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20 MANCHKSTKF< IIKF^ALI). Thursday, Sept. 6. 1984 BUSINESS Zoning oMcer asked Jackpot BIngol Up for a fair? Cellular phones prove boon to business execs to step aside on firehouse Pick up cards today Don’t look far ... page 3 P“ « » ’ 4 ... page 11 If you must have a telephone, even during the time it tives see how cellular phones add to productivity, takes to drive to your office, telecommunications / r access to a celluiar company. Two companies operate lower level employees will get them, too. in each city that has a cellular service, and you can companies have a new "to y " for you: a cellular Whether you, a typical consumer, embrace cellular phone. subscribe to either one. It is that service which will Y o u r anytime soon is another matter entirely. assign you a phone number for your cellular set. Service is now available in Chicago, Washington- "There are a lot of different applications." Kobb Baltimore, New York City and Indianapolis. By M o n e y 's You'll also pay for each minute of air time. As says. "Eventuaily cellular could be used so always, long-distance calls cost more than local ones. year's end. it will be in about 30 major metropolitan extensively for personal use that it replaces the markets. Currently, those costs really add up. Nynex Mobile i W o rth traditional wired phone." If you live in one of the.se cities and if you have $2,.500 Communications, one of the cellular companies < Clear tonight; Sylvia Porter Perhaps. Manchester, Conn. to spend — or an employer who will buy a system for operating in New York City, offers several rate plans.' • fK ’ Cellular is starting small, however, even^hough it’s sunny Saturday you — you can start dialing from your car today. In one, customers pay $29 a month and then pay 55 j . Friday. Sept. 7, 1984 being advertised in some markets as an alternative or cents a minute for calls made duringpeak hours. Call$" Cellular phoning actually combines two products — supplement to the familiar home phone. Industry — see page 2. the physical system and the service that connects made at other times cost 35 cents a minute. Single copy: 25«: analysts expect that cellular services will claim about iianrhpHlpr M m lfi calls. Don't confuse cellular phones with the mobile, indistinguishable from calls made from your home or To cash in on the excitement, many car rental v 40,000 subscribers by the end of 1984, and almost 1 companies have added — or plan to offer — cellular . cordless phones you u.se around your house. office. million will have signed up by 1990. Here's how it works: The attraction of cellular phones, at least for now, service. You can expect to pay premium prices fpr;: Today, two major factors inhibit access to cellular. this feature. An area — your city, perhaps — is divided into a seems limited to business executives, lawyers and First, of course, is the price of the hardware. The number of cells, each with its own radio antenna that If you decide you can’t wait, shop around for the “ those in a few other professions. average system today costs about $2,500. For that, you can pick up and transmit calls. As you drive from one least expensive system and the lower priced company ‘ "But, there's a lot of pent-up demand," observes get a transmitter-receiver, antenna and handset. cell to another, a computer network at the central Benn Kobb, assistant editor of Cellular Radio News, a in your community. •• ^ Installing the phone in your car win cost extra — on Cellular clearly is for the wealthy gadget lover wlkr switching office transfers your call from one cell's trade pubiication. "Executives have been waiting for average, about $200. antenna to the next. Your calls are hooked into the this a long time. Now, they're the main ones who can has everything else. But one question nags me: Hout That's just the beginning. In addition to buying the can you safely concentrate on driving while you’r e ' • local phone company and. to the listener, should be afford it." Eventually, Kobb suggests, once execu­ equipment, you pay a monthly service charge for Jobless rate talking on the phone? Auto ad lawsuits end with dealers making donations By M ark A.. Dupuis tising, officials said Wednesday. advertising vehicles that weren’t against the dealerships. Lieberman said. remains stable United Press International Heslin said. ’’ ' The settlement approved by available and talking down adver­ Under the settlement, the four Consumer Protection Commis­ Lieberman said he believed the Superior Court Judge Robert Sal­ tised cars to get customers to buy dealerships together will pay a sioner Mary M. Heslin said thesuit penalties assessed on the dealer­ HARTFORD — Slate offlcinls ter grew out of a suit filed last year higher-priced models. $10,000 civil penalty and give By Denis G. Gulino against the firms was part of an ships and the publicity surround'^ say four auto dealerships will pay a accusing Williams Ford of West Officials said the dealerships $20,000 worth of cars — expected to United Press International ongoing program launched two ing the settlement would act as a $10,000 fine and donate cars to Hartford with violating the unfair also were accused of failing to be three vehicles — to charities. years ago by her agency that deterrent to deceptive auto Uiiemployment charity in settlement of a suit trade practices act. mention all finance terms and A panel will be established to WASHINGTON — The nation’s unemployment rate included adoption of the regula­ advertisements. 7 It also includes Burnside Motors accusing the firms of deceptive charges in the advertisements that make recommendations to the tions on auto advertising. remained unchanged at 7.5 percent in August, the Rate advertising and Newman Lincoln Mercury of prompted the Department of Con­ Officials said the settlement did 11%- court on which charitable groups " I think it’s perhaps the first same as in May and July, but black males made major M o n t M y East Hartford and Newman Motor sumer Protection to take action not constitute an admission of gains in employment as students left summer jobs, The four dealerships, owned by should receive the free vehicles. case of its kind and magnitude,” Cars of Berlin, state Attorney wrongdoing by the dealers. the Labor Department said today. R a t e s 7.5% companies wit h the same principal In August General Joseph I. Lieberman said The politically sensitive figures confirmed the owner. Robert Newman, al.so Kunchangsd) at a news conference. 1 economic slowdown from a spectacular first half of agreed to abide by the state’s 10% ■ The dealerships were accused of the year and suggested there may be little further unfair trade practices law and deceptive advertising, including improvement in the unemployment rate before regulations governing auto tidver- advertising used cars as new. election day. But the auto industry added 30,000 jobs in August GROssman's and the services industries created 45,000 additional 9%- jobs. Wethersfield ^ n C ^ e v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v The jobless rate for black men improved to 14.2 percent from July’s 15.7 percent, reflecting an increase of 100,000 jobs. The department said about 425,000 young people left 8%- offers lowest bid UPl photo the workforce to return to school during the month. The number of people looking for work remained at Democratic presidential nominee Wal­ with a number of Georgia Democratic 8.5 million. Last Three Days of ter Mondale meets the press in a glare of politicians, including Atlanta Mayor "The unemployment rate has been 7,5 percent for for Bradley work lights at an early morning campaign Andrew Young (left). three of the last four months so it’s hard to argue it’s 7%- stop in Atlanta today. Mondale talked not 7.5 percent,” a department analyst said. HARTFORD (UPl) - A We­ The rate dropped to 7.1 percent in June, the best Construction of the terminal is readily during the Reagan administration, before thersfield company has offered the scheduled to begin by mid- lowest bid for the key element in a bouncing back up in July to where it was when e%- October, officials said. The overall President Reagan took office. 1982 $100 million renovation and expan­ $100 million renovation and expan­ 1983 1984 sion of Bradley International Air­ Praect Savinqs Divisive debate on reiigion During the depth of the recession the rate climbed to sion project is slated for comple­ 10.7 percent in November and December 1982, S port. state officials said. tion in October 1986. "The employment data for August, when taken shortened to 40.4 hours Irom July’s 40.5 hours. W.E. O'Neil Construction Co. bid The overall project is running $18.34 million to build a new together with those for July, suggest that employment But the average time spent looking for a job ahead of schedule and under growth has moderated from the rapid pace registered concourse and terminal at the budget, with 90 percent of the mars presidentiai campaign improved to 17 3 weeks, from July’s 18.1 weeks, the earlier in the recovery,” Janet Norwood, commis­ report said. Windsor Locks airport, the stale planned work under way. r i S a sioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, said in Department of Transportation In addition to the new terminal, Except for the dramatic improvement among black By David Anderson talism that marks the current never be a state religion in this testimony prepared for the Joint Economic Commit­ men, other categories of workers showed compara­ said Wednesday. the present terminal is being United Press International Republican campaign is a form of land.” tee of Congress today. tively little change during the month. The new terminal and concourse renovated and new roadway and "moral McCarthyism.” The United States, he told the The unemployment rate, when military personnel is the key element in a $100 million water supply systems are being The rate of unemployment for black teenagers was WASHINGTON — The issue of In a speech to the Anti- same B’nai B’rith meeting Mon­ were included in the workforce, remained at 7.4 41.7 percent in August, slightly better than the 42.4 E renovation and expansion of the constructed at the airport. religion, which has dominated percent in August. airport, which serves 3 million Defamation League of B’nai B’rith dale addressed, “ is and must percent rate in month before. politics in the early stages of the Thursday, Mondale said:' travelers annually from Connecti­ DOT officials said the inconven­ remain a nation of openness to If the unemployment rate does not improve any The rate for Hispanic workers got slightly worse, presidential campaign, has taken cut and western Ma.ssachuselts. ience to travelers caused by the “ What I am doing today is people of all beliefs.” more from now on it will be a major disappointment moving to 10 7 percent from July’s 10.6 percent. on a new and potentially more something that, in 25 years of The Wethersfield construction renovation project is at its peak Despite Reagan’s disavowal of a for factory workers who have regained only Despite the leveling off of the housing industry, the and will not worsen as the bitter and divisive character in public life, I never thought I would state religion and the notion — three-quarters of the jobs lost during the recession unemployment rale for construction workers im­ company was one of seven firms to recent weeks. submit bids for the terminal and projection moves forward toward do. I have never before had to strongly supported by some of his that ended 21 months ago, according to department proved to 14 percent from 14.7 percent in July. defend my faith in a political figures. concourse project. Bids ranged completion. Since his 1980 campaign. Presi­ fundamentalist supporters — that The rate among miners surged, io 10.3 percent from campaign.” the United States is a “ Christian The length of the average factory workweek July’s 7,5 percent. from the apparent low of $18..34 The renovation project is being dent Reagan has wrapped himself nation,” a number of Protestant, P million to a high of $20.84 million financed with bonds that will be in the cloak of the religious new Jews have been in the forefront Jewish and Roman Catholic lead­ bid by an Avon firm. paid off with revenues from right, committing himself not only of groups — joined by mainstream ers fear Reagan’s injection of the DOT spokesman William E. airlines and other airport busi­ to their prayer in the schools and Protestant organizations — who religious issue seeks to do just that. Keish said the agency had esti­ nesses. The Federal Aviation anti-abortion crusades but also to a have expressed concern over Rea­ "W e are seeing in this political mated the cost of the project at Administration also will contrib­ more fundamental effort to make NASA gan’s effort to link U.S. policy to campaign a deliberate attempt to ■’bout $17 millionor pretty much on ute $8.9 million toward the project the institutions of government transcendent religious design. target with the apparent low bid. costs. reflect certain religious values he collapse the distinction between Reagan has sought to assure mixing politics and religion, which believes are shared by a majority Jewish voters that despite his of Americans. is actually necessary within cer­ boosts belief religion and politics are tain limits, and merging church Mondale, however, has charged “ necessarily related,” the Consti­ the pervasive Protestant fudamen- and state, which is never accepta­ Digital pays fine tution “ guarantees there will ble,” said the Rev. 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Friday, Sept. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept 7, 1984 - 3 De la Madrid says rebels changed Nicaragua Nicaragua Manchester Congregation grows; MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Presi­ "The Sandinista revolution de­ advisers once they feel more such mistrust diminishes and that files protest dent Miguel de la Madrid says pends greatly on the internal secure with respect to the interna­ there may be a basic trust so that U.S.-backed rebels have created political dynamics of Nicaragua, tional climate,” he said. there can be a normalization of the MANAGUA, Nicaragua In Brief "a climate of violence and aggres­ but there is no doubt either that it relations between the two (U P I) — Nicaragua has lo ^ e d Full Gospel expands sion” in Nicaragua that is forcing finds itself being influenced by the De la Madrid, 48, was responsi­ countries.” an urgent protest with the U.N. the leftist government in Managua international surroundings,” the ble for getting representatives Security Council over the invol­ Shawmut wants wetland filled By Sarah E. Hall to become more radical. from the United States and Nicara­ De la Madrid has taken the lead vement of two American mer­ $30,000 on the official town building Mexican president said of the The Shawmut Equipment Co. has asked for De la Madrid, in an interview gua to open talks aimed at in seeking a Central America Herald Reporter permit.) The entire job should be 5-year-old Marxist-led govern­ cenaries in a recent rebel air perrnission to fill in part of a wetland in a with United Press International ment in Nicaragua. reducing tensions in the region. peace accord through the so-called strike, a charge the council complete by the end of the month. flood-prone section of Tolland Turnpike Full Gospel Interdenominational Thursday, also said Nicaragua’s “ It is perfectly explicable that a The latest round of those talks Contadora group — Mexico, Vene- promised to take up today. Saunders said. According to plans filed with the Planning and Church has expanded to cover half a Sandinista government had indi­ climate of violence and aggression began this week at Manzanillo on zuala, Colombia and Panama. Defense Ministry spokeswo­ Volunteers are donating most of the Zoning Commission, the company wants to fill in block on Main Street in order to cated it would end its reliance on from abroad makes the Nicara­ Mexico’s Pacific coast. man Capt. Rosa Pasos, mean­ labor, though the church has paid about about 1.7 acres of a 5.4-acre wetland area "to accomodate what its pastor says is a Cuban advisers and military aid if guan revoiution desperate and while, denied that Libyan troops $40,000 so far for materials and “ Mexico is a good friend of the He said the essential part of any create usable commercial property fronting growing congregation. the nation's security was assured. radicalizes it,” de la Madrid said. were fighting alongside Nicara­ specialty work such as masonry, United States and a good friend of such accord are assurances from Tolland Turnpike.” Pastor Philip Saunders says that The largest U.S.-backed rebel “ To the extent that the Nicara­ guan soldiers in the war against Saunders said. Nicaragua and we are interested in all nations involved "not to support Company President David O’Connell declined about 1,200 "born-again Christians" group battling the Sandinistas is guans feei themselves liberated U.S.-backed rebels. Saunders said the work is being paid two friends of ours overcoming from their territories violent acts comment on whether the company would expand currently belong to the church, which the Nicaraguan Democratic from the aggression from abroad, Pasos charged the Reagan for through offerings made by their differences and their con­ or destabilization in neighboring If It is granted permission to fill in the wetland. started in 1969 with a handful of Force, which has 12,000 fighters they will be able to push their own members of the congregation during flicts,” he said. "I feel very countries. administration and rebels of the The remaining 3.7 acres would be deeded to the members who met in the Orange Hall and has received an estimated $55 revolution with greater serenity,” services. Some tithe on a voluntary satisfied that these conversations Honduran-based Nicaraguan town or a land conservation group, according to a on East Center Street. million in CIA funds. Another rebel he said. " I think we should take "There must be respect for the Democratic Force with using basis, he said. have gotten off the ground. letter from the Manchester engineering firm of Before this summer, the church’s organization, the Democratic Re­ this very much into account.” " I know that both governments right of self-determination of each the Libyan troop issue to justify Fuss & O Neill that accompapied the application. main hall was crowded during Sunday WHEN ASKED ABOUT RUMORS DE LA MADRID volutionary Alliance, has about "W e have obtained from them harbor mutual distrust,” de la nation,” de la Madrid said. "The Saturday’s attack on a Nicara­ That arrangement would allow construction of a services, Saunders said. The congrega­ that his church is a rich one, Saunders 3,000 fighters operating in two declarations in the sense that they Madrid said. "W hat we hope to principle of non-intervention must guan military school. . . rebels at fault channel which engineers have said would help tion often spilled into the balcony above said, “ I don't know what they call rich. groups from Costa Rica. are willing to do without foreign achieve from these talks is that be respected.” ,. alleviate the flooding. the hall, which has more than 800seats. We don’t charge for any of our services The stretch of the turnpike, or Route 83, Work is in progress convert what at all." between Manchester and Vernon has been used to be a jewelry store and a soda Full Gospel has 19 paid staff plagued by flooding during heavy rains. • shop on the Bissell Street side of the members and 2,50 'volunteer elders " Weathei Shawmut’s application will be presented to the building into a nursery and "children's who do counseling work and handle Peopletalk church,” which Saunders expects will PZC on Monday, which will have the option of ministeries in jails and convalescent scheduling a public hearing on it, according to make more room for adults in the main homes, Saunders said. He said the Today’s forecast town planning officials. hall. church's sprawling. 3-story building Buddy Holly lives In addition, workers are now reno­ "shocks" people because it is much Connecticut, Massachusetts vating former law firm offices upstairs Rock 'n' roll great Buddy Holly, who died in a MARC bakery to move bigger inside than it appears from the and Rhode Island: Sunny today. into classrooms, and replacing win­ outside. plane crash in 1959, would have b ^ n 48 Friday. Highs near 70 inland and in the "The Manchester Association for Retarded dows and mortar on the building’s The Buddy Holly Memorial Society in Lubbock, mid 60s along the shore. Clear Citizens plans to move its bakery and gift shop to brick front. The church’s yellow "W e're now looking for a farm ,” or Texas, marked the occasion a day early with slide tonight. Not quite as cold with 43 Purnell Place next month, Executive Director marquis, which advertises its "24-hour other building with land attached for shows, videos and several band performances lows in the 40s. Saturday sunny Laurie Prytko said today. Prayer Tower” 'and sits just below a recreational use by children. Saunders commemorating the singer's brief but meteoric The operations are currently located at 57 large cross with the words "Jesus career. and pleasant with highs in the said. A workshop for youth is also being 70s. Hollister St. Prytko said that MARC hopes to be in Saves” on it. will remain the same. sought. Holly’s wife, Maria Elena Holly Diaz, began the new shop by Oct. 1. The shop needs to be Saunders said. Locally, the church runs a tutoring work last year to expand the annual Holly Maine and New Hampshire: paneled, carpeted and painted before it can be service for youngsters having trouble celebration in an attempt to rival the much larger Generally clear skies right opened, she said. THE PASTOR SAID that since 1974. with academics in school, provides Holly festivals held in England, where the Beatles through Saturday. High today 60 7 Prtyko said the shop will probably be open when the church bought the complex career counseling for teenagers, and and Rolling Stones claim the singer as a major to 70. Low tonight 35 to 45. High Tuesday through Sunday and will be staffed by spanning 735 to 751 Main St. for about sponsors classes such as business influence on their own music. Saturday 65 to 75. one or two clients. $150,000, it has displaced nine of its administration for adults. Vermont: Sunny and pleasant She said MARC hopes that some of the clients' tenants. He also said that although he's Full Gospel also spon.sors missions today. Highs in 60s to lower 70s. can be trained at the shop and employed in the been told the purchase price was "a worldwide, in areas as faraway as F a ir and cool tonight. Lows 35 to community. steal,” some of the units the church Africa and Peru. 50. Partly sunny and warmer used to rent to small retailers were in "W c do invest," Saunders said. "W e It was sibling rivalry Saturday. Highs in 70s. Zinsser wants new child bill “ terrible” condition and were costly to invest in humaqity. What money wc Mac Dunaway didn't always get along with his fix up. have, we share.” He plans to market a sister, Oscar-winning actress Faye Dunaway. At Increased fees for marriage licenses and birth For instance, a man who used to own book telling his life story soon. 42. two years his sister's junior. Mac practices Extended outlook Welcome warmth this weekend certificates would be used to increase revenue for a shoe-repair store downstairs used to The church store, formerly open to law in Washington, D.C., and draws up legal a fund used to prevent child abuse under a bill have to open a umbrella while using his the public, will be restricted to doing Toasting in France Today: sunny. Highs near 70. Wind light and variable. Tonight: contracts for his sister. Extended outlook for New state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, said he bathroom because of heavy leakage business with church members so that clear. Lows in 40s. Light variable winds. Saturday: sunny and Herald pholo by Tarquinio They didn't always get along so well, he says of American actress Farrah Fawcett and actor England Sunday through would introduce next session. from the upstairs, Saunders said. He it may attain tax-exempt status, Faye, whose real first name is Dorothy. "W e used Ryan O’Neal drink a toast together at the Tuesday: pleasant. Highs 75 to 80. Today's weather picture was drawn by Testifying before a General Assembly Judi­ also said a law firm renting offices on Saunders said. ' The familiar yellow marquis will remain the same, but the rest of to fight like cats and dogs. She was a straight " A ” Deauville film festival in northwest France. Greg King. 9,160 Bryan Drive, a student at Robertson School. Connecticut, Massachusetts ciary Committee Thursday. Zinsser also advo­ the second floor faced severe heating In closing, the pastor predicted that student and a National Merit Scholar. The the Full Gospel Interdenominational Church on Main Street is and Rhode Island: Fair weather cated the establishment of a 15-member board to problems. the renovation work will result in teachers were always saying, 'Why can’t you be monitor the fund and solicit private donations. The pastor claimed he has no idea "much better service for the people." getting a facelift. Workers are currently scrubbing the brick more like your sister?"’ with near normal temperatures Hey! Big spender Uirough the period. Highs will be He said the "Children’s Trust Fund” bill passed what the total cost o f the renovation The church will save on fuel this winter front of the building and replacing mortar. On the inside, space Mac also recalls that his sister used to beat him project will be. (The estimated cost of Variety Clubs International raised more than a in the 70s and lows in the 40s and last year, which he introduced, was a trust fund because of insulation being installed in which the church used to rent to shops and a law firm is being up until he grew big enough to make the football “in name only.” The bill only appropriated the exterior work alone is listed as the front of the building, he said. team. quarter million dollars at its award ceremony SOs. converted to classrooms and a “children's church. " honoring first lady Nancy Reagan at Los Angeles' Vermont: Dry Sunday. Chance money to the state’s general fund for activities aimed at preventing child abuse, he said. Century Plaza Hotel Tuesday night. of showers Monday and Tues­ “ It is my belief that a strong 'Children’s Trust A large chunk of that amount was donated by oil day. Highs in 70s to lower 80s. Fund’ aimed at preventing child abuse can help to Ewoks get their own film magnate Armand Hammer, who called over the Lows 45 to 55. ceremony’s chairman, Joe Sinay. during the reduce the estimated one million children abused Mercier asks primary foe to apologize Remember Ewoks? Those furry, loveable Maine and New Hampshire: in this country each year and the 2,000 to 5,000 who creatures in George Lucas’ "Return of the Jedi” glitzy chow down and asked, "How would you feel Fair Sunday. A chance of show­ die as a direct result of child abuse across this By Alex Glrelll . primary in the 12th A.ssemhly District who almost barbecued Han Solo before they had a if I picked up the tab for the dinner?” You’ve got ers in the north and mountains to be kidding, the chairman replied. country,” Zinsser told the Judiciary Committee. Herald Reporter will face incumbent Democratic Rep. change of heart (and menu), and decided to join and fair weather elsewhere James McCuvanagli. s The Force. Hammer wasn't, and at $50 a head with 1,140 Monday and Tuesday. Lows in heads attending, the tycoon ended up paying Outpatient director named Jonathan Mercier took exception Mercier has announced his su|)port They're back in a new production, but don't look upper 40s to mid SOs. Highs in $57,000 to the charity. Daily Variety estimated today to his primary opponent’s charge fur a cunstituliunal amendment that for "Return of the Jedi I I," which would actually upper 60s and 70s. Sulaiman Marikar, M.D., has been appointed Thursday. that he has he has no record to show for would allow Conneclicul citizens to be "Star Wars IV." The Ewoks became such director of Outpatient Services at Manchester any work "unless it was for his own place important issues on the ballot. popular stars in their own right that Lucasfilm Memorial Hospital’s Mental Health Center, the benefit. Sadloski is also an advocate of decided to create a vehicle especially for them hospital announced. The charge was made by Betty legislative initiative and argued in called, "Caravan of Courage,” a 90-minute TV Long island Sound Dr. Stephen Hozman, chief of Psychiatric Affirmative action pian Sadloski in a statement released favor of it at a recent forum on movie that will air on ABC around Thanksgiving Services, said Marikar has been a member of the E Long Island Sound to Watch earlier this week. governmental affairs. and play in theaters in the rest of the world. This fall on the ABC sitcom “ Benson,” Robert hospital’s staff since 1979. Prior to that he was a Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point: Mercier has demanded an apology. At the outset of 4110 campaign. In "Caravan of Courage.” shot in Marin Guillaume wiil seek and win higher office. staff psychiatrist at the Institute of Living in Winds northerly 10 to 15 knots Hartford. Mercier, who won endorsement by Mercier said that he and Sadloski arc County. Calif., the Ewoks help out a pair of lost "Essentially, we've always been going in this becoming variable 10 knots or the Republican Town Committee, will not widely .separated on issues. He said kids looking for their parents on the Ewoks' home direction,'" says the show’s producer. Bob Marikar graduated from the University of planet of Endor. Fraser. “ One of the basic premises of 'Benson' is less this afternoon and tonight. Ceylon and received his internship training at be challenged for nomination as the he would be a better candidate because his continued success. He went from butler to Light and southerly Saturday, MMH. He is a member of the American 12th Assembly District legislative he would work harder at the job. head of the governor's household to state budget increasing to 10 to 15 knots in the Psychiatric Association, the American Medical candidate in a prim ary election director." afternoon. Visibility will be more Association and the Hartford County Medical Tuesday. Sadloski has stres.sed her record in In a three-episode story, Benson discovers the than 5 miles through Saturday. Association. "This statement has absolutely no •serving on committees and as a P Now you know present lieutenant governor engaging in some Fair through Saturday. Average Satellite view basis in fact,” Mercier said. watchdog over government, parlieu larly public spending. She heads the When Alois Senefelder (1771-1834) could not get hanky panky, which Fraser doesn’t want to wave heights will be 1 foot or less He said he has never received money Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 EDT shows a Purdy wants zone change several of his plays published in the late 18th reveal, and so the one-time butler decides to run through tonight. for any of the work he has done for Manchester Properly Owners Assoeia lion and is treasurer of the Kighlli century, he tried to print them himself, and for the job — and wins. So. why is Florence, the comma shaped Cloud band producing showers and thundershowers The Purdy Corp., a manufacturer of compo­ Republican Party and for the Utilities District. wound up inventing the lithography process. "The Jeffersons’” maid, still scrubbing floors? from Montana to Indiana. A line of showers and thundershowers nents for aircraft engines, has applied to have the community. stretch across southern Florida. A ragged eye is seen with Hurricane In advocating legislative initiative, zoning of about 6 acres off Adams Street changed "I have received no benefit from JONATHAN MERCIER BETTY SADLOSKI Across the nation Marie located 300 miles southwest of Baja, California. to Industrial. being a candidate and I do not expect to Mercier said, "W e all know how The land contains six parcels, five of which financially benefit from being a state ... comment wrong ... government watchdog successful California’s I'ruposition 13 Thunderstorms will be scat­ 3 0 .0 0 legislator." was." tered from the northern Rockies contain houses, according to a map filed with the SCATTLC Planning and Zoning Commission. Some of the Mercier said he has served on the “ When the Comineetieiit Ia.