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97 AP photo Stephen Linnane, 10, keeps cool under a waterfall at the Harbor Park spray pool In the Charleston section of Boston The IRORS. National Weather Service forecast Indicates he ought to stay under the water all weekend. Story on page 7. Dr. Crane’s Quiz Town sewer plant fiasco They bid a dieu 1. Which worker often uses a "Rocky Mt. Canary" to carry his food? HUNTER SAILOR MAILMAN PROSPECTOR 2. Humpty Dumpty's mother would be calied further from resolution tp ‘Ranger Jim‘ TABBY BIDDY NANNY ELSIE 3. A postman often uses which one of these to By Andrew Yurkovsky might have to relocate work on how the Corps and how the EPA. measure the length of his route? Manchester Herald the secondary facility to the town were approaching the wetlands By Andrew J. Davis tion Week be designated as SPEEDOMETER MICROMETER dog pound at an added cost of violation. Manchester Herald “ Ranger Jim Day.“ Thisyear. PEDOMETER HYGROMETER Officials reported no progress about $18 million. "The Corps and the EPA were Fire Prevention Week will be 4. If turned into human form, which one of these after a meeting Friday with U.S. Friday's meeting was attended not stressing ^e same positions, ” he said. V Say goodbye to “ Ranger held in mid-October. would most likely rob candy stores? Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly on the by the head of the New England Jim” dispute over a wetlands permit division of the U.S. Army Corps of He added that the Corps ap­ LaPine joined the depart­ LEO DOBBIN BRUIN REYNARD Janies LaPine, better known for the secondary part of the Engineers, Lt. Col. Thomas A. peared to be more willing to ment in 1962 after working for 5. Which type of food is unique in losing 15 percent to residents as “ Ranger Jim.” town’s sewage treatment plaht. Rhen, as well as representatives expedite a settlement than the Pratt and Whitney Co. in the of its calories in the process of being digested? retired Friday from the Town At the same time. Mayor Peter from the offices of U.S. Sen. EPA, although such a settlement cafeteria. He said he did not FAT PROTEIN SUGAR STARCH of Manchester Fire Depart­ P. DiRosa Jr. said Friday that he efiristopher J. Dodd, D-Conn, and might not be exactly what the like cafeteria work, and since 6. Match the Bible characters at the left with the ment after 26 years of service. was less optimistic about the U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., town wants. ' be wanted a job where he could descriptions at the right which pertain to them. He has been known by his possibility of a settlement than he R-Conn. State Sen. Michael P. be active, he decided to join thfe (a) Paul(v) Wrote the 2nd Gospel as Peter nickname for about 13 years dictated it to him. was after a previous meeting Meotti, D-Glastonbury, also was DiRosa and Town Manager fire department. earlier this week. present at the meeting. Robert B. Weiss said that the when he started to teach But LaPine is best known for (b) Mark (w) Launched Christianity in Ethiopia. people about fire safety (c) Peter(x) Scared a wealthy pair of stingy Kennelly, D-Conn., met behind amounts of any fines that might his work as “ Ranger Jim.” In closed doors for over two hours “ I think we made a very good be levied for the illegal work in dressed in a ranger’s outfit. that role, LaPine would travel senior citizens into fatal heart attacks. “ I’m going to miss the (d) Philip(y) Burned the harvest fields of his Friday with officials from the case that this has to be resolved, the wetlands were not discussed to schools, hospitiils and nurs­ town and various federal agen­ and that the resolution is not a at Friday’s meeting. work,” said LaPine. “ I ’m not ing-homes to teach people in-laws with 300 foxes tied to firebrands. 0 going to miss the alarm clock (e) Samson (z) His 2 hour sermon caused a cies. Kennelly said she urged the new plant," Kennelly said. DiRosa denied reports that the about fire safety and waking me up (at 6:30 a.m.).” prevention. sleeping listener to fall from a 3rd story window. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to Kennelly said that officials Corps had proposed a $1.5 million reach an agreement that would from the Corps and the federal fine for the illegal work. He also LaPine, 57, will be sorely He said he loved to go to missed by the firefighters of Answer* In Classified section allow the town to continue the Environmental Protection expressed skepticism about schools to talk to the students. upgrading of the secondary facil­ Agency are to meet on Tuesday to tough statements that had been Manchester, said town Fire “ I love children.'I love all ity where it is now located. work out a joint position on the made earlier by the Corps’ chief Chief John C. Rivosa. For, „ children,” he said. “ You’d be DiRosa said that no proposals dispute. She said ttat neither the of enforcement, Richard Roach, over the last decade, LaPine surprised how much they Connecticut Weather were made at the meeting and Corps nor the EPA was prepared who has said that fines as high as has been his "right-hand understand.” man,” he said. that no agreem ents were Friday to say that the dispute six figures could be levied against LaPine said there-have been Manchester and vicinity; Today, sunny wanner reached. Asked what the points of could be resolved. the town. Roach, reached at his "Jim knew what was hap­ pening at the fire station every many advarices in his years as and more humid. A 30 percent chance of an contention were, he answered, “ They felt that they could not home Friday night, would not a firemaqr Firemen now use afternoon thunderstorm. High 85 to 00. Tonight, "A ll of them." commit to anything until they comment on whether the amount day,” Rivosa said. "He knew J the ins 'and outs. 41e'll be air packs and thicker hoses in hazy very warm and humid. Scattered showers and The Corps of Engineers last meet again,” she said. of a fine has been set. an effort to fight fires more thunderstorms. Low 70 to 75. Chance of showers 30 month ordered work to stop on the Rhen said of Tuesday’s meet­ Kennelly said that Rhen had missed, you can rest assured. ” y Friday morning, many gave effectively, he said. Also, the percent. Sunday, hot and humid with scattered secondary facility because the ing, “ We’ll be discussing the suggested that some action by witness to Rivosa’s comments, addition of the paramedic unit thunderstorms and highs in the 90s. Chance of town failed to obtain a requir^ whole issue, from soup to nuts.” Congress might be taken on has been a great benefit. thunderstorms; SO percent. wetlands permit. Last week, the DiRosa said that there ap­ behalf of the town, but she said as they wished him well over West Coastal, East Coastal; Today, sunny Corps had said that the town peared to be a difference between that would be impossible. the Fire Department radio Now that he is retired, warmer and more humid. A 30 percent chance of a network. Among other mes­ LaPine has nodefinite plans on late in day shower or thunderstorm. High around 00. sages “ Ranger Jim” heard what he will do with his future. Tonight, hazy very warm and humid. were, “ the coffee’s still hot up He said he will visit the here Jim” and “ best of luck to firehouse often, but first he Company to fix his wheels you and Nancy.” plans on traveling to Florida. Raglnsld Plnto/M snch«t«r HtraM LaPine signed off by saying, “ I really have no plans,” Lottery By Anita M . Caldwell which funded most of the cost of the wheelchair— SIGNING OFF Rangei’ Jim" LaPinesays goodbye Friday to several “ thank you everybody.” LaPine said. “ If you don’tplan and Nancy Concelman could not decide whether to try to obtain a new who wished him well on his retirement over the Fire Department radio Maydr-Peter P. DiRosa Jr. it. you’re never disappointed. one until the technician from the company which has officially proclaimed that Connecticut daily Friday; 870. Play Four: 3693. You take^ each day as it Call it the power of positive persuasion. provided it reviewed the damage. network. Chief John C. Rivosa calied LaPine his “right-hand” man. each ’Tuesday of Fire Preven Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 8, 20, 23. 24. 35, 39. comes." A 10-year-old Lydall Street boy with muscular Laury Moore, designer and technician for dystrophy may finally be able to zoom around CCA, said Friday afternoon, “ We’re going to go with his neighbortiood friends again after a down the first part of next week and fix it.” Judex Massachusetts-based company decided to send a CCA officials had attributed their failure to technician to examine his broken, electric answer the request earlier to “ communication” State may put Crafts on trial snags that resulted when the company was 1 a a a I m m m 9L7 wheelchair. Members of Norman Cyr’s family purchased by new owners. l A ObttuafiM 7 had been waiting for three weeks for the r i l M M l f l A H O p in lo o Continuing Care Association to respond to their Cyr, who has had muscular dystrophy since he 9 % ,0 K . S m Iot d tIZ A fW m request. was 2. was given the motorized wheelchair last Judge forced to declare mistrial after juror flees deliberations X.Q ftpATta A t~ A tk March. He had used it to zoom around with Focus 17-32 On Friday, they got what they were looking for neighborhood kids on their bikes. NEW LONDON — A hold-out juror’s U.S./WorM 10-11 anonymity told ’The Associated Press said his client was disappointed by the when the president of the company called to say “ Things are in transition,” Moore said. “.Some flight from deliberations forced a refused to return. that Maskell was the lone juror who outcome, saying Crafts wanted a he would send a technician out early next week to things got lost in the shuffle. We’re trying to pick judge Friday to declare a mistrial in refused to vote for conviction. The The judge quoted Maskell as review the damage. verdict so “ he could go back to his up the pieces.” the case of airline pilot Richard rest of the jurors declined to comment saying, ‘T m out of there and I ’m not “ I have to say I have never had that company Crafts, accused of murdering his wife children.” Sagarin said he would seek going back in there.” iiaitrhrstrr liorald Irene Cyr said she is grateful for the neighbors as they were led out of the courthouse a reduction in Crafts’ bond next week. move like that,” said Irene Cyr, Norman’s that rallied to help out by raising funds. But she and trying to hide the crime by by sheriff’s deputies. Schaller said he attempted to mother. "Hopefully, they will take care of it.” destroying her body with a chain saw Crafts has been held in lieu of $750,000 persuade Maskell to resume deliber­ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 245 said she was understanding in her talks with CCA Schaller said Maskell told him; “ I bail since his arrest. ’The call from CCA president Dr. Daniel Bumes officials. and wood chipper. ating and had him taken by a sheriff’s am sorry, but after voting eight times The jury had declared itself dead­ Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher came after neighbors had decided to launch a ‘"rhings take time.” Cyr told Moore. The mistrial, declared at 9:13 p.m. deputy to another room so he wouldn’t in at least a week with the same locked about 4:35 p.m. Friday, but fund drive to repair the wheelchair or purchase a Cyr said she also was appreciative of the MDA by Superior Court Judge Barry results, I cannot continue to deliber­ be left standing in a hallway. Qsorge T. Chsppsll Sheldon Cohen new one. The Muscular Dystrophy Association — Schaller, ended 17 days of jury Schaller ordered jurors to continue When the rest of the jurors were EdH or Composing Msneger for their assistance and interest. ate in a clear and open mind. I am deliberating in an attempt to reach a D sniis A. nobsfit Robert H. Hubberd deliberations. truly sorry.” brought to the room where Maskell Advertising Director Pressroom Mansger verdict in the trial, which started was sitting, he promptly left. Schaller It followed the refusal of juror Crafts, a 50-year-old pilot for April 4. Jeenne Q. Fromertti Frenk J. MeSsreegen Warren Maskell Jr. of Preston to said. Buelneee Msneger Circulation DIgKtor Eastern Airlines and part-time police Maskell, 47, suffered head injuries continue deliberating or to heed the officer, was arrested in January 1987 ’The judge said an effort was made 4 hours in freezer kills boy judge’s order to reappear in the in a car accident on Friday, July l, to “ let the situation cool off,” but and charged with the murder of his when his pick-up truck overturned as Published dally except Sunday end certain holidays by the courtroom so the case could be Danish-bom wife, Helle. The arrest Maskell wouldn’t budge. Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchaelsr, CLEVELAND (AP) - An he made ho further progress, said he was riding home from the court­ Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. Joseph had apparently fallen recessed until Saturday. came after body fragments were Schaller said he decided then to 8-year-old boy who had no heart­ Jane Yousey, spokeswoman for house. Maskell was hospitalized Postmaster: Send addrses ehangae to the Manchester Herald, into the freezer while trying to Under the mistrial finding, the state found by state police on the banks of have the jurors return to the cour­ P.O. Box SSt. Manchester. Conn. OS040. beat and a body temperature of Rainbow Babies’ and Children’s briefly, but he told Schaller when reach some Popsicles, Monia can retry Crafts without a claim of the Housatonic River in Southbury. troom and recess until Saturday If you dont rsoeivs your Herald by 8 pm . weakdays or TM only 70 degrees after spending Hospital.' said. A discard^ battery had double jeopardy. State’s Attorney court reconvened July 5 that he felt he morning for one more attempt at e.m. Saturdays, please tolsphona your carrier. H y o u 're u n a b is four hours trapped in a freezer The youth was reported miss­ Mrs. Crafts, a 39-year-old stewar­ was able to continue deliberations. to reach your carrier, call subscrlbar aarvloa at 647-6*40 by 6 been pushed in front of the freezer Walter Flanagan said he would decide dess for Pan American World Airlines deliberations, but Maskell refused, p.m. weekdays lor delivsry In Manchsstsr. died Friday, 21 hours after he was ing by his pareats^around 5 pan. . Schaller described from the bench to act as a step for the youth, he next week whether to seek another and mother of three young children, t0iling 8 bsiliff that ha wouldn't come ftig g s M carrier rates are *1.60 weakly, 67.70 lor one discovered by his father, hospital ’Thur^ay, said Detective Sgt. Joe said. trial. Friday night the bizarre culmination unless he was "carried In.” month. 623.10 lor three months. 646.20 lor six months and officials said. Monia of the Sheffield Lake was last seen on Nov. 18. 1986 when of the trial. 6S2.40 lo r ona year. “ Twelve people took an oath to do a co-workers dropped her off at the At that point, the judge said, he Although medical personnel Police Department. His father “ It appears he crawled up on The judge said that while the Tha Manchester Herald Is a mambsr o f Ota Aseoelated Prase. job and 11 were willing to do so and one Crafts’ Newtown home after an askra the jury’s foreman in a note if Ois Audit Bureau of CIreutatlons. tha New England Press had managed to get Joseph found him at 6; 30 p.m. when he the battery and tumbled in,” 12-member jury was sending out for Association and Ota Now England Nawapaper Aaaodallon. was not.” Flanagan said. overseas flight. further deliberations wouldbe useful Krogg’s heart beating and return went to the freezer in the family’s Monia said. "The lid closed on supper and making personal phone A source who spoke on condition of Defense attorney J. Daniel Sagarin and the foreman responded in writing! his body temperature to normal. garage to get meat for dinner. him and latched.” calls, Maskell left the jury room and 1 do not believe so.” Calendars 3 to get glimpse of business Manchester Pi^nsilhMon Three Manchester students will Monday D’Wanna Berg, deputy director be among the 150 high school responsibility. Eighth Utilities District monthly meeting, makes Mustang of the Connecticut Business and Mayfair Gardens, 7 p.m. students who will take part in a More than 240 companies do- seminar on business next week mdustry Association’s Education nated funds to help pay for the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Foundation, which sponsors the Manchester High School stu­ event. Among the local compan­ hearing room, 7 p.m. event. More than 40 business dents Jeffrey L. Bernier and ies are: Empire Tool and Manu­ Tuesday mass of metal m^anagers, state officials and Diana M. Pappas will take part in facturing Co., Syndet Products ^ b llc hearing on reconstruction of Greenwood educators will lecture at this Drive, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 p.m. By Andrew Yurkoysky Connecticut Business Week ’88 year’s event. Sanitary Refuse Co. of Manches- which will be held at Post College Human Relations Commission, Municipal Build­ L«siiK9iaKKiii| Manchester Herald Students will attend seminars ‘ ®f- Dynamic MetalProducts Co., I" Wat®rbury Sunday through J.C. Penney Co., and Manchester ing coffee room, 7:30 p.m. I i. . • on such subjects as pricing and Wednesday Friday. Ana Guevara of East Honda. Street man who had hoped next week to production, advertising, public Independence Day Committee, Municipal Build­ Catholic High School also will repairing on Chestnut participate. relations, marketing, finance and ing coffee room, 7:30 p.m. labor relations. Also covered will e m e r g e n c y f r w L a Pi'e of junk if he ■rae week is designed to give Fire — Police — Medical Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center iriea to do so now. be cai-Mr planning, information juniors and seniors a glimpse of hearing room, 7:30 p.m. technology, research and devel­ f®"®® Department consi- what business is all about, said Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p m opment and corporate social D IA L 911 Thursday milrnr vphi *1®^® j®.*^ Mustang an abandoned Board of Directors comment session. Municipal Building, 6:30 p.m. crushed. While the owner feels that he wasn’t Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. savs’th-m'” *’**’' police, a police spokesmaii Fair Rent Commission, Public Works office 7 p.m. SfolfSoW iS" ‘ T can understand towing it. but I can’t Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee understand shredding it.” the car’s owner. Jack room, 7:30 p.m. Stevens, said Thursday. Andover rofn^''®"®! '^*'® '‘''®® Park Street Ik-.; npPtpT.K*®"’ ® St., said he had Monday parked the unregistered car on Chestnut Street Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. **® notified he could Thursday *^®I ‘ ^® ®U"‘>ominium parking lot. Km ®* was placed on the car notifying Library Board, Andover Public Library 7-30 hirJi-®® '^®'‘® ‘" ' ’®s«Sating it a few days p.m. before the car was towed on Friday. 647-9334 Bolton allnwpdMi,®®*** i**® P®*^®® should have Monday w rrlS''ryS^'5'’' Swimming lesson registration. Community Hall **’® spokesman for the 7 to 9 p.m. thp ®®pertment, said that under Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p m the state s abandoned motor vehicle law the Tuesday police can destroy a car as little as 48 hours after Swimming lesson registration. Indian Notch posting the sticker on it. Wood said that the Park, 9 a.m. to noon sticker was posted on Stevens’ car on July 6 He Board of Selectmen. Community Hall, 8pm dPstrPv^®th°'*'®‘' “ / w a y on July 8 and had it Wednesday aestroyed the same day. Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p m Wood said that Stevens sbpuld have called S and the JUmiY FUN Planning Commission. Community Hall, 8 p.m. cniiw ‘’® sow the notice. “ That way we *P-®“ ® orrangements,” he said, Coventry Reginald Plnto/Manchattar Harald adding that police would rather have the owner Monday HE’S A WINNER — Thomas McCann, of himself remove the car from the street. competition last month. He was among Stevens said that he had thought of taking legal Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Manchester, is proud of the three gold 40 local winners. Grand Oiteningi^nlMdn on Tuesday medals he won in the Special Olympics nnt' *llfi P®“ ®® ‘*®cWed that it would Cemetery Commission, Town Office Building not be worihwhile. He said he was told by a 1:30 p.m. il'ooo'^ '®*®* ^®®® would be about Zqning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building SUNDAY, lOtY * 7:30>.m. 17 V*®* *'® “ '® ®or last year Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office to ppa1«f« if®"™®*'^®'‘''. *"‘® “ • ” ® h® planned ... Building, 7:30 p.m. He captures 1he gold’ to register it next week or sell It. Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office Wood said that police estimated the value of the Building, 7:30 p.m. about $100. He said the waiting Bobby J’s Pizza w il donate 50C from the sale of every Wednesday before police can dispose of a car is longer School Building Committee. Coventry High Local man a Special Olympics winner iV h i®®® *® *'‘ « ’’®'‘ P®“ ®® have to wait pizza and 304 from the sale of every grindet. School, 7:30 p.m. •ViSfu ®.*’®^j'^ disposing of a car with a value over $100 ^ t under $500, he said. Police have to wait 90 Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriots By Anita M. Caldwell with my bicycle,” he said. days before disposing of a car valued at $500 and to The Jimmy Fund. Park, 7:30 p.m. Manchester Herald 0V6F. Conservation Commission. Town Office Building. While McCann said he worked hard to prepare Come and enjoy the Festivities. 8 p.m. When Thomas McCann walked away from the for the event. he said he was given a lot of support Thursday Special Olympics last month with three gold from the people at his job at the Patio Restaurant where he is a dishwasher. Women Infants and Children. Town Office medals, he said he felt like he was in "seventh Clowns ■ Raffles ■ Giveaways Building, 1 p.m. heaven.” “ We put him on a diet,” Don White, his boss, McCann was among 40 Manchester residents ■ SatTon” ^ * ® You’ve had the rest, now try the beat — ^ who participated in the 20th annual event that 5 MCC students Teacher goes to class was held in New Haven the weekend of June 24. i^ it e , who owns the family-operated business The Connecticut Special Olympics is a series of said evei^one at work made sure McCann had Fund! Sue A. Mclnemey, a teacher at Martin School, is athletic competitions for those with disabilities ‘ supported his efforts. are recognized M j M ^ Try Our Home Delivery ★ participating in the Institute for Science Education and Who are mentally retarded. u family operation,” he for Elementary School Teachers at Central McCann said in the moments before the race, said. He s one of the fam ily.” Connecticut State University in New Britain. he could think of nothing else except winning. McCann said his friends at work teased him The institute, partially funded by a federal grant “ I was thinking of ‘going for the gold,’ ” he u® ‘“ ‘•n’t come back Coi'unU?^^^^ " j 647-9334 and by a grant from the Center for Educational said. couldn't come back to work. M[phn*pMp*” ^ ® »1f™ ‘® ®®bievement. ’They are: Excellence at Central, is designed to upgrade the And the gold he got. 1* medals draped around his Michael Leonard of Vernon, Division of Mathemat­ 647-9334 I DELIVERY HOURS knowledge and curricula of elementary science neck, McCann returned to work that week as the ics, Sciences, and Allied Health; Michael Przychod- McCann won the medals for the three-wheel shining star. teachers. cycling in the 400-meter event, the three- Tuesday thru Sunday Mclnemey, who lives in South Windsor, will be Each of the 40 participants from Manchester rnm m ,.ni“ ®ff"*’“ !7 ’ Humanities and kilometer event and the one-kilometer event. He c i® ” i^®*®p <®'’®'yu P- M iller Award)- 5 PM to 10 PM participating, in the Biological Science and Earth said he practiced for the events by riding his won gold medals. There were 30 silver medals Charles ^hwartz of Manchester, Division of 662 Center St., Manchester Science program. awarded, 35 bronze medals and 9 ribbons. A bicycle as much as he could everyday. Business C a m rs (Fred A. Ram ey Award)- Dea Walk-ins Welcome The program runs from June 27 to next Thursday. “ It was just a lot of going around Manchester ®®"1P ul® I®* ^ medal winners was not Brasg^alla of Hartford, Division of Human Services- About 30 teachers are involved in the program. available from the Special Olympics office. 1 FREE ITEM Thursday thru Saturday sSlTsSien*ce“ ‘‘‘'''®" **®"®»'®®‘®'-- division of on any size pizza 10 PM to 12 MIDNIGHT Local News in Brief Court is asked Obituaries Prague announces candidacy to reconsider R e ^ Edith Prague. D-Columbia, announced her Herman Plavin Sharona Plavin. the Mansfield State Training candidacy for re-election Friday evening at her Herman Plavin, 72, of Deerfield The funeral was held Thursday School and Hospital in'Mansfield home in Columbia. Beach, Fla., husbhnd of Ella in Florida. and the Fairfield Hill State Tim Scott from Columbia has announced he will zoning case P avin and father of Richard Memorial donations may be Hospital in Newtown, Conn. try to unseat Prague, who is seeking her fourth made to .the Congregation Beth Congregation She, was a partner and asso­ Shalom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, if*?™ ^ "'c e man,” Prague said ’The town of East Hampton will ask the full state w th Shalom of Manchester, died ciate with Katherine M. Giblin !>cott. don’t see him unseating me.” Manchester 06040. 01 1 bupreme Court to reconsider a decision that could Tuesday in Florida. and Katherine’s mother, the late force Manchester and dozens of towns to change He was chairman of the United Mary H. Giblin, in operation of RHAM registration set re fla tio n s setting minimum sizes for houses Jewish Appeal for Century Vil­ the Holiday House in Manchester. The court Monday, in a 3-2 ruling, struck down lage in Deerfield Beach, he was a Dr. Helen T. Warner Besides Miss Giblin, with New residents living in Hebron. Andover or liast Hampton s minimum house size regulation for past officer of the Congregation whom she made her home, she is Marl^rough whose children will be attending Dr. Helen T. Warner, 98, of 46 a certain neighborhood. The majority of justices Adath Israel in Woodbridge, N J survived by a niece, Mrs. Arthur RHAM Junior High School or RHAM Senior High Cottage St. Manchester, died Dowling of Long Island, N.Y. sai(f lawyers for the town had Keen unable to justify and a veteran of World War IL Friday at her home. School this fall may call for a registration The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. v the requirement that new houses in one section of Besides his wife and son, he is She was born in Seymour, appointment before the opening of school. at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 the town would have to have at least 1,300 square survived by another son, Theo­ Conn. June 12,1890, and had been Counselors at the junior high school will be Main St. Burial is in East feet of floor space. dore Plavin of Petach Tikvah, a resident since 1933. available the week of August 22. Call 228-9423 for an I f Israel: and seven grandchildren, Cemetery. There are no calling appointment. ^ Boccalatte of She was a licensed physician hours. MiddlefOwn, said Thursday he would soon ask the A via Plavin. Ariel Plavin, liana for the state of Connecticut and For the high school, call 228-9447. Students must Memorial donations may be justices to rehear oral arguments in the case. Plavin, Yaela Plavin. Mira served as an associate at the have appropriate medical records before admission made to a charity of the donor’s on August 31. Boccalatte said he would ask that all seven justices Plavin, Chananiah Plavin and Institute of Living in Hartford, consider the issue, not just the five who took part in choice. the decision. School opens registration The high court’s ruling does not prevent Registration for next school year at Cornerstone conimunities from setting minimum floor size Man faces threatening charges Christian School is still open for grades kinder­ n.T/i!.-preserve the By Nancy Cancelman ■ domestic dispute at IIB Ambas­ garten through Grade 11. The school, located at 236 8®"eral welfare. The justices said that East Hampton had not met either of those Manchester Herald sador Drive and arrived to find told police Yennie had eight or Mam St., will hold a pre-enrollment meeting for two criteria. nine guns, three knives and some parents on August 8 at 7 p m. Virginia Jones, 41, alone. Jones A Hartford man was arrested spears. For more information, call 643-0792. N Zoning regulations setting a minimum size for told police Yennie, her ex­ houses are in effect in 118 Connecticut communities. Friday and charged with assault boyfriend, had come to her Police issued a warrant for and threatening in connection Yennie’s arrest June 26 on , oi!?®m®"®®*®*^’ sires range from 850 to apartment on June 24 at around 5 Irish beauties wanted 1.250. Town PLanner Mark Pellegrini has said the with an incident in Manchester in p.m., asking Jones to get back charges of third-degree assault June in which he reportedly threatening and third-degree Applications for the “ Miss Irish Festival” are town s minimum floor size requirements are based together with him, police said. on preserving the public health and preservine threatened to have his ex­ When Jones refused, Yennie criminal mischief. Yennie is now available at the Irish American Home in girlfriend killed, police said. being held on $500 non-surety Glastonbury. property values in the neighborhoods. started getting hostile, attempted Charles M. Yennie, 52. of 100 to throw a television set through bond and is scheduled to appear Applications may be picked up at the home at 132 Benton St.. Hartford, was ar­ in Manchester Superior Court Commerce St., Glastonbury, or by calling 688-2436 Associated Press reports are included in this Jones’ window and scratched her. Story. rested at 4:20 p.m. Friday on a Monday, poiice said. Applicants must be 15 through 18 years old and be of Rtginald Plnto/ManchMtpr Htrald Jones told police. Before leaving. GRATEFUL DONOR — CecHiaWandt, a warrant, police said. Yennie threw an ashtray through Irish ancestry. The ceremony will be held at the Children’s Museum. She donated the' Police said on June 26 they were Wool from Australia home on July 29 at 8 p m. childhood friend of Hazel Lutz, was glad the television screen, police said. painting in the East Center Street office called to investigate a reported Australia’s 160 million sheep to donate a Lutz painting Thursday to Jones told police Yennie called of her conservator, Malcolm Barlow. Nurses, board at around 3:55 a.m. June 25 and produce a quarter o f the world’s I-SI. 1-84 links to close Steve Ling, director of the Lutz said he would blow up her car and supply of wool and 70 percent of have her killed, police said. Jones the wool used in clothing, says . -T**® Interstate 91 southbound to Sizzier on tap ----- niaiionaiNational ueographic.Geographic. 1-84 eastbound will be closed Saturday from 7 a m to closer to pact noon. again for today iMMsiiitimiHnniiiiiniHfniii^ Maintenance workers will perform a milling Woman donates Lutz painting By Andrew J. Davis operation on the roadway to prepare for future Manchester Herald Here we go again. patching. Traffic will be detoured to Main Street to After a brief reprieve, Morgan Street, and to 1-84. S c h f 1 officials and the School Nurses Association Connecticut residents can that she owned for 25 years are close to reaching an agreement on a new again expect high humidity and temperatures in the 90s Garner’s Bolton GOP to caucus contract, said Wilson E. Deakin, assistant “y ^ ~ By Anita M. Caldwell superintendent. this weekend. Lutz,” Davis recalled Wandt homes of those who were her BOL’TON — There will be a caucus of the /Manchester Herald telling her. The good news is that it Rug 4 Upholstery ^ Carpet Republican electors on Tuesday. friends. Ling said. taiut® not reveal details of the contract Meanwhile, the Lutz is thrilled ^Iks. but did say he met with nursing officials won’t be quite as bad as last The meeting will be held at town hall at 7 p.m. to Thursday was a big day for the “ At times, she viewed herself week’s sizzier, according to Cleaning 4r Supplies to have the addition to the more as a teacher than an artist. ” Friday. He hopes to have the final agreement readv endorse candidates for justices of the peace and to Lutz Children’s Museum, which collected works of Hazel Lutz for approval by the Board of Education and numes the National Weather Ser­ amend committee bylaws. Ling said, adding that she painted 14 High St. (re a r) ^ 151 Pine St. (re a r) received as a donation a waterco- already at the museum, said on August 29. vice in Windsor Locks. Last lor by Hazel P. Lutz that had been mainly for her own enjoyment. week, temperatures in Ling, museum director. _ A ®un™»ner vacation, he said Manchester, CT 06040 sitting in the home of a Manches­ However, the museum consid­ some areas hit 100 degrees “ We’re always very happy to ers her art worthy of display and August M is the earliest that a full board and nurses CHS closed for work ter resident for more than 25 get something that Hazel Lutz has association could vote on a pact. during a heat wave that 646-5630 years. the museum plans to have an 649-1752 done.” Ling said. “ I'm rertainly not going to teli the press before I lasted nearly 10 days. exhibit of her work in the future. The heat wave broke until July 25 for asbestos removal In a ceremony held at Attorney Ling said that Lutz’s work is tell my board, Deakin said, when asked for details Currently, the museum has Wednesday with a high of Administrative personnel will be located at the Malcolm Barlow’s office, conser­ difficult to find because she about five of Hazel Lutz’s pieces promising. about 80 degrees, sending ntlalfc Captain Nathan Hale School during this time. vator of the estate of Cecilia considered herself a teacher We re hopeful. We re very hopeful.” including drawings, paintings residents on a rollercoaster Wandt, Wandt and her sister rather than an artist. The only If a settlement cannot be reached, the two groups and watercolors. Ling said. ride for the next few days. Mary Davis, presented the water- paintings that exist, he said, are “ It’s part of a first step that we ' head for arbitration, he said. No date for color. “ Dawn at Boothbay,” to scattered around the area in the arbitration has been scheduled, he said W e d n e s d a y ’ s c o o le r hope will continue,” Ling said. temperatures didn’t last, t'®®’^ io n v e n \ c t‘ce Steven Ling of the museum The two parties have been Involved in contract with a high Thursday of 85 to Davis, who was speaking on negotiations since April. The nurses, who are Lane over bridge behalf of her sister, said Wandt SMking a raise of about 64 percent, have balked at 90. But. temperatures went l a s t D A Y ! back down again Friday to was given the watercolor by Lutz the administration’s last public offer of a 3 percent 80 to 85 degrees. many years ago when Wandt increase. Tools closed for weeks Now, they’re expected to retired from the Manchester The nurses have said they are seeking parity with BOOKS A BIRDS go up again. Area Rugs Cement School system as a nurse. Wandt 5 The right lane of the exit from Routes 5 and 15 375 Htfd. Tpko. (Rfo. 30) whirfiTw .v“™®® ®“™ annually, The Weather Service done in our plant and Hazel Lutz had established a BOOKSALE^ which is $7,421 less than starting teachers. Tackless I Vernon 875-1876 ■July 5-16th It forecast calls for sunny, hot northbound to Route 2 in East Hartford over the friendship while Lutz taught art The nurses contract elapsed July l and they are and humid weather today [20% Cash & Carry Padding Bridge will be temporarily closed to fo r the town schools for 25 years. seeking a new three-year pact. 3 0 % O f f , with a 30 percent chance of Repair, Binding & Serging*^^ ^ ® 8-in. to 3 p.m., Monday through Wandt. who is now in a local On May 25, the school board and nurses were Metals an afternoon thunderstorm. Friday. Transportation Commissioner J. William convalescent home, told her unable to reach an agreement with a state mediator Bums has announced. ' WE'RE BONUS: 10% of your pur- Sunday will be hot and * sister some time ago that she ^ t h sides said after the meeting that the issue was chose moy be used os credit humid with highs in the 90s The right lane of the ramp will be closed for a wanted the museum to have the likely to go to arbitration. Monday, ’Tuesday, ol the new store in Mon- and scattered thunder­ ^ n o d of several weeks to allow the installation of painting since Wandt is no longer On June 13, a petition bearing 300 signatures was Thursday & Friday 8:00 - 5:00 „m oviim g/ ■ Chester dunng August and storms, according to the drainage pipes in the shoulder area. The toll booth in her own home. Davis said. ' Sopfombor. presented to the school board in support of the and the left lane on the exit will remain open to ||| Wewillbeclo$«iJuly l 7-31jt nurses. forecast. Saturdays Until Noon < J “ If anything happens to me, I Closed Wednesdays. July & August traffic during this construction activity, he said. The association represents 14 school nurses, who And on Monday....who want (the watercolor) to go to the knows? work at 21 sites throughout the school system. iWllllUlimiPllllltliyUlllUIIMli m oourcG of bodchod noGdlos souaht State & Region By The Associated Press Irnnaai _ Garbage dealers charged didn t know where the syringes came summer. froin and didn’t discount the possibil­ was found, they closed the beach ” More money for Weicker Drug-abusing litterbugs or pranks­ ity they were left as a joke or by drug “A number of syringes, the same Buzzeitti said. ters may be the sources of hypoder­ addicts. type (found in New Haven) were The blood was never tested, accord­ HARTFORD - U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, with conspiracy on trash mic syringes found on several turned in to unit staff and lifeguards, R-Conn.. reinains well ahead of Joseph I. teaches in Connecticut this week a West Haven's beaches were reo- ing to Buzzeitti, who said that the local ^n ed at about 4 p.m. Friday after the soine from the picnic area and the health department in Greenwich kern leading his Democratic state health official said Friday bathing area (in Westport). It’s an the vial. chajlenger by about half a million dollars. HARTFORD (AP) — State Attor­ Justice Department. The discovery of two complete loaches were cleaned and an inspec­ ney General Joseph I. Lieberman Wednesday. tion of the water turned up no further ongoing problem with drug usage ” "Our recommendations was not to reports filed with the secretary of the Asked if he considered the case synnges and part of a third prompted Buzzeitti said. announced Friday that his office an organized crime matter, Lieb­ “My only comment at this time the closing Thursday of the beach af debris. Also, test of water samples test It. We really treat it as potentiall v shn*,! ‘h® Federal Elections Commission is suing six Fairfield County IS that these charges are totally fou^ no problems, said West Haven Buzzeitti said the syringes were ^ow Weicker a three-term incumbent, with $1.79 erman said; ” We don’t reach any Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven. most likely from drug users on the hazardous no matter what. Nobodv garbage carting companies for baseless,” Giannatasio said. was at risk. It appeared to have beeh '^“"® compared to Lieberman’s conclusion on that question be­ “There is no doubt that the court Also on Thursday, the discoverv of '^sl^ director Raymond beach, although it is possible some 51.29 million. allegedly conspiring to allocate cause it’s outside our jurisdiction. in the water for quite some time ” he customers and territories among will support our position.” medical debris in the waters off West were washed ashore from elsewhere. said. Both candidates are trying to raise at least $2.-5 “But I can tell you we have and Haven prompted local officials there .u *0 be another burden for He said there have been similar themselves. The five lawsuits, based on five Fuslyssaid. "We’re going to Puslys said the decision to ban million before the November election. we will continue to cooperate with to close 3 miles of beach to swimmers. finds elsewhere along the Connecticut The lawsuits, to be filed by next those who do have jurisdiction contracts entered into by the The shutdowns were a precaution in make daily inspections of the beaches swimming was made as a precaution The Lieberman campaign out-raised the Weicker week in Stamford Superior Court garbage haulers, seek fines of up Iwfore they open. Certainly. I hope shore. Three syringes were found on a We found a lot of debris. It was not ‘•’•■ee-month period ending June 30, over those questions,” Lieber­ the wake of similar finds in New York beach in Fairfield Julv 5 and last against 25 defendants affiliated man said. “We’re taking on a to $250,000 for each antitrust and New Jersey that turned up this IS not something we’re going to sugg^tive of any biomedical waste or $535,OT0 to M30.474. A Lieberman campaign official with the companies, stemmed violation by a company, $25,000 have to live with.” ® weekend, and a plastic holder, a glass hospital waste, just the magnitude oi said It was the second consecutive quarter that that powerful group here in a tough syringes and vials that tested positive vial, and a drug container were found Had happened. from a three-year investigation case.” for each violation by an individ­ for the AIDS antibody and hepatitis Alan Buzzeitti. prinicipal environ­ the debris was a concern.” he said into alleged violations of antitrust ual and trible damages for all mental sanitarian with the state on the beach in Greenwich last “A lot was mixed trash, household Assistant Attorney General Ro­ earlier this week. weekend. laws by garbage haulers, Lieber­ bert Longer said the haulers had consumers adversely affected. New Haven Parks Director Robert Department of Health .Services, said trash and we did find some packaging Little college AIDS data man said. the New Haven discovery was similar “There was one vial of blood that for sterile dressings which are stand­ written agreements spelling out The towns involved include Lighthouse was washed up on Calf Island in “By agreeing to divide up territories and customers, some­ Stamford. Greenwich, Darien, Point Park Fnday morning, saying he to discoveries at Sherwood Island ard hospital purchases as well as over HAR’TFORD — Colleges in Connecticut have territory or customers, we be­ state park in Westport earlier this Greenwich. July 10. It was found at a the counter so we reallv can’t tell very little going on” in terms of AIDS education, thing he said he had never seen in Norwalk, Stratford, Westport and beach used at a youth camp. When it lieve these garbage haulers 15 years of practicing antitrust Wilton. __ ...... where— —*-.Tthey .