching assistant at foreign correspondents or leave Mo£ or Mr. Reagan or whoever," he said. cow, he said...... FBI agent Doug Jones said Thursday the candidate Jesse Jackson should Brandeis University in Waltham. permitted to try to convince the Soviets Semyonov said he believes the He said despite reports that Sak­ agency is treating the disappearance as “ a “ I personally feel that first of all the situation is still very grave (or his to let dissident physicist Andrei Sak­ harov is being force-fed and Mrs. presumptive kidnapping.” situation of my parents is very urgent, stepfather, a Nobel Peace Prize H w id N H s Id tjChCWfO': harov and his wife Yelena Bonner leave that they might be on the verge of dying Bonner is still in Gorky under house Miss Goolsby was enroute from a computer winner, who has had two heart attacks ; S li0 !w w 0«rR tf.S course in Daytona Beach to her home in Altha, the Soviet Union, Mrs. Bonner’s son right now — if it is not the case that one arrest, there are two possible reasons says. and has reportedly been on a hunger w l^ the West has had no word of 'HSNSNCMlbV Fla., when she failed to get back on a bus after a of them is dead. And anyone who can “I don’t see any reason why Mr. strike to force the Soviets to let his wife Sakharov from the physicist himself of two- hour layover In Jacksonville. resolve the situation would get my leave the Soviet Union (or medical 'W- y I Jackson should be excluded,” said any of his trusted friends. ; WbterPOe personal gratitude as well as all my treatment herself. r#: Alexei Semyonov in a telephone fam ily’s.” H tfw vtah le f- SAVE OVER interview Thursday, responding to Semyonov said he last received " E i t h e r my stepfather’has died and 'A Painkiller Is off shelves Semyonov said he has not spoken , reports that President Reagan charg^ direct information on his parents' the Soviet Union has covered it up, PtiRMinafeSon ' Rig- St-M ...... flM f 2S40'': directly with Jackson, but would welfare on May 6, the day family friend - CHICAGO — Some Illinois pharmacists are Jackson would be breaking the law by refusing to show the truth, or the adtithaa wed and I M r . R a i ^ ...... welcome his efforU if he did contact Irene Kristi, a mathematician from halting over-the-counter sale of a painkiller that engaging in such negotiations. treatment of my parents is so bad that >)im. Moscow, traveled to their exiled home can cause kidney failure and other severe side “ I do not agree with the president they don't want anyone to know about it y * “ So far he did not call. But of course in Gorky to visit with the couple for a mUMTE...... 2490 W H I R U H K M . effecU so customers can be warned of the that any harm can be done by a private we are always ready to talk to anyone so long as my father continues a hunger few minutes. strike.” i t 104ill.Ci|M ^ **®ilL****®* *^®"*®*^ before the drug is purchased «Tiiidim9 W»twPllt»WWMSoMiNShoiw -.. . ;M9feem.Nfe-2f-ff.AAsfffRihite ...... 14.00">f $ W M f M ir . 6 The drug ibuprofen has been available by prescription for lo years under various names. r - The latest brand names for the drug are Advil and :P- i'-.. • * Nuprin. Pancoast is convicted of Morgan murder riENNITE J«10 PrtVRwsy Ssaitf | OHrNSf.44f.7f357 ‘(litMAnfirastM) f By Catherine Gewertz O v r R fS l1S.8f HokM 1 S .U )t.H tf details of their long-running affair period at a state mental hospital. Co-counsel Arthur ^ r e n s said he ... 1009 Bolivia strike may end United Press International shortly before the department store Phlbbaiized tor lonci lastkki SoyoMffertllh^of Prosecutor Stanley Weisberg called believed Pancoast was insane, and fttiffre^ teftiw tfmtj. heir died of cancer. the verdict "gratifying,” but defense pretfction. Protects tjialnst LA PAZ, Bolivia — The Bolivian government LOS ANGELEIS — Attorneys for the argued that if the Judge had not ruled vah *iJwf$ |itiia wUffriie The Jury of 10 women and two men attorneys continued to claim the wrong ohemicMtSmore.^ and the country’s dominant labor confederation man convicted of killing playgirl Vicki that testimony about the tapes was . ••.. wsterleveloontroOor returned the guilty verdict after man was convicted. i' ■■ appeared close to resolving a nationwide general Morgan say the outcome may have irrelevant, it “ would have changed the deliberating less than six hours. The “ The real killer of Vicki Morgan it s 8fewaiHaicif ««a»«*a«e*«9«sar strike that entered its second day today. been different if they had been allowed course of the trial.” defendant showed no reaction when the still outside and the whole truth never •dfcfcPIltr ...... 4 S S The strike shut mines, schools and most to present evidence of “ sex tapes” they The Jurors had little physical evi­ verdict was read, but later cursed at got to the Jury,” attorney Charles • S t ^ P f l e h ...... 7.4S factories and banks across the South American claimed showed government officials dence to consider. The bat prosecutors photographers and spat, “ Leave me Mathews said. “ Vicki Morgan was a •1 t‘ Dthretety S«|Htf0 f . . .8 ;aS , vur nsa* a*Va7v •, ...... ’ . . • 2 W . nation although some public buses, hospitals, at sex orgies with the victim. said Pancoast used to crush Miss alone.” time bomb who could have hurt a lot of Hum um oan. >■. . *4l9 safe lor oeOor radios and telephone exchanges operated Marvin Pancoast was convicted Morgan's skull as she slept carried no normally. Pancoast, 34, who pleaded innocent people and someone who didn't want to Thursday of first-degree murder iivthe fingerprints or identifiable blood OeUVERV ANOransMBwiwesewretathUf INSTALLATION I f OaTKNUL (EXTRA CHAirae) Domestic (lights had to be canceled because of by reason of insanity, now faces a be hurt took her out.” stains. The prosecution's own experts HARTZ Reflecting baseball bat slaying of Miss Morgan, hearing beginning Monday before the the strike, which was called by the powerful the former mistress of late presidential The Jury was not allowed to hear said police handling of the bat had ‘2 in 1 Plus’ Bolivian Workers Central to demand higher same Jury to determine if he was sane testimony about the so-called “ sex destroyed the prints, which the defense confidante Alfred Bloomingdale. at the time of the July 7,1983, murder. Flea & Tick Collar MANCHESTER wages, controls on food prices and a freeze on tapes” that Miss Morgan purportedly said was evidence of a coverup I V E R N O N Miss Morgan, who shared a condomi­ If found sane. Pancoast faces a 1145 Tolland Turnpike foreign debt payments to international banks. had showing her, Bloomingdale and top For Dogs A Cats O 7 7 I Tri-City Shopping Center nium with Pancoast, created a sensa­ maximum prison term of 26 years to The Workers Central represents 95 percent of government officials at sex orgies. The Rag. 3.77...... f tion in 1982 when she filed a life when sentenced by Superior Court But the Jury did have Pancoast's Bolivian workers. multimillion-dollar palimony suit tapes, which Miss Morgan told friends confessions, one of which was tape Judge David Horowitz. If found insane, were her “insurance policy,” have 8 a m t o 9;3o p m * S u n d a y i o a m t o s p m * p r i c e s e f f e c t i v e t h r u S a t u r d a y against Bloomingdale, revealing the he would be sentenced to an indefinite recorded by police Just hours after the never been produced. slaying. 6 - MANCHKSTKR HKHALD, Frid;iv. July 6. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friduy, .Inly 6. 1984 - 7.

Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Exclusionary rule altered opinion James P. Sacks, City Editor / Court ends term with Reagan victory

By Spencer Sherman seizures.” ruling upholding a law requiring young without a warrant as long as they have Handling of political ad creates controversy Jack United Press International Justice William Brennan complained men to register for the draft or face loss a "good faith” belief a judge will issue a bitterly that the ruling completes the of federal college loans and grants. warrant later. Anderson WASHINGTON — President Reagan Burger court’s “ determined strangula­ In other rulings, the court agreed In a California case, police sought the tion" of the rule and noted defense with the administration that seniority warrant after receiving a tip from an Harry Truman’s frequently quoted adage, "If you treasurer. praised the Supreme Court for its Washington landmark decision carving out a major attorney Melvin Belli called it “ the rules take precedence over minority informant, but federal courts refused can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen," might well If an individual, acting without the committee or to allow narcotics seized to be used Merry-Go-Round exception to a controversial rule beginning of the end” for the rule. hiring practices in reaffirmation of the apply to newspaper publishers. In my 25 years as a Manchester candidate’s knowledge or permission, places an forbidding courtroom use of illegally But President Reagan, in Michigan first-hired last-fired concept. The court against four accused drug traffickers, publisher I'v e taken my share of heat and, while I'v e advertisem ent, then it must contain the individual’s seized evidence, but civil rights lawy­ Thursday to meet with auto workers, also found that black parents may not saying the judge who issued the been singed a few times, I ’m still in the kitchen. name and address. If the advertiser doesn’t comply' ers bitterly denounced the ruling. had a simple reaction: “ I love it,” he sue the government for letting segre­ warrant did not have probable cause to gated school have tax breaks. do so. Newspapers, intentionally or unintentionally, find Spotlight with the law, he runs the risk of a civii penalty, not in The Thursday ruling, among the last saicT. The decision was a victory for taw Attorney General William French Writing for the court. Justice Byron therhselves, on occasion, in the middle of a furor they excess of $1,000. In extreme cases, a violation could issued by the court at the end of its 1983-84 term, significantly altered the enforcement officers, who have long Smith said the long-sought exception to White said the exclusionary rule should themselves have helped to create. No newspaper Herald Publisher invalidate the results o f an election. Kids aim | so-called exclusionary rule, hailed by argued that rule sets criminals free the exclusionary rule will "help restore be modified to permit use of evidence escapes completely; it’s an unavoidable occupational many as a bulwark against police because of legal technicalities. respect for the criminal justice obtained by police officers who reason­ hazard. What is important, however, is how well or how I P A R T IA L L Y A G R E E with G arfield ’s view s since a misconduct, but castigated by the After struggling with the issue for system.” ably rely on a search warrant issued by fairly a newspaper handles the situa' ion once it finds candidate’s official committee should know and play by to become administration as a major impediment over a year, the court created a But Burt Neuborne, legal director of a judge. the American Civil Liberties Union, He said. "The good faith exception itself in the middle of a storm center. the rules. But in dealing with an individual over whom to combatting crime. "good-faith” exception to the rule allowing judges to use illegaily seized said the ruling "severely weakens the for searches conducted pursuant to In most cases the staff turns to the publisher for ad to be a com plete surprise to his mother, requested the candidate has no control, the newspaper should The 70-year-old rule prevents judges from allowing illegally seized evidence evidence if,the improper seizure was Fourth Amendment... (which) will not warrants is not intended to signal our guidance and direction because, to again quote anonymity. Only the words "P a id for by friends of Biz accept the moral obligation to enforce the law to avoid astronauts to be used in court as a way to deter the result of a judge’s mistake. be worth the paper it is written on.” unwillingness strictly to enforce the Truman, "T h e buck stops here.” Over the years, with Swensson” appeared at the bottom of the ad. compromising the candidate. So while we will shoulder police from violating the Fourth The closing day of the court’s term In a related exclusionary rule, requirements of the Fourth Amend­ WASHINGTON - In a dramatic the wisdom of hindsight, I have developed several Friday morning, Ted Cummings, the politically part of the blame, we will not let Swensson completely Amendment, which protects citizens capped a string of wins for the decision, the justices voted 5-4 in a N ew ' ment, and we do not believe that it will guidelines from which I seldom deviate. astute Democratic town chairman, yelled "foul,” o ff the hook. bid to keep America ahead in the from “ unreasonable searches and president’s policies, including a 6-2 York case that police may raid a house have this effect." If a newspaper, through error or lack of knowledge, claim ing the ad should have stated who paid for it, in Four years ago, on Nov. 3,1980, Swensson placed a high-tech race. President Reagan fajls to discharge its prim ary function of fully and conform ity with state election laws. Cummings, in political advertisem ent on behalf of his mother in The has approved a program that he accurately inform ing its readers, then it has an comments reported in a news story about the incident Herald with the disclaim er, “ Paid for by friends of Biz hopes will shake young Americans UPI obligation to correct or clarify that wrong. A Friday, went on to demand an apology from Mrs. Swensson, Joe Swensson Agent.” My sources tell me out of the educational doldrums and focus their attention on techno­ Draft opponents angered by court ruling newspaper’s secondary function is to express its own Swensson. In the same news story Mrs. Swensson said the Democrats considered challenging that incorrect Civil rights leaders, including Dr. Martin logical challenges. opinion on important issues. Newspaper opinion or she had no prior knowledge of the ad, so she should not disclaimer but, with Swensson’s name up front, they Luther King Jr., urged Presient John F. He wants to introduce children to What must it be like at Ohio Slate? And com m entary should be clearly labeled as such and the be expected to apologize. considered the violation too petty to press. Kennedy to take firm action and lead a By Elizabeth Olson the Space Age by encouraging it has to be done every year." readers should be afforded the opportunity to present Her son, in a letter to the editor published Monday, Mrs. Swensson s official committee, however, was moral crusade on the behalf of blacks, United Press International them to become young astronauts. The National Committee Against opposing views in the “ Open Forum” column. said The Herald should have inform ed him of his concerned enough to substitute its check for her son’s to One of them will probably be tapes of recorded White House conver­ WASHINGTON - Opponents of draft Registration and the Draft, a large responsibility to make the necessary disclosures and avoid any suggestion of a cam paign violation. M y point invited as an observer on a future sations revealed Thursday. Megan registration say the Supreme Court’s anti-draft group, promised to launch a SO WITH THAT LENGTHY EXPLANATION out of “ counter intimidation campaign,” that the newspaper should apologize. is that by 1984 Swensson should have known there are space flight. Desnoyers of the John F. Kennedy ruling allowing denial of federal the way, let m e now address m yself to one incident that rules governing the placement of political scholarships for those who refuse to which would include an "unregistra- The plan is to form "Young ' Library holds one of the several tapes tion card, ’ ’ which registrants can use to badly needs clarification. WITH CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES advertisem ents and that he must bear som e of the sign up means “ either you incriminate Astronaut” units in neighborhoods ' released. request their names be removed from On Wednesday, June 27, The Manchester Herald ran FLYING, I telephoned Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive responsibility for the current brouhaha. yourself or you don’t go to college.” across the country. Children will Voting 6-2, the justices ruled Thurs­ the Selective Service computer. a front page story reporting that former Manchester director and general counsel of the Connecticut State As fa r as I am concerned the m atter is now closed. be eligible to enroll as early as age day that men may be required to sign The high court decision overruled a M ayor John Thompson, a Democrat, plans to run Elections Enforcement Commission, to get his opinion. While I am convinced the advertisem ent cam e as a 6, with the right to wear astronaut up for conscription if they want federal federal judge in St. Paul, Minn., who against two-term Republican state Rep. Elsie “ Biz" Garfield, a Manchester resident, was already familar complete surprise to Mrs. Swenssoil, it gave the insignias and participate in Na­ Kennedy tapes college aid or government job training. held the law requires students to Swensson in 13th Assem bly District this fall. with the case and told me, “ The Herald did nothing Democrats an opportunity to make some political hay. tional Aeronautics and Space Upholding a law passed to spur draft provide incriminating information “ that could also furnish a link in the Later that afternoon, Mrs. Swensson’s son, Joseph L. wrong. It is the responsibility o f the advertiser to abide Now that our readers are aware of the source and Administration activities. The in­ registration, the justices dismissed Swensson Jr., stopped by our advertising office to place tention is to have them work outline efforts arguments that the law unconstitution­ chain of evidence used to prosecute the by state laws.” circumstances behind the ad they can make their own ally punishes men for past wrongdoing non-registrant." a full-page political advertisem ent in the Thursday In Connecticut, election law prohibits a candidate closely with their schools to judgments. — not registering when they turn 18 — He issued a permanent injunction edition, in response to Thompson’s comments acquire technical skills that will from forming more than one committee and requires The Herald will never again, under my tenure, and forces them to incriminate them­ that threatened to keep the law from prepare them for the high-tech/ On civil rights Wednesday on the "B iz Knows Best” theme. Swensson, that all printed advertisements or other written publish political advertising without proper selves by admitting they had not. taking effect last July, but the Supreme age. telling our advertising department that he wanted the communications list the names of the com m ittee and its identification. Rep. Gerald Solomon, R-N.Y., who Court temporarily blocked its effect The program will be sponsored wrote the 1982 legislation linking pending its review. by the National Space Institute, By William Poole registration and federal school aid, Writing the court’s opinion. Chief An editorial CT t /i © 'SSf WKT with NASA’s close cooperation. United Press International cailed the decision "a great victory for Justice Warren Burger said the law lets h u lm e The president will call upon local me (and) a victory for the over 12 students become eligible for aid "at BOSTON — Civil disorders in Birmingham, Ala., in businesses, schools, churches, million patriotic young Americans, any time simply by registering later J963 triggered an urgent call by black leaders, and thus ‘carry the keys of their prison science centers, youth clubs and over 98 percent, who iived up to their .Including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for firm action obligations and obeyed the law.” in their own pockets.’ ’’ community organizations to sup­ and a civil rights "crusade” by President John F. Solomon said the decision endorses Burger also said the men involved in Jackson’s trips: port the Young Astronaut units. Kennedy, taped White House conversations reyeal. the case — six anbnymous graduate the view that federal aid is “ not a I played a modest role in getting ' Nearly 9>/i hours of recorded Oval Office meetings constitutional right, it’s a privilege.” students from Minnesota — are not “ Operation Liftoff,” as the pro­ and telephone conversations released Thursday by Burt Neuborne, legal director of the forced to incriminate themselves by gram is called, off the ground. With the John F. Kennedy Library trace a pattern of American Civil Liberties Union, said signing pledges they have registered. legal but tricky high-level efforts to cool racial tensions and develop a columnist’s effrontery, I called the ruling “ says either you incriminate Failure to register is a crime and the legislation that eventually led to the Civil Rights Act on Reagan privately last October yourself or you don’t go to college." Justice Department has prosecuted 16 •of 1964. to add another idea to the array of Many colleges, which had urged the men under that law. The high court "The Negro community is about to reach the decision will rule next year on the The recent statement by prisoners and one unofficial unsought suggestions before every court not to turn student aid offices into breaking point. And there’s a great deal of frustration government’s method of deciding President Reagan that the prisoner o f w ar, they have also president. an arm of the criminai justice system, and despair and confusion,” King said on one of were equally dismayed. predicted the ruling would be “ an paperwork.” which men to prosecute among an Rev. Jesse Jackson's trip to provided free worldwide pub­ I presented him with evident^ Several tapes released by the library. James White, director of financial administrative nightmare for financial “ You figure 1,800 students from estimated 412,000 who have not regis­ Cuba appears to have been licity for two strongmen re­ that the quality of education in the ” ” “ And there’s a feeling of being alone and not being aid for Oberlin College in Ohio, aid directors. We have to do all the whom we have to collect this stuff... tered. illegal was misdirected, espe­ garded by the government as is declining at the protected ... if you walk the streets, you’re not safe. If cially given the assistance enemies of the United States. same time that foreign competi­ you stay home, you’re not safe. And if you’re in church .now, it isn’t safe. The Negro feels that eve^w h ere he Jackson received from Rea­ And the photographs eman­ tion is increasing. I pointed out that there is a serious shortage in most jgoes ... he’s in danger of some physical violence.” gan’s own State Department ating from Cuba of Jackson ■ King made his comments Aug. 19, 1963 in a White Army vet keeping tabs on military slang states of math and science during his travels. and Castro lighting one anoth­ -House meeting with Kennedy also attended by other teachers, that American students er’s cigars have done little to 4;iyil rights leaders. The meeting, like other But had Reagan questioned suffer in comparison with those in conversations in the presidential office, was secretly comfort even those who con­ other industrialized'nations. By Leslie Anderson the long-term usefulness of the ■ecorded. United Press International sider the president’s stance on Then I left a memo with the Democratic presidential can­ "T h e civil rights leaders and Kennedy administra-» issues in Central America president urging a program “ big in tion officials focused on Birmingham, Ala., which was didate’s unofficial diplomacy, BRAINTREE, Mass. — When you’ve had it with the inexcusable. scope and dramatic in impact” yet beset in 1963 with bombings of churches and homes rather than its legality under chow and are ready to dump your next tube steak “ easy to understand and simple to and the deaths of blacks caused by those incidents. down the nearest latrine, give credit to the Arm y for The problem is that however an obsolete law, he would have carry out.” I suggested forming a They also discussed allegations of police brutality and those expressions that make life easier to stomach. raised a valid issue. This honest and productive Jack­ Young Astronauts organization. other civil disruptions. From World War I to Vietnam, military slang has applies especialiy to the possi­ son’s efforts have been, they I argued in the memo; “ Am eri­ , “ I think that we have been consistent instanding up provided a wealth of expressions to describe ,fpr non-violence,” said King. “ More and more we’re bility for a forthcoming and have also included naive ges­ ca’s young people are fascinated everything from hot dogs to bayonets. facing the problem of our people saying, ‘What’s the ill-timed Jackson mission to tures that were easily exploited with space. They swarm to movie Frank Hailey, a career Army sergeant from Viewpoint Use?’ Something dramatic must be done to give the Pembroke, Mass., has collected 900 such phrases and theathers to watch interplanetary the Soviet Union, with the by propaganda experts such as Negro a new sense of hope and a new sense of published them in “ Soldier Talk,” a book compiled intent of aiding dissident physi­ Castro and Assad. This means adventure; they play space games ' protection.” with the help of two other Massachusetts veterans. cist Andrei Sakharov. that while Jackson deserves on video sets. The opportunity to In a conversation taped nearly a month earlier at an “ Not even a real trained philologist could find out praise for his attempts to become young astronauts — with Oval Office meeting with civii rights and union exactly where some of these phrases start,” said Jack The substance of the issue is Pension issue needs attention officiai credentials and insignias •leaders, A. Philip Randolph, then chief of the railroad better international relations Drummey, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army whether the minister's politi­ — should attract youngsters, stir porters union, called for Kennedy to lead a civil rights Reserve who illustrated expressions such as “ bottled and for winning the prisoners’ .crusade. their imaginations and stimulate sunshine” and “ 50 mission crush.” cal forays in fact h a ve the By Elizabeth NIarkson Retirement is, however, one of variety of problems with private “ It’s obvious that it’s going to take nothing less than release, he can also be justly their spirit of adventure. It might A Navy veteran, Don Irving of Walpole, printed potential to hinder diplomatic the most salient problems for pensions, the Employee Retire­ crusade,” he said. accused of leaving himself help lift their gaze from video 4,000 copies from his Braintree publishing firm, and efforts by the United States — When Bismark established 65 as women in the years to come: The ment Income Security Act I; The exerpts were from a batch of tapes, some of the book has been popular with veterans, news of it open to manipulation. games to real high-technology and not whether they violate the the magical age at which a worker rate of women 55 or over joining (ERISA) was passed by Congress which were nearly inaudible because of unidentified circulating largely through word of mouth. fix their eyes on the stars.” noises. Logan Act, a statute that has The substantial nature of is entitled to retire and receive a the labor force has incrased in 1974. ERISA guaranteed vesting The glossary of terms spans 56 years of military pension, he made a politically The president was more than ” The tapes, the third and final batch of conversations language, during the careers of Hailey and his late "existed in splendid obsoles­ these issues is what makes the dramatically since 1950; from 27 to rights to employees after 10 years astute and cost-effective choice. polite; he listened with genuine ‘to be made public, cover a broad range civil rights father, who joined the cavalry in 1904. Lacey E. Hailey cence” for 185 years. In the President’s comments con­ 43 percent in 1980. Once employed, o f job tenure, thus allowing In the latter part of the 19th interest. He saw the need, he said, issues and events in the 1960s, library officials said. collected slang as he rode with General John these women are as reluctant to transfer pension credits to other , They comprise some 8V4 hours of office meetings words of one legal scholar. cerning the Logan Act as century, less than half the popula­ to see beyopd today’s limited “ Blackjack” Pershing along the Mexican border and leave as men. Moreover, recent employment and made it neces­ and nearly three-quarters of an hour of telephone To await Jackson’s return strikingly irrelevant as is the tion in Western industrialized horizon. He has a deep concern later during World War I, before he retired as a major. evidence suggests that even when sary that employers offer annuity ^conversations. Among the topics discussed were Frank Hailey continued where his father left off, and then question the legality act itself. nations lived until age 65; while in about tomorrow, and is placing men plan early retirements, their plans that would provide survivors demonstrations in Birmingham, Ala., King’s 1963 listening to how fighting men spoke in World War II, UPI of the trips under such an Even forgettting Reagan’s new emphasis on long-range plan­ 1973, three-fourths of the popula­ wives do not always plan to retire benefits for married employees. '.march on Washington and legislation that eventually Korea and the early years of Vietnam. ning. The other day, he telephoned unused law, as did the presi­ ill-guided interpretation of law, tion could count on reaching 65. at the same time. ERISA, however, did not require 'became the Civil Rights Act of 1964. > Some phrases such as " R and R “ for “ rest and me to say that he was adopting my "Soldier Talk” is the name of a book Frank Hailey with the help of two other dent, is playing politics, pure however, we think this is not Retirement and pension benefits in Inadequate pension plan cover­ employers without pension plans " In conversations taped May 12, 1963, Attorney recreation” (or “ B and B“ as in “ booze and broads” ) idea. I hope the Young Astronauts -General Robert F. Kennedy told his brother and compiled by retired army sergeant Massachusetts veterans. and simple. The main thing the the time for a Jackson voyage Bismark’s era were not only age deters women from retire­ to establish them; rather, it seem0 . I . NyftMT vises earth to stop aggressive CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Named as defendants in the suit are City the capital felony charges. UNCU-5 NAMt 'MaN^‘6£A^f Luni)uubl6 ol outer space or risk Manager Woodrow Wilson Gaitor, Mayor Thir- M idiael B. Ross, 24, initially charged with the n r ^ A B o x annihilation Michael Rennie, Pa­ " I'v e sent people to jail for long terms convinced tricia Neal. HughMarlowe 1951. ©1S*4Compulog man Milner, Deputy Mayor Francisco ^rges, slaying of 17-year-old Wendy Baribeault, was charged that what I was doing was just getting them off the Rated G former Deputy Mayor Rudoph Arnold and Henry Thursday with the murders of five more young women streets. Six months is not a long time, and six months Langley, an aide to Gaitor. from the eastern region of Connecticut where he grew is an awfully long time. 1:00 P.M. Sicaras said he will base his case on copies of up on an egg farm. QD - MOVIE: 'Pillow Talk' A hundreds of records he took with him when he left Ross, of G risw old i^ore faded blue jeans and a "E very once in awhile, it appears, to this judge wolfish songwriter and an interior office and up to 18 hours of telephone sports shirt as he was charged at the state police anyway, that you can save someone." Rottman said, decorator become enemies with­ conversations with city officials and others. headquarters in Montvilie, and then taken to the New during a hearing which Kelly requested to protest tlie out meeting because they tem­ decision to free Izzo. porarily are forced to share a London Superior Court where he was first arraigned party line Rock Hudson, Doris in three slayings. "That is how I (eel about Mr. Izzo. Inside of me it Day. Tony Randall. 1959. Judge to help fugitive son He was arraigned in the deaths of Robin Dawn (eels like the right thing to do. I may be mistuken. I've (12) - A uto Racing '8 4 Can-Am Stavinsky, 19, of Columbia and Leslie Shelly, 14, and ALLEY OOP *'by Dav« Qrav* Racing from Mosport. Ontario ' chiatrist pursues an irresistible Garden, New York, NY. |2 hrs.) 3 3 - N ightlina SALEM The father of a fugitive lawyer wanted been mistaken before, but I'v e learned togo withyuiir patient with whom he has fallen in in the bloody breakout attempt at Soledad Prison April Brunais, 14, both of Griswold. The case was gut feeling. 1:30P.M. love. Dudley Moore. Elitabeth 0 3 ) - Dr. Gene Scott (53) - Honeymooners continued to July 16. GULP! UH.YEAHc in California 13 years ago said he plans to go to "I'm not releasing him because he was a good WAKEL y----- NOW ( HEYW! WMERE*D^ THAT'S (32l - ESPN's Spaedweek McGovern, Alec Guiness. Rated @) - Freeman Reports 12:45A.M. Y'LAZY HUH? A OPEN \ THEY COME rfuST WHAT MISTER booley; San Francisco to help raise ball for his son. Outside the courtroom about 30 spectators waited prisoner. I'm releasing him because I thought he will PG A j B U M ! , W H A ...? r)'E R U P !/ FROM? H O W PSW E WERE I . . . I GOT IT! 2:00 P.M. MOVIE: -Octopuaay- Bond g j . MOVIE: The Octagon' " I ’m altogether in support of him. He says he's for Ross. As he was led out one man shouted, "You make a good citizen." Rottman then placed Izzo on TVICVCETOIIT??) FIXIN'TO as - Radio 1990 tries to thwart plans for a Russian kung fu champ goes back • kung fu champ goes b«.wr. - ought to be hung.” probation for five years. ASK y o u ! d2) “ Australian Rules Football GD - Dr. Gene Scott world conquest. Roger Moore, into action to combat a secret or-1| ready to stand trial, and I ’m ready to stand trial '8 4 Maud Adams. Louis Jourdan. with him,” said Probate Judge Alfred Bingham, Surrounded by 13 state police guards in a five-car Seven members of Izzo's family wept openly in the 3 9 - I Love Lucy der of Oriental killers Chuck Nor-« dj) - Man of the Serengeti A Rated PG ris, Lee Van Cleef. Rated R • • 79. said. caravan, Ross was then transferred to Willimantic courtroom. His mother fell to herjmees and appeared (S) - Moneyline Masai warrior travels through & - Great PerfOrmancee 0 0 - Wimbledon Tennis* Stephen Bingham, 42, a Yale graduate, is Superior Court to be arraigned in the 1982 death of to pray. Tanzania (8 ) - News ® - El MatsHcio *84 Coverage of the men's semi-* charged with five counts of murder and one count Debra Smith Taylor, 23, of Jewett City, and Tammy L. Izzo faced a iwssible sentence of 260 years after liis ® (SD - Wimbledon Tennis (2D - MacNeit/Lehrer Newsh- 3 9 - Strakaa of Gsnius finals is presented from the .All-* Williams, 17, of Brooklyn. Chempionships '8 4 Coverage of our England Lawn Tennis & Croquet* qf conspiracy for allegedly slipping a pistol to conviction last December. He testified he committed black militant (jcorge Jackson during a lawyer- Bond was set at $500,000 on each of the two counts, the robberies because he owed money to organized the men's semifinals is presented (8 ) - Balia Conmigo 9:30 P.M. Club, Wimbledon, England.' (2* from the All-England Lawn Ten- hrs.) : client visit August 21,1971. The ensuing breakout although there was no bond set in the New London crime figures and they threatened to harm his family - Entertsinmmi Tonight 33 ® - United Stats* r-s & Croquet Club, Wimbledon, Olympic Trisla Coverage of the attempt left three guards and three inmates dead, court. The case was transferred to Putnam Superior if he didn't pay them. England. (3 hrs ) ® - Famity Fsud 1:00 A.M. ; Olym^c box-offs is presented including Jackson. Court where Ross is to appear Aug. 3. Prosecutor Kelly said in a court document dated (SI - MOVIE: 'The Secret of from Las Vegas, NV. (dO min.) (B - Rock 'n America ^ @ - Wild World of Animal* Paul Harris, an attorney for Bingham, said in Ross was expressionless during the proceedings, June 5 Rottman had acted improperly the day befure N IM H ' A mouse with four child­ GD * NFL'a Qraataet Momante CB - Saint • except when he saw Deborah Wallace, the 28-year-old 6 7:30 P.M. San Francisco, “ Stephen Bingham did not THE BORN LOSER Art Swwom ren seeks the aid of the myster­ QD - Twilight Zona • when, without Kelly's knowledge, the judge Initialed a ious and intelligent rats of NIMH S3 - PM Magstina ® - SIN Praaanta; ‘El Rafa' smuggle that gun into the prison, and he's coming woman he had been living with for a year. GD - Dr. Gene Scott I motion filed by Izzo’s attorney, Gary Cohen, asking z ' NAH.I'MMCTMUOION to save her family. Animated. S 3 - AN In tha Family 10:00 P.M. back to fight the charges, to clear his name, prove After the five-minute arraignment the clean-shaven Rottman suspend the sentence. ^'A>TALEC3F1VfO ernes'.,, Voices of Oom Deluise, Oerek Ja­ 8 - Crossfire . J Ross, looked around the courtroom, caught her eye, UPI cobi, Peter Strauss Rated G. 33 - Muppat Show C B C B Falcon Crest Dr. Lantry his innocence.” Quoting from statements of the robbery victims. e\/ERi TRAVELOfeOeS MVSELF ...I poses a big threat to Angela who 3 3 - Family Feud 1:30 A.M. i s m il^ , extended his hand and the two clasped hands Kelly said Izzo had threatened to kill at least three of S.re^P.TMe

Continued from page 1 ” We do not understand how this will be the case in not yet seen the EPA letter and could not comment on view of the fact that the project will provide a its contents. continuous interstate-standard link between 1-84, The E PA in the past had opposed Connecticut's which originates in Scranton, Pa., and Route 6, which proposal to extend Interstate 84 through eastern according to Rhode Island is now carrying a high Connecticut into Rhode Island because of concerns percentage of interstate traffic with origins and He was on way to cltlzeni^lp hearing about the Scituate Reservoir, In 1979 the agency asked destinations in Connecticut and beyond.” the President’s Council on Environmental Equality to intervene on the project. The E PA claimed then that DELAND ALSO CALLED for a study of alternative Connecticut had faiied to follow the council's corridors that would bypass the Scituate Reservoir. regulations in preparing plans to extend the "Connecticut continues to plan major east-west interstate. highway construction on the Route 6 corridor, therby Editor finds America on the N.J. Turnpike Connecticut was forced by Congressionai pressure forcing Rhode Island to do the same,” Deland said. to abandon those plans at the end of last year, after He noted the state DOT’S claim that the revised Rhode Island decided not to build its part of the highway would serve mostly traffic heading to and interstate from the eastern border of Connecticut to from Windham and Hartford and points in-between. Editor’s note: Steve James, a former Providence. Instead, Connecticut officiais now " I f the new project’s purpose is merely to serve British subject and an editor on the UPI The so-called American propose to build only part of the highway, and to make local traffic, then smaller scale, less-than-interstate it a state road rather than an interstate. highways, and upgrading the existing local roadway foreign desk, recently pledged to renounce all Dream may be just that — a network are clearly reasonable alternatives,” “princes, potentates and sovereigns” in favor rarely achieved ideal. But it BUT DELAND SAID in his June 29 letter that "the Deland’s letter says. of the Stars and Stripes and American situation today is basicaliy the same as the one found He noted that Rhode Island is now reviewing ways citizenship. gives a sense of purpose to to be environmentaliy unsound and proceduraliy to upgrade Route 6 and protect the reservoir and flawed four years ago.” claimed that Connecticut’s plans will affect how much people who are taught to The E PA criticized the environmental assessment work Rhode Island will have to do. believe they are the best — even Connecticut officials recently released that claims the Deland also faulted the state’s recent environmen­ By Steve James change in plans will mean no significant environmen- tal update for failing to assess the probable effect of ^when they are not. That is what tai impact. eliminating 79 acres of wetlands along the proposed United Press International makes America. "The (Connecticut DOT) claims that this project highway corridor. In his letter he claims such an will not add significant new traffic to Route 6 in Rhode assessment is required under federal law. WASHINGTON — The idyll — driving on an The E P A ’s criticisms echo some of those submitted Island because most of the traffic using the new open road with the radio blasting, twiddling and takes off on a flight of fancy about a TV expressway will be going to or from the rural last month to the DOT by a group of highway communities in eastern Connecticut,” the letter opponents, the Eastern Connnecticut Citizen Action the dial for any one of a thousand images of sitcom in which he is gang-raped by black notes. Group. America. It’s like flipping through a pile of old prisoners. 