-gislaliire / ‘i to the Great Lakes. Winds will be j g implication that I, iqany way, expect to to take oM to serve. % land is zoned Planned Residence Development Human Relations Commission and on ducks such important issues as t'onsti- strong and gusty across the personally benefit from the.se many "1 have entered into this effort out of while the remainder is zoned Residence A. an advisory panel to the Board of hours of effort," tutional limits on state spending, it is central Rockies and the Dakotas. >tTON sincere belief in the importance of lime to give the people the right to force Company officials could not be reached for Directors. He said he has worked He said that even though a legislator High temperatures will be in the citizen involvement in public affairs,” the i.ssue directly." comment on their plans for the land. The countless hours for Republican candi­ receives a susbstantial salary, he does f a i r N e w YORK Mercier said. “ I do not presume that 60s and 70s through the northern company recently expanded both its plant and dates on all levels. I,ouis Kuesis is campaign manager not expect to benefit financially, “ even Betty’s motives are any less noble. I states. Highs over the southern PAIR parking space at 586 Hilliard St., which is just Mercier said he has put in hundreds after I am.electcd." for Mercier, a pension atlorney with SAN FRANCISCO am sorry that she felt it necessary to Aetna i,ife and Casually two thirds of the nation will be in north of the six-acre area. of hours of work since he decided to run He said he will not be paid by his question my motives.” Sadloski’s campaign is managed by isev J the SOs and 90s, with portions of X, for the Legislature. " I resent the employer for all of the time he will have the central Plains and the desert LOS AHcei.es The winner of Tuesday's Republican Nathan G. Agustinelli. •A'a.ANTA Southwest near 100 degrees. LOWeST DALLAS TeMPCRATUReS Weather radio so WARM Weiss to ask zoning officer to step aside on firehouse MIAMI The National Weather Service =0 V f r —t-CoeuD. By Alex Glrelll use. broadcasts continuous, 24-hour 60 Herald Reporter ■ But the regulations for a Business I weather information on 162.475 70 !.• . ‘ .Iswow Zone do not specifically mention mHz in Hartford. 162.55 mHz in FLOW General Manager Robert B. Weiss firehouses. New London and 162.40 mHz in UFI WCATNeR FOTOCAST said this morning he plans to ask The only reference to any municipal Meriden. Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas structure in a Business I Zone lists as a National forecast O’Marra to disqualify himself from permitted use "Municipal Utility Air quality making a zoning decision involving a Buildings and Structures in accor­ proposed Eighth Utilities District For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. During Friday night, dance with the requirements of Article The state Department of En­ firehouse and leave the decision to II, Section 2.02.13. scattered showers will be found over parts of the northern Plains and vironmental Protection provides Chief Building Inspector Russell Da­ That section requires, among other Lakes region. Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. daily air pollution reports and vidson. things, that site development plans be ragweed pollen count informa­ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings In O’Marra is public information officer submitted to the town’s Planning and. tion from the Department of parenthesis) Atlanta 64(02), Boston 45(73), Chicago 60(83), for the Eighth District Fire Zoning Commission for approval. Health Services. TTie recorded Cleveland 57(62), Dallas 70(98), Denver 42(72), Houston 68(00). Department. In view of the historic conflict message is provided at 566-3449. Duluth 42(62), Jacksonville 72(83), Kansas City 59(83), Little Rock Normally the zoning enforcement between the town and the district over 64(65), Los Angeles 68(79), Miami 75(86). Minneapolis 51(69), New officer would have the job of deciding providing fire protection in the area, 7 Orleans 74(89), New York 58(75), Phoenix 76(104). San Francisco whether the site of Keeney’s Garage at some may regard that requirement as v y 57(83). Seattle 55(71), St. Louis 65(87), Washington 59(82) 1083 Tolland Turnpike is mostly in a awkward. Today In history Rural Residence Zone or mostly in a The district has sought without Lottery Business I Zone. success to buy the Buckland firehouse, The question is important because built by the town. The town serves some On Sept. 7, 1940, Nazi Germany began never materialized. Here an air raid Manchester Herald the directors of the Eighth District areas from that location, but cannot the London air blitz that Hitler expected warden ca(/ies a dog from the wreckage Richard M. Diamond, Publisher -want to buy the garage and convert it to serve the area around the firehouse. to soften Britain for an invasion that o f a home where its mistress was killed. Connecticut daily a second firehouse for the district’s The state Supreme Court has decided Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitls volunteer fire department if they get the district has that right. Thursday: 655 approval from district voters. Associate Publisher Business Manager All residential zones have specific Play Four: 4324 If the site is mostly in a Rural provisions for firehouses. Those provi­ USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 289 Besidenoe Zone and regulations for sions were added to the regulations in Almanac Rainbow Jackpot: that zone apply, the way for the 1982. O — Red — 924 Publieiod dolly oxcopt Sundoy S i^ s tt d currier rotas ore SI JO conversion would be clear. Zoning All business zones, except Business I ond certain holldavs by tho Mon- w ^ ly , SS.12 for one month, S1SJS regulations for Rural Residence specif­ chistor Publlshine Co., 16 Brolnord list as a permitted use "Public Utility Today is Friday, September 7th, in 1533, American novelist James Next jackpot: 140,000 for three months, S30.7D tor six ically list firehouses as a permitted into Florida, killing 75 people. Ploco. Monchostor, Conn. 06040. n^lhsond Ml.40tar on# ysor. Moll building. Municipal building and uses. the 251st day o f 19M with 115 to Fenimore Cooper in 1789 and film Second doss postoeo paid at Mon- follow. In 1979, President Carter an­ rotas oro ovolloMo on roquost. That use is not subject to the provisions director Elia Kazan in 1909. nounced that the MX missile Other numbers drawn Thurs­ cheslor. Conn. POSTMASTER: of Article II, Section 2.02.13. On this date in history: day in New England: Send address chonoss to tho Mon- To ploco a dosslflod or display The moon is moving toward its system would be deployed in the choslor Herald, P.O. Box SSI, odvsrtlMmsnt, or to report o nows All of the business zones list as a full phase. In 1901, the Boxer Rebellion in U.S, ______New Hampshire daiiy: 5992. SAonchostor, Conn. 06040. “ ■ Picture Moo. SOU permitted use "Municipal Utility China ended with the Peace of Rhode Island daily: 3088. 6^ 2711. Ottlco hours are 0:30 a.m. iFire Calis To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday throueh Fridoy. Buildings and Structures in accor­ The morning star is Mercury. Peking. A thought for the day: English Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks- dellvorv pioMom, coll 647-9*46. dance with Article II. Section 2.02.13." The evening stars are Venus. In 1940, the German Nazis began satirist Jonathan Swift said, M-40-38-23-18. The jackpot was Offleo hours ore S:W a.m. to $:30 "7110 Monchostor Herald Is o It does appear to be clear which of the Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. the London air blitz that Hitler p.m. Monday throueh Fridoy and 7 subscrlborto United Press Intamo- Manchester “ Laws are like cobwebs, which $101,184. to 10 a.m. Saturdoy. Dellvorv two uses a firehouse would be in the Those bom on this date are under tlonol news sorvicss and Is o H«rald photo by TArquInio expected to soften Britain for an may catch small flies, but let Maine daily: 387. shouM bo mode by 5 p.m. Monday mtmbsr ot Sis Audit Bureau Of Thursday, 10:18 a.m. — medicalcall, other business zones. In Business Zone the sign of Virgo. They include invasion that never materialized. throueh Friday and by 7:30 a.m. wasps and hornets break Verm ont daily: $39. Circulations. 171 E. Center St. (Paramedics). I, however, there is only one provision, Keeney’s Garage at 1083 Tolland Turnpike is being of land on which it stands is in both a Rural Residence England’s Queen Elizabeth the 1st In 1965, Hurricane Betsy swept through.” Saturday. Massachusetts daily: 1002. . Thursday, 1:50 p.m. — natural gas the One requiring site approval by the considered by the Eighth Utilities District for and a Business I Zone. The question of which zone jeak, 381 Broad St. (Town). PZC, that appears to fit firehouses. conversion to a ser-ond district firehouse. The parcel regulations apply is imoortant is the oroiect. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 7, 1084 - 5 Florida Hit list V.S./W orld In Brief END OF SUMMER SALE! executes made of Soviets replace top officer MOSCOW — Marshal Nikolai Ogarkov, the No. 2 officer in the Soviet military who was given the m Dobbert enemies chore of explaining why a South Korean airliner By Kenneth Soo was shot down, has been removed from his post — TRIVIAL United Press International By Gregory Gordon but is unclear whether he is in disfavor or being United Press International ^ readied for a better job. PURSUIT™ STARKE, Fla - Ernest John In an announcement Thursday, the Soviet news Dobbert. "the most hated man on WASHINGTON — A Reagan aide agency Tass said Ogarkov was out as armed From SELCHOW Florida’s death row" who killed his delivered to presidential confidant Lyn forces chief of staff! a position in the military & R IG HTER own son and daughter, was executed in Nofziger a "hit list" of 18 government hierarchy second only to Defense Minister Dmitri kJD CJR the electric chair today. employees the U.S. Chamber of Com­ Ustinov. Dobbert, 46, convicted more than a merce wanted fired in 1981 and sent a Without explaining the move, Tass said decade ago. spent his final hours with copy to the chamber’s president with Ogarkov was replaced by career officer Sergei 23.70 Akhromeyev — who had been Ogarkov’s first Complete and ready to play with his family, including his 17-year-old the notation, "We try to please.” 6000 ch^lenging questions )usl MASTER daughter — the sister of the two Responding to a demand from Rep. deputy chief of staff. waiting W^slump you and your children he killed. He refused a final John Dingell, D-Mich., the chamber ■Tass did not make it clear whether Ogarkov opponents! Hours of super (un! Combination meal. Thursday released the note and the list was being dismissed or just removed from office 1 SO per fttore: terry, no raincheckt Padlock He had been sentenced to die twice of employees at the Environmental in advance of being promoted to a political LOFTS Fall before and won reprieves. Before dying Protection Agency and the Justice, position. Western diplomats said it was too soon to Feed & Seed in the oaken chair known as “Oid Labor and Energy departments consi­ interpret the move, although Tass hinted Starter 2.69 Sparky.” Dobbert's finai appeal had dered "unsympathetic to the objec­ Ogarkov will not disappear from the public scene. Ideal way to secure been turned down Thursday night by tives of this administration’s economic lO.OOOSq. Ft. Coverage 8Cht)ol lockors/lrunks. the nth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in recovery programs.” Typhoon death toll climbs PATIO CLEARANCE! •MASTER Combination Atlanta and attorneys had rushed his UPl photo Dingell said a preliminary investiga­ ?a. 9.97 Lock, Twin-Pak _ _ _ case to the U.S, Supreme Court. tion by his Energy and Commerce MANILA, Philippines — Another 76 deaths Special 13-11-15 formula Our Reg. 7.39 ... 0./9 The high court, with Justices Thur- Eighteen-month-old Stefanie Reed of Brandon, Fla. watches subcommittee "raises serious ques­ were reported today from Typhoon Ike, pushing encouragesa healthy root HAnOWAHEOePT. good Marshall and William Brennan her father, Walter, as he gets his vital signs checked at the tions of legality” about the decision of the overall toll to 1,439 victims from the worst- growth for plant strength 40% OFF ENTIRE STOCK! dissenting, delivered its refusal at 1:30 Reagan’s personnel director, E. Pen­ University of Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. The girl, the storm to hit the Philippines since World War II. a.m. EDT in Washington. dleton James, to transmit the list to Another 560 people were reported missing. LOFTS Weed • PATIO FURNITURE • REDWOOD • UMBRELLAS • GRILLS Prisons spokesman Vernon Bradford youngest known person to receive a kidney transplant, received government agencies. The official Philippine News Agency said today «BUG LIGHTS • COOLERS AND MUCH MORE! TELEDYNE said the burly former tire recapper her father’s kidney Thursday. Dingell said in some cases, "ad­ 14 bodies were recovered in Kabankalan and two end Feed WATER PIK^ verse" personnel actions were taken . O m t not Include papw producli, charoMi a CoMman itsmt. "was calm and resigned" when he in nearby San Carlos in Negros Occidental 10,000Sq. Ft. (Average , Not an stytea In aH atoraa. Store tlocX only; aorry, no ratnetweka. Shower Massagers heard the court’s decision. against targeted employees, and in province, 300 miles south of Manila. Sixty people others, "Strong pressure was applied Reg. "I think he probably anticipated the died in landslides in the neighboring.province of 17,99------decision. I think he felt that way to remove employees from their Negros Oriental, the agency said. yesterday when the appeals court positions." A compilation of reports from the news agency, One easy step to control CLEARANCE! Hand-Held turned him down," Bradford said. - Tiny Florida girl Those listed included 10 EPA offi­ weeds while giving your Reg. the Red Cross, the military’s Office of Civil lawn a thorough feeding! The Atlanta appeals court allowed a cials, about six of whom have since left Defense and the social welfare ministry put the ALL NYLON-LINE 39.99 . 31.88 temporary stay it had granted Dobbert the agency: Anthony Roisman, former death toll at 1,439. ALL BLACK & DECKER HEDGE Pulsating action with earlier in the week to expire at 10 a m. chief of the Justice Department’s TRIMMERS AT DRASTICALLY TRIMMERS AT variable control to EDT today and state prison officials set gets dad’s kidney hazardous waste section: a half dozen REDUCED PRICES! soothe tired muscles his execution for that hour. Labor Department employees and Dali undergoes surgery REDUCED PRICES! (Some with Mfr. Rebates)^ (Some with Mfr. Rebates) Dobbert was the sixth man executed MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Tiny Ste­ toddler’s mallunctioning organ. Maxine Sa vitz, deputy assistant energy BARCELONA, Spain — Surrealist artist in Florida’s oaken electric chair this phanie Reed, 18 months old, was in "A kidney will shrink, but right now secretary. Salvador Dali, suffering from burns received in a eXAMPLE- EXAMPLE: •Wail-Mount year and the eighth to die in the state “I always say you can judge a person stable condition today and beginning it's a tight fit. She’ll be slightly bedroom fire, today underwent a successful SAVE $14 SAVE$21 Reg. since the Supreme Court reinstated the the year-long process of growing into distended (but) she will grow into it," by his enemies,” said Roisman, now a skin-graft operation needed to head off a death penalty in 1976, He was the 23rd public-interest lawyer, upon learning LOFTS 3-Lb. with Rebate!' twith Rebate!' 2 5 .9 9 .. . 8 2 2 the kidney she received from her Stanik said. "In about a year every­ life-threatening infection, his doctors said. Mounts on most showers. executed in the United States since the father. thing will be all right.” his name was on the list. "This is Shady Grass ban was lifted. wonderful! ’’ Immediately following the operation, which Use as standard head Doctors at the University of Minne­ The operation was complicated by lasted more than four hc||r8. Dali. 80, was placed Seed Mixture TORO or relaxing massager Dobbert. a 6-foot-4, 200-pound native sota Hospitals Thursday transplanted double arteries coming from Reed’s Four top presidential aides Thursday in the intensive care uniTof El Pilar Clinic. of Milwaukee. Wis.. was convicted of a kidney from Walter Reed, 28, left kidney. denied through White House spokes­ BLACK & DECKER 16" Nylon-Line Stephanie’s ailment is so rare that man Larry Speakes any memory of the » 6.88 Trimmer first-degree murder for strangling his Brandon. Fla., into the body of his No breakthrough expected Fast germinating! B le n d ^ Double Edge Hedge Trimmer daughter. The operation was the first fewer than 100 cases have been list or of a 1983 House meeting at which 57.99 daughter, Kelly Ann, 9, Dec. 31, 1971. a former ranking Environmental Pro­ Caldor Reg. Price...... 42.99 Caldor Reg. Price... He was convicted of second-degree for a child of her age. She suffers from a documented worldwide. AvASHINGTON — Administration officials say Caldor Sale Price . . . 43.97 kidney infiammation malady so rare it “Maybe when Stephanie is healthy, tection Agency official says they they have no high hopes the meeting between Caldor Sale Price...... 33.97 murder for the death of his son, Ryder, discussed the chamber list. Mfr. Mail-in Rebate...... S.OO* Mfr. Mall-In Rebate.. .7.00* 7. who died two months after Kelly Ann does not have a name. they’ll name it after her,” her mother, Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet as the result of constant beatings. Reed and his daughter, who is only Judy, joked nervously. The chamber made public a copy of a Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will produce a AFTER AFTER the size of a 6-month-old, were "doing Without a healthy, functioning kid­ Sept. 9, 1981, memo from Reagan aide breakthrough in the stalled superpower dialogue. LOFTS 3-Lb. REBATE ...... 36 .9 7 Wayne Valis to Nofziger, REBATE ...... 28.97 He also was convicted of child abuse fine" after the less than four-hour ney, doctors said Stephanie’s growth The Sept. 26 meeting in New York, announced TrI-Plex Rye 2.4 amp motor; 3(X)0 strokes per min. #8124 3.5 amp motor; 12" cutting swalh. #51325 and torture of his children, one of operation performed by Dr. John S. might forever be stunted. Her life has Valis, in sending a copy of the memo by the State Department Thursday but not Grass Seed Mix whom. Ernest III, ran away from home Najarian, the university’s surgery been a series of dialysis bag changes to chamber president Richard Lesher. mentioned by the Soviets, will be the first •See clerk lor dtiBlIs. Store stoelc only: •orry. do nlrmhecke. at age 11 and later testified against his chairman, hospital spokeswoman and tube feedings in recent months. scribbled on the bottom, "Dick, We try high-level U.S.-Soviet encounter in nine months. Reg. father. Mary Stanik said. Doctors said Reed's kidney was used to please. Best, Wayne.” But the announcement also apparently means 7.99...... CLEARANCE! "Stephanie’s in critical but stable to reduce the chances Stephanie’s body Lesher first provided the list to the Soviets have for now ruled out meeting the A blend of three perma­ Dobbert’s history of venting his condition," Stanik said. “That’s very would reject a donor organ. Jame; Aug. 26,1981, two weeks after he United States in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss nent turf-type rye grasses violent rages on his children made him for good overall CO verage, normal. The father is doing fine. He’s Stephanie will remain hospitalized hosted a luncheon among whose invited banning anti-satellite weapons. & Orlg.^ Prices "the most hated man on Florida’s more stable than critical. The doctors for an indefinite period while doctors guests were James, Valis and several The New York talk, to be held in conjunction 20% O F F Death Row, ” officials said. Dobbert said everything went well." monitor her for rejection and infection. industry officials. with the opening of the U.N. General Assembly ALL LAWN CARTS. WHEELBARROWS has admitted beating his children, but Stanik noted the transplanted kidney She also is expected to return for John Daniel, former EPA chief of session, may be followed by a second session & T R U E T E M P E R G A R D EN TO O L S ! denied killing any of them. is considerably larger than the regular checkups. staff, recalled in an interview that the between Shultz and Gromyko or — if things go Greenhouse White House later passed a list unexpectedly well — a meeting between the EXAMPLE: C O Q O containing the names of about eight Soviet foreign minister and President Reagan, . Lush & Fresh •LOAD HOG 6Vt Cu. Ft. Lawn Cart, Reg. $rr ... 9 9 .0 0 EPA employees to agency administra­ officials said. Boston Fern in • Intermediate markdewna taken. Store atock only: no reincheoka. •KIRON” 80-200mm f/4.5 Macro Focus tor Anne Burford. 8" Hanging Pot Zoom Lens with Zoomlock'** 9 ‘1 Q A Lucas visit soives murders Daniel said Burford was upset to find Our Reg. 169.94 ...... ^ I s J * t the name of Walter Barber, a highly Report says Meese clear CLEARANCE! Bv Karen West called the killer "a monster in our Kamp said. respected career official who had been 9.99 .. 8.33 •KIRON” 3S-13Smmf/3.S Macro United Press International midst.” LOS ANGELES — The investigation of A bright & perky touch of The slayings now considered solved acting EPA chief, at the top of the list. Attorney General-designate Edwin Meese’s Focusing One-Touch Zoom Lens 9 '11% *7 Lucas led officers on a 4,000-mile. took place from Imperial County near He said, "She told me she threw it in the green to keep a feeling of Our Reg. 199.94 ...... l U i LOS ANGELES — Fifteen California 10-day trek last month, tilling how and financial affairs has found no evidence of summer all thru the winter! the Mexican border to Humboldt trash can." criminal conduct, but it is not yet known if the killings, including the sex-murders of where 14 females and one male were County near the Oregon line. Others He said he did not know whether the •KIRON”’ 70-210mm f/4 Macro Focuaing two little girls, were solved during a murdered. White House counselor will be accused of Zoom Lens with Zoomlock'** occurred in Orange, Riverside and San list was related to the eventual impropriety, it was reported today. secret tour of the state by Henry Lee His.youngest victims in California Bernardino counties in Southern Cali­ departures of any of those named. Dieffenbachia & Focustop^**, Our Reg. 229.94 ... 8 1 8 3 Lucas, the one-eyed drifter who claims were 4 and 5-year-old girls abducted Sources familiar with the investigation said fornia, and Kern, San Luis Obispo and Sources sf..d James, who since has special counsel Jacob Stein has found no evidence Plant In 6" Pot to have killed .360 people, authorities from their homes, beaten, strangled Yolo counties in Central and l^orthem left the government, noted on the •KIRON>‘ MC7 Multi-Coated say. and buried in a dry river bed in San Luis Meese arranged federal jobs for several friends Reg. 2X Teleconverter, Our Reg. 69.94. S54 California. memo to Burford that copies also were in return for money that was lent to ^teese or his 9.49.. Attorney General John Van de Kamp Obispo County. One was also raped. 4.97 25% OFF Ea.KIron' lensincludesKiron'sSyoarlimitedwarranty!. sent to White House chief of staff James wife. The Los Angeles Times reportedin today’s 30% OFF said Thursday that Lucas, who faces a Van de Kamp told reporters Lucas Baker, White House counselor Edwin Choose from three vari­ ALL GARDEN HOSES Available to fit most popular 35mm SLR camera mounts. U.S, record 34 murder charges, took In a videotape shown to reporters, editions. eties for indoor decor. A U RUBBERMAID claimed he and a companion. Ottis Lucas said he used various methods to Meese, and Nofziger, now a consultant CYLINDER PLANTERS! & LAWN SPRiNiaERS! authorities on an exhaustive tour that Toole, committed the string of killings kill people so police would not find a to the president’s re-election cleared up 15 unsolved murders. from 1975-83, following Lucas’ release pattern in the murders. campaign. Avoid heating NutraSweet Reg, 2.69 Lucas, 48, who has been sentenced to from a Michigan prison and mental 10 9.49 ..... 1.88 to 6.64 sr&y 2.97 .47.97 ’’I've committed shootings, stab- The chamber also released an LA JOLLA, Calif. — A popular low-calorie die by lethal injection in Texas, has hospital, where he served 10 years for bings, beatings and crucifixions of internal note from Harvey Alter, Earthfone colors with pottery design in Hoses Vz to Vs" diameter in SO to 100 It. G.E. Automatic claimed to have killed more than 360 killing his mother. Toole is now in sweetener marketed as NutraSweet and Equal The Revenge of lengths. Oscillating & impulse sprinklers. humans," Lucas said in an interview manager of the chamber’s environ­ undergoes a potentially harmful chemical 6Vt to 12'A" sizes for versatile planting. 2-Slice Toaster people during an eight-year cross­ prison in Florida. with ABC earlier this year. mental quality division, urging Rois­ The Robins Family store atock only; aorry, no ratnchecka. country odyssey. Authorities have officially linked change when heated and should not be used in Caldor Reg...... 18.97 "Lucas, it seems, decided to talk man be listed because hewas “strongly cooking or hot drinks, scientists said. Created by Bill Adler “Lucas is considered to be one of the Lucas to 175 killings, including the 15 because he claims to have had a anti-industry and pro-government ta­ and Written by Caldor Sale...... 15.70 most brutal mass murderers in this confirmed during his trip to California. When heated, two harmless components of the Mir. Rebate...... 3.00" ‘religious experience’ while incarcer­ keover of manufacturing facilities." sweetener, technically known as aspartame, Thomas Chastain PARAMOUNT Electric nation’s history. ” Van de Kamp said. He faces 34 murder charges — the most ated in Texas, and he wanted to let Roisman said he left the Justice Leaf Blower "He did virtually every kind of crime filed against an individual in U.S. Department in January 1982 because change into a form mat could have a harmful Pub. AFTER 40 T n families know what had happened to effect on people, scientists at Scripps Institution List 10.95 7.66 IE%)BINS R E B A TE. I d S . f U known to man” history — in at least five states. their loved ones,” the attorney general he had “nothing to do" after his unit FAMILY Our Van de Kamp said it was "almost California promised Texas authori­ told the San Diego Union Thursday. Win $10,001 if you are Reg. 44.99 34,70 Color-keyed settings for said. was merged with another section and easy use Has swihg-out beyond belief" that Lucas could have ties theqe would be no news coverage of Lucas was taken to 35 of the 67 sites' he was shifted from his job to become a They warned that the sweetener should not be able io solve this new Has 30<* concentrator “pinballed around the country” for the tour and that no charges would be special assistant to the deputy attorney used in cooking or added to hot drinks until mystery with 8 baffling nozzle and single crumb tray. Model #T 1 7 where he told authorities he and Toole further tests are,conducted. & challenging murders! G .E .