24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 22, 1984 Police clear Bolton constable in incident Area Towns In Brief Bv Sarah Passell investigation was directed by Sgt. works as a security officer, Julian plate number and trace the driver Herald Reporter Anthony Kalkas of Troop K in declined to discuss the incident. through the state motor vehicle Director resigns PBC seat fiiled Shelter group mulls New England Colchester. The selectmen were unable to department. BOLTON — The Board of BOLTON — The town’s direc­ BOLTON - Thu Board of According to Steeles Crossing describe what kind of training "It’s just as easy to go and wait Selectmen voted Tuesday to tor of health, Manchester physi­ Selectmen and the State Police Road resident Mary Anne Rose, the town constables receive on engag­ for him in his driveway," Merrill appoint Mount Sumner Drive downtown possibilities mother of Richard Rose Jr., her cian Howard J. Lock ward, has loves the veep have cleared town Constable ing in high-speed chases and using said. resident Philip A. Pineo, a son sped away from Julian when announced his decision to resign Kevin Julian of wrongdoing in a their guns. But Deputy First Hartford architect, to fill a ... Julian tried to stop him for driving from the post at the beginning of page 3 page 7 May 4 car chase that brought a Selectman Douglas Cheney, who Cheney said after Monday's vacancy on the Public Building a car with a noisy muffler. meeting that he would release a October. complaint from the mother of the led Monday's meeting in the Commission. teenage driver on whom Julian Julian followed and finally absence of First Selectman Henry more detailed explanation of the Lockward told the Board of Pineo works for the architec­ stopped Rose near the railroad pulled a gun. P. Ryba, said constables are state police ruling that was sent to Selectmen in an Aug. 16 letter tural firm of Jeter. Cook and tracks by Steeles Crossing Road, Mrs. Rose, but only after he is sure In a statement released at their trained to follow the same proce­ that he was timing his resigna­ Jepson. He will replace former Mrs. Rose told the selectmen in regular meeting Tuesday, the dures state troopers learn at the she has received the selectmen's tion to coincide with his retire­ commission member John July. She said he drew his revolver selectmen said; "U is the Board of state police training academy in letter in the mail. ment from private medical Sambogna, who asked not to be and ordered Rose and his compan­ Merrill and a Manchester police Selectmen's belief that Constable Meriden. practice. reappointed when his term ion to lie on the ground while he spokesman both said la.st month Kevin Julian acted in a competent The commander of Troop K, Lt. expired at the end of June. radioed for a slate trooper. and professional manner, drawing Lawrence Merrill, has said that ■ that an officer might chase a car if Lockward recommended the Pineo is not politically Rain likely tonight; Manchester, Conn. upon the training he had pre­ Mrs. Rose called her son's state police are taught to avoid he thinks there is something town appoint his associate, conduct "foolish. " But she suspicious about its occupants. affiliated. partly sunny Friday Thursday, Aug. 23. 1984 viously received and continues to chasing drivers at high speeds Charles W. Wickersham, to But he was the town OOP’s charged that Julian was "irrespon- receive." when they suspect no more than a Asked why the Barracks will not replace him as health director. recommendation for the open­ — see page 2 Single copy: 25® Police declined to disclose any sible'' and ''grossly routine motor vehicle violation. release details of the investigation. Selectmen took no action on his undertrained." ing. Town contractor James details of the investigation, which Merrill said after the May 4 Merrill replied. "That’s the way recommendation at their regu­ Bousfield was the Democrats Hanrhpatrr Hmifi Contacted recently at Sears in was undertaken lust month at the incident that troopers are encour­ it's always been and we don't want lar meeting Tuesday. nomination. request of the selectmen. The the Manchester Parkade, where he aged to take down the cur's license to set a precedent." Jubilant Republicans featuring: ■m

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THIS WEEK DALLAS — Ronald Reagan and George Bush, renominated by a Republican convention confident of victory, deliver acceptance Finally building lots with room speeches tonight that cast the GOP as “ Ameiica’s party” in a fight to enjoy the great outdoorsi with Democratic “ doom and despair." Announcing: The 2,235 delegates ratified the nomination of the president and vice president Wednesday night to set the stage for tonight’s show­ case conclusion of a four-day spectacle without suspense. “ By the time this convention UST HMTFOIID , $87,900 MOUNTAIN WOODS OutHty and Comfortai* yours intNalovaly 7 roomCapacomplataty rsmodaladwtth ¥i badrooms.2 ends, the Republican Party will be balhs, rac room ooith waf bar and n aw v in y la ila rlo r Mova-ln condlllon and maticulousihroughout. CaH for mora datails 64>4060 well on its way to becoming America’s party,” Reagan jubi­ Located on Birch Mt. Road, these lantly declared to ardent suppor­ pick any home and compare it to this gra­ ters waiting for his virtual cious 3 bedroom home on Porter Street. 1.5 - 2.28 acre wooded building coronation. Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater. Hugh fireplaced living room that any fam­ lots await your inspection. If you the champion of the right who ily can fit comfortably into, rec room with suffered a crushing 1964 defeat at have always wanted to live in the hands of Lyndon Johnson, bar and a fabulous lot! Reduced for im­ Manchester—then we invite you bestowed his blessings on the GOP mediate sale! Will Qualify for 13%%. FIXED incumbent. to inspect these lovely wooded “ In your hearts, you know he’s RATE YANKEE MAC MORTGAGE! ...Call / . m f right," Goldwater said of Reagan UPI photo 646-2482 lots. For details call: to the roar of the convention hall — EAST HARTFORD $88,S00 Herald ohoto by Tarquino Texas Senator John Tower (right) hugs his Arizona Salactiva buyara « lll alnoiao ut t)la aioaptional 7* room Colonial laaturlr>g 3 badrooma. 1 '4 batha. IF filled with many who trace their rapiBoad llvtr>g room, finlahad rac room, acraanad-in porch and 2 car Localadinnioafamii'amily political ardor to his own White counterpart, Barry Goldwater, on the podium of the 843 •4060 To Grandmother’s house we go nafghbofhooo Call for an appointmanl. House bid. The approval echoes Republican National Convention Wednesday night in BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. In spite of the rain this morning, grandmother, Jackie Abele, of Chestnut Goldwater’s campaign slogan of 20 years ago. Dallas. Goldwater urged his fellow party members to REALTORS Zinsser Agency four-year-old Nichole Taggart (left), her Street. There’s a good chance rain will keep the conservative tradition. He also repeated an old FR EE 750 Main St., Manchester The 75-year-old Arizona senator 189 WEST CENTER STREET . M A R K E T mother Cheryl, and her youngest continue through the night with clearing also made a ringing repetition of campaign slogan of his: "In your heart, you know he's (Corner of McKee) EVALUATION brother Richard, 3, are off to visit their skies Friday. the declaration he made in his own right. R E A L E S T A T E S E R V IC E S acceptance speech: “ Extremism 646-2482 223 East Centar St., Manchaater 643-4060 646-1511 in the defense of liberty is no vice. ’’ The feisty Goldwater laced his military service" during their The Democrats contend it is a address with attacks on the Demo­ convention last month in San "lavishly produced political com­ SOUTH WINDSOR Doctor fears Sakharovs crats, charging: “ It has been the Francisco. mercial” that is not news, while MANCHESTER foreign policy and defense wea­ A dispute has arisen over the GOP calls it a vital pari of their knesses of Democratic adminis­ whether or not the networks should program. NBC and CNN have trations that have led us into war. ’ ’ air an 18-minute profile of the decided to carry the film, while brainwashed by Soviets He accused the Democrats of president that the Republicans arc 156 E Center St saying "nicer things about the using to introduce him at tonight’s Please turn u> page 10 Manchester Soviet Union than about our session. HAMBURG, West Germany authorities to allow his wife, was drawling and they moved (UPI) — A videotape proves Soviet Yelena Bonner, to leave the slowly and robotlike,’ ’ Bild re­ dissident Andrei Sakharov and his country for medical treatment. ported. “ When Sakharov eats a wife were alive last month but they Despite Soviet assurances the stew he chews slowly.” Real Estate may have been drugged in prepa­ Sakharovs are well, there has been The newspaper quoted the doc­ President reiterates stand ration for brainwashing, a West widespread concern in the West tor as saying, “ Both probably are 647-7653 German newspaper said today. about their condition. getting tranquilizers. They work in “ There is for the first time A physician who viewed the such a way, make you tired — the indisputable proof that the Nobel 20-minute videotape said he brain,too." MANY EXTRAS Prize-winning Sakharov is alive on reiigious, poiiticai ties thought the couple was given The doctor, who the newspaper and has broken off his hunger medicine to influence their think­ did not name, said he could not rule strike," Bild reported in today’s ing — possibly in preparation for Bv Helen Thomas tolerance it requires in order to O’Connor and New York Gov. edition. out the possibility that substances brainwashing. were being put in their food so they United Press International survive.” Mario Cuomo on how Catholics OFFICE Ideal family home. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Sakharov reportedly went on a "It struck the doctor that the could be hypnotized against their The president, who is a Presby­ should vote, along with other Don’t miss this chance to have your own of­ rooms, 3 baths, fireplace, 2 car gar­ hunger strike May 2 to force Soviet speech of Sakharov and his wife will. DALLAS — President Reagan terian, rarely attends church, recent controversies concerning fice building. Located at a super spot on Main told an ecumenical prayer break­ explaining the heavy security religion and the presidential race. age, carpeting, appliances, city fast today, following his resound­ involved would inconvenience The president acknowledged he Street, this 2 family house could be converted Visitors discuss government ing renomination for a second other worshipers. is not a theologian or scholar on the to offices. The price is only *95,000. Call to­ utilities. term, that politics and religion are Today’s speech was his strong­ subject but said he was speaking as day. ______$86,900. inseparable. est statement to date on the one who has lived 73 years and has In a prepared address to a question of politics and religion been active in the political life of Africans get tour of town gathering of 17,000 religious lead­ and appeared to be moving close to the nation for four decades, ers and delegates to the Republi­ the fundamentalist philosophy. including occupying the highest ED GORMAN Included in this 3V2 room, 2nd floor can National Convention, Reagan It was in Dallas in 1980 that office in the land. Bv Kathy Garmus Djelloul, 25, of Algeria, a recent ces, Carr said with a laugh, “ Just appeared to challenge the constitu­ Reagan questioned the theory of Herald Reporter graduate of the National School of luck.” Associates U&R REALTY CO. Condominium $49,900.00 tional premise of separation of evolution and said the biblical "I speak, in short, as one who has Administration; Ali Louhaidia, 27, The visitors were also scheduled church and state. story of creation should be taught seen much, who loves his country 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Absent from Manchester Gen­ of Algeria, also a graduate of the OPENING AVAILABLE FOR CONSCIENTIOLS, LICENSED, to talk with Public Works officials "The truth is, politics and side by side with the theory of and who has seen a change in many 643-2692 eral Manager Robert B. Weiss’s National School of Administra­ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTER­ and tour the new water treatment morality are inseparable," he evolution in public schools. ways," he said. — office this morning was the usual tion; and Ale Ndiaye, 34, of 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor VIEW, CALL FRANK STRAND, AT ABOVE NUMBER. plant on Spring Street, the sewage said. “ And as morality’s founda­ "The past few weeks, it seems He said faith and religion pay a discussion of block grants, tax Senegal, an official in the Ministry treatment plant and the town tion is religion, religion and we have all been hearing a lot of s deferrals and other business domi­ of the Interior. “ critical role" in the ()olitical life landfill. Other stops on their politics are necessarily related. talk about religion and its role in of our nation and always have. nating the headlines in recent Their questions about Manches­ agenda today included the town “ We need religion as a guide; we politics: religion and its place in He attacked the Supreme Court weeks. ter were relayed to Weiss through Human services Department, the ^ BEST SELLERS LIST need it because we are imperfect. the political life of the nation," he decisions during the 1960s that he Instead, Weiss fielded questions John Carr, an interpreter who police department, a reception for And our government needs the said. said involved "great steps toward from four visitors from Africa works for the U.S. State two new senior citizens’ buses and church because only those humble He apparently referred to a Department. •secularizing our nation” and rem­ D. W. FISH REALTY CO. ranging from how teachers are the town’s director of finance. enough to admit they are sinners running argument between Ro­ oving religion from "its honored SELLING? recruited to whether restaurants “ Why is Manchester a ‘town’’’ ? They were scheduled to visit the can bring to democracy the man Catholic Archbishop John place” 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon are inspected. was the first question. Capitol in Hartford on Friday, WE NEED YOU! Although thousands of miles and Weiss explained that originally where they will meet with state We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 a language barrier separate Man­ towns were those that used citi­ Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- you’ve considered selling over the chester and the African continent, zens’ meetings as their form of Manchester, and other state offi­ site of JFK killing last several years but were hesitant the French-speaking visitors ap­ government. That distinction has cials. Zinsser said Wednesday he because of market conditions... Call peared to share many of the same since become blurred and size is planned to offer the visitors an JUST LISTED! concerns of town administrators. now the most important factor in “ overview,pf state government." REDWOOD F/IRMS the professionals at 646-2482 The visitors, who came to the whether an area bills itself as a Since arriving in the United Fire hits Daiias iandmark Immaculil. 6 room colonial that won't laal a weak. Batter hurry United States through the New- town or a city, he told the visitors. States three weeks ago, the group and am thia cream pulllll 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!" York based Operation Crossroads Using a flow chart, Weiss has visited Washington, D.C., Bv Anne Saker working fire, ” Miller .said. "We're some smoke damage. Africa Inc., wereThereseZeranse, described how Manchester offi­ Houston, Los Angeles and Hart­ United Press International didn’t use a lot of water but we did Authorities were investigatingto 33, a civil service intern from the cials are elected or appointed and ford, as well as some smaller fim need the extra people." determine the cause of the fire. Ivory Coast; Zoulikha Benelhydj- the town operations that each towns, Carr said. DALLAS — The Texas School The fire sent clouds of thick gray "Arson is always a possibility ...... i oversees. “ So we’ve seen most of the Book Depository, from which the smoke over the downtown area, but we have no information on that One of the biggest differences different kinds of city govern­ shots were fired that killed Presi­ across the street from the Kennedy as yet," Miller said. noted by the visitors was the ments,” he said. F ) i .• 9 dent John F. Kennedy, caught fire Memorial Plaza and about five A police detective, who asked not ■ 1 absence of strong influence by the early today, threatening a base­ blocks north of Dallas Convention to be named, said officers arrested Inside Today federal government at a local ment filled with memorabilia of Center, site of the Republican a man for public intoxication on a level. Bus schedules the period. National Convention. corner across the street but the 20 pages, 2 sections “ The Constitution of the United - ,1 JUST LISTED! A Fire Department spokesman There were no reports of man did not appear to be Involved REDUCC6 $69,9001 SOUTH END Advice ...... 