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Thursday, July 10, 1986 25 Cents ‘Outrage’ led 11 found to arrest of guilty of hijacking

top politicians Combined wire services GENOA, Italy — A court today By George Layng circulator. Some of the people who convicted 11 men in the hijacking Herald Reporter signed Diana’s form told police of the Achille Lauro and said six of they were asked to write their them — including fugitive Palesti­ A two-month investigation-into a names on the sheet by a young nian leader Mohammed Abu Ab­ Republican petitioning effort this man, not the 49-year-old Diana, the bas — shhred responsibility for spring that led to the arrest affidavit said. killing American passenger Leon Wednesday of two town directors At the bottom of the petition Klinghoffer. and an independent candidate for sheet, the circulator is required to No one was specifically con­ the Legislature was prompted by a sign his name to “ affirm under victed of.murdering the New York Grissom Road woman who said oath that each person whose name man. she was "outraged” by the events appears on the signature page leading up to the pullout of a slate Three defendants were sent­ signed the same in person and in enced to life in prison and the favoring gubernatorial hopeful his presence,” the aUidavit said. Gerald Labriola. others received sentences as short Diana was charged with making as six months in prison. The Gertrude Starkey, a former a false statement, a misdemeanor deputy Republican registrar of remaining four defendants were that is punishable by up to one year acquitted. voters, filed a complaint with Chief in prison. Diana could not be State's Attorney John Bailey on reached for comment this Magied Al Molgi. the 23-year-old May 5 after newspaper reports morning. leader of the four-man hijack team raised questions of illegal practi­ Ferguson, a 28-year-old real and the man accused of shooting ces by Manchester Republicans, estate broker, was also charged Klinghoffer. received a 30-year according to a police affidavit with making a false statement sentence. released this morning. because one of the petition sheets Only five ofthe guilty defendants Starkey said this morning she he circulated contained a forged are in Italian custody and thus are filed the complaint, which was name, police said. According to the ’ likely to serve their sentences. turned over to Manchester police, affidavit. Edith Rogers of Charter International arrest warranjs are because Republican Registrar of Oak Street told police she did not out for the six fugitives, including Voters Mary Willhide refused to, sign her name to Ferguson’s Abbas, who heads the Palestine "You can’t cover up something petition sheet, even though her Liberation Front. like this,” she said. name appears on the page. Meanwhile, the daughters of Willhide could not be reached for Rogers said she did sign a Klinghoffer said today they were comment. petition sheet circulated by Diana, outraged that the man accused of Arrested Wednesday were Tho­ the affidavit said. According to murdering their father did not get mas H. Ferguson, a Republican police, there is “ an obvious differ­ a life sentence. director: William J. Diana, tbe ence in the signatures.” ” We both just cannot understand board’s minority leader; Edward Police did not accuse Ferguson the Italian judicial system,” Lisa Wilson, a former Republican who of forging the signature, but said Klingjtoffer said on the “ CBS last week left the party to wage "an he was charged because at the Morning News” program. “ Our independent campaign in the 13th bottom of the petition form, the father’s murderer is going to serve Assembly District: and Elsie circulator is required to attest that a few years, and then he’ll be optr Tartaglia. who works as the each signer “ satisfactorily” identi- and we are just outraged.. personal secretary to Manchester fied themselves. * It was not immediately clear State Bank President Nathan G. Ferguson would not comment when the men wieuld be eligible for Agostinelli, a member of the when contacted by the Herald this parole. Republican State Central morning, although he has said hb Her sister, lisa. said. “ Ithinkthe Committee. does not know how the signature Italian judicial system missed an The charges involve efforts by appeared on his sheet. opportunity to send a clear mes­ Labriola supporters who in April Wilson. 61, was charged with sage to terrorists everywhere that gathered petition signatures seek­ official neglect or fraud, a misde­ we will no longer tolerate these ing to force a May 20 primary meanor that carries with it a kinds of acts.” against a slate of convention maximum sentence of a year in The sisters, also interviewed on delegates endorsed by Manches­ prison and a $300 fine. ABC’s “ Good Morning America,” ter’s Republican Town Committee Police charge that Wilson, who said they would contact the Justice that favored Richard Bozzuto. The was a member of the challenge Department to push for extradition Labriola supporters -t- led by delegate slate, circulated a peti­ of the men. Diana. Ferguson, and Agostinelli tion sheet that carried the name of Defense lawyers said Abu Ab­ — hoped to send a challenge slate Irene Stephens of South Main bas, the two other Palestine of delegates that mostly supported Street as its circulator even though Liberation Front officials sent­ Labriola to this month’s nominat­ it was Wilson who gathered signa­ enced and the three hijackers ing convention. tures. Two of the signers on the Herald photo by Tucker convicted all were found guilty of The necessary signatures were form told police that Wilson — not hijacking and “ kidnapping for collected, but the primary was' Stephens — obtained their signa­ Nice day for a swim terrorist ends that resulted in the aborted on April 28 when Diana, tures, the affidavit said. death of a person” — the 69-year- old Klinghoffer. who was shot and one of the circulators of the/petition Police said Stephens told them tossed off the ship along with his sheets, called Willhide and with­ she had been asked by Wilson to Four-year-old Jessica Puckett of Man­ with their mother and older sister, wheelchair. drew the sheets he had submitted, sign the petition form and she chester, left, and her 2-year-old sister, Brandy, on a day that was iess humid The lawyers said this meant in according to the police affidavit signed both sides of the paper — Nikki, enjoy themselves at the Globe than eariier in the week, but stiil a good effect that all six were held used in obtaining the arrest including the section where the Hollow pool Wednesday. The two were day to go swimming. responsible for Klinghoffer’sdeath warrants. The move left suppor­ circulator was supposed to sign. ters of the Naugatuck pediatrician Wilson neglected to correct the without the required number of mistake, which led to the charge, signatures and canceled the police said. primary. Wilson could not be reached for Inmates set prison in Virginia on fire According to the police affidavit. comment today. Willhide told police that on April 28 Tartaglia was the only one of the she received a call from Diana in By Vincent Del Gludice four charged with a felony — false three prisoners .^offered minor “ The fires were set in all heavily damaged. which he told her he was withdraw­ United Press International certification as to administration injuries in the fires. dormitory areas in a very organ­ The first fire, originating in a ing his petition sheets “ on a of oath, which carries with it a When the violence and shooting ized fashion.” Downs said. "That mattre.ss. was reported at 12:35 technicality.” LORTON, Va. — Convicts went maximum penalty of three years broke out, guards were trying to made it a very difficult fire to a.m. in a dormitory. Downs said. Police said Diana, an attorney, on an arson spree at the Lorton in jail and a $1,000 fine. account for inmates on the base­ fight.” Fairfax County Fire Depart­ had allowed his 15-year-old son. Reformatory early today, setting Police said Tartaglia. a notary ball field at the burned-out facility, Downs said 1.127 inmates will be ment Lt. Leonard Murry said the B.J., to circulate the petition — fires in 14 buildings in an apparent prison official Leo Givs said. transferred temporarily to other fire spread quickly but was con­ something that is illegal because protest of crowded conditions, and facilities. He said 300 to 500 bed tained more than four, hours later Diana’s name was listed as the Please turn to page 8 attacked guards attempting tp “ Ini the process 100 inmates spaces were lost and five buildings as dawn approached. transfer them to other facilities, surged and pulled the two guards officials said. into their midst,” Givs said. While the fires were raging. 64 The condition of the guards was Johannesburg talks inmates were identified as ring­ not known but a prisoner suffering TODAY’S HERALD leaders of the torchings and taken a stab wound.baseball crowded and near the breaking r)h llii«rlA « ft today’s deadline for the govern­ reported raid. diamond in a second round of point for violence. Sunny and pleasantly dry today r tp in in n ment to release 1,500 labor leaders The unions have been pressing violence that erupted at about 7:45 with a high in the lower 80s. Clear A “ Prisoners read the papers as P A nplA 9 and union members detained the major employer organizations a.m. well as anybody else.” Downs said. and cool tonight with a low in the S p n rtR , 1.1-14 under state-of-emergency provi­ to persuade the government to About 20 inmates were injured in “ "This looks like a very organized middle 50s. Sunny Friday with a T A lA vktIn n 19 sions or face a one-day industrial release the unionists. The spokes­ the fray and two firefighters were activity. A lot of people got high in the lower 80s. Sunny stoppage nationwide next week. man said today the ‘ ‘day of action’ ’ caught in thp tear gas. together and decided to burn this Saturday with a high of 80 to 85. 11 R /U/nrIri 7 n A COSATU spokesman said would proceed as planned July 14. "Three firefighters and at least place down. Details on page 2. : Weather 2 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurgday, July. 10, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 10. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Manchester/Area Strip center, hotel to accompany mall Bv John F. Kirch The agreement to sell the land to say nothing is definite at this He called northern Manchester Towns in Brief Herald Reporter comes as the Homart Develop­ point. "unretailed” and said it could use” ment Co. of Chicago and Melvin, Allan Hutensky. a co-owner of New York developer John Fin- both a large shopping center and a Today’s forecast Simon & Associates of Indianapo­ Bronson and Hutenskw said today smaller strip mall such as the Voters can register at sessions guerra.said today he has agreed to lis, which havecompeted forovera a major mall will^be^built along Manchester Parkade. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: sell about 100 acres in northern _ A? of this week, townspeople can register tb vote at the Savings year and a half to build a major with a smaller community shop­ Today and Friday will be sunny and pleasantly Manchester to two developers mall in the area, have agreed to Hutensky said office space and Bank of Manchester's Main Street office every Thursday from 6 ping center — much like the West dry. Highs 75 to 80. Clear and cool tonight with lows planning to build a 750.000-square- merge their interests and con­ other commercial development to 8 p.m., the registrars of voters announced this week. Farms Mall/Corbins Corner in the 50s and lower 60s. foot mall in the area. struct just one center in the layout in West 'Hartford and could be built in South Windsor. In addition, residents can register between 6; 30 and 8:30 p.m. The sale means that Finguerra. Manchester-Soutjjj Windsor Farmington. The developers hope to start TImrsdays at the Marshalls store at the Manchester Parkade. building the mall next spring, Maine: Variable cloudiness with a chance of whose development firm. Man­ market. It has not been determined who officials^ have said. They are showers north and mostly to parUy sunpy south Saturaay sessions at Marshalls will no longer be held, the office chester I'84 Associates, owns • Fin guerre and Homart, a subsi­ will be responsible for which focusing on the Buckland Hills site today. Highs in the 60s north to 70s south. Partly said. Instead, Saturday’s voter registrations will be taken about 300 acres along the Inter­ diary of Sears, Roebuck and Co. of development, Hutensky said to­ in Manchester because it has more cloudy north and mostly clear south tonight. Lows ■t . \ between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Stop and Shop grocery storb in state 84 corrodor. will not be Chicago, had proposed the 750,000- day. Homart officials confirmed state and local approvals. in the 40s except near 50 at the coast. Partly sunny the ParkadO. ^ involved in building the planned square-foot Buckland Hills Mall in his comments. north and mostly sunny south Friday. Highs in the Voter registrations will be taken foe residents of any town In shopping mall. Instead. Fin­ Manchester. However. Finguerra said that What could tie up that project. mid-60s to lower 70s north and 70s to near W south. Connecticut in addition to changes of address and any changes of guerra, who has been involved in Competing with them was a Homart and MelviiLJSim^nm woqldwould are two lawsuits pending against party affiliatio'h in Manchester. the project for a year and a half, partnership comprising Melvin. be responsible for the ms III. wluch the Buckland Hills developers. One New Hampshire: Variable cloudiness north and will develop a mix of high-density Simon & Associates and Bronson probably will be located w Man- was filed by a environmental mostly sunny south today. Highs from the mid-60s 'Rousing, industry and commercial and Hutensky of Bloomfield. which Chester. Bronson and Hutensky group that charges the Manchester north to the 70s south. Mostly clear tonight. Lows in ' More Crestfleld talks scheduled concerns surrounding the shop­ had proposed the 550,000-square- will be responsible for develop­ Planning and Zoning Commission the 40s except near 50 at the coast. Mostly sunhy ping center. foot Winchester Mall in South The New England Health Care Employees Union, District 11:99, ment in South Windsor, he said. did not properly consider the (9 Friday. Highs near 70 north to near 80 south. The development will include a Windsor. and the owners of the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home on Bronson and Hutensky usually effects the mall will have on hotel, offices, condominiums and But a number of lawsuits each builds small shopping centers, wetlands in the area. Vermont: Vernon Street have scheduled a Friday bargaining session in Sunny and pleasant today and F rid a y' apartments. Finguerra has said. developer filed against the other’s while Homart and Melvin, Sibion The second, filed by the town of with highs both days in the 70s. Clear and rather their continued attempt to negotiate a three-year labor contract. He is seeking a zone change from project land the fear of losing five have built several regional shop­ South Windsor, charges the State cool tonight with lows 45 to 50. Both sides have reported little progress in the talks thus far, Rural Residence to Comprehen­ major department stores that ping malls throughout the country. Traffic Commission, which which followed the end of a bitter IS-week strike in February. sive Urban Development for 115 committed to the malls forced “ It’s illogical to assume there granted Homart a vital traffic J Both sidesha ve predicted that the negotiations will continue for a acres in the area for the develop­ Homart and Melvin, Simon to seek will be two malls, ” Hutensky said. permit in June, did not properly A long time. ment. The rest of the land, a partnership. Extended outlook UPl photo “ But historically there are many consider the effects the mail’s Sunny and pleasant District 1199 represents about 60 nurse’s aides, kitchen helpers including a possible site for the Although an agreement has been successful malls with strip centers traffic would have on South Wind­ Extended outlook for New England Saturday mall, is already zoned CUD. rmc-hrr* 'a/. .Hovelopers continue bi.iilt sirto-hy-side" sor roads. Today: Sunny and pleasantly dry. High in the lower 80s. Northwest and other service employees at the 15^bed nilTsing home. through Monday: Today In history The workers have said that they are paid less and receive • wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Clear and cool with a low In the middle 50s. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: fewer benefits than workers at other nursing homes in the area. • Northwest wind less than 10 mph. Friday: Sunny with a high in the lower Sunny and warm Saturday. Hazy sunshine and Among those born 6n this, date was ABC news But the owners eoptend that workers cannot compare the Four routes possible :80s,. Saturday: Sunny with a high of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture warm Sunday with a chance of showers and correspondent David Brinkley, in 1920. situation at Crestfield-Fenwood to other nursing hoines. Weinberg out In 4th, was drawn by Susan C o n k lin ^ Lookout Mountain Drive, who attends thunderstorms. Considerable cloudiness and warm Monday with a chance of showers and U Martin School. thunderstorms. Highs in the lower to middle 80s. Stores kick off sidewalk sales for downtown traffic Lows in the 60s. but Meotti will run Merchants up and down Main Street and at the Manchester Almanac Bv Alex GIrelll Michael Meotti of Glastonbury has decided ’ to seek the Vermont: Warm and dry Saturday, then a couple am Parkade on Broad Street are bringing their merchandise out onto disrupted during the *4.8 million Associate Editor . Democratic nomination in the 4th Senatorial District and will of wet days with showers and scattered thunder­ the sidewalks this week at reduced prices. construction project, which is Today is Thursday, July 10, the began at Kaesong. formally announce his candidacy in Manchester tonight a t«P storms Sunday and Monday. Highs from 80 to 85 The Downtown Manchester Association, which is made up of Four slightly different routes are expected to begin in 1988 and lake 30.00’ 191st day of 1986. There are 174 One year ago: the Coca-Cola meeting of delegates to the nomininating convention. Saturday, then in the 70s after that. Lows in the 50s local retail stores, has once again sponsored the summer being studied for development of two years to complete. BOSTON days left in the year. Co., bowing to pressure from an access road east of Main Street Meotti, majority leader on the Glastonbury Town Council, had and low 60s. sidewalk sale downtown. Most prices are reduced and most The original plan called for Today’s highlight in history: irate customers, announced it in conjuention with proposed said earlier this week he would make his decision before tonight’s merchants in the area are taking part. having the road follow the route of L On July 10, 1962, the Telstar would bring back its old formula downtown reconstruction plan. meeting so that the delegates would know where they stand. New Hampshire and Maine: Fair Saturday. The sale, which started today, will run until 9 tonight. Purnell Place on the east side of EW YORK communications satellite was Meantt^iile, Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg announced Clouding up with a chance of showers Sunday. Rain for regular Coke and call it Merchants will be back out on Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. By the end of the month, the the parking area north of Oak likely Monday. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the 70s launched from Cape Canaveral, Coca-Cola Classic. at a news clinference this morning that she will not be a candidate • I \ to 5:30 p.m., featuring anything from clothes to hardware. Public Works Department and the Street. except in the 60s Monday. Fla., to relay TV and telephone Today’s birthdays: ABC news engineering firm of Fuss and because she wants to devote her efforts to the Toby Moffett SAN FRANCISCO signals between the United Kandra said the alternatives all gubernatorial campaign. She parried questions about'whether M correspondent David Brinkley is O’Neill, which is designing the 30.00 States and Europe. 66. Former boxer Jake Lamotta Two arrested on drug charges project, will be prepared to report involve some kind of trade-off she would-have a place on the underticket if Moffett wins the On this date: Moving the road west might nomination, but refused to rule out that possibility. LOS ANGELES Across the nation is 65. Actor Fred Gwynne is 60. to the Board of Directors on the In 1832, President Andrew Broadway composer Jerry Her­ Manchester police said today they arrested two men at the alternatives. Public Works Direc­ involve having to take property Weinberg predicted that Moffett would get the number of Scattered showers and thunderstorms will Jackson vetoed legislation to*" man is 53. Tennis star Arthur Manchester Parkade IVednesday after they found cocaine in the tor George A, Kandra said today. south of Oak Street to get an delegates he needs to force a primary election against Gov. LOWEST alignment to the south, for extend from the mid-Atlantic coast across the re-charter the second bank of the Ashe is 43. Tennis star Virginia truck they were driving. William O’Neill at the upcoming state convention. instance. TEMPERATURES lower Ohio Valley, the middle and upper United States. Wade is 41. Folk singer Arlo Donald Hurst, 23, of 48 Agnus Drive, was charged with The study was undertaken after The meeting Meotti will attend tonight begins at 7:30 in the 50 the owner and occupants of build- Mississippi Valley to much of the Plains. A few In 1850, Vice President Millard Guthrie is 39. possession of cocaine with intent to sell, possesion of drug He said engineers are seeking to hearing room of Lincoln Center and was called by Manchester . ing at Purnell Plac/? and Oak Street showers and thunderstorms will occur from Fillmore succeeded to'the pre­ paraphernalia and possession of marijuana. document the impact of any Democratic Town Chairman Theodore Cummings, who invited Thought for today: “ Educa­ objecteefto plans for removing the sidency after the death of Presi­ The charges stemmed from a police watch in the parking lot in realignment. 4th District convention delegates from the four other towns in the 70 LCGEND- Florida across the lower Gulf Coast. Scattered tion is the ability to listen to building to make way for access dent Zachary Taylor one day front of Capone’s. Around 11:45 p.m., p^ice said, they observed district to attend. Mowers will douse the Pacific Northwest. almost anything without losing road; proposed to run from El- earlier. your temper or your self- Hurst selling drugs froiji his pickup truck. Kandra said that since a road is Cummings said previously he hoped Meotti would decide to run dridge Street to Bissell Street, needed for deliveries to stores with 70 In 1890, Wyoming became the confidence.” — Robert Frost, Police said they followed him around the lot, and when they and predicted he would beat incumbent Carl Zinsser, mostly through parking lots. rear entrances on Purnell Place, [ 2 ^ SH O W E R S ^ FtOW 44th state of the Union. American poet (1874-1963). identified themselves, Hurst tried to accelerate and get away. R-Manchester, who is seeking.his fourth term. ^ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Air quality In 1925, the official news Police said they drew their weapons and ordered him to stop. The road is needed to provide providing an alternative access The Democratic Party was left without a candidate when access to parking space and to ease road may involve having what agency of the Soviet Union. Tass, Now you know Upon inspection of the truck, police said they found cocaine and William Ferris, the party chairman in Glastonbury, withdrew the traffic burden while segments amounts to two roads, with conse­ The state Department of Environmental Protec­ was established. drug paraphenalia. Police said the passenger in the truck, from the race after a dispute with Cummings. tion provides daily air pollution reports and The earliest photograph was of downtown Main Street, are quent loss of parking. In 1940, the Battle of Britain Antonio Vasquez, 26, of Cromwell, was found to have cocaine. seasonal pollen count information from the taken on a bitumen-coated, pol­ National forecast began as Nazi forces attacked by ished pewter plate in 1826 by Vasquez told police that he had gotten the cocaine froni Hurst, Department of Health Services. The recorded air. then denied it while he was being processed, police said. message is provided at 566-3449. Joseph Nicephore Niepce, a Showers and thunderstorms are forecast Friday for parts of the In 1951, armistice talks aimed French physician and scientist, in Vasquez was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to Northern Plains and the Upper Mississippi Valley. Scattered showers at ending the Korean conflict the courtyard of his house at Gras. sell and possesion of drug paraphernalia. Railroad sponsor to seek town support are possible in the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Intermountain Weather radio Police estimated the street value of the cocaine at about $450. Both suspects were released on $1,000 bonds and face July 18 Bv George Lavng service, which would be called the Before he can begin rail service, apartments along tracks that are Region. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in parts of court appearances in Manchester. the Southern Piains, the Northern Plains, the Central Mississippi The National Weather Service broadcasts Herald Reporter Rockville Railroad, on a trial he must negotiate with Conrail for currently unused. However, a Lottery basis. If that prove.s successful, he the fight to use tracks that extend number of residents that live along Valley, the Upper Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley. Elsewhere, the continuou$<'24-hour weather information on 162.475 mHz in Hartford, 162:55 mHz in New London and Blaze destroys Coventry garage A Vernon lawyer who hopes to hopes that enough people will u.se fro/n the northern part of Man­ those tracks are opposed to the weather will be fair. 162.40 mHz in Meriden. establi*h« commuter rail service the train so that private invest­ chester into Hartford. Simmers plan. Tri-State daily: 809 and 3309. Connecticut daily: COVENTRY — A fire of unknown origin destroyed a garage between Hartford and Manchester ment can be obtained. said Wednesday he. has not for­ They would rather have the Rhode Island daily: 7457. Wednesday night and fire officials said the cause is under said Wednesday he is considering Simmers said Wednesday he mally approached Conrail. which tracks tom up and the land sold for Wednesday: 229 Weekly: 311, 1412, 81744 and investigation. holding a meeting in Manchester does not expect the federal agen­ owns the track, but has plans to do private use. The town of Manches­ 553240. Play Four: 3496 No one was injured in the blaze, which began at approximately this fall to build support among cies to approve his grant applica­ so. ter is also exploring purchasing the • townspeople for the plan. tion because of budget cuts and property for use as a road — ; Massachusetts daily: 4029. 