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a? HOMES CARS CARS FDR SALE I F M 8 A L E FOR SALE FOR SALE SOUTH Windsor. Price V W R abbit 1980. TDK, new MANCHESTER. Immac- ^ S p cciolii R E N A U L T L eC o r 1981 ulcrt* 7 room. 3 bod- has been reduced on brakes, clutch, sun­ Hatchback. 2 door, 4 roof. $1100. 649-0477 room Capo In family this lovely 3 bedroom speed, sunroof, great nolabborhood. Opon home on quiet cul-de- e v e n in g s .______stereo. Runs well. Ideal ^ ... .V • " and tpoclout floor sac In convenient loca­ fo r student. $650. 649- T O Y O T A C o ro lla 19B6, 5 plan, vinyl tidod. tion. Large L-shaped 1 RnCMPEHTVY/ MISCELLANEOUS 5323. door, AC, Cruise, Nowor roof. Insuloflon family room, charm­ GNILOIMRE ISyREMDDEUIID 3 D ELEGTIRCAL 3 1 SERVICES A M /F M $5200. S7^3753 ondfurnonco. Voryprl- ing country kitchen, C A M A R O 1979. Blue, ou- voto and nlcoly lands- oversixed deck, gener­ ODD lobs. Trucking. tomotlc. 59,000 original ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ iLlCTinCM. WORK MANCHESTER capod lot. tlM.900. MBnuM la lM ^ A Need a new Service with Home repoirs. You miles. Good condition. Strono Roal Estofo. tury 21 Epstein Realty, name It, we do It. Free $3000 or best offer. 647-70S3.O 647-$$95.n NBRMiMlBg StmcB circuit breakers? 643-2985 evenings. HONDA I MW. UennSWiznrakMM. WcMSfsdwiiilCheckuiom in estimates. Insured. 643- JUST LIstedI Two family ths MsnotNSisr ydlow pegss. 0304. Sp a c i o u s 4 plus rooms, C H E V Y C aprice 1979. M e ­ sforfor homo. $124,700. Im m a c u la te 13 room USED CARS house that must be lOtEniDUMAI HAWKES TREE SERVICE chanically good, high Idool for dovcoro In mileage, good reliable 88 Chevy Van *15,486 homo situation. Alumi­ seen. 3 full baths, 6 5 6 8 - 2 5 8 9 6464188 BuckM, truck 6 ohippw. Stump num siding, nico sin bedrooms. A great Reg. kis. IM . 6 4 0 -9 4 7 3 ramewl. Free sMImste.. cor. Coll 649-5110. 88 Honda Chdo *6995 yard. Nowly polntod buy I Blanchard & Ros- NEED help durfho HEATMO/ Special cenaldaratlon for 64 Chav Camtro *5195 Insido. Ownor/Agont. setto Realtors," We’re summer vocation? Li­ PLUM BIN 6 ddarly and handlcappad. 84 Honda Aooord *7995 censed doycore mom Coll Janot 446-2198 or Selling Houses" 646- SB Honda Aooord H/B *6996 2482.0 •'has openings. Tele- THIS SPACE Connio 649-7231. PJ’s f iiM b lin R oaffhgT 647-7SS3 81 Chevy Mont* Carlo *4995 COVENTRY. Affordable SOUtH Windsor-well JSSSS&SnfLMMMaMa •59.47 AlrOBMWoiiliig 84 Olds Cutlaaa /}«6995 Hanrhpslpr IrralJi kept home. 3 bed­ Boilers, pumps, hot water Tgp.Soll I crgspsi Losm now construction. This tor 24,ln$grtlon$ Any amount dsHwfSd. Alao, flH, SB Ply. Horizon *2695 1000 souoro foot Con­ rooms, 1\6 baths, both tanks,nks, now and reptaoemonts. gnival, alona and bark, mulch. 88 Honda Chrtc *5495 temporary will offer 3 first floor family room UWNCARE Call 643-2711 BoboM. baokhoa 6 loadar rental. bedrooms. 2 baths, o and rec room. Situated for dotolll FREE eSTIMATeS 84 Camaro Cpa. *4995 fireplace and deck In on private lot with O m tllT U W N 648-g649 / 228-9618 DAVIS CONmtUCTKM 85 Dodge Lanosr *7495 Wednesday, June 29, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm private country set­ many fruit trees. 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 30 C ents $164,900. C entu ry 21 E p­ SCRVlCE 872-1400/659-9555 • ting. m inutes to 1-304. IPAINTINO/ 83 Honda CMo 4 dr. •4995 $197,000. Plano Realty stein Realty, 647-8895.0 MISCELLANEOUS Stone, Loam, and Mulch 83 Bulck Bkylark 4 dr. *3495 646-5200. MANCHESTER. Three I papemno SERVICES DoUverloo. LANOSCAPIRS 80 Honda Chrlo Bl *8495 COVENTRY. In-law or bedrooms, completely Free Estimetos NAME your own price. Income potential. After tiled kitchen, pleas­ DELIVERING 82 Chav. Citation *2995 ingly decorated Father 8, Son Pointing 88 Bulck Bomarsal 2 dr. *6995 a dip In the lake enlov 6 4 7 -7 1 5 6 and Papering. Remo- Rich, closn, stone-tree New postmaster the private yard of this through-out, finished loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. NO^OMTOOSAMU 83 Mazda RX7 *6195 rec room, deep private vo l. 291-8567. •hnib*. hjjQRt. tartMUno. C E N T E R MOTORS Court OKs charming 4 bedroom CARFHITRY/ Also, sand, gravel, stone pltnMiiDi. iRwn Mftflno 6 461 Main 8t., Mancbaatar Cope w ith a fteldstone yard. $165,900. Century p A i n t i n g Interior and and horse manure. "Th# Ante Prefassionals” 21 Epstein Realty, 647- exterior. Quality and 1979 Ford Huitang...... •1695 named for town fireplace and 2 cor cut FREE ESTIMATES Cltan. AT. AC, P8. Stereo 24 A4b m 8 St., Mseclisstar li oarage. $145,500. Piano 8895.0 protosstonol work­ 643-9504 C manship. Free esti­ f srtSBsllzsd Laws Care 1993 Chevetta...... *2395 Realty 646-5200. 6 leBthcsglBg 4 Dr. AT. 8IK mi.. 8t«reo. P8 646-3515 CONDOMINIUMS NORTHEAST mates. Coll Crolo PER80NAL $BIIVICB$ By Nancy Concelmcn MANCHESTER. Well Mund. 742-8173 or 742- 742-8224 1994 Ren. Alliance...... *2495 Manchester Herald kept Colonial In pictu­ • OwckbMk Cofilrd FOR SALE CARPENTRY 9382. • Incam* Tax frworollaii 4 8pd, PS. Stereo, Lo. W. independent resque neighborhood. MORIARTY All phaeet ot conetruc- • tit* a Hm IIIi Inwrmc* Advic. 1910 Thunderblrd...... ’ 1995 Pomlly room could MALLARD View. Dis­ • BWod CmuMllott AT, P8. AC. Stereo . A town resident has been appointed postmaster of CALLAHAN’S T double tor 4th bed­ tinctive 7 room att­ tion end remodeling, reel- • nnondal A exM * Plonnlna the Manchester Post Office. U K p a m u m s e r v ic e CORCRETE 1978 Bulck Skyhawk...... *1695 BRDTHERS room. Pormol dining ached new Town- dentlel, commerotal. In­ AC. PS. PB. TIH. Lo. Ml. Robert Palva of Manchester, who was postmaster w a Cm r U a hinkw a M ki Ml Call Don Motlar - 649-3329 USED CARS room. Enormous back­ houses. 3 bedrooms, dustrial. Quality aeeur- J 8, C C oncrete patios and 1967 Ford Gataxle...... $AVE in Willimantic before he took the Manchester job w 140 Hilliard St. D. B. Mosler> Inc. yard. Easy access to V/7 baths, den, full aneo, customer eatlstac- sldevyolks, steps and 998 Convt., 71.610 Ml. 88 M arkur B«xpio *19,495 ai Mancheetor, CT 08040 June 18, said he’ll be pushing to get started on the schools and shopping. basement, appliances, driveways. Coll 569- 1984 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 *13,895 prosecutors tion guaranteed. M o v e In c o n d itio n I carpet, fireplace and ASPHALT MAINTEHANCE Turbo, Loaded with Everything 87 Marc. O. Marquit proposed new office on Sheldon Road. m 6 4 3 - 9 3 3 0 4058, leave message. *6796 w Coll today I $166,500. garage. $150's. No "ProtesBionallam la OrIviW iyt A PtiNIno Loti 1979 Ford Pinto...... •1495 87 Marc. Topaz Paiva. who moved to Manchester in 1985 from Realty World. Benoit, monthly association our tradamark." • Hot NubbMlwd Craok SwNno 87 Maic. Cougar *11,096 New York, replaces Alden Victoria, who left hi WIHDOWS AT. ai.tMml.. PS. Stereo WASHINGTON (AP) - The functions.” Prechette Associates, fees. B lanchard 8, Ros- Ellington - 871-2342 RrmovrU o iii/PI iis • AiptMN ViRpRkR • Sm I OoflUng 1976 Datiun Pickup...... ^1495 87 Ford Tempo *6995 Manchester in March to become postmaster in C Cualom Intartor 6 Exiarlor Supreme Court, in a setback to Rehnquist continued, "Fin ally, 646-7709.0 setto Realtors," We're M y tn§ynr Olteounti 8 DO O RS 87 Ford Or. Vic. *11,695 years, starting as a carrier in Yonkers, N .Y., where ol back of house with o late 2 bedroom Town- n d guHara. HANDYMAN Sold ond InM illtd by profs*- fX W N 649-4304 independent prosecutors to inves­ disrupts the proper balance be­ ai private entrance. house. Beautiful 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 Horn# ImprovsmanI - Fointins d o n a/ mmodtUng contractor. Open M-F9>9/8at. 9-8 87 Msre. Cougar *11,095 he later held several supervisory positions. BsolihoM w>d buNdOMif isfvio# Many cars carry limited guarantee. tigate alleged crimes by high- tween the coordinate branches.” ai Plenty of storage appllanced kitchen, avoSabla. CoN Bob Fortand, Jr. - B aM m anI* Ftnlilw d - Tlllna - A ootooHon o f vinyl or wood 87 Mszds RX-7 *17,495 He was promoted to supervisor of postal LIsM C orptnlrv - ODD JOBS - . unlit. Cuttom etrptntry a ranking government officials. Lawrence E. Walsh, the inde­ space. Lots of house for wall to wall carpeting 88 Toyota Cam ry *9495 operations in Dobbs Ferry. N.Y.. and in 1983, But. -SOOO R 0 0 F M 6 / iNSuaeo tpooltlHy. The 7-1 decision dispels crucial pendent counsel investigating the the money I coll today! through out. Sliding 647 88 Mazda 828 Turbo *9695 became postmaster of the Elmsford. N.Y., office, H $169,900. Realty World. doors to deck. Cedar SHNN6 BARRY SCANLON doubts about the convictions of Iran-Contra affair, said in a R n .6454B40 B 7 8 -9 7 6 0 88 Marc. Lynx *3995 located in Westchester County. E Benoit, Prechette As­ custom designed rec 646-2411 frsa attlmota. former Reagan aides Michael K. statement moments after the LIPMAN ni 88 Dodge Lancer *7995 He said he applied for the Manchester position P sociates. 646-7709.O room. Laundry hook­ UM bb, iN iiM E , HI flm s Deaver and Lyn C. Nofziger and decision was announced; KiNNAKD VOLKSWAGEN *5995 because he’s a resident of the town and Manchester TWO tor the price of ups and many ameni­ FLdOftSAiiDM 86 Marc. Marquit clears away a possible stumbling “ The independent counsel sta­ ties. C all now 647-1221 n wwinwiii M TO innL siahta-OMto- ___ 86 Suzuki S.inurl Conv. 80 Marc. Marquis *5995 is a larger operation. In Willimantic, Paiva was in one!! Looking for o N youTe elek of oontfietere net Wixaiw. a Paari a Floors Ilka now 5100 ml...... 'SSOS block in the prosecution of tute provides a workable solution CorrentI Reol Estate. 80 Marc. Lynx *3995 charge of 50 employees, compared to 180 here. The way to own a beautiful ritum ing your cMti, ooH ui. N. JM Tm SIS tr Toa I a Spadtllzlng In oldar floors 87Yugo2dr., 18K ...... •Z8S8 ex-White House aides Oliver to a difficult problem. We are piece of property In LYDALL Woods. Attrac­ ta% Stfkar atmn WmmuI 86 Marc. Marquit *5995 Willimantic office handles 11 routes, while Man­ MM*ar ar aw liitwMH*nal a Natural 6 stalnad floors 80 VW Qotf Distal...... iSZOS North, John M. Poindexter and gratified that the Supreme Court South Windsor? tive 2 bedroom Cope a No waxing anymors 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 88 Marc. Marquit *5995 chester handles 62. he said. unit, baths, garage. M6R CwMtniellM 88 VW Sdrocco, AT. AC, two others indicted in the Iran- has upheld the constitutionality of Charming Colonial 3 88 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 “ I felt I probably took Willimantic as far as I could bedroom Pormhouse Excellent condition «• 843-1720 Coll 728-0761 Anytlm* AM/FM Cat... PMIr...... •0706 Contra affair. that statute.” John VirfalllB - 646-5750 86 C ullitt CIsrra brn...... '6305 *6995 on over 2 acres of and value. S140's 88 Ford LTD take it,” he said. “ This is a promotion. Manchester The decision also allows an The chief justice acknowledged 85 Jaap Plonssr 88 Olds Wagon *8995 is a more complex operation.” beautiful land In South Hurryl Blanchard 8, 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... <7005 investigation to continue into the that the law limits presidential Rossetto Realtors," 85 Chav. Bpsotrum *4295 There are differences in function as well as size Windsor. All this plus a 83 Jaap Wtooneer, activities of Attorney General power to investigate and prose­ Duplex to help you pay We're Selling Houses" MISCELLANEOUS 84 Marc. Cougar *5495 between the Manchester and Willimantic offices. 646-2482.0 APARTMENTS SPORTING Lo ad ed ...... 'aSOS Edwin Meese Iff, accused of cute some alleged crimes. j« the mortgage. Perfect OD M 0R T6A6E 8 m ] FOR SALE 82 VW Rabbit Distal...... •2506 84 Msic. Cougar *6495 Paiva said. Willimantic is an area banking office for for fthe In-law situa­ FOR RENT GOODS financial improprieties and con­ But he said there are adequate t€ ON The Money I This 82 Bulck S kylark...... •2805 84 Marc. Q. Marquit *7995 the Postal Service and a mail processing for tion. Call today for super 6 plus room flicts of interest. safeguards to protect against Cl details. $219,900. Cen­ FALUtW BEHIND?? THREE rooms, portly MISTRAL Windsurfer, AIR Conditioner, Carrier 85 Ctmiro IROC-Z ...... •10,405 84 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 second-class mail, a "highly unusual” function fora The court, in a momentous abuses. Cl Condo Townhouse at $750. 6 toot soil w ith "Sonesto" 9000 BTU, tury 21 Epstein Realty, N o rth fle ld G reen Is STOP FORECLOSURE!! furnished. Heot. Work­ 81 M sreedst 350SL, AT, 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 small office. Most mail processing is done at city constitutional decision, said the For example, Rehnquist said, 647-8895.a If you are falling behind on ing single mole pre­ battens, 12 fo o t board $200. Used one season. Sllvar, 46K ...... •25,505 84 Marc. Cougar *6495 offices such as Hartford and New Haven, he said. priced lust perfect! 3 with odlustoble most- 649-4990. special prosecutor law does not the law permits the attorney T' your mortgage payments... ferred. No pets. Lease. 77 Camtro, V5, AT ...... •2406 84 Oldt DalU *6995 Paiva said he’s got some ide^s for improvements MANCHESTER. Special bedrooms, 2 full and 2 643-2880.______track, foot straps and violate the separation of powers general to decide when a special fo Ranch. Exceptionally half baths, 1400 square O R ...If your hom e Is In fore­ 24 Tolland Tnpk, Rte. 83 83 Marc. Cougar *5995 that could alleviate the spaire crunch here, but THE Olcott Is now man­ skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ between the executive, legisla­ prosecutor is warranted and Fi well Insulated and feet plus rec room with closure. WE CAN HELPI WANTED TO would like to look a rou | f^ . before making any Raglnitd Plnto/Mtncbettar Harild aged by Beacon Man­ tw een 5pm-10pm o r 646- Vernon, CT • 649-2638 301-305 CENTER ST. tive and judicial branches of allows the attorney general to fire maintenance tree exte­ bar. Includes kitchen No payment program avail­ 0271. BUY/TRADE changes. rior. 5 room Ranch. 3 appliances, extra insu­ able for up to 2 years. Bad agement Corporation. MANCHESTER POSTAL POST FILLED — Robert Paiva of Manchester took over government guaranteed by the a special prosecutor for "good a: lation, very low heat­ We ore now accepting DP Fitness system. Wall " I ’ m in an ob.servation period of about four to six Constitution. cause.” Tl bedrooms, 1'.^ baths, credit Is not a problemllAsk applications for our 1 WANTED to buy. Did CLYDE as new postmaster of the Manchester office on June 18. Paiva, eat-ln kitchen, fire- ing costs, centrol olr, how LOW payments can mount. All accessories furniture, clocks, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. weeks.” he said. Chief Justice William H. Rehn- and 2 bedroom units. Included. $175. Coll 647- 643-5135 formerly postmaster at the Willimantic office, replaces Alden "Notwithstanding the fact that placed living room, 1 carport, enloy swim­ help you SAVE YOUR lamps, pointings and ROUTE S3, VERNON quist, in his opinion for the court, the counsel is to some degree T' era garage. Lovely ho- ming and tennis too! Fully appllanced kit­ 8905.______See POSTMASTER, page 10 Victoria, who left in March to take a position in Torrington. HOME TODAYI chen, wall-to-wall car­ rugs. Will pay cosh! 82 Toyota 4x4 pu *5295 said, "W e observe first that this ‘independent’ and free from th meln a desired area. Immediate occupancy. Coll 646-8496. CAMPERS/ $158,900. D.W. Pish An excellent value! Swiss CoBservative Creep peting, private parking PETS AND 84 Oldt Cut. Sup. Cpt. *7495 TRAILERS case does not involve an attempt executive supervision to a pi $1 3 7 ,9 0 0 . Jackson 8, jat (203) 454-1336 or and swimming pool. SUPPLIES 84 Ctvtlltr 4 Or. *5300 by Congress to increase its own greater extent than other federal R e a lty , 643-1591 .□ We ore near schools (M RS MANCHESTER. Excep­ Jackson Real Estate, (203) 454-4404 85 Ctmaro Z28 •10,095 CDX Pop-up camper. A-1 powers at the expense of the prosecutors, in our view...the act 647-8400.O and shopping moll. BASIC Dog Training obe­ FOR SALE condition. $900 negotia­ tional Duplex. Truly a Conveniently located 5 85 C avtllar Cs 4 dr. •5900 executive branch. gives the executive branch suffi­ special Duplex. 1 unit MANCHESTER. South- ROOMS dience classes starting 88 Calabrity 4 Dr. Wg. •9495 ble. Please telephone No link in Corps’ wetlands decisions “ Similarly, we do not think that cient control over the independ- minutes from 1-84 and soon at the Glaston­ 1981 CHEVY Wagon. Air, 742-6485. Includes 2 baths, 11x32' field Green. Beautiful, E l FOR RENT 15 minutes to down­ 88 Cavilllsr 4 Dr. •7695 the act works any judicial usurpa­ U den/llbrary. 3 bed­ Immaculate Town- bury Trolnln'g site. Coll Automatic, AM/FM, T R A V E L T ra ile r 1973. 20 town Hartford. No pets Trolner-Joe DlSonto. more features. $2,000. 86 Celabrliy 4 Or. •8995 By Anita M. Caldwell involved,” said Chris Godfrey of connecting Route 175 in Newing­ state. tion of properly executive See PROSECUTORS, page 10 ni rooms each. Home lus- house Condo. 2 bed­ ROOM for non-smoking allowed. Residents pay foot. Sleeps eight. 659-2482 or 267-7025. 649-8430. 66 Oldt Dtllt 4 Dr. * 10,200 Manchester Herald the Corps. ton to Interstate 84 in Farmington If the Army Corps of Engineers tlfles good Income. room s, 2V3 boths, sky­ gentleman. Air condi­ own utilities. For more Good condition. $2500. Convenient to lust light, oak cabinets In V D L V D 245 W agon 1979. 4 86 ChtvPU CIO •9490 Coll 643-1814. She added that the DOT is will be indefinitely delayed while objects to a DOT plan for highway U tioning. Kitchen pri­ Information please coll The state Department of Trans­ about everything. appllanced kitchen. vileges.Parking. 643-0612 or 643-6432. MISCELLANEOUS speed/overdrive. Air, 87 Ctmaro 2 Or. •11,995 required to propose a plan that is Connecticut officials meet the building, then the DOT is re­ lii $269,000. D.W. Fish Large unit overlooking Washer-Dryer. 643- AM-FM cassette. 87 Bulck Grand Nat. •18,995 portation’s request to fill 14 acres the least environmentally dam­ Corps’ demands. quired to come up with alterna­ Large fines loom tc pool and tennis court. FOR SALE Loaded. 644-6573. MISCELLANEOUS R ealty, 643-1591 .□ 5600. (»ND0MINIUM8 87 Pont. 8000 Sta. *14,995 AUTOMOTIVE of wetlands for the Central aging. The Corps has made no decision tives to the construction, Godfrey c< MANCHESTER. Immac­ "Possible" rent with FD R D M ustang 1967 Clas­ 87 Oldt C titit 4 Dr. •9900 Connecticut Expressway project lii option to buy. $169,900. MANCHESTER. Fur­ FOR RENT DECORATIVE 30" x 36" Work on the final leg of the on the DOT’S request to fill in the said. ulate 5 room, 2 baths nished room In ladles plate gloss mirror, sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ 87 Bulck Cant. LTD •10,490 has been tem porarily denied but nl D.W. Fish Realty, 643- top. Must sell. Best C H E V Y D um p truck 1965. Central Connecticut Expressway 77 acres of wetlands for the Route James Sullivan, deputy com­ home In move-ln condi­ rooming house. Clean, doted 1958. Best offer 87 Bulck Skylark 4 Dr. •9990 3Vi vord dump. Please that does not mean the the DOT’S over sewage plant S( 1591.0 ONE Bedroom Condo otter. 569-0370. was halted Tuesday when the 6 project, which would extend missioner for planning at the tion. Included In sole aulet, nice location. with garage and pool. 633-6164.D telephone 643-5333 be­ request to fill in 77 acres of are range, refrigera­ MANCHESTER. Super Army Corps of Engineers refused from Bolton Notch to Windham. DOT, said the proposed Route 6 hi Ladles p referred . $240 $575 plus utilities. 872-9111 tween Bom-Bom. wetlands for the Route 6 project By Andrew Yurkovsky reached today, but they have tor, new carpeting In for singles! CHFA and per month. Security to issue a permit for construction The project, which is opposed by expressway is "still early in the PHA approved too! A vailab le J u ly 1. Coll will be affected, an Arm y Corps of Manchester Herald ruled out an agreement that kitchen, dining room and references. 644- 647-9254______in a 14-acre wetlands area. many residents in the area, would process. It’s a site by site Si and master bedroom, Condo with eoch hav­ 3503. ______■ Engineer official says. William Lazarek. deputy com­ involve widening the existing evaluation.” he said. would allow the town to continue P ing It's own full bath! The state’s civilian aide to the work without the wetlands all light fixtures and STORE AND "Each project is evaluated missioner of the state Depart­ roadway into an 11.8 mile, four- Members of the Connecticut window treatments. Sliders to balcony, U.S. Arm y said today he was still permit. APARTMENTS independently. It doesn’t matter ment of Transportation, said lane expressway to serve as a Beautiful oversized lot pool, excercise room, OFFICE SPACE hopeful a resolution would be Lt. Col. Stanley J. Murphy, FOR RENT how many acres of wetlands are Tue.sday the $27.4 million project corridor to the eastern part of the See ROUTE 6, page 10 and excellent location sauna, security sys­ presented today that would allow deputy division engineer for the makes this home a real tem I C om plex Is set FU R NISH E D D ftI ces wl th back In quiet wooded MANCHESTER. 454 Main phone, receptionist, construction to resume on the $27 Corps, said today work would not buy In todays market. Street. 2nd floor, 3 ki Alex EIgner. $164,900. area! Come take a copy, fox and secre- million sewage treatment plant be allowed to proceed without a ai room heated. No ap­ tory support. 647-4800. Sentry Real Estate, 643- look I $95,900. Anne upgrading project. permit. He said that the average T M ille r Real E state, 647- pliances. Security. $480 Economic index dips slightly 4060.O per month. 646-2426 EAST Center Street. 1,000 But Nathan Agostinelli, who time for approval of a permit by 8000.D square feet office also is president of Manchester MANCHESTER. Charm­ weekdays 9om-5pm. the Corps is between seven and C( space. Excellent vlso- increase for the month. ing 8 room Colonial MANCHESTER 6 room, 3 WASHINGTON (AP) - The gauge is still flashing signals that State Bank, said whether the eight months. e< located In prestigious blllty. 649-0533. Four other business barome­ TOWNHOUSE bedroom. Security and Leading government reported today that the economy is on an upward resolution would be acceptable Murphy said that U.S. Attorney ol Redwood Farms. 4 bed­ references. No pets. MANCHESTER Dffice trend. ters also showed weakness during remains to be seen. room s, I'h baths, large building for rent. Ideal its chief economic forecasting Twardy would have to make sure SI CONDOMINIUM 646-2003. The economists said there was the month. Following stock pri­ ” I think there will be a potential eat-ln kitchen and 1st location. Ample park­ Indicators gauge edged down 0.1 percent in that any agreement reached by ei MANCHESTER. Attrac­ ces, the biggest negative factors floor family room with T h re e b e d ro o m s , 2Va ing. Good exposure. Soto ont Ay ad|us)«d ifxlax. 1967-100 May, but analysts said the slight ample, widespread evidence that resolution submitted today, the town and Corps was consist­ tive 6 room Duplex. 1 '/z were a drop in plant and equip­ raised hearth. Private baths with nearly R.D. Murdock. 643- dip did not signal economic the economy is maintaining its whether it’s acceptable to the ent with other agreements baths. 1st floor 196 ment orders, a rise in weekly deep lot and large deck 2000 sq. ft. of living laundry, large yard. 2692. troubles ahead. forward momentum. parties concerned. I don’t know,” reached by the Corps in other for summer enlov- The Reagan administration unemployment claims, a drop in space In this Security, references. The Commerce Department Agostinelli said. cases. ment. Diane Johnson. $750 plus utilities. 647- VACATION last week boosted its economic the length of the average work­ $229,500. Sentry Real oversized unit. said the decline in its Index of A closed-door meeting was " I f everything goes well today, 9 3 5 3 . ______0 3 RENTALS forecast to predict growth, as week and a fail in building E state, 643-4060.O Extras Include Leading Economic Indicators scheduled this morning at U.S. the violation could be totally MANCHESTER. Large measured by the gross national permits. BOLTON. 8 room custom fire p la c e , MISQUAMICUT. 4'/z was the first setback since a 0.2 District Ctourt in Hartford be­ worked out. And I ’m sure they Cleon, 5 room s, new product, of 3 percent this year, a Four of the available nine designed contempor­ air conditioning, rooms, coble, heated. percent drop in January. tween U.S. Attorney Stanley A. could work out a procedure to put kitchen, modern both, significant revision from a Feb­ indicators made positive contri­ ary Colonial. Spacious washer-dryer, rear parking. Security. $650 Walking distance to While reporting the decline for Twardy Jr. and representatives the application (for a permit) on fa m ily room th at opens ruary forecast that put growth at butions to the index. The biggest deck with view, plus Plus utilities. 646^57. beach. Available; July SALE... May, however, the government from the town administration, the track,” Murphy said. Into a tasteful sun a third full bath In 9-16, August 6-20, Au­ revised its estimate of April a 2.4 percent rate. positive force was a slowdown in U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers, MANCHESTER. Effi­ Murphy said that a schedule by room, deluxe kitchen, partially finlahed ciency apartment for g u s t 27-September. economic activity upward to In May, the biggest single business deliveries from suppli­ the federal Environmental Pro­ oversized dining room, rent. Singles preferred. Families preferred. JUNE 22 factor holding the leading index ers. This is seen as a sign of rising which certain parts of the appli­ elegant open foyer with walkout basement. Coll 643-0491. show an increase of 0.5 percent in tection Agency and the state Coll mornings 649-5701. back was a decline in stock demand and is thus viewed as a cation should be ready could be balcony, stairway. 3 Available at I the leading index, instead of the Department of Environmental prices. Without a 2.5 percent good sign for future economic agreed to. bedrooms, 2 botyhs, FOREST RIDGE GLASTDNBURY Hole o r . JULY 1 0.2 percent gain originally Protection. The meeting was to hardwood and caropet Forms, 3'/z room, one FURNITURE M»y67 Rpti-ee IfcyYB reported. decline in the value of the activity. involve a discussion of the town’s Agostinelli’s optimism today floors, over 1 acre pro­ A 0 0 -u n lt bedroom condo- El Analysts said even with the Standard & Poor 500-stock compi­ Other positive forces were a came despite the fact that a Corps failure to obtain a wetlands fessionally landscaped ronch.Fully Ap­ I iro .6 i r ~ 1 9 2 . 8 II 19a.6~i Cl condominium ANTIQUE Applewood slight setback in May, which had lation, the leading index would permit from the Corps of Engi­ official said Tuesday he did not lot. $274,000. U 8. R pllanced kitchen, Avalalble On S-1Cs community located drop leaf table. Asking AP graphic been expected, the forecasting have registered a 0.1 percent See INDICATORS, page 10 neer for work on the secondary think the resolution would allow Realty 643-2692.0 pools, tennis courts. with 4.3L Engine. on 24 beautifully $650, Includes heat and $250. Please telephone part of the treatment plant, a construction to resume. EAST Hartford Ranch. 647-8756.______•3001Rebate on landscaped acres, hot water. 649-4003 mistake that caused the Corps to It's a beauty and much ANTIQUE Chestnut chest 10 'EL' larger than It looks! 1 complete with pool, MANCHESTER 4 room, 2 halt the project last week. See AGREEMENT, page 10 year new Ranch with tennis court and bedroom apartment, of drawers with mir­ 300-pound man tries for ‘couch potato’ title country kitchen, 3 bed­ stove, refrigerator. No ror. Asking $250. The anticipated resolution may th carport parking. Please telephone 647- not come without a price, how­ rooms, full basement, pets. References, se­ 8756. SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Some Twenty other hopefuls are vying for the title who complained that the contest would set a TODAY vinyl siding, thermo­ Priced at *170,000 curity. $450 plus utili­ ever. Richard Roach, who heads competitors may eat vegetables and lift that features a two-week job at the Sonoma bad example for children. pane windows. Lo­ ties. 649-4003. RnTV/STEREO/ the enforcement in the Corps’ cated In neighborhood Principles Only Call weights when they train, but Dean Houghton County F air next month. There, the official County Supervisor Helen Rudee, once a New England division, has said Owner at 846-8132 ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ |l£ J APPLIANCES munches Ding Dongs and flips channels. sofa spud will earn $1,000 for sitting in an registered nurse, also criticized the event, In d e x of newer homes. room, Elm Street, In­ that the town could face fines of $149,900. Anne Miller Houghton, 26, is on a strict training exhibit, eating and watching television for 10 calling it “ the dumbest thing I ’ve ever heard 20 pages, 2 sections cludes heat and hot COLOR Television Color up to "six figures” in connection Real E state, 647-OOOO.a water, stove and re­ schedule featuring Cheezits and a TV remote hours a day. of.” LO TS/LAN D 21" console. Negotia­ with the illegal wetlands filling. B u s ln a ts . ____8 Obituaries. MANCHESTER. 3 bed- frigerator, modern kit­ ble. Please telephone control that he hopes will make him Sonoma ” It was just a crazy stunt. We were But Engdahl said the winner, who will be rooms, brick and stone FOR SALE chen and bath. 1 month ______“A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR’ County’s official Great American Couch surprised anyone took it seriously,” said Jane selected by the fair board, doesn’t necessarily Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Classified . 18-20 Opinion — front Garrison Colon­ 649-8635. security. $495 p e r Potato. Engdahl, the fair’s special events coordina­ have to eat junk food. The main thing is to said Tuesday that town elected Comics — ___ 13 People____ ial. Eat-In kitchen, din­ MANCHESTER. $105,000. month. Also, Rock­ GE WASHER and Dryer. "You don't want to extend yourself too tor. Engdahi cooked up the coach potato lounge in a recliner, remote in hand, under officials were asked not to the Connecticut___4 Science. _ IB ing room, fireplaced Very nice wooded lot, ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ $150 for both. Hotpot, attend today’s meeting, at the Focus— — 7 Sports _ 15-17 living room, V /t baths, much,” said the 300-pound Houghton, who contest as a way of attracting fairgoers into the eyes of fairgoers. located at end of cul- tage Street, 1 bedroom, stove and refrigerator request of the Corps of Engineers. Food______11-12 Television _ 14 hardwood floors, 1 cor de-sac, In area of exec­ modern both, stove, $100 both. Kltchenolde added that his mother banished him from the otherwise routine exhibit halls. "Th e true test is if you can talk to the press CARTER ‘c W Local 2-3, 10 U.S./World____5 C< garage, covered patio. utive homes. Ideal for But the Idea also attracted criticism by and watch professional bowling at the same Corps officials have said that carpet. 1 month secur­ dishwasher with fam ily couch because he put a "permanent U Immaculate condition. contemporary or solar ity. $415 per month. butcher block top, por­ 1229 MAIM ST, MAMCHESTER6646-64640PEN 1 \ L 8 PM-FW1.. IIL 6 PM slope” in it. - health food advocates and some residents tim e,” Engdahl said. an agreement on fines could be Lottery------2 W eather______2 Must be seen. $184,900. orlentd home. Coll Sen­ Coll 672-8095 The table $100. 646-1908. Owner 649-1093. try 643-4060. Garnet Company. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday. June 29, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 29. 1988 — 3 RECORD Success Is a dally ‘attitude’ Firms want reval work Six companies express interest to town Obitiiaries that sends her to Washington CoHege Notes By Andrew Yurkovsky correct to base the 1987 revalua­ posed by the revaluation firms at By Alex GIrelll Eastern Connecticut State Manchester Herald tion on 1986 property values. the conference were “ nothing Manchester Herald University. Representatives from five re­ major at all.” He said the town’s Rachel McMahon i Awarded BS degree at NEU When the children were Six of the 12 revaluation firms valuation firms showed up for a problems with the 1987 revalua­ Sean P. Belleville, son of Ann and Ed Belleville of When Nancy Kelley deli­ young, Nancy Kelley ran a certified to work in the state have conference with Spinelli Tuees- tion were not raised at the Maj. Rachel (Lyons) vered the valedictory at the McMahon, 81, of 36 Manchester, was awarded a bachelor of science decorating business out of her expressed an interest in doing a day to discuss specifications in meeting. 1982 commencement exercises Pascal Lane, died Tues­ degree at recent graduation ceremonies at Manchester home. It was new revaluation to take the place the request for proposals for the Two or three of the revaluation Northeastern University In Boston. at Manchester Community Col­ called Home Interiors and of the town’s ill-fated 1987 reva­ job sent out to all 12 firms two firms said they wanted to look at day at Manchster Mem­ lege, she offered her fellow orial Hospital. She was He is a graduate of Manchester High School. At Gifu. luation, Finance Director Boyce weeks ago. The specifications records in the Assessor’s Office, Northeastern he completed majors in business and graduates a definition of She re-entered MCC in 1980 Spinelli said Tuesday. call for a revaluation to be Spinelli said. the widow of Edward success. McMahon. finance and a minor in transportation. He was a and earned a degree in ac­ Spinelli said that those six completed effective for either a The five firms represented at "Success.” she said, “ must She was born in dean’s list student. counting. She also received the firms are among the larger ones Grand List of Oct. 1,1989, or 1990. Tuesday’s conference are: Cole- be a daily attitude that gains Gracefieid, Ireiand, on Harry S. Truman Scholarship, that would be able to handle a job Spinelli said that a sixth reva­ Layer-Trumble Co. of Vernon, momentum, that brings with it Nov. 20,1906, and was a an award that carries a $20,000 as large as Manchester’s. There luation firm had earlier ex­ Conn.; Finnegan Associates Inc. On St. Anselm dean’s list the responsibilities of using resident of Manchester grant over four academic are about 16,500 parcels of pressed an interest in doing the of Acton, Mass.; M.M.C. Inc. of / k Andrew W. Klopfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert that momentum to influence years, two at the undergradu­ property in town. job. East Windsor; Sabre Systems & most of her life. At the your world...” time of her death she Klopfer of 161 Broadway, Coventry, has been named ate level and two at the A bill passed by the Legislatui% "W e ’ll just wait and see Service Inc. of Stratford; and Kelley has been succeeding, was an officer of the to Me dean’s list for the second semester at St. graduate level. Only one Tru­ in May allowed the town to do a whether we get proposals from S.L.F. Appraisals Inc. of John­ gaining momentum, and in­ Saivation Army, having Anselm College, Manchester, N.H. man award is granted per new revaluation to take the place them,” he said. “ I guess it would ston, R.I. fluencing her world ever since. received her commis­ He is majoring in criminal justice. state, and the competition is of the 1987 revaluation. Town be fair to say they have an KVS Information Systems Inc. sion as a captain in 1931. On Sept. 1, Kelley will begin a stiff. officials decided to discard the Interest.” of Amherst, N.Y. is the firm that one-year White House intern­ NANCY KELLEY She is survived by a Kelley, who is 32 years old, is 1987 revaluation in March be­ None of the firms made a earlier expressed an interest. Honored by Junior college ship. She is one of only 14 “ ... gains momentum” sister, Eiien L. Chur- eager to take part in govern­ cause of the large number of commitment to submit a proposal Spinelli said. He said a scheduling people picked nationwide for chiil of Glen Ridge, Carol D. Vilga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ment as an appointed or appeals made to the Board of Tax for the revaluation job, Spinelli conflict made it impossible for a the honor and the only woman of Law. Review. Questions were also said. N. J., and severai nieces F. Vilga of 618 Wetherell St. was recently honored by elected official, either at the representative from that firm to among the 14. raised about whether it was and nephews. Dean Junior College at the annual honors and Kelley entered Harvard with state of federai level. Spinelli said that questions attend Tuesday’s conference, Kelley, who lives in Belmont, The funerai wili be awards luncheon. good credentials, graduating She has already served one She was given the Donald E. Deyo scholarship in has already been interviewed magna cum laude from Yale government internship. While Rachel McMahon in Washington, D.C., by Ca­ the Watkins Funeral honor of Dean’s former president. It was set up to University in 1984. she was at MCC, she was an binet officers as part of the 3 Bolton voters appropriate Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will be in East assist a student who has demonstrated the qualities Kelley first entered MCC intern in the General Cemetery. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Raginild Plnto/Manchaater Herald of outstanding academic achievement. process of determining what after her graduation in 1973 Assembly. A FEW POINTERS - Ed Tracy, left, of She is a graduate of East Catholic High School and her assignment as an intern from East Catholic High School The White House internship, Country Club. Tracy received a few will be. East Hartford was Installed as president completed her freshman year at Dean where she when she was Nancy Jane she said, may involve working Russell C. Irwin pointers from outgoing president Guy was also the recipient of a Henry Houston grant. It lias been an eventful time Bourque. She dropped out with a Cabinet officer or the over $30,000 at town meeting of the Exchange Club during Installation Russell C. Irwin, 84, of 54 Marshall Road, died Lindsey of Manchester. for her. She was graduated after one semester, however, vice president or the president. Tuesday at a Manchester convalescent home. He ceremonies Tuesday at the Manchester Earns law degree at Bridgeport from Harvard University June to marry Scott Kelley, and It could entail writing By Andrew J. Davis Pierog said. The state has leeching into the ground. was the husband of Florence (Lennon) Irwin, with 9 with a dual degree, a master’s start to raise three children. speeches, or drafting legisla­ Manchester Herald awarded Bolton a grant for The low bid on the 1,500-square- whom he would have celebrated his 65th wedding Michael S. Lottman of 381 Summit St. was from the Kennedy School of Scott Kelley is a 1971 graduate tion. It could also involve going $25,882 to build the storage foot shed was submitted by anniversary on July 11. recently awarded a law degree in business and Government and doctor of of Manchester High School, overseas on diplomatic or BOLTON — A request to spend facility, but the town must spend Pelletier Construction of Coven­ He was born in Manchester on Nov. 12,1903, and M CC students earn honors taxation at the University of Bridgeport School of jurisprudence from the School and a graduate of MCC and trade missions. $25,882 in town funds for a the money before receiving state try at $136,758. Rut fees and was a lifelong resident. Before retiring 20 years ago, Law. road-salt storage facility was reimbursement next year, she paving costs bring the total cost to he was employed as a papermaker at the former approved Tuesday by at a Special said. $195,847. Manchester (Community Col­ Lebanon — TIno L. Bender, Heidi B. Patricia A. Brunelle, Gary W. Brvont, Town Meeting attended by three The facility is currently under Case Bros, paper mill for 26 years. He also worked Morrill. Candace P. Burrows, Mayme W. Cos The remainder of the .shed will lege has released its president’s Manchostor — Olane L. Adamy, adv.jCotherJne Cunnln^harn, Barrllyn Policastro given award voters. construction next to the town for Cheney Bros, for 25 years. tsiw DUIfliyn be paid for through state grants lists and dean’s lists for the 1988 Anthony V. Auflero, Vicki L. BIske, E. Dltlger, Marvellen Fitzpatrick, Mark Marianne Policastro, daughter of Carol and Commission suggests change The meeting, which lasted five garage where the salt is now Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Russell Stephen M. Boon, Barbara B. Briere, C. Jarvals, John R. Kehoe, Jerilyn A. and revenue-sharing funds, spring semester. Here is a list of minutes, was attended by Board H. Irwin of Manchester: a daughter, Janet R. Irwin Ross R. Burba, Judy A. Carlson, Sara A. LaFargue, Claudio A. Lindsay, Roy- Michael Policastro of Grissom Road, was recently stored in a pile. She said the among others sources. honors students; CaspI, Elaine S. Chartler, Patrick M. mond MIcoldHI, Catherine Pensayalle, of Selectman Doug Cheney, facility should be completed by of Bolton; two sisters, Edna Jackson of Manchester Connors, Mark G. Cusson, Edward R. Sophia Rodin, Maureen M. Ross, Chris­ awarded the Community Service Award at Marist Board of Finance member Clay­ the fall or winter. Also at the meeting, voters and Saily Sharpe in Oregon; two grandchildren: FULL-TIME FRESIDENT'S LIST Day, Felicia FalkowskI, Robert W. tina M. Swellor, NIcoleToce, Cynthia K. College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. French, Matthew J. Gollgher, Robert B. Volentino, Margaret Weaver, Gary A. for school board elections Edit Hartford — Joanne M. Grondin, Recipients of the award are nominated by the ton Adams, and Raymond Hals- The facility is needed to protect approved appropriation of up to and one great-granddaughter. Laughlln, Christopher J. LeBlanc, Jo WllleH J r „ Leona M. Zalewskl. John E. Molkowskl. faculty and voted on by the student body. She is a ted, a member of the Charter the salt from seeping into the $8,000 from surplus cash to pay The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Olottenbury — Susanna Sontoneelo. Ann MarozzI, Laurie A. McKenna, East Windsor — Kimberley H. Smith, By Andrew J. Davis Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Hartford — Dao Jeon Brosoolla, Leslie M. Mellott, David Mendenhall, Marlon M. Sorensen. 