12 States doesn’t even mention local appear today said the first alarm came in at 2:32 injuries. It was from the sixth floor of the Immodlate occupancy available on this apacioua 3 badroom 7 room cape with lat floor family room, and large ecreened-ln Area towns...... lo government,’ ’ Weiss said. Schedules of 1984-85 school a.m. CDT as a report of smoke in Miller said the building’s depository that Lee Harvey Os­ condo In Northfiald QraanI 2'/^ batha. Central A/C and morel raarrear porch overlooking a great lot. ERA BUYER'S PROTEC- Business...... 20 Most of the city managers in the building, which overlooks the sprinkler system had been shut wald fired the shots that killed ERA 1 YEAR BUYER’S PROTECTION PLAN. TION PLAN INCLUDA «- i 70'a. J»- Classified...... io-l9 bus routes for Andover and Africa are appointed by the central Bolton appear on page 14 of spot where Kennedy was assassi­ down for repairs, and firefighters Kennedy and wounded John Con- Very Good Co m ics...... 8 government, the State Depart­ Lovely Entertainment...... 12 today’s Herald. nated Nov. 22, 1963. brought it into operation shortly nally, who was governer at the Coventry $72,900 Lottery...... 2 ment representative told Weiss. Calendars for public and By 3:30 a.m., four more alarms after their arrival. time. Vernon $75,500 Inside ana Out Completely redecorated 3 Obituaries...... 10 Other questions dealt with public parochial schools in the Man­ had drawn about 24 pieces of Miller said the blaze started in The memorabilia stored in the O pinion...... ] ,4 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. 3 bedroom Cape, Fireplaced Living Rm, bedroom Cape. Living rm. with wood health and the American system of chester area also are on page equipment and 96 firefighters, said the basement — storage site for basement was earmarked for a Peopletalk ...... '..'.'..2 health care. Fire Chief Dodd Miller. The fire REALTORS Dining rm, Kitchen with small pantry. 2 stove, formal Dining rm, 2new full baths. Sports...... 115117 14. collected Kennedy-era memorabi­ museum to be established on the 189 WEST CENTER STREET Full baths. Garage. Large private yard. Private wooded lot. Newer pool with Television...... g When Louhaidia asked whether School bus schedules for was brought under control just lia — then skipped the ground floor sixth floor after a planned $3 (Corn.r of M c K m ) i S j Painted in 84. wrap-around deck. Weather...... j the lack of major health problems Manchester were published before daybreak, with damage and followed baseboards up to the million renovation. There was no 646-2482 was due to the town’s standard of Wednesday. estimated at $250,000. second and third floors. He said immediate report on damage to living or preventive health practi­ "It’s a very, very hot fire, a vacant upper floors sustained artifacts. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsdnv. Aug 23. l‘IB4__ 3^ James Dougherty only knew Norma Jean, not Marilyn Shelter committee By Ed Lion vulnerable part carried over to legend Joe Dimaggio and playw­ to the three-member county com­ said. "It doesn’t bother me to talk United Press International Marilyn and that’s what hurt her. right Arthur Miller — before she mission. A Democrat, he is run­ about it — it’s a part of my life. If " I look at Marilyn just like died of a sleeping pill overdose in ning unopposed. people mention it, I don’t mind.’’ considers several SABATTUS, Maine — She was a everybody else does,” he says. 1963 at the age of 36. Dougherty, who married again Dougherty said his second wife, "16-year-old naive, sweet kid,” "The girl I knew was Norma “It was a long time ago,” shortly after his divorce from Miss whom he divorced in 1972, felt "like liked to cook and was very loving Jean.” Dougherty said. " I don’t think we Monroe, does not keep his first she had to compete with Norma when James Dougherty married Dougherty, 63, who met her ever stop loving a person com­ marriage a secret but says it is Jean,” so he never saw her movies downtown sites her. Today, nearly 40 years after through his family in Van Nuys, pletely once a relationship has rarely mentioned by those who in the theaters when they came their divorce, he still calls her Calif., and married teenage ended. But I was writing her out of know him. out. Norma Jean — "a completely Norma Jean Mortenson when he my life within a couple months of "No, it didn’t come up when I "M y second wife figured she had By Sarah E. Hall Johnson said. different person” than Marilyn was 20, said he rarely dwells on the separation — you have to made my campaign announce­ to compete, even though she was Herald Reporter But Herald Publisher Richard Monroe, the world’s most famous that long ago marriage. bounce back." ment,” he said. “ Only very occas- far ahead because she gave me M. Diamond said this morning that sex symbol. She divorced him after four Dougherty, who moved to the sionally people will talk about it in three beautiful children,” he said. In what may be the final days of renting out the empty rooms, ” I was married to Norma Jean, years for a Hollywood contract tiny south-central Maine town in passing. When I first came here "She forbid me to mention her its search for a site to house a located in back of the current not Marilyn Monroe,” said Dough­ while he was a World War II 1978 to be close to his third w ife’s some people mentioned it but now name and I destroyed all my homeiess sheiter, a town panei is newspaper offices, would up.set erty, a retired Los Angeles Police Merchant Marine because the parents, works for the Androscog­ that’s kind of passe." letters from Norma Jean — eyeing three separate Main Street company plans for u.se of the officer who now makes his home in "studios wanted clauses for no gin County Sheriff’s Department in But on occasions when news hundreds of them. I don’t need buiidings and several other space. Sabattus with his third wife and is marriage — a pregnant starlet charge of court security and about Marilyn Monroe is resur­ them for a memory but I probably possibilities. "W e have been giving some running for a seat on the local would do them no good,” he said. training. rected — such as new speculation could have built a house for what They include a building at 343 thought toconverting (that part of) county commission. She changed her name to Ma­ Father of three grown children about her death — he gets letters they are worth. Main St., a house across from the building to a commercial “ She was like two completely rilyn Monroe, went on to become by his second marriage and two and phone calls sometimes from as “ rve seen some of her films on Friendly’s Restaurant and the printing facility,” he said. "T o g o JAMES DOUGHERTY different people. I knew Norma Hollywood’s most famous and grown stepchildren by his third, he far away as South America. television — I think she was a good former Economy Electric Build­ through the exercise of making it . . . spouse to a legend Jean not Marilyn Monroe. Norma enduring sex symbol and had two plans to retire from the depart­ "Something will happen and it actress, that’s what she wanted to ing at 824 Main St., a panel habitable for one year's time Jean was reserved, devout. The other marriages — to baseball ment in the fall when he is elected will blossom and I ’ll get calls,” he be thought of," he said. member said Wednesday. Aiso makes no sense.” being considered are the Marine Ciub and the unused older portion • 343 Main St., white building of the Manchester Herald building. with red trim across the street “ But we don’t have anything in from Haynes Street. “ But the rent Weather the bag,•’ said Walter "Skip” is extremely high — about $1,300 a Peopletalk month,” Johnson said. " I don't Johnson, chairman of the search panel. The four-member search think we could manage that.” Today’s forecast group is part of the town’s Shelter Singing for supper All in the family • The former Marine Club on Connecticut, Massachusetts and Study Committee, which is strug­ Parker Street. It is for sale for gling to find a site before the Oct. 1 Kenny Rogers will sing for his supper — and the The writing Wallaces are still at it. Irving Rhode Island: Today: mostly approximately $120,000 and is deadline it must meet to get a world’s hungry — at a concert Sept. 1 in Cleveland Wallace’s novel ‘The M iracle” hits the book­ cloudy with showers, possibly located near the Manchester In­ when he invites his $52,951 state grant for running the stands Sept. 6, his wife Sylvia is toiling over her thunderstorms, spreading east dustrial Park. While the facility fans to show up with local shelter ahd soup kitchen. 2 third novel, daughter Am y is polishing her book across the region. High 75 to 80. fits the shelter's needs, the site is donations of food. Johnson admitted he has doubts on child genius William Sidis and her brother Showers ending tonight. Low from somewhat far from the center of Six local food the panel will succeed. Buying or David Waiiechinsky is at work on a sequel to his the mid 50s to mid 60s. Partial town, Johnson said. companies and IS renting any of the buildings would best seller, "W hatever Happened to the Class of clearing Friday. High in 70s. auto dealers have ’6 5 ?” Maine: Showers overspreading take more time than the commit­ • The former Economy Electric pledged to match the state today. High in upper 60s to tee has and no temporary site has building downtown at 824 Main St. the public’s contri­ mid 70s. Showers likely tonight. yet been revealed, he said. Attempts to contact the realtors butions, bringing Low 50 to 55. Considerable cloudi­ "The only sites that still have have failed, according to Johnson. the grand total to an ness with scattered showers Fri­ potential for the short term are the 3 • A three-family house located estim a ted 45,000 Honorary boy scout day. High in 60s to near 70 Cooper Hill Water Treatment pounds of edibles. iU' Plant and the Nike site,” Johnson across from Friendly Restaurant southwest. . Maude Chasen, owner of the legendary said. on Main Street, which is for sale for Hinald photo by Tarquinio To date, Rogers’ New Hampshire: Showers to­ concerts around the Chasen’s restaurant in Beverly Hills, Calif., will After problems surfaced when approxim ately $100,000. "We’d receive the 1984 Restaurant-Hospitaiity Indus- day. High 67 to 72 north and 70 to 75 have to spend a lot of money to country have col­ south. Showers likely tonight. Low last season’s shelter was placed in Calling all peach peelers lected more than t p 's "Good Scout of the Year Aw ard" at a the same building as the East Side rehabilitate it for our use,” John­ black-tie dinner presented by the Los Angeles near 50. Considerable cloudiness son said. "What we'd really like is 700,000 pounds of with a chance of some light Recreation Department, town offi­ grub, and the singer branch of the Boy Scouts of America. cials voiced fears that the same one big room — that’s the only way The Eighth Utilities District is gearing up for its annual and bowl to the district fire station on Main Street Friday showers Friday. Partial clearing we can really supervise i t ... We’re says he plans to Kenny Rogers The award ceremony, however, will not take sort of problems could occur if the peach festival on Friday. Clowning around at at 8 a m. The festival, which runs from 6 to 8 p.m. in the place at Chasen's, a favorite stomping ground of south in the afternoon. High in 60s not a hotel; we’re a shelter." continue shopping for the hungry in his 50 water treatment plant were used to Hollywood’s old guard such as Ronald Reagan, north to. low to mid 70s south. peach-peeling headquarters are, from left, Karl Williams parking lot across from the station, will feature prizes in remaining concert dates this year. Don’t pout over clouds house the homelesd. The site is at Elizabeth Taylor and the late Groucho Marx, but Vermont: Showers and possible "W e’re going to canvass all the of the Manchester Sheltered Workshop, Bob Tipton, addition to the district's famed peach shortcake, which thunder south. Cool. Highs 65 to 70. Today mostly cloudy. A 50 percent chance of showers and 49 Cooper Hill St. near the West at a nearby hotel. The Boy Scouts have dubbed Side Recreation Center. large buildings on Main Street,” Adam Bajoris, Cherie Wilbanks and Marti Sarles. Anyone costs $1.50 a serving. Cloudy tonight with patchy fog thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon. High 75 to 80. Wind Mrs. Chasen "Scouting’s First Lady." But Johnson said the plant is set Johnson said. Among other sites, interested in helping peel peaches should bring a knife forming and a chance of evening southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight a 50 percent chance of the search panel plans to ask about showers. Lows in 50s. Friday apart by a chain-link fence and It’s a serious formula showers. Low 60 to 65. Wind becoming northwest 10 mph. trees. He claimed that sharing the using the Salvation Army building becoming sunny and pleasant Friday becoming partly sunny by afternoon. High in mid 70s. and the Full Gospel Interdenomi­ High 70 to 75. same building and sharing the TV sitcoms have often been accused of retying Today's weather picture was drawn by Deanna Corona, 11. of national Church, which recently on formula plots, but it’s rare for a star of a series Can’t beat It same neighborhood are different Day-care operator gets probation expanded. 67 South Farms Drive, and a student at Martin School. matters and predicted shelter to admit it in public. Superstar Michael Jackson and the Hollywood Johnson admitted that his efforts Says Susan Clark, who plays Emmanuel Lewis’ Extended outlook users would not bother nearby Chamber of Commerce are negotiating over a have been somewhat hampered by Bv Sarah E. Hall center again, according to defense School Learning Center" la.st adoptive mother on NBC’s "W ebster,” ” We have property owners. had from the victims the parents star for the singer on Hollywood’s legendary Extended outlook for New Eng­ the small size of the search Herald Reporter attorney Leo B. Flaherty. November. In December, after the show down to a formula, which includes 22 Another potential site, the Nike of the children. " he said "They Walk of Fame. land Saturday through Monday; sub-committee, which has three Flaherty said he was delighted seven yetirs of operation. Mrs. minutes of smiles and tears and one big joke per V : missile site off Keeney Street, is so indicated that in spite of the Jackson has offered to make a huge donation to Connecticut, Massachusetts and regular members and one liason A Manchester woman accused of Claverie closed her business. episode.” far from the center of town that with the decision. He called Mrs. technical violations, she did a any charity of the Chamber’s choice, according to Rhode Island: Fair through the member. "Our progress in the last risking injury to minors and Claverie a fine per.son who "d e­ After Mrs. Claverie applied to super job with the kids ' Miss Clark told UPI^Monday the secret of the homeless people would have to be a source close to the talks. The catch is, Jackson period. High in 70s Saturday and in couple of weeks hasn’t been too forgery in connection with the serves every break she can get open a new, larger center in a show’s success as it enters its second season; driven there. Johnson called this a As part of his attempt to gain wants the star located on the sidewalk outside the 80s Sunday and Monday. Low in 50s fast,” he said. day-care center she ran in her because she got hurt.” United Pentecostal Church build-* " I t ’s a comedy that deals with serious issues such "tremendous logisticai problem.” accelerated rehabilitation for Mrs. A equally legendary Mann’s Chinese Theater in Saturday and in 50s and 60s Sunday Zoning regulations limit the home last year has been placed on "She went through hell at a bad ing early this year, the state's as pregnancy, adoption ... and bedwetting.” He said it would be difficult to Claverie. Flaherty wrote letters to Hollywood, site of scores of celebrity cement and Monday. contact the people who live on the search to town or church-owned a type of probation that could lead tim e." Flaherty said of Mrs. attorney's office charged that she all 34 of her potential vic'tims hand and footprints. Vermont: Dry with warming street and use the shelter in order property, or private property in to erasure of the charges from her Claverie, who gave birth to her forged a letter of recommendation. asking for comment. Of thellDorso There are only a few spots left for a star in the through the period. Highs 70 to 85. to ask that they adhere to transpor­ certain zones — if MACC agrees to record. fifth child shortly before she was Wednesday, Flaherty claimed who replied, none opposed tlie area, and the ultimate decision will be up to Ted Lows in 50s and 60s. tation schedules. restructure the project as a Claudia Claverie. 36, of 7 Joan arrested on July 26. "She has been his client had not committed special probation. Flaherty said. Mann, owner of the theater chain. The source Maine: Fair Saturday. Fair town-run program. And while Circle, was granted accelerated butchered by the press." second-degree forgery because the How I got the Job In the meantime, the search When Judge Mack tore up the declined to specify the amount Jackson is willing south and a chance of showers panel and the Manchester Area organizers could seek a variance to rehabilitation by Manchester Su­ The charges will be erased if letter was not required by law. M eryl Streep, British pop stars Sting and Tracy statement that would have bartasl to donate in return for a star, explaining, "It north Sunday. Chance of showers Conference of Churches, which put the shelter somewhere else, perior Court Judge Michael Mack Mrs. Claverie successfully com­ In response to the risk of injury Ullman and Sir John Gielgud will star in the film Mrs. Claverie from running a would blow the whole deal.” Monday. Low in 40s Saturday and would oversee the running of the Johnson said that is doubtful. after a hearing Wednesday. Mack pletes her probation, which lasts charge, Flaherty claimed that adaptation of David Hare’s award-winning day-care center in Hie future, the in 50s Sunday and Monday. High in sheiter, are muliing the foilowing “ We’re not going to mount the made the decision after 14 parents for a year. If she fails, she could "anyone in the courtroom could Broadway hit, "Plenty.” 