11:42 p.m. at 92 Beaver Trail in the Lakeview Terrace If the Rockville Railroad be­ Walter Simmers, a Manchester increased restrictions. But since comes a success, Simmers hopes something that some of the resi­ M egabucks: 5-9-12-16-21-32. development, according to Fire Chief Mike LaChappelle. PEOPLE Other lottery numbers drawn Weekly: Yellow 280, Blue 77, and native who this spring was given he has 10 years to gel the Rockville to extend it into south Manchester dents have also said they would . The fire damaged a garage next to a house. LaChappelle said in New England Wednesday: White 6. the authority to establish the rail Railroad operating under a bill in the area of the Cheney Mill oppose. he didn’t know what was in the garage, and the fire marshal was service, said he has already passed by the Legislature and Maddox’s forecast Singing for Sarah that preserves the memory of TV’s talking still assessing the damage today. received positive response from signed by the governor this spring. horse. Organizer James **B|g Bucks” La Chappelle said that an outside wall of the house that faced townspeople. However, he said, Simmers said he is optimisticStic that-mat- Burnett says Alan Young, who played Mr. the garage also suffered damage in the blaze. The owner of the The South is staggering through a hellish Los Angeles-bom soprano Arleen Auger that if a large number of people federal money will become■ invaila- j Ed’s pal Wilbur, will attend and Burnett will home, Anthony Boucher, was not in, and was contacted after the heat wave and drought and Lester Maddox’s will be one of two soloists to take part in the express support for the project, if ble when a new presidentIt take.s/ read a letter from Connie Hines, who played fire took place, he said. office in 1988. explanation for it has nothing to do with wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah might help him obtain financial Wilbur’s wife. "W e were on the scene about three hours,” LaChappelle said. support from the stale. By rallying public support for meteorology. “America is not exercising Ferguson at Westminster Abbey July 23. “ Live Ed screamed to be done the day they Police said the South Coventry Fire Department was assisted Simmers said he plans to apply the project. Simmers .said, he also what God requires and this'drought could Auger will sing Mozart’s “ Exsultate. Jubi­ had Live Aid,” Burnett said. He also solicited by trucks and volunteers from North Coventry, Eagleville and for federal financial aid in a couple might be able to obtain some state well be a punishment for our disobedience.” late” following the exchange of vows while a contribution from Ohio evangelfst Jim Andover. Bolton and Mansfield volunteers sent trucks to cover of monthS’ in order to start the rail funding. STOREWIDE said Georgia's former segregationist gover­ the royal couple are signing the marriage Brown, who claims the chirpy “ Mr. Ed” those firehouses, police said. nor. “ I really believe our people have to get register. SUMMER SALE theme song contains satanic messages when on their knees or we’re going to.have a hell on The other soloist will be British soprano played backward. “ We’ve asked him to send Entire Stock Earth.” Felicity Lot, who will sing during the a videotaped message on the subject of Ed Hebron Avenue resurfacing set Maddox, now a real estate broker, says the ceremony. Auger, who began her career at and Satan, ’ ’ Burnett says. “ And at the stroke (DLASSIFTEID ADS: UP drought is like the biblical plagues. “ We've the Vienna State Opera nearly 20 years ago, GLASTONBURY — State Transportation Commissioner J. of midnight, we are going to play the theme heard some of ^he ministers talking about is one of the most recorded concert and opera William Bum has has announced that a roadway resurfacing TO song backward to let people draw their own homosexuals being punished by God with the stars in the world, with 140 records to her project will be performed on a section of Hebron Avenue EVERY conclusions.” Burnett says Jay Livingston, th e disease AIDS but this drought may well be a credit. She will make her operatic debut in beginning Monday. ‘ DAY who wrote and sang the original theme, has ^ ^ punishment for everyone’s immorality,” he her hometown in Handel’s “ Alcina” next The work will be performed on a 1.7-mile portion of the road sent a cassette of the song with reworked AND says. ’ November. from Bell Street to Route 83. 2 5 - 7 0 % OFF lyrics to fit Live Ed. Salem Bewitched w o n d e r IN It is expected to take four working days to complete the job, “ I predict we’re not going to have any bath Bridget Bishop, the owner of two taverns, was hanged water by October.” On another topic, weather permitting, and the work will be performed each day • Swimsuits Maddpx accused fellow Georgian Ted Ed-heads unite Sacked again as a witch on this day in 1692, the first of 20 victims in between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Bums announced. w o rk e r 5*^ • Split Skirts Turner of hanging out with “ commie the infamous Salem Witch Trials. A total of 27 people The $280,000 project is being financed entirely with state funds. MANCHESTER HERALD buddies” at his Goodwill Games in Wfoscow. Live Ed is a rock ‘n’ roll fundraiser of a Joe Namath is still a little stunned that were ultimately convicted. At one point, as many as 100 ____ Phone Ml-Wll • Shorts “Ted Turner may as well consider taking up ■ different color. The purpose of the Thursday *ABC cut him from the “ Monday Night were in prison awaiting trial, and accusations had pemvanent citizenship, either.in Cuba pr night show in Dallas is to retire the $15,000 Football” broadcast team but he wants to • Skirts Moscow,” he said. touched another 200. About 50 people had actually debt of the Mr. Ed Fan Club, an organization stay in sportscasting. “ I’m certainly disap­ confessed! O f course, they ma!(f have decided to do so pointed because I had some good games and For the Record A • Blouses the ratings were up 17 percent (actually 16 after noting that only those who admitted in court that percent),” Broadway Joe told the New they were witches were allowed to live. • Knit Tops 9 The recent second annual Celeb­ Haven Register in an interview at his football DO YOU KNOW — In which of the 13 colonies was tips and had total eaming^"*W— rity Waiters JUmcheon for the $6,279. Slacks camp in Hamden, Conn. SalemVillage located? “ It baffles me. I ’m under contract to them benefit of the^orthem Connecti­ The figure reported in the Herald and I ’m not doing anything else in sports, I WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — The Anopheles mosquito Is cut Chapter of the Leukemia //• Cotton Jackets Society of America earned $2,230 in was incorrect. certainly aih disappointed because I loved known 4[S the carrier of malaria. $100 • Tank Tops the job and 1 was starting to feel good about ______N 7-10-86 ' Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 " B e e t m e he©

OPINION V Connecticut in Brief Candidates unfazed by vote probe No cheese distribution this month By Judd Everhart That has not affected me at all." Deputy Mayor Francisco L. tion at the July 18-19 convention in The Associated Press Mosely said on Wednesday. Borges, said he- has paid little Hartford. Each in turn scoffed at »!•« ~ three-year history of The May 20 convention delegate attention to the' mounting scandal the other’s claims. “® c ^ s e . butter and dry goods will not be HARTFORD — State Rep. Mau­ election between Gov. William A. in Waterbury. Allegatiohs iUstrlbuted this month to 80,000 low income families in rice B. Mosley of Waterbury. one of O’Neill and challenger Toby Mof­ “I’m confident we’re.^ing to be Connecticut. “I’m not sure what effect it’s IWMOW,De\R. two men vying for the Democratic fett was won by O’Neill by 43 votes. had. We have not paid very much the endorsed candidat^” Mosley Jack David Dearborn, a spokesman for the state Department of nomination for state treasurer, Since then, there have been attention to it. We had a significant said. THAT'S WHy I'vecur Human Resources, said Wednesday that cuts in federal says his campaign has not been allegations of widespread absen­ amount of support prior to the “We are within 100 votes of the must not be A n d erson shipinenU of commodities this year was a factor in the decison hurt by the mounting questions tee ballot fraud and six people have Waterbury situation." Borges nomination ... and we’re very DOWkToONlVA not to distribute any of the free food for the first time. surrounding a disputed election in been arrested, some of whom have said. But. he added that he thought confident we will receive those Dearbon said the program will resume in August, but only with his city in May. been linked to Mosley, who is on the there may still be “some impact" votes and indeed be the Demo­ HN,F/1c u P A D A V . regularly scheduled distribution of dry goods such as flour com “I’ve been going around the O’Neill delegate slate. on Mosley. cratic nominee” Borges said. meal, dry milk and honey. state making two and three stops a Mosley's rival for the treasur­ Each candidate predicted he A candidate needs 675 of the 1,349 taken lightly He said cheese or butter likely will be ditributed. again In. night and that has not come up. er’s nomination, former Hartford would win the treasurer's nomina­ delegates to win the nomination. September. The Manchester Police Department Initially some 35,000 households received surplus foods when deserves congratulations for having carried Suit shows the program began in August 1983. Dem ocrats out an extensive investigation of irregularities in this spring's Republican Waterrmin seeks delay in payments nix funds primary effort under conditions that must drug tests HARTFORD — Former state Agriculture. Commissioner H. HARTFORD (UPI) - Demo­ certainly have been far from ideal. Earl Waterman Jr. has asked for a delay in payment of penalties cratic lawmakers have blocked The principals in the investigation included imposed following his 1984 larceny conviction while his attorney attempts by Republican leaders to prominent citizens who have earned are faulty pursues an appeal in fedeVal court. use state funds to hire a private reputations as public servants and elected Waterman was fined $10,000, given a 1-year suspended lawyer to defend the legality of a sentence and ordered to pay $38,500 to the town of Suffield for recent special session of the officials who have control over municipal When two competing govemmeht contractors Legislature. J restitution after a jury found that he had bilked the town for sand affairs. get involved in a hissing match, the results can be deliveries when he was first selectman. The Democratic minority on the Legislative Management Commit­ Like everyone who is active in local unexpectedly revealing. That’s what has The conviction and sentence were upheld by the Appellate happened in a controversy that has pitted two of tee prevented-the GOP majority politics, they have made friends who.would Court, and the state Supreme Court refused last month to review from getting the two-thirds margin the largest manufacturers of drug-testing that decision. quickly excuse whatever they do in the public iVK equipment against each other in a battle for the needed to allocate up to, $17,000 to arena and enemies who would hastily Waterman was to have paid the. fines by July 1. But his pay the costs of having a private lucrative Pentagon contract to test servicemen attorney, James A. Wade, filed an appeal with the state lawyer handle the case. condemn them on the flimsiest evidence. and women for illegal substances. Appellate Court for a delay in penalties on June 20, two days after The Republicans wanted to hire u The same kind of predetermination faced Syva Co. had the original contract to test the Supreme Court’s refusal. attorney Ralph G. Elliot to repres­ those who investigated the allegations in the Washington Window military personnel with its EMIT urinalysis kits. ent thei-(3eneral Assembly in the aborted effort to force a gubernatorial But two years ago. responding to complaints that lawsuit filed by Democratic (3ov. the laboratory results were inaccurate, poorly Waterbury Hospital calls impasse William A. O’Neill, who claims the delegate primary May 20 between slates special session last month was controlled and unfairly implicating innocent WATERBURY — Waterbury Hospital has declared an favoring candidates Richard Bozzuto and servicemen, the Pentagon reopened the testing invalid. Gerald Labriola. impasse in contract negotiations aimed at ending a fi ve-week-old With the committee action Wed- contract. strike by 1,100 nurses and service and maintenance workers, ...... Had the police come to the conclusion that Syva argued that the inaccuracies were due to , nesday. the GOP leaders now must When constituents write right, officials said. try to find another way to pay a no charges against anyone were called for, bad lab work, not to its EMIT kits, but the Defense t The hospital, which has closed most o(,its operations since the private lawyer or rely on the UPI photo L many people would have decided there had Logistics Agency awarded the contract to Roche strike began, warned the unions it would “take whatever actions attorney • general's office, which been a whitewash. On the other hand, how Diagnostics Systems Inc. Its Abuscreen test kit it considers necessary and appropriate as a result of this also is representing O’Neill in the was similar to EMIT, but relied on a slightly Piece of tragedy that police and Superior Court prosecutors members of Congress notice impasse,” spokesman Richard Bulat said Wednesday. case. different technology. Hospital officials have not made any plans to hire replacerhent O'Neill is challenging the legal­ have filed charges against four individuals, Syva protested, but the General Accounting workers, but have not ruled out such an action, Bulat said. ity of the session, claiming that the Connecticut State Police detective The state is suing the New York firm of some will argue that they have become the By Robert Shepard Hansen would calm the fears feelings, and where it is likely the Office ruled early this year that the Pentagon had Union officials responded to the declaration by saying tjjgy do GOP needed 76 votes in the House James White identifies a piece of the Tippetts-A bbett-McCarthy-Stratton, tool of a political vendetta. of those who suspet^t much of the letter writer’s vote in future not-believe an impasse exists and by calling the action another in order to call the special session ill-fated Mianus River Bridge, which which designed the Greenwich bridge. not been unfair in giving the'test contract to but came up five votes short. The indications, however, are that the WASHINGTON - “ Write your mail never gets beyond staff elections will be affected by the Roche. X effort by the hospital to break the unions. collapsed in 1983, killing three people, Attorney William Rush, left, is repres­ congressman,” a tactic so often The governor refused to take any police investigated thoroughly and without members, and is never seen by lawmaker’s idecision on that during the second day of a trial in enting the engineering firm. recommended to disgruntled ci­ issue. action on the lone bill pa.ssed fanfare. The case is now in the hands of the the addressee. “In processing THE LEGAL DTJc u MENTS filed by both sides during the session. . Norwalk Superior Court Wednesday. tizens, really is worthwhile, says the mail, the staff serves primar­ Hansen expresses some con­ have been reviewed by our reporters Brian Bloch Superior Court, which must determine a former congressman, espe­ ily as a,conduit rather than as a cern that the trend toward mass and Donald Goldberg. They provided a Woman charged In fatal accident whether any of the four people charged cially if it is done well. filter,” he reports. mailing could undermine the fascinating inside glimpse of the drug tests now FAIRFIELD — A Bridgeport woman has been charged with violated the law ahd whether they deserve Orval Hansen, a former repre­ Hansen’s study points to sev­ value of constituent mail. being administered by government agencies, drunken driving in connection with an accident that killed fines or jail sentences. sentative from Idaho, made an eral elements that make mail “An increasing flood of mail schools and corporations across the country. another woman on the Connecticut Turnpike, police said. Clearly, the court is the only proper place in-depth study of congressional more effective. Most important promoted by interest4groups to In fact, if what the two quarreling contractors - The victim’s body was burned beyond recognition in’the for determining the guilt or innocence of mail and concluded that, indeed, is that the letter writer should support grass roots lobbying claim is true, the urinalysis tests being given are accident Tuesday, police said. writing your congressman can know what he is talking about could overload the system and Gail M. Murphy, 24, was charged with second-degree those charged. A great deal is at stake, not only inaccurate but cannot detect the be effective. Hansen warns, and “reflect informed opinion.” depreciate its value as a source difference between legal and illegal substances in manslaughter with a motor vehicle, police said. Murphy’s car The pri(x of plastic just personal reputations and political however, that quality is more A lawmaker also is more likely of information about constituent many cases. struck the victim’s vehicle from behind iathe 1 a.m. accident, aspirations included. important than quantity in com­ to pay attention if the writer is opinion,” he warns. For example, Syva’s claim — undisputed by pushing it about 100 yards down the highway, police said. Also at stake is an investm ent of tru st by municating with members of the affected in a direct or personal “Much of the orchestrated Roche — is that neither the EMIT nor Abuscreen The victim’s car had struck a third vehicle from behind the voters. House of Representatives. way by the.issue being discussed, mail being sent to members of test can “distinguish between use of heroin or minutes before her car was struck by Murphy’s car, police said. Hansen’s research on the Hansen notes. Congress is a waste of time and codeine,” and would simply identify thq presence The occupants of the third car were not injured, police said. If William J. Diana and Thomas H. The Connecticut Turnpike southbound was closed for several Ferguson are found guilty of having m atter of congressional mail A member’s own experience money,” Hansen said. “On the of an “opiate” in the tested person’s body. Heroin went down. was the basis for a doctoral and knowledge' of the subject other hand, our lawmakers need is highly addictive and illegal; codeine is a hours as firefighters and police cleared the roadway of debris, deliberately violated the law in connection police'said. dissertation that recently earned raised in the letter also is a and value mail that communi­ common ingredient of prescription cough syrups And until December 31st it will stay with soliciting signatures for the slate him a Ph.D. at George Washing­ factor. Those who have a record cates facts and informed opin­ and other medications. backing Labriola. they should resign their ton University. of past votes or expertise on an ions.” The documents show a similar problem with dow n a t 1175% APR o n aU Connecticut National Credit Cards. positions on the Manchester Board of “For all practical purposes, issue are less likely to be testing for amphetamines. Abuscreen detects the Stamford drug dealer sentenced D irectors. mail is the only channel availa­ influenced by what constituents Robert Shepard writes from presence of amphetamines, but doesn’t single out BRIDGEPORT — An admitted major drug dealer has been And if Edward Wilson is found guilty of the ble to all citizens who seek to say in their letters. Washington for United Press the presence of “the abused drug sentenced to 10 years in prison for operating a continuing drug abuses with which he is accused, he should communicate with their repre­ A tactic popular with organ­ International. methamphetamine,” according to Syva. On the enterprise out of his three Stamford houses. off yt)ur cxi.sting balances on other bank Credit Cards .so sentatives in Congress,” Hansen you can save money with our lower rate. Simply check drop out of the race in the 13th Assem bly ized groups is to hand out form other hand, Syva acknowledged, its EMIT Alvin McKeithen Sr., 44, was sentenced Wednesday under a notes. letters to their members who in the coupon below and advi.se us where and how D istrict. identifies methamphetamine but doesn’t isolate plea bargain agreement reached between prosecuting attorneys Since 1972. the volume of mail turn send the letters to members Letters policy other abused offshoots of the parent drug and his own attorney, John Williams of New Haven. much. In this case as in others, all that’s left for a sent to menibers of the House has of congress. That produces vo­ The Manchester Herald wel­ amphetamine. A federal court jury recently ordered McKeithen to forfeit 100 Compared to the summer discount rates at candidate or elected official found to have increased dramatically. Hansen lume, but does not necessarily comes original letters to the percent of his interest in two of the Stamford houses and 43 .s«,)me banks, Connecticut National offers low learned. In 1985 alone. House achieve the desired result, editor. IN ADDITION, neither test does well in singling percent of his interest in the third. interest for a longer time—all the way until the shown contempt for the law, the process of out the presence of PCP, an extremely dangerous choosing leaders and the electorate in such a members received some 200 Hansen notes. Letters should be brief and to On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Warren W. Egintonsenttwoof end of the year. million pieces of mail. the point. They should be typed substance that has caused widespread crime and McKeithen’s sons and his girlfriend to prison fortheir roles in the way is to apologize and quit — it’s as simple violence in many U.S. cities. Both tests-gave W hat’s more, for new customers, there’s abso­ Hansen suggests the mail INDIVIDUAL LETTERS re­ or neatly handwritten, and, for drug operation. lutely no membership charge or annual fee until a sth a t. positive results for “closely related analogs” of Alvin McKeithen Jr., 25, and Betty Nelson,'38, drew five-yea'r ^ oqq boom is the result of advances in ceive much more attention in a ease in editing, should be double­ QL 1987 Even in the event of a guilty finding, the communication technology and congressional office than do spaced. Letters must be signed PCP. biit also for high concentrations of a ' sentences, while Michael McKeithen, 23, drew a five-year term f0 76 common cough piedicine ingredient called tq be suspended after six months. ■So take advantage of this limited time offer. Sim­ court may well determine that a light penalty the growth of grass roots lobby­ form letters, he reports. with name, address and daytime M. ply stop in or call any branch to apply. Better yet, just is justified, given the nature of the alleged ing activities. “On occasion, however, mass telephone number (for dextromethorphan, according to a Syva Nelson’s daughter, Yvette Davis, 22, was also sentenced document. Tuesday to three years suspended sentence. fill out the application below. It only takes a minute and offenses. mailings that include many form verification). Thlscompany documents also detail other All four pleaded guilty May 28, to conspiring to possess heroin or if you qualify, your card wili be in the mail within days. But that won’t change things. DESPITE THE FLOOD, how­ letters and cards can be potent, The Herald reserves the right ever, Hansen says House problems in drug tests, such as variations in cocaine with the intent to distribute. Next time you u.sc the convenience of a Credit Card-; The people of Manchester deserve public Hansen says. to edit letters in the interests of ‘ members generally manage to To achieve what Hansen des­ brevity, clarity and taste. testing temperatures and'the presence of other make sure you’re .saving money too, with a Connecticut servants who demonstrate a profound keep up with their mail, in part cribes as “a critical mass” Address letters to; Open Fo­ substances in the bloodstream. For example, a From now until the end of the year, all Connecticut National MasterCard, VISA or gold MasterCard. respect for the laws and ethics that govern by reading it personally and with requires a large volume of mail rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. pinch of salt added to a urine sample can New Haven woman killed by truck National Credit Cardholders can take advantage tif a spe­ the democratic process. reports^repared by their staff. on an issue that stirs strong Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. neutralize the testing chemical and result in a cial 1179Xi APR interest rate on new purchases made with “clean” test. NEW HAVEN — A 51-year-old New Haven woman was killed our MasterCard, VISA and gold MastefC:ard. .. The problem revealed by the companies’ after she fell and slipped under a dump truck while crossing the ‘ Compared to the I9.8‘X> interest many banks are charg­ documents is not that innocent parties will be street, police said. The woman, whose name was not released, was crossing near ing, Connecticut National offers a significant .savings. And O \I’K wrongly identified as drug users, but just the as if that weren’t enough, Connecticut National will pay . % the comer of (College and Elm streets in downtown New Haven at 1175 Media violence makes America violent Opposite: Drug users will escape detection because of the (other company’s) faulty test kit. about 11 a.m. Wednesday when she fell under the rear wheels of I Connecticut National Bank, Revolving CredilTfcpartmeni MSN-637, 84 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06510 | “Violence is as American as apple pie,” American soldiers were held back by the dump truck, police said. Furthermore.^y va claims that the steady Ycn. I'd like to apply for a (ionncciicut National MastrK^ard □ and/or VISA G militant black power activist Rap Brown said in bureaucrats. decline in positives among Navy personnel — The traffic light turned green as the woman fell, and the truck 1968. Rap Brown is no longer making news, but drove forward, crushing her, police said. “4. That American soldiers are excellent killers from 30 percent to 5 percent over the last several APPI l( ANT/( (> APPI t( ANT NAMF Ht)ME PHONE V-ORK PHONE America is still vastly more violent than any other and are almost immune to violent attack.” years — was due to a higher threshold decreed by The woman was pronounced dead at Yale-New Haven modern nation N orthern Hospital, police said. ADDRESS ; j < m N (Rambo tries to kill 74 times and succeeds 69 the Navy. “Since only specimens with somewhat { ,R E N 1 U.S. murder rates are ten times that of times vs. 41 Communist attempts to kill, only two The truck driver was not charged jn the accident, although an < IT Y STATF.. ZIP IFNf.THOEIIFSIDENf E Perspective higher levels (of drugs) will be called positive, the investigation was continuing, police said. European countries. Worse, the robbery rate in of which succeed.) confirmation rate will appear to go up. although MORTfiAf.f; HOI DFR/I ANDIORD MONTHIY PAYMFNI MORn.AfrFRAIANt I America is 100 times that of Japan. Why? Michael J. McManus DATFOI BIRTH M K lA l AF< U R IT Y N O "5. That war is the best and really only way to the total number of confirmed drug users may - Certainly, a major factor is the availability of achieve peace.” said Radeki in his invaluable appear to go down.” This is because it’s easier to F M P lO Y F D B Y ( ITY/STATF H O W lO N f i 'M i'lNTHI.Y TAKE HOME pistols here compared to other nations. In a recent “NCTV News.” Evidence? Take the movie’s detect a higher level of drugs, even with a Please pay off the following Credit Card: 9 year. Great Britain had only eight handgun theme song “Peace in our lives, remember the questionable test. murders, and Japan. 