1985 graduate of Manchester High School. proposal as long as the number of public hearing held 15 days upon Revision Commission. groundwater in event of rain. Dan additional tipping fees in connec­ Lisa A. Mulvev, Samuel A. Norman, Ellington — Poggy Ann Flor, Sandra Manchester Herald East Cemetery. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Roland M. Chrico, Margaret Hamilton, members from one party does not completion. A final report is then First Selectman Sandra W. Rattazzi. public works foreman, tion with refuse disposal. Sara Hough, Loratto M. Votso. Sheryl L. Nourle, Sandro M. Peterson, Austin, Rosemary Martocchio, Carol S. exceed five. Manning said. If the p.m. Manchostor — Kevin N. Falls. Catherine F. Saxton, Gretchen E. Sines, Moll, Soroya M. Ramirez, Sharon submitted to the Board of Select­ Pierog served as moderator. The has said. Voters also agreed to approp­ Matthew M, Steullet, Rhonda J. Tre­ Sandyoss, Janet P. Vellleux, Deborah Two receive college degrees BOLTON — The Charter Revi­ Mansfield — Marleen B. Dutra. number from one party does men. who also hold a public meeting was held at Community The state Department of Envir­ riate $8,000 from from the contin­ Marlborough — Stephen Schadtie. vino, Wendy J. Wlngard. Zeppa. sion Commission unanimously Marlborough — Michael Kula. Enfield — Dean J. BuezkowskI, Brian E. Beckwith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter exceed the limit, the highest hearing. Hall. onmental Protection has said gency fund to pay for long term Regers — Lori A. Billings. agreed Tuesday to recommend a South Windsor — Roselvn A. Plon. Meriden — Suzanne C. Stemplen. Michael G. Morin. Beckwith of 230 Union St. and Brooke Rowelt, vote-getters from the minority The commission considers re­ The voters approved transfer­ storing the salt in the open is debt expenses and $2,000 from Now Britain — Kim Plechowski. Glastonbury — Carolyn Costello, new method of electing Board of Tolland — Cheryl L. Bernier, Lori A. daughter of Raymond Rowett of 352 E. Middle party would be awarded seats commendations made at the ring $25,882 from the town’s cash unacceptable. State law requires cash surplus for interest on short Deaths Elsewhere Nelson. Newington — Judith A. Carey, Hrl- Barbra J. Dunn, Franklin Elchacker, Education members that would Vernon — Cynthia W. Seavev. santhv Psaras. Donna A. Hummelman, Michael V. Turnpike and Suzanne Moore of Coventry, were until the limit is reached, he said. hearing, and the revised charter surplus to the “ salt storage such a shed to keep road salt from term notes. Oakville — Susan J. Teltord. Kane Jr., Paula A. Kllman, Mary L. ensure competitive races. In the board’s 1987 election. Flanfsvillo — Kimberly A. Schultz. Leonhardt, William T. Makris, Cheryl recently awarded degrees at Nichols College, goes back to the selectmen and to facility” category of the Public PART-TIME PRESIDENT'S LIST The commission also agreed to Democrats Barry Steams and Bolton — William Wethey. Poguonock — Christopher Carpenter A. Neales, Linda L. Reuber, Michele M. Dudley, Mass. another public hearing before Building Commission budget. Columbia — Jan G. Collard. Rockville — Elizabeth Gilchrist, Watts. recommend that a Human Servi­ David Fernald were guaranteed approved or rejected by the Murray J. Rossant James A. Morey. Rowett, a management information systems East HarHord — Joann K. Chapps, South Glastonbury — Deborah S. ces Commission be formed and a election under minority- selectmen. Rochelle A. Pelkey. Anita N. Roy, Rocky Hill — Marianne C. Berry, Rourke, James Scheerlng. major, earned a bachelor of science degree in NEW YORK (AP) — Murray J. Rossant, a Annmarle Sudorsky. Deepak R. MahbubanI, Susan L. HarHord — Obert W. Burke Jr., business administration. She also attended Man­ human services coordinator be representation rules. Three Re­ The revised charter is sent to Ofshay. Jenniter S. Lelgus, Joon M. Larson, hired. All of the proposals require Suit planned Journalist who became a major force in promoting Olostonbury — Ellyn Kelly, Jean T. chester Community College. She was a member of publicans ran in 1987 with Man­ the Secretary of the State, who televised presidential debates and analyzing Paine, Allen Shu. South Windsor — Diana L. Bergman, Steven P. Molaver, Diana M. Tarbox. final approval by voters. HarHord — Sarolyn Miller. Cheryl A. Boerschlnger, Michael Hebron — Linda K. Generous, Sandro the Judicial Board and an honor student at Nichols. ning and incumbent Pamela Z. has 60 days to prepare a. ballot, campaign financing, died Tuesday of stomach Conde, Donna L. Glrardln, Oewain A. J. Jeroszko, Lorraine A. Kreeger, The election proposal would Manchester — Sherrill H. Conterno, Beckwith, also recevied a bachelor of science Sawyer winning seats. Manning said Robert Young, commission over accident cancer. He was 65. Anita M. Cunningham, Elinor Flink, Greer, Krista M. JeskI, Julia A. Brenda L. Peose, Kathleen V. Williams. KrawskI, Gina L. Montano, Eric W. Lebanon — Brenda N. Cooke. degree in business administration. He was a allow for the possible change of outpolled incumbent Republican chairman. For the last two decades, Rossant had headed the Patricio I. Johnson, Clark C. Tovlor. majority membership on the Marlborough — Eileen S. Peorson. Neal, William T. Plelnes, Glynn Ri­ _ Manchester — Carol M. Anderson, marketing major with a minor in management. He Thomas D. Hooper. The parent of a Bennet Junior Twentieth Century Fund, a public policy research South Windsor — Virginia K. chards, Virginia A. Snyder, C.J. Steen- Susan H. Apter, Margaret S. Burnett, school board every year, said The commission plans to have a erson, Angela Testa. Mark D. Claraldl, Susan Cosenza, was assistant chief of the Eire Club at Nichols, vice “ The effect of the current High School student injured while foundation created after World War I by Edward Rowland. Thomas Manning, a memlser of preliminary draft of its revisions Tolland — Carol P. O'Neal. StaHord — Dawn M. HIpskv. Maureen M. Cox, Marcia L. Cromwell, president of the Marketing Club and was inducted system is the majority can be ready by its July 26 meeting. working on a science project is Filene of the Boston department store family. West Hartford — Renee Rothman. StoHord Springs — Jav Files. Colleen J. Cunningham, Dennis H. the Charter Revision C!ommis- Sterrs — JeHrev M. Brackett Dessureault, Tracy L. Dubay, Marilyn into the Zeta Alpha Phi Honor Society. changed every other election.” Manning said. asking the town to pay a portion of Rossant joined Time magazine in 1944 and worked sion and a Republican school FULL-TIME DEAN'S LIST Tolland— Pamela J. Babev, Thereso M. Emerson, Dorothy S. Fogarty, Mary Manning said. ’‘When four the medical bills, acconling to a as an editor there before joining The New York M. Bochlochl, Poullne E. Davis, Lynn N. Foley, Jean C. Francois, Debra E. board member. Currently, there The commission also approved Andover — Mary C. McNamara. members are up forelection, the notice filed with the town clerk. Times as a financial columnist and editorial writer. Ashford — Paulette M. Marauls. M. Raczkowskl. Freckleton, Pamela A. Gaboury, Karen are four Republicans and three the formation of a Human Servi­ Berlin — Carol B. Beauparlant. Vernon — Nora L. Bellows, Diane M. M. Gordon, Dennis Kerin, Jean Klesow, race is decided at the party In the notice, filed June 23, After leaving the Times in 1967, Rossant joined the Donna J. Marti, Donna M. McDonald, Public Meetings Democrats on the board. ces Commission and the hiring of Belton — Victor D. Herring, Laurie A. Cole, Richard Dusto, Suson E. Jerome, caucuses in January and the Cesare Russo of 56 Glenwood St., Twentieth Century Fund, which set up task forces Melody, Diane T . Schmidt. Brian D. Kuhnly, Michele A. Kullas, Robert A. Melanson, Leslee A. Mora- Since four school board seats a Human Services coordinator. Christine M. Kunisch, Dana M. Marol- blto, Patricia L. Morse, AnneMarle T. people don’t get to vote.” asks the town to pay $826 in bills that helped to establish a bipartisan commission for Bread Brook — Lynn A. Wlechnlok are up for election every other The position could be combined Columbia — James O. Hilliard, otta, L. R. McCarty, Audrey L. Rosen­ Monteiro, John H. NItschke, June V. Meetings scheduled tonight. for treatment of Michael Russo, presidential debates. George MIhalopoulos. berg, Craig W. Sutton. ObremskI, Carlos L. Oquendo, Deanna year, each party is ensured two There are still a number of with the current positions of L. Paugas, Susan W. Polst, Denise A. who claims he was injured in Coventry — Laura E. Briggs, Mau­ Wallingford — Nicole C. Cuomo, seats each, which keeps the steps that must be taken before welfare director and municipal reen Healy, Barbora A. Hobbs. Martin T. Quigley. RIopelle, Gloria R. Rubacha, Stephen J. February because of “ inade­ West HarHord — Julie E. Mackov, Russo, Kevin A. Shaughnessy, Beatrice Andover majority intact in those years, the proposal is incorporated into agent for assistance to the Frank Warnke Cromwell — Philip L. Gagnon. quate supervision” in a class­ East Hampton — Sandro J. Hanson Sheila R. McCobe. Shettel, Feilcl F, Vitale, Joan C. Manning said. During years when the charter. Eventually, the elderly. Manning said. East HarHord — Soroh T Archam- Wethersfield — Joan T. Aguilera, Weatherford, Karen A. WolnarowskI, Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, change would have to be ap­ room. according to the notice. ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Frank J. Warnke, a bault, Donna M. Damon, Abble K. Anita M. Dube, Christine A. Farrelly, Carl S. Wright, Jeonna M. Wyllle. 7:30 p.m. three posts are open, the majority Commission members said the University of Georgia professor of literature and Ehrhardt, Allison L. Fleurv, Timothy G. Elaine M. Gregory. Marlborough — Celia P. Bagdonls. can now change since an odd proved by voters in a position was needed because Michael Russo, a ninth-grader Gibbons, Kathleen A. Jayne, Margaret Wllllngton — Barbara K. Dunn, David New Britain — Kimberly A. Bertrand, referendum. at the time, was working on a noted scholar, died Monday. He was 62. M. Moynihan, Donna M. Owens, Tina L. H. Raczkowskl. Alicia M. Perkins. number of candidates are there was no one in town Before coining to Georgia, Warnke taught at Yale Sawyer, Marcello Schlavone, Kevin B. Wllllmantic — Joyce P. Sogol, John Newington — Jayne M. Bascetta, Bolton elected. Manning said. Before the change could come science project when some glass R. Simmons. Robin Begush, Joanne R. Rosevear. government qualified to answer University and was chairman of comparative Schlemer, Josephine K. Woods, David The highest vote-getters would tubing broke and glass entered A. Zapasnik. Windsor — Amy J. Traezyk, Ger­ New London — Brian H. McGuire. Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial up for a vote, a report must be questions about seWices availa­ literature at the University of Washington. He came maine E. Traezyk. RIdgeflold — Ruth M. Baker. his right hand, requiring surgery East Windsor — Desmond A. Curran, Park, 7:30 p.m. be awarded the seats under the finalized by the commission and a ble in and around town. to the University of Georgia in 1978 as head of the Candace L. Korb, Kevin J. Tarditt. Windsor Locks — Patricia M. Bout, R e c k y llle -Mary E. Bolleau, Joanne to repair nerve damage, the Ellington — Steven E. HIntz, Thomas Lee A. Langley, Renee E. Morrell. N. Grenier, Elizabeth M. Zurawek. notice said. comparative literature department. A noted J. Smith Jr., Kenneth M. West. Rocky Hill — Simone J. Passera, literary scholar, Warnke was author or editor of Enfield — Gall E. BIbeault, Normand PART-TIME DEAN'S LIST Michele A. Toscano, Thomas J. Part of the nearly $2,000 in P. Bller Jr., Laura L. Decosta. Andover — Donna S. Carr, Eugene F. Tyburskl. nine books and numerous articles and reviews in Horn, Shelia G. Kearney, John E. Simsbury — Marla M. Snecinskl. Thoughts Nathan Hale students compute medical bills was covered by Glastonbury — Teotito S. Babun, scholarly journals and general magazines. His Leslie Lanata, Mark Przvchodzen, Ann Maker. South Windsor — JeHrev A. Bersin, 24-hour student accident insu­ Carmen L. Birman, Ruth D. Boyles, books include "European Metaphysical Poets,” Purcell-Murrav, Jonathan A. Sarkis, Avon — Stephanie E. Maruk. rance, but Cesare Russo said he’s Katherine A. ToppI, Frederick J. Bloomfield — Cellla A. Berard. Elaine M. Brink, Sarolynn Chamber- “ Versions of Baroque: European Literature in the Bolton — Claudia Crackett, Robert S. lain, Gall A. Cohen, Ann J. Collins, not covered by another insurance Zoltewicz. No one to whom the love of Christ has been given Seventeenth Century” and an edition of “ Poetry and Haddom — Maureen E. McGrath. Felice, Karen Glgllo, Nancy C. Hyland, Cynthia A. Costello, Jean G. Destetano, their way to first-place finish carrier. Hamden — David W. Watrous. Patrice G.'NIewInskI, Rhoda M. Owren, Diane W. Fromerth, Beth E. Jones, hoards the message of God’s love in his own life, but Prose of John Donne.” Lauren B. Kelly, Chuck Kenny, Lori L. The remaining $800 is the HarHord — Lucre Smith Armstrong, Anne R. Pullo, Carol K. Zapadka. shares it with others in need. As Elton Trueblood Andrew J. Broodhead, Lisa B. Davis, Bread Brook — Brlen Wyse. Lata, Diane M. LIHIe, Stacy K. Mathew- By Jacqueline Bennett said. limitations of the amount of responsibility of the town since son, Valerie J. Morelll, Carla K. says; John K. Folson, Valke A Kolv, Magdlel Chaplin— Sylyla R. Wetherell. Manchester Herald The chicken project was the accident occurred on school Ortiz. Colchester — Joseph G. Beaulieu, Richardson, Elizabeth M. Ruggiero, material the computer disc could Corinne Gray Robert L. Gardner, Sheila C. Rubitz. Pamela M. Shorey, David E. Stover, “ If the enkindling fire which Christ said He came chosen, as an offshoot of a science hold. property, Cesare Russo wrote in Hebron — Dale R. Smith, Judith A. Fran M. Winkler. to light has in any sense entered his soul, he cannot NEWBURGH, Maine (AP) — Corinne Gray, Sokolo. Columbia — Dorothy A. Enos, Mary- COVENTRY - Which comes project being done by the class of “ But we overcame that diffi­ the notice. lone Rankin. StoHord — Kothleen G. Burton, rest until he lights as many other fires as possible.” known to equestrians throughout the Coventry — J.L. Albert, Annette S. Michele Scheuer. first, the chicken or the egg? actually incubatingchickeneggs. culty,” said Dzicek. ” I feel that the balance is the Too many times we have deeply felt the need to and Canada as a judge for the U.S. Equestrian Beauchamp, Shlrl A. Edgerly, David L. Storrs — Edward J. Varga. Some seventh grade boys in “ It’s a short gestation period and The competition was open to all liability of the town,” Russo In Memoriam Foster, Nancy J. Harger, Lester L. Tolland — Susan M. Barblerl, Kat­ witness to others about the love of God in our lives, Team, died of a stroke Saturday. She was 73. hleen M. Beeman, Patrick G. Bresna- Thomas Dzicek’s Challenge and excellent study of the process of schools and all grade levels wrote. Lemay, Donna M. MlllkowskI, Leslie but have also felt inadequate or intimidated. Gray had been a member of the selection In sad and loving memory of Anne O'Brien, Barbara M. Watson. han, James A. Charbonnier, Marlene C. Enrichment class may not have birth.” Dzicek said. nationally for anything generated Cromwell — Susan P. BIron, Nancy L. Hayes, Karen M. Lessard, Barry R. My most encouraging example to follow is found committee for several Olympic Games and world Craig Francis Flynn, 1961-1981. found the answer to that age old However, they ran into prob­ by an Apple computer. The Hale Flagg. Moss, Gregory D. Nelson, Jerene K. in John 9 when Jesus heals the blind man. When the equestrian championships. She served on the board We think of you everyday East Granby — Bonnie K. Pinkerton. Sllvinsky, Stephen S. Tedford. riddle but they did win first prize lems trying to show the 21-day students won out of a field of 250 Vernon — Kenneth A. Badstuebner, people ask the man who it was who healed him, the of governors of the U.S. Pony Club and as a regional And make no outward show East HarHord — Karen E. Bates, in a national computer competi­ gestation continuously due to the entrants. Lauren C. BernardI, Pauline M. Brod, Marv-Allce Colasanto, Donna M. De- answer is simple and direct; "The man they call supervisor, advisory board m em b^ and national But what it’s meant to lose you, paulo, Therese Doherty, David A. tion for their project on the Jesus made some mud and put It on my eyes. He told examiner. No one will ever know. Dynes, Joyce S. Eknalan, David E. development of chicken embryos. Flynn, Marlon L. Hill, Joyce A. Kettle, me to go to Siloam and wash. So I went and washed, You wished no one farewell. CARD OF THANKS Donald Pelham, Karin L. Shaer, Laura “ Winning was a surprise but Or even said goodbye, C. Stone, Jeannine M. Vanallen, Leroy and then I could see.” very self satisfying and reward­ The family of Paulette ^Liedman A. Vanallen, Elaine L. VIolette. Do you see what he is doing? A simple witness to You were gone before we knew it, West HarHord — Hoa L. Hoang. ing to the boys and myself for a Dr. Crane’s Quiz And only God know why. would like to express their thanks West Wllllngton — Robin L. Goodell,' the fact of what Jesus had done in his life. No one project well done,” Dzicek, a Your golden heart stopped beating to relatives, friends and the staff at Kathleen A. Pacholskl. could change or dispute that testimony, the results teacher of the talented and gifted Put>ojrse]f Manchester Memorial Hospital for Wothorsflold — Kathy C. Luszczok, With tender hands at rest, Lynne H. Ross, Jack F. Wilbur. were so obvious. The same thing can be true for us at Captain Nathan Hale School, God broke our hearts to prove, all their support during Paulette’s Wllllmantic — Eva M. Carter. as well. With the healed man we too can simply say: said. 1. In its childhood, a capon was a member of a That he only takes the best. illness. Windsor — Barbara A. Bertrand, “ One thing I do know. I was blind but now I see! ” DROVE CLUTCH COVEY BEVY William E. Haoser, Margaret M. Llttle- The competition, ‘Applefest,’ Sadly missed by, Andrew Liedman lohn, Isadore Martin, Donald Mosters, sponsored by Cambridge Market­ 2. Which one of these would probably be Susan E. Sullivan, Michele L. Bono. Mom, Dad and Irene and Family Pastor Mark Green ing. Inc., was held in Boston, May intii&e^ioes. wandering in sagebrush? WInstod — Karen J. Tovlor. Church of the Nazarene SHAT GILT CAPON MAVERICK 18 to May 21. Dzicek and the boys, 3. The “ Keystone State” suggests which famous Kenneth Elkins. Chris Hamblett, American? Sean Hunley, Jeffrey Myshrall JOHN ADAMS BUFFALO BILL Weather and Cktry Wadja attended, receiv­ ROBERT E. LEE WILLIAM PENN Manchester Herald ing first prize — an Apple II GS 315 Broad St., Manchester 647-8997 computer and $1,000 worth of 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES 4. A “ nest egg” suggests which nicknamed USPS 327-500 creature? Partly cloudy, cool VOL. evil. No. 231 scholastic software. 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High 65 to 70. Outlook through Friday. Dzicek. "Hamblett did the draw­ Friday, fair and cool. High Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald or 7'30 a m Saturdays, ing. Hunley and Wadja did around 70. Is a member of The please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the research and Elkins and Mysh­ Northwest Hills: Tonight, vari­ rier. II you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ rall handled sound effects and Lottery able cloudiness with a 30 percent riach your carrier, call tions, the New England other electronic aspects. The Today’s weather picture was drawn by Eddie Gutierrez, chance of showers. Low around subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association drawing was transferred onto a 50. Thursday, partly cloudy and 9946 by 6 p.m weekdays and the New England Connecticut Daily Tuesday: 467. Play Four; 4640 video tape from the computer. who iives at 40 Briarwood Drive and attends Keeney cool. High in the 60s. Outlook for delivery In Manchester. Press Association. Lotto: 3-4-7-15-25-35. Street Schooi. Instead of coming to the screen it Friday, fair and cool. wentdirectly tothe VCR,” Dzicek i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, June 29, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 29, 1988 — 5 STATE Republicans reach NATION Gorbachev’s role & REGION Scott compromise & WORLD left uncertain by WALLINGFORD (AP) - State Thursday, when Cynthia P. Rubi- New Newman trial set Republicans, famous for their cam of Greenwich was elected on Decisions await Shuitz R political infighting, avoided a a voice vote. She had been the reform proposals BRIDGEPORT — Attorneys in the case potential bloodbath when two choice of Poliner, a supporter of WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s of a delicatessen owner who is seeking a party members each claiming to liberal Sen. Lowell Weicker, spokesman concedes that efforts to pry share of profits from actor Paul Newman’s MOSCOW (AP) — Delegates to be'the rightful chairman of the ' R-(7onn., from the beginning. concessions from Nicaragua’s Sandinista food company will argue motions in a nationwide Communist Party GOP’s resolutions committee Scott, a conservative and fre­ government have stalied, and the g Bridgeport Superior Court on July 12 and a conference moved to restrict agreed to serve as co-chairmen. quent Weicker critic, wanted the administration’s next step won’t be new trial is scheduled to begin in early their debate after one speaker The truce was declared at a central committee to nullify the decided untii Secretary of State George November, attorneys said. was hounded for straying from meeting of the State Central second vote, calling it "illegal” Shultz returns from Central America. The case ended in a mistrial last week and “ immoral.” the subject at hand, the official r< Committee Tuesday night, just Amid increasing reports that Contra media reported today. after jurors sent a note to Superior Court “ We want the State Central minutes after GOP state Chair­ rebel troops are returning to base camps, The conference, the first of its Jkidge Howard Zoarski saying they Committee to go on record man Robert Poliner narrowly and with no new peace talks scheduled. kind in 47 years, is considering couldn't ignore depositions that weren’t supporting fairness and justice Thi turned back an attempt by state White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater the broad blueprint for political admitted as evidence but were Sen. Thomas Scott of Milford to within the Republican Party,” was asked Tuesday whether Reagan had reform that Mikhail S. Gorba­ whoo Scott said before Tuesday's inadverently turned over to them during reclaim the chairmanship chev presented to its opening set ol meeting. decided to submit a new aid package to the second day of deliberations. stripped from him last week. session on Tuesday. “ We want the state central Congress. ever On Tuesday, W. Patrick Ryan, an “ There was a feeling through­ In a 3>A-hour televised speech, committee to repudiate the state “ We wili not have any judgment on the ata{ attorney for Newman and Hotchner, said out the state party, not just here Gorbachev proposed creating a chairman and paid staff at party package until sometime after” Shultz inapi he filed a motion asking Zoarski to enter at state central committee, that powerful full-time legislature and headquarters, some of whom returns from the region on Friday, judgement in favor of one or all the the issue had to be resolved if for a presidency with powers akin to Dii no other reason than on behalf of have been acting as political Fitzwater said, “ and we don’t have a J defendants on all or some of the counts in many Western heads of state. beha thugs,” he said. “ We won the specific schedule, even on that.” the suit. George Bush and our legislative But the proposals left many chairmanship fair and square. grad' candidates,’ ’ said Scott, who had questions unanswered about the Poliner didn’t like it, but I won schoi Bishop Curtis resigns earlier indicated he might take future role of the party and its and now he is trying to rewrite Duke meets senators stude the fight to the floor of the party’s general secretary, the post Gor­ BRIDGEPORT — The Vatican has July 16 state convention. history.” Vice President George Bush was running bachev holds. The gathering is mem accepted Ihe letter of resignation of the Poliner praised the comprom­ Poliner came to the meeting the gamut from foreign policy to the expected to adopt a series of some armed with a legal opinion from Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, bishop of the ise as worthy of the wisdom of drought during campaign appearances resolutions that may clarify the comt Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport for Solomon. Hartford attorney Ralph G. El­ today as Michael Dukakis returned to party’s course. Ac 27 years. Curtis announced. “ It’s a gracious act,” he said. liot, a longtime GOP adviser, that Washington to meet with senators in the The official Tass news agency u repn During a news conference Tuesday at “ It is a decision that is emmi- the central committee had no stepped-up search for a running mate. said today that Georgy Razu- authority under its bylaws to act A P photo the Catholic Center, Curtis said Pope John nently Solomonic.” The Massachusetts governor and certain movsky, chairman of the confer­ some Scott was elected chairman of as a dispute resolution committee Paul II has assigned him as the ^ AP photo Democratic presidential nominee also BACK TOGETHER — Micaela Aguilera de Garcia hugs her partially deaf ence’s credentials commission, unde the resolutions committee for the for the resolutions committee. administrator of the diocese until a new HAPPY 105, LYDIA — Lydia Ekiund Autio listens to a tape-recorded planned to travel to the Midwest later son, Jose de Jesus Garcia Aguilera, after the two were reunited Tuesday opened today’s session with a those Republicans’ July 16 convention Under the bylaws, the commit­ bishop is appointed. report that some delegates were message in her native Finnish during a 105th birthday party in her honor by a vote of 10-7 at a June 7 tee can only settle disputes within today and, like Bush, highlight the in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. The 9-year-old boy puzzled authorities on digni Curtis sent a formal request for elected by their party organiza­ at the Mystic Manor Convaiescne Homo. She was born in Finland on meeting. The committee drafts the committee or involving local hardships caused by the long dry spell. both sides of the border since he was found wandering in the desert last On retirement to the Vatican on May 3, his tions without popular support. June 27, 1883. the party’s positions on key town committees, Poliner said. year. MIKHAIL GORBACHEV shou 75th birthday. Under church law. clergy But he said established proce­ issues. After a rambling, sometimes Maverick missiles needed dures were followed and the ... unconditional democracy whet must retire at age 75. But Poliner, who sanctioned the acrimonious debate, the central Curtis, who recently celebrated his 50th WASHINGTON - Kuwait’s ambassador Tobacco ads outlawed Reactor reviews sought commission had certified the indo( Man surrenders to police counsel. William Olds, director of the original meeting, later chal­ committee voted 40-32>/! to sup­ election of all 5,000 delegates, run media are permitted to cover year in the priesthood, was ordained in lenged Scott’s election, saying port Poliner’s ruling that it had no to the United States says 40 sophisticated the w Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, also OTTAWA — Parliament has banned WASHINGTON - The Nuclear Tass reported. the proceedings. 1937. NAUGATUCK — A Naugatuck man there was not a quorum present authority to nullify the second F-A-18 fighter-bombers his country plans An labeled the policy illegal in a letter he sent tobacco advertising and forbidden Regulatory Commission is ordering 37 U.S. During the election campaign Gorbachev said in the speech; surrendered to police on two counts of sale to the board. and that Poliner had given vote. The half-vote is a result of to purchase would be “ worthless” if assui smoking in federally regulated workplaces power plants using boiling-water reactors to select the delegates, prominent “ The Soviet people ... want of narcotics stemming from a drug probe insufficient notice of the meeting. the votes being weighted based on Congress refuses to include air-to-ground O’Neill undergoes testing and transportation. to review safety procedures because of advocates of Gorbachev’s re­ full-blooded and unconditional enou that has netted four others including a Another election was held district registration figures. missiles in the sale. Bridgeport in debt The Senate on Tuesday passed two bills uncontrolled power changes that occurred forms charged that middle-level democracy. They want a rule of Th HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill, Naugatuck police officer. “ This weapon is not-a luxury, it is a that the tobacco industry had fought for during an incident at an Illinois plant. party bureaucrats were naming law without reservations.” mini! who underwent surgery in January for Brian Brazik. 28. voluntarily surren­ BRIDGEPORT — Connecticut’s largest necessity,” ambassador Saud N. Al-Sabah conservative allies as delegates But his program, which in some more than a Year. The bills, approved May The alert was prompted by a March 9 indoc removal of a cancerous colon polyp, went dered Tuesday at police headquarters and city will begin a new fiscal year this week said in an interview. “ It’s like buying a car at the expense of the reformers. respects appeared contradictory, 30 by the House of Commons, were signed incident in which two pumps used to in for follow-up tests but results were not was being held on $100,000 bond, police by trying to dig out from underneath a delegation without all the equipment that goes with Pravda, the Communist Party left uncertain how power would Th Tuesday by Governor General Jeanne circulate water through a Commonwealth immediately available. said. massive $36 million debt, but city officials it.” daily, said delegates began clap­ be divided between the 20 million- impa Sauve. Edison Co. reactor were shut off, The tests were performed Tuesday on an Police had been searching for Brazik are optimstic the task can be done. ping “ in protest” on Tuesday member party and governmental of the triggering an uncontrolled fluctuation of out-patient basis at St. Francis Hospital since last week, when an arrest warrant Stephen Sasala, chief of staff for the city, when a Moscow party official, V. institutions from the village to the is a varied group Violence nets criticism Terrorists assume guilt power, the NRC said Tuesday. speal and Medical Center, the same facility was issued as part of a six-month said the critical day is not Thursday, the Belyaninov, strayed from the Kremlin. where the surgery was performed almost investigation by local and state police. last day of the fiscal year, but Friday, WASHINGTON - The Reagan ATHENS, Greece — A Greek terrorist agenda during his speech. The Soviet leader’s suggestions HARTFORD (AP) - Connecti­ Barbara B. Kennelly, Sam Gej- six months ago. Brazik claimed he was in Texas visiting his administration reassured Defense Minis­ Tass said the conference then seem designed to ensure that the which he says marks a new beginning for cut delegates to the Democratic denson and Bruce A. Morrison; organization blamed for previous Fumes kill 4 workers Hospital spokesman Pete Mobilia said sister, and was unaware of the warrant, the city. ter Yitzhak Rabin of the U.S. commitment assassinations of American diplomats adopted a rule limiting speeches Communists retain control of Ai Dr. Jay Benson performed a colonoscopy National Convention in Atlanta and state House Speaker Irving J. so delegates would not waste government but at the same time^ police said. ' “ The significant day is Friday. We are next month represent a disparate to Israel’s security but scolded him for the claimed responsibility today for a AUBURN, Ind. — A cleaning accident at — an examination of the entire lower Stolberg. time. It did not mention what remove themselves from its going to enter a new fiscal year and group, ranging from congress­ use of violence to quell Palestinian car-bomb blast that killed the U.S. military a metal platings plant unleashed deadly intestine using a narrow fiber-optic Also going as super delegates Belyaninov said, but the rule day-to-day adminstration. fai certainly will be scrutinized but we are men and the governor to an are state Democratic Chairman disturbances in the occupied territories. attache as he drove tb work. cyanide fumes that killed four men, instrument — on the governor. prohibits delegates from report­ Gorbachev said political re­ Restrictions iifted going to moke sure we produce a balanced insurance agent and a piano John F. Droney Jr. of West Summarizing Rabin’s talks here with In a five-page statement published in the including three who collapsed trying to ing on their own activities or forms are necessary to prevent a Th budget,’’ Sasala said Tuesday. teacher. Hartford. Vice Chairwoman Ar- President R eag^, Vice President George left-wing Athens afternoon daily Ethnos, save co-workers, and injured 20 others. WATERBURY — Restrictions on library congratulating the chamber on repeat of the abuses of power that Also among the 63 Connecticut line Bidwell of Simsbury and Bush and top administration officials, the November 17 said it would attack more The Bastian Plating Co. plant remained aliet borrowing privileges for residents of group its conduct of the discussion. mar much of the country’s past. Close-caption newscasts delegates heading to Georgia for Connecticut’s three members of White House said Tuesday that the U.S. Americans “ until the last Turkish soldier closed today after air samples showed 5 2 illeg Jail term shortened The changes are the latest in a homes have been lifted by the Waterbury Except for Gorbachev’s open­ the July 18-21 convention are a the Democratic National Com­ government “ reaffirmed America’s leaves Cyprus and the last American parts per million of cyanide fumes near the ing speech, which was televised series of proposals he has made year WEST HARTFORD - Hartford Library Board of Agents in what some HARTFORD — A man committed to 10 senator, a mayor, some state commitment to Israel’s security.” tank where the workers died Tuesday. television station WFSB-TV will mittee; John J. Flynn of Avon, i soldier leaves our country. ” live, the delegates are meeting since coming to power three be ol activists are labeling a victory fo the years in state mental hospitals for a fatal legislators, several union offi­ Mary Sullivan of Greenwich and close-caption newscasts for the deaf and behind closed doors. Only state- years ago. U.S. disabled. stabbing should have been credited for the cials, a couple of lawyers, a city Peter G. Kelly of Hartford. hearing impaired starting Tuesday, The board Tuesday revoked a verbal 10 months he spent in prison awaiting trial. council president, a graduate here station officials said. Almost every delegate pre­ policy that said videocassettes, films or art the state Appellate Court has ruled. student and an ordained Baptist dicted the Democrats would All Barry Barth, vice president and general bishop. prints could not be taken out of the library In a decision released earlir this week, carry Connecticut this year. A Prosecutors aim to take Teamsters ‘back from the Mafia’ the 1. manager of the station, estimated Tuesday by group home residents unless they first the three-judge panel said a Superior Court They were selected through a few said that question was a for VC expenditures of union funds or that there are 200,000 deaf or hearing displayed written permission from home judge in Middletown erred in denying a strict affirmative action plan toss-iip. NEW YORK (AP) - Federal tal, where he was in. serious made “ a devil’s pact” with the victed; David Beck for embezzle­ former member as individuals; 9 deny impaired people in the station's viewing officials. designed to include men and prosecutors launched a “ surgi­ condition today. Presser suffers Mafia, insuring the elections of ment; James “ Jimmy” Hoffa for 26 alleged members or associates destroying union records. The request by the man’s attorneys to subtract If the Democrats do win Con­ area. women, old and young, black and cal” strike against the nation’s from brain tumors. top officers, including Presser obstructing justice and mail of the Mafia; and the mob’s ruling order also banned the 25 pre­ real! Members of the Greater Waterbury time he spent in confinement from his term necticut, it’ll be the first time With closed-captioning, scripts that white and Hispanic. largest labor union, announcing a U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani and his predecessor, Roy fraud, and Williams for trying to “ Commission” as a group. viously convicted mob defend­ With Consumer Action Forum, an advocacy of commitment. since 1968, when Hubert H. reporters and anchor people use are fed The oldest is 73. The youngest is racketeering lawsuit to break the stressed that “ this lawsuit is not Williams. bribe a U.S. senator. Twenty-five of those 26 defend­ ants from participating in union inevi group, staged a protest of the policy The 10 years were up in April, but a Humphrey was running against 24. There are 32 men and 31 Mafia’s alleged domination of the in any sense an attack on trade ants have been convicted of affairs. into the station’s computer system and outside the library on Saturday. Superior Court judge in Hartford decided Richard M. Nixon. Organized crime "has deprived The government wants a fed­ anyo Teamsters. ■ Teamsters-related crimes such appear along the bottom of the screen, The policy had been deemed to keep the man. John Franklin, in state women. Forty-seven are white, 13 unionism or on the many, many union members of their rights eral judge to remove from office A hearing is scheduled for are black and three are Hispanic. One Jackson delegate, Carol Spokesmen for the 1.6 million- as labor peace extortion, embez­ similar to subtitles in movies. discriminatory by the city’s corporation hospitals until he could prove himself sane. Teamsters who are honest, hard­ through a pattern of racketeering any Teamsters officers found to Tuesday. There is a mix of Catholics. Smith-Jestin of Hartford, said the member union called the civil working people.” that includes 20 murders, a have violated federal racketeer­ zling union funds or taking labor Protestants and Jews, according Democrats would carry Connec­ racketeering suit “ a vicious “ We are not seeking overall number of shootings, bombings, ing laws. It also seeks appoint­ payoffs. The board consists of Prosecutors have used the to a survey of the delegation ticut only if Jackson is on the anti-labor attack” and said alle­ control of the Teamsters union,” beatings, a campaign of fear, ment of a union trustee to ensure Presser; Weldon Mathis, the federal racketeering laws to conducted this month by The ticket, either as the presidential gations of ties to organized crime Giuliani said. ’ ’This is a use of the extortion and theft and misuses of fair union ejections. secretary-treasurer and acting uproot corruption in union locals Associated Press. or vice presidential nominee. were “ pure myth.” racketeering statute in a surgical union funds,” Giuliani said. Named as defendants were; the president; and 16 vice presidents. and businesses, but it was the Towns walk the line to settle dispute As a result of Connecticut’s Dukakis delegate Jeffrey Pe­ Hours after the lawsuit was way to attempt to take back from Court papers noted that four of International Brotherhood of Judge David N. Edelstein first time the Racketeer- March primary, there are 36 ters of Ridgefield noted that filed Tuesday here. Teamsters the Mafia the Teamsters union.” the last five Teamsters presi­ Teamsters; its general executive granted the government a tem­ Influenced Corrupt Organiza­ ASHFORD (AP) — Instead of The poet Robert Frost immor­ cials have relied on markers over land records, including a delegates pledged to Michael Connecticut is one of the states president was The U.S. District Court lawsuit dents have faced federal felony board as a group; the executive porary restraining order that tions Act was used against an shelling out thousands of dollars talized the annual ritual among placed in 1916 that create a slight 1726 map stored in Willington’s Dukakis and 16 pledged to Jesse Vice President George Bush, the readmitted to a Cleveland hospi­ charged that Teamsters leaders charges and three were con­ board’s 18 members and one bars the board from making large entire union. for a surveyor to settle a farmers in his poem “ Mending jog in the line. vault. The map appeared to show Jackson. Therearealso 11 “ super GOP presidential nominee-to-be, longstanding border dispute, the Wall.” Connecticut statute once The crooked line was used for a straight line in the disputed delegates” who are officially calls home and is also next door to towns of Ashford and Willington required that officials from year$ in countless deeds and area and the panel eventually unpledged, but all of whom have Massachusetts. plan to resort to an old New neighboring towns also walk the other official documents, appar­ concluded that “ the line has publicly announced their support For those reasons, Peters said, Meese uses FBI plane and won’t say why England tradition; walking the line every 10 years to maintain ently without argument from always been and should remain a for Dukakis. it would be a toss-up. Bush grew, •>' id line. boundaries, said Albert Fitzback either town. straight line.” The super delegates are people up in Connecticut and went to WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ travel may have violated Presi­ agencies could be put to better tween June 3. 