‘Bright Stik’ *iee eftfk for detail* that long committing mayhem and filed while he was in the state. Van de commi^d murders or buried victims. general. spe«Ml. U L listed Gro & Sho Pls^t Light for safety. #PB80 The Best Of Us Easy-mouni for proper ‘ ““ by Stephen Birmingham lighting on seedlings, 14.22 CPAWAiyiOUlUT^ G.E. Drip U.S. veto kills resolution on Lebanon SCHOOL HOUR SHIFT Author or'Our Crowd’ indoor pfants. #FBS25 Reg. 19.49 Coffeemaker OR and ‘The Grandee' with Clock Bv Jahn Usher the Netherlands to vote "yes” Pub. (^Idor Reg...... 39.97 villages, destruction of property “The fires still bufh in Tripoli, in Ust19.9S. United Press International rather than abstain. and crops and attempts to divert Beirut and its environs, car bombs 13.96 Caldor Sale...... 32.70 The draft demanded that “Israel water from the Litani and other are still being set off and large HOUSEWIVES Moving account of Jews SAVE ON ALL Mfr. Rebate...... 7.00* UNITED NATIONS - The Uni­ immediately lift all restrictions rivers. numbers of people killed as this 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. who have made fame and CANNING SUPPLIES! ted States has vetoed a U.N. and obstacles to the restoration of fortune: Irving Berlin, AFTER O K 7 0 Israeli Charge d’Affaires Aryeh . council concludes another series of Making Toys, Light Assembly Helena Rubenstein, more. Security Council call on Israel to normal conditions!.’ in southern Levin, who accused Syria of being meetings, divorced from the reali­ •7-%lar Conner, Reg. 12.99...... 9.99 REBATE . f U Set/forget timer lets you end restrictions it imposed in Lebanon that violate the 1949 "the tormentor of Lebanon," dis­ ties of life outside,” Levin said. •Reg. Pint Jera(Ceeeofi2)Reg.4.49 3 .7 9 southern Lebanon since its troops Geneva convention governing missed the council proceedings as Israel invaded Lebanon in 1982 in K A G E C O . 91 Elm St. First Among makeup to 10 cups occupied the volatile region more treatment of civilians under mil­ a "counterproductive, unneces­ a bid to sweep Palestinian guerril­ •Reg. Qt. JerefCcteof 12)Reg.5.29 4 .5 9 anytime! Model #DCM14 Manchester Equals *Sa« clerk for tfelaHv than two years ago. itary occupation. sary exercise;" las away from its northern border. '______(Cheney Mills Area) The 15-nation council Thursday Among the restrictions it listed by Jeffrey Archer, •Reg. Lids (Dozen) Reg. 79c...... 5 9 ^ Author of ‘Kane & Abel’ voted 14-1 on a Lebanese draft were "closing of roads and cross­ •8-oz. Jelly Jara (csm ) Reg. e.ee. 3 .9 9 resolution that urged Israel to ings. the limitation of freedom of Pub. "strictly respect the rights of the movement of individuals and the List 16.95 11.86 • 12-oz. Jelly Jars (c.tw)Reg. s.29 3 .7 9 civilian population" in southern normal flow of persons and goods Fierce rivalry as four star, stock only; Miry, no ralnchMka. Lebanon. between those areas and the rest of R E P V R i rr.A N.S young men compete for a Although the resolution got more Lebanon." "Queen's favor and the than the nine vol?s required for The vote ended five days of • THERE IS \ REPl'BLICAN PRIMARY ON THES., SEPT. Ilih . YOUR VOTE Prims Minister’s position. adoption, the ne,';ati\ e vote by the council debate in which Lebanon W i a DECIDE WHO REPRESENTS OUR PARTY IN THE 12TH ASSEMRl.Y BINGO United State.; -- a o.rmanent charged Israel with unlawful det­ DISTRICT. SAVE OVER $20/ member — killed any ;u ‘ion by the ention of civilians in southern • IF YOU VOTE AT BOWERS SCHOOL The Discovery council. 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Om f O to investigate the situa'vin in DUI Laws, ran advertisements For 12th District Representative. . . southern Lebanon failed to .ivdid a STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY backing Clark Santini of Reno for Paid for by: MERCIER IN 'Rt COMMITTEE; L. BELCHER, TREAS. See Page 14 U.S. veto, it enabled. Britain and justice of the peace. M ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 7. 1984 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Friday, Sept. 7. 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor NU eyes cost it says Connecticut OPIWION James P. Sacks, City Editor exempt from any cap In Brief State legislator arrested expects to complete Millstone III and put Bv Mark A. Dupuis BRIDGEPORT — Rep. Vincent J. Roberti, Jack United Press International the plant into service in May 1986 within the D-Conn., faces a court hearing Wednesday on In America, the unaborted are sacred latest cost estimate. charges he punched a college student in the face However, Ferland admitted Northeast Anderson HARTFORD - Northeast Utilities says it outside a Bridgeport bar. couldn’t guarantee it wouldn’t hike the may seek state approval to charge Roberti, 30, was arrested about 1 a.m. The anti-abortionists have been getting the best of the Never, never, never in these discussions do you hear Washington estimate again. The estimated cost has customers for costs of completing the Wednesday outside the Nautilus Bar after he the anti-abortionist say how or who will give the been revised upward eight times from an argument for the past few years. They've been picking Morry-Qo-Round Millstone III nuclear power plant beyond a allegedly punched Robert Westlake, 20, a millions of unaborted ones a decent home; who will original estimate of $400 million. up points, however, more on ferocity, vehemence and $3.54 billion limit set by law. Fairfield University student, twice in tbe face. provide them with even a fighting chance? Jerry Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham, co- claims of moral superiority than on any new NU President James Ferland said Roberti, who was charged with breach of the chairman of the energy committee, said arguments. There aren't any arguments in this debate, Falwell and his mob of nudnik followers are engaged in Thursday the utility is keeping track of peace, described the incident as "a misunder­ Nicholas lawmakers are concerned that the most only new theatrics. If they haven't done it already, a project to enlarge the violent criminal classes by costs it believes may be exempt under a standing between a few people I know.” recent price increase will not be the last. He denied he punched Westlake but admitted he brace yourself for the anti-abortionists parading about unknown but frighteningly large multiples. 1983 law that “ capped” the plant costs Von Hoffman shoved the student, claiming Westlake had carrying bottles containing pickled fetuses. Such There are presently 450,000 men in jail; one out of customers will have to pay at the 1982 about 520 Americans claims a house of incarceration as FEMA estimated completion cost of $3.54 billion. Lavine and Sen. John B. Larson, D-East deliberately tripped a woman as the patrons were demonstrations are mounted to shock the conscience, Hartford, the committee’s other chairman, leaving the bar on Reef Road at closing time. his legal residence. No other nation in the free world Northeast announced last week the although they may only sicken the stomach. also said Northeast cannot pass on the The four-term lawmaker who represents the has such a large and dangerous crim inal class and the estimated cost of the plant is now $200 The pro-abortionists, smarting from being accused of latest increase to ratepayers under the city’s 128th District was released on a written religious obscurantists and escatological ding-a-lings lusts for million to $300 million more because of being baby-killers, seem bewildered and unsure. They increased labor costs resulting primarily exemptions included in the 1983 cap law. promise to appear in Bridgeport Superior Court want to make it bigger. have not been tactically adroit for they have made the were able to during the long years when it was illegal in from stricter quality control measures. The co-chairmen also said they didn’t on Wednesday. mistake of defining their position as almost exclusively the past, when it was, to use Theodore Dreiser’s title, an Ferland told the Legislature’s Energy thinjk the Legislature would revise the law a feminist one. Against the anti-abortionists' right-to- American Tragedy. Perhaps this explains why anti­ OR WHAT DO THEY PROPOSE? After making big job and Public Utilities Committee the utility to am w Northeast to go beyond the $3.54 Trumbull hires lady officer life razzamatazz they have countered with the freedom- abortionists are usually Republicans. abortion unconstitutional, pass another law making may ask lawmakers to revise the 1983 cap billi^Jimit. of-choice slogan. these women be good mothers on pain of what? Going to WASHINGTON - The Federal law or if necessary challenge the law in State Consumer Counsel Barry S. Zitser, TRUMBULL— Susan Hamilton of Stratford who also appeared before the committee, has been hired as Trumbull’s first female police BUT THERE IS MORE AT STAKE than the private jail? Fines? They don’t have any money. We all know Emergency Management Agency court to recoup some or all of the increased said he didn’t believe Northeast would officer. IT IS FINE AND GOOD to insist that women should the largest pauper class in our society are husbandless may be little known to the public, costs. tragedy and pain of a woman forced to carry a child she He said Northeast has a responsibility to complete the plant within the latest cost City officials announced Hamilton was among have the final decision in what or who grows in their women with children and these ordained damn fools are but it has succeeded in drawing doesn't want and probably can’t take care of. With the its shareholders to recover all prudent costs estimate. four new appointees to the police department. insisting we enlarge it. serious, unwelcome attention from bodies, but by putting so much emphasis on freedom of first screams of life out of the lungs of the unaborted of building the plant. "W e owe it to them to “ I don’t believe that’s the last were going Hamilton, Leonard Scinto and Michael Massa- The unaborted who don't grow up to be street sadists choice the pro-abortionists have inadvertently made child comes the question of who is going to take care of at least one Cabinet member. try and recover money that is prudently to hear of it,” said Zitser, who represents ria, both of Trumbull, and Brian M eraviglia of and hookers should stumble through life mentally or the issue seem to be a personal one affecting only such him? Not satisfied with its role as a invested,” Ferland said. consumers in proceedings before the Stratford, will all begin patrol duty on Nov 12. women who may want to have an abortion now or in the There were about a million and a half abortions last physically handicapped or is there an expectation that mere coordinating agency in the Ferland said the company, which serves Department of Public Utility Control, Hamilton, a Stratford resident who grew up in future. They have come close to making themselves year and, even so, more than a quarter of a million kids these women undergoing forced motherhood will event of some natural or man­ Connecticut and western Massachusetts, which sets utility rates. Trumbull, said she was "quite overwhelmed, seem criminally selfish, women who'd rather cut up were born to unmarried, teenage mothers. Will the refrain from drugs and alcohol for the babies they made disaster, FEM A is clearly nervous and anxious" all at the same time. and murder ;jji unhorn baby than take a day or two off Elmer Gantry battalion of smug-faced, ordained never wanted in the first place? As if the non­ lusting after a far bigger job — to bring it into the world. fanatics who demand that women pay for their sins by motivation of the mothers of these millions of babies nothing less than running the Stabbing suspect makes plea The happiness, even the sanity of a woman may going to term explain who in Sam Hill is going to rear weren’t sufficient, the Reagan people have cut back the country during any situation it Police find knife used M ILFORD — Rather than face a new trial, an depend on whether or not she is able to obtain an money for pre-natal care. decides is an emergency. 7 the two million, unwanted, fatherless kids that will be East Haven man whose 1982 assault conviction abortion. I know of a case of one of our more arriving on America’s doorstep every year? In times past during the famines Americans have FEM A’s chief is Louis Giuffrida, gone to India and wondered at people dying of hunger was overturned because of judicial misconduct conspicuous right-to-life crusaders quietly arranging May the unaborted who grow up to be stickup artists, a former California National UP! photo has decided to plead guilty. while sacred cows meandered through the public parks to slay Greenwich boy an abortion for her own daughter. I don't blame her for muggers and sadistic killers have a sufficient sense of Guard big shot, staunch law-and- The state had charged George Hardwick, 25, doing it, only for her hypocrisy, but you can be sure that irony to practice their horrible craft on the uneaten, chewing sacred cuds. In Am erica the “ order advocate and friend of White Thinking snow stabbed his 19-year-old girlfiend more than 30 if and when they make abortions illegal again the rich fundamentalist ayatollahs who demanded that they be unaborted are sacred but when they grow up they ain’ t House counselor Edwin Meese. GREENWICH (UPI) - Police said today The discovery of the body Wednesday on times in the face, neck, and hand. He was and the well-to-do will still be able to get themas they summoned into this world and then dumped them. going to be standing around chewing cuds. Giuffrida likes to be cailed "Gen­ they found a 10‘A-inch-long knife believed a steep wooded hill about a mile from his sentenced to 12 years in prison. home in the wealthy New York City suburb eral," and he favors martial law to Loon Mountain began erecting its new North Peak lift used to stab 13-year-oid Matthew Margolies The state Appellate Courty ruled in the May to death before his body was hastily covered came after police resumed the search for trial Judge Alvin G. Rothman of Superior Court handle national or local emergen­ this week. In this picture, the bullwheel is lowered into the youngster by air and on foot. cies — with FEM A in command. place, to be followed by nineteen towers — some with leaves and rocks. deprived Hardwick of a fair trial by interrupting Guest editorial Greenwich Police Capt. William Ander­ A '■ivilian volunteer found M argolies’ and rebuking Hardwick’s attorney, Thomas F. FEMA’s aggressive self- weighing over 6,000 pounds. The new triple chair will son said the knife was found near the body black-and-white checkered sneakers and Brown. aggrandizement has drawn fire have an uphill capacity of 1,800 skiers per hour. and arrangements for forensic tests were notified police who discovered the body State’s Attorney John J. Kelly recommended a I privately from Attorney General nearby. 132%% underway. new sentence of five years, the minimum penalty. Medicare plan: vuiiriiii^atiiiltr William French Smith. In a recent Margolies, who would have started eighth “ We do not have at this time pathological With time already served, Hardwick could be letter to National Security Adviser grade at Western Junior High School, died or forensic evidence to show that sexual released in six months. w u / m p p I unwell... Robert McFarlane, Smith ex­ of “ traumatic asphysiation and multiple molestation occurred but we do not rule out Mayors ask help this possibility,” Keegan said. pressed the Justice Department’s stab wounds," a spokesman for the chief Police have no leads in the case. State crime rate declines So far so good AlUltciMVMD concern over the empire Giuffrida medical examiner’s office said. The youth was last seen carrying his has been trying to create for Police Chief Thomas Keegan has re­ HARTFORD — State police statistics show quested State’s Attorney Eugene Callahan fishing pole as he walked near the Byram FEMA. My associate Donald Gold­ for school costs crime in Connecticut decreased 10 percent during to petition Gov. Wiiliam O’Neill to authorize River Friday afternoon. The youngster’s the second quarter of this year, compal'ed with berg has seen a copy of the letter. Hospital officials do not Medicare will cost the a reward for information leading to the body was discovered in an area near the the same period in 1983. "This department and others and towns, urged the state Thurs­ river but the fishing pole was not found, report that the quality of care government an estimated $64 Bv Mark A. Dupuis arrest of the person responsible for the The figures released Thursday showed a day to increase education spending Keegan said. has suffered during the first billion this fiscal year. That have repeatedly raised serious United Press International death of the youngster, missing since Aug. substantial drop in most crimes against property policy and legal objections to the to the point where the state picks 31. but a rise in crimes against individuals. . year of -a new Medicare sum pays for heath care for 26 up 50 percent of education costs Keegan said the body was covered by creation of an 'emergency czar’ HARt A r D — A group of Keegan said there were cuts on the However, crimes against people during the ITiMl'Uie-. statewide. leaves and rocks which "g a ve the appear­ payment system. In fact, it is million elderly and 3 million role for FEM A,” the attorney mayors and first selectmen have youth’s arms, indicating he tried to fight off three-month period ending June 30 rose. S The State Board of Education ance of a hasty effort to construct a shallow possible that patients are disabled people. Hospitals called on the state to move ahead his attacker. The body was clad in a T-shirt Murders during the quarter increased from 26 general wrote. “ Specific policy adopted a proposed budget Wed­ grave. There was an attempt to cover and with a plan to increase state aid to and undershorts, Keegan said. in 1983 to 32 this year. Rapes rose from 166 to 181, receiving bettercarebecuase take about two thirds of the concerns regarding recent FEMA nesday calling for the state to conceal the body,” he said. education, saying a multi-year Residents of the affluent area were while robberies dropped from a little from 1,508 to the new system has prompted total, with physicians’ fees initiatives include ... expansion of begin a four-year effort next year There was partial decompositon indicat­ effort to equalize school spending shocked by the slaying. 1,421. the definition of severe emergen­ to increase the state’s share of ing the body had been there several days. better planning and coordina­ accounting for the other hadn’t gone far enough. "This is Greenwich,” said Jeff Tipke. The most significant increase was in the cies to encompass ‘routine’ domes- school costs to 50 percent. Police originally thought the boy might tion between physicians and third. The group, which meets monthly "This stuff doesn’t happen around here.” aggravated assault category, which increased However, Gov. William A. have been despondent over the recent death t i c l a w enforcement to discuss issues affecting cities "Lots of people are keeping their kids real 24.8 percent from 1,154 in the second quarter of nurses. O’Neill said he has not decided if he of his grandfather and were concerned he Until this year, the govern­ emergencies.” close to them today, what with school just 1983 to 1,440 for the same period this year. will include the proposed new may have been hiding in the woods. The system is being phased ment had paid hospitals wha­ The broader the definition of opening, Tipke said. Car thefts dropped 20.4 percent to 3,144; E program in the budget he will "severe emergencies.” of course, larcenies decreased 10.7 percent to 20,487 and in over several years. During tever it cost to care for a D e rb y m an submit to the Legislature early the easier it would be to declare burglaries fell 9.2 percent to 8,474 for the second the first year. 75 percent of Medicare-covered patient. next year. martial law and put Giuffrida on Traffic smooth along bridge qu arter.------the Medicare reimbursement Hospitals had no incentive to wins Jackpot Five mayors and first selectmen the czar’s throne. voiced support for the program at is based on the hospital's be efficient. Now the govern­ city’s main streets were clogged with Smith wrote to McFarlane after a Capitol news conference, saying NORW ALK (U PI) — Traffic tie-ups in bumper-tOrbumper trucks earlier in the Cop admits drug use prior costs, and 25 percent on ment is paying hospitals a flat getting hold of a draft executive HARTFORD (UPI) - A Derby the current reliance on local Norwalk and Westport caused by the closing of two lanesion the troubled Yankee week. ' HARTFORD — A suspended Hartford police­ the figure set by the govern­ rate based on the diagnosis of 9 - D order prepared by FEMA. man received a birthday present of property taxes to pay for schools Doodle Bridge have eased up despite State police said truckers seemed to have man who admitted to being a drug user has the patient. On the .average, " I believe that the draft Execu­ a lifetime Thursday when he won results in inequities in education ment. The ratio changes each continued restrictions on the busy span. found alternate routes to avoid the pleaded guilty to a federal drug charge in P $300,000 in the state lottery’s and tax rates. Medicare patients are spend­ tive Order raises serious substan­ • turnpike. year until October 1986 when Rainbow Jackpot show. "No matter how you split it up connection with a m ajor cocaine and marijuana tive and public policy issues that State police reported "no problems” The problems began Aug. 27 when an the Medicare payments will ing a couple of days less in the Amedeo Durante, owner of Du- between rich and poor towns the ring. Thursday although trucks are still banned inspection of the bridge uncovered a crack hospital, according to the should be furtjher addressed before rante’s Market, won the $100,000 bottom line still remains that Linn M iller of Hartford, an 11-year police be entirely set by the from the bridge and four of its eight lanes in one of the steel support hangers of the this proposal' is submitted to the grand prize and the $200,000 Connecticut ranks 45th in the veteran, entered the plea Thursday before U.S. government. government. are closed to all traffic. bridge over the Norwalk River. Last week president,” Smith wrote. “ In jackpot. nation in aid to-education,” said Dstrict Court Judge Jose A. Cabranes who set an “ The trucks disappeared somewhere," further checks turned up a second cracked The American Medical As­ short, I believe that the role Durante said he will use some of Norwalk Mayor William A. Oct. 18 date for sentencing. While it is still too early to said Norwalk Mayor William Collins, whose hanger and "nicks” in 16 others. tell for sure, the evidence so sociation says some doctors Open forum/ Readers' views assigned to FEM A in the revised the money to take his wife, Collins. Carmelina, and their two children, “ Consequently, in a number of far doesn’t support the grim have been reminded by ad­ Executive Order exceeds its ministrators that patients Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 proper function ...” on a vacation to Italy. towns in our state students are prediction by critics that FEMA proposes "layers of Prior to the show Durante told getting poor education as well as were nearing the end of their lottery officials “ being on the show unequal education,” he said. quality would be sacrificed to FEM A operational personnel in­ stays, but the organization was very exciting." He said all his The state has increased school the bottom line. serted between the president and doesn’t consider this a prob­ Sounds Arts and Humanities customers would be watching and aid substantially in recent years ROGER A. JACOBS, P. C. Weiss, Werbner Mercier works, all other federal civil agencies,” cheering him on. through the Guaranteed Tax Base Actually, some common lem. The system, in fact, Award for lifetime contributions to society. Smith complained. "Its mobiliza­ A lottery spokeswoman said program, a multi-year effort to CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT sense practices have been seems to be resulting in can demonstrate but for whom? tion exercise scenarios continue to Durante won the $100,000 grand equalize spending on schools from encouraged by the .new cost improved communications And, of course, our Neil Sedaka assign FEM A the responsibility of prize which made him eligible for town to town. To the Editor: To the Editor: WISHES TO ANNOUNCE consciousness promoted by between the administrators show set a Sunset Sounds attend­ representing the Department of the jackpot prize which was The mayors said the GTB ance record with over 50,000 Justice and other Cabinet agencies $200,000. 'The jackpot prize begins program helped but isn’t enough, the system. Hosptals are of hospitals and the doctors I am making a formal request in In the Republican primary con­ at 1^0,000 and grows by $40,000 coming to our grounds in at meetings with the president and noting the state’s low ranking THE doing more testing and minor who admit their patients. your letters column that Mr. Weiss test for the 12th Assembly District, each week there is no winner, she among states in terms of school Bloomfield. the National Security Council and Mr. Werbner set up a special said. aid. surgery on an out-patient It will take another couple Jonathan Mercier claims he "w ill during ... emergencies.” NEW LOCATION OF HIS OFFICE town meeting in one of the schools work,” but for whom? .-He is a basis, for example. And hos­ of years of experience with CIGNA and the town of Bloom­ The attorney general contended and give us a personal demonstra­ lawyer for an insurance company. pitals are more inclined to­ the system before conclu­ field deeply appreciate your ef­ that “ the draft Executive Order tion of push-ups, etc. An insurance company that sup­ TO ward planning the discharges sions can be drawn. It is safe forts in getting the public involved seems to legitimize FEMA’s au-1 FERRANDO ORCHARDS I believe the taxpayers have ports an income tax. Why would in community events like ours. of patients. Some have con­ to say for now that the system thority beyond that of a coordinat­ been footing the bill for a fitness they give him time off from work ing agency.” • Native Peaches tracted with local nursing is doing what it was meant to program for town employees, and for the legislative sessions unless 105 MAIN STREET Robert Oionovan Smith’s letter hit a nerve at Excellent for freezing or canning homes to reserve a certain do — cutting unnecessary we would like to see what we are they expected to benefit from it? CIGNA Corp. FEMA, where an internal memo MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT getting for our money — so we can • Native Milton and Red Gravenetlen Apples number of beds for people costs — without harming Hartford from general counsel George Jett better understand Mr. Werbner’s His first loyalty will be to his • Pears • Freeh Apnle Cider who do not need to be in a patients. noted the obvious: " A serious agility program he is proposing for source of employment, then to the hospital but are not quite difference of view apparently • Country Gift Shop our police department. Republican party which he has exists between this agency and the ready to go home either. - NORWICH BULLETIN It kind of blows your mind to be worked for to get the nomination, Department of Justice as to Birch ML Rd., Glastonbury (2 miles beyond Vito’s) getting a police department like then maybe the voters, at the Do not repeat TELEPHONE 643-0424 F E M A’s role in national security.” "live TV” with cops jumping over bottom of the list. Open 7 days a week ______8-foot fences. I am sure Mr. big state surplus Jett’s proposed solution to the Werbner can give us a personal The people have already suf­ problem? Just don’t let Justice see To the editor: any more documents dealing with 7 demonstration and enlighten us. fered enough from the over­ abundance of lawyers in the state FEMA’s legal authority. "I would REAL ESTATE Perhaps he can also tell us how This is a copy of a letter sent to Legislature. strongly recommend,” Jett wrote, Take the first step towards a new come these men are not being paid Gov. William A. O’Neill: enough for the job they do for all of "that ... no such documents be career by registering at the first class. us, and tell us who is going to be John A. TuccI submitted to the inter-agency’ As a Connecticut taxpayer, I am BINGO paying the bill to have cops 30 Castle Road clearance process ... until the glad to see that our state expe­ Real Estate jumping through space. Manchester present policy differences are- rienced a surplus for the fiscal resolved.” . Z Principles & Practices If the town decides to outfit these year 1983-84. What I am unhappy nice guys in Superman capes. I ’ll about is the amount of the surplus W. Hartford at UConn, 1800 A ' c Q Ave. Classroom Facility Rm. 308 make them. I ’ll charge 1,000 — $164 million! My first reaction is Letters policy IS STARTING Thanks for help Begins 9/10 from 7-10 pr£\V -^^