77. The U.S. had an call, cheer for my brothers.” Or as Rambo puts it Footnote; The Pentagon declined to comment. Input sought on grants RANK NAME Af fO U N I NUMBER AMOUNTOE PAYMENT T.hr undrrtigrtrd certify ihai the above inform ation i» iru r and lo rrrti aitd auihoriaet ( onneiiK ui NatPirtal Barth unbelievable 11,.522! story and commercials to sell products. The FCC * “To survive a war you’ve got to become a war.” lo obtain a tontum er report artd eu hange information in rv|tard lo credit inquiriri Some might say, “Their cultures are different also noted that the 30-minute sales p i^ e s 088 Mayor Barbara Weinberg this Hall and in public improvements HMoryl on morning invited public ideas on within the district where former from ours.” exceeded the minutes of com m erci^^m e APPI l(.ANT/f.O APPI K>N TSK.NAl 1 R> DATP WITH RAMBO as the new definition of supreme It’s gratifying to think that one of our columns how the town could use a historic textile mills are being converted to MH 710 But Canada, which is like the U.S., had only 8 allowed. American hero, is it any wonder that Reagan is made it onto a presidential cue card. Two days grant in the Cheney Historic residences. *N(Mr Alimony ihikJ tupfxin or wparair m alnirnam r irKim K n rrd rK>i h r rrvrakd if you do ryii with lo have M Lontklrfrd at a hasii for the rrpayrrtrni ttf ihr t rvdii rrtfunird - handgun homicides. If we had Canada's rate, we In 1983 the FCC overturned its own guidelines cheered for bombing Libya or that a supine after our reminder that Haitians fought and died District if it succeeds in getting one would have had only 80 pistol deaths, not 11,522. and abolished all commercial time limits. Result: The town is now making public Congress funds his undeclared war against in the American Revolution. President Reagan under a new state program. improvements to roads, sid^alks According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice there are now 49 toy pandering cartoons, the worst Nicaragua’s government, despite the fact the welcomed Haitian ambassador Pierre Sam to the Manchester is one of 20 munici- and utilities in the Cheney Historic Statistics, one out of every 131 white American of which sell war toys. “ Never in the history of contras control drug traffic better than the hearts, White House and cited the strong ties between the :palities eligible to apply for the District under a $750,000 bond issue males will die by being murdered — and one of mankind has there been such a massive of Nicaraguans? two countries, ‘.‘which go back to our 'grants undef a new program authorized by Manchester voters every 21 blacks. Add the deaths due to suicide, promotion of intense war violence to a nation’s And one of the new program-length shows to sell Revolutionary War when Haitians fought authorized by the General in 1982, but most public officials another form of murder, and the years of life lost younger children,” says NCTV’s President toys is “Rambo.” alongside Americans in the Battle of Savannah.” 'Assembly. have said further improvements before age 65 due to violence is 1.2 million — Thomas Radecki, M.D. What can be done? I have three suggestions. One million dollars has been set may be warranted. The column was widely reprinted in Haiti, and aside for the Historic Legacy almost equal to the 1.5 million years of life lost due Another new form of media violence are the Turn off your TV set. My boys were never was evidently noticed on Embassy Row in She said that while applications to heart disease. ’.Program under which a town could pro-war movies such as “Red Dawn,” which has allowed to watch TV during the week, and saw Washington. A Dominican Republic diplomat get a grant of up to $250,000 to can be accepted until Oct. 10. the What is feeding this destructive impulse? 130 violent acts per hour, and Sylvester Stallone’s only a bit on weekends. Instead, they studied, called Sam and asked how his country might get •promote mixed-use areas that application process is complicated 6 and she hopes people with sugges­ “Rambo, First Blood II,” with 161 brutalities per leanied to develop photos, care for animals, and similar positive publicity. ,have been listed under on the DR. BENJAMIN SPOCK, America’s most hour. Rambo’s message is that violence is a very play sports and musical instruments. tions will direct them to her at the ‘National Register of Historic Muncipal Building soon. famous pediatrician, says: “I’m now absolutely successful way of righting injustice. Urge your congressman to support the • Pisces KNOW HOW THAT PAYS Oil.’ convinced that violence on film and violence on Children’s Television Act that would require an Weinberg said she will meet Applications will be reviewed by TV brutalizes us ... Everyody becomes more RADECKI SAYS THIS TEACHES values that hour a day of positive TV like Sesame Street, and ffltmrlipstpr Hrralft Monday with Town Manager Ro­ a rating and ranking team that will To take advantage o f this opportunity call t bert • Weiss, Herbert Stevenson, judge the applications on the basis habituated to the idea that killing is one of the are “the exact opposite of traditional American for the FCC to hold hearings on program-length \ Founded In 1M1 Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. > ways that you getalong together.” democratic ethics: .chairman of the Cheney Hall of relative need, impact on housing commercials. “Responsibility for educating our 'Foun^tion, William FitzGerald, and office space, historic preser­ Recently, media violence has gotten worse. “ 1. That we should hate our enemies. Russian children includes responsibility for putting quality RICHARD W COSGROVE Pubiliher vation, job retention or creation, The National Coalition on Television Violence and Vietnamese communists are portrayed as DOUGLAS A BEVINS EKBCutIve Editor chairman of the Cheney Historic TV on the air during the time they watch TV,” JAMES P SACKS...... Minoglng EdHor .District Commission, and Mary and on how much the grant would (NCTV) cites two disturbing new trends. First, disgusting, sadistic torturers while American 1-8(X)-S3-1738 1 says Rep. Tim Wirth, D-Colo. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOciild EdHor Blish, who has led the effort to get do to encourage private invest­ Or call your local branch listed below during banking hours! s toy manufacturers are broadcasting 10 daily soldiers are pure good. “The rapid proliferation of program-length donations for the restoration of ment or other public investment in cartoons promoting wartoys and eight more will " 2. That communists can only be dealt with commercials like He-Man, Gobot, and Care Bears DENISE A. ROBERTS . ..Advartiting OIractor '.Cheney Hall. The meeting will be restoration. Manchester, 621 Ea.sl Middle TUrnpike (728 4,316) • 220 North Main .Street (728-2658) • 595 Main Street (728-4327) • 320 Middle TUrnpike (728-4310) j;-.; begin this fall. through force. Killing communists is portrayed as is outrageous«^e FCC should take immediate MARK F ABRAITIS .....Butlnaai Minagar at 11 a.m. In Weiss’s office. Grant money can be used to buy The Federal Communications Commission used patriotic and good, not unfortunate or sad. SHELDON COHEN Conipoilng Managar Weinberg said she feels historic property, to rehabilitate it, and to steps to review this trend,” he said. ROBERTH HUBBARD . Praitroom Managar make public improvements in to prohibit “program length commercials^’'’which “3. That the Vietnam War wa.s a righteous, JEANNE G. FROMERTH Circulation Managar ’ legacy grant money could be used confused the young viewers with the mixture of patriotic endeavor that was lost only because Michael J. McManni Is a syndicated coInmnlsL ;to help in the restoration of Cheney historic areas. * MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 10, 1986

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WHAT WAITIN6 FOR wounded, the Rrael Defense For­ ARE WE W A m N G PRESIDENT AW, M O M / TO MAKE THEM6ELVC5 FAT. * dinghy ablaze with machine-gun keeping forces in southern Le­ roarep ces said. banon %ince 1978. FOR 2 LUA6A TO I'M TIREP fire and drew heavy return fire THE TROLL." The ID F said it could not J O IN U 6 . from the guerrillas. The Israeli military said the MAKE^ immediately identify the fourdead As Israeli helicopter gunships gunmen, who apparently motored IT gunmen. In Beihit, United Press eHORT and air force jets provided air to the landing point from a International was told by a Palesti­ cover, soldiers fired flares to southern Lebanese port, were nian group iA Damascus the support Israeli troops clambering heavily armed. infiltrators were Palestinian and down onto the beach, a wounded It was the Israeli military’s first pro-Syrian Lebanese gunmen. Israeli later said. clash in the border security zone Witnesses said the clash oc­ 4F~ since May 22. when two gunmen curred on a beach 600 feet north of They killed one gunman in a - 1 were killed and one ID F soldier JfM OW/TS brief exchange of fire, then three Rosh Hanikra. an Israeli border was wounded. The last time an ______checkpoint where high white-faced guerrillas flred machine guns and 75V /mWITAAN„AFAO-A5IAN OFFIC£,„ C in e Kino F*snx*« Synics!*, Inc • ■ Israeli soldier was killed in south­ huHed grenades from behind a D IA N A AAlA\eR-WAU<£R, CHRBC70R. Wood nghia ibbsrvsd CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Caaal* cliffs overlook the Mediterranean ern Lebanon was March 8. Sea. , • boulder on the beach. J . 3 0 /3 0 CAKTRIPSES. PROBABLY PRUNK. WELL. THEY'RE HAVINe S O M E FUN GONE NOW. A Military sources who asked to The Israelis responded with Israel established its security BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Orak* a t t h e EXPENSE remain anonymous said the Arab machine-gun fire, cuttingdown the zone in southern Lebanon in June OF US "HICKS." gunmen apparently intended to remaining gunmen, the wounded 1985 after pulling out most of its EXTREMELY slip into Israel from the self- soldier said. occupation troops left from its 1982 deejared “ security zone” in south- One Israeli. a Bedouin scout, was invasion. From 600 to 800 Israeli Lebanon to kill Israeli killed in the shootout and another soldiers remain in the region. U UPI photo President begins stumping Out of control on behaif of tax package ARLO AND JANIS « by Jimmy Johnson Coast Guard fireboats battle a fire at the petrochemical storage tank exploded, IMTT Chemical Co. complex in LOOK! MARKET HAD ‘mseb HO LMCniONM triggering a fire that spread to nearby By Ira R. Allen hike corporate taxes by $100 billion they realize that we weren’t FRE5M 0V5TEK5/.' MIDDIG GROUND WHEN IT Bayonne, N.J., Wednesday after a large tanks. United Press International in five years. burying it. we were really working L C0M65T0 RAW 0V61tR5.' Despite the lower top rate, the ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook VUOW! on it.” WASHINGTON - President Senate bill has been criticized as When Reagan traveled through Reagan and his aides are exultant providing too much help to the small-town America last year r z T z ^ 3^'l«ofcftcK WUAT'6 This? Y ITS To GTupV Fir s t , use Vruir "'&A6.'AcK.' over the imminent passage of a tax wealthy and not enough to the touting tax reform as his top OOWVAWWe 1 VooR ACTKJNS BEST PiCK-UP UNE c m t r HAAM, Chief of Communist Party reform bill that critics laughed at a middle cla.ss. domestic priority to unenthusias- AT A 6IH&LK / IM A SOCIAL OH THAT WOMAN THAT'S A NEW year ago when he stumped the In the last two weeks, outlines of tic crowds, the chief of staff country singing its praises and a possible compromise have taken m . T - . £lJVlRP|JV\£NT.' To VoUR LEFT/ ONE ON ME... recalled “ people saying why is the Congress seemed deaf. shape, with Senate Finance Com­ president going to — where was it J ■ in Vietnam since 1969 dies Reagan is now launching a final mittee Chairman Bob Packwood. — Parsippany. New Jersey, and series of campaign-style appear­ R-Ore.. and House Ways and Malvern. Pennsylvania, and a few ances to pressure a House-Senate Means Chairman Dan Rosten- other places ... yes, literally to BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - around the party.” laying the seeds of terrorism that conference committee that begins kowski, D-Ill., saying they may try Oshkosh (W is.).“ Le Duan. the Vietnamese Commu­ The leadership declared a five- sparked the U.S. military involve­ meeting next week to mold a to keep the low tax rates from the Referring to today's trip to ALLEY OOP ®by Pave Oraue nist Party general secretary who day period of national mourning ment in the embattled nation. compromise bill. Deliberations Senate bill but raise some business Dothan, a city of 50.000 in Alaba­ ; I led North Vietnam to victory over beginning Friday. The low-profile Duan never held are expected to last at least a taxes to provide more relief to the ma's southeast corner. Regan told IT LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE GOING MEBBE SHH h ! ^ a r e y o u \ YES, BUT I THINK South Vietnam and the United Duan was a top aide to Ho Chi month. TO LOAD ALL THOSE BUNDLES WE CAN ALLEK NOT SO 1 TWO DOING WE'LL DO BETTER a high government post. His life middle class. interviewers Monday: “ Now. be­ States, died early today at the age Minh and when Ho died in 1969, he O N THAT CONTRAPTIONRND OUT.' LOUD.' / ALU RIGHT? J NOW THAT YOU'RE was the communist party and he Today the president travels to Speakes said as long as the fore you say where the hell is that, HERE! of 7 9 ; official Radio Hanoi became the head of the Communist believed it held all the solutions — Dothan. Ala., to addre.ss the negotiators are in session. Reagan I'll answer it for you ... It is reported. Party but declined to be named Chamber of Commerce to “em­ will be on the road every week “ to small-town America. MR. MEN'- AND LITTLE MISS'- by Hargreaves A Sellers a conviction he carried to the The radio broadcast, monitored chairman. phasize most strongly that individ­ make his views known to the “ And the whole idea of the theme C tSSS Margrwmma and BiBw i extreme. Oliblbglad'by NCA.Ir« in Bangkok, said Duan died at 3:30 He traveled to the Soviet Union ual-rates be held down.“ said White conference" that the final product there is that we want a fair and WHAT, ON a.m. today. He had been reported in 1982, supposedly for a vacation, Radio Hanoi said the party House spokesman Larry Speakes. must be “ fair, simple and ensure simple tax that people in small P IP N V TOU ^ A A A A B P . in failing health for three years but Western sources said he leadership “ is deeply grieved to Both the House and Senate tax that that those who should pay do EVEN SPEAK towns can understand and will VAc-ATt^hJ ?f with kidney and lung ailments. received treatment for kidney and announce that Comrade Le Duan. reform measures would curtail pay taxes," approve of. And that will be the O H ■' H O W TO H E R P .Duan, head of the Vietnamese lung problems. general secretary of the Commu­ I W A 9 ^ H E ? numerous tax deductions in return The president will Insist upon a stage-setter, if you please, for our c>Ne c?F /w r X i (Communist Party since 1969. di­ The son of a railroad clerk, he' nist Party of Vietnam Central for lower individual and business $2,000 personal exemption and two participation in the (House- T E A C ^ H E I ? ^ rected the party through the final, was born on April 7.1908. in former Committee, passed away at 3:30 tax rates, but there are ma.ior low rates for individuals. Senate) conference." Speakes IN THE decisive years of the Vietnam War Quang Tri province, now part of hours on July 10, 1986. after a differences. White House chief of staff said the president's tax reform PARK / — pushing for military victory central Vietnam’s Tri Thien pro­ period of serious illness at the age The House bill has four individ­ Donald Regan, who as treasury speeches will “ outline the history of 79.” THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom over the south in 1975. vince straddling the old 17th ual rates of 15 percent, 25 jtercent. secretary crafted a first draft of of his involvement in tax reform," The Communist Party and state parallel Demilitarized Zone. The radio said Duan had re­ 35 percent and 38 ijercent and tax reform in 1984, crowed. “ There the turnaround from low growth, BOH, I a w wkmM called on “ the entire party, people A fervent supporter of decisive ceived the best possible care, but would .raise business taxes by were a lot of snide remarks at that high inflation and high Interest and army to turn grief into action. Duan in the 1950s [>er- his advanced age and the serious­ about $140 billion in fiveycars. The time about ho, ho, ho. just tryingto \NA1TTD6ET WOMB rates of the 1970s and his 1981 revolutionary deeds, strengthen suaded 'Hanoi to apply military ness of his illness made it impossi­ Senate measure has two rates. 15 take this out of politics ... get the across-the-board tax cuts that ID eU P P B P l unity and one-mindedly rally pressure in rival South Vietnam. ble to save him. percent and 27 percent, and would whole idea buried. But little did were derided as “ Reaganomics” P u x m le a A a t r o g r a p h

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South was intrigued by that nioMpot. the naked eye. . JULY 10-12, 1990 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 10. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sdav. July 10. 1986 — 9 Donovan quits Coventry Town Council in Paterson dispute FOCUS and only five members,. I ’d have By Jacqueline Bennett. night. Donovan said he resigned criticized for not supporting Pater­ “ I pulled myself out so they "Now we have to fill two seats on Herald Correspondent for reasons that ‘'went way back.” son. At that meeting he offered to could pick someone else. The town the council,” she said. said no” <;pid Finance Committee He said he refused to endorse resign from the tpwn committee, needs a full council’’ Paterson said Chairmai^ Flaherty. Flaherty cri­ Rose Fowler, who served on a ticized Donovan and the Republi­ COVENTRY — ^In a surprise Paterson because of her record on then agreed not to. Wednesday night. former couneil, was nominated cans on the council. move, Kenneth Donovan has re­ a previous council which declined He indicated afterward he felt it About Donovan’s stand, she said. Tuesday by the Democratic Town signed from the Town Council for to accept petitions that sought to would have been difficult to work "He got pressure from some­ Committee to fill one vacancy. Her “ DONOVAN HAD every oppor­ "personal reasons." adjourn a town meeting-to a. with the council. “ I didn’t go along place” Donovan told her he would nomination was to have been acted referendum. “ They defied the law. with the leadership" he said. support her, she said. tunity to speak up sooner,” Fla­ upon Wednesday, but without a herty said. “ He could have saved Donovan’s j.resignation, in a They reused to recognize the He said he did not vyant to reunite Plans for a special Town Council quorum the council could not Road warriors Mrs. Paterson the embarrassment letter dated Wednesday, comes on petitions; the electorate, the Con­ ' the "Joan Lewis coalition.” Lewis meeting Wednesday night wer.e conduct any business. the heels of his announcement to stitution of the U.S.,” Donovan is the current chairwoman of the stifled because there was no ... People in this town have to stop the Democratic Town Committee said. "These are rights men have council and also chaired the five-member quorum. The proposed 1986-87 budget, fighting and put their differences Tuesday night that he would not died for.” council that did not accept the rejected again in a Tuesday aside. We must have minority support Elizabeth Paterson for Donovan was appointed to the petitions. ‘‘THIS IS A PERFECT example referendum, also was on the representation but in order for How America’s highways*affect our quality of life council membership council in May 1984 to fill a Being a “ moderate Democrat” ^ of why we need a full council” agenda. The proposed $9.3 million things to work we need some good will.” he said. Peterson was nominated by the vacancy left by the resignation of became a pressure position after Chairwoman Lqwis said after only spending plan, which anticipated a ‘tax increase of 2.6 mills,"was town committee in May to fill a Frank Dunn. He was elected to a Pesce left, Donovan said. Dick Hines and Patrick Flaherty Bv Thomas Ferraro information to area radio defeated 695-444 after a petition Fiaherty said the differences vacancy created by the resigna­ full term last November. Paterson was surprised by Dono­ appeared for the meeting. The two United Press International stations. adjourned the town meeting to a among council members reflected tion o f‘Democrat Sandra Pesce, van’s move. She said she withdrew Republicans, Michael Cleary'and referendum for the second time. similar bickering among Gary Bork, chief of Caltran’s but she was twice rejected by the DONOVAN ADMITTED that his her name from consideration for Phillip Bouchard, were absent. townspeople. Each day, tens of millions of Traffic Operations Branch, said Donovan did not attend. council. Pesce resigned in April for resignation was related to the the council Tuesday- because she " If you had asked me if this is Americans slip behind the wheel technology has done much to events at the town committee felt the ongoing conflict was not in Lewis said she was disappointed health and personal reasons. where I wanted the council to be in A special council meeting is of a car, pull into a traffic jam keep Los Angeles’ metropolitan In an interview Wednesday meeting, where he was severely the best interest of the town, by Donovan’s decision to quit. July, without an approved budget. planned for Monday, July 14. and become road warriors. area rolling. They battle teeth-clenching But, he said, “ There's still a gridlocks and grille-to-grille lot more we need to do. We need backups, malfunctioning red more staggered work hours .... V.S./World In Brief ’ Bolton Community Hall panel takes shape lights and nose-stinging gas Traffic might not get any better, fumes. They wait and scream, but we may be able to m ove. By John AMtchell ment plan has been drawn up yet. rather land-locked for expansion “ There must be work done on the honk and steam. along a little quicker. ” Toxic tanker explodes 2nd time Herald Reporter purposes.” Cheney said. Alterna­ building itself,” Cheney stressed. Despite all the anger, traffic is According to First Selectman Los Angeles opened its tives the committee hnight look Douglas Cheney, the committee getting worse. How much worse strategy center, or "w ar room.” MIAMISBURG, Ohio — Firefighters tried to get closer today to BOLTON — Up to 10 p)eople may into. Cheney said, include structu­ ,. David Pistritto, who had hoped would be formed for an 18-month depends on where you work and after hosting the 1984 Summer a derailed tanker car full of phosphoric acid that burst into be. interested in serving on a ral changes, dividing the building to serve on the committee, was told term which could be exten^d if live — costing an untold amount Olympics. The state began its a flames a second time, forcing 30,000 people from their homes and volunteer committee that would space or moving the offices to by Cheney that he would not be in time, money and stress. decade ago. New York and "bringing the number of miqor injuries to 275. make recommendations on im­ necessary. Cheney said that the other town-owned land. permitted to serve because of a number of volunteers would be Much of the problem can be The fire was too hot to approach when it re-ignited Wednesday, provements to the Community “ We may come to the conclusion potential conflict of interest. Pis- Dallas have similar operations. open-ended, adding that he hoped authorities said. Hall, the Board of Selectmen' that things are fine the way they tritto’s father, Gaetano, owns land traced to Americans’ love for Several other cities are there would be more people “ There were no people on the fire all night,” City Councilman learned Wednesday. are,” said Selectman Carl Preuss. behind the Community Hall that automobiles — an estimated 112 considering it. The committee would be formed interested than those who were town officials had hoped to buy million of them on the road, 20 “ I have been driving for three Mark Steck said. He said firefighters should be able to get closer present. Although the current building to the burning tanker today and begin pouring water on it. like an earlier group which advised has not been cited for lack of before the plan was rejected by million more than a decade ago years,” said Mario Calderon, 30. voters. The fire flared up again shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday, about the school board on the addition of Cheney said the board would proper handicapped access, Che­ — and a widespread disdain for a New York City cabbie. "The 26 hours after seven cars of a Baltimore & Ohio freight derailed. a library-media center at the high take the list of volunteers and form ney said that “ the state could come Joseph Loersch, recently named public transportation. first year I kept having a pain in •4 school. Construction on that pro­ the committee at the selectmen’s down on us, crashing.” to the Public Building Commis­ The 1980 census showed that my neck from the tension, but ject is set to begin this summer. next meeting on Tuesday. " I would Preuss noted that there is money sion. said he was hoping to serveon the nation had 96.6 million now I do ekercises and I have During Wednesday’s special like to get input from all those available in federal revenue­ the committee in an effort to get workers, 83 million of whom Top NASA official to resign meeting of the selectmen at the interested at that time,” he said, sharing funds if an architect is more involved. “ All small towns learned to handle it.” Community Hall, seven residents “ We have a town hall herethat is needed to draft specific plans. need help.” he said. drove themselves to work. Just 7 There is plenty to handle CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. — Richard G. Smith, director of the indioated that they would be percent rode buses, trains or where Calderon battles traffic Kennedy Space Center, said today he is leaving the space agency willing to look into and advise the subways — down from 10 to take on a position in private industry in the latest shakeup of board on what could be done about percent a decade earlier. Manhattan NASA management to follow the Challenger disaster, cramped work space, a lack of ‘Outrage’ led to primary arrests In 1984, motor vehicles in the “ I intend to retire after 35 years of government service at the proper facilities for the handi­ United States traveled 1.7 Of New York’s five boroughs. Continued from page 1 Tartaglia could not be reached arrested. Manhattan has the biggest epd of this month and take a position in industry,” Smith said in capped, a shortage of parking and trillion miles, more than double public, certified the petition form for comment today. Agostinelli, a “ These are public officials... It’s traffic headache. Its daily an address to center employees. other problems at the building on the figure from 1964. Bolton Center Road. Those in the submitted by Wilson even though top coordinator for Labriola and a fairly clear you’re not talking vehicular population of more “ I have developed many, many friends here at KSC and I will friend of Wilson, also could not be According to the Federal audience and the selectmen also Stephens’ name appeared as the about your average person on the than 1 million is jammed into an miss them. But it is the knowledge of the true professionalism circulator. According to the affi­ reached for comment. street. You’re talking about people Highway Administration, the identified three other residents island 12.5 miles long and 2.5 that the people here in this area have associated with space that davit, Tartaglia admitted to police Starkey, the complaintant. said who have been involved in politics averaga commute in a allows me to leave with the conscience that the program will go who might be interested in serving. miles across at its widest point. that Stephens was not present she was upset that Willhide had not a long time,” she said. metropolitan area is just 20 on and go on successfully.” The turnout was the result of a Calderon, a soft-spoken native charge that board members when she certified the form — filed a complaint about the petition “ I don’t think it's fair because minutes. But for some, like Smith said he will go to work for General Space Corp. in gathering, even though she of Quito, Ecuador, does his best drafted in May for a group to look prompting the charge. you are a public official you can get those in the suburbs of New Pittsburgh as president and chief executive officer at the end of The police affidavit did not claimed that Willhide kfiew of the to keep his customers happy. into tasks that needed to be away with breaking an election York. Chicago and Los Angeles, the month. Thomas E. Utsman, deputy director of the space indicate why Wilson brought the alleged improprieties. Starkey law,” Starkey said. “ I was just And he is defensive about the undertaken. No specific improve­ it is regularly more than an center, will serve as acting director until Smith’s replacement is form to Tartaglia to be certified. also criticized the four people outraged.” reputation of New York cabbies hour. named, officials said. for being cantankerous. Here is a front-line report “ The really dangerous people from some of the most are the truck drivers,” he said. congested cities and the Mitterand says summit is likely Obituaries “ I don’t know why they are toughest “ car wars; ” MOSCOW — French President Francois Mitterrand said today always complaining about the . that after three days of talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Anna E. Smith of Marlborough and Gregory P. 06082, or the Enfield Community John F. Whelan of Mystic; two taxi drivers — the truck drivers Gorbachev he is convinced a superpower summit is likely this Leighton of East Greenwich, R.I.; Ambulance Fund. P.O. Box 220, daughters, Mrs. Udo (Jane) Boston are the really dangerous people. Anna E. (Sibrinsz) Smith, 71. of year. two daughters. Patricia Mangino Enfield 06082. Schwartz of Westeriy, R.I., and How bad is traffic in Boston, a They are crazy.” 