-Clin;came iiuiii,from,” msiyssaiPuslys said according to the chairman of an advisory stifled competition,” Lieberman committee to the Board of Governors for Higher law. That fact, he said, makes the Lieberman said penalties could Education. said at a new» conference in state’s case very strong. run into the millions of dollars if Rock group Grateful Stamford. “And when competi­ Lieberman said said the gar­ The committee has prepared a report for the tion is diminished, that means the state is successful. The GOP state convention today board to consider next week recommending, among bage haulers had “weaved an attorney general’s suit also seeks HAR’TFORD (AP) —Residentstumed up their higher profits for the businesi^es intricate web of contracts and iwses at the trash left in a city park by Grateful other things, that every college and university to an d higher prices for injunctions to halt the alleged designate someone to be responsible for disseminat­ agreements.” practices. uead fans dunng a camp-out last April while the consumers.” Frank Giannatasio Jr., vice group played the Hartford Civic Center, but now ing information about the deadly disease At a second news conference in The Advocate said the investi­ will be a very quiet affair “With the exception of the University of president of G&G Waste Systems, group has tried to make amends. Hartford, Lieberman said his a Stamford garbage firm, told gation began when condominium Connecticut, which has a good orientation program office has shared information on owners served by American nsent a $2,500 check HARTFORD (AP) - Some for freshmen there is very little going on.” said The Advocate of Stamford that he to the Bushnell Park FoundaUon and an apology term. Lucie McKinney, wife of conventions in recent weeks. the investigation with the U.S. had been served with court Disposal Services Inc. com­ for problems caused by their fans. The Republicans fear today’s state the late U.S. Rep. Stewart McKin­ Manley S. Katz, a Quinnipiac College health plained to Stamford Mayor Thom convention will be too quiet, Weicker will likely be endorsed attorney’s office and the federal papers by a sheriff on foundation IS raising money to spruce up the park ney, R-Conn., who succeeded unanimously, in sharp contrast to professor who is chairnnan of the committee. Serrani’s office of price increases in Hartford s downtown. saying that some political fisti­ Weicker as Connecticut's repre­ the 1982 convention, when he of 1,000 percent. “We appreciate the hospitality afforded our cuffs could attract voter interest sentative from the 4th Cdngres- faced a stiff challenge from the in November, but others re­ sional District in 1970 and died in Home siding trial over A person who answered the fans by the city of Hartford which enabled them party’s conservative wing. KOIHlOlly TUIIS 303111 telephone at the Stamford office member that acrimonious con­ May 1987, will deliver the nomi­ RPinriironorr t i _x ...... ^ *" ®“shnell Park. ” the letter said A potential floor battle over BRIDGEPORT — The first trial under the state’s of American Disposal Services We re sorry for any difficulty this may have ventions haven’t always trans­ nating speech. selection of delegates to next lated into victories at the polls. anti:racketeering law came to an abrupt end during HARTFORD (AP) — U.S. Rep budget deficit was a top priority, Friday said owner Ralph “Tony” caused. We eojoy playing in Hartford and month’s national convention in jury selection when the four principals of a home Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., Cerreta was not in and hung up. recognize that a great deal of work and planning The biggest excitement could The convention will also in­ but raising taxes to do it would be provided by the stagehand clude a brief appearance by New Orleans was averted last siding company pleaded no contest to charges that declaring her candidacy for her have to come after spending must go into accommodating our fans.” week when supporters of Bush tricked homeowners into taking out second fourth full term, said Friday that Lieberman said several ho­ workers, who spent Friday nego­ Kansas Sen. Robert J. Dole, who mortgages. questions are addressed. meowners and businessmen com­ tiating a new contract with is expected to preach on the and Dole settled their differences even though she’s virtually gua­ “We have some choices to and agreed on a list of 35 The defendants - Ray D. Hahn, 26; Joseph ranteed re-election in the heavily plained that they could not obtain management of the Hartford virtues of party unity, and a make: what are we going to bids from other companies after Civic Center, where the conven- keynote address by New York delegates. Those delegates — 25 Thomas. 31; Francis Guarino Jr.. 31; and Mark Democratic First District, she’ll continue to do, what can’t we Hospitals rapped for Bush and 10 for Dole — will be Scafariello, 32 — had been charged with multiple campaign as though every vote they became dissatisfied with Uon is scheduled to get underway Sen. Alfonse M. D’Amato. formally chosen Saturday. counts. afford to do anymore,” she said. dramatic price increases. at 9 a.m. Saturday. Dole, who quit the race for the counts of forgery and racketeering. She also mentioned arms con­ A telephone at Local 84 of the GOP presidential nomination the That leaves the platform and a The four, principals in the East Coast Siding Co. of “I would not know how to not trol, health insurance, day care, for rate delays Theatrical Stage Employees un- day of the Connecticut primary, possible change in party bylaws Branford, pleaded no contest Thursday before campaign vigorously,” the con­ nursing home care and the trade Wmmkfy ion was answered by a machine March 29. is being mentioned as a to allow the state chairman to Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Jerrold H. Barnett gresswoman from Hartford said. deficit and key issues facing the H eaU tTip 1 HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut’s hospitals are Friday afternoon. Maria Filer. possible running mate for Vice name delegates to the national te one count each of violating the state Corrupt In the 18-town 1st District, next Congress. deliberately withholding A ta from the commission convention as the only likely Organizations Racketeering Activities Act. ) Democrats outnumber Republi­ management at President George Bush and has cans 2-to-l. -Kennelly, 52. won a special that sets their rates as pA yif their strategy to sink we^Civic Center, said she didn’t been making the rounds of state sources of much debate among They entered the no-contest plea under an election in 1982 after the death of the state s controversial payment system, the the 952 delegates. agreement with prosecutors that they will will Kennelly, first elected in 1982, commission’s chairman charged. know when the union’s contract Democrat William Cotter. She expires or what effect a strike receive suspended prison terms and be required to is being challenged by Republi­ won her first full term later that * 7 hospitals are doing this deliber­ do 500 hours of community service when they are can Mario Robles of Windsor. would have on the convention. sentenced Aug. 26. year and was re-elected in 1984 ately. Gardner Wright Jr., chairman of the state Anne Scherr, a spokeswoman She said reducing the federal and 1986. l^mmission on Hospitals and Health Care, said for the state Republican Party Lottery investigation ***® w“ Wn five years Thursday “There is and has been a concerted effort $500,000 of the profits from their alleged criminal i to withhold information.” said party officials hadn’t been activities. told of any pending labor prob­ The commission announced Wednesday that it lems. but predicted that many explained by police Watercolor Reproductions would ask the attorney general’s office to go to court delegates and the three U.S. He wants his job changed by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph next week to force more than 20 hospitals to submit senators scheduled to attend the HARTFORD (AP) - state of operation — that enabled the nnancial data it needs to set rates for the fiscal police said Friday they are HARTFORD - Connecticut’s first chief state’s year that begins Oct. 1. convention would refuse to cross winning bets to be placed after POISON IVY a picket line. investigating circumstances sur­ the Daily Numbers game winners The Connecticut Hospital Association wants the rounding foul-ups in the state’s ***® poorly conceived Very senslUve persons can get a Short of labor strife, however, had been broadcast on television. ‘ be a source of divisiveness j w r e reacUon from Uie most General Assembly to repeal the 1986 “all-payor” all signs point to a snoozer of a lottery system after the $40 General Instrument outbid the within the law enforcement community until it Is law. under which the commission sets fees for million contract to operate the neeting contact with poison Ivy. convention, much to the disap­ incumbent contractor, GTECH redesigned Or abolished. For instance, by merely stroking treatment of about 400 illnesses in an effort to induce Daily Numbers. Play 4 and Lotto Corp. of Providence, R.I., by $ll Superior Court Judge Joseph Gormlev who was hospitals to hold down costs. pointment of people like former games was turned over to a new a dog whose fur was recently in Mate Sen. Richard C. Bozzuto of vendor. million and got the contract after n am ^ the first chief state’s attorney in 1973. told a rontact with an Ivy plant, one can Stephen A. Frayne. the hospital association’s vice Watertown, a veteran party war­ dissenion among state gaming legislative committee Thursday that ambiguities in develop an irritaUng rash. In sev­ president for finance, denied that hospitals were rior who three times sought his Master Sgt. Robert Slatterv and purchasing officials. the law creating the office do not give the state’s top ere c ^ , despite a doctor’s cortl- acting together to withhold information from the party’s nomination for higher stressed that the department is A Bristol man. who was the p ro s ^ to r clear authority over the 12 regional Mne-like medications, itching can commission fu s in g on technical problems state s attorneys. ^ * interfere with sleep for several office — twice for governor and holder of a $25,000 winning ticket days. Tub baths of M minutes us- “Hospitals have been working extremely hard to once for senator - without that arose during the transition from the May 9 drawing, has been He said the law is also contradictory, describing piwide tte data.” he said. “Have you ever seen a period and not on the decision to oatmeal derivaUve success. . charged with attempted larceny. the job at one point as an administrative position (AVEENO) in water can soothe budtet filing? It’s 4 inches thick It takes a great award the contract to General and elsewhere as the head of the division of criminal enough to allow sleep. amoant of accuracy and effort to gather that ’It ought to be exciting,” Instrament Corp. of Maryland. A state police investigation con­ justice. information.” Bozzuto said Friday. “There cerning a second holder of a Various Artists , ought to be something to enliven There was no indication that $25,000 winning ticket is pending. Gormley. who was chief state’s attorney for 5V4 While Wright acknowledged that the payment law the delegates and make them feel something wrong Slattery said investigators years, said he was told that the General Assembly Assorted Styles & Sizes for framing »i4«o.$4()oo “needs to be reworked,” he said that a return to the the party is providing an oppor­ with the contract” Slattery said wanted to examine technical made the job description ambigious so that an old system would just result in higher health-care tunity for interchange.” The latest phase of the investi­ problems during the transition ambitious prosecutor could not use it as a political costs. Nm Io m I Vmcri«United States. The Soviet William J. McCarthy, to head the differences between Dukakis and his play mediator in their pre-convention don't need mediators." more conservative running mate, on the idea, and Bert Lance, a rpsnnn u® r. Americans were besieged union, narrowly reject­ Asked by a reporter what Jackson called Dukakis on the disagreements. confidant of both the former president witf ’ ‘^«^vlet8 said the U.S. Navy must ing the image-conscious heir Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. Carter also said he didii’t'think his Presser would have thought phone as he edged away from and Jackson, did as well. "Mike and ^''® P®"*®" GbU at once in favor of designate of toe late Jackie about his election, McCarthy confrontation with the certain winner ^ n a te Minority Leader Bob Dole, services were-needed. Jesse can deal with whatever they P®®oekeeplng force under U.N. Presser. K-Kan., said that regardless of whom "I. don’t think they need any sponsorsiiip. confirmetP^his reputation for a at the party's convention next week. have to deal with,” he said. The union’s 17-member Gen­ quick temper. “Who knows? He told reporters that he and the Bush picks as his vice presidential mediation. I think-what is needed is to reoui«tL'^n®i.‘'*® ®®.®u"** ®^ ® meeUng Iran eral ExecuUve Board elected just have a better means of communi­ The Democratic convention city requested In hopes the 15-nation council would Maybe he would roll over in his Massachusetts governor “simply was beginning to fill up with delegates McCarthy, 69, of Boston, by a grave,” McCarthy replied. “l cannot win without each other. We can shades of difference in our philosphy cation between one another,” he condemn the United States for shooting down down not this chasm you find between added in an interview. and three out of every four belonged one-vote margin over Secretary- TOn t know^hat he was thinking. only win with each other.” to Dukakis. the gulf ^ ®"d demand its withdrawal from Treasurer Weldon Mathis to fill Why don t you try to locate him. Dukakis on the one hand and Lloyd Even before they made their out the last three years of It is in our distinct advantage to Bentsen on the other." comihents, the idea seemed to be The few remaining uncommitted Iran has been unable to rally support for That s a goofy question. I’ll give find common ground,” he added at a Presser’s term as the Teamsters’ you a goofy answer.'’ Jackson said his and Dukakis’ top going nowhere. officials seemed headed toward Du­ condemnation and the council president for July president. news conference as his convention- “I don't think, in my view, that the kakis’ camp. Virginia Gov. Gerald L. Ambassador Paulo Nogueria-Batista of Brazil is bbund bus caravan rolled southward. aides would meet Saturday night in Presser, who died a week ago, Supporters of Mathis tried Atlanta, a signal that the chilly fact that there has been some Baliles, for one, announced his trying to draft a document that would be acceptable to everyone and save face for Iran. had appointed Mathis. 62, of several maneuvers to thwart The latest Democratic develop­ relations between the two camps in miscommunication at this point re­ support in Richmond. Atlanta, in May as acting presi­ McCarthy’s ascension, including ments came as Vice President George recent days have begun to thaw. quires the president of the United postponing toe decision until a Bush was ready to hang a “gone Dukakis spent Ume in his State- dent of the 1.6-million-member “Given the creative tension in the States to come to the table.” Kirk told house office in Boston, grappling with Drought news not good union. The appointment was to special convention of 2,000 fishing" sign on his door in Washing­ CBS in an interview. WILLIAM J. McCa r t h y Teamster representatives could ton. Aides said he would spend the past few days, taking a diplomatic budget difficulUes for the current last for 120 days, and was made inibatiye to get more people involved Party chairman Paul Kirk urged fiscal year and the one just ended. He WASHINGTON — A special task force headed by just before Presser underwent . . .wins by one vote be assembled. But their various next several days in Wyoming with Dukakis and Jackson to designate IS expected to travel to Atlanta on Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng told proposals were all rejected by the Treasury Secretary James Baker, IS the right thing to do,” Jackson said brain surgery for cancer. He agreed it’s the right thing to aides to sit down “in the next several Sunday, and will be nominated for President Reagan on Friday the 1988 drought and Mathis remains the union’s same 1-vote margin. hours” and resolve any outstanding president three nights later. abnormal heat are the worst on record at this stage improve on it and get the wishes secretary-treasurer in toe wake of our membership,” he said at a of the season, and have bitten deeply into harvests of of the board’s decision Friday. At least two union vice presi­ wheat, soybeans, com and other livestock feed news conference following his dents — the board consists of 16 grains. The turnover in the top post of election. One acquitted, toe nation’s largest union — one vice presidents and Mathis — “While July rains have eased the dry conditions in The contract was declared objected to declaring the vote for in every 75 working Americans is ratified, even though 64 percent of She decides to sue not swing some parts of the Great Plains and Delta, conditions a Teamster — occurs just two McCarthy unanimous, a Teams­ have worsened in the eastern Com Belt and the affected members who voted ter tradition when the mantle is three are guilty weeks after the Justice Depart­ opposed it. Rejection requires a OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — A woman who said Southeast where crops are now in the critical ment filed suit to seize control of passed from one president to she has received graphic letters and telephone lishes Southern Swinger, said she believes Mize growth stage,” the panel said in its second report to two-thirds vote under the union’s another, one source said. , may be getUng the mail of a couple who had the president. its affairs, claiming the union’s constitution: calls from readers of three "swingers” maga­ leadership has been controlled by in racial case zines has filed a $4.5 million-lawsuit against the ® post office box before moving. McCarthy, who has presided “This couple has placed numerous ads with us re trie d earlier, the report noted organized crime for more than 30 publicaUons, claiming they ran her address in that 1988 wheat production is down 13 percent from years. over the 8,000-member Teams­ Miss Hebron They recently moved to Illinois and are placing ters Local 25 in Charlestown, ads without her permission. last year, and that the corn crop is expected to McCarthy led a a rump move- Harvest Fair ‘ Marie Mize sued the publishers of Southern ads with us from there,” Dickens said. decline by 26 percent to 5.2 billion bushels. Soybean Mass., for 33 years and headed stemming from^the Hov^Lrt*Beac^ radaTattack SSM President Bobby Hollingsworth said inent a mong Teamster vice presi­ the international union’s opera­ Contest convicted three defendants of second-degree riot Swinger Magazine, Southern Swing Fever and output IS also projected to drop by 13 percent. dents against a new nationwide Harvey for Loving People, according to the a ^ u t 90 percent of those placing ads are tions in New England for two 16-20 yr. oMs and ^ acquitted a fourth young man. liberal-minded professional couples looking for trucking contract, signed in May, The verdict came hours after sources on both lawsuit filed this week in U S. District Court at decades, declined to discuss his Jackson. Other liberal-minded professionals." Shuttle has engine leak covering some 200,000 union power struggle with Mathis. Jr. Miss Hebron sides of the case who requested anonymity said the members. McCarthy indicated As a result of the adverUsements, Mize has Another ad giving Mize’s post office box CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - Space shuttle “That’s not the issue,” he said. Harvest Fair government offered the four defendant a plea appeared in Southern Swing Fever, a magazine Friday he now will try to reopen barpin granting them youthful offender status and been “inundated with a voluminous amount of Discov®ry sprang a small gas leak in one of^its the pact. ‘ ‘I got enough votes to become the published by Jeromb Phillips of Fort Pierce, president. "The great strength of probation. letters, cards and photographs” from readers ‘ Friday, and NASA said there was a “I don’t know what I can do but Friday containing graphic expressions of their sexual Fla., with a nude photograph of a woman with her possibility of additional delay in the launch of the this board is that we wiil argue J w n r ^ ^ght thing," face scratched out, according to the lawsuit. I plan to do everything I can to 9 Call said William Bolander, convicted of riot charges practices, Uie lawsuit states. Mize also has first post-Challenger shuttle flight and fight about an issue but when received many anonymous calls, according to • The woman in the photograph looks similar to T®chnicians detected an odor of nitrogen refernng to his decision to reject the plea bargain.’ Mize, but IS not her, the lawsuit states. John Saggese, 20, who was found innocent, said the lawsuit. Neither Mize nor her attorney, Omar Craig of listed telephone numbers for ^aaPa™3*9? 39B, butfu f aftera T r " several hours “ ®®®''®*’y of inspection ®" Launch thav I prayed. I had my hand on this the whole Ume " either Phillips or his magazine in Fort Pierce displaying a small religious object. Oxford, would discuss the lawsuit Thursday. had not found the source of the leak^said space Theresa Dickens, an employee of SSM Harvey Shapiro Enterprises agency spokeswoman Lisa Malone Saggese M id he told his friends a nd co-defendants of New York said Thursday he wasn’t aware of ^Hander, Thomas Farino and James Povinelli all Publications of Nashville, Tenn., which pub­ Sh® said it was too early to determine if the 10, 1 m sorry. the lawsuit and couldn’t comment. planned early-September launch would have to be '•It should have been the same for them," he said p®stp®ned because of the latest problem It will depend on where the leak is and how All three were convicted of riot charges in the severe it is,” Malone said. i^thP H ® white g ^ on three blacks in the Howard Beach section of Queens. Tammy Bakker at PTL taping said they believed the leak was in one of In the trial cleared M®®’ ® ***® P®‘‘ covers the left Thomas Gi^ciardo, 19, of attempted murder Orbital Maneuvering System engine, one of two News, Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool FORT MILL, S.C. (AP) - The Bakkers moved back to the used to steer the shuttle in orbit. They are a power rtpffnrf The jury foreman said the Tammy Bakker defied a request they were going to deliberately valve, an oxidizer tank filter or a jet thruste? defendant not been positively identifled. by the PTL bankruptcy trustee area recently to mount their drive test me to see what I would do.” Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (lor a minimum ^^tl'herg, an attorney for Bollander, to regain control of the PTL that she not visit certain parts of ministry, which they lost in 1987 But Hovis said, “I don’t think said the three who were convicted will file an appeal Heritage USA, and the trustee that’s fair. I don't think it’s right” Ambassador leaves U.S. Of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* imme^ately after their Sept. 14 sentencing But in a sex-and-money scandal. for the Bakkers to have to stay says he may have to ban the Benton was appointed by the Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t waltl Richard La Rosa, attorney for Farino, said, “We'll Bakkers completely from the away from the ministry they CariofTin^J®*^ - Nicaraguan Ambassador have to see. It’s an expensive process." u.S. Bankruptcy Court to oversee created.” Carlos Tunnermann reluctantly yielded Friday to a religious theme park. the sale of Heritage USA property Earlier Friday, jurors had told the trial judge Mrs. Bakker attended the film­ Mrs. Bakker’s visit to the studio Reagan administration demand that he leave the Fill Out ijhe Coupon below. Mcil or drop off to the they were hopelessly deadlocked and unable to to pay PTL’s creditors. A buyer is ing of the “PTL Today” television expected to be named next on Thursday was without inci­ "^® "’•"“‘®® ahead of the Mancheeter Herai'd Office at: 10 Bralnard PL. Mancheater, Ct, 06040 reach a verdict. But state Supreme Court Justice show Thursday, ignoring M.C. dent, said PTL security chief dead ine im ^sed by the State Department. Thomas Demakos responded to the jurors’s month. He said he decided to limit • "® ® ParUng shot at the administration “Red” Benton’s request that the the Bakkers’ access to Heritage Gene Ervin. He said she quietly rmontime note saying, "We are not at an impasse evaimelical couple “voluntarily watched the show and left before insisting that toe U.S. action threatened the We are against a mountain.” USA after several incidents in it ended. independence of the Organization of Amerirnn M ^ t to b ^ e a New Mancheater Herald Subeerlber (for a mlnTrillimlha restrict their activities to the west which he felt the Bakkers’ pres­ "This is far too an important matter ... for you side of the railroad tracks” of “Everything was nice and States and saying his leftist government would seek waeka) and receive my $5.00 book of McOonald’ee Qift CertlfleatM after a trial of this length, simply to throw in the Heritage USA. ence was disruptive. calm,” he said. recourse through OAS legal channels. sponge, ^ m a k o s admonished them, noting that In one incident. Mrs. Bakker ? crowd^ embassy news conference Jim Bakker’s parents live on and Russell DeShields, a Bakker, meanwhile, said he shortly ^f®re leaving for the airport, Tunnermann Name. there had been five weeks of testimony the grounds west of the tracks, wished Benton had contacted him “I ask that you reason with each other and listen drummer in the PTL band, said defiance of toe expulsion order could give the Address. and Benton said Thursday he did engag^ in a shouting match iii about the matter directly instead to reason," he added. not want to limit the couple’s of going through attorneys. Reagan administration an excuse “to continue its ■The Howard Beach incid.ot, which New York front of the studio audience aggression against our people.” Phone__ access to them. The studio Mrs. Benton said PTL’s attorneys Tunnermann’s wife, Rosa, who accompanied toe rl^‘ u ^ symptom of racism, Bakker visited is east of the James McNeill Whistler, best I O m P m - Hum le aeefiaefe O n »f (not good with any othm eovpom^7^^^.i! resulted in the death of 23-year-old Michael Griffith tracks. contacted the Bakkers’ attorney. envoy to news conference, said she and seven of the Ryan Hovis, to ask the couple “if known for the famous portrait of couple s children plan to remain in the Washington _Co»^_b«mk_mallad > I S his mother, was bom in 1834. area. OPINION ' * * * * * * *^*,* ******* * A 4 * . * A i * * i . * 4 * ^ , ' t • * • 4 i i t i t t > t 4 t • 4 I 4 » I . • ■ . Survey season comes to an end, amen By Harry Rosenthal Some crimes, The Associated Press “I think questions about my race, religion and sex fort, 111., was bothered by the 20 or so interviewers who wouldn’t accept her NEWS'NEA WASHINGTON — The political would be Illegal if the government asked them. If insistence on being uncommitted. survey season is coming mercifully to punishments we in government asked those questions they “ Who’s your choice? Who’s your an end for the 6,438 Democratic and choice?” she mimicked. Republican convention delegates who would be considered insulting or suspect ” Delegate Carmen Canino, a Massa­ have had to endure 1.001 questions chusetts Democrat who w oriu for the defy reason from the news media. And so, too, for ______— Republican delegate Ben Bailey state welfare department, was reluc­ the rest of us who’ve suffered the cumulative results. tant to answer questions. T ^ n she wasn’t crazy about question No. 1, her Bv Sarah Overstreet Is there a collective national amen? The survey effort, which started the survey of surveys. The longest, he age. Then she wanted to know if the The delegates, chosen by their with the selection of the first Michigan said, was the Los Angeles Times questions had been cleared by the fellow party members to pick candi­ Republican delegates in January, which spread its 132 questions over 16 by so many terrible. cries out for a summing up. Democratic Party. Then she hung up. dates for president and vice presi­ pages and “ you virtually need a Ph D .“rnmnnl almost Congressman Barney Frank of dent, were telephoned, polled, inter­ and two weeks ,time to answer that aTnnl the einpathies they would normally What made you hate surveys? How Massachusetts, accustomed to inter­ arouse. We read of them, or listen to a radio or viewed, prodded, bothered, analyzed, survey.” many calls did you get? How much views, was willing to answer ques­ television account of them, as if they were no more classified, categorized, pigeonholed’ Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste was time did you spend on them? Whose tions until he found out it was a sorteil, shuffled and mostly picked asked Dukakis’ strongest point. hundreds of atrocities we see survey did you like best, whose least survey. “ I’m not doing any of these,” play-acted in TV series each wseek. clean for their opinions by newspap­ “ His record as governor.” and what was the dumbest question he said and hung up. But then a crime comes along that is either so ers, wire services, radio and televi­ Dukakis’ weakest point? you were asked, present company Some delegates, it must be said, heinous, or so lax in its punishment of the criminal sion. Then they were dissected by age, “ His record as governor,” said excepted? were flattered by the attention and that we are sh^ked despite our mayhem overload sex, race, voting record, ethnicity, Celeste. “ I think questions about m y race, said things like “ Thank you for asking religion, region, income, education, Of such stuff are trends discerned. io^®i“ " f **»*‘'a Hanson, whose religion and sex would be illegal if the my opinion.” The survey of surveys height, weight and pet ownership. “ There must be at least 50 sur­ ^ 1 her face with a razor blade, was government asked them,’’ said Re­ failed to ask whether it was their first the victim of a crim e that shook us, made us feel for As in, tall, red-haired female veys.” said Jacksonville, Fla., attor­ publican delegate Ben Bailey, the top interview or the 15th. a moment the repfeated slashes of the razor hacking college graduates who own Great ney Steve Pajcic, a Dukakis delegate. aide to West Virginia governor Arch As for the dumbest question, there away the dreams of a lifetime. * Danes can be counted for George “ It seems to me there is more Moore. “ If we in government asked were several candidates. Bonnie Garland’s former boyfriend split her head Bush. Or, perhaps, the other way inefficiency in the media than there is around. those questions they would be consi­ in government.” "How much money I plan to spend open with a pickax as she slept in the upstairs dered insulting or suspect.” in Atlanta,” said James P. Jones, a bedroom of her parents’ home. That one unsettled It was a Herculean task, draining Some people do exaggerate. Bob Douglas handled survey ques­ super delegate from Virginia. US, too. considerable media talent, for there “There were too many surveys ” tions for his boss, Maryland Gov. “What was it in Atlanta that I are 4,161 delegates to next week’s groused John Willis, Maryland state Perhaps it was the horror of having believed our Donald Schaefer. wanted to see more than anything daughters were at least safe in their own bedroom in Democratic National Convention and Democratic party vice chairman. “ Surveys have ra n g ^ from one before I left,” said Monique Davis, the the homes we made to shield them, and finding they 2,277 to next month’s Republican bash “ You get some that are 15 and 20 No ’88 conventions for me paragraph to what look like FBI indomitable Jackson delegate. Her in New Orleans. minutes long. That’s crazy.” "®L‘ “ ^ybe it was watching her parents reply: “ I told tbem, ‘Jesse Jackson as grand inquisitions,’ ’ was his answer to Bernice Covilll, 61, of West Frank­ fn ®dragged through the mud By Chuck Stone the vice president or the president.’ ” in Richard Herrin s murder trial, so that Herrin’s On the third ballot, he wrapped it up. People listened attorrey could weave the myth of the pampered I hold these myths to be self-evident: raptly on the radio to see how the story came out ®^Ti!® her poor barrio lover. Now, you know the ending before you even sit down ooT k j® Catholic community rallied around him ■ ’That the tootb fairy leaves money in place of your tooth while you’re asleep. 10 watch. ®"ce more by Childron s medicsl esro hodds to Congress ^ ^f*® Bunny brings Easter eggs ’’S” ® ®'l‘*.rolevision deciding political races, girlfriend. Their “ West the quadrennial party convention is a tragic Side Story worked, and Herrin received a prison WASHINGTON — ®^®®^ronism. living out its last hurrah, but not a similar bill. only eight and a third years. chriSL ‘"® ®"™"®y ®" Children’s advocates proposal, the stations would get The problem is that the Senate death is one of those that cuts . didn’t make little green apples it are zealously trying to money directly and not be answerable A*" ^mhanapolis in the summertime ’’ ' Z^**® c"*y drama in the Democratic convention- do for kids what Rep. Children and Fam ily subcommittee, to the CPB for how they spend it. ®l'‘oul*s and makes us feel. th® ^tcom e of a three-way power struggle between MireckI di^ March 2 at the hands of his -“ ® ? « « « " « ' PoHtical conventions Claude Pepper, D-Fla.. the House Human Resources subcom­ The proposal, sponsored by ^ n Committee, the networks Jack mittee an half a dozen other commit­ instructors in Navy rescue-training school. Au^st ^ party’s candidate during July and and the Dukakis caucus. has been doing for the Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, chairman elderly on the issue of tees have not come up with a joint of the Senate Communications sub­ ••nS®r’ determined him The DNC hired a dim-witted Hollywood producer course of action. ^mehow, when it comes to the quadrennial catastrophic medical committee, is designed to limit what n® !r “ ” ^1” for rescue-swimmer train­ to produce a slick, Cecil B. DeMille^like TV Anderson ing, but that finding was later reversed, and Mirecki ^ litic a l conventions, intelligent adults still haven’t care. And the youngs­ That’s wehre Generations United some see as the political interference put away childish things. rhl'riynn®"u® ’ Berkeley showgirls and a ters’ best ally turns out comes in. The group is co-chaired by and manipulation by the CPB. Con­ was' W y e K S * «-®«®no-training school. He the Child Welfare League of America I^m ocratic National Convention ^ ” ®®‘®" ‘ yP® down the 10 to be the oldsters’ best gress creatd the CPB in 1967 to Comrnandments with the words, “ Vote Demo­ On the day he died, Mirecki was scared. He was so at Atlanta and the Republican National Convention ally — octogenarian and the National Council on the Aging disburse federal funds and to insulate cratic’ ’ heading the list. scared he asked to let out of the water training at New Orleans actually choose Michael Dukakis Claude Pepper. and is made up of 100 senior citizen, public bradcasters from political family and children’s groups. *** recruits were undergoing. *®'‘ ProsWent. They sit in front of a bit*'oM«tp'^''® is P®®J”f *’''® ® •’roin and Tbe campaign to upgrade child­ children with those diseases, and with pressure. By the next Congress, our associate, Forced to cont nue, he was so scared he began to their television sets during convention week ren’s medical care has fallen victim to disasters such as cystic fibrosis and The Public Broadcasting Service Les Whitten, has learned that the scream. H i^ ello w recruits were then ordered out of ‘*’® '°«®rt’heic orgies in boredom pre-election and budget concerns, spina bifida has grown as much as (PBS) supports the change, saying coalition hopes to line up enough the water ■raey were told to stand with their backs ro anybody beside the political ®ro®rt as an eel. And taste? Of stagnation in tbe House and Senate sevenfold. That means medical the stations will have more flexibility couree. In his morning mouthwash. support to pass the Young Americans to the pool, singing the national anthem at the tops of fu g ^ v e standing in front of the microphone. and the disorganization of the Reagan science has figured out how to keep to meet the needs of their communi­ Act. Many organizations also are The fact is, both candidates locked up their isn't *® **’®''' j ° “ rtialistic credit (and it administration. the kids alive, but society hasn’t ties. PBS is separate from the CPB MfrLw"*®: drown,out Mirecki’s cries. Then backing an omnibus children’s health nominations weeks ago when they won a majority of But Pepper and a huge alliance of figured out how to pay for their and is funded by public television bill, with a chance that the new delegate in the primaries. Like the anachroni^ic t h l? S d flSd^ ®" thenews - what littleof it the old and the young, called Genera­ continuing care. stations nationwide. Tbe local sta­ administration will support both bills. college, the two Conventions merely ratify tions United, are quietly mounting a ■ Three quarters of theemotionally tions favor the change, too.and say *■ ‘*’® *®*®'’ *" 0 “ roar head the electorate’s choice. ^ ^ The Child Welfare League has mirti afraid that the DNC glitz m ajor campaign to turn things around disturbed children in Ameria — 8.5 they will continue to use federal funds ^® J'ir’ ®^ ® pathologist later approached the camps of Michael testified was sheer terror. ’ ’ His sin ? Being afraid This year, for the first time in my 30 years as a candidate look a bitfrivolous. ’They in the next session of Congress. million — are getting inadequate care to buy quality programming. Dukakis and George Bush in search of of water, a normal shortcoming he shares with a journalist, I’m not covering either o L of the vtenS«M ‘ ®n®u®f,®® **’®‘'" candidate with crisp The problem of medical care for or no care at all. Many are ware­ The CPB officials fear the stations conventions. / me commitments, even before one of ® '^ '^ " t a g ® of the populaUon he had signed up snored ~ ®“*'akls preens and the audience children is ghastly — $l,00-a-day costs will not take risks on innovative housed in private or state institutions. them is inaugurated in January. to serve. His punishment? Death oim.**?® ‘® *be American people for psychotic grammar schoolers who Their ills range from depression to programming and will opt for shows A iwpulace conditioned to losing sons and Politiral conventions are now as useful as an DNrStmi^tK®®'’®."®® u®® *® ®®« '^*>at wins - the try to harm their parents, the same homicidal psychoses. that are safe bets to draw a large daughters In defense of a nation, and even to ° AftfJ "®‘ works or the Dukakis caucus. expenses for ailing newborns doomed Almost unknown to most Am eri­ Substance or sHcoms audience. Some have even predicted accidents that happen while preparing to defend choire is thi"n " ^ ® .'' ? ® answer, the only sensible to spend months on life-support cans, is the fact that when Pepper that syndicated reruns may creep into A measure is pending before were unprepared for this senseless sniffing out of a TOe only M ng to be seen on network television systems. sponsored a bill for in-home medical public broadcasting. Congress to change the way public u^ich rratricted full coverage in 1988 to the hours Figures from the House Select care for the aged, he included a clause Most public stations are funded ? promise. Everyone who has ever loved television stations get their federal a child felt his family s grief between 9 and 11 p.m. is an interminable procession Committee of Children. Youth and covering in-home care for children- prim arily by private donations, but funding. And some critics say the DSfy N e w ” * ** “ “ " ‘aredltor for the Philadelphia Families sketch this picture: ,stoo. The entire bill, including the the CPB maintains that it is the h i f ®*®®'®^ the time outcome will determine whether his life might be lost for a purpose thev could fared network pundits trying to pretend all of it is as ■ Eleven million children have no children’s clause, was defeated, but federal money that stimulates other viewers see new segments of “ Fron­ rojevant as a no-hItter going into the ninth inning. insurance. ’Twenty percent of poor Pepper’s efforts helped pass a separ­ donors. The CPB is worried that the tline” or old reruns of “ Leave It to local stations won’t use their federal prepare^ to sre their son offered up for the egos of a children who are already disabled ate bill providing increased catastro­ Beaver.” group of macho lunatics. Once upon a time. B.P. (Before Primaries) have no health benefits. Up to 10 phic aid for the elderly under money to buy quality national pro­ The measure would take a large when William Mirecki’s killers come to in ven tio n s determined the nominee. At the 1948 fHaurlirstrr HrralJi percent of all sick children need Medicare. grams such as “ Great Perform an­ amount of the money now controlled trial, they would be punished according to the Republican convention in Philadelphia. New York long-term care costing more than Peppdr has now generously agreed ces” and “ MacNell-Lehrer.” Devel­ Founded In 1881 by the Corporation for Public Broad­ severity of their crime. The verdicts for four of the (^ v. Thomas E. Dewey received 434 votes on thp $10,000 a year. to champion a children’s medical care opment of children’s programs such penny M SIEFFEHT...... D..k.i...„ casting (CPB) and ive it directly to defendants were handed down recently, Hret ballot; Ohio Sen. Robert E. Taft. 224. former ■ Over the last*0 years, the nunqber bill, called the Young American’s Act. as “ Square One T V ” could also be in QEOnOE T CHAPPELL ...... individual stations. Staffed by presi­ Minnereta Gov. Harold Stassen. 157; and Michigan of children suffering from long-term He is joined by 80 other members of jeopardy, CPB officials say. grade**^ P“ "i®hment? All four were reduced one pay DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... 5^ !° dential appointees, the CPB is the Sen. Arthur Vandenberg. 53. m a r ie P QRADV...... mental and respiratory diseases has Congress. On the Senate side, Chris­ But PBS says the local stations have S funnel through which federal money Dewey’s margin increased on the second ballot. ALEXANDER PIRELLI...... ! i i !!:.!! i i IZ, doubled. Yet, the survival rate of topher Dodd, D-Conn., has sponsored a record of supporting good national flows to local stations. Under the new programs and will continue to do so. W eddings Anniversaries