CAPTAIN EASY * by Crooks A Casals SO WB TKIEP Friday T V THi? IS p e r f e c t : a w h a t HIS PLAW. Israeli Jets soar over Shout hills Sharon may get post I ’ve U5EP THISPLOy J IS IT? BEFORE IN ASTORVi The bipartisan Labor-Likud 6 : 0 0 P M OD CD S2) 9® Newt OF MVOWKJ. TEL AVIV. Israel (UPI) - Cl® Dr. G ene Scott BEIRUT, Ubanon (UPI) . - Kharroub. Christian Voice of Free Lebanon the defense minister said. Former Defense Minister Ariel government is expected to take CSD Three's Company (2® Brideshead Revisited Israeli jets firing flares screamed Israel Thursday vowed it would radio blamed the fighting on:Druze At least 200 Christian familes office next week, perhaps as CE S W A T. Channels Sharon, forced to resign in 1983 ^ El M aleficio over the Shouf mountains east of not allow the collapse of a Moslem forces and said it was have left Iklim Kharroub, located because of his part in a early as Wednesday, when Q jl C M iP t Front Row Center Beirut and the Iklim Kharroub cease-fire in the Iklim Kharroub Israel's responsibility to halt the between the port of Damour, 11 members of the 120-member WFSB Hartford. CT J massacre of Palestinians, will (j® Dr. Gene Scott [CN N] Freeman Reports hills, where clashes between Druze violence. miles south of Beirut, and the WNEW New York. NY 9 hills and coastal region. receive an important post in Knesset — Israel's parliament Buck Rogers WTNH New Haven. CT 1 [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing Coverage of Moslem and Christian militias Security sources reported scat­ Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Awali River in southern Lebanon, Israel's new bipartisan Cabinet, — will cast a confidence vote. (2 $ Sneak Preview s Neal Gabler and Jef­ WOR New York. NV f professional boxing is presented from At­ have forced hundreds of people to tered sniping incidents late Thurs­ Arens said Thursday in a television Christian militia sources said. reports said today. frey Lyons take a look at Flashpoint WPIX New York. NY 11 lantic City. NJ (2 hrs ) flee their homes. day in the 5-mile-wide strip of interview that Israel was in Beirut radio stations did not Labor and Likud leaders will WHCT Hartford. CT i« Caretaker Prime Minister Tony Randall 9:30 PM SS s i n P r a u n u : El Rafa' Lebanese military sources had contact with "both elements” in a indicate whether Moslem families work out details of the agree­ WTXX Waterbury. CT 20 "WHAT COUUP I SAV ? HE villages, which were racked by a Yitzhak Shamir demanded the (4® Newswatch WWLP Springfield. MA (HBOl MOVIE: Tha Vardict' An alcoh­ WAS PAVING THE B ILLS ...’’ no immediate explanation for the night of heavy shelling that ended bid to stabilize the situation. were also fleeing the region. ment this weekend and party n post of industry and trade members will vote sejfarately Reporter 41 WEOH Hartford. CT 24 olic attorney tries to reestablish his career 30-minute Israeli reconnaissance Wednesday. He said Israel showed it would In a related development Thurs­ minister for Sharon lo win Reading Rainbow VWIT Hartford. CT JO with a controversial malpractice suit flights by formations, of four not stand by and allow the on the package before it goes to WSBK Boston, M A against a powerful hospital. Paul Newman, The official National News day, the United States vetoed a support for a national unity (CN N] Prog Cont'd M LEVY’S LAW -1>y JamM Schumaiater warplanes each. the Knesset. WGGB Springfield. MA Charlotte Rampling. 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You are luckier than you may real­ club 52 Christian recognize the value of their Ideas and use dancing 43 Paper 1 :45 A M [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Knlghtn- ize. them properly. 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon 31 Uncivilized girl symbol ders' Motorcyclists traveling with a Re­ persons quantity naissance fair discover that ideals exist in 643-1591 872-9153 35 Total 44 Solomon 53 Part of the modern times. Ed Harris, Gary Lahti, Amy 33 Protective gar­ Ingersoll. 1981. Rated R 36 Western-hemi­ ment 46 Jupiter mouth Bridge 2 : 0 0 A M Q D m o v i e : Mask i>f Fu 7 sphere organi­ M anchu’ English scientists, at the ancient 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 0 FOREST HILLS zation (abbr.) tomb of Ghengis Khan, find a mad China­ Brand new executive home on Wildwood Drive! 2*4 baths, fire­ 37 First woman man who claims to be the Khan's reincar­ place; 7 spacious and functional rooms, plus an exceptional lot JUST USTED! 10 11 NORTH S-7-84 by a club to the king. Next, the third : 39 Springs 12 13 nation. Myrna Loy, Jean Hersholt, Boris with a view $116,0(X) A child's (Might and ■ parenfs dream , all In this 3 bedroom modernized Karloff. 1932. 4843 Fortitude club is led toward declarer’s haigl. ’ col on lei with huge lot end (arm wHh lotti 70's 40 Most 14 18 % fff) Joe Franklin Show Should Elast discard on this trick, i courageous ♦ 1097 54 and delicacy (ID Solid Gold South will win the club queen | 42 Bear (Let.) 16 17 4K72 trump the last club with dummy's * IB 1.8 Q® Dr. Gena Scott By Janies Jacoby WEST EAST heart queen. ; : 45 Talk ■ Entertainment Tonight 46 Position 20 21 22 4Q9S 4J1072 H East trumps the third club. South : [ESPN] 1984 PAC-JO Preview 4752 486 Here is another offering from Scot­ discards a low club. Declarer wjjl; 49 Cruel person [HBO] Inside the NFL This sports special 23 24 28 28 20 ♦ AK6 ♦QJ832 tish expert Hugh Kelsey, Uken from then draw only one round of trumps ' 51 City in hosted by Len Dawson and Nick Buoni- ■ ■ 4J985 410 4 his book “The Needle Match” (Faber hoping that East began with only two C' Mississippi conti features highlights from last year's 30 1 33 football pre-season through (he Super SOUTH & Faber, Ltd.). Two clubs was a hearts. Since Elaat is presumably o i t' 54 Bets ■ Bowl. 4AK6 strong artificial opening, with two of trumps. South will discard a spade 34 JUST LISTED! 55 Shake 3 . 2 :3 0 A M Great Record Collection 4AKJ1084 diamonds a negative response. When from dummy on the club queen. East ♦ - - - SOUTH END . , REDUCED! 56 Soldiers' meal 1 [C N N ] Sports Latenight South showed his second suit to be is unable to trump and South can tbpn 7 room capo with l i t floor family room, aruf laroa acraanad-ln Buckley Schooll Great kitchen, 36 3 . 30 4AQ83 57 Put out money [ESPN] SportsCenter clubs, North rightly judged his cash his A-K of spades and trump-a raar porch ovarlooklno a great lot. ERA BUYER’S PRDTEC- iirepiaced living room, 3 bedrooms plus an enclosed ■ Vulnerable: North-South meager assets to be spectac^r and spade In dummy. With nothing Mit T ID N PLAN INCLUDA i 70'a. breezeway and 400’ deep treed lot. Attractive Great Starter 140 41 3 :0 0 A M (33 News/Weather DOWN Dealer: South jumped to four hearts. South bid sis, trumps in his h a ^ . South can ruff one ' Manchester 659,900 0 3 MOVIE: Lucky Partners' An artist and who can blame him? Manchester 665,900 42 43 44 . and a young lady each own half of a win­ West North East Sooth of dummy’s diamonds high, pull ther- 46 46 47 46 Having reached this dubious last trump and claim. „ Runs ■ ning sweepstakes ticket. Ronald Cotman. 24 A great price for this well kept Co­ Hi.ii^L. Rogers. 1940 contract, what U the best play? Just one more delicate lesson^ Here’s a great beginning! Good Beehive State 40 60 61 62 63 Pass 24 . Pass 24 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. (3® Dr. Gene Scott Pass 2 NT Pass 34 There’s no problem if clubs divide side-suit management. lonial that’s convenient to the bus size rooms and convenient locatiori Emerald Isle three-three, obviously, but otherwise? 84 [TMCJ MOVIE: 'Whara tha Buffalo Pass 44 Pass 64 line and downtown. There’s a front Close relative 68 - are added features to the great Roam' A journalist crusades for justice Pass Pass Pass I The contract does have a chance if Mount Waialeale in Hawaii is tlte 189 W EST^NTER STREET M a o _____ and a lawyer defends marijuana abusers I declarer isn’t fainthearted. Declarer c m porch and a side porch and the lot is 86 67 wettest spot in the world with-sn ■ (Corner ol M K ) price tag on this Cape with a brook tung even though they face a hanging judge. Bill should trump the opening diamond fenced in. Murray, Peter Boyle. 1979. Rated R. Opening lead: 4K annual rainfall averaging 460-" ______646-2482 ' in the back yard. . lead and play the club ace, followed inches. 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 7, 1984 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept 7, 1984 — U Kids Parking Authority charged 5f5 nixes church ieasef Weekend i A j- FOCUS/ in fire Carman gets chair Weekenders A Bush Hill Road resident The lease on the St. James mately 700 public parking spaces rescued a horse, goat and several Church parking lot on Park Street now owned or leased by the cats from a burning barn Thursday will not be renewed when it expires authority have a posted time lithit, night, police said. Two juveniles in October, outgoing Chairman the authority has been plagued by have been referred to court author­ Robert Gorman told the Parking violations of the limits. It’s church supper time ities in connection with the fire, % Authority thi« morning. Gorman said the St. James which started around 5: ,30 p.m. at i Gorman, who has resigned from Church did not want to renew the The weather has turned cooler and thoughts have 616 Bush Hill Road, police said. the authority, said he did not think parking authority's lease because turned to hot food and church suppers. First the loss of the 92 spaces currently it has recently renovated the Congregational Church of Coventry will have a roast According to police, the two ■‘S: leased for public parking would church and uses the lot for turkey supper Saturday in the church vestry on Main youths were in the barn, which is have much of an effect on custo­ activities. Street. The public is invited. owned by Candida Conway, light­ mers of Main Street businesses. The authority leases the lot for There will be servings from 4; 30 to 6:30 p.m. The V ing fires and putting them out. “ There is plenty of parking in the over $13,000 a year, Gorman said. They were unable to extinguish one charge is $4 for adults: $3.50 for senior citizens; and • • Main Street area right now,” he The lot has not been used to $1.25 for children. of the fires, police said. iaid. “ The control is the most capacity because shoppers appar­ The two were questioned by important part." ently prefer parking spaces closer police and confessed to starting the Authority member Joseph Gar- to Main Street, he has said. fire, police said Season ends at the shell man has been named to succeed Gorman said that the authority The animals in the barn were Gorman as chairman. Gorman is in a position where it can afford rescued by an unidentified neigh­ This weekend is it — the final program of this season resigned last week, citing personal to buy land for parking. bor, police said. Another neighbor, will be conducted at the Bicentennial Band Shell on and professional reasons. “ I think we're in a position now former Manchester Director of the campus of Manchester Community College. The Garman, who has been on the where we shouldn't ever bother Planning Alan F. Lamson, helped 76th Division U.S. Army Reserve Band from East authority since its inception, “ has leasing," he said. put out the fire, police said. Windsor will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. been a vital member, not only of The authority could acquire up to • No further information was The program at the shell will feature the Concert, the Parking Authority but of every $500,000 worth of land using its available this morning, police and UPI photo Stage, and Dixieland groups of the band. other activity going on down­ income from special taxes and the This final program will be the only afternoon one of A ll’s fair! fire department spokesmen said. town,” Gorman said. money it saves by not leasing the Neither Lamson nor Conway the year. Bring a chair or a blanket and enjoy the Hot times In California Although most of the approxi­ St. James lot, he said. could be reached for comment. lively music of this band. There is no admission or parking charge. Firefighter Sandy Johnson looks back fanned by gusting winds “is of suspi­ A Hartford man was arrested by after driving down road, just as the cious origin," fire'officials said. South­ police Thursday in connection with flames come across it during a brush fire Gay link said possible five residential burglaries com­ ern California is experiencing 100 Get your winter reading Wapping Is going to bring back parade mitted between April and June, Thursday that charred an estimated 600 degree weather as well.- police saitk acres in Topanga Canyon. The fire, in murder of teacher Imagine, 7,000 books for sale — that's how many will a tug-of-war between the 7 Norman Young, 43, was being be available at the annual book sale of the Manchester The Rye Street Park in South held at the Morgan Street ja il in Public Libraries, in cooperation with the Manchester Windsor will be transformed into members of the police and fire Hartford this morning on bonds The death of Robert W. Beau- a Vernon man who police say was Friends of the Library. The sale will be Saturday an old-fashioned country fair this departments. There will be a totalling $100,000, wi Manchester also a homosexual. chene Jr., who was found shot to from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mary Cheney Library on weekend as the residents return to bubblegum contest at 3 p.m. and a Superior Court spokeswoman said Obituaries death in Ellington Aug. 27, may Main Street. today. His case was continued until have been linked to the fact that he “ We have also determined that The sale will feature all kinds of books for children their farming heritage in the form pie-eating contest at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, she said. was a homosexual, state police there are articles missing that he and adults. They are bargains one can't afford to of the three-day Wapping fair, a At 4 p.m. there will be a karate Police said three of the burglar­ Julian Newton Jr. Main St., West Hartford, today Britain Normal School, a member should have had on his person, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. said today. miss. 90-year-old tradition in town. demonstration and family enter­ ies occurred at the Beacon Hill Services for Julian Newton Jr., of the Connecticut Retired which indicates he was robbed,” Memorial donations may be made “ We have determined that he tainers will perform at 1, 3 and 5 Apartments on West Middle Turn­ 45, of 58 Brookfield Road, Bolton, Teachers Association, St. James Dailey said. In the past. South Windsor was a to the Grace Lutheran Memorial was a homosexual,” said state pike and the other two were who died Thursday of an apparent Episcopal Church of Hartford, and rural town with many tobacco and p.m. There will be other events Church fund. the AARP. police spokesman Sgt. Edward Police are making a plea to committeed at the Falconridge heart attack while visiting friends Dailey. “ We cannnot rule out that potato farms. This year’s fair will going on during the day, such as a She is survived by several anyone who may have been robbed It’s market day at church Apartments on New State Road. in Windsor Locks, will be at 8 a.m. this may have been a homosexual- cousins, including Roy B. Warren or assaulted in the Vernon area return to basics, with vegetable double dutch tournament, doo­ In addition to five counts of Saturday at the Holmes Funeral Harriet W. Spang type homocide.” Something for everyone — that's the way it will be of Manchester, Marion Leavens of within the past six months to come and animal judging, crafts, auc­ dlebug draw, a display of antique third-degree burglary. Young was Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Harriet W. Spang, 79, of 40 Beauchene, 34, of 69 Autumn St., Saturday when the St. John's Church, Main Street and Martha's Vineyard, Mass., and forward. Dailey said anyone with charged with three counts of A mass of resurrection will died of two gunshot wounds to the Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, has its annual tions, booths, rides, band concerts, autos, break dancers, and in the Coburn Road, died Thursday at the Ann Muddle of Gloversville, New information should call 649-8905. third-degree larceny and two follow at 9 a.m. at St. Maurice back of his head, according to the “ Market Square” day. evening, country and western 1 home of her nephew, Harry Carr. York. horse show, and doodlebugs and a counts of second-degree larceny. Church in Bolton. Burial will be in state medical examiner. His body There will be booths with handmade items, Born in Kentucky, she had lived in The funeral will be held Satur­ foot race, plus a big parade. music groups. No other information was availa­ Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends was found near Shenipsit Lake in glassware, white elephant, toys and games, books, Miami, Fla., for most of the past 40 day at 2 p.m. at the Watkins Craftsmen displaying their ble, police said. may call at the funeral home today years. Ellington. Claude R. Wickard succeeded jewelry, plants, electrical appliances, dried floral This will be the first parade in Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Police have said that there are Henry A. Wallace as Franklin D. arrangements and homemade baked goods. Refresh­ several years. Marchers will step skills, animal exhibits, hobbie Besides her nephew, she is Burial will be in the East Ceme­ contributions may be made to the survived by a sister, Dorothea similarities between Beauchene’s Roosevelt’s secretary of ments will also be available. off at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday from collections, baked goods, meats, tery. There are no calling hours. agriculture. American Heart Association. 310 Carr, of Norwood, Ohio. death and the killing in January of The fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Some the intersection of Troy Road and fruits and vegetables, floriculture Collins St., Hartford. new features this year will include face painting for The funeral will be private. Sullivan Avenue, led by the chief of and needlework. Burial will be at the convenience of the children as well as various games of skill for the Hartford Bernard Siebert the family. Memorial donations children. For parents there will be a teacup auction. police. A firemen’s muster will high­ Bernard Siebert, 80, of Hartford, may be made to Hospice, care of The fairgrounds will officially light the events Sunday. The fair died Thursday at a local convales­ the Visiting Nurses of Manchester open at 5:30 p.m. Friday. There opens at 9 a.m. and the muster will cent home. or Hospice Inc., lllN .W . 10th Ave., insurers Miami, Fla. Concert at St. Bridget’s will be an auction at 7 p.m. and a be at 10:30 a.m. For added s Born in New York City, he had Battle of the Bands, featuring excitement there will be para­ lived in Hartford most of his life. John F. "^ r n e y Funeral Home, 219 W. CeHler St., is in charge of AL SIEFFERTS The concert scheduled for tonight at 7:30 in the local rock bands, at 8 p.m. chute jumpers at 1 p.m. along with Before he retired, he was em­ arrangements. auditorium at St. Bridget's on Main Street will be a piqued ployed by the state of Connecticut. suitable place to take the entire fam iiy. It will feature Also on Friday night the tradi­ a horseshoe tournament for He is survived by his wife, Mary Joe Wise, singer and composer of contemporary tional softball game between the partners. Siebert; two sons, Harry L. Siebert Elsie Ball Wright 2 DAYS ONLY!* - - liturgical music. Continued from page 1 Democrats and the Republicans Admission to the fair is $1.50 for W ’’ )' of Hartford and Whitney B. Siebert Elsie Ball Wright, 87, of 565 Tickets will be on sale at the door at $5 per person. of Englewood, Colo.; a brother, will be held. There will be rides, adults; $1 for senior citiznes; and E Vernon St. died Thursday evening Whitney B. Siebert of Englewood, amusements and booths. children under 12 admitted free. Casualty and American Family at a local convalescent home. Born These young people are enjoying one of several Mutual. Colo.; a sister, Harriet Siebert of On Saturday the fairgrounds The rides will cost 75 cents instead in Hartford on March 2. 1897, she livestock exhibitions at the Wapping In the Connecticut area. Cigna Hartford; four granddaughters, lived in Hartford ail of her life Have a bang up time will open after completion of the fair. Claudia Siebert and Mara Siebert, of $1 and advance tickets for rides Corporation's Insurance Co. of before moving to Manchester in parade. At 12:30 p.m. there will be will be priced at 60 cents. North America ranked 29th with a both of Manchester, and Kira 1977. 1 The sound of musket fire will once again echo from Siebert and Kirsten Siebert, both of score of 80; Cigna's Horace Mann Prior to retiring, she was a the walls of Old Newgate Prison in East Granby, as Englewood, Colo. ISS" Insurance Co., 24th at 82; Aetna teacher in the Hartford elemen­ that historic site hosts a special 18th century military f ) The funeral will be Saturday at 1 Life & Casualty. 33rd at 80; The tary schools for 34 years. At the program Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Go take a walk > p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church in "t P Hartford Insurance Group's Hart­ time of her retirement in 1959, she through history and bring the children along. Hebron Harvest test Hartford, with burial in Rose Hill ford Accident & Indemnity, 37th at was a fourth grade teacher at the Visitors wili have the opportunity to view authentic Memorial Park in Rocky Hill. 78 and The Travelers Corpora­ Eleanor B. Kennelly School in demonstrations of military drills, crafts, and other tion's Travelers Indemnity. 41st at Friends may call at Taylor & Hartford. activities associated with camplife during the era of Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. SHARP 77. She was a graduate of the New the American Revolution. Prudential Property & Casualty In addition, you will have a chance to view the to host Nashville singer Co. ranked 43rd. remains of Connecticut's first prison, including the kS-'k'.' Richard Marrs, senior vice •Sfc%T»0L*' underground copper mine where criminals and president of casualty-propery ‘Texas Troubadour’ dies VIDEO CASSETTE British sympathizers were held in captivity. The spacious Lions Park on Route claims at Travelers, said the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) - 70. The program is free with museum admission of and other categories. company has evidence from its "Texas Troubadour" Ernest Tubb recorder $1.75 for adults and 75 cents for children ages 5 to 17. 85 in Hebron will be alive this Two huge stages will provide a own independent sources which Services were scheduled at 2 has died, surrounded by family p.m. Monday at Two Rivers weekend with the sounds and sights spacious area for the entertainers. shows the survey was way off the and friends and hailed by mourn­ PANASONIC mark. Baptist Church in Nashville. of the country. The Hebron Lions The dets will include everything ing country music colleagues as a The Crisp, Texas, native Joined " I doubt the validity of that Closer to home Club opened its anpual Harvest Fair from rock ‘n’ roll to dancing the polka pioneer of the honky-tonk style and the Grand Ole Opry in 1943 and ranking," Marrs said, noting the "last of the cowboys." 1 t o u c h CONTROLS Thursday night and it will remain with Dick Pillar. magazine results do not accurately made his last public appearance TM There's another military muster going on this Tubb, who wrote 150 songs, there Aug. 14, 1982. open through Sunday. reflect the company's track record tMtR'* weekend and it’s a little closer to home. Area young women will also be recorded 800 and was vaulted to “ It was an Ernest Tubb Opry The Marlborough Junior Ancient Fire and Drum The gates will swing wide Saturday because it canvassed the maga­ stardom with his 1941 hit “ Walking MC« competing for the title of Mi.ss zine's subscribers, not all of performance," Oprey manager recorder CtSSOW^^" Corps will host its 18th annual parade and muster on at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. the Floor Over You," died of Jerry Strobel recalled. “The Hebron Harvest Fair tonight. Travelers customers. Sunday. The parade will start at 1 p.m. at the Activities will continue into the emphysema Thursday at the age of crowd came down to the stage. Intersection of Pettingill Road and North Main Street Saturday at the fair has become a ■tciT evening. $( ON in Marlborough. Following the parade, each corps tradition with the Blue Ridge Boys •BHOUR will perform for about 10 minutes. There will be good old-fashioned entertaining. .OREM PICTURE Seventeen corps are planning to attend the event tractor pulls along with horse, pony Sunday will be a vspecial day, when Device could settle dispute and are coming from as far away as New York and VIDEO Vermont. and oxen pulls, a horse show, for the first time, straight from rECORDERL There will be a bake sale and a refreshments booth, livestock showing and judging, food Nashville. Tenn., Donna Fargo will BONUS' too. and craft exhibits, and entertain­ entertain. She is billed as the ® FISHER ment by regional, national and local on fate of the dinosaurs $ “ Happie.st Girl in the whole U.S.A” groups. The Lions will be prowling and By Lidia Wasowicz ‘^^S EH T^V .S \1 .CURELESS REMOTE dies and the food chain to the which the sample was taken can Firemen’s fair aglow An added attraction this year will sometimes roaring, to make sure all United Press International highest forms of life is disrupted. ; 105Cil CABLE reveal whether the iridium is be a lumberjack show that will goes well during this event. Scientists say such a catas- extraterrestrial in origin. VIUCU This is the weekend when the members of the B E R K E LE Y, Calif. — Scientists feature some daring trick log rolling trophy could extinguish up to 70 Unusually high — more than 100 CHOOSE FR0M.