310 Spring St., the wife of Walter J. “ My feeling is that it will take place, but the diplomacy still has of Enfield and Shirley Zeppa of Mrs. Kenneth (Carol) Hogle of city with a hodge-podge of With more than 7 million Smith, died Wednesday at Hart­ Bolton; his mother, Vera (Free­ a lot of work to do,” Mitterrand told reporters. “ The summit is Bernard J. Sullivan Palm Harbor, Fla., three step­ winding one-way streets and residents. New York City is ford Hospital. man) Leighton of Rockland. something both sides clearly want.” daughters, Edith W. Mongiat of She was born in Manchester. Mass,; two sisters, Eleanor Ceder- Bernard J. Sullivan. 75, of 158 circles, and where as many as more than a place for trucks and Mitterrand arrived in Moscow three days after conxarkihg East Hampton, Marjorie A. Whe- April 18. 1915. and was a lifelong holm of Vancouver, Wash., and Lake St., died Wednesday evening ian of East Hartford and Mrs. five streets merge in a whirlpool cabs and motorists. It is also a with President Reagan in New York, and Western diplomats said resident. She was a member of Marjorie Bourne of West Hanover, at his home. He was the husband of Richard (Eiizabeth) Baiiey of of fiery-eyed motorists? refuge for another traffic­ they believe he had conveyed U.S. attitudes on the summit to Concordia Lutheran Church, and Mass.; and^lO grandchildren, Laura (Phelps) Sullivan. Wethersfieid; three sisters, Mrs. A recent book, "Wild in the blocking species — the Gorbachev. the church’s women’s group. She i. The funeral will be Saturday at 9 • Born in Manchester. May 12, Ruth White of Clinton, Maine, Mrs. Streets; the Boston Driver’s pedestrian. Mitterrand’s discussions with Gorbachev and other Soviet and her husband had celebrated a.m. at the John F. Tierney 1911, he was a lifelong resident. Margaret Ladd of Oakville. Maine, Handbook,” said Beantown The city transportation leaders concentrated on European security issues. their 40th anniversary on July 3. Funeral Home, followed by a mass Before he retired he was em­ and Mrs. Doris McNaliy of Lit­ might be the only place “ where department uses the term In addition to her husband, she is of Christian burial at 9; 30 a m. at ployed at Pratt & Whitney. East tleton, N.H.; 24 grandchildren; it is socially acceptable for a “ pedlock” to describe'these survived by one daughter. Mrs. Hartford, for 35 years. He was a the Church of the Assumption. and two great-grandchildren. He human being to give in to all his hordes of (leople who jam , James (Linda) Cherry of Somers; Burial will be in St. James member of St. Bartholomew Quake damage put at $4.5 million was predeceased by a son, Leroy primal urges while driving an sidewalks, cross against the a sister, Mrs. Lawrence (Helen) Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ Church. Wood. lights and jaywalk as a daring PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Hundreds of aftershocks followed Wittkofske of Manchester; three day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Besides his wife; he is survived The funeral will be Friday at 1 automobile.” the earthquake that caused an estimated $4.5 million in property brothers, Michael Sibrinsz and Memorial donations may be by two sons, Brian M. Sullivan of p.m. at the Rose Hili Funeral During rush hour, Boston’s and dangerous way of life. loss and destroyed or damaged 51 homes, but they have ended William Sibrinsz. both of Manches­ made to the Visiting Nurse and Vernon and Donald J. Sullivan of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. population roars from 600,000 to now, officials said. ter, and John Sibrinsz of Vernon; Home Care of Manchester, 397 Manchester; three daughters, Burial will be in Rose Hili 1.3 million. 8t. Petersburg, Fla. and one grandson. Mrs. Richard (Sheila) Piantanida, " I t ’s been real calm,” police Sgt. Walt Madison said early Porter St., or to the Memorial Memorial Park at the convenience “ It can be nerve-wracking,” Last spring, an elderly couple The funeral will be Saturday at Fund. Church of the Assumption. Mrs. Robert (Sharon) Simler. and today. But some people remained apprehensive about another of the famiiy. There are no calling said Police Sgt. Robert O’Toole, flew into Tampa International big temblor, he added. II am. at Concordia Lutheran 285 W. Center St. Patricia H. Gaskell. all of Man­ hours. an ex-motorcycle cop who Church. Burial will be in East chester; two brothers, Joseph Airport and rented a car tago to Riley Geary, a seismologist at California Institute of Memorial donations may be teaches a department course in Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ Sullivan of Vernon and John L. UPI photo Sebring, Fla. But as they left, Technology in Pasadena, said aftershocks were felt almost Mary Olechny made to the Newington Children’s day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sullivan of Rockville; four sisters. defensive driving. “ Once people the 87-year-old man made a continuously in the 24 hours after the quake early Tuesday. They Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St.. Newing­ Otherwise-peaceful Americans become road warriors are now an estimated 112 million cars on the road, 20 Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main Mary (Pochie) Olechny, 95, of Helen Ellis, Cecelia Miller, Fran­ get into the city, they start wrong turn onto Interstate 275, slowed to several an hour on Wednesday. ton 06111. St. Enfield, widow of Walter Olechny, ces Kibbe and Margaret Daigle, all Spencer Funeral Home, 112 driving differently.” when they get behind the wheels of their cars. And there million more than just a decade ago. drove about 30 miles into St. Memorial donations may be died Wednesday at Baystate Medi- of Manchester; 11 grandchildren; Main St., East Hampton, has Mayor Raymond Flynn is Petersburg and somehow ended . cal Center. Springfield, Mass. She Chile police battle mourners made to Concordia Lutheran six great-granddaughters; and charge of arrangements. implementing a plan to try to psychologist at Boston Univer­ gesture.” With computers and video Department of Transportation up on the runway at the city’s Was the mother of John Olechny of Church, 40 Pitkin St. several nieces and nephews. ease the congestion. sity and a Boston commuter for She said, “ Personally, traffic cameras as well as sensors has a automated view of the 26 Albert Whitted Airport. SANTIAGO, Chile — Riot police fired tear gas and water Manchester, The funeral will be Saturday at It includes computerized 22 years, says some people have doesn’t bother me. I use the time implanted in roads to measure freeways that criss-cross the Thinking he was on the cannons Wednesday to disperse-an estimated 2,000 mourners She is also survived by two other 8; 15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Card of Thanks Alice Bane coordination of traffic lights at a tenriporary personality change to plan my lectures. I find I do the speed and volume of traffic, metropolitan area, carrying an marching behind the casket of a teen-ager burned to death during sons. Bolek Olechny of Henderson, Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of highway, he drove the length of The family of Caroline Falcetta key intersections, creation of in traffic. estimated 5 million people a an anti-government demonstration last week. Alice (Fitzgerald) Bane, 87, of 23 .N.C.. and Joseph Olechny of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. some of my best work then.” they monitor the flow and try to the runway, struck a grassy wish to thank everyone for their several thousand new off-street day. Witnesses said the 19-year-old victim had been set on fire by an Brainard Place, died Wednesday Enfield; five daughters. Phyllis Bartholomew Church. Burial will help and support during our recent “ It makes some people White laughed, then added that keep everyone on the go by strip and sailed into Tampa Bay. parking spaces and a crackdown If traffic stalls, say on the army patrol, and a regional government spokesman confirmed at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Sullivan of Enfield. Frances Jekot be in St. James Cemetery. Calling loss. We would especially like to crazy,” she said, “ I think it’s the traffic “ turns my husband into a rerouting motorists around Neither he nor his 78-year-old there had been a second torching. Born in Manchester, she was a of Enfield. Jay Olechny of Hallen- hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 thank Dr. N. Palerno and staff. The on illegal parking in a town stress, a feeling of having no monster.” backups and pileups. Santa Monica Freeway, red wife were seriously injured. The spokesman for the Valparaiso governor’s office said Mario lifelong resident. She had worked dale, Fla., Stacia Phillips of to 9 p.m. staff at Manchester Memorial Hos­ where double-parking is com­ control, the frustration and the The Los Angeles Department lights flicker on Caltran’s Regardless, the splash as a nurses’ aide at Manchester Antonio Araya Marchant, 24, told police that men in civilian Enfield and Edna Burt of Enfield; Memorial donations may be pital, especially the 3rd floor monplace and where triple­ feeling of anonymity. They do Los Angeles of Transportation keeps an display board and response underscored a problem — the Memorial Hospital. clothes seized him late Tuesday in that pout city, drove him to 16 grandchildren; 22 great­ made to the Dialysis Unit, Rock­ nurses and the Manchester visiting parking can even been seen. things they ordinarly don’t do — electronic eye on city streets teams are dispatched. The the She is survived by a brother. Traffic busters in Los Angeles suburban Renaca, soaked him with flammable liquid and set him grandchildren and 10 great-great­ ville General Hospital, 31 Union St. ( nurses and Home care. Dr. Kathleen White, a • display board also relays Please turn to page It John L. Fitzgerald of Manchester; like tailgate or make an obscene wage a high-tech attack. while the California State afire. grandchildren. Vernon 06066. a sister, Helena H. House of Many Thanks, The spokesman, who demanded anonymity, said the victim The funeral will be Friday at 9; 15 Manchester; and one niece. Lu­ a.m. from the Leete Funeral The Faicetta Famiiy. was hospitalized with burns and other wounds and was in stable cille Follacchio of New Britain. Home. 125 Pearl St., Enfield, Herbert G. Wood condition, less serious than originally reported. The funeral will be Saturday at followed by a mass of the resurrec­ In Memoriam 8; 15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney tion at 10 a.m. at Holy Cross Polish Herbert G. Wood, 73, of East In Loving memory of Robert C. He­ Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., National Catholic Church. Enfield. Hartford, husband of Marjorie Your neighbors’ views: witt who passed away July 10,1963 followed by a mass of Christian Burial will be in the parish (Wilkes) Wood, died Tuesday at burial at 9 a.m. at St. James cemetery. Calling hours are today Hartford Hospital. He was the 3 years have fled, yet there are Holdups committed Church. Burial will be in St. James from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. father of Earl W. Wood of tears still to be shed. There are me­ Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ Memorial donations may be Manchester. mories here to stay as we look upon day from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. made to the Building Fund of the Besides his wife and son, he is them each day. Who would you change places with for just one day? by teen, police say Holy Cross Polish National survived by another son, James H. Sadly missed by. Gilbert E. Leighton Church, 723 Enfield St., Enfield Wood of Wethersfield; a stepson. Wife and Children. Gilbert E. Leighton. 67, of 572 By John A/mchell using a gun. mangaged to steal Wetherell St., died Wednesday at Herald Reporter about $600. police said. Hartford Hospital,. He was the Independent A similar robbery occurred at husband of Annie P. (Lindsay) Police have arrested a man that the Cumbe,rland Farms on Center Leighton. they suspect of holding up three Insurance Street May 11. police said, adding Born in Rowland. Mass., he convenience stores since March that they had no record of how lived in South Windsor before Center, Inc. and are continuing their investiga­ much had been taken in that moving to Manchester 30 years tion in an effort to find his partner. robbery. ago. He was a self-employed Antonio Osman. 17, of 410 Center Police spokesman Gary Wood business consultant, and was an St., was charged Wednesday with you're not nutde said today that the investigation ^ Army veteran of World War II. three counts of first-degree 0 turned up information that re­ .^Besides his wife, he is survived robbery, two counts of fourth- sulted in Osman’s arrest. by three sons. Richard E. Leighton degree larceny and one count of of money! of Old Saybrook, Stephen Leighton Rod Dolin, CIC Jon Norris. CPCU sixth-degree larceny, according to Wood said that a companion case police. involving Scott Ciak, 18, of 633-A These days, no one is. With prices rising as fast as The charges .stem from three Center St., may lead to the second they are now, it makes good sense to save money separate instances of robbery at arrest. Ciak was charged with tj|e anywhere you can. So look to your insurance for area convenience stores in the past robbery of a Seven-Eleven ot possible savings. fi three months. Each holdup in­ Center Street earlier this year. CALDWELL volved two robbers, who used the Wood cautioned that the investi­ Call us for a quote on Great American auto or ho­ same methods for obtaining store gation is continuing and said OIL INC. money, police said. neither man has confessed to the meowners insurance. Ifyou’renotmadeof money, a -On March 19, police said the men robberies. Great American auto or homeowners policy is made entered the Cumberland Farms for you. Osman was presented in court on 63.9 Peggy McAdam: “Definitely JoanSpera: “LizTaylor. She's Leonardo Parla: ’T d like to Joe Tnrgeon: “It would be Donna Wagner: “I would like Fred Dowling: "I'd settle just store on West Center Street and Wednesday.' per gal. C. O. O. somebody rich. Zsa Zsa Gabor. rich. She’s famous and she's just change places with one of Larry Bird, I guess. I have to be a rock singer. That’s been to be very rich, nobody in threatened the store clerk with a A Manchester Superior Court Bob Lat.hrop Rod Johnson For obvious reasons,” she said. beautiful. I wonder why we all those kids, and run around with always played some pick-up, my dream. I’d also like to be rich particular, just very rich.” Icnife before taking about $10, all clerk said he was arraigned on the 646-6050 want 'to be rich, famous and .them, like them.” Parla had a some town basketball. But it and sit around at the beaches all that was in the register. three cases and is being held on a 64M841 830 Hartford Rd., Manohaatar, beautiful?” stroke last year, and now uses a would be fun to be really great.” day long.” On April 4. two men entered the $30.d00 bond. A continuance was I v < (AcroM from Lynch Toyota) X-tra Mart on Hartford Street and. granted for July 16. the clerk said. cape when he walks. r 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 10, 1986 t MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 10. 1986 - 11 Diet changes can reduce pancreatitis Road warriors clog Arnerica’s highways QUESTION: I suggest that you consult your swelling. The swelling my remain Continued from page 9 w'ay to animals, usually Ourdoghashad veterinarian with regard to your small, limited to the area of the motorists swerving to miss one two attacks of dog's diet and perhaps consider sting, or it may become .so very elderly driver. How We Go to Wtork pancreatitis. or occasionally plowing head-on feeding one of the iow-fat and more extensive that the entire bc^y Nearly 10 percent of the into one. Are there any easily digested prescription diets if appears swollen and breathing precautions Pet Forum drivers in Florida, a retirement San Francisco your veterinarian feels that it is may become difficult. Besides the haven, are over the age of 70. that' we can advisable. immediate pain, if the reaction to a For nearly half his 56 years, take to avoid Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. The percentage in the Tampa sting is severe, life-threatening 10% Mass-Transit Lee Doyle has been a San future attacks? QUESTION: Can cats and dogs effects such as swelling (edema) of Bay area, population 1.9 million, Are all dogs is even higher. Francisco cable car driver — be stung by wasps, hornets or the larynx and lungs can become bouncing up dnd down Nob Hill, susceptible? bees? If they are stung, is it so severe that the animal cannot “Their reaction time is 7% Mass Transit anything serious enough to be breathe. awful,” said Linda Marvin, a past Chinatown and clattering to ANSWER; treated? If the swelling from a ,sting supervisor of the Florida the last stop at Fisherman’s Pancreatitis is a term which disease can also be of a more invoives more than a small local­ Wharf. He has seen plenty of means inflammation of the pan­ chronic nahire. with or without the Highway Patrol, who says ANSWER: Cats and dogs are ized area, the animal should be nationwide studiies show that traffic and too many taxi cabs. creas. It is seen more frequently in acute attacks. Repeated -acute , susceptible to all of the types of Avsee what I mean by cabs,” treated by a veterinarian. Usually, drivers over 70 have a higher —76% Single overweight dogs and also more episodes will frequently result in a stings mentioned, as weil as the the reaction can be minimized or "^ o y le shouts as his yellow frequently in females. The disease chronic type in which there is bites from most of the other insects revei^^ with the use of injectable accident rate than any age Occupant Vehicle . is a complicated one and there are permanent damage to the pan­ coach, packed with riders, that bite Or sting humans. Some antihistamines or corticosteroid group other than those under 25. chugs past by a taxi roaring up many factors which make a dog creas. Chronic pancreatitis can stings are of a very serious nature type drugs. Marvin said the rate for susceptible. result in diabetes mellitus — the the wrong side of the street. andJason StanIzzI, Gary Lynn Lesniak, Tina Lessard, Kevin Waahlngton, D.C. revoking an official’s diplomatic the 8-lane quarter-mile strip of Andrew Cox, Kathy Cumberbatetv Almee Drand, Catherine Durgess, Stoppelman, Jason Swain, Clgdem McCaffrey, Jonas McCray, Michael concrete has seen more than Jason DeJoannIs, Shelly DIeterle, Heather Durnett, Kimberly Cherko, Tanrikut, Colleen Thompson, Kathe­ McNally, Kimberly Melluzzo, Alicia Many foreign diplomats in the license plates — it issues 13.000 Drian Eckblom. Patricia Coogan, Nanette Cooper, rine TonuccI, Jill VIttner, Norman Mezrltz, Maurice Morlarty. in the town — if the person 1,000 accidents. Last year, it had Peter Farley, Pami^la Foster, Alysla Susie Couture, Todd Cox, Erica De­ Young Daisy has nation’s capital ignore local VIttner, Emily Walde, Jodi WIdmer, Sharyl Morsey, Drett Newkirk, three fatalities, a relatively low Gould, Kevin Guerette, Audro Gul- JoannIs, Jeffrey Dellsslo, Erin Ferrell, Theresa Wolk, James Wright, David Deana Prouty, Matthew Putnam, Eglls traffic laws and tear up parking accumlates at least "eight llksen, Christopher Haddock, Lauren Craig Golllgan, Matthew Gordon, Young, Kothrvn Zeldler, Wayne Ramans, Kim Rattet, Keith Relmer, points.” Points are based on number, police say. Hastev, Meredith Hostetter, Gary Shawno Griffin, Jordan Grossman, Zorger. Kera Rennert, Lisa RolewskI, Dlrglt tickets. And the cops can’t touch A new series of flashing lights, Jonas, Jason Jones, William Keever, Victoria Gustafson, Melanie Hanley, Grade V: Sauer, Kimberly Schubert, Gregory them. These representatives of parking and moving violations. Joseph Kino, Tina LaDreck, Motthew .Kristina Harrison, James Hact. Mindy Addabbo, Suzanne Agasi, Scott, Tracy Shorts, Jeffrey Stanlunas, sweet disposition While diplomats are a rumble strips and a 35 mile per Lane, Kate LIndstrom, Jennifer Lono, Heidi Howarth, Scott Hurley, Russell Emily Darlow, Karen DIske, Meredith Carla Trovato, Erin Twible, Clifford foreign lands simply claim . hour speed limit are credited Heidi McHuoh, Wendy Metcalf, Mere­ Husbands, Emil Issavl, Judith John­ DIodget, Larry Drlggs, Cara Ducha- Tyler, Gretchen Venezia, Kristina diplomatic immunity. problem unique to Washington’s dith Meyers, Michele Mezrltz, Ellen son, Scott Johnson, Todd Kessel, nan, Eric Durnham, Carrie Chellstorp, White, Christopher Zafnik, Christine with making the curve more Morlarty. By Barbara Richmond 4 months old. “It’s a real headache,” said a metropolitan area, with a Kathryn King, Paula Knight, Kevin Christopher Chever, Mary Cleayes, Zimmer. Special to the Herold Assistant Dog Warden Dan civilized and less bloody. city policeman of 15 years. population of 3.1 million and 1.5 Gary Bammerlrn. a traffic Fuller said the Lhasa Apso. which million commuters, another one This week’s featured pet is the was not at all friendly to Fuller or “They double-park, often during engineer for the Ohio little female Sheltie, mentioned in Dog Warden Richard Rand, was rush hour, causing big backups. is not — colliding roadway Department of Transportation, Bennet announces honor students last week’s column. She has. been adopted by a local woman. Fuller We can tow them, but since tempers of all origins. reports. “ We were getting two named Daisy and someone has said the dog went to the woman they’re diplomats, they don’t One Virginia motorist re­ truck turnovers.a month. In the Bennet Junior High School re­ Jennifer McCubrey, Gary McGrath, line, Kurt Gamer, Wendy Germond, Mark Dovee, Laurie Ann Drindlsl, already expressed interest in with no problem and even let her have to pay. We do.” cently pulled over a school bus Todd McKee, Reid McNally, Michael Pamela Hamel, M ary Hayes, Douang- Wllllann Durg, Jennifer Durr, Andrew past 10 months, we’ve only had cently released its honor roll for Mllazzo. nlvanh Hemmavanh. . Dushnell, Helen Call, M erry Chadzle- adopting her. give him or her a haircut at the The State Department, he believed bumped him and about two in each direction.” the final marking period: Randall Norris, Wendy Parkony, David Hllle, XyaufO Johnson,’ Drift wlcz, Gary Cutler, Andrea Della Daisy is a beautiful little dog. tan pound. peppered with complaints, beat up the driver. A young Dovid Phillips, Eben W. Plese, Stacy Kornfeld, Mellsa Lata, Aaron Leo­ Rocco. and white. She is about 1 year old. Also adopted was the hound-type recently sent a letter to the more Maryland man got into an Grade 7: Poole, Christopher Pratt, Darek Pry- nard, Hongpheth Luangpraseuth, Gar­ Dennis Downham, John Eccher, or maybe a little younger, and has dog (hat had been at the pound for Texas DPI photo Andrea DIssonette, Jennifer Drln- putnlewlcz, .Matthew Sass, Amy Shu­ rett Martin, Sean McAdam, Cassandra Colette Factora, Eric Fleming, Julia than 100 embassies in the city argument with another driver — McDrIde, Robert McCafferv, Slnorng several weeks. dlsl, Megan Durns, Susan Dushnell, maker, Kathryn Stern, Holly Stone, Garner, Tarshia Garrett, Robbln Hab- a very sweet disposition. She was asking them to respect the law and threw a knife at him. Texas state trooper Mike Cox Drivers in Cleveland, Ohio, slow down police estimate this stretch of highway Elizabeth Conklin, .Virginia Cormier, Elizabeth Thorstenson, Lori Todd, Muong, Alexandra O'DrIen, Tricia olan, Jill Hampson, Craig Hempstead, found on North Street on July 1. The dog warden is at the pound is a top-notch driver, but there is Kristen Cyr, Carrie Dawson, Kristino Kristin Trombley, LIso Turek, James O'Connell, Sarah Anne Olson, Kerry Teresa Inthovong, Eric Jones, Allison and pay their parking tickets. “They’re otherwise good as they negotiate the 90-degree curve has seen more than 1,000 accidents. Dulberger, Julie Ann Dunn, Todd Zllora. Lynn Overton, Nicholas Palermo. The only new dogs at the pound from noon to 1 p.m. or he can be Kane, Vonda KIndall, Melissa Lalole, “If they don’t pay, we’ll send people, from all walks of life, a stretch of State Highway 290 which police have dubbed "Dead Man’s Last year there were three fatalities on Erickson, Daniel Fine, Melanie Flnk- Grade •; Jason Pellegatto, Jennifer Petrasso, David Largle, Alison Larkin. this Tuesday had owners. The reached by calling the pound. outside of Austin that makes beln, Amy Fitting, Michele Fleury, Corrie Anderson, Jennifer Dorblerl, Meredith Phillips, Leslie Post, Drenda Doberman mentioned in last 643-6642. or by calling the Police them another letter,” said an who lose it.” said David Field, a Curve." Since opening on Dec. 17,1959, the curve. Deirdre Flynn, Meghan Foley, Mi­ Sherri Dell, Meg Derte, Michael Rockwood, Jacauellne Schuetz, Julie Sandro Lebrun, Karen Link, An­ Virginia prosecutor who has him nervous. chael ForcuccI, David Hoaglond, DIdwell, Andrea DIake, Louis DotU, Shrlder, Laura Sines, Tanya Sines, thony LIppo, Gregory Murray, Drian week’s column, was stolen from Department. 