1986, and May 11, ONE DAY ONLY After local officials balked at of Putnam, a surveyor and But in 1985, Ashford ordered an The panel suggested the towns such as Gov. William A. O’Neill; Yale; some of his fam ily gressional investigators have dent Reagan’s mandate to fly on use in the war on drugs. 1987, Meese used an FBI aircraft the $40,000 cost for a land survey, member of the court-appointed, i aerial survey of the town as part pay for a survey to set the border Sen. Christopher J. Dodd; Reps. members still live in the state. learned that Attorney General commercial airlines when it is Instead of the FBI aircraft logs, 40 times, compared to 37 trips for JUNE 30th an arbitration panel suggested three-member arbitration panel. of a property revaluation and once and for all, but local officials Edwin Meese III is a frequent cheaper for taxpayers. GAO was given a summary that all other FBI and Justice offi­ I they resort to the method used for Ashford, which measures 40 reverted to the straight-line cringed at the thought of spending flier on FBI executive aircraft, At English’s request, the Gen­ provided details about aircraft cials, according to a committee 9AM - 9PM centuries by New England (Square miies in northeastern boi'der. thereby claiming the $40,000 for it and asked if there NEED SOME EXTRA ' but the bureau won’t say where he eral Accounting Office, the inves­ use by FBI and other Justice staffer who spoke on condition of farmers to re-establish property Connecticut, was incorporated in 20-acre wedge as its own. The new was any other way, Faulkner goes or what he does. tigative wing of Congress, asked Department officials but only anonymity. lines each spring after winter 1714 and today has 3,400 resi­ line straddles about a dozen said. Rep. Glenn English, D-Okla., the FBI to supply flight logs dates and the notation “ USAG” OFF weather demolished sections of dents. Wiilington. a town of 35 properties and some residents Douglas Vonasek, who is now SPENDING MONEY!! who is directing an inquiry into showing where its aircraft had for Meese. During this same period, FBI v\ the stone fences dividing their square miies with 5,000 residents, are now receiving tax bills from paying taxes to Ashford and Newspaper routes available in your area... Meese’s use of FBI aircraft, says flown and who had been aboard. The entire document was Director William Webster used ORIGINAL PRICES fields. was incorporated 13 years later. both towns. Willington on his 18 acres of land, Arnott Rd...... all the secrecy raises concern that The request was part of a larger stamped “ classified,” keeping it the aircraft only six times, one of Iti The three selectmen from each East Center St...... 25-209 (ado Dairy farming is the principal The towns went to court over said he doesn’t care which town Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 the administration may be trying review by the English-chaired from public view. them a joint trip with Meese, migh town tentatively plan to walk industry in both towns. the issue last year and a Superior his property ends up in, as long as East Middle Tpk. ...604-674»« Alton St. Sooth...... all “ to keep embarrassing informa­ Government Operations subcom­ The report showed that be­ according to the staffer. consi about 20 acres of disputed iand on At issue is an eight-mile long, Court judge appointed the arbi­ it’s only in one of them. 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He Natic CHANGES AND TRY TO WIN A DRAW­ 43 Dali Street bindi ING FOR DINNER FOR 2 AT CAVEYS, SEA FOOD recip MANCHESTBl muti Q uality women'o clothing SERVING THE OVER 30VE*nS 501 West MiddUTpke. 165 Storrs Road ACROSS THE STREET. Manchesler. CT WiUimantic, CT self-f 649-9937 adeq time indei > — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 29, W MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 29, Iggg — 7 1 8 • - OPINION FOCUS Restricting Training course wiii heip improve iifestyie I p e o p l e b u iw DEAR MR. ROSS: mm (flue ms Jack battered women. person to watch the kids for a few ® AC%ICEP SXtfm BUNK CHECK Can you help me? I’m a A law enforcement officer recom­ days. Perhaps I’d do some window Kennedy becomes mother Anderson 48-year-old diabetic. mended it and said the agency would shopping, take long walks like I used graduation able To penetrate UNPETecTEP Four years ago, I was provide emotional support when I to or Just sit around in the park and NEW YORK - iaid off from myjob. My Thanks need it. I hope you can help me and feed the ducks in the pond. Caroline Kennedy PEEP INTO PENTAGON age and iiiness have A Million thanks for listening. That’s all I ask — Just a little peace Schlossberg has ®oss graft made it extremeiy diffi- MRS. B.A. and quiet. cuit to find empioy- become a mother, rowdiness 20,000 TbN Percy Ross DELUTH, MINN. TIRED GRANDPA and she and her ment. I knew I had to SACRAMENTO, CALIF. husband, Edwin GREEp-fevfEREp make an aii-out winning DEAR MRS. A.: Well. I’m still effort or eise I was going Schlossberg, have There will always a certain amount of BRIBE s w e e p e r Lot of talk, listening, because I’d like to hear why named their to be ieft in the dust. I you have to pay your mother $500 whooping at high school graduations, and no DEAR GRANDPA: After review­ daughter after the started with aduit basic education and from the depths of despair. before leaving your violent spouse. ing your letter, my editor quickly set of rules worked out by a committee will got my G.E.D. Then I Joined a job club Yours is a straighforward case. A I don’t see where one has anything 97-year-old reminded me what happened the last Kennedy-clan ma- ever guarantee that no graduate or spectator and finaliy got empioyment as a helping hand from my end will to do with the other. If you’re in a time I granted someone a few mental little action security officer. triarch. Rose at a graduation exercise is going to act improve your overall quality of life. threatening situation, by all means do health days. I received an onslaught ® Justice p ep t. Kennedy. Today I’m employed by a security And you know why? Not because I something about it. Removing your­ of mail berating me for spending my inappropriately. company and make $3.50 an hour. Out Rose Kennedy Disturbed by what they consider rowdy ® T-4-7 SELF'JAMMING personally helped you, but because self from this environment would be a money on such a frivolous request. of my wages comes rent, telephone, you’re willing to work to help yourself. good place to start. I told Miss Webber to heck with Schlossberg was behavior during the Manchester High School «OLP BoY’^ FRAUP in drug war car payments, uniforms, doctor bills, born at 3; 30 a.m. Yes, sir, this is a natural happening However, waiting for me to pay those people — man doesn’t live by medicine and needles. This is not Saturday at the graduation exercises this year, Manchester ARMoREP PFT e c T io N in my book. ..my check is as good as in your mother — and for what I don’t bread alone. So my check to provide complaining — just stating the facts. N e w York school officials want to set up a committee of classiFiep WASHINGTON — A confidential memo your pocket! know — sounds like you’re looking for you with a few days of peace and quiet students, parents, school administrators and RAPAR commissioned by Gov. Michael Dukakis suggests However, due to new regulations, I excuses to stay in a bad situation, is on the way. Hospital-Cornell that Vice President George Bush’s eight years as must have 120 hours of Ohio Peace DEAR MR. ROSS: I have a problem rather than change it. Sorry, but I Medical Center, members of the Board of Education to set up PbCUMENT Officer training to the tune of ^50. drug czar of the Reagan administration were I can’t handle on my own anymore. don’t see where my $500 will help you. Caroline Kennedy and weighed in at 7 some guidelines for conduct during CARRIER After compietion, I would make ^ an It’s my husband — he has a very pounds, 12 ounces. window dressing. hour, so it’s a good investment. commencement exercises. The 16-page memo was secretly prepared for destructive, violent temper. Dishes DEAR MR. ROSS: I don’t usually said Nancy Tuckerman, a famiiy It’s not exactly like an option though and furniture have been thrown and go around asking for help, but this is a A committee with such broad Dukakis by one of Congress’ top oversight experts Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross spokeswoman. — I’ll lose my present job if I don’t get broken,. Doors have been punched in, very special request. For more than a representation may be able to come up with on anti-drug programs. Rep. Glenn English, is Internationally known for his Mother and baby are doing fine, Ms. the training. I have so many other windows knocked out, and my child­ year. I’ve spent most of my time philanthropic works and likes to some standards that are acceptable to the D-Okla. It cites example after example in which Tuckerman said Tuesday. It’s the first Open Forum bills to pay, and so little to pay them ren’s toys destroyed. taking care of my daughter’s two encourage others to help solve prob­ understandably exuberant graduates and the rhetoric of Bush and the administration was grandchild for Ms. Kennedy’s mother, with. Again I ask — can you help? He refuses to go for counseling. He’s children, ages 4 years and 21 months. lems for those In need. Write to Percy Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. those who are interested in preserving the never backed up by results. MR. C.C. never hurt me or the kids physically, My daughter works a full-time plus Ross in care of Manchester Herald, dignity of the occasion. We have many wonderful legi.sla- conversation with Joseph Hachey Reagan repeatedly created anti-drug programs RICHMOND, IND. but emotionally I can’t handle it a part-time job. They’re both low P.O. Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. One of the first things such a committee Political games tors but the power of a few that he is an interested citizen for Bush to oversee, but English’s investigation anymore. I’d appreciate $500 to pay paying jobs, so there isn’t much left 55435. Include a telephone number if Big barriers found outweighs society’s intere.st and intent upondoinga good job for the found little substantive action. DEAR MR. C.: Granting your my mother back. Then I’ll be able to after paying the rent, groceries, you wish. All letters sent to Ross are should agree on is an early decision on hinder our safety request will probably be the easiest FULLERTON, Calif. - There are big safety.Iknowof only two powerful town of Manchester. Mr. Hachey For example, in a speech on Feb. 16,1982, Bush . get the kids out of this environment — children’s needs, and so on. read. Only a few are answered in this whether the exercise will be held outdoors or urged greater cooperation with the government of thing I’ll do today. To start with, barriers in the way of little people who want to leaders. Sen. Avallone and Rep. assured me that there would be some place where we’li feel safe. My I daydream a lot, wishing I had column, although others may he indoors and a quick way to move indoors when To the Editor: the Bahamas to combat drug-smuggling activities you’re not asking me to bail you out enough money to hire a reliable get into show business, says actor Billy Barty, Tulisano. who strongly oppose it; ample opportunity for various intent is to go to the local agency for acknowledged privately. there. One year later. English’s oversight a 3-foot-9 entertainer who co-stars in the the weather requires it. The "administrative per .se” two votes, yet they have control. interest groups to express their subcommittee asked the^ate Department a movie “ Willow.” And when the ceremony is planned, the license suspension bill became a They win and innocent lives are ideas before the committee. simple question about the cooperation promised by “ How many little people do commercials?” assumption should be that it will be short party issue when Rep. Robert allowed to be maimed, killed or While such negative articles Bush; What had happened? he asked Monday during the opening of a Billy enough to be held in the indoor heat. Farr, a Republican, proposed a destroyed. -Why? Connecticut may make more interesting ‘Esquire’ is matter of rank A bit sheepishly, the State Department was Barty Foundation branch here. “ We don’t do petition drive to call a special lacks the leadership to stop these reading, they do a great dis.ser- The recent MHS graduation was delayed 45 forced to report that the cooperation included the Dr. G ott commercials. But we can squeeze the session to bring his proven and games; our legislators have all vice to tho.se parties who are minutes because it was necessary to move it following equipment provided to the Bahamian Charmin. We use soap. We use toothpaste,” he effective bill forward. their other issues hanging over genuinely concerned about the indoors. government; Peter Gott, M.D. said. It’s important for the public to theirheadsand ifthey voteforthis availability of quality day care. in Engiand, of iaw in U.S. ■ Twelve radios that dated back to the Korean Barty, 63, has used his size as the basis of his That delay no doubt contributed to the know that the political games are they will lo.se the others. War. Only one worked. jokes for years. impatience of graduates and, perhaps, some hindering our safety and lives. In our whole state we have no Carole Kirby ■ A 40-year-old plane to which the Bahamians DEAR DEAR MR. ODELL: (Any During his appearance Monday, he picked of the guests, who did not give graduation This bill is law in 23 states, proven one to put an end to their games. Past Co-president said, “ Thanks, but no thanks.” ABBY: I feel relation to “ Digger” ? You’re up a telephone and asked for the “ short speakers the respect the occasion demanded. to be constitutional in Minnesota. Whatever happened to demo­ Family Day Care ^ovlders ■ Three boats that were too slow for chasing sure that you pretty adept with “ digs.” ) distance” operator. When he talked about his Missouri. Indiana and Delaware. cracy and representation of the Association, Manchester Area drug smugglers and couldn’t be used on the open often run' let­ I make enough “ legitimate” 4-foot-3 wife, Shirley, he joked that he had It serves due process and it gives public? DWI is not just RID’s water between islands. ters containing mistakes without knowingly pub­ married “ a tall girl.” everyone the freedom of our problem, il’severyone’sproblem. Dear Abby ■ Two Huey helicopters that could not be flown See specialist information lishing incorrect statements in The non-profit Billy Barty Foundation, roads, RID of the drunken driver No one is immune from their you know to be Amnesty for aliens Time for change over water, were too slow for a chase and had an Abigail Van Buren order to stimulate mail. based in North Hollywood, provides money for because of its swift and certain de.struction. One out of every two incorrect just Mr. Rogers is an Englishman. inadequate fuel capability. medical research, provides family counseling actions through the Motor Vehicle people will be affected by the in traffic iights to stimulate In his country “ Esq.” signifies fair, compassionate Other promises were broken or produced about blisters and helps short people find jobs and live Department, instead of in the drunken driver within their life­ mail. After all, rank. In the United States, it disappointing results. The Defense Department independently. courts where the manipulation of time, yet one out of about 2.000 To the Editor: DEAR DR. GO’TT: I have been getting blisters on responses to means attorney-at-law and app­ promised in May 1982 to give drug enforcement The law allowing amnesty for certain illegal the facts and technicalities take drunken drivers are even ar­ the edges of my eyelids for years, and lately they such items do lies to either gender. units radar data from a facility on Cudjoe Key, aliens is both fair and compassionate. Those the place of justice. rested. Why? The time has come to make a have been getting worse. Now I’m noticing them on serve to demonstrate that your attorney. Surely you are aware I was not aware that “ Esq.” Shirt amuses Meese illegals who have worked and paid taxes for Isn’t it about time the drunken change at the Center similar to Fla.. and to build another radar facility for the my 3-year-old son. What are they and what can I do column has a large readership. that all the attorneys in the applies to a women as well as In the first six months Oregon drug war. But by August, according to English’s WASHINGTON years here are being allowed to stay and will reduced fatalities by 7.6 percent. drivers lo.se their licen.se instead what was done at Broad and about them? For example, in today’s co­ United States, male and female, report, the Pentagon had to admit it was woefully — Attorney Gen­ In the first year North Dakota of theirlivesorours? Isn’titabout Center streets. lumn, some guy by the name of are addressed in writing as DEAR ABBY: I sent away for be offered, over time, the opportunity to earn behind schedule. It took until January for the Air DEAR READER: From the information given, I Dale Evan Rogers said that no your booklet, “ How to Have a eral Edwin Meese reduced its fatalities by 37 timeourlegislatorscanbe freed of Five seconds should be added to “ Esq.” I cannot imagine that you U.S. citizenship. Only those who have com e Force to begin passing radar data to the Customs am unable to diagnose the condition that you female could sign her name did not know that. Lovely Wedding,” and it arrived III, in a glancing percent. Oklahoma reduced fatal­ the political pressures that they the north-south and east-west here recently won’t be permitted to stay. Service from Cudjoe Key — seven months late, at a • describe. Various viral skin afflictions come “ Esq.” Perhaps neither you nor CHARLES IRVIN ODELL. today. I started to read it and comment on his ities by 30 percent: Iowa and have to face in order to .serve their traffic. It will cut down on the Although some employers grumble about low reliability rate. And that was only after immediately to mind as a diagnosis in any person Mr. Rogers ever employed an WESTMONT, ILL. didn’t put it down until I finished legal difficulties, Indiana had the fewest fatalities people? number of people going through the law’s demands, it's a small price to pay red lights and will ease the traffic English’s subcommittee called a hearing to find out with recurrent crops of skin blisters, yet this must the last word, believe me. joked that the in 40yearsand Minne.sota reduced if the promised radar coverage was being be substantiated by medical examination and I am being very honest when I young bicycle mes­ for winning back control of our borders. And drunkendriversaftermidnight by Nancy Ricci flow. delivered, the memo says. testing. I suggest that you make an appointment for say I learned a lot from it and I’ll senger who tried to denying aliens the opportunity to work is 60 percent. State President Also, the bus stop by the post office should be moved closer to English and his investigators were unimpressed ' you and your son with an ophthalmologist at a time Data Bank soon be 65 years old. I’ve been enter the Justice really the only way to staunch the flow. "The public should ask' their Remove Intoxicated Drivers Wadsworth Street as the present with another Bush project, the National Narcotics when the blisters are present. This way, you may be married twice. Both my hus­ Department wear­ legislators who are listed in the Wallingford able to discover a cause for the blisters. bands are deceased and I’m still Without enforcement our borders will stop doesn’t allow traffic heading Border Interdiction System (NNBIS), which began ing a “ Meese is a inevitably begin hemorrhaging anew. Docs blue pages of their phone books, in March 1983. NNBIS was supposed to coordinate looking! Pig” T-shirt didn’t why can’t our state receive the north to pass when a bus is DEAR DR. GOTT: In a recent column you gave I sent for your booklet on anyone really want that? anti-drug efforts with many agencies, but its bother him a bit. present. some advice to a woman who wanted to pay for a weddings because Greg, my benefits and effectiveness of actions were redundant. NNBIS apparently had to WORLD POPULATION “ I have no Negative story friend’s liver transplant, and you said that youngest grandson, is getting “ administrative per se?” They interest, by the — The Evening Express, Portland, Maine Jack Lappen take credit for the work of others to prove its own Medicare or the hospital would pick up the bill. married to a local girl from a very should urge them to sign the was disservice importance. How it grows way, in any petitions and register it with the 66 Haystack Road Surely you jest! Two hospitals told us to raise nice family and I thought maybe The memo refers to a non-partisan report by the J company that ma­ .secretary of the state Time is To the Editor: Manchester $200,000 up front before they would even consider there would be some good infor­ General Accounting Office, which investigated nufactures T- running out; they have to be my son for a transplant. He was already on mation for both sides of the NNBIS’ claims aobut the role it played in 11 cases Medicare, hut our state only allows 12 days it ..,, -4-», V family. I was right. This will shirts,” the attor- received by July 1, By waiting Nancy Pappas’ first article on where airborne drug smugglers were caught. The n e y general another year our state, according the newly formed day-care study Letters to the editor hospitalization a year. So please be a little more answer a lot of questions about Edwin Meese III GAO repoorted that: wedding etiquette. I promise you quipped to repor­ to the Insurance Institute for group was concise and informa­ Letters should be brief and to realistic in your advice. -1 “ '. ■ In one case, the only job of NNBIS was to move it will be read by all concerned ters Tuesday. Highway Safety, willbecondemn­ tive. How disappointing she could the point. They should be typed or lAtiUK^USt the narcotics that were seized. DEAR READER: Fair point. I should have and I’m sure they will be just as The messenger, Christopher Stalvey, was ing at least if not more than 30 not stick to the factsa second time. neatly handwritten, and. for ease 6,122 ■ NNBIS took credit for another operation that mentioned the tremendous variation from state to pleased with it as 1.1 recommend barred at the door when he made the attempt I ' K m innocent peopletotheirdeathsby It is upsetting to be credited with in editing, should be double­ had been planned months before NNBIS existed. state with respect to medical reimbursement. 5,246 it for all future brides, grooms recently, but Meese recalled, “ As soon as the DWI and the injuries willcontinue statements one never made and spaced. Letters must be signed ■ Customs and Drug Enforcement Agency There are some government-funded medical plans and their families. matter came to me, I said, ‘Let him come HOT to rise. '' quoted on others taken out of with name, address and daytime 4,837 people did the bulk of the work for two drug that would pay a major part of the enormous cost of 4,450 If you want to publish this, you in.’... I thought it was pretty funny myself.” context. But it took real original­ W0WH 6 No DWI legislation hascomeout telephone number (for seizures that NNBIS includes in its portfolio of organ transplantation; on the other hand, many have my permission, and you The attorney general has been the target of of the Capitol since the 1985-86 ity to turn simple conversations verification). wins. state/federal agencies would not. The pattern of k3,693 may use my name. I’ve been a an investigation into whether he lobbied for a into an inflammatory headline The Herald reserves the right session. Why? In two years our ■ One seizure for Which NNBIS claimed credit coverage is inconsistent. J 3,019 Dear Abby reader most of my defense contractor, but has not been charged. state officials did nothing to RID and a front-page story. to edit letters in the interests of came about because of a tip from an informant six Many hospitals do require that funds be raised in adult life. our roads of the drunken driver It was clear to me from my brevity, clarity and taste. months before Bush announced the formation of advance before a transplant will be done. However, MRS. LOREN M. BLACKWELL. HANFORD, CALIF. Roger Rabbit sequel seen I NNBIS I must add that hospitals and doctors do play a vital ■ Two cases for which NNBIS took credit role in the financing of organ transplants because most hospitals and doctors will, on a case-by-case, DEAR MRS. BLACKWELL: BURBANK, Calif. — Disney chief Michael resulted from routine Customs Service patrols. Population (milliona) ’ basis, perform charity work. Of course, this varies :__L__ ...... Thanks for thekind words about Eisner says he’s ready to hop into a sequel to ■ Another dealer was caught because of a radar my wedding booklet. I am pres­ the movie, “ Who Framed Roger Rabbit.” Welfare reform: Senate version is better from institution to institution. However, I continue 1950 1960 1970 1980 1985 1990* 1995* 2000* facility that pre-dated NNBIS. to believe that the U.S. health system is flexible ently in process of updating and Eisner told the Daily in English concluded thta NNBIS had projected It is ironic that the liberal goal of welfare reform stamps would be increased by $700 million in the enough to permit lifesaving and expensive treat­ expanding it. With so many more Tuesday’s editions that he would like to see “ accomplished some good (but) in practice might be achieved in the last months of the most House version. ment to be made available to appropriately blended families, times (and Roger return by the summer of 1991. NEA graphic conservative president since welfare was invented Another money issue is that the Senate bill (appeared) to have some difficulty living up to its screened needy patients. some of the rules) have changed. “ His enthusiasm has got us a little ahead of mission.” as part of the Social Security Act of 1935. "caps” the amount of funds that can be spent on where we are,” said Jeffrey Katzenberg, Credit must be given to Sen. Daniel Patrick Northern day care and job training to $500 million in the first chairman of Disney’s studio division. “ It’s too Threat to Jordan early to say that one is in set or in the works Moynihan, the indefatigable apostle on behalf of Perspective year. There is no such cap in the House bill. Investing in empty land: A risky business poor kids, who convinced President Nixon to Moynihan would like to see higher spending, too. The real casualty of the Palestinian uprising in (but) we’re going to try and not disappoint him.” support reform 20 years ago — only to see the bill Michael J. McManus But he has forged a bipartisan consensus by Israel may not be Israel at all. Intelligence reports lost in the Senate in a cross fire between liberals keeping costs down, and by putting new money in warn that the fired-up Paiestinians may mount an DEAR BRUCE: I You should realize that managing time that has passed since your action “ Roger,” a rare mix of animation and film and conservatives. job training and child care so women can get jobs aii-out rebellion not against Israei, but against have read a great many properties can be a very heavy began. Indeed, the wheels of justice of humans, topped the movie charts when it And this year his $2.8 billion bill passed by an — not new benefits. neighboring Jordan. books on real estate part-time or even a full-time proposi­ grind exceedingly slowly. This may opened last week. tion. Given the amount of money you astonishing 93-3 margin in the Senate. One problem 2. Welfare is not given in half the states except to Sixty percent of Jordan’s people are investment and would be the normal time frame for matters can earn using your medical skills, of this kind. is that the House version costs $7.1 billion, and was A second innovation common to both bills is single-parent families. The others have an Palestinians, and they have chafed under the rule like to get into the Smart Money you may find that the time involved Before you dismiss the attorney you Casinos count winnings pushed through by Democrats with very few tough provision to get the absent parent to “ unemployment parent” (UP) rule to aid of the Hashemite royal family. King Hussein has business. I make a very good living as a physi­ does not justify playing the game, should sit down with him and find out Republican votes. The president was threatening to contribute child support. At present, only half of two-parent families if the wage earner is taken pains to court Palestinians, and he probably Bruce Williams ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - The Mike considered long-term jobless. Both the House and has the support of the majority. But a militant cian, and I want to put unless you hire someone to handle the precisely what he has done, why so veto even the Senate bill until it added work the 8 million kids being brought up by women alone properties. Tyson-Michael Spinks title fight may have Senate bills mandate a UP program to help keep miniroty would prefer to be ruled by their own the money that I’m much time has passed, and what his requirements for recipients — not in the House bill. get any child support. And the 2 million getting full prognosis is in regard to the settle­ been short, but casinos are still counting their families together. (Iowa and Washington State had Palestine Liberation Organization. earning to some good ’Thus, the danger is that ideologues of the left and support receive only $100 a month on average. DEAR BRUCE: We’ve been in­ ment of the suit. In the event that you winnings, and one owner even publicly UP programs, but dropped them a few years ago. The PLO commanders know they would have a use. right will fight and children will lose again. If the “ New York City does not even collect the Social There’s a great deal volved in litigation for almost three are still unhappy, I would make your thanked a competitor; Donald Trump, who Within a year, a third of the families who had been hard time overthrowing Israel, but feel they could bill looks like the House version, a presidential veto Security numbers of the fathers although those of undeveloped real estate available undeveloped land is still taxed, must years, and we are very dissatisfied attorney aware of this and ask put on the bout. is certain. fathers are well known. We have to send the right thrown off the rolls were back on, with a spark an uprising in Jordan. Our intelligence here in Denver. But I’m sure you be insured, and rarely reproduces with the way our attorney is handling precisely what it would cost for you to Trump’s casino reaped the big bucks, but On the other hand, the more the final bill looks moral signal,” says Moynihan, who was abandoned disappeared father. Both states reinstated UP.) sources say King Hussein, aware.of the danger, has understand that many people in our income — timber and minerals being the matter, which is on a contingency buy him out. others collected healthy profits by simply like Moynihan’s. the greater are the odds that it by his own father. However, the Senate version imposes a White put his security forces on the alert and has locked area are resistant to development. the exception. basis. Is it proper to fire him and hire You are entitled to a detailed buying a section of seats for their own high will bain bipartisan House support and become The new bill requires the identification of fathers House-demanded restriction that would require up dozens of PLO activists. Buying undeveloped land can be a Given that, successfully investing someone else, even though the lawsuit explanation of his fees, including his rollers and by selling their rooms to overflow veto-proof. at a child’s birth — with blood tests, if necessary, to one parent to work 16 hours a week to get aid. That bit risky because the development . in it requires a high degree of is well under way? hourly rate and bow the rate was crowds. The bills are the same in two important respects: establish paternity, affixing the Social Security "sounds reasonable, but states have had a bad costs can exceed the possible profits, sophistication and more than a little D.N.. WENATCHEE. WASH. developed. But the attorney is, in turn, In fact, the impact of Monday’s fight, which "W e’re going to take a payments program with a numbers to the birth certificate, and automatic experience” running job-creation programs, says not to mention the aggravation bit of luck. While I have no quarrel entitled to be paid for his efforts so far. Tyson won in 91 seconds with a knockout, was Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton, former head of the with real estate investment, I would DEAR D.N.: A professional can be minoremphasison jobs, and create a jobs program wage withholding for child support. Washington fHaiirliPstrrt Hrrali'i involved in securing subdivisions, enough to prompt Del Webb’s Claridge Casino in which the income supplement is assumed to be will pick up this administration cost. National Governors Association. Young mothers utilities, etc. give very careful consideration to also fired by the client under most Hotel to splurge on a full-page advertisement Founded In 1681 temporary,” says Moynihan. Those steps will do more to cut illegitimacy than who have never worked may need such jobs — not Considering these things, would you buying Improved properties — that is. circumstances, but you should be in The (Atlantic City) Press that ran the day He says a key element was first proposed by the a'month of sermons. those who’ve been laid off. 'They usually just need PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publltiwf encourage me to buy undeveloped single-family, multi-family and aware that in the event that you do fire Bruce Williams, America’s top after the extravaganza. National Governors Association that features “ a However, differences between the House and training. OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Edllof land with the idea that in 20130 years apartment houses, commercial en­ the attorney, he will be entitled to his radio talk host, is heard each “ We may be the smallest house in town — ...... Executive Editor regular hourly fees for the work that binding contractual agreement between the Senate bills are profound; These differences need to be ironed out. As DOUOLAS A BEVINS...... this property could be extraordinarily deavors, etc. — to contrast with the weeknight on NBC stations. His but we’re big enough to know that when MARIE P GRADY...... City EdHor undeveloped land. he completed for you during the last column appears every Monday, Wed­ recipient and the government which assigns clear, 1. Benefits would increase in the House bill, but Clinton puts it: ” We want to turn the welfare ...... Aeeoclete Editor valuable? someone has the guts and vision to do ALEXANPER GIRELLI...... While it may be fun to own some three years. This could be a substan­ nesday and Friday. Write to Williams mutual obligations: the client to strive for not the Senate bill. At present, a state like Alabama system on its head. Instead of an income A READER IN DENVER something that benefits all of us, recognition is ...... Adveflltlng Director rural acres, you misht want them to tial amount of money. in care of the Herald, P.O. Box 591, self-sufficiency and the government to provide gives only about $1.30 a day per person. To maintenance program with only 1 percent spent on DENISE A ROBERTS...... in order,” the ad read. “ So thanks, Mr. JEANNE Q FROMERTH...... BuBlntM Min»g«r make up only part of your portfolio, You didn’t say why you wanted the Manchester 06(M0. Letters of general education, we will put people on a path of DEAR READER: In the trade, Trump.” adequate support services to a designated period of encourage a more humane standard, the federal SHELDON COHEN...... Composing Mansgor undeveloped land is called an alliga­ putting the bulk of your money into attorney dismissed. It may be that interest will be answered in the independence, giving them money to live on during ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Prosirqom Managor time as the client moves toward economic government would pay for up to 90 percent of the tor. The reason: It eats. That is. income-producing properties. you're frustrated with the amount of column. independence” increase in benefits. Cost: $1.2 billion. Also, food training.” MANCHESTER'HERALD, Wednesday, June 29, 1988 - $ S — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 29. 1968 ------.