70s north and 80s south. battle because it’s probably and relatives of children who had face a prison term of one to 16 tell that Mrs. Claverie was as courtroom erupted in applause, iong-term possibilities: according to Flaherty. The production begins shooting in London Sept. New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. doomed from the start.” Johnson been under her care testified on years and fines up to $6,500. dedicated, loving, caring, and u Too drunk to adjudicate 3. Miss Streep plays a tragic character and Sting Fair south and a chance of showers * The unused Herald offices, said. her behalf. Police pressed the risk of injury professional a person you could " I don’t think I ’ve ever .seen an the man whom she asks to father her child. vacated about 10 years ago when When prospective juror James Benson re­ north Sunday. Chance of showers The possibility of a temporary Noting the parade of witnesses. charges against Mrs. Claverie ever find for children.” outpouring like this in the cour the newspaper moved into a newly ’Tyrone Power Jr., the 23-year-old son of the late turned from lunch, he asked the judge if he could Monday. Low pi 40s Saturday and SatelUtd view church site might be raised as a Judge Mack tore up an affidavit eight months after a state inspec­ Peter J. Ponziani, the prosecu­ troom, and I’ve been pracli<‘ing constructed part of its 16 Brainard matinee idol, has joined the cast of the be excused from jury duty because he had had a in 50s Sunday and Monday. High in “ last resort,” though most church Mrs, Claverie had been asked to tor discovered overcrowding, un­ tor, admitted that he was al.so law a long lim e," said Flaherty, Place building. "It's probably the science-fantasy feature "Cocoon,” which went few drinks and felt unable to serve on the panel 70s north and 80s south. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows buildings in town are already sign earlier in the day which stated supervised children and allegedly impressed. "Frankly, I've never whose offices are in Vernon. "j| into production Monday. Young Power isn’t the most suitable place I've seen,” competently. frontal clouds with showers and thunderstorms stretching from the heavily used, Johnson said. she would never run a day-care unsafe conditions at her "P re- seen anything like the support she was overwhelm ing" only second generation'film actor to appear in the The request drew a sharp response from U.S. Northeast to the lower Mississippi Valley. Scattered thundershowers G production. 20th Century Fox, which is producing District Judge John Vukasin Jr., who ordered High and low are visible over Florida. Thunderstorm clouds can bo seen over the the film under the direction of "Splash’s” Ron him to spend a few hours in a jail for contempt of The highest temperature re­ Great Basin and the Desert Southwest. Howard, has also cast Tahnee Welch, whose court. When Benson made continued loud mom’s name is Raquel. ported Wednesday by the National Manchester In Brief Fire Calls protests from the holding cell nearthe courtroom, Weather Service, excluding 30.00 the judge ordered him held overnight. 30 00 Alaska and Hawaii, was 105 ts r registration sessions at Manchester stores and cal call, 34 B i I y c u St. (Paramedics), Benson apologized to the judge Tuesday SEATTLE Monument bids received banks. Manchester degrees at Yuma, Ariz. Today’s (Paramedics). Wedne.sday, 2: 15 p.m. — natural morning, but that was not the end of his troubles. Manchester Monument Co. has submitted the The registrars of voters will hold sessions today Now you know low was 39 degrees at International Tuesday, 8:12 p.m, — car fire, J Wedne.sday, 11:25 a.m. — motor gas investigation. 46 W Center St A computer check showed he was wanted on a 1NNEAPOLIS at the Savings Bank of Manchester on Main Street Falls, Minn. lowest bid for a monument that will be dedicated C. Penney warehouse, Tolland vehicle accident. Ruby Drive (Tow n). Grover Cleveland, the 22nd U.S. president from $136 traffic violation. He was sent back to jail for to Manchester’s Vietnam veterans, Robert J. from 6 to 8 p.m. and at the Marshall’s Mall at the Turnpike (Eighth District). (Town). Wednesday, 3:07 |) in. motor 1885-1889, took care of hanging two condemned several hours until he was released on his own M II.D A Bagge told members of the Vietnam Veterans Manchester Parkade on Broad Street from 6:30 to recognizance. NEW YORK Wednesday, 7:37 a m. — wa.sh- Wednesday, 1: 19p.m. — medical vehicle accident, 1221 Tolland prisoners himself when he was sheriff of the Erie Memorial Park Committee Tuesday. 8:30 p.m. Air quality down. Interstate 84 extension cull, Manchester Road Turnpike (Tow n ). County Jail in Buffalo, N.Y. in 1871 But Wednesday Benson found out court officials Bagge, a committee member and Vietnam Sessions are also scheduled Saturday from 10 (Town). said he had served enough time as a prospective The state Department of Envir­ SAN FRANCISCO Wedne.sday, 1:57 p.m. — medical Thur.sday. 4: .32 a m. - medii al veteran, said the company submitted three bids a.m. to 1 p.m, at Crispino’s Market on Hartford Wednesday, 10:27 a m. — medi- juror to qualify for the $30 jury fee for one day. call, 102 C harter Oak St. onmental Protection reported / V that ranged from $19,500 to $28,681, depending on Road, from 11:30 a m, to 2:30 p.m. at Marshall’s call, KIH N Elm St. (Paramedics) moderate air quality levels across . 6 ' LOS ANGELES the way the black granite is purchased and what Mall at the Parkade and from 12 to 3 p.m, in the Write on, Mary McCarthy! Connecticut Wednesday. The DEP quarry it comes from. The town could save about Registrars of Voters’ Office in town hall at 41 forecasts good to moderate air LO W EST $6,000 if it acted as its own purchasing agent, Center St. Mary McCarthy, author of more than 20 books, Quote of the day quality statewide for today. TEMPERATURES Bagge said. .50 including the bestseller "The Group,” is to NEW The bid was far lower than the $52,000 quoted by ’This from feminist Gloria Steinem via director ORLEANS •MIAMI Clocktower application fiied receive this year’s MacDowell Colony Medal for Peter Bogdanovich: “Gloria Steinem once a Vermont quarry acting on behalf of South her outstanding contribution to literature. lE G E N O - remarked that leafing through Playboy reminded Weather radio 60 Windsor Memorials, he said. Three other bid Developers of the Clocktower mill building in Colleague Elizabeth Hardwick plans to present requests that were mailed out went unanswered. the Cheney Historic District have applied for a her of a Jew reading a Nazi manual. The National Weather Service the award Sunday at a ceremony at the Writers’ Specifications call for a V-shaped, black permit to begin work on converting the building A / * Vi Colony in Peterborough, N.H. broadcasts continuous, 24-hour [ V /'J SHOWERS^ granite monument 33 feet long and 7 feet high. into apartments. weather information on 162.475 UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Previous winners of the medal, which has been The names of the 14 Manchester residents who Now you know Plans filed with the Building Department call presented every year since 1960 to an artist, mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in died in the war will be inscribed on the center for 185 one- and two-bedroom units, including writer or composer on a rotating basis, include Mexico City’s subway system has moved more New London and 162.40 mHz in stone of the monument. Meriden. three designed for the handicapped The John Cheever, Lillian Heilman, Georgia O’Keefe, than 10 billion people since it opened 15 years ago. The monument will be the focal point of the and Endora Welty. City Hall reported Wednesday. National forecast contractor on the project is General Comraetine Pop-Ice park being built at the corner of Main and Center Co. Inc. of West Hartford. Betny Rosa streets. 2 For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Thursday night will find showers According to legend, Betsy Ross The developer, Clocktower Mill Associates, has and thundershowers scattered across parts of New England. Florida Voter sessions set previously estimated the cost of the project to be was asked by a committee com­ the mid Plains and sections of the Rockies. Elsewhere, fair to partly posed of George Washington, Ro­ nearly $10 million. Construction costs were Flavor Bars cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: Efforts to increase turnout at the polls Nov. 6 Almanac bert Morris and George Ross, an estimated at $6.08 million on the application for a (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68(82) are continuing this week with more voter uncle of Miss Ross, to make the building permit filed Monday. first Stars and Stripes flag. Histori­ Boston 63(75), Chicago 54(75), Cleveland 51(73), Dallas 79(96) 12 count ans, however, have been unable to Denver M (84), Duluth 51(76), Houston 70(96), Jacksonville 69(87)! Today is Thursday, Aug. 23, the 236th day of 1984 64(89), Los Angeles 66(76), Miami with 130 to fdllow. find a record of such a meeting or committee. 76(86), Minneapolis 58(82), Now Orleans 72(88), New York 65(77) The moon is moving toward its new phase. 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Aug. ’23. 1984 - 5 V^S./World Ferraro gets big greeting from teachers Doctors disagree In Brief Bv Paula Schwed She criticized the administration's United Press International student aid cuts, elimination of pro­ Anti-apartheid party wins grams to strengthen match and science WASHINGTON — Geraldine Fer­ and reducing the federal share of local on legalizing heroin CHOICEST MEATS m TOWN CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Anti-apartheid raro reveled in a warm welcome from education costs. campaigner Alan Hendrickse’s Labor Party won fellow teachers and tried to shift the Ms. Ferraro called for a five-point a landslide victory in South Africa’s first focus from her finances with an attack program to improve education includ­ mixed-race elections for a segregated Parlia- President Reagan’s stands on educa­ ing teacher pay hikes, spending to for terminally ill ^ \ tion, taxes and labor. mem that excludes the nation's 22 million blacks. strengthen emphasis on languages, The elections Wednesday were marked by low "All week long the Republican science and math as well as more Bv GIno Del Guercio fully ensured the safety and BUTCHER SHOP DELI HUT turnout, firebombings and clashes between police National Convention has been locked in money for university research. United Press International effectiveness of drug products USDA CHOICE GROTE A WEIGEL a time machine. All they can talk about before they are marketed to the and students protesting the exclusion of the black is 1980,” Ms. Ferraro said Wednesday. The outspoken Democratic vice BOnOM ROUND majority from political power. At least one presidential nominee says she expects BOSTON — Terminally ill American public,” he said. BOLOGNA o r UVERWUISIk.^2.19 person was injured while police detained 150 "We’ll give them Dallas — just for cancer patients, are being denied However, in an accompanying ROAST MM TM M SOL today. And then in November we’re the furor over her finances to die down .n .8 9 others. by the end of the week. She returned to the pain relief they need by a article. Dr. Allen M. Mondzac of Labor took 52 of the first 55 seats declared. Of going to take the whole country.” medical controversy over whether George Washington Medical Cen­ KIELBASA $ 2.09 Ms. Ferraro made her first appear­ New York City Wednesday with plans m ohm the remaining three, one will be decided in a to swing through Montgomery, Ala., heroin should be legalized for their ter said not enough is known about BOARS HEAD "Fr"From TI R T’ runoff, another was won by an independent and ance after an unusual two-hour news use, a group of doctors said today. the benefits of heroin and the conference Monday to try to satisfy Friday and Saturday to meet with ROAST . $ 2 .0 9 PASTRAJMIII $ the People’s Congress Party won a third. party regulars and top black Demo­ Congress is currently trying to medical community has been USOA CHOICE KRAKUSIMPORTEITED 3.99 questions on family finances before an decide whether to legalize the reluctant to experiment because enthusiastic convention of American crats as well as Gov. George Wallace. EYE ROUND Campaign stops were planned in New highly addictive drug for limited many patients became addicted BOILED HAM Ik. $ Romania notes anniversary Federation of Teachers, which en­ medical use. Doctors cannot agree when it was first discovered 100 2.29 dorsed the Democratic ticket. Ms. York late Saturday and Sunday. Ms. ROAST .* 2 .6 9 DELKMUS VIENNA — Romanian President Nicolae Ferraro says she will begin campaign­ whether the drug is any betterthan years ago. Ferraro, who once taught public school currently available painkillers. "The Compassionate Pain Relief PA^TA SALAD $ Ceau.sescu called for the dismantling of U.S. and in New York City, belonged to an ing with a vengeance after L a ^ r Day. 2.49 Soviet nuclear missiles in Europeon the eve of the Top Mondale campaign aide Robert But experts on the controversy Act provides a means to reintro­ affiliated union. seem to agree that whichever side duce heroin into American medi­ 40th anniversary of communist rule in his But, not willing to let the financial Beckel praised Ms. Ferraro’s handling ROAST . * lb. ( country of herself during the two-hour news is correct, the controversy is cine. If this measure becomes law 2 .2 9 69 issue die. Vice President George Bush ... physicians in this country will be Ceausescu lauded the role of socialism in his got in a dig, noting Ms. Ferraro and her conference she held Monday in New keeping hospital personnel from nation s development and pleged loyalty to York in hopes of satisfying questions giving adequate doses of legal given the freedom and responsibil­ CHEESE FOR SlICING lb. husband are worth more than $3 ity to provide heroin to patients $ 2.49 Romania’s East bloc allies, the state-run million. about family finances. She is under opium-based painkillers, such as .* 2 .7 9 Agerpres news agency reported Wednesday. attack for keeping her husband’s real morphine. who need it — those who are not “With all this financial disclosure, it helped by the available drugs for In an address that underlined Romania’s looks like Archie and Edith have turned estate assets a secret during six years The bill before the House of reputation as a maverick in the Soviet-led in Co'/ingress and for taking so long Representatives has been voted pain,” said Mondzac, a cancer out to be Pamela and Averell Harri- specialist. * 2 .8 9 alliance, Ceausescu urged an end to the arms man, dahling,” he said, affecting a after her selection to detail their out of committee. No date has been PRODUCE BAKERY race and the dismantling of U.S. and Soviet holdings. Ms. Ferraro admits mistakes set for a full House vote. Heroin is an opium-based nar­ 2 New England society accent. "Heroin has perhaps become cotic made from morphine, which SEA COVE^ Cilif. Whiti SNdlus 6npn lb. 99C missiles in Europe. Ms. Ferraro has benefited politically and "sloppy” dealings but insists they FRESH DEPARTMENT "Romania also supports and firmly militates have nothing to hide. bigger than itself, with both its is legal for medical use. Heroin 6" w/iMl Irull lopping from her position as a member of itself is not a painkiller because it Cilifirnii NKtarims lb. 69C for the simultaneous dissolution of both the NATO Congress from the Queens section of L advantages and disadvantages SALMON STEAKS . * 4 .9 9 and the Warsaw Pact, for the dismantlement of exaggerated manyfold,” Dr. Mar­ must first be broken down by the Cheese Ceke New York, the largely blue collar area cia Angell wrote in the New body into morphine. But some Wuhingtin Stiti Pt m PIeeu lb. 49C ^.29 militap' blocs in general,” Ceausescu was quoted inhabited by the television characters UPl photo FRESH as saying in a speech before parliament. England Journal of Medicine. studies have shown heroin offers Archie and Edith Bunker. Geraldine Ferraro, Democratic vice presidential nominee, looks Gerry coming faster pain relief than morphine BAY SCALLOPS . * SuR White Mil Mniinas ph|. 99$ Harriman. now in his 90s and the Dr. Edward N. Brandt, assistant 2 .4 9 Raisin Bread loaf ^.2 9 for fresh campaign start after two days of extensive scrutiny of secretary of health at the Depart­ and can be eaten or injected in Crisp 6i m Nitin Pippm Ibi 59$ Big oil gambles a bundle scion of an Eastern railroad fortune, is to Hartford much smaller doses to produce the M.ASMHNIH6 former governor of New York and the her and her husband’s tax returns. On Wednesday, she assailed ment of Health and Human Servi­ ces, believes the legalization of same pain-killing effect. N.y. Stete Vtlw Ohmb 211. 