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Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Quint Mrs. James E. Mehl George and Barbara Potterton Jennifer A. Heinrich Cheryl M. Brienza George and Barbara Potterton Patricia Ann Verizzi Pauline A. Schendel July 27, 1938 1988 Bradford T. Cook Quint-Kalman M ehl-W est Heinrich-Brown Donald R. Zysk Verizzl-Burger Ellen Sara Kalman, daughter of Kimberly JCan West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Potterton Mr. and Mrs. F. Matthew Heinrich Brienza-Cook Mrs. Myron I. Kalman of 163 Scott Mr. and Mrs. Mark Verizzi of Schendel-Zysk Mr. and Mrs. James Desautels of 126 Jr. of 14 Montclair Drive announce the Drive and the late Myron I. Kalman, George and Barbara Potterton, of Dr. and Mrs^ Michael J. Brienza of Hebron announce the engagement of Plymouth Lane, and James Edward man of the science department of engagement of their daughter, Jen­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Schendel of and Alan Howard Quint, son of Arthur 171 Avery St., will receive guests at an Easton announce the engagement of their daughter. Patricia Ann Verizzi Mehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Manchester High School and Barbara nifer Ann Heinrich to Eric William 491 Gardner St. announce the engage­ S. Quint of Swampscott. Mass and the open house in celebration of their 50th their daughter, Cheryl Marie Brienza to John Adam Burger, son of Mr. and Mehl of Surfside Beach. S.C. were Potterton was chairman of the home Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T ment of their daughter, Pauline Anne late Marilyn K. (juint, were married wedding anniversary. The open house to Bradford Thomas Cook, son of Mr Mrs. Robert Burger of Manchester. married May 14 at Center Congrega­ economics department at filing Jun­ Brown of 20 Tuck Road. Schendel to Donald Robert Zysk. son June 5 at Temple Beth Sholom. tional Church. is July 23 from 2 to 4p.m. at St. Peter’s and Mrs. Arthur Cook of 68 Ferguson The bride-elect is a graduate of ior High School. The bride-elect is a 1985 graduate of of Barbara Cullan of Farmington and Rabbi Leon Wind and Rabbi Ri­ Episcopal Church, South Windsor. Road. RHAM High School and is attending The_ Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. Manchester High School and will Robert Zysk of Meriden. chard Plavin officiated at the double ’The event is being organized by their The Pottertons are active in Man­ The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester Community College. She officiated at the double ring cerem­ enter her senior year at Gettysburg The bride-elect is a graduate of ring ceremony. ’The bride was given in children and grandchildren. chester civic affairs and have held, or Ridgewood High School. Ridgewood is a production control planner for ony. ’The bride was given in marriage College, Gettysburg, Pa. Westbrook College with a bachelor of marriage by her mother. Eva A. The couple was wed on July 27,1938, are currently holding offices, in the N.J., a 1985graduateoftheUniversity Gerber Garment Tech of Tolland. by her father. Sabrina Bell was maid The prosp^ive bridegroom is a science degree in management. She is Kalman, sister of the bride, was maid in Woodbury. American Association of Retired of Notre Dame and a 1988 graduate of The prospective bridegroom is a of honor. Bridesmaids were Amanda 1985 graduate of Manchester High employed by Aetna Life it Casualty. of honor. Susan Quint, sister of the George Potterton is a Manchester Persons, the area Friendship Force Bridgeport School of Law. She will graduate of South Windsor High Bell, Cindy Cellini and Connie Mehl. School and will enter his senior year at The prospective bridegroom is a groom, was bridesmaid. native who graduated from Manches­ md St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. practice law in Norwalk. School and a 1986 graduate of Eastern William Mehl, brother of the groom, the University of Vermont. Burling­ graduate of CPI. He is employed by Leo Wiltshire was best man. Steven ter High School and the University of The prospective bridegroom is a Connecticut State University. He is was best man. Ushers were Stephen They have two daughters, Marcia ton, Vt. American Airlines. Simonson was usher. Connecticut. Barbara Potterton was 1979 graduate of East Catholic High regional manager for Northeastern Desautels, Thomas Mehl and Chris­ Eaton of Hebron and Georgia Spratt An Aug. 5, 1989 wedding is planned A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at St. After a, wedding - reception at topher West. bom in Woodbury, and is also a UConn School, a 1982 graduate of St. Wall Coverings of Boston. Mass. of Old Greenwich, and five grand­ at Concordia Lutheran Church. George’s Episcopal Church, Bolton. Imperial Caterers, East Windsor, the graduate. Both are former Manches­ Anselm’s College and a 1984 graduate An Oct. 22 wedding is planned. ’The reception was at Manchester children. A son, Lee Potterton. is of the University of Notre Dame. He is couple left on a wedding trip to San Country Club. They are making their ter public school teachers, retiring in deceased. Francisco, Calif. ’They are making 1971. liaison engineer at Kaman Aero­ home in Columbia, S.C. The public is welcome to attend the space, Bloomfield. Burgess-Metivier their home in Lynn, Mass. ’The bride is a registered nurse in George Potterton is former chair­ celebration. Brown-Churchill An Aug. 20. wedding is planned. ’The bride is a 1977 graduate of the Intensive Care Unit at Lexington Pomerleau-Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Neal F. Burgess of Manchester High School and a gradu­ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brown of 91 « Medical Center, Columbia, S.C. Barbara T. Conley of Manchester Columbia announce the engagement ate of Lesley College, Cambridge. Washington St. announce the engage­ ’The bridegroom is a master sche­ Dennison-Walden and ^ b e r t P. Adams Sr. of South of their daughter, Carlene Gail Mass in 1981, cum laude, with a Mr. and Mrs; John Ellison ment of their daughter, Kimberley Burgess to Donald Nicholas Metivier duling manager at AMBEC Interna­ Carolina, announce the engagement bachelor of science degree in elemen­ tional. Columbia. S.C. John and Emily Ellison of Florida, Elizabeth Brown, to Craig Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case Dennison son of Mrs. Jeannine Lucas of 94 of Spring Street announceme engage­ of their daughter. Sherry Ann Adams tary and special education. She is a formerly of Manchester, are cele­ Churchill, son of Mrs. George Jackson Pomerleau to James Edward Duffy ^ a c y Drive and the late Benoit program therapist at Columbus ment of their daughter, Amanda Metivier. brated their 60th anniversary and David Churchill, both of Rutland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Duffy of Psycho-Social Program, East Boston. Thursday. Vt. Speas Dennison to Dr. Peter Gregory Manchester. The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Mass, and is a respite provider at The couple was married July 14 The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Walden, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert The bride-elect attended Manches­ Manchester High School and a gradu­ Project COPE in Beverly, Mass. 1928 by the late Rev. E.T. French in Rockville High School and attended Walden of Princeton Street. ter schools. ate of Lasell Junior College, Auburn- The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate the Nazarene Church. John Ellison Vermont Technical College. She is The bride-elect is a 1975 graduate of The prospective bridegroom is a dale, Mass. She is a goldsmith, of Swampscott High School and a 1982 retired from Pratt k Whitney Aircraft presently attending the College of St. Loomis-Chaffee School, a 1980 gradu­ graduate of Manchester High School employed by Lux Bond & Green of graduate, summa cum laude. of in East Hartford in 1968. They were Joseph, Rutland, Vt., majoring in ate of the University of Vermont with Glastonbury. a bachelor of science degree and a and spent three years in the active Boston University with a bachelor of members of the Church of the elementary education. She is em­ Army and eight years in the U S inJ!'* prospective bridegroom is a science degree in business adminis­ Nazarene for 50 years. ployed by Vermont Country Store, 1983 graduate of the University of Army Reserve. He is presentlv 19TO graduate of Manchester High tration. He is assistant manager- In 1984, the couple sold their home in Weston, Vt. Connecticut with a bachelor of science try in g with the 76th Division of the ^hool and is a sales representative buyer at Rockit Records, §augus. Manchseter and moved to Florida The prospective bridegroom is a in nursing degree. She is employed as Connecticut National Guard He is Mass, and editor and publisher of They are members of the Gulf Port 1984 graduate of Mill River High school nurse at Hopewell Elementary sr»iK“'"" '"'"“ -feB'o i" employed by K mart Corp. Suburban Voice. Nazarene Cliurch. School. Clarenden. Vt.. attended the School, Glastonbury. A July 1989 wedding is planned. is planned at Mr. and Mrs. Ellison have one son. University of Vermont and is a 1988 The prospective bridegroom is a S m h United Methodist Church. Wilbur Ellison, in Maryland; five graduate of Vermont Technical Col­ 1971 graduate of Manchester High House-Jepsen and Charles Jepsen. grandchildren; and 11 g re a t­ lege with a degree in architecture and School, a 1975 graduate of Tufts Rita Dashiell Jepsen, daughter of The bride is a graduate of Pitzer grandchildren. building design technology. He is University with a bachelor of science How to get around wedding talk Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jepsen of College and received a master of presently employed as a carpenter for degree and a 1979 graduate of the Worried that you’ll be tongue-tied Dhahram. Saudi Arabia and Green­ science degree in kinesiology from the Edward Wheller Construction Co., University of Connecticut Medical new romantic restaurant in town, a on the day you tie the know? Etiquette wich, and Arthur H. House, son of UCLA. She is currently completing a John and Emily Ellison in Rutland. School with a doctor of medicine popular book or movie you’ve re­ degree. expert Letitia Baldridge, author of the Judge and Mrs. Charles S. House of medical degree at the University of An Aug. 20 wedding is planned at cently read or seen. (“There’s a Manchester were married May 14 in He interned at St. Francis Hospital new “ Letitia Baldridge’s Complete Connecticut Medical School. First Congregational Church, Wood- wedding scene in it.’’) the North Stamford Congregational in Hartford in 1980 and from 1980 to Guide to a Great Social Life” The bridegroom completed his stock. Vt. z.™.. ‘^®*”PW*'™cntary, but sincere. Church, Stamford. 1983 he did his ophthalmology resid­ (Rawson Associates, $18.95), offers undergraduate studies at Tufts Col­ ( What a beautiful hat! “Doesn’t The Rev. William Sexton officiated. Wedding cake has a rich history ency at the University of Pittsburg tips for easily conversing with wed­ lege and received a Ph.D. in Interna­ Aunt Phyllis look great? I hope I’m as A reception followed at the Stamford and Children’s Hospital of Pittoburgh ding guests; tional relations from ’Tufts; Fletcher full of energy when I’m 89! ’’) home of Charles Jepsen and George Cake has been a part of wedding this comes our idea of putting wedding Fellowship - pediatric ophthalmol­ Learn all you can about each other’s School of Law and Diplomacy. He is a Relax. You don’t have to dazzle; Jepsen, brothers of the bride. Bar­ celebrations since Roman times, cake under your pillow. During the 1983 1984. friends and family before you meet senior vice president at Connecticut ogy. to He is a pediatric just be pleasant, polite. Middle Ages it was traditional for the them. Then, use your new knowledge bara Earle was maid of honor. National Bank, Hartford. He pre­ when a thin loaf was broken over the ophthalmologist at Hartford Hospital Vary responses in the receiving line bride and groom to kiss over a pile of in conversation. (“ Uncle Dave, Bob Bridesmaids were Harriet Fier and viously worked for the World Bank, and Newington Children’s Hospital. ~ ^please quests, keep you fresh. Claudia Brown. bride’s head at the close of the small cakes. When an imaginative A September 10 wedding is planned. tells me you collect old hubcaps Are the National Security Council, was ceremony. The wheat from which it they hard to find?’’) (“We’re glad you could make the John Besser was best man. Ushers administrative assistant to Sen. Abra­ baker decided to mass all these cakes trip.” “The goblets you sent are were Robert Patricelli. Thomas was made symbolized fertility; the together and cover them with frost­ S Keep topics current. Mention the ham A. Ribicoff and was a vice crumbs were eagerly sought by lovely.’’) O’Brien, Alan Pease. George Jepsen president at CIGNA Corp. ing, the modem, tiered wedding cake guests as good-luck charmes. From was bom. Church Bulletin Board iBaurlirstrr iirrald Concordia Lutheran Church Emanuei Lutheran Church Church of Christ Pullout Section, Page 17 Activities scheduled for this week at Concordia Events scheduled for this week at Emanuel Lutheran Church include; These are the events scheduled for this week at Saturday. July 16, 1980 Lutheran Church include; Church of Christ: FOCUS Sunday — 9 a.m., Eucharist, nursery care. Sunday — 8 a.m., worship with Communion; 9:30 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m. and 6 a.m., worship, baptisms; nursery: 3:30 p.m , youth p.m., worship: 6 p.m.. East Hampton, South Interfaith Day Camp. horseback riding. Monday — 7 p.m., Stewardship Committee; 7:30 Windsor and Manchester life groups; 7:30 p.m ’Tuesday — 9 a.m.. staff meeting; 10 a.m.. Old Vernon life group. "TT^ p.m.. agoraphobia support group. Guard. y Wednesday —^ 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support Wednesday — 7 p.m., adult and teen film series Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service: A.A.; discussion; children’s film and study. group. nursery. M oney w oes Thursday — 7; 3 p.m.'. Social Ministry Committee Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. North United Methodist St. Mary’s Episcopai First Baptist Church Here is the schedule of events for the coming week Meetings and events planned for the coming week at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church: The following events are scheduled for this week at North United Methodist Church include: hit bii^dist 1 Sunday — 7:30 p.m.. Holy Eucharist and guest at First Baptist Church: Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with the Rev. William Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes' 11 preacher, the Rev, Herbert Cassidy; 9:30 a.m., Holy Trench: nursery; 9:30 a m., summer church Eucharist. a m., worship with Dr. Billy Scott; nursery care school; 7 p.m., sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. both hours; 6 p.m., worship. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Holy Communion: 4:30 A ’Tuesday — 6 p.m.. softball; 6:30 p.m.. Take Off p.m.. Altar Guild picnic. Kevin Molloy needs Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. Pounds Sensibly; 7:30 p.m.. ecumenical prayer. Tuesday — 1 p.m.. O.A.; 6:30 pm ., church Thursday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m visitation. Bible study. \S Wednesday — 1 p m., O.A.; 6 p m.. Weekly Center Congregationai Church Friday — 8 p.m., A.A.. $200 to enter big race Saturday — 1:30 p.m.. Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. Workers' meeting and visitation: 7 p.m.. business These are the events scheduled at Center meeting; 8 p.m., adult choir. Congregational Church for the coming week: Thursday — 8 p.m.. O.A. By Nancy Concelman Road races consist of distance Sunday— 8 and 10 a.m., worhsip; 10 a.m., nursery and hills and Molloy rides 20 to 30 Friday — 1 p.m.. O.A. Manchester Herald and toddler care; 11:15 a.m.. social hour. miles a day to prepare for them, Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers. T h o u g h ts although working full time has Trinity Covenant Church Thursday — 7:30 p.m., wedding rehearsal here’s no free ride for nriade it a little more difficult to Saturday — 2 p.m.. wedding. Manchester bicyclist find time to train, Molloy said. The following events are scheduled at Trinity Kevin Molloy. He gets help from the Exposi­ Covenant Church for the coming week: All this week we have been considering “ what tion Wheelman, a local bicycling Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship with South United Methodist ifs. ’ ” ’ What ifs” usually appear at the beginning of a question or statement that offers a solution or an The 17-year-old Man­ club, and a club in Bloomfield. sermon by the Rev. Paul F. Knight: 9:30 a.m., Here are the activities planned for the coming Tchester High School Every ’Tuesday, the Manchester alternative. Perhaps the greatest “ what ifs” have to coffee and fellowship, with farewell to interns John week at South United Methodist Church: graduate, who has been racing on club holds training races in the DeVaux and Rob Cox. do with Jesus. What if Jesus is who the Bible says he Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a m., bicycles for about two years now. Buckland Industrial Park. Mol­ Monday — 6 p.m., softball game. is? What if Jesus really is the way and the truth and worship with the Rev. Lawrence S. Staples- has a chance to compete in the loy travels to Bloomfield every Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at the life? What if no one can come to God except National Bicycle Racing Cham­ Thursday for training races preschool nursery. through him? What if salvation isn’t found in anyone LaStrada Restaurant. Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. pionships in Reading. Pa. Aug. 14. there. Wednesday — 6 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast else? What if there is no other name under heaven Members of the Exposition Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Board of Trustees given to men by which we must be saved? What if.... But the 50 miles and numerous at LaStrada Restaurant. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. hills he’ll travel in the champion­ Wheelman helped get Molloy into racing, but it was a mistake that Saturday — all-church picnic and baptism at Saturday — 3 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship ship road race aren’t what’s Pilgrim Pines, N.H. Rev. David W. Mullen started it all. picnic at Wickham Park. worrying Molloy. Church of the Living God Molloy. who began riding at age It’s the approximately $200 5 or6, said his first love was he’ll need for transportation to touring. But when he accidentally Reading and lodging. bought a racing bike, his passion Annual council picnic is today Molloy. who lives at 24 Stark­ changed. weather St.. works full-time at " I bought a new bike and it was THE The Bike Shop on Main Street. This column is prepared by the staff be followed by a brief business the wrong bike,’’ he said. ity to work together toward that But most of what he earns, of the Manchester Area Conference of meeting which will include planning BIBIE That wrong bike turned out to Churches. integration. combined with student loans, will be just the right thing for Molloy. local educational activities around The annual dues are $5 payable in SPEAKS go toward college this fall. Molloy who participates in 20 to 30 races the State Report on Ethnic and Racial May. If you would like to join in the by will major in accounting at per year. Bv Nancy Carr Desegregation. -r- Executive Director work q( MIC but can’t make the Eugene Brewer Bryant College in Smithtown, To qualify for the National Other activities duiiing the year picnic, just make your check to the R.I. Bicycle Racing Championships, include continued work on the project "While trying to pay for a ’The annual community picnic spon­ Manchester Interracial Council and he placed second out of three, of bringing black student teachers to mail to Marie Salamon, 2114 Man­ Qod did not sand his son Into the $15,000 per year college bill, it qualifying spots in the 46-mile sored by the Manchester Interracial Manchester. This is a cooperative world to condemn It but to save it doesn’t leave much money for Council will be held today from 1 to 4 chester Road, Glastonbury 06033. State Road Race in Barkham- project between MIC, the Manchester through him, John 3:17. Motivated transportation and lodging while stead. Conn, earlier this year. p.m. at the home of M arie Salamon, Collective Action Association, by love that moved him to give hie in Reading,’’ he said. ’This year he also placed first in 2114 Manchester Road, Glastonbury. members of the local Manchester unique Son, Qod bypassed the Equipment also takes a chunk the Putney, Vt. Road Race, Participants are asked to bring a flood of destruction and extended out of his paychecks. Molloy school system and local Hampton TH ANK VOUS — The Interfaith second in the Miles Standish Road chair, bathing suit and a salad or the rainbow of salvation. estimated that he spends about University Alumni. Day Camp is in full swing. We want to Race in Plymouth, Mass, and desert. Since parking on Manchester ’The Mentor Program, designed to The force of this Divine love can $500 a year on maintenance for sixth overall in the Barkeater Road is limited, please park on Indian thank the most recent sponsors who ar his bike, which excludes replac­ bring together volunteers to aid making this camp possible for the be measured by the forces of hu­ Stage Race in Lake Placid. N.Y. Hill Trail. man degradation It overcomes (see ing the frame or the bike itself. He’s placed in several other races underpriviledged and underachieving children; Harry and Janet Reinhom ’The picnic is a great opportunity to students, is coordinated by Lou Irvin. Romans 3:10-18). It Is the only and But the race is his main concern this year, also. St. Bartholomew Church, Ethel Robb! now, and Molloy said he wants to meet members of the Manchester MIC is also committed along with sufficient cause by which we can be He won the 1987 Lake Placid Nancy and Ted LaBonne, Charles and made alive from death In sin, Ept. begin a fund-raising campaign so Interracial Council and their families MACC to attempt to work with the race, the toughest he’s ever been in a relaxed atmosphere and combine Dolores Swallow, Mr. and Mrs 2:4-5. he can get there. in because of a three-mile trip up Manchester Human Relation Com­ Theodore Slaiby, United Methodist He would compete as a junior pleasure, education and a little The world of men was already a mountain at the end. Molloy mission on the Tovm Affirm ative Women, Barbara Ray Bookkeeping cyclist in the championships said. business. The rain date is Sunday, If Action Plan. Workshops on Institu­ condemned before Jesus came. By Services, Marilyn Parker, Paul and against other 16- and 17-year-old "It was one of the hardest Raol'MM PlnaVMenehwlw HmM you have questions, feel free to call tional Racism have been sponsored as his sacrifice upon the cross men Helena Dutelle, Nancy Akin, Alice have been offered a deliberate juniors from all over the United things I ’ve ever done.’’ Joan O’Loughlin at 643-4031. well as letters to the editor drawing Shea, Dorothy Hartzog, Wallace and choice which had not previously States, he said. ’The maximum But hills don’t faze Molloy. In EAGER CYCLIST — Kevin Molloy of up With the $200 he needs to enter. ’The Interracial Council is co­ attention of the community ,to the numbpr of junior cyclists allowed Manchester has qualified for the Na­ sponsored by MACC and the Manches­ Patricia Irish, Hazel Christiana existed — between darknees and fact, he said, “ Hills are my Savings from his full-time job are going beliefs and background of the Klu light, lie and truth, disobedience in the race is 125, and Molloy specialty. ’That’s where I win ter Community College. During the Bruce McAubrey family in honor of tional Bicycle Racing Championships in towards college expenses. Klux Klan in response to their Roderick McLean. and faith. The issue of this choice Is expects close to that number to most of my races.” Reading, Penn, but so far hasn't come past year the council sponsored their appearance on Main Street. continued condemnation into enter. annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. NOTICES — Have you visited the ’The purpose of the Manchester Downtown Farmer’s Market yet’ eternity, or translation from annual pot luck supper and program darkness into the light of his Interracial Council is to improve Fresh vegetables and fruits grown by at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church. understanding and promote clearer kingdom (John 3:10-21). MIC is presently involved in several local farmers are available at the But the 50 miles and numerous hills he’ll travel In the championship road lines of communication among people MACC sponsored market on Main projects. Members will hear a report of different races and ethnic back­ on Racial-Ethnic Equity and Desegre­ Street in front of St. James Church grounds with the goal of achieving a Volunteers are needed to help staff the race aren’t what’s worrying (Kevin) Molloy. It’s the approximately $200 gation in Connecticut public schools at fully integrated Manchester. While 3 p.m. by Jan McIntosh. Jan has been MACC Downtown Farmer’s Market CHURCH OF CHRIST speaking for no ethnic or racial group, on Sept. 3. Oct. 1. Oct. 8 and Oct! 15 attending workshops on the report the council hopes to provide con­ LydaN A Vamon Straala he II need for transportation to Reading and lodging. sponsored by CRCC. The report will For more information please call cerned individuals with the opportun­ Joanne at 643-1891. 18 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturdsy, July 16, 1988

FOCUS / Home MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 16, 19M — H FOCUS / Money r wishes and our budget e during attic project It s important to keep asking the right questions Despite the ' Bv Andy Lano cover custodial care (help with I work. Most of the time it is after recently but do not actually provide the and special ulcer food, if pres­ The Associated Press the framework has been installed passed Catas­ such routine activities as eating, coverage. It must be spelled out, walking and bathing) ? cribed by a doctor and if not in On the House but before the walls are put up. trophic Health not implied. place of normal diet; cost of When we do any remodeling in Answer: Medicare only pro­ Sometimes the plumber will want insurance act. Question: You know that medi­ meals and lodgings while at a and around our house, the prefer­ Sylvia vides skilled nursing care, so this to get his job done before the federal go­ cal expenses cover doctor and hotel after an operation because ences we make regarding the is a vital form of coverage for anything else. T ry to get commit­ vernment is hospital bills, of course. But are of lack of space in the hospital, kinds of material and the manner many of the elderly. the distance between the studs. ments from these woi^ers, other­ still defaulting Porter there other expenses that qualify when the taxpayer was advised of construction usually are a Question: Will your policy And a 2-by-3 actually is l ‘/4 by 2‘A, wise you may find yourself on providing as medical expenses? by a doctor not to return home. compromise between our wishes cover regular home care should the 2 by 3 being the measure­ stalled for days or weeks await­ anything ap­ Answer: Medical expenses (for Question: Does your policy and our budget. ments before the wood is planed ing their arrival. proaching ade­ you decide not to enter a nursing which these policies are insuring .M r-.:. Refinishing an attic to add home? offer a fair daily cash benefit over 55-0" and made ready for the market. The finished floor usually is left quate health in­ you) include doctor and hospital the long term that will be helpful living space to a house falls into for last, but it depends on what Answer: Many families prefer bills, of course. Other expenses Anything can be used for the surance coverage for the average benefits available. if and when you are ready toenter this compromise category, "fo kind of floor already Is there. If American. this option. that qualify as medical expenses W r T T T T 7 walls and ceiling that is used Hofstra University Law Profes­ a nursing home in years to come? guide us properly in our choices, the attic has nothing but a few Question: Will your policy include; cost of laboratory tests. cici elsewhere in the house, but the As of today. Medicare only pays sor John J . Regan, author of Answer: Insurance shoppers there are two things that must be walk-on boards, it will be neces­ cover your nursing home care X-rays and examination; dental = /'S ll for about 2 percent of nursing must look for policies with done before we cut or hammer big seller is gypsum board “Tax, Estate & Financial Plan­ without requiring you to be g M p-A»i sary to put down a subfloor. home costs. And an individual services including X-rays and benefits that can be adjusted for anything. One is check the local because it usually is cheaper. ning for the Elderly,” (Matthew hospitalized prior to entering the Later, when everything else is must be "impoverished” to qual­ straightening teeth; eyeglasses inflation, so that they will receive .WV aurn • building codes to determine what Like plywood, hardboard and the Bender & Co.), says an elderly home. JH done, you can lay the resilient ify for Medicaid assistance. and hearing aids; crutches, adequate value in the future.' HLD BM I can and cannot be done, since an other materials, gypsum board is American may.face the prospect Answer: Many policies con­ floor tiles or whatever you are While the new law has ex­ wheelchairs, autoettes, braces, Question: How long after you kim u 13*. n» unfinished attic becomes the available with decorative fin­ of losing much or all of his or her sider whether the beneficiary has IJMS” using. If you install the finished panded some Medicare benefits elastic stockings, medical and are admitted to a nursing home business of the community when ishes as well as solid white, It's a personal assets because of inade­ been hospitalized prior to a m is ­ floor some time during the for the elderly, it deliberately has surgical appliances, artificial will your benefits begin? it is to be lived in rather than used kind of gypsum plaster sand­ quate health care coverage. sion to a nursing home. Better - K f M wiched between tough paper. construction, it is likely to get not provided funds for custodial teeth and limbs; guide dogs; Answer: The shorter the better. for storage. The other is to check damaged. Regan advises that, to gain the policies do not require this special instruction in speech and WLL Attic ceilings usually are 8 feet. and nursing home care or regular most benefits available, "shop Question: How many years wherever you can (the homes of No matter what the climate of restriciton, and if they do, they lip reading for a deaf person; You can make them any height home care of the type needed by prior to your 65th birthday. With may you live in a nursing home friends and relatives and dealer the area in which you live, you may provide a longer period good mattress and bedboard for you wish merely by where you most families. If your family the virtual explosion in our senior and receive coverage by a policy? displays) to see what is available will need insulation in the attic. between hospitalization and go­ arthritis patients; amounts paid BID CM 5 r ; BLD PM 7 nail 2-by-4s to the rafters, but the includes an elderly person, you population, there is a prolifera­ Will the premium remain con­ lOMO* M lOMi’ and how much it costs. While you Ventilation above the attic ing into a nursing home. directly or withheld by your ClOl collar beams or joists must be at must shop for a health care tion of policies that are stant or will ifgreatly increase in can do most of the work yourself, insulation is important. This can Question: Does your policy employer as your contribution to least 2 feet below the highest point insurance policy with utmost inadequate.” future years? Is the policy most building codes specify that be provided with vents so that air cover a broad range of illnesses? group hospital and medical plans, CWLKtD PQCriCQ of the roof. All of this planning, caution to get the maximum Question: Does your policy renewable? the electricity and plumbing be can flow in and out of them. Vents Answer: Consumers should ex­ such as Blue Cross: cab fares and including the location of closets, Answer: Avoid policies that let done only by licensed at the eaves and gable ends will amine the kinds of restrictions on other traveling to and from builts-ins, etc., should be laid out the company refuse to renew your professionals. do an excellent job. but even pre-existing conditions set forth doctor's office: cost of hand on paper. It makes no difference policy on an individual basis. upwe m [ PI AN There was a time when 2-by-4 better is a combination of eave in the policy and the types of controls and other equipment how rough your sketches are as Such policies provide the least studs had to be spaced 16 inches vents and continuous ridge vent­ Only prescriptions exclusions from coverage. specially adapted to permit a long as they can be understood. permanent coverage. Look for apart on center, but now you ing. This is not always practical Question: Will your policy physically handicapped individ­ This is a sure way to avoid policies that are guaranteed usually can get by with 2-by-3s when you get around to attic cover Alzheimer's disease? ual to operate a car; cost of unnecessary cutting, which is renewable for life or policie.s that either 16 or 24 inches apart on remodeling, but bear in mind you Answer: Some policies seem to. whiskey to relieve angina pain inevitable if you haven't worked qualify for deduction are renewed automatically. J k center. That's a time and money will save yourself a lot of out everything ahead of time. ^ > saver. Incidentally, "on center” condensation and mildew head­ means the distance between the Bv Georoe W. Smith D/m Let your plumber and electri­ aches if you make sure there is a Changing Times umnv-iiouu 1^ center of one stud to the center of cian decide at which point during continuous flow of air under the the next, which is not the same as the construction they will do their QlftlSTION: My doctor has put Tax Adviser im L M attic roof. SIMUU Ot oer«NAL tt me on Metamucil. My totai cost iP U T M lU T £LUM this "year will be somewhere ■ WHArS N E W WITH G O LD : A glut of gold may slap a repair charge estimate on your credit IMTaMCI, caused by a big increase in mining capacity may ISM9° LCKU around $175 to $225. Is this be carried over to his estate card bill and leave you to settle up with your insurer M £ rovn send the price per ounce plummeting to $350 or less medicine deductible on my tax return? That could take a while, especially if the car is then How to cope with the drought by the early 1990s, warns a joint report by W EFA return? R.P. driven to another location or fixed before your agent Cincinnati. Group, a forecasting firm, and Resource Strategies, By Earl Aronson N.S. a mining consultant. can inspect the damage. Once the claim is settied, i rows, grow in wide rows, which you could still end up paying out-of-pocket charges if The Associated Press Chesterfield. Mo. But other gold analysts contend these forecasters IIM 4* produce more crops and reduce ANSWER: Capital lo.^ses can­ the rental company tacks on extra fees your insurer Weeders Guide watering. Plants grown closely put too much emphasis on mining capacity. "The Drought hangs over gardeners ANSW ER : Only insulin or not be carried over after a doesn't pay. One example: loss-of-use charges for form a screen of vegetation that price of gold is determined by demand, not supply,” and farmers in pa its of the United taxpayer's death. Losses are the time during which the car is out of commission. shades the soil. medicines and drugs that require says Jeffrey Christian, maqa^ing director of CPM St«ttes this summer. Large areas a prescription from your doctor deductible only on the final U.S. resistant it will be because it will Reduced sunshine on plants Individual Income Tax Return Group, gold analysts. Christian thinks there's ■ DONT GET SKINNED: Apparel prices are reported much drier than last qualify as a medical deduction. enough demand in such new markets as Taiwan to M g UVIL PIAf increase soil water-holding ca­ and soil reduces transpiration, so filed for the individual who died. jumped for a month or so this spring — a seasonal year even though spring rains Metamucil is a non-prescription soak up any increased supplies of gold. pacity. Such materials include grow in partial shade, a help in Unfortunately, the loss cannot be increase that should prove as short-lived as the brought relief to some sections of medicine. What would really give gold a shot in the arm is an miniskirt. HOUSE OF THE WEEK — A feature of this split ranch is peat moss, leaves, straw, vermic- drought. Interplant vegetables deducted by the deceased's the West. inflationary spiral (as opposed to mere fear of one), ulite and old manure. These with perennial shrubs and flow­ estate. CHothing prices should increase at a slower rate that the iower levei is divided into three distinct spaces: What can you do in the face of Q U E S TIO N : My new employer and that isn't in the cards anytime soon. If you materials act like sponges, ab­ ers around, the house to save than in 1987, when a declining dollar and tighter habitable area, utility area and garage. The entrance drought? Check for auxiliary requires that I pay my own disagree and want to hedge, pick a mutual fund that sorbing water. Clay soils retain space and for shade. QUESTION: Our company re­ import quotas pushed prices up much faster than foyer leads directly to the upper and lower levels. Plan irrigation sources. If possible, more water than sandy soils. disability insurance through the invests in the metal itself, v^ich is in better favor usual. And continued discounting by retail stores utilize drip irrigation for individ­ Before midsummer sun dries company until I've been with cently started a 401 (k) retire­ H A1454Y has 1,545 square feet on the upper level and 690 ment plan. What is the maximum among investors than shares in gold-mining will soften the impact of any price hikes. ual plants Instead of general Make trenches or furrows near soil, apply a mulch of 3 to 6inches them for two years. The premi­ companies. on the lower. For more Information write to York & garden rows and flood them with that I, as an employee, can Prices for women's clothes actually fell in the first sprinkling. Stop faucet leaks, cut of organic materials when plants ums are fairly expensive. Can I Gold funds run by Bull & Bear, Lexington and water that penetrates into the contribute to the plan? quarter of 1988 as stores found themselves stuck Schenke, 585 Stewart Ave., Garden City, N.Y., 11530. down on lawn watering, toilet are young. Reapply mulch as it deduct this cost as a medical Vanguard all list large bullion holdings in their root zones. Use hoses with tiny R.K. with big inventories of unsold merchandise. Enclosed a stamped, self-addressd envelope. flushing and the volume of packs down. Mulching also cuts expense? portfolios. Most other metals funds own little or no Whether because of sky-high prices or thigh-high shower spray. drip holes to help water sink deep San Diego. down on weeding between rows as D.W. gold. skirts, unit sales of women's apparel fell last year. Revive the rain barrel collec­ and to reduce overhead sprin­ well as around plants. Dover, Del. kling evaporation. ANSWER: Under the Tax Here’s the Answer tion system and conserve house­ Your yard, lawn, shrubs and ■ R E N T A L ^ A R IN S U R A N C E: It's bad enough ■ STRATEGY FOR MORTGAGE BORROW­ ANSWER: Employee contribu­ Reform Act of 1986, the most an ER S: With mortgage interest rates e xpect^ to hold, bath and laundry water. Large gardens need more wa­ trees are valuable assets. Irri­ the collision damage waiver (CD W ), which tions paid to private or voluntary individual can defer under a edge slowly higher, it pays prospective borrowers to Clean rinses and cooking water ter, so use a smaller, more gate when there is the best auto-rental companies twist your arm to buy, costs QUESTION: I have stripped disability plans are not 401 (k) retirement plan from their lock in a rate as soon as they can. But if you want to which kind you use, be very may be used in the garden and on intensive plot. Use wide rows. Cut condition of little wind, low too much. What's worse is companies can still hold the old finish from a bedroom deductible. wages is $7,000 plus adjustments hedge against a possible decline in rates, consider careful. Most espe'cially, provide trees, window boxes and indoor down on walkways. temperature and high humidity. you up even if you don't take the coverage. bureau, but find traces of color for any annual inflation. Starting applying for a loan with two lenders, locking in a plenty of ventilation, as bleaches plants. Staking and pruning tomatoes No matter what the rental-car agent says, you still in the wood. Is it better to This happens most often just QUESTION: You're always this year, 1988, the amount that an rate with one and floating with the other. give off toxic fumes. Drought-tolerant plants are increases sunscald potential and before dawn. (If you have an probably don't need CDW. Qimpanies typically sand it off or use a bleach and. if talking about federal taxes, but it individual can defer increases to Lenders are less than enthusiastic about such a available including beets, tur­ requires more water. If you use automatic underground irriga­ charge $9 or $10 a day for it, to pay for damage to the so. what kind? seems that our local taxes are $7,313. The 401 (k) retirement tactic, which they say occurs most frequently in a QUESTION: Is polyurethane nips, carrots, radishes, onions, raised beds, recommended for tion system, you won't lose sleep, car if you're in an accident. But it has been going up a little each year, too. plans are company-sponsored falling-rate environment. But there's no prohibition ANSWER: Sanding is all right varnish synthetic and is it all beans, peas, collards and sweet soggy garden lands, add and you'll be using water during estimated auto insurers could provide the same J.W . and take their name from the IRS against it. The major deterrent is the up-front fee, right to use It on fine furniture? potatoes. Com. melons and toma­ moisture-retaining material and protection for $3 a year. In fact, at least 60 percent of if the color comes out when you the “off peak" period.) Akron, Ohio. tax code section establishing usually between $250 and $300. work over the surface very toes need lots of water for their mulch walkways heavily. Unless all private auto insurance policies do insure AN SW ER : Yes. it is synthetic smaller return. Mow less frequently and don’t them. policyholders when they rent a car. To discourage multiple applications, lenders lightly. If not. bleaching is in (actually, a plastic) and it can be you have ample water to irrigate Mulch your garden with cut lawn grass as short. ANSW ER : You're absolutely could charge higher fees, possibly making them order. Use the kind of commer­ used on any kind of furniture. between beds, it might be a good To be sure. Changing Times suggests you check moisture-retaining organic right. According to the Tax Send your questions to: The refundable when the final papers are signed, says G. cial bleach th^j comes in two There are several brands that idea to grow on flat land or in the with your insurance agent before you arrange a material. For a copy of Earl Aronson’s Foundation, state and local taxes Tax Adviser, care of George W. Michael Moebs, who heads Moebs Services, a containers, although some woods differ slightly so follow the furrow. Trellising, while a space rental. Also, certain premium credit cards — The more organic matter you “ AP Guide to House Plants,” will continue to rise in 1988. Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ financial research firmm Moebs ought to know. can be lightened with ordinary manufacturer's instructions on saver, encourages plant water American Express's gold and platinum cards, for add to condition soil, especially to send $1.50 to House Plants, AP estern highway, Southfield, M I When shopping for a mortgage last fall, he applied household bleach. No matter the proper use of it. loss (transpiration). example — provide you with CDW automatically sandy soil, the more drought- Newsfeatures, SO Rockefeller QUESTION: My father-in-law 48034. Due to the volume of mall, when you use the card to rent a car. with three lenders and settled on the one giving the Instead of conventional single Plaza. New York, N.Y. 10020. had a sizable stock loss prior to personal replies cannot be pro­ Even with your own coverage you're not home best combination of rates and service. his death last month. Can this loss vided.) free. In case of an accident, the car-rental company — From Changing Times magazine ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 16. 1988