646-4555. exasperated State Department Khapkham Inthanome, James Sheryl Drandallk, Margaret CdtV, Heather Smith, Thitpasimh Sourinho, Parkony, Pamela Posay, Scott Peter­ the pound over the weekend. Someone can also be contacted Jackson. David Campbell, Michael Castagna, Ingrid Stearns, Marcy Suitor, Daryl son, Groce Phillips, Dawn Popoff, at the pound by calling either of Terl Jamaltls, Laura Johannes, Christopher Conklin. Toylor, Mary Tsokalas, Matthew Ur- Jason Richer, Michael Sardo, Chris­ Pokey, last week’s featured pet. a Tammy Johnston, Kettaphone Keovl- Corey Craft, John Crimaudo, Alexia sln, John Word, Edward Wazer, Lisa tine Skinner, Wendy Smith, Chrltine sweet little black and white mixed those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m.. lay, Sendlo Kim, Elizabeth Kulpa, Lori Cruz, Curtis CzachowskI, Christopher Wilkie, Melissa Yarnot. (Tina) Stone, Christopher Thompson, breed, is still waiting to be Monday through Friday. There is a Lallberte, Michael Larkin, Michele Davey, Decky Deslardins, Michael Grade *: Victor Torres, Kristen Turek, Rochelle $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new Lewis, Adore Llmberger, Kerri Llnd- Dore, TammI Deth Dulberger, Patrick AtuI Aggarwal, Richard Arendt, Volsine, Amv Williams, Valerie Willi­ adopted. Someone has also ex­ lond, Marianne Loto, Eric Marschand, Dwyer, Joy Fournier, David Franco- Julie Atkins, Lauren Dell. Sean Ooutot, ams, Timothy Zura. pressed interest in her. She’s about owner must have the dog licensed. 3 DAYS ONLY JULY 10,11,12 It’s thrills V dulls Social Security A bout Town ' 8 WEST HARTFORD CENTER DAYS Age affects SEEING IS BELIEVING SALE ’rf rock ’tf ro ll your credits Aglow Fellowship meets July 17 PWP has orientation Tuesday The Women’s Aglow Fellowship. Manchester Parents Without Parents. Manchester Chapter 469. ^ DIAMONDS^ ^ chapter, will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 will hold an orientation meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. for 0 ? QUESTION: What determines p.m. at the First Federal Savings and Loan all single parents interested in joining the how many credits a person needs Association. 344 W. Middle Turnpike. organization. in order to be eligible for Social Dessert and coffee will be served. 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WILLIAM CYR moves again, she should let Social - c, . Bjr, VIIICH MORR! . . . mark goldejKanniversaiy Security know right away. She may be entitled to an adjustment, Thouifhta WOULD YOU BELIEVE depending on what her new living WOULD YOU BELIEVE Where Fine arrangements 'are. Even if the rvi TO Quality Jewelry Is 14 KT GOLD CHAIN members Kierkegaard on No­ and atlerai^c. amount of her payment doesn’t* In the Lutheran tradition, every after a broken engagement. He EXCLUSIVE Not Expensive With Tirebiter, Aztec TVo Stepaiu Cyrs celebrate 50th change, it's important that her Christian is considered a “saint,” studied theology but was never vember 11. the day he died in 1855. BRACELET records at Social Security be kept for it is not the goodness of our lives ordained. On that day. we pray for the grace DOME RING ^15 0 0 America! up to date. but God’s grace that sanctifies us. to search our souls and to know ,7 5 0 0 at per gram Mr. and Mrs. J. William Cyr, reception. We remember Christians of gener­ In his writings Kierkegaard ourselves, for the courage to reject former Manchester residents now Mr. Cyr was an independent QUESTION: Since my new SSI ations past so that their lives of presented his highly personal false security in the search for living in Ormond Beach. Fla., insurance agent and former owner check'^will be made out of paper faithfulness to God might be philosophy that challenges its truth, and for the courage to risk FREE BALLOONS readers to look more deeply into FREE July 10 & 11. Then Beatlemagic, celebrated their 50th wedding of the J. William Cyr Agency Inc. instead of cardstock, can I fold it examples to us. all for the sake of Christ. . RING CLEANING FOR THE KIDS Come for the rides and stay for anniversary June 29 at a dinner in Hartford before he retired 10 and put it in my pocket or wallet? themselves. He rejected the notion Rev. Janet Landwehr a INSPECTION July 12 & 13. Come rock the of objective certainty of truth the music. Starting July 7 thru reception ^ven by their children yedrs ago. Since then, the couple Soren Aabye Kierkegaard, (he ^ Emanuel Lutheran Church 9 with Tirebiter. Followed by VCi week away. And get ready and grandchildren at Manchester has lived in Florida. ANSWER: Yes, you can. You father of modern existentialism, which, he claimed, he led the state ^ ' Manchester church of his time to an unjustified two days of Aztec Two Step, for the time of ^our life. Country Club. They have five children, Mrs. can fold the check if it’s convenient was bom in Copenhagen on May 5. Fint Jewelers and Goldsmiths Joseph 'll. (Carlene) Ouellette, 1813, the seventh and last child of security in its own teaching, , More than 90 relatives and for you. nirrrllwiR: t- H V in t. IBkp p k II « Hurli Hd.. Well IIr p i- r'AKlrX)MPOUN(£ friends attended. Mrs. Paul J. (Claire) Rossetto, an elderly couple. During his deprived of personal choice and ford C#«lar. 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Robert Shaw 1977 Rated PG. TRAPPER [M A X] MOV(E: 'Desperatety Seieking Sambito to the rescue as Bosox top the A’s Susan' (CC) A suburban housewife loses JOHN, M.P. profitable, but serious crime her memory and adopts a new wave per­ sona. Rosanna Arquette. Madonna, Afdan By Dave O’Hara * Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. « The Associated Press Sellers allowed six hits, includ­ game. They have some-guys who DEAR DEAR FATHER RICKELS: I Nurse Libby Kegler (Lorna [TM C] MOVIE: 'Waltz of the Torea- ing Dave Kingman’s 19th homer can hit it to the moon. We made A B B Y: I re am all mea culpa’d out. Yours was A general with a nagging wife and an Luft) learns that her former eye for women retires to his English castle. BOSTON — Sitting in the Boston and Alfredo Griffin’s second, but ceived a templ­ one of the more generous letters I boyfriend (R^ei^DesItlerlo) some mistakes, but were lucky to Peter Sellers, Margaret Leighton, Dany is gay and an^^jl^lS vlctlm^on bullpen, veteran Joe Sambito had five of the runs off, him whre ing proposition received. Thanks. I needed that. Robin. 1962 get out of it with a win.” CBS’s “Trappiw John, M.D.,” unearned because of two errors by last week and 6:00PM d) d) (gi ® ® News mixed feelings as the Red Sox “ Jeff pitched a very good ball would like some Dear Abby airing THURSDAY, JULY 10. pounded Oakland’s Curt Young for Boston third baseman Wade game, a fine effort, and Joe CID Three's Company information Abigail Van Buren seven hits and six runs in the third Boggs. Sambito gave ps another very good DEAR ABBY: Several months C£) Hart to Hart CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME from you before inning. Then, with one out and the tying performance,” McNamara said. I make up my ago you ran a column about a (D) Gimme a Break Sambito was pulling for the Red run on first base as the result of a “ I ’m really pleased with the way mind. I am a husband-to-be- who asked if you GD Knot's Landing * Sox to run up the count, but he walk, Boston M anager John things have gone for me and the woman, 28. sin­ • thought his fiancee would object if Bosom Buddies McNamara called for Sambito in gle. and strug­ he wore nylons, heels and ladies’ ® Doctor Who couldn’t help sympathize with ball club," said Sambito, who was the eighth. gling to gain attire in private. Our morning ® Quincy Young. released by Houston and and the Sambito, rescued from the base­ recognition as an artist.- ...... A good Roman Catholic priest. 1 was very coffee group could not agree with ® Reporter 41 “ I know what that feels like,” Mets last year. "N o one could have your answer. Two were for. one ball scrap pile by the Red Sox as a friend of mine knows a man from interested in your response to the' MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Sambito said Wednesday night written a better script. It’s a great was against.and I was undecided. [jJJAX] MOVIE: 'The Breakfast Club' [ESPN] Freddie Spencer Explains Mo­ free agent last winter, retired five feeling to be able to^itch in the big Mexico who wants to move to the woman concerned that her ex- ($D Bewitched (CC) A group of high school students learn ■ after the Red Sox rode the big torcycle Racing {R). batters in a row in earning his ninth leagues again. United States and is seeking an husband wished to get an “ annul­ My loving, caring, nearly per­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Superdad' An overly- ®®''®tal things about themselves when inning to a 7-6 victory over Young American woman to marry. I have fect husband of 48 years passed protective father finds that his daughter s they are forced to spend a Saturday to­ [HBO] Not Necessarily the News This save to go along with a 1-0 record. ment" for his marriage to her. comedy series presents sketches, news and'theA’s. “ I feel as iff belong again. For a been assured that he wants nothing Abby, although you were correc t away last month. He was a retired carefree lifestyle is not for him. Bob Crane, gether in detention. Emilio Estevez. Molly “ U was a wild game,” said Kurt Russell, Joe Flynn. 1974. Rated G. Ringwald, Anthony MichaeLHall 1984 and film footage satirizing current events. “ In my last game with the (New couple of years I felt like an else — just my name on the portrait photographer. As I went J in saying that a declaration of Rated R. -A Sambito, who is making a remar­ [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook [USA] Edge of Night York) Mets last year, I pitched outsider even though 1 was on a marriage license. He is willing to nullity (as it is called) can be through his things in his at-home [USA] USA Cartoon Express [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Richard Pryor Uve in CB Mght Heat Kirkwood kable comeback from a career- major league roster. pay me a good price to marry him. studio. I got the surprise of my life! 1 2:05AM three innings," the 34-year-old granted only in the case where no Concert' In his premier performance film, realizes that a violent death during a strike threatening arm injury suffered “ Now they’ re going to have to Frankly. Icouldusethemoneyand marriage existed, there is more to He had in the back of his closet 6;30PM ® M*A*s*H Pryor takes on such subjects as heart at­ at a shipping plant is actually a carefully left-hander recalled. “ I gave up 10 more than four years ago. “ It tear the uniform off me to get me am considering his offer. it. The declaration is made in cases wofnen’s lingerie, dresses, heels, (J1) Benson tacks and a Black version of "The Exor­ planned assassination. {70 min.) {R). runs on 10 hits and .S walks and cist". Richard Pryor. 1979. Rated R. In seemed that atiim es on defense we out of baseball again. THINKING IT OVER where a previous marriage was makeup and wigs. I also found d§) Hogan's Heroes GD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour didn’t strike out a batter. We lost a Stereo. couldn’t do anything right. But “ And I hope to improve as the not a sacramental marriage ac­ photographs which he had taken of ® ^ NBC Nightly News 12:30AM (® Goodwin Games {60 close one, 26-7 to the Phillie^.’ ’ cording to canon Jaw. It does not himself dressed like a woman and (H) Nightly Business Report 9:30PM G® CNN Headline News min.) offensively, we were amazing, as season goes along. I have a much D EAR THINKING; I spoke with Young allowed only one un­ mean that there was no marriage looking beautiful. Even in his most ® ABC New s §6) Night Court Harry becomes a fos­ G® Uncle Floyd always. better idea of what I can do and Joel Flanders of the U.S. Im m igra­ ter father for a juvenile delinquent. (R) In recent photographs his legs were earned run after the big third, but “ Our errors kept them in the tion Office in Los Angeles. He said: at all. It has no effect on children GD Noticiero SIN Stereo. G® Late Night with David Letterman what I can do than in spring gorgeous in a miniskirt, hose and ® Harper Valley Tonight's guests are singer K.D. Lang, his teammates couldn’t catch up as game, but in the end our bats made u “ This is a widespread problem. (although there were none in this GD SIN Presenta: Estamos Unidos training when I was trying to win a case). And it has no effect on civil 4-inch heels. He could have been a Father Guido Sarducci' and Milo, limo rookie Jeff Sellers survived a Particularly vulnerable are col­ [CNN] Showbiz Today driver to the stars, (60 min.) In Stereo. up for them.” job. But I don’t think I ’m fully back legal status. hosiery model. I found diaries 1 0:00PM m New s lege students who. out of friendship [ESPN ] Tennis Magazine G® Alfred Hitchcock Presents porous defense and even his record Boggs tried to m.ike up for his to doing what I ean do.” By the way. your advice that she which he had kept since long before ® G§) 2 0 /2 0 (CC) (60 min.) (or for a price), will accommodate 7:00PM ® CBS New s G® More Real People 3-3 with help from Sambito in the errors with three hits, including an The Red Sox, rolling along with a see a lawyer would be a waste of he knew me. and. Abby. be was not G® The Untouchables a fellow student by agreeing to an ® Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) Gene Scott eighth. RBI single in the third and an RBI 54-29 record as baseball heads for time and money. It would be more ahomosexual — be just liked to get (2® Hill S treet Blues While Belker is in-name-only marriage. ® ABC New s suspiciously absent on his wedding day, [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole {60 min.) (R). “ Young kept his head up and double in the sixth, raising his its annual All-Star Game break sensible to consult a priest and ffressed up in women’s clothing! Hill. Renko and Buntz r^GMhe clock in their “ We investigate suspected sham ® d® $100,000 Pyramid [H B O ] MOVIE: The M an W ith One Red hung in there,” Oakland Manager average to .373. However, he was would not cost anything. Chances search for a stolen human heart. (60 min ) next week, meet the California marriages and pursue the parties I regret that he was never able to Shoe' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be- GD Jeffersons (R) Tony LaRussa said. “ He pitched not happy. Angels tonight in the opener of a involved. One who enters into such are it was indeed a sacramental share his fantasy with me while he comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game UPI photo L G i) Fupitive (2® Mystery; Shades of Darkness (CC) admirably after that inning and “ Three hits never atones for two four-game series. an arrangement can be charged marriage if she was married was alive. He probably thought I between rival spy agencies. Tom Hanks, ® ® M*A*S*H The wife of a once robust man believes her Lori Singer, Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated you have to give him credit. Sellers errors,” Boggs said. “ As long as Boston Red Sox manager John McNam­ he was thrown out of the game for with general fraud, which is a according to the laws of the would not have approved — or Boston’s A1 Nipper, 4-5, is ® Wheel of Fortune husband is having his lifeblood sucked out PG. just pitched well and Sambito had felony. If the person is found guilty, Lutheran Church. worse yet. that I would have of him by an insatiable spirit, (60 min.) (R). they kept the ball away from me, scheduled to be opposed on the ara screams at second base umpire Jim arguing a changed call by Evans in the SD MacNeii-Lehrer Newshour [USA] Edge of Night a tough save." the fine is $10,000 or five years in Thank you for hearing me out. I thought he was some kind of freak. dZ) War and Peace we were in a position to win the mound by Ron Romanick, 5-7. Evans (center) and Derryl Cousins after first inning Wednesday at Fenway. Newlywed Game 1 2:45AM [ T M C ] m o v ie : Oh, Alfie' prison — or both." am still one of your fans and think I have moved all his female attire [CNN] CNN Evening News that your advice is usually right on Gj)- Novela: De Pure Sangre {60 min.) * The life of a playboy changes abruptly into my dressing room closet [ESPN] Auto Racing '86; CART Cleve­ when he falls in love with a young career the mark. where I can see them every day. dZ) Nightly Business Report land Budwelser Grand Prix From Cleve­ woman. Alan Price. Joan Collins. 1975. DEAR ABBY; In a recent letter T H E REV. RAYMOND Maybe somehow he will know that © ) Matt Houston land. OH. {90 min.) (R). Rated R, . RigheW trickery to “No Name or Town." you HlCKELS [CNN] M oneyline * [USA] Gangster Chronicles Legion I would have approved had he told 12:50AM [M AX] MOVIE: Desper- addressed yourself to a situation OFM. ST. FRANCIS CHURCh ! me. [ESPN ] SportsCenter 1 0:1 5PM Kiner's Korner ately Seeking Susan' (CC) A suburban which I see regularly. I am a BAYFIELD . WIS [HBO ] MOVIE: 'The Cannonball Run' A housewife loses her memory and adopts a WIDOW IN SUN CITY ARIZ (5 ) News strange mix of people compete in a coast- 1 0:30PM new. wave persona. Rosanna Arquette, to coast race, doing anything to win. Burt GO Independent Network News Madonna, Aidan Quinn. 1985. Rated PG- saves Yankee win blows 13. Reynolds. Farrah Fawcett, Dom DeLuise. Dick Van Dyke 1981. Rated PG. GD Novela: Amo y Senor 1:00AM ® Headline Chasers ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — season, which gave the Yankees a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Buddy Holly Story' Muscle spasms not hysteria [TM C] MOVIE; 'FIrestarter' (CC) An ® Joe Franklin Show New York Yankee reliever Dave Rock legend Buddy Holly changed the 3-1 lead in the fourth. eight-year-old girl has the unusual power course of music in the early days of rock 'n GD Comedy Break Righetti said he doesn’t fool too “ Guzman never really got into contest to set things on fire by simply thinking roll. Gary Busey. Don Stroud, Marla Rich- (3® CNN Headline News DEAR DR. of their ropes. about them. David Keith, Drew Barrymore, many people but he tricked Texas the flow,” said Ranger manager wine. 1978. Rated PG. [CNN] Crossfire GOTT; I re DEAR DR. GOTT; In the hospi­ Martin Sheen. 1984. Rated R. Ranger catcher Don Slaught to Bobby Valentine. “ He was throw­ WINDSOR — Carrying generos­ cently read [T M C ] M O VIE; 'M ask' (CC| A disfigured [USA] That Girl save a ball game. ing well to every other batter. Then tal, I was given continuous traction teen strives to lead a normal life with the 10:40PM [D IS ] DTV ity too far can get you into trouble. about a woman and a heat pad for six days and help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, Eric 11:00PM CB S) (ii) @1) @S) @0) 1:1 SAM Ca^ MOVIE: The Posseised' Righetti, with the Yanks le a d in g ^ he got in trouble in the fourth and The Manchester American Legion w h o e X p e - nights for inflammation of a nerve Stoltz, Sam Elliott. 1985. Rated PG-13. New s A defrocked rfiinister battles the forces of 5-4 on Wednesday night, faced threw a high fastball to baseball team, riding along with a 1 ^ 1 evil believed responsible for a rash of fires Pagliarulo.” rienced muscle Dr. Gott in the right hip. Now my legs are [USA] USA Dance Show ® ® M*A»S‘H Slaught with runners on second 5-0 lead, saw host Windsor score at an isolated girls' school. James Faren- After the Rangers tied it at 3-3 in spasms since very weak. Was I in traction too 7:30PM ® PM Magazine ® Hangin' In tino, Joan Hackett, Harrison Ford. 1977. and third with two outs in the five times in the fifth inning and childhood. She • - Peter Gott, M.D the fifth, Claudel! Washington got once in the sixth for a 6-5 victory in long? What can I do to help my legs ® Wheel of Fortune G® Avengers 1:30AM ® Comedy Tonight bottom pf the ninth. He caught was told that regain their strength? I am 84. his first game-winning RBI as a ji Zone Eight affair called after six fD Major League Baseball: Atlanta at 'W Wild, Wild West GD Independent Network News Slaught looking at a called third they were emo­ DEAR READER; Heat, bedrest N ew York M ats (2 hrs,. 45 min.) strike to end the threat and the Yankee with a two-out RBI single because of darkness Wednesday G® Doctor Who [CNN] Newsnight Update in the sixth. tional. and she and traction are sometimes used to GD Independent Network News game. night at Windsor High. was even ad­ GD 2 4 Horas [ESPN] Down the Stretch (R). “ Claudell has done a great job treat pinched or irritated nerves in d§) (M) Barney Miller "W e gave it away," said an mitted to a psy­ (5^ SCTV Network [USA] Room 222 “ He wasn’t getting around on the for us since the trade.said the back. For example, the sciatic @ Jeopardy angry Manchester coach Steve GD Goodwill Games Tape delayed cover­ ® MOVIE: 'Perfect Friday' fastball,” said Righetti, who Yankee manager Lou Piniella, chiatric hospital. She began to lose does not affect the part of thebrain nerve can cause hip pain when it is Nevy Newlywed Game 2:00AM (55) age of men's track & field; men's basket­ An assistant bank manager, weary of his pitched three innings and earned Armstrong. " I f this is the way control of her body. Doctors that controls thought, judgment or pinched as it exits from the spinal ball; and women's cycling and rhythm who was ejected shortly after G5) Price Is Right ordinary London life, decides to rob his his 19th save. “ And we figured he’d we’re going, to play, we don’t thought she was a mental case emotion. cord. gymnastics. {60 min.) Washington’s hit. (S?) Soapbox bank of its guarded emergency cash sup­ be looking fastball again. deserve to be in the playoffs," he until she was examined by a Treatment does not cure the After a week of bedrest, your [CNN] Moneyline ply Ursula Andress, Stanley Baker, David Dave Winfield, who wasn’t in the [C NN ] Crossfire “ I threw him a slider that was added. Armstrong, the day before, Canadian neuroloist and found to condition. Patients usually have to legs are bound to be a little [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Warner. 1970. starting lineup, pinch-hit for Wa­ [ESPN] Speedweek more like a slurve and I think I just said his team controlled Its own have dystonia. What is dystonia? take medicine to relieve pain and rubbery. However, I worry about [HBO] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye; ® MOVIE: 'The Command' A war is shington in the Yankee eighth and [USA] Radio 1990 waged to settle the possession of the fooled him. I usually don’t fool too doubled home a run that made it 5-3 destiny in Round If in the unique reduce muscle spasm. The real the possibility that continuing Sm art-Aleck Kill {CC) Marlowe investi­ Zone Eight playoff formula. [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater gates the death of a movie star. {60 min.) Wyorriing Territory. Guy Madison. Joan many people.” and proved to be the decisive run D E A R READER; Dystonia tragedy of dystonia is that doctors nerve damage may actually be 7:40PM Weldon, James Whitmore. 1954. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond Before fanning Slaught to end That is now out the window. musculorum deformans is a rare ® Crazy Like a Fox Harry's when the Rangers got a run off are often unable to establish a causing your weakness. A neurolo­ 8:00PM Thunderdome' {CC) In an apocalyptic so­ GD Emergency search for a missing fiance leads him to the game, Righetti faced pinch- Righetti in the ninth on singles by Manchester is 2-2 in Round If, neurological disease caused by a diagnosis: therefore, they tend to gist can determine if your leg ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of discover a Russian defector and a Russian- [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (R). hitter Tom Paciorek with the bases Windsor 3-2. Manchester is 14-11 genetic disorder. It begins between an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce Gary Ward and Pete O’Brien and label dystonics “ mental cases’ or problems are due to inactivity or owned company. {60 min.) {R). [USA] Auto Racing: Detroit Trans-Am Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13, loaded and none out and induced Pete Incaviglia’s run-scoring overall with an exhibition game ages .1 and l.l and appears most they term the disease nerve malfunction. I doubt that the Championship (60 min.) (R). CD @5) Ripley's Believe It or Notl (CC) him into bouncing into a piteber-to- tonight at Winsted at 6 p.m. often in Ashkenazic Jews. The "psychosomatic.” traction itself played a role in your [USA] Alfred Hitchcock double. ' See footage of killer whales attacking sea 2:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: Blood Sim­ home-to-first double play. Larry Parrish was walked inten­ disease causes irregular muscle I believe that the woman you continuing symptoms. lions, witness a group who searches for 1 1 :30PM (® Mission: Impossible ple' (CC) 'A jealous husband hires a seedy Manchester hurler Chris Helln and detonates underground bombs, and “ It’s really more than you can tionally to load the bases with none spasms of the trunk, shoulders and describe is a good example of a If the neurologist gives you a ® ) G® ABC News Njghtline private eye to murder his estrenged wife was sailing along until the fifth. meet a man who tests the impenetrability ask for in that situation,” said pelvis. Often, the first sign is mistake many doctors make: In clean bill of health, you may be and her lover. M. Emmet Walsh, Dan He- out, and Paciorek was sent in to hit He, mysteriously, lost his control of boots to snakes' fangs. {60 min.) {R). daya, John Getz. 1984. Rated R. Righetti, who preserved the vic­ intermittent spasmodic inversion the presence of an unusual disease, helped by a course of physiother­ rT ) Bizarre for Ruben Sierra. and issued four walks. Sandwiched GD Jeffersons tory for right-hander Bob Tewks­ of the foot — a turning in of the foot, we may tend to assume that the apy, during which a special GD The Honeymooners 2:30AM [C NN ] Sports Latenight “ It didn’t look too good,” said with Iwohits, Windsor wassetupin GS Name of the Game bury, 6-3. “ Paciorek could just as producing an odd gait. patient’s symptoms are psychoso­ therapist teaches you and helps G® Best of Carson Tonight's guests [ESPN] SportsCenter Piniella. “ Then we get the double busines.s.. Armstrong summoned are Johnny Mathis. Kevin Rooney and Tom easily have hit a gapper to beat Because the disease is so rare, matic. This puts the patients into you with a series of exercises to MOVIE: 'The Marcus-Nelson Mur­ play and Dave throws a perfect Rob Stanford to the mound but he Brokaw. {60 min.) {R) In Stereo. 