MARKET REPORT Activity O Vf \t\9 pait 30 tfKinQ diyf U TC chief 'not aware’ real estate opportunities of any contract abuse I me III < doi ii HARTFORD (AP) - United Technolo­ 2,400 workers at the Pratt & Whitney plant the gies Corp.’s top executive has told in North Haven. featuring: Century 21 Epstein Realty bet ,ii company employees he is "not aware of "Consultants are not employees of the Century 21 Epstein Realty Poi misconduct on the part of UTC, its units or company,!’ Nixon said. “ I don’t think the DON’T the l|' i i i i i its employees" with regard to a nation­ company should be held liable for the 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 111! wide government investigation of wea­ actions of a few dishonest individuals." mu 543 North Mein 8t. m j 1.M0 pons procurement abuses. Henry E. Hudson, the U.S. attorney in Manehester 1 The statement, obtained by The Hart­ Alexandria, Va., who is leading the Looking for a way to own a beautiful LET THE net ford Courant and reported on in today’s massive investigation, has said he expects IMTVIN MALTY 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 piece of property in So. Windsor? off editions, is the first by UTC Chairman indictments on fraud and bribery charges Po BtWtFUTWTF MTWTFMTWTg MT asl n 8 ______i ______<<______»» Robert F. Daniell, and the strongest by the end of 1988. Each offlca indapandantly owned and operated. t NEXT defense of the company by any UTC Investigators with search warrants ms official, since the 2-year-old federal combed through records in the Washing­ dot investigation became public on June 14. ton office of Pratt & Whitney on June 14. 47 Ordway Drive HOME ien In public statements over the past two That office is part of a larger UTC aft BUSINESS weeks, UTC spokesmen have said only corporate office in the nation’s capital. Piked Reduced 'Best Bi»’ opt that the giant defense and industrial ’The same day, investigators in Connec­ fov 7lce^«?%aen reduced on thl» lo^elyS BUYER conglomerate was "cooperating with the ticut searched Norden offices in East bedroom homo on quiet cul-de-toc In con- ( CB T promotes Shonty investigation." Norwalk, Bridgeport and Trumbull. A day venleni■ • locotlon. L-thoped -""id familyIV room r o u i T i f pk O VtrillD O 15 Two of UTC’s divisions, Pratt & Whitney charming country kitchen, U.! Jeffrey L. later, the Shelton home of James E. dtck/otntrout ycird. and Norden Systems, were among more Rapinac, a Norden senior vice president SNEAK div Shonty of Man­ than a dozen military contractors whose for business development, also was Looking for A Ranch.... pO! chester has been property was searched by FBI and Navy searched. *142,S00 North Coyentry - Special Ranch In country setting, newly Pa promoted to as­ investigators. Federal officials have yet to unseal the appllanced tile kitchen, tile bath, great fenced yard. I sistant treasurer *104,900 • South Windsor - Well kept home - 3 bedrooms, 1V4 bathe, AWAY! The inquiry, which is also targeting warrant for the searches of Norden, a both first floor family room and rec room. Situated on a Charming Colonial 3 bedroom Farmhouse on over 2 acres of beautiful U.! at the Connecticut consultants and Pentagon officials, is Norwalk-based maker of airborne radar priyato lot with many fruit trees. land in South Windsor. All this plus a duplex to help you pay the api Bank and Trust looking into allegations that some consul­ systems and other military electronics. *109,000 • Manchester > Three bedrooms, completely tiled kitchen. the Co. Shonty is tants with close Pentagon ties used them pleasingly decorated through-out, finished rec room, deep mortgage. Perfect for in-law situation. Call today for details. <219,900. 1 responsible for to obtain illegal inside information on private yard. Advertise your listings herel the . Manchester - Hard to find 4 bedroom Ranch, 2 baths, * 100,000 ■ 10 processing transit defense contracts and to feed it to their attached 2 car garage, marvelous first floor family room, items and main­ clients. Bruedan plans extra large landscaped lot. Ps In his June 22 letter to 115,000 employees 543 N. Main St., Manchester thi taining funds from * 100,000 •. Manchester - Great home - great buy. Huge front to back transit sends. He across the nation, Daniell acknowledged to leave Bolton formal living room In this well built 3 bedroom Ranch. Century 21 Epstein Realty cii 643-2711 wh joined the bank in that some of the corporation’s businesses Manicured Jot In great neighborhood. 647-8895 do' *107,000- Manchester - Exceptional, Immacuate 3 bedroom home. All ask for Debbie poi 1985. arc under investigation. new appliances, large deck, and lovely lot. Enjoy country Shonty is a "Our involvement in this investigation BOLTON — The Bruedan Corp. will living In this pampered Ranch In a convenient area. < fic member of the apparently is tied primarily to consultants close its facility on Route 85 when a new. chi ■< IM 1 9 East Hartford with whom we have business relation­ larger building in South Windsor is > Ha Eiks Ciub. He ships," Daniell wrote. "The use of such opened, a company official said Tuesday. ag Pa holds a bachelor’s consultants by industry is not unusual or The company, which seiis and repairs improper.” golf carts, employs six to seven people in n S M i r die degree in manage­ Jeffrey Shonty The letter stated that any consultants Bolton, General Manager Fred Atwood REAL e s t a t e s e r v i c e s ment from Provi- UTC uses in doing business with the said. He said all employees will be dence College and has completed various government must agree, in writing, to retained when the South Windsor building 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 CBT-sponsored courses. adhere to UTC’s 2-year-old ethics code, opens. REAL ESTATE which spells out standards of behavior for Work on the South Windsor faciiity has MANCHESTER <164,900 the company. not started because of questions over an Immaculate five room two bath 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester Zuleski heads chapter home In move In condition. UTC remains committted to “ honest access road on the East Hartfoi^ town Included In sale are range, William J. Zuleski was recently elected and ethical business behavior.” Daniell line, said Scott Lowe, Bruedan’s Connecti­ refrigerator, new carpeting In president of the Hartford Chapter of the wrote. ’“ We are sensitive, as well, to the cut branch manager. kitchen, dining room and master Cit American Society of Chartered Life special public trust of which we are a part Asked what the current projection for an bedroom, all light fixtures and Condo opi Underwriters and Charter Financial when dealing with the U.S. government.” opening was, Lowe said, “ That I don’t window treatments. Beautiful Manchester - *95.900. no! oversized lot and excellent location Consultants. Without discussing specifics of the know.” Super for singles! PLUS CHFA & tod makes this home a real buy In FHA Approved too!! Large 2 bed­ Ca With more than 700 members locally, the investigation. Daniell spelled out the view Bruedan. whose headquarters is in todays market. Alex EIgner. room condo with each having it’s Hartford Chapter is the fifth largest chapter of of UTC management. Chester, N.Y., received approval In BOLTON - 8 Room Custom designed Contemp­ own full bath! Siiders to balcony, sta the American Society of CLU/ChFC in the "It is important to note that no charges March from South Windsor for a site plan orary Colonial. Spacious family room that opens pool, exercise room, sauna, secur­ me have been filed and that we are not aware of development for a new building off into a tasteful sun room, deluxe kitchen, oversized ity system! Complex is set back in the country. Immaculate 7 room. 3 bedroom Cape in family quiet wooded area!! Come take a ( of midconduct on the part of UTC. its units Burnham Street, said Marcia Banach, the MANCHESTER <229,500 dining room, elegant open foyer, with balcony look!! or its employees,” Daniell wrote. town’s planning director. Charming eight room Colonial neighborhood. Open and spacious floor plan, vinyl the Bailey retiring at Aetna He warned employees that. “ You will The plans call for a building of 11,200 located In prestigious Redwood stairway, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood and carpet sided. Newer roof, insulation and furnace. Very api undoubtedly continue to see news cover­ square feet on a 4.9-acre parcel. Banach Farms. Four bedrooms, 2H baths, floors, over 1 acre professionally landcscaped lot. private and nicely landscaped lot. <164,900.00. CC HARTFORD — William O. Bailey, former age of all the defense contractors said. The present facility in Bolton is about large eat-ln kitchen and 1st floor 1 <274,000. Tu president of Aetna Life & Casualty Co., will family room with raised hearth. Pri­ Ranch involved, including UTC, for many 3,000 square feet. vate deep lot end large deck for retire as vice chairman and director at the end months, as the investigation unfolds.” Lowe said that no action has been taken your summer enjoyment. Diane 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” East Hartford — <149,900 del of the year, the company announced. Employees are hoping the investigation on an application to the town of East Johnson. It's a beauty and much larger thf Bailey, who is 62, joined Aetna in 1954 as an than it looks! 1 year new Ranch, does not hurt UTC, said Walter L. Nixon Hartford for access to the street. U&R REALTY CO. STRAND REAL ESTATE with country kitchen, 3 bedrooms, eni assistant secretary in the company’s former III, president of Local 707 of the The number of employees at the South full basement, vinyl siding, tio casualty division and rose to become International Association of Machinists Windsor facility would be between 12 and *84 900 — Very nice three room Ranch style Condo tucked away 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT (g thermopane windows, located m 1 In a secluded but extremely convenient location. Pool ^ 643-2692 neighborhood of newer homes. the president for an 11-year period before and Aerospace Workers, which represents 15, Lowe said. and exercise facilities Incuded. Yolanda Carroll. CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLP”[ip^ becoming vice chairman. y^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor off Ronald E. Compton. 55, currently executive vice president in the company’s office of the How to figure your ‘basis’ — FREE HOME EVALUATION — am chairman, will become Aetna’s president and REALTY WORLD' cie a director of the company, effective July 1. Ca D.W.FISH (203) 845-7709 73 Waal Canlar SIraal Sa Bailey will serve as a consultant to Aetna on Fiano Realty Co. Commerclal-lnnstmenl Company Banoll/Frachalta Aaaoclalat Manchaaler. C T 06040 tort reform and other issues, the company on stock that is inherited be 1 said. OF/ h o m e s FO R SA LE WE &FT RESULTS QUESTION: I inherited 203 646-5200 is ! shares of bank stock. On thedate VERNON ^pivisioN OF THCMAS A. BeNOn^NTERPRISES" DO • Route 83, 6 acre Industrial Site, excellent for m EQUAL NOUtlNQ for Ads tout smokers’ clout of death of the relative who left it mini warehouaa/atoraga. Industrial Condo to me the stock’s price was listed MLS OFFORTUNITV pre NEW YORK — The nation's biggest tobacco use. in the newspapers as $34 per In vestors’ • 2 Acres In C-10 zone on Rt. 83 near Hart­ sai maker is touting the economic muscle of share. mann's Supermarket. 2,000 SF home with 1 COVENTRY■ MANCHESTER SPECIAL RANCH <159.000 EXCEPTIONAL DUPLEX smokers in a multimillion-dollar advertising Some years later, the stock G uide lExceptlonally well Insulated and maintenance tree Income apt. ori MANCHESTER <269,000 campaign, but a longtime critic faults the ads was split three-for-two, giving •197,000. exterior 5 room Ranch. 3 BR’s / 1'A baths, eat-ln TOLLAND Ce william A. Doyle kitchen, fireplaced L.R., 1 car garage. Lovely home In a Truly a special Duplex, 1 unit includes 2 baths, for failing to mention smoking’s costs. me lOl'A more shares. I pur­ Affordable New Construction 11x32' dan/llbrary, 3 bedrooms each. Home • 20 */— prime commercial acres on Rte 195 an !dealred area. The campaign is being sponsored by Philip chased a half-share to round out. This 1800 5q. ft. Contemporary will of* Justifies good income. Convenient to Just about adjacent to 1-84. PBD zoned. Potential uses ha Morris Magazine, published by Philip Morris but I can find no record of the fer 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a fireplace everything. Include cluster development, strip shopping thf and deck in private country Retting, and offices. M A N C H E S T E R *166,500 USA, which makes Marlboro, Virginia Slims price I paid for the half share. As l i U im minutes to 384. Well kept COLONIAL In picturesque neighborhood. Family room could and Merit cigarettes. a result of my inheritance, the stock split Assuming your daughter sells at a ELLINGTON double for 4th bedroom. Formal dining room. Enormous backyard. wa . The first ad, placed Tuesday in 19 daily and the half-share purchase. I now own 305 profit, her basis is $454.50 — 180 times • 3.5 Acres In Prime Industrial area abutting El- Easy access to schools and shopping. Move-In conditloni Call todayl of D.W.FISH llngton Airport. Property Includes sound newspapers across the country, carried the shares. $2,521/4. WINDSOR. *289,000 THE REALTY COMPANY 1800 Colonial with Commercial Potential. sts so a headline "$1 trillion is too much financial The bank is being merged and I will "It’s A 10!” receive cash for my shares. What figure do BOLTON sai power to ignore.” QUESTION: My uncle died on Tuesday. Impressive Contemporary in estab­ a 31 acres In exceltent location for potential The figure is based on findings from the I show for my “ basis” — cost for fax May 13, 1958. Knowing I would inherit lished neighborhood of fine homes. subdivision. Property also Includes historic polling concern Roper Organization, which purposes — when I report the capital gain some of his stocks, I kept copies of the New Open floor plan highlights plenty of 18th century Colonial w/aavaral outbuildings said it reflects the combined household by filing Schedule D with my 1988 Form York Herald-Tribune and New York well lit space. Beautifully landscaped ^ B e tte r tor possible horse term. income of the 55.8 million American smokers. 1040 federal income tax return? World-Telegram & Sun of that date, so I yard. W on’ t last long. Fiano Realty would have the cost basis of the stocks for 646-5200 FOR LEA SE ANSWER: Your basis most likely is MANCHESTER SOUTHFIELD OREEN •W9.M0 ELLINGTON tax purposes. Beautiful. Immaculate Townhouse Condo. 2^BH a / 2 A M A N C H E S TE R *169,900 $6,902 plus the price you paid for that a Rantal/Profesalonal Office space available in EB strike still possible I sold one of those stocks recently and COVENTRY - *145,500 hatha, skylight, oak cabinets In This 3 bedroom CAPE COD has full In-law facilities In back of house half-share. If you can’t come up with a Large unit overlooking pool and tennis court. 2 shopping centers on high traffic - Route S3. GROTON — The lines of communication unfolded those old newspapers to learn Inlaw or Income Potential Several sites available starting at 1400 SF at with a private entrance. Plenty of storage space. Lota of house tor the confirmation statement or other receipt of that stock’s price on the date of my uncle’s After a dip in the lake, enjoy the pri­ - POSSIBLE - Rent with option to buy. money! Call today! I remain open but there apparently is not much •9»«-*11“ aa. ft. that price, go to a public library and look death. 1 was surprised and greatly vate yard of this charming 4 bedroom he; left to say as members of the Metal Trades up the stock’s price at the time you bought disappointed to find different prices in two (^pe with a fieldstone fireplace and 2 9fnCCH9UM 243 Main Siraat, Manchostar, C T 06040 isi( Council prepare for a likely strike against the 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally »:00«:00 the half-share. papers. How can this be explained? car garage. Sat. 9:00«:00 (203) 646-7709 sei Electric Boat shipyard starting on Friday. In almost all cases, the basis for 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066______643-4616 me Negotiators from both the union and inherited property — including stock — is ANSWER: Because one was a morning ^Homework Is What We Do Best!” 'V mi management met again Tuesday at the the market value on the date the person newspaper, the other an afternoon nu Holiday Inn in New London, although little who left it died. The exception to this newspaper. > - was discussed, representatives said. general rule is when an alternative The “ Trib” was a morning paper. The sa “ The lines of communication are open,” valuation date is used to settle the estate. stock prices it carried were from the te said Neil D. Ruenzel, a spokesman for At $34 each, the 203 shares you inherited previous day. So its May 13. 1958, editions AN EAGER M Electric Boat, which makes the giant Trident had a basis of $6,902. The three-for-two listed May 12 prices. pli nuclear submarines and fast-attack subs. split gave you 101>A additional shares but The “ Telley,” where I worked for 15 ini “ Both sides met briefly Tuesday, but there didn’t change that basis. Your basis years until that great publication was un remained at $6,902 on 304‘A shares. You HOME BOYER ca was no conclusion.” merged out of business in 1966, was an MALLARD VIEW have to add the cost of the half-share you □latlnctlvt 7 room tUachtd NEW lownhouttt. 3 btdroomt, Joseph W. Messier, president of the MTC, afternoon paper. Its "Wall Street Final” CO bought to $6,902 to have an absolutely m baths, dtn. full battmant, appllanctt, carptt, flrtplict. said negotiations have essentially reached a and later editions carried closing New JUST LI8TED1 TWO FAMILY and garagtl •lOffa. NO MONTHLY ASSOC. FEES accurate basis on the 305 shares. Real Estate Immaeulit# 13 room houM that mutt ba totn. 3 full bolhi - standstill. ” I don’t know if we can do anything York Stock Exchange prices. Your May CHECKS THE BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Call 646-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES!" thi The difference between your basis and 8 btdroomi. A Ortot Buyl else. We’re so far apart,” he said. 13, 1958. copy has that day’s prices. Delightful older Colonial built in 1879 by the Cheney’ s! the check you receive for your 305 shares Excellent condition inside and out, 3 bedrooms, Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!" CO will be your profit, which you are required sunroom. country-style kitchen, 1st floor laundry, wt 647-8400 great maintenance-free vinyl siding on house and 2 car to report as a capital gain. QUESTION: I’m toid the Internal REAL ESTATE CO Asphalt firms to pay state 168 Main Street, Manchester garage. Call to see today! •141,900. Revenue Service has no records of the ye HARTFORD — Two asphalt companies QUESTION: In 1959,1 bought 30 shares pHces at which stocks are bought, tio accused of bid rigging have agreed to pay of stock at 50>/4. The stock has split four inherited, received by gift or otherwise PAGE IN THE ap f 115,000 to settle civil suits filed against them times, bringing my holdings to 600 shares. acquired. True or false? ea by the state attorney general’s office. I gave my daughter 180 shares. If she .sells, ini Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said what is her basis? ANSWER: True. However, the IRS does ne Dosch-King Co. of Whippany, N.J., will pay get copies of all Forms 1099-B, listing the MANCHESTER LYDALL WOODS MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE ANSWER: That depends on whether she prices at which stocks are sold. That ttlrtctlvt 2 btdroom C tpt unit • ivt bttht. gtrtgt. the state $85,000 over the next three years and Family tizad 8 room radteorattd Capt. Aluminum aiding, Exctlltnt condition tnd vtiut. *14Vt HURRVI ce sells at a profit or a loss. On gift stock sold information is fed into computers to catch n«w appllanctt tnd mort. *13fft we Mystic Bituminous Products of Everett, Call 046-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES!" Mass.. will pay $30,000 over the next year. at a profit, the basis for the recipient — folks who "forget” to report sales and Call 648-2462 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES!" da taxable profits. And the revenooers’ HERALD The payments, announced Tuesday, settle your daughter — is the same as the basis of of computers do "go tilt” when reported lawsuits brought by the attorney general’s the donor — you. On gift stock sold at a JUST WHAT THE thi loss, the recipient’s basis is either the sales show losses or suspiciously low ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” office alleging that from 1979 to 1983 the ON THE MONEY!!! DOCTOR ORDERED!! 1 donor’s basis or the market value on the profits. Thi, iuper 6+ room Condo TownhouM at Norlhfield companies split up geographic areas and Need 1 floor livinp? This beautiful Ranch home has jusi da: date of the gift — whichever is iower. Green it priced juil perfect! 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 been repriced at *100,000. Immaculate condition inside As contracts for the sale and application of liquid half btlht, 1400sq. tl. plus rec room with bar. Includes Blanchard & Rossetto Your total basis was $1,515 — the price William A. Doyle, a syndicated colum­ and out. 2 bedrooma. spacious livinp room with R. bituminous material u | ed in the repair and kitchen appliances, extra insulation, very low heating you paid. The split did not change your nist, welcomes written questions, but he fireplace, formal dininp room, country style kitchen costs, central air, carport, enjoy swimming and tennis CNbiti I W. resurfacing of roads. with appliances, full baseineni, I car garape. Ixively total basis but reduce your basis per can provide answers only through the too! Immediate occupancy. An excellent value! REAL ESTATE 646-2482 tor The suits also alleged that the companies grounds situated on Ijkewood Circle North. share. On 600 shares, your per-share basis column. Write to Doyle in care of the he see veer listings?! •137,900. J. worked together to fix prices. became $2.52*/4. That’s arrived at by Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ Wf dividing your $1,515 total basis by 600 chester 06040. II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 29, 1988 1 fflaiiflirBlrr Hrrali> Postmaster Prosecutors Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 FOOD Wednesday, June 29, 1988 i But he said he couldn’t com­ ent counsel to ensure that the threat of Impeachment, without ment on the proposal to keep a president is able to perform his any need for an Independent constitutionally assigned du­ downtown storefront office when investigation. L the Sheldon Road office is opened ties,” Rehnquist said. The law empowers a specihl because he didn't know what the The chief Justice read parts of federal court to appoint independ­ Postal Service’s feelings are on his 38-page opinion from the ent counsels, or special prosecu­ the issue. bench, speaking for fiye minutes. tors, at the request of the attorney “ I really would have to talk to Underscoring the importance general. The attorney general my bosses,” Paiva said. of the case. Justice Antonin first conducts a preliminary Town and state officials, busi­ Scalia read a portion of his lone probe, generally lasting up to 90 ness owners, town agencies and dissent for nine minutes. days, to determine whether A bang-up July Fourth picnic officials of the state Office of Scalia said the balance of charges against a government Policy and Management have powers and the separation of official warrant appointment of By Nancy Pappas melt the 'A pound butter or margarine. Add asked the Postal Service to powers are what make the U.S. the outside counsel. Manchester Herald chicken livers, mushrooms, parsley, shal­ maintain a storefront office in the Constitution a unique and endur­ The law was challenged by lots, thyme and salt. Cook, stirring often, downtown area for the conven­ ing document. Theodore B. Olson, a former Are you spending the nation’s birthday until livers are browned on all sides but still m ience of residents and businesses “ In dictatorships of the modern assistant attorney general ac­ basking on a sunny beach? Will you take in slightly pink in center. Add brandy and after the Sheldon Road office ...... world, bills of rights are a dime a cused of lying to Congress in 1983 the fireworks at the Manchester Bicenten­ / vermouth in a small saucepan, simmer fora * X- opens, which may not happen for dozen,” he said. during a dispute over the Envir­ nial Band Shell? Or perhaps you’d prefer a minute or two. Let cool. four years. AP photo The decision was the last to be onmental Protection Agency’s backyard bash? Whirl liver mixture in a blender or food George May, manager of em­ DRY RESERVATION — Indian rancher summer’s heat and iack of rain have handed down by the high court on cleanup program for toxic waste In any case, you’ll be casting about for processor. Process until completely pureed. ployment and development of the Jim Danks kneels in front of a dried-up caused major problems for the almost its last day of the 1987-88 term. sites. unusual dishes which may be prepared at Pour into a deep, straight-sided oval or U .a Postal Service’s Hartford Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, The Reagan administration least a day ahead of time. The foods we rectangular 4- or 5-cup pan or dish. Cover J pond last Thursday on the Fort Berthold divisional office, was acting 4,000 members of the Three Affiliated the newest member of the court supported Olson’s challenge. suggest today showcase the bounty and and refrigerate until firm, for at least a day. postmaster until June 18. when Indian Reservation in North Dakota Tribes who live on the reservation. and one of three justices ap­ special flavor of many regions of the U.S. Transport in a well-chilled cooler to the Paiva took over. where cattie usuaiiy drink from. This pointed by President Reagan, did From the American southwest comes the \ l picnic. Rick Wilson, spokesman for the not take part in the independent salsa fresca, a fresh and tangy sauce for U.S. Postal Service, said five prosecutor decision. Kennedy Indicators dipping corn or tortilla chips. The shrimp Stars and Stripes rice pudding applications were received for Police Roundup disqualified himself without giv­ and asparagus salad highlights what many i \ the position. ing an explanation. From page 1 are calling California cuisine, and the rich 2 cups cooked rice The Postal Service announced The court overturned a 2-1 chicken liver pate comes from the other side ■A cup sugar the vacancy and applicants had federal appeals court ruling last of the nation — it's reminiscent of what 1 cup milk U each, police said. The speakers 10 days to submit applications, Glue sniffing bond and was to appear in Jan. 22 that declared the rise in manufacturers’ orders for you’d pick up from a goupo^t-to-go shop in 1 cup whipping cream were stolen from a stereo shop on Paiva said. Applicants go results In arrest Manchester Superior Court to­ Watergate-era special prosecu­ consumer goods, a rise in raw Manhattan. 1 tablespoon butter or margarine through a screening process day, police said. East Middle Turnpike, police tor law unconstitutional. materials prices, also viewed as a We’ve offered two possible conclusions: 2 egg yolks, beaten A man who wandered through a which ususally narrows the pool said. Congress passed the law after positive by the index, and an The fruited rice pudding is a colorful 1 teaspoon vanilla extract sidewalk sale Friday sniffing Two weeks later, ,paore speak­ down to three candidates for the the scandal that led to President increase in the money supply. spectacle more suitable for a home-based 1 cup washed fresh blueberries glue from a paper bag was E position. The recommending of­ ers were stolen and a week after Nixon’s resignation to provide an The various changes left the party than a portable feast. But you can 1 cup sliced strawberries charged with illegal use of a Two men arrested ficer in Hartford submits his that an additional set of speakers independent mechanism for in­ index at 192.6 percent of its 1967 enjoy our New England cranberry pudding Toasted, sliced almonds for garnish choice to the division manager in controlled substance and breach on theft counts was stolen. vestigating alleged high-level go­ base of 100. squares anywhere at all. s of peace, police said. Police charged John Demer­ vernment wrongdoing. Michael Evans, head of a In a 2-quart saucepan, combine rice, N Hartford, who agrees or dis­ Two men were arrested last Paul LaMarche, 41, of no known aski with three counts of third- Opponents and supporters of Washington economic consulting m sugar, milk and cream. Cook over medium- agrees with the recommendation. Thursday on a warrant in connec­ Salsa fresca address, was wandering through degree burglary and three counts the law, a key portion of the firm, said the economy is really low heat until thick and creamy, about 20 to E Paiva said. In his case, the tion with repeated thefts from a 4 small tomatoes, peeled and chopped a sidewalk sale at Sieffert’s of third-degree larceny. Alan Ethics in Government Act, cited doing better than the leading 30 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove thr division manager agreed. local stereo store beginning finely Appliances on Hartford Road Demeraski was charged with two the Watergate case to buttress index would suggest because from heat and quickly whisk in the butter, wai around Memorial Day, police ■A cup finely chopped onion when an employee of the store counts of conspiracy to commit their position. much of the growth this year has egg yolks and vanilla. Set aside to cool. blu said. 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely saw him and asked him to leave, third-degree burglary and two The law’s advocates said it was come from a surge in export In parfait glasses, alternate layers of rice atti chopped police said. LaMarche became John Demeraski. 18. of 5 counts of conspiracy to commit essential to assure the nation that sales, which the index does not pudding, blueberries and strawberries. The hur 2 teaspoons olive oil Route 6 abusive and shouted obscenities, Orchard St. and Alan Lee Demer­ third-degree larceny, police said. crimes in high places would not track very well. pudding should be between each berry blu 1 teaspoon white vinegar police said, and then he wandered aski, 19, of 129 Center St. were Both men were released on be covered up. “ Exports are moving us along layer. Refrigerate until serving. Ii From page 1 into the street, almost getting charged when police said they $5,000 non-surety bond and were 1 tablespoon lime Juice "sli But opponents pointed out that and will continue to move us This may be prepared a day in advance. In struck by a car. found two speakers at John scheduled to appear in court Nixon was forced out of office along for the rest of the year,” he ■A teaspoon dried oregano, crushed sho ■A teaspoon salt that case, cover top of each glass closely Citizen’s Action Group, which LaMarche was held on $1,000 Demeraski’s home valued at $600 today, police said. because of public opinion and the said. cer Fresh cilantro or parsley leaves to with plastic wrap. Serves four. opposes the Route 6 plan, could /) blu; garnish not be reached for comment V- E ftal In a medium bowl, combine all today. In a meeting with Leslie Cranberry pudding squares you Ingredients except the cilantro or parsley. Carothers. commissioner of the gloi Mix well and let stand at room temperature state Department of Environ­ 1 cup flour ma at least 2 hours. Serve at room temperature, mental Protection. Saturday, I teaspoon baking soda pre with corn or tortilla chips. Makes 2 cups. they didn’t get much satisfaction. ■A teaspoon cinnamon rea Carothers would have to sign 1 cup raisins try the wetlands permits if it were Shrimp and 1 cup chopped walnuts for approved by the Corps, said 2 teaspoons grated orange rind for asparagus vinaigrette 2 cups chopped cranberries CCAG spokesman Ethan Rome 1 hard-boiled egg Tuesday. 1 cup sugar Bh 3 green onions, minced 1 tabiespoon meited margarine "W e think the permit should be 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley I denied.” Rome said. “ We asked ill III 1 teaspoon vanilia 2 ■A teaspoon salt >A cup milk that she take an active role in Freshly ground black pepper to taste enforcing Connecticut’s regula­ Stir together flour, baking soda and ■A cup sherry balsamic vinegar over high he.Tt, uncovered, until stems are tions on wetlands.” Rome said. Chicken liver pate cinnamon in a large bowl. Add raisins, nuts D O N 'T SIEFFERrS ■A cup good-quality olive oil just tender, about 6 to 8 minutes. Drain, While Carothers was sympa­ and orange peel. Set aside. F i ■A pound small cooked shrimp douse immediately with cold tap water, and ■A pound butter or margarine thetic to the complaints, she will be closed In another bowl, stir together the 18 to 24 fresh, slender asparagus drain again. 