^ Ellington Volunteer Fire Department go all out to Admission is $3 for adults; $2 for have a new device to test a theory recorder > SHARP percent of life on Earth. parts per trillion — concentrations entertain the public at their annual Lawn Party, on Saturday and Sunday. senior citizens; and tho.se underage that a mysterious “ death star” The theory was based in part on of iridium which peak in sediments • ZENITH which opened ’Thursday night and will be open today Nashville singer D o n n iT F ^ o will entertain at the Awards will be given in arts, triggers immense comet showers 12 are admitted free. Parking is free fossil records showing periodic that date back to an extinction • PANASONIC from 6 p.m. to about 11 p.m. and Saturday from early that wipe out much of life on Earth Hebron Harvest Fair this yveekend. crafts, baking, canning, livestock and plentiful. mass extinctions that have been period would help substantiate the $ • RCA afternoon until about 11 p.m. every 26 million years. PROGRAM linked to impact craters and death star theory, Asaro said. .AHEAD •CABLE ’ HITACHI Saturday’s big event is the parade, which will start The widely-publicized theory, exceptionally high concentrations at 5; 30 p.m. and travel from the Ipwer end of Main 7 “ Short of finding the mysterious 0 proposed last February by a group .DIRECT ACCESS •MITSUBISHI , of iridium in sediments. star suspected of causing periodic • quasar Street to the fairgrounds next to the firehouse on Main of scientists from the University of VIDEO CASSETTC Iridium, a silvery-white metallic global die-outs, measuring iridium Street. California at Berkeley and Prin­ • general elec Franklin Ave. to be gourmand’s mecca element from the platinum group, abundance could be the critical The fair features plenty of booths with games of ceton, speculates that a dim, [RECORDER -IMAQNAV is quite scarce in Earth's crust — test of this theory that has rocked chance, a variety of rides for adults and children, and distant star — as yet undiscovered Where do 3,000 pounds of sausage mix it up with In addition to the sausage sandwiches (the about 20 parts per trillion — but is the scientific community,” he many food booths. The prime money-maker for the fe.stival, both onstage and on the street. — is responsible for the extinction department is the cake booth, to which each family in a couple of tons of onions and fresh green best-selling item at the fair) the "m enu" includes 100,000 times more abundant in said. peppers?. But don’t overlook the quieter entertainers, of the dinosaurs and other life most meteorites. town contributes a homemade cake. pizza slices, fried mozzarella, caizone, clams on The extinction question has long At Franklin Avenue’s Festa Italiana, of course, those who wander and work the crowd. forms 65 million years ago. The A new device, devised by Law­ Raffle tickets for several major prizes will also be the halfshell, hot and cold pasta dishes, fried been surrounded by controversy. ^ m c o r d e r I where about a quarter of a million sausage For example, there are Angelo and Coco, a tiny, star has struck twice since, the rence Berkeley Laboratory chem­ on sale at the fair. Winners will be drawn Saturday calamari and squid. Some have said the disappearance . SELF CONTAINED sandwiches will be sold this weekend to a throng talented and temperamental duo. They are a pair scientists believe. ists Frank Asaro and Helen Michel night. To satisfy those with a sweet tooth, there are of dinosaurs was not abrupt but CAMERA AND _ I SHARP f of about a half a million visitors. of monkeys who dance, play tlie piano, perform According to the theory, a red and engineers Fred Goulding and always tables full of Italian pastries, along with took millions of years. Others have Hartford's annual Italian street festival, one of card tricks and beg money from crowds, while dwarf star named “ Nemesis," in a Don Malone, can measure the bprorder in one. gelati, ices, and the standard gooey fare, like soft blamed it on overpopulation and the largest in America, begins Friday at 5 and the boss, Tony Lupo, plays an antique-style distant orbit around the sun, pulls amount of iridium in rock samples ice cream and cotton candy. starvation, surges of cosmic rays, runs through 11 p.m. Sunday. Highlights include hurdy gurdy and issues commands. The monkey- cosmic debris loose from its orbit much more quickly and cheaply Take a ramble along canal After all of that, if your stomach can stand the asteroids or meteors ,^nd volca­ the parade, at 10 a.m. Saturday, thejjublic mass are real charmers. and sends it streaking through the than anything in use today, scient­ thrills, there will be 30 carnival rides — almost noes throwing up sky-darkening Here's something for the whole family to enjoy this at 11 a.m. Sunday, and an anticipated visit from solar system in the form of ists said Thursday. twice as many as there were last year — ranging clouds. weekend — a ramble along the canal in Windsor vice pr-esidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro. To enjoy the fair, you’ll want to avoid the worst meteors and comets. When Earth Thus, when built and opera­ from the cowardly kiddies to the fast and furious. “ The new spectrometer will do Locks, sponsored by the Holland Brook Center of the Ferraro is expected to visit the festival of the crowds. Fair officials suggest going right and Nemesis are in the right tional, the unique “ Iridium Coinci­ m —m ■■§ ■ ■ W m s ■ ■ ■ Once again, they wiil be in the D & D parking lot, in three years what would take Connecticut Audubon Society. It’s scheduled for sometime late Saturday afternoon, and she will after work on Friday, or first thing in the morning position, about every 26 million dence Spectrometer" will make it at 276 Franklin Ave. more than 100 years to do using Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. probably give an informal address from the South Saturday. The parade is at I0a.m.,and, “ if you're years, the planet the is showered possible to gauge the extent to SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER e-ztermT If you’d prefer something calmer in the way of current techniques and equip­ Participants are invited to pack a picnic lunch and Street stage around 4:30 p.m., according to smart, you’ll plan to be well out of this place by with that debris. which Earth has been bombarded entertainment, you will have the opportunity to ment,” Michel said. 445 HARTFORD BO KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 .cm' arrive early at the starting point ~ the parking area at people at the state's Democratic headquarters. two in the afternoon," said Nicholas Simeone, one The theory maintains that when hear rock music from local bands, traditional of the co-chairmen. by large extraterrestrial objects Initially, Asaro and Michel ex­ MANCHESTER. CT. , CREDIT CARO the end of Canal Road — to enjoy a leisurely lunch and Celebrity visits aside, "the most popular thing comets and meteors pulverize the they said. pect to measure annually some register. Italian music, opera favorites from members of Free parking is available at the Department of Earth they send up huge clouds of to do at this festival is to eat, walk around a little the New York Metropolitan Opera Company, two Measuring the abundance of 20,000 samples of sediment dating OQO"T -MONTHLY There will be a $2 fee for the walk for center Transportation lot on Jordan Lane and Franklin dust — which in turn shroud the and then eat some more,” said Tom Sampognaro, appearances by singer Don Cornell, and a concert iridium in a rock sample and as far back as 250 million years members and $3 for non-membera. The charge is $1 Avenue. If that’s too far for you to walk, you can planet, blocking out sunlight. For 0 4 # ~ S I S I S I / PAYMENTS chairman of fair booths. “ This year we have with Tony Reale. In addition, a number of folk comparing it to the abundance of ahd, in some instances, severai for children and senior citizens. Hikers will be about 100 booths, and 60 of them sell food," take a public bus north on Wethersfield Avenue lack of light and heat, vegetation other elements in the area from billion years. OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 . FRIDAY TIL 8 shuttled back to their ears at the end of the hike. dance troupes will be performing throughout the for 75 cents. li - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 7. 1984 - 13 Lynn Redgrave tells how Advice Blond Deborah Baffin T heater she shed ‘Georgy GlrT Image is beauty on the move Busy mother leaves phone off hook By Vernon Scott smaller Silky travel with them United Press Internotional everywhere except England, Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: By Jullanne Hastings which has strict quarantine laws , ABBY; Concerning' o th e rs . young man about to be married "The Best of Broadway," closes Sunday at the United Press International . HOLLYWOOD — Actress De­ regulating dogs. ’Mother," who complained that F.K.L. gets a preview of what his theater. Routes. "Showboat," opens Wednesday borah Baffin and her producer- "The biggest problem is main­ her inconsiderate son takes the marriage life will be like. and will run until Nov. 25. Doors open 6:30 p.m. for NEW YORK — Actress Lynn manager husband, Michael Viner. taining relationships with people in Redgrave, who says there's no phone off the hook when he wants D ear DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend and dinner and cocktails. Showtime Is 8 p.m., except his privacy — bully for him! live in two homes 3,000 miles apart your hometown,” Deborah said. Mondays. (522-1266.) such thing as a diet she hasn't I are getting married in a couple of DEAR ABBY: In a recent "But with really close friends it I am the mother of two small — in Beverly Hills and Vermont — Ivoryton Playhouse, Ivoryton: tried, will be talking about how A bby months. She and her mother set the column. 'Hungry in St. Paul." a doesn’t nuike much difference. We "A in't Misbe­ children, and my days are hectic. and spend less time in either than havin'" playing through Sept. 16, except she finally lost her "Georgy wedding date without even consult­ pregnant woman, stated that she is they do on locations. pick up the thread as if we hadn’t One day I counted 17 telephone Abigail ing me. eating Purina Dog Chow as a Mondays. Tuesday through Friday, 8 p.m.; Girl" girth on a new series on Blond Deborah has starred in 17 been away for two or three calls! Only five were for me. The protein source because she can't Saturday, 5 and 9 p.m.; Sunday, 5 p.m.; Lifetime cable network. Van Buren major film and TV projects in the months ” others were wrong numbers, hang­ Don’t you think this was rude of afford other protein foods. Wednesday matinee at 3 p.m. (767-8348.) "Weight Watchers Magazine them? I have a large family and past six years, all but three either Deborah said her lifestyle would ups and sales pitches. As a registered dietician. 1 Hole In the Wall Theater, New Britain: "The Show" will premiere on the they all live 900 miles away. Most abroad or on locution away from be considerably eomplieuted by I know that phone companies suggest that this woman eat dried Male Animal," playing Fridays and Saturdays ot network in September with Miss would not be able to attend on the Hollywood. children, probably making it ne­ recommend telephones that can be beans, powdered milk, eggs and 8:30 p,m., through Sept. 29, at the theater, 36 North Redgrave, a graduate of the for your own convenience, but date selected. Both my brothers A sampling will give you an idea cessary to turn down many loca­ “unplugged” whenever people peanut butter for protein. They are St. Admission Is by donation. (223-9500.) Weight Watchers program her­ here’s a message from the friendly are in college and my sister is a — "Dance of the Dwarfs” in the tion films. don’t wish to be disturbed. I don’t sure to taste better and are safer Company One, Hartford: "Play With Your self, hosting the show. folks who beseech us to reach out school teacher, so it’s impossible Philippines. "The Predator” in At the moment the Viners are not like that idea because often bur­ for human consumption than dog Food," lunchtime theater series each Thursday The willowy, S-foot-lO-inch and touch someone: Hungary, "Last Video and Test;i- conlemplating parenthood. glars will telephone a home they for them to get away before the food. at the Hartford Arts Center, 94 Allyn St. All actress said the program would Eventually. Deborah would like have targeted for a robbery, and if Thanksgiving holidays. ment” in England and "Skililt to performances start 12:15 p.m. Tickets, $3.50. feature beauty tips, information DEAR ABBY: I work for the Furthermore. “ Hungry” should to spend more time in Vermont, the phone is unplugged, they hear Death” and "Touched By Love” in Coffee and sandwiches available or brown bag It. about eating out of stress, telephone company, so before you I feel that since my parents were contact the WIC! program (special Canada. but she doesn’t find il burdensome it ringing and assume nobody is supplement food program for (278-6347.) dieting excuses, make-overs, approve of taking the phone off the asked to help pay for the wedding The lithe beauty lives out of mainlaining two large domiciles a home. Easy prey. •Women, Infants and Children) The Palace, New Haven: "Glgl," ploying today dieting success stories and hook, please consider these facts: and agreed to go 50-50, it should be suitcases almost six months a year continent ;ipart. So for my money. I’ll take the through her local public health and Saturday, 8 p.m. and Sunday, 3 p.m., at the exercises. R.O.H.s (receivers off the hook) held when my family can make it. "Fortunately, we have a care­ phone off the hook whenever I department. in hotel suites or rented apart­ theater, 246-248 College St. (789-2120.) Italian monkey? "We were shooting at restau­ decrease service and increase What do you think? ments, often for only a week or two taker :it our home in Vermont who choose. I get my privacy: pests Many people either do not know Polka Dot Playhouse, Bridgeport: "Lunch rants the other day," she said, everybody’s phone bill. NOT CONSULTED at a time, sometimes for several watches over everything, ” she Tony Lupo, his hurdy-gurdy and his about this program, or they Hour," playing today and Saturday a't 8:30 p.m. naming some of New York's and burglars get a busy signal; and Repairmen are often dispatched months, depending on the produc­ said. "Here we have our offices in I get my housework done. Don’t assume it’s for welfare recipients at the playhouse at Pleasure Beach. (374-1777.) monkeys will be seen strolling along more famous, saucy eateries. to locate the trouble when people DEAR NOT: I think you should tion schedule. our home so there are people use my name. My husband works only. Not true. A family of four can Darien Dinner Theater, Darien: "Meet Me In "We ordered from the regular phone to say their telephone must tell your girlfriend that the date Looking cool on a blistering looking ;ifter things." Franklin Street in Hartford at this for "Ma Bell.” have a gross yearly incomeof up to St. Louis," playing through Sept. 23, except menu — nothing was made be out oT order, it’s been busy for she selected is unacceptable. Then summer day in her hilltop home. Deborah has found the real weekend’s Festa Italiana. Watch your hours. $18,870 and still be eligible. Mondays, at the theater, 65 Tokeneke Road. special — to show that you can OFF-THE-HOOKER insist on one that's mutually Deborah said she thrives on all the secret of eonliiuious lr;tvel is to Tuesday throguh Saturday doors open 6:15 p.m.; change when they’re about, however. do it, even if you’re on a diet. Also, taking the phone off the convenient. W.I.C. DIRECTOR travel. pack as lightly as possible and find DEAR OFF: You’re “right on" NELSONVILLE, OHIO dinner at 7 and show at 8:30. Sundays doors open Those monkeys will beg, borrow or steal "This program isn’t going to hook ties up the equipment for P.S. You’re lucky. Not every When she isn’t working in films, iiolels or apailments with a homey 5:15 p.m., dinner 6 and show, 7:30 p.m. (655-7667.) everything that’s not glued down. be a lot of 'No's' and 'Don’ts.' the Viners often tour with her films ;ilmosphere. even if il is only for a "The problem with most diets — twice to mainland China — or week ’ she s;iid. "Bui if you p;ick — and I ’ve tried them all — is vacation in Europe or Asia. loo iminy dollies il makes it wor.se. you feel deprived. Connecticut River, Essex; Traditional vessel Exertion is the key to any exercise " I ’m a gypsy at heart." she said "Usually Mike and I each take weekend. Classic wooden vessels compete. Races lightly. one hirge.suitcase and share a “THE AVERAGE American "I really love traveling, .so I ’m third. In the wilder nionths the 7 IDEAR DR. LAMB — I read your 18-4, Walking Your Way to Health. on Long Island Sound. Events Saturday and doesn’t eat just to live, there’s fibrosis, the elastic tissue in the lungs column about the difference between Others who want this issue can send thrilled whenever I work in a new liulky dollies may double our Sunday. (767-8269.) the social side. If you’re de­ is replaced with fibrous tissue, which regular walking and using a treadmill 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- location. It broadens my horizons lugg:ige. But even then we try lo Polo Grounds, Farmington: Farmington Val­ prived of that, it makes things is stiff. The tiny air sacs stop func­ for exercise. I cannot stay on the Vour addressed envelope for it to me in tioning effectively. The end result is and gives me an opportunily to see keep our packing to a mioinuim Music ley Association for Retarded and Handicapped almost impossible,” she said treadmill more than 15 minutes care of this newspaper, P.O. Box new places and meet new people "I do most of my shopping sponsoring horse show, at the Polo Grounds on while gobbling down a spinach difficulty in exchanging gases, partic­ before getting tired. Health 1551, Radio City Station, New York, ularly oxygen and carbon dioxide "More and more films are being :ibroad — f;ir more than I do licrc Town Farm Road, Saturday and Sunday,8a.m.to salad before dashing off to catch I walk three to four miles at a brisk NY 10019. across the lung membrane. This is shot on location because it is less at home I love going lo foreign 5 p.m. $6 per family and $3 for single person. a Broadway matinee. Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester: Final pace alx days a week. But I am in Lawrence DEAR DR. LAMB — My sister, 80, why your sister is short of breath. expensive than renting sound boull(|iies. program of season, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with the (678-1878.) Miss Redgrave, who lives St. John's Church, East Hartford: Annual doubt as to how often and how long to Lamb, M.D. has pulmonary fibrosis. She had bron­ Frequently there is no cough. stages and dealing with the unions. "I don't mi.ss Idiving a large 76th Division U.S. Army Reserve Band, ot the outside Los Wngeles. was in New walk on the treadmill to get the chitis in her youth, but has had none This condition can be caused by a " I t ’s really not necessary for me shell on the campus of Manchester Community Market Square, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. York for two weeks to shoot 20 choice of dot lies on location. Booths, games, homebaked goods. Refresh­ Actress Lynn Redgrave, who says there’s no such thing equivalent or that amount of walking. for years. She doesn’t have the slight­ number of diseases, including toxins, to live in Hollywood. I could live During Ihe day I'm always in College, 60 Bldwell St. Admission Is free. shows ^ r toe series. Please send me your Health Letter ments, tea cup auction, at the church. Main Street est cough, but is very short of breath. radiation and infections. In many cas­ anywhere. Mike has an office here wardrolx* ;inyliow I’m a creature Center Church, Hartford: Wednesday noon She said^he fii^ as a diet she hasn’t tried, will be talking about how she on that subject. I would hate to think and Burnside Avenue. Oxygen helps to keep her comfort­ es the cause is not found. If a cause is but as a producer and manager he of habit. I have a tendency to wear repertory with Allan Conway, pianist, at noon overeat wheiKjljp'^s 13 or 14 lost her 'Georgy Girl’ girth on a new series on Lifetime that I have a treadmill that I can’t well into your walk. If your rate on K of C Ballroom, Milford: Photo-Expo — 1, able. The pulmonary fibrosis is found and can be treated successfully, can work wherever there is a the same things that I really like. Wednesday at the church, 60 Gold St. Call betoreS years old. cable network. use because it isn’t the equivalent of the treadmill is much faster than progressive, very noticeably so in the the outlook is good. If not, supportive telephone.” p.m. Tuesday It making lunch reservations at $3 Sunday from 9a.m. to 4:30p.m. In the ballroom on “I became overweight when I Post Rood. $2.50. Food concessions, sale and walking. your walking rate, you will need to last three years. Is there anything we therapy, particularly oxygen, is the The Viners are dog lovers with "Usually I pack only two or three or bring own lunch without reservations tor was 15 or 16. I have a lifelong really like "Georgy Girl,'” it because they’re where I actu­ DEAR READER — Exercise is walk on your treadmill for a lot can do to make her comfortable best treatment. In some cases, cor­ three golden retrievers who spend different oiilfils that I wear in coffee or tea and program at $1.50. (249-5631.) display of antique, rare and classic cameras, weight problem. If I eat what equipment and photo-related memorabilia. (878- drove me crazy. ally make my living. exercise, and if you use enough calo­ shorter period of time than you would besides giving her oxygen? ticosteroids help; in many others, they most of their time in Beverly Hills rotation for a iiiimber of weeks, Von der Mehden Halt, Storrs: A faculty recital 0156.) people consider a normal diet, I " I should have felt good, it "I like any job where I don't ries while doing it, you can at least spend walking. do not. The disease is not contagious, or on the Vermont farm. A tiny alternating while one is in the ot Czechoslovakian songs, Monday at 8 :15 p.m. gain weight very rapidly. expect it to help you avoid or elimi­ I am ending you The Health Letter Town Green, Trumbull: Arts Festival, a was a compliment. But it was feel like I ’m doing something DEAR READER — In pulmonary but it is usually progressive. Yorkshire terrier and an even cleaners. In the hall on campus ot the University of "Of course, I was also over­ too painful. idiotic.” nate excess body fat. Connecticut. (486-2106.) multi-media event, Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. eating. I knew it was self­ In case ot rain the festival will be In Trumbull "Now, instead of being a fat There is no way I can tell you Civic Center, Hartford: Bruce Springsteen in destructive, but I did it.” person struggling with diets. She said she once read a exactly how your traadmill compares concert, 8 p.m. at the center In downtown High School, Strobel Road. Admission free. (261-3631.) Miss Redgrave said she I ’m a thin person with a weight review of a performance in to your walking. There are great dif­ Hartford. (727-8080.) wasn’t the only one in her royal probiem. So I have more which the critic wrote that the ferences in treadmills, and even in family of actors who had a perspective. I think it’s lovely actress had wrestled her two different bicycle ergometers. A weight problem. when people compliment me for scenes to the ground, but the treadmill could be motor-driven, set "My sister (Vanessa) used to the part.” play still stunk. at a speed comparable to walking, be chubby, but she smokes lik^a Besides her many movie and "I like that image, wrestling a and have no incline. That would mean chimney.” theatrical credits. Miss Red­ scene to the ground. you could walk on such a device the S “Every time I have to do a same length of time it takes you to Lectures grave has done much television walk. SHE SAID for years after she work, including the series scene that’s not so good — and SUMMER DNNG (HTT played a chubby ugly duckling on television that happens quite But most treadmills do not work "House Calls” on CBS with that way. Many have a slight incline; Et Cetera in the movie "Georgy Girl,” a Wayne Rogers and “ Not for often — I try to wrestle it to the role for which she won the New ground. the steeper the incline, the more work YMCA, Vernon; Free lectures on cardiovascU^ Women Only” with Dr. Frank you have to do per minute. Some are York Film Critics best actress Field on NBC. "There is a pleasure in trying lor health, tonight and each Friday through Dec. not motor-driven, which means you Newgate Prison, East Granby: special 18th award in a tie with Elizabeth to make a truly horrible scene century military program featuring Enfield 21, at the Y, 375 Hartford Turnpike, 7 p.m. have to work harder to make the belt; (872-7329.) Taylor, she dreaded it when " I F I HAD to give up one of look not so bad. It’s a different company ot mlnutemen, Sunday from 10a.m. to 4 people complimented her on the and the motor-driven ones can be set Holland Brook Center, Glastonbury: Free the medium, I really would feel sort of satisfaction but a great at different speeds. But that does not f e a t u r i n g t h is w e e k . E p.m., at the prison on New Gate Road. (566-3005.) film. deprived without the stage,” deal of an actor’s life is FINE GUIDE Town Green, Sutlleld: Oktoberfest, sponsored slide-lecture on "New England's Reptiles and "If someone would come up to mean these are not good exercise. Amphibians," today at 8:30 p.m., at the center, she said, "although I wouldn’t wrestling a scene to the ground. When used properly, they can be very by Jaycees, opens today, 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.; me in a restaurant and say, 'I “It takes know-how.” Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 1361 Main St. (633-8402.) want to be cut out of the others. good. TO 5 p.m., on the green with craft fair Saturday and Your best guide will be your heart Sunday on the Hathewav grounds. (745-7970.) rate. Check your rate when you are Mary Cheney Library, Manchester: Annual SUMMER DINING book sale, sponsored by Manchester Public About Town Libraries and Manchester Friends of the Library, P Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., ot Mary Cheney on Thoughts Main Street. Calling all chairmen ^sIcincleF Ostomy group meeting history interviewers will be held at 10 a.m ., led by Fairgrounds, West Springfield: Eastern States "Getting Your Message Across,” a workshop for Mrs. Elaine Romeo, registered nurse. Manchester Area Ostomy Association will meet Exposition opens Wednesday and continues volunteers will be trained in all areas of a After discussing breaking DAVIS FAMILY through Sept. 23 ot the fairgrounds, 1305 publicity chairmen, will take place Sept. 18 from 9:30 Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room C at TOLLAND TURNPIKE EXIT 94 ON l-O e to 11:30 a.m. at the YWCA on North Main Street. bloodmbile, registration, taking temperatures as ground, planting, and nurturing BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE Memorial Ave., West Springfield, Mass. (413-737- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Haynes Street. donor aides and others, at 1 p.m. seeds during this week, we come W O O D B R ID gE MANCHESTER BIG E). The workshop, led by Manchester Herald focus The program will be "Welcome New Members.” 643-9529 Coupons Not Good w/These Specials editor Adele Angle, will explore writing news To register, or for more information, call the Red today to look at the harvest. Unless Lighthouse Point Park, New Haven: Odyssey Anyone having a colostomy, ileostomy, or urinary Cross office, 643-5111. Class sizes will be limited and bad fortune has struck, harvesting '84 Greek Festival at the park, Morris Cove, releases, working with the Herald photographer, and ostomy, and their families, as well as the general •Weekend Specials* coming up with feature story ideas. on a first-come’ first-served basis for the first aid and is a very exciting time for the The One and Only Scenic Dining in through Sunday, 11 d.m. to 11 p.m. (795-1347 ) public, is invited to attend. For more information call CPR. farmer. M anchester Veterans Park, Norwalk: 7th annual oyster The workshop is free for YWCA members and $1 for Anne McNeill, 649-6076 or 646-4572. Fresh Baby Bay Scallops...... <6.49 non-members. Call the YWCA at 647-1437 to register. After months of worry and hard festival. In the park In East Norwalk, today until work and financial expense, the Delicious Luncheons Our Specialties Include Chicken Parmesan...... <5.49 10 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, Auxiliary having sales Red Cross offers course farm er can finally see and touch 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission $1. (838-9444.) the concrete results of his labor. He Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Seafood — Poultry London Broil w/Mushroom Sauce 6.49 Franklin Avenue, Hartford: Festa Itallana, Connecticut Valley East Branch, American Red Pathfinders breakfast The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW Post 2046 will can take stock of what he has, Quiet Dining — Relaxing today through Sunday on Franklin Ave., featur­ sponsor a tag and bake sale Sept. 15 from 10 a m to 4 Cross, 20 Hartford Road, is beginning its fall series of determine his gains and losses, Steak Dishes Baby Beef Liver w/Bacon or Onion <4.49 ing food and entertainment. (666-5646.) instruction courses in first aid and CPR. p.m. at the Post Home, 608 E. Center St. The Pathfinders Club at 102 Norman St. is startin* and learn what could be done Join your friends at tlie Woodbridfie "If you Hvi>r, atul tried the real On the Green, New Haven: Bed race from Members are asked to bring all tag sale items early A standard first aid course will begin on Sept. 10 and differently or the same for the best Luau Dinners /Voii’ Try the HeatT Temple Street, Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3 p m so they can be priced. Members are also asked to run for seven weeks on Monday evenings. Standard SundaJI**^^ " '‘"'ning breakfast program beginning results in the future. 305 S. Main St., Maticliester (562-1)21.) ■ Caldor Plan Exit 93 oH 1-06 0 4 9 -^ 7 contribute baked goods for the sale. first aid in the multimedia system is being offered on The breakfast will be held the second Sunday of When planting seeds of faith, the 646-0103 M an*d 24’ ^ Wednesday. Oct. each month. Breakfast will be a choice of french toast “harvest” is also an exciting time, FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE or eggs with sausage, toast, orange juice and coffee however, the rewards of ministry Instruction in CPR is scheduled for Sept. 11, 13, and There will be a meeting following the breakfast with are not always as concrete as the AND AMERICAN CUISINE Cinema 18 and also on Saturdays, Oct. 13 and 20. Alconolics Anonymous snd AKonon sposkors harvest of the crops. The rewards Training sessions for volunteer workers in Breakfast will be served from 30 a.m to 10 a nv actually take many different ENJOY VOUR community bloodmobiles will, be held Tuesday at the forms and are recognized and Hartford The meeting is from 10 to 11 a.m ' . OPEN M O N showtimes. Red Cross office. Training for volunteer nurses The charge: adults: $2.50; children 12 to 16, $1 and valued differently by different Fri. & Sqt. Night Specials FAVORITE BEVERAGE CItv — Les Comoeres (PG) FrI and Sat midnight. — The Song registered and licenced practical nurses, as health people. THUftS n am I Polynesian FrI 7:»,»;5S; Sot 2:30,4:20,6:15,9:5S: Vernon children under 12. free. am FRI AND IN OUR COCKTAIL Cine 1 B 2 — Gremlins (PG) FrI 7, Remains the Same (PG) FrI and Sat Sun 2:30,4:30, 7:50,9:55. — L Aoe D Or Sometimes we “harvest" a SAt 11 om-2 FH j ’10.’ Sat4:3S,B:10wlth FelllnI sSVi 9:05; Sot2,7,9:05; Sun2,4:15,7,9:05.— willlinantlc personal inner strength or a deeper LOUNGE Chinese FrI 9:20; Sat 2:45,5:45, 9:20. — The Bio Indiana Jones ond the Temple of Doom om SUNDAY 11 . Jbjton Square Cinema — Call sense of relationship with God. Bay Scallop Casserole .. <6.95 Chill (R) Sun 2:45, 7 with Against All (PG) Frl7:15,9:30;Sot1:30,7:15,9:30; theater for schedule. Adolf Hitler wrote "Mein om-10 pm American Odds (R) Sun 4:40, 9. - Gabriela (R Sun 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. Windsor Othertimes we find our rewards in cmYouTORms West Hartford Kampf” in Landsberg Prison in FrI 7:30,9:50; Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7:30 Plaia — Cloak B Dogger (PG) Fri Osso Buco...... <6.25 leriSSler 9:50. — M y Best Friend's Girl FrI 7:40, Elm 1 B 2 — Gremlins (PG) FrI 7, 1923 after he was jailed for leading our relationships with other people ILSOimUBU 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30 — and Sat 7:15, 9:10; Son 7:15. the Munich Beer Hall Putsch. EBRON and a "thank you" from another mSTAUFRANT Cocktail Lounge 9:45; Sot and Sun 2:15, 4:35, 7:40, 9:45. Drive-Ins rot YOU LOUMAfl , T Terms of Endearment Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom person or evidence of another Stuffed Filet of Sole ...... <5.95 (PG ) FrI and Sat 7:30 with This Is (PG) FrI 7,9 :» ; Sat and Sun 2,4:30, 7, 9:30. with Naflo^npl Lampoon's Animal Sponsored by ARVEST person’s growth in faith can be m n r m i Spinal Tap (R) FrI and Sat 9:45. — El House (R) Frl-Sun 9:30 with The Blues Narf# (R) Sun 7:30. The Movies — Revenge of the Nerds Brothers (R) Frl-Sun 11. Hebron worth fortunes. (R) Frl-Sun 12:25,2:40,4:50,7:30,9:45. Veal & Peppers...... <5.95 Showcoso Clnemcn — Bolero FrI l, Manchester - Worriors ot the lions’ Club FAIR Another aspect of the harvest is, CaU 643-8028 7:40,10,12; Sat 1,3,5,7:40,10,12; Sun 1, — The Philadelphia Experiment (PG) Wasteland (R) Frl-Sun 7:30wlth Blood- 3, S, 7:40, to. — The Woman In Red Frl-Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:20, 9:35. — SHOMCASE like the farmer, we may have our 170 TOLLIND TPKE. (PG13) FrI 1:30, 7:30, 9:40, 11:35; Sat The Karate Kid (PG) Frl-Sun 12, 2:20, Day ("r ) l'o-4s'” Mother's "good seasons” and our “bad la Strada Restaurant 7 4:35,7,9:25.