2:35AM C5) CBS New s Nightwatch us." the diagnosis is often not made for an easy pigeonhole to satisfy the enable you to regain your strength. ders' A black youth confesses to the mur­ Joined in Progress pitch to Slaught and it’s over.” issued another free pass and one der of two young women, then clairns that Hogan's Heroes The losing pitcher was Jose The Yankees remained eight UPI photo more safety. "B y the time the dust years. Therefore, patients with doctor. However, the patient con­ Dr. Gott’s new health report on 2:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Bad Boys' his confession is the result of being beaten GZ) News Guzman, 8-9, who went 5 2-3 games behind Boston in the dystonia frequently experience tinues to suffer. This is why I lung disease explains the causes by policemen. Telly Savalas, Marjoe Gort- Jailed for an accidental killing, a young settled, they had scored five times [CNN] Sports Tonight innings and allowed four runs on Cincinnati’s Wade Rowden races across Stadium. Rowden went 5-for-5 and the terrible crises in their lives, such encourage patients to seek second, and management of chronic lung ner. Gene Woodbury. 1973. hoodlum struggles to the top of the prison American League East while the and tied it," Armstrong said. [ D lS f MOVIE: Young Bess' Romanti­ snake pit. Sean Penn. Ally Sheedy, Reni eight hits and five walks. as job loss and disruption of the (52) ® The Cosby Show (CC) An over­ Rangers fell to I'/z games behind home plate to score first-inning run Reds beat the Mets and Dwight Gooden, Tom Murray, who finally put a third or fourth opinions about problems. For your copy, send $I cized story of the young Elizabeth I, focus­ Santonl. 1982. Ratfid R. worked Cliff retreats to the solace of his Two of the walks preceded Mike California in the American League finish to the Windsor fifth, was on family Symptoms are often la­ troublesome symptoms that are and your name and address to P.O. ing on the ten years beginning with King office after he is driven out of the house by Henry's death. Jean Simmons. Stewart Phgliarulo’s 19th home run of the West. Wednesday against the Mets at Shea 11-1. the short end of the final verdict. beled “ hysteric." meaning that the not easily diagnosed. Dystonia is Box 2597. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be the kids. (R) In Stereo. 3:00 AM GD Ufestyles of the Rich and patients are emotionally unbal­ Granger, Deborah Kerr. 1953. Famous (60 min.) He was touched for a triple by Joe one of many illnesses that can go sure to ask for Dr. Gott’s Health GD All Creatures Great and Small anced and may be placed in mental unidentified for many years, until Report. Living With Chronic Lung [ESPr^] SportsCenter [CNN] News Overnight Wood do'vn the left field line. Wood ® M O VIE: 'Sunset Boulevard' An aging then scored the game-winner on a hospitals However, the disease its victims have reached the ends Di.sease. silent screen star, attached to an oppor­ 1 1 :35PM ® Entertainment Tonight ' [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Tucson Open tunistic young screenwriter, pulls him ET visits the husband and wife team of From Arizona. (2 hrs.) (R). grounder to first baseman Larry down with her in a megalomaniacal illusion Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland on the set Rowdon’s day is memorable Stanford. Stanford was slow to [TMC] MOVIE: 'Maria's Lovers' A of returned grandeur. William Holden, Glo­ of their new movie, "The President's Whalers ink pact woman's life is ruled by the men around react with Wood beating the throw ria Swanson, Erich Von, Stroheim. 1950. Wife ". In Stereo. her. Nastassja Kinski. John Savage. Robert home. « Mitchum. 1984 Rated R. Keep cat’s travel meals light GS Novela: El Engano (60 min.) 1 2:00AM ® Dynasty Larry Stanford homered while (^ G.l. Diary ® Merv Griffin [USA] MOVIE: 'Fighting Back' A de­ with WHCT TV Helin and Rob Stanford each voted family man organizes a neighbor­ as Reds sweep the Mets (5D Goodwill Games Tape delayed cover­ DEAR GD Star Trek hood patrol In his community to fight collected two hits for Manchester. open the car door, put a leash on age of men's basketball and water polo; PO LLY; We re G® Rocky arid Friends crime. Tom Skerritt. Patti LuPone, Michael Manchester stranded 14 runners Nickels so he (she?) won’t be able and women's rhythm gymnastics and vol­ HARTFORD (AP) — Inde­ WVIT, an NBC affiliate, de­ taking our cal MOVIE: 'Return of Charlie Chan' The Sarrazin. 1982. By Ken Rappoport runs he allowed in the first were He also singled in the fifth, when he on base, including leaving the to run away. I ’m sending you a leyball. (3 hrs.) pendent te'Ievision station cided not to renew its contract on a car trip to great Chinese detective is lured out of re­ The Associated Press the most he has given up in that scored on Sal Butera’s three-run copy of my newsletter “ Pointers [CNN] Prime New^ 3:55AM [H B O ] m o v ie : The Final WHCT has signed a one-year after televising Whalers games bases jammed in the first and the Midwest. tirement to slove a series* of murders Option' A radical anti-nuclear group takes inning since the St. Louis Cardinals homer, and had a base hit to fuel a second innings. In each frame. for Pet Lovers.” which has more [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: aboard a yacht. Ross Martin, Rocky Gunn, contract to broadcast 15 to 20 for eight seasons, the team said. Should we-feed Pointers over the American Embassy in London. Ri­ NEW YORK — It was a forgetta­ scored five runs off him on Aug. 1, rally in the sixth. Post 102 had them loaded with only tips for traveling with cats and Yellowstone Cubs A mother bear ex­ Virginia Ann Lee. 1971. chard Widmark. Judy Davis, Lewis Collins. Hartford Whalers road games, Nickels (our pelled from Yellowstone Park risks her life The Whalers also have a long ble day for Dwight Gooden, and a 1984. (M) Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1982. Rated R. the National Hockey League By that time, the Reds had a 9-1 one out but failed to score each dogs, as well as feedingtips. health to go back into the park to get her cubs. term cable television contract memorable one for Wade Rowdon, “ It was just one of those days," cat) while driv­ Polly Fisher Barney Miller lead and were well on their way to occasion. "Our mental mistakes tips and other useful pet Pointers. (60 min.) G® team announced. '’ with ‘'OortsChannel New Eng­ “ Since I was a kid, I don’t ever Gooden said. "I had no curve or ing during the m o v ie their eighth victory in 10 games. hurt and we didn’t come through in 9 Others who would like this issue [ESPN] Auto Racing ’86: IMSA GT Gi) PELICULA: 'No Tiene la Culpa el In­ 4:45AM [M A X ] : 'The Initia- WHCT, owned by Astroline day, before tion' A hazing initiation prarik becomes land,. «vhich offers 35 games a remember going 5-for-5,” Rowdon fastball today. I had nothing. A the clutch,” Armstrong said. " If should send $1 for each copy to S eria l From Watkin§ Glen, NY. (2 hrs.) dio' Mauricio Garces, C^hucho Salinas. Communications, Inc., was one Their three victories here marked leaving in the 1977. deadly when sorority pledges and their season to subscribers. said after his five hits and three game like this you have to forget." the first time this season that the we did in the first and second Polly’s Pointers, in care oT the [USA] M O VIE: 'Fighting Back' A de- boyfriends are inside a department store of four television stations to bid RBI led the Cincinnati Reds to an Gooden, 10-4, wasn’t the only one morning, or voted family man organizes a neighbor­ (jp Comedy Break The schedule of games to be National League East-leading innings, it wouldji’t have been a Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 1216. with a homicidal maniac. Vera Miles, Clu on the rights to broadcast 11-1 rout of the New York Mets to suffer at the Reds' hands. only at night? hood patrol in his community to fight [CNN] Newsnight Gulager, Daphne Zuniga. 1983. Rated R. ^ Whalers' games during the televised by WHCT was not Mets had been swept in a .series. game.” Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to crime. Tom Skerritt. Patti LuPone, Michael Wednesday and a sweep of their Cincinnati’s hitters pounded I7hits ..announced. JENNIFER include the title. Sarrazin. 1982. 1986-87 season, the team said. three-game series. “ To get five off four Mets’ pitchers. car ride may encourage vomiting. o You should also keep a small POLLY hits in a game, you have to be “ You expect those days." New D E AR JE N N IFE R ; If possible, 8:30PM GD Major League Baseball: lucky.” York Manager Davey Johnson litter box handy in the car. It’s DEAR POLLY: I can’t Jielieve iile w York Yankees at M innesota (2 hrs.) International All-Stars try feeding Nickels very lightly a The rookie was startled when said, "but not from Dwight. They most convenient if Nickels can' you wrote recently “ if not. throw (S ) ® Family Ties Eiyse joins an auto couple of hours before starting to travel in a carrier large enough to the rose away” at the end of an mechanics class to prove to Steven that a coach George Sherger told him pounded our pitching staff pretty drive. Then don’t feed Nickels accommodate jhe litter box and a article about saving fresh roses. A woman can be competent with cars. (R) In Unhappy Whitson sent just before game time that he was good," Stereo. romp to easy victory again until you slop for the night. rose lover doesn’t throw out playing third base in place of While Gooden and the rest of the Do be sure yoii offer Nickels plenty pan of water. I f the box won’t fit in past-prime roses. He or she ® Dining in Frartce In Stereo. Buddy Bell, who had the flu. Mets' staff was failing. Tom of fresh water frequently during Nickels’s carrier, make frequent carefully dries the rose plus any- 9:00PM ® Grand Ole Opry't 60th hy Yanks to San Diego “f was surprised when George Browning was succeeding on the EAST WINDSOR - Three home no walks. the day. Cats travel best when fed stops during the day to give leaves by tying it into a paper bag ' Anniversary (2 hrs.) told me I was starting,” Rowdon mound for the Reds. He gave up runs, including a grand slam, It was a scoreless battle until the only lightly before traveling Feed­ Nickels a chance to use it. and hanging it to air-dry. Or. if you ® GS) The Colbys (CC) Fallon makes a NEW YORK (A P) — After two It takes all kinds in different said. “ I thought he was just razzing just five hits in eight innings, powered the Manchester Interna­ third inning when the Internation­ ing too heavily or too soon before a At each rest stop, before you have a china cupboard, you can decision about her marriage and Miles uses Best Italian 1984-86 unhappy years in New York, situations. There are a whole lot of me at first.” struck out seven and didn't walk a tional Little League All-Stars to a als erupted for three runs. They Jason's affair with Francesca as blame for Then Rowdon quickly got into his convincing 18-1 victory over host added a run in the fifth and really place the roses (or other flowers) Jason’s lack of support for Miles' lawsuit Voted Conneclicul Magazine pitcher Ed Whitson is returning to things ionvolved. Sometimes batter to irhprove his record to 7-7. in a vase with one-fourth inch of against Jeff. (60 min.) (R). something does not happen to you “ hitter’s" frame of mind. "I felt very comfortable out East Windsor Wednesday night in went to town in the sixth inning 6 the scene of his happiest season in dry rock sSIt in the bottom (no (g ) ^ C h M ra (R) In Stereo. baseball. like it does to someone else. You “ I wasn’t trying to kill the ball, there," Browning said, " I had very District Eight action. with 14 - that’s right - 14 runs. Pretenta A /Veit) Diverii/ied Menu just looking for some balls to drive The International stars return They batted around twice and did Cinema water) and air-dry the flowers. (g) Heart of the Dragon: Urtdentendir^ Whitson was traded Wednesday can’t figure this game out — it’s good control and that was the key. I After a month or two. the flowers (CC) The attempts of the Chinese to regain • Italian Cuiaine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaka • Riba by the Yankees to San Diego, crazy,” ' to right field,” the right-handed just challenged the hitters, I was home Saturday to face the Man­ the scoring on seven hits. and leaves will be bone-dry and their scientific and technological excell­ .where he helped the Padres win the Whitson signed a five-year, $4.4 hitter said. “ I think Dwight threw more aggressive today than I have chester National All-Starsat Leber Matt Dalessio hit his second ' HARTFORD 7:10, 9:40. — Ferris Bueller's Dov Oft ence are explored. (60 min.) July Special: (Tuee., Wed., Thun. Only) rMdy-to be placed in a rose jar 1984 National League pennant, in million free-agent contract with some pitches up there that he been of late.” Field at 3 p.m. in the first half of a grand slam homer in as many days Cinema City — The Greet Mouse (PG-13) 12:45, 2:55, 5:10, 7:25, 9:35. — dS Noveia: Muchachita ■Detective (G) 1,2;50.4;40,6;45,8:30.— Korote Kid P ort It (PG) 12:15, 2:50, (TOvered glass jar) along with a exchange for right-handed re­ the Yankees after going 14-8 in didn’t want to. He gave me some doubleheader. The Manchester along with another six RBI perfor­ @ Explora (60 min.) Linguine Seafood Posillipo *9.95 Browning was given a 4-0 lead About Lost N loht...(R ) I ;30, 3;45, 7:10, 5:05, 7:35, 10. — Ruthless People (R) few drops of natural oils, or a 19M. But nothing seemed to go pretty good pitches to hit.” Americans entertain South Wind­ mance. Dalessio hit a bases-loaded 9 :40. — AR bom W ith o View 1;4S, 4:20, 12:50, 3, 5:25, 7:45, 9:50. — Bock to liever Tim Stoddard. before he had to throw his first [C N N ] Lorry King Uve Mutaels, Clams, Scallops A Shrimp Marinara over Linguine. right for him after that. Rowdon’s best day in the majors sor in the nightcap at 6 p.m. homer and drove in six runs 7:30,9:55. — Lobvrinth (PG) 1:15,4:10, School (P(3-13) 12:35, 2:50, 4:55, 7:40, favorite perfume. Whitson, en route to San Diego, pitch, as Rowdon’s line-hugging 7,9:15. 9:55. — Under the Cherry Moon White and yellow-hued roses will [D IS ] MDVIE: 'The Seven u n fa Foya' A (Served with choice of potato or vegetable^ was unavailable for comment, but He often was booed unmercifully was also one of Gooden’s worst. David White and Javon Over- Wednesday to ilead the Lawyers to show business ham has a family of seven RBI double to left sparked the (PG-13) 12:20, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. turn deep cream or tan. pinks and freeh fruit, bread dc butter) Padres catcher 'Terry Kennedy by fans at Yankee Stadium and he Tagged for four hits and four runs street combined to spin a one- the Town Tournament title over ■AST HARTFORD and wants them to love the stage as much in the first inning. Gooden went to Reds' first inning. Dave Concep­ hitter at East Windsor. White ■ the Oilers. ■ostwaed Fub A Cinem a— Row Deol MANCHRSTRR reds will fade to dusty colors. To as he does. Bob Hope, James Cagney. An­ said he talked to Whitson Wednes­ said he was threatened by fans and UA Theaters last — About Lost 60 Filla Louiaa Road, Bolton, CT ^ 646-3I6J cion also had a two-run single and Shane Wirta had four RBIs on a . (R) 7:30. make special wrist or shoulder gela Clarke. 1955. day and sai(f, “ Ed told me, he’d had tacks placed in the driveway of his earliest shower of the year. The « worked the first two innings before Peer RIchard'sFubA Cinema— Row Night...(R) 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — Cy Young winner left after four • another run scored on an error oy exiting with a sore shoulder. homer and single; Mike Hanville Lobvrinth (PG) 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:25. — arrangements, the roses may be [HBO ] M O VIE: -Body Doubla' ((X ) An crawl here if we wanted him to.” his home. left fielder George Foster. '■ Deol (R l 7:30, 9:30. Poltergeist II: The Other Side IPG-13) unemployed Hollywood actor becomes in­ innings, during which he gave up Overstreet, the standout in the homered and singled and Tino Sliowcaee Cinemas — Ble trouble In air-dried flat In a closed cupboard “ Only time will tell how things His problems were compounded 2,3:45,5:30,7:30,9:35. volved in the porno film industry when he seven hits and five runs. Rowdon also singled home a run recently completed Town Tourna­ Guachione tripled and singled Little Chino (PG-13) 1:15,4:15,9:45.— or box. They may also be displayed attempts to solve a murder he witnessed. will go,” Padres reliever Rich by a much-publicized bar fight Top Gun (PG) 12:25, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. VERNON ____ That was his earliest departure in the third inning and another in ment. went the final four innings in twice. OverstreetandJim Jackson Cine A 2 — Row Deol (R) 7:10,9:30. as small centerpieces. Craig Wasson, Melanie Griffith. Gregg Gossage said. “ Hopefully, Whitson with , former Yankees Manager — Running Scored (R) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 1 which he struck out five and issued each doubled. 7:30, 10:05. — Leaol Eoales (PGI 1, 4. — Short Circuit (PG) 7,9:05. MRS V.G.K. Henry. 1984. Rated R. will continue where he left off here. Billy Martin last season. from a game this year and the four the eighth to cap the Reds’ scoring. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 10. 1986 AL roundup MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 10, 1986 — 15 ■-T* Longtime employees fall Lydall to buy Royals finally in win column victim to reorganizations paper division Bv Herschel NIssenson a three-hitter, blanking the Balti­ in a row and 12 of 17. the major-league lead with Oak­ The Associated Press more Orioles S-0- and snapping The victory was the sixth land’s Jose Canseco and Toronto’s By Linda Stowell layers of people In order to fatten the bottom Kansas City’s club record 11-game straight and 303rd of his career for Jesse Barfield. The Associated Press line. Move allows It didn’t have the same national losing streak. Sutton, who allowed one run-on ’ ’The trend I ’m seeing is lean and mean. impact as the birth of Drew It was the first victory for the four hits in 7 2-3 innings. Milwau­ Bjue Jays 6, Mariners 5 STAMFORD — It used to be that Those are the buzz words,” said Robert William Saberhagen last October, Royals since June 26, when they kee starter Teddy Higuera, 10-7, expansion Cliff Johnson keyed Toronto’s employees like good old Harry, who had 30 Benson, manager of the Stamford office of but the Kansas City Royals have beat Oakland 9-2. gave up four runs in 3 2-3 innings. three-run rally in the eighth inning years on the job, a wife find three kids, were SpencerStuart & Associates, an executive Lydall Inc. of Manchester will buy the Manning good reason to remember the day Jackson. .5-6. allowed all three Indians 6, White Sox 3 with a two-run pinch-hit single. spared during corporate restructures. recruiting firm. ’ ’Even though inflation is Paper Division in Green Island. N.Y., Lydall Brandon Neal Jackson was born. Baltimore hits while walking three ■ - -- - j Tony Fernandez opened the eighth , But even longtime company loyalists are down, everyone is focusing on costs and Chairman Millard H. Pryor Jr. announced this week. Last October, a day after his son and striking out three. Black came Joe Carter hit a two-run double with a double and the Blue Jays finding themselves without work as compan­ we’re seeing the removal of layers of The Manning Paper Division, a division of the was born. Bret Saberhagen In with two on and none out in the and Mel Hall followed with a loaded the bases against Mike ies trim down, many outplacement counse­ management and layers of staffs.” Hammermill Paper Co., manufactures specialty pitched the Royals to an 11-0 seventh and pitched hitless ball the two-run homer in t)ie fifth inning Moore. 5-8, on a single by Ranee lors agree. Benson said the cutbacks come on the heels papers for electrical insulation, liquid and air victory over the St. Louis Cardi­ rest of the way. while Julio Franco went 5-for-5 and Mulliniks and a walk to Willie of numerous mergers and corporate reorgan­ filtration, and roofing materials. The division had nals and the world championship. Angels 6, Brewers 1 47-year-old Phil NIekro scattered ’I can’t tell you the number of times a Upshaw. izations in the area. sales of about $25 million in 1985, Lydall said in a news And Wednesday night, some 15 Don Sutton. 8-5, and Donnie six hits for his third consecutive company has said this will be the first and George Bell greeted reliever Norwalk-based Perkin-Elmer Corp. cut 300 release. hours after 8-pound, 8-ounce Bran­ Moore combined on a six-hitter as victory, evening his record at 6-6. last time for a cutback,” said L. Marshall Pete Ladd with a sacrifice fly and jobrf company wide in a management consoli­ “ This acquisition will strategically strengthen don first saw the light of day, the California won Its fourth straight Richard Dotson, whose record ^ellfox, a partner with the outplacement the other runners moved up on a dation. The company still employs about ipLydairs position in, the fiber materials field,” said Royals saw some light at the end of, and opened a l ‘A-game lead over dropped to 7-8, was relieved in the firm of (Joodrich & Sherwood. “ But once they throwing error by center fielder 4.700 people in several facilities between Leonard R. Jaskol, group president of Lydall’s Fiber the tunnel when proud papa Danny second-place Texas in the A L fifth by Bill Dawley. do it, they say it isn’t all that bad. Their firm John-Moses. After Jesse Barfield is reju ven ate and can move ahead — and Norwalk and Danbury. Materials Group. “ In many respects. Manning’s Jackson teamed with Bud Black on West. Milwaukee has dropped four TIgera 7, Twins 0 operations are similar to our own. We know the was intentionally walked to load they do it again with more precision.” - GTE Corp. offered retirement incentives to iY i i V i i t i i i It markets they are in and have a good understanding of Jack Morris, 8-6, pitched a the bases. Matt Young came on a total of 450 people this spring. Nearly 250 the technology they use. Their equipment is sIx-hItter, Lance Parrish hit two and struck out pinch hitter Buck Stellfox, whose firm has offices in people accepted early retirement, including complementary to ours, giving us the opportunity home runs and Darnell Coles also Martinez. Johnson then singled to Greenwich and New York, said that for years 125 in the Stamford headquarters. That DPI photo homered. Parrish’s homers gave drive In the tying and winning both to add new product lines and to expand our J Hgrsld photo by Pinto managers ’ ’were reluctant to cut good old cutback will reduce the company’s workers present manufacturing capacity in some our SCOREBOARD tiim 01 fnrihe season, tyinghim for runs. Harry because he had a family and kids.” Mapping the microchip in Stamford by 10 percent. specialty paper businesses." ’ ’But once it’s done, they become a little Good sportsmanship Singer Co. is eliminating 60 of its 280 jobs at The transaction must be approved by the board of NL roundup more hard-nosed. They say, ‘This is a its Stamford headquarters as part of a plan to An engineer at Honeywell’s Small Co/nputer and Office directors of each company. business and Harry did get a job,” ’ Stellfox spinoff the sewing business into an independ­ Systems group in Billerica, Mass., plots a magnified Catcher Javon Overstreet of the Oilers (left) gives his said. Lydall is a $104 million manufacturer of products ent company. for industry, including engineered fiber materials,and Softball Soccer congratulations to Matt Dalesslo of the Lawyers afterthe Stellfox and other outplacement counse­ schematic of a computer chip, th e new advanced chip Stamford-based Champion International elastomeric and fiber components. Hammermill lors and executive recruiters say that many will control memory management and central functions latter beltecj a grand slam homer In Wednesday’s Corp. has announced it will reorganize and Paper is a manufacturer and distributor of fine and TONIOHT'I OAMIS Pea Wees Youtnans hottest championship game of the Town Little League Fairfield County companies are cutting trim an unspecified number of staff. of Honeywell’s newest minicomputers. industrial papers. MCC V tti VI. Congo, 6 — Fitzgerald U Jonei/Zemi vi. Horpo't, 7:30 — BOYS AT MCC: Hornets S (Rich Tournament. The Lawyers won the title with an 10-5 Fitzgerald ^ Milne, Andrew Fitting, Eric Johnson, victory. Troih-Awov VI. WInInger'i, 6 — John Hanno, Steve Lomontogne), R obertion Penguins 0. pitcher in ciass Nell Johnion vi. Allied, 7:30 — Tornodos 4 (Ryan Post 3, Rory Post), V : R obertion Tim bers 0. Telephone vi. Brov'i, 4 — Nike Bv Jonathan VIttI walked one. losing his shutout in Cumnnlngi vi. Aldo'i, 7:30— Nike Midgets Lawyers oust MARC Blue Ox VI. Perry'I, 4 — Pagan I The Associated Press the ninth inning. Valenzuela also CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Burger King vi.ViEdwordi, 7:30 — BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Toros3 had two of the Dodgers’ 15 hits, Pogonl (Scott Cochron, Bruce Watt, Tim Floyd Youmans doesn’t have to doubling in the eighth and scoring Steohenion'i vi. Pub/MMH, 4 — Kelsey), Falcons 2 (Seth Egan 2). L be the hottest hurler from Hillsbo­ in farm league tourney Keeney Cougars 3 (Jeff Altrul, Ben Golas, the Dodgers’ seventh run. Notices Business P ro p e rty...... : ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent... . 80 Hungry Tiger vs. D.W. Flih, 4 — Mike Griffeth), Metros 3 (Scott Ruga- rough High to be a first-class Resort Property ...... Charter Ook nls, Todd Lopes, Tim Bouloy). Braves 7, Phillies 3 Lost/Found ...... 01 ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 pitcher. It just happens that right In a wild affair, the Lawyers the year to earn the victory for the M o rtgoges...... GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Personals...... 02 ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATKS: 1 to S days: 90 cents per line per doi Comets 2 (Joanie Dallesslo, Christina now he is both. Doyle Alexander, making his eliminated MARC. 20-14, in a Town Wonted to Boy ...... Lawyers. Chris Adams had two Announcements...... 03 ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment__ . 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Woman's Roc Clarcia), Whitecaps 0. Youmans won his fifth straight first start since being traded from Farm Little League Tournament BOYS AT MCC: Sounders 1 (Jason hits and four RBIs and Jimmy Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: M cents per line per day. decision Wednesday night with an Toronto, scattered eight hits over M ain Pub k ille d A llie d P rin tin g , IB-9, Lozzarls), Sting 1 (Peter JullanI). clash Wednesday night at Waddell Perras and Cory Wry also had two Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. . 85 Minimum dwr«e: 4 lines. Wedneidoy ot Charter Oak Field. Breakers 5 (Jason Bevans, Danny overpowering two-hitter, leading seven innings, helping Atlanta end Field. hits for the winners. Davjd Beau­ Electricol ...... ______...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 M illie Rainey had two home runs ond a Carangelo 2, Tim Marchand, Daniel Rooms for Rent...... the Montreal Expos to a 2-1 victory a five-game losing streak. He also The Lawyers, 3-1 in tournament lieu and Bob Mercier chipped in ...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 single to lead the Pub. Copeland), Appollos 1 (Andy Brindikl). Aportments for Rent...... DSADLINIS: For classified advertisements to over the Houston Astros. He struck had two singles, his first hits since play, face unbeaten Hartford Road with timely hits for the Lawyers. Employment & Education ...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... Tag Sales...... 88 Condominiums for Rent ... be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Intermediates out 11 batters, matching a season 1981 when he pitched for San Dairy Queen tonight at Waddell at Ben Aucoin, Repoli and Wry Help W anted...... ll ...... 33 Services Wanted...... % 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 Dusty Homes for R e nt...... deadline Is noon on the day before publication. high Francisco. 