45’s. Is this the America that I am embracing? * „ A golden oldies station in Philadelphia — Where my children are going to grow? The Reagan raps crime bill delay Elvis Presley — my sister dressed in black same America that Vietnamese boat people beatnik, jiving with the bedroom door as braved hurricanes and pirates in the South SAN ANTONIO (UPI) - Presi­ the Nationai Sheriff's Association schools. partner. Big band jazz — Mum and Dad. My China Sea for? iast month in Hartford, Conn. Although he did not mention dent Reagan, armed with a Su­ grandfather’s tales of the London blitz and preme Court ruling he wanted and This time, however, he went names, Reagan apparently had To have some boorish know-it-all mouth his claiming a public mandate to further than denouncing them just Speaker Thomas O’Neill and Judi­ how the Yankee soldiers rescued the prejudices and ignorance on the radio? Did attack "the crisis of crime in for inaction on the crime package. ciary Committee Chairman Peter neighbors after the street was hit by one of Jefferson and Washington really have this in Am erica,” took more potshots Rodino, D-N.J., in mind. He added to the list of their Hitler’s doodlebugs. mind 200 years ago? today at "the liberal leadership" of “ W e’re not about to quit — not on poiitical sjns, deciaring, "This is Glenn Miller and Harry James — my the House for delaying his crime those initiatives, and not on our biil. the same iiberai leadership that crime bill. We’re going to do what uncle’s bands. He can still sit down at a piano WAS I GOING to raise my hand in a has done nothing but' stand in the we’ve done in the past. We’re going and play those sounds, even though he never Connecticut courthouse and mouth the pledge In a speech prepared for deliv­ way of initiatives the American out to the heartland; we’re taking ' V 13'* TABLE MODEL COLOR TV ery to the Texas Bar Association, peopie want and need.” our case to the people,” he said on 244100 BTU GAS 6 R IU had a good thing to say about the country they of allegiance for this? Reagan — referring to himseif at He ticked off tuition tax credits, the last stop of a three-day, came from. A soul station in Newark, and my Well... yes. \ one point as "the Gipper,” re­ enterprise zones and constitutional four-state campaign trip billed as mML own adolescent memories of America. Otis God knows it’s no paradise. 1 peated virtuaily word for word the amendments to require a balanced non-political and paid for by Colof-Lok'* one button control, quick- IIURNEU Redding and Sam Cooke. There are injustices and discrimination and attack on the liberais he made to budget and allow prayer in taxpayers. start system, memory fine tuning CATV/- MATV, 10/2'1 limited warranty Inelutht Shtif America — that strange land so far away greed and selfishness. I doubt the average *13" diaq meas WarrgnMSyeart. 13Vx20V that we knew so well through movies and “I American has any more actual freedom than, wioth a length OuaiH-shaped Love Lucy,” but really didn’t know at all. VERSATILE MICROWAVE tU inle ss burner Auto alert say, a Swede or an Australian. Obituaries America — hastily arranged student There’s a lot of self-righteous talk abi>ut meetings to condemn this or that American personal freedom that sneers at state The funeral will be Monday at 11 brothers, Rosair Morin of Middle- Edward L. Newmarker II ^269* M 4 IA 3 atrocity in Vietnam, talk of marching on the indoctrination in communist countries. But a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, town, Owen Morin of Hopewell, Variable heat control offers unlimited embassy, bum Nixon, yeah. Edward L. Newmarker, SI, of 400 Main St. Burial with full Va., Claude. Morin of Ellington, aren’t American children also brainwashed versatility. Automatic thermometer Newark, Del., died Tuesday at Gerald Morin of Plainville, George Then there Were those wide-thighed girls about their country being the greatest? military honors will be in the cooks to exact temperature. Easy-to- Union Hosppital in Elkton, Md. Morin of Concord, N.H., Walter Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. read 35-minute timer and push-to-start you saw all over Europe — always with The so-called American Dream may be just Formerly of Rockville, he was the Morin of New Britain, and Rudolf Friends may call at the funeral button also included. knapsacks. that — a rarely achieved ideal. But it gives husband of Lynne (Dart) New­ home Monday from 10 a.m. until Morin of East Hampton; four marker, formerly of Coventry. the funeral. Memorial cotributions sisters, Lorraine Lutton of Vernon, sense of purpose to people who are taught to Bom in Rockville on Nov. 7,1932, may be made to the American Kathleen Olbrias of East Hartford, YO U CAN W ALLOW in a lot of nostalgia believe they are the best — even when they he lived in Rockville for several Jean Paz and Beatrice Gess, both driving the roads of America with the radio Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., 6E are not. That is what makes America. years and had lived in Delaware Manchester, or the American of Manchester; and 13 nephews on. Especially if you’re driving from since 1970. When he died, he was a and nieces. BUILT-IN Now that I have joined the ranks, it has Diabetes Assoolation, 17 Oakwood Washington to Connecticut to be sworn in as a safety supervisor with the Chicago Ave., West Hartford, 06119. OISHWASHER become clearer to me. Bridge & Iron Co. of Newcastle, The funeral will be Saturday at citizen. Americans themselves do not really know Del., and had been with the 9; IS a.m. at the Newkirk & As I neared New York, the enormity of it all who they are. Just like my childhood im ages" company for 27 years. He was a Jeanninie Marie Boyle Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ <288 hit me. That’s when I heard him on the radio. U.S. Army veteran, serving in Jeannine Marie Boyle, 47, of 179 side Ave., East Hartford, with a of what Americans should be, they are unable Korea. Burke St., East Hartford, died mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Howard Stem, a very opinionated talk show to pin down what makes an American. Besides his wife, he is survived Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. in St. Isaac Jogues Church, East host. And I got to wondering if I really wanted by four daughters, Laura K. The wife of Roger Boyle, she was Hartford. RCA SELECTA VISION VCR to be an American. Newmarker, Janet L. New­ bom in Van Buren, Maine, and IN BOSTON, for example, an Irishman' Burial will be at the convenience F^ O S T FR EE All the way across the George Washington UPI photo marker, Cheryl A. Newmarker resided in Hartford for the past 20 of the family. Friends may call at 4-cycle wash selec­ from Southie or a black man from Roxbury or and Susan M. Newmarker, all at years. the funeral home today from 7 to 9 tion normal wash & Bridge, the Cross Bronx Expressway and a Brahmin in Beacon Hill. They are worlds Steve James, formerly a British subject, James recently became a U.S. citizen^ short wash, energy 17 CU. FT. REFRMBUTOR-FMEZU 448 OpMnsi sulomstic «• msktr home; a sister, Mrs. Joan Crum of Besides her husband, she is * irs r- p.m. Memorial contributions may High-speed Picture Search, multi-func­ saver dry option wdm trw6<«« (two Mjust lo in« along the Connecticut Turnpike, Stem was apart, but share a common American-ness. In stands in front of the U.S. Capitol. , Ind.; and four survived by a son, Leo Dominic be made to the agency of the Built-in soft food lonii (win cniosis Iwo d$ talking at me. a country that is meant to be a melting pot, nephews. ’ Boyle of Lynn, Mass.; seven disposer m iMlt>«ftock 4oor« TaiturM t^ donor's choice. 12-position electronic tuning. <568 “Yes, I would say that 75 percent of female RTin SAVE there are so many vociferous factions intent But that’s it. It’s that something that makes with foreign names, you made us all equals in A . WESTINGHOUSE gym teachers are lesbians...” on proving their differences. Americans what they are, or should I say one stroke. A call from a man who says he is a teacher Bumper stickers that declare “ Polish what WE are. It’s that difference we all have Like Simon and Garfunkel, it was on the Safe Rides gets adult advisers FAMILY SIZE W HIRLPOOL in a New Jersey prison. Pride” or “Irish Power” strike one as DUMONT We Have while simultaneouly being the same. New Jersey Turnpike that I began to find the /Tremendous) AUTOM ATIC ELECTRIC RANGE “No, don’t want to talk to him,” Stem tells anachronistic in a society in which all are Three adults have volunteered to Thank you to the judge, whose name I America I was looking for. said. interested adults and young peo­ WASHER his giggling female assistant, then hangs up meant be equal. oversee a local program designed Former Mayor Matthew Mor- ple. He hopes the program will be couldn’t hear. In that room full of strangers And I think I like it. to give would-be dmnken drivers iarty Jr., who owns Moriarty in operation by (October, but will and their passengers a safe ride Brothers auto dealership on Center need to recruit many volunteer home, organizer Gregory Kane Street, has already agreed to drivers and raise money for <299 SAVE said this week. sponsor Safe Rides. Moriarty, in citizens’ band radios, late-night SAVE Kane, member and former turn, has appointed employee snacks, and gas reimbursements Don't let the heat wave cool down a romance chairman of the Commission oit TTerry Robertson as the business first. Children and Youth, Kevin O’Don­ liason to the program. Community response has been O rt«B‘ and t h r M r 4 aulomalic washing nell, a guidance counselor at "W e don’t necessarily have to pfuO-msurfaoeurWtB. QUESTION; How do you handle romance in a heat positive, Kane said. He hopes the WHIRLPOOL cycles 3 water temps it while mowing the lawn? Has your wife played one Manchester High School, and use Moriarty Brothers for the water level conlrol chronit rafiactor wave? — Hot Stuff in St. Louis refreshing water until you’re one completely program will not only help keep ouaun 19- colon tv easv-cieanlmtliiier su­ bowls, iift-up cook­ too many sets of tennis? Does your elderly neighbor Susan Tanner, a concerned Man­ operation, but Mr. Moriarty has drunken drivers off Manchester’s i aUcn MSTnix ncruxE t u i e per Surgitalor* agiiaior. top. balancod cook­ romantic wrinkle. Formal wear is not required, but a tamily-siMcapecdy ing tystam . *Tmk need a little help? Be a true romantic and offer a chester parent, will make up the offered us use of office space roads, but encourage young people ”^irl^>6ot| ANSWER: Carefully. Summer heat can be quart of sunscreen and a hat are definitely musts. fledgling advisory panel for “ Safe eeaiitiiuiiy(initr>«dcebv)ei Romance! cooling hand. upstairs, ” Kane said. "They (Mor­ who might be careless to change houses lOOS solid slate dangerous to everyone — including romantics. Before • Catch a triple feature at your nearby indoor Rides." criass>s Br>liiarxc(Morp«( Keeping these tips in mind, here are a number of iarty Brothers) are really extend­ their attitudes about drinking and tnrmnnce 'T9 died rneas we uncover 9 number of stimulating ways to beat the movie theater. Stay as long as possible — and don’t <249 seriously romantic activities guaranteed to beat the “ From here, we’ll go on to ing themselves.” driving. forget to leave a forwarding address. recmiting students and adults to heat, here are five very important rules to keep in Langdon Hill heat. In September, Kane said he will Safe Rides will be open to people mind: help with the program,” Kane likely call a general meeting of all of all ages, he added. Syndicated Columnist • Visit your local florist. Think hard now. Where do • Prepare a candlelight dinner on your porch 1. Alcohol and heat DO NOT mix. While liquor, wine many florists keep their flowers? That’s right — in a Baked Alaska might be perfect for dessert. or beer may make you feel delightful, they can also 8.0 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER W ALK-IN cooler. While you’re in there, take plenty of • Tour an ice factory. Have you ever wondered dehydrate you. Skip the champagne and drink lots of Police roundup time to carefully select exactly what you want. It took where all those little cubes come from? Call your area BRIgidaire cool water. If you need bubbles in your drink, bring a one friend nearly two hours to select a handful of ice plant (look under “ Ice” in the Yellow Pages). straw. m---- daisies. Many of them give free tours. Really. 2. Limit your outdoor activities. Instead of jogging humidity, adjust your activities accordingly. (Hiber­ • Luxuriate in a bubble bath picnic. Fill your tub six miles with your loved one, try a nice, leisurely • Go scuba diving. If you don’t know how, or If Police investigate house fire nation might be nice.) * with cool water, turn on a sturdily placed fan and walk — preferably indoors and in front of an air 4. Take care of yourself. If you feel sick, stop what you're suffering from Jaws-ophobla, try snorkeling in nibble. Bringing along a little food might be fun, too. your shower. 5 2 9 9 conditioner. you’re doing. If you continue to feel sick, get medical Police are investigating a fire • Take a 31-fIavor ice cream tasting trip. Taste test the kitchen floor to the basement had a warrant for his arrest on a 3. Pay attention to weather adversories. If the paper attention. • Or spend an afternoon watching yogurt in your that broke out Thursday afternoon each flavor. One at a time. Slowly. and the rest of the house sustained charge of third-degree assault. says it's going to be 110 degrees today with 96 percent grocer’s freezer. This is an actual suggestion from a in the kitchen of a Liberty Street 5. And take care of others. Did your husband overdo heat and smoke damage, Hughes Quigley is accused of punching two *578 • Hold a swimming pool prune festival. Relax in the Romance! reader. house, but they said today they had said. men in the face, because, he told SAVE no reason to believe it was set police, he thought one of them had deliberately. Police reported catching at two thrown a beer bottle that hit him in WESTIIIGHOUSE No one was hurt in the blaze, dozen people with illegal fireworks the head June 2 at the Parkade. ■Weekenders- which Town of Manchester fire­ in their possession Wednesday. Quigley called police from his , fighters extinguished^thin 10 There were 50 extra officers on home that evening. When police The program will be sponsored by Pratt & minutes after arrivliig on the duty on Independence Day, more I6J) CU. FT. FROST-PROOF Main Street and will be open until 1 p.m. Charcoal fires will be provided. arrived, he asked them to force 2-DOOR REFRKERRTOR-FREEZER Whitney. There is no admission charge. Bring The market wlll_^ be open the same time and scene, a fire official said. than five times the normal patrol Foamed-in-place insulation to keep operating cost low, lilt- Pipers are coming There will be baseball, horse shoes, cards and three men who were standing with seating. place tjirough September. It’s sponsored by the contingent of about 12, but Sgt. him in the hall to leave the Q uality features include Etectn- out basket, baked enamel interior, self-closing lid. adjustable othe games available. Tennis courts will also be The song says the “ Pipers are coming, hurrah, Manchester Area Conference of Churches and Manchester Fire Capt. Jack Raymond Mazzone said today they building, police said. The three had Saver switch removable egg stor­ thermostat conlrol, convenient countertop height, cabinet open for use but those interested must bring their Hughes said the fire department were too busy to arrest those age (ray. fully adjusiabie caniiteter colors—almond or vinyl walnut woodgrained, vinyl wood- hurrah.” And that's the way Manchester will feature fresh fruits and vegetables, baked own tennis equipment. apparently followed him home. sheivesand a special meat dra««er goods and some craft items. called police because firefighters caught with illegal fireworks. grained lid. residents feel when they hear it’s time for the Try again tonight There is no park entry fee for those attending A Manchester Pipe Bands Association festival at To keep farmers participating, the market could not determine how the blaze Police just seized the contraband Police noticed swelling and jL ______the picnic. GueiU should tell the park guard they the Bicentennial Band Shell. needs the townspeople to patronize the market. started and because the owner, and issued tickets instead. redness around the eyes of two of are there for the picnic. The festival is scheduled Saturday with the rain The Lou Joubert Dixieland Band will appear at Church groups are welcome to sell baked goods Helen Brissette, 62, reported that Violators were charged with the men, Randall Elliot, 17, of 92 The council invites people of different racial date to be Sunday. It will start at 7 p.m. with all of 7 tonight at the Bicentennial Band Shell on the and craft items. the house had been left unlocked all creating a public disturbance. Green Road and Craig Franklin, and ethnic backgrounds to attend and meet new the participants marching on the newly paved campus of Manchester Community College. day, even though no one was there. Mazzone said an arrest for illegal 19, of Adams Street. Quigley told friends. | road, down from the parking lot, at Manchester . The band’s appearance last week was rained 'The fire did not spread much possession would have required police he had hit them at the Community College, to the band shell. They will out. The event is sponsored by United Bank and beyond the point where it started, officers to leave patrol each time Parkade because he thought oneof Picnic in the p^ric be led by the Omar Shrine Club Color Guard, Trust Co. which was next to a table loaded and transport the prisoner to them had thrown a beer bottle at which will present the colors. Those attending should bring their own blanket What nicer way to spend Sunday with the Grangers are honored with plant and potting supplies, headquarters. him. FREE or chair for seating. There is no charge for band family and friends than at a picnic in the park — police said; It was first spotted by COVENTRY — The public is invited to According to police, Quigley was Local Delivery Ralph Maccarone, band shell coordinator, will shell events. especially Wickham Park where there is so much Mrs. Brissette’s daughter, Mar- A Manchester man who called SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Coventry Grange 75 on Sunday to pay tribute to intoxicated at the time. They did LONG TERM sing the national anthem. to see and do. That’s the place to go this Sunday gareta, 22, when she returned to 34 police last month to complain Removal of old APPLIANCES • VIDFO • AUDIO a TELEVISION h Jesse and Suzanne Brainard who will be not take a formal statement from Participating bands will be the Stewarj when the Manchester Interracial Council has its BANK HNANCING receiving the 1984 Community Citizen Award Liberty St. at about 5: IS. about a fight was the only person him until a later date and then appliance 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Highlanders, the Sphinx Temple Highlanders, St. annual picnic. Neighbors interviewed by police Signs of summer presented by the grange. involved to be,^ested. police said applied for an arrest warrant. AVAILABLE Patrick Pipe Band, and the Manchester Pipe The festivities will start at 1 p.m. and continue said they had seen no one suspi­ today. >Serv ce Xeeney SI. Exit Off 1-84 •The program will start at 2 p.m. at the Grange Quigley was released Wednes­ Band. They will play separately and together in a When the downtown farmers’ market opens, to 4 p.m. in the Laurel Grove area of the park. cious nearby around the tim e of the Ronald G. Quigley, 22, of l2'/t MON THURS TIL9. FRI TIL B OOtiT Hall on Boston Turnpike In North Coventry Ught day on a $100 non-surety bond arid •Insta lation TUbS , WED SAT TIL 5 0 ^ / - 3 y 9 / variety of numbers. There will also be Highland you know summer is here for sure. It will open Families should bring their own picnic lunch, plus School St., tum id himself in refreshments will be served at the social hour at fire, police said. ordered to appear Monday in |8xcspt bullilnsn dancers. Saturday at 9 a.m. in front of St. James Church on a dessert or salad to share for the potiuck table. The fire burned a hole through Wednesday when he learned police Manchester Superior Court. _ r^TTTM.I 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 8 the end of the ceremony.. MANCHESTER HERALD. Kridiiv. July 6, U>84 -r j3, K - MANCHESTER HERALD Friday, July 6. 