— The Exorcist (R) FrI and HARTFORD Presents Outstanding Attractions 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:40, 11:35; Sun Mansfield — Call theater tor seasons." Sometimes it may seem 471 Hartford Rd. 643-616 MANCHESTER 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:40. — FlaShooInt Sat 11:45. — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) schedule. The Dynamic Sounds of (R ) FrI 1:15, 7:30,9:30, 11:30; Sat 1:15, JNTietrATEMEKITSe like we’re spending a great deal of M-Th 5:30-10, F 8 8 IN 11. Sun III 9 6 4 3 -9 5 2 9 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1:15 MMiM*I$2JK>-nRnAMHNUONSIOWOMy L energy planting seeds with very 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30. - Ghostbusters DONNA FARGO a little return, while at othertimes, a IP G ) Fr11:45,7:15,9:40,11:45;Sat1:45; ' TI m HcgpMit Girl in D m Wholt USA" 4:15, 7:15, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 1:45, 4:15! FLASHPOINT small forgotten seed will bring 7:15, 9:40. — Tightrope (R) FrI 1:45, 1:15-7:30-9:30-11:30 IS SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. and 6:30 P M forth great amounts of fruit. 7:15, 9:20, 12; Sot 1:45, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 ALSO 12; Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50. — Purple We also have to realize that we Roln (R) FrI 7:40,10,12:10; Sot 1,3 : V ild flO S ' BOLERO don't always see the fruits of our 5:20, 7:40, 10, 12:10; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:20, 1:00-7:40-10:00-12:00 r » ^ The Blue Ridge own labor, but by the same token, Dine 7:40, 10. — Oxford Blues (PGI3) Fr11, * IhB BIub WdqB Band • Sqt. 3 [S i. fc a we may benefit from the harvest 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sat 1, 3, 5, 7:20, 9:30 pg \ N M.,’( ) 11:30; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:20, 9:30. — Red OXFORD BLUESI ISI that was planted by somebody With Ls Down (PG13) Fr11:30,7:30,9:50,12; Sat 1:00-7:20-9:30-11:30 else. H O U SE OF CHUNG 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50, 12; Sun 1:30,4:30, J\estaurant Frldof^lTO p 7:30,9:50. REDDAWN Fsna The important lesson to re­ Featuring authentic Polynesian Maactwster f» iv ° ''n '‘or,'iTho‘w"'* i i member is that we need to continue UA TlMaters Bast — The Karate Kid 1:30-7:30-9:50-12:00 Sundoy: Oxen Pull______m S a S ’ to plant and let the harvest come and (Mnioneae Specialties I !' ■ l.iiir.iiii (PG ) FrI 7:15,9:40; Sdt and Sun2,4:30, 7:15,9:40, — The Philadelphia Experi­ Beginning this Sunday TH* WOMAN IN S ID E n * SPECIAL * UIMBERIMN SHOW------1 ' when it is ready, and be willing to I \ ori( inayKs ment (PG) Frl7:20,9:20; Sat and Sun 2, [ Sat. 2:00, 5.00 & 7:00 p.m. Sun. 2:00, 5:00 B 7:30 n m I accept it in the form in which it Baked Stuffed Shefli...... *6.25 4,6, S, 10. — Revenge of the Nerds (R) Piano’s Restaurant and & Cocktail lounge ' 1:30-7:30-0:40-11:35 comes. FrI 7:40,9:35; Sat and Sun 2:10,4,5:45, Olio B u (» ...... *5.50 7:40,9:35. — Pink Flovd: The W all ( R) will be open every Sunday for your dining PURPLE RAIN m Baked Scrod «6.95 FrI and Sot midnight. — The Rocky Kay A. Sabin ft ^ 'U % Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sot p le a s u re . 1:00-7:40-10:00-12:10 SEPTEM BER 7TH - 9TH Emanuel Lutheran Church Tenderloin TIpi *0.95 midnight. — Tommy IPG ) FrI and Sot midnight. Noon ’til 9 p.m. T IG H T R O P E m Admitilon; 13.00 Smlor Gltlzmi: 12.00 Chlldrm undir 12 Frn 363 BROAD ST. Filet Mlgnon »7.95 Mansfield - FREE PARKING - Tronslux Cellege Twin — Purple 1:45-7:l5-g:50-12JW Manchaatar Rain (R) FrI 7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2:30, Route 6, Bolton (44A) GATES OPEN: Thurs. & Fri. 6 pm; Sat. 9 am; Sun. 11 am Hell's Canyon, on the Snake Luncheon Buffet Begins Tuesday. Sept 11th (Program aublect to change without notice) • 4 9 - 4 9 S S 4:45,7,9:15. — Under Fire (R) FrI 7; Sat 6 4 3 -2 3 4 2 GHOSTBUSTERS m River at the Idaho-Oregon border, 2 :» , 7 tidth Missing (R) FrI 9:30; Sot 5, DIRECTIONS: Lion’s Fairground, Routo 89, Hobron, CT 331 Cwiter StTMt 647-»ei5* 9:30. Call theater for Sunday ^ 1:45-7:15-9:40-11:45 ^ at 7,900 feet, is the deepest gorge in the country. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERAl-D, Fridiiv, Sopt 7, 1984 - 15 O c > Area towns Judge won’t admit evidence Andover that Aiiion heid his parents SPORTS B o lt o n / Coventry By James V. Healion lenged the introduction of the Hadden noted the introduction of United Press International maid’s security testimony on rele­ the maid's testimony "wasn't even Major League baseball roundup vance. “ There may have been objected to” at Aillon's retrial in NEW HAVEN - A judge has something else happening at that 1979. He had initially been con­ denied the state's request to admit time,” Rosenthal said, implying victed in 1973 and sentenced to 75 Coventry wants more input evidence suggesting Guillermo the Montanos may have had a fear years. He was tried a second time Aillon's estranged wife and her of burglars or prowlers. because the first judge erred in parents were virtual prisoners in “ If they go into a barricade talking privately to a juror during Chicago looking to become ‘First City’ their home days before they were concept it's relevant to their fear of deliberations. The retrial jury on proposai for youth center stabbed to death 12 years ago. the defendant,” State’s Attorney deadlocked. By Fred McAAane The Cubs increased their lead in Judge William L. Hadden ruled Arnold Markle argued in the Markle also asked Mrs. Lilly if very proud.” last three outs to register his 30th his 39th save by pitching the ninth Braves 3, Dodgers 2 UPI Sports Writer the National League East to seven Thursday the evidence, which was absence of the Superior Court jury. she noticed any marks on the The Cubs won their game save. Rich Schu homered for the Phil­ Bv Tracy L. Geoohegan cents,” Cleary said. youth center. games over the Mets Thursday lies. At Los Angeles. Kandy Johnson admitted at Aillon’s two previous It was precisely this point that staircase wall in the Montano Thursday night when Bob Dernier "W e were fortunate to win the Herald Reporter Coventry will apply to the state “ Coventry kids run away, get Throughout history Chicago has night by defeating the Montreal * led off the 18th inning with a solo trials, was inadmissable. Ruth Judge William L. Hadden Jr. found home which she cleaned twice a led off the eighth inning with a game because Charlie Lea is one of Department of Housing for a pregnant, drink alcohol, use drugs, been known as the "Second City.” Expos 4-1 while New York was homer early Friday morning to Lilly, a maid for the victims, was unacceptable. He said if it were week and she said she did not. This triple off Charlie Lea, 15-10, and the best, right-handers in base­ Reds 10, Padres 3 COVENTRY - Coventry offi­ two-year grant of as much as $1 break the law and have problems always playing the supporting losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. give the Rraves the marathon blocked from testifying about introduced it might lead the jury to was an allusion to a hole made in scored the tie- breaking run on ball," said Dernier. “We are cials arc seeking more input from million through the federal Small at home,” said Dorothy Grady, actor to New York's leading man. At San Diego, rookie Eric Davis triumph. Johnson's fourth homer security changes imposed at the believe, “ They must have b ^ n the wall by an instrument with a Chicago and New York begin a Ryne Sandberg's sacrifice fly. It having a good road trip and this citizens on their proposal to build a Cities Program for communities human services administrator. “ It Even in 1969 when the Chicago hit his fifth homer in four games of the season came off l.arry house on Aug. 9. scared to death because of this serrated edge, believed to be the three-game series at New York was Chicago's ninth victory in its momentum is going to carry us youth center with some of the with fewer than 50.000 residents. is about time we begin to seriously Cubs gave their fans something to and Joe Price and Bob Owchinko White. 0-1. Fernando Valenzuela defendant and look what happened murder weapon. tonight, with the Mets needing at last 11 games. right into New York." Pirates 2, federal community development The town must compete against address the issue.” cheer about for the first lime in combined on a seven- hitter to lead pitehed the first in innings for Los W ealthy lum ber dealer J. to them.” Aillon was stopped by police at least two victories to retain any The Cubs added two runs in the Mets 0 funds available to the town. 68 other Connecticut towns for the nearly a quarter-century. New hope of overhauling the Cubs. the Reds. Davis became the first Angeles while Riek Mahler went George Montano, 49, and his wife, He ruled Mrs. Lilly would be able about 1 a.m. on Aug. 14, 1972 near ninth with the aid of a throwing At Pittsburgh, Jason Thompson Acting Town Manager Michael $9.7 million that is available for GRADY CITED SEVERAL IN­ York spoiled the fun. The Mets won " I think we have to do to them Cincinnati player to homer in four the first It for Atlanta. Bernice, 46, ordered Mrs. Lilly to to tell the jury about the security the Montano home because of a error by shortstop Ai'feenls Sa­ smashed a two-run homer and Cleary said Wednesday the Sept, 21 small cities through the Depart­ STANCES in which teens were the National League pennant (and what they did to us last time we successive games since George Only a eonple of hundred fans keep the windows and doors measures in force on Aug. 9, but defective muffler and given a lazar. Singles by Keith Morel^hd..^ Rick Rhoden, and Rod Scurry deadline for submitting applica­ ment of Housing. The total in­ forced to seek help in other towns subsequently the World Series) Foster did it in 1978. Wayne from a crowd of 28.161 were left in locked, and to be careful answer­ cautioned Markle not to ask her if verbal warning. He was also played,” said Mets’ manager pinch hitter Dave Lopes and Jody 'combined on a five- hitter to lift the tions for the competitive grants is cludes a $500,000 fund reserved for because Coventry did not offer that year, sweeping the Cubs in a Davey Johnson, referring to the Krenchicki also homered for the the stands l>y the end of the game, ing the door and telephone. they were a departure from the stopped a few minutes later as Davis loaded the bases. With two Pirates. Thomp.son followed a approaching quickly. emergency uses such as decon­ programs to meet their needs. crucial late-season series that series at Wrigley Field early last Reds and ‘piteher Eric Show which look five hoors and Iwii Aillon had threatened to kill his ordinary.' police tried to track a burglary out. Dernier hit a grounder to single and stolen base by Lee Lacy He said anyone who wants to tamination of polluted drinking A letter from Police Cheif Frank proved to be the turning point of the month when the Cubs swept four homered for San Diego. minutes to eoniplete estranged wife, Barbara Montano "A changed practice-that's the suspect. Salazar, who threw wildly past with his 16th home run with one out contribute data about the need for water. Trzaskos said minors committed stretch drive in the NL East. games from the Mets. Aillon, 26, and to take their evil I think they have no right to They said they saw a bloody first base allowing two runs to in the third off starter Calvin a multi-use facility for teenagers 140 acts of vandalism and 31 acts of After many of years of playing "But I'm proud of these guys. We 7-month-old daughter, Catherine bring out,” Hadden said in ruling knife in is car with a serrated edge. score. Schiraldi, 0-1. Astros 14, Giants 2 White Sox 7, A s 3 must get it to him by Sept 17 so it CLEARY SAID THE TOWN'S criminal mischief last year, and second fiddle, it now looks as if have a young (pitching) staff Victoria, to his native Bolivia, for the defense. He suggested he They let Aillon go after question­ George Frazier, S-2, pitched two At San Francisco, Craig Rey­ - At Chicago, (e well in East Windsor with EDB, or Senior Kris Craft, a four-year member of the Manchester 16 South Windsor H, 19Fermi H. we didn't get much publicity, but Giants and Green Bay at the I,os rience and leadership hack there, ' 297 E. Center St. the scouts knew who I was." ethelyene dibromide, levels above 23 Rockville H. 29 East Catholic Angeles Raiders. Washington said Seahawks general manager FLEAS High girls’ soccer team, is expected to supply some of the So, soon, shall all the defensive what the state considers safe. , BROUGHT HOME BY A 3 p.m., 31 Glastonbury H 3 plays in San Franci.sco Monday Mike McCormack "Just by his Highland Park Market offense during the upcoming 1984 season. backs in the NFL. Peter D. Galbraith, director of YOUR DOG OR CAT Cardinal Buick, Inc. p.m. Games not noted 3;'30 p.m. night. presence on the foolhall field, he'll preventable diseases for the state Fleas are more than a nuisance they "Louis is similar to Lynn in Franco Harris, whose arrival be helping the olfensive linemen " can infect your lov^d ones Flea biles 317 Highland St. Department of Health Services, may produce smari red spots that itcb 81 Adams St. advised residents to use other They are also carriers of disease The Bliss odorless 7 water for drinking and cooking. me'lhod is guaranteed to complelely eliminate fleas Westown Pharmacy It is a guarantee backed by our lO t year reputation EDB, used until last year to for reliability • DiRosa Cleaners protect the state’s tobacco crop 455 Hartford Rd. Phantom ‘Gastineau Rule’ Is a football farce from rootworms, is known to cause PHONE TODAY 049-9240 299 W. Middle Turnpike Hypothetical situation: N F L playoffs, teams A and cancer in laboratory rats. unsportsmanlike conduct penalty will be asse.ssed B clash in a division^title gam^. There is h minute left the big word here is IF could .severely oiler the Or at the Herald Office against "any prolonged, excessive or premeditated game. Football is o game of ullimute emotion There F^rARdSHroiee; in the game, with the B's leading by a touchdown and celebration by players or groups of players ' Anna Symmes Harrison, wife of the A's driving deep into B territory. After starting is no place for methodical robots. e.spe< iolly on the pro What this item means, in effect, is players can no level. President William Henry Harri­ TERUmECONT^l with a first down from the 11-yard line, it takes the A's Bob Papetti longer display emotions on the field. The rule’s true I.,uckily, it appr-ars that this controversy will just tie son, had 10 children — six boys and THE OLDEST A»<0 LARGEST IN CONN three downs to advance to the 2-yard line. Adrenalin is purpose is simply to just chill-out the theatrically four girls. pumping and emotions are running high. The roar of a phantom rule. After watching ports of five goirie.s overstated antics of New York Jets' defensive end and highlights of most of the other affairs of fiMilhall's the B’s home crowd is overpowering. Herald Sports Writer Mark Gastineau. The highly publicized sack dance With a fourth-and-one situation (and two yards from opening week, there were .several incidents that were NOTHING TO BUY - Everyone can play performed by Gastineau after each of his quarterback obvious infractions, but that were ignored by offir-jals the goal line), A-Team fullback Mr. T. attempts to tackles has riled up opposing players and incited one Who didn't .see high fives and spikes after every Bottrs Fruit Farm bulldoze into the end zone but is stopped cold at the line brawl in a game against the Los Angeles Rams last 260 Bush Hill Road of scrimmage by B team defensive end Mark Obnoxio. touchdown or big play'* Ah, hut that's legal, season Gastineau's dance is embraced by New York supposedly. O k., hut what constitutes "prolonged or Manchester Jubilant B team defenders openly congratulate each fans but is by now about as exciting to the rest of the other on the goal line stand as an elated Obnoxio excessive"? Two high fives'* Four"* A ta hind the hack ___ 646-4810 referees limb from limb, the A team sneaks over the football world as an overtold elephant joke EVERY DAY IS A COMPLETE CAMF jumps up and down, waving his fists at the fans. Time spike is allowed, but what atiout a slarn dunk over thi- line with what would've been the game-tying TD. It's Nevertheless, it's his scene, and his freedom lo goal post? OPEN: SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK 9-6 P.M. runs out, the game is over and the B's are in the Super all academic, though, when the B's are eventually express himself shouldn't be denied. Bowl. fo r c ^ to forfeit the championship because of the If the N F L had its way, the mischievious outburst of But wait a minute... what's that yellow flag doing on As for "prem eaitalea , Hutch Johnson formerly of But the same card may be used for the entire week — Monday ensuing riot of outraged fans. overgrown gremlin Gastineau would be reduced to the Dallas and now a Denver Bronco, ■was one of the main the field? Say what? The B team is assessed a penalty Think this scenario could never happen? You’re timid chirp of a Mug Wy. Native juicy peaches, pears, for "excessive and prolonged celebration." The clock perpetraters of the planned celebration His famous through Saturday — So Do Not Cross Off Numbers! right, no ref < ^ ld ever be so crazy. Then again, it's Football players, like any professional athletes, are is turned back, the ball is spotted halfway to the goal “California Quake" was another act that ha.s been hard to imagine a more ridiculous rule in the N FL entertainers. Their basic purpose is to win, but just as line and the A team is awarded a first down. As a outlawed by the Gastineau rule, hut did anyone who apples and apple cider than the newly enstated .(though hardly enforced) important in this era of big- business sports is the . ______First Week’s Card (September 10-15) Is Blue screaming throng of drunk and homicidal patrons saw Johnson's touchdown last week actually think his "Gastineau rule." "show " itself, and the fan getting his money's worth overrun the playing field and literally tear the post-score, knee-knocking, leg-quivering shuffle was Under this little gem of idiocy, a five-yard A restraint like the Gastineau rule, if enforced — and spontaneous? 16 - MANCHESTER HF.RALD, Friday, Sept. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 7. 1984 - 17 Sweden upsets Canada Team USA trips Czechs Sports In Brief MpEnroe, Connors in Open semis BUFFALO. N.Y. (UPI) - Brian akian goaltender Dominik Hasek stopped 32 shots. The Buffalo at 13:42 with Bob Carpenter and Ed Sabres goalie admitted the Cze­ Midget football collection VANCOUVER, British Co­ has Sweden been taunted as check before giving him a rap ^wton figures the strong check­ By Martin Lader Olezyk assisting on the play. choslovakian team hasn’t im ­ . face McEnroe in the semis on Saturday. The other The big crowd of 18,863 at the National Tennis lumbia (U PI) — Team Sweden chickens? with his stick. ing against the Czechoslovakians ' Annual Manchester Midget Football collection UPI Sports Writer A wave of blue and yellow lifted Team USA to its 3-2 victory. "It seemed like we were really pressed him. semifinal will pair Ivan Lendl and Pat Cash. Center took its cue and did its job on McEnroe. taught their hosts a valuable "They stood up to us and they drive will be held Saturday morning starting at 10 McEnroe, a New Yorker, would say “ quiet please,” jerseys vaulted the Swedish "It seemed they were coming at struggling," he said when describ­ "They haven’t shown me much The women’s semifinals were to be decided today le.sson Thursday night: 'You beat us. You had to know they 0 clock. Players will be in their practice shirts NEW YO RK — No one really expected it to last. and some of the people would call back “ crybaby.” bench to aid Gustavsson who about 700 miles an hour," Lawton ing his first goal, “ but when the whole tournament as far as with defending champion Martina Navratilova taking can batter us, but you can't beat would come out and be as tough and the girls in cheerleader sweaters as they go John McEnroe with a big smile and a good boy After the first game of the third set, McEnroe quickly had his hands full with a said. “ Coach (Bob) Johnson told us Carpenter got a nice pass back to their play,” he said. ‘‘They’re a on Wendy Turnbull at 11 a.m. EDT, followed by Chris us.' as we were because they, had around looking for donations. image just didn’t jibe with the talented youngster who number of Canadian players. to try to veer them out a bit and get Housley and it just came down I very capaUe team, but when they Evert Lloyd against Cariing Bassett. screamed "shut up” at the crowd, and when he "They came here with some­ something to prove. get down thiy-Iosetheir confidence Proceeds go to Manchester Midget Football. screamed, scratched and clawed his way to the very McEnroe’s troubles started early when he fell hard appealed to Slye, the umpire responded, ” I already thing to prove," said Mike a better piece of them. We were was lucky enough to pick it out of "They weren’t about to back A tough Swedish defense was and don’t play as well, you could top. on the third point, landing on his arm, and he seemed told them to be quiet.” To which McEnroe asked, Bossy — one of the few Team down tonight. They weren’t backstopped by a solid goal­ forechecking hard, we weren’t the air.” see it tonight in the second period.” McEnroe felt constrained, fighting himself as well to be favoring his left wrist and elbow for the “ Does that mean you shouldn’t do it anymore?” Canada players who talked to going to fight, but they were tending performance from Pe­ backing off and we really turned Both goals for Czechoslavakia UConn sets hoop slate Team USA opened the scoring in as his opponent, and the crowds were uncomfortable remainder of the set. He also alluded later to some McEnroe went on to break service in the seventh more than 7.'5 reporters in a going to get up everytime ter Lindmark, who blocked 29 things around." were scored by Vincent Lukac. His the first period with their first shot STORRS — University of Connecticut men's when they were left with little excuse to taunt or tease stomach problem. “ and ninth games, sandwiched around a M ayer break deserted dressing room — after someone knocked them down.” shots as Sweden collected its Lawton’s two second-period second came on a breakaway after on goal when Neal Broten beat basketball team will play a 27-game schedule in him. His biggest altercation with an official since his in the eighth, to complete the victory in 2 hours and 9 Sweden downed listless Team Sweden demonstrated its first win of the tournament. goals powered Team USA to U.S. defensemen Rod Langway Hasek at 5:15. Lukac fired a , 1984-85, highlighted by eight home games at the Normalcy finally prevailed Thursday night. The old character reformation earlier this summer occurred minutes. Canada 4-2. mettle late in the second period "That was our plan tonight. victory Thursday night in the and Tom Hirsch were trapped at screened 38-foot slap shot past Hartford Civic Center. John McEnroe was back in fuil view, cussing the in the third game of the second set. McEnroe thought "M y concentration level’s bad,” McEnroe said of The New York Islanders star when a bench-clearing fracas To stand them upon the blueline second round of the Canada Cup the blueline. Lukac’s high drive went over the shoulder of goal- Barrasso at 13:36 for the equalizer. The Huskies will play 18 home dates, eight in officials and fighting with the noisy, jubiiant his serve was out, and he didn’t even bother to go for his original run-in with Slye following the disputed said Team Sweden showed broke out after Bengt-Ake Gus- like we did with the Russians,” hockey tournament. spectators. He deflected in a slap shot by tender Tom Barrasso on the glove Lawton and Broten, who scored , .Hartford, nine (including an exhibition game) in M ayer’s routine return. serve. “ I should have just been able to ignore that, but "they're not gutless wimps and tavvson dropped Wayne said Thomas Gradin, a Team It was vintage McEnroe as he told umpire Ken Slye, Phil Housley from the right point side at 15:47. Team USA’s goals, both play for Storrs and one at the New Haven Coliseum, Slye allowed the point, contending that the electric a couple of times I got a little angry about that. thev can play it tough. How long Gretzky in the corner with a stiff Sweden center “ You already proved how bad you are,” and then at 5:52, and later beat Czechoslov­ Barrasso. the gam e’s MVP, the Minnesota North Stars. UConn launches its regular season on Wednes­ eye didn't indicate a fault, and even Mayer came to “ I just didn’t feel that well today, really.” day, Nov. 28, against Minnesota in Minneapolis. received a code violation warning after saying to Slye, McEnroe’s defense, saying to the umpire, “ The ball Connors, following a tentative start, swept the last The 17 regular season home dates is the highest “ Who do you think you are up there, God almighty.” was a foot and a half out and you’re telling us that the nine games from Lloyd and 12 of the last 13. This is a number of home gamesin a single season in the In the end, despite a sluggish start and what he machine doesn’t malfunction. You should do record 11th consecutive year he has gained the history of Connecticut basketball. admitted was a lack of concentration, McEnroe something about it.” semifinals of the Open, and he has won his last 19 defeated Gene Mayer, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4, to reach the The point gave Mayer break point, and although matches in the championship stretching over three semifinals of the U.S. Open Championships. McEnroe got back to deuce, Mayer eventually broke. years. Scoreboard Falkowski a Husky Jimmy Connors, the two-time defending champion, McEnroe went on to win the set with breaks in the McEnroe, with a 64-2 match record this year, is 16-12 .. Manchester High graduate Felicia Falkowski earlier beat John Lloyd of Britain, 7-5,6-2,6-0, and will sixth and eighth games. lifetime against Connors. IS listed on the 1984 UConn women's cross country White Sox7.A*s3 roster. She is a fres^iman...... Also on the squad is Robin Kaminski, a junior. Scholastic soccer preview Baseball OAKLAND CHICAGO G o lf She is a graduate of East Catholic High. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Hendrsn If 3 0 0 0 Flefchr ss 4 110 Lansfrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Paclork rf 4 1 2 0 Karzar a starter National League standings Morgon 2b 4 0 1 0 Walker 1b 4 2 3 0 PGA results Klngmn dhg 0 0 0 Squires lb 0 0 0 0 NEW HAVEN — John Karzar, an East Catholic Bolton giris aim Murphy cf 4 2 2 1 Luzinsk dh 4 1 2 4 High graduate, is a starting offensive guard for East Bochte 1b 4 0 0 0 Kittle If 3 111 Bank at Boston Classic W L Pet. GB Esslan c 3 0 11 VLaw 3b -4112 AtPleasantVallsvCounlrvClub,Sept.4 the Southern Connecticut State University Chicago 85 55 .607 _ Meyer ph 1 0 0 0 MHIII c 4 0 2 0 (Par 71) football team that kicks off its season Saturday on Davis rf 3 12 1 Cruz 2b 4 0 10 Colvin Peete 32-34-44 at tourney berth New York 78 62 .557 7 33-34—47 the -road against East Stroudsburg University. Philadelphia 73 66 .525 lV/2 Phillips ss 3 0 0 0 Boston cf 4 0 0 0 Bob Shearer St. Louis 72 Totals » 3 6 3 Totals 3S 7 13 7 Tom Lehman 33-35—48 Karzar is a 6-2, 225-pound senior. 66 .522 12 (Jarv Finns 35-33— 68 By Len Auster Montreol 68 71 .409 I6V2 Oakland 0)1 1000017-3 Sports Editor Pittsburgh 61 79 .436 24 Chlcogo 200 050 00X— 7 Curtis Strange 34-34—48 West Game-winning RBI — Luzinski (11). Mike Gove 34-3S40 Rangers sign Laidlaw Mark Lve 35-34-49 Son Diego 80 61 .567 _ E — Phillips, Paciorek, Lansford. BOLTON — With a veteran cast to call upon, Bolton Houston 71 .504 9 DP— John Cook 35-34— 49 NEW YORK — Defenseman Tom Laidlaw, a 70 Lou Groham 34-35—49 High girls’ soccer coach Joe Jankowski hopes to turn Atlanta 69 71 .493 lOVa Oakland 3. LOB— Oakland 5, Chicago 6. five-year veteran, was signed by the New York Los Angeles 66 75 .468 14 2B— Luzinski 2, Kittle, Davis. HR— Davis Wayne Levi 35-34—49 his club’s fortunes around in 1984. Jim Thorpe 37-32— 49 Rangers Thursday to a new contract for the CIncinnotl 59 82 .418 21 (8), Murphy (29), V. Law (15). SB— The Bulldog hooters posted a 2-12 murk lust year but Son Froncisco 58 82 .414 21 Va Boston (4). Mike Donald 34-35—49 1984-85 National Hockey League season. Grier Jones 33-34—49 Jankowski, bolstered by the return of 13 letter winners Thursday's Results „ .. ^ IP H R ER BB SO Laidlaw, 26, called a “ defensive defenseman” Houston 14, Son Francisco 2 Oakland Paul Azlnger 32-37— 49 including seven senior starters, is hoping his team cun Young (L 7-4) 4 2-3 Gary Krueger 33-34— 49 by his peers, scored three goals and had 15 assists Cincinnati 10, San Diego 3 qualify for this year’s state tournament. Chicago 4. Montreal 1 Sorensen 3 1-3 Rod Nuckolls 38-31— 49 in 79 games last season. He has not missed a game Chicago George Archer 34-35-49 They’li begin ^hat quest next Friday at home Pittsburgh 2, New York 0 because of injuries since joining the club. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 Hoyt (W 12-15) 9 6 3 3 3 7 Barry Joeckel 35-34-49 against Bacon Academy. Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 2,18 Innings T— 2:19. A— 18,479. Bill Kratzert 34-33—49 Friday's Games Dave Stockton 34-35— 49 "Our goal is tp be competitive and we really want to (All Times EOT) Pirates 2, Nets 0 Hendrick undergoes surgery make the state tournament,” Jankowski said. "Our St. Louis (Horton 0-10) at Pittsburgh Herald photo by Pinto strength is our experience. We have seven seniors who (Tudor 8-101, 7:35 p.m. ST. LOU IS — Outfielder George Hendrick of the are leading the younger kids.” Phlladelphis (Rowley 8-3) at Montreal NEW YORK PITTSBURGH St. Louis Cardinals underwent surgery Thursday Fourth annual Nutmeg Soccer Classic is Spirits, Tracy Mulligan and Meg Berteof (Smith 10-11), 7:35 p.m. obrhbi obrhbl Hockey Junior Jennifer Fiano opens in goal for Bolton with Chicago (Ruthven 5-9) at New York Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 for removal of a tumor from his thyroid gland. coming up this weekend with 10 youth the Manchester Mustangs and Eric junior Diane Manning at sweeperback. Four-year (Gooden 14-8), 8:15 p.m. Wllsan ct 4 0 10 Lacy rt 4 12 0 .. Doctors said the operation was a success, and Houston (NIekro 13-10) at Son Diego Hrnndz 1b 4 0 2 0 Ray 2b 4 0 10 teams in action along with the M CC and Morris of the Spirits. Back row: Tim performer Tracey Rich is at stopper with seniors (Lollar 10-11), 10:05 p.m. Strwbrr rt 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn )b 3 1 2 2 Canada Cup Tournament Hendrick will be hospitalized for two or three Manchester Soccer Club squads. Noble and Tom Strycharz of M CC and Patty Sobol and Deanna Pullo at the wing fullbacks. Cincinnati (Robinson 1-1) at Los Brooks ss 4 0 0 0 Marrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 more days. However, he will miss the remainder Sobol was an all-conference selection a year ago. Angeles (Honeycutt 10-9), 10:35p.m. Heep If 3 0 0 0 May c 4 0 10 of the season. Among those taking part are: (l-r) Front Greg DeNies from the Soccer Club. Atlanta (McMurtry 9-14) at San Knight 3b 3 0 10 Harper If 3 0 10 w L T GF GAPM The midfield will have senior Amy Miller at one slot. Froncisco (Hammoker2-0), 11:05p.m. Fltzgerld c 2 0 0 0 Orsulak If 10 0 0 USSR 3 0 0 14 3 6 row: Brian Nelligan of the Manchester She was all-COC as a sophomore but was slowed last USA .2 0 . . 1 14< 7 5 Saturdoy's Gomes Schlraldl p 1 0 0 0 Ganzalz ss 3 0 0 0 Rec photo year by a knee Injury. She’s healthy again. Senir Atlanta at San Francisco Hodges ph 10 10 Rhoden p 3 0 10 Canada i 1 1 i i 1 13 10 3 LPGA’s Gowan resigns St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night Lynch p 0 0 0 0 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Sweden 11 2 2 0- 0, 7 12 2 Danae Marshall and junior Lisa Aspinwall round out Chicago at New York, night Sfaub oh 0 0 0 0 Dusty League champs West Germ. O 2 1 19 1 HOUSTON — Ed Gowan, tournament director the midfield crew. Czech. 0 2 1 Philadelphia at Montreal, night Chpmn ph 10 0 0 10 1 of the LPGA the past three seasons, resigned Up front, sophomore Denise Welch will be at center Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Center Congo won the Dusty League Clarence Switzer, Ken Wojnarowski, Thursday's Results Nutmeg Classic coming up Tofals 29 0 5 0 Totals 32 2 8 2 Sweden 4, Canada 2 Thursday, effective Dec. 31. striker. She led the Bulldogs in scoring last year with New York 000000000— 0 softball crown this summer. Team Mike Switzer, Joe DelCanto, Rick USSR 8, West Germany 1 Gowan will pursue other interests within golf, six goals. Seniors Wendy Plosky and Dawn Howe will American League standings Pittsburgh 002 00000k— 2 USA 3, Czechoslovakia 2 including the LPGA. Fourth annual Nutmeg Soccer Classic will be held Game-winning RBI — Thampson members (l-r) Front row: Steve Disipio, Migliore, Gary Glenn, Coach Ed Friday's (Tames Spirits, 5:30 girls Manchester vs. Glastonbury. be on the wings. No Games Scheduled "There’s nothing I ’d rather do than continue this weekend with games at Manchester Community East (9). Scott Turner, Cary Coffin, Craig Coffin, At Martin School — 8:00 boys Glastonbury Rangers Jankowski said his defense, always a strong point, ^ E— Ray, Backman. DP— New York Bushnell. Saturday's (Tames with the tour,” G o w ^ said. “ But after eight College’s Cougar Field and the Martin School field. W L Pcf. GB Brian Lettieri. Back row; Pat Castagna, Canada vs. Czechoslovakia at Calgary, vs. Widnsor Strikers, 9:15 boys Simsbury vs. should be once again. Scoring goals, a problem a year Detroit 89 51 .636 Alberta years of more than 240days away from home, this Saturday at MCC, the community college team will Torrington, 10:30 boys Farmington vs. Windsor, 11:45 ago, will determine the fate of this year’s squad. Toronto 80 59 .576 8Va Pittsburgh 4. LOB— New York 5, Pittsburgh 9. 2B— Rhoden, May, Knight. USSR vs. USA at Edmonton, Alberta is the best decision for my family and myself.” face the Manchester Soccer Club’s Prem ier Division girls Coventp' vs. Glastonbury, 1:00 girls Glaston­ Schedule: Sept. 14 Bacon Academy H, 17 East Baltimore 75 63 .543 13 Sweden vs West (Termanvat Calgary New York 74 64 .536 14 HR— Thompson (16). SB— Wilson team at 2:15. bury vs. Willington, 2:15 boys Windsor vs. Torrington, Hampton H, 20 Portland A, 27 RHAM H. 29Coventry A Boston 74 65 .532 (42), Cubs 4. Expos 1 Saturday’s schedule is; at MCC — 8:00 boys 14 V2 Lacy 2 (17). 4:15 girls Coventry vs. Willington, 5:30 boys 1 p.m. Cleveland 62 79 .440 27Va USA 3. Czechs 2 Olympic ‘bomber’ stands trial Farmington vs. Manchester Spirits, 9:15 girls Milwaukee 57 82 .410 31 Va IP H R ER B B SO CHICAGO MONTREAL Football Tennis Glastonbury vs. Farmington. Oct. 1 Cromwell A, 4 Rocky Hill H, 11 Bacon West New York Ob r h bl Ob r h bl LOS ANGELES — A man who followed an Manchester vs. Coventry, 10:30 girls Manchester vs. Sunday’s action will be at MCC with the boys’ Academy A, 13ParishHillAlla.m., 15 East Hampton Minnesota 70 69 .504 _ Schlraldl (L 0-1) 5 5 2 2 2 5 Dernier cf 4 1 1 0 Raines cf 4 12 0 Czechoslovakia i o 1—2 Willington, 11:45 boys Torrington LCA Nets vs. Lynch 2 3 0 0 1 0 •••••••••aaaaaaaaaeba# Team USA i 2 0— 3 Olympic athletes’ bus in an explosives-laden car consolation game at 10 a.m.. girls’ championship A, 18 Portland H, 22 Coventry H, 25 RHAM A. 29 Kansas CItv 70 69 .504 _ Sandbrg 2b 4 0 1 1 Dllone If 2 0 10 Spirits, 1:00 boys Glastonbury Rangers vs. Simsbury Calltornlo 69 69 .500 Va Orosco 100003 Matthws If 4 0 1 0 Venable If 10 0 0 U.S. Open Championships First Perlod-1, USA, N.Broten 1 Was found by a judge Thursday to be mentally game at 11:30, the boys’ championship game at 1 Cromwell H. Nov. 1 Rocky Hill A. Games not noted at Chicago 65 74 .468 5 Pittsburgh Cotta If 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 NFL standings At New York, Sept. 6 (A.Broten, Erickson), 5:15. 2, Czech, competent to stand trial on nine felony charges. Scorpions, 2:15 MCC vs. MSC, 4:15 boys Scorpions vs. o’clock and awards ceremony at 2:30. 3: IS p.m. Oakland 65 76 .461 6 Rhoden (W 12-9) 7 5 0 0 2 4 Durhm 1b 4 110 Carfer c 3 0 10 Men Lukac 1 (Liba, Kadlec), 13:36. Penaltles- Scurry (S3) 200012 Uvlra, Czech, 16:X; Lanowav, USA, Superior Court Judge Michael Pirosh found Seottle 63 77 .450 7Va Moreind 3b 4 1 2 1 Driessn 1b 4 0 0 1 Amtrican Conftrtnot Quarterfinals Texas 61 77 .442 8Va Rhoden pitched to 2 batters In Sth. Bosley rf 3 0 10 Wallach 3b 3 0 1 0 Jimmy Connors (3), Sanibel Harbor, 17:14; Stavlana, Czech, 17:14. John Blackwell, 38, competent based on evalua­ T— 2:26. A— 3,529. Eost Secand Perlod-3, USA, Lawton 2 Thursdoy's Result Lopes rf 1110 Flynn 2b 3 0 0 0 W L T Pet. PF PA Fla., del. John Lloyd, Britain, 7-5,6-2,6- tions by three psychiatrists. Chicago 7, Oakland 3 Davis c 4 0 2 0 Scatt ph 0; John McEnroe (1), New York, det. (Housley, Carpenter), 5:52. 4, USA, Winston racing 10 0 0 Miami 1 0 0 1.000 35 17 Lawton 3 (Carpenter, Olezyk), 13:42. Blackwell was arrested July 31 after a security A Good Place to Buy a Car Fridoy's Games Bowa ss 2 0 10 Salazar ss 3 0 2 0 New England !• 0 0 1.000 21 17 ^ n e Mayer, Gulf Island, Fla., 7-5,6-3,6- (All Times EOT) Cardinals 6. PhilllesS Hassev oh 1 0 0 0 Lea p Penaltles-Kllma, Czech, 15:46. guard and driver aboard a bus carrying four UConn 11 3 0 0 0 NY Jets 1 1 0 .500 40 37 Third Perlod-5, Czech, Lukoc 2 (Musll, Oakland (Conroy 1-4) at Cleveland Vervzer ss 1 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Buffalo 0 1 0 .ox 17 21 Women's Doubles French, two Japanese and three Italian Olympi­ set for weekend (Blyleven 15^). 7:05 p.m. Eckersly p 2 0 0 0 James p Quarterfinals Svozll), 15:47. Penaltles-Lowton,, USA, PHILADELPHIA ST. LOUIS 0 0 0 0 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 14 23 2:42; Trottler, USA, 12:04; Benak, Czech, ans noticed him trailing behind and driving DON'T TAKE OUR Detroit (Petry 16-8) at Toronto Rohn p 10 0 0 Central Betsy Nagelsen and Anne White, U.S. THOMPSON — The ‘Winston 300' is set to run this (Alexander 1>5), 7:35 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Frazier p 0 0 0 0 (15), det. Chris Evert Llayd and Billie 17:l2. erratically in suburban Glendale. kicks off Samuel 2b 5 1 3 0 Mc(3ee cf 4 2 2 0 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 50 54 Shots On Goal-CzechoslovaklaW1S-10— weekend at the Thompson International Speedway. New York (NIekro 16-7) at Boston Stone If 4 0 11 Herr 2b 3 10 0 Woods ph 10 0 0 Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 17 Jean King, U.S. (9), 7-6,4-6, 6-3. Blackwell pleaded innocent and innocent by WORD FOR IT... (Oleda 10-10), 7:35 p.m. LSmIth p 0 0 0 0 20 Chrlstlane Jollssaint, Switzerland, 34. Team USA 6165— X. The NASCAR Modifieds and SK Modifieds will be in Wilson rf 0 0 0 0 Pendifn 3b 3 1 2 0 Houston 0 1 0 .ora 14 24 Gaalles-Czechoslovakla, Hasek. reason of insanity at his arraignment Aug. 2 to the Milwaukee (McClure 4-6) at Baltimore Schmdf oh 1 0 1 0 Porter c 3 12 3 Totals 36 4 11 2 Totals 31 ) 7 1 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 0 33 and action for over $65,000 in purses. The Modifieds wiil go most everybody knows (D.Martinez 5-7), 8:05 p.m. Chicago 000000112— 4 Marcella Mesker, the Netherlands Team nine . felony charges involving possession of Aguayo pr 0 0 0 0 LSmIth If 3 0 0 0 West USA, Barrasso. the 300-lap distance whiie the SK’s will run a 50-lap Saturday somebody with a used car from CARTERS California (Zahn 10-9) at Chicago Hayes cf 4 12 0 Landrm If 0 0 0 0 Montreal 100 000 000— 1 Son Diego 1 0 0 1.000 42 13 ( 10), explosives and illegal razor-edged throwing (Burns 2-10), 8:30 p.m. Game-winning RBI— Sandberg (8). det. AIvcIa Maulton and Paula Smith, A-12,352. event. Both divisions will be qualifying on Saturday Oliver lb 4 0 1 1 Vn Slyk rt 3 0 0 1 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 37 27 stars. STORRS — University of GOOD VALUE BUY Texas (Mason 8-11) at Minnesota (Viola Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Green 1b 3 10 0 DP— Chicege 1. LOB— Chicaga 7, Seattle 1 0 0 1.008 33 0 , U.S. (7), 6-2, 64. with the respective features Sunday. G O O D VALUE BUY 14-12), 8:35 p.m. Montreal 7.2B— Raines, Carter, Durham. f Mixed Doubles Sweden4,CanadaZ Connecticut football team Virgil c 4 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 LA Raiders 1 0 0 1.000 24 14 Drivers iike Pentax 200 winner Reggie Ruggiero, Seattle (Young 4-6) at Kansas City Russell rf 4 111 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 1 2 3B— Dernier. SB— Raines 2 (63), Dllone Denver 1 0 0 1.000 20 17 Thirdround UCLA, use want coverage launches its 1984 season Satur­ )6iw iiuniuis«w n CHEV NOVA CUSTOM CPE (Black 14-11), 8:35 p.m. Schu 3b 4 2 2 1 Suffer p 0 0 0 0 (26), Dernier (40). SF— Sandberg. Barbara Potter and FerdI Taygan, U.S. Richie Evans, Jim Sepneer, Brett Bodine and Kenny v-a, Auto. Soturday's Games IP H R ER BB SO (4), det. Mary Lou Platek and Robert Sweden 1 2 1 —4 day as it clashes with Colgate V-0. Auto. AC. Jeltz ss 3 0 10 Kepshlre p 2 0 0 0 East Canada 101—2 ;LOS ANGELES — Attorneys representing Bouchard will be batting for the '300' crown. Rick P8. PB. R PS. PB.^ Texas at Minnesota GGross ph 1 0 0 0 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 Chicago W L T Pet. PF Seguso, U.S. (12), 61, 62; Ellse BurgIn University in Hamilton, N.Y. M995 Detroit at Toronto Eckerslev 6 7 1 1 3 0 PA and Scott [Tavis, U.S. (10), det. Wendy First period— 1, Canada, Bossy 3 UCLA, Southern California and the Pacific-10 Fuller. Wayne Dion and Mario Caruseo will go for the ^2350 Hudson p 2 0 0 1 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 NY Giants 1 0 0 1.000 X 27 (Robinson, Coffey), 14:». 2, Sweden, It will be the season opener for Oakland at Cleveland Matszk 1b 1 0 0 0 Braun ph Frozler (W 5-2) 2 0 0 0 0 2 Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 X Turnbull, Australlo, and John Lloyd, Conference argued Thursday in federal court in SK title. New York at Boston 0 0 0 0 LSmIth (S X ) 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 Britain (1), 64,64; Ros Fairbank, South Andersson 1 (Patrik Sundstrom, Elde- both schools, who met a year Lyons pr 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 27 X brink), 16:13. Penalties— (Tregg, an effort to obtain a preliminary injunction Action starts Saturday at noon and Sunday at 1 California at Chicago Montreal St. Louis Africa, and Colin Dowdeswell, Britain ago with the Red Raiders taking Milwaukee at Baltimore, night Forsch p 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 X 24 Cda, o'clock. — USED CARS — Howe ss 10 0 0 Lea (L 15-10) 8 9 3 2 0 4 Washington 0 1 0 .000 17 (14), det. Andrea Temesvarl, Hungary, allowing the UCLA-Nebraska and USC-Notre battle at Kansas City, nlbht Lucas 011000 35 and Heinz Gunthardt, Switzerland (7), 3- 1:X; Sutter, Cda, double minor, 3:X; a wild 41-33 win in Storrs. o l d s o m e g a d r Totals 37 5 12 5 Totals 29 6 7 6 Central Patrik Sundstram, Swe, double minor, Dame football games to be televised. 4 . Philadelphia James 1 1 0 0 0 2 Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 6, 61, 62. Colgate has a 3-1 edge in the V-6. Auto, AC. PS, PB. Radio. Rear Defog Oil 110 010— S Lea pitched to I batter In 9th; Lucas 34 14 3:X; Thelln, Swe, 7:51; Gartner, Cda, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Gadbois Jr. M Pennant Race at a Glance St. Louis lozinooM_6 Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 24 X 7:51; Eldebrink, Swe,9:41; Thelven,Swe, series between the schools. Game-wInnIngRBI— Jorgensen (3). pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Detroit 0 1 0 .000 27 said he would announce his decision on the MB soccer squad Q A TOYOTA CEUCA CPE HBP— by Leo (Dernier). T — 2:55. X 11:15; Peter Sundstram, Swe, 13:X; The Huskies, 5-6 overall a O V 4 cyl, 5 spd, AM/FM, Cruise, Rear Dafog E— Pendleton, Kepshlre. DP— St. Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 14 34 Anderson, Cda, 14:24; Messier, Cda, injunction request Monday. AMERICAN LEAGUE Louis A— Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 13 42 year ago, return 14 starters West 13,089. Transactions 15:04, The injunction would affirm the rights of UCLA QA CHEV CAMARO CPE 1. LOB— Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 6.3B— West Second period— 3, Sweden, Sand- opens year Sunday while Colgate, 8-4 overall last V-fl, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo, Power Windows Minnesota 70 69 .504 — Samuel, Jorgensen. HR— Schu (2), Rus­ Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 X X stroem and u s e to retain TV control of their home year, have 10 starters back. Kansas City 70 69 .504 — sell (2). SB— Jeltz (1), Hayes (40), Stane San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 X 27 football games, specifically UCLA’s Sept. 23 MERC CAPRI CPE California 69 69 .500 Vi New Orleans Claesson), 0:24. 4, Sweden, Colgate was in the Division I-AA (11), Samuel (67), Pendleton (16). S— L. Astros 14. Giants 2 0 1 0 .000 X X Eldebrink 1 (unassisted), 1:43. Penalties game against Nebraska and USC’s game Nov. 24 Moriarty Brothers, the Manchester Soccer Club's 4 cyl, 4 spd OD, AC, PS, Sun Roof, Stereo Cass. Chicago 65 74 .468 5 Smith. SF— Hudson, Van Slyke. LA Rams 0 1 0 .000 13 X Baseball playoff a year ago. It finished at M Oakland 65 76 .461 6 Montreal — Traded Inflelder Derrel — Thelln, Swe, 2:18; Andersan, Cda,8:X; senior entry in the Connecticut Soccer League's IP H R ER B B SO Thursday's Result Gustavssen, Swe, against Notre Dame. No. 7 in the nation in the final Q 1 CHEV CHEVETTE 4 DR. Minnesota Philadelphia HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Pittsburgh 23, N.Y. Jets 17 Thomas to Calltornlo tor cash and a The two schools and the conference filed the Prem iere division, will open its fifth season, Sunday, O A 4 cyl, diesel. Auto, AM/FM Radio Games remaining (23): Home (13) — obrhbl obrhbl player to be named later. 18:35; Nilsson, Swe, 18:35; Sutter, Cda, I-AA poll. Hudson Sunday's (Tames 18:35; Lawe, Cda, doublemlnor, 18:35. against the Hartford Portuguese at Charter Oak Field Texas (3) Sect. 7, B, 9; Kansas City (3) Campbell (L 6-5) Doran 2b 2 112 Gladden ct 2 1 1 1 (All Times EDT) St. Louis — Recalled catcher Glenn request for the injunction Aug. 16 against the Colgate is led by multi­ fo r d m u s ta n g CPE Sept, to, 11, 13; Chicago (4) Sept. 17,18, Third period— 5, Canada, Caffev 1 at 3 o'clock. 70 St. Louis Pankvts 2b 1 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Buffalo at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Brummer from Louisville of the (Bossy, Goulet), 11:58. 6, Sweden, College Football Association, ABC, ESPN and the ■ 9 4 cyl, 4 spd, PS, Rear Dafog 19, 20; Cleyeland (3) Sept. 21, 22, 23. Kepshlre 4 8 4 3 1 4 Puhl rt 6 12 1 Welimn 2b 0 0 0 0 Dallos at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. American Association. A preliminary game wiii feature Manchester talented senior quarterback Away (10) — at Texas (3) Sept. 14, 15, Walling 3b 4 1 2 0 Sanchez rf 4 1 1 O Gustavsson 1 (Patrik Sundstram), 19:45 universities of Nebraska and Notre Dame. Steve Calabria, who holds 35 Van Ohien 2-3 0 0 0 0 C Tompa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Seattle — Recalled Inflelders Harold Penaltle^owe, Cda, 6:31; Erlkssan, Soccer Club's third division team, under the direction 16; at Chicago (3) Sept. 24, 25, 26; at Lahti 21-3 1 0 0 0 1 Tolmon It 2 0 0 0 Leonard If 2 0 1 0 Denver at Chicago, 1 p.m. Reynolds and Danny Tartobull, pitcher school records in total offense 82 Cleyeland (4) Sept. 27, 28, 29, 30. Forsch (W 2-4) Cruz If 4 110 Yongbid If 2 0 0 0 Karl Best, catcher Dave Valle and Swe, 10:03; Gartner, Cda, 14:30; of Mario Addabbo, in a 1 o'clock game. 1 1 1 1 0 1 [3etrolt at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Andersson, Swe, 14:X; Gregg, Cda, Mancini calls off fight and passing and has thrown for Kansas City Sutter (S 39) 1 2 0 0 0 ( G.DavIs lb 2 1 1 1 Brenly lb 4 0 0 0 Kansas City at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. outfielder Al Chambers from Salt Lake 16:09, This year's Moriarty squad promises to be a strong 0 4 DOUSE ARKS 4 DR. Games remaining (23): Home (10) — Kepshlre pitched to 2 batters In Sth. Mmphrv ct 2 2 1 1 Brown 3b 4 0 2 1 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. City ot the Pacific Coast League. NEW ORLEANS — Saying a training camp cut a TD in 26 of 33 games as a 0 9 4 cyl. Auto, PS, Cruise, Rust Proofed Seattle (3) Sept. 7, 8, 9; Oakland (3) ^Shats on goal— Sweden 7-7-12_ one, with the addition of new head coach Kris Balk— Hudson 2. T — 2:43. A— 14,524. 2.0 1 0 LeMastr ss4 0 1 0 New England at Miami, 1 p.m. Basketball to his left eye made fighting too dangerous, Ray starter. In two previous games Sept. 21, 22, 23; California (4) Sept. 24 Cabell 1b 3 2 2 1 Gomez c 3 0 0 0 Green Bay of L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. Cleveland — Named Morris McHone Michaiiik, a former professional player with the Q A CHEV CAPRICE 4 DR. (2) , 25, 26. Away (13) — at MInnesoto Garner 3b 2 1 0 0 Loskev p Canada 11-1(51(5-31. “ Boom Boom” Mancini pulled out of his against Connecticut, Calabria O U v-a. Auto, AC, PS, PB, Radio Braves 3. Dodgers 2 0 0 0 0 Cleveland at L.A. Rams, 4 p.m, assistant coach and Barry Hecker Goalies— Sweden, LIndmdrk. Con- Connecticut Bicentenials. The team has also signed (3) Sept. 10, 11, 12; at Seattle (3) Sept. Reynids ss 4 3 3 4 Riley p 1 0 0 0 San Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. director of player acquisition. lightweight bout with Kenny Bogner on orders has thrown for five touchdowns, 14, 15, 16; at California (4) Sept. 17, 18, odOf severai former University of Connecticut stars 7 7 CHEVY NOVA CPE Pena 1b 0 0 0 0 M.DavIs p 0 0 0 0 Indianapolis at Houston, 4 p.m. Houston— Signed forward Robert Reid Peelers. A— 9,456. from his doctor. completing 42-of-67 passes for 19, 20; at Oakland (3) Sept. 28. 29,30. ATLANTA LOS ANGELES Bailey c 4 10 0 Deer ph 10 0 0 ... . Monday's (Tame to a ^year contract. including goalie Tony Pierce, back Billy Morrone and f f a cyl. Auto, PS, Radio, Vinyl Roof Californio Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Knepper p 4 0 2 3 Garrelts p 0 » 0 „ 0„ 0„ Washington at San Franclsco,9p.m. Football Mancini said the cut occurred during sparring forwards Jim Dorsaneo and Joe Morrone. 580 yards. Games remaining (24): Home (13) ■— Hall It 5 0 11 Andersn ss 7 0 1 0 Mullins ph 1 0 1 0 Cleveland — Announced wide receiver UConn on offense will be led R 2 J I^ N S AM CPE Cleyeland (3) Sept. 11, 12, 13; Chicago sessions two weeks ago. His camp had wanted to Other new additions will be Tom Gardiner, back, 0 & v-a, 4 spd, PS, PB, Stereo Cass Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 RevnIds ct 7 1 0 0 Lacey p 0 0 0 0 Dwight Walker was tinedaweek'spay tor by senior Larry Corn, who (3) Sept. 14,15, 16; Kansas City (4) Sept. Moore p 0 0 0 0 Landrex rf 7 0 2 0 _ „ NIcoslo Ph 10 0 0 conduct detrimental to the club. watch its progress before making a final decision and Scotty Brine, forward, from Southern and 17, 18, 19, 20; Texas (3) Sept. 21, 22, 23. Tofals 42 14 16 13 Totals Steelers23,Jets17 Q O CH ^ CITATION 4 DR. Royster ph 1 0 0 0 Whitflld pr 0 0 0 0 33 2 7 2 Dallas — Signed receivers Harold Basketball on meeting Bogner Saturday at the Worid’s Fair Eastern Connecticut State universities, respectively. p a ss^ for 277 yards and four 4 cyl. Auto, PS, PB, AC, Rust Proofed Away (11) — at Chicago (3) Sept. 7, 8, Garber p 0 0 0 0 Brewer If 0 0 0 0 Houston 6000431015-14 Carmichael and Waddell Smith; cut amphitheater. TDs in the regular season finale 9; at Kansas City (4) Sept. 24 (2), 25, 26; Son Francisco w i wu The sweeper position wiii be handled by 17-year-old Harper ph 1 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 8 0 3 1 001000 001—2 Pittsburgh 7 6 7 3— 23 punter Jim Miller. “ The one thing I fight with is my heart,” a against Colgate a year ago. The at Texas (4) Sept. 27, 28. 29, X. Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 0 10 Game-winning RBI — Puhl (9). Janous Michaiiik, a youth national player from O8 0V Auto, PS, PB, Stereo CPE Oakland pE— Gomez, LeMoster, Leonard. NY Jets 0 7)0 0^17 v-a. AC, Watson ph 1 0 0 0 Amoing cf 2 0 0 0 First UConn basketball schedule subdued Mancini said at a news conference Poland. four TD tosses tied the school Games remaining (21): Home 02) — Falcone p 0 0 0 0 Reyes ph 10 0 0 ..Pitt — Llpps 6 pass from Woodley Thursday. “The only thing I fight for is to get into single-game record. It was his Chicago (3) Sept. 10, 11, 12; Cleyeland Ramirz ss 8 0 1 0 Marshall If 3 1 1 0 Houston 1, San Francisco 1. LOB— Returning from last year’s squad are goalie Ray (Anderson kick), 13:00 1984-BS the ring. I wanted to get in there and do a job on finest collegiate outing. Junior TRUCKS — TRUCKS — TRUCKS (3) Sept. 14, 15, 16; Texas (3) Sept. 17, Kmmns rf 7 1 2 0 Rivera 3b 0 0 0 0 Houston 8, San Francisco 7.2B— Mullins, Second Boisvert, backs Randy Swanson and Greg DeNies, 18, 19; Kansas City (3) Sept. 28, 29, 30. Murphy cf 7 0 2 1 Stubbs ph 10 0 0 HR— Reynolds (6), NYJ — Walker 14 pass from Ryan Bowling HOME GAMES CAPITALIZED — this guy. midfielders Marion Stoj, Dave Farrell. Bill MacLean tailback Billy Parks rushed for Away (9) — ot Cleveland (3) Sept. 7, 8, Perry 1b 8 0 11 Landsty 3b 0 0 0 0 G l^ e n (4), G. Davis (1). SB— Doran (Leahy kick), 4:09 Nov. X PALMEIRA-BRAZIL (Exhibi­ 1,095 yards last fall and led the 9; at Kansas City (3) Sept. 21, 22, 23; at Johnson 3b 7 1 2 1 Bream 1b 3 0 0 0 (18), Cruz (18). SF— Doran. Pitt — FG Anderson 32,8:32 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tion) 8:00, Nov. X at Minnesota 8:35. January among favorites and BIaz Stimac and forwards Tom Cleary, Rick aooo VALUE BUY G O O D VALUE BUY Texas (3) Sept. 24, 25, 26. Runge 2b 7 0 0 0 Scloscia c 7 0 11 Pitt — FG Anderson 43,14:08 Dec. 4 at Yale (Payne Whitney Gym) Dereila and Tim McConville. team in scoring with 56 points. Chicago Benedict c 7 0 1 0 Welch pr 0 0 0 0 7 :X , Dec. 6 UMASS ( Storrs) 8:00, Dec. He’ll split time at the tailback 83 CHEV SIO SPORT PICKUP 80 CHEV CIO PICKUP Games remaining (23): Home (9) — Third LaVae Dusty RICHMOND, Va. (U PI) - Don January, the 4 cyl, 4 spd, PS, Trevino c 0000 Sax 2b 7020 Reds 10, Padres 3 NYJ — Humpherv 97 kickoff return 8 OHIO STATE (Civic Center), 1:00, slot with senior Gary DuBose, v-e. Auto, PS, PB, California (3) Sept. 7, 8, 9; Seattle (3) Mahler p 4 0 2 0 .Valenzul p 3 0 0 0 (Leahy kick), 0:15 Dec. 11 FAIRFIELD (New Haven)8:00, leading money winner on the Senior PGA “Tour Stereo csss stereo Ceee. Duel e k ilQ K Sept. 21, 22, 23; Minnesota (3) Sept. 24, Thmpsn If 4 0 2 0 Russell ph 0 0 0 0 Dec. 15 RHODE ISLAND (Storrs) 8:00, who has been bothered all year by back problems, who had an impressive spring was <8786 Tends wee'8686 ^ 4 3 J 25, jb. Awov (14) — at Oakland (3) Sept. Pitt — Thompson 3 pass from Woodley i?. 2(X), Roger MIeezkowskI 214-222- Peete takes PGA lead <6495 Zachry p 1 o ) o CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO (Anderson kick), 2:26 •'ohn McCarthy Dec. X CONNECTICUT M UTUAL is one of the favorites in this weekend’s $200,000 campaign and has continued his 10, 11, 12; at California (3) Sepf. 14, 15. Moldnd ph 1 0 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl NYJ — FG Leahy 52, 9:58 CLASSIC (Civic Center) Iona vs. 16; at Minnesota (4) Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20; 24M12, Don mison 214-200-608, Leon Richmond Classic at the Hermitage Country SUTTON, Mass. (U PI) had seven birdies, a bogey outstanding work in the pre­ Diaz p 0 0 0 0 Milner cf 6 110 Salazar 3b 4 0 1 0 Fourth 2^233-242-679, John StraHon William & Mary 7:00, UCONN vs. New at Seattle (4) Sept. 27, 28, 29, 30. Yeager ph 10 0 0 Rose 1b 3 2 3 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 2 1 Hampshire 9:00, Dec. X CONNECTI­ Club. — Calvin Peete says he and one double bogey. season this fall. • FORD FISO PICKUP Pitt — FG Anderson 37,1:46 G“£"®f 210, John Jenkins I V-a, Auto, PS, stereo Coes, Fiber Qless Cap White p 0 0 0 0 Esasky 1b 1 0 0 0 A-70,564 Garvey 1b 3.0 1 0 212-212-619, Pete CUT M UTUAL CLASSIC, Consolation January has won $252,425 on the Senior Tour doesn't keep track of his Two strokes back at 68 The Huskies have an expe­ NATIONAL l e a g u e Totals M 3 14 3 Totals 43 2 12 2 Davis If 5 3 2 3 McRynl cf 4 0 0 0 Pitt 7 p.m.. Championship 9 p.m. East NYJ “ ’ 'John Belaskv X I, Al Senna this year despite his back spasms. score while playing, but were veteran Curtis rienced defensive secondary I CHEV SIO PICKUP Atlanta 000000 020000000001— 3 Porker rt 3 1 1 2 First Martinez downs If 3 0 1 0 19 11 214-210-5W, Jack Jan. 2 ST. JOHN'S (Civic Center) I 4 cyl, 4 spd. Radio, Rust Proofed W L Pet. GB Los Angelet 000 01)000 000000 000— 2 Owchink p 1 0 1 0 Rushes-yards Bevacqu rf 3 0 0 0 40-121 21— 77 Funke X7-597, Andy Kamm X1-S54. 8:00, Jan. 5 at Vlllanova 8:00, 9 at He and defending champion Miiier Barber are everyone else knew where Strange and newcomers with all four starters back. The Chicago 85 65 .607 — Game-Winning RBI — Johnson (4). Gulden c 3 12 2 Bochy c 4 0 0 0 Passing yards 172 99 Providence 8:00, 12 PITTSBURGH he stood Thursday. group includes senior tri­ New York 78 62 .557 7 Krnchc 3b 3 1 2 2 Ramirz ss 3 10 0 considered the favorites for the three-day Tom Lehman and Gary ; VOLKS BUS E— Guerrero 2, Runge. OP— Atlanto 1, Sacks by-yards 4— X 2— 15 (Storrs) 8:00, 19 at Syracuse (Carrier captain Matt Latham, who had r 4 cyl, 4 spd. Radio Chicago Los Angeles 1. LOB— Atlanta 17, Los Oester 2b 5 0 10 Show 'o 2 2 2 2 Return yards 139 209 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Dome) 8:00, 23 at Georgetown (Cap tournament that begins today. The steady pro shot a Pinns, both o( whom are Games remaining (22): Home (13) — Angeles 15. 2B— Marshall, Murphy, Foley ss 5 0 0 1 Booker p 0 0 0 0 Passes 14-25-1 Centre) 8:00, 26 BOSTON COLLEGE 5-under-par 66 to carry a seeking their first big eight interceptions (fifth in the Philadelphia (2) Sept. 10, 11; Montreal 11— X — 3 ’ CHEV CIO PICKUP Brock. HR— Johnson (4). SB— Runge(2), Price p 1 0 0 0 Roenick ph 1 O 0 0 Punts J-37.3 4— X.0 (Storrs), 8:00, X U.S. INTERNA­ Pirates’ Frobel has ulcer 1-shot lead into today's paycheck and are No. 179 nation) and has picked off 14 in v-a. Auto, PS, PB, Redl. Fiberglass Cap, Very Low Mileage (2) Sept. 12, 13; New York (3) Sept. 14, Sax (29), Kammlnsk (14). S— Russell, Barnes ph 110 0 Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 Fumbles-lost . 2— 1 2— 1 TIONAL (Storrs) 8:00, X SETON 15, 16; Pittsburgh (3) Sept. 18, 19, 20; St. Reynalds. Redus It 2 0 0 0 Gwosdz ph 0 0 0 0 Penaltles-yards Radio, TV ItALL (Storrs) 8:00. second round of a $350,000 and 241, respectively, in two years. Latham has started 5— 50 10-115 PITTSBURGH — Diagnostic tests conducted CHEV K20 PICKUP Louis (3) Sept. 28, 29, 30. Away (9) — at IP H R ER BB SO Totals 39 10 13 10 Totals 3) 3 7 3 Time of possessionn X;43 X;17 f^ b -3 -a f St. John's (Alumni Hall) tournament at the Plea­ earnings. 