19$ 3 ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Bid openings for CRAB LEGS eldest statesman of the ^Democratic the administration’s education policies in a speech before the HARTFORD (UPI) — Ferraro will heroin would lead to increased Both doctors used the British .* 1 2 .9 9 Dinner Rolls doz. 690 offshore leases owned by the federal government Party. His wife. Pamela, is a noted American Federation of Teachers in Washington. make her first campaign visit to reveal that oil companies are betting nearly $900 crime and drug addiction, without experience with legalized heroin to Washington party-giver and Demo­ Connecticut next week since winning medical benefit. back their arguments. million that a vast expanse of the Beaufort Sea in cratic fund raiser. the Democratic nomination for vice Brandt argued British re­ the Arctic will produce billions of barrels of oil. and gratefully told the crowd ”I needed early in the campaign, Ms. Ferraro “Making heroin available in the "Starting today we’re going to take it” after all the controversy over president, according to Richard F. manner contemplated by (pending searchers could find no distinct COFFEE Swiss Chocolate Almond Beans CHEESE French Brie w/herbs...... lb. M.19 Led by a subsidiary of Shell Oil Co., some two our case to the American people,” Ms. criticized Reagan for glorifying the Schneller, state coordinator for the dozen companies bid $877.1 million Wednesday family finances. legislation) runs contrary to the advantage of heroin over other Ferraro told the teachers. “Today's the ^ “I usually begin a speech by saying past instead of planning for the future Mondale-Ferraro ticket said statutory scheme that has success­ painkillers of similar nature. SHOP M.99 lb. SHOP Grand Toast Havarti w/caraway lb. ^.69 for leases offered by the government in a first day of the rest of this campaign.” She showed no signs of letting up on Wednesday. sprawling offshore tract half again as large as I m delighted to be here,” she said. They stomped and cheered, inter­ "After this week, I am absolutely Reagan’s position that tax increases Mrs. Ferraro will be in the state next Massachusetts that could contain as much as 3 rupted her speech frequently with thrilled to be here.” will not be necessary to pare the federal Thursday and is tentatively scheduled billion barrels of oil. applause and shouted. "Right on deficit. She blamed him for the to attend a noon-time rally in Hartford. Shell Western, mostly in partnership with Showing flashes of the combative Gerry,” She reveled in the applause political spirit that won her praise resulting high interest rates have made Plans on location and other stops have Chemical increases Amoco Production Co. and Union Oil Co., bid a college loans less attainable for many not been finalized, he said. total of $265 million for 38 blocks, including one that cost the three companies $55.3 million and was the highest bid of the day. Mondale lauds Ferraro again heart disease risk Bidding dropped off on blocks that were at the outer edge of the 165-mile limit. By GIno Del Guercio decrease levels of fibrinogen and USDA Choice Back Rump Roast... $2.29 lb. United Press International therefore the risk of heart disease Shaky cease-fire holds and stroke. Democrats to aim at Bush’s finances BOSTON — A person's risk of Research to study such effects Krakus Imported Boiled Ham...... $2.29 lb. BEIRUT, Lebanon — A shaky cease-fire held having a heart attack or stroke is must now be conducted, he said. By Thomas Ferraro increased by high levels of a Heart attacks occur when the early today in Tripoli, the northern Lebanese port advisers, watching the Republican ated his confidence in her. where rival Moslem gangs have killed 100 people United Press International National Convention and monitoring New York, the largely blue collar area natural chemical that helps blood blood vessels supplying blood to and wounded 300 others in three days of shelling In response to a question, he said inhabited by the television characters clot, Swedish researchers an­ the heart muscle become clogged running mate Geraldine Ferraro’s Bush should disclose his income tax Fresh Caught Bluefish...... $1.79 lb. [ and shooting. ® NORTH OAKS, Minn. — Now that the defense and disclosure of her family’s returns. Archie and Edith Bunker. nounced today. and the muscle begins to die as it is Moslem-run Mourabitoun radio, quoting its Democrats are satisfied their vice finances. The chemical is called'fibrino­ starved for oxygen. One of the Tripoli correspondent, said the truce took effect presidential nominee has survived her The vice president has declined to do Harriman, now in his 90s and the gen, which is a blood protein that is most common forms of strokes A His campaign is expected to offer a Wednesday night following another round of financial disclosure with distinction, so, saying the money is in a blind trust scion of an Eastern railroad fortune, is converted into clot material where occurs when blood vessels in the critique of the convention today, just and investments are hidden even from former governor of New York and the mortar and artillery fire. they may take a few swings at Vice hours before Republicans nominate him. an injury occurs. brain are clogged, depriving brain The cease-fire was said to be holding today President George Bush’s money eldest statesman of the Democratic The Swedish study of 792 men tissue of oxygen-rich blood. President Reagan for a second term. Bush took a dig at Ms. Ferraro Party. His wife, Pamela, is a noted after opposing Moslem militiamen reportedly matters. Mondale is to return to the campaign begun in 1963 found that fibrinogen Heart attacks alone killed fFe Give Old Fashioned /Vo Substitute A spokesman for the Democratic Wednesday, noting her financial disclo­ Washington party-giver and Demo­ could play an important role in 559,000 Americans in 1981; strokes killed 12 people and wounded 33 others trail Friday with a visit to Springfield, sure showed she and her husband are cratic fund raiser. Butcher Service ... For Quality Wednesday in a third day of fighting for control of National Committee says the party III., and then hold a strategy and unity increasing the risk of heart attacks accounted for 164,300 deaths. The the port, 42 miles north of Beirut. may "beat up a little on George Bush to worth more than $3 million. and strokes. second leading killer, cancer, meeting Saturday in St. Paul, Minn., "With all this financial disclosure, it Gene Russell, a Democratic partv Radio and newspaper reports said about 100 make his taxes public.” with Democratic governors. spokesrnan, said in an interview “The higher the fibrinogen level, claimed 422,700 lives in 1981. Members of Walter Mondale’s presi­ looks like Archie and Edith have turned the higher the incidence of” stroke people have been killed and more than 300 A jubilant Mondale summoned re­ out to be Pamela and Averell Harri­ Wednesday, "In the spirit of good The study of the natural clotting STORE HOURS: U dential campaign met in Washington and heart attack, said the New wounded in the fighting, which overshadowed a porters to his home Tuesday, after Ms. man, dahling,” he said, Sffecting a government we should hear from the material was conducted by re­ Cabinet decision Wednesday to lodge a protest in Wednesday to discuss strategy with Ferraro calmly and skillfully ans­ vice president ” about his taxes. England Journal of Medicine Mon. & Tues. til 6:00 ^ Highland S t chairman Charles Manatt. New England society accent. report. searchers at the University of 317 the U.N. Security Council over Israel's 2-year-old wered questions in a nationally tele­ Ms. Ferraro has benefited politically Goteborg in Sweden. Since tme Wed.. Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 occupation of southern Lebanon. Mondale has remained at his North vised news conference, to praise her But, he said in, ”We are going to be High blood pressure, smoking* since the study began. 92 of the 792 Pro-Syrian Prime Minister Rashid Karami Oak’s home this week, conferring with from her position as a member of cigarettes and high cholesterol in M/MCHISTER _ "superb performance” and to reiter­ Congress from the Queens OCCillsection of focusing on Ronald Reagan. He is the men examined had heart attacks; Sat. & Sunday said the “national unity ” Cabinet "decided to issue.” the blood were found to increase 37 had strokes. charge the Foreign Ministry with lodging a the importance of fibrinogen, but til 6:00 COHN. protest to the Security Council concerning the high levels of the substance alone "Although (the cause) cannot be £IIG£I£A1TD situation in the south,” official Beirut radio said. Soviets poop convention party Alan F. Krupp, M.D. were also found to significantly inferred from these data, it is G increase the risk. possible that the fibrinogen level 646-4277 Dr. Lars Wilhelmsen, principal plays an important part in the MOSCOW (UPI) — The official news Reagan’s nomination was predeter­ Outside the Dallas Convention Cen- announces the Troops skirmish with rebels agency Tass said today that, while mined by the right wing of the author of the article, said the data development of stroke and (heart ter, Tass said, "the police completed relocation of his suggest medication can be used to attacks),” it said. Colurnns of U.S.-aided Salvadoran troops President Reagan was nominated for Republican Party, which prevented their brutal short work against the skirmished with leftist guerrillas in eastern El re-election, police were making "bru­ "any opposition to the current adminis­ participants in the anti-war, anti- niedical office Salvador as Nicaragua said "escalated aggres­ tal, short work” of anti-war demonstra­ tration in the party and the nomination Reagan demonstrations only 50 meters to sion" by the United States forced it to establish a tors in Dallas. of other candidates.” from the convention center.” national alarm system. Reagan and Vice President George Tass said the White House dictated Anti-Reagan protesters rampaged 599 Main Street Hepatitis outbreak In Guatemala, leftist rebels reported Wednes­ Bush were nominated Wednesday at the scenario for the convention and through downtown Dallas. Police in (across from the library) day stalling an army drive aimed at ending a the Republican National Convention in ’completely excluded even the discus­ riot gear closed in and arrested nearly recent resurgence in guerrilla activity Dallas. sion of the candidate proposed to the 100. Most were charged with parading beginning The latest fighting in El Salvador’s nearly In a report from Dallas, Tass said delegates.” without a permit- hits Bay State city GROCERY SPECIALS FHOZEIS A BA IKY 5-year-old civil war kept the nation’s rail system August 20, 1984 paralyzed for the third straight day Wednesday GATORADE DRINK .. 69 C LENDEN’S PIAIH, EGO. ONION 2 / ^ 1 0 9 because officials of the state-owned National WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — concern for their health, he said. 32 BAGELS Railways of El Salvador refused to operate American, Soviet ships Money was being sought to.pay for “The idea would be some kind of without military air cover. an unprecedented proposal to clinic that would guarantee them m m u n . . . 2/ $ i JELLO CHOC VARIETY In Nicaragua, the council of state — a vaccinate drug users and their anonymity and no chance of PUDDING POPS provisional legislature with represent ives from sexual partners in the Worcester prosecution,” he said. “The prob­ $L99 M organizations — unanimously approved a area in an attempt to snuff a deadly lem is they’re afraid of being »H»fVuNA IN WATEK ,.83< decree establishing a nationwide alarm system to Join the Suez mine hunt outbreak of hepatitis B. arrested because they’re doing m m r m i M $2.19 warn of an impending military attack. Dr. Stephen Hadler of the something illegal.” m f k w r 7 ez. 4/$l ARMOUR — SWEET A SOUR CMCNEN. CAIRO, Egypt — A U.S. Navy destroyer Centers for Disease Control in Officials also fear they wouldn’t TEMYCMCNICNEN News Agency said. iMacintosh Atlanta said Wednesday he was complete three doses of the vacci­ and two Soviet warships sailed through the infircHiar"**’ " l?/15ni.^l * 2 9 Anniversary Isn’t recalled The Pentagon would not confirm the USS working with local health officials nation needed over a six-month DINNER CLASSICS Suez Canal today, heading for the Gulf of Harkness, equipped with side-scanning $2.19 MOSCOW - On Aug. 23, 1939, Moscow and Suez and Red Sea where a multi-national to find money to pay for the period for it to work, Hadler said. MRS. SMITH’S Berlin signed the non-aggression pact that sonar, had found the objects. Spokesmen Come in for a screen test unusual program, which has never In addition, each set of three k&SIK HEX STRAW 40 cwnrt search continued for mines of unknown for the U.S. and British embassies in Cairo 3/$l BANANA CREAM PIE cleared the way for the start of World War II a origin that have damaged 18 ships since been tried before in the country. doses costs $100 and officials .99< grim 45th anniversary that is passing without July 9. said their frogmen were not involved in the "This is being considered be­ estimated it would cost at least n m i m i a s mention in the Soviet Union. operation. cause of the severity of the $20,000 to administer the vaccines 69C _ Two French mine-hunters also arrived at A spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in EGGO WAFFLES 1 1 M . Official newspapers this week marked the 40th Port Said, the northern terminus of the Suez outbreak," said Hadler. "But for the Worcester area. Neitherthe 69< 2 anniversaiy of the Red Army liberating Romania Cairo said the American team in the Gulf of we’re not even sure how easy it CDC nor local health officials have 23W«z. 2 Canal, to reinforce the U.S., British French 2/$l from the fascist yoke and the 45th year since a Suez had found “three mine-like objects. would be to get it to them.” the money, he said. and Egyptian task force. The Harkness did not find five.” ic i CREAM SANDWICH 4 8b victory in Mongolia over the Japanese — a battle The source of the mines is not known, but Since September 1983,78 cases of But if money was found, the I ^ n s e r $1.79 fought at the same time Russia was negotiating The spokesman reiterated that Navy the liver disease have been re­ program could begin next month, 21 nz. 2/$l HOOD FUVONED the infamous pact with Adolf Hitler. Egyptian officials call it a "near certainty" frogmen will investigate the three mine- ported in the Worcester area. "Six Hadler said. Pharmaceutical com­ they were planted by the Libyan freighter like objects after a inine-sweeping opera- COHAGE CHEESE ..99< But, there is no mention of the flight to Moscow Ghada. Libya denies it. French authorities victims died since December, panies may be willing to subsidize SSilDWICH BAGS 180 ( 89C on Aug. 22, 1939, by Baron Joachim von tion in the Red Sea, off the Saudi Arabian giving the outbreak one of the the program, he said. seized the freighter as it docked in the port of Jeddah. Ribbentrop, his daylong negotiations with Soviet Mediterranean port of Marseilles for highest mortality rates ever re­ The Worcester outbreak may be SALAD m r u m ’' 7 m . dictator Josef Stalin and the announcement of the The Gulf of Suez, which links the Suez corded in the country, he said. especially deadly because of a mss 17 tz. 59C $1.29 3 deal the next day. repairs, but said the action was not related Canal and the Red Sea, is being searched by SOFT A city the size of Worcester newly discovered accompanying 3 to the mining. Germany invaded Poland nine days later. four British mine-hunters, four U.S. Sea would expect to see about 15 cases bacteria, called the Delta agent, m n s i L s 22 w. PROMISE V0< "An American Navy destroyer, the USS Stallion helicopters aboard the USS Shreve­ As these screens indicate, Macintosh'" | 79< $1.09 In a country th;.t has raised the memory of the John Hall, arrived in port at 11 p.m. of hepatitis B a year and death may also be present, he said. bloody war to Uid levri of a national cult, with port and about 12 Egyptian minesweepers. ^ do all the things you'd expect a usually occurs only in one out of The Delta agent was first disco­ Wednesday. It left this morning with the every 500 cases. monuments ihioaghoiit the country and daily hrst convoy sailing southward through the In the Red Sea, three French vessels and business computer to do. A lot of things vered in 1976 by a doctor in Turin, stories- ;n the media about the fight against p n a l,” said a spokesman for the Port Said Officials determined that about Italy, though its companion role to three U.S. Sea Stallion helicopters are you wouldn’t expect a business com­ 60 percent of those who have hepatitis B was not discovered fascism, there is no place for marking the harbor on the Mediterranean. searching near the ports of Jeddah and puter to do. And some things no business anniversary of the 1939 pledge of non-aggression. Yanbu. contracted the disease are drug until 1980. That year it was The Hall’s mission was not disclosed. users while about 15 percent had The convoy, mainly of commercial An Italian flotilla of three minesweepers computer has even done before. positively identified as a factor in a vessels, also included a Soviet destroyer is also on its way to Egypt. If that