1984 Public About Town Bennet Junior High Advice Records Market opens Saturday pray with others who share a longing for peace. For names honor students more information call Joan O'Loughlin, 643-4031. Warranty deads The downtown farmers' market, sponsored by the The vigils will be held on the first Friday of each Listed below are the names of Domino, Daryl Dubaldo, Mindy C. Forde, Karin fry,'Kristy Gessay. Kelly Woman figures she’s dummy John and Dehra Muro to Ronald Manchester Area Conference of Churches, wilt open month at the same time and place. the students who achieved the Gordon, Brian Hendrickson, Darcy C. and Mary Cournoyer, 37 Welling­ Saturday in front of St. James Church on Main Street fourth quarter honor roll at Bennet Hoogland. Jamie Hoffmon. m from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Junior High School for the period Chorles Holcomb, Sorolyn R. Huffl- ton Road, 668,900. Selected as contestant tord, Christina Inthovong, Kimberly Irving R. Stich to Eldridge G. The market will be held each Saturday, at the same ending June. 1984. Jaryls, Ralna Kelley, Justin E. Kim, Yost and Richard H. Barry land time, through September. It will feature fresh fruits Maryanna FitzGerald, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mlo Vang Lee, Walleng Lo, Thomas when easy math stumps her ORADK 7 Loto, Hongfo Luangpraseuth, Hong- and vegetables, baked goods and some craft items. Eklward J. FitzGerald of Manchester, has been on Fleming Road, $78,900. Matthew Alport, Eric Anderson, thong Luangpraseuth, Jessica Mor- Myrna C. Rivosa to Mark and (!hurch groups are welcome to sell baked goods and selected as a contestant in Colleen Bell, Lauren Bell, Laurie Ann shall, Scott Mlsoge. Jenniter Mis- that you will be dropping craft items. Brindisi, (}arren Brown, W illiam Burg, DEAR ABBY: So you Nancy Thompson, land on Fleming the 1984 Connecticut Na­ tretta, Jeffrey R. Nelson, Christine by from time to time to see tional Little Miss Pageant Jenniter Burr, Helen Call. Merry Nielson, Jason A. Norris, Cheryl think you’ve heard it all? Road, $78,900. Chodilewlci. Jennifer Chappell, Brian how the little fellow is Novotasky, Barbora Obrien. Well, please don't make a Frank and Lynne-Marie Axiak to to be held July 14 at the Cromble, Gary Cutler, Johathan So Young Pak, LIso Phillips, Ti­ getting along. Interracial picnic at park Damon, Andrea Della Rocco, Dennis face or roll your eyes up Paul and Jane Solomonson, 15 Holiday Inn in Hartford. mothy Plano, Shannon Plese. Kristen This is the official state Downham, Denise Dubatdo, Chris­ Price, David RIslev, Michael Robison, into your head when you D e a r A b b y Anderson St.. $53,500. The annual Manchester Interracial Council picnic iff topher Dyke, John Eccher, Colette Jessica Romano, Patricia Rover, Ro­ find out what 1 want. First Alice L. Reed to Ralph and will be held Sunday from 1 to4 p.m. at Wickham Park. preliminary ot the National Foctora, Leoh Feshler. bert Sharp. RIchord Simmons, Su­ Eric Fleming, Renee Fournier, Julio CONFIDENTIAL TO Edythe Pasek, land on Prospect Those attending should bring their own picnic, plus Little Miss Pageant, which zanne O. Smith, Heidi Soren, V lchlt off, I am no dummy, but Abigail Van Buren Garner, Andrea Goodman, Anna Ho, Sychltkokhong, Michael Torr. Kurt there are times when I OLDTIM ER8 IN PASAD­ Street, $23,500. a dessert or salad for the potiuck table. Charcoal fires will be held in Florida in Robbln Habolan, JIM Hompson, Thoresen, Julie Vallera, Matthew think I am. There may be ENA; Before ycxi put Mountain Associates to Carl A. will be provided. October. Brendo Hernandez, Tammy Huestls. Vaughn, Dwight Whitaker. The Manchester Interracial Council was organized Contestants are ages 4 Teresa Inthoyong, Anissa Johnson, others who suffer from the down the youth of today, Zinsser, land on Birch Mountain Eric Jones, Allison Kane, Karen Kirby, ORAOR 9 same problem. If so, you read this; "Ouryouthnow Road, no consideration paid, no to promote understanding and communication among > through 7. They will be Donna Kuropkot, Kimberly Lamesa, Allan Aceto, Susan Allen, Pamela Judged on poise, personal- may print this, but for love luxury. They have conveyance tax collected. persons of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Daniel Lamoureux, Alison Larkin, Anderson, Sira Berte, Ashly Cruz, ,ity, judges' interviews and Sandra Lebrun, Karen Link, Pauline Timothy Cyr, Marilyn DellaRocco, heaven’s sake don’t use NIA: I wouldn’t call D E AR IRE N E : Thanks bad manners, contempt HM Frechette Real Estate Inc. M e rrill. , Rita Duchesneau, Tricia Dumoulln, 'appearance. my name. anyone a "dum m y” who for an ideal tomato grow­ for authority; they show. to Theresa Paula, John Paula and Gregory Murray, Beth Obrien, Brian Carolyn Fahey, Tara Ferris, Cheryl Monthly vigil tonight Parkony, Pamela Pasoy, Kimberly I am a 22-year-old mar­ recognizes a problem and ers will dig. Panty hose disrespect for their_ Leonardo Paula, 80 Church S t , Maryanna is being-spon­ Flnklesteln, Debra Freckleton, Ste­ The first of a series of monthly Peace Vigils, sored by Styling Salon, Pepin, Scott Peterson, Grace Phillips, phen Gallacher, Kimberley Goggln. ried woman who is abso­ seeks to solve it. Call your were creat^ for "toma­ elders, and love chatter in ' $68,000. Timothy Prewitt, Christopher Prytko, Patricia Gorham, Todd Grossman, / conducted by the Peace and Justice Committee of the Manchester Meat Packing lutely stupid when it county department of toes’ in the first place.” places of exercise. They, David A. Golas, trustee for Sara Rosenberg, Maureen Shannon, Britt Gustafson, Sandra Hampton, Manchester Area Conference of Churches, will be w- Company, Mr. Steak and Gordon Slebert, Christine Skinner, Michael Hazel, Paul HendessI, Da­ comes to math! I can public education and ex­ no longer rise when elders; Pitkin Associates, Bernard J. held tonight from 7 to 8 in the chapel of Emanuel the Arm y & Navy Club, and Wendy Smith, Christine (Tina) Stone, nielle lezzi, Thomas Lyon, Scott count money and if I take plain your need to learn DEAR ABBY; "Animal enter the room. They Hickey and Alexander J. Matthew Kristen Turek, Kellie Vecsey, Amy McGrath, Roberta Merrill, Carrie Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Sears, Roebuck & my time I can figure out math “ from the bottom Lover’s” letter suggest­ contradict their parents, to Norma H. Koepper, unit 4, Williams, Valerie Wlllloms, George Mora, Melissa Mulrhead, Lawrence Anyone interested is invited to attend and silently Maryanna FitzGerald Company. Zyrek. Mullett, Kathleen Nevins. how much to tip, but if I’m up.” Inquire about adult ing caution in giving dogs chatter before company, Carriage House Condominiums, Kelly O'Connell, Rhonda Oliver, in a big hurry I draw a education classes and pri­ to new owners by the way gobble up their food and $45,900. GRADE 8 Laura Pavan, Wendy Pedemonte, Broadway at Coachllght complete blank! Recently of want ads brought to S ^ m a r NV to Jeffrey and Linda Christina Bell, Sean Bell, Michael J. Heather Prewitt, Robert Prytko, Ste­ vate tutoring, and your tyrannize their teachers.’ Blanchard, Doreen Breen, Moryonn phanie Pullmann, Brad Stern, Chris­ I went to a sale where aU problem should be as mind a story I heard. Socrates wrote that in Jones, unit E-1, Woodland Manor Brooks, Susan Burns, Andre Carrion, tine Stoll, Stacey Tomkiel, Kathryn David Pevsner and Joyce Moody are Moody has toured with Dick Van Dyke in merchandise was marked simple to solve as adding 2 There was this sicko the fifth century B.C. Condominiums, $52,000 (based on College Notes Paige Carter, Sandy Cosasonto, Dayld Tyler, Scott V a rrick, Sheryl Veal, Seth Chappell, Thomas Conklin, Cheryl Zupnik. members of the cast of "The Best of "Damn Yankees." The theater doors 25 percent off, and I felt and 2. (It figures.) who collected kittens— he conveyance tax.) like a fool because I Cheryl Wrubel to Robert and Broadway," which will open Wednesday answered ads reading open at 6:30 p.m. for dinner and couldn’t figure how much DEAR ABBY: I’ve fol­ "free to good home.” Alina Abel, 302 Spruce St., $49,900. Graduate from Assumption Two on deans list at the Coachlight Dinner Theater in East cocktails and showtime is 8 p.m., nightly I’d have to pay for dress lowed your Fat Fannie Upon investigation, it was (Is your social life in a Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Three Manchester residents received degrees at Bolton Elementary marked $110. Panty Hose comments found that he collected slump? Lonely? Get Ab- Michael and Joann Panciera, Leslie A. Fetherston and Norman P. Hebert, both of Windsor. Pevsner has appeared at the except Mondays. recent graduation ceremonies at Assumption College, ' I know they offer with amusement and feel kittens to feed to his pet by’s updated, revised and two-thirds interest in land on Manchester and both juniors, have been named to the Goodspeed Opera Mouse and Ms. Worcester, Mass. classes for people who are it is my duty to share with boa constrictor! expanded boioklet, "HoW' Prim er Road, $112,550. dean’s list at Fairfield University, Fairfield. illiterate, but how about you one more use for old How can we protect to Be Popular” — for Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Sharon E. Kelly, daughter of Judge and Mrs. lists its honor roll people of all ages. Send* 6 people who need to learn panty hose — Fat Fannie these helpless creatures? M errill C. Jordan, one-third inter­ Eugene Kelly, 121 Mountain Road, graduated with a BOLTON — Here is the fourth- Costeiio, Mark Yavinskv. your name and address' Graduates as therapist Oarltn DInnor Thootor, Dorlon: "Meet Me In math from the bottom up? or otherwise. ANOTHER ANIMAL est in land on Prim er Road, no major in management; Deborah A. Ovian, daughter quarter honor roll for Bolton clearly printed with a B HONOR ROLL St. Louis,." based on the film starring Judy I’m ashamed to admit I I cut the leg portion into LOVER consideration paid, no conveyance of Mr. and Mrs. Karnig Ovian, 55 Bobby Lane, Linda Chamblee of Manchester graduated June 27 Elementary Center School. check or money order for G rad* 8 Garland, opens Tuesday and runs thraugh Sept. need that kind of help. three pieces, and use tax collected. graduated with a major in English; and Catherine T. from St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center School The A Honor Roll requires A's in Lisa Bachi, Lee Brendie, Lucienne $2.50 (this includes pos­ 23, except Mondays, at the theater at 65 Tokeneke (Nobody would believe them to tie up my tomato DEAR LOVER: Never David and Aildrea Mazzoli to Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, of Respiratory Therapy. all major subjects with no more Carrier, Dawn Erickson, Donno Erick­ tage) to; Abby, Popular­ son, Christa Goodwin, Justine Ko- Road. Doors open ot 6:15 p.m., dinner, 7 p.m.; it.) plants. The stretchy give more than one pet to Robert H. Weiss, 116 Avondale 109 Timrod Road, graduated with a major in than one B in a minor subject and ity, in care of the Man­ tesko, Ann Lewis, Suzanne Linder, show, 8:30 p.m., with Wednesday and Sunday PENSYLVANNIA material doesn’t "bite” a person. And before Road, $64,500. psychology. Seven named on honor roll no less than B's for effort and Mtchoet Lorenztnt, Susan M elcatf. DUMMY chester Herald, P.O. Box Eugene and Delinda Corbitt to Margaret Shorey, Jttt Sttverstetn. matinees, doars apen 11 a.iri.; lunch 11:30 a.m. into the stem as the plant giving the "helpless crea­ Seven Manchester residents have been named to citizenship. The B Honor Roll 38923, H ollyw c^ , C!alif. Markian A. Winiarskyj and Helen Grade 7 Music and show, 1 p.m.; Sunday, doors open 5:15 p.m., contiues to grow. ture” away, be sure to tell the honor roll for the entire year at Kingswood-Oxford requires no less than B's in major Heather Akeriind, Krtsto Bachi, 90938.) Formaniuk, land on Earl Street, Receives MD degree dinner 6 p.m.; and show 7:30 p.m. (655-7667.) DEAR PENSYLVA- IRENE IN COLUMBUS the prospective owner School in West Hartford. subjects with no more than one C in Mettssa Buonome, Timothy Edberg. $63,600. Meiante Gtesen, Mork Giovanni, Jus­ Westport Country Playhouse, Westport: “ The Laurie HorwHz Bayer, daughter of Melvin and They are: Harris Berger, 44 Scott Drive; Michael a minor subject and no less than Barney T. Peterman Sr. to tin Herman, Darcy Hinds, Steven Middle Ages," playing thraugh Saturday and "I Dorothy Horwitz of Manchester, received a doctor of Dashefsky, 62 Ambassador Drive; William Kllpstein, B's for effort and citizenship. Kiesman. Kristie Ktekotka, Kristin Richard and Nancy Vonhollen, Biccntonnlol Band Shall, Manchaatar: Todov, 7 Luv Music" opens Monday and plays through medicine degree on May 25 from George Washington 53 Montclair Driver; Bethany Levy, 248 Kennedy A HONOR ROLL Kozteki, Jennifer Maneggta, Victoria }.m., Lou Joubert Dixieland Band; Saturday, 7 unit 14, Wellsweep Condominiums, Orodo8 Mintor, (Jeboroh Merrtam, Charlene July 14, at the playhouse. Performances 8:3)0 University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Road; Alan Maderazo, 78 Blue Ridge Drive; Ian pi7tr.> Manchester Pipe Bands Association Festi­ Skin cancers often recur, $57,400. Oanlol Costollo, Donna LaChapelle, Morgan, Wendy Nell, Drew Pinto, p.m., Monday thraugh Friday. Matinees Wednes- She will serve her residency in pediatarics at Quinn, 46 Esquire Drive; and Lee Wichman, 43 Lisa Poarsall. Manuel Quinteiro, Richard Russo, George C. Rosvally, Jr. to Sandy Shorey, Jonathan WIedle, Craig val, rain date Sunday; Monday, 7 p.m.. Elec­ day'at 2 p.m. and Saturday, 5 p.m. (227-4177.) Children’s Hospital in Washington. D.C. Wildwood Drive. G ra d *7 tronic Organ Extravaganza, at St. Bridget School Polka Dot Playhouse, Bridgeport: "Working" Eugene Bergin, Marie Bergin, David Baiiev, Scott Barger, David Winslow. auditorium In case of rain; Tuesday, 7 p.m. The Al opens today and runs through Aug. 4 at the (jiene Bergin and Mary Bergin, 64 Gentile Big Bond, rain date Wednesday. playhouse at Pleasure Beach, Fridays and but they must be removed Alton St., $63,600. On the Groan, Now Havan: Fraa contort, Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 15, 2:30 Dale and Diane Allen to renaud Friday, 12:30 p.m., Saturday, 4:30p.m., featuring and Ann-Laurie Parent, Patricia p.m. Tickets are $8. (374-1777) DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 62 and 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Gerard and George Hodge, 3-5 the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra conductd by Buddy recently bad surgery to remove N Y 10019. West St.. $78,900. Morrow. Featured performers start at 8 p.m. malignant sunspots, diagnosed as DEAR DR. LAMB - Would vou Food booths from area restaurants open at noon, basal cell carcinoma. This is the sec­ Y o u r express your opinion as to the safety, Sedmar NV to Thomas D’Ono- DINING OUT THIS Friday and 4 p.m., Saturdays. (669-1662.) ond operation of a similar nature. The of the amino acid L-ornithine' frio and Marybeth Anthony, unit Ski and Racquet, Woodbury; Outdoor concert. capsules? The ones 1 am taking as a E-2, Woodland Manor Condomi­ first was 10 years ago, diagnosed as H e a lth ...... " ^ 2 ^ featuring this week.... Cotes open 11 a.m. and show starts at noon. In the melanoma. dietary supplenoent were bought In a nium, $52,000 (based on convey­ WEEKEND? ance tax.) J ski club's amphitheater. Route 47. (263-2203.) Can you explain what a basal cell Lawrence health-food store. The label reaita Southern Connecticut State University, New "100 percent naturaL no sugars, Norman and Linda Mugford to Fri. & Sat. Night Specialsfl^ carcinoma is? I understand there are Lamb, M.D. Haven: Muslcbv Bachg, Beethoven and Richard many different types of cancer cells. starch, flavors, colors of preswva- Kevin and Regina Toomey, land on Rodgers, free concert, Thursday, 8 p.m. In Lyman tives. No corn, soy, yeasL wheat or Hawthorne Street, $$67,900. Auditorium. (397-4217.) Et Cetera DEIAR READER — ( ^ c e r begins derivatives.” Alice M. Dunmore to Rudy Itzek Swordfish...... ‘6.95 Congrogotlonal Church, Andover: Hop River with an abnormal cell. If it is a thy­ I take one capsule before bedtime, and. Gladys Broomfield, land on Biiscrit inn’s Chamber Music concert, Thursday, 8 p.m., at the roid cell it will be th m id cancer. If it which supplies 633 mg. of L-oraltb-' Birch Mountain Road, $U,000. Stuffed Filet of Sole ..*5.95 church. Route 6. No admission charge. St. Bernard fairgrounds, Vernon; Annual is a lung cell it will be lung cancer. ine-H(n, which in turn provides 500 Gladys T. Woodin to Rudy Itzek Basal cell carcinomas involve cells of skin has usually been damaged by Choose one of these summerfest, Tuesday through Soturday, 6 to 11 mg. of ornithine. Can taking these and Gladys Broomfield, land on ©iplomnt the skin. They are frequently activat­ Veal Scallopini...... *6.50 p.m. and Saturday afternoon, 1 to 4 for children's years of overexposure to sun and really eat up faL causing loss ol‘ Birch Mountain Road, $3,187. U ed by too much exposure to sun. They matinee, at the fairgrounds off Route 30. Rides, wind, a variety of locations may weighL as claimed? I understand Donald Tedford, Jane Maneg- fine restaurants can follow actinic keratosis, which is develop new cancers. This does not some doctors ar^rescribing them. gia, Mary Tedford, Grace Tedford, SuNIvan Ava. Plaza, South WIndaor, CT music, food, games and entertalment. Drawing also caused by sun damage. Eggplant Manicotti.... *4.95 each night for Cabbage Patch doll. Rides60 cents mean the original cancer has spread. DEAR READEot — There are all John Tedford, Pearl Manager and Coma In And Olacovar Tha iNplomal ond 50 for matinee. Fortunately, they are usually low- But naelanoma, which you were kinds of doctors. Not all doctors are- Louise Randall to Rudy Itzek and grade m ali)^ncies, meaning that diagnosed as having 10 years ago, is a La Strada Restaurant Yale Inn, Meriden: Stamp and cover show, M.Dj or O.Da or even licensed to Gladys Broomfield, land on Birch they don’t pBUp«ss rapidly. Never­ different type of cancer. It usually prescribe medicines. 471 Hartford Rd. 643-6165 6 4 4 - 1 5 6 1 Sunday at the Meriden Yale Inn, lust off the East Mountain Road, $22,312. M-Th 5:30-10, F A S tN 11, Sun III 9 Theater theless, they sim M -hg removed as arises from a pigmented mole. Stud­ Ornithine is foimed in your body Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to John and Main Street exits of Interstate91,10a.m. to4p.m.. ies do show that sun exposure can Free admission and free parking. soon as they are identified to mini­ from glutamic acid. Glutamic acid is Dorothy Nelson, unit 36, Wetherell mize any tissue damage that can increase the development of these, a common, nonessential amino add. Village Condominium, $72,575. * * Featured Entertainment Lime Rock Park, Lime Rock; Sports cor racing, occur. They grow slowly if not treat­ too. These need to be detected as ear­ L Your own body can manufacture glu­ Michael J. Patulak to Frank and In The Lounge * Coachllght DInnor Thootar, East Windsor: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the park on Routes 7 ed and they don’t disappear on their ly as possible and treated at once and 112. Admission for day, $25. (435-2572.) tamic acid easily from a variety of Lynne-Marie Axiak, 181 Summit Gary Gordon, "The Best of Broadway," opens Wednesday at own. If ne^ected for long periods of because they can be much more dan­ food sources and common proteins ip St., $73,000. Singer & Pianist the theater on Route 5 and will continue through Town Hall, Niantic: NIantIc lobster festival, time they can cause considerable tis­ gerous than the simple, much more your food. Sept. 9, except Mondays. Doors open for cocktails Pennsylvania Avenue, Satuday and Sunday, all common skin cancer. Boscarino's Appearing Thuredaye July S, 19, 26 day. (739-7959.) sue damage. Then when the entire The ornithine you are taking is con­ QuHclsIm deeds and buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m. Showtime Is 8 p.m. area is removed reconstructive sur­ I have discussed these points more verted in your body to glutamic acid. diplom at (233-6366.) Stonington Harbor, Stonington: Blessing of the Franklin J. Grimason to Lorette gery may be required. Essentially, all completely in The Health Letter 7-10, It isn’t causing you any barm and it D. Grimason, 183-185 Birch St. W ilR IN D SPICUIS Hola-ln-tha-Woll Thootar, Now Britain: "The fleet, Sunday, annual Portuguese tradition, mass can be cured by simple surc^cal tech­ Your Skin: Sun, Aging, Spots and isn’t doing you any good. In my o^n- FRI. TWINLOB8TERS...... 810.98 Lion In Winter,” ploying Saturday nights through and procession for festivities. (535-1700) Franklin J. Grimason to Lorette SAT. ROAST PRME RIBS OF B E ^ ...... 