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Strano Diane Hayes Angela Hence Aldo Maizadra Jack McTighe Bill Tabshey Irene Hulk Chris DeClantls United Press International O ’Neill won’t fault state briidge inspection / ------GREENWICH — State engineers have found loosened joints on the — See page 10 Mianus River bridge but say it is too soon to tell whether a pin failure caused a 100-foot section to collapse Tuesday, killing three people. safety of similarly constructed bridges on the Connecticut Turnpike, occurred “ I don't Want to get into that. It's still along a “ gold coast" section of the under investigation and I'm not draw­ Mianus, a picturesque river that ing conclusions right now," John MANCHESTER $73,900 empties into Long Island Sound. Cavanaugh, the state Department of At that point, the river is bordered by Spotless well cared for 3 BR home, spacious Transportation's engineer of bridges “A TRANSFER MAKE’S OWNER’S SAD ” $250,000 condominiums and hundreds LR, formal DR, eat-in kitchen, 1V4 baths, and structures said Wednesday. To leave this gorgeous three bedroom D U TC H C O L O ­ of sleep-aboard yachts. Crews began tightening the joints on fenced in yard and maintenance free siding. NIAL on a C U L -D E -S A C In Manchester. Features a first O’Neill said three similar bridges floor family room, formal dining room and so much | i d the remaining portions of the bridge along the turnpike in New Haven and more. Very private yard in a lovely wooded area. when engineers found “ some move­ y s another on the Milford-Stratford town Asking $104,900.00 ment on the pins,” Cavanaugh said. line would be first inspected with The pins, 7 inches in diameter, are repairs made as needed. A BEST BUY inserted in opposite ends of 4-foot-long The govenor saw the men fishing for arms or hangers which hold beams $60,500 beer bottles when he looked over the together at four points in the expansion ■ (Recently Reduced) OWNERS ANXIOUS bridge. gap in the bridge. He then moved on and circled flatbed trucks heaped with One of the pins was missing from the Three bedroom home in excellent massive pieces of metal — the first of Immaculate 3 bedroom Colonial, hanger connecting the span that many loads of parts for a $500,000 condition. Home features large collapsed, but DOT Commissioner J. MANCHESTER $65,900 large kitchen with many cabinets, temporary bridge, or patch over the William Bums said investigators have kitchen, VA baths, enclosed front and Charming 6 room Cape offering LR w/fire- gap, and to strengthen westbound built-in oven, stove and hood, pantry, not concluded whether the pin came back porches, vinyl siding and place, large country kitchen, 3 BRs, first floor ”A SUPER VALUE HERE ” lanes. In this brick front Ranch. A beauty thru out, 3 loose before the collapse or as the result den, FR, vinyl siding and city utilities. mud room, front porch w/new roof, of it. Until repairs are completed, the garage. Convenient location. For bedrooms, formal dining room, first floor family estimated 90,000 vehicles that normally Men in yellow hard hats fished for garage w/new door. Don’t let this one use the highway each day will continue more details, call usi room, fireplace, slidders to deck. Park like pri­ hundreds of empty beer bottles bobbing to be diverted to U.S. 1 or other roads, vate yard. $75,000.00. Herald pho)6 by Pinto in the Mianus River Wednesday. They slip by. $65,900. causing bumper-to-bumper traffic in We can help youtiecoint a FNEE were from the cargo of a tractor trailer MARKET the Fairfield County area during the "REALE" PROFESSIONAU SENTRV, “ TEDFORD N ow the Work begins that fell into the river when a 100-foot EVALUATION rush-hour traffic peaks. CiH 646^25. and lak far Daa chunk of the Connecticut Turnpike Real Estate Services inc* REAL ESTATE STRANO REAL ESTATE Tolls were temporarily suspended on sheared off at the expansion joints and 223 East Canlar SL. Mancltaslar 143 4046 Dr. Robert Butterfield congratulates the town's new the University of Connecticut Health center. The the Merritt Parkway, which is limited D.F. REALE, INC. 156 EAST CENTER ST. dropped 70 feet. ffaa/ Ealato 444 Hwtiord Tpk*. Rt*. M Vemon 647-9914 licensed emergency care specialists at a ceremony 24-hour emergency care program will begin early in to non-commercial vehicles and some ' ^ 7 17, Mda » . ■ni>im r, Cl. 24 Comwctlcul Bind.. Eatl Hartford, The 1:22 a.m. collapse Tuesday left a ■ U A L M T A T I It. 44-A, loltaN MANCHESTER,' CT. 646-2000 backups were reported. Trucks appar­ so Poqiionoek Am., Windtor I Wednesday evening in Manchester Memorial July. Story and another picture on page 3. gaping hole and closed a section of one 64A-451S ently heeded pleas to avoid the turnpike Hospital. Ten men passed a lengthy course given by of the nation's busiest highways, < > area and used other routes, O’Neill “COM E SEE” causing monumental traffic snarls. said. More than 30 state troopers were Expressing sorrow over the tragedy, assigned to help with traffic control and O'Neill said bridges are being fixed in Rebels control Bekaa Valley other duties Wednesday. Connecticut all the time. He said in the Gov. William O'Neill, on the scene last two years the state spent as much Wednesday, said he expects the bridge for bridge and highway repair as it had to be fixed temporarily within two in the previous 10 years. weeks. The governor said it would be O’Neill said the infrastructure is in Syrians besiege Arafat’s base reopened then, but only if declared safe. trouble in the United States and Connecticut is not the only state The men after beer bottles Wednes­ By Scott Macleod troubled by aging bridges and tion (with our other forces) is by radio, "th e In the Beirut suburb of Baabda, U.S. day used little fishing nets on poles and highways, United Press International loyalist officer from Arafat's Squad 17 worked from tiny row boats. Others, envoy Philip Habib Wednesday met with " I f you had allthemoney in the world security unit said. also part of the cleanup crew, used Lebanese President Amin Gemayel, who in your pocket right now,” he said, Syrian troops and tanks besieged Yasser WAFA also reported "heavy movement cranes and other heavy equipment to said the PLO mutiny underscored the need “ You could not fix all the nation's Arafat's isolated positions in the Bekaa of vehicles transporting large numbers of pull up fragments of two tractor for all foreign forces to leave Lebanon. faulty bridges in six months.” Valley today and Palestinian rebels pushed armed elements into the area between “ This situation threatens the safety of the trailers and two cars that had plunged toward Baalbeck, the last major stronghold Saadnayel and Arab al-Fawar,” two into the water. At the site, some 30 hours after the m land and people, posing danger on the accident, O'Neill called it a horrifying MANCHESTER One of the nicest 3 bedroom home LEBANON $59,900 in central Lebanon of the Palestine rebel-held villages in the Bekaa Valley. Killed in the tragedy were Harold W. peoples’ properties, interests and further scene and added, “ I am disappointed Liberation Organization chief. State-run Beirut radio said the fighting Bracy Jr.. 45, of Slidell, La., Luis on the market today. Priced in the Move your family right in this spot­ infringing Lebanese sovereignty,” Ge­ that people have been killed and 8 room older Colonial for the larger The PLO news agency WAFA, still loyal subsided today, but that the Syrian-backed ELVA KIELY mayel said. Zappata. 31, and Reginald K. Fischer, injured.” $60's. Large front porch, aluminum less 6 rm. Ranch, situated on 2 acre to Arafat, reported today that Syria had rebels were pushing toward Baalbeck, a 21, both of Stamford. When you list your house with Elva Kiely family, 5 bedrooms, baths, car­ Syria has rejected the U.S.-mediated Asked about the cause of the tragedy, warned Arafat's troops to evacuate be­ major pro-Arafat stronghold. The injured were Eileen Weldon, 21. you never have to ask "When is my house siding, eat-in kitchen, 2 air condi­ Israeli-Lebanese troop withdrawal accord, the governor declined to speculate. He peting, approximately $52,500 left country setting, wood & oil furnace sieged bases in the Bekaa. of Darien and David, 27, and Helen The fighting further consolidated the which calls on Israel to withdraw its 30,000 said until the official investigation is going to be advertised?" tioners, walk out basement and for low heating cost. Call Lou “ Syrian special forces addressed a rebels’ control of the central Bekaa Valley, troops if Syria and the PLO also pull their Pace, 23, of Warner Robins, Ga. Two of on a V.A. assumable mortgage, full warning to a number of (loyalist) A1 Fatah completed it would not be rational to With Ed Gorman's Continuous Advertis­ garage. Pleasure to show. Owners leaving the bulk of Arafat’s troops isolated forces out of the country. the three were in improved condition try to fix blame. Howland, 872-7777/875-3820. positions for immediate evacuation,” Wednesday in Greenwich Hospital with ing Plan, Elva can guarantee that a picture price $64,900. in northern Lebanon near the port city of Syrian President Hafez Assad expelled Burns said when inspected in Sep­ very anxious. W AFA said. “ We cannot find any explana­ the third in serious condition. of your hosue will appear continuously in a Tripoli, 50 miles north of Beirut. Arafat from Damascus last week for tember, the turnpike's span over the tion for such a warning. We consider that it In Tunis, the PLO ’s Executive Commit­ accusing his regime of backing the The accident, raising questions about leading real estate publication until your indicates the eventuality of another explo­ Mianus was found structurally sound. o4imtln & ef^otfiman. One. ^ Merrill Lynch tee began a crucial meeting to discuss the anti-Arafat rebels and trying to destroy the sion-of the situation and a continuation of feud between Arafat and Fatah, WAFA PLO. Arafat said the Syrian troops, who 1I&R REALTY CO. » Realty the battles.” M.R e:/^ea[toxi i said. The news agency said the meeting, controls most of eastern and northern ED GORMAN Ik ) 843-2892 U PI reporter Hugh Pope said that Syrian chaired by Arafat, opened Wednesday night Lebanon, backed the rebels in overrunning Associates Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 283 MAIN STREET tanks and security forces surrounded at the PLO ’s headquarters in the Tunisian PLO positions in the central Bekaa Valley . K-MART PLAZA Chtaura, on the Beirut-Damascus highway, 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE HAST MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 08040 2M Hartford Tpko. 872-7777 capital and would continue today. earlier this week. Union Bridge shut; Araa Cod* 203448-4144 cutting loyalist supply routes from their Secretary of State George Shultz, speak­ ____ 646-4040 _ Vomon. CL 06066 units further north in Baalbeck. ing to reporters in India, said the revolt Pope, in the nearby loyalist-held village would likely bring the Palestine Liberation • WE'RE SELLING HOUSES • of 'Taalbaya, said Arafat's guerrillas Organization under Syrian control and that others rated ‘poor* appeared to have abandoned Chtaura, once Arafat had lost much of his political D.W. FISH REALTY CO. a key Arafat base, and were fortifying influence. Inside Today ■ OF / n o m s/ ^ ^ Taalbaya’s defenses in anticipation of an “ It is also quite clear that the movement The bridge over the Hockanum River Street bridge was blocked to traffic and 243 Main St., Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon attack. of material of various kinds to the PLO units 20 pages, 2 sections at Union Street will close indefinitely will stay closed until an independent “ The situation today is worst than while town officials, the collapse of the 643-1591 872-9153 in Lebanon is obviously dependent on engineer inspects the structure. He yesterday (Wednesday). There is no A d vice ...... 12 Lottery...... 2 Greenwich turnpike bridge frpsh on Syrian willingness-to have that movement Business ...... 18,20 Obituaries...... 10 estimated that it would be at least a fighting, but we are surrounded by the take place ...” he said Wednesday. Classified...... 18-19 Opinion ...... 6 their minds, determine whether it's week before the inspection took place. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Syrians who make our movement very Kahalid Wazir, Arafat’s deputy military Comics...... 8 Sports...... 15-17 structurally safe. Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said 3 br. Colonial mantled on a tree lined street difficult ... They take away our guns,” a commander known as Abu Jihad, predicted Entertainment...... 12 Television...... 8 In addition, a state Department of there will be no designated detours. NEW CAPE *64,900. convenient to everything. Lge. lighted barn Fatah loyalist in Taalbaya said. the rebels would eventually push north Transportation report rates all bridges Bohr said General Manager Robert Built by Blanchard & Rossetto Construction Inc. for extra storage, hobby or work place, plus a “ We cannot go out, our only communica­ toward Tripoli on the Mediterranean. on Manchester roads in either fair or B. Weiss and Public Works Director CHFA 10H% and YANKEE MAC 11%% fixed rate gorgeous pool & decki Owner needs sale poor condition — and there are two in George Kandra this morning visually mortgages are avallablel. nowll XV. worse shape than the Union Street inspected the bridge, one of the town’s bridge. Those two are the bridge on oldest, and made the decision to shut it Adams Street near Tolland Turnpike, down. which had a sufficiency rating of 15.7 in Bennet bonds to be sold at 11% a zero to 100 scale, and the bridge on “ It’s the one bridge in town we sort of Autumn Street over Porter Brook, had worries about," said Bohr. "I don’t which scored 21.6. E.F. Hutton Co. has agreed to buy $1.9 think it's going to fall down tomorrow, “ There's been a very strong response” the Community Development Corporation Two other bridges in town scored low million in tax-free revenue bonds to help to the bond issue, Weiss said He said but we think an inspection is and "others involved in the project ” would in the rating. The bridge on Hartford warranted.” finance an elderly housing project in the Hutton is offering the bonds in $5,000 and purchase $lO5,0oo of the bonds without Road over Folly Brook was rated at old Bennet Junior High School, General $10,000 shares, a price that small investors Bohr said the collapse Tuesday of a receiving any interest. He promised that 49.2, and the bridge on West Middle JUST LISTED! HOME ON THE rI n CH Manager Robert B. Weiss announced can afford. 100-foot span of an Interstate 95 bridge more details would be forthcoming at Turnpike over the Hockanum River today. over the Mianus River in Greenwich Spacious 3 bedroom Colonial Cape with Ramble in your own 7 room Ranch with tonight's meeting of the Redevelopment scored 75.1. The latter score is Hutton, a national brokerage firm, will Bennet's consultants had anticipated "sort of put ideas in everyone’s head Agency. classified as fair. The others, poor, fireplace and a double garage. Priced in family .room and garage. A beautiful af­ formally request approval to buy the selling the bonds at 10 to 10.5 percent that we’d better check the bridges in M ANCHESTER $67,900 bonds from the town's Kedeyelopment interest. But Weiss said the extra interest according to Fran McMahon, director town.” the low $60's for immediate salell fordable home. $60’s. Town Director Steven T. Cassano, who of transporation with the Capital M ANCHESTER $80,900 •11V4% MORTGAGE* Agency at the agency's meeting tonight. to be paid on the bonds won't affect rents The Union Street bridge already is off pushed the Bennet project from start to Region Council of Governments. Weiss said Hutton will offer the bonds to at the 45-unit Bennet complex, which will limits to vehicles weighing more than *NEW LI8TINQ* Yankee MAC financing makes this de­ finish,^ said he has received “ many The Adams Street bridge over the investors at 11 percent interest, tax free. range from $375 to $470, including heat and four tons. Bohr said the weight Adorable home with park-like grounds in lightful home affordable and attainable inquiries from residents about moving Hockanum, which was rated a 19.1, is BLANCHARTa ROSSETtO, INC. He said the firm already has commit­ hot woter, for one and two bedroom units. restriction was recommended by state soon. 3 bedrooms, dining room, over­ into the completed complex. currently being rebuilt. nice neighborhood. Aluminum sided ments from investors, most of them from The town originally planned a public Department of Transportation engi­ REALTORS Weiss said construction on the project The Union Street bridge scored 40,7. Ranch with big finished family room, sized garage with workshop, fireplace. the Hartford area, to purchase the offering of $1.6 million in bonds. But to neers who inspected the bridge several 89 WEST CENTER STREET will begin in mid-July. It should be A score between zero and 50 is poor. years ago. (Comw of McKm ) T S F wood stove, cute kitchen. Easy to own, Serene setting, remodeled kitchen. Lov­ offering. keep the project's costs down, Weiss said completed by next spring, he said. with Yankee MAC financing. ely home in every way. Town public works coordinator He said town olfieials have "no ______646-2482 Jacob W. Bohr said today the Union worrie.^ aiumi .iiin' other local bridges. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. .June 30, 1983 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30, 1983

8CMUC' Manchester Ceremony given for paramedics Ifs town tax time again In Brief By James P. Sacks Herald Reporter JCHICAOO New EMS care offered « Manchester’s newborn 24-hour emergency medical The Ambulance Service of Manchester Inc. has dispatch program got a festive sendoff Wednesday The due date is Friday FA received approval to begin offering advanced evening as 10 paramedics and intermediate emer­ life-support services, including intravenous • auanta^ gency medical technicians graduated from an injections, to its cutomers. intensive University of Connecticut training program — but don’t panic yet The new services will be offered by the 12 in a ceremony at Manchester Memorial HospitaL TCMFERATimCS ambulance employees with training as emer­ Speakers at the hour-long ceremony included a gency medical technician-intermediates, whose number of town and hospital officials and others certifled skills are a step below those of a involved in the startup of the program, which has Don’t panic if you haven’t paid your on time and they are not allowed to full-fledged paramedic. re-register their cars, Turek said. taken several years to proceed “from dream to Manchester real estate, motor vehicle The 12 ambulance workers received their fruition,” as one official put it. Real estate taxes, which tend to be quite a EMT-intermediate certifications early this year. and personal property taxes yet — or 70 SIWWIAS ^ FLOW Paramedic Danny Huppe seemed to represent the bit larger than property and motor-vehicle 70 (S3 But they couldn’t begin practicing their skills *' M even if you don’t plan to pay them on taxes, can be paid to the town in two UFI WEAtHCn fOTOCAST #0 general feeling of the crowd when he said, after until the ambulance got official approval from the presenting a commemorative plaque to EMS July 1, which is Friday. instaliments; one is due by Aug. 1, the other North Central Connecticut Emergency Medical by the end of January 1984. Coordinator James Clark on behalf of the graduates, y , Although the due date shown on your tax Services Council, according to ambulance “ We’ve all worked real, hard for this. We’ve spent The segment of real estate taxes billed by company president Roger Talbot. bill — which you should receive in a day or the Eighth, however, must be in by Aug. 1. National foracaat enough time with our (aces in the books — now we’re i r ■i'l two, if you haven't already — is the first of If taxes due on most personal property and ready to hit the road.” July, there is an automatic one-month grace For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Tonight, rain showers will be all motor-vehicle taxes aren’t In by Aug. 1, a expected in the Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere weather will remain fair Caterer gets l-park land period for tax payments, says James A. penalty of 18 percent per year on the overdue THE ACTUAL beginning of the program, which is Turek, Manchester’s collector of revenue. in general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum readings in supposed to provide Manchester with sophisticated amount will be charged. Personal property parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (87), Boston 63 (80), Chicago 71 (87), The Economic Development Commission to­ The taxes aren’t overdue and don’t accrue taxes due to the town which exceed $200 can day agreed to sell one of the last developable round-the-clock emergency care, will be sometime in penalties until after Aug. 1, Turek says. Cleveland 67 (84), Dallas 77 (98), Denver 53 (88), Duluth 55 (72), July, according to officials. It will be run out of the be paid in two installments. Houston 74 (96), Jacksonville 73 (92), Kansas City 75 (90), LittleRock parcels in the town’s Buckland Industrial Park to 'The amount of real estate taxes due Town of Manchester Fire Department headquarters ’The tax revenues will pay for about two 72 (92), Los Angeles 62 (75). Miami 78 (88). Minneapolis 65 (82), New an East Hartford catering firm. depends on how much money your home and Generis Catering will pay $125,000 for five acres under the direction of the hospital staff. thirds of all municipal (including public Orleans 74 (91), New York 68 (79), Phoenix 74 ( ), San Francisco 55 school) expenses in the 1983-1984 fiscal year, land were worth in 1976, when the last 10-year 106 of land in the park, where the firm plans to Eight of the graduates — paramedics Kenneth which starts Friday. reassessment took place. Town residents are (72). Seattle 56 (67). St. Louis 75 (93). and Washington 71 (84). construct a 15,000-square-foot warehouse and Cusson, Andrew D’Appollonio, Danny Huppe. James Tax payments covering fire department taxed on 70 percent of the assessed value at distribution plant. Brown and Michael Mason and EM T intermediates protection and sewer service in the Eighth that time. Company oit|ner Bridget Generis told the Rudy Kissman, Mark Kravontka and Charles Utilities District section of Manchester are Taxpayers receiving a real estate tax bill commission that the firm may later want to Genovese — will work for the town’s emergency program, while paramedics Harry Kelly and William 3 also due by Aug. 1, according to Betty for which a local bank escrows taxes should construct a banquet facility at the site. Industrial Sadloski, the district’s tax collector. Resi­ forward the bill to the bank. Weather park regulations permit sit-down restaurants, D.Perkins will work elsewhere. All were graduated dents of the Eighth should receive two bills— If the fair market value of your home as but not fast-food establishments. Wednesday from rigorous UConn Health Center courses which included hundreds of hours of training, one covering general fund taxes from the determined by the assessor was $50,000 in Considerable clouds tonight and She said the company hopes to start building its Connecticut today along with oral boards and written tests. town and one covering either fire protection 1976, you will pay taxes — exactly-how much Friday with chance of showers new plant “ very soon,” as the lease at its East Mayor Stephen T.Penny, who served as master of oniy or both fire protection and sewer service depends on the mill rate for your area and tonight and showers or thunder­ Hartford plant expires in November. Today sunny. Highs in the mid ceremonies, said four entities made the program / from the district. who provides fire protection — computed on storms on Friday. Lows at night in 80s. Winds south 10 mph. 'Tonight possible — the town, fire department personnel, Where you pay taxes depends on where a value of $35,000, or 70 percent of the home’s fair. Lows 55 to 65. Light southerly - the 60s. Highs on Friday in the 80s. your residence was listed with the state last worth. Little Theater moves H Q Manchester Memorial Hospital and the medical winds. Friday partly sunny with a community. Oct. 1. Even renters who have changed towns The exception to the rule is homes on which ' Extended outlook The Little Theater of Manchester has shifted 30 percent chance of showers in the Penny recalled being visited at his office in 1978 by Herald photo by Pinto still owe motor vehicle taxes in their official improvements were made and recently- quarters to the former Cheney Brothers yarn mill afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Extended outlook for New Eng­ four men — Durwood Miller, Arnold M. Kleinschmidt, place of residence as of that date. completed homes. If, for example, you built a at 210 Pine St. in the face of the pending Winds southwest 10 mph. Outlook land Saturday through Monday: Kenneth Cussons, and Dr. Reuben Fialkoff. The four, New EMS technician Rudy Kissmann of who works at Manchester Memorial People who don’t receive bills but owned garage, your assessment should reflect the demolition of its present location on Oak Street. for the holiday weekend hazy hot Connecticut. Massachusetts and he said, indicated that the town could support and 60 Carpenter Road receives a congratu- Hospital as a secretary. property according to the 1982 Grand List added value to your home because of the Frank Minutillo, president of the performing and more humid. Highs in the 90s. Rhode Island: Hazy hot sunny needed a program like the one launched five years still are responsible for taxes and should construction. theater group, said the group would like to stay in iatory kiss from a friend, Colieen Fiaveli. Lows in the 60s and low 70s. days and fair warm nights becom­ later. contact the tax collector for the area Property taxes accounted for 66.6 percent its new quarters until nearby Cheney Hall is COLLECTOR JAMES A. TUREK ing more humid. Highs from the Other speakers included Town of Mahchester Fire concerned. The Motor Vehicle Department is of all the money spent by the town during the renovated, and the theater can move in there. Air quaiity mid 80s to mid 90s except 70s and Chief John C. Rivosa, MMH Emergency Department Rivosa called Clark “the person I feel was ambulance service, headed by Roger Talbot. .. . sorting town tax bills informed of owners who don’t pay their taxes last fiscal year. The theater will use the rented space for 80s Cape Cod and the islands. Lows Chairman Dr. Robert K. Butterfield, Assistant instrumental in making the program what it is Talbot said at the graduation his men had recently The state Department of Envir­ storage and rehearsals. It leases the East mid 60s to mid 70s. Hospital Director Michael R. Gallacher, Town today.” received advanced-life-support certification from the onmental Protection reported Catholic High School auditorium for state. moderate air quality levels across Vermont: Chance of afternoon Director Kleinschmidt, EMS Coordinator James TAX BILL performances. THE NEW program, said Rivosa, “ cannot be beat” Dr. Stent of UConn said the graduates are now able Connecticut Wednesday and fore­ thundershowers each day. Very Clark and UConn EMS Chief Dr. Philip Stent. Its former locationat220ak Street isscheduled in terms of helping the community. to provide "very sophisticated care. The new cast moderate to unhealthful air warm. Highs 85 to 95. Lows in the Butterfield said he hoped when he was directing the 60s. to be demolished to complete the renovation of Teams, consisting of one paramedic and one EMT program, he said, will make "a remarkable quality levels statewide for life support teams over the radio “ you and I will be One Heritage Place office condominiums. intermediate each, will operate under the direct difference in survival rates” and care for those who Thursday. Maine: Clearing Saturday. Fair able to work as a team.” Sunday and Independence Day. Those diplomas that had arrived were presented by supervision of doctors and EMS personnel for about are seriously injured. Lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. COM reelects Cassano Kleinschmidt, Penny and Rivosa. Penny joked to the the first three months of the program, according to L.i. Sound Highs in the 80s to low 90s. EMT intermeediates that he could only give them a Clark. After that they will follow written protocols. The graduation ceremony was followed by a Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano was Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. New Hampshire: Clearing Sat­ handshake, since their certificates were still in the The town teams will not transport patients. Patients reception, complete with mixed drinks, Heinekens urday. Fair Sunday and Independ­ re-elected to the board of the Connecticut mail from the state. will be brought to hospitals by Manchester’s private and warm hors d'oeuvres. R.I. and Montauk Point: Variable Conference of Municipalities at the group’s winds southeast to south at 12 to 18 ence Day. Lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Highs in the 80s to low 90s. annual meeting in Wallingford last week. knots this afternoon. Southerly The group is a lobbying, research and service winds at 10 to 15 knots tonight. High and low organization that promotes the interests of Police roundup South to southwest winds at 12 to 18 municipal governments. '3 V 1 1 knots Friday. Fair today. Partly The highest temperature re­ cloudy tonight and Friday. Visibil­ ported Wednesday by the National ity 5 miles or more today. Visibility Weather Service, excluding Voter registration tonight lowering to 1 to 3 miles in fog Alaska and Hawaii, was 107 Middle-aged robbers bungle a hold-up tonight and Friday morning, im­ degrees at Bullhead City, Ariz. Town Registrars of Voters Herbert J. Steven­ proving to 3 to 6 miles in haze by Today’s low was 39 degrees at son and Frederick E. Peck plan to hold voter Two 50- to 55-year-old men wearing Allegra, 59, of 295 Main St., struck from Friday afternoon. Average wave Gunnison, Colo. registration sessions tonight at the Main Street A Bolton driver who last month went signs, narrowly missing pedestrians ski caps and dress pants unsuccessfully behind Ms. Zerbini’s car, which was heights around 2 feet this afternoon office of the Savings Bank of Manchester and at berserk at the Manchester Parkade, and ramming two police cruisers tried to hold up at pistol-point the stopped in back of another stopped car. and tonight. Marshall’s Mall In the Manchester Parkade. running down road signs, trying to hit before being apprehended. Police had Friendly ice crepm parlor at the A chain reaction followed, police said. The session at the savings bank will run from 6 pedestrians and ramming two police to box his car in with two police cruisers Manchester Parkade Wednesday Allegra was cited with following too to 8 p.m. and the session at the Parkade wiil run cruisers, was arrested Wednesday on a before they could arrest him. He had New England night, police said today. close, police said. Lottery from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. failure to appear warrant, police said earlier rammed a cruiser, narrowly The two suspects greeted the store Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Any Connecticut resident who will be 18 years today. missing an officer who was stepping manager as he was leaving through the A man accused of attempting to shoot land: Sunny today. Highs from the old before Nov. 8 can register to vote. The Harold A. Sauer, 32, of 151 Hebron into the car. backdoor at about 9:45 p.m. They another June 11 in the Ruby Drive area Manchester taxes at a glance mid 70s to the mid 80s. Generaily registrars will also handle changes of address Road, Bolton, was charged with After police boxed him in, he, Connecticut Daily wielded a revolver and behaved pleaded innocent Monday in Manches­ clear tonight. Lows from the 50s to within Manchester and changes of party first-degree failure to appear. He had rammed another cruiser. P61iE» said nervous and “ amateurish,” police ter Superior Court to five charges the mid 60s. Partly cloudy Friday Wednesday: 725 enrollment. failed to appear in Manchester Super­ after the events they had to forceably said. They ordered Kalagian to open stemming from the incident. with a chance of showers in the There will be no voter outreach sessions this ior Court June 6, according to court yank Sauer out of his car. , owes the Eighth another $135, due by Aug. Play Four: 6405 the cash register, and after pushing the Millard Henry, 30, of 52J Ruby Drive, Computing town taxes How to pay them afternoon. Highs in the 80s except weekend because of the Fourth of July holiday. records. The court ordered a re-arrest. They said he was apparently under 1. If the district provides only fire manager and knocking his.glasses off, faces charges of attempted first- in the 70s aiong the south coast and Town Hall will be closed Monday. Sauer was being held this morning on the influence of some type of drug If you live in Manchester but N O T in the The tax collector’s office is located in protection, the owner owes $67.50, also discovered that there was no money in degree assault, threatening, stealing a islands. Other numbers drawn Wednes­ $5,000 bond. during the May 21 incident. Eighth District, yourtax rate is 46.68 mills, the drawer. The two then fled, police firearm, carrying a pistol without a the Municipal Building at 41 Center St. It is due Aug. 1, and is either served by an Maine and New Hampshire: day in New England: He was served the arrest warrant at He faces charges of criminal attempt up 2.9 mills from the 1982 rate. The mill said, taking nothing. permit and discharging a firearm. open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday individual sewer system or pays the town Sunny today. Highs in the 80s Rhode Island dally; 7262. All Incumbents endorsed his home. to commit first-degree assault, inter­ According to descriptions given to Released on 10 percent of a 5,000 bond, rate covers fire protection but not sewer through Friday. The phone number is Water and Sewer Department for sewer except cooler at the coast. Cloud­ Rhode Island weekly: 561, 8926, According to police, Sauer on May 21 fering with a police officer, first-degree The Democratic nominating committee un- police by the manager, the two men he is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing service, which is billed separately by the 647-3018. service. ing up north and fair south tonight. 14737 and 238449. terrorized about 300 shoppers at the reckless endangerment and thrid‘ animousiy endorsed all incumbent Democratic were about five-foot, six- to eight- July 21. town Water and Sewer Department. Collector of Revenue James A. Turek Lows on the 50s. Variable clouds Maine daily: 613. Parkade by driving his car on the degree criminal mischief, all arising If a home is assessed at $100,000, the candidates when it met Wednesday, Town inches tall, white and about 155 pounds The mill rate is a formula used to Friday with a chance of showers or Vermont daily: 878. sidewalks, running over “ no-parking" from the May 21 afternoon incident. recommends payment of taxes by mail if owner owes the town tax collector $4,089. Democratic Chairman Theodore R. Cummings each. They were dressed in grayish According to police reports, Henry compute the amount of money owed per thundershowers away from the New Hampshire daily: 0201. possible. The address is: Collector of If the home receives both water and sewer said this morning. attire, police said. threatened Cordell A. Davenport, 19, of thousand dollars on your assessment. Revenue, 41 Center St., Manchester CT, service, the owner must pay the district coast. Highs in the 70s and 80s. Massachusetts daily: 0188. • The committee, which is comprised of one 68G Imperial Drive, with a .22 caliber Vermont: Sunny and warm Massachusetts weekly; Yellow Thus, a mill rate of 46.68 means you owe 06040. another $450; if it receives only fire representative of each of Manchester’s 10 voting A 53-year-old woman suffered a handgun in the early morning hours of today with highs in the 80s. 394, Blue 84, White 0. $46.68 for every thousand dollars in Checks should be made payable to protection, the owner owes the district districts and chaired by ’Anthony Pietrantonio, minor neck injury in a three-car June 11. Henry also fired two shots, D a irii HARTFORD ROAD assessed value of property you owned "Town of Manchester." $225. gave unanimous endorsement to the six incum­ accident Tuesday afternoon on Center according to police. according to the 1982 Grand List. bents on the board of directors, the four on the Street, authorities said today. Davenport was later charged with Q u e e n Motor vehicles: All motor vehicle taxes board of education, the town treasurer, two Homes: Since the average home in are due by Aug. 1, both to the district and Claudia Zerbini, of 170 Tracy Drive, third-degree criminal mischief, police selectmen and four constables, Cummings said the only person injured in the 2 p.m. said, when he retaliated against Henry . DAIRY QUEEN Manchester is assessed at about $30,000, to the town. Tax rates, are based on 70 Almanac the average taxpayer — outside the Eighth Eighth District taxes accident, was treated for a neck sprain and smashed the latter’s car wind­ percent of the Blue Book assessment of shield. Davenport’s case was continued ^ HOT DOLLAR SPECIALS District, where tax rates are slightly lower at Manchester Memorial Hospital and If you live in the Eighth Utilities District, the car or motorcycle. Today is Thursday, June 30, the the leasing of naval oil reserves in released, authorities said. Monday, without plea, to July 6. — will owe $1,400.40, or 30 times 46.68, to you should receive two tax bills — one If your car is assessed at $1,000, you 181st day of 1983 with 184 to follow. Wyoming and California. Police said the accident happened The incident arose from a dispute FRIED CLAMS Vb lb ...... $1.00 the town. People with homes assessed at from the district and one from the town owe the town tax collector $40.89. The moon is moving toward its In 1950, American troops were when a car driven by William S. between the two men, police said. $100,0(X) will owe $4,668. (Multiply your collector of revenue. If you don’t get two If your home receives both sewer iast quarter. moved from Japan to South Korea F ire Calls 2 PC. CHICKEN AND FRIES ...... $1.00 assessment by 0.046M). bills but live in the district and own service and fire protection you owe the The morning stars are Mercury to assist in the war against and Mars. Motor vehicles: The same assessment personal property, a home or a motor Eighth Utilities District an additional $4.50 invaders from North Korea. , F IS H & F R I E S ...... $1.00 The evening stars are Venus, In 1982, the extended deadline for formula is used for motor vehicle taxes: If vehicle, you should call the office of on the vehicle. If it receives only fire Tolland firm is low bidder 70 percent of the value of your car or Jupiter and Saturn. ratification of the Equal Rights Mancliester BURGER & FRIES ...... $1.00 whichever tax collector does not bill you. protection you owe the district another ’Those born on this date are under Amendment expired, three states motorcycle as listed in the Hartford-area The district tax rate of 4.5 mills is the $2.25. the sign of Cancer. short of the 38 needed. Friday, 6:21 p.m. — Medical call. Slater Street. for work on Adams Street N ADA Blue Book is $1,000, you owe same as it was for the 1982 fiscal year. If the car or motorcycle is listed in the Those bom on June 30 include (Eighth District) i r DAIRY QUEEN SPECIALS i r $46.68. If the car is assessed at $2,000, you The general tax rate fordistrict residents Blue Book at $1,000, its taxable value is film director Howard Hawks, in A thougll)t for the day: Author Saturday, 12:12 a.m. — Box alarm. (Town) A Tolland construction involves reconstructing Adams Street bridge and owe $93.36, and so on. If your car is worth is 40.89 mills and they owe either another 1896 and actress Susan Hayward, Charlotte Bronte said, “ Conven­ Saturday, 2:39 a.m. — Medical call, 31 Chalmers St. BANANA SPLITS (reg. size) ...... $1.00 $700. The owner owes the town about firm is the apparent low and slightly widening the road approaches to the $1,000 according to the book, its assessed in 1919. tionality is not morality. Self- 2.25 mills for fire protection or 4.5 mills for $28.62 and the district either $1.58 or (Town) bidder for a state Depart­ Adams Street from 400 bridge. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE ...... $1.00 value is $700 and the amount due in taxes On this date in history; righteousness is not religion. To Saturday, 4:53 p.m. — Medical call, 91 Trebbe both fire protection and sewer service to $3.15. ment of Transportation feet north of the Adams The just-bid project will In 1870, Ada Kepley became the attack the first is not to assail the Drive. (Town) is $32.68. the Eighth. Personal property: Same division for­ contract to rebuild Street bridge to the junc­ be paid for'with 85 percent first woman to be graduated from last.’’ Saturday, 8:43 p.m. — Garage (ire, 80 Oakland St. ALWAYS FRESH AND DELICIOUS/TRY SOME TODAYI The assessed value of your car, like that Taxes are due before Aug. 1 to both the mula applies to personal property as to Adams Street from the tion of New State Road. federal funds, with the an accredited law school — Union (Eighth District) of your home, depends on its "fair market town and the Eighth, except for real estate Hockanum River to New Another contractor is cur- town and state splitting motor vehicles. Ckillege of Law in Chicago. Now you know Saturday, 9:43 p.m. — Dishwasher problem, 57 value." Unlike homes, however, cars are rently • widening the PREMIUM 14% HARD ICE CREAM taxes. The town allows payment in two Exemptions: Consult the district tax In 1924, the “ Teapot Dome’’ State Road. the remaining 15 percent. not assessed on an individual examination The most highly paid of all the Shallow Brook Drive. (Town) The John Olender Corp. installments but the district does not collector or the town assessor. scandals resulted in the indictment Saturday, 10:54 p.m. — Bedroom fire, 38 Harvard a FLA VORS • CONES • SUNDAES • SPLITS • PINTS world’s legislators are U.S. con­ of Tolland Wednesday bid basis, so the fair market value is a set permit split payments on its smaller levy, of Interior Secretary Albert Fall gressmen, who receive a basic' Road. (Town) $382,753 for the job, which figure determined by the Blue Book. so the portion of taxes owed for fire and oilmen Harry Sinclair and annual salary of $60,622.50 plus up Sunday, 2:04 a.m. — Box alarm. (Town) D.Q. CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Personal property: Most town residents protection and sewer service is due by How to pay them Edward Doheny. All three were to $143,000 per year for expenses Sunday, 3:28 a.m. — Car accident, Tolland It's the best thing to happen to do not have to pay this tax, since Aug. 1. charged with bribery and conspi­ and more than a million dollars Turnpike. (Eighth District) cake since cake. And what a household furniture and personal jewelery The Eighth District tax collection office racy to defraud the government in annually for office help. Sunday, 5:12 p.m. — Dumpster fire, 37 Sycamore treat it is. Light, cake crunch. If homeowners receive both sewer Cool and creamy chocolate and are exempt. service and fire protection, they owe the is located in the rear of the firehouse at Lane. (Town) For the vanilla DO®. Plus rich, cold .Th e tax is mainly due from businesses Eighth another $4.50 per. $1,000 in Hilliard and Main streets in Manchester Monday, 3:45 a.m. — Service call, 932 Main St. fudge and delicious icing. You and Is computed on 70 percent of the fair assessed property; if they get only fire (32 Main St.). The tax collector’s phone Manchester Herald (Town) Record can have it decorated tor any number is 643-9648. Monday, 8:55 a.m. — 218 Lydall St. (Eighth occasion. The Dairy Queen® market value of the items in question. protection they owe an additional $2.25 Round Cake. Frozen and Between July 1 and Aug. 1 the office will District) Taxable items include office furniture, per 1,000 in assessed property. Monday, 9:20 a.m. — Smoke alarm, 66E Pascal BEACH packaged for easy take home. be open from 9:30 a.m. on Mondays, A story Monday about a Pick one up today. typewriters, farm equipment such as Residents of the Eighth generally pay Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Lane. tractors, and farm animals. slightly smaller tax bills than those who Wednesdays and Fridays and from 7 to 8 Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Monday, 11:28 p.m. — Smoke in basement, 60 local netowrk of black MATS PIES $1 Q Q Personal property tax bills must be paid live outside the district. p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. After Chambers St. (Eighth District) residents joining a march Special P rlc e ^ I • # # on Washington to cele­ Regular $2.50 by Aug. 1 except for those which exceed The town’s fire protection levy, which Aug.1 district residents should call the tax Tuesday, 1:37 a.m. — Medical call, 18 Chambers St. USPS 327-500 brate the 20th anniver­ All pies are made In a graham $200 and can be paid In two installments. collector for hours. (Eighth District) excludes sewer service, is 5.79 mills, while sary of the 1963 march on 8 "-$ A J9 5 cracker shell. Choose from For taxpayers paying by mail, the Published dolly except Sunday Tuesday, 10:34 a.m. — E l^trical fire, 305 Oak St. Chocolele- Fudge. Straw­ It is the responsibility of the owner to the comparative rate In the Eighth is 2.25 Suggested carrier rotes are tl.20 Washington incorrectly and certain holidays by the Man: weekly. 55.12 for one month, 515.35 (Town) berry. & Peach declare personal property to the assessor. mills. For 4.5 mills district taxpayers address is: Eighth Utilities District, 32 Chester Publlshino Co., 16 Bralnard j ir*-$9.95 for three moqths, 530.70 for six Tuesday, 2; 10 p.m. — Bedroom fire, 41 Cone St. said the $30 bus fare for Anyone who does not provide a “fair and receive both fire protection and sewer Main St., Manchester C T , 06040. Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months ond561.40for oneVear. Moll transportation to and Second class postage paid at Man­ Priced at timnely" declaration must pay a 10 percent Taxes on motor vehicles and personal rotes are available on reduest. (Town) service. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Wednesday, 9; 44 a.m. — Spnoke alarm, 62C Pascal from the march was due Handmade from woven straw LOGS 3.99 penalty. Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or display by Friday. HiMnes: Taxes on a home assessed at property, and the district’s share of real Lane. (Town) Size 6’ X 2'A’ reg. $5.95 chester Herald, P.O. Box W1, advertisement, or to report a news The fare is due by July Exemptions: Exemptions of varying the average $30,000 value, for example, estate taxes are due before Aug. 1. After Manchester, Conn. 06040. Itetn, story or picture Idea, call Wednesday, 1?:30 p.m. — Box alarm. (Town) Turquoise trim n .99 amounts are provided to veterans in are divided as follows: that date there is an 18 percent annual 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 o.m. Wednesday, 5:49 p.m. — Brush fire. Elm Street Ext. 30. The buses will leave HARTFORD RD. To subscribe, or To report o to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. the Greyhound Bus sta­ Parfect lor the Beach or Back Yard Tanning several categories, servicemen, blind and The owner owes the town tax collector penalty on the amount owed. (Town) delivery problem, coll 647-9M6. tion in Hartford at 11:45 disabled residents, the elderly, and Taxes under $1 are waived in the Eighth Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Monchester Herald Is a Wednesday, 9:12 p.m. — Medical call, 26 Lyndale 111 Center St. ManohAhter $1,226.70 — or $40.89 multipliedJiy 30 — p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 p.m. on Aug. 26. For more 32 FAMILY SIZE WASHERS...... N...... 75^ load farmers. For information on the specific District. subscriber to United Press Interno- Road. (Town) (Next to Town Hall) which can be paid in two installments. to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery tlonol news services and Is o information contact 4 SUPER SIZE WASHERS ...... 1.50 load exemptions contact the town assessor at should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of Wednesday, 11:22 p.m. — Motor vehicle accident. P H O N E 643-5692 If the district provides boTh. fire through Friday ond by 7:30 a.m. Frank J. Smith at 647-1304 Blanket*, Sleeping Bags, bulk Hems 647-3013. JAMES P. SACKS CIrculotlons. School and Spruce streets. (Town) HOUM: TMa-rri. SsM W S:3a; $>«. IB M to 9 M protection and sewer service, the owner Saturday. Thursday, 7:20 a.m. — Automobile fire, Taylor or Clarence E Zachery at Tton. T l BMpto. CUMCD aONDAV 17 DRYERS • 15 MINUTES ...... 25C load ' Street. (Town) 646-5416. ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1983 — 5 Reagan puts ‘veto pen* away U.S./World Court OKs tax breaks for parents of private school kids Bv Elizabeth Olson unconstitutional because it applies only to private And Sen. Gary Hart, a candidate for the Democratic plan. His proposal providing tuition tax credit to In B nef Senate scrubs limit on tax cut United Press International schools. The key fact in the case today is that it applies nomination for president, said the ruling “ fails to lift private school students only would be a blatant to both public and private schools." the constitutional cloud from President Reagan’s violation of the first amendment” Bv Mary Beth Franklin The July 1 tax reduction' marks the FALN members charged final 10 percent installment of the WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court lifted a United Press International constitutional cloud over tuition tax credits, sup­ CHICAGO — Four members of the Puerto three-year, 25 percent tax-cut program 10% FEDERAL Congress enacted in 1981. The first 5 ported by President Reagan, by ruling government Rican terrorist group FALN charged with WASHINGTON — President Reagan percent rate cut took effert Oct. 1,1981, does not aid religion when it gives tax breaks to planning to bomb military installations during doesn’t have to bother to veto a T A X C U T followed by a 10 percent reduction on parents with children in parochial school. the Fourth of July weekend are "dedicated to Democratic bid to limit Friday’s tax The 5-4 ruling Wednesday found Minnesota could random acts of violence," prosecutors said. July 1, 1982. Edwjn Cortes. 28, Alejandrina Torres, 44, cut to $720 per family. The Senate TAKES EFFECT JULY 1 Under the defeated prkposal, 90 allow families Alberto Rodriguez, 30, and Jose Luis Rodriguez, already scrubbed the attempt. percent of the taxpayers would have with children CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN 22, all of Chicago, were arrested Wednesday and Reagan, who had pledged repeatedly Tables apply to a married received their full tax cut. But the enrolled in pub­ appeared before Federal Magistrate Carl Suss- to veto the measure if approved, said taxpayer claiming four exemptions remaining 10 percent would have been lic or private man on charges of seditious conspiracy. after the 55-45 Senate vote Wednesday: limited to a maximum tax savings of schools, includ­ ing religious Bond was set at 810 million cash each for the "I can put my veto pen away." $720 per family, $673 for divorced and MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS * Currant Withholding attar Incraasa In widowed heads of households, and $637 schools, to de­ three men and $5 million cash for Mrs. Torres, The Republican-controlled Senate waakiy tncoma wMhholdIng July 1 tax cut tako-hbma pay for single taxpayers. \ duct up to $700 identified as the stepmother of Carlos Torres, the killed a proposal to put a cap on the ROARS HEAD jailed former leader of Fuerzes Armadas It would have saved the government from their taxa­ final installment of Reagan’s three- USOA CHOICE BONELESS lb. Liberacion Nacional. $ 2 8 8 .4 6 $6.2 billion next year by recouping lost ble income for VIRGINIA HAM *4.29 year, 25 percent tax cut. $ 2 ^ 6 3 $ 2 1 .1 9 $ 2 .4 4 the cost of tui­ FALN seeks independence for Puerto Rico and ($15,000) tax revenue and $38.8 billion through SHOULDER STEAK has claimed responsibility for more than 100 ' Senate Republican Leader Howard 1988. tion and other LANO-O-LAHES Baker of Tennessee, who three years expenses. bombings and attempted bombings in Chicago Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of lb. ago called the ambitious tax-cut $ 3 6 4 .6 2 Upon hearing (LONDON BROIL)»:J AMERICAN CHEESE *2.59 West Virginia conceded before the . and New York since 1974. $ 3 7 .5 4 $ 3 .8 0 2.09 y program a "riverboat gamble,” Wed­ $ 4 1 .3 4 Senate vote the Democrats would lose. of the ruling. ($20,000) MARCNNITA nesday urged his colleagues to defeat “ I told my colleagues, ‘You’re going President Rea­ Aid workers kidnapped any attempt to limit the final stage of to lose on this amendment, but you’re gan said. " I ’m PEPPERONI STICKS lb. *3.99 $ 4 8 0 .7 7 the tax cut. $ 6 1 .9 8 $ 5 5 .6 3 $ 6 .3 5 going to be right on this amendment,’’ ’ happy about NAIROBI, Kenya — Five Western aid workers ($25,000) it.” BONELESS kidnapped by guerrillas demanding cash, shoes "It would ill serve the people of the Byrd said, adding, "W e’re outnum­ GROTE A WEICEL j| Education Se­ and publicity entered their seventh day of United State by tinkering with the only bered ... but we’re right.” TOP BLADE long-range tax program that we have cretary Terrell FRANKS « *12.49 $ 5 7 6 .9 2 Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., who for captivity in Sudan today with negotiators trying $ 8 .2 7 Bell said he was to save their lives. had since I’ve been here and that’s 17 $ 8 6 .4 4 $ 7 8 .1 7 three years tried unsuccesfully to STEAK ? ($30,000) pleased with 2.09 MHCKE'S NATURAL CASIMC years.” Baker added, a vote two days target the Reagan ta\ cut to the poor The hostages — two Americans, a Canadian, a the ruling but 3 West German and a Dutchman — were abducted before the tax cut was to take effect and middle-income Americans, said, FRANKS . *2.59 declined to would "be a bad time indeed to change $ 6 7 3 .0 8 "With this bill, we can give people, a by secessionist rebels last Thursday in southern $ 1 1 4 .4 2 $ 1 0 3 .4 2 $ 1 1 .0 0 guess the im­ Sudan after their aircraft landed in Boma the olan that has served us so well.” ($35,000) Chevy, a Ford, a Chrysler — a small GROTE A WEIGEL WILLIAM REHNQUIST pact of it on National Park. one — or we can go into debt further so BONELESS Only three of the 54 Republicans . . . wrote for majority “ administra­ LIVERWURST . *2.29 The guerrillas, seeking an independent nation voted in favor of curbing the tax cut, that some people can have a Cadillac," $ 7 6 9 .2 3 tion efforts to in mostly Christian southern Sudan apart from which the Democratic-dominated $ 1 4 .8 4 he said. SHOULDER CLOD $ 1 4 6 .9 2 $ 1 3 2 .0 8 give the parents the predominantly Moslem north, threatened to House approved, 229-191, last week. ($40,000) Although about half of the 8.1 million across our na­ execute their hostages July 6 if their demands Only four of the 46 Senate Democrats ROAST $ taxpayers affected by the limit would tional greater 1.99 were not met. •(Annuel income In carenthesia) Source: bitemel Revenue Service defected to vote against the bill. have been those with incomes under GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE The rebels of the Southern Sudan Liberation choice and con­ 0 House Speaker '^homas O’Neill had $50,000, their extra tax liability would Front demanded $189,000 in cash, ISO pairs of trol over their championed the tax cap proposal, be very small. The bulk of the revenue shoes, clothing and air time on the Voice of children’s edu­ arguing most benefits from Reagan’s tax cap may have been a victory for the Chairman Robert Dole, R-Kan.,nwho — 89 percent — would have come from cation by enact­ GEM — W ATEI ADDED America and British Broadcasting Corp. radio three-year tax cut program are going president but a defeat for fairness," led the fight against the limit, said, NO SOUTHERN PEACHES ib.59< networks. taxpayers with incomes over $50,000, ing tuition tax- to the rich. O’Neill said. "The working men and women of according to Joint Tax Committee credit SEMI BONELESS "The Senate’s failure to approved the But Senate Finance Committee America were the real winpers today. figures. legislation.” ORMNlf*MIITH Tornadoes hit Midwest Capitol Hill HALF HAM $ APPLES ii>.59< 1.79 UUFORNIA supporters of Tornadoes struck the Midwest, causing |1 the plan said ounmuseedusS GRAPES „.$l 9 0 million worth of damage in Burlington, Iowa, and the ruling could injuring 24 people at a shopping center. boost chances 0. RED CARDINAL G R A P E S ^ Thunderstorms stretched from Texas to Illinois Reagan offers advice to student leaders w e a V eb of passage of today, flooding rivers in Nebraska and driving the administra- dozens of people from their homes. DUTCH FRY SS>"i'2ni HONEYDEWS » *1 .8 9 Bv Helen Thomas tions against discrimination than any tion’s plan, The Burlington tornado came down on the west which has been $ edge of town and roared along U.S. 61, damaging United Press International “Don’t become a sucker generation • other administration. DRUM & THIGH » 2.99 - just m ake "Wherever in this country any kicking around a dozen businesses. It moved north to hit the Congress for a shopping center, where all the injuries occurred, LOS ANGELES — President Rea­ sure you’re always told the truth.” individual is being denied (equality) it year, most of them from flying glass, then destroyed gan, pushing better education, has this is the responsibility of the federal In May, the one house and damaged 16. advice for student leaders: “ Don’t government to go to the aid of that Senate Finance "There was no warning. The roof just started become a sucker generation — just “ excellence in education award” to individual,” he declared. them in stride. One student leader told Committee ap­ coming down” when the Burlington tornado make sure you’re always told the Pioneer High School. In response to another question, the truth.” Reagan he had a “ lackluster enforce­ proved a bill, smashed through the Fairway Shopping Center, president said he had read a Soviet THURGOOD MARSHALL’ Reagan made the remarks during a Education Secretary Terrell Bell, ment record on civil rights” and then endorsed by the USDA CHOICE BONELESS said Ed Fakezas, manager of the Warehouse who is traveling with Reagan, said the added: manual which states "a nuclear war is . . . led the dissenters Market. question-and-answer session with na­ winnable.” administration, Pioneer School, which has 72 percent "How do you respond to those who to phase in a federal tax credit up to $300 per student a tional student council leaders at a high “ We say a nuclear war is not SHOULDER STEAK LONDON BROIL school in Shawnee Mission, Kan., Hispanic students, made a remarkabid say you’re worrying more about civil year in 1985. Only families making less than $50,000 turnaround in the last four years. . rights in El Salvador than in this winnable and it must never happen,” GEM—WATER ADDED ^ M "V Western theory dismissed Wednesday. He cautioned them “ don’t Reagan said. annually would qualify for full or partial credit. country?” Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., chief sponsor of the bill, let me get away with it — check me Bell arranged a news conterence Reagan appeared to enjoy the MOSCOW — The Soviet, Union dismissed "There is a perception that is totally said the court’s decision "is good news for millions of SEMI BONELESS HALF HAM I •# T out” after he had delivered a formal after Reagan’s appearance to an­ give-and-take with the students. He J Western speculation that its Warsaw.Pact allies address in which he said there is a nounce the names of 143 other schools false,” Reagan replied. American parents who bear the double burden of balked at a Kremlin proposal to take countermea­ noted he once was a student body EXTRA LARGE relationship between increased federal who will receive similiar awards. "I am whole-hearteaiy tor integra­ president, a long time ago. public school taxes and private school tuition." sures if NATO begins deploying new medium- funding of schools and the decline in Tax credit sponsor. Sen. Bill Bradley, D.-N.J., range nuclear missiles in Europe in December. Reagan was also in California for tion,” he said, but added “ the idea of "In politics, they would say I peaked learning. forced busing” has neither the appro­ called it "a positive sign" that may influence SWEET JUICY SOUTHERN PEACHES 59< rest and relaxation during the Fourth too soon,” Reagan said. The Soviet news agency Novosti said in a Reagan flew to Los Angeles after Congress’ consideration of the issue. commentary Wednesday that the outcome of the of July holiday at his Santa Barbara val of the majority or the minority of ' In those days, he added, "Not only campaign-style stops in Kentucky and mountaintop ranch. He planned to people. was there a nuclear freeze then, they But sponsor Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D.-N.Y., said Warsaw Pact summit meeting "disappointed the high court ruling "is not in itself an argument for /Vo Substitute Kansas where he spotlighted the speak at a Republican fund-raising He said he believes there has been didn't even split the atom.” quite a few in the West, especially in the United education issue. them (credits) or against them.” We Give Old Fashioned dinner tonight at Long Beach before some misinformation about his en­ As for his own present status in life, States.” Today he travels to Whittier, Calif. — In oppposition, American Federation.of Teachers For Quality flying to the ranch. forcement of civil rights and that the Reagan evoked laughter when he said, Butcher Service ... , Some Western diplomats found it significant the town where President Nixon grew President Albert Shanker said that while the bill may U In Kansas, Reagan was asked tough Justice Department under his adminis­ ‘‘I had more fun in student the participants in the one-day summit Tuesday up — to present the first new pick up a few votes, “ I think recent reports on the questions by the students and he took tration is engaged in more investiga­ government.” fa il^ to endorse or repeat the Kremlin's May 28 American education system have either implicitly or threat to match planped NATO missile deploy­ explicity rejected tax credits." STORE HOURS: ments in western Europe this December with David Landau, legislative counsel for the American 317 Highland St more Soviet weapons. Civil Liberties Union, said the court decision will not Non. & Tins. 'tM 6:00 A statement issued by seven East bloc leaders affect the pending legislation because it "is still concentrated on the need for the United States House action seen this faii on acid rain Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER and Soviet Union to reach agreement on limiting N medium-range nuclear arms in Europe. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The head of Stafford and other New England a report from an interagency govern­ dioxide emissions. Sat & Sunday the Senate Environment and Public lawmakers on the grounds that nor­ ment task force concluded earlier this Midwestern utilities have argued . 'til 6:00 CONN. Works Com-nittee is optimistic his theast residents who already pay the month that air pollution from power that if they are forced to accept the bulk New England nzeilLJlITS FA Guatemala in state of siege house will move this fall to deal with highest power bills in the nation should plants and industry is a primary cause of the cost, it could have a severe GUATEMALA CITY — President Efrain Rios acid rain, but he’s giving no hint that a not have to shoulder the cost of cleaning of acid rain, impact on an already economically Montt sharply curtailed civil rights and press complete congressional agreement can up power plants in other states. . "At this point there can now be no depressed area. In Brief freedom and fired his top military advisers in a be reached anytime soon. The academy report concluded'that question that we will buy something for Stafford said the proposal to spread “ state of alarm" imposed in response to growing Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., said he imposing tough pollution controls on our money when we cut sulfur pollution the cost more evenly, was “ politically Seabrook costs rising calls for his resignation by former supporters. believed the National Academy of coal-buming power plants and indus­ and that something will be a sharply undoable,” while Mitchell contended Two important new critics. Col. Francisco Sciences report on acid rain released tries east of the Mississippi River reduced threat from acid rain,” added the Midwestern utilities had blown the CONCORD, N.H. — The Nuclear Regulatory 1111111111111111111**111*1 Gordillo Martinez and Leonel Sisniego Otero, Wednesday swept aside the last re­ would significantly reduce acid rain. Stafford. economic issue out of proportion. Commission staff has issued a later completion maining scientific questioons about estimatb for the first unit of the Seabrook nuclear went into hiding shortly before Rios Montt However, it declined to predict Stafford also ^ k a shot at the r GROCERY------SPECIALS . m ' r FROZEN & DAIRY ' announced the emergency measures Wednesday. what causes the problem. whether drastic reductions in sulfur administration, noting recent studies plant that could add more than $1 billion to the cost of the two-unit project. Both had harshly criticized the president the day He went so far as to say he was dioxide emissions from power plants in had turned the tide on the debate. Belle Starr MOTrsNAnaai CMP WKH before. "personally beginning to be optimistic Midwest industrial states would result "Those demanding only more and But a spokeswoman for the prime owner. 3- *1.3 9 about passing acid rain legislation as Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, said the ICE CREAM COOKIES Gordillo, who briefly served with Rios Montt in in specific cutbacks of acid rain more research are walking against Belie Starr, born Myra Belle Shirley APPLESAUCE 6 9 < HOOD a three-man junta after helping overthrow the part of the Clean Air Act in the fall in pollution in environmentally sensitive that tide and on the verge of being (1848-1889), was notorious. She led a utility will stand by its official cost estimate and HANOVn 8 MAH OR previous government in a March 1982 coup, the Senate.” . areas of the northeastern United States swept away.” he said. band of cattle rustlers and horse completion dates for the $5.24 billion project. FUDGESICLES , 3 H * 1 . 1 9 He added, however, that he questi­ and southeastern Canada. VEGETABLE SALAD 6 9 < sw in u n warned in a television interview of an "outbreak However, the main problem with thieves. Her group made raids on nOTKANA of blood" unless the president resigned. oned whether an agreement could be Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, acid rain legislation on Capitol Hill is Oklahoma ranches, and, at one point, Samantha to carry ietter lEMONADE ... 4 / 8 9 C reached with the House by that time, appearing at a news conference with .how to pay for a clean up of the sulfur sheltered Jesse James. CHUGGERS „..*1.19 RRAn and said he still had major problems Stafford, argued that given the WASHINGTON — Samantha Smith, the Maine CAIN'S Shultz meets Mrs. Gandhi with the main House bill, introduced by academy report and others recently schoolgirl who received a letter from Soviet LACREME TOPPING 7 9 < Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif. released, "the president has nowhere President Yuri Andropov, was asked to deliver a RELISHES 2/11. ORElOA NEW DELHI, India — Secretary of State That bill would pay for a clean up of left to hide on this issue. Even his own letter to Andropov from a young Soviet Jew nOOMAN’S SHOESTRING POTATOES »..H . 4 9 George Shultz met with Prime Minister Indira sulfur dioxide emissions from power seeking to emigrate with his family. scientists say we must act now.” w/Horferadish 8 9 < TROPIC ANA Gandhi today for talks on spare parts for New plants by placing a uniform charge on The White House has consistently The letter from Avi Goldstein, 9, was forwarded MUSTARD Delhi’s nuclear reactors and Soviet expansion B w n u rs ORANGE JUICE ....* 1 . 2 9 utility ratepayers across the country. said more study is needed on the acid ^ BORED to Miss Smith by Lynn Singer, president of the MBS. SMaWS — 1 VAIIiniS toward Southwest Asia. However, it has been opposed by rain issue. However, for the first time. Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, a group that Shultz called on Mrs. Gandhi in her office at the ELBOWS 2/11. seeks to draw attention to human rights abuses in CAM’S CREAM PIES .3„» 1 . 0 9 3 main secretariat on the first full day of his visit the Soviet Union. CHoai ra u or mits that will take him on Saturday to Pakistan, ^ of the MAYONNAISE „ „ * 1 .2 9 India's northern neighbor. iw in u n — cHBiw POUND CAKE ....* 1 . 3 9 The United States has been supplying F-16 Paving contractor Indicted COUIMM warplanes and other weapons to Pakistan, LIGHT TUNA 5 9 < ... 3 / 9 0 C riHANCHgiER^Ti^ some old Racket? CONCORD, N.H. — A well known New YOGURT boosting its defenses against Soviet expansion in KRAR DEIUXS SWISS OR the region, including Afghanistan, which borders Hampshire paving contractor has been indicted Pakistan. by a federal grand jury in Vermont on charges of BUTCHER BONES ... 8 9 < OLD ENGLISH CHEESE ... * 1 . 0 9 UPTON Despite moves by India and Pakistan to • CUSTOMERS ONLY | ‘Try Something New” bid rigging, job allocation and mail fraud. s m n u ri improve their relations, they are currently The U.S. attorney’s office said the indictments ONION SOUP .... 6 9 < CREAM CHEESE 6 9 < engaged in an escalating arms buildup with the at were returned agalnit Pike Industries of Tilton ' m a r ’ KAUK noon { m ain o ffic e an d branch w il l be o p en ! and Preildent Milo L. Pike of Gilford and Soviet Union and France supplying India and the 8 01..2 /» 1 . 0 9 United States arming Pakistan. Singles Night Executive Vice President Bruce Homer of .... *1.59 SOUR CREAM ■ SAT. JULY 2ND 9 A.M. 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To Mako RMWvation Call the Club Larry Speakes, deputy White House press Mornings and Evsnings I04IMMNSI 3/89< J secretary, told reporters Wednesday use of the Rhody protesters try again M/UKHESIER at 643-4133 $100off lill 89< $1.59 i Valid iTom S/27 lo 7/1 i Reagan film clip is "inappropriate." He said it void Irani t/27 lo 7/1 Valid from i/27 lo 7/1 VUId liom ,127 lo 7/1 | MANCHESTER lEL 64S 4004 CRANSTON, R.I. — There was a last-minute was filmed with the understanding it would be and HIGHLAND PARK MARKET HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ] TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS! protest against Friday’s scheduled tie-in between HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | i HIGHLAND PARK MARKET J part of a one-time tribute by London Weekend STATE BANK 205 SPENCER SI Television and televised in England as part of an M4NCHESIER Clba-Geigy Co.’s chemical plant and the city anniversary presentation for the Bond spy MEAABER FDIC TEL 649 7570 Manchester Racquet ^ sewage system. movies. 4 0 4 Wait Cantor St., ManJieitsr iD D Four environmentalists chained themselves to E. 0 . E. ‘YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK” waste discharge valves after paddling up the 6 4 3 -4 13 3 Pawtuxet River. iiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiu iiiii ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 30.19B3

Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1983 — 7 Dan FItta, EdKor OPINION Alex Glralli, City Editor G R O s s m a n 's J a c k RnC^EVRns PRODUCTS compRnv Court ruling no boon to presidents A n d e rso n Washington of those AW ACS radar planes to WASHINGTON - Any pru­ satisfactory. Msrry-Qo-Round Saudi Arabia by President dent analyst of public affairs is If Reagan, or a successor, Reagan. Other things being going to tread with caution in wants to make a similarly Jack Germond equal, the White House proba­ drawing conclusions about the controversial arms sale in the bly would have preferred long-term effect of the Supreme absence of a congressional role, and ' simply to make the sale without Court decision striking down the then that president is. going to legislative veto. the necessity of winning appro­ have to accept all the political Religious Jules Witcover val for it in Congress. Reagan But it is already clear that the ^ consequences if things go sour. Syndicated columnists decision is not going to be the -V and his national security advis­ Or, under the other obvious ers were convinced, that the alternative. Congress is going to kind of unmixed blessing for the V and very President, or any other presi­ case, on its merits, was over­ write detailed legislation that dent, that would seem to derive whelming, even if some of their set so many conditions on, for from such a dramatic transfer congressional allies were not instance, arms sales that the violent of power among the branches of still another (the court’s deci­ position in the form of the persuaded. But, because of the executive branch will be power­ government. sion) . How it will finally play out legislative veto. special role of Israel in Ameri­ less to act. There is little question that will depend to a large extent on can domestic politics, the sale This doesn’ t suggest that WASHINGTON — Criminal ele­ the legislative veto power has subsequent decisions providing And what that means, in turn, was enormously controversial, President Reagan or any other ments of the Rastafarian religious been used to excess by Con­ some of the fine print of the is that relatively innocuous whatever the merits. president isn’t going to welcome sect are emerging as Some of the gress. It is, to use an obvious court’s thinking and on the White House proposals for legis­ Thus, the President was ob­ the broader authority granted most menacing hoodlums who example, one thing for Congress response in Congress. lative action are going to liged to make his case for the by the Supreme Court in this prowl our inner cities. They appear to want to retain control over a But the executive branch, become the targets of marathon deal with the Saudis well enough decision. And that will be true of ready to gun down any lawmen although the apparent nitpicking by congressional to win that approval, which he this White House despite Rea­ 3 president's decision to involve who harass them or any meniber of American troops in foreign ’’winner'’ from the decision, has committees — often to the point did. And in so doing, Reagan gan’s 1980 campaign rhetoric the Jamaican community Who wars. It is quite another, reason to be concerned imme­ of paralysis. Congress already obtained what amounted to a about what he considered the defies their back-alley law. however, for the legislative diately about two implications has trouble getting its work ratification of his policy deci­ excessive authority granted bu­ This warning from law enforce­ branch to be involved in what is of it. done. sion — or, at the least, a sharing reaucrats; that always looks ment officials has gone out to essentially routine rule-making First, it is obvious that of the political responsibility for different from the outside. police departments in the New by regulatory agencies. Congress is going to be much WHAT IS FAR more signifi­ it. It became the product of a The point is, however, that the York City area. Law enforcement more careful in the grants of cant, however, is that it is going consensus of sorts, not simply a new and expanded authority officials and documents also re­ SO WHAT has happened is authority that it makes to a to be much more difficult for a unilateral edict, and that con­ carries with it new and ex­ veal that the rehegade Rastafar­ what so often happens under our president or some executive president to share the political sensus provided a kind of panded political responsibility ians have links to former Jamai­ system of government — that is, ..agency under his jurisdiction responsibility for decisions political shield for the White for the executive branch. And in can Prime Minister Michael an excess in one direction (the with particular bills. Presidents where there is a sharp differ­ House. some cases, that is an authority Manley. “ imperial presidency") has are going to have to negotiate ence of opinion — and poten­ and political responsibility any The Rastafarian religion been corrected by an excess in the kind of detail that was not tially serious political UNDER THE new ruUng, president might be just as teaches the divinity of the late another (the legislative veto) required when members of consequences. neither of the obvious options is happy to spread around a little Haile Selassie, emperor of Ethio­ and then by what appears to be Congress always had a fallback Consider the case of the sale likely to be as politically bit. pia, and includes niarijuana smok­ ing among its sacred rites. Except for the illegal use of pot, the majority of Rastafarians are An editorial peaceful, law-abiding people. But A LONG TiMe F r o m n o w the criminal elements among the sect are something else again. iN aN eCoNOMY FaR.FaR aWaY... “ It is part of their religious belief State deserves that if they shoot you and you die, it is because God wanted you to die ______R.EAGANOMICS. for something you did wrong," the confidential warning explained, its non-leaders adding; “ They have no feelings of guilt."