1 pound chicken livers, halved offered no resolutions Saturday. M l S S v ^ cranberries, sugar, butter and vanilla. Add Sunday, July 3 1 small head leaf or butter lettuce, washed To serve on individual plates, arrange ■A pound mushrooms, chopped 0 “ The regulating of wetlands to flour mixture along with milk, stirring & Monday, Mash egg in a bowl, stir in minced onion butter lettuce leaves on 6 small plates. Add ■A cup shallots (or green onions, if shallots FR and impact has not been suffi­ until well blended. and parsley, the salt, pepper, vinegar, oil asparagus and then spoon shrimp dressing not available) ciently effective in the past,” July 4 so our C and shrimp. Stir until well combined. May on top. To transport to a picnic for ■A teaspoon thyme leaves Turn into a greased 9-inch square baking 9 hot Carothers said to the group employees can be covered and refrigerated until the next >A teaaspoon salt pan. Bake in a 325-degree oven for 1 hour, or family-style service, break up the lettuce it ti Saturday. “ A good bit more could day, if desired. ■A cup chopped parsley until a wooden pick inserted in center comes 9 enjoy the into a large plastic bowl. Cut each eat be done.” Snap off and discard tough ends from >A cup brandy out clean. Let cool for 30 minutes and cut into Holiday. asparagus into fourths, add to lettuce and C The Army Corps of Engineers asparagus. Lay spears parallel in a wide 2 to 3 tablespoons dry vermouth 3 inch squares. Serve warm or at room is scheduled to act again on the toss with shrimp dressing. Keep in a woi frying pan. Add about 'A inch water. Cook In a wide frying pan over medium heat. temperature. Serves nine. DOT’S request to fill in wetlands well-chilled cooler until serving time. cou for the Central Connecticut Ex­ not pressway within 30 days, Godfrey I said. thi! If state officials stand by their pet original routes for both the ^'•SVis^ASHkn... I3 DAYS ONLY! me Central Connecticut expressway I and Route 6 projects, they would fra have to pledge to either recreate THURS • FRI • SAT the the wetlands acreage in the NOW IS YOUR CHANCE hot immediate vicinity of the high­ Hot dogs provide quick, easy summertime meai api ways or restore an equal amount Y y ' TO SAVE BIG DURING sod of wetlands in another part of the / state before the Corps would issue S^ e S y COLOR TV... OUR EXPLOSIVE JULY Some things minutes on high power. hot dogs. Remove toothpicks and fro a permit. Corps officials have just go together 3 hot dogs in buns — I'A to PA serve with your favorite niti said; HOLIDAY SALE. GIGANTIC so that it is minutes on high power. condiments. ant b w e I y c ^ i c o b d e b ... STOREWIDE SAVINGS ON hard to think of M icrowave 4 hot dogs — PA to 2V4 minutes Th< one without the on high power. Pizza hot dogs int EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE, other. What Kitchen We have gathered some favor­ 10 hot dogs, packaged 10 per niti A g re e m e n t PLA Yen... would it be like ite hot dog recipes for you to package 1 I COLOR TV, VCR, GAS GRILL, if It weren't for Marge Churchill enjoy. Os( From page 1 1 10 split hot dog buns AND AIR CONDITIONER! m ovies with ■A of a 16 ounce jar of pizza ' m o s t BE popcorn, or the Open face cheese dogs sauce beach and salt­ 8 ounces of mozzarella cheese, Roach said Tuesday that the Taroest SEitciJgN water taffy, or Ni head of the New England div­ 2 slices of bread, toasted and grated and hot dogs? The and easily produce a hot dog 1 can (4 ounces) mushroom bits ision, Col. Thomas A. Rhen, had SOUDHJ umpire’s call of, “ Batter up,” is ready for a fan of any age to cut in half mayonnaise, optional and pieces sent a letter to Agostinelli that almost always heard with a enjoy. No fuss, no muss, no bother N "J 5 § o ! S S S o m mustard, optional 1 medium onion, chopped mentioned nothing about an im­ vender’s call of, “ Hot Dogs.” No — What a treat! In fact, the hot nig minent agreement for the conti­ relish, optional Pierce hot dogs, place in split the ■UAT WER YOUR self-respecting baseball fan could dog in a bun may well be one of the Sprinkle with shredded lettuce 1 package hot dogs (10 per nuation of work. 4 hot dogs, split lengthwise buns. Top with 2 tablespoons of 9 K ever enjoy a game at the ball park first things that a neophyte and chopped tomato if desired. package) 4 slices of Cheddar or American pizza sauce, 1 tablespoon of Pin But the letter by Rhen also without at least one hot dog to microwave cook prepares. Here Repeat with remaining hot dogs. 1 package split buns says, “ We hope to agree on the • WINDOW H ^A U A JW cheese, cut In half cheese. Microwave on a rack 4 at Fai munch on during the game. We are some hints to make your hot a time on high power for DA to2>A terms quickly so we can entertain Line the bottom of a 12 x 8 inch hes even have a brand of hot dogs on dogs perfect every time: Break up ground beef into a 4 minutes. Top with chopped onion Manchester’s after-the-fact ap­ 4th glass baking dish with paper Oscan J. Ruben hot dogs the market named after a famous * Do not spread buns with cup measure. Sprinkle with on­ and mushroom bits. Allow to plication and come to a public towels. Arrange toast halves in che ball park. mustard, ketchup or relish before 1 pound smoked frankfurters (8 ions over the top. Microwave on interest decision on whether and OF stand for 2 minutes, add choppea ere Fortunately, it isn’t necessary heating. dish. Spread lightly with mus­ per pound) high for 3 to 4 minutes, breaking under what circumstances the fill black olives for garnish, if to make a trip to the ball park to * Pierce the hot dogs with a fork tard, mayonnaise and or relish, if 8 hot dog buns up meat midway through cook­ can remain and the project can be desired. Repeat with remaining wit JULY enjoy a juicy hot dog. They can be or slit with a knife to prevent desired. Top each toast half with 1 can (8 ounces) sauerkraut, ing. Pour off grease. Add tomato completed.” hot dogs the enjoyed at home on the backyard steam from building up and a hot dog and half a cheese slice. well drained sauce, chili powder and Worces­ Agostinelli said, “ I think that’s LOWEST PR!CES,.. grill, or even more quickly in the exploding the hot dog. Microwave at high for 2 to 2'A SALE! caraway seeds tershire sauce. Microwave on the important part.” Chill cheese dogs microwave. * Place the hot dogs in buns and minutes, or until hot dogs are Thousand Island dressing high for 4 minutes. Pierce hot The town administration is 8 hot dogs Americans have a real love wrap individually in paper towels heated through and cheese is Shredded or sliced Swiss dogs and place in split buns. Heat concerned about the stoppage of 8 hot dog buns affair with hot dogs. In the United or a paper napkin to absorb the softened, rotating the dish a 'A cheese 4 at a time for DA to 2V« minutes M work because loss of the summer 1 can (IS ounces) chili with BEST SELECTION! States we consume about 50 steam. turn after half of the cooking on high power; top with sauce and construction season could mean a Pierce each frankfurter and beans million hot dogs every day. That * Arrange wrapped hot dogs on time. serve. year’s delay beyond the comple­ is about 80 hot dogs per person per a slotted rack so air can circulate place into a split bun. Arrange 2 4 slices American cheese, cut in S i tion date of August 1990. The town ITS OUR BIOOEST Taco dogs tablespoons of sauerkraut over half year. around them. 1 applied for the wetlands permit each frank. Sprinkle with cara­ Bacon and cheese dogs shredded lettuce The origin of the hot dog is not * Do not microwave more than 8 hot dogs set earlier this month after being way seeds. Drizzle with dressing chopped tomato JULY SAIE EVER! certain. Frankfurt-am Main, four wrapped hot dogs at a time 8 hot dog buns 8 bacon slices We informed that a permit would be and add desired amount of chopped onion Germany is traditionally cre­ because they will heat unevenly. Topping: 8 hot dogs 5 tl needed. cheese. Arrange four sandwiches Place hot dogs in buns. Arrange E-Z TERMS dited with discovering the hot If you had hot dog disasters, 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 8 slices or >A Inch chunks of 1 The town, in response to a 1 al siefferts FASY to get to. dog. However, a butcher in you have probably microwaved 1 can (7‘A to 10 ounces) beef on a paper towel covered rack. cheese 4 dogs in a 12 X 8 inch baking dish. cease-and-desist order issued last 445 HARTFORD ROAD ■ CASH Spoon half of the chili with beans wit ■ MASTER CARD Colburg, Germany, reportedly them in the bun for too long a taco filling Microwave on high for 2 to 3 8 hot dog buns gai week, stopped work at the secon­ MANCHESTER. CT. ^ an TAKE i-3e4 Place bacon on a paper towel over the hot dogs, top with half of ■ VISA sold a sausage known as “ da- time. The result of over-cooking 1 cup crushed taco chips minutes, or until heated through. bre dary facility. The work was part I nm E C T , FROM l ‘ B4 TO A t fiiflJjWt-i covered paper plate. Microwave the cheese slices. Cover with S i s/ee'fewt-s s u p e r ■ MONTHLY PMT. chund” or “ little dog” in the is truly unappetizing. Over­ Place 4 hot dogs in buns. Repeat with remaining four of a $27 million improvement of 1-384 PHONE 647-9997 waxed paper. 1 d is c o u n t CENTER!! VISA 1600s. cooking results in shriveled hot Arrange in a 12 x 8 inch glass franks. 5 minutes on high, or until almost ke} the plant. Microwave at high for 2 to 3 The Coney Island hot dog was dogs, and buns that are tough, baking dish. Spoon half of the taco crisp. Cut a lengthwise pocket in whi Town representatives at to­ hAPTFOmO ROAD | each hot dog, stuff with cheese. minutes, or until cheese melts Ifosrrrs t p f c t SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER probably first sold by Charles chewy or soggy. Microwave filling over hot dogs. Sprinkle Coney !s!and hot dogs F day’s meeting were to be Weiss, eX IT 91 Feltman, a German butcher, who according to the following chart with half of the cheese and chips. Wrap bacon around hot dog, and buns are hot to touch. Rotate 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET after half of the cooking time. sal: Assistant Town Manager Steven AL £ HARTFORD opened up a stand in 1871. He is for hot dogs that are in the 10 per Cover with waxed paper. ■A pound ground beet secure with wooden toothpicks. sal: R. Werbner, Town Attorney John ’^SIEFTERTS X I-B4 Place hot dogs in split buns. Sprinkle with shredded lettuce, u MANCHESTER, CONN. reported to have sold 3,684 package size. Microwave at high for 2 to 3 1 medium onion, chopped W. Cooney, Public Works Direc­ k sausages on a roll during the first minutes, or until cheese is melted 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce Microwave on a rack 4 at a time chopped tomato and chopped 1 hot dog in a bun — >A to >A M l tor Peter P. Lozis Jr. and Robert OPEN DAILY: MON A THURS 'TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT 'TIL 5, FRI 'TIL 8, SUN 'TIL 5. year in business at Coney Island. minutes on high power. and buns are hot, rotating after 1 teaspoon Worcestershire on high power for DA to 2>A onion. Repeat with remaining 4 J. Young, administrator of the The microwave can quickly 2 hot dogs in buns — >A to VA half of the cooking time. sauce minutes. Repeat with remaining hot dogs. T Water and Sewer Division. K — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June M, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 29, 198e — 13

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Burroughs product again, and the refund ing a date of purchase early in the United Feature Syndicate ^ Welcome in North CaroAna, and form will still be good.” year can write to Burroughs ;i^i after waiting for a long time, His response was not what I had Welcome, 330 Cornwallis, Re-, The expiration date on a coupon received no reply. expected. search Triangle Park, N. C. 27709, 1 ^ 1 can be surprising, as it was for I contacted the company re­ “Why shouldn’t consumers re­ Attention: Bob Beller, Polyspo- Mrs. Philip Osborne of Colorado cently, and Bob Beller, Polys­ ceive their refunds just because rin/Neosporin offer. Readers-, REANUT8 by Charlaa M. Schulz Springs, Colo. She opened a porin brand manager, blamed the your sales representatives made who are interested in obtaining ' 10-pound bag of Alpo dog food that problem on sales representatives a mistake?” I asked him. “Why the Neosporin $2 refund form can AMP UJMEN THEY ASK VOU she had purchased on March 28, and brokers who sell the Bur­ should they have to purchae the check the “Refund Form to Write OJMV YOU CLIMBEP THIS <’<■1 1988, and found a free-package roughs Welcome products to the product again?” For” selection in this column. MOUNTAIN, JUST SAY, Enterprising juvenile delinquents make money in advertising. refund form that said, “Hurry! supermarket chains. “Unfortu­ This time, Bob’s answer made ‘‘ BECAUSE IT WAS THERE.'" Offer expires April 30, 1987”! nately, these people put the forms more sense. “Let your readers C> 1988 by NFA. kic Send the questions and com- ; ----- If you consider that the refund on the displays prematurely,” he write directly to me if they have a ments to Martin Sloane In care of*' forms inside product packages said. problem, and I will make sure the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box*,. ; THE aniZZWELLS by BUI Schorr are rarely inserted less than a I asked Bob what consumers they get their refunds,” he finally 591, Manchester 08040. The vo-' year before the offers are to could do about this, since they had said. Inme of mall precludes Individual; expire, you could conclude that bought the products in expecta­ Those readers who have held replies to every letter, but Martin ' Mrs. Osborne’s box of Alpo dog tion of receiving refunds. He onto these refund forms and who Sloane will respond to letters of^: food was two years old — or even replied, “They should buy the have cash-register receipts show­ general interest in the column. DON’T older. HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browns Gail Donnelly, a spokesperson for Alpo Pet Foods Inc., of HA&AI2 lk)f2IZI0LB mUBJliBHA^ T tiB cm 1 Allentown, Pa., said she thought along with a “Happy Birthday” balloon, on gllRlzef'PER/ p o e e f i'T h^Hoyi ThiB \/ocA0ULA(ZYOF , the old refund forms must have Clip ’n’ file refunds your pet’s next birthday. Send the required AABANIM OF TFAT ^ _ A T fZ e B F P o o ! BERRY GOOD — Blueberries Romanov makes an been inserted in the packages by y i o g p i i DEAR Pet foods, pet products (File No. 12-B) refund form and the proof-of-purchase seals extra-special treat. mistake. She offered to help Mrs. cut from four packages of Jerky Treats pieces Osborne and any other consumer Clip out this file and keep it with similar or Jerky Treats Strips. Expires Aug. 31, 1988, who finds out-of-date refund cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers and or while supplies last. forms in the Alpo dog food with beverage coupons, for example. Start Blueberry mania will package. Write to her at Alpo, MEOW MIX Canister Offer. Receive a Meow collecting the needed proofs of purchase while Mix Canister. Send the required refund form CARTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casals Route 309 and Pope Road, Allen­ looking for the required forms at the t town, Pa. 18001. and two weight circles from 8-pound packages IF THAT 'MAGIC KIWG' X WIGHT supermarket, in newspapers and magazines, of Meow Mix, along with a check or money I POEGN'T WORK.- HAVE 1. - strike in three stages Wt VIOLENT The dates on a $2 refund offer on and when trading with friends. Offers may not order for 84.50; or send the required refund t Polysporin and Neosporin pro­ be available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 I Blueberry mania comes in and drained form and four weight circles from 4-pound ducts also caused several readers weeks to receive each refund. packages of Meow Mix, along with a check or I' THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk A By Barry three stages. At first, you just ■/« cup sugar to write to me. Forexample, Mrs. want to dip in with your hands. A 1 pint vanilla ice cream money order for 84.50 for each Canister J.O. Truxler of Kingwood, Texas, These offers require refund forms: ordered. Expires Aug. 30, 1988, or while blueberry shack calls out for 1 cup unfivored yogurt wrote: “ While shopping in my attention, each time you’re ■A cup curacao (an orange- DOG CHOW $2 Rebate Offer. Send the supplies last. flavored liqueur) or port wine local supermarket early in Janu­ hungry. This is the “naked” ary, I noticed two refund forms, required refund form and one weight circle MEATY BONE Petfinders Offer. Receive a blueberry phase. from a 25-pound package of Purina Dog Chow, one for Polyspsorin and the other Petfinders Kit. Send, the required refund form In a day or two, you’re willing to Pour blueberries into a bowl along with the cash-register receipt. Expires and four Meaty Bone proofs of purchase, along “share” the blueberries with a for Neosporin, each offering a 82 Dec. 31, 1988. and sprinkle with sugar. Let refund. On each refund form were with a check or money order for 85.95, for each shortcake biscuit or a bowl of kit ordered. Offer expires Sept. 30, 1988. stand 10 minutes. Soften ice the words “Hurry! Offer expires HAPPY CAT Watch Offer. Send the required cereal. This is the “uncooked” cream on the counter for a bit. blueberry phase. Aug. 31. 1988.” Only after I got refund form and 10 weight circles from ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson then break up with a fork. Stir in home and read the fine print did I 18-ounce bags of Happy Cat Moist Cat Food; or Here’s a refund form to write for: But it doesn’t take long, and yogurt. you’re casting about for other discover that one of the required send the required refund form and five weight NEOSPORIN 82 Refund Offer, P.O. Box Blend in liqueur or wine, and circles from 3-pound bags; or sendthe required You'Re ALWAYS ASKiHfi ME glorious ideas. You’re willing to fold in blueberries. Place bowl proofs of purchase was a cash- 730834, El Paso, Texas 88573-0834. Send a * tIiwk^^ EEEEE IEEEEEEeEEEH THOSE KItOO OF QUESTIONS! make blueberry muffins or other register receipt dated between refund form and two weight circles from self-addressed envelope. This offer expires into freezer and freeze for 1 hour. 6-pound bags. Include 89.95 plus 81 for postage ROHIOIHIIP'I Boo Hoo HOOhoo hoo hc preparations. And when you At serving time, spoon mixture March 1,1988, and Aug. 31,1988! ” Aug. 31,1988, but requests for the form must be reach stage three, you’ll want to Obviously, if she was shopping and handling for each watch ordered. Expires postmarked on or before Aug. 15, 1988. While into parfait glasses and garnish Sept. 30, 1988, or while supplies last. try blueberries Romanov, named with additional fresh blueberries, in January, Mrs. Truxler would waiting for the form, save the Universal for the family that ruled Russia or spoon over yellow cake or not be able to obtain a receipt JERKY TREATS Birthday Gift Offer. Product Code from the package of a Neosporin Ir /u, for centuries. pound cake. It can also be dated between March and August Receive a personalized birthday card for your product, along with the cash-register receipt spooned into the hollow of a of that year. In fact, the refund pet, a 2-ounce package of Jerky Treats Pieces dated between March 1,1988, and Aug. 31,1988, Blueberries Romanov cantaloups half. form shouldn’t have appeared or a 1-ounce package of Jerky Treats Strips, with the purchase price circled. I pint fresh blueberries, rinsed Yield: 6 to 8 servings. until early March. She wrote to

Finally someone is making hot dogs to fit the buns ALLEY OOP by Dave Graua

OSCAR MAYER BUN-LENGTH BEEF ice cream. Perhaps the most significant improve­ A & EAGLE BEER PRETZELS. 83.49 a 2-pound FRANKS. 82.49 a 1-pound package. ment is how they’ve lined the cone with chcolate so it box no longer gets soggy. CAROLYN: What do you do with the part of the CAROLYN: The first company to make a success WHAT A G U Y by BUI HoesI hot dog roll that extends beyond your hot dog? Feed Supermarket All this has definitely improved Drumstick’s taste of beer (or sugar-coated) nuts has now come out it to the birds? Throw it out? Or get it over with by Sampler — the new chocolate is tons better than the old. At with its own brand of beer pretzels. Like the others I eating it first? the same time. I’m kind of nostalgic for the way it have tried, A & Eagle’s are big, thick and hearty- the ^'GREAT NEWS, Certainly I can see why hot dog roll makers Carolyn Wyman used to be. Call me crazy but I kind of liked the soggy cuiinary picture of macho. ev ery BODY! wouldn’t want to reduce the size of their buns — they & Bonnie Tandy Leblang cone. couldn’t charge as much. But hot dog makers have BONNIE: Pretzeis are one of the healthiest food YOU ALL MAPE THE TEAKA. nothing to lose by making their hot dogs bigger. BONNIE: I agree that the Drumstick people are you can find in the snack food aisle. Although they I’m glad Oscar Mayer has finally decided to solve trying hard. But their efforts to upgrade have been are salted, they are lower in fat than corn chips, taco e o FAR, this problem — not global in its implications, doomed by the many gums, emulsifiers and chips or potato chips. What makes this particular IT’S A THE BORN LOSER by Art Bansom perhaps, but long troublesome to hot dog lovers like unless you eat hot dogs and other foods containing artilicial flavors they decided to include. brand especially good is the absence of preserva­ 6IX-MAN me. nitrites (corned beef, ham, bologna, and bacon) I recommend making your own ice cream cone tives and artificiai fiavor. TEAM, ” regularly. If so, try to limit your intake to two or so sundae with an additive-free ice cream iike Frusen BONNIE: The only difference between these beef servings a week. franks and others on the market is their size. Since Gladje, Breyers or Haagen Dazs and dunking it in Bonnie Tandy Leblang Is a registered dietitian. 6 J'} l-n; some chopped real chocolate and crushed peanuts. Carolyn Wyman is a junk food fanatic. they’re about 25 percent bigger than regular-size DRUMSTICK. VANILLA, CARAMEL AND hot dogs, you should expect to be consuming CHOCOLA’TE. 82.19 for a box of (our, 83.89 (or a box ON THE FA8TRACK by BUI Holbrook approximately 25 percent more calories, fat and of eight 4.8-oz. chocolate-lined, peanut-topped Ice sodium. cream cones. Also like most hot dogs (except for a few found t^4.T R eaifr, IVE H£ARb> THAT6 ABSURD.' frozen in specialty stores), these contain sodium CAROLYN: Remember Drumsticks? Those TrtERe'S (yOlNQIP BE A 1 HAVE t4a IDEA nitrite. This substance is added to prevent botulism soggy ice cream cones topped with chocolate and Bifr K£0R6AdlZATioH O F i HOW SOCM RUlVtogg and gives hot dogs their characteristic red color. peanuts that you ate by peeling off the cardboard The c p (V\pah Y Soofi- 6ET s t a r t e d .' The problem is the way nitrites can be converted wrapping? Well, a new company recently bought Ic-tHlTTSue?^ into cancer-c:iusing substances called out its original manufacturer and is trying to make nitrosamines. the novelty more upscale. For instance, they are FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tbaves The amount of sodium nitrite in hot dogs like now using an all-peanut topping (rather than a - e t a ? I Oscar Mayers’ is i)robably too small to worry about peanut and crushed cone blend) and a better-quality

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ACROSS 3 Chari­ Answer to Previous Puzzle table ‘Hothouse’ set in mental hospital 1 Wield org. 4 Rueiian ruler 4 Defensible 8 Weekend- 5 Regard Bv Kathryn Baker transparent anxieties of an aging wife whose doctor. Matt is married to beautiful, young welcoming 6 Region The Associated Press husband no longer seems to need her and a Claudia (Susan Diol), who feels suffocated by Thoughts ebbr. 7 Shakespearean troubled youth whose worst offense is slinging her husband’s family. In the pilot, we learn 12 Kippur hero ApLENty By Jim Tierney NEW YORK — In ABC’s new summer a milkshake at a social worker aren’t exactly she is expecting a baby. Manchester Herald 13 Architect 8 Mao tung series "Hothouse,” set in a private mental riveting. It turns out Sam is not the know-all, be-all of Saarinen Len Auster 9 Estim­ hospital, the inmates don’t take control of the But by the end of the two hours, the doctors, mental health that he would seem. His wife, 14 Long garment ations Sports Editor HARTFORD — For Donald Conrad and Richard asylum, or even the show. The doctors are the nurses and administrators emerge as inter­ Lily (Smith), left him after 37 years of 15 Legendary bird 10 Infirmities Gordon, two of the main revitalizing powers in the 16 Large East ones worth watching. esting, well-rounded characters. marriage, and he is still running guilt trips on 11 Circuit breaker city of Hartford, they fulfilled their intentions of Indian tree This is the first new series from executive her. She returns in the pilot with her wealthy 19 Possessed purchasing a professional sports team Tuesday 17 Skinny fish 21 Aggregate producer Jay Presson Allen, a screenwriter new husband. They buy a country place near THE CAST IS exceptional and includes afternoon. 18 Nebraska city 24 . Lang Syne (“ Prince of the City,” among many others) such notables as Josef Sommer, Alexis Smith the center so she can spend time with her 20 Roman bronze For Howard Baldwin, the founder, chairman and 26 Decay and novelist whose only previous network and Michael Learned. children, especially Issy, who resents her for 22 Compass point Whaler sale managing general partner of the Hartford Whalers, 27 Jekyll's series was the critically acclaimed “ Fam­ Sommer is Dr. Sam Garrison, the patriarch abandoning Dad. ( 23 Arab garment opposite emotions emanated from the man responsible for ily.” Hopes were high when ABC announced of the center and a family that includes 2S Belonging to us 28 Rowing tools the Whalers moving to Hartford back in 1974. 27 Bully she would be doing another. “ Hothouse” psychiatrist daughter Issy, short for Isabel, 29 Excludable 41 Earthenware 53 Leaning Tower In a record bid for a National Hockey League 31 Grass cutter 30 Fog makers site might Just live up to expectations. played by Katherine Borowitz, her father’s AMONG THE OTHER doctors are suave for the best 44 Over there 55 Rotisserle franchise, Conrad/Gordon purchased the Whalers 34 Sweet potato 32 Central “ Hothouse” premieres Thursday with a biggest supporter and perhaps closest friend; Ved Lahari, played by Art Malik (“ Jewel in 46 Fair grade skewer for $31 million, it was announced by Martin Lewis of 35 Author American oil two-hour pilot, then will continue as an a bottom-line accountant son. Matt (Tony the Crown” ), an Indian raised in England According to Managing General Partner Howard Wiasal 48 Actress 56 'Tempt United Technologies at a news conference at the tree O'Neal hour-long series on Thursdays. who is having an affair with an older doctor, Baldwin — he of 1 percent ownership — the future 37 One of Ham­ 57 Church part Soi>er) — " I see,” he tells his father during 33 _ Foxx 50 Hockey player 59 Over (poet.) Sheraton Hotel. The Whalers’ executive committee, let's alterna­ The show is not on ABC’s fall schedule, and one of their many money vs. humanity Marie Teller (Learned), a consummate of the Hartford Whalers was to be determined 36 Long times . . Esposito 61 Future representing almost 90 percent of the partnership, tives (2 wds.) that may frustrate viewers prone to getting arguments, “ you’re St. Francis and I’m Ivan professional and long-time associate of today. 51 Stockings J 39 Soft food bks. signed a letter of intent to sell total control to 38 Trickle hooked on well-written nighttime soaps, Boesky” — and another son, Steve, not seen in Garrison. The future arrived early, with the announcement Conrad/Gordon. 40 Small quantity 1 2 3 g 10 11 especially in the midst of dull summer reruns. the pilot, who also is a psychiatrist but moved ArtMakter (Michael Jeter) spends his time Tuesday afternoon that the Whalers had been sold According to Lewis, the final sale will be closed by 42 Real's Don’t be put off by a lackluster beginning of to London with his young daughter to get over making. Jokes about his shortness and wants for $31 million to the group headed by former Aetna companion 12 r Aug. 31. Conrad/Gordon have offered up to 25 the two-hour movie. The writers at first seem the death of his wife. more than anything to write a pop psychology 43 Thesis executive Donald Conrad and developer Richard percent of the new ownership to the existing to be asking that viewers get interested in the Issy is married to Leonard Schrader (Bob best-seller and “ go on Oprah Winfrey.” At 45 Rapped 15 Gordon. partners. The West Hartford-based Colonial Realty patients of the fictional Qarrison Center, a Gunton who played Juan Peron in “ Evita” on one point the other doctors sit around the 47 Blemish The news that the Whalers were sold in such Co. bid $30 million. 49 Sault ^ Marie 18 L small, private institution outside Boston. The Broadway), the center’s lovable medical lunch room Joking about his progress. quick order is surprising, to say the least. Usually Conrad and Gordon will pay $6 million of their own 50 Beta Kappa ■ ” 52 Short sleep owners take their sweet time about such matters. money with the other $25 million coming in loans Obviously, the offer on the table from from a consortium of unnamed banks. U 54 Famous physicist 27 28 29 1 Conrad-Gordon was too good to pass up. And “ When the Hartford Whalers franchise moved to 58 Vagabond TV Tonight Hartford in 1974 it was always the intent at some 34 maybe those who pumped money into the Whalers 60 Measured when the franchise was a losing proposition were point in time the ownership change hands from a duration corporately owned entity to individual ownership 38 39 1 trip to Atlantic City (R) (In Stereo) looking for some financial gain, finally. 62 Young animal 5:00PM [ESPN ] Sport* Trivia dD Mansion de Luze 1 ;30AM dD Get Smart that are leaders in the community,” the 46-year-old AP photo 63 of Wight ) IN N New s The good news about the sale is that there will be 43 [HBO] Tannit: Wimbladon Tannit dD MOVIE: 'Top Secret!' An American 91 Qj) INN News 64 Soviet Union rock ‘n’ roll star gets caught up in high- Baldwin said. (M an'a quartarfinal*) From the All- (m Headline News (g ) Alice a recognizable person behind the Whalers. No NEW, OLD BOSSES — It was an­ Present at the news conference Tuesday (abbr.) England Lawn and Tennis Club in Wimble­ level espionage while touring East Ger­ “ Mr. Conrad has been instrumental, not only in 47 S New s (Live) longer will he or she be hidden behind tall glass and 65 Tax don. England. (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Tape De­ many. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge, Omer [C N N ] Nswsnight Update the revitalization of downtown Hartford, but also in nounced Tuesday that the Hartford is Conard, left, and outgoing chairman agcy. lay) Sharif. 1984. SI) Motorwaek (R| [USA] W W F Prime Tima Wrestling steel. There is one danger, however. The new N his role as chairman of the executive committee. Whalers were sold to Donald Conrad and general partner Howard Baldwin. SO 51 55 56 57 [CNN] PrimeNaws S Crook and Chase owners cannot be clones of George Steinbrenner, 66 Sly glance 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred 1:35AM dD WII Shrlnsr Richard Gordon is also well known and well and Richard Gordon for $31 million. 67 Lump Digest [D IS] Edison Twins ® M*A*S*H particulary if they are not hockey men. 58 62 1 US) Dating Game respected for his commitment and dedication to 68 Golfing aid 9T) PELICULA; 'El Mstrimonio et como :45AM 6:00PM CD QD 3o) liio) N e w t [E S P N ] Rodeo: 1987 National Finals The owners should be interested, but they should Hartford.” Highlights From Las Vegas. (60 min.) (R) el Demonio' Vivieron muy felices como 2:00AM (3D Love Your Skin 63 65 (S dD Three't Company amantes, pero cuando se casaron, caye- not Interfere in matters that are beyond their William Russell, senior vice president for Aetna DOWN [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Who's That Qlri?' (CC) (3D ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser- management controls. When you pay the amount of Suggesting a possible advisory role for Baldwin. (D T.J. Hooker A brash ex-con involves an uptight tax at­ ron en la tramps del aburrimiento matri­ vice (3 hrs.) expertise. Life and Casualty Co., stated the three criteria with money these gentlemen ha ve paid, they are entitled 66 68 monial. Elsa Aguirre, Mauricio Garces. Conrad said, “ Howard and I are talking about an 1 Fire (comb, (11) Webster torney in her'plans to find the man respon­ Financial Freedom One positive action would be for the new owners which the Whaler executive board remained to full mangement control” S a S C T V (3D ongoing effort to maintain a winning hockey team in form) Q I) Rockford Filet Pan 2 of 2. sible for sending her to prison. Madonna. to make Emile Francis, the Whaler czar, Griffin Dunne, John McMartin. 1987.. [ESPN ] SportsLook adamant; 1) That the team remain in Hartford. 2) Asked of his immediate plans. Baldwin re­ Hartford. I hope he will remain to help me. I think 2 Weaving device (c)1 98 8 by NEA. Inc dS Love Connection dS Barney Millar Rated PG. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ accountable for his actions. He’s taken the Whalers Adhere to the prior philosophy of maintaining a sponded, “ I ’m going to go away fora while, make a [C N N ] Moneyline whether or not he does is largely due to his (dD N e w t (Live) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' fered a sterotyped role, a struggling black to a certain plateau — like he did in New York and winning team on the ice and play a vital role off the movie or two,” [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and commitment on the West Coast.” (H ) Doctor W ho: The Daleki Part 5 of 7 (C C ) An alcoholic actress is shocked to actor must decide whether to compromise St. Louis — and now slippage is appearing. ice in their countless community efforts. 3) Price Conrad, 57, who will soon be leaving his executive find the man she’d spent the night with Harriet his integrity or starve. Robert Townsend, Gordon, a Hartford real estate developer, also is dD Chariia't Angela Anne-Marie Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. If Francis cannot take the Whalers to greater was fair and attractive. vice president position with Aetna Life and Casualty murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Whoopee Boys' enthusiastic about the Whalers. “ It (the team) is ^ Quincy Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. Tw o streetwise New Yorkers enroll in e Rated R. heights, then he should be harpooned and Baldwin, who owns the California-based Indian Co., is looking forward to channeling all his energies Florida swampland charm school in order very important to Hartford,” he said. “ I think it’s dD Noticiaa [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ 2:30AM (3D m o v i e : 'Valley of the Neck Movie Company, left his future with the toward the Whalers’ organization. CELEBRITY CIPHER to win a wealthy heiress' affections. Mi­ Conrad-Gordon should hire someone who will very exciting.” Gordon, who began discussions with CBlebrity Cipher cryptogrBms are crM tad from quotations by famous people, past and present ($71 MacNeil/Lehrar Nawthour fered a sterotyped rote, a struggling black bolls' Four women are caught up in the Whalers up in the air, yet, his words were of “ This is a happy occasion for me.” Conrad said. actor must decide whether to compromise chael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez, Denholm world of show business, facing many steer the club in the right direction for the 1990s. Conrad about the purchase of the club about two Each letter In the cipher stands tor another Today'i clue L equals Y [C N N ] Showbiz Today Elliott. 1986. Rated R. someone departing for good. “ I ’m very excited about the prospects for the his integrity or starve. Robert Townsend, crises in their lives as tensions and disap­ months ago, wasn’t concerned with the precedent­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Ugly Dachshund' A Anne-Marie Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987 [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents pointments increase. Patty Duke, Susan □ □ □ “ It’s an emotional time,” Baldwin said. "A s for Whalers. I want to thank Howard for what he has 'XE PDKKLHDDW WXWJ'R Great Dane's belief that he's one of a litter Rated R. Hayward. Sharon Tate. 1967. setting price paid for the NHL club. of dachshunds causes no end of problems 1 1:30PM CID ® Late Show (In There seems to be some concern about the new my future with the Whalers, at this point in time it is done for bringing the Whalers franchise to its [U S A ] Tates of the Gold Monkey Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Latenight unresolved,” he said. “ Suffice to say, if I am tohave current profitable condition. Right now, the “ I don’t worry about price. I just worry about HDQT DVR, X HIA IKK lor his owners. Dean Jones, Suzanne facility being built at the Storrs campus Pleshatte, Charlie Ruggles 1966. 8 : 30PM (3D ® Head of the CIb s i (CC) dD dg) Nightline (CC) [ESPN] SportsCenter of the University of Connecticut. One writer has any role with the team it will be clearly one without Whalers are going to consume all of my time” what happens after you pay,” Gordon said. [ESPN ] SportsLook Dennis is chosen to appear on a T V show dD Baretta 2:35AM dD News |R) OQNOIQNVV RD SN RPN and plans to express his radical views on asked how UConn could handle all of its fans in an [M AX] MOVIE: 'This Proper^ la Con­ (3D Honeymoonefs [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Young- demned' A young Southern girl is urged to the world. (R) 2:40AM 8,000-seat arena. (ID Bravo blood’ (C C ) A brash young hockey player 8NAR ANGQNRIQL XJ RPN enter into a relationship with an older man [D IS ] Danger Bay Grant helps a deaf boy must learn the importance of teamwork Good point. who will pay mama (or her affections. Na­ who has difficulty communicating with d D Adderly When Adderly is assigned to when he joins a new team. Rob Lowe. It’s incomprehensible in this day and age, when talie Wood. Robert Redford, Charles Bron­ others, by Introducing him to Mike the be a document courier, he meets an old Post 102 squad has things going its way HDOKW.' — SNRRN WIZXA. Cindy Gibb, Patrick Swayze. 1986. Rated son. 1966. Chimpanzee. agent friend who's on one last mission. schools are replacing 14,000-seat arenas with PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Tm a real American Or what's known in New (70 min.) (R) R. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Evil Under the Sun' York as an oul-ol-towner " — Calvin Trillin 9:00PM CSD Equalizer McCall's ab­ spanking-new 22.000-seat buildings, that the state In Zone Eight action thus far, the Manchester while right-hander Keith Di Yeso picked up the save. “ We played some gooid baseball in the first,” Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot invasll- ducted. and two former associates (Robert dD (2) Tennis: Wimbledon Tennis 2:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : ‘Boarding 2 of Connecticut is erecting a facility that will seat Kitsock went five innings, allowed two runs (one gsies an actress' murder at an exclusive Mitchum. Richard Jordan) race against the Highlights Highlights of today's men's School' Schoolgirls in Switzerland devise Legion Post 102 squad has had things its way. Manchester Legion Coach Dave Morency said. Adriatic island resort. Peter Ustinov, Jane clock to find him. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) semifinal rounds. a scheme to attract the attention of the only 8,000 for basketball. Tuesday night was no different. earned), five hits, walked one and struck out four. “ South Windsor was unable to get it into gear.” Birkrn, James Mason. 1982. Rated PG ® Racing From Plainsfietd boys from a nearby school. Nastassja Kin­ The arena will be outmoded before it’s finished. Post 102 scored all the runs it would need in the C£) dS) Hooperman (CC) Harry goes "un> ski. Gerry Sundquist, Kurt Raab. 1978. Post 102 remains unbeaten in the Zone as it In the fourth, Manchester added two runs when [U SA ] Cartoons dercoffin" to catch funeral-home thieves: (2) Morton Downey Jr. Rated R. UConn will bring some Big East Conference first. Dave Price led off with a double and Rob Stanford singled to drive in Keith Hobby. Stanford DeMott dates a handicapped man. (R) (In defeated South Windsor. 5-2, at Moriarty Field. 6:30PM (3 ) css News (CC) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred games back on campus. But the big ones, against Stanford followed with a swinging bunt. Dom came around on an error. Stereo) Hickman, Nick Charles. Manchester is 6-0 in the Zone and 9-5 overall while (~5) W K R P In Cincinnati 3:00AM (m MOVIE: Mystarlout Mr. the iron of the league in St. John’s, Georgetown and Laurinitis reached on a fielder’s choice and DiYeso Stanford and DiYeso had two hits each for Post (3D MOVIE: 'Cloak and Dagger' A young [DIS] Jesse Owens Story The life of South Windsor is 1-5 in the Zone and 4-11-1 overall. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ( £ ® A B C New s (CC) boy, to the disbelief of his elders, becomes Moto' Mr. Moto of the International Police Syracuse, will probably be still reserved for the walked to load the bases. Neal Schackner also 102. Jesse Owens Is traced. Including his train­ is given a case that baffles Scotland Yard. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (0 ) Jaffertons Part t of 2 involved in murder and espionage. Henry ing at Ohio State, his record-breaking track Hartford Civic Center with its 16.000-plus seats. In a battle of Zone Eight unbeatens, Manchester delivered a swinging bunt single to score Stanford Manchester 300 200 0— 5-7-2 Thomas, Dabney Coleman, Michael Mur­ Peter Lorre. Harold Huber, Mary Maguire. Too Clote for Comfort performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, 1938. will clash with East Hartford tonight at 5; 45 p.m. at with the first run. Joe Leonard walked to force in South VYIndsor 010 010 0— 2-4-2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, My client takes the Fifth phy. 1984. Don’t blame this short-sightedness on UConn Kitsock, DiYeso (6) and Laurinitis. Svmonds and 9 and his humanitarian ventures and ultimate (g ) ® N BC Nawa (CC). Kelley Field. ' Laurinitis and DiYeso scored on a wild pitch for a 3-0 one letter to each square, to form Mamas Boy (C C ) Jake mSets up business failure. (90 min.) Part 2 of 2. [C N N ] Headline News Ovamigfit Look toward the state Capitol, where the Ham m ond. four ordinary words Nightly Butinaei Report Southpaw Jim Kifsock registered me"victory lead. WP-KItsock. LP-Svmonds. dD with an ex-girlfriend whom he never should [ESPN] SportsCenter [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Speedway' A wealthy lawmakers were “ generous” to UConn and gave it di) Noticieio Unhriaion have let get away - put she's engaged. (In race car driver falls for the beautiful IRS Stereo) [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Killer Party' Party -goers agent assigned to help him solve his tax money for this construction. JONEY (ST) Love Connection at this Halloween social come face to face S ' (2D Cathedral Live action and animation problems. Elvis Presley, Nancy Sinatra, Bill When state legislators think of UConn as “ us” [C N N ] Inside Politics '8 8 wHh a twenty year old phantom that Bixby. 1968. Rated G. combine to tell the story of the building of a haunts a sorority house. Martin Hewitt, and not “ them.” maybe matters will improve. [ESPN ] Best of American Muscle Ma­ French cathedral. (60 min.) Ralph Seymour, Paul Bartel. 1986. Rated [ESPN ] Surfing Magazine Gardner goes hard as starter for Bosox gazine Otherwise, don’t expect too much. dD Dos Vidas R. 3:10AM CID Nightwatch Joined in 7:00PM (T ) Entertainment Tonight (In (S?) American Playhouse: Native Son [M AX] MOVIE: 'Eye of the Tiger' An Progress IMMAX Stereo) □ □ □ By HItlel Italle (C C ) Richard Wright's novel inspired this ex-con confronts the drjg-deating motor­ The Associated Press C D Nows account of an alienated black youth in cycle gang that murdered his wife. Gary 3:25AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'American Sal “ the Barber’ ’ Maglie would not find A L Roundup HD (Si Wheel of Fortune (CC) 1930s who accidentally murders Busey, Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel. Ninja 2: The Confrontation' Tw o GIs face employment in baseball nowadays. The New York his white employer's daughter. (2 hrs.) 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) off with a drug kingpin who’s turning (3D SI 00.000 Pyramid Giants’ of bygone days earned his moniker In his first start of the year and [C N N ] Larry King Live [USA] Airwolf American soldiers into ninja assassins. Mi­ second of his major-league career. RUBBGY (11) Cheers chael Dudikoff. Steve James, Larry Poin­ by coming inside against batters, not because of his [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Speedway' A wealthy 11:35PM dD Magnum, P.l. Part 1 of dexter. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Boston's Wes Gardner decided to / V ' W HAT T H E V C A L L E D (1$ Kojak race car driver falls for the beautiful IRS prowess with barber’s shears. Batters knew better The Tigers moved three games 2. think like a reliever. zrx: TH AT 01© 5ILEISIT d@ M*A*S*H agent assigned to help him solve his tax 3:30AM [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Ameri­ than to hang out over the plate against Maglie. The ahead of die second-place Yankees in 11:45PM d Tonight Show (In can Racing Series From Portland, Ore. S L E P H A N iT . dD MacNall/Lahrer Newshour problems. Elvis Presley. Nancy Sinatra. Bill Gardner, pressed into the rotation the A L East. Gary Pettis got two hits Bixby. 1968. Rated G. Stereo) (60 min.) (R) same held true for those who faced former Dodger di) Barney Miller when Jeff Sellers suffered a broken and scored twice. Rick Rhoden, 3-6, UMSOQE [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Host: Jay 12:00AM CID Divorce Court star Don Drysdale. hand, allowed just three hits in seven Now arrange the circled letters to dS) dS) Win. Lose or Draw Johnstone. [USA] MOVIE: 'Tenspeed and Brown allowed four runs on seven hits in 71-3 form the surprise answer, as sug­ (3D Star Trek Shoe' A fast-talking con man and a day­ Head-hunting is a no-no in baseball. Pitching (3) Family Ties innings Tuesday night as the Red Sox innings. He was knocked out on A ^ gested' by the above cartoon. [USA] Street Hawk (S) Forgotten Children of the 80's (60 dreaming stockbroker team up to become inside is not. defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-1. dD Roaa Sahraje consecutive RBI singles by Sheridan 9:30PM (S) ® Slap Maxwell Story min.) two of the wildest and funniest private eyes L.A. has ever seen. Ban Vereen, Jeff “ I wanted togoas hard as I could for S Nightly Bualnets Report (C C ) Slap gets involved in a one-on-one (2 ) Soap □ □ □ and Luis Salazar. Answer: a ' ^ J *“ k A k A -k J basketball game with a talented female Goldblum. 1980. as long as I could,“ said Gardner. 2-1. The Tigers went ahead for good in -A SS sur Trek ® Newlywed Game Billy Martin, having been relieved for a fifth time (Answers tomorrow) [C N N ] Monsyline atNete. (R) (In Stereo) “ I developed a little knot in my back the top of the third. Dave Bergman [CNN] Newsnight [CNN] Lany King Overnight HIDING TIMELY (3) Odd Couple 4:00AM as New York Yankees’ manager, said he’d never about the fifth inning, but I feel really Jumbles'. AWASH NUTTY [ESPN] SporttCanter [ESPN ] NCAA Basketball Special: Sea­ singled, Pettis walked with one out Yesterday's (S) O ^e and Night* of MoHy Dodd [M AX] Clnemax Comedy be back. Answer; What’s the (Irsl thing you see after looking for [USA] Airwolf S son of Upsets (R) 4:25AM good.” and Whitaker hit an RBI single. Pettis something In the dark?— THE LIGHT Molly begins work in a Greenwich Village Experiment: Judge Reinhott and Demi Promise? The Indians helped Gardner relax opened the eighth with a single and 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine Featured: bookstore, but her absent-minded em­ 12:30AM dD a h in the Family Moore (C C ) (In Stereo) ployer doesn't remember who she is. (In early, committing two errors in the Sean Connery; a man who searches for dD High Rollers stole his 32nd base, setting up scorpions in the Arizona desert. Stereo) 4:30AM (H) Twilight Zona second inning that led to five un­ d ) Entertainment Tonight (In Stereo) run-scoring singles by Sheridan and NO. b.ex 10 .tool. Joroblo lool. No IJ r. ••■rioWo ^ (D Current Affair [ESPN ] PBA Bowling: Seattle Open (2 [ESPN ] Skateboarding: 1987 National earned runs. aoO IronOlInj. rrom JoiorNo. elo Ihro ^ ° Moriarty nine Salazar as the Tigers took a 4-1 lead. locludo .ournooro. ■dOroii ood ttpcodo ond moko yoor chook poyobto lo No.ipi|wrt)ook, hrs.) (Live) (2 ) Rat Patrol Championship, from Anaheim. Calif. (R) m ^ Jeopardy! (CC) “ That took some of the pressure Sheridan had a two-run triple in the [TM C ] MOVIE; 'American Ninja 2: The (M) The Street Peluso almost has an affair off,” Gardner said. d3 : New York Confrontation' Tw o GIs face off with a when he and his co-workers take a trip to 4;35AM [HBO] MOVIE: Lust in the ninth. Mats at Pittsburgh Pirates (3 hrs.) (Live) drug kingpin who's turning American sol­ Atlantic City. (R) (In Stereo) Oust' (C C ) Outlaws race to find a treasure stili unbeaten It was the 99th appearance in the Orioles 7, Blue Jays 0 (H) INN News diers into ninja assassins. Michael Dud*- @ ) More Real People buried In the town of Chili Verde, New major leagues for Gardner, acquired Mexico. Tab Hunter. Divine. Lainie Kazan. Major League Baseball: N ew York koff, Steve James, Larry Poindexter. HD Gene Scott MERIDEN — The halfway point of the Greater by the Red Sox after the 1985 season Jay Tibbs and Mark Thurmond Mats at Pittsburgh Pirates (2 hrs., 30 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1985. Rated R. [ESPN ] Motorweek Illustrated Hartford Twilight League is fast approaching for along with Calvin Schiraldi in the deal combined on a seven-hitter and Fred min,) 10:00PM dD Wiseguy Sonny's de­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Still of the Night' A Moriarty Brothers and to date no one has been able that sent Bob Ojeda to the New York Lynn and Eddie Murray drove in (B) ® Barney Miller mented nephew poses a threat to Vinnie 9 psychiatrist becomes increasingly in­ Astrograph and the Steelgrave organization. (60 min.) Mets. three runs each as Baltimore defeated (B) Newlywed Game volved with the mysterious mistress of a to derail the express of the perennial league power. (R) Gardner lowered his earned run Toronto in a game marked by several ® Hollywood Squares murdered patient. Meryl Streep, Roy The MB’s won their 15th in a row Tuesday night, (dD (S ) News Scheider, Jessica Tandy. 1982. Rated PG. average to 1.49. disputes. @ World of Survival (R) N E W YOBK 14-8, over host Katz Sports at Ceppa Field behind an SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Partner­ dD Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser's [U S A ] Edge of Night “ It was almost like having Roger After the first out in the bottom of [C N N ] Crossfire 18-hit attack. Each team in the Twilight League ship arrangements are likely to be luck­ investigation of a corporate takeover CILY (Clemens) out there,” said first the first. Baltimore manager Frank AP photo ier for you today than playing a lone [ESPN] Best of Scholastic Sports makes him the target of a determined plays a 31-game schedule. America bomber. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 12:35AM (3D lov* Boat baseman Todd Benzinger. “ You just Robinson approached home plate TIGER O N -SLA U G H T — Detroit’s Gary Pettis slides safely hand. Team up with strong allies whose GO The MB’s cracked two more home runs to up their umpire Durwood Merrill and accused interests are in harmony with yours. [H B O ] Wimbledon '88 Highlights Cli) Police Story 12:40AM m o v i e : 'Stepford knew he was going to throw strikes across home plate as New York catcher Don Slaught can’t BONANZA impressive total to 30 for the season. Ray Gllha and Toronto starter Jim Clancy of having SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If (S) Morton Downey Jr. Children' A lawyer attempts to unravel and get people out.” 8:00PM CD Jake and the Faitman (CC) the 20-year-old mystery behind the death Todd Reynolds each connected among the 18-hit control the throw from the outfield during first-inning play Jura 30,1988 you’re a good listener, today you should It's a case of mistaken identity when a (2 ) (2 ) Bronx Zoo (C C ) Joe clashes with Marty Barrett hit a two-run triple an illegal substance on his right pant of her husband's first wife in the myster­ barrage by the local entry. Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. be able to piece together advantageous woman uses her twin socialite sister to the new civics teacher over the way to de­ ious town of Stepford. Barbara Eden, Don and Dwight Evans added a two-run leg. cover up her crimes. (60 min.) (R) Moriarty’s hits the halfway point of the campaign In the year ahead there are indications information acquired from several fuse the threat of gang violence at Harrison Murray, Richard Anderson. 1987. (R) homer, his fifth, to highlight the In the bottom of the third, third base High. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 0-4. Pasqua hit solo homers in the struck out seven in improving his that you will establish an alliance with sources. dD MOVIE: 'How to Beat the High Cost Thursday night when it hosts at 7:30 at Moriarty second inning. Boston added another umpire Tim Welke made no call on an someone who is older than you In both CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) V e n ­ of Living* Three housewives turn to rob­ (2 ) Norfolk Chamber Music Festivel fourth and sixth innings for Chicago, lifetime record against California to Let* Night With Field Mallove’s Jewelers of Middletown. run in the fifth when Mike Greenwell apparent home run to left by Lynn. age and experience. The association tures or enterprises about which you bery to beat inflation. Susan Saint James. @ ) Noticiero Univlsion 12:45AM (g) ® It's The his second two-homer game of the 28-14. It was his fourth complete game Jane Curtin, Jessica Lange. 1979. David Latterman (R| (In Stereo) Smart Choice Moriarty’s opened the scoring with four runs in singled to extend his hitting streak to When the ball rebounded onto the will have mutual benefits. are genuinely enthusiastic have good $D Star Trek year and the fourth of his career. of the season and 228th of his career. CANCER (June 21-July 22) W h en deal­ chances for being successful today. d D ® Growing Pains (C C ) A vacation 1:00AM (3D Archie Bunker's Place the fifth inning highlighted by Gliha’s two-run 19 games and Jim Rice doubled. field, Lynn stopped at second. trip to Hawaii forces Maggie to make a dif­ [C N N ] Headline News NOW SIX DAILY TRIPS Long, 3-3, allowed four hits in seven Gene Larkin had three hits, includ­ ing with others on a one-to-one basis Think "win," and give them a try. (3D Joe Franklin (R) homer. They added two runs in the second with a Gardner struck out four and walked Robinson again came out of the ficult decision. Part 1 o f 2. (R) [HBO] HItchhIkar (C C) A greedy slum- DEPARTURES FROM innings, walking two and striking out ing his second homer, and drove in today, try to treat them exactly as you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You will (B) S TwHight Zone Chris Petersen RBI double highlighting the frame. dugout, and Merrill ruled that the ball (ID Smithaonlan Treasures lord's destiny is changed by a voodoo MANCHESTER PARK ft RIDE LOT two. Lee Smith pitched the last one. Thigpen pitched two perfect three runs. Kirby Puckett and Kent would like to be treated. It will open the gain momentum (or your Interests to­ had reached the seats, waving Lynn curse. (In Stereo) (3) Matchmaker liptnctr llrttl Off Intaritit* 3t4) Three more runs came across in the third with innings as the Red Sox won their innings to earn his 15th save in 18 Hrbek also had three hits. way for better cooperation. Trying to day if you can show others how they can <9) McCloud around the bases. Toronto manager [M A X ] M O VIE; 'Sw eet Revertge' A Los S i) Guide tu Plal Reynolds belting a solo homer and Steve Chotiner fourth straight and eighth in 10 Larkin homered in the top of the patch up a broken romance? The benefit. Don't think in singular terms. ^ Highway to Heaven (C C ) A ranch Angeles television reporter is abducted by 6:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. opportunities as the last 16 Kansas owner (Richard ramsworth) feels too old [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 |R) games. Jimy Williams was ejected for Matchmaker set can help you under­ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Ta k e time the head of a white-slavery ring. Nancy Al­ 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. an RBI triple. They moved their lead to 14-2 in the City batters were retired in order. second against Jack Lazorko, 0-1, and stand what it might take to restore the to stop and smell the roses today if your and tired to help Jonathan and Mark atop ien, Ted Shackelford. Martin Landau. [D IS] MOVIE: 'M y Darling Clementina' sixth with four more runs with a bunch of hits strung "H e (Gardner) is a horse. He's a arguing the call. the senseless killing of untamed horses. 11:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Rangers 6, Mariners 0 the Twins scored twice in the third. relationship. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, schedule has been a bit hectic. Do 1967. Rated R. Wyatt Earp, his brothers trid the alcoholic gamer, ” Cleveland manager Doc Tibbs, 3-4, allowed five hits before (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Doc Holliday face the villanout Clantons at ALSO SERVING FARMINGTON, together. Jose Guzman pitched a four-hitter c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, things that are tun and refreshing that [USA] New Mike Hammer leaving with the bases loaded and two (S ) ® Lizzie: An Amazon Adventure: A the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ WATERBURY, SOUTHBURY, “ Everyone got at least one hit,” Moriarty Edwards said. for his first major-league shutout and Cleveland, OH 44101. can help alter your outlook. River Journeys Special Dramatized sequ­ 10:30PM (3D New* nell. Victor Mature. 1946. □ANBURY and YONKERS Manager Gene Johnson spoke of the impressive outs in the sixth. Thurmond earned his Brewers 4, Athletics 1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conditions look ARIES (March 21-April 19) Ta k e posi­ Tigers 6, Yankees 1 Larry Parrish and Steve Buechele hit ences re-create Englishwoman Lizzie Hes- (3) INN Newt [ESPN] Fishin' Hots first save. Jim Clancy, 4-10, was the encouraging today for furthering your tive actions to expand and develop your sel's 4.000-mile Amazon River journey onslaught. Chotiner collected three hits and Gliha, Frank Tanana allowed five hits in 8 solo home runs as Texas snapped a Rob Deer broke up a scoreless tie [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow ALSO FOUR DAILY TRIPS loser. ambitious interests. Have definite ob­ present financial opportunities. There which she began in 1896. Also, highlights ® Hogan's Heroes TO CAPE COD Reynolds. Ralph Giansanti, Rick Murray, Ray 1-3 innings and Pat Sheridan drove in threo-game losing streak. with a two-out, two-run homer in the jectives in mind and proceed are indications that good things can be of journalist Maria Aitken's 1985 trip re­ (S) Muy Eipeclal ' 1 :05AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Out of White Sox 4, Royals 3 seventh inning and Don August tracing Lizzie's route. (60 min.) (R) iro a ’PI/ecLCtsre. to aarvoyou Sullivan and Mike Charter two apiece. four runs as Detroit extended its optimistically. made better. [HBO] Uptown Comedy Expraea (CC) Bounds' An Iowa lannbov's visit to Lot Left-hander Craig Steuernagel was beneficiary of Dan Pasqua homered twice and Twins 8, Angels 2 pitched a four-hitter as Milwaukee VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) A positive at­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) That which Comedy ttand-t^ end vignette perforrih Angelas turns Into a fight for Ilf* whan he's winning streak over New York to five mistakenly suspected of murder. Anthony defeated Oakland for the first time in titude will work wonders for you today. you conceptualize today will be both (S ) M O VIE: 'Th e Silencers* An American ances by Arsanio Hall, Chris Rock, Barry the Moriarty attack for his fourth victory of the games. Greg Walker hit a towering solo shot Bert Blyleven pitched an eight- espionage agent tries to prevent a defect­ Michael Hall. Jenny Wright, Jeff Kober. five games this season. Try it on problems that you thought had logical and promising, even though you Sobel, Robert Townsend and Marsha season. He worked the first five innings before Tanana, 10-4, allowed only three with two outs'ln the eighth inning to hitter for his fourth consecutive ing U S scientist from passing top secrets 1986. Rated R. |ln Stereo) Naw Enolanira nn a a t Bua Lina are apt to view things on a rather grand Warfield from the Ebony Showcase back the four-hit pitching of Bill Long victory and was backed by a 15-hit Jeffrey Leonard singled with two no immediate solutions. The results 10 a Chinese mastermind. Dean Martin, Theatre in Los Angeles. (60 min.) (In giving way in the sixth to Chris Helin. The latter was hits after the second inning. He struck scale. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm Now Operating To/Frotn outs in the seventh and Deer, breaking could be surprising. Stella Stevens, Victor Buono. 1966. Stereo) Street 3: Dream Warrior*' (CC) A group roughed up by Katz for six runs in the sixth inning. out six and walked two before being and Bobby Thigpen. attack as Minnesota moved to within GEMINI (May 21-Jura 20) You're more Manchester PARK & RIDE LOT LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) Two matters ^ MOVIE: 'The Savage Is Loose* A fa­ of institutionalized teen-agers unite to rid Walker’s fourth home run carried four games of first-place Oakland in an O-for-12 slump, lined a 1-1 pitch likely to tare better in your commercial 11:00PM (3D (ID ® ® New* (Spencer Street Off Int. 3B4) He gave way to veteran right-hander Kenny Hill in relieved with one out and runners on that you (eel are significant look like mily, shipwrecked on a desert island, must themselves of the evil influence of child- deep into the right-field water display the AL West. from Storm Davis well into the they can be concluded to your satisfac­ and business aflairs today II you let the (3D Taxi murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather Lsngen- FOR INFO CALL the seventh and he retired Katz without any further first and second in the ninth. Mike come to grips with the primal forces of life. Blyleven, 7-6, walked one and left-field seats for his 12th homer. tion. Don't wish lor things to happen, other guymakethe overtures. T ry not lo George C Scott, Trish Van Devere, John (3D (S) Th e Street Psiuso almost has an kamp, Patricia Arquette. Robert Englund. 1/800/B&6-381B damage. Henneman closed. and came off reliever Gene Garber, make them happen. ap(>ear too eager. David Carson 1974. affair when he and his co-workers take a 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) i« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 29,