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Based on Robert Louis (i® Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo), about whether this specialized anal sex increases my risk for questions asked by homosexual take the food away from him. He slowing down to look at a Stevenson's novel about a young boy s Wall Street Journal Report that. men a n ^ om en . I usually do not can shovel in a whole meal in five dangerous adventures with pirate Long S5 Remi tissue exists and what fluid some flower; John Silver. 1976. Rated G include that information if the minutes. He is very impatient. He Rod and Reel Streamslde women produce at orgasm. To chat with an old friend or to [USA] MOVIE; ‘Yellow Rose of Texas' DEAR READER; There are topic also applies to heterosexu­ can’t stand to wait in line — in the [CNN] Daybreak But in the meantime, clearly make a new one; A cowboy finds a love other than his not yet many studies examining als and people who are not having checkout, to get tickets, to get horse. Roy Rogers 1944. 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I can’t stop to find themselves saddled with a baby, Black' (CC) A primitive young Indian boy Democratic National Convention, which Ukes place this week in Atlanta. than when less favorite places are or to read a few lines from a whom one of them has fathered, when the are no definitive answers to your who might need the information look at anything. It’s bad enough finds himself thrust into modern-day civili­ CBS, NBC and ABC all will air coverage in prime time from Monday, June 18, touched. (A woman should tell good book. child's mother decides she needs a break zation. Charles Durning, Alessandro Ra- through Thursday, June 21. questions. to read it. that he’s always in a hurry, but he from parenting. Andre Dussolier. Roland her partner where these are if she Remind me each day belo, Peter Horton. 1986. Rated PG. (In There are some data indicating I ’ m concerned that, if a ques­ rushes me, too. Giraud, 1985. Rated PG-13. (Dubbed) Stereo) notices these differences.) That the race is not always to that receptive anal sex may be tion specifically comes from a How can I get this man to slow 6 :1 S A M (T) Davey & Goliath [TM C] MOVIE: Tuttle Diaiy' The drab Researchers are currently the swift; lives of two adults are changed by a shared [U S A ] W here There's s Will There's an associated with an increased risk gay person, people who are not down? He’s making a nervous working to determine whether That there is more to life than 6 l3 0 A M CD Captain Bob interest in sea turtles. Ben Kingsley, A 10:1 OAM [CNN] Showbiz Week [DIS] Grimm's Fairy Tales of anal cancer and bowel diseases actively homosexual will think wreck out of me, and it’s raising Glenda Jackson, Rosemary Leach. 1986 dD Syfvanian Families Mighty Mouse: The [ESPN] GamaOay the fluid released by some women caused by certain bacteria, vir­ increasing its speed. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] Heetthweek 10:30AM CD the information does not apply to my blood pressure. 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Maria URIMY, JULY 16. land base for air-to-air maneuvers 160 tened by a woman who believes that she's that she can give her roommate's illegiti­ he attempts to break out of Hildy's jail. (R) Victoria, Rene Dumas. (Rebroadcast) min.) (R| having an affair with her husband. (60 min.) mate baby a home. Lynn Redgrave, Alan C l ® Top Cat I Bates. James Mason. 1966. @ Make Vouraelf at Home 35 MOVIE; ’The Man Who Knew Too (R) o I'm Telling! (CC) [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch CHECK IISTINGS M uch’ An American doctor and his wife G® Headlines on Trial (R) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred lH) Kovels on Collecting witness tho murder of a French secrel sor Hickman, Nick Charles. [ESPN] PBA Bowling; Kesaler Classic, FOR EXACT TIME (S ) ® Hunter Hunter tails a hit man to (3® W hat About Women fn>m Rh/aiside. Calif. (90 min.) (R| vice agent. James Stewart, Ddris Day Mexico, v ^ r e he learns why the CIA is so [D IS] MOVIE: 'Charlie Smith end the ao Brenda de Bantie. 1956. Fritter Tree* A fact-based chronicle of the [CN N ] Evans & Novak [HBO] MOVIE: -The Othat Woman' Re interested in his investigation into the mur­ ® MOVIE; 'Certain Fury’ Two teen life of Charlie Smith, who arrived in Amer­ [D IS] Zorro ^married to a woman half his age. a 50- der of a movie actress. (60 min.) Part 2 of @ ) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) d® Motoiweek The BMW 750IL V-12 ica aboard a slave ship in 1650 and over year-old widower embarks on an affair agers on tha mn must stick together or be 2. (R) (In Stereo) Brooke Shields. Christo­ (In Stereo) @ Alice Blublocker THE 5« DEPOSIT BACK7I” ® Knight Rider C'Charies in Charge’ ) stars as a high- along. (R) (In Stereo) pher Atkins. William Daniels. 1980. school football star who must deal with his ® A B C New s (CC). Teles From the Darkside 1 ;00PM CE) MOVIE; Mafathon Man' CO) MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Ani­ ® ) W ild Am erica (C C ) A variety of beau @ ) Hill Street Blues emotions when ho learns his best friend is A graduate student finds himself at the mal House' A feud erupts bstween rival GD Noticiero Univision tiful and deadly wild cals. Including the ja [C N N ] Headline News (3 ) M O V IE: 'Super Ninjas' A Ninja chief­ mercy of a former Nazi war chieftain. Dus­ gay. (60 min.) (In Stereo) tain, avenging the death of a friend, chal­ ON THE EAETIUCK fraternities. John Behjshi, Tim Matheson, d D Throb Meredith and Sandy appear on a guar, mountain lion. lynx, bobcat and oce­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents by MU Helbraek tin Hoffman. Laurence Olivier. Rov Schei- Donald Sutherland. 1978. talk show to offer dating tips. Guest: lot. lenges the leadership of a martial arts 5:00PM CB ® Kojak world ruler. Cheng Tien Chi. Lung Tien der 1976. Phoebe Snow. ® W srow olf (CC I Eric QS-Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) ® A -Te a m dS) Greek Night at Ocean Beach Park 10:30PM Hsiang. 1983. dD Baretta * takes refuge in an abandoned mansion on /vteioiv \e $HE 6A1D TriCV WCKEp . ONE-TiJO... @ ) Madeleine Cooks [C N N ] Pinnacle GD Little House on the Prairie ® MOVIE: 'Little Darlings' Two girls in ® MOVIE: 'The Hound of the Besker- h c k . CS) M O V IE: 'Th e Phantom of the Opera' Halloween and encounters a deformed eovit c f T he 6PECIAUZEP ® Lot's Go Bowling (60 min.) [DIS] Here's Boomer a summer camp bet on who will lose her man who's in hiding there. (R) villes' Sherlock Holmes is sought to solve A mad composer haunts the sewers be­ d$ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • TECHNICAU €*;iLUg> Outdoors innocence first. Tatum O ’Neal Krislv the mystery of a supernatural hound that neath the Paris^Opera H ^ s e and tries to ® M otorweek An Oldsmobile Cutlass [M AX ] Max Movie Show A preview of ® New s McNichol, Mall Dillon. 1980 threatens the life of a Dartmoor baronet. NEEDED T& WORK help a young soprarto achieve stardom. Supreme road test, whether Opel automo­ Saint theatrical releases, movies in production [CN N] PrimeNews (B) INN News Basil Rathtone, Nigel Bruce, Richard Herbert Lorn. Heather Sears. Thorley Wal­ biles will again be sold in the United States; and interviews with screen stars. H6(Z£ AT FASTRAct;. WWff.? @ ) Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) (S ) Career Media Network Greene. 1939. ters. 1962 tips on buying a cellular phone 7:00PM ® Jim Vicevtch [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Th e Unseen' A young [CN N] Newswatch governess is frightened by an eerie house ® Barney Miller GD MOVIE: 'The Strange Vengeance of (1® Josie and the Pussycats [CN N ] Your Money ® Too Close for Comfort [M AX] MOVIE: 'Head Office' (CC) and its master suspected of murder Joel Rosalie' A n Indian girl kidnaps a traveling [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson GD T u M usica (Repeticion) ® Major League Baseball: Kansas Fresh out of school and promoted to an ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). McCrea, Herbert Marshall. 1945 salesman to keep her company in her iso­ City Royals at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs.) ® Magnum, P.l. executive position, a young man is ill- [D IS ] Stave Allan's Golden Age of Co­ lated New Mexican desert town. Ken Ho­ (Live) ' 3:30PM ® It's a Living Nancy's suspicious when* prepared for the low-lifes found in upper 8:30PM®Fronk. Pl»ca (C C ) Reprise m edy Clips of this comedian’s television ward, Bonnie Bedelia, Anthony Zerbe. ® M O V IE : 'Charlie Chan in Egypt' Chan a wealthy cousin, who has snubbed her for of the series premiere. Frank Parrish. shows form 1956-61 are presented. w>- ^ Collectors management. Judge Reinhold. Eddie A l­ years, wants to reconcile. 1972. uncovers murder on an archaeological ex­ New England college professor, inherits a cluding segments with Mel Brooks, Santo Domingo Invita bert. Jane Seymour. 1986. Rated PG-13 [CN N] Newsnight pedition. Warr>er Oland, Pat Paterson, Rita (In Stereo) GD T and T (CC) An adventurous game New Orleans restaurant. (R) Johnny Carson, Jimmy Durame and oth­ (S2) WorKlerWorfcs: The Littlest Horse Cansino. 1935. takes a nasty turn when an innocent child ers. (60 min.) [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Angel Heart* (C C ) A [U SA ] Double Trouble ® GD Family Double Dare (CC) (R) Thieves (CC). Part 2 of 2 (R) C S Sea H unt Jenny and Mike look into the is framed as a joke. (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: The Wraith' An Ari­ routine investigation plunges a private de­ 227 (C C ) Tenants and a stranded tective into a nightmare world of voodoo [CNN] Newsday peculiar behavior of two ecologists ~ and O ) Victory Garden (CC) ® Chariaa in Charge (CC) Misunder- , zona gang leader is challenged to a drag 5:30PM cabdriver wait out a snowstorm in Mary's worship and ritual murder in 1955 New Or­ find a deadly underwater mine in the pro­ standings result when Charles gives Jamie race by a mysterious stranger driving an WINTHROP by Olefc Camin [DIS] MOVIE: The Wings of Eagles' ® Tu Musica apartment - the only place in the building leans. Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro. Lisa cess. (R) and her boyfriend advice on romance. unearthly car. Charlie Sheen. Nick Cassav­ John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig' Wead. @ Th is O ld House (CC). (R) that still has heat. (R) (In Stereo) Bonet. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) a World War I aviation proneer who later @ ) Pizza Gourmet M am a's Family lola. Bubba and Mama etes, Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In p o y o j - p o t v r WArviT I C A N T t MinJk: of @ ) This Old House (CC). [ M A X ] M O V IE; 'Slaughter H i^ * The al­ became a successful screenwriter. John [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday fantasize about marriage after attending a Stereo) @ ) Art of William Alexander end Lowell umni of Doddsville High pay for an evil PEUIE\/lE iN RE TC7 Cj D ^ N E A e Wayne. Maureen -O'Hara. Dan Oailev [D IS ] King of the Beasts Animated. An wedding. Guest: Joseph Campanella. (R) © ) Lonesome Pine Specials (In Stereo) [U S A ] Ray Bradbury 'Theater Drew Bar­ ANVTNlNfir MORE iSHSEAT Speers: Lavender Iris April Fools' prank when the class misfit 1957 accident-prone lion sheds his image and [D IS ] Dinosaurs Host Gary Owens talks rymore and Heather Leary star in this eerie TMAN COAAiNdr PACK [C N N ] International Correspondents iS ) Connecticut Republican Convention exacts his revenge 10 years later. Caroline ^ AHTyMiHtgr? rises to become the king of beasts after he with scientists about the history and myths tale of an imaginative 10-year-old girl who [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Junior USA W rap-U p (60 min.) Munro. Simon Scuddamore. Kelly Baker. _ A $ A A E [M AX] MOVIE: The Wraith' An Ari­ rescues Noah and the animals from a fiery surrounding dinosaurs, with clips from the insists that she hears a buried woman's M en's Championship (Live) m Hee Haw (R) 1985 Rated NR. zona gang leader is challertged to a drag ark. first dinosaur movie, ’’The Lost World. " voice. o 2 Z S '> f ^ / [U S A ] HoUywood Insider (R) race by a mysterious stranger driving an d@ News as well as animated clips from ‘'Fantasia" Solid Gold in Concert (In unearthly car. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Solarbabies' (CC) In a 1 1:00PM ® ® ® ® ® News 12:30AM® 1.30PM Q® Rocky and Friends futuristic world plagued by drought, a (S ) It's a Living Richie spends a bundle and "Gertie". Stereo) ® Taxi Bodywatch (CC). [TMC] Short Film Showcase group of orphans becomes involved in the when he's promised a lucrative business [ESPN] Arena Football: New England ® Mindpower battle for possession of a mysterious deal (R) ® Mort After Dark Steamrollers at Pittsburgh Gladiators (2 G® New Grooves With Meg Griffin [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 4:00PM ( B ® W ide W o d d of Sports source of power. Richard Jordan. Jami d® B .C. Follies Scheduled guest. Mary hrs., 30 mm.) (Live) GD Cheers [ES P N ] Auto Racing: American Series, (2 hrs.) (Live) Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986 Rated PG-13 ^ Youth Secrets of the Stars Hart (' Entertainment Tonight ") Keys to Success from Cleveland. (60 min.) (Taped) ® Knight Rider (In Stereo) 9:00PM ® Tour of Duty (CC) The pla G® GD Multi Trim Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- loon must safeguard a USO troop of rock [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'B lu o C Ity' A young man GD d® You Can't Take It W ith You Tony ana [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ratboy' (CC) A selfish G® NWA Wrestling dades con juegos. competencies, entrev- performers whose helicopter was shot [C N N ] Evans 8t Novak zAlAUJ sets about tracking down his father's killer Alice consider marriage to rescue their young woman attempts to exploit an unu­ (S) MOVIE: ‘Creature* A monster with a istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don down (60 min.) (R) sually deformed young boy. Sondra Locke, after he returns to his Florida hometown. unstable relationship. (R) [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football: Coll- taste for gray joiatter is accidentally re­ Francisco (3 hrs., 30 min.) dD GD Oyty Dozen: The Series The Robert Townsend. G ^ t Graham. 1986 vived by a group of astronauts. Klaus Kin­ Judd Nelson. Ally Sheedy. Scott Wilson d® Blackadder II Lord Blackadder (Rowan ingwood Magpies vs. Carlton Blues (60 Rated PG-13. 1986 Rated R W here Do the Children Go Local: Dozen arrive on a remote S ottish island Atkinson) is in serious trouble with the mm ) (Taped) U.S. ACRCS by Jim Davto ski, Stan Ivar, Wendy Schaal. 1985. for some R and R. only to find themselves [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' (CC) A [U S A ] C h M k It O utl GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) court when he decapitates the wrong man [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' (CC) A Major League Baseball; Chicago A strong microscopic life-form wages war up against a Nazi invasion. (60 min.) (R) (In carefree school bus driver's pals decide to Stereo) Discover carefree school bus driver's pals decide to W hite Sox at N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) 6:00PM C D ( D m New * on humans and threatens to destroy the I 1 throw him a no-holds-barred pre-wedding (Live) GD PELICULA: 'Ustedes los Ricos' Se- throw him a no-holds-barred pre-wedding party. Tom Hanks. Taw ny Kiiaen, Adrian ® W hat's Happening N o w ll Raj invests Enterprise, (60 min.) (R) d D 'Ohara (C C ) Ohara and Shaver party Tom Hanks, Taw ny Kitaen, Adrian GS) French Chef: Cheese Souffle (R) must rescue a young girl from a hood who gunda parte de "Nosotros los Pobres ' Zmed. 1984. Rated R. in a professional boxer despite protests [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday Pedro Infante, Blanca Estela Pavon Zmed 1984 Rated R (3) War Chroniclas from Nadine. (R) has Iured,h4r into the adult movie business [U SA ] Cover Story [DIS] MOVIE: -Johnny Shiloh’ An (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Ever Decreasing Circles When Martin [U S A ] Night Flight ® Major League Baseball; New York ® A -Te a m eleven-year-old drummer boy for ihe m o v ie offers to take delivery of Paul's garden 1 :0 0 A M C5D America's Top Ten 2:00PM CB : strike Force- Yankees et Chicago White Sd David inter­ his father possesses a deadly smoking young woman seeks the help of a pulp median Howie Mandel invites his friends to became a successful screenwriter. John pherd. 1979 cret Service. Alec Guinness. Maureen fere with Mx:key's private life when she pipe. (60 min.) (In Stereo) w ro to rescue her sister, who has been a luau in the Hawaiian Islands. (60 min.) (In Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Dan Dailev O ’Hara. Burl Ives. 1960. 1957 falls in love with a bartender. (R) @ ) Julia Child and More Company kidnapped by an African white slave ring Stereo) d® DeGrassi Junior High (CC). [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Pacific Banana' A com­ ® Baretta ® MOVIE: 'Cat's Eye' A mysterious Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, John [CN N ] Showbiz Week [U S A ] Night Flight; Outrageous in Hol­ d® Record Guide mercial pilot, fired from his job for philan­ Stray felir>e serves as the link between a Hurt. 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Th e Deerslayer* The in­ lywood Q® Undardog dering, soars again when he starts a new trio of macabre Stephen Kir>g stories. (M ) Jeffersons (CC). [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'La Bamba' (CC ) A fact- trepid Hawkeye and his blood brother set career with a tiny airline. Graeme BlundeU. 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide ® MOVIE: 'Eddia Macon's Run' A James Woods, Kenneth MacMillan, Alan out to rescue beautiful Wa-tah-wa. Stove ® Topo Gigio account of Ritchie Valens' Robin Stewart 1980 Rated R. your>g idealist, serving time in prison on King. 1985 (1941 -59) rise to musical stardom before Forrest. Ned Romero, John Anderson 1:30AM ® News (Ri false charges, has orte last chance to es­ dZ) Doctor Who [D IS ] M O V IE: The Beers end r A young ^ death in a plane crash Lou Diamond 1978. [USA] MOVIE; Trial Without Jury' A ® M O V IE: 'High Ice’ Mountain climbers cape. John Schneider. Kirk Douglas. Lee d D It's a Living Nancy 's suspicious when CELEBRITY CIPHER Vietnam vet delivers the personal effects Phillips. Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto playwright runs into trouble while re­ are stranded when an avalanche disrupts a Celebrtiy Clphsr cryptograms ara craatad from quotatlorw by famoua Purcell, 1983, a wealthy cousin, who has snubbed her for IMBO) MOVIE: 'The Fourth ProtoCTl’ searching a work based on a murder case of a deceased friend to the man's father 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (C C ) A British masterspy scours England weekend climb in the Pacific Northwest poopta. paat and praaam. Each lattar in tha ciphar atanda for years, wants to reconcile Robert Rockwell. Barbra Fuller, Kent Ta y­ anothar roday'a ekm: N agvafa D. d® Alt of WHIiani AJaxandar and decides to stay on to seek peace artd ^ M C ] MOVIE: 'The Men From Snowy for lus Russian counterpart, a KGB agent David Janssen. Tony Musanie, Madge Sin­ lor 1948 (S ) M O V IE: ThaC a tcha r' An ex-cop and solitude. Patrick Weyne. Chief Dan [CNN] Newswatch Hnrer A young man comes of age at the who’s building an atomic tom b. Michael clair 1980., a Harvard graduate team up to track down George. Andrew Duggeq. 1974, Rated G. [D I S ] Missing Adventures of O zzie and turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, Tom Bur- Caine. Pierce Brosnan, Joanna Cassidy. 1 1 :30PM ® Entertainment This ® Mindpower * 0 XZEEYOVEA YE Harriet Imson. Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG. 1987. Rated R, (In Stereo) W eek Interview: comic Jackie Mason. (60 a runaway coed. Michael Witney. Jan- [ESP N ] LPGA Golf: Boston Five Classic Runaway With the Rich and Famous min.) (In Stereo) GD Michael Vincent, Tony Franciosa. 1971. Third Round From Massachusetts. (2 hrs ) [ESPN] Rodeo: 1987 National Finals f^®A] New Mike Hammer Jerry Lewis in Paris, the hotels of Rome, O OGO UKH AKYDIE (S ) MOVIE: 'Cruise into Tarror' The dis­ (Live) Highlights From Las Vegas (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds' ® MOVIE; ‘Kelly'a Heroes' The pros­ the Caribbean island Bonaire (R) 7:30PM (B g h o Spocm (C C ) C^lege freshmen, tired of being hu­ covery of an ancient sarcophagus turns a MOVIE: 'Legafid' (CC| A demon pect of netting $16 million in a wild dash [TMC] [U SA ] AinivoH miliated by the campus jocks, form their ® Doting Game SERVING AMERICA Caribbean pleasure cruise into a night­ threatens the forces of good in this lavish CB WKRP in Cincinnati behind enemy lines brings out the leader­ QRR UHOZD GBZ own fraternity, which eventually leads to a * ^ Twilight Zone mare Ray MMand, Hugh O'Brian, John For­ fairy tale from director Ridley Scott. Tom 6:30PM ® CBS Nows (CC). CB Jaopardyl (CC| ship qualities of a busted officer. Clint East- FROM THE sythe. 1976 confrontation between the two groups wood, Telly ^v a la s , Don Rickies. 1970. A B C N e w s (CC). Cruise, Mis Sara, Tim Curry. 1985. Rated ® Small W onder (C C ) Reggie and Jamie ® Majof Laagua Basaball: New York VGN. GD HXAVOYEA BEGINNING! PG. |ln Stereo) Robert Cerradine. Anthony Edwards. Ber- (SS C«ndl«pln Bowling (60 min.) want to form a rock band; Brandon's sister iviati at Atlanta Bravei (3 hrs.) (Live) nie Casey. 1984. Rated R. ® Star Search (60 min.) [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [USA] Certoona ^ has a case of amnesia. (R) 643-2711 S!) Embaiadom da la Muaica Colont- 35 Talea From tha Oariiaida [TMC] MOVIE: 'BmA to the Be^h' A GD M O V IE: 'Stick' An ex-con is out for [ESPN] Surfing: Stubbies Pro Cham­ YE G OGO UKH biana revenge when his friend is killed by drug [C N N ] Sports Close-up d D Siskel & Ebert Scheduled; 'Die Hard ' 315 Odd Couple pair of former beachniks discover how pionship, from Oceanside. Cellf. (R) < rrS A SURE THNG! 4.10PM dealers. Burt Reynolds, Candice Bergen. @ Advanturaa in Scala ModoHng (Bruce Willis); "The Dead Pool " (Clint times have changed when they return to [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes ® Major League Baaaball: New York KHXZE AKZT GBZ.' — 4:30PM CB CBS Sports Saturday: Eastwood); "Midmghi Run " (Robert De their old Cslifomie haunts. Frankie Avalon, George Segal. 1985. to the M o ^ e & Coming AttractionB ® MOVIE: 'Tha Boaata A n on tho Niro, Charles Grodin). Meta at Atlanta Braves (3 hrs.) (R) Boxing Simon Brown vs. Jorge Vaca for Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987. Gi Woight Loom Made Easy Stroat' Animals escape from a wildlife the IBF welterweight title, scheduled lor 15 < S l Muppeta 1:35AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'L'Annes GD Bustin' Loose Legally blind Rudey Rated PG. ® D .C . Follies Scheduled guest; Mary W K080W ZT N Z X Z U . preserve causing havoc in ■ nearby town rounds, from Kingston, Jamaica. (90 min.) Des M edusas' Mother and daughter vie jIfianrilZBtpr HrraU) Carol Lynley. Dale RobvMtta. takes part in a competition for children ® Countdown to 8 8: Tha Seoul Gamas Hart ("Entertainment Tonight"). (R) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I'm oM, I’m young, I'm (Live) with physical limitations. for the affections of a local lothario while 3s) Mama'a Family Mama's jealous when Saturday Night Live Host: Justine vacationing on the French Riviera. Valerie Intalllgant, I'm stupM. My tide goes In end out." — ConMnuBd.. Bateman. Musical guest: Terence Trent Kaprisky, ^ rn a rd Giraudeau, Caroline Cei- Warren Beatty. D'Arby ("Wishing Well”). Her. 1984. Rated NR. 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cotics ring. Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider. [C N N ] Sports SufKlay Barry Moroz re­ W ars” . Mel Brooks. John Candy. Rick Fernando Rey. 1971. caps the weekend of the world of spons. Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'Zelig' A documentary-style TRAPPED IN account of a fictional 1920s neurotic with Sunday, Continued [ESP N ] NFL Yearbook: 1987 New York [CN N] Newsday [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Bounty' Durir>g the the ability to acquire the physicel traits of Sanday, July 17 SILENCE Giants •• Beck to ttie Future (Taped) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Peter Lundy and the famous 18th-century South Seas voyage, people he encounters. W o < ^ Allen, Mia Kiefer Suther­ Medicine Hat Stallion' A 15-year-old 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) an offic^ of the English sailing sNp Farrow, Garrett Brown. 1983. pony express rider defies the elements to (3) Hogan's Heroes snowstorm. (In Stereo) Jessica investigates the murder of one of "Bounty" leads a mutiny against Captain ® Dalles land plays a victim carry the mail from the Nebraska Territory Cabot Cove's most illustrious citizens, a Bligh and falls in love with a Tahitian prin­ SlOOAM d ) ® Home Shoppi^ Ov­ [D IS] Dumbo's Circus El M undo del Box Campeonatos y hi- 3 ) 3 ) ® News 3 Star Trek of elective mut­ to the Pacific coast. Leif Garrett, Mitchell chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. world famous artist. (60 min.) (R) cess. Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins, Laur­ ernight Service Continues (60 min.i [ESPN ] Bodyshaping (3 ) Faces of Japan ence Olivier. 1984. Rated PG. 3 Mifidpower ism — a disease In Ryan, Bibi Besch. 1977. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno ® 3 America's Most Wanted Sched­ [CN N ] Sports Review (3 ) Outer Limits [U S A ] Cover Story (R) [H B O ] Tales of Little W om en The family which the pa­ [USA] Master (90 min.) uled; Robert Wayne Fisher, accused of 3 Hogan's Heroes [D IS] Best of Walt Disney Presents A takes in a deserter from the Confederate tient can speak, [HBO] MOVIE; 'A Christmas Story' (3) MOVIE: 'Won Ton Ton, the Dog murdering his wife; Gregory Scarp^, 9:30PM ® 3 Tracey Ullman Show 3 Combatl look at how the Magic Kingdom came Army. 1:30PM CB SB) GoII: British Opan W ho Saved Hollywood' A German She­ (C C ) Small-town America in the mid- wanted for extortion, assault and murder. Sketches: a woman discovers a co-worker 3 TV 's Bloopers and Practical Jokes about; Roy Rogers introduces "Pecos but reftises to Final round, from Royal Lytham in Lanca­ pherd provides the route to Hollywood (In Stereo) ® New England Sunday 1940s is the setting for this holiday me­ pilfering office supplies; two checkout Lynda Carter and Brooke Shields are pract­ Bill". (60 min.) 8:00AM — in "Trapped In shire. (60 min.) (Live) success for an aspiring actress, a would- moir about a boy who only wants a Red ® 3 M ecGyver (C C ) MacGyver returns clerks sing in an empty store; a psycNatric ical jcke victims. (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Outrageous in Hol­ ® Sunday Mass Silence." a CBS ® Th is W eek in Baseball Highlights of Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Peter Billing­ be producer and a bankrupt studio head patient reveals her fears to a new doctor. to Minnesota to coach his hometown 3 Twilight Zone lywood ® This Week in Connecticut Major League action are shown. sley, Darren McGavin, Melinda Dillon Bruce Dem. Madeline Kahn. Ron Leibman hockey team. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) movie airing SUn- 1975. ® Slime Tima M O V IE: 'D .C . Cab' T w o kidnapped 1983. Rated PG. 3 Gene Scott 5:20AM [T tM C ] m o v i e ; Lagw id' lMY,Jin.Y17. GD GD Star Trek: The Next Generatkm (CC) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider children are rescued by drivers of a bank­ GZ) W onderw orks: The W ild Pony (CC). A strong microscopic life-form wages war [C N N ] W orid Report (C C ) A demon threatens the forces of GD Frederick K. Price (Rebroadcast) 4:00PM d i NWA Pro WrostUng (X ) ® D u «t (C C ) Laura's rupt taxi company. Mr. T , Adam Baldwin, Star Trek: Tha Next Ganeration A on humans and threatens to destroy the 10:00PM good in this lavish fairy tale from director (j D Michael Reegen Show (3 ) M O V IE ; 'Shaker Run' T w o American GD the victim of a scandal after a married polit­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Peter Lundy and the Max Gail. 1983. strong microscopic life-form wages war Enterprise. (60 min.) (R) Ridley Scott. Tom Cruise. Mia Sara, Tim stunt car drivers are hired by a research ical candidate flirts with her at a fund­ Medicine Hat Stallion' A 15-year-old (E ) Porky Pig CHECK USTINGS on humans and threatens to destroy the Curry. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) GD Great Performances: Nixon In China scientist to deliver a deadly virus to (^lA 3 It's Showtime at the Apollo This raising dinner. (R) (In Stereo) pony express rider defies the elements to Sunday Today FO« EXACT TIME Enterprise. (60 min.) carry the mail from the Nebraska Territory 5:30AM CD l Love Lucy GD Futbol: WarKferers de Uruguay con­ agents for safe keeping. Cliff Robenson week's hosts: Full Force. Scheduled; sin­ ® New s dD Sesame Street (CC). tra America/Cali da Colombia (2 hrs.) Leif Garrett, Lisa Harrow. 1985. [CN N] Newswatch ger Taylor Dayne, comics Joey Cola and to the Pacific coast. Leif Garrett, Mitchell QD INN Nows Charles Cozart. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3 INN News Ryan, Bibi Besch. 1977. O r^ Roberta GD Page Fifty Seven Local. (R) GD Police Story [D IS ] banger Bay (CC) When a reliable [CN N ] Moneyweek aquarium employee makes a possibly fatal 3 Arena Football: Detroit Drive at N e w GD Good Neighbors [E S P N ] Surfing: Bodyglove Pro Cham­ ® W orld TonKMTOw [CN N ] Monaywaak SportsWorid: Auto Racing CART [E S P N ] A uto Racing: Am erican Series, mistake with medicine, Grant investigates York Knights (2 hrs., 30 min.) 3 Worid Vision pionship, from Laguna Beech. Calif. ® Robert Schuller [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Cattle Annie and Little Molson Indy 500 Race, from Exhibition the cause. (Taped) from Cleveland. (60 min.) (R) (3) 3) Family Tie s (C C ) Jennifer faces 3 38 on Sports nasty turn when an inrtocent child is B ritchM ’ Tough guys and bandits ride the Place in Toronto. Canada. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes dD Nuestra Familia [E S P N ] Hydroplane Racing: Indiana possible suspension from school when [U S A ] Financial Freedom framed as a joke. 11:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Obses­ range in pursuit of banks to rob and law­ GD Joy of Painting 3 Adverrture: Fat Man on a Bicycle to the Mo^es & Coming Attractions Sesame Street (CC). (R) sion' A man becomes immersed in his Governors C up, from Madison. (60 min ) she writes a report on a banned book. Part men to fight. Burt Lancaster. John Savage, [DIS] MOVIE: -The Chipmunk Adven­ (Goes Norse) (C C ) The first leg of BBC 12:25AM [M A X ] m o v i e ; 'w nch- Love Your Skin past after he encounters a young woman (Taped) 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) S;35AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; ‘Things Are dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara Rod Steiger. 1980. Rated fks. ture' While their guardian is away, Simon, radio personality Tom Vernon's 1.560- board' A deadly supernatural force is un­ GD Ayefa Hoy y Martsna who bears a startling resemblance to his [ ^ S A ] Airwolf Hawke and Dominic at­ Jane Goodall and tha Worid of Ani­ Tough All O ver' T w o men are penniless [C N N ] Daybreak Theodore, Alvin and the Chipettes inad­ 3 mile journey through Scandinavia includes leashed when a woman uses a Ouija board murdered wife. Cliff Robertson. Genevieve [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Airplane II: The Se­ tempt to rescue an American scientist held mal Behavior Norwegian fjords and a town called Hell. and stranded in Chicago until Arabs hire dZ) Learn to Road vertently become involved in a jewel­ to communicate with the other side. [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyt Bujold, John Lithgow. 1976. Rated PG. quel' A lunatic airline crew finds itself on a captive in Nicaragua. (60 min.) (60 min.) Part 1 of 4. Taw ny Kitaen, Todd Allen, S te p a n Ni­ them to drive a limousine containing $5 d D Fame (60 min.) smuggling operation. Animated. 1987 (3) M O V IE: 'Bitter Victory' An inexperi­ million. Cheech Marin. Tom m y Chong. Rip [ESPN ] Running and Racirtg lunar shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ Rated G. enced Major leads British desert comman­ [C N N ] Headline News chols. 1987. Rated R. [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Night Train to Kath­ 1 2:00PM (B O ut of This W orid Panic ert Hays, Julie Hagerty, William Shatner. Taylor. 1982. Rated R. [H B O ] Adventures of Tom^Sawyer The 6:30PM CB CB n»» dos on an unsuccessful mission. Richard mandu' While trying to prove the exist­ strikes the Garland home when Evie comes [E S P N ] LP G A GoW: Boston Five Clas­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Up the River' Two con­ 1 2:30AM ® George Schlatter's Co­ boys attend their own funeral service. 1982. Rated PG. OS B « t of Saturday Night live Burton, Curt Jurgens. Ruth Roman. 1958. 6:00AM (X) My Neighbor's Religion ence of a lost Nepalese kingdom, an Amer­ down with a bizarre case of the measles. sic, fiital round, from M m s . (2 hrs.) (Live) victs break out of a medium-security pri­ medy Club Scheduled; Gary Mule Deer, [U SA ] Cartoons 2:00PM ® Major League Baseball: Emmy Awards for Sports: Produc­ son long enough to help a former inmate Susan Rice, George Miller. (R) CSD Gilllgan's Island ican historian ar>d his teen-age daughter (R) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Cheap Detective' A ® Tates From the Darfcside A millionaire 3 New York Mats at Atlanta Braves (2 tion, irKlividuaf achievements Outstand­ out of a tight spot. SperKer Tracy. Warren meet up with a noble young prince. Parnell ® Wonderful Worid of Disney: The Illu­ 1930's Chinatown private eye contends (Keenan Wynn) tells his friend (George Pe­ 3 Synchronal ® Can You Be TMnner? 8:30AM ® Plasticman hrs., 30 min.) (Live) ing television sports productions and indi­ Hymer, Clare Luce. 1930. Roberts, Mitia Jovovich, Eddie Castrodad. sion of Life with several amorous ladies and a murder trie) that he will buy his soul for $1 million ® World Tomorrow vidual achievements are recognized during 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service dD Christopher Cloeeup 1908. ® Greatest American Hero ® M O V IE: 'Band of tha Hand’ Five teen­ rap when he attempts to solve his part­ 13) 3 ) NBC Nows [ESPN] Billiards: Steve Mizerak vs. (3 hrs.) age criminals become unwilling volunteers this 9th annual show, from the Sheraton Insight [ES P N ] lighter Skla of Sports Host: Jay ner's death and locate a buried treasure. Firing Lina: Tha Central American Steve Davis. Great Snooker Challenge ® Treasure Mall GD M O V IE: 'Hold That Ghost' T w o men in an urKonventional program designed to GD Centre Hotel In New York City. Hosts: Alan (Taped) 3 Can You Be Thinner? ® Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) Johnstone. inherit an abandoned roadhouse from a Peter Falk. Ann-Margret. Sid Caesar Mess Thicke. Joan Van Ark. (2 h rs.). GD David Paul undermine Miami’s drug trade. Stephen 1978. Rated PG. [U S A ] Robert Klein Time 1:00AM CB At tha Movim (R| [D IS] You and Me. Kid [HBO] MOVIE: Making Mr. Right' A gangster. Abbott & Costello, Joan Davis, Lang. Michael Carmine, Lauren Holly (SD A B C N e w s (CC). 3 Evening at Pops (In Stereo) (S) Tom and Jerry New W ave publicist is hired to teach a life­ Richard Carlson. 1941. ^ [U S A ] Double Trouble ® Naked City [U SA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Jazz 1986. GD Noticiero Univision [CN N ] PrimeNews 10:30PM (X) Current Afhiir Extra (M) Wyatt Earp like android some social graces before he GD Career Media Network ® DaNaa Fusion goes public. Ann Magrnjson. John Malkov- ® Sox Talk 4.30PM (X) CBS Sports Sunday [C N N ] Inside Business j [ESP N ] NFL's Greatest Moments: Fea­ ® Benny Hill Robert Schuller ® MOVIE: 'The Mackintosh Man' A se­ Scheduled: highlights of the Tour de 3 Odd Couple [H B O ] m o v i e ; 'The ich. Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In @ ) Mysteryl: Return of Sherlock [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: na- ( tured: George Blanda arKl O .J. Sim p­ 3 Carson's Comedy Classics 6:05AM (S ) Alice cret agent learns his quarry is an influential France Bicycle Race. (90 min.) (Taped) Gnomes’ Great Adveitture' A gnome un­ Stereo) Holmes (C C ) Three years after his appar­ lure's giant animals, including giraffes and ' sons (60 min.) (Taped) 3 ) Sonny Spoon (C C ) Sonny tries to sa­ Tory member of Parliament. Paul Newman. ® Kiner's Komer dertakes a mysterious, magical journey to dD Baptist Church ent death. Holmes (Jeremy Brett) returns elephants, and the problems they encoun­ [U S A ] N e w Mike Ham m er Private eye 3 Jimmy Swaggart botage Carolyn's latest love affair when he Dominique Sanda, James Mason. 1973. teams that hw beau is a murder suspect. retrieve gold stolen by evil trolls. Voices of [C N N ] Politics '88 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On tha Menu to E^tand determined to bring Professor GD Dinner at Julia's (R) ter. Mike Hammer is hired by a sophisticated 3 Yes. Minister Christopher Plummer. Tom Bosley. Frank (§ ) Real to Reel Moriarty's right-hand man to justice. (60 16-year-old girl to find her missing father. , (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] Wuzzles GZ) Microwave Master 7:00PM ® 6 0 Minutes (C C ) (60 min.) 3 Ask the Manager Gorshin. 1987. Rated NR. (In Stereo) 10 :3 0 A M ® Inside Washington @ ) McLaughlin Group min.) (R) (60 min.) 3 Hope for the World's Children Tele­ [ESPN] Insido the PGA Tour [C N N ] Politics '88 ® GD 21 Jump Street After his girlf­ 3 W erew oH (C C ) Eric takes refijge in an thon (60 min.) 6:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek ® GHIigan's Island [CN N ] Week in Review [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Aurora Encounter' [ U S A ] Check It Out! After Viker's wife riend is killed in a convenience-store rob­ 8:30PM CB SS Miuried... With Child- abandoned mansion on Halloween and en­ ® ® Golf: British Open Final round, Police W oman [ESPN] Auto Racing: One Lap Around ran (C C ) Al and Peggy appear on a game [E S P N ] Dog Show: Beverly Hills Ken­ dD Davey & Goliath An extraterrestrial with a magic crystal rat­ kicks him out. he moves in with Howard. bery, Hanson uses unconventional counters a deformed man who’s in hiding 6:1 SAM from Royal Lytham in Lancashire. (2 hrs.) GD Meet the Press (CC). America (60 min.) (Taped) nel Club international (R) tles the calm of a sleepy tum-of-the- methods to search for the murderer. (60 show pretending to be Steve and Marcy there. (R) (Live) ® C d u m b o Rhoades. (R) (In Stereo) 6:30AM (X ) vista century Texas town. Jack Elam, Peter ® Hogan's Heroes [M AX] MOVIE: 'Trail of the Pink 5:00PM min.) (R) (in Stereo) [U S A ] Europe Hair Secrets Love Boat Panther’ Inspector Clouseau is on the 11:0DPM (X) CB CB (g) ® ® ® Oral Roberts Brown, Carol Bagdasarian. 1986. Rated GD GZ) M odem Maturity (CC). ® ® Spirit of Adventure: Rafting Into ® ® MOVIE: 'Young Harry Houdini' (3) 3 M y T w o Dads (C C ) Joey's old N ew s 1:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Touch and PG. ® Chalice of Salvation loose, trying to find the stolen Pink Panther Siberia A Soviet-Amencan rafting team (C C ) A fictionalized account of a crucial friend. Malcolm, comes to visit and thinks Go' (C C ) A star hockey player becomes ® It’s Your Business [CN N] Newsday diamond. Peter Sellers, David Niven, Her­ journeys into Siberia’s remote Altai region, Nicole should have more freedom, which Entertainment T h is W eek Interview; [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment; year in the life of the boy who would ulti­ involved with the im poverish^ mother of dD Christian Science Monitor Reports dD This Old House (CC). (R) [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales bert Lorn. 1982. Rated PG. an area never before viewed by Wester­ comic Jackie Mason. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Action Family (C C ) Chris Elliott stars as a mately become the world's most famous creates tension between Joey and Mi­ a child who had attempted to mug him Three Stooges ners. (60 min.) chael. (R) (In Stereo) dD Headline News crimefighter by day but a devoted family [ESPN] Baseball 1993 [USA] MOVIE: 'Terrible Joe Moran' escape artist. A "Disney Sunday Movie" 3 Cheers Michael Keaton, Maria Conchita Alonso. Para Ganta Grande Programs de Confined to a wheelchair, a former boxing ® Hawaii Five-O presentation. Jose Ferrer. WiL Wheaton Ajay Naidu. 1986. Rated R. ^ To Be Announced. man at night. (In Stereo) GD la [U S A ] All-American Wrestling m o v i e ; Trapped in Sil GD Choices We Face Cadena. 9:00PM CB champion spends his retirement living in a Simon & Simon 1987. Part 1 of 2. (A "Disrtey Sunday ence' A psychologist struggles to cure a dD Ring Around the World * 9:00AM ® Sunday Morning (CC) (90 GD Movie" presentation R) GD Executive Stress 1:30AM C S Mart^ehead M m o r (R) @ ) Loam to Read 1 2:30PM (X) Marblehead Manor Ran­ New York City brownstone with a loyal leenaged boy of his emotionally-induced (jjp Defenders of the Earth (CC). min.) dolph’s mother plans on selling ihe house companion. James Cagney, Art Carney. (3) To Be Announced. 3 Financial Freedom ® Dorn De Luisa Show [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday CB M O V IE ; 'BattI* C iy ‘ The romances, condition of elective mutism. Marsha Ma­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ® D .J. Kat to a close friend. (R) Ellen Bakin 1984. GD Hometim e training and battles of a group of U.S. Mar­ son. Keifer Sutherland. Ron Silver. 1986. 3 AM Boston (R) 3 INN News ' ^ [E S P N ] This W eek in Sports (60 min.) [D IS] Mousercise ® Easy Way to Lose Weight d D Go) This W eek W ith David Brinkley 2:30PM CB Road to Seoul An in-depth ^ Saint ines during World W ar II are traced. Van (HI 3 ) Summer Night Music: Saxophone 3 A B C N ew s (CC). 1 0 : 4 5 / f M dS) Je w ish Life (CC). Heflin. Aldo Ray, Mona Freeman. 1955. Coloesue (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing GD Hee Haw (R) look at the athletes as they prepare physi­ GD Hart to Hart CID 3 It's Garry ShandUng's S how Pete [D IS] MOVIE: 'Angel and the Badmen' Connecticut Beat cally, mentally and emotionally for the in­ Charlaa In Chaiga (C C ) Charles begs highlights. GD Kenneth Copeland 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Face the Nation GD GD Asi va el Beisbol Resumen semanal GD seeks Garry’s advice after feelirtg guilty 3 Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) A Quaker girl convinces a notorious gun­ tense competitiveness of the 1988 Sum­ Buddy for help when he makes too many about cheating on Ns wife. (In Stereo) slinger to hang up Ns six-shooters. John Bugs Bunny ® WWF Wrestling Challenge GD Muppets sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. [C N N ] Inside Business 7:00AM (X) At the Movies mer Olympics in South Korea. commitments for one night. * Wayne, Gail R u s ^ l. Bruce Cabot. 