strikes you as amazing, prove sexual contact with drug users, severe hepatitis B outbreak among Olympian athletes honored and a Soviet helicopter-carrier. Both ships Hadler said. Venezuelan Indians in which 34 of lllllllU IIIIU IIIlllllIl It to yourself. Come in for a saeen test. The disease strikes the liver, the 149 patients died. ! with coupon A $10.00 purchete PORTLAND, Maine — Up to 25,000 people — had arrived in port Wednesday, the B e c ^ e only seeing is believing. I with coupon A 110.00 p u rch ict > ■ with coupon A $10.00 purchn. * WMh coupon A 110.00 purchiM i spokesman said. causes fatigue, nausea, abdominal Worcester health officials I LImll 1 Coupon per cuilomer more than a third of the city’s population — pain, vomitting and can lead to m Limit 1 Coupon por cuilomor ! LImll 1 Coupon p«r cuilomor | LlmM 1 Coupon per cuAlomef I turned out to cheer Olympic running superstar The Soviets are conducting their own Breakdance fall deadly placed advertisements in local search for mines that have damaged three death. There is no treatment other newspapers and elsewhere warn­ ■ W YIERS Joan Benoit and two other medal-winning New BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (UPI) - A man than rest. ing people to be careful of their I anusHHi England Olympians in a gala tickertape parade. of their commercial ships in the Red Sea Aulliorized Dealer and the Gulf of Suez. doing a complicated breakdance routine Hadler said clinics could be set personal hygiene to avoid con­ Benoit, 27, of Freeport, who captured the gold died after he fell and dislocated his neck up in areas where drug users are tracting the disease. But officials ORANGE medal in the women’s marathon, was given a key A spokesman for the French Embassy police said. LITE said the mine-hunters L’Eridan and Le suspected of living and the vacci­ doubted it would spread to the to the city Wednesday and accolades from ® 27-year-oId cane cutter, nation program could be public­ general public. HGALLOHS politicians, including Gov. Joseph Brennan. Cassiopee were "very sohpisticated mine- died Monday after a dance session Sunday Grand Opening Speclall ized through local drug counseling • JUICE hunters equipped with teleguided auto­ The outbreak of hepatitis B is the \ j m Also honored were medal-winning Olympians on the beach in his village with friends centers. fourth such outbreak in the United pitcher Billy Swift, 22, of South Portland and matic underwater gear capable of working police said Wednesday. Maeim^ Imagawritor Printar List $3070 SAU ttVOn in deep waters" and carryingfrogmen. But Hadler added that few of States since 1980. In the three rower Harriet "Holly” Metcalf, 26, of Soqth Witnesses from the village of Mansion on " ’’""A- -T'"" 31at - “ u a l j ’ ® lasts those most likely to contract the previous outbreaks — in Califor­ Hadley, Mass. An unidentified team of frogmen dived the Caribbean island said Watley had been I TrI-CHy Plaza f ^^^*****‘^******‘ SM O U rcm a Houis: Mon.-FrI. 10-* disease may be willing to come to into the Gulf of Suez to investigate five Thisra. till •, tal. 10-8 nia, North Carolina and Kentucky i » 1 ” 1^ off! V a m o n foi Parwenai Compvroa, w’l • Hattirai vaccination clinics because of suspected mines, the official Middle East practicing acrobatic stunts included in his — Delta agent also was suspected I O f MU AM. M , lOM ■ M OVmiAM.»iLtN« ■ break-dancing routine. ToL 644-1504 fears of being arrested and be­ but blood studies were | H m A N D HARK MAHKET ^HIOHUHD PARK MARKET^ HFMBABBoBNhilMA | cause they generally have a low inconclusive. ■HIMMIDPiUlKMiHIKn I ^iHMHUND PMK HUHWE^ 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug 23 1984

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug 23. 1984 - 7 Douglas A. Bevins, Managing EditoF D ’Amore says focus should be on Reagan OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut In Brief Region’s delegates favor Bush in 1988 Pondering the fate of pandas and humans Blast cause still unknown By Joseph Mlanowany But not all the region’s leaders were and the good he s going to bring to the Sununu, whose state wields particular Consider the cases of the giant panda and the SIMSBURY — The exact cause of an explosion United Press International completely happy with the 1988 talk party overall but back in the states we power because its primary is t he first in the nation, was cautious about New human being. The pandas may become extinct patently untrue. excess human beings. If we get rid of the flush that killed three workers and leveled a small that has cropped up at the convention, have to build grassroots building at an explosives manufacturing com­ organizations.” Englanders when it comes to speculat­ because they can’t reproduce themselves; the Against this background, Mr. President sends toilet and the public health officer, within two DALLAS — Having joyously cast and at least one said the party should James Buckley to the United Nations § pany last week may never be determined, a their votes for the nomination of concentrate on more immediate tasks Rep. Olympia Snowe of Maine ing about the 1988 ticket. human beings are in danger of going the same generations we can make abortion and prominent investigator says. agreed that the 1988 talk was prema­ Sununu. a candidate for re-election, International Conference on Population to open President Reagan, a number of New at home. route because they can’t stop reproducing. But, contraception a criminal offense without a Robert W. Van Dolah, nationally known for Thomas D ’Amore, the Connecticut ture, but contended that it was to be noted that some Republicans starjed N ich olas an Americartgovernmental offensive against England’s delegates to the Republican if biological fate dooms you to be the member of second thought as to its consequences. investigating explosions, said Wednesday he GOP chairman, mirrored the thinking expected because of the efforts by the their race for the White House contraception. The United States has already National Convention are indicating a vanishing breed, better to be a panda than a It is fitting that Mr. President would send Mr. would be able to determine several possible they favor George Bush as the GOP of a number of New Englanders by conservative wing of the party to build immediately after Reagan’s election in Von Hoffman used its power and prestige to prevent abortions human being. Buckley to Mexico City to take these thwacks a t , causes of the blast at Ensign-Bickford Industries standardbearer in 1988. noting that Bush appeared to be a clear their case. 1980. The world’s last pandas are cozened and in other countries so now it is mooching over into population control programs. This is the same but may be unable to pinpoint the exact cause. To no one’s surprise, all 162 delegate favorite among most party officials in "It was clear that the strategy (of the ” 1 don’tthinkit’stoocarly for anyone to begin thinking about it.” he said. cosseted, their gene pool passing into non­ doing its best to sabotage any artificial form of administration which is up nights worried about The blast last Wednesday demolished a 12-by-20 votes from the region’s six states went his state. But he added a caution. conservatives) was from the beginning foot building in an area known as the Powder ’'But I thinkit’sprobablytooearlytobe existence in air-conditioned luxury supplied by contraception, which Mr. Buckley defines as any a Chicano inundation from across the Rio to the Reagan-Bush ticket late “ This is Ronald Reagan’s night and to design the issues that would focus not method not described in his Bible. Forest, killing three workers who were working Wednesday. year and what I ’m going to do ... is after only on ’84, but well beyond that," she expecting people in crucial places to human beings who have no hope of living in a Grande. To listen to them tell it, there is a great ■ make firm commitments at this point.” The backblast from opposing contraception on a new explosive known as PYX . Despite some dissatisfaction in the 1984, I ’m going to do 1986, which is to said. house as splendid as the panda domicile in the diapered horde, a vast swarm of bronze skinned Van Dolah, who was called in by the company to outright would be too withering to withstand, so region with the party’s conservative elect a Republican governor and “ It’s clear to me that we will have a The governor also noted that because zoo, no hope of eating as well or as regularly as wah-wahs, millions of them like the Invasion of determine the cause of the blast, said he had no BY THE SAME LINE OF reasoning platform, there were no abstentions or Legislature. In 1988 we’II do 1988.” sort of confrontation, a classic confron­ of the importance of his state’s these big, white cuddly animals with the black Mr. Buckley is going at it obliquely, deploring the Body Snatchers, assembling in the scratchy,. preliminary indications yet as to the cause of the discouraging human beings from practicing any “ favorite son” votes cast from the D’Amore took particular exception tation of the various ideological fac­ primary, a nuinber of the candidates circles around their eyes. the disruption of the natural mechanism for blast, including whether human error was a and all forms of population limitation is more parched rubble of the Sierra Madres, making region. with the numerous signs at the tions within the party,’ : ’ she said. appeared to be already going out of slowing population growth.” For him the natural factor. That is as it should be, for any dispassionate, than mildly screwy. We need more people as ready to come crawling like the macro insects of However, a number of party leaders convention promoting conservative She also noted while conservatives their way to make themselves familiar mechanism is a peculiar amalgam of the free were making a push for party control, neutral member of a third species will tell you badly as we need more cockroaches or spiders. a Japanese horror movie northward across our during the past few days indicated that New York Rep. Jack Kemp for with New Hampshire. that pandas are superior to humans on all market by day and onanism by night. borders. Undertaker loses license when it comes to 1988, they wouldn’t president in 1988. the number of moderates who are As a species we are in overabundance which, of potential GOP presidential candidates counts. They are cuter, less destructive and, HARTFORD — A state licensing board revoked mind seeing Bush at the head of the “ I mean, we’re here to renominate "W e ’ve been getting a lot of good course, explains why human life is so cheap. still outnumbered the conservatives. being infinitely rarer, are infinitely more BEFORE THE MIDDLE of the 19th century, the license of a Litchfield funeral director GOP ticket. Ronald Reagan and I think they ought support when we put our fundraisers Every day of every month more humans are According to Mr. Buckley and his fellow Conte, meanwhile, said when it valuable. Therefore it should be illegal to there were a number of “ natural” mechanisms accused of failing to bury a body in a reasonable Rep. Silvio Conte of Massachusetts to wait,” D’Amore said. together from national figures who are murdered than there are pandas left on the dogmatists, the key thing is to keep all wah-wahs Let’s do ’84, and not just at the top of comes to potential candidates, he willing to come in and even support perform an abortion on a pregnant panda; that successfully inhibited population growth. period of time and lying about when another body went so far Wednesday night as to wear globe. Every day thousands are beaten, gassed, in the country of their birth, because there the . the ticket, b u t... at statehouses. I.’m as thinks Bush has “ earned his spurs.” dinners ... for legislative seats and for Babies and old people were left exposed and was cremated. a “ Bush in ’88” sticker on his women pandas must be denied the right of shot, burned, cut, hung, whipped, stoned, free market will induce them to reproduce fewer excited as the next guy about Reagan But New Hampshire Gov. John state Senate seats,” he said. alone in heat and cold to die, but it was The Board of Examiners of Embalmers and pastel-striped jacket. choice. It would be immoral for a panda family electrocuted, poisoned, tortured and even of themselves, since their price like the price of contagious diseases more than anything else Funeral Directors Wednesday revoked the 2 to practice birth control in any form. Pandas frightened to death. Other thousands even hold other third world commodities is falling through which kept the human and panda populations in license of Lewis Taylor, owner of Sepples Funef“al must copulate to procreate exactly as the pope, their own lives so valueless that they kill the floor. Home in Litchfield, after a' hearing on a second Jerry Falwell and other social dogmatists rough equilibrium. Sanitation and antibiotics, themselves. Human life is precious, people are Incidentally, the free market cures cancer too, set of charges against him. Hartford transplant baby awake and alert prescribe. intrusive government program s that they are, our most valuable resource, no slogans are more but in the world ahead it will still be better to die Taylor, who did not attend the board’s hearing, intervened in the natural process of killing off has denied the allegations and can appeal the like a panda than live like a human being. By Susan E. Kinsman and alert. She appears to hear us A transplant was attempted two was perlormed at Yale-New Haven revocation of his state license. The revocation is United Press International Hospital in OetolH'r. 1983 and about 100 effective Sept. 5. speaking to her,” said,Dr. Carolyn weeks ago, but culled off becau.se A t the convention Riegle, the transplant team’s specialist doctors said the organ was unsuitable. a year are performed at Pilfsburgh’s Taylor was accused of improperly disposing of HARTFORD — Doctors say a in pediatric intensive care. Laura got a second chance lute Monday Children’s Hospital. Sehweiser said. 3 , . the body of Joseph Krowosky in that the body was Andnoui), 16-month-old Waterbury baby who Steven and Teresa Lebel were able to with a liver donated by an unidentifed ” It’s not a rare procedure anymore, not buried within a reasonable period of time. Washington received Hartford Hospital’s first liver see their daughter about five hours 17-month-old Newark, N.J., child who but it’s not common.” LADIES and geralemen, Krowosky died in February and was buried in late transplant was doing well but would be July. after surgery ended at 5 a.m. Tuesday. was brain dead,Schweizer said. Button abuse carefully watched in the first ci;itical ’They were not available for comment It was implanted and surgeons spent our Keuncte apeaKer Menv-Go-Roundj State law requires burial within 30 days of a weeks after her operation. but are "handling it w ell," Schweizer hours reconstructing tiny bile ducts. death, except in the winter when the ground in “ Walter Mondale eats quiche.’’ Katherine Ortega (a loaman) Laura Lebel remained critical but said. “ There was no crisis. Everything went 29 cousins vying Jack Anderson many cemeteries is frozen. If a person dips in the That s something “ real men" supposedly stable Wednesday in the hospital’s very smoothly,” said Dr. Henry Low. for $120,000 estate witl address you and o u r winter, the body must be buried by June under the intensive care unit with a respirator Laura suffered from biliary atresia, law. part of the 24-member transplant team . don t do. It s also one of the more popular helping her breathe the day after the a condition which causes bile to build The team was ready more than a WARREN, R.I, (UPI) - When U>o P re s i(to t, coho happens up and eventually destroy the liver. LaFleur of Warren died .several slogans on T-shirts, buttons and bumper Witness implicates Golino nine-hour operation. year ago to perform the first liver stickers this week in Dallas. 