SCOREBOARD TORONTO — The union for the NHL’s referees and linesmen said Tuesday the league’s proposal for a new system to rate on-ice officials could lead to dismissals based on “ personality clashes” rather than performance. Softbafl Little League r sportscardI NEW The issue dominated a four-hour meeting pykstrart /V i O l K Tuesday. CHICAGO Bckmn 2b Teufel 2b 1 0 0 0 MDIozlb When a four-hour meeting ended, both sides TONIONT't OAMIS Amarlcan Leagua atandinga o b rh b l a b rh M 4 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b National Farm 5 1 1 0 Dunstonss 5 13 2 McRylds If said it was too early to predict if the officials GItnn II vt. CBT, 6 — F llio tra ld Samuel 2b Stmtaryrf 5 12 2 ColMrf Pub V*. Paounl't, 7:30 — Fltzoerald The Lawyert dumped Hartford Road Hayes lb 4 0 2 0 Palmeir If 5 12 0 would strike before the 1086-89 season begins. Eatt DIvltlen HJohsn3b 5 12 1 VonSlykcf Dean vt. Traih-Awov, 6 — Robertton D a iry Queen, \4-1. at Verplonck School. Schmdt3b 5 0 3 2 Dawson rf 3 12 1 Carter c 4 0 0 0 Drtiz c The current agreement expires Aug. 31. Talks J.C. Penney vt. Cummlnet, Jon Pontlllo and Brian Hirko combined W L Pet. OB Parrish c 3 100 Sndbro2b 4 0 0 1 46 28 .622 — Mogodn 1b 3 12 0 Congelsph Roberlton on a two^ltter for the Lawyert while Detroit CJomes rf 4 10 0 L0W3b 4 1 1 0 3 1 1 2 Bernard ss now have been adjourned until Aug. 8. New York 43 31 .581 3 4 0 10 Bster ss NUMethodItt vt. Edwordt, Jeff Cathman hod three hitt and three Bradley If 4 0 0 0 JDovIS C Frndez p 4 0 10 DGonzIz ss Paeani RBIt. Pot Quith tripled while Jim Cleveland 41 35 .539 6 M Thm pcf 4 0 12 Trillo 1b 3000 Spokesmen for the NHL Officials’ Association 38 34 .528 7 McDwII p 0000 FIsherp Keith vt. Allttote, 7:30 — Pagonl Loehflem and Scott Whalen were Boston Jeltzss 3 1 1 0 Grace 1b 0 10 0 Destrdph 1 OOOi emerged from Tuesday’s meeting to say in a Jlm 't vt. Bradley't. t — Nike defentive standoutt. For HRDQ, Brett Milwaukee 38 38 .500 9 Carman p 3 00 0 DMrtnzcf 4 112 38 40 .487 Kipperp ooooj statement that it has offered a counter-proposal Reed vt. Allied, 7:30 — Nike Dolan hit well while Tom Mozzer and Toronto 10 Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 GModdxp 2 0 10 R R ^ p h 1 oooj Word vt. Hockanum, 6 — Keeney Keith MItcheltree played well In the Baltimore 22 54 .289 25 MYongph 0 0 0 0 Jocksnph 10 10 on job rating that “ seeks a greater respect and West Dlvhlon Ruckerp 00 00. Winarski gets hole-ln-one Huncry TIoer vs. Pub, 6 — Charter tield. Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 Co pel p 0 000 Bream ph 1 000» understanding in all phases of their (the Oak w L Pet. OB M u p h ^p h 00 00 31 3 3 3 Oakland 47 29 .618 — Lancostr p 00 0 0 35 5 10 5 Totals Pat Winarski fired a hole-in-one recently at officials’) service to the game.” Minnesota 42 32 .568 4 35 4 8 4 Totals 35 611 6 Kansas City 39 37 .513 8 New York the Manchester Country Club. He aced the par-3, The two sides have not yet discussed money. Texos 36 39 .480 lO'/j PhltadelpMo dame Winning RBI — S tro v ^ rv 'j^ 138-yard 12th hole using an 8-iron. He was in a The association says the system for rating Army and Navy Club defeated Man- Rec Soccer Oiicago 34 40 .459 12 Cmcage 181 888 84x— 6 chetter Pizza, 8-2, Tuetdavnlghtot Nike California 33 43 .434 14 Game Winning RBI — Dunston (6). E -E ls te r. L O B ^ e w Yprtf ?- foursome with Don Jardes, Joe Dura and Ron referees and linesmen is a more important Seattle 30 47 .390 17'A burgh 7. 2B— Magadan. HR— HJohn 14);. Field. Ruts Benevidet led ABN with E— Bradley, Samuel, Trillo, DMartlnez, Stravtaeiry (18), Elster (5), Bonilla (16).« Frey. issue. three hItt while Bruce Fray, Gree Tuesday's Gomes Dunston. DP— Philadelphia 2. LDB— SB— Llnd(7),Grtlz(1),Stray4>erry(16). J Quallt, Randy Bombard ond Dove Detroit 6, New York 1 Phllodelphia 10, Chicago 8. 2B— Dawson, The league says it wants the right to terminate Hanley added two apiece. For Pizza, Pee Wee _ nore 7, Toronto 0 DMartlnez, Hayes. R ER BB so; the contract of any official, regardless of Kevin Morte, Tom Rooney, Jeff John­ Penguins 2 (Michael Prindivllle 2), Bdswn 6, Cleveland 1 IP R ER BB SO Chicago 4, Kansas City 3 Philadelphia New Yerh Clemens to start tonight seniority or past performance. son and Ted GrozlanI had two apiece. Strikers 2 (Kane Anderson 2). Frndez W.46 4< AP photo Express 3 (Jason Krlsolofsky 3), Texas 8, Seattle 0 Canhan 62-3 Milwaukee 4, Dakkind 1 Ruffin McDwII S6 BOSTON — Two-time Cy Young Award Timbers 1 (Patrick McKenna). 1-3 Pittsburgh Oklahoma, of Kansas, Nika Patriots 2 (Chris McCreary 2), Jagu­ Minnesota 8, California 2 Bedrosn L,16 1 2 : TOP NBA PICKS — Commissioner Wednesday's Gomes Chicago Fisher L46 winner Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox Wathlnpton Social Club deteated ars 1 (Lindsey Schneider). Kipper 0< David Stern, center, is surrounded by Stern, Rick Smits of Marist College and Milwaukee (Wegmon 6-5) at Daklond GMaddux 7 2- was given medical clearance Tuesday to pitch Brown's Package Store, 9-4, at Nike Sharks 3 (Kevin Teets 2, Doug (VIMIch 94), 3:15 p.m. Rucker Field. Jock Lyon led the winners with CosmInI), Meteors 2(Justin Herdick 2). Pat Cash Capel W,2-1 1 Fernandez pitched to 1 batter In thej Penguins name Ubriaco the top players picked in the 1988 NBA Hersey Hawks of Bradley. The players (fetrbit (Terrell 34) at New York (Dotson Lancaster S,3 1 his next scheduled start despite a slight muscle three hits while Gory Hurley, Bob 7-8),r!e30 p.m. Moteyo and Jon Brandt added two each W P— Carman, Copel. BK— GMaddux. ^*Vjmplres— Home, Engel; Rrst, Wllll-i tear in the groin area. PITTSBURGH — Gene Ubriacois leaving one draft. From left are of were in New York Tuesday. Midgets Toronto (Key 2-1) at Baltimore This 23-year-old tennis pro Umpires— Home, Harvey; First, Pulll; with the latter drilling a home run. Bob (Boutlsta 36), 7:35 p.m. ams; Second, Halllon; Third, Runge. Ciemens suffered what he first believed was a of the worst teams in professional hockey to Cornell and Bill Manegglo hod three from Australia has won more Second, RIpplev; Third, Davidson. T — 2:55. A— 45,011. ' Spartans 3 (Richie Prenetto, Jason Cleveland (CandlottI 76) at Boston T — 2:58. A— 32,271. cramp in warming up before a game with the coach what he says could be one of the best. hits eoch In defeat. Goldberg, Michael Flemming), Sound­ (Clemens 10-5), 7:35 p.m. than $1 million in his career. ers 0. Chicago (Perez 64) at Konsos City By mid 1988, he was ranked Baltimore Orioles. The Pittsburgh Penguins’ new general Women's Rec Breakers 2 (Ryan Post, Rory Post), (Bannister 76), 8:35 p.m. ) Clemens, 10-5, threw on the side as scheduled manager, Tony Esposito, ended his 10-week Strikers 0. Texas (Hough 7-7) at Seattle (Moore 4 8). No. 4 in the world. The 1987 Redad.PadreaS Cardinals 5. Expos 4 I ( Monday. He was examined by team physician Clippers looking to sail Suns 7 (T im Tedtord 3, Rich Gritteth 2, DeCormler Nissan robbed Manches­ 10:05 p.m. Wimbledon title was his first I search for a new coach Tuesday by hiring ter State Bank, 30-12, at Charter Oak. Ryan CosmInI, Kevin Tedtord), Dlym- Minnesota (Anderson 4-5) at Californio major win. He's also been an SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI MONTREAL STLOUIS I Dr. Arthur Pappas Tuesday and given an OK to Ubriaco, 50, to replace the much-criticized Donna Trudeau lashed five hits for plcs 1 (Scott Cochran). (Finley 46). 10:35 p.m. o b rlib l a b r h M j DeCorm ler while Sharon Lauzon ond Metros 4 (Jason Russo 2, Steve Thursday's Gome Australian Open finalist O b rh b l o b rh b l start against Cleveland Wednesday night Pierre Creamer. Thon ss 4 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 2 2 2 ONIxon cf 4 0 3 1 Coleman It 4 1 1 0| Noreen Long had four each with the Connelly 2), Toros 1 (Kevin Watt). New York at Chlcogo, 8:30 p m. (1987-88). 4 110*. barring any aggravation of the injury. latter homerlng. Wendy Rady added Only game scheduled L RAIomr 2b 4 110 Sabo3b 3 0 0 0 WInghm ct 0 0 0 0 OSmIth ss “ I just had a feeling the way Gene Ubriaco Gwynn rt 4 1 1 1 Daniels If 2 0 0 0 Webster It 5 1 1 0 McGeecf 5 2 3 1 1 came across and the way he knows the game — threehits. Doreen Anderson played well Galarrg 1b 4 2 3 2 Brnnskyrf 3 0 0 0 ; toward the top after draft In defeat. Intermediate M orindlb 4 0 10 Milner If 2 0 10 NatlonalLeaguestandIngs l^ n n e If 0 0 0 0 DNelll rf 3 0 10 Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 TPena c 4 0 1 1 t he’s a great teacher — that he was the right man Diplomats 2 (Tom McKeown 2). Red Sox 6, Indians 1 CMartnz If 4 1 1 0 EDavIs cf 4 12 1 Wallach 3b 4 0 2 0 MFtzgl 1b 4 110 for the job,” Esposito said. “ It’s taken a long A Central ' Racers 0. Ready 3b 4 0 12 Durhm 1b 4 0 1 0 Santovenc 4 0 11 Dguend3b 4 0 3 0 Flames sign McDonald Bv Bill Barnard history of basketball that had a of Wyoming, by Hurrieones won bv forfeit over the East Division McCllers p 0 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b 3 1 1 0 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 Alicea 2b 3 00 1 time to make a decision, but I know we’ve made The Associated Press better draft than we had today.” Utah: 6-8 guard of Sportsman's Cate nipped Manchester Eorthauokes. w L PCI. GB CLEVELAND BOSTON Parent c 3 0 0 0 Cncpcnph 0 0 0 0 Hudler2b 3 1 2 0 Tudorp 3 0 10 1 CALGARY, Alberta — Lanny McDonald, the the right decision. Cycle, 15-14, at Fitzgerald Field. Rich New York 47 28 .677 — Ob r h bl Ob r h bl A/lackcf 3 0 10 McGrIffc 3 0 0 0 Dopsonp 1 0 0 0 Pnditnph 1 0 0 0 ! he said. San Jose State, by Sacramento, Dougherty crocked five hits tor the Pittsburgh 43 33 566 4'/? Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 12 0 Whitson p 1 0 0 0 Colllnsph 10 0 0 Engle ph 1 0 0 0 Costello p 0 0 0 0 ! pesky red-haired captain of the Calgary Flames, “ I have that feeling in my stomach, that he’s “ I ’m going to play as hard as I and 6-3 guard of winners while Russ Shea ond Mike Glle Juniors Chlcogo 41 34 547 6 0 0 0 0 ! NEW YORK — The Los An­ Hall If 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 5 12 2 Brown ph 1 0 0 0 DJacksnp 2 0 0 0 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 Davlev p signed a one-year contract Tuesday, general the guy.” can and do the best I can,” DePaul, by New York. hod tour each with the latter slamming Bovs: Sinkers won bv forfeit over St. Louis 37 39 .487 10'/? Carter c( 3 0 0 0 DwEvns rt 3 1 1 2 Grant p 0 0 0 0 TJonesph 0 0 0 1 Foley ph 0 0 0 0 geles Clippers, who went from 12 a homer. Jose Gonzoles hod three hits Montreal 35 40 .467 17 DCIark If 10 10 Greenwl If 4 0 2 0 Lelper p 0 0 0 0 WJhnsn ph 0 0 0 0 manager Cliff Fletcher said. Ubriaco, a veteran minor league coach who Manning said. " I think our future Also, 6-3 guard , Diplomats. 41 .446 13'/? to 17 victories with three first- while John Gustafson, Jim Beche and Bears 7 (Bruce Watt, Jason Bevins). PhllSrielphio 33 Kittle dh 4 0 0 0 Burkscf 3 10 0 Ronnry 3b 0 0 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 “ We’re just happy to have him back for one was beginning to fear he would never coach in is bright.” by Miami; 6-9 forward Mark Scott Dougon chipped In with two Rangers 0. West Division Snyder rt 3 12 1 Rice dh 4 0 2 1 Totals 32 3 6 3 Totals 31 4 8 4 Burke p 0 0 0 0 round draft picks last season, are opiece. For Cycle, Tony Zimmerman w L Pel. GB 3 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 3 10 0 Totals 34 4 12 4 Totals 35 511 3 > more and what will probably be his final the NHL, said a team blessed with talent such as hoping for a much bigger im­ Manning and Smith could start Bryant of Seton Hall, by Por­ OIrls: Eagles won forelt over the — Jacoby 3b and Ed Kowal hod threehits each while Rowdies. Los Angeles 43 31 .581 Upshaw 1b 2 0 0 0 Ceronec 4 1 1 0 Son Diego 300 000 006-3 season,” Fletcher said. “ He’s a very important tland; 6-9 forward Houston 40 35 .533 3'/? Most Valuable Player Mario Lemieux and provement with three more first- at forward alongside center Be­ Bob Francis, Rick Costello ond Bob Red Sox won bv forfeit won over the RWsgtnss 3 0 0 0 JoReed ss 4 0 0 0 Cincinnati 100 030 001— 4 Montreal 000 110 026^ , of Southern Mississippi, by Cleve­ Klernon added two apiece. Bruins Son Francisco 38 37 .507 S'/? Allanson c 3 0 0 0 One out when winning run scored. SILoulS 100 Oil 003— 5 • part of our hockey club. all-star defenseman Paul Coffey belongs in the rounders in 1988-89. noit Benjamin, who has shown Cincinnati 34 41 .453 9'/? Totals 30 1 4 1 Totals 35 6 10 5 Game Winning RBI — TJanes (2). Dne out when winning run scored. i McDonald, 35, has played 15 NHL seasons. playoffs. “ Christmas Is definitely here,” flashes of talent but lacks inten­ land; 6-6 forward of Son Diego 33 44 .479 11'/? DP— Cincinnati 1. LOB— San Diego 3, Game Winning RBI — None. J Pittsburgh, by Denver; 6-6guard Charter Oak Atlanta 26 47 ,356 I6V7 Clayeland 000 010 000— 1 Clnclnnotl 7. 2B— Milner. 3B— RAIomar. E— Dopson, Sontovenla, Wallach. DP— ’ Coach Gene Shue said after the sity and consistency. Tuesday's Games Boston 050 010 OOx— 6 R— Lorkin (9). S— Sabo, Whitson, Jackson. StLouls 3. LDB— Montreal 7, StLouls 10. “ If we can motivate Benoit and of Cal-Santa Bar­ Telephone Society defected Mon- Chlcogo 6, Phllodelphio 4 Clippers picked up Danny Man­ chester Property Mointenonce, 17-12, at Game Winning RBI — None. 2B— Galarraga, MFItzgerald. HR— bara, by Boston; and 6-foot guard BasketbaD Cincinnati 4, Son Diego 3 Galarraga (18). SB— McGee 2(25), DNIxon, ning of Kansas. Pittsburgh’s get him going ..." Smith said, not Fitzgerald Field. Bill HIM ripped tour E— RWashIngton, Upshaw. DP— IP H R ER BB Sa of Notre Dame, by doubles tor the winners while Todd New York 5, Pittsburgh 2 Clevelond 1, LDB— Cleveland 5, Boston 8. Son Diego (7), Hudler 2 (3), Brunansky (9)r Charles Smith and of finishing the thought. "Danny Talago and Rich Conwov had three each Son Francisco 13, Atlanta 7 2B— Hall, Snyder, Rice, Greenwell. 3B— Whitson 7 5 3 3 1 5 Coleman (42), DSmIth (24). S— Dopsonp Michigan in Tuesday’s NBA and Gary are good players. It will the . Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 Barrett. HR— Snyder (17), DwEvans (5), Grant L.1-6 1 3 1 1 0 1 Alicea. Connors battles to the end with the former homerlng. Dove Ed- be a tough adjustment because Charlotte and Miami, expan­ words, Paul Greenfield, Bob Edwards, St. Louis 5, Montreal 4 Lelper 0 0 0 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO draft. “ Thiswasafantasticday.” NBA Draft Team-by-Team Wednesday's Games IP H R ER BB SO McCllers 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Montreal there will be three rookies instead sion teams which will debut in the Gene Gale and Dave Edwards added Phllodelphia (M.Maddux 1-0) ot fhl “ We feel with Danny Manning two each with the latter homering. For Cleveland Cincinnati Dopson »- of two. The whole scenario looks NBA in the fall, were making M P M ,M o rk St. Johns hod three safeties NEW YORK (AP) — Team-by-team cogo (Schlroldl 4-5), 2:20 p.m Balles L.67 61-3 DJacksonW.B4 9 6 3 3 0 4 Heaton that we got the best player in Los Angeles (Hershlser 11-3) ot Houston Gordon 1 2-3 Grant pitched to 2 batters In the 9th, Hesketh L,l-1 1-3 but eliminated at Wimbledon college basketball.” Clippers pretty good. There won’t be so their first college draft picks. while David Kay, Dan Raymond, Bernie selections In the NBA college draft with s= (Ryan 55), 2:35 p.m. Lelper pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Burke 0 Gudeahn, Chris Davis, Steve Kadzlelo round selectedandoverollselectlonnumber SonFronclsco(Krukow64orGorreltsl 4) Boston general manager Elgin Baylor much pressure because we’re so Neither went after big men in the and John Socho hod two apiece while In parentheses: Gardner W,2-l 7 3 1 1 2 4 Umpires— Home, Darling; First, Tatn; SILouls expansion draft last week, so they Pout GenovesI hometed. at Atlanta (P.SmIth 2-7). 5:40 p.m LSmIth 2 1 0 0 1 1 Second, Froemmlng; Third, Dovis Tudor T,: Bv Andrew Warshaw said. "W e’re going to have an young.” 2 (44), Anthony Toylor, 6-4, g, Oregon. 3 Son Diego (Show 58) at Clnclnnotl Umpires-Home, Bornett; First, Cou­ T — 2:27. A— 22,329. Costello 2-3 1, “ I was shocked,” Grant said of were expected to go for big men (Blrtsos 06), 7:35 p.m 0 The Associated Press exciting and good year, but it’s (54), Jorge Gonzolez, 76, c, Argentine sins; Second, Roe; Third, Kosc. Davlev W,2-3 1-3 the trade. “ I ’m glad it happened on Tuesday. Northern Notlonol Team. 3 (68), Darryl Mlddleton,6-9, New York (Cone 91) at Plttshurph T — 2:46. A— 34,661. Burke pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. difficult to predict when we will f, Baylor. (Walk 64), 7:35 p.m. HBP— Brunansky bv Dopson. WP— WIMBLEDON. England — The fight finally went have a winning season. But we’re as soon as I got picked so when I But the L.M . Gill Manufacturing defeated PM Montreal (Martinez 7-7) at SI I mils Dayley. BK— Heaton. Construction, 9-3, at Robertson Park. Bostoii Celtics leave here I know where I ’m pulled one of the surprises of the 1 (24), Brion Show, 66, g, Cal-Santa (Cox2-3),8:35p.m. Umpires— Home, Gregg; First, Hlrsch- out of the toughest fighter of them all. on our way there.” For Gill, Rich Brimlev and John Thursday's Gomes WhlleSox4.Royals3 Astros 4. Dodgers 3 beck; Second, Pallone; Third, KIbler. going.” day by taking Chapman. He will OssowskI had three hits each while Barbara. 3 (74), Gerald Paddio, 67, t-g, Jimmy Connors, the street-wise veteran of To get three first-rounders Nevado-Las Vegas. Son Diego at Clnclnnotl, 12:15 p m T -3 :1 4 ; A— 36,113. join two other shooting guards Brian Collins and John Nllson collected Atlanta at Montreol. 7:35 p.m Wimbledon, ran out of comebacks Tuesday against again, the Clippers had to give up Other first-round picks besides two each. For PM, Bob Dnthonk hod Chartolte Hornets Houston at New York, 7:35 pm CHICAGO KANSAS CITY LOS ANGELS HOUSTON Manning, Smith. Hawkins and that Charlotte considers its top 1 (8), , 65, g. Kentucky. 2 ab r h bl ab r h bl a blonde-haired West German with a rocket serve NBA rebounding champion Mi­ three hits while Lenny Goldberg and Only gomes scheduled ab r h bl ab r h bl Grant were 7-fotot-4 center Rik players, Dell Curry and Kelly Brendan Dufty added two each. (34) , 67, f, Arizona. 3 (58), Jeff Redus If 3 0 0 0 Stilwll ss 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 3 0 0 0 GYoung cf 4 0 0 0 Nstlonal League leeders ond nerves of steel. chael Cage, who was traded to Moore, 67, f. Auburn. Lyons3b 3 0 0 0 WWIIsncf 4 0 10 MHfchr 1b 3 110 Ramlrz ss 4 0 0 0 He wasn’t named Boris Becker. Seattle as part of a three-team Smits of Marist, by Indiana; 6-8 Trip'ucka, although Tripucka has Chicago Bulls results Bolnesdh 4 0 10 Brett 1b 4 0 0 0 Gibson If 3 0 0 1 Doran 2b 4 12 1 played small forward for most of A East l(11),WIIIPerdue,76,c,Vanderbilt 3(62), GWalkr 1b 4 1 1 1 Trtabll rt 2 2 0 0 Marshal rf 4 1 1 1 GDavIs 1b 4 0 2 0 Batting Patrick Kuhnen, unseeded, unheralded and deal. forward Chris Morris of Auburn, Derrick Lewis, 67, f, Maryland. Posauo rt 4 2 2 2 Seltzer 3b 4 12 2 Shelby cf 3 0 11 Bell 3b 4 2 2 0 Based on 217 at Bats. by New Jersey: 6-5 guard Mitcb his career. Bray Jewelers beat Gentle Touch Cor unsuccessful at any previous major tournament, The SuperSonics gave one of Cleyelond Cavaliers Boston ct 4 0 0 0 Bucknr dh 2 0 0 0 Homltn 3b 3 0 0 0 BHatchr If 3 1 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond of Kansas State, by “ I never even spoke to anyone Wash, 6-2, at Robertson Park. Bob Hill 1 (22), Randolph Keys, 69, f. Southern Tigers 6, Yankees 1 Guillen ss 3 0 10 FWhlte2b 2 0 11 Heep ph 0 0 0 0 Meodws rf 3 0 11 0 AB R H Pet. upset the 35-year-old American on Court No. 2 in a their three first-round picks in led Brov's with three hits while Steve Mississippi. 3 (64), Winston Bennett, 67, f, Manria 2b 4 1 1 0 Tabler If 3 0 0 0 JCxonzIzph 1 0 0 0 Bassrf 0 0 0 0 GPerrv Atl 63 241 31 80 .330- match that lasted 4‘/i hours but spanned almost a Philadelphia and the Golden State; 6-9 forward Tim from Charlotte,” a surprised Colbert and Bob Godin added two Kentucky Dempsv c 2 0 0 0 Blgglo c 3 0 0 0 DETROIT NEW YORK Karkovic c 4 0 11 Mocfarin c 3 0 0 0 McGee StL 76 321 42 104 .324 Perry of Temple .byPhoenix.and Chapman said. apiece. Mark Anderson hit a solo Dallos Mavericks Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 28 3 4 3 Andesn ss 3 0 0 0 Knepper p 10 0 1 Palmeiro Chi 75 302 42 97 .321 " day. rightsSp Tuesday’s 15th pick, homer. For GTCW, Jon Dubois and 2 (46), Morion Wiley, 64, g. Long Ob r h bl ab r h bl Sutton p 1 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Grant, to the Clippers. In addition 6-5 guard Rex Chapman of Seikaly was pleased to be going 3 3 2 0 Kelly cf 3 0 10 Sabo CIn 65 265 37 85 .321 “ He’s the biggest fighter of them all, he never Mike PrestI had two blngles apiece Beach State. 2 (49), Jose Vargas, 610, c, Pettis ct oiicago 000 iii 016-4 MIOavsph 0 10 0 Agostop 0 0 0 0 (talaraoa Mon 74 298 54 95 .319 Kentucky, by Charlotte. to Miami. Louisiana State. 3 (70), Jerry Johnson, 611, Whitakr 2b 3 1 1 1 Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 gives up,” Kuhnen said after his 5-7,7-6,7-6.6-7,6-3 to the 19M first-rounder, the 76ers 4 0 0 0 Kansas City 010 200 000— 3 Holton p 0 0 0 0 Bonilla Pit 76 284 51 89 .313- "In order for me to reach my g. Florida Southern. Sheridan If 3 12 4 Mtngly 1b Shrprsn ph 10 0 0 fourth-round victory that was interrupted by rain on got the draft rights to Bradley’s Also, 6-11 center Rony Seiklay West Side Salazar ss 5 0 11 JCIarkdh 3 0 10 Gome Winning RBI — GWalker (4). Dawson Chi 73 292 39 91 .312’ Denver Nuggets E— Garber. DP— Chicago 1, Kansas City Drosco p 0 0 0 0 Law Chi 73 276 32 86 and gave up the of Syracuse, by Miami; 6-7 guard potential. I need a lot of playing 1 (23), Jerome Lone, 66, t, Pittsburgh. 2 DaEvns 1b 3 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 1 1 0 Totals 27 3 3 3 Totals 30 4 0 4 Monday. It finished Tuesday evening in gloom and. Thrifty Package Store edged Cox Lemon rf 3 0 0 0 GWord If 4 0 2 0 1. LDB— Chicago 5, Kansas City 2. 2B— Dvkstra NY 62 217 34 67 .309 Willie Anderson of Georgia, by time,” he said. “ With the situa­ Cable, 6-5, at Paganl Field. Doug Green (43), , 67, t, Purdue, 3(66), FWhIte. 3B— Manriaue. HR— Pasaua 2 Larkin CIn 72 283 48 87 .307 for the fifth-seeded Connors, despair. draft rights to Smith. Dwight Boyd, 64, g, Memphis State. Nokesc 4 0 0 0 Sloughtc 4 0 0 0 Los Angeles 010 001 001—3 San Antonio: 7-foot center Will tion in Miami. I ’m going to reach and Chris Barberl had two hits each for Brgmn dh 4 12 0 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 (8), Seltzer (4), G W a lk e r (4). SB — RThopson SF 64 225 32 69 .307 “ When I had him there, I had to finish it,” said the The C li^ r s are the only the winners while Fred McVeigh and Karkovice (4). S— Buckner, Guillen. Houston 020 001 Olx— 4 Name Runs Perdue of Vanderbilt, by Chi­ my potential that much faster.” 2 (30), , 66, t, Wyoming. 2 Brokns 3b 4 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — BHatcher (8).. West German, who won 14 of the last 15 points. “ I franchise not to make the playoffs Mike Kerns hod three and two each, 32 6 0 6 Totals 32 1 5 0 SF— FWhIte. Clark, San Francisco, 18; Galarraga," Sacramento traded guard Reg­ lespectlvely. In defeat (48). Michael Williams, 62, g, Boylor. 3(72), Totals IP H R ER BB SO E— Hamilton 2. DP— Los Angeles 1, Montreal, 18; Strawberry, New York, 18;- ■ played perfect tennis for the last three games.” for the past 12 seasons. In the first cago; 6-9 forward Harvey Grant Lee Johnson, 69, f, Norfolk State. Houston 1. LOB— Los Angeles 3, Houston 5. gie Theus to Atlanta for guard Detroit 101 000 082—6 Chicago GDavIs, Houston, 17; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, Connors, a two-time Wimbledon titlist whose round of the 1987 draft, they took of Oklahoma, by Washington, and Long W,63 2B— MHotcher. 3B— Bell. HR— Morsholl 16; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 14; Dawson, Chicago, Randy Wittman on Monday. In Paganl 1(5), MltchRlchmond,65,g, KonsosStote. New York 010 000 000-1 (9), Doran (3). S— Knepper, SF— Knepper, Reggie Williams, Joe Wolf and 6-5 guard of Iowa Game Winning RBI — Whitaker (3). Thigpen S,15 14; Gibson, Los Angeles, 14. comebacks have become a part of the tournament’s 7 (41), , 62, g. Indiana. Kansas City Gibson, BHatcher. Runs Batted in Ken Norman, but those players State, by Milwaukee. that deal, the Kings also acquired Nossiff Sports routed SIrono Real E— Slaught 2, Tanana, Salazar. DP— rp H R ER BB SO lore, for once didn’t make it. He said he didn’t know Estate, 17-2, ot Paganl Field. Tim New York 1. LOB— Detroit 7, New York 7. RAndeson Clark, San Francisco, 61; GDavIs, Also, 6-6 forward the Hawks’ 18th pick in the first 1 (16), Derrick Chlevous, 6-7, t, Garber L,64 Los Angeles Houston, 57; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 55; if he’d be back to try again. had little impact. WIsnIeskI cracked tour hits for Nassiff Missouri. 2B— Pettis, Winfield. 3B— Sheridan. Sutton 5 5 2 2 0 2 of Central Michigan, by Phoenix; round. The Kings used it to select while Al Menaslan, Lorry Wvse and SB— Pettis (32), Salazar (6). S— Whitaker, HBP— Redus by RAnderson. VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 52; Strawberry, “ I don’t know. If I ’m here. I ’m here,” Connors Baylor believes the result could Indiana Pacers Umpires— Home, Johnson; First, Holton L.3-2 2 1110 1 New York, 48; Galarraga, Montreal, 6-7 forward of Berry, who has forward size and John Gehort had three each. Dove 1 (2), , 74, c, Marlst.3 (61), Randolph. SF— Sheridan. Orosco 1 2 1 1 0 0 said. “ I ’m not making any decisions.” be different with this year’s trio. Bonhom, Rich Aroian and VInnIe IP H R ER BB SO McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. 46; Brooks, Montreal, 45; Parrish, guard skills. Herbert Crook, 67, f, Louisville. 3 (73), T — 2:26. A— 23,060. Houston Philadelphia, 45. Kuhnen. a 22-year-old right-hander from the same “ I can’t think of any team in the Missouri, by Houston; 6-11 center Purnhogen chipped In with two eoch. Michael Anderson, 611, g, Oexel. Detroit Knepper W,61 8 1-3 2 3 3 5 4 Los Angeles Olppers Tanana W,164 8 1-3 Andersen 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 pitching (7 Decisions) part of West Germany as Becker but so far without a AP photo 1(1), Danny Mannlng,610,f, Kansas. 1(3), Henneman 2-3 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Dusty New York Agosto S,1 Cone, New York, 9-1, .900; Knepper,- single Grand Prix tournament title to his name, had x-Charles Smith, 610, t, Pittsburgh. 2 (45), Rangers 6. Mariners 0 WP— Knepper, Andersen. Houston, 61, .889; GMaddux, Chicago, 13-3, Nutmeg Mechanical Services ,62,0, Rhodelsland.3(51), Rob Rhoden L.3-6 7 1-3 Umplres-^ome, Marsh; Rrst, De- little time to take in his greatest victory to date. FINAL DEPARTURE — Former VYim- RIghettI 1 1-3 .813; Scott, Houston,62, .800; Hershlser, Los' trounced Sterling Upholstery ond Lock,69,t-c, Kentucky. SEATTLE Moth; Second, Wendeisfedf; Third, Bonin. Angeles, 11-3, .786; Parreft, Montreal, 62, He was in action again today in the quarterfinals bledon champ Jimmy Connors leaves Strawberry big family man Los Angeles Lakers Allen 1-3 TEXAS Supply, 19-6, at Keeney Field. Paul Umpires— Home, Evans, First, Ob r h bl ab r h bl T — 2:34. A— 28,838. .750; KGross, Philadelphia, 63, .727; RHo, against Stefan Edberg, the No. 3 seed from Sweden. Carpenter homered, singled twice ond 1 (25), David Rivers, 60, g, Notre Brower ct 5 2 3 0 Revnids 2b 4 0 10 Clnclnnotl,63,.727. Court Two Tuesday after being defeated drove In five runs while Dove Minor, Dame. Tschida: Second, Hendry; Third, Young They opened the program on Court No. 1, followed T — 3:06. A— 37,103 Retchr ss 4 0 3 1 (Sulnons ss 4 0 2 0 Scott Llnsenblgler, Dove Chevrette ond Miami Heal 4 12 1 Brantty cf 3 0 0 0 by Ivan Lendl’s meeting with Tim Mayotte, the last in the fourth round by Patrick Kuhnen of 1 (9), Ronv Selkaly, 611, c-f, Syracuse. 1 Sierra rt Bubba Martin added three each. Paul Garbev If 2 0 0 0 Phelpsdh 3 0 0 0 American left in the men’s event. West Germany in five sets. Spencer had three hits In defeat. (20), Kevin Edwards,63, g, DePaul. 2 (33), OrlolesT.BIueJaysO Espvcf 2 0 10 BalbonI 1b 2 0 0 0 American League laaders NL Ronndap GlamattI bscks Runge , 68, f. Eastern Michigan. 2 OBrIen lb 4 0 11 GWIIson rt 3 0 0 0 Giants IS.Bravea? The Centre Court schedule began with Mats (35), Sylvester Gray, 66, t, Memphis State. 2 4 1 1 1 Presley 3b 3 0 10 Fast Pitch (40), Dr lando Graham, 67, f, TORONTO BALTIMORE Parrish dh Batting Wilander pursuing his bid for the third leg of the (he right thing,” Giamatti Buechle 3b 4 111 Vallec 3 0 0 0 Based on 217 At Bots big-matcli expertise pulled her through against CROMWELL (AP) - A Auburn-Montgomery. 3 (59), Nate John­ ab r h bl ab r h bl 4 110 Brilev If 3 0 0 0 SAN FRAN ATLANTA Grand Slam against Miloslav Mecir. Then came the said. Manchester deteoted Marlborough, Stanicek If 4 10 0 Kunkel 2b AMERICAN LEAGUE Bv The Associated Press scoreboard replay was just an son, 66, f, Tampa. Fernndz ss 4 0 10 Petralll c 3 0 0 1 ab r h bl ab r h bl Helena Sukova 6-3, 7-6. 12-1, at Charter Oak. Linda Hewitt Gruber 3b 4 0 10 Lynn ct 4 2 3 3 O AB R H Pet. eagerly awaited showdown between the men who Pittsburgh manager Jim pitched a tine game for the winners, 3-0, Totals 36 6 13 6 Totals 28 0 4 0 Butler ct 3 2 10 (3ant 2b 5 1 1 0 Evert said her old rivalry with Navratilova — ill-timed sideshow in the nor­ 1 (13), JeffGroyer,65,o,lowoState.2(39), Mlinksdh 3 0 2 0 CRIpknss 2 1 1 0 Yonobld rf 2 0 0 0 Oberkfl 3b 4 0 11 Winfield NY 72 264 51 93 .352 have dominated Wimbledon for the past three Leyland protested the game while Mary Tsokalas and Kristi Zim­ 3 2 13 Boggs Bsn 69 260 51 91 .350 Darryl Strawberry doesn’t mal process of umpire Paul ,7-1,c, Mloml, Fla. 3 (63), Mike GBell If 4 0 10 Murray dh Texas 110 080 011—6 RThpsn 2b 4 3 2 2 DJomes cf 4 0 11 years, Becker and defending champion Pat Cash. they’ve played 77 matches — still fired her up. with the New York Mets merman each hit well and ployed well Jo nes.67,f. Auburn. McOrlff lb 3 0 10 Traber1b 4 0 10 Greenwell Bsn 69 260 37 90 .346 bother with “ Family Ties.” On Runge’s call reversal that cost defensively. Seattle 0 0 0 -0 Clark 1b 4 2 2 3 DMrphv rt 4 2 2 2 Graf, who has dropped just 14 games in five New Jersey Nets Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Sheets rf 3 0 11 Splimn 1b 10 10 Royster rt 0 0 0 0 Puckett Min 73 306 49 106 .346 Martina Navratilova, one match behind in the important days for his family, he Monday night on grounds that 0 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Sierra (5). Trammll Det 72 267 45 88 .3M matches, was on and off court in less than an hour as the Pittsburgh Pirates a run. 1 (4), Chris Morris, 66, f. Auburn. 2 Borders c 2 0 0 0 Orsulak rf DP— Texas 3, Seattle 1. LOB— ^Texas 6, MIdndo rf 5 3 4 2 (3rlffev If 4 11 0 women’s program because of rain delays, faced the scoreboard replay Influ­ (32), , 610, t. North Barfield cf 4 0 10 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Lefferts p 1 0 0 0 SImmns 1b 4 0 10 Brett KC 75 283 40 93 .329 she demolished France’s Pascale Paradis 6-3, 6-1. wins. National League President 4 0 10 Seattle 4. 2B— Brower, Fletcher, OBrIen. Burks Bsn 56 223 45 73 .327 unseeded Roz Falrbank in the quarterfinals. enced Runge to change a Carolina State. 3 (52), Derek Hamilton,66, t. Leach rf 2 0 0 0 Schu3b 3B— Kunkel. HR— Parrish (7), Buechele Aldrete If 5 0 12 Thomas ss 3 2 2 2 Shriver, who has gotten stronger with every On the day that his second child Bart Giamatti says. Southern Mississippi. Campsn cf 2 0 0 0 BRIpkn2b 3 1 1 0 MItchll 3b 5 0 2 2 Virgil c 4 0 10 Lansford Oak 75 312 51 100 .321 The winner meets Chris Evert on Thursday, the wild-pitch to an inconsequen­ (10). SB— Sierra 2 (8). S— Retcher. SF— Molltor Mil 70 277 55 88 .318 was born. Strawberry bit a Rec H oop New Yorli Knicks Lee 2b 3 0 0 0 Petralll. Brenly c 3 111 JImenezp 10 11 day of the women’s semifinals when Steffi Graf, also match since hanging on by a thread in her opener, “ If you take the scoreboard 1 (19),RodStrlckland,63,g,DePoul.2(37), Totals 33 0 7 0 Totals 31 7 9 7 Mnwrng c RHendson NY 58 225 51 71 .316 two-run homer to lead the New tial foul tip. IP H R ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 Coffmanp 1110 Home Runs said she could not play percentage tennis against a out of the situation, he did , 611, f-c, Stanford. 3 (69), Texas Uribe ss 5 2 3 0 Alvarez p 0 0 0 0 on the third leg of a Grand Slam bid after winning York Mets to a 5-2 victory It cost the Pirates a run but, Phil Stinnie, 66, f, VIrgInlo Common- Toronto 000 000 000-0 Riles ss 0 0 0 0 GRnck ph 10 0 0 Canseco, (taklond, 20; Snyder, Cleve­ player like Graf. exactly what he’s done before 002 MO SOX— 7 Guzman W,76 9 0 0 3 land, 17; (taetti, Minnesota, 16; Corter, the Australian and French titles, takes on Pam Tuesday night over the Pitts­ they came back to win the vwolth. Baltimore Seattle Downs p 3 0 10 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 After beating Zina Garrison 6-4,6-4, Shriver, who and he will do again in terms of Northern Game Winning RBI — Lynn (2). ONIxon cf 10 1 0 Morrison p 10 0 0 Cleveland, 15; McGrIff, Toronto, 15;. Shriver. game 2-1 and Leyland’s pro­ Trout L,34 4 2-3 Winfield, New York, 15; Colderon,Chlcago, has battled against illness, injury and poor form to burgh Pirates. getting the play right,” Gia­ 1 (6), y-Hersey Hawkins, 63, g, Bradley. 2 DP— Toronto 1, Baltimore 1. LDB— 21-3 Totals 42131912 Totals 36 7 12 7 Navratilova, the defending champion bidding for test was withdrawn. Red's Revenge 60 (Joe Maher 26, (31),EveretteStephens,63,g,Purdue.3(.57), TorontoB, Baltlmore6.2B— BRIpken, Lynn, Reed 14; Greenwell, Boston, 14; Incavlglla, Last Wednesday, Strawberry Craig Kearney 10, Bill Silver 10, Mork Scurry 1 Texas, 14; JCIork, New York, 14. a record ninth women’s singles crown at Wim­ reach the semifinals, said: “ I feel good that I ’ve just matti said during a news Runge said after the game He man Montenegro,610,f, Louisiana State. Gruber. HR— Lynn (13), Murray (11). ENunez 1 Son Francisco 014 113 306— 13 hit two homers to lead the Mets MIstretta 10), Has Beens 59 (Chuck SF— Sheets. Attonta 020 121 010— 7 Runs batted In bledon. quickly got out of trouble Tuesday when her persevered. Now I’ve got to go for my shots to conference Tuesday night that “ it became a moral issue” McKeon 33, Hal Rowlings 10). R ER BB SO BK— Trout. Greenwell, Boston, 61; Puckett, Min-' past the St. Louis Cardinals on the Phoenix Suns IP H Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Breml- (tame Winning RBI — Maldonado (5). match against Larissa Savchenko resumed. gamble a lot more.” prior to addressing the Na­ after he saw he was wrong on 1 (7), ,69, t. Temple. 1 (14),Dan Toronto E— ^Thomas, Griffey. DP— Atlanta 2. nesota, 60; Winfield, NewYork,60; Canseco, - third birthday of his son Darryl gan; Second, McClellond; Third, McCoy. Oakland, 58; DwEvans, Boston, 55; Brett, Becker, who won the men’s title in 1985 and 1986, tional High School Athletic Eastern Malerle, 66, f. Central Michigan. 2 (28), Cloncv L.4-10 61-3 7 T — 2:14. A-8605. LO B — San Francisco 10, Atlanta 4. 2B— The 31-year-old American, who trailed 4-2 in the the replay and that he was , 611, c, Arkansas. 2(38), Dean Wells 2-3 2 (tant, DJames, Clark, RThompson, Kansas City, 54; Carter, Cleveland, 52; had no trouble getting past Paul Annacone 6-3, 6-4. Jr. Coaches’ Association. Gruber, Toronto, 49. first set when play was halted Monday because of concerned he might be repri­ New England Furniture 65 (Monroe Garrett, 610,f-c, Indiana. 2 (50), , JNunez 1 0 Oberkfell. 3B— Uribe, Spllman. HR— ■ 6-4 in a delayed fourth-round match. “ It was a long day, but it was 20), Cordello 17), Fake 54 (McConn 10, 6 3 ,0 , Arizona. 3 (55), Rodney Johns, 62, Baltimore DM urphv 2 (12), Thom as (7). SB— Pitching (7 Doctslons) rain and poor light, lost only two more games as she “ National League policy is manded by the “ powers that Russell, Texas, 7-1, .875; Viola, Mlnn6 Mayotte, a perehnial danger here but never a worth it,” Strawberry said. “ The KIsslane 10). 