6 p.m. A win by DQ would give it Situation Wanted ...... 12 ...... 34 BOYS AT CHARTER OAK: Diplo­ starred on the defensive end. ^tore/Offlce Spoce...... For advertisements to be published Monday, Memorial Corner Store deteotied mats 2 (B.J. Diana 2), Yankees 1 (Sean Youmans’ ex-high school team­ Dale Murphy’s streak of playing the town championship while a win Business Opportunities...... 13 ...... 35 B.A. Club, 7-4, Wednesday at Keeney Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday, C axide). mate. Dwight Gooden, capped a in 740 consecutive games, the by the Lawyers would force a Instruction...... 14 Field. Glenn Pelllgrlnelll homeredand For MARC, Tiffany Nixon had Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... Automotive cracked two singles tor Memorial, month of so-so pitching with a longest among active major lea­ deciding contest. Employment Services...... IS ...... 71 Juniors three hits and Julie Smart, Mi­ Miscellaneous for Rent__ ...... ,, 38 Antiques and Collectibles__ RKAO YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are while Chuck Huntington, George downright bad outing as his New guers. ended. Braves manager Kevin Repoli went the distance ...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 Porker each had two hits. For B.A., GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Whal­ chael Toomey and David Fries Roommates Wanted ...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... taken bv telephone os a coriyenlence. The ers 2 (Stacey Kellog, Heather Jolly), York Mets lost to the Cincinnati Chuck Tanner and Murphy said in his first pitching assignment of .. 92 Keyin McCooe smacked a home run played well. Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... Manchester Herald Irresponsible for only one and o single. Chrlo Deccico had two Bruins 1 (Mary Morlarty). Reds 11-1. they agreed the slumping Murphy Real Estate .. 93 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of hits. Thirty-four days ago. Youmans — 7 for his last 39 — needed a day Homes for S a le ...... 21 M otorcycles/M opeds...... 94 Mochinery ond Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not was 4-5 with a 5.91 earned-run off. Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services Lown and G arden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Nike average. 45 strikeouts and 37 Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child C are...... Moses continues streak ...... 51 Good Things to E at...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. Local baseball walks. In 56.1 innings, he had given Cubs 4, Giants 3 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... Acadia Restaurant breezed by L.M...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 GUI, 14-8, Wednesday at Nike Field. up 37 earned runs. Rocco Anselmo and Dave Ericson each Chili Davis homered in the ninth, had a three-run homer and Brad M iller Merchants Now the 22-year-old right­ pulling the Giants even, but while Lewis is trimmed had a solo home run for Acadia. John hander is a 9-5 pitcher with a 4.13 Chicago loaded the bases in the Lucas ripped a doubleand two singles Bloomfield snuck by the Manchester ERA. In his last seven starts — 10th. then scored the winning run for the winners. Tom Moneggla M erchants, 4-3, W ednesday a t B loom ­ By Larry Siddons Moses, starting a comeback stroked a double and two singles for which include two no-decisions — when Terry Francona hit a sacri­ field High. A three-run sixth Inning led The Associated Press from almost two years of back and ------L.M., while Bob Olmunno had three Bloomfield to a come-from-behind Youmans has given up 12 earned fice fly. Notices singles. victory. Dove Lynch highlighted a four runs over 50.1 innings, a 2.15 ERA. leg problems, sped away from the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ] HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED hit outburst with a two run triple. Dave Over the same stretch. Gooden is Pirates 6, Padres 4 MOSCOW — They were the field to win his 111th consecutive Campbell was extremely effective on ‘A’ West 2-2 with a 4.25 ERA. 30 strikeouts Joe Orsulak homered and scored heroes of summer, the gold-medal 400-meter hurdles race in 47.94 LOST Part Time Inserters Part Time Desk Clerk(s) Easv Assemblv Work! Driver tor TrI-axle truck. Sand Blaster wanted. No Secretary - Psychologists the mound tor Manchester, striking seconds. I wanted. Call 647-9946, ask needed to work some J.H.C. Construction shut out High­ out eight before tiring In the fateful and 23 walks. three times and Johnny Ray drove stars of the 1984 Olympics. $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Must have 5 years or more experience necessary. seek secretary, 25-30 J AND FOUND for Bob. nights 4 pm to midnight, land Park Market, 7-0, Wednesdoy at sixth. Erik Wolfgang and Donny Sauer in two runs with a home run and Two years ago, Edwin Moses Chidi Imott of Nigeria was teed payment. No Sales. experience. Includes Insu­ Wilt* train. Start Imme­ hours per week, with Nike Field. Vince Buttice had a double led Manchester's seyen-hit attack with Dodgers 8, Cardinals 2 was skimming over hurdles and second in the 100 with Lewis, weekends 8am to noon, Details-Send stamped en­ rance and benefits. Call Outside Sales. Monday diately. Barry Blast Com­ strong organizational and two singles while Ron Greglore two singles each. double. Orsulak broke a 3-3 tie in Lost - Shepherd Collie In Manchester Insurance and various hours week- velope: ELAN-173, 3418 742-6190. Fernando Valenzuela, 11-6, winning his second Olympic cham­ clocked at 10.06, third behind thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ pany. 238 Hartford Rd. skills to fulfill full spec­ and Matt Woodcock each had a triple the fifth inning with his second Manchester Green area. agency has an opening for doys. We will train. Good Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Manchester. 646-2992. trum of office duties. Fa­ and a single for J.H.C. For Highland, Johnson, a Canadian. cellent money. Call pitched a five-hitter and became homer of the year. pionship. At the same time, Carl 12 years old, 45 pounds, a part time secretary. starting pay. Ideal for FL., 33482. Help wanted - Fashion miliarity with IBM PC and Skip Moreau had two singles and four the N L ’s third 11-game winner, Lewis was sprinting, leaping and Johnson, who finished third in Jeanne 647-9946. others eoch singled. Pirates starter Mike Bielecki, block and tan, nervous Typing and telephone retired person. Call: Con­ Bug In K-Mart Plaza Is Concrete Foreman - Resi­ dictation equipment a Baseball rebounding from two straight 6-5, went the first five innings for passing .the relay baton, a man the 1984 Olympics, blasted out of condition, needs medica­ skills are Important. Insu­ necticut Motor Lodge. Tellers Wanted. Full/Part now accepting applica­ dential/Commercial plus. Send resume to:- 'A' East losses. the victory. Don Robinson got bis winning four Olympic titles for the the starting blocks and finished tion. Reward. Please call, rance and computer skills Monday thro Friday 9am time tellers wanted Imme­ tions for mature, respon­ work. Immediate open­ Davld Moyer, PHD and He struck out nine Cardinals and second save. first time in 48 years. just .02 seconds off Calvin Smith’s 643-4721. experience helpful but not to 12 noon, 643-1555. diately. No experience sible sales persons. 643- ing. 5 to 10 years expe­ Kevin Center PHD, 223 E. Glenn Construction smoshed Gentle AL standings Things have changed for both world mark of 9.93. essential. 649-2891. necessary. Interested ap­ 2126. rience. Top wages and Center St., Manchester Touch Car Wash, 14-5, Wednesday at Hardware Clerk - Courte­ athletes since then, and it was Later, Lewis anchored the U.S. Lost - Female Toy Poodle Business Manager - for plicants should call the benefits. Call 646-5324. CT 06040. Telephone 646- Robertson Park. Ben Pagdnl homered - Grey, July 1st, Eldridge ous, energetic hardware twice and singled tor Glenn, while East Division men’s 400-meter relay to victory in Monagement Trainee. Internal medicine prac­ personell director. Com­ 9660. apparent Wednesday night at the St. vicinity. 10 years old. Entry level position for clerk wanted. Full time Andy Sanzaro ripped a home run and w L ' Pet. OB 37.95, the third-fastest time ever. tice. Billing, bookkeep­ munity National Bank, Munsons Chocolates, Boston 54 29 .65) — Joyner rookie all-star inaugural. Goodwill Games. Children’s pet. 643-4815, year round. Apply at: three singles. Jim Grimes, Jim Loos, ambitious Individual. ing, Insurance with some Glastonbury, 659-0394. Route 6, Bolton, Is now Bookkeeper - 25 hours per Jim Flaharty and Rick Sheehen all had New York 47 38 .553 8 The final day of track competi­ Lewis was the anchor on the two after 4pm. Company has profit shar­ Conyers Hardware, Tol­ accepting applications Cleveland 44 37 .543 9 typing. Computer expe­ Full time help wanted. week, strong math skills, three hits for Glenn. Gentle Touch's tion at the international festival faster squads. ing program and both rience desirable but not land Tpke, Manchester, for both full and part time Paul McCluskey homered and Brian B altim ore 44 39 .530 10 By Barry Wllner catcher Lance Parrish of Detroit, Lawncare - Career oppor­ Experience only I Apply salary level 5, excellent 4) was highlighted by Ben Johnson’s The U.S. women’s 400 relay team local and national growth necessary. Experience re­ at Aldos Pizza. 133 Spruce CT. 646-5707. Ask for Bob. retail sales persons. The D'Aleseandro had three hits. Toronto 45 .523 10'/3 The Associated Press and outfielders Kirby Puckett of tunity with growing lawn fringe benefits. Call 742- D etroit 41 42 .494 13 victory over Lewis in the 100 also won. with Evelyn Ashford Employment opportunities. 649-4563. quired. Salary and benef­ care company. Ever­ St. Manchester. 643-2034. full time hours are 9am to 7317 or send resume to Milwaukee 40 42 .488 13'/j Minnesota and Rickey Henderson meters in 9.95 seconds — the anchoring a run of 42.12 seconds. its negotiable. 646-7679. green Lawns has an open­ When you call Classified 4:30pm Monday thru Fri­ Superintendent of Northern West Division NEW YORK — As far as the and Dave Winfield of the Yankees. to place an ad, a friendly day with full benefits. — fastest ever at sea-level. Mike Conley of the United States ing for hard working lawn Care Givers Needed In Schools, Coventry Public C alifornio 46 37 .554 All-Star Game is concerned. Wally Ad-VIsor will answer your Cox Cable snuck bv Manchester Oil Texas 45 39 .536 l'/3 Puckett edged out Reggie Jack- The United States and the Soviet won the triple jump with a leap of & Education You con make excellent care specialist. Competi­ Day Care Center: Mature Part time hours are 4pm Schools, 78 Ripley Hill Heat, 7-4, W ednesday at Robertson 44 7'/j Joyner picked the right yeartobea call and help you word to 8pm and approxi­ Chicago 38 .463 son of California for the last Union women’s basketball teams 58 feet, ‘/5 inch. The world record dish cloths from the mesh tive wages, benefits, ahd woman to care for Infant, Rd., Coventry, CT 06238. Park. Jeff Hendren had three hits (or Kansas City 38 46 .452 8'/3 Assistant Newspaper your od for best response. mately 8 hours on Satur­ Cox Cable, while Ken Strout, Mike rookie. starting berth with a late surge of holder in the triple jump, Willie bags In which oranges, training. Put some green 1pm-6pm. Care giver, EOE Minnesota 3« 48 .429 10'/3 both registered closer-than- dealer wanted In Bolton. In your pocket. Call Dan care for all ages, 7am- 643-2711. day or Sunday, averaging Kern and Duffy Leone oil had two hits. Seattle 36 50 .419 ll'/3 For the first time since 1970. voting support. In his third season Banks of the United States, pulled potatoes, onions, etc. are Corl Ochino had two hits fo r M anches­ expected victories, and will meet Call 232-9989 between 9am Daniels, Manchester, CT 1pm. Care Giver to care 20 hours weekly. Call Oakland 32 54 .372 15'/3 when the fans regained the vote for and batting .340 with 16homer^and out of the competition at the last sold. Just boil for 15 Part Time Offlce/Shop ter Oil Heat. Wednesday's Oomes tonight in a showdown of unbeaten I HELP WANTED & noon, Monday through minutes In water to which between 9 and 5, 649-8667. for 2 year old, 1 pm-6pm. $4 647-8639 for appointment. Helper. Afternoons and the starting teams, rookies were on 49 RBI, Puckett had 736,328 votes, Teacher Aide - 35 hour Detroit 7, Minnesota 0 squads. minute with an ankle fnjury Friday. Ask for Michael. chlorine bleach has been hourly. Coll 643-5535. week, to work with pre­ all day Friday. High West Side Cleveland 4, Chicago 3 the ballot. And Joyner, the hard­ beating Jackson by 17,189. And for the fifth time a world sustained Monday at a meet in Easy Assembly . work! Part time telephone sales Calltornia 4, Milwaukee 1 added. Put still good but school children. Expe­ school students pre­ hitting freshman first baseman Ripken, hitting .297 with 12 record was set, this time in Finland. $714. per 100. Guaranteed no-longer needed furni­ Help Wanted - Part time rience required. Salary In Rockville office. After­ ferred.. No experience. Mudvllle Nine defeated Allstate Bus­ Toronto 4, Seattle 5 payment. No sales. LOOKING FOR good' weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. noons and evenings. Call iness Machines, 10-8, Wednesday at Boston 7, Oakland 4 with the California Angels, beat homers and 46 RBI, collected the cycling. A Soviet team lowered the In the high jump. Doug Nord- news? Look for the mony ture and appllam:es back $10,000. Effective 10-1-86. Should have own car. Call PaganI Field. GIno Falcetta and Bob New York 5, Texas 4 out an illustrious cast for the most votes. 1.486,806. Oetalls-Send stamped en­ Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 Apply Manchester Early 871-1604 643-6156 between 9 and world mark in the four-kilometer quist of the United States won at bargain buys advertised Into use by sellmg them Carpenter's Helper - No Wilson eached hod three hits for Kansas City 3, Baltimore 0 velope: ELAN -855, 3418 to 10. Cashier for self- Learning Center, 80 Wad­ 5. Production Workers - starting spot' on the American Brett had 84.903 more votes than pursuit to four minutes, 12.830 7-8, the best leap outdoors by an In the classified columns with a low-cost Classified. experience necessary. Mudvllle, while Jeff Phelon and Chris Thurtdav'i Oamet Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI., serye Mobil Station. dell Rd., Manchester. Wanted - Secretarv for Immediate openings. No- DeClantls each had two hits. For Texas (Correa 4-4) a t Cleveland League team, which was an­ Wade Boggs of Boston, who lead seconds. American this year. 33482. today. 643-2711. Year round work. Start Apply between 6am and Interior construction Allstate, Jack Burp ripped a homer, a (Schrom 9-2), (n) nounced Wednesday. the major leagues in hitting. It tlonwlde manufacturer Is Immedlatley. Call 633- 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, company. Experience In looking for production triple and ^ o singles, while Miles Oakland (Plunk 2-4) at Toronto (Cloncv marked the 11th consecutive year 2904. Earn to $700 weekly pro­ Boutlller^oa three hits. 8-5), (n) “ I’ve watched it almost every corner of route 5 and 30. viding an 800 phone ser- typing, filing, and phone workers at our local Man­ California (Romanick 5-7) at Boston that Brett, batting .291, earned a RECEPTIONIST answering helpful. Phone year." the 24-year-old Joyner said NFL players go to court PAYROLL CLERK a vlce locally. No chester plant. No expe­ (N ipper 4-5), (n) starting job. 646-5792zii8tween 8am and PaganI of the mid-season classic after For buey twitch board selllng/experlence re­ rience necessary. Please Baltimore (Flanagan 2-4) at Chicago Whitaker, a .271 hitter, is the Small office In Bloomfield Industrial Pork 5pm. FW (Cowlev 4-4), (n) attracting 917.972 votes to beat out WASHINGTON (AP) - The stand play” by mandating random and accounts receiv­ quired. Full/Part time. apply: Plllowtex Corp. 49 Elks Club smashed Red Lee, 14-2, Detroit (Terrell 7-7) at Kansas City first A L second baseman to start seeks a sharp person with payroll experience. Call 24 hours; 1-800-423- Regent St. Manchester. Wednesday at PaganI Field. The Elks the Yankees’ Don Mattingly, the National Football League’s Play­ drug tests for players. (Saberhagen 4-10), (n) three straight All-Star games since Candidate must have previous experience able. Must be mature, DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICES 4551, Ext. 700 or (213) Looking fpr short order 646-1737. collected IS hits. Including three frorp Seattle (Langston 9-4) at Mllwoukee A L ’s Most Valuable Player in 1985 ers Association has gone to court to Under tbe Rozelle plan, a player cook and waitress. Expe­ Terry Flemming, Tom Hite and Len ’arew made six consecutive starts with a computerized payroll system^ Respon­ dependable and accu­ 728-4686, Ext. 700. (D arw in 5-4), (n) and a .330 hitter this year. "To try dnd stop Commissioner Pete testing positive for drugs would be Immediate opening for nurse/manager In rience only. Apply 303 Polenick. Dan Dovlak, Jim Blrtlesond New York (Rasmussen 9-2) at rom 1970-75. sible for various payroll records, related rate. Experience help­ Bookkeeper, typist. Small Kevin Downham each had two hits. For think I’m going to be there is f Rozelle’s mandatory drug testing put under continual supervision for fully equipped Hartford area health care Adams St. Manchester. Minnesota (V iola 9-4), (n) Manager Dick Howser of the taxes and other administrative functions. ful but not essential. Keep your TV picture business. Full time book­ Red Lee, Dave Gokey and Bob Gauth­ something special." program. 30 days, then suspended for at least facility. Person selected must be competent sharp with frequent clean­ keeping responsibility. In­ ier each had two hits. FrMov Oontes Royals, who will try to turn the fate Competitive salary and company benefits In­ Apply In person at The union filed a lawsuit in U.S. 30 days athalfpayif tested positive ing of the screen. .Use a Full time maintenance cluding accounts receiva­ Texas at Cleveland, (n) Joining Joyner in the starting of the American League, which has Atlas Oil, 414 Tolland in interviewing, policy interpretation and clerk - CRT and data Oakland at Toronto, (n) District Court here on Wednesday again and permanently banned cluding health Insurance, vacations, holi­ implementation. Patient and staff mild soap with water or a ble. Experienced only. ‘A’ Central Californio at Boston, (n) lineup will be second baseman Lou lost 14 of the last 15 All-Star days, etc. Please call 243-5457, M onday thru St., East Hartford, Bet­ processing area. 5 days, 8 Full time. Apply or send to prohibit the league from imple­ with right of appeal if he failed the management, as well as 3rd party bit of ammonia In water. to 4:30. Call 646-5773. Sav­ B&G Lounge ripped 21 hits to go on Baltimore at Chicago, (n) Whitaker of Detroit: shortstop Cal Games, will ann^ounce the Etchers Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to arrange on inter­ ween 8:30 and 4. resume to G and F Lab, Detroit at Kansas City, (n) menting the program, announced test the third time. reimbursements. Qualified applicants are Be sure to dry thoroughly. ings Bonk of Manchester. ond defeat Farr's, 13-5, Wednesdoy at Ripken of Baltimore: third base- and substitutes for the 28-ptayer view . An lAvnl Opptttmttt Im n lm r If you hove an extra 360 East Center St. Man­ 9 FitzGerald Field. Tom Juknis had four New York at Minnesota, (n) Monday by Rozelle, until an Rozelle’s plan also added two Seattle at Milwaukee, (n) man George Brett of Kansas City: squad on Friday. requested to forward resunries to Box GG, telgvlslon set no one chester, CT 06040. No hits, John Williams homered, singled arbitrator decides its legality. random drug tests to the manda­ The Manchester Herald, IS Bralnard Place, Individual to do light ma­ phone calls please. EOE and doubled, Doug (Seomelle had three The union, which filed a grie­ tory preseason urinalysis agreed watches, why not ex­ nufacturing, wrapping hits and Poul Murphy had three hits for Manchester, CT 06040. change for cosh with a B&G Lounge. Bruce Tracey had two vance through their collective to in the 1982 collective bargaining and Inspection. Full time NL standings Strawberry leads NL stars low-cost ad In Classified? or part time. Flexible Secretary - Glastonbury hits. Including a three-run homer, bargaining procedure with the agreement, which expires after 643-2711. Public Schools. 10 month, .Lorry Warshavskv ond Marck Mllkle N F L Management Council, the the 1986 season. The current hours. Call 647-0284. each hod two hits. For Farr's, Poul Emt DIvlilon NEW YORK (AP) — Outfielder Hernandez, hitting .286. won his 35 hours per week. Appll- OstunI hod three hits, Joe Chetelat hod W L Pet. OB Darryl Strawberry, one of three eighth consecutive Gold Glove league’s labor relations arm, on agreement also allows an urinaly­ catl(>ns available from two. Bob Roy and Ron Roy each had New Y ork 55 25 .488 —- W E N E E D A Dental Assistant - Part Glastonbury Board of Ed­ New York Mets voted to the Award last season and will be Tuesday, asked the court for a sis during the seasonal there is time for Specialty Prac­ tw o hits. M ontreal 45 34 .554 lO'/j temporary and preliminary in­ suspicion of drug use. SOME P U C E S ucation, Glastonbury, CT Philadelphia 40 41 .494 15'/3 starting lineup, was the leading making his first All-Star start. REQUIRE tice. Become part of a junction to block implementation In papers filed with the court, the DAIRY FARMS 06033. Phone 633-5231, ext.. Chicago 34 44 .425 21 vote-getter for the National Carter is hitting only .241 but has EXPEMENCE motivated, people or­ 441. Affirmative Action. Charter Oak Pittsburgh 34 47 .420 21'/i of the drug program pending union said it had asked the CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE League All-Star team, which was 13 homers and 57 RBI. He won his iented staff. Rewarding EOE M /F . Tierney's defeoted Elmore Assco., St. Louis 34 48 .415 22 arbitration. ICE CREAM We Qlve Itl . position for an organized West Division announced today by the Commis­ sixth consecutive selection with management council to go to 9-4, W ednesday at R tzG erald Field. Supervisory person. Call 646-4811. Tom Fortin ripped o tripled and two Houston 45 39 .534 — 1.486.141 votes. Since 1970, when The union said it had asked the arbritation on the Rozelle plan SALES REPRESENTATIVE Special Education Aide - Son Francisco 45 39 , 534 — sioner’s Office. singles, while Brion McAuley hod three the fans regained the vote for the court for a hearing on its request immediately after the commis­ A s s is ta n t Glastonbury Public San Diego " 43 41 .512 2 Strawberry attracted 1,619,511 has immediate openings for full hits and Tom Hammick and John A tlanta 42 42 .500 3 starting teams, only Carter, for today. sioner announced it at a news Nationally recognized Schools. 10 month, 28 Butler each hod two for Tierney's. For Cincinnati 38 43 .449 5'/j votes, more than 135.000 ahead of multi-unit retail chain Is hours per week. Applica­ Elmore, Joe Murphy hod two hits. Johnny Bench and Ted Simmons In filing the grievance, union conference and wanted an answer time second shift freezer selec­ PRODUCTION Los Angeles 38 44 .452 7 the next most popular player in the president Gene Upshaw, a former within 24 hours. When it did not MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 currently seeking a per­ tions available from Glas­ Wotinesdav's Oomes have been selected as starting son to assist our Area fan balloting — his teammate, All-Pro lineman with the Oakland tors. Excellent starting wages, WORKERS tonbury Board of Educa­ Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 3 catchers for the National League. receive one, the union said, it Manager. /) tion, Glastonbury, Ct. Cincinnati 11, New York 1 catcher Gary Carter. and Los Angeles Raiders, said decided to file the suit to force the • Good typing skills required • Chtcogo 4, San Francisco 3,10 Innings Miirphy earned his fifth straight 100% major medical. Applications Your time will be spent 06033. Phone 633-5231, Ext. 6 Some plant experi­ Montreal 2, Houston 1 starting assignment with a .273. Rozelle was ’’making a grand­ arbitration. working In our Vernon 441. Affirmative Action. Basketball The third Mets starter is first • High school graduate • ence preferred. Pittsburgh 4, Son Diego 4 baseman Keith Hernandez. average. 14 homers and 36 RBI. now being taken. Apply in person. store as well as learning EOE M /F.______Los Angeles 8, St. Louis 2 a Pleasant phone voice • the sales, merchandizing Must be available for Thursday's Oomes Also selected to the starting Gwynn held off a late surge by and personnel tunctlons P a rt Time In s e rte rs ’ SI. Louis (Tudor 4-4) at San Diego team for next Tuesday’s game at Montreal’s Tim Raines to win by Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 of the Area Manager. either 1st or 2nd wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Sautharn (Draveefcy 7-7) Houston were second baseman 82.848 votes for his debut as a • good salary • pleasant atmosphere shift. Attractive Pittsburgh (Walk 4-4) at San Francisco ROJ J. SMITH, inc. pm. Saturday 8:30 am to 2 pm. This Is a Growth oppor­ tor Bob. Penoulns 43 (Jeff Gott 9, Kanty 7, (Blue 5-4) Ryne Sandberg of Chicago, short­ starter. Gwynn. the 1984 NL • hoatth benefits • holidays & birthdays tunity that can develop starting rate and be­ Into a salaried manage­ Pout Sferslond 7), Knicks 38 (BUI Fotos Clnclnriatl (Welsh 3-2) at Montreal stop Ozzie Smith of St. Louis, third batting champ, is hitting .335. ( nefit package with $650-92000 14, John M u lry 11). (B.SmIth 4-S), (n) baseman Mike Schmidt of Phila­ Sandberg makes his second start INSURANSMITHS SINCE ment position. Style 52 (BUI Plllard 14, Sol Walker Atlanta (Z.SmIth 7-9) ot New York For confidential Interview: .We offer an excellent arrow space 12, Ben Grzvb)), Indian Jrs. 44 (Mike (Oleda 9-2), (n) delphia and outfielders Dale at second base. He has a .276 WEEKLY CAUBER Lo fa 11, M o tt Vaughn 10). Phllodeliihia (Hudson 44) ot Houston Murphy of Atlanta and Tony average with 43 RBI. Smith makes C a ll I Denise fToberts Dairy Farms starting wage ot $4 per company. Apply at 1914 hour plus full benefit National Music and Vi­ (Knudsen 0-2), (n) Gwynn of San Diego. his fourth straight start at short­ Sermatech Techni­ Chlcogo (Mover 1-1) at Los Angeles 643-2711 package and commis­ deo Co. needs Top Dis­ stop and joined Strawberry, Car­ Ice Cream cal Services, 654 Eaatarn (Hershlser 7-4), (n) Strawberry was hitting .295 with sion. tributors and Sales 13 home runs and 45 runs batted in ter. Sandberg and Murphy in Fred's Auto 38 (Bob Stonlev 12, Ed ■ r Please call for Interview Hayden StAtion Rd. Reps. Excellent Income Stock 10), Quick Shooters 33 (Paul Due to mechanical problems, through Wednesday. He is the first attracting more than I million 40 Tolland Stage Road appointment at 568-2744. Windsor Ct. Take Perrochlo 10, Brian M orlarlty 10). 649-5241 and repeat business. NL player ever to start All-Star votes. Smith is batting .290 and is Cusono Lawn 58 (Rob Cusano 14, all of the boxBcores could not be 65 5. C«nt«r 8tr««t 191 exit 39, Kennedy Games in his first three full known as the ’’ Wizard of Oz’ ’ for Pbotemat Corp. F le tch e r 11), Smoke 31 (C oveii io, included In today’s paper. ManchttT, Ct Sanrl?rotprikralii Tolland, CT 06084 EOE/M/F Rd. (702) 831-4682 CorrIerelO). , seasons in the major leagues. his fielding exploits. \.'