• Court testimony suggest- though he could care less ONE GROUP of Rastafarian . ing that preferential treat­ about being governor. thugs, known to police as the ment has been given to Nevertheless, he won last ranjFNsiOBS Junglelites, studied guerrilla war­ contractors in return for fall by a large margin. fare and Marxism in Cuba. Then, according to one “ Secret- campaign contributions. Voters had plenty of oppor­ Restricted Data" police report • Repeated errors in com­ tunity to learn what they were obtained by my associate Dale Van putations by the state Depart­ letting fhemselves in for. Atta, they were "allegedly used by ment of Education. O’Neill had demonstrated Prime Minister Manley to control • A tax package, abhorrent nothing but mediocrity since or silence his political opposition in Jamaica.” to almost everybody, that replacing the late Gov. Ella Manley styled himself a "dem o­ passes only after the legisla­ T. Grasso midway through ture has been forced into a cratic socialist,” but his increas­ her term. Like President ingly close ties to Cuba lost him costly special session. Ronald Reagan, O’Neill has support. His eight-year rule ended • A bridge collapse that an unpretentious manner and in the election of 1980. More than kills three persons, leads the shies away from shrill at­ 600 Jamaicans were killed in network news and, because tacks on others. This alone campaign violence, and Rastafar­ ample warning' had been seemed to satisfy Connecti­ ian criminals are believed to have been responsible for an undeter­ given of the potential danger, cut voters in 1982. makes Connecticut fhe mined number of these murders. According to the police report, shame of 49 other states. There is no reason to think that the outrages of recent Jiinglelites who moved into the What more does it take to New York City area in the late months have shaken Connec­ convince residents that the 1970s set up kangaroo courts in OIWMF OIMMF state is suffering from a ticut residents out of their Which they served as judges, juries 4'x8’xVi” Agency (^rtified 4’x8’x'/<,^a(erboard Reg. 18.95 Gallon Reg. 17.95 Gallon 5 Gal. Pail-Reg. 6.99 5 Gal. Pall-Reg. 13.99 leadership crisis? apathy. If O ’Neill were to run and — if need be — executioners PLYWOOD SMEATHtlK SHEATHMO “ OLYMPIC” OVERCOAT “OLYMPIC” STAM DRIVEWAY SEAUR PREMIUM SEALER 3 2 /1 6 span rating. Top quality. Solid core. Exterior grade. Protective, long-lasting acryHc Semi-transparent. For decks, Coal tar emulsion. Seals cracks. Latex fortified. Longer lasting. For all its grand traditions for re-election today, he for members o f the Jamaican %"...... 7.98 • S"...... 12.79 • V t " Wafertxiard...... 4.98 finish. 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William A. that for most people the times A bit of common sense East Coast cities with large O ’Neill isn’t such a governor. are still pretty good? Are Jamaican populations have grown 2x4x8’ Grade Stamped 4’x8’x%” Agency (^rtlfied ^ "Guardo” Self Sealing 4x5x8’ .40 Pressure Treated Quality In fairness to him, he never there so many distractions M l ASPHALT ROOF SHHIOLES By William A. Rusher would Say, ‘If it becomes neces­ the particular type of intervention understandably wary about con­ TOP QOAUn STUD T EITU R E SIDMO LARDSCAPE TIMRER GYPSUM WALLROARU Covers 33)4 sq. It. IS year pro-rated has pretended to be an that state politicians can Syndicated Columnist sary to save Central America, we that would probably be required frontations with Rastafarians, who Meets building code requirements. For Rough sawn, V-grooved. Top quality. Use Resists rot and decay. Long-lasting. Ideal Indoors or out. Ready to (Inish. warranty. Asphalt coated. 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Every opinion poll on the explanation of the probable conse­ " I f you see one of them begin to bit. subject indicates that Americans quences if approval was denied. screw his face up, making weird, Berry's World If you have luck you find in early overwhelmingly oppose the com­ grimacing expressions, HE IS 1 7 9 9 youth mitment of U.S. troops to combat That would leave the final ABOUT TO ATTACK YOU! They How dangerous it is to tell the in Central America, even if the decision up to the representatives play soccer nearly every day and '6 ’x6’8’’ Aluminum-Reg. _ Reg. 69.99-lnsulatlng _ StCIj 24’’ Lauan 14/2 250' Roll Solid Copper 6 ’xF~Premlum alternative is communist control of the people, and if they withheld their heads and feet are especially Truth.” PATIO DOOR n n ICREEM T r i n c e s s c o m r o d o o r STOCKADE FERCE HITERIOR DOOR IIRIT ELECTRHIAL WIRE One of the reasons Barry Gold- of El Salvador, Honduras and their approval the stage-would be deadly. 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Nonsense, says Barry Gold- In the first place, as Goldwater ical courage to propose such a Police are called beasts and a water. ” If 1 were the president...! pointed out on "F ace the Nation," thing? Possibly yes — policeman approaching is a fire. MANCHESTER I . NEWINGTON I MARTFOl ENFIELD 145 SpmcDi SDMI 31276iflmTurnpiki 3200NoWfl! TDHanrDIPiloiteoRlvd 64»J)136 I 66$-M91 I 52S-93S5 74122M OPEN Mon IhruFri 6 am-S30pm SatDam-530pm SunDam.Sprr MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1983 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 30. 1983

Thursday TV Connecticut O ’Neill signs capital bonding bill in Brief HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William The bill allows the State Bond Also signed by the governor Wednes­ in jo b training and placem ent O'Neill signed into law a $266 million Commission to authorize bond funds day were bills establishing a plan to programs. cenUyratUmadfromaxilanElia, . capital budget that will authorize bond for the projects in the 1983-84 fiscal assist so-called displaced homemakers O’Neill also signed a bill giving deaf 5:00 P.M. ® ' Hogan'a Haroos 12:1BA.M. Napolaon leads hie forces agakiat * 8 - M # dt Lm o im BaMlwII: State to fight penalty year, which begins Friday. and expanding the state’s Freedom of or hearing-impaired people the right to O - 'S3 Wimbtodon Tannli (S ) - Moneyline 8 - MOVIE: 'Tho Doop' A tha Duka Wellington and Mar- : funds for a variety of construction and Ta xM at CaHfbcnla Other projects for which funds were Information Law, which grants the have an interpreter if the person or his 5:30 P.M. ® - N o w s young couple vacationing in Ber­ ahal Bkicher of Pruaaia. Rod . HARTFORD — The state’s welfare commis­ other improvement projects in the Thursday 8 - Buzfawn Raport muda bacomaa kivotved in ki- Staigar, Christopher Plummar, * sioner says Connecticut will fight a federal move fiscal year beginning Friday. included in the package include work to public access to government meetings or her minor child was involved in a O - Auto R K in g ‘83; Off Row! iQ ) - Lottery Show ttigua and tarror cantaring around Oraon WaNaa. 1970. ; to penalize the state $1.3 million for allegedly O’Neill also signed bills increasing return the USS'Nautilus, the world’s and records. criminal investigation as a victim, Racing from Pomona. CA ( 8 - Soledad Serie dramatica. 10:45 P.M. tvyo aunktn ahipa. Jtcqualint Bia- CD - Jho Franhfin Show { first nuclear subniarine, to Connecticut witness or suspect. & - AFI ShowcMO Libertad Laitiarque. 8-Kapartar41 aot, Nick Nona, Robert Shaw. failing to reduce errors in the federal Food Stamp benefits to recipients under the state's 8-Rooldot program. largest welfare program and imple­ for use as a tourist attraction. The freedom of information bill O - MOVIE: 'For Vour Eyot ( 8 - Entertainment Tonight Barbara Carrera is caught in a 1977. Rated PG. 11:00P.M. 8 - 'S3 Whnblodon Toimlo I The 3 percent increase in welfare extends the definition of "public The bill, effective Oct. 1, also would Only* Agent James Bond travels ® - Business Report web of human passions and 12:30 A.M. Income Maintenance Commissioner Stephen menting a constitutional amendment IXI(I)CE)8888- benefits paid under the Aid to Families agency” to include committees of assure that communication between a to Greece to track an underworld inhuman ambitions on an 8 ~ Our Mlao Brooks B. Heintz said Wednesday he believed the state approved last year creating a new state figure who has stolen a crucial 7:30 P.M. QD-AIIInthaFamlly . agencies, boards and other groups now deaf person and a doctor or lawyer uncharted island in THE 2:30A.M. had made the required good faith effort to identify appeals court, the Governor's Office with Dependent Children program is British defense mechanism. Ro­ (X) - FM Magailna QD- m *a - s - h .C l) - Manr Hartman, Mary effective with the start of the 1983-84 subject to the law as well as adminis­ would remain privileged with the ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU, to Hartman CD - Tom CoMa Up Closa problems andeliminate or reduce errors. said. ger Moore, Topol, Carole Bou­ CE) - All In tha Family (X)-B annvHW Bhow air on "The ABC Thursday Night Heintz said he was surprised the U.S. The capital budget includes funds for fiscal year Friday. trative committees of the judiciary. interpreter not required to divulge quet. 1981. Rated PG. 8 - Faadval of Fahh CX) 8 - ABC Nawa One on 8 - ESPN SportaCantar C13 - Muppat Show at the Movies." June 30. One Department of Agriculture denied the state’s a variety of projects, the most The higher benefits will cost an The displaced homemakers bill contents of the communications at a 6:00P.M. 8 - Honaymoonara 8-Croaaflra (X ) - Family Faud CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ( 1 ) - Ua Doteefor request for a "good faith” waiver of the $1.3 controversial of which was a $10.5 estimated $8.75 million with the federal requires the state Labor Department to hearing or trial. CD CD (X) (81 (SI ® - New* 8 - Sparta Tonight 8 -MOVIE; Tartan, tha Apa : dS-Nawa million penalty. The state was notified about the million authorization to help build a government expected to reimburse the set up a program to help housewives The bill was supported by the CS) - Throo's Company 8 - World Sportaman Outdoor Man'Whila looking tar her talhtr 8 - ESPN SportaCamar 8 - MOVIE; ‘Dot Bool' Man in ki Africa, a woman msotaTamn. : penalty this week. $19.8 million athletic facility at the state for $3.28 million of the added whose husbands have died or other Connecticut Commission on the Deaf - B.J. and tho Boar a marauding German U-boat in odvanturea from throughout tha CX) 8 - WImbladon Updata ® tSSaCompulog world art hoatad by Curt Gowdy. Bo Oeiak, Mkat O'Koota, fVehtrd ■ University of Connecticut in Storrs. amount. displaced homemakers to participate and Hearing Impaired. (S ) - Lavama 8i Shirlay & Co. 1941 are shadowed by death and Harris. 1981. Rated R. ; 8 - Sports Look fear. Jurgen Prodmow. 1981; iro mki.) ( 9 - USA Cartoon Expraaa 8 - PhM Savara I KInsella claims to air 8 - Houaa CaHa 8 -P a H c u la 12:45 A.M. Q S - Living Faith 8 - Crossfirs 8 - TwWght Zona 8 8 - WImbladon Tonnie 2:45 A.M. I HARTFORD — A judge has agreed to hear O - Buck Rogara Champhmshipe Coverage of tha 8 - NBC Nawa Overnight ! Governor 8 - M*A*S*H 8 - Buabttu Rapon claims by Hartford Probate Court Judge James O - MOVIE: Dangaioua women's siniHe* aamifinals is 8 IBI - MacNsil-Lahtar 11:30P.M. presented from the AN-England 3:00 A.M. : H. Kinseila that the legislative impeachment Oatriaa. tha Laat Datactiva' A Report crime-stopper in pursuit of a cri- lers. CD-Hawaii FIva-O Tennis Club, LorKlon. England. (2 CD - CBS Nawa Nlghtwatch ' proceedings against him are unconstitutional. mmal stumbles onto a long- ® • ChiquiUaclas Programs de O - MOVIE: 'Racera' The story Indapandant Natworit hrs.) JIP • Superior Court Judge Robert Satter agreed demanding of a sports-car champion's ® - Nocha da Gala Q D - Barttta unsolved murder case. variedades presentando el tal- CD-MOVIE:'The Fakan’ Two I Wednesday the Legislature alone has the power ento joven. stormy caraer. Kirk Douglas. Bella (B )» Computer Programma ( 9 - MOVIE; T h a Thing' A ra- ( D - Barmy HM Show 1:00 A.M. 1 8 -Studio Saa Darvi. 1955 undaccovar agents, tracking * to impeach. But he said he would hear evidence in S - Orel and You Summer 9:00 P.M. search team dlacovara an ancient QD 8-NlghlHno CX) - Sanford and Son . down Nazi war criminals, unita to J 8 - Raportar 41 S ) - Prims News monster frozen in tha Antarctic CK) - Hogan'a Haroaa atop tha tyndlcats from diatribut- • Kinsella's claim the impeachment hearings deny full audit ® * Major League Besebell: (X)-Off Track Boning 8 - M-A-S'H ‘ Fama Bruno is embar- CD CD - Simon Si Simon The icecap. Kurt RuaseN. Richard Dy- kig counterfeit U S . cuttancy. • him a right to a fair hearing under federal and Toronto at Mirmesota 8-OddCouplo C D -M c C to u d rassad by his father and Doris Simons are hired by a famous aart. John Carpenter. 1982. Broderick Crawford, Kam Taylor, * state guarantees and damage his reputation. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William (Bl-O r. Who ® - People*8 Court mystery writer who is convirtced Rated R. CX) - world Vtakm BpacW dreads her grandmother’s plan to 8 - E8PN SporttComor Scott BnKfy. 1969. , Kinseila was censured in April by a probate O’Neill wants a clean house in the 6:30 P.M. come live with her. (R) (M min.) he is marked for murder. (R) (M (3B - Sunday at tha Ktng'a 8 - Pick tho Proa SportawrI- 3 8 - AHrod Hhchoock 8 - MOVIE; 'FHa H undm min.) tart preview upcoming games I judicial council for improperly handling the $32 state Department of Education and CE) - Man About tha Housa 8:00 P.M. & - MOVIE: 'Lion of the Houaa Peer'A reign of terror bagina m e * CD - Tho Merv Show 8 -C n M t f l r o and viewers compete for prizes. milUpn estate of an elderly West Hartford has ordered a full audit of accounts to (X) - CBS Nawa CP CS3 - Magnum, P.l. When Desert' A guerrilla rebel leads ® - Star Trek small town when a ^ ia found * North African Bedouins in revolt (32) - Top Rank Boxing from Laa 8 8 - Wknblodon Update 8-Oaepadlda stranglad. Maureen Lipman, «J|phn • woman, Ethel F. Donaghue. Two attorneys assure any and all errors are (S ) - Bamay Millar Higgins is involved in an accident. ® - Freeman Reports Magnum's investigation leads to against Italian invaders. Anthony Vegas. NV 8 - MOVIE: ‘I Am tho la w -A LcMasurier, Richard P e n d ^. • appointed by Kinseila to handle the estate were detected and corrected. 8 ISI - NBC Nawa IS ) ® - Hill Stmat Blues profataor-tumad-protecutor 1:30 A.M. a murder in a Japartese intern­ Quinn, Oliver Reed, Rod Steiger. & ® - Gimme A Break Nell's 1973 ; fired after a special probate court investigation of O’Neill said Wednesday he wanted ment camp. (R) (60 min.) Rated PG. Renko raacuea three p e < ^ from succeeds in roundkig up tha CX) - Tom Coltlo Show ( 8 - Untamad World father, while on his deathbed, still a burning building and Capt. Fur- 9 ) > Freeman Reports the case. the agency “ totally audited" before IS )-T o p ic s refuses to forgive Nell for 'going town's gangatara with tha aid of CK) - Chloo and tho Mon « 8 - Noticiaro Nacional SIN CS) - PM Magazine iHq objects to Chief Daniaia’s former law students. Edward G. New Haven School Superintendent Noticias rtacionales con Guillermo - No Empujen Programs out into the world.' (R) 8 - Indopondtm Notworti C D ® - MOVIE: 'Island of Dr. campai^.to clean up the town. Robinson, Otto Kruger, Wendy 3:15A.M. I Gerald N. Tirozzi takes over as Restrepo. Moreau' A seaman is lured into a comico con la animacion de Raul (S ) - People'a Caucus (R) <60 nkn.) Barrie. 1938 News Jal alal accord reached bizarre experiment of a mad Astor. 8-MOVIE;'CirclaafTwo‘A • education commissioner. ( 8 - Jeffersons (B ) - Undersea World of ® - MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8 - 1BS3 Barratl WOild 60-yaar-old artiat and a taanaga * scientist tinkering with evlution- 11:45 P.M. DouMoa TonnIo ChomiHonetilp “ I want him to go in as a new 8 - ABC Natwa 8 - MOVIE: 'Supw Fuzz' A Jacques Cousteau ® -2 4 H o r a s girl fsN in love with each other. • HARTFORD — About 250 workers, on strike for ary matters. 1976. determine the man exposed to radiation devel­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Wrong It Right* Coverage of the Samifinsla is pre- commissioner,” O’Neill said, “and as a IB ) - Ovar Eaay shape of all living things. Burt 9:30 P.M. S • Carter Country aented from London. England. return O'Neel, Richard Burton. * five weeks at Berenson’s Hartford Jai Alai, were ops superhuman powers. Terr­ A globa-hopping TV anchorman 1980. Rated PG. new commissioner a new broom LatKaster, Michael York. Nigel ence Hill. Ernest Borgnine, 8 8 - C1w«rs Diane diacovars daals with Arab ahiaka and inter­ (60 mm.) expected to approve a new contract today, 7:00 P.M. (B ) - Masterpiece Theatre sweeps clean if need be and that Davenport. 1976 Joanns Dru. Rated PG. that a man claiming to be a apy ia 'Sons and Lovers.' Paul raslizaa national agents. Sewi Connary, 9 - Mejor League BeeebeB: 3:30 A.M. f allowing the fronton to reopen for business (X)-CBS Nawa Katharine Rosa. Rated R. C D ' New alersey People 8 - MOVIE: ‘Tony Romo' A actually a poet. (R) that he wUI never be free of hie BaMmore at New YoHi 8 - Top Rank Boeing horn Loo Friday. determination will be made when the (X) 8 - M*A*S*H (S) - Major League Baseball: private eye searches for stolen 8 - Oabtial y OabrMa mother's influence. (60 min.) 8 8 -Tonight Show Yanfceee Vogaa. m A tentative agreement was reached late audit is complete.” 3 ) - Muppat Show [Closed Captioned) Baltimore at New York iewots. Frank Sinatra, Jill St. 8 - MOVIE: 'BWtla' A young, Wednesday between the fronton management Officials began auditing the depart­ Yankees John, Richard Conte. 1967. 9:45 P.M. 12:00 A.M. 9 ) - ABC Nawa 10:15P.M. innocent girl is exposed to knm 3:45 A.M. and Local 217 of the Hotel and Restaurant ment’s school construction grant pro­ 8 - SpotUgM Pravimv (X )-Q u in c y and saxuaHty on hw summer va­ C X )-V a g a S 8 - Inaida tha USFL (6)*8oapbox 8 - MOVIE; ‘C h m l Solittii*' gram following disclosure last week of OD - Music World cation. Patti d'ArbanvflIe. Mona 8 - B o w ttchad Employees Union representing the striking (B ) 8 - A H c a 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha laat Chaaa' 8:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M. Coco Chanei'a atruggle for suc­ Krtstensan. Barnard Giraudeau. service and concessions workers. errors that had the state paying, or All cars are ordered off the roads cess in the high fashion worid is 8 - Honoymoonon 4:00A.M. d S - ESPN'a Sportaforum - C«ral Bumott and Friends (X ) (X ) - Knott Landing Chip Rated R. committed to pay, more than its legal when Anterica runs out of oM. Lee CD chronidad. Mwie Franca Piaiar. 8 - M O V I E ; 'StBotto' A Cowit 8 - M it e Laoguo BaaabaB; No details were made public of the agreement, 8 - Radio 1880 Today’a pro­ CD - M ^ Leeguo Beaoball: Idea to carry on an affair wHh CiU Rutger Hauer. Timothy Dalton. 8 - WMd. WBd West share of the cost of school construction Maiors, Chris Makepeace. Bur­ while romancing Diana. (R) (60 oats involvad in kWng thugs ee a Toaaa at CaNtamta scheduled to be considered by union members at gram looka at tho hottaat hands gess Meredith. Rated PG. Now York Mats at St. Louis 1981. Rated R. ravbr to e gangster who ortce projects. and performers in the world of min.) 8 - Nawaidght Update a 7:30 meeting tonight in the Parkview Hilton ® - NFL Films NFL Films pre­ saved his life. Alex Cord. Brin Ek- 2:00A.M. entertainment. 8 - Maior Lsagua BaaabaM; (X)-Newa 10:30P.M. Hotel in Hartford. “I want and will have a thorough Baltimore at New York sents highlights of tha 1975 land. Patrick O'Neal. 1969 C D - CBS Newt Mghtwotch 4:15A.M. audit of the entire department,” d B - Faatfval of FaMi World Champion Pittsburgh Stea­ 8 8 - Indapandwn NMwoifc Yankees (X) 8 - 20/20 8-Nowanight CD - MOVIE: 'Wotorioo' Ra- 8 -G u n a m o k a O'Neill told reporters shortly after he Armory to be housing met with Tirozzi, the acting education W H A T T H - .CHECK HER HAIR I J U S T PRAM K A commissioner and chairman of the HARTFORD — A state armory in West SHE MIGHT HAVE SODA, IS A U..... State Board of Education to discuss the Hartford has become the first sold through SPIPER6 IW IT BRIDGE ASTRO matter. competitive bidding and will be converted to The school construction grant error, housing, said state Treasurer Henry E. Parker. GRAPH which improperly targeted at least $1.8 Herald photo by Tarquinio The state accepted a $626,169 bid for the million, was the latest of several made building Wednesday from Leonard Udolf, owner Don’t throw it away of a West Hartford clothing store. by the department, which in recent Hopping patient years misallocated millions of dollars Udolf won out over six other bidders who by improperly applying grant wontLdfiB’L submitted offers to buy the armory. It was put up While waiting for a bus along Manchester’s the rope, which is attached to the bus-stop formulas. for sale under a special act approved by the Main Street, Julie Downer jumps rope. signpost. 'N O R ia Legislature last year. O’Neill said he was concerned there Britt-Ingor Sjorn of Sweden turns one end of ^ ♦AX.84S,.'. may have been additional errors not yet detected by the internal auditing ♦ K4' Jobless fraud alleged unit set up after the earlier errors came ♦ 1972 to light. ITE S r HARTFORD — A state prosecutor says the “Well I’m concerned, yes,” he said. *-'---‘!*iW diieW W % ahw f ■ fram ■ owners of a Southington construction company House ends special session 9J96 ,1 OQ19 r tinf peraofial uapaileikje vM b e ! “Hopefully there are not but if there r j 8 6 V A T S I wiialy ueed M a coming ye w In ‘ charged with cheating the state Labor Depart­ ...AdX THEY 1 . tliBrir for ^ .taking are any I want them straightened out as 9861 $10752 your dedbilAv wHh btiMre.; ment of more than $40,000 may have defrauded HAVE TO DO' club tHck already in us quick as humanly possible.” IS A IM THI 9A J9 3 o g a s BtocauaeyodbalMrundantand • the state out of additional jobless benefits. Meanwhile, the Governor’s Office pocket npiild give Um the yeumM, you'n belter undar-; PLANES AT US^ SOUTH Paul and Joanne Sweetman of Southington, announced Wednesday O’Neill has cast by voting bridge-repair fund niiie he needed. S» SooQi AND S(?UEEZE siBRdflwm. > owners of County Wide Construction Inc., have ♦ 75 2 atladMdapadeg aii4|an*Eim.' his first veto of the year, striking down THE TRIGGER! ♦ Q194 CAMCBfl ijm e tl-Jeta V > ! been chhrged with first-degree larceny and a-*BBde • 8 «K jtetttaa caitla^todBy • a bill spelling out which community 9 A Q J9 b ttl)! conspiracy to commit first-degree larceny in must pay local welfare benefits to HARTFORD (UPI) - The House has should be restored to the $25 million The chamber then voted 109-18 for a ♦ K64 the-defenae m t to tiistlfriM ! , Doneere.-ol your imagination. • connection with $40,000 in jobless benefits paid people released from state mental ended its special legislative session on level proposed by O'Neill in February. resolution directing the Legislature’s Ifulncnible: Neitber .d o b s BodI the.aceI.ace of.of geaA Don't .mrt restraints on your ; between Jan. 1, 1980, and Oct. 1, 1982. hospitals. budget matters by approving a special Minority Republicans, acting in the Transportation Committee to meet Dealer. North befdre be _ got i t to ranloe___ : ffihklng. Canoar pradlctlane > Ernest Diette, head of the Economic Crime O'Neill said another measure ap­ $14 million fund to pay for repairs to the aftermath of a bridge collapse Tuesday with O'Neill and transportation offi­ fpBdes. And tHih fiveiiricks i-tar^.tlid year ahead are now ] Unit of the chief state's attorney's office, said state’s roads, bridges and other trans­ on the Connecticut Turnpike that killed Heat Narlh Eaai Saetfc raadyr-fiomeiieB. tack, eom>! proved by both the House and Senate cials and prepare a plan for upgrading lodt.liis.contnict bod gone',':'. Wednesday further investigation had found the “resolves much better the problem” portation needs. three people, led the fight for the larger the safety of roads and bridges. !♦ P a n 29 tbewayofBllfl^ Mita. t/aval, oaraar and mueb ‘ labor department paid $195,000 in jobless benefits the vetoed measure sought to address. The House aifjourned the special fund, reduced as part of the Demo­ Pan 2 ^ P a n 2 N T Sontb bad mora are dliscusaad. Sand $1 . The committee was required to Pan 3 NT Pan P a n to workers at County Wide Construction during The vetoed bill would have required session sine die — Latin for “ without cratic majority’s budget compromise. when be at to AMro-Qraph, Box 4BB, ’ report its findings by July 31 or the start Pan ' ...... N.Y. 1001B. ; the 22 months in question. the town in which a person lived before date” — Wednesday after approving Rep. Christopher Shays. R- badairtidD-i of the so-called "trailer” session where your BDdlao • being admitted to a state-operated and sending to Gov. William O’Neill a Stamford, said past governors, legisla­ : and.. lawmakers will reconsider bills vetoed bill to create the so-called dedicated tors and other officials had to share the Defense Is ‘escape hatch’ mental health facility to pay the perison by O'Neill. PDF? r THINK r I c o ^ r WANT GARLVLE.VOU'RE ^ HOW OLP CO MOD Opening lead: ♦ $ '.‘V •: ■ :'ia..as local welfare benefits for up to 30 days transportation fund and a number of blame for deterioration of highways SHOULP START HARTFORD — Two professors of law and other bills. and bridges. W A N T T O FINANCIAL WI6E BEVONC7 MDUR HAVE TO BE BEFORE- tbaf snit,- .ndolItttlUlF' after his release from the facility. House Minority Leader R.E. Van PLANNING MV W A IT T I L L SECURITV V EA i^.' I M PROUP VOU CAN BUV evencbance, psychiatry say the insanity defense should be Current law requires the town in The a((journment at 4:25 p.m. ended "W e’re responsible for the deaths of Norstrand, R-Darien, opposed the FUTURE. T H E L A G T F D R M V 5 E L F -Y-' . __ . kept as an “escape hatch” to preserve the a special session that began June 10 three people and the scariest thing is OF SOU. NOM HOW LOTTERV TTCKETS ? ByOnraMJacoby W which the person resides at the time of resolution, saying it was "polities of the MINUTE. A N P AW C A N 1 H E L P M D U ? aid Jainee JBcaby . concept of no punishment when there is no blame. release from the facility to pay the after lawmakers reached the constitu­ there are 13 bridges (on the turnpike) in worst kind” and only required people to FAAMLV “ W e need an escape hatch and that is what the General Assistance benefits for which tionally mandated end of their regular worse condition than that one," said do jobs they already were supposed to insanity defense is all about," said Jay Katz of the state pays 90 percent of costs. 1983 session June 8 without adopting a Shays. do. Ctae im p o ria iit p rib d p le woed.bM iii of pla* it tbat when y o irT^ Woodbridge, a lawyer and psychiatrist who The bill was the first vetoed this year budget for the fiscal year beginning Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, in a donbtfnl contract, yon teaches at Yale Law School. by O'Neill, who has signed 483 bills Friday. co-chairman of the Finance. Revenue Other bills given final approval by He told U.S. District Judge Jose Cabranes the House Wedne.sday and sent to should try to find eonie conH satoli’v;rC* KS^'jbnoi^ihbfta.rBlBiioWt^ • approved in the regular legislative During the session, the House and and Bonding Committee, said no one Wednesday the decision on whether a defendant bination of cards tbat'will PAPBatWlggrtuMiMBtli) -reach., btliara quiekeir ! session. Another 171 bills are awaiting Senate — the upper chamber ended its would argue with the idea of a larger O’Neill would' let yon nuke it In’ other . - ■tfrij M w gb, .tiisitf -a metlona' tl>Bn * is mentally ill should be made by a judge or jury the governor’s action, after which the half of the special session at 11:59 p.m. fund, but said it was a simple fact that —Create a slate Motion Picture Film based on evidence and should not be decided by a date for the trailer session will be set. Tuesday — adopted a $3.6 billion increasing the fund would knock the Commission to promote the state as a psychiatrist. The bill was the first vetoed this year budget and accompanying tax package budget out of whack. movie location. His testimony came in the final day of a hearing by O’Neill, who has signed 474 bills for the coming fiscal year. The House rejected the attempt to —Create a state Aquaculture Com­ on whether the judge should allow John J. approved in the regular legislative In its final day of business, the House restore the fund to the $‘25 million level mission to expand the slate’s fishing job.' BitlFdeteem will diraot your Torniero, 34, of Orange, a self-admitted compul­ session. Another 180 bills await the centered its debate on the special by a 73-53 vote and then sent the main and shellfish industries and other performance. r sive gambler, to plead innocent by reason of governor's action. transportation fund and whether it bill to O’Neill by a vote of 122-5. water-ba.sed food sources. •. -i" .. ie O R P IO (O a t 14 Wee. a ) • insanity. He is accused of stealing $500,000 in I HfiTe TD THiNfc ACROSS 5 Sadiat Answer to Piavlaut’P ia ^ ' Today you could be In love wHh ! jewelry from a store he once managed. Marquia da . tqteand.thara’a hothtatg wrong.! CONSTITUTIONAL 1 Jogs U M U Q n t r r '^wHAT THeY't/' COMF UP XI wwi UtaL ‘riMia’t plenty of ; 6 Move out i i z i n a n o u ai Lit 8 Actor Haflin room In thia heatlta world for i CONVENTION 12 Graak colony □ □ □ n n o WITH ilSi THgpe ------7 Evan a littia ariolhar romantic. i Veteran to get hearing 13 Apologizas biti2wda.) 1.,, .MOirTARRlfe (Nav. IM ae. ! 14 Fab n 8 Shoia raeata V.nV: IW Ybu’ra a takaicharga par- ! HARTFORD Joseph Luca of New BrUain . TTHEY'PB M Prn-Y 15 Fighting ships rci O 9 Basils S3 bdi:dthara won't • will get a chance to present his case to the Marine ISBsda lOPipafittiiie [--.i^iliSL'^wjjtlta HRandna. Whan you ! Corps Award Board for the Congressional Medal 18 Astronaut's n wuNan unit o ^ 'i9iil^ over ruma- , of Honor, the nation's highest military honor for fsny' 11 Snaky latttr ie Maskura ol- , n ; .lton ’tiiay’5 lklriaw H'a A t l m l r ! valor. 14 Davanpon ••aw b*..--.... , : . r - ; lanotn “ While this hearing does not mean that Joe will Tn»>va5 t-JO l7Ganilic ITUI pFLi rsF^^iAU on Jackson & Perkinsweek> 20 FoodwN ;iIN£ a.4te 19) ; definitely get the Medal of Honor, it does give him mstarlit t^K r a l i r 90609 pOOOy WM DO i J U M i l O butlook. O o • the opportunity to state his case directly... ” Rep. S p ® '' potted and in flower ’ ----a Y'----■« • a SIS!?*" BflDaOagRXa'' OCR ^xOO*.' B William Ratchford, D-Conn„ said Wednesday. 29 Cofiimtreiala 23 Wrinth'^ AMiwl diloir )lmitrw>-^'5 I Luca, formerly of Meriden, was awarded a 2S Jicob'atwin YES THEY’RE HEREI \HOTWAeALE! 28 Bibb auOwilM'a „ { S T i Navy Cross for heroic actions in Vietnam in HOW ^IHAT'5 OUR 1DP.0F.THE;;)UH ...CAN YJU eObOBST 33 litdptd 43 “ - '.JflVj; Regr 7.95 29HSWSHWI ditA ______19) March. 1967, after his commanding officer's Your InatltK^hlor' apofUng bar­ ITWONTOaME m c M ANYIHIM6 A LITTLE^ voleanb, 24 Poondt (abbr.) 34 Taiwintiing 44lilii recommendation for the Medal of Honor was 46 Ax gains ata unuaually koan today. O F F IM T H E Mauna_____ 25 Long timt 3* And So on downgraded by a higher official. 30 Blood ftetor 27 Prince of avH (4l>l>r-. Lat, 2 48 Burdan If R'Ala Into you/agenda, thia la NOW p gepd uma tar a Shopping WIMP? 32 Empty place 28DasVatariand wdt.) .. 