8 9.98 niques when diagnosed reasonably Cancer, which I am sending you. Oth­ ion, ^ wasted your money on that D. Grimason, 5-7 Seaman Circle. Aug. 4 at 8:30 p.m. Admission by donation. Elizobeth Pork, Hartford: Children's story ers who want this issue can send 75 early. purobase. They will not help you lose Paul R. Marie, Trustee to John EntiftiiifflNt in the liunge liiufs, Fri. S Sit. (223-9500.) time, Wednesday, 2 p.m. at the Children's Garden cents with a long, stamped, self- DINNER SPECIALS If you have one basal cell carcino­ body fat unless you spend so much, B. Barnini, Trustee, 173 Slater Baked Lasagna...... *5.25 Hot Lunches and Sandwiches Candlowood Playhouse, New Fairfield; "Okla­ In the park, next to Knox Parks Foundation. If It addressed envelope for It to me in ma you may develop another nearby money on them that you d>ventry. Her pater­ Jack Keppner, 65 Airport Road, American "Harrlgan 'N Hart." This Is an extension of church for reservations or Information, by MacDonald, Kyle Joseph, son of paternal grandparents are Alton nal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. The One and Only Scenic Dining in Hartford, $10,820. Goodspeed Opera House. (873-8668.) Tuesday, (249-56341.) Michael Paul and Victoria Dent and Natalie Pierce of 20 Engle­ Harlan Harrison of Willimantic. Manchester Internal Revenue Service NEW BUMBIER HOURS MacDonald of 112 Brandy St., wood Trail, Coventry. His mater­ HOGTAURANT Cocktail Lounge CLOSED MON - TUBS - WEO a BUN Bolton, was born June 24 at nal great-grandparents are Mr. against property of RJ Tiremas- Delicious Luncheons LOUMGB Open Thanday, FHdw E Beturday Manchester Memorial Hospital. and Mrs. Roger DlTarando, Mrs. The headquarters o f the Jehov­ ters Co. and Roger Harwell and Obilng Roem4 pm • 11 p.m. Leunge 4 pm ■ 8 Cinema His maternal grandparents are Beds C. Walrath and Mrs. Walter ah’s Witnesses is located at 25 Jack Keppner, 65 Airport Road, Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Joseph and Elizabeth Dent of 160 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, Hartford, $43. Sinon, all of Manchester. Quiet Dining — Relaxing New State Road. His paternal Butler, Mathew Umothy, son of N.Y., 11201. Internal Revenue Service 179 TOLLAND TPKE. 1, 3:15,5:15,7:30,10,11:45; Sun 1,3:15, m idnight. grandfather is Douglas MacDo­ Thomas L. and Sandra Abrams against property of Danny' and Join your friends al the Woodbridge * Banquet Fzteilities are available al any time. cinema City — The Natural (PG) FrI 5:15,7:30,10. — Gremlins (PG) FrI and vem en nald of Willimantic. Kathy Daniels, 37 Foster St., * Dinners Served 4 pm - 11 pm Thurs. - Fri. • Sat, 7;0S, 9;3S; Sot and Sun 1 :S0, 4:30,7:05, Sot 12:20, 2:40, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 12; Sun Butler of 9 Carpenter Road, MANCHESTER C ine) A 2 — Cannonball Run II (PG) Mietzger, Jason Thomas, son of $1,047. S. Main St., Manchester f ;35. — Ao a ln tt A ll Odds (R) FrI 7; Sat 12:20,2:4A 5,7:30,9:50. - S t a r Trek I I I : FrI 7,9:10; Sot 2,7,9:10; Sun 2,4:15,7, Bolton, was born June 23 at 643-9529 2:15,7 with Blade Runner (R) FrI 9:20; The Search (o r SjMck (PG) FrI and Sot 9:10. — Romancing the Stone (PG) FrI Michael and Barbara Metzger of 19 Manchester Memorial Hospital. rSHOWCASil ; Internal Revenue Service M 6 - o i o : f Sun 4:S5, 9:20. — The Man Who Knew 12:15,2:30,4 :4 5 ,T io , 10,12; Sun 12:15, against property of M & M Tool n r 6 7:30,9:30; Sat 1:30,7:30,9:30; Sun 1:30, Stock Place, was born June 20 at 64 4-15 61 Too Much (PG) FrI 7:30,9:50; Sat and 2:30, 4:45, 7:40, 10. — Ghostbusters 3:30,5:30, 7:30,9:30. His maternal grandparents are Sun 1:40,4:20, 7:30, 9:50. — Le Bal FrI Manchester Memorial Hospital. i CM Eaaas j inc., 1 Mitchell Drive, $3,793. (PG) Sot and Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20, Drive-lns Evelyn and Kenneth Abrams of a A O l 7:40,9:55; Sot and Sun 2:14,4:40,7:40, 9:40,11:45; Sun 12,2:20,4:40,7:20,9:40. Rost Hartford — The Three Stooges His maternal grandparents are Harrington Park, N.J. His pater­ E.HARTFORDBB8-aB«i Internal Revenue Service 9:55. — Testament (PG) Sun3:15,6:45, — Beaf Street (PG) FrI and Sot 12,2:30, ■naHnneenorea against property of Charles Willi­ 10:10 with Days of Heaven (PG) Sun FrI-Sun 8:30 w ith Cannonball Run II Arthur Torizzo of San Marcus, nal grandparents are James and 4:40,10,12; Sun 12,2:30,4:40,7:40,10.— (PG ) FrI-Sun 8:50 w ith Never Say C0NT.iHowinM r/uniaiow8ieiafai ams, 17 M iller St., Middletown, 1:30,4:55,8:30. The Pope of Greenwich villoee (R) FrI Never AM ln (PG) FrI-Sun 10:45. 9Aae.MAt.0Mur-8z90 /ULrrM nsssns BetlHortferd ond Sat 1,3:30,7:10,9:45,12; Sun 1,3:30, Rost W lndser — The Three Stooges HewaitButoceiBtowoRBr . $1,076. Bestweed Pub A Cinema — Cannon­ 7:10,9:45. 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move in (Sears, J.C. Penney), emphasizing that the ITEM : In many areas Irom coast to coast, you can A fascinating aspect of this shifting financial McEnroe bidding for fourth straight finai specialize supermarkets dedicated to providing walk into a supermarket and in the usual aisles, buy pattern is that savings It loans and thrifts are moving faster than commercial banks to turn themselves into financial services are the most worthy. bread, milk, potatoes — and then move into other “ I’m looking forward to meeting bothering m e" Your financial supermarkets. A Buffalo-based federal But at this point, I plead with you to think hard. Just By United Press International aisles to pick up an annuity, a mutual lund, or various because several specialists decide to do business him ," sfiid McEnroe, playing his Lendl has been bothered by the insurance policies. savings association. Empire of America, for instance, under the same roof — thereby gaining many WIMBLEDON, England — John fifth consecutive semifinal at All-England committee (or al­ ITEM : Or you can walk into a giant retail store Money's is offering a wide range of non-traditional banking advantages for themselves — is no reason for you to McEnroe, bidding for a berth in the Wimbledon and owner of a 52-1 legedly showing favoritism to (Sears, J.C. Penney), go to the customary areas for services through its Moneyplex Inc. in four states — trust each of these specialists to be the wisest for you. finals for the fourth straight year, record this year. “ I feel I am McEnroe and Connors He said pots and pans, a dress, a suit — and then move into Worth New York, Michigan, Florida and Texas. It has even Because I, say, find an excellent attorney at a met Pat Cash of Australia today in beginning to play pretty well and they have not had to play on outside other areas where you can buy stocks, bonds, life, opened a branch in Chicago to challenge Sears on its Sylvia Porter central location, on what basis should I assume I ’lll the semifinals of the Wimbeldon he has had a great tournament. courts. home or auto insurance, buy or sell a home, or have own turf. find an equally excellent stockbroker for me at the Championships. “ He has been around at least a "They either should say that your taxes computed. 'EmpiFe’s president, Paul A. Willax, emphasizes Connors and McEnroe are a bigger same location? I may; I may not. The No. 1 seed is aiming to couple of years and I think he is one ITEM : Or you can visit such brokerage firms as that its customers can get just about all services in one of the few young guys who has a draw and they're going to stay place; insurance, stock brokerage and real estate become the first American to score Merrill Lynch, E.F. Hutton, PnidentialrBache and back-to-back Wimbledon victories chance of doing anything.” inside and everyone else will play Dean Witter and not only deal in the traditional transactions, push-button access to videotaped I still have the responsibility of choosing among the since Don Budge in 1937-38. Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, outside once.” he said. “ Or say financial services, such as buying and selling storks, consumer information, product information, up-to- specialists— or the one-stop financial shopping center Throughout the tournament the No. 2 seed who handed that every player will play one beyond their traditional functions and moving into date stock quotations; residential referrals; reloca­ is merely a catchy phrase and at its center are a lot of mutual funds, or tax shelters, but you also can deal in McEnroe has complimented the McEnroe his only beating of the match outside and stick to it." such banking functions as certificates of deposit, stock and real estate brokerages, executive reloca­ tion services. You name it; you’ll find it. dreams. Once more, I urge you to study first, to 19-year-old Australian. Now he year at the French Open last IRAs and first mortgages. tion services, setting up branches in shopping malls to comparison-shop, and to be on guard. says: “ I am going to put that to an month, meets two-time champion McEnroe said: “ When you win ITEM : In California, a well-known furniture attract consumer dollars. TH E LONG-ANTICIPATED one-stop financial end.” and No. 3 seed Jimmy Connors in the tournament you shouldn't have marker has received permission to open a full-fledged The days when banks promoted themselves by shopping center is emerging in full colors and Money book now available Both players are notorious for the other semifinal. to play outside until you lose. I (eel bank in one of its 70 stores. With this leadership, ttere giving away toasters, blenders and TV sets actually shouting with pride that it has arrived. A study by the explosive personalities. But so far Lendl defeated compatriot To­ in terms of draw size I should be are clear indications that more will get the nod from seem quaint, even a bit silly. Stanford Research Institute in Stanford, Calif., "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 McEnroe has held himself in dieck mas Smid in straight sets in the playing on Center Court or Court California’s banking commission. Commercial banks surveyed a short while ago showed that the upper-middle-income fam ily uses on pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money quarterfinal Wednesday, looking 1.” average 38 financial products, ranging from mort­ management, is now available through her column. and Cash, ranked 33rd in the world, identified their chief competitors as Sears, Merrill at home on grass for the first time Defending women’s champion Lynch, Shearson/American Express, Prudential- gages and car insurance to stocks and mutual fun^. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “ Sylvia has upset three seeds without THE LINES BETW EEN financial institutions are resorting to the obscenities and and grooving his big serve in the Martina Navratilova, who dis fading, and the functions are meshing, brokerage Bache, E.F. Hutton, Kroger and Aetna. The banks All the institutions involved are boasting, in one way Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the spitting which marred his appear­ quest for the $148,(XK) winner's patched No. 6 Kathy Jordan 6-3,6-4 firms, retailers and insurance companies are moving didn't identify one of their own to be their top or another, about the development — urging Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, ance at the U.S. Open in 1983. check. Thursday to line up a place in the into the fields of the nation's commercial banks and competitor by 1990. Rather, the name most frequently customers to shop the “ supermarkets” for the best Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Cash, looking to become the first But Connors claims the psyco- final against Chris Evert Lloyd, thrifts — while the banking institutions are going mentioned by the banks was Merrill Lynch. service, criticizing the real "outsiders” from trying to Syndidate. Australian to win Wimbledon since logical edge, holding an 11-5 record also slapped down liana Mandlik- John Newcombe in 1971, almost over the French Open ch'amp and ova for her extravagant language was kicked off his winning Davis victory in last year's U.S. Open Evert Lloyd, stung by remarks Long hours TRW admits Cup team after a racket-throwing final against a 6-0, 6-0 defeat by by Mandlikova that the real Business tantrum and a dispute with Coach Lendl at Forest Hills, N.Y., in May. challenge for her lay against . . -...... Neale Fraser. “ He played well against me the Navratilova, humbled the No. 3 loophole in “ If I play well I think I will win last two times we met and I am Czechoslovakian 6-1, 6-2 in 45 in of study key against Cash but he has beaten sure his experience on grass has minutes (or a rematch of the 1978. 6 improved since we played last 1979 and 1982 finals. . <-S- <** some good players to get there so r i ‘ im - f-v ,- he must be playing as well or better year,” said Connors, who ended Mandlikova refused to attend a Olin buys Hunt Chemical to success secret code than he ever has,” McEnroe said. the Wimbledon dream of Paul compulsory post-match news con­ Annacone in the fourth round. “ He ference and risked a $500 fine. STAMFORD — Olin Corp. has expanded its Cash, who has played every day ORANGE, Calif. (UPI) — Sup­ has beaten a few good players so he “ Hana was putting a lot of share of the electronics market with the DENVER (U P I) — So you want to at the $2.2 million tournament, posedly secret codes and passwords UPI photo can’t have too much of a weakness. acquisition of the Hunt Chemical Corp., which start your own business? Make lots of ousted No. 4 Mats Wilander of pressure on herself by talking past that could provide unauthorized access “ It has been a road of grease for Chris and looking toward me in the will become a wholly owned subsidiary of money, buy a fancy car and live in an Sweden, No. 11 Kevin Curren of Stamford-based Olin. expensive home? to consumer credit reports are often South Africa and No. 6 Andres me here and I am just sliding final,” said the four-time cham­ printed on ratings issued to subscribers Doubles tandem of Peter Fleming (left) 7-6, 7-6, 6-4 to advance to the finals at through. My tennis has been good, pion. “ Quite obviously she under­ Under terms of the merger approved Thursday Your first step, says Gilbert M. Gomez of Ecudaor en route to his of TRW, the nation’s largest credit and John McEnroe beat fellow Ameri- Wimbledon, my attitude has been good both on by holders of more than 80 percent of shares Cisneros, 40, project director at the first semifinal and first match with estimated Chris," Navratilova voted, owners of about 2 million shares of Business Development Center in' information company. cans Ferdi Taygan and Sandy Mayer McEnroe. and off the court so nothing is said. common stock will receive $20 per share in cash Denver, is many long hours in the Julie Wright, director of public without interest, Olin said. library. relations for TR W ’s Electronics and Olin already owned 3.6 million shares, or 64 Then get some professional advice. Defense Sector, conceded Thursday AL roundup percent of Hunt stock. A state court in Delaware And finally, plan to spend morning, the codes and passwords are often Tuesday dismissed several lawsuits by Hunt noon and night on the job. printed on the customer request that shareholders seeking to block the merger. Even then, he said, success is not accompanies TR W ’s response to the Silly millimeter behind Olin said the m erger was the latest in a series of guaranteed. subscriber. Cisneros' job is to counsel minority Ms. Wright said she was departing Gibson lifts Tigers’ spirits moves designed to increase its share of the businesses — to let them know how to from the company’s policy of refusing As a colleague likes to phrase it, Wednesday’s electronic materials and services market. Fourth of July extravaganza between Manches­ open certain doors, where to go for to disclose its security measures to 2-3, went 7 2-3 innings and Ron Including Hunt's sales in the electronics ter and East Hartford was a typical game By Lisa Harris save. loans, who to see for business and to tell respond to a story in the Long Island, “ It stunk, it was up around the Davis gained his 16th save. Ron industry, Olin will supply $125 million worth of between the clubs. There was plenty of intensity UPI Sports Writer them what they have to do to stay In N.Y., newspaper Newsday, which Thoughts letters, the eyes, the shoulders. It Guidry, 6-7, was the loser. electronic materials and services each year, the and emotion: and a good crowd of maybe 200 in company said. Olin is a manufacturer of business. He doesn’t sugarcoat the reported computer “ hackers” could was a horrible pitch," said Hough. Blue Jays 10, Mariners 8 attendance. About the only thing higher than advice. use the codes to gain information about ApLENty “ I just hung it for him, and he did At Toronto, Willie Upshaw drove chemicals, metals, flax-based papers, cellophane Collection from the game was $75. That was the Tigers’ spirits in and sporting and defense ammunition. He recommends a month or so in the private credit ratings. in (our runs, three with a bases- significantly better than the norm which has been Len Auster Arlington Stadium Thursday the rest.” library "learning all you can” as an A hacker is a computer operator who The comeback began when Chet loaded triple, and Lloyd Moseby $15. Sports Editor night, was Charlie Hough’s ninth invaluable tool that too few people breaks into other computer systems. inning pitch to Kirk Gibson. Lemon and Larry Herndon singled collected three RBI to lead the J Mary Kay rep gets car East Hartford rallied with three runs in the utilize. Soft Liquor W ine Bottled Others The newspaper said access codes Gilson’s 12th homer, a three-run with one out. Dave Bergman Blue Jays. Doyle Alexander upped seventh inning for a 4-3 win. That left Manchester Nancy Wilson of Vernon has been awarded the After the research work is done, routinely appear on credit reports sold struck out belore pinch hitter his record to 7-4. Roy Lee Jackson drinks w ater coach Steve Armstrong stunned. shot, sailed over the right-field use of a new Oldsmobile Firenza by Dallas-based Cisneros advises potential business­ by TRW. fence to cap a six-run rally and lift Johnny Grubb walked to load the pitched the ninth (or his fifth save. Manchester, going into Thursday's game with Mary Kay Cosmetics Inc. in recognition of her men and women — or those already in NEA graphic Newsday cited an unidentified Long the Tigers to a 7-4 victory over the bases and Tom Brookens ran for Jim Beattie dropped to 8-8. Windsor Locks (which was washed out), had lost achievements as an independent beauty operation and experiencing problems Island businessman who said his code Texas Rangers, and snap Detroit’s him. Whitaker then drove in two Brewers 7, A ’s 5 only twice in Zone Eight play in nine outings. consultant. — to use a resource center like the one and password were imprinted on credit MANCHESTER MAY NOT get East Hartford four-game skid. and Alan Trammell tied the score At Milwaukee, Jim Gantner and Beverage spending Both losses were to East Hartford. Ms. Wilson is among about 1,000 independent in which he is involved. reports purchased from TRW. He was during the regular season, but the always Hough, who had a six-game 4- 4 with a single, setting the stage Robin Yount drove in two runs If there was justice, Manchester would have Mary Kay consultants who are charter members It is a private company operated by What's the favorite drink of Americans? It’s beer, according to a quoted as saying anyone who went interesting Zone Eight playoff could be quite winning streak, held Texas in for Gibson. apiece leading the Brewers to thefr been the winner Wednesday. of the company's new V IP Club, which recognizes Jonathan-Jacob and Associates but has new survey by Beverage World Magazine. The biggest share of through his waste baskets could find bis. interesting. check with a five-hitter going into Elsewhere in the American fifth straight victory. Jaime Co- outstanding performance. a three-year contract with the U.S. password. Manchester played better defense and received Whenever Manchester faces East Hartford in U the jiinth inning. League, Boston beat California canower evened his record at 7-7 U.S. spending on beverages last year went for beer. Next came strong pitching from Ken Krajewski. Ms. Wilson will have the use of the car for as Department of Commerce. Ms. Wright admitted that “ suppres­ the regular season, it gets to face Jeff Morrow. He “ We’ve done this kind of thing 12-7, Minnesota edged New York and Rollie Fingers earned his 18th But Manchester has an Achilles Heel which long as she meets production requirements. It offers a variety of services to soft drinks, liquor, wine and bottled water. sion password” software to keep the walked two and fa n n ^ three in besting the Post before, but never against a pitcher 5- 4, Toronto topped Seattle 10-8, save. Bill Krueger, 5-5, was the E)ast Hartford does not. Mary Kay Cosmetics is an international minority businesses, including access secret access codes from showing up is 102 club Wednesday. In a possible three-game like (jharlie Hough,” said Lou Milwaukee defeated Oakland 7-5, loser. Strength through the line-up.