1947. dD Sesame Street (CC). ® Knight Rider GD Connecticut Republican Convention GZ) Pizza Gourmet (B ® MOVIE; ‘Bad Seed' (CC) A young [E S P N ] SporUCanter (60 min.) CX) Robert Schuller W rap-U p (60 min.) (R) ® Odd Couple (3) Friday the 13th; The Series Ryan [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ar^iesc|ue' An Oxford GD Small W onder Reggie and Jamie want mother comes to the harsh realization that CX) 8th Day Forever Lean GD Forever Lean GD Spotlight on Government doesn't believe Micki when she discovers her precocious nine-year-old daughter is [HBO] Tanner '68: Something Bor­ code expert and an oil magnate's mistress This W eek in Baseball Highlights of to form a rock band; Brandon's sister has a his father possesses a deadly smoking rowed, Something New (CC) The pri­ ^ Maude dD Captain Power and tha Soldiers of actually a cold-blooded murderer. Blair become hunted prey w h ^ he accepts a ® Point of View Major League action are shown [DIS] My Friend Flicka case of amnesia. pipe. (60 min.) maries continue with presidential hopeful Brown, David Carradine, Carrie Wells. spying mission in the Middle East. Sophia dD Larry Jones d@ World Tomorrow the Future (5^ ComputeaKSkronicles 3:00PM ® ) MOVIE; 'Legend of the [CN N] Newswatch 3 3 Rags to Riches (CC ) Marva plots 1985. (R) Jack Tanner (Michael Murphy). (In Stereo) Loren. Gregory Peck. Alan Badel. 1966. (Ir d D Divine Plan dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) d D Frugal Gourmet (B),(ln Stereo) ^n. [ M A X ] M O V IE : Dolls’ A muhitude of Stereo) [C N N ] Intert^lbrial Correspondents Champions' After crashing in the Hima­ [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘Soul Man' (CC) An in to relaunch the singing career of a '50s Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous dD It's Your Business GD handmade doHs pose a deadly threat for a Diet Patch [CN N] Daywatch [DIS] Zorro' ' ''' layas, three secret agents are granted su­ genious teen cons his way into Harvard rock and roll star (Margaret Avery). (60 Milton Barie; psycNc Uri Geller; transatlan­ [U S A ] Discover perhuman powers by the denizens of an min.) (R) (In Stereo) group of rain-soaked travelers. Carrie Lor­ James Kennedy [D IS] Donald Duck Presents (M) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Law School when his father refuses to pay tic balloonist Richard Branson. (60 min.) (R) [E S P N ] Baseball Challenge: From ancient city. Stuart Damon. Alexandra his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn raine. Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, Ian Patrick 2:00AM ® New England Sunday (RJ GD Temas y Debates Newport Beach, Calif. (90 min.) (R) 3 Lobsters: Undersea Research in the W hat’s Happening Now! Maurice [ESPN] Motorwaek Illustrated Bastedo, William Gaunt. 1983. Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) GD MOVIE: 'Tlie Ratings Game' A truck­ WtUiams. 1987. Rated R. (In Stertro) ® Can You Ba Thinner? North Atlentic (60 min.) ing magnate uses Ns girlfriend to beat T V shows Danny how to meet women (R) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Spacaballs' (CC) Mel flZ) Bodywatch (CC). [M AX] MOVIE: 'P.K. and the Kid' A [U S A ] Celluitta Free ® MOVIE: 'Heart of Steel'' An unem­ [ T M C J M O V IE ; ‘Th e Chosen' A friend­ 3 W W F Superstars of Wrestling moguls at their own game and becomes a ® ABC News (Cq. It’s Your Business Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre GD M O V IE; 'Five W eeks in a Balloon' A trucker on his way to the arm wrestling ployed steelworker struggles in his effons ship slowly develops between a worldly, PEUCULA; 'Ay Jalisco no to Rajes' star Hollywood producer. Danny DeVito, 11:30PM ® lifestyles of the Rich ® Home Shopping Overnight Service ^ Kenneth Copeland with this big-budget send-up of "Star Scottish balloonist is asked by Queen Vic­ championships in California is joined by a to provide for his wife and familv Peter assimilated Jew and the son of a Hassidic GD Nadie le creia ni aceptaba que hubiera ma- Rhea Perlman, (^rrit Graham. 1984. w td Famous (60 min.) (3 hrs.) Wars ’ Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick toria to plant the British flag on an unex­ pretty teen-age runaway Paul LeMal. Strauss. Pamela Reed. John Doucette rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok's novel. Max­ JD Jimmy Swaggart Moranis 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) tado en defensa propia. Rodolfo de Anda, plored part of Africa. Red Buttons. Peter Molly Ringwald. Alex Rocco 1987 Rated 1983 imilian Schell. Rod Steiger, Robby Benson. 3) MOVIE: 'Out of Time' Premiere, ® Sports Extra G D At the Movies Scheduled: populai dD Robert Vaughn Discovers Lorre, Barbara Eden 1962. PG-13 Jorge Negrete. (C C ) A 21st-century policemen joins movies from the past year available on vi­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Diary of Anne ® GD Olympic Trials: Boxing and Track 1981. Rated PG. ® GHO Preview 3 DeGrassi Junkir High (CC). (R) forces with N s great-grandfather w h m he deocassette. ID Popeye Frank’ The true story of a Jewish family's [M A X ] M OVIE; Munchies’ A Peruvian 1 :00PM CD M O V IE: BHIv Jack A half and Field Coverage of the Box-Offs and [USA] Wired 3 Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. life in hiding from the Nazis as seen through pursues a darigerous crimirtal back in time. [C N N ] Daybreak archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk breed Indian stands up against the hatred Track and Field trials. (2 hrs ) (Live) [C N N ] Worid Report First Run 3 That's the Spirit the eyes of a young girl. Melissa Gilbert. food-craving alien creature. Harvey Kor- (Ji) M O V IE; 'Ja w s' Great Bruce Abbott, Bill Maher, Adam Ant. 3 Consumer Challenge: Blublocker and brutality of a small town. Tom Laugh- 5:30PM [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Angel end the Badman' 1986. (In Stereo) [CNN] Moneyweek [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Maximilian Scholl, Joan Plowright. 1980 man, Charles Stratton 1987. Rated PG 3D Super Chargers * white shark terrorizes a coastal New Eng- 3 Insight / Out lin, Delores Taylor 1971 A Quaker girl convinces a notorious gun­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter [ESPN] SportsCenter [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Bounty' During the Charlie's Angels lartd resort. Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. GD 3 Masterpiece Theatre: The Last 3 3 George Michael's Sports Mach­ 9:30AM ®) Century 21 Home Show ® MOVIE: They Were Expendable' slinger to hang up his six-shooters. John P iM e on Earth (C C ) Suffering from malnu­ [M AX] MOVIE; 'Torture Garden' A famous 18th-century South Seas voyage Masterpiece Theatre: The Last Richard Dreyfuss. 1975. ine [U S A ] Where There's a Will There's ar 3D Puttin' on the Hits (R) (In Stereo) The PT boats, used in fighting the Ja­ Wayne. Gail Russell, Bruce Cabot. 1947. trition, Robert F. Scott ar>d Ns team perish A unique sideshow shows people what will an officer of the English sailing ship panese in the Pacific during World War II. Place on Earth (C C ) Roald Amundsen GD House for all Seasons 3 Christian Lifestyte Magazine Visionaries 'Bounty' leads a mutiny against Captain reaches the South Pole on December 15 as bad weather plagues their return. (60 nappen if they allow evil to take over their prove their importance. Robert Montgo­ (S ) Univiskm an el Deporta Comentarios [ESPN] SportsCanter min.) Pan 6 of 6. (R) 2:05AM [M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Kkit*' A de^ Bligh and falls in love with a Tahitian prin­ 1911 a month later Scott realizes he has ® ) M O V IE : 'Th e R a t i f y Gam e' A truck­ ives. Jack Palance, Burgess Meredith. Pe­ (5 ) Meet the Press (CC). mery, John Wayne. Donna Reed. 1945 y resumen del acontecer deportivo por [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ tective's investi^tion into the disappear ter Cushing. 1967. cess. Mel Gibson. Anthony Hopkins. Laur­ lost the race (60 min.) Part 5 of 6 (R) GD Siem pre en Domingo Programa de ing magnate uses Ns girlfriend to beat T V ® Our Gang ® Grandstand A sports game show in­ Jessi Losad^y Jorge Berry, (60 min.) tionate sertd-up of the popular T V series moguls at their own game and becomes a ance of a prominent businessman leads ence Olivier. 1964. Rated PG. GD M O V IE: 'Th e Easy W a y' A couple variedades con musica, entrevistas y anis- Nm to a Manhattan prostitute. Jane Fonda [ T M C ] M O V IE: The Chosen' A friend­ Adelante volving guest celebrities and fans. Host @ ) Collectibles, Etc.: Records features Joe Friday’s nephew on the trail star Hollywood producer. Danny DeVito. [U SA] Cartoons with children of their own cannot resist tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ Donald Sutherland. Charles Cioffi. 1971 ship slowly develops between a worldly, Curt Chaplin. of a power-hungry evangelist. Dark Ayk­ lasco. (3 hrs., ^ min.) Rhea Perlman, Giarrit Graham. 1984. assimilated Jew and the son of a Hassidic ^ Sea Hunt adopting forsaken children. Cary Grant @ ) 9 to 5 Marsha's ex-husband asks for Rated R. 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide MOVIE: 'Second Thoughts' A di- royd, Tom Hanks. Christopher Plui^mer rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok s novel. Max­ Betsy Drake, Lurene Tuttle. 1952 joint custody of the children; Russ plays [CN N ] Week in Review 3 Spiritual Life Crusade ® Rev. David Paul kiorcod professional woman must make 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (X) Cradlt Tima Bomb imilian Schell, Rod Steiger. Robby Benson. the stock market. [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 2:30AM (6 ) La Santa Misa 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Century 21 Homes for ihe choice of whether or not to have a [C N N ] Larry King Weekend [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could [D I S ] H e p ^ m and Traqy The careers 1981 Rated PQ. Sale [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday '■ and private lives of Sper>cer Tracy and Ka­ Hickman, Nick Charles. GD MOVIE; 'Tha Day of lha Locuat' [CN N ] Your Money baby Lucie Arnaz, Craig Wasson. Ken Ho­ [D IS ] Bleck Beeuty Martin Milnerr, Eileen Fly' (CC ) A 14-year old boy who has never [U S A ] Calliope GD A t the Movies Scheduled: popular ward 1983 Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star In this [D IS ] Best of Ozzle and Harriet spoken a word believes so strongly in tharine Hepburn are recalled through film [H B O ] M O V IE; 'Th a Big CMN' (C C ) Reu [C N N ] Sports Latonight [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) clips from movies in which they costarred movies from the past year available on vi- drama based upon Anna Sewell’s classic [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Mark of Zorro' A magic that he becomes an inspiration to all nited at a funeral, a group of c o lle t friends ^ S P N ] Auto Racing; USAC Midgai 7:30AM C3D Wall street Journal Re­ @ Ma]of League Baseball: Kansas City ("State of the Union." "Desk Set") as well [E S P N ] Magic Years In Sports A look at deocassette. novel about a beautiful ebony horse and 19th-century nobleman dons cape and those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy look back at how their lives have changed Cara, from Indianapolia. (90 min.) (H) port Royals at Boston Rad Sox (2 hrs., 30 as from those they made separately. Hust: the year 1980 with a feature on Phillies min.) the people who owned it. (W min.) Part 5 mask to combat tha corrupt government Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. since the turbulent 1960s. Tom Berenger, ® Breakthrough GD Hallmark Homes Kevin McCanhy. (60 min.) [U S A ] Parfact Diat third baseman Mike Schmidt. (Taped) of 5. of Old Cslifomia. Tyrorte Power. Linda Dar­ (In Stereo) Glenn Close, William Hun. 1983. Rated R. ® Sunday Mass History of Dieting ® M O V IE: 'Brian's Song' The friendship [ESPN] High School Dance Team 3:00AM QD Naws (R) [ESPN] Dog Show: Beverly HHIb Ken- nell, Basil Rathbone. 1940. [TM C ] MOVIE; Back to the Beach' A [TM C ] MOVIE: Sid & Nency' (CC) A 1 0:00AM (B Sybatvltlon TV Open House of two professional athletes, Brian Piccolo dD World Tomorrow pair of former beachniks discover )>ow Championships From Orlando. (60 min.) fact-based account of the ill-fated romacKe C B Financial Fraadom (B StMmptp* Altoy and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. James rtel Club Intemetionel (Taped) French Chef: Cheese Souffle (R) 6:00PM GD C B S n *w « (CC). (R) between Sid Vicious of The Sex Pistols dD How to Maka a Forturte in 1988 dD Caan, Billy Dee Williams, Shelley Fabares. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Jeremleh Johnson' A times have changed when they return to [C N N ] Evana A Novak CH) N « w Q ldg«t Gidget finds a human and American expatriate Nancy Spungen Wall Street Journal Report 1971. 19th-century adventurer abandons civiliza­ C D A B C N aw * (CC). their old California haunts. Frankie Avalon. [HBO] MOVIE: Making Mr. Right' A (Sf) Miracle Faith O utrM ch skull on the beach. (R) Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987 New W ave publicist is N r ^ to teach a life­ in the late 1970s. Gary Oldman, Chloe [U S A ] Weight Loaa Mado Easy ® World Tomorrow GD (S) Major League Basabali: Kansas tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wilder- Q D Natlacial Qaographk Sophisticated Webb. Drew Schofield. 1966. Rated R. (In ® Day of Discovery Gi) Jimmy Swaggart . ness. Robert Radford, Will Geer. Stefan photography raveals how the human body Rated PG. like android some social graces before he S-OSAM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Ona Mon Panchito y Arturo La historia de un City Royals at Boston Rad Sox (3 hrs ) goes public. Ann Magnuson, John Malkov- Stereo) Dr. James Kennedy :S) Buck Rogart GD (Live) Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG. functions. (60 min.) [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey Saturday NigM' )oven principe y de un muchacho pobre lla- ich, fiien Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [U S A ] Keys to Success ® Celebrate: Lincoln ^ Mistar Rogars mado Panchito. (2 hrs ) Parle 3 de 5. ® Firing Una: Who Should Ba Vica 3:30PM Q J MOVIE; 'Brewster's Mil­ GD Runaway W ith d»a Rich and Famoqs 7:30PM QD odd Couple Stereo) 3:15AM [TM C] MOVIE; Tha Amo­ The French Riviera. (R) ® Friday the 13th: The dD Love Your Skin (3) Drawing Man to Christ Prasidant and Why? lions 12:00AM rous Advantursa of MoH Flandsra’ (SZ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) 3 W ild A m erica (C C ) Wildlife unique to [MAX] M O V IE ; 'Spacaballs' (C C ) Mel Series Ryan doesn't believe Micki when Kick Boxirrg (3 ) Bustin' Loos# While out for the even- d D FlintstoTMS ® Sacriflca of tha Mass [C N N ] Sportscene ® MOVIE: “Tha Franch Connactkm' GD North America, including the pronghorn, Brooks lampoons the sciertce-fictton genre she discovers Ns father possesses a 3:30AM CB NIghtwatch Jokiad In I wo policemen are involved in an after- ir>g. Sonny and Mimi ara stranded by a the mute swan and the opossum. (R) with tNs big-budget send-up of "Star [CN N ] Big Story ® T and T An adventurous game takes a [ESPN] GemeDay deadly smoking pipe. (60 mm.) Progrsas hours investigation of an international nar­ ContInuBd... M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 16, 19M MANCHESTER HERALP: SMtinlair? JdlV'lit. 1M< - FOCUS / Movies FOCUS / Books & Hobbies It’s ‘brilliant entertainment’ A jolly stamp offering pops out this month WHO is like a toy “ Chinatown.” Lead This popcorn framed actor Hoskins is quietly good There were two first-day ceremo­ ROGER RAB­ wagon seems buffalo, heartily sick of being performing opposite the cartoon nies; Eden Prairie, Minn., and BIT? (P G ) The tobethejolliest called a “ bison” by various likes of Roger and Jessica, but then the Smithsonian. The second magic of mo­ of the 11 USPS know-it-alls. come next year’s Oscars some­ ceremony featured a promotion PopeornWagoii vies is in their Filmeter productions for one had better add a category for Coflectors* of souvenir cards with the stamp unpredictabil­ this month. The Other offerings: USA 1902 Robert DiMatteo Best Performance by an Ani­ /J\ affixed. Linn’s for July 4, page 2. 16.7 ity. if you were first-day c e ­ Corner Last 'Tuesday; A 15-cent tug­ mated Actor. gave details of the slightly looking for remonies were boat coil in the transportation GRADE; **** sickening shenanigans. Cards cinematic at Chicago on Russ MacKendrick series. No “ Annie” in sight, No. 1 to 10 were $150; cards 11 to greatness, you the last Thurs­ probably at the wheel. RED HEAT (R ) Sporting a 100, $75; and so on into yuckdom. might look day. Among Grace Jones haircut that some­ Fresh air again with the Iowa Last Friday: Postal card for right past this whimsical tale of a the speakers headache or upset stomach. how makes him look like Gumby, Territory postal card on July 2. the settling of Ohio, Northwest private eye (Bob Hoskins) trying was Charles D. Cretors, great- Zemeckis and his inventive wri­ deltoid wonder Arnold Schwarze­ the right is a glass case and a On July 4 there was the pink to soive the murder of a Holly­ grandson of the inventor of Territory. Itshowsa flatboat with ters have taken care to vary their negger stars as a Soviet cop sent mound of popcorn. rose for love (25 cents), released prairie schooner, farm critters wood mogul — a crime charged to popcorn. This was a surprise to tricks, and their film is festooned to Chicago to retrieve a Russian The stamp will not be available at the Tournament of Roses in and people. a cartoon rabbit named Roger many who thought Noah had it on ID with jokes and puns that come at drug dealer detained by Ameri­ at all post offices but you can get Pasadena. Would you believe that who labors with other “ Toon” the Ark. you almost subliminally. (Young can police. an FDC through Aug. 6 by sending the Parade dates back to 1888? Next Tuesday; A railroad coal actors in making animated It all began with the first Chuck viewers may miss a lot of the Chief among the Windy City 25 cents for each cover serviced. We note that sometime in August car, 13.2 cents, in the transporta­ shorts! Cretors in 1885. His original verbal humor, but they should be cops is Jim Belushi. hamming it The powers will apply the wagon there will be a 45-cent Love stamp tion series. However. “ Who Framed Roger plenty happy just keeping up J popper was a steam engine that plus an 8.3-cent ambulance up as a horny renegade slob. As for the heavier going. And just one more — on July 26, Russ MacKendrick Is a Man­ Rabbit?” is a brilliant entertain­ visually.) also roasted peanuts. The picture stamp. Write; Popcorn Wagon the ever-tacitum Amie and the July 5 produced a 25-cent out of Albany: The New York chester resident who Is an author­ ment, the commercial movie of Best of all, “ Roger Rabbit” shows Cretors’ 1902 model with perpetually mouthing-off Belushi Stamp. Postmaster. Chicago. 111. flag-with-clouds in booklet form. statehood, vertical format, a ity on many types of collectibles. the year to date. Only viewers resonates. There are apt racial Rosty Tosty the clovvn that 60607-9992. join forces to crack a deadly coke GOOD SHOW — Bob Hoskins plays a down-at-the-heels Last Monday produced a 30- 25-center showing a Wall Street Write to him In care of Manches­ who hate cartoons should steer overtones to its portrait of the dances under the canopy at the operation, this slam-bang Walter detective Eddie Valiant who finds himself employed by The new $10 duck stamp (lesser cent reply postal card two-some scene in shades of blue. No ter Herald. P.O. Box 591, Man­ clear of this Robert Zemeckis- second-class Toons — Dumbo left above the peanut roaster. At snow goose), went on sale July 1. Hill action film proves itself to be an animated “Toon” in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” with a picture of a disgruntled comment. chester 06040. directed extravaganza — and among them — who work for still one more odd-couple buddy- even they may be pleasantly peanuts. And there’s something movie, akin to Hill’s “ 48 HRS ’ ’ It surprised by the movie’s blend of wonderfully perverse about the also continues to prove that Hill — the creeps. GRADE •* grunts fighting the Battle of Hue the mad and the marvelous. film’s inter-species marriage be­ once a master of stylized action — City. The main character — an As he proved in “ Used Cars” tween that brash hare Roger and is in serious decline. The violence Police experiences provide inspiration for author and “ Back to the Future.” the animated sex goddess Jessica in this movie lacks the wit and New home video ambivalent private (Matthew Modine) who endures boot camp Zemeckis has a dazzling sense of (sultry voice courtesy of Kat­ crisp precision that marked his Bv Helen Miles bureaucracy. FULL METAL JACKET (R) under the training of a brutal drill The story of “ Man Witt a Gun” books to his credit, five novels slapstick. Happily, slapstick is hleen ’Turner). Perhaps because early efforts. And there’s a lot of The Associated Press During an interview at the Daley bought a camera when Warner Home Video. $89.95. This sergeant (the mesmerizing Lee is loosely based on events sur­ made into films. the unifying force here — binding she’s a cartoon figure, the stunn­ violence. converted cottage on his Ridge- The New York Times offered to 1987 Stanley Kubrick-directed Erm ey). and who goes on to rounding the Harlem Mosque In his novels, the 57-year-old the movie’s wild cartoon universe ingly chesty Jessica represents With their contrasting tough- RIDGEFIELD — Author Ro­ pay him $18 extra for every Vietnam epic has powerful, vir­ Yield estate where he does his murder of 1972, when a police Daley aims to provide more than with its mock-“ noir” re-creation the American male’s much- guy demeanors, Schwarzenegger become a combat correspondent bert Daley knows that the quick photograph used in the news­ tuoso moments, but it's also writing, the best-selling author of officer was killed during a a mirror image of life. Literature of a hard-edged ’40s detective vaunted mammary gland fixa­ and Belushi manage some enter­ — remains disconcertingly grip of fear and split-second “ Year of a Dragon," “ Hands of a paper. His photographs have flick. lumpy, portentous and coldly sketchy. Kubrick may be the confrontation between black should provide “ new insights into tion at its most poignantly tainingly profane moments. But decisions that can make or break Stranger," and “ Prince of the since been exhibited at the detached. Moslems and authorities. The your own life, into everybody’s A special-effects tour-de-force, romantic. this is a murky-looking, slightly most heavy-handed of major a cop’s career are not just the City,” explained how fact and Baltimoris Museum, the Art Insti­ Beginning as a grueling black- book deals with the power and life, a new understanding of what the movie is also a kinetic delight. Charged by a corruption-of- flat thriller — one that traffics in movie directors. GRADE * * ‘A stuff of police fiction. tute in Chicago and the New York comedy portrait of a Marine fantasy merge in his latest novel, politics behind the police han­ we are all up against,” he said. It has the hurtling pace of a great L.A.-freeways plot and a giant Cold War stereotypes and A former Deputy Commis­ “ Man Witt a Gun.” Gallery of Modern Art. Corps boot camp, the movie (Film grading: **** — excel­ dling of a situation vttere every Novels about the police, how­ roller coaster ride without, how­ billboard-extolling arch-villain cheaply useg a murderous cult of sioner of the New York City “ Most of the incidents hap­ segues midway into the blood- lent, *** — good, ** — fair. * — decision has long-term ever, tend to be grouped together ever, giving you a coaster’s (Christopher Lloyd), this movie black Marxist convicts to give us police, Daley has grabbed the pened to me one way or the otter, Yet, Daley prefers writing. soaked chronicle of a squad of poor) consequences. as thrillers, said Daley, who attention of readers on subjects “ To me literature is the grea­ but they didn’t happen Just that considers thrillers to be books ranging from treasure diving in test of the arts because it takes way,” said Daley. “ All of them “ In moments of terror you do with “ preposterous characters Florida to bullfighting in Spain, you further outside yourself than have been extracted from the what it seems like you have to do doing preposterous acts all the but is best known for his insider’s any otter,” he said, adding that Jimmy Stewart reflects on 3 of his big scenes way they actually happened and and no one is responsible for time.” tales of street crime and police moved together to make a story. ” there is also a practical side to his that,” Daley said. Of his own “ Thriller means discardable, work. involvement in the Mosque Riots, Bv Bob Thomas removed it for a garden. thriller means light entertain­ “ I don’t want to be poor. I he said, " I made some mistakes ment, thriller means not impor­ The Associated Press On a recent afternoon, Stewart tor I knew and said, ‘Is there any something unfair.” wouldn’t give up the things we way you can give me a sore which didn’t seem like mistakes tant," he said. "The word have in order to be a renowned reflected on his 80 years. He 3. The drunk scene in “ The Cinema at the time.” B EVERLY HILLS, Calif. - At throat?’ He Just looked at me and Philadelphia Story” ; (thriller) denigrates what I am writer that no one ever reads,” talked in his den, a book-filled , Daley iMK^tte central charac­ 80, movie great James Stewart room with little reminder of his said, T v e always heard that you “ That was one take. I decided trying to do. I think I am writing said Daley. He keeps apartments figures his days on studio stages Hollywood people were crazy, but ter in “ M iifW ith a Gun.” Phillip something else and keep getting in France and New York, as well acting career, except for the two not to tell Cary (Grant) what I 9:45. — Heavy M e t » % ) Sot m ldnleR^ are over. The unique personality you take the cake.’” H A R TP O a o Keefe, are alike in many ways. accused of writing thrillers." as a rambling Connecticut home Academy Awards he won; best was going to do. I decided Clntma City — Bombl (G ) Sot-Sun — The Rocky Horr^Picture Show (Rr Keefe is a deputy police commis­ and acting talent that graced actor in 1040 for “ The Philadel­ The doctor gave him a few because I had been drinking, I ’d t:45, 4:30, 7. — NIotit Zoo (R ) Sot-Sun Sot midnight. — Eddie Murphy Row As an undergraduate studying where he lives with his wife. 8:40, 10:45. — Wtno* of D n ire (PG-13) (P G ) Sot midnight. ^ sioner and, like Daiey, resigns American films for more than phia Story"; special award, 1984. drops that almost removed the have the hiccups. 1 started after literature at Fordham Univer­ Currently working on a “ part Sot-Sun 1, 3:45, «:3 0 ,9:15. — RIkkvond after the incident. Keefe is a sity. Daley said he wanted “ to be half a century will be no more. He reflected on his four-score Stewart voice. He even came to we began rolling, and Cary Just Pete (R l Sot-Sun 1:15, 4, 8:45, 9:30. — VERNON n personal memoir, part history of Bobette's Feoit (G l Sot-Sun 1:30,4:10, Cine IB S — Big Business (PG) Sm former Journalist. Daley worked the greatest writer that ever “ I don’t like the way I’ve grown years, which he divided into equal the studio the next day and looked right in the eye and said, Fran

Social Security First grade start for sex education being shown at the Whitney QUESTION: I understand it is about Medicare payment for surgery for impacted teeth; and ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia I European surrealism Heaven,” the most comprehen­ ican Council for the Arts recently exhibition of costumes from ANSWER: Your SSI payments Museum of American Art sive art exhibition sent abroad by presented poet Anthony Hecht important for your employer to dental care. What does medicare^ other surgicai procedures involv­ schools must provide sex edu­ STAMFORD (AP) - An exhibi­ Laos, Tibet, Bhutan, Indonesia probably will not be affected as through Sept. 11. the People’s Republic of China with the third annual Ruth Lilly have your correct Social Security cover? / ing the teeth or structures di­ cation courses beginning in the tion of about 65 paintings, sculp­ and the Miao people of China is on long as you are sure to tell Social The exhibition, “ Manierre since 1949, will have its worjd Poetry Prize. numl^r. How can 1 be sure my ; first grade and AIDS educa­ tures, drawings and photographs view at the Metropolitan Museum rectly supporting the teeth. Security within 10 days from the Dawson,” contains 25 experimen­ premiere at the Seattle Centen The $25,000 prize was awarded tion beginning in the sixth that illustrate the influence of of Art’s Costume Institute employer has my correct Social ANSWER: Medicare medical close of the month you enter the tal oils. Dawson’s brief but Flag Pavilion July 28 to Dec. 31. to Hecht in recognition of his grade, the state Board of European Surrealism on Ameri­ through Sept. 4. Security number? insurance can help pay for dental QUESTION: Does Medicare hospital. Generally, if your stay pioneering career as a painter Spanning both the Pre- ‘‘outstanding poetic Education decided this week. can art is on view at the Whitney care only if it involves (1) surgery hospital insurance pay for care in in a medical institution is not was confined to the years 1909- Imperial period of the 7th century achievements.” The institute has a collection of The board approved the Museum of American Art, Fair- ANSWER: Just check your pay of the jaw or related structures, a psychiatric hospital? likely to exceed 3 full months and 1914. Trained as a civil engineer, B.C. to 221 B.C. and the Imperial Hecht is the author of eight over 40,000 articles of men’s, Quality Core Curriculum, a field Country, through Aug. 27. stub. And it is a good idea tocheck (2) setting fractures of the jaw or he painted in his spare time, period of 221 B.C. to 1800 A.D., the volumes of poetry and criticism, women’s and children’s dress, you need to continue paying revision that will bring the The show includes works by 36 every now and then. If there is an facial bones, or (3) services that ANSWER: Yes. but it can help “ developing an American style of exhibit encompasses 26 centuries including, most recently, "Obbli­ worldwide in scope, spanning expenses at your permanent schools into compliance with a artists who “ interpreted the error, be sure to let your would be covered when provided pay for no more than a lifetime abstraction that resembled Wass­ of Chinese creativity through gati; Essays in Criticism" and four centuries and five conti­ residence, your full SSI payments 1988 law making sex education Surrealist ideas of automatism, employer know about it right by a doctor. And if you need to be total of 190 days of care in a ily Kandinsky’s colorful and more than 225 of China’s national “ The Venetian Vespers.” nents. Of these, some 8,000 are will continue. mandatory. It currently is left biomorphism and the exploration away. If wages were reported for hospitalized because of the sever­ novel abstract forms." art treasurers. Hecht. a member of the English international, traditional and folk participating psychiatric to school districts’ discretion. of dream imagery and the un­ you under an incorrect Social ity of a dental procedure. Medi­ After 1914, he spent less and After the Seattle showing, the department at Georgetown Uni­ costumes. hospital. The law stipulates courses conscious in a variety of media.’’ Security number, the error can be care can cover your hospital stay must stress abstinence, al­ less time painting and at his death exhibit will be in Columbus, Ohio, versity, received a Pulitzer Prize The costumes in the show range corrected. Contact any Social even if the dental care itself is not This column Is prepared by the though the QCC language in 1969 he was known as an March 1 to Sept. 4, 1989. in 1968 and the Bollingen Prize in from silk and gold to wool and investor and landowner. 1983. Security office. But do not deiay. covered by medicare. Medicare QUESTION: I need to have Social Security Administration gives school systems the op­ Abstract paintings beaten bark; from draped or You’ll want to get full credit for generally does not cover care in serious surgery and wiil be in the office In East Hartford. If you tion of teaching methods of NEW YORK (AP) - Abstract Poetry award wrapped techniques to sewn and your correct wages. connection with the treatment, hospital 6-8 weeks. Medicare will have a question, write: Social contraception in grades nine Chinese treasures pleated construction; from de­ paintings by early modernist CHICAGO (AP) - The Modem Costumes from Asia fiiiing, removal, or replacement pay my hospital bill. Will this through 12. corative dyes in the weave to Security, Manchester Herald, Manierre Dawson (1887-1969) are SEA’TTLE (AP) — “Son of Poetry Association and the Amer­ QUESTION: I am confused of teeth; root canal therapy; affect my SSI payment? P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. NEW YORK (AP) - An appliqued shells and coins.

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(AP) - bankrutpcy court. while it reorganizes and works out a More than five years after his The sandy-haired, Coleco owes another $135.2 million The 35 companies that have sued In its petition for protection from plan for paying its debts. Coleco include landlords seeking death, country music star Marty mustachioed per­ creditors filed in U.S. Bankruptcy to more than 1,200 other creditors. Robbins is on home video as a The bankruptcy papers also showed overdue rent, shipping companies, former was chosen for Court in New York earlier this week, Among the 20 largest creditors are six that Coleco’s board of directors, singing cowboy roamingthe West, manufacturing firms in Hong Kong and suppliers looking for payment of armed with a guitar rather than a induction into the Coleco listed assets of $384.3 million aware of the company’s deteriorating business forms, heating oil, and pistoi. and liabilities of $540.3 million. owed $13.69 million. Most of the financial position, first authorized the packaging “The Drifter” is rare footage Country Music Hail of The West Hartford-based company, company’s toys have been made in Chapter 11 filing nearly three months Hong Kong. The largest case explained in the shot in 1965 and 1966 that Robbins Fame two months which skyrocketed a few years ago ago during an April 15 meeting. The hoped to use in a television show. when its Cabbage Patch Kids dolls News of Coleco’s Chapter 11 filing board voted last week to file on bankruptcy petition is one filed May Since it was done in black and before his death. Two were the rage, owes $104.3 million to led Standard & Poor’s Corp., the New Monday. 19 by Concord Express Inc., a California air freight company that is white, the program was neversold other members, Tex secured creditors, including $94.4 York City stock rating agency, to Coleco has said that it had to file for because color had just revolution­ million to 11 foreign and U.S. banks remove Coleco from its index of 500 seeking payment, of $1.5 million. ized the industry. Ritter and Grandpa that loaned it money to finance daily protection from creditors because it Concord shipped toys for the company leading industrial corporations. couldn’t persuade banks and debt “The show has previously been Jones, appear with for several months last year. aired in only a couple of test markets,” said Robbins’ son, him on "The Drifter.” Ronny, who is overseeing the EB, union talks mail-order marketing of the video The sandy-haired, mustachioed Food price inflation is back for Marty Robbins Enterprises. performer was chosen for induc­ "The fact that they were shot in tion into the Country Music Hall of break off again WASHINGTON (AP) — Whole­ Analysts consider this rate a calculations in the report. black and white only adds to their Fame two months before his 4 sale prices rose a moderate 0.4 better indication of underlying If the June price rise held for 12 uniqueness." AP photo percent in June, the government death. Two other members, Tex NORWICH (AP) — Talks between representa­ inflationary pressures in the straight months, the inflation Robbins laced much of his Ritter and Grandpa Jones, appear said Friday, but analysts saw economy. GIVING RAP A GOOD NAME — Rap tives of Electric Boat and 10,000 striking workers rate would be 4.6 percent annu­ music with a macho western feel with him on “The Drifter.” performance at the Grammy Awards in cause for worry in the steep, In other economic news: ally, more than double the 2.2 before he died of cardiac arreston group Run-DMC pose after their New York in May. broke off Friday after union leaders re je c t^ the drought-induced climb in raw Among the songs performed on shipyard’s offer of a $1,000 ratification bonus. —The Commerce Department percent rise of 1987. Dec. 8,1982, at age 57. the video are “El Paso,” “Cool food prices. said the U.S. trade deficit rose His best known song was “El The meeting at a Norwich hotel was the first For the first half of 1988, prices Water,” “Tumblin’ Tumble­ The Labor Department said the slightly in May to $10.9 billion, up one step short of retail rose at a Paso, “ a gunfighter ballad in 1959 weed,” “Streets of Laredo” and between the two sides since the strike began at hot, dry weather searing much of that earned him a Grammy the Groton shipyard on July 1. Three federal from $10.3 billion in April. But the seasonally adjusted annual rate “Red River Valley.” the nation sent prices of unpro­ imbalance was still the second of 3.6 percent. Excluding food and Award. Itisoneof several tunes he Ronny Robbins found the video mediators arranged and attended the meeting. cessed grain and poultry soaring sings in the video. Screaming headlines are gone The company offered to combine a $250 smallest in almost three years. energy, wholesale costs rose at material in a Nashville bank vault by more than 20 percent last Both exports and Imports During his 30-year career, he after the bank kept sending bills Christmas bonus with a proposed $750 ratifica­ 4.0 percent rate over that period. month, pushing raw food prices increased. Although overall wholesale pri­ wrote some 500 songs and had 18 for the storage. tion bonus, creating a $1,000 bonus if workers 4.2 percent higher than in May. It No. 1 hits. Among them were "My agreed to the company’s offer of bonuses spread —The Federal Reserve Board ces rose a modest 0.3 percent in “They were in three big was the biggest jump since said production at the nation’s Woman, My Woman, My Wife,” vaudeville-looking chests,” he for 3 homeboys from Queens over a three-year contract. October 1985. January and fell 0.2 percent in “Devil Woman,” “A White Sport factories, mines and utilities rose February, they’ve been up 0.4 said. “There was not even any In addition, the company offered a lump-sum. 5 Food prices rose a lower, but Coat (and a Pink Carnation),” dust on them. The seal was totally Bv Larry McShane percent bonus for the first year. a moderate 0.4 percent in June, percent or 0.5 percent from “El Paso City,” “The Hanging negative things,” he continued. about everybody’s success, but I still substantial, l.l percent at the the ninth consecutive month intact. It was like I opened a time The Associated Press “They’re all in a race to get the For a first-class mechanic earning $12.02 an March through June. Tree,” “Some Memories Just know who we are and what we wholesale level, one step before without a decline. Production at The Consumer Price Index, capsule; it looked like they had negative things.” did.” Mizell said. “We didn’t hour, the effect of the company’s offer would retail stores. Economists said Won’t Die,” “Among My Souven­ Just been put in there yesterday. NEW YORK — The resume is utilities surged 2.6 percent, prim­ which tracks prices at the retail irs” and “Singing the Blues.” But Jay, whose real name is make up rap, but we made up have been bonuses totalling $2,250 by mid- that it was only a matter of time “Daddy used to talk about the impressive: “Rolling Stone” Jason Mizell, and partners Jo­ August, said Electric Boat spokesman Neil arily for air conditioning during level and also includes services Some 30 of Robbins’ 101 albums video market and how big it would cover, participation in the “Sun being hard. They (other rappers) before price bulges at earlier the heat wave. and imported goods not in the are still available. seph Simmons (Run) and Darryl just don’t know how to do some of Ruenzel. production stages show up on be. I didn’t have the foresight to City” and “A Very Special McDaniels (DMC) insist they are the things we do. —Business inventories in May wholesale price report, has risen “There wasn’t any kind of believe what he was talkingabout. Christmas” benefit records, an supermarket shelves. rose a moderate 0.6 percent to at a seasonally adjusted annual country song he couldn’t sing and a positive act. Toward that end, “And the things we do that they He was right; everyonehasaVCR upcoming Amnesty International they have established scholar- “Food price inflation looks like $728.4 billion, held in check by a rate of 4.4 percent over the first didn’t have a hit with,” said now. I think that’s why he stored know how to do, we stomp their it will be with us for many months tour, anti-drugconcern, frequent ,,s|iips for kids from their Hollis stuff. It’s a business thing with us Water company 0.9 percent jump in sales, the five months of the year, the same Ronnie Pugh, a researcher at the them.” community activisii.. summer, the to come,” said Allen Sinai, chief Commerce Department said. Country Music Foundation. community activism, ..Jieighborhood;ifighborhood; this summer, the — we’re professionals.” rate as for all of 1987. The younger Robbins recalled So who are we talking about?.'