49 Tiny particle tah » axcnfalbfi. ' ■ ROSES ‘SWSSM 35 For rowing (sbbr.) - . SIRamad 50 Arab garment Samples m e w (M b . » M erab 19) Students fall math again 36 Laarad 29 Young man 40 ^Mbdal of aU tr 51 Comaiaar tM € L Also *8.95 reduced to *7.95 'You're BMaya thinking about 37 Ettiaral 31Foddar . . ayatam S2 0niam eaida HARTFORD — The state Board of Education and doing for othart, but today 39 Ship record has reported that more than half the 5,169 studens FALL 1* 2 2 4 42 Pakoa.for 1 ir H la Importam to devote Uma to your paraonal needs. who flunked the ninth grade proficiency test in Sale— Sale— Sale aximpla 12 mathematics failed again one year later despite 1983 SPORTSWEAR 43 Intact ARMS (March 91-April 19) A lot of colora from largo plants Today you'll be vary raaponaive remedial courses. 44 .Parched 14 lo/thoae m need of your help. 45 Wind Inttni- In results of the tests released Wednesday, the ' Evan H aMcrIlioaa are raquirad, mant (sbbr.) 11 state board said 55 percent of the ninth graders ybu'R do whBt'a naceaaary to magmeU! 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Steel girder Diagram shows Vermont remedy 7 -in c h the hanger-pin diameter pin assembly that stars on CBS F O C U S / F a m ily W ash er holds the bridge MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPl) — CBS spent two days filming a show about Bag Balm — used for Just about sections together everything from a scraped elbow to fixing a squeaky bedspring — but only a five-minute segment was used for the "On the Road with Charles Kuralt” television show. More than 40 million heedeche sufferers John Norris, 69, of Lyndonville — whose family Andy invented the salve — said he was not surprised 6-foot long Z ' because he had been advised a lot of pictures would be [Rooney steel hanger taken but not used. Norris’ family has been making Bag Balm since Syndicated 1910. According to the label on the bright green can, it Columnist Now there’s help for sore heads was designed as an antiseptic for cows udders. "After each milking apply the Bag Balm thoroughly It NEW YORE (NEA )-Thebadnew sls "Working under execessively bright therein are causing tension. " and allow a coating to remain on the surface,’’ the that you get headahes. The good news is ‘Ninety percent of all lights may cause you to scrunch up your directions say. But, it is used on other barnyard that you’re not an ancient Egyptian. headaches belong to the eyes and eventually bring on a head­ ONCE THE HEADACHE is dissected, animals and people too. They treated the complaint, it’s said, by ache,” Solomon says. Local folks say they use it for cuts and scrapes, boring a hole through the complalner’s first physiological group the remedy can be determined. That frostbite, sunburn, lubricating wheels, to stop Please skull to let the bhd spirits escape. Working with an air hammer could may involve drugs for the migraine bedsprings from squeaking and other purposes. Some primitive societies still do that, and that’s fortunate be­ make your head muscles tighten, too, sufferer to keep the blood vessels in the "Bag Balm moved from the barn into the house,” according to Or. Seymour Solomon, and so can simply sitting in one position head in line, Solomon says, as well as a cause whenever disease without moving your neck and head for a warning to stay away from certain foods. Norris said on the show which aired Tuesday night. professor of neurology at ^b ert Einstein long time. And, as the camera focused on a cow’s udder, get off College of Medicine and director of the is involved, life may be “Citrus fruit, chocolate, hard cheese Kuralt said, "one good use deserves an-udder." Headache Unit at MonteOore Hospital in Intangible triggers can be grouped and alcohol can preciipate or aggrevate Norris said he received telephone calls from all the Bronx. threatened.’ under the ever popular "psychological the very complex biochemical change stress” which, Solomon says, is exceed­ that leads to the dilation of the blood around the country afterward. But his clinic and others oRer less Dr. Seymour Solomon ingly personal and can be produced by One woman called him at midnight from California the beat drafty remedies, and remedies have to vessels in the head,” he says. Neurology professor anything from untamed children to a Treatment for those whose kids, says, asking if she could order some of the salve, he said. be offered because heads are hurting all boss breathing down your neck. "Being on television was certainly out of my field," This is the best time of the whole over the place. The National Migraine are making their heads throb, however, And while that stress may give you a will consist of instruction in biofeedback he said. "It’s an experience. Once is enough.” summer, just before vacation Foundation ^ an independent organiza­ headache, it may give someone else high 3 Producer Ruth Streeter said she normally takes a starts. tion which disseminates information on and/or muscle relaxation exercises so belong to the first phsiological group,” blood pressure or ulcers instead. What’s they can learn to keep their head couple of days to shoot a segment. all kinds of headaches and endorses he says, “and that’s fort|inate because more, just how much stress it may take “You always have to shoot much more than you Right now, near the end of June, perhaps 20 headache clinics and 300 muscles loose no matter who's losing his whenever disease is involved, life may to cause either of you to develop one, if around them. actually have to use,” s1ie said. as you make your plans and doctors around the country treating the be threatened.” any, of these afflictions is also variable. Norris said he never got the opportunity to meet anticipate taking a break from ailment — estimates that more than 40 Whatever the prescription, Solomon All headaches don’t behave the same All that has to be looked into and so, says, “Our success rate is 80 to 85 Kuralt because he apparently was off filming another your daily routine, it’s very million people will seek help this year way and bow one does suggests what because of bead pain. Solomon says, “In addition to doing a percent. This does not mean the patient segment for the show. pleasant. Once you actually start kind it is. For instance, Solomon says, “A physical and neurological examination DPI graphic UPl photo The story, which started out telling people about At Montefiore’s Headache Unit, the will never have another headache, but your vacation, in July or August, tension headache is usually a steady of the patient, and lab tests if necessary, that he or she is sufficiently improved so Bag Balm — boasted as the miraculous cure-all — country’s first headache clinic which ache experienced either as a band turned its focus on Norris. there are certain to be problems. was founded in 1946, Solomon says, "We to make a diagnosis we also take a the headache does not interfere with Diagram shows «»^at investigators believe may have been the Northbound’on Interstate 95 at Greenwich, traffic at the left is around the head or a pressure over the meticulous personal history and ask their lifestyle.” Ms. Streeter said he is the kind of person that makes have a waiting Ust of one to two months, ' whole head or the back of it. It may last cause of the collapse of the Connecticut Turnpike bridge over being diverted to the Boston Post Road. Other lanes are closed you feel good inside. The July Fourth weekend, for although if a patient has a severe about your lifestvle and what factors example, has become a monster. for one day or several. the Mianus River. They believe a steel pin seven inches in because they lead to the bridge closed Tuesday after a 100-foot “You feel better about yourself and the world that proUem we can see him promptly. Each IT COSTS an initial fee of $100 for We ought to call it off for a few In contrast, migraine is a one-sided treatment at Montefiore's Headache diameter may have worked loose and caused the colapse. The section collapsed. The bridge is about half a mite away from this you live in," she said. year we see over 1,000 new patients and headache that has a throbbing quality years and let things settle down a over 3,000 old ones, everyone from young and is usually associated with nausea, Unit and subsequent charges of $30 to $50 pin was part of a linkage assembly that holds bridge sections section of thew highway. little. Suddenly on that weekend, diildren to the elderly.” for visits of 20 to 30 minutes and that, together. vomiting and intolerance to light and Teenagers arrested there are 500 million Americans noise. A migraine rarely lasts more than ’Working under exces­ Solomon says, is a bargain. “We’re in a instead of just 230 million and THEY GOME because the pain is a day, whereas the headache from a non-profit teaching hospital so our fees interfering with their ‘lives and they are probably lower than at other in Coventry fight they’re all wherever you are. brain tumor will increase in frequency, sively bright lights may clinics.” Where do they all come from? coach mosquitoes and you won’t have to must have been delighted to see the blue sky stand out, like an emerald blouse or one Boisoneau, may be willing to come back and take the basgball and softball. And these people get little job again as a co-recreation director with resident Q m Even though it’s not really any­ work, you start dismantling your crib, so exciting day she had in store. We miss you terribly Grandma! ruled 8-1 the Internal Revenue Andover. South Windsor and Ashford. ridiculous ruffled panties that made it hard years ago. She and her husband Also Express Bank Locations in Eastford, thing smart you did, it gives you a they think you’ll fall out. That gets ’em Mommy was up early. The birthday girl jiggling the camera. Those fla.shbulbs were Service may not obtain access to #Scotland and Sprague. Member FDIC. to sit. What was mommy up to, anyway? would have observed their 54th Your family, wonderful feeling of superiority. every time. didn’t even have to let out one warning note. distracting. the documents to help in a tax audit JU Q m u Telephone 646-1700. wedding anniversary next Jane. Rudy, Chris and, on a 5-4 vote, said government CARD •*%CARD “Boy, I feel sorry for Fred and Mommy was right there, all dressed up, too, September. Equal Opportunity Lender G AND OH, boy, when daddy got home, did and Andy Zadnik attorneys in non-criminal cases Ekina up there at the lake,' ’ you can I SUPPOSE that’s how Prince William's with makeup on. And she whs singing. What THEN, JUST as she was gaining Besides her husband she leaves a say. the fun start. There were three presents to momentum, Mommy whisked the cake have only limited rights to exam­ birthday started out. Just like he was an kind of a day was this going to be, anyway? open, and all that wrapping paper to get. son, Ronald I. Cervini of El Pa.so, Card of Thanks ine materials. So, enjoy making your vacation away, off the highchair tray, and went to get Texas; a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis We would like to express our ______ordinary commoner, like the rest of us. His Then there was the mushed up roast beef lamCARD a washcloth. Cruel and unusual Clark of Fort Pierce, Fla.; a heartfelt appreciation to the many Both decisions were blows to the and your July Fourth plans now, nanny probably bounded into the royal BREAKFAST WAS the usual. Just milk Justice Department, which had but keep in mind that making them and some mushed up green beans and some punishment. brother, William T. Ritchie of friends, relatives and neighbors nursery, fetched her royal charge, changed and an egg (she wished mommy would stop mushed up banana and some mushed up Manchester: a sister, Mrs. Ann who were so generous and kind in warned the holdings will "se­ is probably going to be a lot more his royal diapers, and quieted his royal calling it her “eggie.” That sounded so These birthdays weren't bad. if you forgot riously disrupt the government’s k potato. It wasn't much good to eat, but it about the playpen and the mushed up roast Egan in California: eight grand­ our recent sorrow. as &m i © “ ©gs e fun than doing them. shrieks. Maybe she reminded him it was his stupid.) Then there was some applesauce efforts to enforce civil statutes,” was great to play in.- beef and the wet washcloth all over your children; and seven great­ Love, You can be sure the fireworks royal birthday, as if he could understand. and a piece of toast to crunch. grandchildren. Roy W. Helm and Family including bribery, tax evasion and you look forward to seeing will be a Then — the masterpiece. Mommy got the face. Maybe she'd try this again tomorrow. ■■''nflietc of inli I' sl. But mommy and daddy weren’t there. Then, after breakfast, Mommy said there cake with two little candles on top (one for (sum Q m Qim disappointment again this year. was a lot of work to do. The house had to be Look what Prince William's mommy and Nanny had to handle the royal birthday all good luck) and mommy and daddy told the daddy missed. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 30, 1983 - 13 I« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30. 1983 Advice Unusual theater illuminates ^hout Town Funeral home MHS graduates sought

1 franchise can . Manchester High School Class of 1973 will have Mother with forked tongue problems of married couples its 10th reunion Nov. 26 at the Colony In Vernon. _ Tj*® following classmates have not been located. Bv Richard C. Gross no end to the plays— only glimpses European city. ^11 Unda Pisch at 649-4448 or Tim and Lynn cut burial cost United Press Internatlonol of life. An accomplished author of P ® "'^ rto n at 643-8160 with information. Rather, it is a human experi­ academic-like books dealing with a, Debra Allen, Rose Ann Allen, Andy Arnold, Robert may split son from his wife WASHINGTON -1 The big mo­ ment in which the 100-odd men and mixture of philosophy and pyschol- M k er, Toni Baxter, Phil Bell, Nancy Brennan, Donna Brown, Jeff Bucy, Loraine Terry Burrows. By Mark Langford ment/or the “ Marriage Theater” women in the audience involve ogy, Shmueli bounces his ideas for United Press International came when a couple climbed to the themselves in a full range of a play off his wife of seven years, a Rick Callahan, A1 Capello, Amy Cardello, Anne my change?” Period. D E A R A B B Y : If they small stage after the one-act play emotions and in the process reveal clinical social worker. Iris takes R a rest, Bonnie Chase, Harry Coombs, Shiriey Cox, Mary Curtis, Anna Cyr, Paula Dahlem. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Franchised funeral give a prize for the most and ate the props. a great deal of their own feelings the skeleton outline and fleshes it DEAR ABBY: Please Ellen Dam, Debra Daniels, Lin DeCampos, Kim homes which could provide cut-rate funerals were insensitive mother-in-law "They almost wanted complete under prodding by Shmueli. His out with actions and dialogue. settle a problem for me. I born when entrepreneur Joe Marek saw Dr. James in the worid, mine wouid participation,” Adi Shmuelisaidof energetic Donohue-like perfor­ But, Shmueli said, “ I ’m the one wlOTey, Robin Deianey, Georgette Desormiers, Ed am getting married in a w v d e , Anna Dion, Theresa Dion, Aidan Dockery, Reveley on a syndicated television talk show and said win — hands down! When Dear Abby the man and woman who dipped mance as a moderator seeks to to introduce the tension” between couple of months. My ^net Dowd, Claire Dubiei, Jay Dubois, Teresa to himself, “ there’s a man I can use." Harold (her son) intro­ into the bread and meat loaf served wring out perceptions into the the characters. future sister-in-law will be Dvorak. Reveley is a San Antonio dentist and mortician who duced me to her, she said, during the play. “ It really moved .qature of the characters in the “ He has a very strong point of Abigail Van Buren six months pregnant at _ Lydia Esponda, Evan Fielding, Scott Futoma, has the gift of gab and an unflagging belief that “How do you do? Is your me; it was the greatest play. view and wants to get his point the time of my wedding. I wnise Gaboury, Emma Gambino, Jean Gardener, consumers can show respect and dignity for their complexion always that compliment.” If the couple who feasted on the across,” Iris said. “Healwayshas want very much for her to Row Gaudette, Victor Goldfarb, Marcie Gordon, dead without the high cost of a fancy funeral. bad, or is it a temporary Shmueli, at 42 the holder of props is any indication, the experi­ been a bookworm and I can write be a bridesmaid, biit I am Debbie Gray, Linda Grenier. Two years ago, Reveley appeared on the Phil condition?" doctorates in philosphy and py- ment seems to be working — even very easily. We couldn’l'write it if not sure whether it would Philip Griffin, Debbie Haberem, Robin Hall, James Donahue Show to debate the president of the National Harold and I have been schology and the maestro of a in staid, conservative Washington, it didn’t have some of me in it, be in bad taste because of Hallowell, Joan Harrison, Terry Hart, Diane Harvey, Funeral Director’s Association and a commissioner m arried for eight months, thriving practice in psychological far removed from the zany life some of Adi in it. Help\me, Abby. I can’t take in a movie, it’s rather her pregnancy. She’s been Donna Hatfieid, Donna Heaiy, Andrea Hewitt. for the Federal Trade Commission on the mortuary and “ Mums” still talking counseling, is the author with his styles of California and thousands “ We’re both so nuich in favor of take much more of this. awkward for me to start married for two years, Sue Hitt, Bev Hoimes, Donna Hopkins, Sandy practice of package pricing. about all the rich and wife. Iris, offive plays that part the of kilowatts below the voltage m arriage as an institution. The D . I N . BRITISH digging around in my and her husband (my Hoirey, John Hungerford, Laura Janecek, Catherine “ When I got home, a guy (Marek) from Nashville pretty girls Harold could curtain into 40-minute scenes of produced by New York. plays are about people living ' . COLUM BIA purse, so I always give fiance’s brother) will be a Johnson, Richard Johnson, Denise Kamor, Mary called," Reveley said. "H e was thinking of offering a have married. I ’ve been m arriages sliding downhilL'i|hmu; “ I feel theater is very important together and being married to­ him the money privately groomsman. Keily, Susan Krantz. franchise mortuary service and he needed a catalyst. taught to respect my DEAR D.: “Mums” eli acts the male lead in effeh one in talking about marriage,” Shmu­ gether. I hope somehow to help before we go out. I always I don’t see anything Leontyna Kucejko, Patti Laforest, Curtis Law ­ I was it.” elders, but when she told a could be eihotionally dis­ opposite Cappy Lyons, aCj^ppy eli said, his hands moving rapidly. someone. My hope is that there are give him more than wrong with having an rence, Barb Lemau, Carol Ann Litrico, JoAnne Marek said he had considered the idea for eight roomful of relatives last turbed. Ask'Harold to tell who actress who tends barfoihake “ Only when we see real action can some among the audience who Herald photo bv Pinto enough to cover the cost, obviously pregnant bri­ MacDonald, Patty Maher, David Maiinoski. years, and Reveley was the man to make it work. evening that she had you more about her condi­ ends meet. ^ we get a glimpse of one kind of walk out and say, ‘I hope we’re not but for some reason, he desmaid, but I also Qon’t Linda Marti, Linda Mason, Anne Masse, Wiiiiam The two men formed United Dignity Inc., a saved |1,(M0 for Harold's tion. Perhaps if you knew At the abrupt close of each play, marriage. The interchange be­ overlooking each other.’” never gives back my want to offend anyone. Looking pleased franchise mortuary service that will provide lost-cost 3 “ divorce,” I nearly told all the facts you’d be the Iraqi-born Shmueli, who tween you and the play can bring Matte, Jane McAuely, Deborah Marie McCarthy, change. I hate to ask for it, burials without the big, black hearse, a funeral her off. (Everyone better able to cope with What do you think? moved to Israel at age 9, reverts m arriage alive. M arriage cannot Steven McLafferty, Richard Meier, Keith Merriil, but, Abby, this happens procession or other frills. laughed as if it were a the situation. To under­ WITHHOLD MY NAME from actor to pyschologist and be described by words — it needs THE TITLES of the five plays, Amy Mertan, Yves Michaud. New officers of Manchester Exchange left, Gerry Calve, treasurer; Donald every time I give him “It’s called capitalism,’’ Reveley said. "Just joke.) stand all is to forgive all. orchestrates an hour-long au­ action as well as words. each of which is produced over two Gabriele Michels, John Migliove, Robert Migliove, money, and it all adds up. Club admire one of 25 Freedom Shrine White, vice president: John Pasquareiii, because 90 percent of the people in the U.S. want an Harold is an only child. DEAR WITHHOLD: dience discussion of the household “ People are talking about them­ weekends, give a clue to what kind Sarah Miller, Sheila Miller, Ssan Miller, Steve Is there some way I can plaques the club will be installing in secretary; and John Doyle, president. earth burial doesn’t mean they want a lavish display. His mother r a is ^ him DEAR ABBY: I’ve beeif Bad taste? Certainly not. scene just witnessed. selves when they talk about the of a m arriage the audience can. Miranda, Claire Mitchel, Fritzie Montague, George “ remind” him to give me Invite your sister-in-law Monty. We can take an average $2,500 cost and bring it down alone, as her husband left dating a guy for over a The audience, mostly middle- play. There’s an exchange of expect to see unravel. Manchester schools. Shown are, from my change without com­ to $600 to $800” her when Harold was an year and we have a really to be a bridesmaid, and if aged and m arri^, tears apart the opinions without any real They are: “ Why Don’t You Ever Barbara Moore, Juiie Morrissette, Wendy Mrosek, ing off as cheap or petty? anyone is “offended,” Debby Mulcahy, Rich Muldoon, Teri Muidoon, Lori Ground will be broken soon in Nashville for the first infant. I will give Mums great relationship, but personalities of the characters in conclusion.” Put Me First?” “You Think You Adopt a pet franchise. credit for raising a fine there’s silly little prob­ SHORTCHANGED shame on him or her. probing the motivations underly­ Negro, Jim Nelson, David Nevin, Lisa Ogden, Bob Shmueli is convinced that Am er­ Know It All,” “The Mad Passion­ Reveley. who has offered low-cost funerals in San son, but he never takes my lem. We both have pretty IN IOWA CITY ing their behavior. Parks, Gagneile Powers. icans are eager to discuss them­ ate Fool,” “Great Expectations” Antonio for the past five years, said funeral directors part when she insults me. good jobs, but 1 make a DEAR SHORT- CONFIDENTIAL TO G. Sue Prosser, Jim Quinn, Rob Rice, Deborah Riley, In the process, members of the selves in depth but are too and “ Who’s In Charge Here?” fear the simpler, low-price franchise concept will cut He just asks me to please little more than he does, CHANGED: Yes. Wait IN McALLEN, TEXAS: Gordon Rodgers, Jeff Rohan, Damaso Saavedra, audience spposedly gain insights self-conscious. The productions, in which Shmu-. profits that the industry has enjoyed for many years. be patient with her be­ so I insist on picking up until ,you are out of the Congratulations. Stay into their own married lives and eli has invested $50,000, are di-- Donna Sanchini, Robert Schienost, Daniel Silver, Loving male cause she’s “not well.” I public eye, then say, “ By clean. Reality is for peo­ Dawn Simes. “ Some of the marginal operators will go under. ” he the tab for our dates about view their own behavior patterns. “PEOPLE ARE very hungry to rected by Nathan Gamer, a said. say if she’s “ not well,” she half the time. the way, before you ple who can’t handle The five one-act plays which Craig Sines, Stephen Sisco, Sue Skaparas, Keith talk and don’thavea forum for it,” producer at the George Washing­ Not everybody has warmed to the idea, especially should see a doctor. When we go out to eat or forget, may I please have drugs. make up “Marriage Theater,” he said. “ People would like to think ton University Theater. Shmueli Slater, Mary Sloan, Carolyn Small, Bradford Smith, puppy ‘Andy’ Donald L. Smith, Lu— Ann Smith, Peter Smith, Wendy morticians' groups, which Reveley said have plenty to shown on Friday and Saturday about life — their own life. Yet they credited Garner’s sensitivity with lose if it catches on. nights since March 4, share a Spooner. don’t have a place to ventilate this giving more life to the characters. The January issue of Mortuary Management common denominator: the por­ Debbie Strong, Randy Swahson, PatSumons, Randi without being judged. The ability “ First, it’s theater, but it’s is waiting ill Magazine featured an article. “ There Could be a trayal of people with conflicting Tallent, Carol Tarascio, Mary Beth Taylor, John Swelling of ankle and toe to talk about the human condition theater with a larger social pur­ McDonald's in Funeral Service..." It asked, "Will the interests, desires, motivations and Tomasko, Michele Vaccaro, Debra Vater. is lacking in the United States.” pose than most theater,” the new. franchise homes be housed within urban and pressures who are united legally Shmueli, who bubbles with easy, Ken Veysey, Mary White, Mike Wilson, Brian white-haired Garner said. “The suburban shopping malls? Will our newest addition to and emotionally in society’s most infectious laughter and has a Young, Stephanie Zarbo, David Zburay. discussion after the performance' By Barbara Richmond the American way of death be an integral part of some demanding relationship. 1 wide-eyed approach to others, is as important as the play. Herald Reporter well known fast food chain?" decided to become a psychologist from uric acid in blood “ It may expose people to possi­ Reveley has a $4.4 million lawsuit pending against THE UNDERLYING message while teaching philosophy at Tel bly explore problems in their' Network receives grant Bullet, last week s pet, was still at the dog the magazine, which did not name him. but referred to running throughout the plays, if Aviv University because the “ aca­ relationship. It’s not group ther­ pound Tuesday and still ready to eat his share Reveley as a “ would-be” dentist from Texas. The there is one, conforms to Shmueli’s demic world is a very lonely one. I The Indochinese Human Services Network of DEAR DR. LAMB: I does eat a lot of cheese. apy, but it’s certainly a group of dog biscuits. He’s a male, about 1 year old. article also suggested that United Dignity would leave own philosophy: no two-people can like a lot of contact and I wanted 'Manchester has received a grant from the Lutheran have been going to a new What can we do to substi­ experience.” He was picked up at Squire 'Village on Spencer its franchise holders "high and dry" and move into or should dissolve into one because closeness to people.” “It really exceeded my expecta­ Service Association of New England. It provides Street on June 14. doctor and he told me I tute for the loss of meat in summer English as a second language classes for “ some other attractive venture somewhere else.” of the m arriage institution. He studied psychology at the tions,” Shmueli said after opening Bullet has a very friendly disposition. He's have gout, uric acid. My her diet? She has not liked adults of limited English proficiency. Said Marek: “ We’re very bitter about it. We felt the left big toe and ankle were The theater, despite the class­ University of Rochester, N.Y., night. “ I left the room feeling life young and lively and needs a good home. milk since she was very Classes have started. They run from 7 to 9:30 p.m., (funeral) industry took a real cheap shot by utilizing a swollen. I have takei^ Your Health room atmosphere following the where he met his present wife, who has alternatives and a visceral, This week’s pet, “ Andy,” isa male, about 4 young. Meat has been out Tuesdays, at Concordia Lutheran Church, Pitkin major industry publication. If we are going to get play, is not psycho-drama, al­ comes from Ennis, Texas. He feeling about marriage. We’re months old. He’s a mixed breed, mostly white Hydropres pills for kS for the past three to four Street. beat, we want to get beat in the market place." Lawrence Lamb, M.D. though it helps to have a trained received his doctorate at Prin­ talking about squeezing emotions, with some brown and black markings on his years for my high blood years. Two levels of instruction are being provided. The Ron Hast, a spokesman for the Los Angeles-based pressure. He told me subh psychologist to lead the audience ceton. He hung out his shingle in dealing, with real, real flesh and face and back. teachers are Kathleen Bresciano and Marlene magazine, said, "W e feel very strongly about what we r ills give you uric acid/ He discussion. It is not a soap opera 1970 and six years later came to bone. You don’t see this in soap Andy was.picked up on Saturday on Griswold C^hristensen. For more information call Andy pruited. Our attorneys advised that the article was a because there is no beginning and Washington, which he finds a very opera.” Street. He’s also very sweet and would make a said the uric acid w^s in DEAR READER: Tyskiewicz at 236-5466. good observation and conjecture of wbat could the blood and told me to Cheese is a good substi­ nice pet for some loving family. happen. We have followed up the article with a direct take Zyloprim to lower it. tute for meat. The pro­ The only other dog at the pound Tuesday, editorial comment in our May issue.” The doctor told me gout uric acid, which combines body but you can control cessed cheese, however, Rec pottery classes besides one that was to be picked up by its Hast said a growing number of Americans are was one thing, uric acid as a salt to create urate, the amount as you are may have three-fourths of Turner’s cable TV system owner, was a small, male puppy. The lab cross interested in "immediate disposal” without services, breed was picked up on Stillfield Road on another. I am not on a forms crystals in your doing with Zyloprim. The its calories as fat and half Manchester Recreation Department will sponsor and current mortuary practices can provide "any Sunday. diet. He said I must take joints. The sharp crystals amount is what counts. of that fat is saturated fat. summer pottery classes for children and adults at the manner people choose for post-death care." The dog pound is located on town property Herald photo by Richmond my pills the rest of my life. induce an inflammatory I am sending you The And it is fairly high in Garden Grove Road facility. Adult classes start today All full-service establishments can provide that," off Olcott Street. The dog warden can be I ’m 78. reaction, and you have a Health Letter 16-8, Gout, cholesterol. Cottage and children’s classes start on Thursday. he said. You do not have to go to a budget facility to will prevent nuclear war? reached by calling the pound, 643-6642 or the If possible, can I get painful inflamed joint. The Uric Acid Disease, for cheese is not and the The adult classes will be held through July 27 on Andy, this week's pet, poses with Assistant Dog receive the best service and care. Most every funeral police department, 646-4555. uric acid out of my blood The big toe is the most more details. Others who low-fat cottage cheese Wednesdays from 7 to 10 p.m. The cost is $24. director is prepared to provide immediate dispostion “It’s cheaper to get a “I made a mistake,” to answer Mr. Turner's There is a $5 charge to adopt a dog to make Warden Dan Fuller, while waiting at the dog system? I have not had frequently involved joint. want this issue can send 75 products are a good By Jullanne Hastings Children’s classes will be on Thursdays at a cost of without services." fishing license if you’re a said Turner of the Play­ charges are with the the transaction legal. All dogs 6 months old, or pound to be adopted. The puppy was picked up any swelling in my toe and Women are less likely-to cents with a long, source of protein. UPl TV Reporter $15. Beginners will meet from 9 to 10:30 a.m. and Reveley has been at odds with the funeral industry resident,” Turner said at boy fiasco. facts. older must be licensed by the end of June. ankles since I have been have gouty attacks even stamped, self-addressed If her disdain is limited advanced from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The children’s on Saturday. before. He has twice testified before a U.S. House a luncheon Wednesday He was not referring to “ Playboy remains the taking Zyloprim. I had it though they have a high envelope for it to me, in to red meats, she can eat NEW YORK - Cable program will run for five weeks. To register call subcommittee, which is reviewing FTC proposals for sponsored by the National his outburst. * most profitable men’s three times last year. I uric acid level. But they care of this newspaper, chicken or fish or both. TV honcho R.E. “ Ted” 647-3089. striel new mortuary regulations. would like to learn more do get them. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Otherwise she can get Turner says he’s made his Academy of Television “ I stepped into that magazine in the world. Th^rules, which Reveley supports, would require about this condition if you Zyloprim (allopurinol) Station, New York, N.Y. additional protein from millions, now he’s more Arts and Sciences. “ Now trap. I ’m sorry I did but There happen to be over Service Notes that funeral homes provide itemized price lists for could send me something. decreases the amount of 10019 products made from ma­ interest^ in saving the I ’ve got fishing licenses in I ’ll probably do it again." 100 advertisers in this G O P women installed services and merchandise, including caskets. The uric acid cells form. That Yes, diuretics will stim­ ture soybeans. A combi­ world. Georgia and South Carol­ “ I ’ll read you an official issue, many of whom rule will not allow package pricing, which require D E A R R E A D E R : It in turn helps prevent ulate your cells to form nation of mature bean But the chairman of the ina. Saved about four statement and that’s it, or advertise over Mr. Annabelle Dodge was installed as president at a Sent to Mediterranean consumers to pay for services they mav consider sounds like you are on the gouty attacks. During an additional uric acid. It is seeds and com is good. board of Turner Broad­ bucks.” I’ll break your tape re­ Turner’s own network. recent meeting of the Republican Women’s Club. unnecessary or unwanted. right track. Uric acid is acute attack though, a one of the things to con­ And she might like milk casting System Inc. de­ Turner, 44, who had corder,” he chuckled. There's one page adver­ Dorothy Hooey was installed as vice president. Navy Mess Management Specialist 3rd Class John Marke said franchise buildings will offer 1.700 to produced by our own body person needs other medi­ sider in managing gout. in v ario u s p re p a re d nies he has any political addressed almost the Officially Turner said tising prophylactics.”) Other officers are: Loraine Livingston, recording C. Lincoln, son of Robert C. Lincoln of 201 Adams St., 2,200 square feet of spaceand viewing rooms will have cells. The cells of those cines. And Zyloprim is dishes including desserts ambitions ... he says he’s same lunchtime crowd a the article was the work of Turner expressed satis­ secretary; Mary Willhidde, corresponding secretary: recently departed on a deployment to the revolving schedules for wakes and last visits. Instead who have high levels something you need to DEAR DR. LAMB: I such as milk puddings,.or too burned out. It is year ago, claimed he a “vindictive reporter faction with the perfor­ and Barbara Higiey, treasurer. Mediterranean. of a hearse, the body will be transported, without a simply produce too much continue to prevent future have a 17-year-old daugh­ even ice cream. I hope her through his cable televi­ didn’t have much new to seeking to make a name mance of his cable hold­ Committee members appointed are: Elsie Tartal- He is a crew member aboard the nuclear-powered procession, in a custom-made station wagon. uric acid. And that may be attacks and gouty ter who is in good health, eating habits do not mean sion system he plans to say. “This is a rerun” he for himself.” ings and said he has been gia and Emily Bostick, ways and means; Mary-Jane guided missile cruiser USS Virginia, homeported in “ One full-time mortician can run the home, " Marek an inherited or familial arthritis. but I’m concerned about she is trying to be exces­ promote conservation, warned. And, Playboy is ” in trying to merge with a Pazda and Leslie Belcher, membership; Bea Bagley Norfolk, Va. said. "There will be no high-priced merch,iodise. If characteristic. You can’t get rid of uric her diet. She does not eat sively thin and damaging prevent nuclear war and But for an hour he trouble,” Turner went on network only because “ all and Verna Esterly, telephone. people want a real expensive casket or vault, we just Gout occurs when the acid in your blood or your meat or drink milk. She her health in that manner. spread good news — even­ fielded questions, about to say — unofficially. “ It’s the big cheeses were Also; Ellen Zinsser, program; Jean Kocsis, won't be carrying it." tually on an international his cable television chan­ lost its prestige ads. All it doing it.” newsletter; Shirley Bjorkman, publicity; Sally Promoted in Air Force nels, his future and an basis. Turner said. can sell is booze and :/Ieavisides, legislation; Judy Karge and Jennie Mark L. Haloburdo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. article in the August issue He scoffed at reports he prophylactics. Gremmo, hospitality. Haloburdo of 25 Wheeling Road, Andover, has been of Playboy that tells of his bought his plantation in " I t ’s losing money and 8HOWC/ISK ' Members at large are: Pat Lawrence, Mary promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of master Reader’s world gets smaller South Carolina a few breaking the interview­ so it’s going to yellow Fletcher, Donna Mercier and Elsie Swensson. sergeant. years ago to establish er’s tape recorder, swear­ journalism." ing and stomping on his Haloburdo is a fuels quality control and inspection residency for a race (Playboy Executive •AROAIN MATINCI OAIIV $2.1 against Sen. Strom Thur­ tape boxes while aboard Editor Barry Golson told FIMT tWOW OWLV Local man In craft show technician with the 317th Supply Squadron at Pope Air Specializing Exclusively In an airplane. Force Base, N.C. mond in 1984. U P I later: “The best way John L. Hull of Bigelow Street has been selected to SLEN DERIZING plus-size fashions as agoraphobia worsens show his porcelain ceramics at the American Crafts Over and out Festival at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in Completes basic course New York City. The show will be open this Saturday Sgt. Mark Andrew of Manchester, a Second Lt. Edward E. Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. D E A R DR. B LAK E R : I And all this time I felt I Cinema and Sunday and July 9 and 10, from noon to 9 p.m. radio and teletype operator with Com­ Wilson H. Miles of 49 Server St., has completed the am housebound but I don’t had been such a burden! There is no admission charge for the show which bat Support Unit 1st Battalion 169th Where fashion is a I did quit but I am angry HARTFORD (R)^2:15,7:15,9:30.— Tootsie Lovers (R) I0;30. FMSHDANCE field artillery officer basic course at Fort Sill, Okla. have any kind of physical will also feature blown glass, handwoven baskets, Infantry, of Manchester, speaksoverthe look, not a size. Ask and our m arriage wil Atheneum Cinema— Reop­ (P G )2 , 7,9:15. Lt. Miles is scheduled to serve with the Defense disability. I am merely ens Friday. The Movies — Yellow- kites, musical instruments, handspun and woven radio during annual training recently too afraid to venture out never be the same. Cinema City — Tender beard (R ) 11:15, 1:15, 3:15, -SHOWN AT:- : apparel, jewelry and other crafts made by crafsmen Language Institute at the Presidio of Monterey, Calif. Dr. Blaker Mercies (R ) 1:35, 3:30, 5:30, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30. — Return ot 1 St 1 S-ltS0^t4S-7t88-ft IS He is a 1982 graduate of Methodist College. with the Connecticut Army National into the world. DEAR READER: Good from 43 states. 7:30, 9:30. — Last Tanao In the JedI (P G ) II, 12, 1:40, Fayetteville, N.C. When I go out I am Karen Blaker, Ph.O. for you for making such Paris (X ) 2:10, 6:45 with 2:40, 4:20, 5:20, 7, 8, 9:40, Guard at Fort Drum, N.Y. terrified that I will have a Memoirs ot a French Whore 10:20. GLOBE PSYCHOS great progress. But it panic reaction. It has (X ) 4:45, 9:25. — The Survi­ WILLIMANTIC must have been quite a vors (R ) 1:30,3:20,5:20,7:20, Jlllson Square Cinema — Celebrate 25th anniversary Special Sizes happened before. My legs shock for your husband. 9:20. — Return of the JedI Return of the JedI (P G ) 1:30, Travel Service -SHOW N MT:- Porsche said too dangerous to drive 1272 to 2672 feel like jelly, my heart- Keep working on him in (P G ) 1:30,4:15,7,9:45. i i S ' — Superman III 555 MAIN S TR E E T 1 itfo-stiSHitso-ytSOei8^ij ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark of London Road, Hebron, 'beat crashes in my ears, I CInestudIo— Closed for the (P G ) 1:45, 7, 9:30. — War ^ le b ra te d thelr25th wedding anniversary at a recent different ways so that he Summer. Games (P G ) 2:10, 7:10, 9:30. 643-2165 and 38 to 52 break out in perspiration Dr. Claire Weekes has said I would have to quit can get used to the new Colonial — Deadly Mantis -Ortopussy(PG)2,7,9:30. PORKY'S 2 -gathering at their home, given by their family and SAN DIEGO (UPI) —Jurors agreedwith the family the Porsche lost control of the vehicle and spun into that leaves me drenched written three books that or he would end our (R ) with They Call Me Bruce Ifriends. of a man killed in an auto crash the Porsche Turbo 930 the path of an oncoming car. you. M aybe you two (R ) from noon. ^ P to a — Blue Thunder (R ) Over SO Veart t THE NEXT M Y and I fear I am .going to ' The couple was married at Second Congregational he rode in was too dangerous for the average driver — The driver, Cynthia Files, had been driving 60 mph will help: “ Hope and Help marriage. 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And last week, it be patient with your pan­ closely tied to a book like the Bible — consists' largely should have warned drivers the car was more 9:50. — Psycho M (R ) 12:20, WAR GAM ES Find a whole war­ happened when I walked icky feelings. of following rules that restrict our freedom, inhibit us 2:35, 4:50, 7:30, 10. — War J COVENTRY—Community Health Care Services powerful than average vehicles. They voted, 11-1, that down to the corner to mail from being all that we can be. It should not be this way Games (PG) 13, 2:20,4:35, 7, You are Invited the car’s brakes were defective. drobe of styles to suit Good luck. Write me SHOWN ?Inc. will sponsor a free blood pressure clinic July 5 a letter. Now I just stay in in reality. The rules that are there flow from what we 9:20. — Twilight Zone - The Fresh was killed three years ago when the driver of your every m ood... again after you are Movie (P G ) 12:30, 2:40,4:40, to worship at 1StGG.filO-4t9S-7iOe-*iM ■from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry Pharmacy. the house. started on your program. were created by God to be. For example: 7:30, 9:40. — Porky’s II; The ^ . There will be another free clinic, the same hours, at Uy Fam ous What will happen next? They reflect a desire foriinity among people — to be Next Day (R ) 12:45, 2:45, 5, 7:45, 10. — Trodlng Places TWILIGHT XONE -'H ill’s Pharmacy on July 19. RO X I W F D E A R DR. B LA K E R : I in harmony, as God is within himself. Thus whatever (R ) 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:35, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH DEAR READER: Each had agoraphobia for ye­ disrupts unity is forbidden, whatever promotes it is 9:55. IPDl ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. Weekend Special time you have a panic ars. My husband had to required. 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That’s how They reflect the need for love. God is love. Man is, Trans-Lux College Twin — * The public is invited. Guests are asked to bring their went out and got a job. I T rading Places ( R) 2 ;30,4 ;30, HilG4t00-yi1G.^ » • own lunch, plus a dessert or salad for the group table. bud it can get if you let loved it and it didn’t too, in a way, since created in God’s image. He can Year (1858-1983) 649-5241 2.79 7,9:10. — Mad Max (R ) 7:20, ; Charcoal fires will be provided and games will be VERNON agoraphobia run your life. bother me much when I choose not to love — but he is commanded to love 9:10. VERNDN ' Organized for all age groups. Basically, you have to had to handle a panic because created to love. 65 E. Cgninr StrMi VERNON CIRCLE _ Cine 1 A 2 — Tootsie (P G ) MASS A T 8:30 A.M. SHOWN W t w Z The Interracial Council was organized to promote CASH & 85 E. 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NEWTON, Mass. (U PI) - Cell come from.” he said. “ In the New England Chapter of Morality transplants from aborted fetuses human, this would have to arise in Media, said the research offered may some day provide a cure for from abortion. But its possible we hope to many people, but Its paralysis that confines thousands could use cells from the brain and "potential for traffic in human of victims of accidents and disease spinal cord of other animals such fetuses is great.” McEnroe, Lendl set for semi match to lives in wheelchairs, doctors as apes." “ I am afraid it could develop Into say. Mark emphasized he was talking a lucrative commerce in (aborted WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) experience and beat Jaeger in The research, called embryonic about "a possibility and not a fetuses),’’ he said. “I hope in — Although today’s semifinal, their only career meeting at New cell transplant, only has been clinical reality." providing the opportunity for this match between defending York earlier this year. conducted on laboratory animals. Some 500,000 Americans are medical technology we make it a women’s champion and top seed The other semifinal is expected However, physicians said Wednes­ afflicted with chronic long-term servant and not a dictator of the Martina Navratilova and un­ to produce a landslide win for U r day they now know nerve regener­ paralysis and thousands more dignity of human life.” seeded South African Yvonne Prague-born Navratilova, who has ation is possible and the technique suffer from other degenerative Boston attorney William Carna­ Vermaak provided the only real been unstoppable so far in her could lead to a cure for paralysis. diseases of the central nervous han said the research raises legal chance of a upset, much attention attempt to take the title for a fou rth Physicians, lawyers and reli­ system, such as Parkinson's dis­ questions about when a fetus is was focused on the other women’s time in six years. gious leaders discussed the impli­ ease and Alzheimer’s disease. considered legally "viable” or semifinal at the $1.4 million The naturalized American, who cations of the research at a news The most common cause of able to 11 ve outside the womb. Most Wimbledon Tennis is 26, has powered past South conference at the conclusion of a paralysis is automobile, motorcy­ states have statutes against re­ Championships. Africans Beverly Mould and Jenny three-day meeting at Pine Manor cle or sports accidents in which the search on such fetuses, but before Sentimental favorite Billie Jean Mundel, American Sherry Acker, Junior College. nerve fibers of the spinal cord are that time the decision of what to do King, 39, meets fellow American Yugoslav Mima Jausovec and “ The use of fetal cells is very bruised, cut or damaged. The with the aborted fetus is between a West German Claudia Kohde- UPi photo and third-seeded teenager Andrea encouraging in the laboratory so injury blocks messages that travel mother and her phsycian, he said. Jaeger in a match the latter is- Kilsch, losing only 20 games en far,” said Kent Waldrep, president along the cord, which is like a "Embryonic cell transfer is just Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The favored to win. route and only once being in of the American Paralysis Associ­ telephone cable containing thou­ another manifestation of the abor­ The space shuttle Challenger rode But King, going for a seventh danger of dropping a set. ation, the Dallas-based non-profit sands of wires. tion issue that is tearing this piggyback Thursday on a NASA 747 shuttle’s next mission will be in August. Wimbledon singles championship "Game-wise, this has been my organization sponsoring the The average victim is 19 years country apart,” he said. carrier jet from California to the and an unprecedented 22iid overall easiest Wimbledon so far,” said meeting. old. title, is certain to have the crowd Navratilova. " I haven’t had top "O f course, the source is aborted “ We’re talking about gaining the Other unanswered questions in­ behind her. Last year. King lost to rank opponents and so far it hasn’t fetuses," said Waldrep, confined to consent of the parents in treating it clude the possibility the cell could Chris Evert Lloyd in the semifinal. been that difficult. However, it’s a wheelchair since his neck was (the transplants) like an organ transfer cancer or viruses to the If8 strictly business Jaeger, 18, was not even born not unreasonable to feel confident 3 broken in a football accident in donation," said Waldrep. "W e recipient, Mark said. when King first appeared at about my chances of keeping the 1974. "The implications of this called this news conference so we Injuiy to the spinal cord can Wimbledon and was only a year old title with the way I ’ve been research is foremost in our could lay to rest any fears so that result in paraplegia^ loss of func­ when a certain Billie Jean Moffitt playing.” minds." the research can continue." tion below the waist or quadriple- Shuttle non-astronaut defeated the graceful Brazlian Vermaak, 26, came through the Research now focuses on rats Researchers refused to say how gia, loss of function from the neck Maria Bueno to take her first early rounds almost unnoticed and and monkeys and no human long it would take before human down that impairs function of the Wimbledon singles title in 1966. then raised eyebrows with a fourth fetuses have been used at this time, experimentation could begin, say­ lungs, bladder and bowel. King, conqueror of Australians round win over 12th-seeded Virgi­ said Dr. Vernon Mark, a Harvard ing only it is “ on track.” However, Following a traumatic injury, Elizabeth Sayers and Wendy Turn- nia Ruzici of Romania. Medical School researcher who led they agreed the many medical, paralysis can be instant. However, is looking forward to 1984 In men’s action Wednesday, 1981 bull and Americans Beth Herr, the discussion. ethical and legal questions in­ in many cases destruction of the Rosie Casals and Kathy Jordan, champion John McEnroe gained "Eventually we will have to face volved needed to be discussed. nerve tissue takes place four to six SPACE CENTER. Houston heart rate of anybody on board. My produce a larger batch of electro­ has the semifinal berth that Evert his predicted semifinal berth the question of where will the cells Rev. Paul Murphy, president of hours after the injury occurs. (UPI) — The first commercial emotions are gping to be flying phoresis samples for clinical was easily expected to take. against third-seeded Ivan Lendl shuttle passenger, a non-astronaut along with the spacecraft at that testing. Jaeger, though, has played so­ with a 6-3, 7-5, 6-0 victory over time.” Walker will undergo some train­ lidly without dropping a set. Her fellow American Sandy Mayer engineer working on pharmaceuti­ UPI photo cal manufacturing in space, will As a boy in Bedford, Ind., Walker ing to fly on the shuttle — "how to confidence has been boosted by while 12th seeded South African fly on the 12th shuttle mission once used a bedsheet to parachute prepare food, how to use the john, wins over compatriots Kathy Kevin Curren downed 16th-seeded ‘Asthma’ diagnosis often where things are stowed, how to John McEnroe follows through in match that vaulted him Rimes, Pam Casale and Barbara American Tim Mayotte 4-6, 7-6 UPI p h o to scheduled for March 1984. from a quarry wall and flew model into semifinal match against his recent nemesis, Ivan The selection of Charles D. rockets from a farmer’s pasture. put things back when you get Potter as well as Canadian tee­ (7-4), 6-2, 7-6 (8-6) to set up a Ivan Lendl made his way into Wimbledon semifinal through with them, also orbiter Lendl. nager Carling Bassett and Austral­ semifinal meeting against un­ Walker, 34, an engineer with He skipped school in the seventh Tuesday with easy victory. He will try to derail last year’s McDonnell Douglas Corp. of St. grade to watch John Glenn’s safety ... how to strap yourself in.” ian Susan Leo. ranked New Zealander Chris Le­ given in vocal-cord cases Louis, as a commercial payload launch. The shuttle does not require the However, King has far more wis. runner-up, John McEnroe in semis. specialist for the flight waS an­ Electrophoresis involves separ­ same level of physical stamina as BOSTON (U PI) — Many people who have suffered "W e would really like to know how many people nounced Wednesday at the John­ ating and purifying biological earlier spaceflights, but Walker years of emergency operations and powerful drug might be affected,” he said. son Space Center. materials by flowing them through said he keeps "in good shape” at treatment for what they believed was severe asthma The study described five patients with continued Walker has been working since an electrical field. It works on 5-foot-9 and 148 pounds. may have an easily-treatable vocal cord disorder, a attacks of severe wheezing and gasping who had been 1978 on the company’s space Earth but is much more effective He said his wife, Melissa, is AL roundup study said today. treated with oxygen and powerful steroid drugs that electrophoresis project in partner­ in a gravity-free environment. "excited. I think this is one of the Attacks of wheezing that leave people gasping for did not help their attacks. ship with the New Jersey-based Companies are excited about the reasons she married me ... be­ air often is bronchial asthma, however, people who Their vocal cords instead of opening when they Ortho Division of Johnson & prospect of producing eiectro- cause I wanted to do this.” fail to respond to common treatment may suffer from breathed actually clamped down, remaining partially Johnson. His work has brought him phoresis products in space for use Walker will be part of a six- a disorder of the larynx that blocks air, said the study closed even when they exhaled, Christopher said. in close contact with NASA and in the drug and medicai industries. person crew led by veteran shuttle Righetti puts theory to use in stopping O’s in the New England Journal of Medicine. He said symptoms were relieved when patients astronauts. Company offlcials have said astronaut Henry Hartsfield and Dr. Kent Christopher, who led a research team from inhaled a mixture of helium and oxygen and “ I feel extremely fortunate,” they are "extraordinarily including the second American woman to fly in space. Dr. Judith Denver’s Colorado Health Sciences Center and underwent short-term treatment from a speech said Walker, chief of space testing pleased” with results of testing on Bv Tony Favla struck out eight, walked none and Texas 2-1, and Oakland outscored Simmons’ sixth home run of the Resnik. National Jewish Hospital and Research Center, said pathologist to help them to relax their breathing. The of electrophoresis hardware for previous shuttle flights. UPI Sports Writer allowed only five hits, threw 136 Kansas City 11-6. year, a shot over the right-field he did not know how many people have the disorder, patients also were treated by a psychotherapist. McDonnell Douglas and Johnson & Walker plans to operate an pitches but seemed strong at the Indians 5-9, Red Sox 3-10 fence. but he has treated nine such patients. The treatment “ immediately reduced the number Johnson. electrophoresis unit for 100 hours An average person can smell In the New York Yankees’ end of the game. At Cleveland, Mike Hargrove Blue Jays 4, Twins 2 One patient, Delynn Carter, 32, of Beverly Hills, and the severity of attacks in all patients,” he said. “I expect to not have the lowest during the 12th shuttle flight to 2,000 different odors. dressing room, the location of "That’s the kind of game he’s drove in two runs with a 320- foot At Minneapolis, Cliff Johnson Calif., had been diagnosed as suffering from severe lockers is rooted in tradition. capable of,” said New York pinch-hit singie in a three- run and Lloyd Moseby each doubled in asthma at age 24. Her throat was a mass of scars Perhaps that’s why Dave Righetti Manager Billy Martin. “We’ve eighth inning to help the Indians a run with two out in the eighth resulting from eight tracheotomies — emergency asked for the locker next to Ron been trying to get him to pitch that snap a four-game losing streak in inning to lift Toronto. Jim Clancy, insertions of a tube that allowed her to breathe. Guidry’s. way and not overthrow.” the opener, and in the nightcap 7-5, gave up 10 hits in recording his She said her life was a mess from the steroid ” It’s been a great experience Holding a 2-0 lead, the Yankee Tony Armas doubled home Wade fourth complete game of the treatment and dependence on oxygen. having his locker next to mine, and exploded for five runs in the Boggs with the go- ahead run in the season. " I couldn’t walk, I was on continuous oxygen,” she CALL DENISE seventh, routing Orioles starter 11th and Jim Rice drove in five I’ve tried to t^ke my ability and said. " I had suffered seizures, bleeding ulcers and I match it with his theories,” said Mike Boddicker and reliever runs with two homers and a double. Angels 2, Rangers I had gained weight because of the steroids. Needless to Righetti Wednesday night after Sammy Stewart. Butch Wynegar While ^ x 5, Mariners 3 At Anaheim, Calif., Bob Boone’s say, I was depressed and irritable, and I didn’t trust throwing his first career shutout to capped the outburst with his third At Seattle, Greg Luzinski blasted third hit — a one-out single in the people.” ” help the Yankees beat the Balti­ home run of the year, a two-run a two-run homer and Tom Pacio- bottom of the ninth — scored Ellis Christopher took her off the drugs, treated her with 643-2711 more Orioles 7-0. blast off Stewart. rek drove in two runs to iead Valentine with the winning run. a mixture of oxygen and helium, speech therapy and But the help Guidry has given Over the first six innings, Chicago. Luzinski connected for California had tied the score 1-1 in psychological counseling to help her adjust to the new Righetti wasn’t enough to earn Boddicker allowed only three hits his 11th home run of the year in the the third inning on a leadoff diagnosis. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Righetti, 9-3, a left-handed berth on but two of them came in the sixth, third inning off Seattle starter ground-rule double by Valentine "It was like Christmas when I found out," she said. the AL All-Star staff; Guidry, 10-4 producing a run when Don Mat­ Matt Young, 7-8. Paciorek reached and an RBI single by Tim Foli. “ The notion that I will never be on steroids again is the REPRESENTATIVE IF YOU with a 2.96 ERA and three tingly singled, was sacrificed to on a single and scored ahead of A ’s 11, Royals 6 best part.” shutouts, nailed that down earlier second by Wynegar and scored on Luzinski, giving the White Sox a 2-1 At Oakland, Calif., Carney Lans- Christopher said he could not predict how many in the day. Graig Nettles’ single. lead. ford paced a 14-hit attack with his people are afflicted by the disorder, but the fact that “ I think Ron has to go,” Righetti In other games, Cleveland and Brewers 4, Tigers 3 second career grand slam and nine patients have been diagnosed since it was WANT TO: said. “ He’s the best in the Boston split a twinbill, with the At Milwaukee, Rick Manning Ricky Peters went 3- for-4, leading M.' discovered 22 months ago leads him to believe “ that a American League right now, Indians winning 5-3 and losing 11-10 tripled with two out in the bottom of the A ’s. Lansford hit his grand UPI p h o to number of people out there who think they have maybe in the majors, and we in 11 innings, the Chicago White the ninth inning to score two runs slam in the first when the A ’s asthma really don’t.” certainly need him healthy.” Sox topped Seattle 5-3, Milwaukee and lift the Brewers. Milwaukee scored five runs and later had a New York lefthander Dave Righetti gets set to uncork It was Righettl’s first shutout in edged Detroit 4-3, Toronto downed scored twice in the fourth, when single. The Royals scored three pitch against Baltinnore Orioles at Yankee Stadium. Dialysis: blacks 61 career starts. Righetti, who Minnesota 4-2, California nipped Cecil Cooper singled ahead of Ted runs in the third to tie it 6-6. Righetti hurled first ever shutout. survive longer BUY IT! rChiefs’' — -j <• Legion nine in need of repair BOSTON (U PI) — Blacks undergoing kidney dialysis survive longer than whites, but show poorer S' s'-! a Bv Len Auster more consistently,” said Manches­ credit. They got a couple of scholastic season, fanned seven prospects of retaining transplanted kidneys, a study SELL IT! Delaney Herald Sportswrlter ' ter Coach Steve Armstrong, a little runners on In the first and took and walked one with his sharp­ said today. perplexed at his teaip's perfor­ advantage." breaking curve having many a Physicians also said chances of a successful WINDSOR LOCKS - If there is mance that saw it slide to 4-3 in Manchester’s defense was loose Manchester batter swinging at a transplant decreased with age, but the transplants such a thing as a ‘quick fix’ , Zone play and 6-9-1 overall. in the opening frame, allowing for pitch in the dirt. had a better chance of success if the donor was related drowns Manchester American Legion Manchester has lost four of its a pair of unearned runs. "W e can't to the patient. TRADE IT! baseball team is need of one. last five. afford to give people five outs an Brian McAuley. who hurled the However, rates of transplant failure “ were MONROE, La. (UPI) — Kansas For the Post 102 squad, which fell Windsor Locks goes to 3-3 in the inning." said Armstrong. Class L championship game for distinctly higher in blacks than in whites," the report City running back Joe Delaney — by a 9-3 score Wednesday to Zone and 3-5 overall with the win. The Post 102 contingent collected East Catholic, was the victim in said, "whether the donor was related or unrelated." the AFC’s 1981 rookie of the year — Windsor Locks in Zone Eight play The home club was led by third seven hits off Locks southpaw Jack the first inning He was tagged in The study published in the New England Journal of drowned Wednesday trying to at Southwest Park in Windsor baseman Mike Harrison’s 3-for-4 Ceppetelli, who for the second time the third for four hits and chased Medicine focused on data supplied by the Health Care FIX IT! Locks, goes from the frying pan performance that included a two- .from the hill, John Tracy, in 4 1/3 rescue two youngsters from a tamed the local nine. Manchester Financing Administration covering almost the entire rain-swollen amusement park into the fire tonight as it visits run single in a six-run third-inning. never had more than two hits in innings of relief was impressive. population of patients with chronic kidney failure unbeaten Zone leader East Hart­ waterhole. JOE DELANEY Harrison finished with four RBIs. any one frame. "W e haven't had He hurled one-hit ball. from 1977 to 1980. ford at East Hartford High at 6 "H e saw them get into trouble,” . . .drowning victim Leadoff sticker Rick Lindau lined any consistent play and that "On the positive side, give credit The physicians said blacks receiving dialysis police officer Marvin Deerman o’clock. a full-count bases-loaded double in carried through tonight. We re to Tracy. The way he's been survived longer in all age groups except the 11-to RENT IT! “ For us to do better we have to 1) the third that upped the Locks lead getting hits but in many cases pitching the last couple of times said Wednesday, "W e think he scene before police could question 20-year-old group, which accounted for only about 2 get more consistent pitching, to 8-0. out, I think he’s earned a spot in the dove down not knowing how deep it him. scattered. We’re ’having trouble percent of the cases. ^ 2) since our pitching has not been was and cou Idn ’ t find the bottom to The accident occurred at a "They certainly got hits in the getting hits together." starting rotation.’ said Both black and white transplant recipients were extraordinary we have to get proper situations.” said Arm­ .Armstrong. push up.” downtown amusement park in a Ceppetelli, ace of the East better defense and 3) we have to hit initially subject "to high risks of graft loss and YOU CAN RUN AN AD HIRE IT! Delaney, 24, leaped into a pit square, 15-foot deep pit beside a strong, " I have to give them Windsor High staff this past That could be a start of the fix’ . death," the physicians said, but "black patients had created by construction of a new waterslide. Police divers lower rates of retention of functioning grafts." waterslide when he saw three boys recovered the bodies of Delaney The researchers, from the National Cancer slip in out of their depth. The third and one of the youths, Harry Institute and the National Institute of Allergy and FOR FREE! TOO! youth swam to safety and left the Holland Jr., 11, of Monroe. Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md., said the best FIND IT! The second boy — identified as Cleveland audience gets electrified results were obtained in recipients of kidneys from Lancer Perkins, 10, of Rayville, related donors. La., — was listed in criticai Another long-term study limited to white patients condition at St. Francis Medical with kidney disease found those who underwent a as Indians, Red Sox in twinbiil spiit to all tiome Center. kidney transplant from an unrelated donor had no Go!f quaUfers Delaney was the ,second pro better chance of living than those undergoing dialysis. GIVE IT AWAY! subscribers who football player from Louisiana to CLEVELAND (UPI) - For a sacrifice fly had narrowed the Boston manager Ralph Houk first. Boggs scored on Tony Ar­ "There appears to be no significant difference in Despite the inclement die this week. Larry Gordon of the while, it looked as if the only margin to one run. was a little more upbeat, since the mas’ double to right center .After patient survival between dialysis and cadaveric have something weather Tuesday, the annual Miami Dolphins died of a heart winner of the second game of the "They beat us three out of four Red Sox took two of three games in Evans grounded out, Reid Nichols (unrelated donor) transplantation,” according to local Insurance Youth Golf to sell for less attack while jogging in Phoenix. Indians-Red Sox doubleheader last week (in Boston), so we had to the two nights. was walked intentionally and Rice physicians from tjie University of Washington and the Classic was held at Manchester Gordon was frrom Monroe. would be the electric company. win one of these games tonight," "What a wild affair, ” he said. "It scored on Ed Jurak’s sacrifice fly Northwest Kidney Center. Country Club. than $99.00 Delaney is survived by his wife Cleveland won the opener, 5-3, said Boston outfielder Dwight was one of those nights that to left. After examining the records of 1,038 patients, the Roger Greenwood was top Carolyn, two young daughters and but Boston finally emerged with an Evans, who clubbed solo home nothing happened for either club. doctors said a transplant from a living related donor We will run your ad qualifier with a round of 82. an infant son. 11-10 victory in an 11-inning, runs in each of the games. "The We should have won both games. It The Indians had five home runs significantly increased survival rates. for 6 days free of charge. Devin Donahue and Glen Bog- 643-271 "Joe was like a breath of fresh first one was tough to lose and the would have been tough (to lose the in the doubleheader, compared to see-saw nightcap. The second The findings applied regardless of whether the Fill out the coupon gini were the other qualifiers to air,” said Jim Schaaf, the Chiefs’ game didn’t end until nearly seven second was tough to win.” nightcap), especially going into eight in the previous 32 home patients had kidney failure resulting from renqj,, the state tournament, to be held and either mail it or general manager and vice presi­ hours after the opener began, but Cleveland manager Mike Fer­ New York." games. Chris Bando had a two-run disease or diabetes. July 11-12 at the Wallingford Name__ bring it to the Manchester dent. ” He was so friendly and easy most of the crowd of 11,351 raro. who was ejected from the The Indians, the best defensive shot in the opener, while Toby “ In view of this experience, the decision about Country Club, with cards of 84 Heraid Office. going and fun to be around. He remained to the end. first game for arguing balls and team in the American League, Harrah had two solo home runs, whether a patient on dialysis should receive a and 89 respectively. Address. loved his family, loved life and Three times in the second game, strikes with plate umpire Joe handed Boston the victory in the Julio Franco a two-run homer and cadaveric transplant should be based on evaluation of In the IS and under age loved football, and everyone who the Indians rallied from behind to Brinkman, counted the night as a second game when relief pitcher Thomas a towering solo blast into the differences in complications associated with the Phone — bracket, Andy Boggini was the knew him or had an opportunity to either take the lead or tie the game, loss, even though the teams split. Bud Anderson threw a double play the upper deck in the nightcap. two treatments and the potential effects of these on winner with a round of 92 with ilattfl|patpr HrralJi be around him loved him.” but Boston reliever Doug Bird, "W e still came out on the short ball into center field in the 11th In the opener Cleveland’s Mike the patient s general life style, opportunity fer Kevin Gannon second at 94. " I don’ t even think he could presented with two runs in the top end (in the second gam e)," he inning. Hargrove drove in two runs with a rehabilitation, and family and social responsibili­ Sming dm M m dm » u rn h r m )mn There were a total of 17 swim." said teammate and close of the nth, struck out Gorman said. "W e should have won that That left Wade Boggs, who had 32n-(oot pinch hit single in a ties." they said. golfers entered. friend Gary.Green Thomas after an Andre Thornton on e.” walked, on third and .lim Rice on three-run eighth inning

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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 30, 1983 - 17 Cedeno wins support S c o re b o a rd By Mike Tully give it everything I have,” said iii-jur league elai'l. Sieve Iluwe, I UPl Sports Writer Cedeno. "M y mind is made up that who was returned to the active list I’m going to try a little harder. earlier in the day following 30 days National Leauge Reds 7. Giants 6 Cesar Cedeno, who raised his ” I have a lot of'pride because I in a detoxification center, ap­ American League Brewera4,Tlgara3 Expoa5,PhilllaaZ arm in temper Monday night, think I ’ve accomplished a lot in peared in the game. Howe was Blue Jaya 4, Twins 2 SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI Softball Ob r h bl ab r h bi lifted it in triumph on Wednesday. this game. I hope my problems are fined a month’s salary, or about Little League DETROIT MILWAUKEE Obrhbl obrhhi (First gome) L®Mastr ss 5 0 0 0 Redus If 5 2 3 2 He prefers the latter version hands In the past because I will try to $56,000, and placed on three years’ TORONTO MINNESOTA Whitakr 2b2 I 2 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 10 MONTREAL PHILADELPHIA O’Mollv 3b 5 1 1 1 Milner cf 5 0 11 down. continue to win the fans here." abrhbl obrhbl Gibson dh 5 0 11 Gontner 2b 4 0 0 0 B®ttlnl 3b 0 0 0 0 Concocn ss 3 2 1 1 probation, by Baseball Commis­ Garda 2b 4 1 2 0 Kuntz cf 4 0 10 abrhM abrhbl Cedeno, booed by hometown fans Herndon If 5 0 0 0 Yount ss 3 10 0 Raines It 4 0 0 0 Dernier ct 4 1 2 0 Evans lb 4 10 0 Cedeno lb 4 0 2 2 In other games, Montreal split sioner Bowie Kuhn, for recurring TONIOHT'S OAMES Mulinks 3b 4 0 0 0 Wshngt 2b 4 0 1 0 Parrish c 5 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 1 1 0 Clark rf 3 2 10 Walker rf 2 0 0 0 Monday night and fined by club Zsmbrowriil vs. BWT,7:30— Robarl- Intarnatlonal Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 0 Ward If 4 13 0 Speler ss 4 0 11 Rose 1b 4 0 10 Leonard cf 4 1 3 3 Hoshidr rf 10 0 0 with Philadelphia, winning 5-2 drug abuse. son Grubb rt 3 10 0 SImmns dh 4 1 1 2 Dawson ct 4 111 Morgan 2b 3 0 0 0 officials on Tuesday, produced a before falling 3-2, San Diego It took a strong comeback In the (Inal Johnsn dh 3 2 2 1 Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 0 Wilson rf 1 0 0 0 Ctgllvle If 4 1 1 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 Smith If 2 11 0 Oester 2b 3 0 0 1 Braves 11, Astros 1 Hungry TIgtr vt.Maln,7:M— Fltiga- two Innings, but Lawyers wos able to Moseby ct 4 0 3 2 Bush dh 4 0 2 2 Venable If 1 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 3 0 0 0 game-winning sacrifice fly with drubbed Los Angeles 13-2, Atlanta rcNd Leach 1b 4 12 0 Mannng ct 4 0 2 2 Fronen 1b 0 0 0 0 Hayes rf 3 11 1 At Atlanta, Ken Dayley and overcome a 6-1 deficit with six runs In Whitt c 4 0 11 Brnnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Lemon ct 3 0 10 Moore rf 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 1 Matthws It 3 0 1 1 Brenlv c 3 0 10 Bench ph 10 0 0 the bases loaded in the bottom of routed Houston 11-1, St. Louis' ' Donnie Moore combined on a Highland Park vs. Postal, *— Fllzgt- the fifth and sixth and hold on tor a 7-6 Barfield rf4 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 2 0 Brookns ss 4 0 0 0 Yost c 2 0 10 Wallach 3b 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 Welimn 2b 2 0 0 1 Folev ss 0 o 0 o roifl victory over Hartford Dairy Queen Collins If 4 0 10 Smith c 3 0 0 0 Castillo 3b 4 0 3 2 Krukow p 2 0 0 1 Bilardell c 4 1 2 0 the ninth to give the Cincinnati nipped New York 4-3, and Chicago seven-hitter and Dale Murphy PoHe# vs. Word, t— Paganl Vail rt 3 2 2 1 Dejesus ss 3 0 0 0 Wednesday night at Leber Field. Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 MItchll ph 10 0 0 Totals 36 3 9 3 Totals 32 4 7 4 Cromrt 1b 1 0 0 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 Lavelle p 1 0 0 0 Berenyi p 1 o o 0 Reds a 7-6 victory over the San blanked Pittsburgh 5-0. produced his 56th and 57th RBI to Poiitr VL MMHCU-Main, * - Nlko Lindsey Boutlller and Kevin Wilson did Jimenez ss3 0 0 0 Two out when winning run scored Minton p 0 0 0 0 Paris ph 10 0 0 Flo's vs. Soclol Club, 7:30— Niks Flynn 2b 4 110 Garda ss 0 0 0 0 Francisco Giants. lead the Braves. the pitching tor the winnersand Wilson Totals 35 4 10 4 Tototo 35 2 10 2 Detroit 001 200 000— 3 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 Carlton p 3 0 2 0 Barr p 0 0 0 0 Gale p 0 0 0 0 Expos 5-S, Phillies 2-3 * - Chartor Oak also added a base hit. The pair got Toronto 000100 020— 4 Knicely ph 1 1 i o "I'd be lying if I said I wasn’t Cardinals 4, Mets 3 Milwaukee 000 200 002— 4 Altamirn p 0 0 0 0 At Philadelphia, Kiko Garcia Trml^Awov vs. Jim's, 4— Robsrtson offensive support from Bryan Monroe, Minnesota 200000 000— 2 Game-winning RBI— Manning (2). Letebvr ph 1 0 0 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 worried about the fan reaction Cantor vs. Dolmar, 4— Koonoy Game-winning R B I— Jahnson (8). Power p 0 0 0 0 doubled in one run and the Phillies At St. Louis, David Green who rapped a boses-loaded single In E—Manning. DP— Detroit 1. Totals 33 5 7 4 Totals 32 2 7 2 tonight,” said Cedeno, who was singled in Willie McGee from the sixth to win the game and also DP— Toronto 1. LDB— ^Toronto 5, Min­ LDB— Montreal 010 010 110-5 Esaskv ph 0 10 0 eapitalized on three second-inning added a three-run double In the tilth. nesota 6.2B— Moseby 2, Garcia, Johnson, Totolt 32 6 7 4 Totals 34 7 10 7 playing his first game since the Ward. 3B— Bush. Detroit 11, Milwaukee 4. 2B— 100 ooo 010—2 errors to score three runs. Charlie second base in the eighth to lift the Charter Oak Don Sauer and Mark Todd singled Whitaker, Game-'WInningRBI-Vail (2). Two out When winning run scored. Monday night incident. “ The only twice and Jerrv Hollis doubled and IP H RERBBSO Son Francisco 020 iio 101— 6 Hudson, 2-2, was the winner with Cardinals. St. Louis tied the score Toronto Leach. 3B— Manning. HR— Simmons (6). DP— Montreal 1. LOB— Montreal Ron Lanzono hit a rare Inslde-tho- singled tor DQ. SB— Whitaker (8). 3, Cinclnnoti 200 000 212— 7 thing I was thinking in the ninth the help of A1 Holland’s sixth save. 3-3 in the sixth when Green singled, w rk grand slam to lead Tierney’s post Clancy (W 7-5) 9 10 2 2 0 4 Game-Winning RBI— Cedeno (3). Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO Phlladelphla9.2B— Dernier. HR— Carter was that I didn’t want to strike out In the first game, Montreal’s first stole second and scored on an RBI "'oh* 0* Fltige- Detroit (8), Vail (2), Dawson (15), Haves (3). SB because I was afraid of what the single to right by George Hendrick. rold Field. Tom Tomossett ond Clltt National Castillo (L 44) 7 20 9 4 4 1 Berenguer 4 1-3 4 2 2 1 4 — Morgan (5). S— Rogers. E— Krukowr Clorkz Evans, Wellman. three hits off Steve Carlton, 8-9, Hpswtt had two hits eoch lor the Whitehouse 11-31000 LOB— San Francisco6, Cincinnati 7.2B— the fan reaction might have been. New York’s Rusty Staub, who had Bankers. Medics added another victim to Its WP— Clancy. T— 2:25. A— 8,242. Bair 3 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO were solo home runs by Gary 15-1 record with an 11-5 victory over Lopez (L 5-3) 2-3 2 2 2 1 0 Montreal Clark, Cedeno, Bllardello, Knicelv. 3B— Maybe that made me concentrate Carter, Mike Vail and Andre tied Dave Philley’s 1958 record by Morlarty's at Buckley. Gregg Horo­ Milwaukee Rogers (W 11-3) 9 7 2 2 6 3 Brenlv. HR— Leonard (6), O'Malley (3). a little more.” hitting safely in eight straight Sutton 8 9 3 3 4 6 Phllodelpbla SB— Leonard (12), Redus (21). SF— Dawson. Carlton struck out nine to Nike witz and Scott Altrul collected three Indians 5, Red Sox 3 Krukow, Oester, Cedeno. pinch-hit appearances, had his hits each. One of Altrul's was a homer. Ladd (W 1-2) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Carlton (L 8-9) 8 6 5 5 0 9 Cedeno was booed by fans raise his career total to 3,560 and HBP— by Sutton (Grubb). Balk— Altamirano 1 1 0 0 1 0 streak snapped when he grounded Charlie Russo drove In the winning Kevin Coveil doubled and singled, Ron Monday night after failing as a pass Nolan Ryan, 3,553, on the run In the seventh Inning and collected Cote singled and tripled and Dave First Gome Berenguer. T— 2:48. A— 18,934. Balk— Altamirano. PB— Diaz. T— out to second^ thr®® hits to l®ad G®ntl® Touch ov®r 2 22 Cubs 5. Pirates 0 pinch hitter. He answered with an all-time list. Russell pitched a strong game for the BOSTON CLEVELAND : . UPl photo Cubs 5, ^ a t e s 0 Tony's Pizza, 10-9, at Nike. Brian winners. Steve BugnackI and Mike ab r h bl ab r h bl obscene arm gesture. On Tuesday, Moran had three hits, Tom Reiser -Remy 2b 3 0 10 Bannistr It 3 0 1 0 Padres 13, Dodgers 2 At Chicago, Keith Moreland and Talaga played well for Morlarty's. Angels 2. Rangers 1 PITTSBURGH CHICAGO club officials fined Cedeno an odded two triples and Jim,Quinn and Stapitn ph 1 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 10 0 0 Phillies 3, Expos 2 At San Diego, Steve Garvey, Ron Cey each hit two-run homers Jon Dubois ®Qch hod tWo hits for Boggs 3b 4 0 10 FIschlln 2b 3 0 0 1 ab r h bl ab r h bi undisclosed amount for the G®ntl® Touch. For Tony's, Al L®dg®r American Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 Hall cf 4 12 1 San Francisco's Bob Brenley slides sacker Wayne Krenchicki can apply tag. Kurt Bevacqua and Luis Salazar and Mel Hall added'a solo shot as Rice If 4 0 10 Thomas cf 4 0 1 0 TEXAS CALIFORNIA Second Gome Ray 2b 4 0 2 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 0 1 0 3 gesture. hit home runs behind rookie and T®d Holm®s ®ach had four hits. Rob Stanford went the distance, Armas ct 4 1 1 0 Thorntn 1b 4 0 0 0 obrhbl abrhbl MONTREAL PHILADELPHIA Madick 3b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 4 0 0 0 safely into third base before Reds’ third the Cubs backed the seven-hif Evans rf 4 2 3 1 Hossev c 0 0 0 0 Tollesn 2b 4 0 11 Carew 1b 3 0 0 0 "The only thing I can do now is to left-hander Mark Thurmond’s first allowed only three hits and struck out Ob r h bl Ob r h bi JThmps 1b4 0 2 0 Durham If 2 1 1 0 pitching of Dick Ruthven. Rec 15 as American Legion ganged up on Ystrzm dh 3 0 2 1 Harrah 3b 3 10 0 Stein dh 4 0 0 0 Sconirs dh 4 0 0 0 Raines If 1110 Dernier cf 4 0 1 0 Easier If 4 0 0 0 Cey 3b 4 2 2 2 Modern Janitorial, 13-1, at Waddell. Nichols ph 1 0 1 0 Tabler dh 3 0 10 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 RJcksn 3b 4 0 0 0 Froncon If 2 0 1 0 GGross If 4 0 10 Parker rf 3 0 2 0 Moreind rf 4 1 2 2 Bill Zwick blost®d a two-run Hom®r Stanford went on to add a grand slam, a Miller 1b 3 0 10 Perkins ph 1 1 1 0 Porrish rf 4 0 10 Lvnn cf 3 0 0 0 White ph 1 0 0 0 Hayes rf 4 0 0 0 Pena c 3 0 10 Davis c 4 0 0 0 and a singl® and St®v® Pllv®r, BIN two-run homer, a double and a single, Jurak ph 1 0 0 0 Franco ss 3 1 1 0 Wright df 4 0 0 0 Downing If 3 0 I 0 Cromart rf 4 0 1 0 Perez 1b 3 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 St®ph®nson and Bruc® Davidson all while teammate Dom Laurinitls added Newman c 4 0 0 0 Vukovch rt 3 1 0 0 ----Sample.. 4 If0 10 Grich 2b 4 0 0 0 Dowson cf 4 0 0 1 Rose 1b 0 0 0 0 Bibby p 2 0 0 0 Ruthven o 3 0 1 0 Sports in Brief had two hits for Highland®r In a 9-1 two doublet and a single. Legion Hottmn ss 4 0 2 1 Bondo c 3 12 2 O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 0 Valentin rt 3 2 1 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 2 0 Lefebvr 3b 3 1 0 0 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 romp ov®r Vlttn®r's ot Nik®. finished the regular season with a 14-2 Horgrv ph 10 12 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Foil ss 4 0 3 1 Wallach 3b4 1 1 o Virgil c 3 10 0 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 record. Totals 36 3 13 3 Totals 32 5 8 5 Dent ss 3 1 1 0 Boone c 4 0 3 1 Speler ss 4 0 10 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 Stieb, Guidry top AL hill skiff Boston 020 001 000— 3 Totals 33 1 5 Totals 32 2 8 2 1 Ramos c 3 0 2 0 Garcia 2b 3 1 1 1 West Side ooo 200 5 Totals 32 0 7 0 Totals 32 5 9 5 Junior Legion nine triumphs Cleveland 03x— One out when whining run scored Carter ph 1 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 000 ooo ooo— o National Farm Gome-winning RBI— Hargrove(3). , 081000 000— 1 Little 2b 3 0 0 0 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Chicogo 100 002 02x— 5 NEW YORK (D PI) - Three 10-game winners — Elks Club put three runs on the board E— Hoffman, Boggs. DP— Boston Calllornia 001000 001 2 Vail ph 1 0 0 0 Diaz c 10 0 0 Game-Winning RBI — Hall (1). Steve Piro laid down a perfect suicide squeeze In the bottom ot the sixth and held on In Nichols Tire J12-2) clinched the Game-winning RBI — Boone(4). Dave Stieb of the Toronto Blue Jays. Ron Guidry of the the seventh to beot Buckland, 6-4, at league championship with four runs In Sandersn p 2 0 0 0 DP— Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. LOB— bunt that drove home Sean McCarthy in the fifth Cleveland 2. LOB— Boston 7, Cleve­ E— Boone.Ro.Jackson.LOB— Texas5, Crowly ph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 5. 2B-Ray. 3B— New York Yankees and Rick Honeycutt of the Texas Paganl. Darryl Downham doubled and the bottom of the sixth In a 29-19 land California 9. 2B— Tolleson, Valen­ Smith p 0 0 0 0 inning and led Manchester Junior Legion to a 1-0 ^ i \ singled for Elks, while Ray Brown decision over Boland Dll. Rob LeClerc 10.2B— Yostrzemskl, Evans. HR— Bando tine, Sandberg. HR— Hall (2), Moreland (11), Rangers — highlight the pitching staff of the matched that output for Buckland. and Keith Wolff had three hits and Wohifrd ph 1 0 1 1 Cey (8). victory over Bloomfield at Eagle American League Ali-Star team. (3), Evans (13). SB— FIschlln (3). S— Boone. SB— Stein (2), Carew (2). TotolS 34 2 10 2 TotolS 30 3 3 1 Field Thursday. Jim Powers was the winning Jared Marsh and Rob Salonen had two Franco. _ IP H ------The pitchers for the July 6 game in Chicago were each to lead Nichols. M ark Thibodeau Montrtol 100 000 001— 2 Braves 11. Astros 1 piti^er, allowing only four hits and three walks. Dusty IP H RERBBSO Texas Ptillodtiphio 030 000 00X— 3 had (our. Including o triple, and Kevin Boston Smithsn (L 6^) 8 1-3 8 2 4 4 announced Wednesday by AL President Lee Mac- Picard chipped In with three tor Game>wlnning RBI — None. McCarthy doubled and Dan Bontempo and Larry Barracllff®'s was out-hit 7-4, but th® Tudor 7 6 2 2 4 5 California E— Wallach 2, Oliver, Hayes. LOB— HOUSTON ATLANTA Phail and Manager Harvey Kuenn of the Miiwaukee thr®® runs It was abl® to g®t on th® Boland. Stanley (L 5-4) 1 2 3 1 2 0 John 8 Stanford singled for Manchester's only hits. Brewers. Cleveland Montreal 8, Philadelphia 3. 2B—Garcia, ab r h bi ab r h bl Manchester (5-5) will travel to South Windsor board In th® op®ning Inning w®r® lust Sanchez (W 8-2) 1 Francona, Wohiford. SB— Dawson 2(11), TScott cf 4 0 11 Butler If 5 2 3 0 The staff, with a combined ERA of 2.52, is made up ®nough for a 3-2 victory ov®r T®l®- American Farm Barker (W 6-7) 8 11 3 3 1 7 T— 2:10. A— 30,464. Dernier (15). Bass rf 4 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 3 3 2 tonight for a league game. phon® Soci®ty at Ke®n®y. John Chld®s- Heaton (S 6) 1 2 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO o f five right-handers and three left- handers from WP— Tudor 2. T— 3:04. Thon ss 3 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 5 2 2 0 eight teams. t®r had two hits for th® wlnn®rs. Undefeated Modern Janitorial rolled Montreol Garner 3b 4 0 2 0 Murphy cf 2 2 1 2 to Its 16th victory ot the season, a 10-0 A’s 11, Royals 6 Sanderson (L 4-7) 6 2 3 0 0 7 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Harper cf 10 0 1 Biathlon-Triathlon slated Other starters are Rick Sutcliffe of the Cleveland Feline decision over American Legion at Smith 2 1 0 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 0 10 Horner 3b 2 0 0 1 Indians and rookie Matt Young of the Seattle 'S Valley, behind the two-hit pitching ot RedSox 11.Indians 10 Philodelphia Doran 2b 3 1 1 0 Johnson 3b 1 1 1 0 Manchester Rec department is sponsoring a And®rson pltch®r Chlck®y Barrora Brett Bittner and Joe Garrison. Mod­ KANSAS CITY OAKLAND Hudson (W 2-2) 7 7 1 1 0 2 MIzerock c2 0 1 0 Chmbis lb 4 0 3 2 Mariners. In the bullpen are Dan Quisenberry of the ern, which averaged 13 runs a game, Holland (S 6) 2 3 1114 Biathlon-Triathlon series on Thursday evenings h®ld Work Appar®! to two hits and db r h bl ab r h bi JNIekro p 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 13 Kansas City Royals, Bob Stanley of the Boston Red col l®ct®d thr®® of h®r own as And®rson continued Its torrid hitting with three Second Game Wilson cf 5 12 0 Hendrsn If 5 1 2 1 T— 2:29. A—02,141. Ruhle p 0 0 (} 0 Benedict c 4 0 0 0 at Globe Hollow, beginning Juiy 7 with a biathlon Sox and Aurelio Lopez of the Detroit Tigers. post®d a 12-0 whitowash at Fltzg®rald hits each from Eric Blackman and BOSTON CLEVELAND Wshngt ss 4 1 1 0 Peters cf 5 13 1 Puhl ph 1 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 event ^ a t includes a 2.1-mile run followed by a Fl®ld. Kathy McConn®ll slnglod and Chris Gary and two from Peter ab r h bl ab r h bl Brett rf 5 1 1 1 Lopes 2b 4 11 1 Madden p 0 0 0 0 Owen c 0 0 0 0 Guidry, Honeycutt and Young are left-handers. The Morelewicz. Danny D'Connel and Remy 2b half-mile swim. Registration begins at 6 p.m and trlpl®d and Gall Blrtl®s, Sp®®dy P®m- 5 12 1 Dllone It 4 0 0 0 McRae dh 5 0 11 Brrghs dh 2 2 10 Walling ph 1 0 1 0 Dayley p 4 11 0 relievers have a combined 13-6 record with 45 saves b®rton, Su® S®tsky and Johnan PoteJII Kenny Aberle also played well for MJ. Boggs 3b 4 3 2 1 Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Whit® 2b 5 12 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 2 2 4 Cards4,Mets3 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 the race will follow at 6:30. The series will while the entire staff is 59-30. had two hits ®ach for And®rson. Jimmy Wright and Brian O'Marra had Rice It 6 3 3 5 Bannistr It 1 1 1 0 Wathan c 4 l^l 2 Almon rf 4 12 1 TotolS 31 1 7 1 Totals 36 11 IS 11 continue at the same times on July 21 with a Patty Fox rlpp®d a horn® runs and a the only hits (or Legion. Armas ct 5 0 2 1 Harrah 3b 4 2 2 2 Alkens 1b 4 0 2 1 Brant 1b 4 111 NEW YORK ST. LOUIS Houston 000 000 oio— i Of the eight pitchers, only Guidry and Quisenberry singl® and Ell®n Schum®y chlpp®d In Evans dh 6 111 Hargrv 1b 4 10 0 Roberts If 4 12 1 Gross 1b 0 0 0 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Atlanta 400 400 03X— 11 triathlon combining a half-mile swim, a 4.3-mile are repeats from 1982 and Guidry did not participate with thr®® hits to g®t Main past Buffalo, Nichols rt 5 0 2 0 Thorntn dh 5 2 1 1 Cnepen 3b 4 0 1 0 Kearney c 4 0 0 0 Gam^wlnning RBI — Ramirez (4). Rooklea Jurak 1b Wilson cf 5 2 2 0 Herr 2b 3 12 0 bike ride, and a 2.1-mile run. The biathlon event in last year s game. Guidry has been selected three 8-7, ot Rob®rtson. J®an Murphy and 4 10 1 Thomas ct 5 2 2 1 Phillips ss 4 2 2 0 Brooks 3b 5 0 2 1 McGee cf 4 12 1 E— MIzerock, Bass. DP— Atlanta will be repeated August 4 and on August 18 an JoAnn B®m®r had two hltsoach forth® The Blue Bandits slugged their way Allenson c 6 0 11 Franco ss 5 2 2 3 TotolS 40 « 13 4 TotOlS 34 11 14 9 Hrnndz 1b 4 13 1 Green rf 3 12 1 1. times previously, Stieb twice and Honeycutt, Stanley los®rs. to a 21-15 victory over the Lucky Hottmn ss 5 2 2 0 Hossev c 4 0 0 1 Konsas City 213 000 000— 6 Foster If 5 0 10 lorg 1b 0 0 0 0 LOB— Houston 5, Atlanto 9.2B— Murphy, extended triathlon will be featured. Contestants and Quisenberry once each. Lopez, Sutcliffe and Leprechauns. Mark RusconI and Tra-, Vukovch rt 4 0 2 2 Oakland S10140 00x— 11 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 1 Hndrck 1b 3 0 1 1 Chambllss2.3B— Butler. SB— Butler (17). Will swim a half-mile, bicycle 6.4 miles and run4.3 Young are making their All- Star debuts. vis HIbler were detensivestandoutsfor FIschlln 2b 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Lansford (4). Giles 2b 3 0 0 0 Vn Slyk If 3 1 1 0 SF— Horner, Harper, Hubbard. miles. Registration for the final event will begin Northern the winners, who got some solid Totals 46 11 15 11 Totals 41 10 10 10 E— Phillips, Brant. DP— Kansas City 1, Heep ph 1 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b 2 0 1 1 Robin Yount of the Milwaukee Brewers led all AL offense from Chris Cunningham, Chris Boston 201 031 110 02— 11 Oakland 1. LOB— Kansas City 8, Oakland Bailor 2b 0 0 0 0 Rayford 3b 2 0 0 0 Padres 13, Dodgers 2 at 5 p.m. with the race following a half-hourlater. Behind (our hits each from Don Cleveland ooo 410 301 01— 10 vote getters while being named the starting shortstop. Foster and Dave Felghn, Manchester Miller, Glen Weeks, Steve Lyons and 3- 2B— ^Washington, Wathan, Peters, Hodges c 4 0 3 0 OSmlth ss 0 0 0 0 Contestants of all ages are welcome to compete, John Ahlberg. Tony Gadola, Billy Game-winning R B I— Armas (7). Almon. HR— Lansford (3), Roberts Oquend ss 4 0 0 0 Porter c 2 0 0 0 Yount received 1,956,9M votes, with first baseman JC Blue exploded for 22 hlfs In an 18-3 E— Jurak, Remy, Anderson. DP— (2). LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO with entry fees for Rec card holders set at 50 cents demollflon of Dean Machine.' Tom Young and Brett DeSimone led the Swan p 2 0 0 0 Brummr c 1 0 0 0 Rod Carew of California finishing second overall to offense (or the Leprechauns. Cleveland 1. LOB— Boston 9, Cleveland 7. IP H R ER BB SO Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Ramsey ss 3 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl per race: Manchester residents wiil be required Griswold collecfed f hree hits and Rich 2B— Rice, Remv, Allenson. HR— Rice 2 Kaniot City Sax 2b 4 0 10 Salazar 3b 4 2 2 2 capture his 14th straight starting assignment Robbins added two (or Manchesfer. Mean Machine ripped Blue Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Hagen p 10 0 0 to pay J2.50 and non-Manchester residents $3 50 Bombers, 21-11, behind the hitting ot (18), Harrah 2 (4), Evans (14), Franco Splittortt Martin p 0 0 0 0 Russell ss 4 0 0 0 Wiggins ct 4 2 3 1 Carew was joined in the starting lineup by John Kunz led Dean with two. (5), Thomas (8). S— FIschlln, Hargrove. e More information can be obtained from the Rec Conrad LaPoInte, John Bolanger and Renko (L 5-6) Lahti p 10 0 0 Andersn ss 0 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 2 2 3 teammates Fred Lynn and Reggie Jackson, both John Freeto and the defense of Joson SF— Hossev, Jurak, Thornton. Hood Forsch ph 10 0 0 Roenick It 3 0 10 Lezeano rt 2 1 0 1 Department office at 647-3166. oufielders. k\. w i m - Women’s Rec Romeo. Todd Longo, Peter Leonard IP H RERBBSO Oakland Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 3 0 0 0 Gwynn It 10 0 0 and Robbie Cole were the offensive Boston Young Totals 38 3 12 3 TotolS 29 4 9 4 Stewart p 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 3 0 1 2 The other AL starters are third baseman George Eileen Henson and Mary Lynn standouts and Keevon Johnson led the Brown 3 1-3 3 4 4 4 1 Jones (W 1-0) New York 101 010 OOIh-3 Monday ph 1 0 0 0 Gwosdz c 1 1 0 0 Whalers sign with W VIT T V Brett of Kansas City, second baseman Manny Trillo of Frazier each collected three hits as defense tor the Blue Bombers. Aponte 2 2-3 3 3 2 0 0 Burgmeler St. Louis onooioix— 4 Howe p 0 0 0 0 Bevoequ It 3 1 1 2 Cleveland, catcher Ted Simmons of Milwaukee and Talaaa stomped Sportsman, 12-2, at Stanley 332200 WP— Splittortt, Renko. T— 2:39. A— Game-Winning RBI— Green (3). Marshll rt 4 0 10 Jones ct 10 0 0 The Hartford Whalers announced Thursday it Charter Dak. Doreen Anderson tripled Johnsn (W 1-0) 1 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 11,453. Morales 1b4 1 2 0 Templtn ss3 1 10 outfielder Dave Winfield of New York. and singled and Dee Burg doubled and Bird (S 1) 2-3 0. 