-^-^ ^ manufacturer and distributor of skin, hair and to capital development; help with available but that a majority of TR W ’s playoff, however. Morrow could only be called Whitaker, whose two-run single Chicago took Cleveland 7-6 and White Sox 7, Indians 6 Armstrong will be among the first to tell you body care products, cosmetics, toiletries and access to governmental agencies and 24,000 customers are not using the upon once. Tom Kisselback, out of South Catholic, began the run barrage which Kansas City at Baltimore was At Chicago, Greg Walker hit a once you get past the top four hitters in his line-up, fragrances. The company had net sales of $323.8 private companies, and assistance in Sale of Lydall division relatively inexpensive security is probably East Hartford’s No. 2 hurler but after erased the 4-1 lead. ’ ’Hough had his postponed due to rain. two-out, ninth-inning homer, lift­ there aren’t many guaranteed hits. The bottom million in 1983. management and technical needs. measure. that. . . stuff all night long. He had his Twins 5. Yankees 4 ing the White Sox to their fourth half of the order, in fact, is more miss than hit and It has 85 clients, ranging from “ ma TRW , she said, has not required its Armstrong, on the other hand, feels he has the- control and location and was At Minneapolis, Ron Washington straight victory and sixth in their and pa com er service establishments” customers to install the software it’s a fact of life Armstrong and Manchester has to deepest pitching staff in Zone Eight. He can call L completed after reviews making us look terrible.” smacked a two-run triple and Dave last seven games. Neal Heaton, Brophy graduates Stonier live with. * to some fairly good-sized, sophisticated because it would change the proce­ upon Krajewski, who because of his potent bat Gibson’s homer made a winner Meier doubled home the go-ahead 5-8, took the loss and Gene Nelson, The loss of Jim Fogarty, who was injured at the George M. Brophy of Manchester, vice construction companies. dures currently used by TRW and its has had to double in the outfield, Brian McAuley, of Aurelio Lopez, 7-0. Willie Her­ run to key a five-run sixth inning 1-0, pitched three scoreless innings The sale of Lydall Inc.'s Superior Keene, N.H., Invitational Tournament and is out president and manager of the data processing Cisneros himself is a small business­ Universal. “ It opens new markets to us customers and is just “ one good Mickey Garbeck, Jim Powers, Peter Franko- nandez got the last out for his 15th and lift the Twins. Ken Schrom. for the win. group at Connecticut National Bank, has man, operating a three-employee tor­ Ball Division to Hoover Universal Inc. and enables us to offer fuller service to alternative that we are looking at with for the season, is now further magnified by the vitch and Chris Helin. graduated from the Stonier School of Banking. tilla distribution business on Colora­ of Ann Arbor, Mich., has been com­ all customers.” the growing incidence of computer lack of offense from the Nos. 5-6-7-8-9 slots in the And 'John Tracy, who suffered a broken ankle Brophy was one of 300 bankers in the 1984 do’s Front Range. pleted, Lydall President Millard H. Hoover Universal manufactures en­ crim e.” order. Fogarty is not an overpowering hitter, but prior to the post-season for Manchester High, is graduating class of the three-year program “ I know how hard it can be,” he said. Pryor Jr. said this week. gineered parts for the automotive Ms. Wright said security considera­ he was a definite contributor. expected back in a week to todays. He, too, can be ’The division, which has plants in The' good news about Fogarty is he is used on the hill as well as a field position. His bat All-Star squads completed conducted by the American Bankers Association “ We talk as many people out of products, consumer components and tions forbade her from disclosing how at rtutgers, the state university of New Jersey. business as we talk people into Hartford and Washington, Ind., was industrial components and systems many of the 50 million credit reports recovering from surgery to repair a ruptured may prove most useful. Charlie Lea of Montreal and Brophy joined Connecticut National in 1964 and business. We try to make them look at sold for a cash price of about $16 markets. The company had sales of TRW issues each year do not carry the spleen. His father reports Jim will be ready for Armstrong feels, if he can get' by the Bv Mike Tully squad are catchers Dave Engle of Joaquin Andujar of St. Louis, the has held various technical and managerial both sides, not just the fancy car but the million. $776.9 million in 1983. imprinted secret codes. football in the fall at Manchester High where he treacherous one-game playoff between the Zone’s UPI Sports Writer Minnesota and Jim Sundberg of majors' top winners with 13 positions in data processing. credit company coming to repossess it. The sale was announced in March but " I t is not a m ajority of them, but it will be a senior. second and third place team, and get to E)ast Milwaukee; inflelders Bubby Bell victories each, headed the list of He is a graduate of the- University of “ I ’ve had people in my office literally was delayed pending the outcome of Superior Ball was once a $1.3 isn’t an insignificant number either. “ We have to win on pitching and defense,” Hartford again, he has the pitching. NEW YO R K — National League of Texas, Al Davis of Seattle, eight NL pitchers named Thurs­ Connecticut and is currently enrolled in its start crying because nobody gave them reviews by the Justice Department and million-a-year loser, but eventually ^ Newsday previously disclosed that Armstrong says. Now with some hitting... . RBI leader Jody Davis and Detroit Damaso Garcia of Toronto, Eddie day. Also tabbed by Owens were M.B.A. program. that type of advice in the loginning. Federal ’Trade Commission for anti­ became Lydall’s most profitable div­ ^ unauthorized persons had gained ac­ shortstop Alan' Tram m ell are Murray of Baltimore, and Andre rookie Dwight Gooden and reliever “ They’re losing their houses, they’re trust concerns. The regulatory agen­ ision, Pryor told members of the cess to some TRW codes and pass­ among the All-Star reserves an­ Thornton of CHeveland; outfielders Hartford Stockbrokers Club in March. Tony Armas and Jim Rice of Jesse Orosco of the New York getting a divorce, they’re in debt and cies completed their reviews Monday, words, and these had been circulated in nounced today by their respective IRS sponsors workshop Boston; Rickey Henderson of Mets, reliever Rich Gossageof San they just don’t know which way to go. If Pryor said. The division was sold because the the “ computer underground.” leagues for Tuesday’s classic in infusion of money into it could no longer Oakland, and Don Mattingly of the Diego, reliever Al Holland of The Internal Revenue Service will conduct a somebody had just sat down in the Superior Ball had sales of $18.4 Unlawful entry into computerized Evans finds Fenway cozy Candlestick Park. Davis, the Chicago Cubs’ New York Yank^s. Philadelphia, Mario Soto of Cincin­ small business tax workshop from 9a.m. to 1 p.m. beginning and been very honest with million in 1983. It employs about 200 contribute to its success, he said. records has become an increasingly Named to complete the NL nati and reliever Bruce Sutter of on July 12 at the Hartford Public Library them and said, ’Hey, I don’t think you people. Lydall Inc., which has its headquar­ serious problem with the growing use catcher who has driven in 57 runs, BOSTON (UPI) - The cozy flying out of Fenway Park at a The home run (or Evans was heads a list of 12 players named by squad with Jody Davis were St. Louis. Auditorium, 500 Main St., Hartford. can do it,’ it would have been better.” “ This acquisition gives Hoover Uni­ ters at One Colonial Road, manufac­ of home computers. Newsday noted conflnes of Fenway Park were staggering rate. sweet, but he was not seeking Detroit’s Jack Morris and 45- IRS representatives will discuss business The center this year has produced versal a complete range of products in tures products for industry that include manager Paul Owens. Trammell, catchers Bob Brenly of San Fran­ that when “ hackers” learn the codes kind to Dwight Evans. But those “ It’s a hitters dream to play on a revenge for the Angels having year-old knuckleballer Phil Niekro income tax returns, employment taxes and $10.6 million in procurement opportuni­ precision and non-precision balls in engineered fiber materials and metal, a key to the Detroit Tigers’ cisco and Tony Pena of Pitts­ and passwords, they can determine the same conditions made Boston night like this with the wind walked Boggs to face him. of the New York Yankees highligh­ recordkeeping. ties for minority businesses, ahead of materials including both metals and plastic, elastomeric and fiber compo­ spectacularfirst half, is one of 12 burgh; inflelders Rafael Ramirez expiration dates and credit Unes on ' manager Ralph Houk sweat. blowing out,” Evans said. “ All you “ Hey, that’s good baseball,” he ted the A L list. Other selections by There is no charge for the workshop and the $8.5 million goal set under its plastics,” said John F. Daly, chairman nents. It had sales in 1983 of $112 million individuals tabbed by skipper Joe of Atlanta, Juan Samuel of Phila­ c r ^ it cards and use the cards to make ' In the fifth inning of the Red Sox have to do is hit the ball hard in the said. “ There were two outs. He AL manager Joe Altobelli of registration may be made by calling 722-3473 or federal contract: and chief executive officer of Hoover and a net income of $4.3 million. purchases. Altobelli. delphia, Tim Wallach of Montreal 12-7 victory Thursday over thE air somewhere and you have all (Kison) wants to get a play to any Baltimore were Mike Boddicker of completing a registration card at a local IRS The choices completed the and Keith Hernandez of the New California Angels, Evans watched kinds of chances.” base, and a righty up. We would the Orioles, reliever Willie Her­ office. squads for the 5Sth All-Star Game. York Mets; and outfielders Cahill from the on-deck circle as Angels’ Evans hit the ball hard and deep, have done the same thing in the nandez of Detroit, Rich Dotson of The next workshop will be Aug. 17 at the Both leagues named their pitching Davis of San Francisco, Mike pitcher Bruce Kison intentionally depositing Kison’s first pitch into same situation. I ’m sure.” Chicago, reliever Bill Caudill of Bridgeport Public Library, Burroughs Building, staffs on Thursday. The American Marshall of Los Angeles, Jerry Stanley Works retaliates against copycats walked Wade Boggs to load the the distant center- field bleachers. But even with his relief ace Bob League snapped an 11-game losing Mumphrey of Houston, Tim Oakland, reliever Dan Quisen- 925 Broad St., Bridgeport. Stanley in with the big lead Houk bases with two outs. The wind was The grand slam broke open a 7-2 streak last year with a 13-3 victory. Raines of Montreal and Claudell berry of Kansas City and Dave ballgame and carried the Red Sox remained uncomfortable. By James V. Heollon the Stanley colors, yellow and black. was introduced in the Senate by Sen. blowing'out and baseballs — as Joining Trammell on the A L Washington of Atlanta. Stieb of Toronto. new. The distributor, through a lawyer, to their third consecutive victory. “ Are you kidding?” said Houk Economy at a glance United Press International Any product that’s popular is fair Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R- they had been all week — were denied any wrongdoing. when asked if he was comfortable game, from jeans to flashlight batter­ Maryland, and In the House by Rep; NEW Y O R K — With trading at its third slowest Jack Hasted of Richardson-Vicks in with the 11-2 margin. “ In this NEW BRITAIN - The Stanley ies, and the company doesn’t have to be Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J. Members level o f the year, the post-Independence Day Wilton, makers of cough syrup, keeps a park? With this wind? Have you stock market skidded Thursday on investor Works, one of the world’s leading huge for a cheap imitator to try to copy of Connecticut’s delegation are co­ watchful eye on company produifts in makers of hand tools and hardware, its product, right down to the exact sponsors. seen any of our games lately?” concerns about high interest rates. Brokers said places like Hong Kong, Malaya, Thunderstorm dampens Stanley came through with 3 1-3 says it’s getting robbed of something brand name. Fifty-year-old Blackstone Instead of seizures and simple fines, prices were likely to continue dropping if the Indonesia, and India where counter- innings of relief to notc^ his 14th 6 more precious than money — its good Industries in Bethel, which employs 80 traffickers in counterfeit goods would volume does not pick up today. is prevalent. He said save. name. And it’s fighting back. people, turns out miniature power tools be hit with criminal prosecution, with local sports schedule D E TRO IT — U.S. and foreign automakers had Richardson-Vicks doesn’t want people Evans, who had six runs batted : r • V Fly-by-night operators in the Far for industry and craftsmen. It is trying fines of up to $1 million, and subject to their best combined sales for a January-to-June pounding on their door if they get sick in on the night, was not the team ’s East and others with more substantial to beat back hustlers making and treble damages in civil suits brought by Somebody should have told Moriarty Brother’s Greater period in five years, and officials say favorable using a look-alike. only hitting star. Jim Rice hit a means are churning out a tape rule that selling imitation Blacks.tone products tramdemark holders. her that she was a day late. The Hartford Twilight League re­ economic factors mean sales will continue to three-run homer off Angels starter looks like Stanley’s familiar “ Power-

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Cerone, who was put on the disabled list with a M yra Van Hoose 34-35—49 Nashua 37 42 .448 ll'/z Key 1 1-3 3 2 2 1 2 LaCoss p 3 0 2 0 TScatt ph 10 0 0 Tanner, Pitt LaRussa, Chi and they didn’t know what was wrong,” said Two-time Western Open champion Tom Watson Colleen Walker 34-33—69 Jackson (S 5) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Angeles. tender right elbow May 7, rejoined the team for Calendar Reading 24 54 .325 23 Dowlev p 0 0 0 0 Salazar ss 0 0 0 0 McCormick, who won the Pan-American title in 1983 finished with a 71 after dumping his tee shot into the Muffin Spencer-Devlln 33- 36—49 Thursday's Results HBP— by (ielsel (Moseby, Alkens).T— BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Thursday night’s game against the Minnesota Alice Miller 2:50. A— 22,353. and is the defending U.S. indoor champ on the 3-meter •••••••••••••••••••••• 37- 3 2 -4Buffalo 9 5, Reading 3 Wahifrd ph 1 0 0 0 Patty McCormick, an honorary referee of the trials, water for a double-bogey on the 4,405yard 14th hole. Twins. In 10 games with the Yankees, Cerone is Marlene Hogge 34- 33—69Woterbury at Albany, ppd., rain Lucas p 0 0 0 0 board. "But Chris and I are best friends and we root Phil Hancock, who had been six-under par, needed ACheryl Stacy 34- 36—70New Britain at Vermont, 2, ppd, rain watched her daughter's victory but elected not to talk batting .194 with one homer and six RBI. Brewers 7, A's 5 TotoN 31 1 7 1 ToloN 18 I 4 1 Swimming each other on. We really help one another.” seven shots on the same hole after hitting his drive TODAY Shelley Hamlin 38- 32—70Nashua at Glens Falls, ppd., rain Houston 90080885— 1 to the media so as not to steal her daughter’s spotlight. BoMball Jull Inkster 35- 35—70 Friday's Gomes Montrool 888 661888— 1 Seufert, 27, a former University of Michigan diver into the water and knocking his next shot over the Amtrlcan Liglon Patty Sheehan 35-35—70 Nashua at Glens Falls OAKLAND MILWAUKEE ^^Game-Winning RBI — Mumphrey who was a member of the 1980 Olympic team. In the men’s 3-meter prelims, Greg Louganis, the Dawson able to play Denise Streblg green. He finished with a 69. Bloomfield at Manchester (at MCC), 35- 35—70Woterbury at Albany, 2 (dirhM ObrhM (Kinceded her close relationship with McCormick heavy favorite for the Olympic gold, led all qualifers Jackie Bertsch 34- 34—70 Reading at Buffalo Hendrsn It 3 1 0 0 Romero ss 4 2 1 1 U.S. Oiympic Diving triais Masters champion Ben Crenshaw shot a 75 and E — Cruz, Rase. DP— Montreal 1. LO B— with 710.94. Ron Merriott was second at 655.47 and MONTREAL — Montreal Expos outfielder Hollis Stacy 34- 34—70 New Britain at Vermont M urphy cf 4 0 1 1 Houston Gantner 4, 2b 3 Montreal 1 2 4. 2B— Cruz, 2 helped ease the tension in the trials. defending Western Open champion Mark McCumber Jan Stephenson 37- 33—70 Saturday’s Gomes Morgan 2b 4 1 1 1 Yount dh 3 0 2 2 David Burgering was third among the 12 qualifiers for Andre Dawson was given the green light SATURDAY Mumphrey, LaCoss, Doran. 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Lots of And AII'N b w '14 any pralaranoa. limitation, or diictimlnation based un lace clude Insurance, credit sonnel Manager, bedroom , heat, hot vanities, formica, Wilson Gravel, processed OUTDOOR BUSHES, Employment ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5.00. House plants, up to g reat stuff. , . ______color, rallglon. tax or national origin, or an intention lo mak e any union and profit sharing. Hartford Despatch, 9om- PART TIME TYPIST, Situation Wanted 23 Rentals ter, appliances, carpet­ art. Cor Ion counter tops, gravel, send, stone and D0D6f FIOUIPS $3.00. Excellent condi­ S A V E ^ auch praltranca, limllatlon or diacriminalion This newspeini Apply In person at: %5 12 noon for appointment Receptionist and Assist­ ing, next to pork. $375 otC, RWQlYBIYlBm ffOnl^Q W kitchen cabinet fronts, dll. For dellyerles coll Hundreds of readers turn & Education tion. Must sell. Private HUNIHliDS 9 win not knowingly tecapttny advarlisamant lor real esiaie which R E A L E S T A T E — We are Green Road, Manches­ or send resume to: P.O. ant for Manchester doc­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• month. Coll 289-0000 be­ complete woodworking George Gritting, An­ to Classified every day Rooms for RMt 41 home, 649-6486. la In violallon ol Iha law ••••••••••••••••••••••a seeking an energetic, li­ ter. E O E . Box 8271, East Hartford, tor's otflce. Mature, reli­ tween loom and Spm, service, custom mode dover, 742-7806. searching tor some par­ NEW 1984 300ZX RESPONSIBLE TEE­ SOth Anniytrtary censed real estate person C T 06108. E .O .E . able person with pleasant •••#••*••••#••••••••••• Monday thro Friday. , furniture, colonial repro­ ticular Item. Will your od Help Wanted 21 MANAGEMENT TRAI­ NAGER desires babysit­ ROOMMATE to thoro SINGER VACCUM Turbo * • T*tBf who enloys working with personality. 1 person, ap­ ductions In wood, 9 vorle- FOR APPLE COMPU­ be there? 643-2711^ Abovg Fbc, InvoiCB ting lob, ofternoons, ev- lOfOt cluolox In H tbron. CLEANER Powergllde people. We offer on ac­ NEE — Wholesale distri­ proximately 25 hours per MANCHESTER/VER- SEVEN ROOM DUPLEX! tles of hardwood and TER — Replay II, copy NoOaalaal ••••••••••••••••••••••a bution field. Entry week or 2 people, approx­ enlngs. Call Lori, NON LINE — Room, Quit! locotlon. S225 a veneers NOW IN STOCK with attachments. New. NEW 1984 DATSUN tive and enthusiastic 643-7M1^ — 3 bedrooms V/j botlw,; 4nonth. Call 22M74I. cord. S70. Coll 649-6643. CARRIAGE, CHANGING CARPENTERS AND position growth company imately 10-15 hours per private home, kitchen Coll 649-9658 or evenings, $60. Coll 643-9464. 4X4 KING GABS Establish working environment full basement, yard, T A B L E , wood high choir, with notional affiliates week. Must type 60 wpm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• privileges. Coll 647-6118 eweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 289-7010. CARPENTER’S and training. High In­ parking, pleasant loop' AIR CONDITIONER — porto-crlb, tubs, toys, profit shoring. Coll 649- NURSES AIDES — 7om- Coll 646-5153, leave mes- anytime. LAWN MOWER — 21" *9495 HELPERS — For Hart­ come possible. For confi­ instnictlen 25 tion, convenient shoiv Westlnghouse. 5,000 clothes, lovette-3T, ford areo work. Min­ 45i63. 3pm and 3pm-11pm. En- soge with service.______LEON CIESZYNSKI Jacobson self propelled euntimmsncn dential Interview coll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ping. Adults only. ner Services BTU. 2-speed olr or ton h o u se h o ld . 