/' •and will have voter registration economist of the Boston Co. “The Sales rose to $483.7 billion. Consumer price figures for “He did cowboy songs, Ha­ that his father, who grew up in the Sting? Bruce Springsteen? Mizell lists Public Enemy as his survey ordered report suggests to me that we waiian songs, calypso songs. He , booths at every show on their favorite rappers; they will be June wholesale price increases June will be released next week. Phoenix area, was always capti­ Nah. Try Run-DMC, three ’ national tour. remain in the beginning stages of pushed the Labor Department’s did love ballads, he did rockabilly vated by the old West. touring with Run-DMC and Jazzy Stacy Kottman, an economist homeboys from Hollis, Queens. ' Jeff & the Fresh Prince this HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill on a potentially spiraling inflation­ Producer Price Index for finished with Cieorgia State University in in the ’50s and then did the “I think he was a link with the “I’m just happy to do every­ ary process with no relief in Nashville Sound, the smoother “Last year, when we were summer. The tour will take Friday ordered the state consumer counsel to goods to 107.9, meaning that a •Atlanta, said the worst effects of past he wanted to be a part of. He thing they bring,” said Jam petition state utility regulators for an investigation sight.” selection of goods costing $100 in style in the late ’60s and early was such a big fanof Gene Autry’s. Master Jay, the DJ for the visiting beaten kids, high school Run-DMC around the globe and the drought may not be felt by ’70s.” kids, telling kids to stay off crack, will include appearances on this into water conservation plans of Connecticut’s Other analysts, however, were 1982 cost $107.90 last month, 40 consumers until late this year This was part of his life and this reigning kings of rap, in discuss­ less pessimistic, pointing to a “I think his versatility was was his way to preserve part of it. we’d ask, 'How many y’all vote?’ summer’s Amnesty International investor-owned water companies. cents more than in May. This because meat prices will Initially ing their frequent charity efforts. benefit tour. Mizell said. drop in energy prices and gener­ responsible for the longevity of his “His grandfather was a quote- “I probably don’t even hear about And nobody’s voting, nobody “It’s time now, before a crisis strikes, for the calculation is not adjusted for come down as farmers slaughter career,” Pugh said. “He very knew nothing, and the main thing water companies Connecticut to see that our ally modest increases in other seasonal variations, as are other animals. unquote Texas Ranger, a poet, a half the stuff we’re asked to do, areas. successfully went with trends and medicine man. He looks like is nobody’s registered,” said Jay, The new record features more water is conserved systematically and used but we do whatever we can.” Energy prices fell 1.6 percent, set trends.” Buffalo Bill, a caricature of the Strange words from a band that a supporter of Democratic presi­ turntable work by Mizell than responsibly,” O’Neill said in a letter to Consumer Robbins performed on the West. It ingrained the early West was the subject of screaming dential contender Jesse Jackson. “Raising Hell”; he scratches Counsel Jam es F. Meehan. with a 7.1 percent decline in fuel Grand Ole Opry from 1953 until his in him. And being from the headlines last summer, invaria­ Mention of Tipper (3ore, wife of more and manages to intellect He noted that this is.theiliie8t summer in the state oil leading the way. Gasoline and death almost 30 years later. A Phoenix area in the 1930s, it was bly — and incorrectly — predict­ Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., and snatches of the Monkees, the since record-keeping beganI^1910 and that some natural gas fell 2.4 percent and 1.0 friendly, gregarious entertainer, like the West. ing gang violence on their tour her Parents Music Resource Temptations and James Brown. Connecticut communities,a^»(pstricting water use percent respectively. he bantered with the audience and “We’d drive home for Christ­ Center, prompts a quick and cold “It’s new times, time for a “That’s a real break because Don A. Guinan, M.D. with the Beastie Boys. Publicity response. by residents. often stayed attheGrandOleOpry mas and we’d get in Texas and got so bad that at one point different record, time for a better The governor told MeehanVto petition the the last few times we had House afterthe showendedtosign he’d start singing songs. You “Tipper Gore’s the type who record,” said Mizell in explaining droughts, we also had double­ Elena S. Seguir, M.D. National Lampoon provided tips won’t say anything about the Department of Public Utility (Control requesting an autographs for as long as an hour. could see him lighting up and on “How to Survive a Run-DMC his enlarged role on the investigation covering several areas: digit increases in energy prices,” take pleasure in announcing that "He was a fan’s favorite,” Pugh looking around. He loved the Concert.” positive, just the negative, look­ “Tougher.” said Michael K. Evans, a private recalled about Robbins’ appear­ ing for controversy,” Mizell said. “I listened to the last record, ■ Water company rates and their effects on Daniel S. Welling, M.D. mountains and the desert. ” “We had press hanging on conservation. economic consultant in ances on the Opry. “Healwaysgot Pugh says there’s no country poles, cameras in the crowd in “If I could sit down and talk to and I didn’t do enough scratching Washington. will be associated with them in the practice of encores right up to the end. The Tip, I could set her straight.” on it. So this time I cut It up real ■ Water company management. singer today as versatile as every city on the tour and every ■ Suggested improvements in the state building fans loved him.” Robbins was. night they went home disap­ On “Tougher Than Leather,” loud.” “Energy prices are heading Obstetrics and Gynecology Robbins sang the title song to there are some lyrics which could Mizell is certain of one thing; code to improve water use efficiency and down for the rest of the summer, ” “I don’t see anybody like him pointed — nothing bad hap­ consumption. 18 Haynes Street, Manchester, Connecticut the Clint Eastwood movie, now,” he said. "There are popular pened,” said Jay, whose band has raise Upper’s eyebrows; mostly, the group can (and will) maintain he said, noting a sharp drop “Honky Tonk Man,” which was singers, but they draw from one or just released its fourth album, though, the band’s first record its standing at the top of the ■ Steps being taken to detect and stop leaks in between mid-June and mid-July released two weeks after Robbins two styles and go with that. In his “Tougher Than Leather.” since 1986’s platinum smash rapping mountain. water systems. in the price of crude oil, to the died. He also appeared in 18 “Raising Hell” is aimed at "Nobody can do what I do. I got ■ The possibility of retrofitting commercial, lowest level in nearly two years. Telephone time. Red Foley (whodiedin 1968) “I don’t think we can put that Office Hours low-budget movies and sang the was about that versatile. But I stuff behind us for five years. ...It reclaiming turf from up-and- the best MCs, a positive mes­ industrial and residential buildings tot.prove Subtracting the effects of vola­ 64^1120 or theme for others, such as “The can’t think of anyone today that sells, man. Nothing positive sells. coming rappers such as LL Cool J sage,” he summed up. “It keeps conservation. tile food and energy prices, By Appointment 649-7329 Alamo” and “TheHanglngTree.” way.” The history of the press is and Kool Moe Dee. coming — we keep creating, O’Neill said that over the past 30 years, water use wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent “My feeling is I’m very happy getting better and better.” has increased 70 percent per capita in Connecticut. last month, the same as in May. Work deaths not prosecuted Highlights D ining room wiM be cboi^^^ CHICAGO (AP) — Despite an forward with 50 of those. ... It’s “ Contrast that with Califor­ Investors’ estimated 60,700 deaths in the of the week clear the use of civil fines just nia,” he said, “ where they devote This column is p re p a re ^ y the workplace each year, the federal isn’t working,” added Kinney. considerable time and resources Guide staff of the Manchester Senior Allard, 4420; Tom Lynch, 4410; government is failing to aggres­ "Companies simply amortize ... and get convictions and guilty Citizens’ Center. By The Associated Press william A. Doyle Eva Libitzky, 4060; Hilda Camp­ sively prosecute companies that the (fines) and look at it as the pleas. bell, 3820; Barbara Conklin, 3700; violate safety laws and endanger cost of doing business. Put them “ The federal government ■ Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan By Jeanette Cgve Sol Cohen, 3630. , workers, a study concludes. in jail and you’d get their wants to deal with these problems told Congress the central bank stands ready to Senior Center Director 42; Joe Kennedy, 42; Irv Gart- The Justice Department places attention.” in a reactive way. with their little I lHIJ push interest rates higher to stem inflation. side, 43; Mike Pierro, 43; Joe Menu such low priority on filing crim i­ The federal Occupational fines. We’ve had 18 years of doing The air conditioner for the Major banks followed with a half-percent Phippon, 43; Ralph Maccarone, Wednesday; Grilled ham and nal charges that it has managed Safety and Health Administra­ it their way and it hasn't dining room has arrived. It increase in the prime rate to 9.5 percent. 43; Wen Johnson, 44. cheese sandwich, soup, dessert, just two successful prosecutions tion is empowered to seek crim i­ worked.” should be Installed by next week ■ The goverment said the nation’s trade deficit of safety violators since 1980, said How to transfer Low net: John Juselin, 30; Ken beverage. nal sanctions against employers “ And the differences between expanded only slightly in May and inflation and seniors will be able to enjoy Leslie, 31; Harry Sheldge, 32; Joe a report on the study by The in 28 states who violate workplace those two approaches is one big Thursday; B-B-Q chicken, po­ remained moderate in June. Other reports another comfortable room for Desimone, 32; Frank Monette, National Safe Workplace safety standards. The agency reason that a construction worker tato salad, S-bean salad, dessert, showed industrial production and retail sales dining and other programs. The 32; Art Vlgneau, 32; Ron Smith, beverage. Institute. also is charged with monitoring in a federally regulated state is title on house rose in June and savings depositors withdrew game rooms are also air conditi­ 33; Paul Barron, 33. Friday; Seafood boat, juice, During the same period, Cali­ programs in the remaining 22 three times more likely to die on oned. Whenever possible we will more money from their accounts than they fornia successfully prosecuted BRIDGE — July 13: Joanne dessert, beverage. deposited in May. states, which choose to operate the job than one in California.” QUESTION: M y husband and I bought a house for hold programs in the coolest part 112 cases under state operation of federally funded workplace- Kinney said. ■ The Agriculture Department said the our daughter eight years ago. Because she was in of the building. So beat the heat, the federally funded program, safety programs themselves. nation’s drought-battered corn crop may pro­ Justice Department spokes­ the midst of divorce proceedings and her income visit your local senior citizens the institute found. But the study found that after duce 5.2 billion bushels this year, 29 percent less man Patrick Korten defended the was low, the house and mortgage are in our names. center. “ There are at least 100 good the federal OSHA cites an em­ federal system. than expected a few months ago. President The house was purchased for 342,500. Real estate The summer lunch program on criminal cases every year where ployer for safety violations, the Reagan toured drought-stricken farm land and “ When we get a (criminal) case in our area has boomed and that little house now is Wednesday, Thursday and F ri­ deaths have occurred and where case is reviewed by seven differ­ promised to push for federal aid. that has prosecutorial m.erit, we valued at 3140,000. How can we transfer the house to day will continue through Aug. 19. employers knowingly and will­ ent offices before the Justice ■ A group of Indiana farmers sued Federal prosecute it,” he said. our daughter, without paying the Internal Revenue In case of inclement weather the fully violated federal regula­ Department will bring it to trial. NEED SOME EXTRA Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Chubb Group “ But it is very difficult given Service an enormous amount of capital gains tax? Thursday picnics will be held tions,’’ Joseph Kinney, executive “ Instead of trying to determine Insurance Cos., for allegedly reneging on policies the regulations that govern such indoors. Meals are served a t ll: 45 director of the Chicago-based how justice can be done, they’re to pay awards for lark of rain. Iowa regulators cases, and the case law in this ANSWER: First off, there is no capital gains tax a.m. to 12: IS p.m. at a cost of 31 SPENDING MONEY!! non-profit group, said in an trying to disqualify these cases. area. It is often more appropriate on gifts. And even though you have to cock an eye and 31.50 for picnics. Reserva­ filed misrepresentation charges against the interview Friday. company. There isn’t even one full-time to file and to prosecute such cases toward federal gift tax, you can avoid that bite. tions are not required. “ If the government wantO to staff member assigned to these ■ Domestic car sales rose at No. 3 Chrysler in state court, where you have a You could give the house to your daughter over a reduce deaths and ipjuries, go cases,” said Kinney. Trips Newspaper routes available In yoUr area... Corp. but fell at General Motors Corp. and Ford wider variety of laws thatapply.” period of years, giving her 320,000 worth each year Motor Co. during the first 10 days of July, 310,000 from you and 310,000 from your husband or July 18 — Crystal Mall — 35. reflecting fewer incentive offerings. 320,000 as a “ split" gift. Everyone is allowed to The bus will depart at 9:30 a.m. Aug. 8 — Harkness Memorial Arnott Rd...... ■ Oil prices fell to the lowest point in nearly make gifts of 310,000 a year — 320.000 in the case of a ...... all Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Park — 35. The bus will depart at Qarth Rd...... two years amid speculation that influential Arab husband and wife — to each of as many people as he ...... 4 to 77 Gardner St ...... 3-66 9:30 a.m. OPEC producers were flooding the market with or she pleases, without filing federal gift tax East Middle Tpk. .604-674^. Gardner St. West...... all cheap oil. returns. Aug. 31 — World Yacht, N.Y. — Highland St. 340. The bus will depart at 7:30 ■ ^ cu rities and Exchange Commission Chair­ Congratulations to If you do that, have the papers drawn up by a good Anderson St...... all (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 tax lawyer. a.m. The trip includes transpor­ man David S. Ruder and U.S. Attorney Rudolph Bigelow St...... all Sycamore Lane...... all W. Giuliani endorsed legislation that would make Or you could transfer the house into your tation to New York, a boat ride on Liberty St...... all the harbor and gourmet dining. A brokerage firms liable when employees violate daughter’s name as a one-shot gift. Because you Lllley St...... all our newest Honor Carrier stop will be made at South Street securities laws. would be making 3140,000 gift, you would be Main St...... 399-494 Lakewood Circle..... Seaport. Call Senior Travel at ■ Donald L. Sturm, a S6-year-old Nebraska required to file a federal gift tax return. However, if Summit St...... 1-70 Burrce...... business executive, settled civil charges by you have made no other gifts required to be report^ 875-0538. Reservations are re­ Wadsworth St...... all Nike Circle...... quired by July 22. agreeing to pay the government more than Paui Dean, under the gift tax rules, no gift tax would be due. Huntington...... all Hlllcrost...... The rules permit everyone to make gifts that Sept. 17 — Rockingham Race 3282,000. He was accused of passing inside of Oak G ro ve Street, is corporate information to a friend who later used require reporting totaling 3600,000 before paying Track - $27. The trip includes the Herald’s honor transportation, a meal, a pro­ HIghwood Dr...... all it to buy stock. federai gift tax. But that can bring on another East Center St...... 408-808 ■ GAF Corp. and its vice chairman pleaded carrier this week. His complication. gram and entrance into the race Golway St...... innocent to charges they manipulated Union area advisor was Any gift that has ben reported on a gift tax return track. Reservations will be taken Kerry S t ...... Alton St. South...... a ll Aug. 19 at 9:30 a.m. Carbide Corp.’s stock price after a takeover anxious to nominate him reduces the estate you can leave, free of federal North St...... Hawthorne S t South...... all estate tax. If you die without having made any such Aug. 17 — Wallingford — $24. attempt of the much larger company fizzled in because he is a very North School St.. W. Middle Tpke . 30-132 im i 1986. gifts. 3600,000 of your estate escapes M e ra l estate Seniors will participate in an responsible carrier. H ■ •' u; . ' tax. But if you give the3140.000house— $70,000 from . outing sponsored by the Connecti­ ■ International Business Machines Corp., hurt cut Association of Senior Center Alpine S t ...... all by a 3600 million restructuring charge, said its each of you — to your daughter and file a gift tax Personnel for seniors across the American Legion Dr...... all Howet St...... all profit fell 18.1 percent in the second quarter. Paul services the y. return, the estate tax bite on each of your estates .ill-. 4j‘llleW irtit. will start at 3530,000. state. The Mountainside Outing Armory St...... all East Middle Tp k e .... 0-182 tmm* ■ MCI Communications Corp. announced customers along his' lOtltO t Club in Wallingford will offer live Haynes St...... all EIro S t ...... all plans to repurchase for 3677 million the 16.2 ;W-h(tu-”.r-;y. Of course, one spouse can leave to the other route In a polite and j lil music and dancing, bingo and Main St...... 285-378 percent stake held by its largest shareholder, unlimited amounts, free of federal estate tax. But if efficient manner. His > • «'.i' ■ the second of you todepart this vale of tears leaves a food throughout the day. The Russell St...... all Squire Village...... all IBM. MCI said it wouid sell IBM a new issue of main course includes B-B-Q 3400 million in preferred shares. deliveries and bundle, the gift to your daughter could result in a ■■' ' bigger estate tax. chicken, kielbasa, potato salad, Porter St...... 458-850 ■ Coleco Industries Inc.,, maker of Cabbage collections are always Wyllys St...... Perm it me to play Digger O’Dell and suggest that roll and butter. Coffee, tea, soda ...... 1-90 Patch Kids, filed for protection from its creditors on time, which shows he . and beer will be served. You may Lydall St...... 1-73 In U.S. Bankruptcy Court, punctuating a long IS ■' " you simply leave that house to your daughter. takes h'is Job seriously. use all the recreational facilities Parker St...... 358-540 i financial struggle. Also during the week, Coleco •>- this day. Don’t forget your Rachel Rd...... all Woodbrldge St...... agreed to sell certain assets to rival Hasbro Inc. QUESTION: You explained that, when stock is ...... 287-357 bathing suit. Registration w ill be ■ Eastern Airlines reported a 15.7 percent Paul likes having a jointly owned and one of the owners dies, the “ basis Woodbrldge St...... 408-489 ” — cost for tax purposes — of half the stock “ steps taken Aug. 3 at 9:36 a.m. Flyers Meadow L a ...... all decline in June passenger traffic in what the Herald route because he are available at the center. company called a reflection of the continued up” to the value on the date of death and the basis of Oak Grove St...... all has earned enough Future trips will include Radio Pilgrim La...... all “ downsizing” of the financially pressed carrier. the other half remains unchanged. South Main Condo’s...... 441 money to purchase a City Music Hall for the Christmas ■ CBS Inc. announced a management shakeup In the example you gave, you said jointly owned radio controlled truck as stock purchased for 31,000 and worth 35.000 when Show in December, and Funny that moved news division head Howard Stringer H r well as maintain his own one owner dies takes on a basis of 33,000. That’s Lady in October at the Coach- to president of the broadcast group and brought light. Watch for details. in David Burke, from ABC News, to run the news aquarium. 32,500 for the stepped-up half and 3500, or the original basis, for the other half. division. Scores I ’The House cleared a measure to force Does this rule also apply to a house? When my CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 employers to give workers 60 days notice before wife died, I inherited her share of our jointly owned SETBACK — July 8: Dominic closing plants or ordering large layoffs, setting home. Is m y basis half of the house’s value on the Anastasio, 129; Clara Heming­ up a likely veto showdown with President Paul Dean will be awarded a *100 Scholarship Bond for day of her death, plus half of its original cost and way, 127; Bob Schubert, 123; Reagan. his outstanding service as a Herald carrier. capital improvements? Amelia Anastasio, 115; Ann Wels- I William J. McCarthy, the Teamsters’ top kopp, 114. man in New England, upset Weldon Mathis, ANSWER: Yes. Your interpretation is accurate. PINOCHOLE - July 11; Peter Jackie Presser’s hand-picked choice to succeed This rule applies to jointly owned securities, homes Casella, 698; Sam Schors, 663; iKanrljTstpr him as president of the nation’s largest union. We are very pleased! and all other “ capital assets.’’ Clara Hemingway, 649; John ■ The last Volkswagen made in America rolled Klein, 644; Edith O’Brien, 637; off the assembly line as the West German The Manchester Herald William A. Doyle,- 'a syndicated columnist, Adolf Yeski, 632. automaker closed its only U.S. assembly plant, welcomes written questions, bat he caa provide MEN’S GOLF - July 11: Low located in Pennsylvania. answers only throng the column. Write to Doyle In gross: Jack Funke, 39; Ed care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Stl, Corcoran, 41; Durwood Lathrop, Ipralii Manchester 66046. 41; Ken Ogren, 42; Bert Carlson, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 jHELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED IHELFWANTB n o u c m Ceodemlflhmts for Solo.. Roommotoi Woofod...... Mttticol Ittmt...... iHELPW ANTn jHELP WANTED Lott/Lond for Solo...... WoofodtoRoof...... Comorot ond Photo Eoulomont. t>ott/F«wn0 ...... 01 Oott ond Svoollot...... X-RAY Technician. Full PERSON Wanted to run PRn owo*»...... 0} Form $u Dot lot ood CoulDmoot. TEACHER AIDE- (Edu­ Offtco/Rotoll Eoulomont...... Mltcollonoovt for Solo...... 44m**«
c*mtnts...... oi ^ Spccioli^PlfH! I Too Solti...... cational Faro Profes­ WHOLESALE Distribu­ p e r s o n s Auctlont...... 04 •vtlAttt Propofty...... Rocroottonol Eoulomont...... paedic proctlve. Good tonbury oftlca. M im Ve inist, full or port time. 'to' work In RttOfi Prootrty ...... ■oott ood Morloo Eoulomont.. Won tod to Buv/Trodt...... sional). Coventry High tor seeking qualified kitchen preparing food f^lnondcri...... os MOftOOOOl...... Strvictt starting salary. Excel­ flexible and h ove^n Apply to: Taylor, RoofIno/SIdIno...... School. Basic High Driver. Must be 25 and other kitchen du- Wontfd to l u v ...... Child Coro...... • « Ploorlof...... Morcliandlst lent benefits. Reply to; transportation. Phone Smith Corporation 36 Emptoyniwit a Education ClooolAo Sorvicot...... School Moth and Lan­ yeors old with valid C T Hes. Telephone 649- • « Eloctricoi...... Holldov/Sootonol...... Automotlv* Box WW, C/0 The work, schedullno, light Sheldon Rood, Mon- ...... n Rentals Cntortotomoot...... • SI Hootloo/Plvmblnf...... guage Arts/Engllsh license and clean driv­ 0305. Bookhooolno^locofno Tor Antlooot ond Colloctlblot...... Cort for Solo...... Monchester Harold. bookkeeping. Good chester, Ct. 06040. Rooms for Roof...... • 14 MIscolloooous Sorvicot . .. Clothino...... Trvehi/Vono for Solo...... skills necessary In ing record. Must be Aoortmooto for Root...... Corpontry/Romodolloo...... • SS sorvicoo Wootod...... typing skills o must. NANNY. Core tor new ^WRWOOOfnwitlt.______II Pointloo/Poeorloo...... SS Pumitvro..'...... Comotrt/Trolloro...... IM M E D IA TE Openings. order to tutor Individ­ OFFICE Person for able to pots DOTphysl- InttrwctfM.. Coodomiwfomt for Roof.. TV/Storoo/AODlloncot...... Motor cvcIoo/Mooodt...... Coll 633-4123 leave phone and general of­ born In Manchester tmelevmeiif ServHw...... IS Hoomo Roof Mechloorv ond Tooit...... Auto Sorvicoo...... Diversified offlce- ual and small groups of col. Outstanding benef­ ftoro/Offko l oo CO...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL messoge.______fice work. Excellent oreo home. Full time, Lown ond Gordon...... Avtoo for Ront/Loooo...... /soles position In on students under a certi­ its package. Apply be- Roeort Preoortv.. Good Thinot to Eot...... MIocollonoovo Automotivo.. Rtal Ettote tndwitrtol Preoorfv.^.,.... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... established business. CONSTRUCTION- entry pay. Steady ty 'o o o 9am-3pm, references. 643-0392. Coll 643*2711 for moro InformotlonI Puol Oll/Cool/Firowood...... Wontod to Buy/Trodo...... fied teacher's supervi­ Horn— for Sfltt...... Jl Oorofoo ood Storofo...... We will train the right Utlllty. Truck driver- sion. 180 work days work. Many extra be­ M c K b s s o r CorporO' FULL and Port time per- person. If you enloy laborer needed. Must (September - June). nefits. See Alan or Lisa tion, 280 Dividend sonnel.Rrst shift, light at Manchester To­ R A TB t: 1 to 4 dovs: fO conto por lino por dov. working with people hove class II drivers Excellent benefit pack­ Rood, Rocky Hill, C T. manufacturing, will O M U im ; For cloaolfloU odvwtlMmonti to toktn by ttitphono ot o convonitneo. Tho this lob Is for you. Coll bacco and Candy Com­ EOE. train. Coll 643-2590. M o If dovt: 70 conts por lino ptr dov. boMMIthod TuoMov Itirouoti Saturday, Wio Monchottor Htrold ft rttoontibla for only on# license. 40 hours plus age. Apply In writing M to SS dovs: 14 ^onts p«r lino por dov. OMdiinv ft neon on the dov boforo oubllcotlon. Inoorroct inttrflon ond than only for tho tlto of Pearl's TV and Ap- overtime, benefits. to; Mr. Dennis Joy, pany 299 Green Rood as or moro days: SO conts ptr lino ptr dov. ^ edvertleemonfs to bo pubifihod Mondovr tho orlBlnol Intartlon. Errort which do not pllonce, 643-2171. Coll 633-3930 or 646-6033 Manchester, Ct. 06040. MiRlmtfii cfMrtt: 4 lints. Principal, Coventry tb# daodltnt It 2:30 o.m. on Frldoy. Ittton the voiut of tho odvartifomant will not for more detolls. DRIVERS Full time, bo corroctod by on oddltlond Initrtlon. DRIVERS. Start at 59.30 High School, 78 Ripley per hour. 7;30-4pm shift PULL Time truck driver Hill Rood, Coventry, steady work. Mondoy- with overtime. Good to do pick up and Ct. 06238. Frldov. Excellent MANAGEMENT PART TIME benefits. Class II only. delivery of appliances. hourly pay rote. Time Notices Will train. High school Some warehouse work. NEED Extra Income? and V6 otter 40 hours. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED graduate. Apply In per­ 58.per hour to start. Wont flexible hours? Also warehouse help. tr a in ee I I HELP WANTED D t . Crane’s Answers Sell baskets and wall At a condition precedent to son Mondov-Frldoy, 9- Benefits. Apply in per­ Many extra benefits. the plocomont of any odver- HOME Health aide- Du­ P55f7?o5TOpen?ng^w? 3pm. Aero All-Gas son to: Al Sleffert's, 445 decor, on home party See Alan at Manches­ titino In tho Monchoster He­ ties Include health chonlc's Helper. The Company, 3150 Main ' Hartford Rood, Mon- Plan. Representatives ter Tobacco and Candy 12-18 month extensive rald. Advortitor tieroby care, meal preparation T own of Coventry has a SECRETARY Quiz on Page 2 Street, Hartford, ct. chester.______' and Manager positions Company 299 Green ooroot to protect, Indomnlfy and light housekeeping position opening for 1. Prospector (Burro) 278-9910. open. Coll Dorothy 1- Rood Manchester, Ct, training program. and hold hormlott the Mon- for elderly couple. Sun­ SUM M ER Help wanted. 800-521-1228. 06040 one (1), Mechanic's RECEPTIONIST 2. Biddy (Hen) WAREHOUSE. Stort at EOE. General factory chMtor Herald, Its etneors days and/or a few Helper. The applicant 3. Pedometer and employoot oeolntt any weekday afternoons. Full time position open 58.30 per hour. 9:30- work, must be 18 or and oil lloblllty, lost or must hove experience 4. Bruin (Bear) 6pm shift with over­ older. 647-8596.______PART TIME Complete benefits package. Coll 643-8065.______with maintenance and In our accounting Arm. oxpense. Including attor­ 5. Protein (Dieters, note well!) time. Good benefits. A C C O U N TA N T Stott Ac­ neys' foot, orltlne from HARDWARE Clerk- Port repair of gasoline and Friendly working Hands-on training. Excellent opportunity for claims of unfair trade practi­ time. Includes Satur­ diesel driven outomo- atmosphere In our 6. (a) Paul — HIs sermon (z) countant needed In CUSTOMER SERVICE Pleasant otmosphere. growing business. De­ ces. Infrlnaomant of trade­ day. Excellent for High tlves and related eaulp- Watkina Centra office. (b) Mark — Wrote 2nd Gospel (v) marks, trade names or pat­ Apply In person gree and 1-3 years ex­ We are looking for responsibile service- career-mindecj Individual. School students. Good ment. Must hove expe­ Telephone and light (c) Peter — Scared stingy (x) Mondov-Frldoy, 9- ents, violation of rights of pay. Apply Conyer's rience with small perience preferred. minded indiviudals to handle customer In­ privacy and Infrineomont of typing akilla naaded, (d) Philip — Ethiopia (w) 3pm. Aero All-Gos Responsibilities In­ 7,000 to start. copyrlaht and proprietary Hardware, 63 Tolland engine repairs. Appli­ (e) Samson — Burned (y) Company, 3150 Main quiries. The position require enthusiasm. Turnpike., Monches- cants must hove o min­ and knowledge of clude: Involvement In rlphts, unfair competition Street, Hartford, Ct. cosh bookkeeping, Independent thinking, and organization. Average managers pay *29,000. and libel and slander, which ter. 646-57D7. imum of four (4) years Mufti-Mate word 278-9910.______may result from the publica­ experience and hove procesaing eaaantlal. bonk reconciliations Good communication skills and a pleasant DO you Kke working with and collections. Com­ tion of ony advortlsmont In their own tools os Is Full banaflta and good telephone manner are essential. the Manchester Horald by people? We hove Im­ pany benefits availa­ Apply at; PART TIME required for this work. aalary. Send latter / advertiser. Including odvor- Must possess 0 valid EH HELP WANTED HELP WANTED mediate openings for ble. Please coll for 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday tlsoments In any free distri­ raaume for appoint­ ED full time and port time appointment, Monday bution publications pub­ Janitorial position Connecticut Class II 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays driver's license or ob- ■ ment to: associates In the Deli - Friday, 8:30-12:30. KINNEY^ lished by the Monchtstor WE ore looking for o TRAVEL Agent. East of Prague Shoe Com­ Herald. Penny Sletrert, available in fast- tain one within three and Bakery depart­ Please call Qerlinde at 647-9946 THE GREAT AMERICAN SHOE STORE* 8. Richard BonaraP.C. Soles Representative the river. Experienced ments. Must be 18 ye­ pany, Administrative Publlshor^^^^^^^^^ paced retail store (3) weeks of hire. Ap­ 035 Main St. with 3 specific requi­ for more information. plications con be ob­ preferred but willing to ars old. Apply In per­ office. 282-9074. MANCHESTER PARKADE with great atmos­ Manchaster, C T 08040 sites: desire to moke troln right person. 647- son: Greenflled's, 469 I tained at The Coventry money. Willingness to phere. Looking for Town Garage, 46 Brad­ 9767.______Main Street, East Employment work hard and o sense Hartford. a minimum of 20 bury Lone or of the of responsibility to ORDER Fillers. Rocky Coventry Town Hall, BABYSITTER. Looking hours, mornings for 0 responsible 13 clients. This Iso career Hill. Notional whole­ PART TIME 1712 Main Street, Cov­ year or older, prefera­ that has unusol possi­ sale distributor needs DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM and experience entry, CT. Applications female and mole em­ HELP WANTED bly female to core for bilities for earnings has Immediate full time openings for — must be returned to the fny 416 year old son In and advancement. We ployees. Hours 10pm- BUILDING preferred. Please Town Garage by Mon­ 6:30om, Sunday nlght- PART Time talas clerk my Sycamore Lone ore on established Insu­ P in t a SBcoRd Shift Freezer PersoBeel contact store mani day, August 1st, 1988. home. Some week rance company. An In­ Thursdov night. CUSTODIAN needed at local florist. No other applications Excellent starting Excellent pay, full paid medical program, paid Rotating, flexible sche­ ager for interview. nights, and/or weekend tense 15 week training will be accepted offer evenings. Please coll period Is followed by hourly rote of 58.32 with dule. 2 to 3 days per this dote. The Town of . planned Increases to WANTED vacation, paid holidays, full pension and profit week. 8 hours per day. BOB’S STORES, 643-1712 ask for Lori or years of close supervi­ Coventry Is on Equal leove message. sion. Lock ot formal 58.92 within 6 months. Pleaeant working sharing plan. Apply In person - Apply at Browns Flow­ Opportunity Outstanding benefits ers 163 Main Street, INC. R E TA IL Assistant Mon- education and expe­ conditions. Excellent Employer.______rience ore not barriers. package available. Manchester.______260 N.Main ST. oger. Rapidly growing Apply 9om-3pm, benefite, full time. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM AUTO Body Person. Ex- lewelry company In Bose salary up tp GENERAL Maintenance McKesson Corpora­ Inquire at '' RIancheotar, CT. perlence preferred . major department 531,000 annually plus 40 Tolland Stage Road • Tolland, C T In a residential facility with own tools. Good -bonus with on overage tion, 280 Dividend for adolescent fe­ (203) 646-2292 store seeking person­ Rood, Rocky Hill, CT. Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm hourly wage and benef­ nel. Will troln the right Incom e of 539,200. males. 10-20 hours per EOC its. Coll 643-7604 ask for Phone Donl at 693-4245 EOE. 6 4 9 - 5 3 3 6 ^ and Sat B am - 1 pm. week. Ideal for retired John. ______person. Retail expe­ rience helpful. Good between 9om-4pm for person. Call Mary Car- TE A C H E R Assistant. Au- appointment. nev 643-1076.______salary and benefits. Do you in|oy i gust 30th opening at Coll 568-1115. Assistant In Manches­ HELP WANTED State approved private Ghallinging. fu t NURSE AIDE ter's doctor's office. school to assist In pacid 4 profiNloflal CERTIFICATION Dependable, pleasant MANAGEMENT Trai­ classroom for S/E dis­ atmoiphiro? PRIVATE PARTY personality a mutt, af­ nee. Growing whole­ turbed students, ages ADMITTING CLASS ternoon hours 1- sale supply chain 5-7 years. EO E. Send JANITORIAL Maadowa Manor, a 518 5:30pm. Flexible even­ resume to: The Com­ THEN THIS IS Merchandise Ads offers many Incentives Position avaiiabie ASSISTANT Bad, long farm health ings. Permanent port to ambitious Individu­ munity Child Guidance THE POSITION time position. Gf^bL als. Successful appli­ Clinic School, 317 in the Bob’s Store Needed for growing care facility, la accept­ working conditions. cant will understand North Main Street, in Manchester. orthopaedic practice. FOR YOUl ing apptlatlona for a 3 Coll 646-5153. Leave value of learning our Monchester. 06040. Duties Include collect­ weak Nurw AM# Cartl- messoge.______Part time. Mini­ Front desk position for business from the N EE D mature responsl- ing payments for office ficatlon Claaa to begin DISHWASHER. Even­ ground-up. Begin In ble person to core for take charge Individual Monday, Auguat lat mum 20 hours. visits, computer Input who cen aislst with the ings. For hard working warehouse-delivery three young children, 2 Parmanant full time or Mornings and ex­ of patient Information dally activities of tho re­ person, career oppor­ and go where ever your days a week In my part time poaltlons DAY ability allows. Contact perience pre­ and aasisting racep- ception area of a busy tunities ore possible. home. Must hove own may be available at * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days We will train you. Call Ken at Manchester transportation. Coll of- ferred. Great at- tlonlat. medical practice. Tele­ Covey's 643-2751. WInnelson. 649-4563. ter 4pm. 64641559. phone, booking ap­ completion of the * Additional Lines SOC Per Line, Per Day moaiphere. Piease Excellent pay and be­ cleat. Permanent poal- PART Time. 20 Hours per TEENAGERS, Men, nefits for right Indi­ pointments and han­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 dling patients. Excellent tlon atarUng aalary la week. General office; Women to work on tho CHILD Core position for caii the Store Mam vidual. typing (40wpm). Send farm. Apply at the Corn pay a bonefita for right *7.71 per hour plus an * Merchandise Under *250 Qualified nannies. S6-S7 ager for interview Apply In person or resume to; Executive Crib. Buckland Rood, per hour. Long term Individual. Apply In por- excellent benefit pro­ * Ad must contain price! Director, New Hope So. Windsor. 10-6. (full/port time, live In BOB’S STORES sand rssme to; •on or send reeume to: gram begins with daae You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Manor, 48 Hartford participation. Pleaae R N -LP N . Port time. Spm- or out). Nannies Un­ Sports Modleini 6 Sports Modleino due to this low price... Rood, Manchester, Ct. limited 232-7004. INC. 6 apply Inperaonoreell: 06040. 11pm shift. Mondov- Orthopasdict Orthopaodles Prldov, no weekends. HARDWARE Clerk port 260 N. Main S t 8( ManelMStsr Mrs. Oliveira at (^LEANING person For more Information time weekends. Good si iOaiielNalar neodod once a week In pay. Apply at: Cony- Manchaster, CT. 155 Main Street 155 Main Straat MDidDwt Minor Pleat# coll Alice Manchester, C T Manchestor, transpor­ Plante, DMS. 643-5151 er's Hardware, 63 Tol­ Manchaotar, C T 333 Bldwall 8t. CALL CLASSIFIED tation provided. Call (203) 646-2292 Crestfleld Convolscent land Turnpike. 643- SOS or Call 0 4 ^8 ^7 or Call 6 4 & ^ 7 Manchaatar. C T 06040 649-6037. Home. EO E. 5707. 647-0101 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! I HOMES HOMES HOMES I HOMES HOMES I HOMES HELPWMITED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I IFOR SALE FOR SALE Rontals CLERICAL- Fun ffme Is advertising expensive? SOUTHERN New Eng­ C O V E N T R Y $145,500. SUPER Family home! WILLIAMSBURG Coion- clerical position avail­ You'll be surprised now land classifleld ads Rental Income or In- $179,900. Some owner lal. Manchester OFF To Grandmother's f A S p e G iQ li! able at our administra­ economical It Is to adver­ reach nearly 900,000 low potential. Enlov financing! Large and $164,900. New price on house we go! Charm­ tive office. Tralnino tise In Classified. 643-2711. homes In Connecticut the privacy of this spacious 8 room Colon­ this spacious well ing 6 room Colonial provided. Benefits and Rhode Island. The charming 4 bedroom ial with 2100 sa. ft. 1st cared for home In de­ dated 1879. Quality con­ available. Apply In per­ price for a basic 25 Cape with attractive floor family room and 4 sirable Lydall Woods. struction and crafts­ FOR RENT MANCHESTER. Drasti­ word ad Is only $55 and manship by the Che­ son, 6:30-12;30ond 1:30- cally reduced 11 year yard bordered by stone bedrooms. There's Features 3 bedrooms, ICARPEHTRY/ MRCELLAHE0U8 4:00, Tuesday-Frlday. will appear In 43 news­ wall and gardens. even a fireplace In the 1'/> baths, 1st floor ney's. 3 bedrooms, REM0DELIH6 ROOM For non-smoking old Raised Ranch. 4 papers. For more In- modern bath, sun- CHILDCARE |FL00H|H8 SERVICES gentleman. Air condi­ Prague Shoe Com­ bedroom, V/i baths, Home has alot of char- living room and a laundry, 1st floor fam­ pany, 200 Pitkin Street, formaflon call Classi­ room, great big cozy tioning, kitchen privi­ clean, conformed octer. Minutes to lakel woodstove In the fam­ ily room, loads of stor­ NANNIES Unlimited. East Hartford, Ct. fied, 643-2711 and ask Coll now. Flano Realty ily room. Ifullbath and age and attached gar­ kitchen with pantry or CRYSTAL TILINGS leges. Washer and neighborhood. Close to for detalls.G Professional child care FARRAND REMOOELIRS TEACHER Aide fo work 646-5200.O 2 half baths. Located In age. Century 21 Epstein 1st floor laundry. 2-car CsriRle Till A Mirbli DELIVERING dryer. Parking. 643- schools, 1-384, shop­ garage, vinyl sided. placemenf agency pro­ Room addWons, dseks, roofing, 5600. with special education ping. $195,000. Call 646- SOUTH Windsor. a great family neigh­ Realty, 647-8895.0 vides high quality, sMIng, ,«rindowi and guHsrs. hutalMlias Rich, clean, atone-frae MANCHESTER. Price $136,500. Jackson & loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. students. Regular and 5324.______$289,(XK). Immaculate 4 borhood. Anne Miller MANCHESTER. Well screened Nannies. Baekhos and buSdozsr ssrvlos Commercial a Residential bedroom, 2 Classified for quick re­ organizational and new bath and kitchen. Miller Real Estate, 647- Frechette' Associates, Moss are downi Check us out In communication skills Builders. Features 4 Colonial. Fireplace, 8000.O 646-7709.O room with fireplace, Coventry-Bolton line. the Msnehesisr ysSow pegse. sults.-643-2711. $139,900. 646-2213. formal dining room, 742-9326 Sharon. required as well as a bedrooms, 2'/i baths appliances, carpeting, ;|zlPAIRTIR6/ JOSEPH DUIMS T&L MASONRY basic knowledge of CHARMING Older Colon­ plus family room with garage, treed bock eat-ln kitchen, full (iet the Wont Ad hobit... basement, aluminum ’ ^ I p a p er ir b _____ 046-5253 Brick, block, stone. electronic compo­ ial In convenient loca­ fireplace. Located on yard. The buy of the EAST HAMPTON *138,900 read and use the little ads APARTMENTS nents, assemblies and tion. F/dnt to bock priyate cul-de-sac In year. $140's. Blanchard siding. New price Chimneys end rapaira. In Classified regularly. No Job too small. FOR RENT data entry. Apply In living room with fire­ new subdiyislon. Flano 8, Rossetto Realtors," $187,500.Jackson & 643-2711. N AM E your own price. HEATIN6/ person or send resume place, bullt-lns and Realty 646-S200.o We're Selling Houses" Jackson Real Estate, Father 8> Son Painting PLUMBIN8 FR EE ESTIMATES to: Tek Electronics, 6 ' French doors to en­ W H Y Not spread out? 646-2482.0______647-8400.G and Papering. Remo- Call 645-8063 MANCHESTER. 454 Main Progress Drive, Man­ closed and heated N EW Cope. Hurry and CREAM Of the Crop I This ygl. 291-8567.______Street. 2nd floor, 3 Manchester $166,000. room heated. No ap­ chester, Ct. 06040. (203) back porch. Formal Best buy. This ram­ see this 7 room, IVi stunning 7plus room LAWN CARE PJ'8 Ptumblm, Hs8llno A 649-8470. EO E. dining room, large bed­ m , . Raised Ranch on Ver­ Renovations/Pius Air CindTilenIng pliances. Security. $480 bling 4 bedroom Ranch both home with f I re­ Custom Inisrior A Exitilor HANDYMAN per month. 646-2426 rooms and walk up Is situated on on extra placed first floor fam­ non Street offers fabu­ Bollera, pumps, hot water Horn* Imgarevemeiif • Pointirvo GILBERT UW N Palming ■ Calling Reoalr A tanka, new arrd weekdoys 9am-5pm. attic with cedar closet. large beautifully lands­ ily room and first floor lous value at $195,000! Rsnow • Foesr Washing • Bewmenfe Rnltlittf • THlfig - Truly a home of quality laundry room. 3 bed­ Features Include 3 bed­ SERVICE raplacamants. LloM Corptnfrv • CN>D JOBS • MATURE adult for very DRIVER caped lof. Feoturing Free Esflnitre* • INSURCO with the warmth of firsf floor family room, rooms all on second rooms, 2'/i baths, large Profaaaiaoal Laodscagiaf InurtH • Stnloi DIteountt FREE ESTIUATBS nice 4 rooms. No pets. Coventry area yesterday. Sentry Real 2full baths, easy access floor. Only $166,900. kitchen, formal dining Stone, Loam, and Mulch 643-9049 / 228-9616 BARRY SCANLON Convenient location. Estote, 643-4060.O Hurry. Blanchard 8, room, gracious living Oellverlea. 