1 But her doctqr said early signs of Her case was “ quite advanced” and transplant at the hospital where more months ago. leaving an estate of about to be married b a she had developed cirrhosis, or “ end- $120,000, officials did not know if he hud Trying to liven things up while they wait for OJonan and whose iTwIher, NEW HAVEN — A detective has said she told recovery buoyed hopes that the liver than 350 kidneys have been trans­ Anthony Golino four years ago he was a prime would continue to function and give the stage liver disease,” said Dr. Alan planted in 10 years. any living relatives. President Reagan’s coronation today, dele­ incidentelljj, is d luom an... Bailout charges i suspect in the Penny Serra Slaying and received baby her first chance at a normal life. Leichtner, the transplant team’s spe­ The will left the estate to LaFleur’s gates to the Republican National Convention “ no response” from him. “ At the moment she’s doing very cialist in pediatric gastroenterology. “ Laura was not an ideal first ease” lute father and officials said it would be are wearing a profusion of GOP souvenirs. Mary A. Fish, a 12-year veteran of the New well,” said Dr. Robert Schweizer, head because of problems with her veins and divided among any living relatives. So of the transplant team. About 30 The baby was admitted to the arteries, Schweizer said. "Laura did far. 29 people have come,j forward One large red button shows Geraldine were too lenient J Haven Police Department, said Wednesday that because he wasn’t cooperating, she told him she percent of all liver transplant patients hospital in November and put on not make it easy at all.” claiming to be cousin.s. Ferraro walking a poodle with a Mondale reject the organ and the next few weeks medication and a special diet to The largest group surfaced together • would talk to members of his family, his friends, face. “ Hurry up, Fritz,” she says. A blue his relatives and those of the 21-year-old victim. are critical for Laura, he said. prepare her for a transplant when a Schweizer said one adult is on the last week when LaFleur’s lawyer. WASHINGTON — My recent columns on the 1978* button admonishes. “ Come clean, Geral­ She drew no reaction, she said. “ If she does not reject the liver, there donor liver became available. “She hospital’s waiting list for a transplant Morphis Jamiel, got a letter from a congressional bailout of Geijeral Dynamics, the" is every expectation for a normal life,” was stable in the hospital, but her life and 12 people in the Hartford area will Connecticut man listing him.s’elf and 25 dine.” Another says. “ Keep Wally and the Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kinney Jr. is nation’s biggest defense contractor, brought a heated! conducting a probable cause hearing to deter­ Schweizer said. She will remain in the expectancy could be measured in need transplants in six inonths to a other people as cousins. Beaver out of the White House.” response from the chief government architect of the! mine if further prosecution of Golino is hospital where she has spent more than months at most,” Leichtner said. “ Now year. He could not say how many would Leo J. Laflcur of Danielson. Conn., But Mondale alone, is the target of most deal, former Secretary of the Navy Edward Hidalgo.; warranted. It is developing into one of the half her life for another month or two. we have every indication she will do undergo the surgery. said he learned of his cousin’s death button abuse. Some others: “ Defeat Walter In a letter to the Washington Post, Hidalgo accused' lengthiest such hearings in recent Connecticut “ She’s awake. She’s moving around well.” Connecticut’s first liver transplant from the newspapers. the Wimp,” “ Fritz is the Pitz” and “ No! Not Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., and me of hav|ng* history. Golino was arrested July 3 and charged with murder. A Mondull! ” "concocted an offensively inaccurate fantasy about a ' worthwhile accomplishment.” That “ accomplish-! Under questioning by Assistant State’s Attor­ A book is available for $2.95, called “ The ney Mary M. Galvin, the detective quoted Golino, ment ’ is currently the subject of separate investiga-! Police charge jailed man in Asylum killing Wit and Wisdom of Fritz Mondale.” Its 100 a 33-year-old local popcorn distributor, telling her tions by Proxmire and by a House investigations! at one meeting in June 1980 “ what I did in my past pages, of course, are all blank. subcommittee headed by Rep. John Dingell, D-Mieh.' was bad. I want to forget it.” HARTFORD (UPI) — Police culmi­ “ Here I try to help people, and my robbery. Bond on the murder charge Her brown Mustang, the car she Hidalgo’s letter deserves a response. • nated a 2>A week investigation into the beautiful daughter was killed.” was set Wednesday at $150,000 and the parked on Sumner Street the day of the After some soul-searching. I ’ve decided that I m ay' Car slams into youth stabbing death of a 23-year-oId woman, Kennedy, 56, of New Britain said, case was continued until Aug. 28. slaying, sits in front of her fam ily’s Balancing the budget have erred on the side of charity toward Hidalgo. ll arresting a man held since Aug. 6 on a “ We lost a beautiful thing in our lives. Milner also has been charged with home. separate charge of armed robbery. was also too lenient toward the General Dynamics! NEW M ILFORD — An 8-year-old Katonah, But she lost her life, and that is far first-degree sexual assault with a'knife ” I have this fear for young girls and H But the parents of Susan Kennedy, Arthur Laffer, a leading supply-side “N-Y., boy visiting relatives in the area was struck more than we lost.” in connection with another incident what could happen to them.” said executives who followed Hidalgo’s suggested method! who was stabbed 12 times in the economist, is in Dallas this week meeting with and killed Tuesday as he crossed Candlewood Ms. Kennedy was stabbed in a July 1 in the same area. Patricia Kennedy. ” I don’t know what Open forum/ Readers' views of milking the taxpayers for hundreds of millions of; Asylum Hill area of the city, say they deserted driveway behind 85 Sumner The lodging of the charges culmi­ Lake Road to go fishing. is wrong with society that decent various delegate groups. dollars in cost overruns on construction of nuclear" will never understand why their Police said Robert Rasor was hit by a car St. in the city’s Asylum Hill neighbor­ nated a 2'/i-week investigation by a people shouldn’t be safe.” Laffer offers his own pet solution for Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square. Manchester. CT 06040 submarines by the company’s Electric Boat Division • driven by Pamela Ruokonen, 18, of Brookfield. daughter was the victim of such hood, where she was visiting a six-member team of detectives. balancing the federal budget: “ Audit the tax in Groton, Conn. , 'J Efforts to revive him at Danbury Hospital failed violence. co-worker from Aetna Life & Casualty. Ms. Kennedy had graduated in 1978 ” I can’t watch TV ,” Kennedy said. “ I returns of two million more Democrats.” and he was pronounced dead at 2:10 p.m. “ I am having a very difficult time Police arrested Clifton Milner, 26, at from Plainville High School. She turned on the TV and the first thing I L E T ’S SET reconciling what has happened,” said the Hartford Correctional (Center worked at Aetna’s main office nearly heard was a young woman was found About sewers, with HUD — that money tree they really was a low blow. Black the record straight: { No charges were filed against Miss Ruokonen. are waving looks a lot like instant Hidalgo’s charge: “ Mr. Anderson’s reference to at Chester N. Kennedy, a guidance where he has been since his arrest Aug. three years, before being transferred murdered in Providence, and I couldn’t children and Laotians have such counselor at Bulkeley High School. 6 on a separate charge of armed to the Middletown company. handle it.” G HUD and water Comfortable lodging lotto. Maybe Mr. Weiss is hoping beautiful shining eyes and expres­ $1 billion bailout of the company is a figure created out enough of us have died off since the sive, animated facial features. Of of thin air with no relation to reality. ” He claimed that To the Editor: last referendum. President and Mrs. Reagan don't have to course we “ stared," — would have the settlement involved only $125 million plus $899 million in contract adjustments. worry about comfortable lodging during their Perhaps Mr. Diamond would liked to hold the child and give it a Aillon cuts are questioned in triai E. CENTER ST. It is great to see some letters in print the figures for our last year of Response: Hidalgo conveniently disregards an stay in Dallas. our “ letters” column: a nice big hug. Is that so wrong? HUD, and how much was spent for additional $332 million in inflation adjustment's” Bv James V. Heallon on his index finger as well as other 649-5268 They’re at the luxurious Lowes Anatole change from weeks of opinions of Much discrimination will have to replaced. It was in plain view, he tano house when he responded to administrative cost. It would also future overrun agreements and tax credits, which’ United Press International parts of his body, the former testified. every editor of a paper in New go to the courts and leave bitter­ the scene as a detective 12 years Hotel, whose 1,620 rooms make it the largest be helpful to see in print the dollar brought the total to $816 million. Still not enough? Be detective testified. The shift knob Aillon had baeen been stopped in England. ness on both sides. Can we afford to ago. hotel comple:{ in the Southwest. The hotel has cost we paid for the court case. also fails to mention that General Dynamics was pmd . NEW HAVEN - Tiny lacera­ was admitted as evidence. the early morning hours after the SPECIAL CsihACarry Nice to see that O’Neill and Pac subject another generation of our iniin6ns6 crystsi chsndelicrs, three thesters, Mr. Weiss is playing, “Dance me $300 million up front in cash for progress payments tions on the inside of Guillermo Cummings identified a piece of slaying of the Montanos and their Cummings wound up four days are out running around in the kids to this? Aillon’s right hand were appar­ of testifying on dozens of exhibits 19 restaurants and an 84-foot outdoor pool set around again, Dolly,” waving that accumulated during the bailout negotiations • - wallboard taken from the home of daughter, Barbara Aillon Mon­ The buck stops here — right on ently caused by a chipped shift saying he seized the tips at the SWEETHEART ROSES in a park. sewers now that election is just every flag in his collection, but the A staff analysis prepared for Dingell points out that- the victims, J. George Montano, tano, 26, because of his noisy Main Street or the Parkade. It’s a knob on his 1965 model car, a police 49, and his wife, Bernice, 46, as exhaust system. scene immediately, he took them over the hill. Perhaps they could fact remains that he needs this the interest savings the company enjoyed — by not The Presidential Suite, with 3,400 square rise to a more suitable height and two-way street. If somebody stares captain testified in the triple having a cut in it made by a knife with him when he left and they money to eliminate the skyrocket­ having to borrow the $300 million over the life of the Policemen reported seeing a were what was admitted as evi­ $^65 feet of living space, is bigger than most tell Manchester taxpayers what at your kid, go 50 percent of the •laying suspect’s third trial. with a serrated edge. dozen ing costs of his years of misman­ contract — put the total bailout package comfortably Capt. Walter Cummings Wed­ bloody knife in the back seat and dence in the current trial. homes. was done about the factory here in way — just say, “ Hi.*' introduce “ Had anybody told you anything agement and waste of taxpayer’s over my “ thin air” estimate of $1 billion. nesday said he didn’t notice the about a knife being in a car or are expected to testify about it, town that was found to be the yourselves and say, “ We live in specifically as to its edge. Aillon money. Hidalgo’s charge: “ No one ever claimed that the •cratches when Aillon, 46, under­ anything else,” State’s Attorney town.” had told them he had been at a third-highest asbestos polluter in I hope the minority groups in went voluntary fingerprinting on Arnold Markle asked. settlement was necessary as a ’bailout’ to save picnic and used it to cut meat. DISCOVER THE "PLUS ” IN JEANS*PLUS! Bull at the convention the entire state. Not everyone in town will dig out some of the Of course, you will meet the General Dynamics from bankruptcy The Navy Aug. 14, 1972, the night after his “ No, sir,” he said. town knows that the plant was estranged wife and he wealthy coverage about our fight against occasional “ kook,” — don’t we all? witnesses explicitly told Congress that bankruptcy A garage mechanic testified Cummings again underwent la­ John Ball was having a good time eating given permission for more pollu­ But I think you will be pleasantly parents were found stabbed to earlier this week he found a chef’s HUD and really look at it with an was not an issue.” ■ borious cross-examination by Pub­ dust and sweating bullets in the 108-degree tion by Mr. Pac. death in their North Haven home. knife with a smooth edge in Aillon’s THIS WEEK ONLY! open mind. All the publicity was surprised to find that most of us Response: Internal General Dynamics documents lic Defender Donald Dakers who sun while riding the southern end of a herd of Ask Mr. Kraatz about this want to be friends, and have no But four days later after Aillon’s car which the defendant had left at concentrated at one point on two misleading — the minority groups associate Tony Capaccio makecledf*: asbestos we are all breathing and concerns about what color or arrest photographs Cummings the garage the day after the finger ends of rubber gloves northbound longhorns. were actually getting a drop in the that Hidalgo himself tried to push the bankruptcy* took showed Aillon to have bruises H s IEIOC" he will’ explain that this is a state ethnic group you are. slayings to have the muffler Cummings discovered in the Mon­ “ You got to like messing with them, to camp bottom of the bucket from this tactic on company executives, citing the s u cce^ problem, not a town one. Or, ask Look closely at the HUD plans out for a week with a bunch of cattle in this program, while the fat-cats were l^ckheed and Grumman had achieved seekTna* Mr. Cassano who was aware of the Mr. Weiss has. The $130,000 for heat,” said Ball, the consulting engineer who using the rest to build themselves a bailouts from Congress on grounds of impending problem some years back. cozy little fed-funded empire. housing rehabilitation he has on bankruptcy. 2 is directing a cattle drive to downtown Dallas Don’t bother asking O’Neill. His the list wouldn’t rehabilitate dog HAll & MUSKA NOW SERVES UNDERWEAR SALE! These were your tax dollars we According to minutes of a Dec. 21, 1977, meeting* every day this week for the entertainment and idea of asbestos pollution is proba­ houses for those needing it. once were fighting for and many of you General Dynamics Board Chairman David S Lew i^ ALL OF MANCHESTER education of the conventioneers. bly already overburdened with one you subtract buying, contractor, rewarded us by labeling us racists. “ expressed serious concern with Hidalgo’s approach -for Men and Boys “ pipe covering," recently making etc. “ Well, it gets met out of the office for a One woman gave an interview by saying that it was just not in the cards foi? 46 years ot Quality Fuel Oil Service headlines in Hartford. Take a good look at your new while, and there’s a lot of bull at the about how we stared at black General Dynamics to be asked to base its request fo il MEN'S Meanwhile, here we go again BOYS convention anyway. Only these aren’t bulls. children on the town streets. That “ double” water rates. That’s just relief on ‘financial disaster’ grounds.” Z the top of the cake — our kids will They just used to be bulls. Now they’re Hidalgo then said, according to the minutes, that h £ Believe It or Not be paying off bonds for this steers,” Ball said. had used the Lockheed and Grumman cases “ as £1 Briefs $ ^ 3 0 $ ^ 3 0 mismanagement and inefficiency 3 guide, and that he had not meant that (GeneraC for years, and Mr. Weiss is handing Dynamics) would necessarily have to go as far aC — Scripps League Newspapers out “ freebies” to the old Cheney Winter is Coming!! Sizes 28 to 38 Sizo$ 12 to 20 sweat shops that are costing us Pkg. of 3 Pkg. of 3 hundreds of thousands of dollars. I •Manchester Bd. of Ed. try to picture what kind of people •Kniohts of Columbus Now is The Time to Check MINUTES OF A MEETING on Jan. 18. 1978, say* Letters policy will go $1,000 a month to live in a that “ Hidalgo, without stating explicitly that he w aj* •Unico Your Heating System rehabilitated fire trap, with fake MEN'S BOYS The Manchester Herald welcomes letters backing off his approach based on 'bankruptcy ’ did sdi to the editor. gas lights (provided by the taxpay­ by clear implication.” * ers) outside. To each his own. Tee's Hidalgo’s charge: “ I refused to negotiate unlesc Letters should be brief and to the point. My recent offer to the Historical General Dynamics consented to lay bare allots! New Burner Needed? $ 7 3 0 $470 Society of the three-yard piece of They should be typed or neatly handwritten, internal corporate books. Then an independent audijl the last of Cheney velvet, went and, for ease in editing, should be by ... Coopers & Lybrand, retained by the Navy at m)S SIzos S,M ,L,XL SIzos S,M,L over like a lead balloon. Could have double-spaced. direction, confirmed the projected overrun ...” ** Pkg. of 3 Pkg. of 3 been used in small pieces as floral New Boiler Needed? Response; A Proxmire staff study states: “ NavjC The Herald reserves the right to edit applique in small oval frames. officials M d the accounting firm apparently allowecC letters in the interests of brevity, clarity and All the yelling about saving the General Dynamics to delete important informatloic taste. Cheney heritage seems to be a bag from the audit report prior to its publication.” In fa c t- Tune-Up Needed? of wind. They seem to prefer to sit Address letters to: a key stipulation of the outside audit contract was thak^ on their butts and keep hitting the 297 EAST CENTER ST. General Dynamics could review it beforehand fodZ Open Forum taxpayers for funds. Manchester Herald factual correctness. •• MANCHESTER, CT. Ot0S4byNEA.mc Hoping to see more letters — P.O. Box 591 There must have been a bundle of errors. MargInaC OPEN THURS. NITE til 9 Manchester, notes on the 51-page draft report show that HidalgiC HALL & MUSKA, INC "Energy Savers" CT 06040. Elinor Patten "By the way, sir, I thought your •bombing Joke' and General Dynamics executives reviewed th e 646-6459 33 Mather St. was SUPERI" ^ ’ independent” audit six days before it was issued A ? Manchester least 17 pages were deleted from the final revision. - FULL SERVICE«623>3308« Gallon YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE " 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 23. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 23. 1984 - t CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crook* a C«*al* Thursday T V New England Searchers In Pacific