0 0 0 1 E— Ramsey, O. Smith. DP— New York Yeager c 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 10 0 0 had signed a one-year contract with WVIT-TV, The National League starters announced Tuesday ' singled lor the winners. Cleveland 3, St. Louis 2. LOB— New York 11, St. Reyes c 2 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 4 3 10 Channei 30, to televise 15 away games during the / Sorensen 4 1-3 7 6 6 2 2 Louis 5.2B— Wilson, Van Slyke, Hernan­ Thomas ct 3 1 1 1 Thurmnd p 2 0 0 0 are first baseman A1 Oliver of Montreal, second UPl photo Reed 11-311112 1983-84 season. A decision on the broadcasting EASTERN LEAGUE dez, Herr, McGee. SB— Wilson (27), Valenzul p 1 0 1 1 baseman Steve Sax of Los Angeles, shortstop Ozzie Dirts Senior Baseball Easterly - 2 4 2 2 1 3 Green (12), Van Slyke (4), McGee (9). S Zachry p 0 0 0 0 crew wiil be made at a later date. American League All-Star pitching staff Andersn (L 0-1) 3 1-3 3 2 1 2 2 W L Pet. GB Smith of St. Louis, third baseman ^ ik e Schmidt of Honeycutt, Rick Sutcliffe. Bottom: Matt Dana Carlnl's three base hits paced a R e a d in g 40 24 .625 — Swan. Londsty 3b 1 0 0 0 Aponte pitched to 2 batters In 7th. L v n n IP H R ER BB SO Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals 33 13 11 11 Philadelphia, catcher Gary Carter of Montreal and was named Wednesday and there were 13-hlt attock and led the Hawks over HBP— by Johnson (Harrah). T— 3:25. A 40 27 .597 IV 2 Los Angeles 020 000 000— 2 Young, Bob Stanley, Aurelio Lopez, Dan the Blue Jays, 13-3, at Charter Oak No. New Britoin 40 28 .588 2 New York Knicks match Celt offers outfielders Dale Murphy of Atlanta and Andre few surprises. Tabbed were (l-r) Top -11,351. B uffa lo Swan 5 7 3 3 2 2 San Diego 004 07i Olx— 13 Quisenberry. 2. Cathv Templeton and LIso Nason Baaeball atandings 36 34 .514 7 Game-Winning RBI— Garvey (7). Dawson and Tim Raines of Montreal. tripled and singled and Tammy Dllllon. W o fe rb u rv 29 38 .433 12V2 Orosco (L 4-3) 3 2 1 1 2 0 The New York Knicks Wednesday matched row: Ron Guidry, Dave Stieb, Rick A lb a n y St. Louis added a pair otdoubles (or the winners. 28 39 .418 13»/2 E— Templeton, Salazar, Russell, Sax, Boston Ceitic offers made to free agents Sly The Blue Jays got o double from KatV AMERICAN LEAGUE Glens Falls 28 39 .418 13>/2 Hagen 4 1*3 9 3 2 0 0 Eost Yankees 7, Red Sox B N a sh u a Martin 0 0 0 0 0 0 Landeslov. DP— Los Angeles 1, San Williams and Marvin Webster by signing them Blodget and a hit from Diane Brassell. 29 41 .414 14 Diego w L Pet. OB vvwwiwaWMr » i««SW88» Lahti 2 2*3 0 0 0 1 0 both and then trading Williams to Atlanta tor Toronto 41 31 .569 BALTIMORE NEW YORK Lvnn 4, Nashua 2,1st gome Sutter (W 4-3) 2 3 0 0 0 3 1. LOB— Los Angeles 5, San Diego 2. 2B 6-foot-7 Rudy Macklin. Fogarty’s Baltimore 40 32 .556 1 Ob r h bl ab r h M Lvnn 8, Nashua 1,2nd game Martin pitched to 1 batter In 5th: Swan — Valenzuela. 3B— Thomas. HR— New pitchers Detroit 40 32 .556 1 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 4 3 3 1 Reading 7, Waterbary 3 pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Garvey Tom Melick and Merrill Mvers got New York 38 33 .535 T/2 Douer 2b 4 0 10 Wyneoar c 3 1 1 2 New Britain 8, Albany 3 HBP— by Martin (Strawberry). Balk— (12), Bevacqua (1), Salazar (3). SB— two hits each but It wasn't enough to Boston 37 36 .507 4 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Gamble rt 4 0 0 1 Buffalo 9, Glens Falls 2 Orosco. T— 2:42. A— 29,456. Wiggins (17). S— Valenzuelo, Thurmond FIdrych says goodbye keep Fogortv's from losing Its second Milwaukee 34 36 .486 6 Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 11 ?• SF— Salazar. Pro sports getting crazier game In the South Windsor A League, Cleveland 33 41 .446 9 Roenick rt 4 0 1 0 Winfield cf 4 0 0 0 Mark “ the Bird'* Fidrych has flown the on NL staff this one o 6-3 loss to Hardiman West SIngletn dh 3 0 2 0 Kemp It 3 1 1 0 baseball coop. Nagged with arm injuries after a Machine. Fogarty's is now 8-2. California 40 33 .548 Young If 3 0 0 0 Baylor dh 4 12 0 Texas _ glorious 1976 season when he brought new life to 40 33 .548 Dempsey c 3 0 1 0 Smalley ss 1 0 0 0 Transactions IC3 NEW YORK (D PI) — Dave Dravecky of San Diego, Chicago 38 35 .521 2 Rodrigz 3b 3 0 0 0 Cmpnrs 2b 1 0 0 0 the game. Fidrych hung up his glove Wednesday Kansas City 34 34 .500 3Va Robrtsn 2b 3 1 1 2 Atlee Hammaker of San Francisco and Pascual Perez Have you noticed what’s been going on in Oakland 36 39 .480 5 Baseball Baseball after a two-year minor league comeback professional sports of late? Totals 32 0 5 0 Totals 31 7 9 7 Hurry! Hurry! struggle. of Atlanta, three virtual unknowns that have burst Minnesota 31 45 .408 IOV2 Baltimore ooo 000 OOO— 0 Kansas City — Acti­ into pitching prominence this season. Wednesday Just sit back in your easy chair and thing about Seattle 28 50 .359 14Va New York too 001 so x — 7 vated third baseman George Brett trom the 15-dav disabled Hurry! were among 10 named to the National Legaue staff for Wednesday's Results Game-winning R B I— Gamble (2). Alumni Junior Thoughts Chicago 5, Seattle 3 E— Boddicker, Shelby, Nettles. D P - list; optioned third baseman Touts In Charger fold the 50th Anniversary All-Star Game. There’s been enough craziness going on to Cleveland 5, Boston 3,1st game New York 1. LOB— Baltimore 5, New Steve Gay doiMled and Pat Clltt Pastornickv to Omaha Time is Running Out The game will be held Wednesday. July 6 at make one wonder if those who are in insane Boston 11, Cleveland 10,11 Innings, 2nd York 4. 2B— Mattingly, Baylor. HR— Legault, Darren Ducker and of the American Associa­ Soccer game tion. On Our Fabulous The San Diego Chargers signed hold-out, Chicago’s Comiskey Park. ApLENty Wynegar (3). S— Wynegar, Smalley. Eric R a sm u ^ ll singled.for asylums should be let loose and those in pro sports New York 7, Baltimore 0 the PIrateSyfn a 15*8 victory Los Angeles — Reactivated PRE-4th OF JULY all-pro quarterback Dan Fouls to a multi-year Also selected by manager Whitey Herzog were be given residence in the padded wall Len Auster, Milwaukee 4, Detroit 3 IP H R ER BB SO over theRed Sox at Cheney. pitcher SteveHowe;Howewas contact Wednesday, making Fonts the highest Steve Rogers of Montreal, making his fifth All-Star community. Toronto 4, Minnesota 2 Baltimore Jim Ctfx was the winning fined 554,000 and placed on I USED CAR For example: Herald Sportswriter California 2, Texas 1 Bddckr (L 4-3) 61-3 5 4 4 2 er and Scott Aronson three years probation by paid player in the history of the N FL according to appearance, Fernando Valenzuela of Los Angeles and Dakland 11, Kansas City 6 took the loss. Ron Smith and commissioner Bowie Chargers owner Gene Klein. Terms of the Mario Soto of Cincinnati. Stewart 0 3 3 3 0 • Billy Martin holds onto his job as New York Pee Wee Thursday's Games Moroolello 12-31000 John Zokeachhltdoublesfor Kuhn: optioned pitcher SALE contract were not disclosed, but Klein said, T fs Herzog also named four relievers — rookie Bill Yankee manager. (All Times EOT) New York the Sox. Ricky Wright to Albuquerque 'Chort®rs 0, Tlg®rs 0. Toronto (Leal 7-6) at Minnesota RIghettI (W 9-3) 9 5 0 0 0 of the Pacific Coast League. only 2 days left to save the highest pay in the history of the N FL Dan is Dawley of Houston, Jesse Orosco of New York, Lee There were solid reports, including one by the (Williams 44), 1:15 p.m. I deserving of it." Panth®rs1 (Bruc® Watt),Mustangs 1 Stewart pitched to 3 batters in 7lh. Smith of Chicago and Gary Lavelle of San Francisco D PI sports editor, that Martin had been fired and placed the league in a precai iouo ...iuation one (Jonathan K®«i®r). Detroit (Morris 8-6) at Milwaukee T— 2:27. A— 33427. Manchester ’A’ loses New York (AL) — Desig­ RED HOT SPECiAtS which one day will not have a resolution. Azt®cs 3 (Danny Carang®lo 2, P®t®r (McClure 3-7), 2:30 p.m. nated Infielder Barry Evans Dravecky, a 27-year-old left- hander, leads the was to be replaced by either Jeff Torborg or Yogi Manchester " A " slid Wed­ for osslgnment; recalled 71 n v . SATELITE ST A. WAG. Cobb pleads not guilty Sontos), Expr®ss0. Konsas City (CreOI 0-3) at Oakland nesday with a 5-4 loss to National League in victories with an 11-5 record Berra. Milt Richman, head man at U Pl, was not Tlmb®rs 2 (Scott Fuller, Chris (McCattv 1-3),3:15p.m. shortstop Bob Meacham from V8. aula, AC. PS. PB. R Boltimore (Palmer 2-2) ot New York Tolland at Tolland High In Columbus (ID . Former Boston College basketball star Ernie Perez, 26, is 9-2 with a 2.46 ERA and is in the N L ’s top wrong. Let’s make that perfectly clear • Jimmy Connors refuses to attend post-match Scho®nb®rg®r), Penguins 1 (Jo® WhlteSox5,Mariners3 Intertown Colt League play. 74 CHEVe BEL AIR 4 DR. Morlarty). (Fontenot 00), 8 p.m. ve. a u lo . AC. PS. PB. steroo, vtnyl.foot □ Lobb has pleaded innocent to charges that 10 in both catorgories. The 25- year-old Hammaker Martin was headed out and all evidence had press conference at Wimbledon, in violation of all Texas (Tanana 3-1) at California (Witt Elilah McFollev and Greg Pawtucket (ID — stemmed from a point- shaving scheme during tops the league with a 1.52 ERA. All three are making hini going out the door until reports on his dispute rules, and DOES NOT get fined. 4-5), 10:30 p.m. CHICAGO SEATTLE Tu rner hod two hits each and Pitcher Mark Fidrych vo­ 77 CNRVS. CORDOBA C7E. .. ab r h bi ab r h bl Mark Holmes added a dou­ luntarily retired frombaseball. V8. aulo.. AC. PS, PB, stereo, vinyl roof the 1978-79 season. Cobb, 26, of Stamford, Conn., their first All- Star appearances. with a New York Times researcher were abruptly Now how about that one? If Jimbo, who was Midgets Friday's Games ble, but It wasn't enough lor altered. ’’ Seattle at Toronto JCruz 2b 3 2 2 0 Owen ss 4 1 1 0 San Diego — Sent entered his piea Wednesday before U.S, District Rogers is 10-3 with a 2.83 ERA and Valenzuela, peeved for two reasons, happened to be named sting 3 (Tim Geraghty, Brian Sardo Baltimore at Detroit, night Paclork rt 4 1 2 2 Bernzrd 2b 3 1 1 0 Manchester. Holmes pitched pitcher Andy Hawkins and USED CARS Judge Leonard Wexler. making his third All-Star appearance, is 8-4 with a 3.39 Martin was somewhat abusive in ejecting her ■John McEnroe’, can you imagine the hue and cry 2), Rockets 1 (Kirk RIngbloom). Walker 1b 4 0 11 Putnam lb 4 0 1 1 seven solid Innings, striking outfielder Kevin McRey- 78 PONT. FMEBIAD FOUNULA CPE. Milwaukee ot Cleveland, night out eight and allowing only ERA and tops the N L in shutouts. Soto, who leads the from the Yankee lockerroom. This was, however by the British press? Comets 0, Chieftains 0. Boston at New York, night Squires 1b 1 0 0 0 Zlsk dh 3 1 1 2 nolds to Las Vegas of the V-e, a u lo . AC. PS. PB. AM -FM $5695 Matadors 2 (Scott Salonen, Bruce Luzinsk dh 4 1 1 2 Ramos pr 0 0 0 0 seven hits.- Chris Ogden, PacItIcCoast League; recalled majors in strikeouts with 117, is 9-6 with a 2.16 ERA. not sufficient for him to be booted out by New A lynch mob wouldn’t have been good enough if Chicago at Minnesota, night BO VOLKS RABRIT CUSTOM 4 DR. Celts see agreement soon BerzenskI), Whitecaps 1 (Jeff Texas at Oakland, night RLaw pr 0 0 0 0 SHndrsn It 4 0 0 0 Doug Brown and John Mur- pitcher Mark Thurmond and 4 Cyl., 4 apd., AM -FM $4495 Dawley, the only rookie on the staff, is 5-2 with a 1.74 York owner George Steinbrenner. it was McEnroe. Belanger). Kansas City at Californio, night Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Cowens rt 4 0 0 0 zurak also ploved well. The catcher Bruce Bochv trom The Boston Celtics say they may soon reach Olympics 6 (Eric Fettig, Bill Baines ct 2 0 0 0 Allen 3b 4 0 10 " A " team (4-4) hopes to get 81 CNEV. CITATION 4 DR. ERA and seven saves and Lavelle is 5-2 with a 2.04 And working for Steinbrenner could be reason Yet, because obviously Connors is now on the Las Vegas. V-8. aulo., AC. Cruiser PS, PB. R $4895 agreement with Boston Garden owners that will Kennedy, Brian Altrul, Stuart Sherrell, NATIONAL LEAGUE Hill c 3 0 0 0 DHndrs cf 3 0 0 0 bock on the winning track ERA and is second in the league with 11 saves Orosco enough to go crazy, couldn’t it? "inside,” he can get away with breeching all Steve White, David Coin), Toros 1 East Hairstn ph I 0 0 0 Nelson ph 10 0 0 next Wednesday at Mt. Nebo Basketball 77 BUICK CENTURY SPECIAL 2 DR. keep them in their present home. Celtics owner owns a 4-2 record with a 1.24 ERA and seven saves and Martin is back for his third time as Yankee rules. Sure, he was miffed losing to a virtual (Craig Anthony). W L Pet. OB Fisk c 1 0 0 0 Mercado c 3 0 2 0 against Mansfield at 6:30. New York — Signed center V-6. aulo. AC. PS. PB. R. orig 26000 miles $3950 VLow 3b 3 0 10 Castillo ph 1 0 0 0 Harry Mangurian and General Manager Red Smith, one of the hardest throwers in baseball is 2-4 pilot. You’d think by now he’s learned his lesson. unknown and being shunted to an outside court on Metros S (Tyler Miller, Marghru Montreal 39 32 .549 ••••••••••••••••< Marvin Webster and forward 81 OLDS CUTLASS LS 4 DR. Auerbach met Wednesday with Don Carmichael Barlow, Chris Seymour, Dwayne Gold- St. Louis 36 37 .493 Dybznsk ss4 1 10 Sly Williams and traded Willi­ V-6. aulo. AC. PS. PB. Cruise, vinyl roof $7695 with a 1.39 ERA and nine saves. But, no, Martin gets in the same hot water as the Wimbledon grounds. But his obligation was to ston, Patty Hornbostel), Falcons 0. Totals 34 5 8 5 Totals 34 3 7 3 ams to Atlonta tor guard- president of the Buffalo, N.Y.-based Delaware Philadelphia 33 35 .485 80 PONT. FIREBIRD ESPRIT CPE. Dawley, Orosco and Smith wiil be making their first before. Some of the problems are external and not appear before the media and answer their Chicago 34 39 .466 Chicago 002 010 200— 5 forward Rudy Macklin. V*6. aulo. AC. PS, PB. stereo cess . rear def $6995 North Co., which owns the Garden "W e Pittsburgh 32 38 .457 Seattle 100 002000— 3 Basketball All-Star showing. his fault. But plenty of the blame must taken by sometimes inane questions. Juniors 77 PLY. VOURE CUSTOM 4DR. presented our situation and told him some of the New York 29 45 .392 ll'/i Game-winning RBI — Paclorek (3). Football Martin. He didn’t do it. West E—V. Law, Bernazard. LOB— Green Bay — Signed deaft 6 cyl., auto. PS. radio $2895 ,'Oceanners 6 (Todd LIscomb 2, Ted Chicago hassles we ve had, and I got a very good feeling ” He must cover all the mirrors at home. And didn’t get fined. Stansfleld 2, Ed Cravltz, Scott Marcan- Los Angeles 46 27 .630 — choices; wide receiver M i­ 80 FORD FAMMONT ST A. WGN. Auerbach said afterward. "H e seemed to be tenlo). Bruins 2 (Paul Laga^se, Steven Atlonto 45 30 .600 2 11, Seattle 6. 2B— Putnam, Dybzinski, Northern chael Miller of Tennessee, 6 cyl , auto . PS. radio $4295 understanding." anyway?"^* crazies running Wimbledon, San Francisco 38 36 .514 8'/z Walker. HR— LuzInskI (11), Zlsk (B). SB running back Bryan Thomas I Borgida). J. Cruz 3 (38), Owen (1), Baines (5), Lombardi Associates 99 78 CHEV. M O N ZA STA. WGN. Watson returns • Boston Celtic GM Red Auerbach signs Marvin Warriors 1 (B.J. DIano), Hawks 0. Son Diego 37 37 .500 9Vz (Brian Sweeney 24, Bill And* and guard Ron Sams of 4 cyl. 4 apd.. radio $2795 Webster and Sly Williams in anticipation of the Apaches won by forfeit over Houston 37 38 .493 10 Bernazard (10), R. Low (30). SF— Pittsburgh, center Robin Cincinnati Paclorek. erson 22), Strokes Restau­ Ham ot West Texas State 82 MAZDA GLC STA. WGN. Knicks signing Beantown free agent Kevin Mlnutemen. 33 44 .421 15'/> rant 53 (Jim Dargati 17). 4 cyl. S apd.. stereo csss . luggage racx. AC $6295 Howe fined, on probation ' Kings 3 (Cory Godston 2, Jamie Wednesday's Results IP H RERBBSO and punter Buckv Scribner of McHale. Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago Kansas. 79 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME CPE. to good course Willett), Knights 2 (Peter Glansante, Bums (W 4-5) 8 1-3 7 3 3 2 9 V*e. auto.. AC. PS, PB, stereo, vtnyl roof Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Steve Howe, Let s face it, Marvin Webster is overpaid at any second name Incomplete). Montreal 5, Phlladelphla2,1st game Southern New Jersey (USFL) — $5995 fined $54,000 and placed on three years probation BHs and pieces Philadelphia 3, Montreal 2,2nd game Barolas (S 7) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Released offensive lineman 81 PONTIAC CAT ALMA 4 DR. price. He came into the NBA as Marvin ’the Seattle Mulberry Restaurant 69 MlkeMoson. v-6. «uto . AC. PS. PB, AM-FM by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for cocaine abuse, Atlanta 11, Houston 1 $7195 Eraser’ Webster and all that he’s erased is his John Pinone, out of Villanova University was Intermediate Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 6 Young (L 7-8) 6 5 4 3 3 6 (Bill Sliver 22, Myles San Diego — Slgnedquarter- CHEV. aU U RU 4 DR. does not know why he has been fined, his agent St. Louis 4, New York 3 Stanton 231122 McCurry 13), Dekes 33 (John back Dan Fouts to a multi-year so ijiame in many people’s minds. Caudill 1 0 0 0 2 0 v-e. •uto. AC. PS. PB. AM-PM. rear del $4995 says. "W e're disappointed as to the point of being Tuesday’s NBA Knights 3 (Bruce Rosenberg 2, VIchIt San Diego 13, Los Angeles 2 MacMahon 13. contract. ? I.': nioney winning list, returns to the He has never been and never will be a force in Svchlfkokhong), Rangers 1 (Larry Thursday's Games Young pitched to 1 batter In 7th. 79 TOYOTA CORONA STA. WGN. upset at the size of the fine," Howe's agent, Tony fow mr **^V'*“ - That seems kind of Jarvis). HBP— by Young (Kittle). WP— 4 cyl. auto. PS. PB, AM-PM, rear def, rusiproote*^4895 the NBA. u f“ ''*ner South Catholic High standout (All Times EOT) Attanasio, said before the Dodgers game in San Hurricanes 5 (Tom Pritchard 4, Rob Montreal (Burris 3-2) at Philadelphia Young. Sfy"drougi;r Yet Auerbach, who many still see as the great Who had to prove to many that he could play T— 2:56. A— 7,342. TRUCKS Diego Wednesday night. (Hialoux), Diplomats 4 (Ken Chang 2, (K. Gross 1-0), 12:35 p.m. be seeking his first title since last year’s GM although recent drafts show otherwise — Division I college ball. Darren Rosano, Marc Vlgeant). Pittsburgh (Rhoden 5-7) at Chicago aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 81 DATSUN LONGBED PKK UP »S495 British O ^ n when he leads the field in the $400,000 remember Darren Tillis, now of the Cleveland .Yankees 3 (Joy MIstretta, Greg (Jenkins 3-3), 2:20 p.m. BASEBALI TRIPS 4 cyl, 5 apd.. stereo, rear step bumper ij" ? / !? ,’ ®c***cwhat miffed at the low selection, Wood, David Kuezek), Mets 3 (Nick Western Open, which begins today at the rugged Cavaliers — went out and signed him to an offer Son Francisco (Brelnlng 6-4) at 79 DODGE pSO LONGiED PKR UP *4395 C Warner In ’hawks fold said I I I definitely make the team. I ’ll have to Cacace 2, Ted Miller). Cincinnati (Puleo2-4),3:05p.m. BOSTON RED SOX 4 cyl. 5 spdA stereo Butler National Golf Course. sheet at an outrageous price. prove to people all over again that I can play. JChlets 7 (Mike MacDonald, Steve '.Jis Angelss (Hooton 7-2) at San Diego Radio, TV Carlson, Christine Rovegno, Jett JULY 4 NEW YORK 81 CHEV. CIO AVi FLEETSIDE PKK UP *5695 a o f ‘he first-round pick Watson’ a two-time winner of the oldest stop on the There are reports the NBA lost several million (Whitson 34), 4:05 p.m. 6 cyl. 3 apd . radio, rear step bumper When I make the NBA, I ’ll prove them wrong, Morin, Steve Choman, Todd Grossman Houston (Knepper 2-9) at Atlanta •••••doaaaaaaaa##•###• JULY 9 CAUFORNIA Seattle Seahawks in the 1983 draft, has PGA tour, has won $3,017,160 in his career, second dollars a year ago. Escalating the salaries is not again. I ’ ve had a lot of fun proving people wrong. ’ ’ 2), Red Sox 0: (Falcone 6-1), 7:40 p.m. signed a series of one-year contracts, team Nicklaus. He’s won more than $109,000 at one way of reducing the red ink, is it Red? Pinone scored over 2,000 points and grabbed New York (Terrell 1-1) at St. Louis d JULY 30 MLWAUKH president and general manager Mike McCor­ the Western Open through the years, including hefty The Celtics, obviously, were trying to short- nearly 900 rebounds in being a four-year standout (Allen 3-8), 8:35 p.m. TONIGHT mack announced Wednesday. v-u. M8C ’AA’ Squad Friday's I3ames 5 Wimbledon Tennis (taped), HBO AUGUST 13 KANSAS CHY CHEVROLET paychecks in 1974 and 1978 when he won the Western circuit McHale from joining the glamour and for Coach Rollie Massimino’s Wildcats. . Manchester Soccer Club 'A A ' team Montreal at Chicago 8 Yankees vs. Orioles, Channel 11, EXCELLENT LOWER INFIELD BOX for the tournament,' glitter of New York. But their bid has once again Here’s one who says Pinone will make It. bowed to Eost Hartford, 2-1, Wednes­ New York at Philadelphia, night USA Cable, WPOP CARTER CO., INC.I which offers a first prize of $72,onn day at Chorter Oak field. Brian St. Louis at Pittsburg, night 8:30 Mets vs. Cardinals, SportsChan- SEATS. SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER Winkler, assisted by Kyle Ayer, tallied Cincinnati at Atlanta, night nel, W INF 1339 Main St., lllanchMtM- 646-6464 for the locals. Ray Boisvert ployed well Los Angelss at Houston, night 9 Boxing, ESPN JAYCEES. CALL 289-8112 ter Manchester. San Fran cisco at San Dlego.nlght 10:30 Rangers vs. Angels, USA Cable ** ~ Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Thursday, June 30, 1983 I' MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursduy, June 30, 1983 - 19 BUSINESS ! Classified TAG SALE SIGNS Are things piling-ug? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your Business Finally, there’s a rule regulating funerals ad you’ll receive O N E t A G S ^ E SIG N FREE, compliments of The Herald. In Brief For a full 10 years, the,rule was in the making. The 6) Finally, the rule permits states with parallel process included 52 days of public hearings in six consumer protection laws to apply for exemptions cities. Oral testimony was heard from hundreds of from compliance with the FTC rule. If you live in such CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER witnesses. Written comments were collected from Your a state, you will continue to be protected by your Bucknall named at P&W thousands. state’s law regarding funeral practices. EAST HARTFORD — William L. Bucknall has Finally, the Federal Trade Commission fashioned a Money's What’s harsh, what’s unfair about a rule that seems been named vice president for personnel and regulation requiring funeral homes to disclose prices so compassionate and money-saving for people at over the phone; to itemize expenses for this, one of Worth time when they need all the compassion they can get?*' industrial relations for the ' manufacturing Help Wanted division of United Technologies Corp.’s Pratt & life’s most difficult and costly purchasos; and to Sylvia Porter By challenging it, the funeral industry opens itself Ur' 21 Real Estate Wanted 37 store/Offlee Space Services Offered Si Household Goods 62 Home and Garden 64 A U t O I T I O t i V e Whitney Group. provide other consumer safeguards. TheVuIe is to truly tough questions on your part: Let the courts bury Bucknall had been director for management become effective Jan. 1,1984. But it’s still not over, not the funeral industry’s anger before the challenge" yet. development at UTC’s corporate office in boomerangs wildly. NURSES AIDE- Expe­ WANTED— Center Hall MANCHESTER— 8 PIECE BASSET Pecan rienced loving person to FOR SALE — Firewood, Hartford since October 1982. He joined Pratt & Irate at having to comply with what actually shapes (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” ■ Colonial. Buyer looking Furnished office In Ideal dining room furniture. hardwood two io four Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Whitney in 1966 and held various personnel up as a gentle regulation, the funeral industry has arrangements, but provides you with the choice of 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal-' help meet daily needs of tor gracious, older homo business location. Newly Large trestle table with 3 post stroke patient in foot iengths. You pick up. positions until 1979 when he received a fellowship challenged it in the courts on the grounds that the FTC selecting the individual items and services you want. money management, is now available through her : In Manchostor. Marlon E. redecorated. Secretarial NEED MORE TIME-Let leaves. Chino cabinet. $50.00 cord. 742-8426. did not prove the need for the rule or that the rule will Other provisions of this overdue protection: column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to " home environment. Will Robertson, Realtor. Coll services available. $150, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. consider hiring for a 4 us help. We clean homM, $800 or best otter. 644- 1970 SCOUT — low miles, Following his year at MIT, Bucknall was be effective. (After 10 years!) The FTC expects a 't) You can request itemized price information over "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,” in care - 643— 5953. Including A/C and utill- check out reasonable 9138. BERRY PATCH FARMS- runs good. Coll 742-9852. decision on the court case by the end of this year. , of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan.'' hour shift or two 4 hour tlM. 646-0505 or 646-1960. named vice president for personnel and indus­ the phone. This is crucial: Few individuals have the shifts. Daily 8 to 12 and 4 •••••••••••• rates. Maid For You Strowberries. Pick vour trial relations for North American Operations of time or willingness to take on such an emotionally 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press'" cleaning service. 647- G R E A T BUY! Dining own. Free containers. 1971 CHRYSLER NEW FUNERALS RANK as the third largest single Syndicate.) to 8. Hours are flexible. R e n t a l s 3939. room table with four Open doiiy 8 to 8, or tlii UTC’s Otis Elevator. demanding chore as visiting funeral homes after a Send list of most recent YORKER-Runs great. purchase you can expect to make in your entire life — death to obtain price details. Moreover, once a funeral Store/Offlce Space 44 chairs and hutch. Colon­ picked out. For current $300 or best offer. 742- employers and referen- ...... DANGEROUS OR UN­ ial, dork pine, one year 8752. behind only housing and autos. Understandably, home has the body, it can be extremely difficult to CM with vour address and update information, Coii though, most of us shrink from planning ahead forthis have the body sent to another one. WANTED TREES RE­ old, excellent condition, 644-2478. Ookiond Rood, phone number to P.O. Rooms for Rent 41 MOVED. Guaranteed $550. 643-4655 otter DATSUN-1981 200SX Sale of firm proposed cost — and often, grief-stricken relatives buy funeral 2) The funeral director must provide you with Box 460, Bolton, Cf. 06040. EXCELLENT OFFICE Route 30, South Windsor. MAIN STREET lowest prices. Fully In­ 6:00pm. Roadster. Brown with fa­ 3 services far more expensive than was intended. itemized price lists and also must give you a written MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Rock of Ages Corp. LOCATION-Heat, |anl- sured. Free estimates. shion Cavalier Top. S-L Today, the cost of the average funeral and burial statement that lists the charges for the services and CR AFT DIRECTOR for in Barre Town, a cornerstone of the region’s exceeds $2,500 (excluding cemetery plot). Almost 2 items you choose. GENTLEMAN PRE­ tor, parking, 500 to 1000 647-8281 or 228-3648. LARGE STRONG EXEC­ Package, AC, 4 speaker granite inihtstry, may be sold by its parent girls rMidenf camp In FERRED. $50.00 weekly. UTIVE Swivel choir. ★ ★ FM stereo, 5 speed, im­ million funerals are arranged each year, costing a 3) Misrepresentation by funeral providers of local square feet. 649-5334; 643- company to raise money for another transaction, Stafford Springs. Call684- Kitchen prIvilegM. 64^ 7175. Viny! covered, with cas­ STRAWBERRIES-PIck maculate velour Interior. total of $5.2 billion. requirements for burial and cremation and by the 7821.______2000 Painting/ Papering 52 according to documents filed with the Securities The new rule was intended to correct obvious . ters. $25.00. Coii 646-6794. vour own. Free contain­ $8,500. 742-7936. and Exchange Commission. cemeteries is prohibited. Directors are also forbidden MANCHESTER— ers. No children under 14 abuses and misrepresentations. For instance, a to inform you that embalming and caskets can HEALTH CARE MATURE WORKING 1973 CADILLAC DE Nortek Inc., based in Cranston, R.I., said in survey disclosed that a full 90 percent of those Furnished office In Ideal years of age allowed In papers filed with the SEC last week in connection preserve a body indefinitely or for long periods of WORKER— Full time po­ GENTLEMAN-WIIIIng to business location. Newly PAINTING AND PAPER field. Open 8am to 8pm or V IL LE - 4 door . In good requesting embalming thought it was required by the time. Nor can they misrepresent state laws, such as sition In Family Planning do some yard work for until picked out. Opening condition. $1,000 or best with its attempted purchase of Monogram redecorated. Secretarial HANGING — Exterior Misc. for Sole Industries Inc. that it was "exploring the state’s law, and 19 percent had been so informed by telling you that embalming is required when, in fact, Clinic. Duties Include re­ lower rent. Kitchen privi­ services available. $150, and Interior, ceilings re­ 63 Saturday June 18th. Cho- otter. Coll 649-5334. the funeral home. Infact, the state in which the survey your state does not mandate it. This it a timo whsn a littia extra cash can coma rn ception, clerical work, leges. Parking. Near bus Including A/C and utili­ paired. References, fully ponis Brothers, Clark possibility” of selling Rock of Ages. was conducted had no such law. bookkeeping and some ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The company said cash generated by the 4) Prohibited, too, are such unfair practices as handy! And a good invastmant for your family it line. References re­ ties. 646-0505 or 646-1960. Insured. Quality work. Street, South Windsor. 1978 PONTIAC GRAND embalming for a fee without permission of family the Clattifiad. taction of thit nawtpaparl Uta it to clinical responsibilities. quired. 647-9033. Martin Mattsson, even­ Coll 528-5741 for latest PRIX-Air conditioning, proposed sale could be used for the Monogram EOE. Pleose send resume With tax rebates now in THE RULE COVERS only the business practices of members except in certain prescribed circumstan­ tava money on bargain purchatat or by tailing your ings 649-4431. Information. Am -FM Stereo, 4 new most homes, it's the purchase, but that no final decision has been td PPLC, One Hqynes Wanted to Rent 47 made. funeral homes and takes no position on state licensing ces. Should funeral arrangements include cremation, "don't naodt" for that extra cath that you can put radial tires, excellent perfect time to find a requirements. away for a rainy day or uta for pratent expaniat. Street, Monchester, CT INTERIOR — EXTE­ ALUMINUM SHEETS STR AW BER R IES— Pick condition, A T, PS, PB. Rock of Ages employs about 600 people and the funeral director must make available a container 06040. cash buyer for that Funerals usually are sold as package arrangements other than a casket for direct cremation. However you uta them, you can bank on the Clattifiad RIOR Painting — Wal­ used as printing plates — Your Own. Good picking. $4,500 firm. Coll between tennis racket you produces granite monuments, industrial pro­ HOUSE TO SHARE. .