16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 10, 1986 L»a FOCUS SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Tall ships sailing Red Sox handed KIT *N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ^ 3 into Connecticut victory hy Angels HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 18 n ... page 11 ... page 15 Shop Carpenter Foremon School Aide - Glastonbury for woodworking shop. Public Schools. 10 month, M/F experienced In su­ 28 hours per week. Appli­ pervision. Joiner, sows, cations available from planers, etc. Salary com- Glastonbury Board of Ed­ ntensurate with ability. ucation, Glastonbury, CT Call for appointment, 649- 06033. Phone 633-5231 ext. - lii# 4371. 441. Affirmative Action. HoiiM CIsdnliHI * OtiMfp RomotMtllng/Corpofifry Odd f#6s..: Trucking,, EOE. M/F. doblt young woman wilt Work. ’Am HIoiw, docks Homo nddtnk Voo-nomo Wanted - to llye-ln and clton your fiomo with ond roBliifi.infur«d. Coil It, wo It. PfOO ost(> II give assistance to older coro. AvollaMo o rogu- Og^.foirmiir> MMSM. rtMtOt, llligmd, 84HM8. yptd' couple. Gentleman Is a tor IMSI* or fofi tpoclaf MThf bed patient. Please call Real oceotlont. No lobfootilg ri$iNirt(iPr,Tr«o Sorvtco Wo Riwor r 649-1754. or' small. Quality work, l ^ kikofTfwek^yt O t T ^ ^ E Otlpp^HNwr. yoamof Estate coll 6 ; » ^ . L ^ E s - " f a t aurliratrrManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hrralft iconsldor- Secretarial Aide - Glaston­ lyond Hon- bury Public Schools. 10 ...... I...... *«!gnii.».i»ii)«iii ■ month, 28 hours per week. IHDMES Nomo your own prl Oollvoring cioon form Collars, aHtc%. garogill H E lM D E U Itt Fainting, Paporhgngfng loom; Syordt 875 piuhtox. doontd. Junk iiouiod, of Education, Glaston­ All real estate advertised Fumfturo ond «»MlaneOf bury, Ct. 06033. Phone In the Manchester Herald E Romevot. coll 6464761. Also sond, stono, and Forrdnd Remodoling — grovoi. COII6434S04. movod. .Odd. |obt. Vory n-u 633-5231, Ext. 441. Affirma­ Is subject to the federal Coblnott, roofmg, gut- honost, dtponddblo tive Action. EOE M/F. Fair Housing Act of 1968, tors, room additions, worktr^^ 35 yothrs oxpo- Science Aide - Glaston< which makes It Illegal to docks, oil typos of romo* rionco In moving.' 8464M9 Gejdenson bury Public Schools. 10 advertise any preference, doling and ropolrs. FREE [ELKTHieAt, gnytlmo. Israel seals ' month, -28 hours per week. limitation or discrimina­ osfimotos. Fully Insurod. D E D Londscoplno. VaecF Applications available tion based on race, color, Odd Jobs By Studont tram Glastonbury Boord religion, sex or national Tolopbono 6434017, onor Oumg« Eloefflo— Having tfon cuttings, hodoo titm- 6pm, 647-8509. Eloetrteol Probloms? mlOng, Prunings, Rowor Hodgo dipping, window I MUSICAL I CARS of Education, Glaston­ origin, or an Intention to Nood a lorgo ikr o small dooning, pointing, onv- FOR SALE says views bury, Ct. 06033. Phone make any such prefer­ E shrub plontings. Prop ITEMS Carpentry and romodol' RopgiriMWo SpoctoHM in ostlmdtos. Coll 6594436 Ihlitg. Coll Mark. 6494695. 633-5231, ext. 441. Affirma­ ence, limitation or dis­ Mornings, Into ovontngs.' tive Action. EOE M/F. crimination. The Herald ing sorvicos Comploto RosIdonIM Work. Jostph oftor 5:30pm. Plano - Like new,.Spinet. 1979 Cadillac Seville - two seaports, homo ropolrs ond romo- Dumas. 7*ollv Uconsod. — ...... Oak. Full keyboord. Coll will not knowingly accept dollng. Quollty work. Nof- Pro# Esilmotos. 6464E53. BOokkOopIng fuilchorgo Buying o Homo? HOvo It White, fully loaded! Low Manchester Medical of­ any advertisement which oroncos, llconsod ond In- 14 .yoors oxporloneo for hispodod by o rogtotorod 649-7327. mileage. Economical Die­ are district’s fice needs part time per­ Is In violation of the low. sel. Sharp! $4795 or best son to assist physician. turod. Coll 6464185. small businoss. WrifoCE profosslonol engineer, offer. Call 646-3824 aftbr NBoojftkotFlno, df Toroso giso stoto certified os o IMISCELLANEDUS Answer phone, schedule Manchester 2 tamlly 5-5 3 . Rdi, Monetiostor, CT, rosidonftol energy owtl- 5:30pm. appointments and type. bedroom west side of tor. Homo inspection 3or- I FDR SALE By George Layng raids Lebanon 20-25 hours per week. town. Needs some work. 1976 Bulck Century. 4 Herald Reporter Salary based on expe­ $136,900. Kiernan Realty, Au Hoftry Porsonaiizod viee, 6494610. door, V8, air, power Indopondont Construe- Pogorty Brothers ^ Bo- Uown Coro-Comploto 24 Karet Gold Plated rience. Experience pre­ 649-1147. Thompson Sub Machine breaks, power steering, ferred. Reply to Box GG, fton Co. OonoFOl Controc- threom romodoling; In- town coro and- tandscons- dffwn you hove somo- automatic, re.bullt trans­ Democrat Sam Gejdenson is actively running for a Spring Street Colonial. 7 ton. custom homo build­ Moltotlon .water hooters, ing. Prop ostimafos, tullV Ittina to sdr; find g mdi Gun. Korean War fourth term representing ConnA-tieut's 2nd Congres­ Area in ‘state of panic’ c/o the Manchester Commerative 45 caliber. mission. Needs paint. Herald. luxurious rooms, 2 V2 ing ond romodoling, gorbogo disposois; foucot Insurod, ail work guoron- buvordteoasv way ...with $1875. Call 649-9137 after sional District in Washington, but his campaign siding, oxcovoflon,' otc. ropolrs. 6494539. Viso/M- ..ttod, sontor cittxins dis­ 0 low^osf od In Ootsi- Fully operative. Call 649- strategy consists mostly, of doing his job. baths, fireplace and mag­ 2530. 5:30 dally. Saturday and Medical Receptionist - nificent lot at the base of Coll 4564865 or 456-7215. ostorCord oecoptod. counts, 647-1249. flod.M3>2711. Sunday anytime. Instead of attacking his Republican opponents. following bombing runs Case Mountalnl Full time or part time. Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with Gejdenson said Thursday in an interview with the $189,900."We guarantee Honda 1980 civic. 5 speed. Call 647-7329. m poles. $30. 643-8095.D Herald, he chooses to spend time discussing the our houses" Blanchard 8> $1,400 or best offer. 649- concerns of eastern Connecticut with his constituents. Lebanese television showed a video­ Rossetto Real Estate 646- BEIRUT. Lebanon (IIP I) — Israeli Couples to work with Whirlpool Washer - like 9388. It'^ a practice he has maintained throughout his children. An excellent op- 2482.0 warplanes streaked over Beirut on tape of the four guerrillas training new, 4 wash cycles, varia­ congressional career, one that he said dispels charges reconnaissance missions today and before the raid The guerrillas, all in portlnltv for married cou­ ble water levels, water 1972 Dodge Dart - Fair ples to work together South WIndsor-See this I HDMES l99dCDNDDMINIUMS 199^ APARTMENTS condition. Dependaole. he is not effectively helping the district. their naval ships sealed off two their 2fls, were also shown clasping Merchandise temperature selector. " I don't think there's a district that can match us in helping troubled youth. 1 Vj year old U8,R contem­ FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR RENT $175. Moving. 649-0354. $600. Call after 8pm.649- southern I,ebanese ports, security hands and appeared relaxed and You will be trained and porary. Nice family room 9572, ask for Mike. constituent services." he said. sources said. confidenl. receive consultation on off the large living room. 3 While his two GOP opponents — Francis "Bud" Government Homes from 5 Room Townhouse Con­ 474 Main Street, 3 room For Sale - Air conditioner, Two Israeli jets cracked .sonic booms how to help these children bedrooms, 2’/2 baths, dominium - 2 bedrooms, One of a kind — 1985 Mullen of New London and James Pabilonia of In a joint statement in Beirut. Ih(> $1(U repair). Delinquent apartment. $400 monthly. window fan, kitchen set over the capital while on reeonaissanee by establishing a nurch- fleldstone fireplace, for­ tax property. Reposses­ 1'/2 baths, full basement, Utilities not Included. No FURNITURE Bronco with Eddie Bauer Windham — have admitted Gejdenson is popular, Damascus-based P F L P and a pro- and lounge chairs. Call missions one day after Israeli war­ churlng, family like home mal dining room, also an sion. Call 805-687-6000. air conditioning, all ap­ appliances. Security. Call 649-7561. f package. Air condition­ they have also criticized him for being out of touch Syrian I,ebanese group took responsi­ office or study on the ing, 351 V-8, AM-FM- for them. Salary plus Ext. H-9965 tor current pliances, pool, $75,000. By 6^2426 weekdays 9 to 5. with the stands of most district residents. In planes bombarded Palestinian targets bility for the allempled infiltration room and board plus ex­ lower level with own en­ cassette, and much more. repo list. owner. 647-7940. particular, they note that the district has twice voted in a southern Lebanese refugee camp, cellent fringe benefits. Im­ trance. Asking $212,900. Manchester - 2 bedroom, A neat truck for $12,000. killing four people. The groups said their gunmen slaged U&R Realty 643-2692.0 Call 649-2286 after 6 p.m. to elect President Ronald Reagan, while Gejdenson mediate openings avallo- Vernon. New listing. South Village Condomini­ wall-to-wall carpeting, King - Sized bed. Firm ENDROLLS "a seaborne suicide operation against vle. Contact Dennis E. has consistently opposed the Republican president’s "A slate of alert and panic still $157,500. Striking contem­ ums. 3 room condomi­ appliances, alrconditlon- mattress. Two twin box 27'A width - 258 the Zionist enemy ... nnd engaged the Kane at 203-569-4780 or Five Family-Beautiful nium. 165 South St. No.42. 13% width - 2 tor 258 1972 Bulck Wagon. Power policies. prevails in the area. The Israeli porary on secluded 3.6 Ing, heat. No pets. Clean. springs. Frame. Excellent Israeli army in a battle with ail kinds of write Residential Direc­ modern units In an Infla­ acres! Very unique home Rockville. Asking $45,900. Available August 15. $575 MUST be picked up at the steering and brakes. Auto­ The two, who voiced similar criticism of Gejden- gunboats are sealing off the shore and tion hedging business condition. Will be sold matic transmission. Easy firearms nnd grenades” They elaiinef! tor 474 School St. East that must be seen to be Inquire at premises. a month. 647-9137. with 2 complete sets of Manchester Herald Office son’s abilities in recent interviews with the Herald, they might open their fire at any time” Hartford C T 06108. Affil­ zoned location! Must see. appreciated, new carpet­ before 11 A.M. ONLY. start. Very reliable. are expected to face one another in a September a police source said. five Israelis were killed. sheets, 1 bedspread. All Needs some body work. iated with Bovs Town. We guarantee our ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ A Practical Solution...To Bolton - Charming 2 room for $220, or best offer. primary following the Republican nominating con­ Police sources .said four Israeli houses" Blanchard 8< Ros­ $200. Call 646-3365. CREC Is an EOE M/F. pliances, fantastic floor to paying rent! Adorable 4 country apartment for Au­ 643-8082, evenings 8< wee­ vention Saturday. Mullen has contended he has warplanes streaked in from the Medi­ setto Real Estate 646; room Townhouse Condo, celling fireplace, home gust 15th occupancy. $375 kends. Keep trying!. enough support to win at the convention, but Pabilonia terranean Sea on Thursday and hit four Teacher/DIrector needed 2482.0 can easily accomodate a 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full month. Rental Includes 1971 Blue VW Bug-excel­ lent condition, AM/FM has said he will easily win the 20 percent of the Palestinian targets in the Ain el Hilweh for September 1986 to large or small family, private basement, cherry utilities. Prefer single per­ Queen Size Water Bed for work with 3 and 4 year old Beautifully decorated two very versatile floor plan. cabinets, fully applianced sons. No pets. Lease and cassette. Asking $950. Call delegates needed to force a primary. camp on the edge of Sidon. 24 miles sale. Excellent condition. TAG SALES otter 6pm 649-8972. children. Experience with bedroom townhouse. This Call tdday for a private kitchen, plush carpet, security deposit required. Call 646-1047. Gejdenson. who is unopposed for his party’s south of Beirut. Insurers preschool children re- spectacular end unit fea­ showing 1 Realty World, built In 1984. $79,900. Jack- Call 643-7427. nomination, said Thursday that although Reagan The l.sraell Defense Force identified aulred. Send resume to; tures a fireplace, 2 full son E Jackson Real Est­ On Going' Tag Sale - may be personally popular, his constituents agree 646-7709.D Starting Fridov July 4th. 2 the targets as suspected bases of the Bolton Cooperative baths, a 2 car garage, bath ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.a Rockville - Excellent Save money on cleaning MDTDRCYCLES/ don’t agree with the president's positions on national products by using ammo­ weeks, all day and (there Fatah wing of the Palestine Liberation Nursery School, P.O. Box a deck and a balcony with Manchester. 177,900. You neighborhood. Remo­ MDPEDS and international issues. "I'm where the district is on offer to a view, tennis courts and nia, diluted to the strength after ,after4pm). No offer Organization, the Abu Mousa. the' 9233, Bolt6n, C T 06040 must see this Executive deled 2 bedroom apart- the issues," he said, much more. Only one BUSINESS recommended on the bot­ refused. 139 Hollister st., Popular Front for the Liberation of Raised ranch on the Glas­ rhent. $450" plus utilities. Manchester. 1982 Yamaha Heritage Gejdenson said most 2nd District residents stand Dental Receptionist - 4 year old. Offered at tle, for washing walls and Palestine and the Democratic Front for tonbury line. 3 x-tra large PRDPERTY 644-1882 after 6pm. Special-Bought new last with him in his oppositiopJo Reagan’s plan to increase day work week. Busy $98,S00.Joyce G. Epstein bedrooms plus 2 more windows. Bring extra mo­ the Liberation of Palestine groups — Real Estate 647-8895.0 ney Into your horhe by Tag Sole - J u l y ^ and 12, year. $800 or best offer. U.S. military involvement in (ilentral America by cover 8th office. Experience neces­ partially finished on the Two Bedroom, range, re- the latter three backed by Syria sary. Please send resume Italian Restaurant. Very selling no-longer-needed 9-3. To benefit girls' Coll 649-2530. aiding the rebels seeking to overthrow the Sandinista lower level. 16x21 living busy, very good restau­ frlgeroter, dishwasher. Soccer team from Den­ Police said four people were killed to Dental Office, 147 East Manchester - 3 bedroom room and super 21x27 No pets. $575 month. 646- Items with a low-cost ad In government in Nicaragua, Center St., Manchester. Ranch on private lot In rant In prime, down-town Classified. 643-2711. mark. Something for eve­ 1976 Harley Davidson and six wounded during the air strike — family room. Floor to location. Seats 60, plus. 2319. ryone. 66 East Eldridge St. XLCH1000 In mint condi­ They also support doing more to help protect the After two months in the lurch, the desirable location. Fire- celling window, wrap­ environment, he said. the second on Ain al Hilweh since March ' Eighth Utilities District tonight will gel Custodian - Glastonbury placed living room, eat-ln Carpeted, tables and (off Autumn). tion. 12,000 original miles. around deck,central vac chairs, counter seats, ov­ e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Asking $3,000. Call any­ Some 60 percent of district residents rely on 27. insurance coverage for llie next 12 ■ Public Schools. 12 month kitchen, large deck with and pool are only some of room, heated apartment. I7,;JTV/STERED/ Two fighter jets provided cover while awning. 2 car garage. ens, freezers, etc. In­ Garage Sale - Saturday, time. 635-1998. underground wells for their water — a concern he said months. position. 40 hours per the extras 2'/2 acre treed, No appliances. Security. I '3 1 a p p l ia n c e s the other two fired their rockets, setting week. Applications avail­ $134,900. 646-6847. cluded. Call today for July 12, 10 to 4. 26 West­ he has addressed by sponsoring a bill to increase private, lot makes this a your appointment to see! $520 monthly plus utilities. minster Rd., Manchester. federal efforts to study groundwater contamination ablaze the P F L P base and an ammuni­ District Insurance (’ommissioner able from Glastonbury true mini-estate. D.W. Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Panasonic Upright Va­ Thomas Landers said the Board of Rockville - For Sale or Asking $90,000. Strano lQ 7 d MISCELLANEDUS around the country. Gejdenson. who has received high tion depot and smashing the nearby Board to Education, Glas­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 or to 5 cuum — With attach­ Directors will choose from three rent with option to buy. Real Estate, 647-7653.0 AUTDMDTIVE marks from environmental groups, also criticized .buildings and cars, police said. tonbury, CT 06033. Phone 871-1400.O ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 proposals by insurance agents to 633-5231 ext. 441. Affirma­ $5,000 down. Owner fi­ WANTED TD Reagan’s record in the effort to stop acid rain. "The smoke was billowing all over Sparkling Brand New - 2 months old. $50. Good I provide coverage after the enrrent tive Action. EOE. M/F. nancing. 8 room Victo­ story Duplex In Coventry For Sole -1982 Oldsmoble In addition. Gejdenson said he has kept jobs in the the area. Fire brigades rushed to the Don't be Bashful! Owners Rentals condition. Call 646-3245 | b u y / tr a d e policy expires Tuesday If. asexpe<'led. rian. $750 a month plus have reduced price and on 2.7 acres of beautifully otter 5pm. Toronada. Excellent Con­ district by helping businesses, including as Roosevelt scene to" pul off the fires that flared in an agent is seleeled al tonight’s special utilities. Call 742-8932 or are anxious to sell! Sta- wooded sight. 11 miles dition.Complete luxury Mills in Vernon and a computer company in Putnam. 742-0417. American Flyer Trains the area.” a witness said. meeting, the decision will end two N eat Apron tlev 8 room Colonial, 3 from downtown Manches­ Electric Stove, 5 years car. $10,000. 1984 Ford During a typical week, he said he spends an average of and accessories. High The planes, flying al a low altitude, months of concern and scrambling that bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, fin­ IRDDMS ter. Very close to shop­ old. $75. Call 646-6359 after cash value paid. Call 627- F'150 Explorer 4x4. Low four days in the district — from Friday through ished walk-out basement, ping areas. Various local mileage, excellent condi­ fired II rockets on residential areas in occurred when no bids for coverage FDR RENT 5pm. 9848. Monday. j Strawberry Patch 2 car garage, deck, deluxe lakes, and golf course. tion. Must see. $10,000. Sidon while Israeli gunboats provided were received in May gas grill. Forest Hills. * Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ “ I know this district better than anyphe else,” he cover from the sea. a police source said. said. $169,900.Jackson & Jack- Ladles Only. Nice, quiet day - Friday. ] GDDD THINGS lent running condition. Palestinians retaliated with anti­ Landers said this morning lhr> three room tor rent. Senior I CAMPERS/ Pabilonia. a broker on leave from Merrill Lynch, agents, including the current carrier, son Real Estate, 647-8400 ITD EAT Good solid truck. Rigged aircraft and machine-gun fire but or 646-8646.0 citizen or working girl. . Manchester Main St. 3 TRAILERS for plowing. $5,000. 1982 has criticized Gejdenson for not doing enough^ to are scheduled to make presentations to Located on bus line. Ref­ Ford E250 Van. Good apparently missed the planes that room$, stove, and refrig­ Pick Your Own Raspber­ attract business for the district'^s defense industries — the board. Landers said he hopes one Bolton. $126,900. Super 3 erences and security. Af­ erator. For more Informa­ condition with racks. particularly Electric Boat in Groton. He also has hovered over the area for an hour ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. Herald photo by Rocha will be chosen tonight. bedroom L-ranch with a tion call 563-4438 or 529- $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. charged that Gejdenson once refused a seat on the before leaving at dusk. Bunker Hill Rd. Coventry. Sleeps 6. Fully self con­ The district's current insurance great 16x20 family rm with 7858. tained. Shower and toilet. 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Plot House Armed Services Committee — a position that Israeli Defense Force spokesmen Manchester sleeping Call for details. 742-8402. 128, All best offer. Good Mowing along carrier is the W.J. Irish Insurance beamed cathedral celling, Sacrifice at $2195. Call could have helped him steer contracts to EB. said pilots scored.“ good hits" on the kitchen with room for working gentle­ terms on all vehicles. No Agency. man. $185 a month plus String beans - pick your 429-0633. money down to qualified Gejden.son. however, denied he was ever offered a targets during the air raid, which came skylight.Screened-ln I HDMES own. Natslsky Farm, 644- Eileen Donovan cuts her landlord’s grass at 235 Center St. porch Ond good size deck security deposit and refer­ buyer. Private seller. Call position on the Armed Services Committee. Mo­ Thursday in the heat of the afternoon. Donovan had to 12 hours after the guerrilla infiltration, The dislricl reerdved no bids this ences. No cooking, no FDR RENT 0304. Also other vegeta­ 643-1021. reover. he said he has been helpful to EB. noting that and returned safely to Israel. spring when it first sought to renew its from which to enloy the bles. private rear yard. Fire- pets. 643-2121. Automotive the company has just completed its best year ever. maneuver the lawn mower up and down the steep slopes ef the The IDF declined comment on annual coverage — something that had placed living rm, dining Beautiful No. Coventry front yard, cutting weeds and grass. She said she was worried whether the air attack was in reprisal never happened before. That prompted setting - single or couple INVITATION TO BID «0St rm and garage. D.W. Fish 19 9 ^APARTMENTS FUEL DIL/CDAL/ HtOCKANUM SCHOOL MEDIA for the coastal attack. the hoard to allow Landers to negotiate Realty, 643-1591 or 871- only. Available August I Please turn to page 10 about waking up her baby, who slept peacefully inside. FDR RENT 1st. 2 months security. IFIBEWDDD CENTER WALL REMOVAL" Four guerrillas and two Israeli separately with a number of firms 1400.0 I CARS The Board of Education, 110 which had expressed Interest hut did References. $600. 742-6141. Lone Hill. Drive, East Hart­ soldiers were killed in gun battles that Ozzle and Harriet would For Rent - 4 room apart­ For Sale - Firewood. Save FDR SALE ford, Ct., will receive sealed broke out as the gunmen landed in a not submit offers. have loved to raise,their ment. Heat, hot water and Vernon-South Windsor money, buy now. 4 foot bids for "HOCKANUM rubber dinghy on the Lebanese coast, line. 6 rooms, working SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER Landers said the three agents will family In this dellghful appliances Included. 2 lengths. $60 a cord, cut W A L L R EM O VAL". Bid In­ north of the Israeli border. Nine Israeli explain to board members how their months security. No child­ married couple only. Rent and split $90 or cut to Town family loses all in Florida older colonial. 9 rooms, 4 formation and specifications sqldiers were wounded in the attack. offers differ from the district’s original ren or pets. $425 a month. negotiable. No pets. 644- order. All prices Include ore available at the Business bedrooms, enormous Military sources said the four infiltra­ 20x20 family room, 2 fire­ 649-9297. 0304. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto Office. Sealed bids will be re­ bid specifications. Landers has said the ceived until Thursday, July tors apparently intended to slip into district will end up paying more than places, lovely grounds. Irons, AM -FM radio, air 24, 1986 at 1:00 p.m. at which Prytkos’ van stolen with cash, checks and medicine Call today. You'll be glad Charming Victorian ISTDRE AND oond., beige with tan Inte­ time they will be publicly Israel from the security zone in the $46..552 it currently pays. The board ‘y o u did. Jackson & Jack- apartment - 4 rooms. I DFFICE/RETAIL rior. Under 14,000 miles In opened and rood aloud. The southern Lebanon and kill Israeli has budgeted about 50 percent more for IDFFICE SPACE iiifii. i,ake County deputy brought Ihein son Real Estate, 646-8400 South Manchester. Ma­ I EQUIPMENT excellent condition. $9,800 Board of Education reserves staff and wire reports Along with the money. John Prytko lost civilians. insurance in 1986-87. ture couple. First floor. or best offer. 633-2468. the right to accept or relect back to the hotel, where Kansupada is or 646-8646. □ any or oil bids or the right to his blood-pressure medication and the No pets. $400 month plus Manchester - Downtown For sole. 9x12 oil wool waive technical formalities If TAVARES, Fla. — A family of Manches­ thyroid medicine one of his three children letting therh stay for free. Kansupada even JustIISTedI Fulld. mered utilities. 649-2400 after retail or office space, 1750 braided rug, Chippendale It Is In the best Interest to do ter residents vacationing at Orange County needs. lent them his car so they could get a APPLIQUE cape. 1'/2 baths, fireplace, 5pm. square feet. 668-1447. so. temporary credit card and groceries. sofa, 83 Inches long. Ex­ Park found themselves stranded this week The van and its contents are worth 2 car garage and a great cellent condition. Kero­ Richard A. Huot Because their ID cards were taken, the T O D A Y ’S H ER A LD 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, Manchester Downtown Director when robbers stole their van and everything roughly $12,000. Ann Prytko said. lot In the Verplanck sene heater, only 2 years 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Business Services fam ily! can’t rent a car. According to gas for cooking, third Offices. 500 to 1800 square Air condition, power in it — including clothing, medicine and The family left Manchester July 3 and school district. "We gud- old. Quartz heater, 2 Chip­ 01987 Kansupada. the county sheriff’s office rantee our houses" Blan­ floor. Reliable middle feet. Heat, air, lanitor, pendale wing chairs, an­ steering, power brakes, $2,000 in cash and checks. arrived in Tavares Tuesday. Later that day. chard E Ro$setto Real aged adults preferred. No parking, 649-5334. new transmission, shocks helped the family get a car so that they could tique night stand, original The five-member John Prytko family had they went for a swim at Orange County make the trip to Disney World. Index Estate 646-2482.P pets. Security. Referen­ milk red paint. Bench set and rear springs. $2,000 or LROAL NOTICE Selling an idea 13811 ces. 646-6113. saved for two years to take the Florida Park. If the van isn’t found soon. Prytko said, the 20 pages, 2 sections complete with weights. best offer. 646-8787 or Manchester residents shouldn’t be ^ Small-AA«diurn'Larg« Just llsted-Bebutlful Bol­ RESDRT 649-3467 Offer 6pm. The Bolton Planning Com­ vacation. .— Soon after that. Ann Prytko left the family will fly home. Call after 6pm except Sot. mission will hold o Public surprised this week if they answer a Adutrp , , 14 ton location. This 3 bed­ Modern 3 room first floor PROPERTY anytime. 646-5808. “ We figured it a was nice, safe place. ” swimming area and couldn’t find their blue "There is nothing fancy alwut the van at Sew-simple cover-up for apartment. Heat, applian­ Hearing on Wadntsdov, 16 knock at the door and .find a college- 9 room, 1'/^ bath home has 1972 Volkswagen Super July, at E pm. In tho Town Ann Prytko, 47. said of Kelly Park. “ We Ford van. all." Prytko said. “ I don’t know what kitchen duty, this apron much more to offer. Call ces Included. Ideal for Beetle. Doesn't run. 649- Hall. Comments pn two sub- locked the van all the way up and we felt aged person trying to sell an idea. niRRftifiprl 19-20 is colorfully trimmed Coventry Lake - Water-„ " I ran back and asked my husband. 'Dw5 attracted them. It mu.st have been the today! "We guarantee working mature couple or B0AT8/MARINE 8241. Keep frylno. dlvlsons ore sought. everything would be OK. You hear about Canvassers for the Connecticut Citizen with rick rack. front cottages nowovallo- you move it?” ’ she said. suitcases and stuff inside." nr»nnir« A colorful quilt with ap- aur houses" Blanchard E retired lady. No pets. e q u ip w e n t 1. A proposal by Lawrence Action Group will be in town for the next No. 1881 with Photo- ble. $150-$2S0 q week. 742- ISSI things like this all the tim e.” she said “ She was going crazy,” said her husband, Mayor Barbara ftr Weinberg said today P.nnnpr.tiriit 4,5 pliqued Strawberries adds Rossetto Real Estate 646- References and Security. F. Flono to create 019 lot sub­ ■ few days trying to raise money for the fl Guide is in sizes Small, a year-round sprin^ime 646-6113. 3022. INVITATibN TO BID division, Rono Heldhts Sec- Thursday”. a middle school music teacher. “ She that she was trying to contact any family Pntprtflinmpnt 19 Medium and L^rge. Me­ 2482.0 16'foot Mod River canoe, organization’s lobbying efforts. Story accent to your bedroom The Manchester Public Hon IV, on the eatt'plde of C.K. Kansupada. the ipanager of the hotel couldn’t believe it; the thing wasn't there.” members that might be in town. Fnriift 11 dium (12-14), IH yards or guest room. Use a paddles Included. Used School solicits bids for PAR- Birch Mountain Rd. north of “ There must be somebody in Manchester on page 3. Now taking applications I WANTED the Reno Rd. lunctlon. One where the Prytkos were staying, said the The theft also left the family without I nrni n6>u/« .3-4 in o f 46-inch. bright polka-dot fabric for 1 and 2. bedroom four times. Excellent con­ TIAL ROOF REPLACE­ — family or friends — who would want to I CONDOMINIUMS TO RENT dition. $800. Please coll MENT AT ILLINO JUNIOR new etreet would bo built family had been reimbursed by American eyeglasses, groceries and a camera. All that 1 nttpry 2 TO OROER, ltB4 $2.80 tsr wdl or embroider "dots” . waiting list for elderly HIGH SCHOOL and o FOUR- wHhIn the 32 acre parcel, |r>- help.” she said. psttMS, pwi 809 tsr HstM* M4 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Express for about $1,500 in traveler’s remains are the few belongings they left in nhitiiPripQ in No. ^2530 has implique FOR SALE housing In Manchester. WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP for tereectlne Birch Mountain Weinberg said she hopes the news w ill 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Aak for Hit 1fe6-1987 school year. Rd.. checks. He said that enabled them to stay at their room at the Best Western. npininn fi pattern pieces f blossom Coll between 8:30 and 5 at rally Manchester 'residents to help the A mostly sunny day and leaf ouilting designs Bob.______^ Seolod M dt will bo received 3. A proposal by Mbria a place in Orange Lake, Fla., where they can ‘ ‘They’re in bad shape." Kansupada said. Ppnpip 2 Manchester-Spacious Im­ 528A521.______utiHI July 21,19C6, 2:00 P.M. family. If anyone is concerned over the for plain blocks and bor­ REMOVE GREASE and Branco and J. Mlnlcucd for be closer to Disney World. He said he tried to help them the best he today, skies will be mostly sunny and 15-17 maculate candomlnlum 12 foot Aluminum Boot. for root roplacoment and re-tubdivttlon of Let 3A, now incident, they can contact the mayor’s RpnrtR ■M TM . H.T. ISSN der; full directions for Taking applications for a rust from outdoor metal 2:30 P.M . for tiM four-wlieol .The family will continue vacationing at could. highs will be around 80 with winds erlsl Uasis, SiSrtu ultt Zir quilt 80 X 98 inches. featuring 3 large bed­ 7'/i horse power motor Hie Bronco proporty, o roar office. Weinberg said. Tplpvininn 14 C4MH, S IIM ^M W as< SM. 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ furniture the easy way. drivo pickup, at which Hme let hovlno acoeet to both Disney World, until they return to the Best Orange County Deputy RBBert Hughley northwest around 10 mph. T ^ ig h t will rooms, formal dining and troller. $650 - firm. they will be publldv opened. 11 « /W/nrIH 7 Ts siiir. nsd $2M|, tsr sash room, full basement and rooms, $500 per month Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Brandy St. and School Rd. A Western Hospitality Motel in Tavares on gave the Prytkos a ,ride to the Lake County She said that some local effort should be be cloudy with a low around M, Details New FASHION with Coll Bill, 64»6339.. The right Is reserved to re- o ^ e n of the Branco parcel Weather 2 Photo-Guide pattefua in fitters, flsi 809 tir H*ti(S u4 central air. Pool, tennis and a 3 room apartment, 1 tine and rub the metal lect any ond ell bids. SpecHl- Monday. Kansupada said. line and $90 from his own pocket. From made to'help the Prytkos return home. on page 2. Disillif. woiild be tranaterred to Mi- all aise ranges, has a courts, clubhouM, Ini- b ^ro o m with heat and until spots disappear. To 14' Aluminum Boot - SVb coMoni ond bid forms moy bo nlcucd. UtMUIfT hot water. $375 per month. secured et the Basinets Ot- apecial Grace 0>la Collec- HsrsM moculofe grounds. Of­ sell Idle^Jtems the easy Evinrude motor and R. B. OORTON, Utm tor larger sisca: p|ua iiMm.sl4 For appointment call: way, use alow-cost od In Hce, 4S North School Street, Mwl^lLV.ItStr fered of *91,900.Joyce G. trailer. $1,200 firm. Call Monchester< Connecticut. CHAIRMAN X BONUS Couponal . Epstein Real Estate 647- Phllbrick Agency, 646- classified. 646-881A 02087 ^ •6786 Price. . . . 82JM 8895.0 4200.