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reasons for capital projects Edward F. Sadosky F O C U S / Familu Edward Frank Sadosky, 62, of By Sarah Passell library is the size of two class­ sions have office space. East Hartford, died Wednesday at Herald Reporter rooms and can hold only 10 percent There is no way for a person in a his home. He was the husband of of the student body, according to wheelchair to get to the basement Regina C. Sadosky. BOLTON — Firefighters can't the project summary from the offices. He leaves four sons, Robert E. ‘IVe work with fear’ take a shower at the town fire school administration. The information residents will Sadosky, Ronald C. Sadosky and station after a fire because the State standards also recommend get in the town newsletter will not Edward F. Sadosky Jr., all of shower room is filled with fire that a high school library keep a include what the renovation op­ Manchester, and Richard J. Sa­ equipment and medical supplies. collection of between 10,000 and tions are for Community Hall. But dosky of East Hartford; two And there is no room to clean, 14,000 books. The present library Ms. Levine said Wednesday that daughters, Mrs. John (Cheryl repair or repack equipment on the has 10,000 volumes and no room for the selectmen have considered Ann) Flood of Vernon and Mrs. The jury is still out on crime newspaper trucks inside the station. more. both finishing the dirt basement Michael (Suzanne) Smith of Man­ The firehouse was built 42 years The computer laboratory in the under the oldest part of Commun­ chester; a brother, Chester C. ago when only 728 people lived in library is so small that it is ity Hall and building an addition. Sadosky of Newington; his step­ town. It sits on about a quarter impossible to open the filing An addition would take more mother, Mrs. Sonia Sadosky of By Tracy Geoghegan acre of land and town officials have cabinets stored in the room and land than the now town owns at the East Hartford; and 12 Herald Reporter said there is no room to expand. work at any of the four computer site. Selectmen have held secret grandchildren. But the wood building now terminals at the same time. discussions about buying part of The funeral will be Saturday at houses equipment worth $750,000, Special education students last the adjacent field on the north side 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & L «ri and Robert Sherwood — the brother-sister and serves 1,400 houses. year had classes in rooms des­ of the lot. Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- team who run Community Action News — say COMMUNITY These facts and others will be cribed as far too small. side Ave., East Hartford, with a their tabloid offers citizens helpful information A new library would free the sent by newsletter to all Bolton THE TOWN GARAGE behind mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. they cannot get in any other local publication. residents next month, as town equivalent of two classrooms for Bolton Center School on Notch in St. Christopher's Church, East The newspaper's critics, however, have accused officials get ready to ask residents special education classes and Road was built in 1949 to house one r Hartford. Burial with full military ACTION NEWS for permission to bond up to $1.85 allow more room for a computer truck and $1,000 worth of equip­ honors will be in Veterans Memor­ the give-away newspaper of capitalizing on million in building projects. Admi­ lab. There would be enough shelf ment. Volunteers did all the road ial Field, Hillside Cemetery, East people’s fears and using fraudulent methods to nistrative Assistant Karen Levine space for the library collection to work in town. They even built the Hartford. solicit advertising. released summaries of the pro­ grow. garage. Friends may call at the funeral It may be too early to judge the fledgling jects Wednesday. Nine vehicles are now stored home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 newspaper, which is based in the home of Richard THE LAST TIME offices were The Board of Selectmen has there and five men work full time, p.m. Memorial contributions may R owe of South Windsor, the Sherwoods’ uncle and added to Community Hall on proposed to build a new fire station but some are too tall to pass under be made to the St. Francis Hospital the newspaper’s business manager. Bolton Center Road, the town the 10-foot overhead doors and are and Medical Center Continuing 2 and town garage and to renovate UPl photo Those who read the paper say its bylines and population was 2,900 and the staff kept outside. Community Hall. The Board of Care Department or to Oncology, focus appear to change with every other issue. was smaller than it is now. ‘ Dr. Alan Walker works at a dig in Kenya where the bones Education wants to build a new 'There is no place to put a desk for in care of Dr. Pasquale, 114 Ms. Levine said the selectmen's And a flap this spring — which occurred when a library, which would also house a the public works foreman and no of five apes believed to be 18 million years old were Woodland St., Hartford, 06105. office serves mainly as the hallwap Journal Inquirer story disputed the legitimacy of computer center, at Bolton High safe area for painting or welding. discovered two months ago by a joint U.S.-Kenyan between the assessor's and tax the tabloid’s student essay contest — cost the School. The Board of Selectmen pro­ collector's offices downstairs and • group. The ape-like creatures were from a family publication some advertisers for a while. poses to build a new garage at the The selectmen voted this week to the town clerk's office upstairs. considered to be common ancestors of humans and Death an same site, at a cost of around put all four projects on a referen­ Downstairs with the assessor, $300,000. They are looking for a monkeys. Walker gave a report to the National Science T H E SHERWOODS began the publication in 3 dum ballot in November. Voters residents have no privacy in which new location for a firehouse, which Foundation Wednesday on the find. September 1983 with a strictly crime-prevention will be allowed to pick and choose to quibble over their property is expected to cost $800,000. apparent emphasis. Articles on neighborhood crime-watch among the projects they favor. taxes. programs, interviews with crime victims and Some groups have to meet in the They expect Community Hall portraits of criminals gave the newspaper a . STATE STANDARDS RECOM­ storage vault when there is no renovations to cost around Scientists uncover suicide distinctly alarm ist tone. MEND that a high school library place else. $300,000. The Board of Education be large enough to seat 20 percent Except for the Board of Select­ has estimated the cost of the But these days, the paper has taken on a new of the student body. The present men, no town boards or commis- library at $450,000. A Litchfield Street resident personality. It looks more like a magazine — with ancient ape bones found dead in his car Wednesday cover designs that use color and graphics for a afternoon apparently committed slicker effect. suicide, police said today. And topics in the recent issue include health, By Jan Ziegler Reagan-Bush loyalists want of the m aterial” that are impor­ Police said an acquaintance family, sports safety, psychological problems and United Press International tant, said Mark Teaford, a Johns found Horace McMullen, 52, of 43 household hints. Hopkins assistant professor of Litchfield St., when she went to his Sample headlines include: “ Therapy for You," WASHINGTON — Scientists say anatomy and cell biology and house to find him after he did not “ Teenage Suicide: A Permanent Solution to a they have found an unprecedented member of the expedition. show up for work Wednesday. She one more time at the top number of bones of a small ape-like The proconsul is known to have Temporary Problem,” “ Being Handicapped: the discovered him inside his 1974 Story of a Man,” and “ Housing: Is Your Home creature that lived 18 million years existed in Africa as far back as 22 Chevrolet, which was parked in­ Continued from page 1 arms reduction agreement with any impropriety that would cast a ago and is considered the common million years ago. side his garage with the ignition on. Safe?” the Soviet Union? A tough, confi­ shadow on his character and ancestor of humans and monkeys. Specimens found so far were The engine was not running when Still, the tabloid continues to carry stories ABC and CBS make up their minds dent Ronald Reagan, eyeball-to- reputation,” he added. An expedition led by Alan only 60 percent complete and were police arrived. keyed-in to advertising on the sam e page — a today, eyeball with the steely-eyed Soviet Breaking with tradition, each Walker of Johns Hopkins School of missing wrist and ankle bones. The medical examiner pro­ practice frowned upon by most newspapers. Reagan, standing before a 10- masters, or Walter Mondale?” state voted for president and vice Medicine and Richard Leakey, These bones were present in the nounced McMullen dead at the A t one point, advertisers submitted such director of the National Museums latest find, Teaford said, and will story-tall American flag at a The nomination sparked 25 min­ president on the same roll call. All scene. Police said he apparently editorial copy themselves. Today, Ms. Sherwood, of Kenya, found thousands of bones help scientists get a better picture AN D MORE... welcoming rally in Dallas Wednes­ utes of bedlam, with delegates but two of the delegates cast died of carbon monoxide the m anaging editor, said they no longer allow the day, lashed out at the “ do-nothing chanting "Four more years” as ballots for Reagan. There were two of the extinct proconsul ape in May of the creature's appearance and poisoning. LVUVMOKCnON □ PAOCI arid June on the 28-square-mile how it lived. practice. □ HOUiMOMCnON Democratic leadership" f^r block­ 175,000 red, white and blue balloons abstentions in the balloting for CnON □ PAGE U island of Rusinga in Lake Victoria, “ We’ll always do crim j prevention,” she said. ing his election-year agenda in dropped from the steel rafters of both Reagan and Bush. In the vice The proconsul is thought to be COVENTRY — The motorcycle □ mALTH.0 r«m T«M a paoeii A Kenya. “ But we’re experimenting all the time.” □ AinoMcnoN Congress, the Dallas Conntion Center. presidential vote U.N. Ambassa­ the ancestor from which humans rider whose bike struck and killed dor Jeane Kirkpatrick and Rep. The find included five 18-million- □ ONNOOUr Nancy Reagan spoke briefly to and the various forms of apes, a fellow party-goer early Saturday Herald photo by Pinto "The American dream begins Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., each received year-old partial skeletons of the MS. SHERWOOD, 22, had neither experience with opportunity, " Reagan said, the convention following a filmed including gorillas, chimpanzees on Bunker Hill Road has been a vote. Proconsul Africanus, the smallest nor training in journalism when she started Lori and Robert Sherwood are the founders of Community "and our goal is to build an tribute to her. “ Let's make it one and orangutans, developed m il­ charged with drunken driving, Republican congresswomen proconsul species, and the only preparing the first issue of Community Action opportunity society for every man, more for the Gipper," she urged lions of years ago. Coventry police said Wednesday. Action News. At right is the July/August issue of the tabloid. made the two seconding speeches, fossil remains so far uncovered of News about a year and a half ago. woman and child. We'll do it the delegates, as a 1 i v e Alan Welliver, 21. of 1548 Main with Bobbi Fiedler of California some other extinct animals. The skeletons found on Rusinga, St., was arrested and released Her brother, who sells most of the ads for the because GOP doesn't just stand for 6Bz) jzViB'Atee’Aevision picture of In a prepared statement. site of several digs, included two to bi-monthly publication. The Sherwoods say they THE SHERWOODS SAID they are not currently He also said a 10 percent increase in ad rates is endorsing Reagan and Lynn Mar­ pending an appearance Sept. 10 in paper, said he worked for eight years on two Grand Old Party. "It also stands • the president — who was watching Walker, who was out of the country adults, one “ young adult,” one plan to begin com ing out monthly in September. m aking a profit on the paper, but they would like scheduled to go into effect with the com ing issue. tin of Illinois speaking for Bush. Rockville Superior Court. Massachusetts publications before coming to for Great Opportunity Party. But the affair from his hotel room — Wednesday, and the other scient­ U The first major trouble erupted juvenile and an infant. Full-grown, Ms. Sherwood said the paper has grown in its to do so in the future. “ We take home money, but lately, it looks like that letter 'D' in was flashed on screens in the hall. Police said Welliver’s motorcy­ Connecticut to found (Community Action News. Wednesday in connection with the ists said the discovery of so many the species was about 18 inches it’s not anything most people would call money,” ’ TH E SHERW OODS claim the controversy this their name has come to stand for California Gov. George Deukme- cle hit Steven Mills, 21, of 1067 first yea r from a total circulation of 8,000 to 25,000. GOP gathering when anti-Reagan primate bone fragments in a single high at the shoulder when on all Sherwood, 29, said he worked as a regional defeatism, decline, dependency, jian nominated Bush, hailing him South St. as Mills was walking in Manchester, Ms. Sherwood said, is one of the Ms. Sherwood said. She estimated she and her spring over their ad solicitation was the result of protesters rampaged through the site was unprecedented. four limbs and weighed 20 to 25 manager for both publications. One was affiliated doom and despair." as a vice president who "has the road. Mills was pronounced paper’s strongholds with a circulation of 5,000. brother earn about $150 a week at the paper. mis-information. downtown business district — “ It’s the quantity and the quality pounds. with the AFL-CIO and covered labor issues, he backed our president every step of dead at the scene. Sherwood said he hopes the paper will print They have survived,, they said, because they’ve “ We told advertisers we w ere offerin g As he has at the last two GOP ripping up an American flag and said; the other covered judicial issues. the way.” Chief George Trzaskas said 50,000 copies of the September issue. set up operations in the homes of relatives in scholarships to high school students in Enfield conventions. Sen. Paul Laxalt of painting obscene slogans before He refused to name his former employers, or to police believe Mills had also been Manchester and South Windsor, who charge them who wrote essays on crime prevention,” Nevada nominated Reagan, laud­ In a veiled reference to Bush's riot-equipped police arrested drinking. discuss his reasons for leaving them. “ There is a After unsuccessful attempts to expand into no rent. They also enlist fam ily m em bers to do the Sherwood said. “ The guidance departments at the ing his close friend's "character, opponent, Geraldine Ferraro. nearly 100. Firefighter foiis A police spokeswoman said reason, but I would rather not let the public know Hartford’s posh western suburbs, the Sherwoods guts and compassion." Deukmejian said, "W e need a vice "The protesters were arrested bulk of their writing. schools knew about it — they even announced it G Welliver failed sobriety tests at the what those reasons are,” Sherwood said. have settled back into a circulation area that Laxalt asked a national au­ president who knows what he's for their vandalistic rampage,” Sherwood said the paper currently uses half its over the P.A . system. scene and later submitted to a The Sherwoods put out their first issue in stretches from Hartford to southern dience: “ Whom would you rather doing — a vice president like said Assistant Police Chief Bill space for ads. He attributes his success in “ But the superintendent didn’t know about it, so urine test for the level of alcohol in September 1983. At that time Coitimunity Action Massachusetts to as far eaiAt as Tolland and have sit down at the bargaining George Bush." Newman. ‘ 'They were not arrested his blood. The results of the attracting advertisers to the fact that he charges bombing attempt News was a quarterly paper, but it quickly moved Bolton. table and negotiate a responsible “ There has never been a hint of for the assembly.” chemical test were not available. “ considerably less” than his com petitors do. Please turn to page 13