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50C 8:30 and 5:30, Monday ducts and building materials. in which you select various services, and the price is 5) Any surcharge or services such as music and Adt to produce ratultt for youl RENT WANTED-Young lpapering and dry wall Open dolly at 1pm. Zeppo no longer use! typically pegged to the price of the casket. The rule TYPIST/STENOGRAPHI Room tor rent. $150 per couple, two children and Installation. Quality pro­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Farms, Birch Mountain thru Friday 647-9946, ask flowers that the funeral director arranged must be R— Full time position. allows funeral directors to continue selling these disclosed in advance. Phoira month. Everything In­ dog seek three bedroom fessional work. Reasona­ 643-2711. They M UST be Road, Manchester. 643- for Donna. And it's easy! Just call us 643-2711 Our Tolland field service cluded. Call 646-6574. apartment In Manches­ ble prices. Free esti­ picked up before 11:00 6318. today and we'll put your department. Qualified ter, 649-9819 after 5pm. mates. G.L. McHugh, a.m. only.. 1978 PINTO, $800. Call low-cost ad in print. candidate must have THREE ROOMS-PrIvate 643-9321. PEAS AND 871-2988. strong typing and steno entrance. Ladles $35. END ROLLS— 27'/2 width STRINGBEANS-PiCk For extra cash, sell skills and willingness to Mens $35 and $40. Also: D.G. PETERSON PAINT­ - 25 cents; \3Va width - 2 vour own. Notsisky FOR SALE— 1981 Ford that racket... now! perform general office Fur coat, dresses, suits, Services ING CO.Interior and ex­ tor 25 cents. M UST be Form, 644-0304. Escort wagon. 62,000 duties. Apply; Gerber etc. Call 649-5459. terior. Spray, brush, or picked up at the Man­ miles, air conditioning. Scientific Instrument roll. Custom wallpaper chester Herald Office B E­ $4,500. Coll 659-0946. 643-2711 Company, 83 West FORE n AM ONLY. HERALD Classified...Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Services Offered 51 hanging. Workmanship Household Goods...... 62 Notices For advertisements to be (^erber Road. South guaranteed. 646-8467. 1 973 PONTIAC LE Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates Windsor, CT. U-PICK BLUEBERRIES, Classified published Monday, the dead­ Apartmmts for Rent 42 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SCREENED LOAM ------M ANS— 4 door sedan. Lost/Pound...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and G a rd e n ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m . on Frid a y. EXTERIOR HOUSE gravel, processed gravel, PEAS, STRAWBERRIES 70,000 miles. $750. 743- Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day C 81 M TR E E Service — PAINTING-College se­ sand, stone and fill. For 8912. 643-2711 Announcenrents...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 Per W o rd : MANCHESTER — onej Free estImatM, discount niors. Three years expe­ deliveries call George AT THE CORN CRIB Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad two and three bedroom senior citizens. Company rience. Cheap rates. Free Gritting, Andover, 742- 1965 CLASSIC BUICK Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14< "SUMMER VACATION apartments. Heat and hot Manchester owned and estimates. Call Peter 7886. WILDCAT Fringed Shawl Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Classified advertisements lyiEANS EX TR A T IM E " water. $400., $425., $495. operated. Call 646-1327. Krupp 643-0468 or Jett CONVERTIBLE —Red Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13< Turn this time Into cash! Berry Patch Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 are taken by telephone as a Call 649-4800. Lombardo 646-0650. DELIVERING RICH and block. Restored. Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... :. 12e We have a lim ited REWEAVING BURN Good running condition. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience.. LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 M ortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: dumber of positions HOLES — zippers, um­ plus tax. Washed sand, Asking $4000. Coll 649- Investment Property...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald Is MANCHESTER- HOUSES PAINTED— Buckland Rd., 8. Windsor Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one I hcor- available in our phone Avallable Immediately. 3 brellas repaired. Window Capes and Ranches, by stone, trap rock, and 1088. Business P roperty...... 35 Roofing/SIdIng...... 54 shades, Venetian blinds. Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only sales operation. Will bedrooms with appllan- school teacher. Starting gravel. 643-9504. Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines train people available Keys. T V FOR RENT. B a.m. to picked out 1976 CHEVY Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original CM. Heat and hot water at $295 per house. Contact Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 lyiondoy-Thursday even­ Marlow's, 867 Main CHEVETTE-two door For classified advertise­ Insertion. included. Rental Office. Mike, 649-9398. Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles___72 ings and Saturday morn­ 649-4800. Street. 649-5221. hatchback. Red. Four Rentals ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen ings. Call (3erry for an Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Pets 65 speed. AM/FM stereo day through Saturday, the the value of the.advertlsement tritervlew Monday- BRICKS, BLOCKS, Bulldlng/Contractlng S3 QUALITY HARDWOOD- tape. Very good condi­ & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst Apartments for Rent...... 42 For Sale will not be corrected by an Wednesdav evenings floor. Three room heated STONE — Concrete. Cut, split. $65.00. Two tion. Asking $2000 or best Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. from 6:30— 7:30 at 643- Chimney repairs. No lob •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 additional Insertion. apartment. $325. Security cord minimum. Small de­ offer. Coll 647-0623. Hollday/Seasonal... .61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 3471. too small. Call 644-8356. livery charge. Call 649- SEEKING— Homes tor required. Phone 646-2426 R O B E R T E. JARVIS eight week old kittens. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 to 5 weekdays. BUILDING — Remodel­ 1831 anytime. 1976 FORD RANCHERO- EXPERIENCED "Morris" Look-alikes. Very good condition. ing Specialist. Additions, Colli 649-3313 otter 6pm. Real Estate MANCHESTER— Two PAINTER-Quallty work. garages, roofing, siding, SWIM POOLS warehouse $1700. Coll 298-8141. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Help Wanted bedrooms, 2 baths, fully Reasonable rates. Fully forced to dispose of new Notices 21 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted kitchens, bathrooms, re­ G O LD E N LABRADOR ** Help Wanted 21 appllanced. poolside Insured. Free estimates. placem ent wlndows- on-ground 3V long pools CAMARO 1977-V-8. 4 condo with all the amenl- 643-9237, ask tor Jerry. complete with huge sun- M IX- House broken but speed. Rear defogger. Honrn for Sale 31 /doors. 643-6712. howls at fire trucks. Coll tlM. Mlllbrldge Hollow. decks, fencing, hl-rote Spoiler. Stereo cassette. Lost/Found 01 LEARNING DISABILI­ CLER ICAL— Good figure BLACKWELL LANDS­ filters, ladders, war­ 643-0465 otter 5pm. A/C $3250. Coll 649-9969. TIES TEACHER-Half aptiflude necessory. $490. monthly plus utili­ LEON CIESZYNSKI EVERYBODY ties. 646-7693. CAPING Provides affor­ ranty, etc. Asking $966 time. Grades 9 thru 12 for Light typing and some B U ILD E R — New homes, D O G TRAINING- WINDSOR BY OWNER- dable service for additions, remodeling, C O M P LE TE . Financing 1972 VW Fostbock- Coventry Public Schools. phone work. No expe­ V h Room Split. One cor Garden/Lawn/Sh- available. Coll N EIL toll Obedlence Classes stort­ Dependoble. Sun roof, LOST— BLACK AND -ft'-' CAN DO IT! Connecticut certification rience necessary. Full LIKE PRIVATE HOME. rec rooms, garages, kit­ ing July 18th, In Bolton. W H ITE K IT T Y ; recent garage, IV2 baths. Extra Studio-type apartment. rubbery care and general chens remodeled, ceil­ tree 1-800-221-1461. stereo. Needs work. Best Homemakers, required. Position to time. Company paid be­ insulation. Newer kit­ yard clean up. Call 644- Coll 643-9839 for offer. 643-7690. leg surgery; needs medi­ begin August 31st. Call nefits. Call 633-5212 after Be Somebody! Utilities,appliances. ings, bath tile, dormers, registration. cation; very frightened, Students, Everybody chen cabinets, oil burner Working single adult. No 1686. roofing. Residential or WINDOW SCREENS-14 Dr. Donald Nicolettl's 9pm. When you work with Sentry, you're dhd roof. $66,000. Call assorted. Full sizes. coll 643-8139 office at 742-8913. EOE. important to us, to your clients, to your children, pets. 643-2880. commercial. 649-4291. Part Tlme/Full Time 6634)663. ODD JOBS' Trucking. Wood framed. Coll otter FREE TO LOVING LICENSED NURSE— family, to your community, and most Home repairs. You name 4pm. 649-0137. $35.00. H O M E-O ne year old LOST-SIAM ESE female Crew Openings for INSURANCE AGENCY Small facility. Part time. important, to yourself! You'll work FOUR ROOMS SECOND DESIGN KITCHENS by brother and sister cots. cat. Blue eves. Vicinity of RANCHES TER- It, we do It. Free esti­ CHEVETTE 1979-44,000 Breakfast & Lunch Period personal lines depart­ Minimal stress. Salary with the leading agents in this area FLOOR. Available July J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, One gray, one gray with Manchester Green area. Immaculate, 3 room 1st. Appliances, heat, one mates. Insured. 643-0304. vanities, formica, Wilson CROSS C U T SAW with miles. Excellent condi­ The only requirement lor ment needs a part time negotiable. Call 649-2358. and enjoy an unmatched opportunity dportmenf, fully ap- 26" steel blade and four white paws. Both tion coll 6^-0447 otter Reward. Call 643-1959. working at McDonald’s is the experienced Individual car parking, no pets. art, Corlan counter tops, fixed. 646-3038. for success, high earnings, and career pllanced and air conditi­ Security. Lease. 649-3340. RICHARDSON kitchen cabinet fronts, wooden handle. $12.00. 6pm. ^Crochet desire to join a crew of for auto and homeowners development. Don't wait. Call MASONRY-BrIck, block, friendly, helpful people. BARTENDERS wanted oned. $340 plus utilities. complete woodworking Telephone 649-2433 blllinps and customer 649-4003 stone, cement, plaster­ D O G TRAINING 1956 Chevy Bel Alre- contact. Call Jahn H. part time, evenings and B«*n Cattlonfcuav for vour conndenlial apiioini- 30 LOCUST STREET- service, custom made CLASSES-Bosic and ad­ 5005 Personals 02 We’ll be happy to train you. afternoons. Call 646-0484 FIrst floor, four rooms, ing. Four generations of furniture, colonial repro­ ADULT' TRICYCLE- Restoroble, needs engine provide flexible hours, free Lappen, Inc. at 649-5261 If ment el 871-2^75. experience. Estimates. vanced obedience. Stort­ work. $375. Coll649-6685. between 9 and 4. Offirra at: heated. Water extra, no ductions In wood, 9 varie­ Good condition. $65.00 or uniforms, free delicious food, interested. /A' B. Richardson. 742-7437. best offer. Coll 646-7464. ing July 11, EostHortford job rotation and more... 616 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon appliances. Security. 646- ties of hardwood and YW CA. Coll 721-1386. UNMARRIED? LOOK­ PART TIME 223 E. Strer.t, Manchester 2426 9-5 weekdays. veneers NOW IN STOCK. AMBITIOUS COLLEGE Bonk ING FOR A COMPAN­ Regular salary reviews and 29 (loniieclirut Boulevard, E h Htfd. /yiANCHESTER-New list­ Call 649-96S8. FOR SALE-Boys Nauti­ SECRETARY-MornIngs. STU D EN T looking for Reposse$$ion$ ION? TIRED OF SINGLE promotions policy. Light typing and phones. 60 Pot|uonock Ave., Windsor ing, four room expanda­ ADULT APARTMENT cal bedroom set, $150 A soft frinped wrap is At Sentry Real Estate, summer work. Lawn Firm. IBM typewriter aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BARS? The Intelligent Come by and see one of the NEWSPAPER DEALER 646-0484. ble Cape. New thermal COMPLEX— One and FARRAND REMODEL­ FOR SALE simple to crochet from Managers In our stores: you*ll have friends in the business. windows, new kitchen, mowing, pointing, odd $450. Howdy Doody j^Cruft and Ru^ yarn and alternative Is Single's NEEDED. Rockvllle- two bedroom apartment. ING — Cabinets, roofing, Musical Items 66 1979 Poniiac Trans Am >SS00 new bath, newer roof. lobs. Reasonable rotes. puppet, outstanding con­ so cosy to use. Nice for Communication Net­ /Vernon area. Call Centrally located on bus gutters, room additions, 1976 Pontiac Formula <2600 YARD PERSON-Part Immaculate. Ask tor Alec Coll Jeff anytime. 647- dition, $60. 644-9814, gifts, too. work. Call 203-527-4335 Jeanne at 647-9946. time. Highland Park line, heat and hotwater. decks, all types of remo­ 1975 Ford Pinto orl-800-835-2246 Ext. 22. Aatthew. $59,000. Lom- All electric kitchdh, dis­ 9013. deling and repairs. FR EE Mornings only. Between Station Wagon <1200 No. 500.') has full crochet McDonald’s area. Reply Box J, c/o 8 and 12. ORGAN-Yamaha Elec- directions. 1221 Tolland Tnpk. The Herald. SENTRY Itardo Associates 649- hwasher, oven, refriger­ estimates. Fully Insured. tone B-60. Equipped with The above can be 4M3. CD LAWN SERVICE- TO ORDER, send S2.00 tor each •••«••••••••••••••••••• Manchester, Cl. lRealE$tateService.si ator Included. Security Telephone 643-6017. automatic rhythm, seen at SUM ittern, plus 50( tor pnstaie and MPiV ' ;,9IPERVIS0R4IANAGER deposit required. No Ambltlous college stu­ CURRENT BOY SCOUT •n aqual opportunity omptoyor m/l i fo r muN|.Bt«rg rgiaH bskstf epora. 1 dents doing prompt, chords, bass variations, 913 Main St. Candling. Help Wanted 21 Hon In QraalDr Hartlortf llgiaii4 PART TIME POSITION-1 akamaammmaaaaaaaaaaaaaa pets. Laundries available ABLE HOME UN IFORM, pants 34 X 27, ANNE CABOT • prgforroc WW M n ta j efficient lawn lobs at shirt 14, scarf, handbook, more. Excellent condi­ A b a k ^ ^ i H y . MMt be cVnOTik.l to 1'/2 hours per night, In complex. 643-9674 or IMPROVEMENT— tion. $1500. Coll 742-7936. 1976 CHEVROLET VAN-6 M A TU R E WOMAN far ▼euelenw.orienlod person tor PHYSICAL THERAPY- Lets/Land for Sale 33 affordable prices. 643- belt, mess kit. Call 647- Manchester Herdd cleaning laundromat. ■ ------im ------PHYSICIANS-G.P.'d • 643-7135. Room additions, cylinder, automatic, roof part time office work. • Ur. J ASSISTANT— Part time SPECIALISTS OR RE­ 9664, 646-1813. porches, kitchens, decks, 1106. EXPERIENCED SALES ^ (Im, 822-2211. Ideal for high school *10.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vent, $1795. Alcor Auto 11S0 Ayr. of Amerlcai Approximately four position In an active re­ TIRED DOCTORS to* Naw Yorti. N.Y. 10036 CLERK. (Mature).Mar­ student. Must be depen­ LPN’8 EAST C E N TE R S TR E E T- siding, roofing, awnings, Ports Inc., 226 Spruce NEWSPAPER CARRI­ hours per day, five days dable. Musfbe 16 years of habilitation department. work a few hours weekly" BOLTON LAKE— Very, Brlck two bedroom, ap­ M O THER OF TW O will storm windows/doors. USED RUGS, good condi­ Print Namt, Atfdreii with ZIP lows, Inc. 867 Main ERS NEEDED in Man­ •9.50 babysit for your child In tion. Medium, green 11’ Recreational Items 67 Street, Manchester. , CODE and stylt Number. Street, Manchester. per week. See Mr. Willis A SIMPLE, SUPER JOB age. Green Road areo. Experience preferred. to do physicals In our- very small piece of land pliances. Mature. No Ron, 643-9966. chester. Call 647-9946. at Carter Chevrolet. 1229 .647-1225. Associates degree In AIDES office In the Manchester-.. mv home. References by 9’, $25. 10’ by 14’ $20. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ with' creative expres-. with private road. Cannot pets. Security and dep­ provided. 649-4783. VW 1974 BUG-Mlnt cond- lections and a FREE Main Street, slons. Stltchery com- physical therapy assist­ MED SOURCE NEEDS /Hartford area. Top So-< be built upon. Call 643- osit. 1350 plus utilities. Call 649-2320 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ant required. Call Crest- YOU RooHng/SIding tlon. 30,000 origlMl Pattern Section in the by Larry Wright Manchester. ■panv. Takes' two even­ M A IL ROOM-Year round lory. Groranteed hours to,, 2880. 649-2400. CROSS COUNTRY Ski a l b u m . Just $3.00. field Convalecsent Home d Mr EM d IN Rlmr lMi«. meet vour schedule. Call W ILL DO LIG H T ROTOTILLER-Troy- miles. Passed emmls- ings per week, ^ r n $10to starting position for per­ M m la IM4 ftydir npdiMM. outfit, consists of skis, slons Inspection. 4 speed. ROOKS AT $1.38 EACI< TYPIST with ofUce reu- $25 per hour. Training son to sort and deliver 643-5151, ask for Director Wien tiM HEiMlirllalMm Mrs. Fiorlllo (215) 947-. TOLLAND-4.7 Acre FOUR ROOMS, rent $325 HOUSEKEEPING by the bullt-7 HP rear fires tour low leather boots, ladles hour or lob. Call 649-4992. $2000. 649-8387 after'6pm. R-126-OOlU-Old and Naw. How tine experience. Organ­ available. 871-0009. mall In downtown Hart­ of Staff Develpoment. w4 July 40i it (MkHl mV 9700 Ext: 241 or 225. r Building lot with brook. per month. Not Including BIDWELL HOME Im­ years old. $1300 new, $775 size 9, bamboo poles, to droM them; bow to moko tbom. ized Individual with a ford office. Msut be INSTANT PAY heat or utilities. Adults Firm. Call 563-2277. used three times. Sell ••130 - KEEPSAKE aUlLTS. U $28,500. 643-9774. WILL DO LIGHT provement Company — 1976 CAPRI speed, plocod ted afpIlRood doflvH. pleasant telephone steady, reliable and able WAITRESSES/WAITERS Call Dottle at 247-3043 preferred. Call 643-6836. Roofing, siding, altera­ $90.00. 528-1880. HOUSEKEEPING by T W O RAQUETBALL V*6, $1500. runrring •-131-HEIRLOOM HANDIWORK-20 manner. Send resume to do some lifting. Send -Afternoon and evenings. MEO SOURCE PEOPLE TO WORK In^ tion, additions. Same typtt of noediBwork tklllt. Call 646-0484 between 9 M T. SNOW hour or lob. Call 649-4992. MEMBERSHIPS. $147 condition. ,643-9687. \wlth salary requirements school ar work history td 100 CmlHulkm Plua home cleaning service.^ CEN TR AL-Tw o bedroom number tor over 30 years. 0-132-TO 6IVE or KEEP-40 000- to: Manchester Post Of­ Box 1 c/o The Herald. and 4. duplex. Completely reno­ 649-6495. value. $75 each. Court­ diowork ittm i to make. BABYSITTER for seven J ' »■ m m h Ml. «rfh Training and possible ad- u LAND SALE WILL DO LIGHT 1970 yO V A — $700 or best a-133-CRAnS-66 PUBS of qolcfc* fice, Main Branch, Box year old. Days 7 to 1. Mv vated. Appliances and house One, Vernon. 649- Antiques 68 vdneement tor right per- !• HOUSEKEEPING by 4274. Keep trying. off^. Good running con­ to-moko Itomi. EE) 604,. Manchester, Conn. home preferred. Call 647- son. 647-9013. Z 8.9 ACRES laundry connections. $450 06040. to hour or lob. Call 649-4992. Household Goods 62 dition. 649-9754. 9786. to $ 6 ,9 0 0 monthly, plus utilities.' McDonald's wants you to ba a - to References and security F L A T STONES for walls. INVITATION TO BID sSSl F O G A R T Y WANTED ANTIQUES^ ,, INSPECTION, t a g g i n g , $1400 DOWN deposit. 646-3253. $25.00. Call 649-6486. BOOKKEEPER-Good t BROTHERS— Bathroom Early Victorian, Otk, TE S TIN G a CELEBRITY CIPHER SECRETARY FOR Data knowledge of safeguard h USED REFRIGERA­ „ REFILLING OF FIRE EX- 13 ACRES remodeling; Installation COMPLETE COMPU­ 1920’sand miscellaneous. Motorcycles/Bicycles TINGUISHERS Cotobdty Cipbar cryptograma ara craatad from quotoUona by famous ptftptt. post STAR® Pracessing Department system and Inventory V FOUR ROOM TORS, WASHERS, Please call 643-6709. and praaant. Each latlsr In thadphar stands for anotbar. ToOty'tekmStqmSQ. $ 9 ,8 0 0 A P A R TM EN T-O n quiet water heaters, garbage Ranges - clean, guaran­ TE R O FFICE M ANAGER “ The Board of Education, 110 STAR Is pur abbreviation forStoreActivitlekRepresen- on Founders Plaza. Var­ control. Flexible hours. C disposals; faucet repairs. •* d-ono HIM Drive, East Hart­ tative— an Important person at McDonald’s. centrally located street. teed, parts and service. SYSTEM -A bargain at ied duties Include light Approximately 30 hours '• $1940 DOWN 649-7657. Visa/Master- $2,866. Eagle 11E2, two 390 ford. C T. will receive sealed We’re looking for an Individual— friendly, outgoing typing, filing, and weekly. Good pay. 647- $450 per month Includes Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 1973 HONDA CB350-Good bids for Inspectina. Taoolno. “UBRK RK U^T QRXKU H8T who likes people. 3 9 ACRES Card accepted. Son, 649 Main Street, Kb flopprag, dot matrix condition. Some MifiOS Teyino & Rellllino of Fir'e phones. Beginners with 9997 offer 1pm ask for r heat, hot water and ap­ Tag 5pIqs ty Exhitthoulshers. Bid Informa- You’ll be involved In local neighborhood activities, a'nd pliances. Available mid 643-2171. prinf'er, S&ellbinder, $550. 568-6295. willingness to learn wel­ Valerie. f $ 1 6 ,9 0 0 LIGHT OR HEAVY supplies,'' tm ning, and tion and specifications ore UBHU’K WHRE ZYIB HUUTVURPV UP serve your community while being paid for it. come. Salary to $180 for July. 643-9687. ^ — available ol the Business /' A parted way to VY./BMksliira Border HOUSEKEEPING. Reas­ FARBERWARE CpN- manual. MC'-«nd VISA...... 1978 YAMAHA-650 itt^.pitlce. Sealed bids will be 37'/i hour week. Send ‘SVi Nonas MBTFOBD onable. References. Call Call 647-1258; FIRST focelved until 10:30 o.m. on UBT QYUYXT, MBRIB RK H FRUUFT aupptemant your Intpmel Inforniation of back­ NOMI' ••••••••••••••••••••••• VECTION OVEN M464. TA G SALE-460 Hlllstown clal. Good condition. I Ml from 6am thru 8am ar COMPUTER dbRPORA- Low mileage. $1200. Call Friday, July 8, 1983, at which II you want to be a STAR, , ground to Box II c/o The Um «. rmat »“ “5“ Used 3 times. Cost $170 Rood. Saturday 8, Sun­ time they w ill'be publicly HEALTH AIDES Slore/Otfice Space 44 6pm thru 8pm. Bolton- TIO N , 627 Main Street, 742-9929. RXPVRI JTIHY.KT MT ZHD VPU A p ^ In peraon: Herald. UW»tiM.a m l.>«i« *»*"**«; new, will sell for $99. Coll day, July 2nd 8.3rd, starts opened and'read aloud. The I 1221 Tolland Turnpike NEEDED MBi. IM.M IlMMi InaW . iw> ••••••••••••••••••••••• /Manchester area. 643- 649-1801. Manchester. - at 9am. Accordion, small Board of Education reserves Mancheatar, CL W» MHUpl, a* 8690. the rioht to accept or relect PART TIME Mutt hivi rilirincit towe ■ertleri. •'electric organ, ceramic PLACING AN AD In any or all bids or Ihe right to BHQT PVT.” — HXUBYX. L IFHXOT. n.fc Mata. ajM" ^ e x c e l l e n t o f f i c e HARD FIREWOOD-4 ' JANITORIAL-Mornlng md car. end Illary md wm4 m* M a>aa lh..iai FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC tile, etc. closs.lfied is o very waive technicol formalities it PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only things that count In life are Maa^aab . apa, Inalaa. CM main s t r e e t LAWNS CUT/HEDGES RANGE-Self cleaning, feet-$60, 16" to 18" cuL easy, simple process. it is in the best interest to do and 'evening positions binaflis. LOCATION-Heat, lonl- TRIMMEO-Years j)t ex­ so. the Imprints of love which we leav^ behind us after we are opened In the Manches­ automatic timer con­ $7iycut and spllt-$75, .cut TA G SALE-Added Items. Just dial 643-2711. We’ll tor, parking, 500 to 1000 perience. Reasonable. Nancy J. Harris — gone." — Albert Schweitzer. ter'area. Apply In person VKITMOCABI trolled, digital clock. i^ n d seasonecPkl 1 July 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th. 9 to help you word your ad Director Business 4» >43 square feet. 649-5334; 643- Energetic college stu­ e tsas by NEA. Inc. OF CONNICVKBY ■asas' Coppertone. $300.644-8551 is-$85. 228-4^8 5. 4 Alice Drive, f o r maximum Services It 4,6- O a k Street, «‘‘ tBm>»NCA If>c TMBtg U S Pal * tM QH We do all for you McDonald's Syaiam, Irtc^MB- WMlM4i SI 8 f dent. Please call 646-7527. An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar TvMktm'chestet. > __ ■ 133-Jlfa 7175. otter 7. Manchester. response. 070-04

] \ JO - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30. 1983 BUSINESS Rising interest rates TiU 0 jeopardize recovery

By Denis G. Gulino LEADING United Press International WASHINGTON — The latest economic statistics, ECONOMIC from house sales to leading indicators, keep promising a stronger economy, but ominous signs of INDICATORS higher interest rates may jeopardize the future. — Percent change from------Even as the Commerce Department released its previous month May measurement of house sales, a 648,000 annual rate that was the highest since August 1980, analysts said mortgage rates were pushing upwards. The May sales rate was 4.35 percent above April and was the fourth month of the previous five to show 2.5 improvement. Chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Associa­ tion, Mark Riedy, said lenders were charging up to 7 premium points on Wednesday to FHA borrowers, the same pressure that forced the federally backed FHA First user rate up half a point on June 7 to 12 percent. 1.5 Riedy said conventional mortgage rates were being Mayor Stephen T. Penny (rear) inserts a pushed up to as high as 13.5 percent, “ Where you Turnpike. Penny's driver is Edgar H. really start slowing down housing demand." card into an automated teiier machine to Ciarke, president of the iocai insurance make the first transaction at the recent Housing industry spokesmen said the record high company that bears his name and a $90,700 price tag for the average new house in May opening ceremony for the Savings Bank member of the bank's board of would not help sales either, although it reflected of Manchester "autobank" at the corner directors. The car is Ciarke's 1931 increased sales of better units to people moving up of Broad Street and West Middie Packard. H i from their existing house, not price increases. Earlier in the year the average price went up more slowly in part because so many of the new houses sold were smaller units purchased by first-time home .5 buvers. UTC management moves “ The last quarter doesn’t look as strong” because the threat of higher interest rates means, economist Michael Sumichrast said ofthe industry’s projection MJ J ASOND for late this year. “ We will nave a strong two months, 1962 possibly three months. But I think after that it will add to Carlson’s powers taper off.” Sumichrast is chief economist of the . National Association of Home Builders. Retaining his characteristic optimism. Treasury HARTFORD (UPI) — NEW HOUSING SALES Secretary Donald Regan said Wednesday, “ We United Technologies Seasonally adjusted annual rates in expect the prime ratt to be down lower than it is today Corp. chairman Harry thousands of single family homes bj^the end of the year. By how much I know not.” Gray, 63, has announced a number of top manage­ But he said the administration, in revising its ment moves designed to economic assumptions to reflect a stronger recovery delegate more responsi­ does not see a similar improvement for the unemployment rate. bility to recently elected president Robert J. The latest White House estimate is for the rate to be Carlson. 9J5 percent by the end of the year, almost the same as The realignment an­ the previous 9.8 percent estimate prepared in early nounced Wednesday in­ April. ■' 6 48i,0 0 0 | cludes the election of Early Wednesday the Commerce Department UTC’s first senior execu­ measured the advance of the sensitive composite tive vice president, four index of leading economic indicators to be 1 2 percent new senior vice presi­ in May. « dents and the appoint­ ment of a new president of Although that is the weakest of the first five months Pratt & Whitney. of the year, it still suggests a strengthening economic recovery in the next several months. Carlson, 53, appointed president of UTC on May The strongest of the eleven indicators was that for 16, assumed control of all new business formation. The biggest negative but one of UTC’s major influence was a slowdown in price increases for operating divisions of the Robert Carlson recovery-sensitive raw materials. firm which is Connecti­ X. Arthur Wegner Hubert Faure On Wall Street, despite last-minute selling, the cut’s largest private em­ Arthur E. Wegner, 46, P«eW. ployer and the nation’s tronics and president of stock market was able to post a small gain although was appointed president • Robert F. Daniell, 49, Hamilton-Standard. concern about higher interest rates kept a damper on third largest defense of Pratt h Whitney Air­ in charge of defense sys­ activity. contractor. • Edward M. Irving, 54, craft, tems, will remain presi­ in charge of industrial Carlson joined UTC in Promoted to senior ex­ dent of Sikorsky Aircraft. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 4.61 to 1979, the same year UTC segments, will continue as close at 1,213.84. The Dow had plunged 20.24 Tuesday ecutive vice president • Richard F. Gamble, president of Inmont acquired his Mostek was Hubert Faure, 63, Its worst setback since May 2. Corp. 56, in charge of controls, Corp., a producer of print­ formerly executive vice promoted from executive ing inks and automotive president for building sys­ vice president for elec- paints. tems. He will continue to oversee the operations of Hannaford agrees to talk Family farmers seek protection Otis Elevator, Carrier air conditioning and the Uni­ ted Technologies Building B roth ers^°5 f^ whi ~ Hannaford Systems Co. He will also WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s foreign farm products if the items adver­ assume responsibility for UiTm N®'"^"8land. haTagrlL tX grtallkstith family farms, particularly in the Nor­ market fresh vegetables at prices substan­ sely impact domestic farmers. Essex. theast, are being unfairly bullied by tially below cost. “ Frankly, I don’t know what hope we can The four new corporate S.X” n“£ K r ‘' “ Canadian government-subsidized imports “ We often found Canadian produce being Attorney General James E. Tierney said Wednes­ hold out to U.S. producers when, number senior vice presidents and need federal protection, a group of offered in our markets in Boston, Provi­ day an investigation by his department fm.na one, our own laws don’t protect them, and are: farmers and legislators told Congress dence. Hartford, New York City, and number two, their competitors are not • Richard J.Coar, 62, in tried to limit competition in In testiinony Wednesday to the Senate Philadelphia at lower prices than what the participating in any form of fair play,” said charge of power, pro­ buy‘DK Up available su|Krmarket Small Business subcommittee on family 'market was considered to be,” Utter said. moted from president of properties. The purchases apparently violated Emth Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, in testimony Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., who state and federal antitrust laws. farms, several witnesses complained that it to the panel. Tierney“ a1d currently was too costly and too time- arranged the hearing, told representatives “The net effect is that New York and consuming for American farmers to get of the Agriculture Department that current other northeastern potato growers are not relief from problems caused by subsidized relief methods needed reform. just competing with Candian potato grow­ foreign imports. “ I want to tell you something, 1 spent a ers, but with the Canadian treasury,” At the same time, they said, the Canadian great deal of time in central New York, and added Richard Corwith, a farmer from government was subsidizing its farms in those people are hurting.” D’Amato said Water Mill, N.Y., on Long Island. numerous ways and had also placed a “ They can’t compete when we have a Harold Utter, an onion and vegetable surtax on U.S. onions entering that country. system which is being implemented in such W e w iU b e farmer from Goshen, N.Y., said the They argued for several approaches to a way to protect the competition.” Canadian imports had a “ demoralizing” change the situation, including a bill Sen. 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