29 Clyde regular buying imum 2 years experience. loy working In a fine ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUILDER— New homes, gross catcher. Excellent IMW 1984 SINTIS Frank Strano, Strano DENTAL RECEPTION­ pets. References re­ only. Excellent condi­ Rood, Manchester. Sun­ Call 872-6040 between 6 SEAMSTRESS — Prefer- quality nursing home Apartments (or Rent 62 ••••••••••••••••••••••a additions, remodeling, tion. $75 or best otter. running condition. $99. S lyaaO * 5 9 9 5 Real Estate, 647-7653. IST — In dental office. CERTIFIED ENTHUSI­ quired. $500 month, plup day, July 8th, 10om-3pm. and 8pm. obly experienced In bri- helping our elderly pa­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ Phone 643-4630. Telephone 649-4314. i m laaataiwaa Will train. Call 875-8346 ASTIC TEACHER will tu­ ••••••aeMMeaaaae***** utilities and heat. ColL ServloieOflired 51 habits with your dol. Coll 643-4809.______tients. Experinced oldes 649-1424. chens remodeled, ceil­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aoaai larati noiari during business hours. tor English, Oral Com­ YAR D SALE — ISO » 6 t 9 S prerferred. Steady work, MANCHESTER -> Avail­ — ------ings, both tile, dormers, JEW ELRY — New, good MECHANIC W ANTED^ DENTAL HYGIENIST — munications and Soclol •••••••••••■••••••••••a Home and Garden 64 Spencer Street, Saturday good wages and benefits able Immediately. One, roofing. Residential or quality chains, earrings, 1900 OLPS For construction com­ Port time storting In LAUNDRY PERSON — Studies. Coll 646-4714 af­ THREE ROOM APARJ- and Sunday, 9:30. Rain CUTUSS and working conditions. ODD JOBS, Trucking. com m erclol. 649-4291. bracelets, rings. Some advertising— pany. Must have August. Progressive, Port time. 4-10. Coll 646- ter 10:30am. two and three bedroom M ENT — Includes stovp aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Dote: 14th B tSth. Furni­ SUPREME * 5 1 9 5 NEWSPAPER DEALER Please call Mrs. Henry, 0129, Monchester Manor. apartments. $400, $440, and refrigerator. Closei^l Home repairs. You name boxed. Over 100 pieces, complete set of tools and preventative oriented ••••••••••••••••••■•••• ture, household, oil size IZSbauU... INK NEEDED — Rockvllle- 646-0129, between 8:45- SS20, heat and hot water It, we do It. Free esti­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ tasfor all. Coll 643-1814. DELIVERING RICH be able to weld. Full practice In Manchester. center of town. No pete.* clothing, toys, etc. IZDatuallt... 134SS benefits. Call Brad be­ /Vernon area. Call 647- 4:45, Manchester Manor FULL OR PART TIME Hem M (or Sole 31 Included. BIssell and Lease and security. S305T mates. Insured. 64341304. MODELING SERVICES LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus everyday in 9946. Experience preferred. Nursing Home, 385 West HELP — Looking (or a — Complaite remodeling l2Hu4itlC ...13HS tween 9am and 3pm, 289- Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. Coll 646-7268. — KITCHEN AID Built In fox. Sand, grovel and J U L Y 7th-8th — 41 Folr- IIM lilk rin .. I3MS J Please coll 646-2251. Center Street, skilled automotive me­ ■■••••••••••••••••••••a LAWN MOWING — and home repairs. Qual­ 8235. dishwasher. Used. In ex­ stone. Coll 643-9504. vlew Street, off Center •ODitwaZOSSI. IMIS Manchester. chanic. Must hove own •••••••••••••••••••••Mt Hedge trimming - chain ity work. Licensed and cellent condition. S50. lODaliaPiclim 13ns LIVE-IN COMPANION MANCHESTER — Roc- A L L A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4 Street, Manchester, Bom- The Herald, tools. Apply: Brown's tow work • light trucking. Insured. Coll 646-8165, kledoe section, 8 room bedrooms. Prices to (It Coll 646-8809. BERRY PATCH FARMS 1pm. Crib, bike, bureau, UMCtakW^. HUS for elderly couple. Room, Tire Shop, 333 Main Hemes (or Rent ;ji$ General handyman. In­ early mornings or SERVICE SIADQN AUTO RENTAL SECRETARY Colonial, Inground pool, your budget. Housing Un- — Strawberries, Pick iim itiw... .I34IS board and salary. Coll Street, Manchester. Coll sured. Coll Roy, 646-7973. evenings. etc. 77«ttei«4r... .SHIS WANTED — Port time, new sundeck, large fmll- lim ite d . C a ll 724-1967 O N E E V E N IN G GO W N — Your Own. Free contain­ MECWNGS UnEWNiTS 649-8479. evenings, 4-7 ond wee­ 646-3444.______"The Full 6 Part Time TECHNICIAN vroom with stove, price, (C h g .). Size 20, block with o floral ers. Open dolly, 8 • 8, TAG SALE — 42S Hack­ WILLIMANTIC kends. Coll Carroll John­ MANCHESTER — Six ROBERT E. JARVIS — locket, con be worn with Sundays, 8 - 12 noon. Inquire in person. W ANTED — Person 18 or $155,000. Call owner, 647- matack Street, Manches­ OATSUN 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. N EED ED N O W son Brundrett, Fountain MANCHESTER — 400 rooms, V/2 baths, firo- Building B Remodeling or without locket. $25. Information phone 644- C o m m u n i t y older for light production 1674. ter. Saturday, Ju ly 7th, • Top Rat rata pay plan In Village, 528-1300. ploco, screened potlo, Specialist. Additions, Coll 649-1396. 2478, O a k la n d R ood, DODGE 2S2 Spgncgr St., work in plastic com pany, Norm Main Street. New 9om-4pm. Furniture, la­ Wonchgitgr area - aem upto 822 par two bedroom townhouse. nice yard, appliances, LAWN MOWERS RE­ oarages, roofing, tiding, Route 30, South Windsor. 1132 Miin SI. U ATTRACTIVE GREEN flat rata hour wllh our first shift, 7-3:30, 2nd $675 plus utilities. Colt PAIRED — Quick, Expert kitchens, bathrooms, re­ dles bike and m ore. Willmuntic 423 4S47 MANOR HOME — 3 bed­ Appllonced kitchen, con­ MACINTOSH COMPU­ V oice bonus and Inoanllva shirt, 1:30-10. Call 646-2920 228-4078. Servicel Senior Dis­ placement wlndows- TER — Including MoeW- P IC K Y O U R O W N RASP­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MsiKhesler 647 3367 program. rooms, 2 baths, family- venient to but line and between 9am and 3pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• count! Free Pick Up and /doort. Coll 643-6712. rlght and MacPaint. BERRIES — AT Nutmeg Ntali)iHlon 887.1S22 URSK er WORK • Vary busy shop. SECRETARIAL room, attached garage, shopping. $575 plus utili­ Laro* Virifi now Iniofvtowino col- ties. Option to buy availa­ Oellvervi ECONOMY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Image writer and oil vineyard. Bunker HIM Automotive Mot fludtntg. ana hlgti • SIrong, ongoing Imbi: PRODUCTION SUPER­ fireplace, appliances, Store/Otnee Space M O W E R , 647-3660. Since 1881." acnool orada for ful and pan Mi.to SUBSTITUTE ble. Peterman Building manuals. Only S2500. Coll Rood, Coventry. Coll 742- Ing program. VISOR — Two years ex­ m any extras. $71,000. Call BBm m Biro m f W o worii 17 2S guarantaad to atari. The Manchester Board ol Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. IC9Qflllv/9NMIV 233-6125. 8402 tor details. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PoaRion can ramatn part tima m • Insurance program. perience In field of 643-2805 after 1pm. •••■••••••••••••••••••• Education seeks a long 'I bRICKS, BLOCKS, NEVER PLACED o wont gI v e y OTR buJget o' foil Scftolarahipa avaiiabta Muat • Paid holldaya. production supervisor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cors/Truefcs for Solo 71 TOWN OF BOLTON ha*« uaa of car term substitute lor Man­ S O U TH W IN D SO R — Stit- STONE — Concrete. LOVELY CREDENZA od? There's nothing to It Tex Cellecter's Netice break ... shop the classi­ • Paid vocatlona. Chance to grow with MANCHESTER — 3 bed­ MANCHESTER — Sev­ chester High School llvon Avenue. 1,600 sq.ft, Chimney repairs. No lob Style s te re o record ... lust dial 643-2711 and Notice la haraby given to tha fied columns for bargain 721-0349 1 to 7 pm. • Paid unHorms. progressive company. room ranch on well treed eral two bedroom town- Bl DWELL HOME im­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Tdxpavart of tha Town of starting on or before houses ovalloble prime retail space, ample too small. Coll 644-6356. player, AM/FM radio. we'll help you word and buysl L Wa need a dspandaMa, Excellent opportunity lot. This home In excel­ provement Company — u Bolton that o Tax of 31.9mlllt August 6th. 1971 DODGE DART place your od. capaHa, aggreialvo Nl- lent move-ln condition Is Immediately. Manager, parking. $660. Coll 236- Roofing , siding, altera­ Dork maple front doors. on tha dollar, lold on th# Hit BOLTON NOTICI Contact Mrs. Garoppolo. and benefits for a self- 6021 or 644-3977. TONNIE'S ODD JOB SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ of Oct. 1, 19B3 bacomat dua A K CartllTad OM axpa- priced at $75,500. Call 649-4800. tions, additions. Some $60. Coll 643-5205. Tha Zoning Board ot rlancad technician 647-3530 EOE starting Individual. SERVICE: Mowing, lawn matic, power steering. and povobla on tha tat day of Appools will hold Public Group 1, F.J. Spllecki number for over SOyeors. PICK July 1984. 0 CASHIERS looMng lo become part Apply In person: 49-Re­ FIVE ROOM, first floor core, hedges, house- F O L D IN G C O T with m ot- Excellent running condi­ Hoorlng on July 10, 1984 at 7 Realtor for appointment, 6494495. Inlartat at tha rata of 1-W PM at fho Town Hall to hear CLERKS ol a last growing new gent Street, Manchester, FOUR ROOM APART­ Office suite, central olr pointing (Interior and ex­ tress, sheets and tion. Florida cor. Coll parcant par month or frac­ oar dsalorshlp sarvlos C T . E O E . 643-2121. M ENT — Immediate oc­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tho followlno appeals: Immediate full and part time conditioning, 2 rest terior). driveway sealing blankets. S50. Coll 643- 871-2330, mornings. $950. Saw-Simpl* tion of a month from July 1 1. Abpool of Charles i •- poaitlont for our 24 hour con- tsem. Apply In person lo cupancy. Heat, no pets. BLUEBERRIES wlU lie charged lor oil taxes rooms, parking, on high and m ore. Coll 871-2938. 7060. l| llii brun of 25 Corftr St. for t venience store. Experience Ssrvlcs Managsr: W ANTED — Person >8 or MANCHESTER — References. Lease. Se­ Heotbig/Flumblng 55 ^admolnlna unpaid for on# vord vorlonca to construct a preferred but will train ma­ older for light production Charming colonial with 3 visibility street. G & S month attar soma became goroga. ture, reliable individuals with curity. $415. Coll 649-3340. MOTHER WOULD LIKE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa dua. Minimum Intarast BOB BILEY OLDS work In plastic company, bedrooms, IV2 baths and Assoclotes, 643-2121. SIX WEEK MEMBER­ 3. Appeal ot Robert Blolna good work records and refer­ 34S Canlar 81. To Babysit days In her SHIP — At Gloria Stevens chorea S2.00 each bill. Hyland ot 13 South Rd. for o ences. Interviews daily. first shift. 7-3:30, 2nd 1st door family room, CORN CRIB Office hours — Mon.-FrI. 9 Manchastor PER DIEM MANCHESTER — New 2 Now Is the time to run on ' home. Coll 647-1912. FOGARTY BROTHERS Figure Solon, $15. Coll Buoidand Rd.. 8a. Wktdtar side and rear yard vorlonco shift, 1:30-10. Coll 646-2920 $85,900. Coll G roup 1, F .J. A.M. Mon. Eva. 7 P.M. - 9 to construct o swimming M9-174B We currently have some part time positions avail­ bedroom, 1 Vi both condo. od In classified to sell that — Bathroom remodel­ 646-3532. P M X T R A M AR T between 9om and 3pm. Spllecki Realtors for ad­ $550 plus utilities and ing; Installation water Open 8-8 pool. Hartford Rd., Manchetlar able on all shifts for experienced RN's. For more camera you no longer ' BABYSITTER — 15, ex­ Elolna Pottarton John H. Roberts ditional details, 643-2121. security. Coll 643-1439. use. perienced with tots. Fin- heaters, garbage dispo­ TRASH COMPACTOR — Tax Collector Zoning Board ol Appeals information please contact the Personnel Dept., 7.9 Town of Bolton at 647-4710. GAS STATION SELF lev Street area. Call sals; faucet repairs. 649- Never used. 6000 lbs com - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Thru fw4 M8t8r C8 ttlh err^ft 0664)6 SERVE and full serve ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••'••••••••••• - BpprsvAi t* fia{rfw4 m m - ^ ______••••••••••••••••••••••• 4539. VIso/MosterCord poct force. Size, 12" x 20" l o a l NiB4ei$ til liBck 0t1« 81 I NOTICB MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL attendants wanted — Full accepted. X 30" hloh. S99. Coll TOWN AO VM T*BM INT Business Property Business Property 35 Business Property .„35 patxl 10 M 71 Haynea Si. and part time positions, REEL MOWERS SHAR- 643-6001. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa NOTICB OP THB 2nd and 3rd shift. Apply: ••••••••••••••••••••••• COU.BCTOB OP BBVINUI NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Mancheater, C T . ...« « a ....a « e e a e e a a e 6 a , ------, PENED — $1 per Inch. All parions liable by low to pay To«m taxes ora hereby noti­ Vernon Shell, 875-5450. ^------^ ...... ------ONE FLUFFY ADORA­ E O E M/F T For more Information Floorlnt M DRUM SNARE OR Tom­ fied that I will hovt a Roto BUI tor tho list of 19t3of 43.30mllls NEW 84 FORD ! coll 742-5717.______tom — Red sparkle with BLE KITTEN, tiger and on tho dollar for the Town of Manchastor: of 6.l9mllls on Ihs NEEDED IN MANCHESTER BOOKKEEPER Call for preconstruction prices ,and Information^^ 1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa dollar lor tho FIra Doportmont Taxing District ottho Town cose. Excellent condi­ white, looking for good RANGER PICKUP WANTED as port time home. Call 649-6488 otter of Monchostor and of 10.50mills on fho dollar for tho Spockil ■ HOME IMPROVEMENT FLOORSANDING — tion. $25. Coll 649-3068. Parking Authority Taxing District of tho Town of AAonchas- manager of a Credit Un­ 11 am . ' r-Quality carpentry, mo- Floors like new. Special­ Trumbull St. Griswold St. Grove St. ion. Credit Union expe­ r • 1 ' 1 E o ^ such fox Is duoond poyoblo, one-holf on Ihs first doyof N A 's & — tonrv and pointing. Free izing In older doors, natu­ FISH TANK — 20 gallons Adams St. Lilac St. Thompson R N 's rience preferred. Salary COCKER SPANIEL — I *'t" ■ ■ ’■ July, 1904, ondono-holf on Ihs first day of January, I9S5, pro- !::etttmates. Coll evenings. ral and stained doors. No with stand, high flow *. ,- I 1 . I Kf ,1* - .• vldsd h ^ t v o r , that any Roof Estoto Tax anxtunllne to not Dover Rd Hendee Rd. Trebbe commensurate with ex­ Female, 9 months. With X6644570. waxing anymore. John filter, heater, n ^ y ac­ . . ( ,)4' moro than One Hundrso Dolktrs sholl ba dua and poyobla In Andor Rd. Center St. Hyde HHA's perience. Please send re­ papers. $358 or best otter. ont Instdllmont on July 1, 19S4, and any personal Properly LPN's S'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Vertollle. Coll 646-5750. cessories plus m h. S65 McKee St. Dougherty St. Scott Dr. Come and learn the ad­ Com e and learn about the sume to: Employment Call 647-8157 or 643-2956. omountlne to not moro than Two Hundred Dollars shall bs Jarvis Rd. vantages of working for Manager, P.O. Box 526, i ' , aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Firm . Coll 649-3005. duo and povobla In on# Instollment on Ju ly, 19S4. All Motor Fulton Dr. Sycamore Lane advantages of working for :^Polntlng/Paperlng 52 Vohlcla toxos shall bo duoandpovoblt In ono Installmont on Pine Hill St. medical personnel pool. medical personnel pool. Manchester, C T 06040. FREE TO GOOD HOME July 1, 19S4. We have openings on all Must have 1 year full lime HeutelMld Oeedi 62 STEEL TWIN Bed frame •'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa — flood condition. $15. — Collle/Golden mix. Fdllurt to moke first poymanl by August 1 .19S4, rsndtrs ths \ shifts. We offer excel­ experience. We have open­ Call 646-9861. first poymsnt dsllnautnt. Sscond payment becomes dalbi- h, % aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 643-8865. ouant otter Pabruory 1,19IS. Intarastlscolculotadtromdua lent pay and benefits. ings on all shifts. We offer i 1 PAINTING AND PAPER excellent pay and benefits. SOLID OAK DINETTE data at tha rota of I par month under tha provisions of We will be recruiting on "stw jrNANGING — Exterior DOG TRAINING — X)be- NEW 64 FORD We. will be recruiting on TABLE — 6 Choirs and 2 TWO CAR SEATS — Ex­ Public Act •12-141 with a minimum ponoltv of S3.00for ooch Call 647-9946 qr643-2711 July 11th, 1984 from 10 FULL TIME SALES — and Interior, ceilings re- dlence classes storting dollnquont payment. ' July 11th,'1984 from 10 a. cellent condition. $20, $25. F-150 PIC K U P a.m. to 4 p.m. In the H&R Must have some retail .;i paired. References, fully leaves. Excellent condi­ July 16th In Bolton. Call Sold toxos ora poyoblo at tho Oftlco of tho Collector of Ro- m. to 4 p.m, in the H 4R Coll between 9-IOom 646- vonua In Iha Municipal Bulldlne. Ask for the Circulation Department Block Office, Marshall's experience. Will train In insured. Quollty work. tion. Asking SSOO. Alto 643-9639 for registration. Block Office, Marshall’s kitchen table and 4 8436. Monday thru Fridov 1:30 A .M . to 4:30 P.M. Mall, 324 Broad St., Mall. 324 Broad St.. Man­ appliances, TV and vi­ : Martin Mottsson, even­ JAMES A. TUREK choirs. $40. Coll 6494)593. I,,".*'-, A,’.>,..,* t Manchester. chester. deo. Excellent pay and ings 649-4431. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Colloctor ot Rtvtnuo Mu$l C8lt tor Inttrvlfw appointm«nt. AIR CONDITIONER — • . •) F ‘ .'.It- • Muil call tor Intorvlaw appomimant benefits. Call for Inter­ 0374)6 9500 B TU 't, w in d o w ' . i • ) .MEDICAL view : 10 to 2> 647-9997. C E ILIN G S REPAIRED 14.0 CHEST FREEZER— RacrBotional Items 67 i' ■ *'4, Xrr ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright mounted, 20” high x 14" 6 or REPLACED with dry- ^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LdOAL NOTICB SEWING MACHINE OP- wall. Call evenings, (aorv or best otter. Coll 444- wide. $50. Coll 643-2249, evenings. INVITATION TO BIO 549-0870 ERATORS — Established McHoah.6434IMl. »»• 15 FT. COLEMAN CA­ si94’ V Tho Board ot Education of tho Town ot Coventry 1s ocespt- nationwide pillow manu­ NOE, oars, IlfB lockets, Ine soolod bids for; Rt-roof Ing and roof Improvomonts oMha facturer has Immediate 8259 Gooroo Horsoy ffobortson School, Coventry, Connecticut. cor carrier. Excellent. I4yn. Bids must bo submitted on forms and In tha manner spacl- full time openings. Expe­ an .office con_d'ominium $275. Call 6444)831. flad. Forms and spoclflcotlons may bo obtained from tha Of ■ rience preferred. Day " CELEBRITY CIPHER NEW 84 FORD ralalaB» re ilm m i|i»iBmnairotaadlartirnm iiiiiif H nnitnrtBinnwpaiiiila paal Met ot the Suporlntondonl of Schools botwoon 1:30 a.m. and TOWN OF COVENTRY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TEMPO Stitch this simple $roksd- 3:30 p.m. at 71 RIplaV Hill Rood, Covantry, Connecticut 0623$. shift. 5 day week, full THE NEW CENTER FOR rndpramnL Each Mur biBiaoiplNrtldnda lor moBiar. rodkrliokmrlYaquaMI/. dnsa from » candy benefit program. Includ­ Bids will ba occaplod at tho Office of the Suporlntsndent of YOUTH URVICES COORDINATOR Antiquos M striped cotton or calico Schools until 11:00 a.m. local tlm oon July 2t, 1904, at which will be responsible for coordinating and introducing ing sewing Incentive. MANCHESTER PROFESSIONALS by CONNIE WIENER print for the little firl. time they will bo publicly oponod and rood. Thoro will ba o services for the youth ol Coventry, will be a municipal Apply at; PMIowtex Corp. pra-bid confaranca on July 13,19S4 ot II ;00 a.m. at tho pro- FOR SALES INFORMATION No. 82SB witk Pkote- ioct silo. Attondonco by Bldddrs Is not rooulrad. llalaon officer for the D^artm ent ol Human Services 49 Regent Street, Mon- “ONH ElOPQ’U ONH LWT ONEO’U Giiida is in Sisoa J to 8 working with the Police Department, Schools and Re­ Each bid must bo accompanied by a Bid Bond or csrtifiad chester, CT. EOE M/F. WANTED ANTIQUES: years. Size 2, 1 yard 46- chock In tho omount ot tiva ($ % ) porconl of tho amount bid. creation Commission to network local, state, regional Early Victorian, Oak, tneh. Tho tuccoaaful bidder of the Oonarol Contract will ba ra- and federal programs tor youth. Will provide informa­ 643-1111 PRODUCTION LPOOE QH LDMHY ONH QPPV, 1928's and miscellaneous. PdCtama aaodoAla atde qulrad to aubmlt a Sotlsfactorv Portormonco. ond Labor tion and referral, crisis Intervention and direct program WORKERS — Estab­ Please coll 643-8789. and Mottrlols Bond for tha full contract amount. responsibility tor the Youth Job Bank, Summer Youth • 525 W. Middle Tpke. Manchester • On site parking for 112 cars tti tiM4$ §kown. A deposit ol Twanty-f ivo Dollars (S2S.00) per sat of Orowlnei lished nationwide pillow 5159°’ TO onn, sts6 S3AB far m k and Specifications will bo rsaulrad, refundobla upon return Employment Program, Host Homes Program, etc. Will manufacturer has Imme­ (sign on site) • Lounge & conference area OHIEWUH DO*U NDU XEIH ONEO’U develop promama' daaliog with parent-teen ralatlon- ANTIQUES AND e ttsm, glBs sot tsr pssiass ss* of each sat In eood condition within twenty (20) days offer ra- shlpa. juvenile justice and the court system, alcohol diate full time openings •Centrally located * High security storage areas COLLECTIBLES- Will sillse. calvine blda. for all types of produc­ SohEnils July 10th SSI SMMTT Minimum wpoa scolat oaprovidad tor In Public Act No. 240 and drug abuse, teen pregnancy and Positive Youth • 2 Vi story elevatored construction • Quick access to highway. LPDYL WZ ONHOH." — QPQHQO purchase outright or sell must bs molmolnad. Development. Will write grants and seek alternative tion workers. No expe­ on commission. House lot IfHMS^lMMmM Tha rlgM Is rasarvad to roloct ony or oil bids, in whole or In • Energy & acustically efficient hospitals, shops & restaurants turn YDS. N.T, tsais funding sources. Must be self-directed and flexible. rience necessary, we will or single piece. Tele­ Prist Nsat, ssartss fits ZIP port, to award ony Itom, group of Hams, or totol bid, and to Fifteen hours, $100 per week. train you. Day shlft,5day • inferior space flexibility phone 644-8962. c S u f i c x L o x COSi, Stylt NaaiSsr sad sba. wol va Intormollly or toctinlcardotoct’,, if It is daamad to bs in Minimum quallllcations: MA/MS In counseling or JWMEAA. tho bdst Intortst of fho Board of Eriucotlon of ths Town ot week, opportunity for ad­ Coventry, / Bachelor’s Degree In related field and one year's ex­ vancement and a full Ownership for leMthan renting... PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The couptoB that mat through c:^uto. One. New FASHION with perience working with youth. WANT ADS ore the I’hoto-Guido pattama in No bidder m ov withdraw tholr blr: within forty-tiva (45) doys Applications can be picked up at the Town Manager's benefit program are of­ computer dating are now the parenta who shout at their ^ iArP