6 46-2253 $600./month. Includes Manchester to highway. Call for Charm,, location and convenience. Great atartar homel 646-2411 fr** MtlmotM'. CU STO M designed nine details. Century 21 Ep- Rossetto Realtors," room, family room Free Eatimatea MISCELLANEOUS heat and hot water. Herald route. room three full bath steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 We're Selling Houses" Com pM ely renovated 5-room Ranch. New both, new with fireplace and CALLAHAN'S Coll Mr. Lindsey. 649- electric, new siding, Ireahly painted; fully appllanced In­ 6 4 7 -7 1 5 6 UNE PAINTING SERVICE SERVICES PERSONAL SERVICES 4000 or 649-8989. Raised Ranch set on Country Living. Coven­ 646-2482.D woodstove. Pretty Short Hours — lovely country sized cluding (tat floor) washer and dryerl Owners anxlouell treed yard with hearty e baaadd e h inM a Palm Ml • Oiocfiboofc CGf««r«l MANCHESTER. 3 room try $189,900. Spacious 4 EIGHTH District. Gra­ ODD lobs. Trucking. • IfMMmo Tax MrBOOPMMon Great Pay! lot. White marble fire­ bedroom Garrison Co­ cious oldie.but goodie! plantings and well- IilcaCAHPERTRY/ ----- 140 Hilliard St. apartment. Heat and • U N 6 HMifti llUMPMHCO AMvic* place In formal living planned landscape de­ Home repairs. You appliances Included. lonial In desirable Cov­ 6 large rooms loaded KIERNAN REALTY, INC. REMODELING Manchaster, C T 06040 name It, we do It. Free • iudaot Cofiovffotf««i Cam647*9946 room, circular drive entry Hills. Features with charm. Excellent 357 East Center St., Manchester sign. Jackson 8, Jack- ' • MnoficM A ColMtt No pets. Security dep­ and excellent closet son Real Estate, TEL. 643-9330 estimates. Insured. 643- osit required. S485 per A s k f o r formal dining room condition. Must be , 0304.______. Coll Don Motlor - 449-3329 space are lust a few of with sliders to deck, seen. This Is an excep­ 6 4 9 - 1 1 4 7 647-8400.O SftS IMPROVEMENTS month. Coll 646-2253. G e r lin d e the extras Included eot-ln kitchen and first tional home with 2 cor lAANCHESTErt 2 year and REPAIRS li;7jR00nN6/ HAWKES TREE SERVICE De Be Moiltrv Inc. I D EA L 1st floor, 5 rooms. with this exceptional floor family room. A garage. $150's. Blan­ Old, U8iR 9 room Con-, Bucksl. truck A efilppar. Stump No pets. Full bose- home. Yolanda Car- temporary, 4 bed­ "No Job Too Small" Id 'IS ID IN B most to see. Century 21 chard & Rossetto Real­ Rogisisied and Fully Intursd removal. Free cstlmatas. menf, parking. $450 a roll. Sentry Real Est­ Epstein Realty, 647- tors," We're Selling MANCHESTER *229,900 rooms, large custom­ Special eensidsratlon lor monfh.. Security and ate, 643-4060.a FREE ESTIMATES Excessive abbreviations 8895.0 Houses" 646-2482.D ized kitchen. Ideal MANCHESTER ROOFING aldatly and handicappsd. IMKCWMG references, 649-1240 af­ abbreviate results I Be family room, cathedral 647-0593 All types of roofing & ter 5pm or anytime sure readers understand celling, living room, repairs. Wood ahlnglea 6 4 7 * 7 5 5 3 , weekends. your ad by avoiding ab­ formal dining room, 3 --- Cedar Shakes. LANDSCAPING UM m , N bM n . i I N o r If MANCHESTER. Huge breviations. 643-2711. baths, fireplace, cen­ 27 years Exparlanca WOJOM TDOMAMU l FLOORSANOIN SfNubt. fisdgM, fsrtWifnM. 1200 sa. ft., 2 bedroom, tral air, situated on CMstndiai Ada I Trie M Intund • U o tim J • Outnmtxd 6 pMnMwRS; iyn Madlno A . CliMif'i I hpin • Floors like new fsaNiAsnsNOSb fully carpeted. Air, all s l i large treed lot on a 645*8830 appliances. Main cul-de-sac street. Ask­ N yoiff* slofe of oomrwion fwt • Specializing In oldsr floors CMI FREE ESTIMATES WATER & WOODLANDS ittg potir C6R6. coR uo. FuRv Inourod. • Natural A aialnad floors ParaeoalizeA Lawa Cara Street. $700 /month In­ THE DEADLINE FOR ing $420,000. U & R ^wT|r nvsBSvTWB cludes wafer, elecfrlc- Realty 643-2692.G • No waxing anymore ALaaiseaplRf PLACING OR Ify. No pets or children. MAR Conatructlon 7 4 2 -5 2 2 4 l— nm n s« C A N C E L IN G A N A D IS Come to ISLAND WOODS in Columbia, CT, CLOSE To Cheney Tech. St M iaeli|^Jii^ 04^1720 John Virfailla - 6406750 Ideal for working cou­ and discover a world apart - Well kept home with 643:5711 ple. Available Imme­ 12 N O O N T H E DAY full rear dormer. Large diately. Coll M-F, 9-5. BEFORE, MONDAY - prime waterfront lots Th e beautiful landscaped grounds are a fitting rooms with open floor 6464534.-______FRIDAY, IN ORDER Introduction to a superb Interior. Tastefully plan, 3 bedrooms, V/2 HOMES BDLTDN- 3 room oporf- and handsome, custom-built homes, decorated 3 bedroom. bath with 2-car garage. 2 00N00MINIUM8 CONDOMINIUMS SU8INES8 TO MAKE THE NEXT baths. All appliances FOR SALE a RHI8ALE menf. Newly radeco- ISSUE. FRIDAY sheltered by woodlands fireplaces and carefree aluminum siding. Take a looki remain. Partially fin­ M FOR SALE m PROPERTY roted. Stove, AFTERNOON BY.2;30 ''beside a glittering private lake... ished basement. Over­ refrlgerofor. Micro- sized garage with elec­ VERNON. See this lovely Looking for something SMALL complex'4 roorn, 10X100. SQUARE feet on PM FOR MONDAY'S KIERNAN REALTY, INC. wave, Air. $550. per 357 East Center St., Manchester tricity. Very large, 9 room custom built special? Why not run a I'/i bath fownhouse 1.2 acres In center of month plus security. ISSUE. THANK YOU Enjoy the view. private lot. Asking Colonial that offers a "Wanted to Buy" od In with full basement and town. Good visibility. References required. FO R Y O U R Consider making it your own. ______6 4 9 -1 1 4 7 $144,900. Strano Real large country styled Classified. The cost Is large rooms. Double Investor or user may Avollable August 1.643- COOPERATIONIM I Estate, 647-7653.0 kitchen, family room sm all... the response big. closets In both bed­ purchase. Warren E. 0445. A Picture Perfect Ranch with pegged wood 643-2711. rooms. $118,000. Call Howlond, Inc. 643-1108. floors, fireplace and CDMPLETELY Fur­ OPEN^HOUSE that Is Immaculate In­ Sentry 643-4060.______Classified Is a great way nished 3 room oporf- BOLTON *279,900 bookcase, traditional side and out. Light and MANCHESTER. 2 bM- ... to sell somethingl 643- ment, split level, Saturdlays & Sundays airy kitchen and fire- living room with L0T8/LAN0 2711. m corner fireplace, 4 room Townhouse, V/2 private entrance, all placed living room. baths, full size kitchen, FOR SALE appliances Including Roal Estate 1 to 4 p.m. Maintenance free sid­ large bedrooms, 2V6 color T.V., air conditi­ baths, hardwood floors full bosemant, patio, ing. A special home appliances. Immocu- MANCHESTER. Level, oned. Professional per­ that must be seen lo­ throughout, 1st floor How to find ISLAND WOODS: billiard room and lote. Immediate occu­ clear lots. acre. son preferred. No pets. HOMES cated In a quiet neigh­ pancy. Assumable Already with city Security. $500 monthly. Rte. 2 Exit 13, left Rte. 66, borhood. O.W. Fish much more. $329,900. U Call 6454205 FOR SALE & R Realty, 6543-2692.0 FHA mortgage. By sewer and water. 647- FAUN«6 BEIHNDn right Hunt Rd., Realty, 643-1591.0 owner 666-4681, even­ 0426 days. 646-7207 BOLTON. New Contem- ings 643-0062. evenings.______6T0F FORECUMUREn All real estate advertised In right Wells Wood Rd. signs porary. Outstanding CONDOMINIUMg If you era falling behind on COVENTRY the Manchester Herald Is LAR GE, lovely, scenic, ISIAND kitchen Including ce­ FOR SALE NEW 6/6 Duplexes. Mal­ wooded, residential lot your mortgage payments... sublect ta the Fair Housing OR...If your homa lain fora- Act of 196S, which makes It Jean Kicklighter, agent Located In a fashionable neighborhood convenient ramic floor, wet bar lard view. 3 bedroom In South Western sec­ DUPLEX and atrium doors. Mas­ tion. $125,000. 563-1413 closura. WE CAN HELPI Illegal to advertise any pret- WOODS fo everything! S-room Ranch featuring, bright, FOREST Ridge Town- fownhouse mokes an Kitchen,'family room, erence, limitation or discrim­ 633-3674 or 659-3194 (h) spacious kitcnon; formal dining room, F/P living ter suite has large bath house. V/2 baths, 3 bed­ excellent Investment. between 8:30 and 1 ;30. No paymsni program avall- with cathedral celling, ination based on race, color, room and family room; 2'4 baths; and 2-car garage. rooms, 1900 square feet Each unit has fire­ INDUSTRTAL Proper- aUo for up to 2 years. Bad 2 bedrooma, 1 both, religion, sex or national Worth seeing... worth ownlngll skylight and double of living space, fire­ place, private base­ cradlt Is not a proMamllAsk like now. Off R t 44. origin, or an Intention to tles. Bloomfield- whirlpool. 4 bedrooms, place, air conditioning, ment, carpeting, ap­ Industrial land with all how LOW paymants can make any such preference, 2VT baths, 1st floor *625 m onth. limitation or discrimination. KIERNAN REALTY, INC. deck with view. Par­ pliances and garage. utilities near by. Ideal halp you SAVE YOUR laundry, 2 car garage HOME TODAYI Annual lease. The Herald will not know­ Merrill Lynch Realty 633-3674 357 East Center St„ Manchester tially finished walk-out Invest today for T o ­ for sub-divislon. 18 ingly accept any advertise­ PLUS FIreplaced fam­ basement. Pool, tennis morrow! Blanchard & acres, 8550,000. Call ily room with sliders to Swiaa Caasanallw 6raap Call Helen 643-2487. ment which Is In vlalotlon of RtMl E.St,lie Division 6 4 9 - 1 1 4 7 court. Priced to sell at Rossetto Realtors," Bob Petrovic, 727-9050. the low. large deck. O.W. Fish $169,000. Coll owner at We're Selling Houses" at(26S)454*133Aar 8-4:30 Weekdays. Realty, 643-1591.0 Peter Savin 647-0748. 646-2482.0 Properties. (263)454-4454 APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS I j j j M W CARS FOR RENT NFOR RENT FOR SALE Esi™SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE THREE Bedroom apart­ GARAGES. 2 single Car D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" T A G Sale. Rain or shine, SPORTS CUTLASS 1976. Runs ment. Washer/Oryer garages. Ideal for tra­ plote glass mirror, Saturday July 16, 8- 1980 CAMARO Coupe. hook-up, appliances. desman or storage. doted 1958. Best offer good. Many new parts. Beautiful condition. 2pm, rear of 24-26 Nor­ Including back No pets. 1 month secur­ Rear ot Crockett 633-6164.0______man Street. Antiques Loaded. Best offer. 646- ity. $700. per month. Agency, 244 Main bumper. $400 or best 8736 Days and AIR Conditioner. 21,000 (glass, brass furniture offer. Coll 649-2530. C all 643-4062 after Street. Manchester. BTU. Carrier. Excel­ etc.), lewelry, weekends. 6;00pm. 643-1577. lent condition. $195. everything.______GRAND Torino 1976. V8, Price using past as an aid at British Open 80,000 original miles, > R O C K V ILLE - One bed- 647-1155.______T A G Sale. Saturday, July ' room apartment on 41 good condition. Best CLYDE lo n i r o o m m a t e s AMEREC Finnish Sauna, 16, 10-4pm. Light fix­ CHEVROLET-BUICKr INC.. By Bob Green { High Street. Modern offer. Coll 643-2250. model SKMA 22, brand tures, appliances and ROUTE n , VERNON WANTED CHRYSLER Leboron The Associated Press Kltchen/Bath> stove, new, complete with other miscellaneous. 63 tr new woll-woM carpet- controls, heat sensor Coburn Road, Man­ 1979. Red, om/fm, OK USED TRUCKS ing. No utilities. $400. ROOMMATE Wanted. cassette, olr, beautiful LYTHAM, England — Nick Price will never and rocks. Heats 135 chester. No early '87 CHEVY BLAZER per month. IVi month Share 2 bedroom town- cubic feet. $400. or best birds!______cor. $1675. 647-9104. forget the last time he found himself atop the security. 872-8095. house. 1 mile form V8. AC. OHwrada PS. POL. offer. 547-6326, days or MOVING. 56 Dartmouth BUICK Skylark 1985. Air, standings in the British Open golf championship. Garnet Company. Uconn. $300 per month. power steering and ‘ 16.900 Includes utilities. Plus 1 649-2547, evenings. Road,~ Manchester. He won’t let himself forget. TWO Bedroom and three DRINKING Water tor 6< July 17, 9am-5pm. brakes, am/fm, great *85 CMC C-15 PICKUP ‘Td be a fool to forget. I learned a valuable lesson bedroom rents availa­ month security. 429- car. $4800. 647-9104. 8* Bad. Starra Ciaavle. Aulo, V9. 4515. per gallon! Tired of T A G Sale. Moving. Chlld- PS. PB. POL aTona. Stk. 1 0 9 9 5 that day," Price said Friday after taking a 1-shot ble In Manchester. Call bottles? Sick of water ■ CADILLAC CImorron Dan 649-0795.______ren's games, clothing, lead at the halfway point of the 117th edition of the tasting bad? Buy a toys, bike, furniture 1983. Looded, 4 cy- '86 DODGE W150 PICKUP oldest of all the world’s golf tournaments. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Multl-Pure Water Fil­ Including convertible . Under, 4 door, 5 speed. 4x4. 8' Bad. Auto. PS. Claan. i n o f i n room apartment In ter. It's simply the best couch, records, house­ 60K, $3850. Coll 646- 1*OwnarSlli.f98938 H u U U The sturdy, soft-spoken native of South Africa FURNITURE 2213. owner occupied 2 fam­ fall-safe filter you can hold miscellaneous. ’87 CHEV C-10 PICKUP who now lives in the United States was in this ily. Porch, garage. buy. Call 521-2464. 8' Bad. V8. Auto, PS. PB. position in 1982. M OVING. Must sell I Wal­ July 16 and 17, 9am- Near schools. Shop­ FOR Sale. Swing set and 2pm, 37 Susan Road, Get the Wont Ad habit ... POL. AC. Tin. Crulaa. |1 O f m O He was standing on the 13th tee in the final round ping, large yard. Cou­ nut dining room set, 2 3 Tona. Stk. tsesaa ' I C f H U U living room sets and excercise bike, $100 Vernon (one way street read and use the little ods ’88 GMC C2500 at Royal Troon with three shots in hand and the ple preferred. $625 each or best offer. Call off Tunnel Road, near In Classified regularly. month Includes heat miscellaneous furni­ H Tona Pleliup. 6’. 960 V9. AC. British Open championship his for the taking. 646-7775.______1-84). 643-2711. PS. PB. PW. POL Ratty 1 1 9 01111 and hot water. Availa­ ture. Coll 643-0448. Wbaala. StK. 899629 I d s H U U He let it get away. ble August 1st. 647-0128 ROUND dropleaf, maple He blew it. after 5om. table, 2 leaves, 4 chairs. 872-9111 He played the last six holes four over par and I 7 b JTV/STERE0/ $100. Upholstered Automotive CENTER TWO Bedrooms, 1'/I? IAPPLIANCES rocker, $35. Desk and handed the title to Tom Watson. baths, kitchen, llvln- chair, $40. 643-1470. MOTORS "I got ahead of myself,” he said. "I was so groom, tuM cellar. No 461 Main St., Manchester MORIARTY confident. I didn’t see any way I could lose. I let utilities. Available Im­ KELVINATOR Refriger­ SIX Line Business Phone CARS Safe Buy Used Cars mediately. Asklng$610. ator - 2 years old. Must System with five myself get ahead of myself. sell. Moving. Call 646- phones. One and a half FOR SALE i»M Pont. 9000...... *5495 ! * ■ per month. Coll 646- 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Till. CC BROTHERS "I will not do that again," Price said with quiet 2319. 4847. year warranty with emphasis after he'd again taken the top spot in the State of the art fea­ CADILLAC Fleetwood IMS Chev Cavaliar CS...... *3795 U S E D C A R S 3 rooms, portly fur­ WASHER-Dryer. Excel­ 1984. Phone, mint con­ 4 Dr.. AT, PS. AC. AM/FM S u m tournament that ranks as one of his career goals. i '• lent condition, $150 tures. $1500. Creative 88 Mtrfcur Scorpio *19,495 nished. Heat. Working dition. All extras. $ 9 ^ IMA Ren. Alliance...... *2295 The memory of the one that got away does not g each. Upright freezer Phone Systems. 289- ' 88 Subaru 4x4 Jutty •7.295 single mole preferred. 8122. Ken. or best offer. Call 643- 4 Dr, 4 Spd, Lo inllM bother him, he said. In fact, he’s turned it Into a 9 No pets. Lease. 643- and gas stove, good 4444 or 244-9501. lR*4 Chev Chevette ...... *2695i 88 Marc. Stbla *11,995 6; positive factor. 2880. condition, $75 each. H O L lb A Y Health Fitness 1 dr., 4 Spd., 24K ml. 'Uke new' 87 M«rc. Q. Marquia •13,895 649-2232. Center membership. 1980 CAMARO Coupe. “I was 25 at the time. How many players have a Beautiful condition. 1904 Ford Escort D L ...... <2995' 87 Marc. Topaz •6795 A P p holo r (Platinum) $12/year Wsfoo, 4 Dr.. 4 Spd., Deluxe Int. chance to win a major championship at 25? It turned BOGEY WATCH —Watched byaBritish CDNDDMINIUMS renewal fee. Best offer. Loaded. Best offer. 646- 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 round play at the British Open. SPORTING 8736 Days ond 1993 Chev Chevette ...... <2395 me around, because it showed me I had a game of “Bobby”, rear, Seve Ballesteros ES FDR RENT 643-1033. 4 Dr.. AT, Lo mllei. Exc. Cond. ' 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 Ballesteros matched even-par 71 and i iB c io o o o s weekends.______the quality to win a major championship," Price punches out of a bunker during second 1999 Chev Impale...... <3895; 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 said after he’d compiled a four-under-par 67 and was one stroke behind Nick Price. M A N C H ES TE R . 2 bed­ MERCURY Monoarch 4 Dr., AT. PS. AC, I Owner, Lo. milea MISTRAL Windsurfer, ENDROLLS ' 87 Lincoln MK7 *19.995 room Townhouse With 27W width - 2M 1976. New exhaust sys­ 1993 Ply. Horiion...... <2295 wrested the lead from windblown Seve Ballesteros. “It was very tough out there this afternoon,” garage. Laundry hoak- $750. 6 foot sail with tem, good tires, air, 4 Dr.. AT, Very Clean 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *11,695 Price saved a 1-shot advantage with a 20-foot par PGA champion Larry Nelson, with a 70, and Chip battens, 12 foot board wMNi - a for 2Se Ballesteros said. ups, heat and hot water 108,000 miles. $475. 644- 1993 Chev Monte Carlo...... <2995 87 Mare. Cougar •11,095 putt on the final hole and completed two trips over Beck, 71, were in a large group at 143. with adlustable most- MUST M pMkad up M Pw 3 9 6 8 . ______The scoreboard confirmed that analysis. Included. Quiet area. HmM OhlM MenPW thru 3 Dr. SpL Cpt.. AT. PS. AC. I Tone 87 Mazda RX-7 *16,995 the Royal Lytham and St. Annes Club in 137, five Lanny Wadkins had a 71 and was at 144. Call 871-2844 for track, foot straps and T h u ra d w bW oiu 11 iLm .o n ly- FORD Mustang 1967 Clas- 1991 Dodge Omni...... <2295 Of the first eight men on the leader board at the 87 Marc. Cougar •10,495 under par. Jack Nickiaus, the 48-year-oid Golden Bear and appointment. skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ slc. 289 Sprint. Hard­ 4 Dr. 4 Spd.. ULo Miles tournament's halfway point, only Ballesteros and now a part-time performer, declared himself still in tween 5pm-10pm or 646- top. Must sell. Best 87 Mare. Cougar *10,495 "I’m putting very solid. That’s the reason I’m Bob Tway played in the gusty afternoon winds. , BEACON Hill. 2 bed­ 0271. 1991 Pontiac T-1990...... <1795 the title hunt after scoring an eagle in a round of 70 “EASY DOES IT" Is the offer. 569-0370.______4 Dr. 4 Spd.. Lo ml.. 1 Owaor 87 Marc. G. Marquia *10,995 under par this week,” Price said. "I haven’t missed Defending champion Nick Faldo of England and room, new kitchen- wav to describe placing a any I should have made. that left him at 145. carpet. Immaculate, 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 1999 Dodge Omni...... *1995 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *12,495 American Craig Stadler, who shared third at 140, “When you’re not playing much, it’s harder to enloy pool, pork. Close MUSICAL want od. Just call 643-2711 door, am/fm stereo, 4 Dr.. AT. Exc. Cond. "When you’re putting well from 30 feet, that takes both played in the morning. and we do the rest! 1979 Cbev Pkfcup...... *1295 88 Toyota Camry *9495 a lot of pressure off.” play the first two rounds than the last two ’’ to 1-84. No pets. Heat ITEMS air, very clean, low Minor Rttst. Prteod to Sell Stadler, whose last victory came in 1984, had a 68. ond hat water Included. mileage. 643-9559. 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 Nickiaus said. 1977 Pool. SunMrd...... <1595 And when the sun is out, the winds are down and Faldo, who received a warning about slow play, got $800 per month. 346- ROLAND JX3P Synth, TAG 1981 CHEVY Citation. 3 Dr. Cpt.. AT. PS. Exc. Coad. 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 the cold has abated — as it was for Price an jth e “If I shoot 67 tomorrow. I’m at 212, one under, and 9238. Ovation and Stewa in with a 69. you can win from there." SALES Power steering, am/fm 1979 Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 88 Mazda RX7 *12,495 other players who had morning tee times — that Andy Bean was next at 141 after a 70 that included electric. Hondo bois. cassette, low miles. 4 Dr. Vt. AT. AC. PS. V. Gd. Cond. Ben Crenshaw, 73; Tom Kite, 71; Fuzzy Zoeller Casio) RZ-1. Amps. 643- 86 Marc. 0. Marquia *11,495 helps, too. a birdie-birdie finish and a 32 over the back nine, by STORE AND $1650. 429-4515.______1997 Ford OaUxle «9$A V E 74; and Tom Watson, 72; all were at 146. 1033./ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 86 Bulek Skytarfc *6995 “Maybe one shotiu'Maybe two shots,” said two shots the best score of the tournament on that OFFICE SPACE eral Statute 23-65 prohibits CHEVROLET Malibu. Cottverdbia ■ Mijisi See Ballesteros, the Spaoildi ace w%’!Maye^ in more U.S. Open champion Curtis Strange improved 10 N the posting of advertise­ 1979, 75K Miles, Gdod MIKE FLYNN 88 aids Clara *8495 side. He, too, played in the morning. strokes to a 69 but was 11 shots back at 146, the figure CAMERAS/PNOTO ments by any person, firm or condition. $750. Better as Mazda 628 *6995» difficult aftemoop;Qox^tions and hULto work hard So did Fred Couples and Masters champion Sandy FURNlSHEDOfflceswIth corporation on a telegraph, needed to qualify for play the final two rounds. pifone, receptionist, H urry 11 649-5474. 649-4304 85 Lincoln Cont. *12,995 to match par 71. Lyle of Scotland, tied with Tway at par 142. EQUIPMENT telephone, electric light or Open M-F 9-9 / Sid. 94 “It looked like it would be a very nice day, but the Lee Trevino missed the cut with a 74-149. copy, fox and secre­ power pole or to a tree, 1987 Ponlac Trans Am. 84 O'ldt OaHa •6995 Couples, the man called "Boom Boom” by his tary support. 647-4800. wind came up and blew^very hard,” Seve said. The Price, 31, admits to some confusion about his NIKON FG-20 Camera shrub,' rock, or any other 305, loaded, T-roof, ex­ 1 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 fellow pros, moved up with a 68. Lyle had a 69 that nationality. He was born in South Africa, lists his with 80-200 lens, filters, ncrturol oblect without a writ­ cellent condition. 649- change took place'^ about the time Price and the included scrambling pars on the last two holes. ten permit for the purpose of 0338.______MANCHESTER>4 84 Chav Calabrity *5895 home country as Zimbabwe, is a veteran of the lens hood. New and morning group was finishing and Ballesteros and Tway, playing in the worst of the wind, matched par VACATNM unused. $140.647-8756. protecting Itorthepubllcand 84 Bulok LaSabra Rhodesian air force, carries a British passport and carries a fine of up to S50 for 1973 Plymouth Sattellte. HONDA the afternoon starters were getting away. 71. RENTALS y c h offense. Under $500. Good con­ 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 lives in Orlando, Fla. PETS AND f AG Sole. Saturday July dition. Coll Mike 643- USED CARS OLD Lyme. Polnt-0- 9, 9-3pm. No early 6976. 301-305 CENTER ST. Woods. Steeps six, 2 SUPPLIES birds I 90 Westland 64 Honda CRX *5127 MANCHESTER 5 bedrooms, enclosed Street, Monchester. 81 Bulek Skylark *2978 Stadler putts his way into contention at Open porch. Walk to private BASIC Dog Obedience a s Honda Civic CRX * 6 8 9 7 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 beach $500. weekly. classes. Starting soon T A G Sole July 16 and 17, LIPMAN #1 as Oodsa Lanear *6973 By Larry SIddons everything on the greens, and today I Available August 13- at the Glastonbury 9-4pm. Some clothing, VOLKSWAGEN “The wind had a lot to do with it,” he quite by accident in early March. September 3.649-6270. training site. Call household goods, 86 Toyota TaresI ^ 5 7 4 9 The Associated Press made everything.” said. "Yesterday, I missed short ones “I changed putters at Doral and Trainer Joe DlSonto, Avon, Westlnghouse PRE-OWNED 87 Pont. Sunbird *5123 MDTDRCYCLE8/ Putts from 20 and 40 feet helped th.at I could have kicked in normally, electric dryer In excel­ things clicked,” he said. "It’s a style 659-2482 or 367-7025. S4 Honda CMc Wg *6453 NOTICB OP HIARINO lent condition. 24 Per- 1988 VW JE TT A - M0.80S MDPED8 LYTHAM. England (AP) — Thanks Stadler birdie the par-5 seventh and but I tried to bang them in the back of of putter I haven’t used since I was 10 E STA TE OF SHAR-PEI for sole. 12 klns Street, S OLe TO CHOOSE TNOM 88 Honda Praludo *8922 to a putter that he couldn’t give away. eighth holes, and a 20-footer salvaged the hole and missed them, the wind or 12.” ANNA FAGAN K IE LY , oka weeks old. Call 646- Monchester.______AT. AO STtMO. CHOICt OF COLORS aavwsolroeco *10,124 SUZUKI 450 1982. Low Craig Stadler is back in contention at par-5 on the 11th. was catching the club. ANNA F. KIELY mileage. Excellent 6047. S7 VW GOLF 88 Honda OX CIvki * 6 7 7 3 the British Open. That’s when Stadler’d putting ‘ ‘The greens were a lot better today, It was supposed to go to much more Pursuant to an order of Hon. T A G Sale- Antlaues and 4 Dr...... condition. New bat­ WANTED- home for ...„..„.»9495 88 Chavy Cuat Van *15,183 really found the groove. youthful hands, a promotional givea­ William E. FIttOorald, collectibles, country tery. $800. Coll 2824)045. Stadler, the 1982 Masters champion too, a lot smoother- perfect. Yester­ Judge, a hearing will be held great dog. Loves kids, 1 crafts, furnlture- 87VW8CIROCCO 84FordTampo *4197 from San Diego, California, used He sank a 40-foot putt for a birdie-2 day there were not really bumpy, but way at a junior golf tournament in San year old, all shots. 1SV...... * 1 1 ,2 9 5 on an appHcolton for permis­ new/ontlques. House­ 84 Pont. 8888 * 5 1 8 1 precise putting to shoot a second- on No. 12, a 20-foot putt for a birdie-3 there were a lot of spike marks and the Diego where Stadler was appearing. sion to sell real property, os Shepard Retriever SO FORD F-180 hold Items, childrens 84 Olda Clani *5372 round 68 Friday for a 36-hole total of on No. 13, and shorter but missable In sold application more fully mix. Landlord soys clothing and toys. 23 Flip ...... * 8 ,8 5 9 ball went in different directions.” “I had about 100 putters as prizes appears, at Monchester Pro- 88 Honda CMc SI * 7 9 6 8 2-under par 140, leaving him three putts for pars on Nos. 14 and 15. and this one was left over,” he said. "I bole Court, 66 Center Street, must go. Call 646-9025. Hemlock Street, Man­ SO CHEVY CAMARO ^ Stadler has not won a tournament P.O. Box 191, Manchester, F R E E kittens. Shots. Will chester. Saturday July in o c z - M ...... * 9 ,9 9 5 81 Mazda RX-7 * 5 4 2 7 643-2711 shots behind leader Nick Price “I had six holes in a row there where since 1984, and his best finish this started using it and started making C T on August X IfSS at 2:00 P. deliver If necessary. 16,10-3pm.______84 BUCK CENTURV 81 Chav. Monla Carlo * 3 9 2 6 halfway through the tournament. I made putts for birdie or par,” season is a third in the Masters. putts.” M. All persons having on In­ Wagon------* 7 ,7 9 5 This Is 0 good time to find terest In soldnNitter, may ap­ Call between 4-8pm. E S T A T E Tag Sale. Furni­ 86 Marc. Capri * 6 3 3 1 o cash buyer for that It was quite a turnaround from Stadler said. “Yesterday I missed But he has done well enough to win 742-5768. Stadler said he has had three or four pear and be heard ot that ture, toys, everything. 82 CHEVY CHEVETTE 83 Ply. Turlamo * 2 5 6 7 typewriter no one uses. Thursday’s first round, when the four times from two feet or less.” almost 250,000 dollars so far in 1088 time. 4 Or.------* 2 ,1 9 5 chances to win tournaments since FREE CDCKATIELS. Saturday and Sunday Use 0 low-cost od In mustachioed American had trouble The wind that howled over the and recent performances have him Elliabeth A. Bldwell, Tw o with cage, stand, 9am to 4pm. No early "TIm M b Prafaiaiaaala” switching to the new putter, and that Ass't Clerk 2 4 TBllaB8 TBpk,mB.S3 24 XdsMa St., aagchtstor Classified for quick re­ on the greens and finished 1-over par. course and shook golfers as they tried eyeing a return to the upper reaches of — despite a poor showing at the U.S. etc. Evenings between birds. 61 Bush HIM Rd., sults. 643-2711. 02S4I7 5:30-7:30. 643-7859. near Hlllstown. VonMB, CT e Mt>2C3t "I played about the same tee to to steady over putts on Thursday was the U.S. Tour. Open last month — “it’s only a matter 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 green.” Stadler said. "But there was much lighter Friday, and Stadler said The secret, he said, was his putting, of time before I finish at the top the difference. Yesterday I missed that made a big difference. and in particular a putter he came by again.” Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Scoreboard Anne Kelly 7373—145 Loretta Alderete 72-73—145 Legion In action Dot Germ ain 72-74—146 Penny Hommel 72-74—144 SoftbaD Walker in command * Yankm S, WhiM 8ox 3 Oedgara 3. Cuba 2 (10 Inninga) The Manchester Legion baseball team has an G o lf Am y Reod 7370—144 DANVERS, Mass. — Colleen Walker pulled five exhibition doubleheader on tap Sunday beginning at Lau rel Keon 71-75—144 BasebaD CHICAGO NEW YORK Therese Hesslon 77-43—146 krokes ahead of her nearest challenger Friday fora LOS ANGELS CHICAGO S p.m. when the Post 102 contingent hosts West O b rh M A r h M O b rhM M rh M Donna White 7370—144 Redus If 4 0 0 0 RHndsn If 4 110 Hartford in non-Zone action. Laura Davies 7472—144 Dusty commanding halfway lead in the $300,000 LPG A Sax 2b 4 0 2 1 WmSTSTCT 4 0 1 0 Britith Open scores Lvons3b 4 0 10 Rndlph2b 4 1 1 0 Oroscop 0000 Nipper p 0 0 0 0 Moriarty Brothers, which had its Thursday night Korin Mundlnger 8044—144 Hartford County Sheriff's Association Boston Five Classic. American League etandlnge Baines dh 4 13 0 Mtaglylb 4 3 3 1 Heep 1b TIno Tombs Purtzer 72-74—144 4 0 2 0 D IP Inap 0 0 0 0 downed Sterling Upholstery & Supply, The 31-year-old Walker, fifth on the current Caldemrf 4 1 1 1 JCIarkdh 3 0 1 0 Stubbs 1b 0000 Polmelr If 4 0 1 0 game against the Newington Capitals postponed, is LYTHAAA, Enolond (A P)—ScoresFrldov Lynn Adams 7370—144 12-5, Friday night at Keeney Field. For GWalkrIb 4 1 1 1 Winfield rf 3 0 11 Woodsnlb 1 0 11 a fte r the secotMi round of the 117th British Elaine Crosby 7373—146 money list despite not winning any of 18 East Dtvlslen Dawson rf 4 0 2 1 idle this weekend the Sheriff's, CaMn Patrick had three Boston cf 2 0 0 0 Wshgtncf 2 0 1 2 Gibson If 4 1 1 0 Sndbrg2b 2 1 1 0 Open eolf championship on the 6J57-vord, Stephanie Forwlg 7373—146 tournaments she has played in this year, remained W L I OB KWIImscf 20 11 Vetorde3b hits Including a homer and knocked In Detroit 4 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4000 Law 3b 3 0 0 0 oor-71 R oyal Lvthom and St.A n nesG olf Mary Murphy 7371—146 three runs and Lance Powell added 52 34 . Salosc 2 0 10 Skinnerc 4 0 1 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 1 Clubcourse (o-denotesomoteur); AAartho Foyer 7374—144 under par for the second straight day, shooting a New York 51 34 . Dunstonss 4 0 0 0 three safeties and four RBI. Marty Gollohr ph 0 0 0 0 Sonfono ss 40^0 S d o sd ac 3000 G race 1b 2 0 0 1 Dixon, Claason make trip Mel-Chl Cheng 71-75—144 66- 69—135 for the first 36 holes over the 6,008-yardM ilwaukee 44 43 . Posouaph 1 0 0 0 Homltn3b N ick P ric e 7047—137 London had three hits and Darren Cubit Boston 4 110 B e rrv h llc 4 0 1 0 ri Adele Lukken 7473—147 and Mike Remllard a pair apiece for Tara Femcroft course. 45 42 . Korkovlc c 0 0 0 0 Andesnss 4 120 GM oddxp 3 1 1 0 A pair of Manchester schoolboy wrestlers will Seve Ballesteros 47-71—138 Jody Rosenthal 7473—147 Cleveland 45 44 . H ill 2b 3 0 0 0 Sterling. Cubit homered. Toronto Valenztap 2000 Jackson c f 1000 take part in the National Junior Olympic Wrestling Crolo Stodler 72-68—140 Sarah LeVeoue 7374—147 Jan Stephenson moved into a second-place tie 43 44 . Manrlq ss 3 0 0 0 Ml Daysph 1000 N ick FOIdo 71-44-140 Down Coe 72-76—148 with a 71-69—140, joining Becky Pearson, who had Bam m ore 29 41 . Totals 8 3 8 3 Totals aS94 A Penap 0000 Championships that will be held at the University of Andy Bean 71-70-141 Susan Tonkin 7373—148 West Division Charter Oak 67- 73—140; Cathy Marino, who had 70-70—140; Sh rp rsn lb 100 0 Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa, beginning Fred Couples 7344-142 Lynn Connelly 7474—148 W L 9 OB gilWjf. 080 088 380:-4 Te tais 8393 Totals Bob Tw ay 71-71—142 K athy Ahem 7373—148 Highland Park Market blonked Aca­ Betsy King at 71-69—140; Kathy Young at 71-694-140 Dakland 54 35 .1 N w Y o rli 2 8 8H ORl—S Sunday. d ia R e sta u ra n t, 14-0, a t F itzg e ra ld F ie ld . Minnesota Sandy Lyle 7344-142 Karen Permezel 7372—148 and Cindy Rarick at 7370—140. 49 39 .; A'h Game Winning RBI — None. Les AmsMs Aaron Dixon, who’ll be a junior at Manchester Hovrard C lo rk 71-72—143 Marta Rgueras-Dottl 7474—148 BUI Frattaroll rapped four hits, Joe Kansas City 44 43 .. 8 E—Manrlque, RHenderson. DP— Ponaro, Alex Britnell and Chris California CMcoge 811 ^ ^ High School in the fall, and Jim Classon, a graduate G o ry Koch 71-72—143 MIssle McGeorge 72-76—148 42 44 ., 11'/i Chicago 1, New Y o rk 1. LD B -C h lco g o 3, Gome Winning RBI — Woodson (1). Don Pooley 7073—143 M .J. Sm ith 7375—148 Schaffer three apiece and Todd Mozzer, Chicogo 41 48 13 N je YoiJ 7. 2B—Baines 2, GWalker. E—Wsbstor. DP—Los Angeles 3, Chl- of Cheney Tech, are the local entrants. Dixon will be Isoo AokI 7371—143 Diane Dlckmon 7370—148 Pete Devonnev and Chuck Mumford Texas 40 48 .< 13'/i HR—Motflngly (8). SB RHenderson (43). rago 1. LDB—Los Angeles 4, Chicago 4. a combatant in the lS4*pound division while Classon, Eduardo Romero 72-71-143 AAarv Dw yer 7474—148 twn each for HPM. Bryce Sylvester Seattle 35 53 .: 18'/> SF—Washington. 2B—Gibson, Anderson. 3B—Hamilton. Wayne Riley 7371—143 Barb Bunkowskv 7375—148 collected two of Acadia's six hits. Hardee’s lead shared m doy's Oomet IP ' two-time state Class M champion at 130pounds, will H R RR BB SO S F —Sax. Brad Fdxon 4374—143 Danielle Ammoccopone 7475—149 Lota Oonies Net taduded CMcoge IP H R E R BB SO compete in the 123-pound level. Both will compete in Andrew Sherborne 71-72—143 Susie Redman 7374—149 COAL V A LLE Y ,111. — Blaine McCaiiister tied the New York 5, Chicago 3 J/McDwII L4-7 2 8 3 5 4 4 3 2 Los Angeles Peter Senior 7073—143 Jo an Delk 7374—149 Boston 3, Kansas City 1, 1st game both Greco-Roman and Freestyle competition. one-day-old course record with a 62 on Friday and JnD ovIs 4 4 1 1 0 2 Valenzia 7 4 2 2 5 3 Chip Beck 7371—143 Sue E rti 7475—149 A Central Boston 7, Kansas C ity 4, 2nd ganne Horton 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 APena W,83 2 1 0 0 0 1 The pair qualified for national competition at the L o rry Nelson 7371—144 Bonnie Louer 77-72—149 joined Russ Cochran and Dan Forsman atop the Mlnnesota4, BoUlmoreZ New Y e ik Orosco S4 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jose Rivero 7S44-144 Sandro Hovnle 7378—150 Brand Rex nipped Sportsman Cafe, Mllwaukee4,Texas2 Rhoden W,84 41-3 4 3 3 0 Chicago Connecticut state qualifier at Central Connecticut 7-4, at Fitzgerald Field. M arla Campelll leader board midway through the $600,000 Hardee’s 1 Carl Atason 7344—144 Kathy Guodognlno 7372—150 Goif Ciassic. Cleveland at Seattle, (n) Clements 0 1 0 0 0 0 GModdux 9 7 2 2 2 5 State University on April 30. Paul Kent 74-70-144 Shelley Hamlin 7378—150 and GIno Fazio each had three hits and Detroit at California, (n) Stoddard 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 Nipper L,1-3 2-3 1 1 1 (t. 0 The national tournament will attract approxi­ Mark O'Meara 7344-144 Barb Thomas 7371—ISO Don SumIslaskI, John MIzoll, Mark The 8-under-par round, which tied the mark Toronto at Oakland, (n) Rlghettl 83 1 0 . 0 0 2 DIPIno 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Jose-Morla Olazabal 7371—144 Campelll and Dennis Loal two apiece $crtiMrdoy*t OoniM Robin Hood 7374—150 established on Thursday by Gene Sauers, gave Guonte S,1l 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 WP—Valenzuela 2. mately 2,500 schoolage matmen and is the largest Lonny Wadkins - 7371—144 Laurie RInker 7474—150 for Brand Rex. Paul Martineau had Kansas City (Gubicza 12-5) at Boston Umpires—Home, McSherry; Flrst,P ulll; high school age tournament in the world. Peter Fowler 7372—144 Marlene Hagge 77-73—150 three hits Including two homers to lend McCaiiister a score of 130 for two rounds over the (Boyd 7-7), 1:20 p.m. WP-JAAcDowell 2 Second, Brocklonder; Third, Montague. Tommy Armour III 7372—145 M indy Moore 72-78—150 Sp ortsm an. Detroit (Robinson 103) at California T—2:49. A-32,179. David A. Russell 7373—145 Stan d in g s; G lenn C o nstru ctio n 9-3. 6,603yard Oakwood Country Club course. Cochran (Fraser 08), 4:05 p.m. Bob C harles 71-74—145 Dutdoor Store 9-3, Sportsman Cafe 34, shot a 64 on Friday while Forsman observed his 30th Chicogo (Perez 85) at New York (John National League atandinga American stars In action Andy North 7748—145 Hardee's Classic scores M ain Pub 3 5 , M anchester C yc le 4-4, birthday by shooting 66. 7-2), 4:05 p.m . Rada 8, Expoa 3 W ayne Grodv 4376—145 Brand Rex 37, Forr's 3-9, Paganl Toronto (Stieb 105) at Oaklond (Davis E ast Division The Manchester American Little League All- David J. Russell 71-74-145 C a te re rs 1-10. Although the temperature at the Quad Cities 4-4), 4:05 p.m . CDAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — Scores W L Pet. GB CINCINNATI Jock NIcklaus 7370—145 Friday after the second-round In the Airport ciimbed to an official 103 degrees Friday Minnesota (Viola 14-2) at Baltimore New York 54 35 .407 — /MONTREAL Stars, who dropped a 10-4 verdict to Windsor Greo Bruckn er 72-74—144 (Peraza 2-3), 7:35 p.m. O b rh M ObrhM $400,000 PG A Hardee's (Soil C lassic A East afternoon, a breeze provided some relief for the Pittsburgh 51 37 .580 Th La rkin n 4 1 2 0 DNIxon cf 4 0 0 0 American, resume District Eight Tournament play Mark McCumber 7371—144 ployed at the par-70, 4,403vords Dakwood Milwaukee (August 43) at Texas (Russell /Montreal 44 42 .523 Vh Michael Smith 7371—144 golfers. 82), 8:35 p.m. Daniels If 4 2 2 0 Raines If 4 1 2 0 today at 4 p.m. against South Windsor at Waddell Country Club: Manchester Medical Supply outdist­ Chicago 45 43 .511 m Sabo 3b 3 0 1 1 G alorro 1b 4 2 11 Paul Broodhurst 7373—144 Blolne McCalllster 4342—130 anced G entle Touch C a r W ash, 9-4, Cleveland (Black 33) at Seattle (Bank- St. Louis » 49 .437 15 Field. The loser is ousted in the double elimination Philip Walton 7374—144 “ The winds made it comfortable,” McCaiiister head 4 3 ), 10:05 p.m . DN elll rf 5 1 2 1 Brooks r f 4000 Russ Cochran 4344—130 Friday at Robertson Park. Brian Sulli­ said. Philadelphia 34 51 .414 17 E D avIs cf 5 1 2 3 W allach3b 3 0 11 play. Tom Kite 7371—146 (3an Forsman 6443—130 van, Russ Bilodeau and Jim Woodcock fundov’t fln— West Division F u n v Zoeller 72-74—146 Kansas City at Boston, 1 ;05 p.m. E so s k v lb 3 0 0 0 Foley 2b 3000 Sam Randolph 4447—131 each zipped two hits for Medical. Jon Sam Randolph shot a 67 and was alone at 131, W L Pet. OB B D Ia zc 4 1 1 0 H udlerptY 100 0 D avid Fro st 71-75—144 Mark Maness 4347—132 Dubois and Ed White eoch had two hits Chicago at New York, 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles . 51 34 J84 — Mark McNulty 7373-144 while Jeff Sluman was among those at 132 after Minnesota at Baittmore, 1:35 p.m. ■ Froncop 0000 Sontovenc 3 000 Ron Streck 67-65—132 and Rob Lovett belted a three-run San Francisco 44 40 S35 4Vi 3011 R ive ra ss 3000 Nystrom upset victim Ben Crenshaw 7373—144 Dan Pohl 6344—132 homer for Car Wash. Shooting a round of 65 that featured a 45-foot birdie Milwaukee at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Houston 44 43 .517 4 TredPYSb Tom Watson 7472—144 Detroit at California, 4;(K p.m. Cnepenib 1000 Dopsonp 2 000 Je ff Slum an 47.45—132 Standings; Medical Supply 9-3, Brav putt from the fringe. Cincinnati 43 44 .483 9 R Ilo p 3000 P o rre ltp 0000 BASTAD, Sweden — Marcelo Filippini of Ian Woosnom 7371—147 Emie (Jonzales 65-47—132 Jewelers 8-4, Jones Landscaping'34, Toronto at (Xikland, 4:05 p.m. San Diego 40 49 .449 12 Brian Marchbonk 7374—147 Cleveland at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. Reed c 1000 H eskelhp 0000 Uruguay upset top-seeded defending champion MAK Company 7-5, Lothrop Insurance Atlanta 31 55 .3U NV> TJon esp h 0000 Jo y Moos 71-74-147 37, Cummings Insurance 37, Gentle M r Joakim Nystrom of Sweden 6-2, 6-3 Friday to reach Corev Pavin 7473—147 Burke p 0000 Touch C a r W ash 4-8, J .C . Penney 2-10. Lota Game Not Inctuded Totals 3*411 4 Totals the semifinals of the $245,000 Swedish Open tennis Hubert Green 7473—147 Porter Is Ineligible American League reaulta Los Anoolos 3, Chicago 2, 10 Innings 8 342 Ken Brown 7372—147 Transactions Ondnnall6,Montreal3 championships. Rodger D avis 7371—147 Northern NEW YORK — Michael Porter, who averaged Houston 5, Phlladslphla2 /Menlrsal 888 888 381—3 Also advancing were Italians Paolo Cane and Gordon Brand 7374—147 13.5 points a game as a starter at shooting guard for P itts b u rg 8, Sv disabled list, Demler rectrooctlveto and Pat Zappala, George Parker and Agassi In semis IP H R E R B B SO 4 p.m. — White Sox at Yankees, Channels 22,30, DANVERS, Moss (AP) — Scores Friday Kansas City National League reaulta Ju ly 8. ____ Dave Mazzoll added two blows each. STUTTGART, West Germany — Second-seeded WPOP after the second round of the S300JXIO LPG A BASKETBALL Sabrhon L,103 6 9 3 2 1 4 Boston Five Classic, being played at the NoNenol BoMn HNM AseedoHen Andre Agassi of the United States advanced to the Gleoton 2 0 0 0 0 2 Aatroa 5. Phllllea 2 4 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Boston Five Gassic, ESPN por-72, AJIOOvard Tara Ferncraft Course HDUSTDN RDCKETS—Released Nike semifinals of the $350,000 men’s Nabisco Grand Prix Boston Inland (lahing adviaory 4 p.m. — Wide World of Sports: Olympic boxing (o-denotesom oteur): World B. Free, guard. Clemens W,135 9 5 1 0 1 14 Colleen walker 4349—135 JAM Grinding topped Brown's Pack­ tennis tournament by defeating Sweden’s Jonas HOUSTON PHILA Trout fishing has been good at the trials, Olympic track and field trials. Channels 8,40 Becky Pearson 47-73-140 age Store, 131, at Nike Field, kevin O b rhM O b rh M Farmington River Trout Management NEW JERSEY NETS-Extended the Kelley had four hltslncludlngohomerto Svensson 7-5, 31 Friday. Twined,OrlolaaZ GYoung cf 3 1 0 0 Samuel 2b 3 0 1 2 Area and at Highland Lake during the 4 p.m. — Boxing: Simon Brown vs. Jorge Vaca, Kathryn Young 71-49^140 contract of Bob AAocKInnon, assistant Doran 2b 3 1 2 0 B rad ley If Cln^ Rorlck 7370—140 general m anager, through the 198389 pace JA M 'S 18 -h lto tfack. Ed K en neslon , “ He had bad iuck, but then again I played pretty 4 0 0 0 past week, according to DEP field IB F welterweight title, Channel 3 Cathy Marino 7370-140 Dan Dumond, Pete Anthony and Loren P u h lrf 3 1 2 1 C Jam e scf 4 0 0 0 personnel. Foir trout fishing Is Indi­ Nauss added three hits apiece and Al strong,’’ the 18-year-old American said after his MINNESOTA BALTIMORE B a s s rf 10 0 0 Schmdt3b 3 0 1 0 cated at Beach Pond, Crystal Lake In 7:30 p.m. — Mets at Braves, Channels 9, 20, B e iw King 71-49^140 PHD'e n IX SUNS—Signed Jeff Hor- o b r h b l O b rh M Jon Stephenson 71-49^140 Little ond Earl Lappen two each. Bob victory. GD avIs 1b 4 1 1 3 M Young rf 4 0 0 0 Ellington, Moshapaug Lake, Hamilton WKHT nacek, guard, to a mulHvear contract. Gladden If 3 0 0 1 Hughes rf 4 0 1 0 B ell 3b 4 1 1 1 Russell c 3 1 1 0 Reservoir, Mt. Tom Park, Colebroak tleutber Drew 4372— 141 FOOTBALL CornellandCelllns Judd each rippedtwo In the semifinals, Agassi will play sixth-seeded Oovldsn rf 4 0 11 Gerhart cf 4 0 2 0 7:30 p.m. — Cycling: Sundance Juice Sparkler Carolyn Hill 7370— 142 hitsfor Brown's. BHatchr If 4 0 0 0 M Thm pph 10 0 0 Reservoir, the Qulneboug, Scantic, Notlenol Peelball League Henri Leconte of France, who defeated Haiti’s Puckett cf 4 1 2 0 CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 0 R a m irzss 4 0 1 0 GGross 1b 4 0 0 0 Blackledge, Jeremvs and Hammo- Grand Prix, ESPN Pam Allen 7448-142 BUFFALD BILLS-SIgned Zeke God­ G aettl3b 4 1 1 2 M urray dh 4 0 2 0 Jane (leddes 71-71—142 Blgglo c 4 0 0 0 Je ltz ss 2 10 0 nasset Rivers. son, linebacker. Agreed to terms with Bo Pagan! Ronald Agenor 33, 34 in 76 minutes. La rk in dh 4 0 0 0 Trober1b 4 0 0 0 Deshales p 3 0 0 0 K (k o s s p . 