0 , Grond Canyon, Ariz. Tibbs W4-4 5 2-3 5 3 Twln86,Angel82 Mitchell (3), Butler (20). SF— Brenly, triumphed 6-4, 6-2. that umpires should not take be.” Penguins 64 (Jeff Goft 20, John Thurmond S,1 31-3 2 3 Aldrete, RThompson, Oberkfell, Thomas. sota, 12-2, .857; Hurst, Boston, 9-3, .750; finalist, finished off Henri Leconte of France 6-4,7-6, doctor who delivered the baby Nlekrosh 14, Eller 12)0, Cusano Lawn Umpires— Home, Merrill; First, Brink- Robinson, Detroit, 83, .727; Atherton, Evert, playing in her 17th Wimbledon, had to said I would hit a home run, and their cue from a scoreboard. But Giamatti said he spoke Service 37 (Costa 12, Jim Richard 10). I (21), ,69,t,SetonHoll.2(26), man; Second, Kaiser; Third, Welke. MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA IP H R ER BB SO Mlnnesota,62, .714; Hernandez, Detrolt,62, negotiate a couple of tough three-setters on the way 4-6, 6-2 after the match resumed with the American with Runge at length about the ab r h bl ob r h M .714; John, New York, 62, .714; Stieb, he was right.” Runge saw the scoreboard but Commissioners: Please print first , 7-1, c, Houston. 3 (53), T — 2:58. A— 16,241. Son Francisco to the last eight. But once she got there, her leading by two sets. play Tuesday and concluded and last names on scoresheets. Anthony Mason, 67, t, Tennessee State. 3 Glodden If 4 2 1 0 Dwnngdh 4 1 1 0 Downs W.6-7 6 10 6 6 0 2 Toronto, 10-4, .714; Tanana, Detroit, 103, Strawberry flew to New York he did not change his mind (71), Craig Neal, 65, g, Georglo Tech. Bush rf 5 0 11 Ray 2b 3 0 11 Lefferts S,6 3 2 1 1 0 0 .714. on Monday night after his wife, because of the replay. He that, although Runge saw the Brewer8 4. Athletlc81 Davidsn rf 0 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 0 2 1 Atlanta scoreboard, his reversal was Socramento Kings Puckett cf 5 2 3 1 CDovIs rt 4 0 0 0 Jimenez LA-1 41-3 8 7 5 2 0 Lisa, went into labor. On Tues­ changed his mind because of 1 (1B),RlckyBerry,6 8 ,g,SanJoseState. 2 Hrbek dh 4 13 1 Eppord If 4 0 2 0 3 2 0 the conference (with the other based primarily on his discus­ MILWAUKEE OAKLAND Coffman 1 1-3 3 3 Tue8day’8homerun8 day, she gave birth to a daughter. Transactions (29). Vlnny Del Negro, 65, g. North Newmn pr 0 10 0 Howell 3b 4 0 10 Alvarez 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tyson sues to break pact umpires) and, therefore, did sion with the other umpires. Carolina State. Obrhbl abrhM Gaettl3b 40 10DWhltecf 40 10 Assnmehr ^3 5 3 3 0 0 Diamond Nicole. He then went San Antonio Spurt Gantnr 2b 4 1 1 0 Polonia If 3 12 0 Larkin 1b 5 13 3 Boonec 3 0 0 0 Surhoff3b 4 120DHedsncf 3011 AAorrIson 21-3 3 0 0 1 1 BvTheAssectatadPraM back to Pittsburgh. 1 (10), Willie Anderson, 67, g, Georgia. 2 Laudnerc 5 0 2 1 CWalkrph 100 0 WP— Jimenez, Assenmacher. American Leogue never told of Jacobs’ illness or BASEBALL (27), , 69, t, St. John's. 2 (47), Yount cf 4 0 2 2 Canseco rt 3 0 10 Gagne ss 4 1 1 0 Schaflld ss 4 1 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) - Bill would have signed a contract “ One of my reasons for coming Leonard If 4 110 Parkerdh 4 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, McSherry; First, Snyder (17), Indians; Evans (5), Red Sox; that Cayton would take over in the Giants 13, Braves 7 Louis pitcher, threw one-third of Notional Looguo z-, 65, o, Florida. 3 (56), Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 0 0 Brocklander; Second, Wever; Third, Mon­ Lynn (13), Murray (11), Orioles; Pasaua 2 Cayton, who helped Mike Tyson allowing Cayton to take over his back was that this is a very MDNTREAL EXPDS— Placed Tim Barry Sumpter, 76, c, Austin Peoy. 3 (75), Deer rt 4 12 2 McGwIr 1b 4 0 0 0 TOtah 40 0 15 7 Totals 35 2 0 2 an inning for the victory. Braggs dh 3 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 tague. (8), Walker (4), White Sox; SeltzSr(4), affairs had he known his late event of Jacobs’ death. important series, especially with Candy Maldonado had four Raines, outfielder, 15doy disabled, retroac­ Archie Marshall,67,f, Kansas. T — 2:51. A— 8,229. Royols; Parrish (7), Buechele (10), get to the top of the boxing world, tive toFrIday. Recalled Herm WInnIngham, Seattle SuperSonIct Robldx 1b 3 0 0 0 Steinbch c 3 0 Minnesota 0 0 012 108 manager, Jimmy Jacobs, was Tyson contends that if he had Keith Hernandez on the disabled hits, scored three runs and drove CDBrIen c 2 0 0 0 Gallega 2b 3 0 0 0 Rongers; Deer (12), Brewers; Larkin (2), says he is appalled by a lawsuit Reds 4, Padres 3 ouffleWor, from Indianapolis of the Ameri­ 1 (15),GaryGrant,63,g, Michigan. 3 (65), California 001 000 100—2 Twins. dying. known all this, he “ would not list,” Strawberry said. “ I wanted in two as San Francisco got 19 hits can Association. ^ „ Corey (3alnes,6-3,a,LoyolaMorymount. Sveum ss 4 0 0 0 Weiss ss 3 0 0 0(tame Winning RBI — Larkin (3). filed against him by the unbeaten Danny Jackson, 8-4, pitched a Tetah 12 4 8 4 Totals 30 1 4 1 E — CDavIs 2, Ray, Gaettl. D P — Cayton. who now manages have signed the document ...” to come back and support this for the second straight night. ST. LDUIS CARDINALS— Placed Scott Notional League world heavyweight champion. six-hitter and Lance McCullers Terry, pitcher, on the ISdoy disabled list. Minnesota 1, Cdllfarnia 2. LOB— MInnesato Larkin (9), Reds; Johnson (13), Straw­ Tyson, said he was served with “ Mike Tyson knew all along ballclub.” Kelly Downs, 6-7, allowed 10 1 (17), Eric Leckner, 611, c, Wyoming. 2 Milwaukee 008 000 220-4 9, California 7. 2B— Gladden, Downing. “ I am disappointed and out­ Activated Danny Cox, pitcher, from the Ooklond 800 080 oio— i Radio, T V berry (18), Elster (5), Mets; Bonilla (16), the lawsuit just minutes before that Jim Jacobs and I were his Strawberry, broke a 1-1 tie in hits and six runs in six innings. walked home the winning run in 21-day disabled list. (42), , 64, g, Iowa. 3 (67),Ricky HR— Larkin (2). SB— Schofield (9), (tagne Pirates; Murphy2(12),Thomas (7),Braves; raged,” Cayton said during a BASKETBALL Grace, 61, g, Oklahoma. Game Winning RBI — Deer (7). (5). the champion’s bout against co-managers,” Cayton said. the fifth with his 18th homer. Craig Lefferts pitched the final the ninth as Cincinnati ended its E— Sveum 2. DP— Milwaukee 1. LDB— Marshall (9), Dodgers; Doran (3), Astros; news conference Tuesday. “ I NotleiMl Botketboll Assoctatlen W oNilftp^ Bullelt IP H R ER BB SO (talarroga (18), Expos. The suit says that Tyson and six-game losing streak. 1 (12), Harvey Grant, 69, f, Oklahoma. 2 Milwaukee 5, Daktand 6. 2B— Yaunt, Minnesota never thought Mike would file a Spinks. Kevin Elster hit a two-run homer three innings for his sixth save. ATLANTA HAWKS— Traded Randy Wlt- TODAY Jacobs entered into a personal tman, guard, and their 1988 first-round (36), , 65, g. New Orleans. 3 Polonia, DHenderson, Deer. 3B— Blyleven W,76 9 8 2 1 1 7 lawsuit against me.” The suit seeks to dissolve and Howard Johnson a solo shot. Cardinals 5, Expos 4 Cubs 6, Phillies 4 draff choice to the Socramento Kings for (60), Ed Davender,63,g, Kentucky. Yount. HR— Deer (12). S— Sfeinbach, CD­ Calltonila 5 p.m. — Tennis; Wimbledon, HBD services contract, but the con­ BrIen. 7:30 p.m. — Tigers ot Yankees, The suit was filed in New York Tyson’s contract with Cayton, Reggie Theus, guard. ^ ^ Lazorko L6-1 4 8 4 3 2 4 tract didn’t cover a specific term. Astros 4, Dodgers 3 Tom Brunansky’s ninth-jnning Shawon Dunston hit a two-run, DENVER NUGGETS— Troded the IP H R ER BB SO Corbett 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 4 SportsChonnel, WPOP who gets one-third of the cham­ 7:30 p.m. — Indians at Red Sox, EMERGENCY State Supreme Court on Monday, grounder bounced through the two-out single off Steve Bedro- rights to Vernon AAaxwell, guard, to the Son x-SmIth was drafted by Philadelphia Milwaukee OMoore 21-3 0 0 0 0 3 pion’s boxing earnings. It did provide that Tyson would Bob Knepper, 8-1, allowed two August W,62 9 4 1 1 3 2 Minton 1 4 2 2 0 1 NESN, W TIC Fire — Poiice — Medicai a few hours before Tyson knocked sian, 1-3, to cap a four-run eighth Antonio Spurs tor a 1989 second-round who traded his rights to the L.A. 7:30 p.m. — Mefsof Pirates, Chonnels receive two-thirds and Jacobs hits in 8 1-3 innings and equalled legs of third baseman Tim draft pick. Clippers. Oakland Lazorko pitched to 2 batters In the 5th out Michael Spinks in the first In the suit, Tyson contends that GDavIs L,64 8 7 4 4 2 6 9, 20, W K H T one-third of all money earned by Wallach and allowed the winning inning as Chicago won its fourth PHILADELPHIA 76ERS— Obtained the v-HowkIns wns dratted bv the L.A. Inning. round of a scheduled 12-round Cayton knew Jacobs was dying his 1987 victory total as Houston rights to Hersey Hawkins, guard, and one of Clippers who traded his rights to Philadel­ CorsI 1 1 0 0 1 1 HBP— Gagnebv Lazorko. BK— Lozorko. 9:30 p.m. — Bowling; Seattle Open, D tA L 911 run to score. straight and 10th in its last 13 ESPN before the contracts were signed Tyson “ in direct relation to ended the Dodgers’ four-game the three 1989 first-round picksof the Seottle phia. BK— Carsl. Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; First, In Manchester title defense at Atlantic City, N. J. Ken Davlev. 2-3. the third St, ffames Supersonics from the Los Anoefes Clippers Umpires— Home, Clark; First, Voltag- Ford; Second, Reed; Third, Scott. 11:30 p.m. — Wimbledon highlights, on Feb. 12. Tyson said he was boxing.” winning streak. z-Maxwell was drafted by Denver who Channel 30, In the suit, Tyson said he never for the rights to ChorlesSmllh,center. traded his rights to San Antonio. glo; Second, Joyce; Third, Morrison. T — 2:48. A— 27618.

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Then why not have a tag sale? test used to detect unhealthy on the slide, the Pap smear is many immature cells are foundH BOSTON — A widely available drug appears conditions of your cervix that labeled as normal, or Class I. on the Pap smear, it will biC The best way to announce It is with a Herald Classified Ad. to double the survival of people with cirrhosis of could lead to cervical cancer. Sometimes, if an infection is labeled as Class IV, indicating the liver by stopping and perhaps even When yourdoctorperformsa Pap present, bacterial or inflamma­ carcinoma in situ. The cells am. K Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for reversing their disease, one of the world’s major smear, he or she takes cells from tory cells will be found on the cancerous, but carcinoma In sitiC killers, researchers say. your cervix and places them on a smear. In such cases, the surface is a pre-invasive condition. Itt the week. The 14-year study, conducted in Mexico, slide. The slide is then examined layers of the cervix have been involves only the surface layer w documents a “ striking, consistent’’ benefit of in a laboratory. It is important disturbed, allowing immature the cervix and does not usual|>^ Caii 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN ^ = 4l WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. the drug colchicine, which has been used for that you understand u4iat infor­ cells from the lower tissue levels invade the deeper tissue fd c centuries for the treatment of gout. mation the doctor and laboratory to reach the surface. These cells months or sometimes years. personnel are looking for on your can be picked up on the Pap test, The cure rate for carcinoma ii^ Until now, doctors have treated the symptoms HDMES HOMES of cirrhosis but have been able to do little to smear. which would be labeled as inflam­ situ is essentially 100 percent, bu^ [ g f ] HONES HOMES I again, if not detected and treated,.^ I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE control the underlying disease except encourage In the lab, the cells are stained matory, or Class II. These cells, I I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE it may lead to invasive cervicaf- I patients to give up drinking, a major cause of and the slide is examined by a although not normal, are not cancerous or even precancerous. caner. Most often, carcinoma iif* SALES. Fire Extin­ BENTLEY'S Brigade, MANCHESTER. Immac­ MANCHESTER. W ell M A N C H E S TE R . Special MANCHESTER. This 3 cirrhosis. AP photo technician. 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Affordable The policy-making arm of the 295,000-member suggests. they change in size and shape. On the healthy tissues beneath them, deck. Many fringe be- Need your own tools. new construction. This all light fixtures and Realty, 643-1591 .n garage. $150's. No .neflts Including dental. person Civil Engineer­ Many company bene­ INVEST time not money. window treatments. monthly association group voted to urge the federal government to Only 17 percent of women in the age group had the bottom of this layer, where but if the cervix is not teated in Next: What to ask your doctor 1800 square foot Con­ East Hartford Weld- ing firm seeks expe­ fits. Earn residual Income. Beautiful oversized lot M U S T Sell to settle est- fees. Blanchard 8< Ros­ gotten the test during the past year, although the cells are young and active, the early stages, the condition about the Pap smear. rienced secretary^for temporary will offer 3 end price supports for tobacco and help tobacco Ing, 289-2323. ED E . Apply In person dally Proven networking op­ bedrooms, 2 baths, a and excellent location ate. Fam ily sized 6 setto Realtors," We’re farmers begin growing other crops, but federal authorities recommend getting one they have large nuclei, or cen­ may progress to a pre-invasive expanding administra­ portunity. 24 hour re­ makes this home a real room redecorated Selling Houses" 646- l/yiMEDIATE Openings. tive staff. Qualification to: fireplace and deck In postponed action on a proposal for doubling the every year or two starting at age 40, and ters. In the middle of this layer, cancer within the top layer, or Dr. Robert C. Park is president' ’ - Full time. Delivery. Of- corded message. (203) private country set­ buy In todays market. Cape. Aluminum sid­ 2482.0______of the American College of are as follows; min­ 767-3221. Alex Elgner. $164,900. ing, new appliances NEW Listing. Immacu­ federal tobacco tax. annually after age 50. the cells become larger, the may progress into the underlying 'Tlce. Soles. Pearls T V imum 2-3 years word Auto Service Dspl ting. minutes to 1-384. $197,000. Plano Reolty Sentry Real Estate, 643- and more. $130's. Blan­ late 2 bedroom Town- centers are smaller and they are tissue layers as invasive cervical Obstetricians and Gynecologists. and Appliance, 649 processing experience 239 Spencer St. Main Street, Manches- 646-520(h. 4060.D chard 81 Rossetto Real­ house. Beautiful (Multi-Mote pre­ Manchester tors," We're Selling appllanced kitchen, <,4er. 643-2171. ferred), minimum typ­ IN8TRUCTIDN COVENTRY. In-low or MANCHESTER. Charm­ Income potential. After ing 8 room Colonial Houses" 646-2482.0 wall to wall carpeting ing speed 65 wpm, shor­ through out. Sliding NelaWaalefl EXPERIENCED certi­ 0 dip In the lake enloy located In prestigious BRAND New Listing! De­ thand or speed writing doors to deck. Cedar and dictaphone. If you fied teacher. Will tudor the private yard ot this Redwood Farms. 4 bed­ lightful older Colonial SXTERMINATOR - rooms, baths, large custom designed rec work well In a busy In your home. All ages, charming 4 bedroom 2'/3 built In 1879 by the 'experience helpful or will all basic subjects. Spe­ Cope with a fleldstone eat-tn kitchen and 1 st Cheney's! Excellent room. Laundry hook­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ifsln. Growing company environment, can han­ DELIVERY Person and floor family room with ups and many ameni­ cial Education In­ fireplace and cor Tooking for the right per­ dle changing priorities 2 condition Inside and Coshler/Clerk tor mod­ cluded. 649-1870. garage. $145,500. Flono raised hearth. Private out, 3 bedrooms, sun- ties. Call now 647-1221 son. Must have good driv­ and meet the above ern pharmacy. Full or deep lot and large deck CorrentI Reol Estote. Notices Lots/Land tor Sole ...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... ing record, organized & qualifications please Realty 646-5200. room, country style Investment Proeerfv ...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. part time. Flexible tor summer enloy- kitchen, 1 st floor MANCHESTER. South- Loat/Found...... 01 esTf-motlvated. Willing & send resume to ; Patty hours. Not the usual JUST Listed! Two family ment. Diane Johnson. Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... capable Isarn R88l Estat8 Immaculate 13 room laundry, great field Green. Beautiful, Personals...... 02 ....24 Specioli^Doltf i I Miscellaneous for Sale...... to a prolss- Gerhard, Fuss 8> retail store. Profes­ $229,500. Sentry Real Resort Property ...... ^kiik ...... 03 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 ,aion with a future. Come O'Neill, 146 Hartford house that must be maintenance-tree Immaculate Town- Announcements...... Morteoges...... 27 Tag Soles...... sional atmosphere. Estote. M3-4060.O house Condo. 2 bed­ Auctions...... 04 Roollng/Sldlng...... Clothing...... 73 ' -grow with usi Road, Monchester, CT. seen. 3 full baths, 6 vinyl siding on house Wanted to B u y...... 28 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... Top pay. Apply at once rooms, baths, sky­ Financial...... 05 Services Flooring...... EOE.M/F.______bedrooms. A greot TW D for the price of and 2 car garage. Call 2'/3 F u rnitu re...... 74 BUDGET PEST to Ann or Pharmacist. HDMES to see today! $141,900. light, oak cabinets In Child C o re...... 51 Electrical...... buy! Blanchard & Ros- one!! Looking for a Rentals TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 RECEPTIONIST. Enthu­ Liggett Parkade Phar­ FDR SALE Jockson 81 Jackson appllanced kitchen. Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plumblng...... CONTROL siastic, hard working setto Realtors," We're way to own a beautiful ...... Rooms for Rent...... 31 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 Automotive macy, Manchester Real Estate, 647-8400.O Large unit overlooking Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Lawn C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services.... Receptionist needed Porkade.______Selling Houses" 646- piece of property In Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 Services Wanted...... Gardening...... 77 649-9001 pool and tennis court. Bookkecplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Cars for S a le ...... for busy office. Must All reol estate advertised In 2482.0 South Wl n ds o r ? JUST What the doctor Situation W anted...... 12 Condominiums for R ent...... 33 Landscaping...... MEDICAL Secretary. "Possible" rent with Caroentrv/Remodelino...... 55 Good Things to Eot...... 78 Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... the Manchester Herald is Charming Colonial 3 ordered! Need 1 floor Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 C oncrete...... have good phone and Full time position SOUTH Windsor. "It's o option to buy. $169,900. Polnllna/Paperlng...... 56 Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood...... 79 Campers/Trollers...... subject to the Fair Housing bedroom Farmhouse living? This beautiful Instruction...... 14 Store/Offlcs Space...... IS Kfijndreds of readers turn people skills. If you can Act of 196S, which'mokes It 10!" Impressive Con­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Motorcycles/Mopeds...... available immediately on over 2 acres ot Ranch home has lust Employment Services...... 15 Rosort Property ...... 16 Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 to - Classified every day keep your head while tor Internal Medicine llleoal to advertise onv pref­ temporary In estab­ 1591.D 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... those about you are beautiful land In South been repriced at Industrial Property.... Ottlce/Retall Equipment...... 81 s^prchlng for some par­ practice. Medical of­ erence, limitation or discrim­ lished neighborhood of Windsor. All this plus a $190,000. Immaculate MANCHESTER. Super Real Estate Gorooes and Storage...... 31 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos tor Rent/Leose...... losing theIrs-Call 649- ination based on race, color, five homes. Open floor Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... ticular Item. Will your ad fice experience Is re­ Duplex to help you pay condition Inside and for singles! CH FA and Homes for S a lt...... 21 Roommates Wanted .. 39 6 4 3 *2 711 be .there? 643-2711. 9626. G a rston Sign religion, sex or notlonol plan highlights plenty C all for more Information! Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... quired. Good figure ap­ origin, or on Intention to the mortgage. Perfect out. 2 bedrooms, spa­ FHA approved too! Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Supply, 110 Batson titude and knowledge of well lit space. Beou- Drive, Manchester. moke onv such preference, tor tthe In-law sltuo- cious living room with Condo with each hav­ PERSON to help with ot Insurance forms o limitation or discrimlnotlon. tlfully landscaped tlon. Call today for fireplace, formal din­ ing It's own full bath! READ YOUR AD: Claitlfad odverflttmenti are gardening, some heavy must. For details coll The Herald will not know­ vord. Won’t lost long! D E A D L IN E S : For classified odvertlsments to SALES details. $219,900. Cen­ ing room, country style Sliders to balcony, R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. token by telephone, os o convenience. The lifting and digging, 646-4665 between 9om- ingly accept any odvertlse- $289,000. Flono Realty tury 21 Epstein Realty, kitchen with applian­ pool, excercise room, be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 646- 5200. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one plus regular watering, REPRESENTATIVE 5pm. ment which Is In violation of 647-8895.0 ces, full basement, 1 sauna, security sys­ deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of etc. $5 per hour. 649- the low. 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. CERTAINTEED CDRPO- B O LTO N . 8 room custom car garage. Lovely tem! Complex Is set tion. For advertisements to be published theorlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 7634. SOUTMERN New Eng- EAST Hartford Ranch. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. RATIDN, a leading manu­ ■^^AracfcAIWalBSlai* designed contempor­ It's a beauty and much grounds situated on back In quiet wooded Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be land closslfleld ads Lakewood Circle area! Come take a Minimum charoa: * lines. facturer of fiberglass In­ reach nearly 800,000 ary Colonial. Spacious larger than It looksi 1 cdrrected bv on additional Insertion. sulation, has an Immedi­ family room that opens year new Ranch with North. Jackson 8< Jack- looki $95,900. Anne DRIVER ate opening for an experi­ homes In Connecticut son Real Estate, 647- Miller Real Estate, 647- and Rhode Island. The Into a tasteful sun country kitchen, 3 bed­ enced sales professional Looking to expand our room, deluxe kitchen, 8400.D 8000.D Xoventrv area to represent us In the new price for a basic 25 rooms, full basement, night crew. Need oversized dining room, vinyl siding, thermo­ PART TIME Manchester Hampthlre/Vermont Ter­ applicants to stock word ad Is only $55 and elegant open foyer with Notices ritory. Successful candi­ will appear In 43 news­ pane windows. Lo­ THE DEADLINE FOR HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers shelves on the night balcony, stairway. 3 cated In neighborhood - Heraid route. date will be a goal-ori­ papers. For more In­ bedrooms, botyhs, TEAM UP WITH THE BESTI... PLACING OR ented achiever who Is shift. Hours 9:30 pm to formation call Classi­ 2 of newer homes. As a condition precedent to hardwood and caropet C A N C ELIN G AN AD IS PART Time Individual EVENING Janitor CLERICAL. Tired of PHARMACY Technician. Quiz on Page Z Short Hours — used to hard work. Salary 7am. Competitive fied, 643-2711 and ask $149,900. Anne Miller AND IN REAL ESTATE the placement of any adver­ needed to perform our floors, over 1 acre pro­ tising In the Manchester He­ 12 NOON THE DAY needed at once. Apply looking at the same Days, Mondav-Fridav. 1. Clutch plut Incentive plan. salary and beneits for for detalls.c Real Estate, 647-8000.O customer service to Manager: Parkade Starting salary $5.50 Great Pay! fessionally landscaped THE BEST IS MERRILL LYNCH! rald, Advertiser hereby BEFORE. MONDAY - scenery or need a cool 2. Maverick (Lost calf) If you are experienced In mature, responsible NDRTH Coventry- lot. $274,000. U i R LEB AN D N . Mini 2 stall agrees to protect. Indemnity follow-up surveys. Bowling Lanes. No ex­ place to work this per hour. Experience the building materials In­ 8 FRIDAY. IN ORDER 3. William Penn Coii 647*994$ Special Ranch In coun­ Reolty 643-2692.0 horse barn, 3 bedroom and hold harmless the Man­ Welcome new resi­ perience necessary. summer? Come out of preferred but will train dustry, and If you want to person. Ranch. Needs some ANOTHER HARTFORD HOMEOWNER chester Herald, Its officers TO MAKE THE NEXT dents to greater Hart­ If necessary. Apply In 4. Biddy t r y setting, newly Good starting pay and the heat and work for Ask for be part of a professional, appllanced tile kit­ SDUTH Windsor-well TLC. Family room, and employees against any ISSUE. FRIDAY ford with gifts of good benefits. If you like the Aero All-Gas Com­ person: Arthur Drug, 5. Collier (Coal miner) growing sales organiza­ Interested applicants kept home. 3 bed­ HAS TEAMED UP WITH THE BEST! and oil liability, loss or Gerlinde chen, tile bath, great dining room, large liv­ A FTER N O O N BY 2:30 will. Own car Is neces­ working alone with no pany of Hortford, who 942 Main Street, Man­ B. (a) Tongs — Blacksmith (x) tion, send your resume apply to; rooms, 1'/3 baths, both ing room, 2 car garage, expense. Including attor­ sary. Compensation chester, Attention and salary history to: Mr. fenced In yard. first floor family room Ask for neys' fees, arising from PM FOR MONDAY’S supervision, this Is the have full and part time (b) Sextant — Sailor (y) $142,900. Century 21 Ep­ set on Lacre. $129,500. ISSUE. THANK YOU $20 per contact. A p p Iv lob for you.______positions available. Tom . MICHAEL'S Jewelers Jack Sheehan, CER­ PerAonnel Dept. and rec room. Situated For appointment call Sara claims of unfair trade practi­ In person: Hartford (c) Hydrometer — Radiator tester (z) TAINTEED CORPORA­ stein Realty, 647-8895.0 ces, Infringement of trade­ FOR YOUR Highly competitive has a full time service- 239 Spencer St. on private lot with early AM or evenings Mendalsohn marks, trade names or pat­ Despatch Moving and DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 wages. Training pro­ (d) Hygrometer — Weatherman (w) sales position open. Re­ TION. P.O. Box 395, MANCHESTER. Three many fruit trees. COOPERATIONIII DRIVERS Bloomfield, C T 08002- Manchester 5pm-10;30pm. Natalie ents, violation of rights of Storage, Personnel per hour. 7:30-4pm shift grams, growth poten­ (e) Metronome — Music teacher (v) tail exposure a plus. bedrooms, completely $164,900. Century 21 Ep- Flint Real Estate 429- 871-0194 Manager, 225 Prospect with overtime. Good 0395. eoe privacy and Infringement of tial. Pleasant work en­ - PACKAGE Great benefits pack- tiled kitchen, pleas­ steln Realty, 647-8895.0 1110 copyright and proprietory Street, East Hartford benefits. Class II only. ingly decorated .______vironment. Good math -oge. Apply In person CERTAINTEED CORP. SDUTH Windsor. Price rights, unfair competition 06100, or call 528-9551. WIN train. High school VAN — Tuesdoy-Saturday, Equal Opportunity Employar through-out, finished MANCHESTER. Ver-r-r- and libel ond slander, which PART TIME a plus, high school has been reduced on y-spectal! 3-4 bedroom EDE.______graduate. Apply In per­ diploma a must. 278- IWhtn RP8 dGYMopGd Nb n«w 10am-5pm. EO E.______X-RAY Technician, Im­ rec room, deep private may result from the publica­ HELP WANTED son Monday-Frldov, 9- •mall pMfcao* d«Hv«ry ••rvloa i n ] h elp WANTED E D HELP WANTED - mediate Medical Care yard. $165,900. Century this lovely 3 bedroom brick front Cape In one tion of any advertlsment In PART Time, mornings, 9910.______SALES Consultant. D IR E C T Care Staff to 3pm. Aero All-Gas w alao d«v«lop«d • oppar^ work In group home for Center has a full-time 21 Epstein Realty, 647- home on quiet cul-de- of the most attractive the Manchester Herald bv general office worker tunHy for you. ^Young growing com- sac In convenient loca­ locations you'll find! advertiser, Including adver­ for Manchester real Company, 3150 Main FULL Time Landscap­ SHEET Metal Mechanic LABOR ER S to work In a mentally re ta rd e d opening for a Regis­ 8895.0 Street, Hartford, CT. Hm o*b wtMfa 4Brallabl« to you •• able to set up and , pony has ogreat career tion. Large L-shaped Sparkling and bright, tisements In any free distri­ PAHT-'nMI/WAlWHOUN estate office. Some typ­ ing. Will train reliable •n ownor/oporator of an RPS commercial rooting adults In Windsor, tered X-rov Techni­ 278-9910.______operate shears, environment In Man­ opportunity for a per- fomlly room, charm­ this home Is absolutely bution publications pub­ ing and bookkeeping person. Good pay. Call padkagavan: rson who:-hos a sincere South Windsor, West cian. Interested Appli­ MAINTENANCE FREE Duplex, lished bv the Manchester Mike 643-7362. punches and brakes. chester area. Starting Hartford, Marborough cants call Sheri at ing country kitchen, Impeccable. Beautiful COLLEGE experience helpful. 646- WELDER Fabricator. • Psfttelpatlon In tha daUvory bu* desire to contribute to oversized deck, gener­ 3 BR's, IVi baths each, 12 minute Herald. Penny Sleffert, •Inaaa oraatod by an Innovattva, Good opportunity and $8.50 per hour. Call and Hebron oreos. Full 721-7393, Monday- HELP WANTED private yard too! 4655. Must be able to tig weld ^a growing ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ to Hartford. *191,900. For details Publisher. STUDENTS Get the Want Ad h a b it... •maH poofcaga ahlpplng ayatam benefits. Call 643-6834. LIN C Corporation at and port time positions Friday 9-4pm. $146,900. Dwner 649- aak for Sarah Mendelsohn - and read blueprints. mat hM uaod aialo*of>tho^fi organization,-resides tury 21 Epstein Realty, 7639, Homeowner's Tbir yow sparo Ume read and use the little ads toohfwiogy to axpaiNl Into a 33* 649-8000. avallabel. Call 928-0515 871-0194. Excellent benefits, call eost of the rlver,-some 647- 8895.0 Concept 646-4436. LOST 643-6034. In Classified regularly. atato a a r ^ m )ual mroa yoara. or 295-9215. PART TIME into taitiM $$$! • Tba oquipmoni and financing sales experience,-Is fa­ AND FOUND 643-2711. FULL TM E manufactur­ Manchester Herald N(M0t»«y Pwfcege 8yM»m. ttt* roaouroaa of an aggraaalvo aub* shion conscious and GLASTDNBURY Public •Idlary of Roadway Sarvloaa. Route. Short hours, Schools will be hiring CUSTOMER SERVICE fM iM l Ofowlfig •fiMUpMtotfBdm* Ino., ona of ma eounnya mafor ing position available orientated. Would you LOST Long hair brown/b- Nv«ry eompAiiy InItM USA. tiM Im* tranapoftatlon antarpriaaa. at MUNSON’S CNOCO- good pay. Call 742-8867, llke:-dnd excellent ca- Aides and Clerical Merrill Lynch Realty lack tiger cat, female. optniftQ* for port-Mmo 5pm to 9pm.p______We are looking for responalblle aervlce- • Tbaklndoflnoomathatmatobaa UTES, Rt. 6, Bolton. reer position,- Staff tor the coming Bramblebush, Hlll- poefcotfo fModltrB et our South your ambMon and raflacta bow FULL Time Baker's opportunity for school year. There are mlnded indiviudals to handle cuatomer in­ stown. Redwood area. tMnSoor itrmlfwl. high you can oNmb wbtn you Hours are: 8-4:30, USA put younMrtf In obm^o. Helper. No experience advancement,- openings In the follow­ quiries. The position require enthusiasm, Any Information, 643- • Hourt; AM or 4:30^.30 MM Monday-Friday. Full ing categories; School jfesSs 250 Main Street • Hartford < (Mon.-Mrt.) • Acoaoa to group baalth and Ufa necessary. Please tele- opportunlty to make Inauranoa. independent thinking, and organization. 4131 or 659-2913. • *7.60**3.00 por Sour benefits Include: medi­ phone 646-3354.______and unlimited Income,- Health Aide,-Library IMPOUNDED. Male, 1 • TuHlon oMMinoo proonm. If you*ra a daHvary drivor. courtar cal, der)tal, pension competitive starting Aide,-Science Alde,- Good communication skills and a pleasant IT’S or havo amafl paokaga pickup and HOUSE Manager to ad­ Secretarlal Alde,- year old Shepherd H you oro IooMoq for moro Mion dallvary axparianea. contact ua for and profit sharing. minister residential salary,-health and telephone manner are essential. cross, black and tan, luM 0 pummor JoS. |oln • eompony Information: programs tor mentally medical beneflts,- Speclal Education on tSo movo. Fowiioo. mlnortUot Call for appointment We offer this tpaclou* Manchester Contempo­ found on Tolland Turn­ ROADWAY PACKAGE retarded adults In 'Vacation 1 1 m e , - Aide,-School Alde,- 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday pike. Call Manchester •nd voMrtno wrolooim . If you pro xompany discount. School Secretary, 10 rary featuring a huge master bedroom suite, InMrooMd. oonloot: SYSTEM, INC. Marlboro. Bachelors 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays open 1st floor plan Including a living room with Dag Warden 643-6642. tag sale time degree, 2 to 3 years

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