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Showers today; Manchester, Conn. ending Sunday Saturday, July 7, 1904 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK — See page 2 HaiirhpBtpr IpralJi Single copy: 254 featuring: TRADE FRUSTRATION FOR RELAXATION Snow shoveling, leaf raking, lawn mowing, painting and yard work are a thing of the past. Buy a book on entertaining and move Death penalty Soviets D. F. REALE, INC. in! Every convenience for family living has Real Estate been carefully planned throughout this 3 bedroom, 1 Va bath, eat in kitchen, wall to wall condemn n s Main Street, Manchester carpeted town home. Kitchen appliances, is sought for central air conditioning, carport, pool, 646-4525 tennis courts and partially completed rec request room! This home should be on your M U S T iMka S Ik M M h ItaM . I6M SEE list. Call today. $86,900. traiiside killer By Jack Redden United Press International By AAlchael D. Harris Asked if she hated Carpenter. MOSCOW - The Soviet Union United Press International Mrs. Hansen replied, " I don’t think A Z ' of him much at all.” Friday condemned the U.S. re­ quest to broaden propo.sed negotia­ YOU DESERVE LOS ANGELES — David Car­ Carpenter’s lawyer made a 7 penter, an ex-convict described by surprising admission in closing tions on space weapons and said / A his attorney as a mental "m ess,” arguments last week that the the September talks could not was convicted Friday of the ex-convict killed the two female begin without agreement on the BREAK TODAY agenda. first-degree murders of two young hikers in state parks in Santa Cruz women in the string of Traiiside County in 1981, but argued he The official statement carried by Killings that terrorized Northern should not be convicted of first- the state news agency Tass fol­ California for three years. degree murder and face the death lowed articles in the government- Carpenter, 54, was convicted of penalty because he was a mental run press earlier in the day that the murders of Ellen Hansen and "m ess." accused the Pentagon of attempt­ EAST HARTFORD $92,500 ing to evade talks in hopes of ANDOVER " $59,900. Price reduced on this impressive 1-owner 7 room Raised Ranch with 3 bed­ Heather Scaggs, both 20, the The slayings of Miss Hansen and gaining military superiority over 2 acres bounded by State Forest comes with this cozy, older 1 'A story Cape. rooms, 2 '/ i baths, fireplaced rec room. 2 car garage and maintenance free ex­ attempted murder of Miss Miss Scaggs were part of a string Four bedrooms, hot air heat plus economical auxiliary wood furnace and 100 terior. Many custom features throughout and a must to seel Call for de- Hansen’s boyfriend, and with rape of rapes and slayings that terro­ the Soviet Union. amp electrical service. Very private. All this lor only $59,900. ails. 643-4060 and attempted rape. rized San Francisco Bay Area "In Washington they are now The balding, bespectacled de­ hikers for three years. Carpenter’s trying to conceal this position of fendant had no visible reaction and trial for the two Santa Cruz killings theirs with statements on their his attorney told reporters he had was moved to Los Angeles because readiness to arrive for the talks In nothing to say. of extensive publicity. Vienna." Tass said. "ft was not unexpected," his Carpenter, who has spent more The statement accused the Uni­ defense attorney said. "H e was than 20 years in prison for rape and ted States of playing down the prepared for it, Carpenter took it assault, has also been charged importance of talks aimed at So take a dip in the 20x40 inground pool or play ball pretty well." with five murders in Marin halting an arms race in space. MANCHESnR $89,900. The eight-woman, four-man jury County. No trial date has been set " ft is important. And before the on the 1 Vz acre lot that comes with this outstanding delegations of both sides get Lovely large family home featuring 5 bedrooms, 1'.^ baths, family room, for­ that heard the six-week trial in that case. UPI photo mal living room with fireplace, kitchen-den combination. Maintenance-free 4 bedroom raised ranch. Country kitchen, family together, agreem ent must be EAST HARTFORD $109,500 reached the verdicts after deliber­ Defense attorney Larry Biggam, Ex-convict David Carpenter, described exterior, garage and large park-llke yard. Perfect neighborhood for children. room, two car garage are some of the fine features ating only about eight hours over who put on a one-day defense, also Angeles. Carpenter was convicted in reached on the subject of the Call now. $89,900. N O TH IN G B U T TH E B EST is evident in this immaculate 7'/^ room Ranch fea­ talks.” Tass said. turing 3 bedrooms. 2'/4 baths, fireplaced family room. 1st floor laundry room, that can be yours. Priced to sell at $115,000. three days. admitted that Carpenter shot and by his lawyer as a “mental mess.” listens two of the killings, which terrorized central air & intercom system. Beautifully landscaped In sought after loca- The jury also found three specia I wounded Miss Hansen’s boyfriend, Friday as the verdict is read at the end of Northern California ifor three years. The United States wants the We can kelp yea become a "RE«U” PROFESSIONM.! September talks, suggested by J '•ori 643-4060 Cell 64R-45S, and adi for Dan. circumstances — multiple Stephan Haertle, and tried to rape his trial for the "traiiside" killings in Los murders, murder during a rape Miss Hansen, but said he did not Moscow a week ago, to include D. F. REALE, INC. Zinsser Agenqr and murder while lying in wait — rape Miss Scaggs. ways of resuming the Geneva talks m and a second jury already impa­ Haertle was shot in the neck but on strategic (intercontinental) and Real Estate 750 Main St., Manchester Iniarmadiala ransa nuolaar FREE neled will determine whether lived to identify Carpenter as the Bristol residents assess damage weapons. 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct. MARKET R£AL ESTATE SERVICES e v a lu a tio n I Carpenter should die in the gas man who ambushed the couple on a Moscow walked out of those talks M m chamber or spend the rest of his 646-4525 223 Eaat Centef St., Manch— ter 6411060 trail in Henry Cowell Redwoods last fall and the Soviet statement life in prison without possibility of 646-1511 State Park in March 1981. Miss said Washington "blasted away" parole. as power is restored to homes Scaggs had worked with Carpenter the negotiations by deploying a “A Superior Court Judge Dion Mor­ before she disappeared in May U new generation of nuclear missiles row scheduled a hearing for 1981. Her body was found in Big By David Ludlum He said the city had no estimate got downstairs, it was by." in western ^ rop e. The missiles motions Aug. IS, with the penalty Basin Redwoods Stale Park. Both OWNER FINANCING United Press International of the value of the damage, and Only one injury was reported. An were inst^ledStomatch existing jury reporting to court two days women had been shot in the head public works crews were out unidentified woman hit her head on Soviet SS-20 missfl^s:------later. with a gun belonging to Carpenter. AVAILABLE Utility crews finished restoring helping clean up the debris. the windshield of her car when she "B y linking questions of nuclear " I wanted to cry and I have been Prosecutors insisted the death power Friday and residents began "A ll our crews are out cleaning armaments with the problem of having to stop myself for a long penalty is the only proper punish­ tried to avoid a falling tree, police preventing the militarization of time — in order to stay in court,” ment forthe "cold and calculated” assessing the damage after a up. This morning I told the public said. She did not require space, the American administra­ Mary Scaggs, one of the victim’s slayings. Santa Cruz County Dis­ tornado ripped off roofs, severed works crews to be out in the hospitalization. tion is seeking to evade the talks on mother, said. " I didn't expect too trict Attorney Art Danner told power lines and uprooted trees in affected areas and assist in cutting Northeast Utilities restored L space,” Tass said. much of a reaction, ft will take a jurors that Carpenter had premed­ central Connecticut communities. trees and offer any other help." power to the last 100 of about 39,000 “The Soviet government con­ few hours to sink in.” itated the killings and deserved to The grim situation was made The National Weather Service in Connecticut customers who lost it firms its offer to the government of Marilyn Hansen of Davis, Calif., die. worse for Bristol homeowners Windsor Locks said the tornado cut from 150 separate outages caused the United States to open formal said she was "proud” of her "What does it mean when he when rain damaged furnishings a path three miles long and 600 feet by the two tornadoes and thunder­ talks on preventing the militariza­ daughter because she resisted her brings the gun to the park?" exposed after the tornado carried wide as it churned through the area storms that struck Thursday tion of outer space," Tass said. attacker. Danner asked sarcastically. "W as away the roofs, said Acting Mayor at 6 p.m. Thursday. The Tass statement, issued in "H er resistence was the begin­ he looking for small gam e?" evening. the name of the Soviet govern­ ning of the end for him,” Mrs. The jury also heard evidence Ralph G. Papazian. Yards were littered with debris Most customers were only with­ W a te rfro n t ment. followed a charge in the SOUTH WINDSOR Hansen said. "H er resistance concerning the five Marin County At least a dozen other houses including shingles, downed fences, out power for an hour or two. official Novosti news agency that Waterfront house on quiet lake in immaculate made it possible for Steve Haertle killings. Danner said those killings received less serious damage, power lines and even air Power was restored to all but about the Pentagon was opposed to talks New Listing to live. were similar to the Santa Cruz some from falling trees and power conditioners. 800 customers in the Stamford- condition. This house was built in 1969 and has 3 because it was seeking to over­ “ I think the death penalty is the County slayings and clearly show a lines, he added. Woodybrook Road in Bristol was bedrooms, enclosed porch, walk-out basement, fi­ 7 Room Raised Ranch, large family Norwalk area and Greenwich by 8 come a "mythical inferiority” In appropriate penalty in this case." pattern of premeditation. replace and 120 feet frontage on the lake. Don’tmiss room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, built- "W e looked at the areas and the hardest hit. a.m. Friday, said utility spokes­ space weapons. conservatively I would say there Stasia Ellis stood outside her man Emmanuel Fordc. The Soviet Union has a simple seeing this house. Call today. Priced at only ins, 2 car garage were a dozen homes affected, two home moments after the roof was anti-satellite weapon now that While some utility lines were $74,900. of which had roofs blown off,” sheared off as she cooked supper could threaten low-orbiting U.S. Combine your business and residence in these 6 downed and transformers taken Papazian said. "The rain was with her 6-year-old daughter. "In satellites, but the United States is $ 8 6 ,9 0 0 . out when struck by lightning, rooms, plus garage and breezeway. 20 x 20 Show­ This,.Gi6od coming in on their furnishings, and one second the roof collapsed. The developing a sophisticated anti­ damage to utility equipment was I ’m sure it caused extensive wind broke everything. Ju.st one satellite rocket. room, l ‘/2 baths. . $79,900. "not as great as one might damage.” second!" she said. The Novosti commentary and an won't pay suspect." said Fordc. article in the Communist Party “ There was also considerable “ All I saw were branches and G ® R A / IA N newspaper Pravda listed Ameri­ U&R REALTY CO. uprooting of trees that have fallen things going by.” said Wayne STRANO REAL ESTATE Many of the outages were caused can military development pro­ Edmund Gorman ^ ^ 7 on homes," he noted. Augustine, whose home was dam­ REALTORS-MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE m 156 East Center Street CHARLESTON, S.C. (ORI) - i by lightening striking fuses, which grams and said these proved 643-2692 A Ckiast Guard skipper who led a Papazian said the families were aged. He said he ordered his family just required resetting the fu.se, he Pentagon opposition to the pro­ O04 Middle Turnpike Ensi. M.incheMer, Conn 0o040 rare mission to remove an ...^laying with friends or relatives. downstairs but "before we even said. po.sed Vienna conference. Tel (2 0 3 )0 4 0 404 0 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ailing sailor from a Russian 647-7653 trawler at sea said Friday be has no intention o f paying the Texas address ends *non-poUtlcar swing BEST SELLERS LIST ^ seaman’s hosidtal bill, - ‘f - - “ The hospital keeps giving between D.W. FISH REALTY CO. me a calf and asking me to pay States ardc SELLING? . OF his hospital bill,’’ said U . Roy . Each c(^i (Elfins, ^ commander o f the ' sailorsfr President blasts liberals on crime WE NEED YOU! 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Coast Guard cutter Cape Knox. miedicai__ “ My Job is strictly search and We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 RussiaicF, Bv Nornaan D. Sandler than 20 years that has reduced Democrats. cuts, rebuilding our military rescue," Collins said. “ 1 sure ’’^ queptiyb^— United Press International inflation and unemployment at the Initiatives like tuition tax cred- strength or helping El Salvador you've considered selling over the was surorised when the hospital" electronic j same lime.” Its to help hard-working families, and other nations resist totalitar last several years but were hesitant called, 1 didn’t expect that.’’ .sage for.’MT SAN ANTONIO — President The appearance capped a 7 -AjNiw . enterprise zones to provide jobs ian rule," he said, because of market conditions... Call The Cape Knox met the HobacbtS|iiA^ Reagan, stumping in a state Fourth of July swing that took and hope to those who yearn for FOREST HILLS the professionals at 646-2482 Russian trawler Hobachi about. the coast/M crucial to his re-election, took Reagan through the Deep South, progress, a constitutional amend- Referring to himself as “ The Spacious 7 room, 2'A bath homo being built on the end 75 miles oft the South Carolina from C irt^ ^ credit Friday for the drop in the industrial Midwest and on to mcnl mandating a balanced fed- Dipper" — he starred as Notre of an exclusive cut de sad Pick out your own colors to- 'WE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!” coast at 10 a.m. Thursday after when Kolf unemployment and ripped into the Texas. The trip was billed as eral budget and, yes, an initiative Dame football player George Glpp receiving a risdio message July Althour "liberal leadership" of the House non-political, meaning the taxpay­ to return the freedom of voluntary **><-* ntiovie, "Knute Rockne, All 4 that a sailor aboard the Soviet rlgid_. for being obstructionists. ers paid for it. prayer to children in every schoolAmerican” — Reagan said: "But ship was suffering a ruptured atmosphi House leaders need to "stop In his speech, Reagan decried across our land,” he said. didn't win then and here's a bladder andJiepatitis. at spa Waim kowtowing to the pundits and the "the crisis of crime in America” The House bottled up Reagan’s flash from the GIpper: They're not The Cape Knox brought the ailing saimi special interests and start listen­ and said he was gratified by the anti-crime package, and it de- Kaing to win now.” sailor, Valenoln Kolbsenko, to American ‘ ing to the American people,” Supreme Court decision loosening feated a balanced budget constitu­ Charleston and he was rushed to sign. Reagan told more than 1,500 restrictions on the use of illegally tional amendment two years ago. Charleston Memorial Hospital, , "When members of the Texas Bar Associ­ obtained evidence, to which the But the Republican-led Senate • • • » » * » * » * « « « « where officials sgid he was in odyontheii ation, complaining particularly lawyers applauded. defeated the school prayer consti- • • • • • • • • • • good condition and should be ftaiboardi about inaction on anti-crime legis­ Reagan denounced liberals and tutional amendment and it failed to released in about fivetdays. started way) lation he backs. their "pseudo-intellectual apolo­ act on tuition lax credits or l l l S I U C I OQS y “ His spiriis are very good," “ABE^ERCjlWM paying, “ Winding up a three-day, four- gies for crime,” and renewed his " enterprise zones" for inner city Y e » ... Northfleld Green 3 bedroom unit with 2'/i baths, ASSUMABLE MGT! Immaculate hospital adminstrator Steven the only state campaign swing in Texas, pitch for tougher sentencing, bail With an Interest rate of only 12'/4%. 4 bedrooms, IVi Optimum privacy investment. 20 pooo. 2 Mctloni C/AC, appliances, carpeting and a great price. Ashcraft saidi “ He seems very knew,’’i> balhs, 1st floor family room and more. 60's. . 57,900 key to winning the South in reform, a federal death penalty "W e ’re not about to quit, not on Vernon Manenester 62,900 friendly." The coi.„,„.^ First floor, one story condominium November because of its 29 elec­ and the elimination of “ legal those initiatives and not on our Buiin*M...... « And executive townhouse styling Ashcraft said while the hospi­ cided agabu4’i>utl toral votes, Reagan put aside his technicalities that make a tal officials may ha ve contact^ crime bill, " Reagan declared, ciattifi#d. ' ^ ^ !!! ] ’ (si* built in 81. This two bedroom end highlight this 2 bedroom, l ‘A bath the HobacU#aYdM|iQy prepared text and jubilantly an­ mockery of our society's long­ "W e ’re going to do what we've Comic*...... Collins, they do not expect Mm ..9 unit is in one of the finast locations of getting InyolviMFiira nounced the unemployment rate standing and commendable re­ done in the past. We’ re going out to Lottory...... BLANCHARD & ROSSETYO, INC. townhouse condo. Appliances, lux­ to pay the sailor's medical bill. tion. Instead, he had dropped to 7.1 percent in June spect for civil liberties." the heartland. We’re taking our Ohjluorle*...... ig __ REALTORS in “ Pine Acres.” Appliances plus “There mdy have been a urious carpeting, and a full base­ cutter And sent his sn — the lowest level in more than “ This is the same liberal leader­ case to the people...... * 189 W EST C EN T ER S T R E E T much more including possible as­ ment included with this newly con­ routine ^pontpet made (with officer and two medietll four years. ship that has done nothing but (Corner of McKee) TSS^ Collins). But obviously Lieuten­ “ The liberals in the House can sport* ...... ’isli* sumable mortgage. clans across in thP cutter’s "Incidentally," he told the ap­ stand in the way of initiatives the stand in the way again if they want Telovl*ion [ jjf structed home. ant Collins would not be respon- ______646-2482 ■ launch. ' plauding crowd, “ it is the first American people want and need,” to, ju.st as they did when they W*oth*r...... 2 single administration for more Reagan said of the House opposed spending cuts ind tax

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