10 0 0 8:30 p.m. — Arena Football: New England at Beth Daniel 71-71—142 Wright, running back; Carlton Bailey, H a rp erc 4 0 0 0 Sheets If 4 1 1 0 . Largemauth boss fishing has been Sally Quinlan 4373— 142 In the other semifinal match on Saturday, D arw in p 1000 B arrett ph 10 0 0 good at Middle Bolton Lake, Beachdale Pittsburgh, ESPN llnebocker, and Pete Curkendoll, nose Allstate Business Machine over­ Hrbek 1b 3 1 0 0 Kennedyc 3 0 0 0 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 Caroline Gowan 7373—143 ta ckle. whelmed Keith Realty, 235, at Paganl ninth-seeded Guiilermo Perez-Roidan of Ecuador Gagne ss 3 1 2 0 Schu3b 4 1 1 1 Pond, Mansfield Hollow Reservoir, Kim Williams 7348—143 Tekulvep 00 00 Uncos Lake, Eos* Twin Lake and DENVER BRDNCDS-SIgned Gerald Field. For Allstate, Jim Colta and Ted meets llth-seeded Andre Gomez of Ecuador. Lm brdz 2b 2 0 00 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 2 1 Totals 30 S 7 5 Totals N 2 3 2 Wononscopomuc Lake; fair at Lake SUNDAY Myra Block welder 7 3 4 8 - 143 Perry, offensive tackle, to a series of Holmes each had four hits, Chris Alelo Totals n 4 4 4 Totals 34 2 9 1 Solly Little 7373—143 McDonough. Smallmouth boss fishing 10:30 a.m. — British Open, Channels 8,40 one-year contracts. and Lloyd Boutlller three apiece and Houston 080 000 001—4 Is good at the Stanley Works area on the Atarlene Rovd 7371— 143 DETRDIT LIDNS—Signed Chris Spiel- Ja c k B u rg , Jo hn S ta n iz z i, A l W otsonand Minnosota 230 000 008-4 1 p.m. — Royals at Red Sox, Channels 80,38, WTIC Housotonlc River, Hogback and Col8 Nina Foust 7371— 143 man, linebacker. Tim Cooney two apiece. Bob Hlghter Top-seed Garrison upset Balttmoro ON 000 N 8-3 Game M/Innlng RBI — GDavIs (8). bfook R si^ o ln i, Coventry Lake, She- 1:30 p.m. — White Sox at Yankees, SportsChan- RoMnWalton 7370-143 HDUSTDN DILERS-Slgned Dean Steln- roped three hits and Je ff Keith a pair for (tame.WInnlng RBI — (joettl (8). E—Bell 2, JoRussell. LDB—Houston 4, Kathy Whitworth BRUSSELS, Belgium — Isabei Cueto of West nlpslt Lake and the Shetucket River. nel, W PO P 71-73-144 kuhler, oftonslve tackle; William Fuller, K e ith . DP—Minnesota 2. LDB—Minnesota 3, Phllodelphla5.2B—Puhl,Samuel,Ramlrez. Pickerel fishing Is fair at Long Pond, Llsetotte Neumann 7372— 144 defensive end, ond Audrey McMIlllan, Germany upset top-seeded Zina Garrison of the Baltimore 4. 2B—Sheets, Hughes. 3B— HR-GDavIs (N), Bell (2). SB— 2 p.m. — Mets at Brves, Channel 9, WKHT Lenore RItten house 7470— 144 coraerbock. BRIpken. HR—Goettl (20), Schu (4). SB— Rowrs Lake and Tyler Pond. Pike WeatSIde United States 34,7-5 Friday to reach the semifinals GYoung (49), Doran 2 (11). S—KGross. fishing Is good at Bantam Lake; fair on 3 p.m. — Wide World of Sports: Olympic boxing Donna Coponl 7 3 4 9 - 144 INDIANAPDLIS CDLTS-Agreed to Puckett (4). SF—Gladden. IP H R RR BB SO the Connecticut River and In Its coves. Nancy Brown 7373— 145 terms with Gary Hogeboom, quarterback. of the $75,000 Belgium women’s tennis champion­ IP H R E R BB trials, Olympic track and field trials. Channels 8,40 Lisa Walters 7471— 145 A pair of late three-run bursts powered Kokanee fishing Is good at East Twin SAN FRANCISCD 49ERS-Slgned BUI Thrifty Package Stare over Blue D x, 32, ships as persistent rain and wind chased the MUineseta Deshales W,84 7 3 2 2 3 4 Lake and Wononscopomuc Lake; fair 4 p.m. — Golf: LPG A Boston F ive Gassic, ESPN Deedee Lasker 7471—145 Rotnonowskl, llnebocker. at Paganl Field. Wes Garner hod three Leo W ,44 41-3 9 2 2 1 Darwin S,1 2 0 0 0 0 1 a t W est HIM Pond. Potty Sheehan 77-48-145 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-SIgned Ron hits and BUI Hanson ond Steve Eafano tournament indoors. Atherton 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 Fishing for panfIsh Is excellent 4 p.m. — Motorsports: Toronto Indy, Channels 22, Joan PItcock 7375—145 Mottes, tackle. Agreed to terms with Reardon S,24 1 0 0 0 0 K(3ross Like 7 4 4 4 2 Dale Eggellng 7471—145 two apiece for Thrifty's. Jeff Stein hod The fifth-seeded Cueto wiil play Aranxta Sanchez * throughout eastern Connecticut; good 30 Greg Golnes, llnebocker. threehItsforBlueDx. Scherrer 83 1 0 0 0 1 at Mudge Pond, Hatch Pond, Mt. To;n of Spain in Saturday’s semifinal. Ballard L4-7 9 4 4 4 2 Tekulve 1 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 Pond and Wood Creek Pond In Norfolk. Leonard ends Scoreboard ‘Royal wedding’ Joyner-Kersee, Lewis off AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM PITCHING TEAM BATTING his connection ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA AB R H HR RBI Pet drawing notice Baseball M liw u k e e 3.33 702 289 235 412 5 C h ica g o 3043 353 809 67 335 .266 to fast starts at U.S. trials O aklan d 3.59 784 329 307 509 4 35 L o s A n g les 2917 376 763 56 355 .262 New Y o rk 3.60 745 312 242 483 5 26 New Y o rk 2989 395 776 80 371 .260 By Jeff Bradley Bv Bert Rosenthal K o n s C ty 3.66 763 313 249 448 7 20 A tla n ta 2931 337 742 57 319 .253 with Oiympics D e tro it 3.75 721 319 265 491 5 21 P Itsb uroh 2964 382 751 71 363 .253 The Associated Press The Associated Press Maior League atetlaitica T o ro n to 3.94 800 350 316 509 7 28 S tL o u ls 3055 321 769 41 297 .252 T exos 4.01 703 349 365 513 8 18 M o n tre a l 3051 352 769 58 320 .252 M ln e so ta 4.09 799 350 244 518 5 28 TORONTO — The prime minister sent his INDIANAPOLIS - Jackie Molor Laowt ■ottlne Avtroett San F rn c is c o 2878 375 723 65 353 .251 C a llfrn lo 4.15 792 362 311 480 7 19 H ouston 3011 369 749 46 339 .249 regrets, but most people would give up Stanley Joyner-Kersee and Carl Lewis, By Ed Schuyler Jr. CempM* mroufh eomw el 'niimdav B oston 4.20 762 350 271 594 7 14 AMERICAN LRAOUE C IncInatl 3020 358 736 72 332 .244 The Associated Press C Ive la n d 4.26 838 377 251 455 5 25 Son D ieg o 2885 299 694 45 282 .241 Cup tickets to attend Saturday's wading of two of the nation's brightest TRAMEATTINO C h ica g o 4.28 812 375 294 397 5 22 AE R H HR RRI R c t P h llo d lp h la 2916 318 686 58 301 .235 hockey superstar Wayne Gretzky and Ameri­ Olympic hopes, showed why Se attle 4.39 784 375 290 509 3 15 INDIVIDUAL BATTINO B oston 2»S9 42S $49 5 i 3M .287 B a ltim re 4.75 868 411 264 416 3 14 can actress Janet Jones, a lavish event Friday during the opening events LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Sugar Ray Leonard, one of M in n e so ta 29«S 415 835 90 387 .279 210 o r m o re a t bats. INDIVIDUAL PITCHING AB R H HR RBI PCt Canadians are calling their “ royal wedding." of the U.S. Olympic track and I ’t the golden boys of the 1976 Games in Montreal, K o n sos C ity 2953 383 793 67 355 .289 5 or more decisions. N ew Y o rk 2978 439 802 76 409 .269 G P e rry A tl 269 36 91 6 44 .338 Gretzky, matter-of-factly referred to as field trials. severed his connection with the 1988 U.S. Olympic IP H BB SO W L ERA G a la ra g a M o n 353 65 119 20 55 .337 T o ro n to 3065 423 809 85 394 .264 K e y T o r 39 35 4 22 5 1 1.83 “ The Great One," is Canada's most eligible Joyner-Kersee. the world re­ Boxing Team Friday as the discord surrounding the D e tro it 2899 408 763 85 373 .263 Sabo c m 315 46 98 10 35 .311 Hernondz Det 40 27 16 31 5 2 2.01 P a lm e iro C h i 352 46 109 6 29 .310 bachelor — and not just because of the cord holder and 1987 world team continued M llv ra u k e e 2971 364 769 60 336 .259 Harvey Cal 47 33 15 41 4 2 2.12 C le v e la n d 3033 385 786 80 364 .259 M c G e e S tL 366 46 113 1 34 .309 estimated $2.5 million a year he collects on and Leonard, who won three pro titles, is known to be V io la M in 140120 27 10414 2 2.24 G ra c e C h i 227 31 70 5 27 .308 champion in the heptathlon, got O o klo n d 3131 429 807 86 404 .258 Heneman Det C a lifo rn io 3010 385 775 57 353 .257 41 28 14 29 4 2 2.40 D aw son C h i 330 42 101 15 47 .306 off the ice. off to a record start after the first pondering another comeback, but his resignation as Clemens Bsn 160 122 28 18612 5 242 B o n lllo P it 324 57 98 17 59 .302 S e a ttle 2952 358 753 83 330 .255 C rim M il 57 40 17 25 2 4 2.51 The 27-year-oid hockey wizard is regarded as two events of the two-day, seven- a special advisor was not tied to that. T e x a s 2955 341 747 65 317 .253 L a w C h i 301 34 91 5 41 .302 G u o n te N Y 60 39 14 50 4 5 2.54 RThOOSOn S F 255 37 77 2 25 .302 a national treasure, a Mr. Clean who acts as event competition in steamy His action came on the eve of the box-offs to select C h ic a g o 2964 353 713 85 323 .241 D W a rd T o r 57 51 31 44 5 0 2.54 B a ltim o re 2942 303 672 79 283 .228 Sh elb y L A 248 42 75 5 36 .302 ambassador-without-portfoiio for the sport he Indiana University Track and the 12 Olympic team members. August M il 49 37 18 24 4 3 2.55 G ib so n L A 306 63 92 17 49 .301 INDIVIDUAL BATTINO Gublczo KC loves and creates a role model that would put Field Stadium. It also followed by a day after the suspension of 210 o r m o re at bats. 139 127 50 86 12 5 2.58 B on d s P it 313 66 92 15 28 .294 HIguero M il 110 80 26 81 6 5 2.69 L a rk in CIn 326 55 96 10 36 .294 Babe Ruth to shame. She began by running the Coach Ken Adams was upheld; he was replaced as AB R H HR RBI Pct AAJocksonSea 60 48 23 44 3 2 2.70 B o g g s B sn 313 59 111 2 31 .355 V a n s iv k e P it 340 56 100 14 65 .294 It's not surprising, then, that his decision to head coach by Tom Coulter, and three boxers who P lu n k O ak 37 27 20 34 5 1 2.70 D o n le ls CIn 271 52 79 9 39 .292 100-meter hurdles in 12.71 se­ P u c k e tt M in 353 54 124 11 66 .351 AAndeson Min 105114 20 47 6 6 2.83 tested positive for drugs were disqualified. G re e n w e ll B sn 310 44 107 IS 71 .345 M c R e y ld s N Y 309 42 90 12 51 .291 marry an actress from Missouri who posed for conds, the fastest ever by an LaPoint Chi 129112 37 64 7 9 2.87 O quendo S tL 220 11 64 2 18 .291 W in fie ld N Y 301 57 103 15 62 .342 Condlarlo NY 119 102 15 95 10 5 2.88 the March 1987 issue of Playboy magazine has American heptathlete, then Leonard said he felt Army coach Hank Johnson L o n s fo rd O ak 360 56 119 5 40 .331 B H o tch e r H m 334 52 97 3 33 .290 S tieb T o r 117 97 47 83 10 5 2.93 S tra w b ry N Y 297 63 86 21 55 .290 set the nation abuzz. cleared 6 feet, 4 inches, in the high should have replaced Adams, also of the Army, who T ra m m ll D et 267 45 88 10 40 .330 BerenguerMln 63 47 35 71 8 3 3.02 B re tt K C 325 42 107 13 61 .329 B re am P it 250 29 72 7 34 .288 “ What I can't figure out is why he chose to jump, the best ever for a U.S. was accused of assaulting a USA-Amateur Boxing Robinson Det 110 83 40 8010 3 3.02 D unston C h i 326 43 94 8 42 .288 BERG B u rk s B sn 273 54 88 11 48 .322 Bankhead Sea m arry a Playboy bunny when he could ha ve the heptathlete. Federation staffer May 12 at Colorado Spring. A S o llto r M il 323 63 104 4 27 .322 66 58 19 53 4 3 3.12 D y k s tra N Y 260 39 75 3 14 .288 Alexondr Det 137131 27 76 8 4 3.15 S c lo s c ia L A 236 22 68 2 25 .288 pick of the crop," complained one letter to the Those performances gave Johnson coaches five of the Olympic Trials D w E v o n s B sn 337 SO 107 7 64 .318 L a m p B sn 46 39 8 29 3 3 3.15 W oshgtn N Y 242 32 77 4 34 .318 S a x L A 341 44 98 5 33 .287 Edmonton Sun. Joyner-Kersee a total of 2,313 champions. Russell Tex 91 91 33 44 8 2 3.16 G w ynn SD 260 30 73 3 26 .281 M a ttin g ly N Y 285 S3 89 7 43 .312 S isk B it “ It is a very sad situation when you have a coach, S e ltie r K C 315 51 98 5 34 .311 50 64 21 16 3 2 3.22 B u tle r S F 304 60 85 3 21 .280 But wedding guest Gordie Howe, a hockey points, 136 points more than she Wegmon M il 108 101 25 41 9 6 3.25 B ro o k s M o n 351 35 98 10 55 .279 Y o u n t M il 336 53 104 8 46 .310 Thigpen Chi 54 57 21 30 5 5 3.31 hall of famer, described the bride as “ OK, if had after two events when she set who allegedly urinated in public as the No. 1 man," R H end so n N Y 262 58 81 5 30 .309 B rn o n sk v S tL 273 40 76 14 SD .278 H udson N Y 84 67 25 43 6 3 3.33 M o re la n d SD 282 23 78 3 33 .277 you like them young and beautiful," and the the world record of 7,158 at the Leonard said. “ That was the straw that broke the R a y C a l 320 46 98 2 46 .306 Guzman Tex 137105 57110 9 6 3.36 F ra n c o C le 347 55 106 9 31 .305 O S m lth S tL 343 52 95 2 27 .277 Toronto Star heralded “ the royal wedding of a 1986 U.S. Olympic Festival in camel's back. Jo h n N Y 99117 23 48 7 2 3.38 R ain e s M o n 292 47 81 7 33 .277 G o e ttl M in 325 43 99 19 54 .305 McCasklll Col 120120 44 84 7 5 3.38 Canadian prince and his starlet lady." Houston. Coulter, 57, of Syracuse, was accused of urinating H rb e k M in 289 45 88 17 43 .304 Coleman StL 360 45 99 2 18 .275 F ile r M il 61 61 16 20 5 3 3.39 D Ja m e s A tl 240 34 66 1 22 .275 Western Report magazine said: “ It will be Later Friday, Joyner-Kersee, in public during a two-week trip with a boxing team G ru b e r T o r 324 44 90 11 S3 .302 H ough T ex 149118 77 107 8 10 3.44 S o lo z o r D et 263 43 79 10 45 .300 H aves P h i 313 36 85 5 39 .272 the closest thing to a royal wedding this who came into the Trials intent on A P photo to the Soviet Union in March. He denied the charge Schmidt Bit 63 59 21 33 3 3 3.45 M T h m p sn P h i 228 31 62 2 16 .272 B a rre tt B sn 345 55 103 0 40 .299 R euss C h i 91 89 24 44 6 6 3.45 country has seen since Pierre Trudeau took smashing her world record, was and expressed surprise at Leonard's comments. H a ll C le 289 37 86 2 34 .298 CandlottI Cle 139 156 34 98 7 7 3.50 NATIDNAL LEAGUE CLEARS HURDLE — Jackie Joyner-Kersee, shown in a Larry Ramirez, 51, of Fontana, Calif., has moved O B rIen T e x 306 30 90 9 36 .294 Stewart Ook 157140 68 86 12 7 3.50 TEAM PITCHING Margaret Sinclair as his bride almost 20 years to compete in the shot put and the D H ed son O ok 242 49 71 11 45 .293 GDavIs Oak ago." 200-meter dash. file photo, was off to a fast start in the heptathlon with two from No. 2 assistant to No. 1 assistant. A No. 2 man L a r k in M in 287 » 83 2 40 .209 112117 45 73 6 4 3.54 ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA W e lch O ak 145 143 45 81 10 6 3.54 N ew Y o rk 3.09 691 275 233 584 14 24 Canadians have learned all about Miss She will complete the heptath­ will be selected, and Johnson is one of the A D avIS Sea 240 35 69 12 38 .288 B o s lo M il 135143 22 54 610 3.54 L o s A n g ls 3.15 706 273 265 519 10 27 records in two events at the U.S. Olympic Trials that C an seco O ok 348 72 100 24 67 .287 Kllgus Tex Jones' former flings with tenhis pro Vitas lon Saturday with the long jump, candidates. M c G rIff T o r 275 56 79 16 40 .287 124114 40 56 7 8 3.57 M o n tre a l 3.18 721 285 276 498 7 22 opened today in Indianapolis. i,! Atherton Min 48 41 16 32 5 4 3.59 Sn F rn e se 3.47 707 300 239 463 7 27 Gerulaitis and actor Bruce Willis, while the javelin throw and the 800 “ We need to have a military coach," said super C D ovIS C a l 335 44 95 12 54 .284 LSmIth Bsn 42 44 23 44 3 4 3.61 C h lco g o 3.52 762 308 287 478 7 19 Jo y n e r C a l 334 39 95 5 44 .284 SwIndHI Cle Gretzky's former girlfriend, Vickie Moss, was meters. meters, I got into gear,” said except about the weather. He heavyweight Robert Salters, who is stationed at Ft. Reynolds Sea 315 30 89 2 21 .283 134136 24 9310 8 3.62 H ouston 3.53 750 315 282 554 8 22 Boddicker Bit 132130 44 91 511 3.68 P ltts b rg h 3.54 728 309 264 436 7 21 tracked down in Los Angeles for comments on Prior to the Trials, Bob Kersee, Lewis, the co-American record- Bragg, N.C. “ I'm crossing my fingers they name of Carter Cle 345 55 97 16 63 .281 Lebrndt KC called the combination of the heat Retcher Tex 320 40 90 0 30 .281 124135 32 58 510 3.71 CIncInatl 3.63 719 323 290 499 6 15 his new match. her husband and coach, said his Hank Johnson." S a b r t w K C 145 144 32 91 10 7 3.72 S tL o u ls 3.68 787 328 269 462 5 22 holder in the 100 with a 9.93 and humidity the worst in which G o n tn e r M il 289 33 81 0 24 .280 Langston Sea 143140 57141 7 8 3.77 wife was hoping for a score of Of the turmoil, 25-year-old Salters said: “ We're WWIISon K C 343 42 96 1 24 .280 S o n D le g o 3.72 758 328 263 506 6 22 Rumors got so out of hand that Gretzky clocking. he ever has competed. R n le y C o l 105 94 40 64 5 8 3.77 P h llo d lp h 3.94 785 341 321 458 3 20 intervened to assure reporters he did not pay 7,194. going to have to jell together and deal with it. The Le m o n D e t 265 35 74 7 30 .279 Nelson Ook 62 61 22 39 5 3 3.77 Atlanta 4.67 852 401 308 439 2 15 “ I felt good and I'm pleased “ But we're running on the best G B e ll T o r 339 46 94 11 49 .277 M o h o rc ic T ex more than $200,000 for Miss Jones' three-carat “ We're going after the first-day with the time.” older guys are going to have to sit down and have a T rto b ll K C 272 45 75 13 46 .276 40 47 12 18 2 5 3.79 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING track in the country,” he said. Farrell Cle 135 136 40 54 9 6 3.87 5 or more decisions. world record, too,” Kersee said. talk with the younger guys. I think we can do that." J a v ie r O a k 263 31 72 2 25 .274 S w ift Sea wedding ring; Burt Reynolds was not invited; The time, equalling the Kevin Young, the two-time F e m n d i T o r 355 39 97 4 39 .373 112119 34 35 6 6 3.94 IP H BB SO W L ERA Salters is one of four Army Boxers, all of them P e tty C a l 97 92 38 40 3 5 3.98 M y e rs N Y 37 23 5 37 5 0 1.22 honeymoon plans do not include Lear jets and “ I would like to see her around seventh-best in history, also NCAA from UCLA, had the Q u in on es Sea 275 36 75 8 25 .273 JMcDwII Chi C o tto Sea 257 32 70 4 24 .272 103 87 39 57 4 6 3.98 A P e n a L A 52 34 18 43 3 3 1.57 private yachts, and guests will drink Canadian 4,300 points. shattered the Trials record of fastest time among the hurdlers, Olympic Trials champion^, who have trained L e tte r N Y 47 42 25 S3 4 3 3.99 P e re z M o n 91 62 22 66 6 3 1.58 Whitaker Det 254 32 69 6 32 .372' P e re z C h i champagne, not Dom Perignon. Joyner-Kersee went after It 10.06, set by Lewis in 1984, and the clocking 48.27. Johnson at Ft. Huachuca, Ariz., since January. The C R IP ken B it 314 49 85 14 SO .271 103 98 40 67 8 5 4.01 F ra n c o CIn 47 33 15 22 2 5 1.74 BauHsta Bit 92 90 23 44 5 6 4.12 H o lto n L A 46 37 12 23 4 2 1.96 “ We want it to be as first-class as possible, quickly. stadium record of 10.05, set by The hurdles semifinals will be others are Anthony Hembiick, 165; Alfred Cole, 178, R ed u s C h i 210 32 57 5 30 .371 M W IttC O I H o w e ll C a l 269 » 72 5 35 .368 134141 48 85 6 9 4.23 ParrettMon 64 42 36 4610 2 1.96 but it is not a million-dollar wedding like She skimmed over the hurdles Calvin Smith in 1982. and Ray Mercer, 201. Bailee Cle 107 101 33 40 7 8 4.29 Tudor StL 101 87 25 35 4 4 Z13 run Saturday and tbe final B ra n tle y Sea 318 45 84 14 41 .264 M M o o re S e a flawlessly, breaking the U.S. Kennedy McKinney, the 119-pound champion L o u d n e r M in 212 24 56 9 31 .264 117107 37 69 4 9, 4.a,^ ,,GAAaddux,Chl .., 156118 51 91 15 3 ZU everyone says. We^e from sensible families," In romping to victory in his 100 Sunday. D o tso n N Y 92 89 31 39 7 3 4.38*'^ '^ A g o s to H trr 57 46 18 21 7 0 2.35 heptathlon record of 12.85 she set from Killeen, Texas, also has trained at Ft. B ro o k e n s D et 236 38 62 4 29 .263 Straker Min said the Edmonton Oilers star, whodidn'tdeny heat, Lewis advanced into Friday Diane Dixon, a 1984 Olympic F W h tte K C 281 28 74 6 38 .263 60 66 18 17 2 4 A S McDwII NV) no 56 45 22 22 4 2 2.41 Huachuca since January although he no longer is in Flanagan Tor 122 125 49 56 9 6 4.35 Knepper Htn 111 93 40 64 9 2 Z43 buying his bride a $207,500 Rolls Royce as a during the 1986 Goodwill Games night's second round. The semifi­ relay gold medalist, registered G u ille n C h i 315 28 83 0 20 .263 O n tiv e ro s O ok L y n n B it 251 32 66 17 31 .263 51 51 20 29 3 3 4.38 Harris Phi 52 43 24 31 3 2 Z44 wedding gift. at Moscow. nals and final will be held the fastest time in the first-round the Army. Tonono Det 117 125 41 7211 4 4.40 W a lk R t 124 97 35 46 10 4 Z47 B ra g g s M il 272 30 71 10 42 .261 W e lls T o r Miss Jones, 27. is from Bridgeton. Mo., Then, on her third and final Saturday. heats of the women's 400, clock­ If an Olympic Trials champion win Saturday at Parker Oak 268 31 70 9 37 .261 59 59 31 51 3 5 A40 C o n e N Y 114 86 45 98 9 2 2.52 CetuttlTor 78 88 26 44 4 5 4.40 D eM rtInezA A on 131 119 35 69 9 7 2.61 outside St. Louis, and has appeared in the films attempt, she broke her American Lewis is trying to duplicate his ing 51.00. She easily beat Valerie Caesars Palace, he makes the Olympic team. If he S n y d e r a e 310 44 81 18 S3 .261 R hoden N Y StiiwII KC 299 44 78 7 36 .261 83 93 26 47 4 6 4.43 H e rsh lse r L A 141 114 42 92 13 4 Z62 “ American Anthem," “The Flamingo Kid," heptathlon record of 6-2 3-4 in the 1984 Olympic performance, seek­ loses, there w ill be another bout Sunday, with the Bannister KC 110 105 46 S3 8 7 4.50 Rllo CIn 94 65 4T 87 9 4 Z67 Brisco, tbe 1984 Olympic cham­ Ja c o b y C le 327 40 85 6 24 .260 L e o M in “ A Chorus Line" and “ Police Academy 5." high jump, set in the 1987 World ing gold medals in the 100, 200, winner making the team. M u rra y B it 336 39 87 14 41 .259 77 91 31 51 5 4 4.56 D Sm tth H tn 34 38 IS 25 3 5 Z67 pion, who was second in 51.61. L o n g C h i 83 99 24 36 3 4 4.57 Leary LA 117103 27 94 8 6 Z69 Championships at Rome. Joyner- The boxers wbo medically disqualified for testing R ic e B sn 287 27 74 4 38 .258 H u rst B sn It was her decision to wed in blue-collar long jump and 400-meter relay. The top qualifier for Saturday's B u sh M in 210 28 54 9 28 .257 117 135 39 M 9 4 4.60 McWlllmsStL 97 82 29 51 4 3 Z7D Kersee did not take any more positive for drugs were three of the 12 “most Blvleven Min 134153 32100 7 8 4.76 LeffertsSF 49 39 11 26 2 5 Z74 Edmonton, where Gretzky lives in a penthouse Edwin Moses, the 1976 and 1984 triple jump final was Charlie G la d d e n M in 327 54 84 6 351.257 Stotimyr Tor In c v g lla T ex 268 38 69 15 36 .257 86 92 34 61 3 8 4.80 Gott Rt 42 35 11 40 4 3 2.76 overlooking the Saskatchewan River and takes tries after clearing 6-4. Olympic champion in the men's Simpkins, with a wind-aided leap noteworthy" opponents selected by a six-man BIrkbeck M il 54 58 21 28 3 5 4.86 M o D o v Is S O 55 40 25 61 3 6 277 B a in e s C h i 321 34 82 10 38 .255 DMoore Col center ice with his trademark “ No. 99" Oilers Lewis, the four-time Olympic 400-meter intermediate hurdles, of 56-2 3-4. He was followed by committee. JC Io rfc N Y 263 S3 67 18 56 .255 22 35 7 12 3 2 4.91 JRoblnsonPtt 74 65 22 55 6 2 2.80 T ib b s B it 83 96 32 45 4 6 4.97 S m ile y P it 119 97 29 80 9 4 281 jersey. champion, won his opening-round began his quest for a record third Olympic silver medalist Michael They were Eric Griffin, 106, of Houston; Laveil P o sq u o C h i 231 31 59 10 31 .255 Ballard Bit B u e c h le T e x 268 35 68 10 29 .254 61 79 12 20 4 6 4.99 KGrossPhl 134119 47 96 8 5 289 Media requests for the wedding were so heat in the men's 100-meter dash hurdles title in the Games by Conley (55-7 3-4) and world Finger, 139, of St. Louis, and William Guthrie, 165, of AAorrIs Det 120 136 46 91 7 10 5.04 DesholesHtn 105 81 35 50 5 6 291 G W a lk e r C h i 324 41 82 7 36 .253 Terrell Det great that only pool coverage will be allowed. in 9.96, the fastest in the world this easily winning his first-round St. Louis. G w ils o n Sea 269 27 68 3 16 .253 87 91 38 40 3 7 5.07 Hawkins SD 127104 46 57 9 7 297 record-holder Willie Banks (a B u lc e C o l 37 36 17 35 2 4 5.11 Brian Lonon of Ft. Hood, Texas, was selected to Gooden NY 142132 3310211 5 3.04 “ This is not a sports event," said Gretzky. year and the first sub-10.0 clock­ heat. wind-aided 55-6 1-2). replace Griffin, but his coach notified he USA-ABF “ Some things should be between families and ing in any race other than a final. Moses was timed in 49.31, the Olympic champion A1 Joyner, that he could not make the weght in time. So James friends." “ I wasn't pleased with the flrst slowest of the five heat winners, Joyner-Kersee's brother, also Harris of Washington will box Trial champion Sportlight part of my race, but then about 30 but he was not concerned — reached the final, jumping 55-1. Michael Carbajal. Charles Murray of Rochester, N.Y., will replace Finger against Todd Foster of Great Falls, Mont., Bv The Associated Press 1938 — Paul Runyan wins the PGA golf Holyfield and Tillis battle with Tyson in mind and Darin Allen of Columbus, Ohio, will replace champonship by routing Sam Snead 8 and 7 in the Guthrie against Hembrick. Higblights from this date in sports history; final round. “ This is something I have pondered for a while J U L Y 16 Bv Tom Gardner as a heavyweight will be a test to see if a victory Saturday night will prove disqualification, has 14 knockouts in he move up into the heavyweight that his fighter is ready for two or now," a misty-eyed Leonard said of his resignation 1920 — Babe Ruth breaks bis own season record of 1952 — Avery Brundage, head of the United States The Associated Press his 18 professional victories {^*^90 division and deal with a man who gave at a news conference at which he accepted no 29 bomers with his 30th as the New York Yankees Olympic Committee since 1929, is elected president three more heavyweight bouts before pounds. He expects to weigh in for Tyson a hard time. questions. beat tbe St. Louis Browns. 5-2. Ruth ended the of the International Olympic Committee by a STATELINE, Nev. — When meeting Tyson. His target date for Saturday's fight at 201-202 pounds. For Tillis, 38-13-1, it may be the final that showdown is a year from now. The 10-round fight in an outdoor “ It shouldn't be a shock to the people who season with 54. margion of 30 to 17 over David Lord Burghley of Evander Holyfield and James appointed me to be an advisor," said the former 1920 — The United States sweeps Australia in five Britain. “ Quick” Tillis square off Saturday opportunity for a rematch against the But Holyfield reminded his trainer, arena at Caesars Tahoe is scheduled Olympic champion who went on to win three straight matches to win the Davis Cup for the first 1987 — Said Aouita of Morocco sets a world record night, their eyes will be on each other, man who defeated him by a 1-point “If I don't beat Tillis. there ain't to begin about 7:30 p.m. PD T gonna be no Tyson fight." s professional titles. “ My advice has been to a time since 1913. The U.S. team comprises of Bill in the 2,000 meter race with a time of 4:50.81 in a but their sights will be on Mike Tyson. decision as Tyson worked his way to Saturday and will be televised on sound-proof wall. Tilden and Bill Johnston. meet in Paris. For Holyfield. the undisputed crui- the top. Holyfield. the bronze medalist in the national pay cable television by serweight champion at 18-0. his debut Holyfield's trainer, Lou Duva. said 1984 Olympics after a controversial Showtime. »

* 6 8^^ VS * 4 * g4 Murphy’s home run in 10th NatioM^sdlive hands the Mets 4-3 setback in tourney play ATLANTA (AP) - Dale Mur­ victory over Montreal, snapping WINDSOR — The Manchester National All-Stars phy’s leadoff homer in the 10th the Expos’ eight-game winning remained alive In District Eight All-Star Tourna­ inning gave the Atlanta Braves a NL Roundup streak. ment play with a 5-4 victory over Windsor 4-3 victory over the New York With the Reds trailing 2-1. International Friday night at Welch Park. Mets Friday night. Barry Larkin started the eighth The Nationals scored the winning run in the Murphy’s 15th homer of the Deshaies. 6-6, struck out six. with a single off reliever Jeff bottom of the sixth inning on an RBI single by Mike year ended a four-game losing walked three and did not allow a Parrett. 10-3, and Kal Daniels Bottaro. That scored Jamie Lazzaris with the straek for the Braves and handed hit after the third inning. Danny drew a walk. Chris Sabo sacri­ winning run. He got on board on a walk. the Mets their fourth loss in five Darwin, making his first relief ficed to move the runners to The Nationals, 1-1 in the double elimination play, games. appearance of the season, pitched second and third. After Paul will face the loser of the Enfield-Somers game, also ’The home run came on an 0-1 two hitless innings for his first O’Neill grounded out. Davis hit a played Friday night, on the road Monday at 6 p.m. pitch from Mets’ relief ace Randy save. 1-0 pitch over the right-field fence Windsor took the lead in the top of the third before Myers. 5-1, and gave the victory Phillies starter Kevin Gross. for his 15th homer of the season. Manchester rallied for three rans. Jason Lazzaris to reliever Paul Assenmacher, 8-6, allowed only four hits in seven The Reds added two runs off walked and his brother, Jamie, singled. After a 4- 4. innings. He walked two and Tim Burke in the ninth on one-out strikeout and fielder’ s choice, Scott Scheinblum ’The Mets, who trailed 3-0 after struck out eight. singles by Larkin and Daniels. knocked in one run with an R B I single. Danny three innings, pulled into a 3-3 tie Dodgers 3, Cubs 2 Sabo’s sacrifice fly and O’Neill’s Carangelo walked and then Mike Helin got on board on Darryl Strawberry's National RBI single. on a bunt single. When the ball was thrown away, League-leading 22nd home run, a CHICAGO (AP) - Pinch-hitter Jose Rijo, 10-4, allowed only Jamie Lazzaris and Eddie Pinkin scored. high drive into the right-field Tracy Woodson hit a two-out three hits in seven innings. He ’Ihe Nationals added their fourth run in the fifth seats off reliever Bruce Sutter single in the top of the 10th inning struck out six and did not walk a inning. Pinkin singled, Scheinblum forced him at leading off the eighth inning. to score Dave Anderson from AP photo batter in posting a career high in second and he scored on an RBI single by Helin. Atlanta starter Zane Smith second base as the Los Angeles victories. His previous best was Jamie Lazzaris, in relief, was the winning pitcher ON FIRING LINE — Boston’s Roger struck out two and walked four in Dodgers defeated the Chicago nine with Oakland in 1986. for the Nationals. He worked one inning in which he Clemens makes his move toward the seven Innings, pitching out of a Cubs 3-2 Friday. gave up two hits, walked one and struck out one. Frank DiPino had relieved A1 plate during Friday's first game against bases-loaded jam fn the seventh Pirates 8, Giants 5 Helin started and went five innings. He gave up four when he struck out Thn Teufel on Nipper, 1-3, with two outs after hits, struck out three and issued two walks. Kansas City at Fenway Park. Clemens a 3-2 checked swing. Anderson led off the inning with a PITTSBURGH (AP) - Bobby Helin bad two hits to lead the National offense that struck out 16 to lead the Red Sox to a 3-1 Mets starter David Cone double into the left-field comer. Bonilla hit a tie-breaking two-run totaled seven hits. Bottaro at second base and victory. yielded seven hits and three runs Nipper retired pinch-hitter Mike' home mn and Barry Bonds had a Pinkin at shortstop played well defensively for the in eight innings. He walked five, Sharperson on a lineout to second solo homer and a two-mn double Manchester stars. all in the first three innings, and and Steve Sax on an infield out. Friday night as the Pittsburgh struck out seven. Woodson, O-for-9 this season, Pirates won their seventh in a singled to left. row. beating the San Francisco Morgan Astro* 5. Phillies 2 Alejandro Pena, 4-3, pitched Giants 8-5. Morgan plans From page 48 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - two innings to extend his score­ Reliever Bob Kipper. 2-2. Glenn Davis hit a three-run less string to 18 innings, covering pitched 3 2-3 hitiess innings for the at McKenna Field. Post 77 third victory as the Pirates extended SAFE AT THIRD — Manchester’s David homer and Jim Deshaies allowed his last 10 appearances. Jesse to stay awhile Price slides In safely with lead-off triple t>asefnan Matt Tierinni applies the late three hits in seven innings as the their longest winning streak of Orosco pitched the 10th and tag. Price was able to walk home on a Rick Rhoden, S-6, was the winner with relief help Houston Astros won their fifth earned his sixth save. the season and cut the New York Bv Howard Ulman in the top of the first inning against East from Pat Clements, Tim Stoddard, Dave Righetti straight game by beating the Mets’ lead in the N L East to 2>/^ The A ssociated Press Hartford in Zone Eight play Friday night balk. and Cecilio Guante, who earned his 11th save by slumping Philadelphia Phillies Reds 6, Expos 3 games — the ciosest they’ve been striking out Ken Williams. 5- 2 Friday night. MONTREAL (AP) - Eric since May 16, when they trailed BOSTON — Part of Joe Morgan’s job as the Rickey Henderson led off ther first with a single The loss was the fourth in a row Davis hit a three-run homer in the the Mets by two games. Boston Red Sox’ new manager is to convince his and stole second for his 43rd steal this season and and ninth in the last 10 games for eighth inning Friday night to Jim Gott retired the last five players they belong in the major leagues. Legion loses first Zone tilt 744th of his career. That moved him into a tie with the Phillies. rally the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-3 Giants for his 12th save. After 16 years of managing in the minors and all Harry Stovey for fifth place on the all-time career but abandoning hope of getting his own big-league EAST HARTFORD - Behind Cain struck out nine and walked bit intimidated tonight (by list. shot. Morgan is confident he belongs in the job the five-hit pitching of Tim Cain. two in going the distance. He was Cain),” Manchester Coach Dave Jack McDowell, 4-7, threw two wild pitches, suddenly ttrust upon him when John McNamara East Hartford inflicted the first in the m id ^ of a five-run first Morency said. allowing Henderson to score, then Mattingly was fired Thursday. Zone Eight loss on Manchester in inning uprising by East Hartford homered for a 2-0 lead. General Manager Lou Gorman said Morgan, Luis Gonzales was S-for-3, Paul American Legion baseball ac­ off losing pitcher Jim Kitsock. McDowell issudd bases-loaded walks to Dave Boston's ttiird-base coach, was an interim manager Caccavale had two hits and three tion, 12-2, Friday night at Marc Mangiafico, tbe ace of the Winfield and Washington in the third to make it 4-0. and a search would ^ more runs scored and Jim Bidwell and McKenna neld. East Catholic H i^ pitching staff Washington’s sacrifice fly off reliever John Davis permanent successoiRWW^' Bob Stefanik added two hits Post 77 is now 12-1 in the Zone this past spring, dbrove in two runs scored Mattingly, who had opened the fifth inning “ Interim means n<4|tt8 to me,’’ Morgan said a p i ^ for East Hartford. while Manchester drops to 13-1 in in the inning for Poet 77. with a single,^ moved to second on Jack Clark’s before his debut agalnk mKansas City Royals was Zone Eight play, 17-8 overall. Manchester plated Its first run Manchester has a pair of single, and advanced to third on a fielder’s choice. rained out and rescheduled as part of a twi-night Manchester handed East Hart­ in tbe top of the first. Dave Price exhibition games on Sunday doubleheader Friday. “I’m the manager of the ford its only Zone loss, 8-0, on led off with a triple and scored on against East Hartford starting at ballclub.’’ June 29. The pair wind* up the a balk by Cain. Price scored both 5 p.m. at Moriarty Field. Twin* 4, Orioles 2 Gorman said Morgan told him, “ I think you’ll find regular season against each other Mandiester runs. Five different M an d w fta r 1M 010 0—2-S-4 BALTIMORE (AP) — Gary Gaetti hit a two-nih I’m the right man.” on August 1 and then is expected players had one hit apiece for E o ttH o rlfe rd 500 241 x— 12-13-1 The new field boss may have to convince his S home run and Charlie Lea won for the fifth time in to meet in the Zone Eight playoff Manchester. Kitsock. Pot Moeulro (5) and Jim six starts Friday night as the Minnesota Twins players that they are the right men to bring the Red Pondort, Oem Lourlnltls (S); Coin and with the winner earning the trip to “Offensively we just didn’t aidw oll. Sox back from a mediocre first half and live up to the defeated the BaltimoK Orioles 4-2. the state tournament. have it and maybe we were a little WP- Coin, LP- Kitsock. Gaetti gave Minnesota a 2-0 lead in the first inning team’s preseason billing as a strong contender in with his 20th home run, a line drive over the left-field the American League East. fence off Jeff Ballard, 4-7. “ My Job is to get some faith into this ballclub, Lea, 6-4, allowed nine hits in 6 1-3 innings. The Morgan said. “ Faith is the point where a team or a right-hander who failed to win a major league game guy gets when he knows that he can do the job. UConn opens with Hartford for three full seasons (1985-87, when he was “ A lot of guys fail in the big leagues because they recovering from a rotator cuff injury) has allowed never get that faith within themselves,” he added. STORRS — The University of Connecticut Whaler home games at night. UConn will play one Friday night gam e in nine earned runs in his last 40 innings. “ They’re not really sure they belong here.” basketball team, coming off a 20-14 NIT McNamara said he was not pleased with the way championship campaign, is tentatively set to Hartford, that against Pepperdine completing he was let go, feeling he could have been told earlier open its 1988-89 season with its only Saturday the home-and-home Contract. Brewers 4, Rangers 2 in the All-Star break. night game on Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. at the Hartford The Huskies will also complete commitments “ I ’m hurt because it happened and I m Civic Center against the University of Hartford. with consecutive games on tbe road against ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Ted Higuera Purdue (Dec. 8) and Virginia (Dec. 10). Tbe pitched a five-hitter before needing last-out relief disappointed at the way it was handled.” UConn and Hartford have met twice previously McNamara, 56, told the Boston Herald. “ They could in UConn’s Connecticut Mutual Classic with game with tbe Boilermakers will be nationally from Dan Plesac and Paul Molitor had three hits televised on ESPN. Friday night as the Milwaukee Brewers dealt the TOWN CHAMPS — The Oilers won the Fedytnyk, Kevin Coughlin, John Helin, have told me Monday or Tuesday and not made me Hartford wiiming two years ago. 49-48, and the National Little League and Town wait and think I was going to be around at least for a HusUes a year ago in double overtinne, 96-94. UConn’s tentative schedule, subject to Texas Rangers their fourth straight defeat, 4-2. Peter Lescoe, Mike Helin. Back row: changes, is one short of the permitted 27 games. while longer.” The Huskies, due to scheduling conflicts with Milwaukee won its fifth straight and eighth in its Tournament titles this past season with Coach Bob Boland, Eric Lang, Eddy A date with Lehigh has been canceled with last 10 starts. Texas lost for the eighth time in its last a perfect 22-0 mark. This is the second Some of his ex-players spoke for him. the N H L’s Hartford Whalers, are scheduled for Pinkin, Peter Santos, Corky Coughlin, “ I really enjoyed playing for him.” right fielder four Saturday afternoon dates (moot likely 1 UConn looking for a date, preferably In Stom , 10 games. consecutive town titleforthe club. Team x l between Dec. 8-6. A complete schedule would Higuera, 7-5, struck out 12 and allowed no walks to David Botteron, Coach Corky Coughlin. Dwight Evans said. „ p.m.) at the Civic Center with Providence (Jan. members, from left, front row: Brendan Missing: Scott Scheinblum. “I’ll always have fond memories of Mac, 7). St. John’s (Jan. 28). Boston College (Feb. 11) mean 18 borne games (12 in Hartford, four in lead the Brewers to their 14th victory over the S to m ) and I I on tbe road. Rangers in the last 18 meetings. Prindiville, Josh Solomonson, Travis catcher (jcdman said. "He stuck with me when I and Pittsburgh (Feb. 25). This will aUow for wasn’t going well.” Mon iHaurbrstrr Hrralb Price takes lead at British Open SPORTS — see page 41

I W* cei “ w hir MORGAN WINS IN DEBUT we 1 mo wh Clemens K’s 16 wo sor 1 in Sox 3-1 win hor Air bef ifti AL Roandap mil V Hi 193 By The Associated Press kne l.v, BOSTON (AP) — Roger Clemens struck out 16 Sui batters in a 3-1 opening victory and Wade Boggs and Kei Rick Cerone homered in a 7-4 second gam e win as ¥ Boston swept the Kansas City Royals Friday night sev in Joe Morgan’s debut as the Red Sox’ manager. Wh Boston had lost eight of its 12 games before the Bro All-Star break, leading to the firing of John all, McNamara Thursday. Morgan was named interim hin manager before that night’s gam e against Kansas T City was rained out. Coi Clemens had eight strikeouts in the first three effc innings and got the last five outs on strikeouts. this He allowed five hits, pitched his ninth complete gam e and increased his m ajor league-leading total pla to 202 strikeouts, the third straight season he’s had into more than 200. He fanned at least 10 for the 10th time Aet this season and 31st time in his career, both team is SI records. The Red Sox are 4-6 against Kansas City this pla I season, with Clemens getting three of their 0 victories. He also had 16 strikeouts, his season high, Cor in one of them and eight in another. Ifli Dwight Evans gave the Red Sox a 2-0 lead with a H two-run homer in the first inning. Ctemens allowed waf two hits through five innings as BoMOn built a 3-0 Cal lead before the Royals got an unearned run in the his sixth. hea Clemens, 13-5, struck out the side in the first and third innings and fanned Danny Tartabull and Bo B Jackson in the second after George Brett grounded reci to first. ma: Evans’ eighth homer of the season followed Tl Boggs' leadoff single off Bret Saberhagen, 10-8. the The Red Sox took a 3-0 lead In the fourth after Jim pen< Rice’s one-out single. He was forced at second on afte Jody Reed’s grounder, but second baseman Frank White’s relay to first base went wild, allowing Reed B to reach second. Rich Gedman singled home Reed. tion Kansas City scored when Kurt Stillwell was safe reel on first baseman Todd Benzinger’s error and Kevin mec Seitzer and Tartabull singled. and In the second game, the Royals went ahead 1-0 in Con the first on a double by Bill Pecota and a single by Ct Seitzer off Mike Smithson, 4-3. avia Yankees 5, White Sox 3 Loui the I ^ ‘ V -<4. NEW YORK (AP) — Don Mattingly had three in a hits, including a home run, and scored three times, leading the New York Yankees to a 5-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox Friday night. Claude Washington drove in two runs with a Phoi Raginild nnto/M«nehMt*r Herald bases-loaded walk in a two-run third inning and a NO SWING — Manchester’s Dom Eight clash with East Hartford at fifth-inning sacrifice fly. Mattingly capped a Laurinitis has the bat cocked but doesn’t McKenna Field. East Hartford handed two-run first with a solo home run, his eighth of the season. pull the trigger as betakes a pitch during Manchester its first zone loss. Story on Friday nighfs American Legion Zone page 47 See MORGAN, page 46

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