22 straight games. ' v-a. Auto, 4 WD, PS, PB, Stereo cess, Silverado pkg. Like new New York (3) Sept. 7, 8, 9; at St. Louis Atlanta Clnclmoll 200106 0115-10 8:00, Feb. 5 VILLANOVA (Civic Cen­ Thursday show Pittsburgh Pirates rookie out­ sant Valley Country Club. Both clubs have big offensive (3) Sept. 21, 22. 23; at Pittsburgh (3) Mahler 11 9 Sm Diego 002010000— 3 Individual Statistics ter) 8:00, Feb. 9 PROVIDENCE (Civic Sept. 24, 25, 26. TONIGHT fielder Doug Frobel is suffering from a small Peete he carded six walls with the stAting line Moore 3 2 Game-Winning RBI— KrenchIckI (4). RUSHING — Plttsburgh-Erenberg-IS- 7 :X Baseball: Yankees vs. Red Sax, Center) 1:00, Feb. 13 at Pittsburgh 8:00, At 69 were a group of 15 THE HOME OF OUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS New York Garber 2 1 Rose, Milner, Salazar, Martinez. 60, Feb. 16 DELAWARE STATE (Storrs) stomach ulcer, the ballclub said. birdies and one bogey (tackle to tackle) for Colgate Games remaining (22): Home (13) — DP WTIC, WPOP players, including defend­ Dedmon (W 4-3) 1 0 Pollord 17-36, Abercrombe7-18, Woodley 8:00 Baseball: Mets vs. Cubs, Chan­ 8:00, Feb. 18 HOLY CROSS (Storrs) Frobel underwent tests at St. Margaret’s while missing just one averaging 260.6 pounds per Chicago (3) Sept. 7, 8, 9; St. Louis (2) Falcone (S 1) 1 0 — Cincinnati 1, San Diego 1. LOB— 1-7. New York Jets-McNell 12-X, Barber 8:00, X SYRACUSE (Civic Center) ing champion Mark Lye, CHEVROLET Sept. 10, 11; Pittsburgh (2) Sept. 12, 13; nels M, X , WKHT hospital after complaining of abdominal discom­ fairway on the 7,119-yard man. The UConn wall, led by Los Angslat Cincinnati 9, San Diego 8. 2B— .4-tt, Hector 3-17, Ryan 2-6. 8 :X CFL: Rough Riders vs. Blue 8:00, Feb. X GEORGETOWN (Civic former Masters cham­ CO., INC. Montreal (3) Sept, 21, 22, 23; Phllo- Vdlenzuelo 10 9 KrenchIckI, Wiggins. HR— Oovls Center) Noon, Feb. X at Boston fort and weight loss. layout. senior tackle and tri-captain delphla (3) Sept. 24, 25, 26. Awoy (9) — ^ PASSING — PIttsburgh-Woodlev 14-25- Bombers, ESPN pion George Archer and 1229 Main StrMt Zdchrv 4 2 (8), 9:00 Boxing: Johnny Bumphus vs. College (Roberts Center) 8:00. The Pirates said Frobel will take medication One shot back is Aus­ Barry Wood, averaging 254 at Chlcogo (3) Sept. 14, 15, 16; at Dloz 2 1 Show (3), KrenchIckI (5). SB— Wiggins 187 New York Jets-Ryan 11-27-3-126. Ralphg Twining, USA Cable March 2 dt Seton Hall (Walsh Gym) for the ulcer for the next four weeks and then Wayne Levi, winner ot ManchattBr Philadelphia (3) Sept, 17, 18, 19; at White (L 0-1) 2 2 (60), Milner (X ). S— Price, Salazar. SF— 8:00, March 69 Big East Tournament tralian Bob Shearer, No. last week's B.C. O p e n ^ pounds per man. Montreal (3). Sept. 28. 29, X. RECEIVING — PIttsburgh-LIpps 4- 11 :X Tennis: U.S. Open highlights, undergo further tests.______T — 5:02. A— X,169. Wiggins. Gulden. 77, Channel 3 at Madison Square Garden. 119 on the money list, who Endicott, N.Y. Kickoff is set for 1 o’clock. CARTER J B L E tU L m 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. 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Built to acco­ by CONNIE WIENER 1965 FORD One Ton Pick Guard recruiter, or We will be recruiting on We will be recruiting on Must have a reliable car Up — $600. Coll anytime, Sept. 12th, 1984 from 10 modate tho growing family with 4 bedrooms “LPLGRNAYEZ AST MLLE NAVHZAN VI call toll free: Sept. 12th, 1984 from 10 a. Compalltivs rits tchedula • LIbaril fringe benallls 742-6087. a.m. to 4 p.m. in the H&R m. to 4 p.m. In the H&R For confidential Interview: & 2'h baths. Must be seen - call usi $138,000. Block Office, Marshall's Block Office, Marshall's For personal consideration, applications are ICall Penny Sadd • 643-27111 MLIVGL, MHN NAL FQVMCLW YT NV NAVEX 1981 PLYMOUTH HO­ 1- 800- 842-2274 Mall, 324 Broad St., Mall, 324 Broad St., Man­ We can help you become a available at the store courtesy booth. Inter­ Between 9 & 10 A.M. "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! RIZON -Air conditioning, Manchester. chester. VI YN 8Z8YE." — ZVLNAL. excellent condition. The Connecticut Muai cal for Inlarvitw appolntmani Mutt caN for tntirvfM appofntmont views will be conducted at time of application. Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. Army National PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The worst pari of having success Is to try finding $3195. Call 742-8517 dova 742-9273 evenlngt. Guard the service SHOPRITE D.F. REALE, INC. someone who Is happy for you." — Betts Midler. that fits your « « i i i R e a l Ealala 587 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, CT 17$ M a i It., BgwiliMtgf. O. HONDA CB 500-T, 1975 — civilian plans. Sanr^Btpr Hrralh • 1SS4 bytWA.mc. 101 s A -d iz o EOE/MF ______646-4SaS______Low mileage. $600 or beat otter. Coll 875-2182. ^0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept, 7, 1984

OFFICIAL NOTICE Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 TOWN OF MANCHEOTER INVITATION TO BID For a long-lasting fire, CONNECTICUT Sealed bids will be received ct]oose hardwood logs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOARD OF TAX REVIEW In the Office of the Director The Board of Tax Review of of Generol Services, 41 Cen­ that-produce a shorter % JEEP CJ7, 1979 — New 1980 FORD GRANADA - the Town of Monchaatar, ter Street, Manchester, Con­ flam e and burn less ra ­ USED CARS FALL SPECIAL soft top. Some minor Excellent condition. Coil Conn, will ba In session In th t necticut, until September 19, pidly than soft woods. If body rust. Good running 646-0777. Municipal Building. 41 Can­ 1984 at 11:00 a.m. tor the fol­ ter Street on the followine lowing: aroma is the most Impor­ condition. S3700, negotia­ day during the month of Sep­ FURNISH AINSTALL-CAR- tant consideration, select 1983 Buick 1982 OldsmobiU 1982 Buick ble. Coll 643-4038. PONTIAC GRAN PRIX tember. PET - READING ROOM, JU- wood from frulf trees. If Rivioro Firmza EUctra Estuto 1977 - Air, stereo, power September 19,19S4 - 7:00 P.M. NIOR ROOM, MARY you hove fireplace logs CHENEY LIBRARY - Fully equipped with 4 dr. Sedan, AC, Auto, 1979 C H E V Y M O N TE windows, locks, tilt, (Wedneidoy) Assesiors Of­ for sole, find buyers the v-8. Wagon fice. k in g s DAUGHTERS CARLO — V 8, (small), cruise, ralley wheels. ROOM, WHITON MEMO­ quick and easy way ... leather Interior 13,820 miles Fully equipped. V-8. Air At this time the Board of Tax RIAL LIBRARY. automatic, power steer­ First-$2150. 643-9477. Review will be hearing only with 0 low-cost ad in ing, power brakes, air appeals related to the ossets- The Town of Manchester Is Classified. 643-2711. ’ 1 3 , 0 0 0 ’ 6 , 6 9 5 * 1 1 , 0 0 0 Sunny today conditioning. 75,000 ment of Motor Vehicles. on equal opportunity em­ Manchester, Conn. 1977 CAMARO - Good ployer, and requires on offlr- and Sunday m iles. $3195. Brown's shape. $2800. Call 647- Doted: September 5,1904 motlveactlonpollcyforollot 1982 Dodgo AriM 1981 Chuvrolot 1981 Oldsmobilu Saturday, Sept. 8, 1904 T ire Shoo, 333 M ain 7958. BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Its Contractors and Vendors Save money on cleaning See page 2 Street, 646-3444. Frank M. Stomler, os 0 condition of doing busi­ products by using ammo- 4 dr. Sodan Stdan 88 Royal Vice Chairman ness with the Town, os per Cumuro Single copy: 254 1982 FORD EXP — Excel­ Federol Order 11246. nld, diluted to the Air, Fully Equipped 4 dr., Auto. 6 cyl. 8 cyl., fully equipped 012-09 strength recommended fiatirlip tpr M frali 1970 CHEVY MALIBU — lent condition. Low mi­ Bid Forms, plansond specifi­ In running condition. cations ore available at the on the bottle, for washing 0 leage. Must sell. Call ’ 6 , 2 9 5 ’ 6 , 9 0 0 ’ 8 , 0 0 0 .General Services Office, 41 walls and v/lndows. Bring $300. Call 742-6537 after 742-9073. POLICE VEHICLE BID Center Street, Manchester, 4pm, except weekends, The Town of Coventry, Con­ Connecticut. extra money Into your necticut is accepting bids tor home by selling no- anytime. 1973 MERCURY COU­ the purchose of a new 1984 or TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 1981 Buick Rugal 1980 Buick 1982 PlymoutH GAR — 351. Cleveland, 1985 model vehicle to be used CONNECTICUT longer-needed Items with ROBERT B. WEISS, a low-cost od In Classi­ Coup* Rugul Coup* 1975 SUBARU GF - 5 runs but needs work. $200. tor police service. AM bids GENERAL MANAGER Rtliant Sadan speed, A M -F M . Can be must be In by midnight, Sep­ 006-09 fied. 643-2711. All power, red, V-6 and Stock #2062 Call after 6pm, 649-7754. tember 14, 1984. Delivery Air, automatic States seen at KInderCare, 394 must be mode within 90 days sun roof Low Mileage W. Center St. Call first PLYMOUTH FURY of the bid being awarded. The ’ 6 , 4 9 5 ^Commission 646-7090. SALON, 1977 — Power Town reserves the right to ’ 7 , 8 6 0 ’ 5 , 9 9 5 accept or reject any or oil reach p act steering, power brakes, bids. automatic, air, AM/FM Specifications ore ovoMo- Side Accent stereo, V-8, 4 door, 86,000 ble at the Office of the Town CAll 19B3 Buick 1983 Oldsmobila 1982 Buick miles. Priced to sell. Manager, 1712 Main St., Cov­ Century 4 Dr. Cutlass Regal 4 Dr. on trains entry, CT 06238. Stock #2055 $1100. Call 649-2287. 007-09 Stock #4507A Stock #2038 backs higher By M ark A. Dupuis 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ 647-9946 *8695 *7,995 *7,995 VERTIBLE — Good run­ BECAUSE YOU never United Press International ning condition. S1950. know when someone will be searching for the Item TO SUBSCRIBEI HARTFORD - Metro-North will 742-9600, keep trying. 'S'*.. you hove tor sole. It's postal rates continue to operate commuter better to run your wont TOYOTA CELICA ST, . CARDINAL BUICK . trains between southern Connecti­ 1980 — 5 speed, AM /FM od for several days ... TODAY! cut and New York under an Alpine cassette, new ra- canceling It os soon os 81 Adams St — Manchester Shaw board that must approve requests dlals, 44,000 miles. Excel­ you get results. United Press International to raise postal rates, concludes the agreement expected to cost the lent condition. Has to be .... largest postal rate proceeding ever state an additional $3.5 million or \l seen. $5500 or best offer. 6 49 -45 71 ^ WASHINGTON — The Postal held. It covered more than 35,000 more, officials said Friday. Call 649-6909 after 6pm. Cars/Trucks for Solo 71 Cars/Trucks for Sole 7i Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 ' ( loiich hirsl ( lass Rate Commission recommended pages of evidence and testimony The agreement requires Connec­ Friday that the U.S. Postal Service from more than 100 witnesses, ticut to pay 60 percent of the New 1963 F O R D F A LC O N raise the price of a first-class The cost of mailing a letter was 8 CONVERTIBLE. Excel­ stamp from 20 cents to 22 cents and last increased in November 1981 f Haven line's operating deficit and lent condition. $1850 or h r equipment co.sts. which have been hike the cost of a postcard to 14 when it went from 18 cents to 20 m . best offer. Call 742-8517 cents. cents. equally split with New York since days, 742-9273 evenings. The proposed change, less than A 22 cent stamp would generate the previous agreement was the U.S. Postal Service requested $700 million less revenue for the adopted in 1971, MolorcvcIes/.BIcycles 72 fhe M OKiaary last November, could take effect Postal Service than the 23 cent rate as early as February, requested by its board of go- Ba.scd on lust year's unaudited The Postal Service had asked for verners. The governors, made up operating deficit of roughly $64 4m . \ '\. MEN'S 10 Speed 27" Le- a 23 cent first-class stamp and of nine presidential appointees, million, the new agreement would — (A Tournour model, French wanted to charge 15 cents for Postmaster General William increase Connecticut's costs by made bicycle. Needs W SEO C /lg BROTHBRSV postcards, which now cost 13cents. Bolger, and his deputy, could $3.5 million to $4 million, said -X yY V work, parts. $40. Call The rate commission, however, consider the recommendation as William E. Keish, a spokesman for J A ■ \ \ M3-2880. found the Postal Service underesti- soon as Monday at its monthly the state Department of mated its growhfg"volume of both two-day meeting, Transportation. first-class letters and bulk adver- The board can either accept the IN I \ 1 9 8 2 HARLEY- UP! photo ' L \ DAVIDSON — Bought In Using mail and overestimated its change, ask the rate commission to Although the agreement will cost N .'. ^ L .'. \ 1983. Low mileage, ex- labor expenses. reconsider, or agree under protest Residents of Surigao City in the the state more, DOT Commis­ tras, npinf condition. residents of the central and southern Commission Chairman Janet to let the new rate go into effect and sioner J. William Burns said it ■’ •• -Vsell- Call 742-9073. Philippines begin to rebuild their homes part of the country. The Philippines is Steiger said the lower recommen- ask a federal court to review the addressed non-cconomic issues dations reflect the continued matter. Friday after the islands were struck by a seeking U.S. disaster aid. and strengthens Connecticut's role growth in the economy. To break even in the next fiscal typhoon that killed more than 1,400 D o 1X. ^*' 4 * ^ Pec Vehicles 73 in the operation of the railroad. O J 1PHOTO-GUIDE " I think it is a fair and equitable year. Bolger has said the Pdbtal 10 18 ; FATTEBN aaaeaaaaeaeaaeaeaeaeaaa rate," she said. "Consumers are Service must generate $3.2 billion He said the agreement will give getting their money's worth." more than it would accumulate Connecticut access to all Metro- Pretty blouses with a - In addition to the 22 cent charge with the current rates, Philippines seeks U.S. aid North records and the right to side-accented yoke and a for the first ounce of first class In pressing for the rate hike, the review Metro-North's budget and choice of sleeve lengths. Very good condition. Full mail, the commission recom- Postal Service predicted it will lose No. 8316 with Photo- rear back. New tires. MANILA, Philippines (UPI) said. productivity and greater involve­ S mended that rates for additional $800 million in the fiscal year relief organization's supplies in Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. 649-7327. — President Ferdinand Mar­ ment in Metro-North labor ounces not be increased. It also ending Sept. 30, but the board In Washington, the State a Manila warehouse were Size 12,34 bust. . . elbow- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 79 LINCOLN MARK IV cos’ government turned to the negotiations. recommended rate increases of 13 members who opposed the rate Department said it was expect­ "nearly exhausted.” length, bouffant sleeves, United States for relief aid Metro-North, a subsidiary of to 14 percent for bulk mail. hike say the service will break ing to receive the request, which The death toll from Ike’s 2% yards 45-inch; short MItC. Automotive 76 2 door, Silver with red Friday as the death toll from sleeves, 2 yards; long The decision by the commission, even and could even show a $200 will then be handed over to the rampage through the central New York's Metropolitan Trans­ two-kiltar s to rm s clmnb«l~to sleeves, 2 yards. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • leather interior, loaded an independent five-member million profit. Agency for International Devel­ and southern Philippines Sun­ portation Authority, took over more than 1,500 people and a opment, or AID. day and Monday rose to 1,450, operation of the rail line when TO ORDER, send $2.00 ftf eicM PiCtC lJPTRllf*i^ r* a p 25th province was declared a jatHre, pie. 509 far pe.Uie .ed The request for U.S. aid came according to reports from the Congress ordered Conrail out of *78 9 5 disaster area, officials said. a day after the Philippines state news service and various the commuter business. It also SUE BURNETT ^ 76'*. $75. TolOphORO The Ministry of Social Wel­ refused several offers from E Meachwtv Nereid 649-8918. Teens mixing drugs, relief agencies. operates two other commuter tines ilMAve. etimerieet fare and Development, or international relief groups, The death toll from la.st New Terti. M.V. 1003d ______in New York. Print Name, Address witli ZIP — — MSSD, was requesting food, which the Foreign Ministry said week's tropical storm June, CODE, Style Numfeer and Size. PLACING AN AD In Clos- HD milk, medicine, used clothing was in line with the govern­ which slammed into the north­ "W e feel that agreement on New FASHION with sifled Is a very ea$y« Gallup poll reveals and building materials from the ment's policy to rely on its own ern part of the country, stood at these economic issues demon­ rhotu-Guide patterns in simple process. Just dial 8 1 M A Z D A 8 1 M E R C U R Y U.S. government for thousands resources. strates that Connecticut is an equal all size ranges, has a 643-2711. W e'll help you 81 MERCURY 81 MERCURY 67. "The Office of Civil Defense 79 LINCOLN 79 PLYMOUTH of victims of Typhoon Ike and A National Red-Cross spokes­ partner with MTA in the operation special Grace Cole CoIIm - -word your ad for maxl- B200 COUGAR said 560 people were missing BOBCAT NEW YORK (UPI) — Twelve form of alcoholic beverage, tropical storm June, oliicials man, however, said Friday the tion for larger sizes; plus _ _ LYNX M A R K IV TC 3 percent of America s teenagers "This is up sharply from four of from both storms. of the New Haven line,” Burns said 2 HO N US Coupons! resp on se. in a statement. P ric e .... $ 2 .M . admit to being into "polydrugs," 10 — 41 percent — two years ago," P ^3280 M 975 ^3095 Sports coupe combining alcohol with other he said, "An additional 17 percent Bums said the state recognized drugs, a practice medical authori- say they have tried alcohol on a Debate meetings go on from the outset of the negotiations Cars/Trucks for Sale 7i ^3180 Striped Knits Pickup with 4 dr., sedan station *7680 ties describe as the most danger- single occasion, that its cost share would probably cap CRWsi caimei/An 4 Speed 1 DR./iaADID ous of all drug habits. George, "N o one knows the quantity but increase "but we felt strongly that Wagon *2475 Gallup Jr. said Friday. the figures show there is much it had to be accompanied by a Reporting on the newest Gallup more experimenting with alco- Mondale to unveil tax plan greater participation in control of Survey on teenage drinking and holic beverages and if more are the.se co.sts." drug use, Gallup said: experimenting there will be more 79 CADILLAC 8 0 F O R D 8 10 L 0 S M 0 B U 8 3 L I N C O L N 75 VW By United Press International Monday. The new plan for the operation 8 1 B U I C K "This is one in eight teenagers problems in the future." do — no film flam, no mirrors, no " I demand Ronald Reagan stand blue smoke, just facts.” includes the agreement between SEDAN DEVILLE FAIRMONT CENTURY 4 OR. Town Car and it is of particular concern to "The rapid increase in alcohol Democrat Walter Mondale, who D E L T A 8 8 up and tell the people of the United Meanwhile, President Reagan the two states and an arbitration OVERSTOCKED m e d ic a l p T ofessio n als and use, coupled with recent reports of has been prodding President Rea­ RABBIT States what he is going to do as shielded himself from the White award by a three-member panel others." a plateau in adolescent drug use, with New 1984 gan on the subject, said Friday he president to bring those deficits Gallup described as startling the now represents a major social House press corps Friday but headed by former Watergate pro- ' ^7495 $6680 ^6475 ♦14,800 will disclose a plan next week for down," Mondale said at a Decatur, finding that as many as six out of trend among teenagers in the made plans for a week of extensive ser-utor Archibald Cox, a professor *4980 tax increases that would cut the Ga„ appearance. He saicUn July DODGE Blue CLEAN 43,000 miles 32,000 miles every 10 American youths between - United States." campaigning among ethnic groups •at the Harvard I.,aw School. ^2380 federal deficit "fairly ... a word that his own plan would cut the iXCDUNT COMMINNI AUre/AC/NKE MARaaN, AC CUAN/WMVE theagesofl3and 18 —59percent— Gallup said it was significant, after a weekend at Camp David. CHAN CAR/LOADED that's prohibited at the White deficit by two thirds, but he has The arbitration began after New CARS 4 SPD at least occasionally drink some too, that only 23 percent of House." The White Hou.se said Reagan given few details since. plans to Sturt the week-long York demanded that Connecticut • ••••••• •• ••• •• ••• ••• • teenagers say they do not drink — Top aides to Reagan and Mon­ Referring to the program, Mon­ campaigning with a re-election pay more than 50 percent of the ‘ "the smallest figure ever recorded dale scheduled another meeting in & 8 1 M A Z D A 83 CHEVROLET 8 0 A M C dale said: "W e’re going to do it message to Polish-Amerieans in costs of the New Haven line, which 8 1 P O N T I A C 8 1 D O D G E I n c i H o in these surveys ' Washington on plans for television 7 7 D O D G E right. We're going to do it fairly. Doyiestown, Pa., Sunday. runs from New Haven to Grand GLC WAGON Spirit II-IOIUC I L/uay "This compares with 35 percent debates and reported an agree­ MALIBU 4 OR GRAND PRIX ARIES That's a word that's prohibited in He plans to sign a Hispanic Central Terminal in New York and TRUCKS ASPEN WAGON 20 pages, 2 sections of people 18 and up who are ment was near. STATION WAGON the White House." Heritage Week resolution at the carries 39,000 daily commuters. Some of the abstainers." he said. "The trend is At least one presidential debate "Ronald Reagan is counting on White Hou.se Mondiiy; po.sthum- The dispute over the costs and LOWEST DODGE CAR $4890 ; ...... 1? that more adults are abstaining will be held and a top Reagan aide you to be complacent... hoping you ^6980 $6980 *3160 ously honor Hubert Humphrey ' other a.spe<-ts of the line's opera­ $2360 C lassified . lel” and fewer teenagers are.- said proposals for more presiden­ 47,000 miles will close your eyes to the worst Tuesday; visit a senior citizens' & TRUCK Comics...... 9 The survey was conducted by the tial debates and for a vice tion prompted Connecticulto study 5 SPO, CUAN CAR 17,000 miles 6 C Y L IN D E R LOW deficits in American history," residence and meet with Italian- LOADED *4975 Entertainment...... 12 Gallup Organization in Princeton, presidential debate were being PRICES in AMERICA Ac/Aura HAiniFUL CAR Mondale told a public forum in Americans in Buffalo. N.Y., Wed­ possible alternatives to Metro- Lottery...... y ...... 2 N.J.. founded by Gallup’s late given "serious consideration." MILEAGE Chattanooga later. "H e asked you nesday, pay homage to country North, including having the state M itiM ries...... to father, for the Adolescent Care Campaigning in Georgia. Mon­ to trust him without telling you music king Roy Acuff in Nashville, take over the New Haven line or pSiireLk ‘ Network, Newport Beach, dale let,it be known he will unveil 84 DODGE what he’s going to do." Tenn., Thursday; meet Hispanic contracting with another railroad. 8 3 M E R C 82 Sports...... ts-i? ^ ^ plans for his "Reagan tax” — so DAYTONNA TURBO 79 CHEVY 78 MERCURY "W ell, I ’m not trying to sneak educators at the White House The new agreement is retroac­ 7 9 B U I C K Television...... 7-9 When asked about drug use, 26 dubbed because it will go to pay off CAPRI into the White House ... I trust the Friday; and attend an Italian- tive to Jan. 1, 1983. and runs LeSABIIE Weather...;...... t...... 2 percent admitted to using mari- deficits created during the current ZEPHYR CHRYSLER American people,” he said. " I ’m Ame^ican dinner in Washington ••••••••••••••#••••••• jusna. administration — in Philadelphia through Dec. 31, 1989, the DOT OVER FACTORY going to tell you what I'm going to next Saturday night. said. INVOICE ON ALL MALIBU ^7265 - j U j LARGEi DODGE CARS A TRUCKS *9980 LeBARON $3950 In SlockI 75 LOADED 5 spd. 14 K ♦2175 for Immadleta dal. AC/AM-FM CASSmi AM/FM RAOW 6 C V l , AUTO 68,000 NEW 84 OMNI ^3385 *6880 AUYa/AC/CUAN Doctors to open walk-in medical center in Manchester In v o ic e ...... *5 8 8 3 Bv Sarah E. Hall P l u s . . .'...... 9 9 8 3 D O D G E 81 DODGE 7 9 M E R C U R Y 79 PLVMOUIII phone call and they won’t have to people early, before whijtever there's a (wssibilily ol not doing claimed. Y o u Herald Reporter stand in line ... They'll only have to disease they have really flowers." 8 MlRADA 81 FORD anything." The partners’ strategy for beat­ P a y > 5 9 8 2 OMNI C A P R I G S VOLARE 8 2 M E R C U R Y walk in," Grinspan said. Already, Grinspan contended that there is Manchester's Immediate Medi­ ing the competition was to open A doctors’ group that owns more Knit a bright pullover he and his partners operate six a "tremendous need" fora drop-in cal Care Center will not treat and matching beret from N E W 8 4 e p A A P miun) MARQUB walk-in medical centers than any several centers rapid-fire, accord­ "Immediate Medical Care Cen­ medical center in town, despite patients on a continuing basis and ing to Grinspan All their own knitting worsted. SENTRA ’5995 GRANADA other outfit in the state has ^5390 ters ” in Connecticut — the closest Manchester Memorial Hospital's is not Intended to he a trauma No. 5867 has knit di­ ♦1995 facilities have been financed with NEW84SENTRA •5975 $3280 announced plans to open one in one in East Hartford’s Charter Oak plans to open its own. "W e want center for severely injured or loans and together make a m argi­ rections for sizes Small, AU T O , 6 c n . ♦7890 Manchester by mid-November. Mall. Medium and L,arge, (8- 21,000 miles s p o n v C M very badly to work together," he ■seriously ill patients, Grinspan nal profit, he said. WAGON 7 4 9 5 Aure LOADED Though they advertise quick said. " I think the best of all ideal 18) inclusive. w/o convertible top $4995 LOADED The new "Imm ediate Medical -said. In fact, he predicted that Grinspan said his centers cost NEW 84 OATSUN service without appointments, worlds would be for Manchester doctors based at MMH or with less than an emergency room visit, TO OROE*. IMR $2.00 fw sack Care Center" will be the seventh in none of these facilities are de­ latlsri, pisi $0t for foitito ssR the state, and the first of its kind in Memorial Hospital and the Imme­ local practices will benefit from without the long waits They offer laaRlisg. SENTRA $7401; signed to "just take people iil and i:: 4-Or.,Auto I T t f U Manchester, corporation Presi­ diate Medical Care Center of the center, as its doctors refer blood testing. X-ray services, and out,” Grinspan said. "Everyone Manchester to reach some I— w —^J lorolR dent Dr. Gregg Grinspan said patients to them for long-term physical exams, as well as IIH 4ft. of 4 t rtm NEW 84 OATSUN who comes in gets a phone call accord," eare. treatment. Nt« Ywk. N.T. letM Friday. Plans call for it to be three days later." housed in the old Stop & Shop Industries which send workers to M sl Noaw, MOmt frini IIP PICKUP ’6195 MANCHESTER "W e’ll be seeing over 15,(KH) U M sat IWa Naatar. building on West Middle Turnpike But any mutual venture would Immediate Medical Care Centers NEW84DATSUNKINGC4B MANCHESTER A thin man with dark hair and preclude MMH from founding its people a year in Manchester." he S P E C IA L : O ver 200 ae- 6 4 3 -5 1 3 S and offer treatment for everything for emergency treatment or check­ eyes, he insisted that the project is own drop-in center, according to predicted. Within less than two ‘ lectiona and a 16-page from cuts and sprained ankles to ups gel them back in as little as an 4X4 ’ 9 4 9 5 6 4 3 -S 1 3 S "an absolute white horse ... We’re years, Grinspan and his principle GIFT aeetioB in the - sore throats and .stomach aches. Grinspan. Hospital Spokeswoman hour, with a report on their health A L B U M . Jnat tS.00. hiring young, aggressive doctors Judy Mandel said Friday that top partner, Eugene Winchester of Opon 9 AM to 9 PM Grinspan. 37. an internist from status, Grinspan said. aoauRTtajf UM who take pride in their ability to MMH officials have met with Hartford, plan to be running 17 or WILLIMANTIC Monday thru Thursday w||K Simsbury, claimed the center will Two full time doctors, Judy O-iat-aeua-OM tea Mae. nan make early diagnoses and like to Grinspan to discuss his plans, but 18 walk-in centers in Connecticut. It eran Mnaii Mae la anka Unac Open 9 AM to 6 PM 301-315 Ceetar St. couple convenience with, high- Haile of Bolton and Michael Erdil take care of people.” have not made any decisions. The two opened their first such M.iaa - MiiFMMi u n it, aa DATSUN-DODGE Friday A Saturday m o r i a r v y quality care. It will charge a base of Massachusetts, will head the M iM h e tle r "H alf of the iH>ople we see don’t "Right now, w e’re keeping our center in Wethersfield in May 1983. 1132 Main St., Willimantic I fee of $31 per visit, not counting staff of Manchester's new center, have their own doctors,” he options open," Mandel .said (Exit 92 off 1-86) special tests or drugs, and will be Grinspan said visits to other, Grinspan said. It will occupy a IMM.5o"*a*M*i'*l«p!ia aaa- 423-4547 - 647-9367 explained. "And the real promise "T h ere’s a possibility of a joint similar facilities across the coun­ atoetrf Nam la anta. GREGG GRINSPAN open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., every is that because it's so convenient small portion of the Stop & Shop t-lN -eaan t-at patat al aalak- 887-1522 days of the year. venture with Dr. Grinspan; there's try had left him dissatisfied — they building. Nurses, two x-ray techni­ ... quality care people come’ to us before they a possibility of opening an imme­ were hiring inexperienced physi­ Patients "won’t have to m;ike a would .see anvone else. We .see cians and a secretary will round diate care center ourselves; cians and had "no air of pride," he out the staff.