GLASTONBURY (UPl) — Po­ plated,” Hoffman said. “ It could lice Thursday credited a volunteer have been an attempted holdup." Sodium content Surgery firefighter with tossing hot coffee Police investigators collected pie­ into a man's face, dousing the rag ces of the bottle and samples of the will be on label wick of the Molotov cocktail and liquid it had contained. Hoffman By Nancy Pappas groups over the summer; others offer prospective preventing a potential explosion. said it would take four days for the WASHINGTON (U P l) — Consu­ gets easier Herald Reporter students a chance to visit the school for a day Michael Draghi, having a coffee state police laboratory to deter­ mers will soon find sodium content ‘Children must be free to early Wednesday, said he became mine what kind of liquid was used information on the labels of many during the late spring and early summer. “ This is a at hospital suspicious when a man with a shirt and to try to recover fingerprints products — specifically those that It’s a scene mothers dread. A 5-year-old spends way to see the schooi under non-threatening play, ‘What if with you, without over his head and a bottle in his from the glass. already carry nutritional all day weeping copiously and wiping her tears circumstances,” sa^s Mrs. Mermelstein, mother being made to feel stupid.’ hand entered the Whole Donut information. away with her pigtails. of two sons entering kindergarten and second Shop. Beginning in July 1985, Food and For hours her mother tries to figure out what’s grade, respectively. Betty Mermelstein Sleeping at the hospital the night Police said the would-be-bomber Judge says Drug Administration will require wrong. Finally the tearful child reveals her Familiarity with a new environment is just as before surgery will no longer be Bolton nursery school director stood silently at the door, held a food manufacturers to include Calm problem: She is desperately worried that there will important for an older student. “ A few weeks necessary for many Manchester cigarette lighter to the rag wick sodium amounts per serving to be no one to care for her favorite doll, Charlotte, before school starts, take a walk or a drive to the Memorial Hospital patients as the and tried to light the firebomb. such informational labels. burger suit when she goes off to kindergarten in September. school, play on the swings, even go into the building result of a new program allowing Draghi tossed his hot coffee into Although a definite link has not Fears like these are not at all uncommon, say if it’s unlocked,” says Dr. Conter. "G o in and routine, as well." morning admissions. the man's face and, in the process, been established between high child welfare experts. And if the kids complain, says Dr. Conter, don’t doused the flame from the lighter. sodium intake and high blood explore a classroom, chat with a staff member The six-bed "A.M. Surgical Back to ^ekooi ignore the complaints. "T ell them it is hard to get Police said an explosion rauld have ‘frivolous’ pressure, researchers have ob­ “ Often the children will focus on something that who’s already decorating a bulletin board. Get the Admissions Unit" has already injured the six people inside and served that populations with low seems irrelevant or trivial to the parent, but which student acquainted with the place.” up early, and we’re sympathetic, but Mommy and opened, hospital officials an­ ST. PAU L. Minn. (U P l) - A destroyed the shop. sodium intake rarely suffer from takes on major proportions to the child," says Dr. While you’re wandering around. Dr. Conter Daddy have to get up early, too.” nounced today. The unit will magistrate has dismissed a law­ “ It was just spontaneous,” hypertension, and people with Gail Rowe, principal of Waddell School. Sometimes a simple suggestion can make a big enable patients needing minor suit alleging that McDonald’s suggests telling your child about your own school Draghi said. ‘ ‘I saw the guy walk in elevated blood pressure find that it “ It’s not unusual for kids to have some fears surgery to avoid the expense of an would have had to kill every fatted memories. “ You can make this a very special, very difference. Here are a few offered by local child the door with a bottle with a rag falls when weight and sodium jitters overnight stay just before their calf born in the last 300 years to based around school, and it’s also not unusual for close tinne between yourself and your child." guidance experts: hanging out and a lighter. back up its slogan of “Over 40 consumption are reduced. Cur­ them to persist, even afterthe first year of school.’’ 2 operations. • Give extremely clear instructions to your child “ When I saw him. I just threw billion sold." rently 19.2 million Americans says Dr. Kevin Center, a psychologist in private SHOPPING FOR school clothings and supplies as to the after-school routine. Make sure that both the coffee in his face.” suffer from hypertension. Up to now, many patients would U.S. Magistrate Brian Short practice in Manchester. “ There are not only Police said the unidentified man can also be a time for building up anticipation and you and the child understand where he is to go be admitted the night before Tuesday dismissed as “ clearly The Food and Nutrition Board of ran out the back door. Draghi and a kindergarteners who get anxious at this time of dispelling anxieties. Dr. Rowe says. “ I think it can Have a dry run. surgery with “ nothing to do but frivolous” the $5 million suit the Naional Academy of Sciences companion pursued him, but he year.” be as much fun as Christmas, even though thereare • in case of an emergency, give him an wait for their operation," accord­ charging McDonald’s with false has established that 1,100 to 3,300 escaped in the woods behind the no toys. Do your shopping in a leisurely fashion. Use alternative, or leave one with the school office. “ I ing to Clarence Sylvia, assistant advertising for claiming sales milligrams of sodium each day is store. FOR SOME, the real problem is the fear of being MMH director. “This program upwards of 40 billion hamburgers. “safe and adequate.” However, this time to really listen to any concerns the childis hate to see a child waiting for hours and hours at a Scott Higgins, also a volunteer eliminates that day and cost.” Arzie Martin and Monique Land Americans usually consume sev­ away from mother; for others, it’s concern about trying to express.” stop sign somewhere," Dr. Rowe said. firefighter with Scott, said, " I got said McDonald's sales figures eral times that amount dailysince being thrown into an entirely new peer group; or it This may be particularly important for very • Make sure that you and the child are quite Under ,the hospital's existing my hand on him when I chased him would require selling a hamburger sodium is present in items as may be the first time the child has been asked to young children, or for those'returning to school early for school, or for the school bus, (or the first out the door. pre-admissions testing program, UPl photo every second of the day for 1,266 common as salt, baking soda and function in a relatively structured atmosphere. after a less-than-enjoyable semester. few days. “ Children have real (ears about missing all of a patient's laboratory and “ I ’m kind of disappointed that I years. powder, monosodium glutamate The worries arise when a child starts school or “ Children worry about situations that might their buses, at least for those first few days,” Dr. blood work is done on an out­ couldn’t catch him ," Higgins said. “ Not to mention the fact that (MSG) and soft drinks. Shooting to kill when a family move across town; they may arise when their mom is away,” Mrs. Mermelstein Rowe said. patient basis prior to admission, “ Draghi saw him come in and they would have had to kill every reoccur when a best friend moves out of town or says. "They may need to be reassured that they’re • Point out a spot on the refrigerator which will Sylvia said. He said the new unit Martin Galvin, publicity director for the U.S. Irish had the wits to know exactly what cow that has been bom for the last was created as the result of he was doing," said Fire Chief 300 years,” they argued. when the rumors about a new teacher are moving into an accepting, not a punitive, be your child’s spot on the refrigerator, “ for all of Northern Aid Committee, shows a plastic bullet to particularly vicious. numerous requests from doctors Francis Hoffman. Short said in his dismissal order nUNKM ' environment. They may have the idea, from her special papers," Dr.Conter said. “ This helps to and because the hospital’s one-day reporters upon arrival at Kennedy Airport. He had Officials could only speculate on the plantiffs adequately expressed And “ the worst thing that the parent can do is to something they’ve read or heard, that they’re build up a good kind of anticipation. The child surgery unit has become quite returned from Ireland where police fired the bullets to a possible motive for the man with their complaint, but that is not NOVENA TO ST. lUDE get embarrassed about the children’s fears, to going to be held up to some impossibly high knows that his efforts are going to be appreciated the bomb.” O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ popular. enough to pass muster in the belittle them, or try to jolly up the child,” says Dr. standard of behavior. at home, so he thrives with self-confidence.” disperse protesters in northern Ireland. “This was definitely contem- tyr. great In virtue and rich In mira­ courts. cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ Center. "Children must be free to play 'what i f with you, There are some excellent books to read aloud, to Patients admitted to the new unit faithful Intercessor of all who In­ By anticipating the problems a few weeks before without being made to feel stupid. They want to are those requiring at least one help your child prepare (or the first day of school. voke your special patronage In time school starts, and before the tears and tummy overnight stay in the hospital after of need. To you I have recourse ask, ‘What if I spill my paint,’ and ’What if 1 can't Here is a list, prepared by Marjorie Frank, aches begin, a parent may avoid or minimize the surgery or another medical proce­ Joyce G. Epstein from the depth of my heart and unbutton my coveralls to go to the bathroom.’ children’s librarian at Mary Cheney Library in traumas, says Dr. Rowe. dure. AH must be in good health It proud to announce the humbly beg to whom Qod has given These are big concerns to the kids.” Manchester. such great power to come to my as­ Betty Mermelstein, director of the Bolton and between one and 65 years old, INSURANSMITHS SINCE sistance. Help me In my present and "Will I Have a Friend,” and “ Tough Jim," by unless a special authorization is urgent petitlon.iln return I promise I Cooperative Nursery School, says first day fears OTHER getting-ready-for-school games should Miriam Cohen. granted. Opening W raS hAb 1914 to make your name known and can be calmed beforehand. include a “ first day of school" run-through. Dr. “ What I Hear In My School,” by Behrens. cause you to be Invoked. - “ The most important thing is to make sure that Conter says. " I f the children have been sleeping of her Real Estate Agency Say three "Our Fathers, Three "M iss Nelson Is Missing,” and “ Miss Nelson is Under the program, patients the child has a chance to be in the school late all summer, and they’re going to have to get up Back,” by Harry Allard. may follow any pre-surgery in­ Hall Marys and Glorias." Publica­ tion must be promised. St. Jude environment, in a casual manner, before school early for school, don’t wait until the first day of structions — such as not eating "First Day In School,” by Bill Binzer 649-5241 pray tor us and all who Invoke your actually starts.” she says. school to wake them early,” he says. “ Will they be after dinner — at home. They may 349 East Center Street “ Teacher’s Pet,” by Miska Miles. aid. Amen. This novena has never expected to get themselves dressed on school wait until 1‘A to two hours before been known to (all. I have had my “ Hickory Stick Rag,” by Clyde WaUon. M anchester 65 E. Center Street MANY NURSERY SCHOOLS operate play­ their operation is scheduled before request granted. ■ mornings? Then play-act the getting dressed "How I Faded Away,” by Udry. arriving at the hospital. 6478895 Manchester. Ct. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 23. 1984 MANCHESTER HKRAM), Thursday. M \ u 23, 19H4 13 Advice Bicycle paths in New Brunswick make traveling a treat

Sunday, Aug. s an active beaver lodge. ground, about 3 km. 7: S7 p.m 1 stopped at Callanders Beach, and at Kelleys A marriage- minded trucker Village Acadien, Beach. 1 do not like beaches. 1 will look at them, and New Brunswick Summer I ’ll take pictures of them, but that’s it! I like neither Aug. 6 sand nor salt water. 9:09 a.m. I got in about 71 miles today, but because of a lively Cyclist But mostly. I want no part of teenage girls and their Village Acadien, advised to get off the road New Brunswick wind (usually left or right front/cross), today’s biking blaring transistor radios, dowdy middle-aged women was much more difficult than yesterday’s. Glenn Davis trying half-heartedly to restrain their obnoxious poodles, and fat people who cram their flab into the After biking the 3 km of bicycle path from the D E AR ABBY: A few words to never happened, and at 22, I am 11:31 p.m. primitive campground to Route 117. I got!going on "la n e ly in Dallas," the 30-year-old tiniest of suits. In short, I spend as little time as perceived to be a teenaged boy i4-3tt-SLj possible around the beach crowd. Friday morning at 9:13 1 continued north on Route 117 truck driver who wants a wife: instead of a man. Thursday was a day of leisure in Kouchi. Since I I walked the short trail to the sand-bar beach, took a to Pointe Sapin and on to Escuminac. Supposing you do get married. In accomplishments I am far carriage paths of Acadia National Park, in that they Dear would stay another night in Petit Large Prim itive couple of pictures and quickly left. I followed the Except for those coa.stal towns, the ride to that point Your wife will go along with you for ahead of most men my age, but my have a hard-packed base covered with finely-crushed maybe two years, then a baby bicycle trail for It km along the Kouchibouguac was through wooded land with few homes. Abby appearance is against me. I would Campground, I left my tent standing and took only my gravel. comes along, and guess who is give anything for a neatly trimmed handlebar bag with me. River. Next to a cool, still pond. 1 talked with a hiker sitting home alone for two or three Abigail mustache, but that’s out of the I took the bicycle path from the campground to the who also goes where the crowds aren’t. He had been in Glenn Davis is a Manchester resident who is biking months waiting for you to come off Van Buren question. And having hair on my One of the excellent features of Kouchi is the information cbnter, and headed west on the auto road. the park since Sunday and hadn’t gotten closer to across New England and Canada this summer. He Is the road? Only now she has the chest would be too much to hope network of bicycle paths. They are similar to the I hiked the Pines Trail and the Beaver Trail which has Koiipvs Be.iph th.m South Kouchibouguac Camp- keeping a log of his (ravels lor the Manchester Herald. responsibility of running a home for. and raising a child because you Can you help me, Abby? can't do it over the telephone. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Golas on their BABY FACE Her social life is almost non­ 50th wedding anniversary. Crime paper existent because it’s easier to stay Adopt a pet d e a r BABY FACE: Your hair­ Kids sleeping home alone than to be lonely at a DEAR ABBY: I’m writing con­ less condition may have its roots party. cerning the truck driver who wants (no pun intended) in a hormone You miss out on all the joys of Golases mark a girlfriend. I understand his deficiency. See an endocrinologist. struggles to fatherhood because you're not problem. Also ask your barber to recom­ with parents there when the baby takes his first Spaniel I'm a lady truck driver, and it’s mend a hair-aids store. Stick-on step, says his first word, etc. true that most companies will not their 50th year mustaches are available, as well Meanwhile your wife sleeps alone let their drivers take an unautho­ as false beards, sideburns and make a name in a big double bed for two and rized passenger in the truck. even hair for the chest. Anthony J. and Nellie (Galli) Golas of 71 not unusual kept Rand three months at a time, and envies 2 “ Lonely in Dallas" simply needs Brookfield St., celebrated their 50th wedding % her friends whose husbands come Continued from page it to find a woman co-driver. There DEAR ABBY: I like your anniversary on Aug. 18 with a reception at home from work every night. By Patricia McCormack are a lot more women drivers now definition of "bedroom eyes.” Willie’s Steak House. on his toes And what are you going to do for United Press International when the J.l. called him. he said there were no than people imagine. Single When I was a young girl dating, The couple was married on Sept. 3, 1934 in St. sex while you’re away from home? scholarships.” Sherwood said. truckers like having a woman men used to tell me I had bedroom James Church, by the Rev. William P. Reidy. And what Is your wife supposed to co-driver because it solves prob­ NEW YORK — For better or worse — no one By Barbara Richmond She is still irritated about the way she was treated eyes. Now that I am a grand­ Golas retired from Cheney Brothers in by the J.l. do? lems like the one “ Lonely in knows which — children sleeping with parents Herald Reporter mother, they say, "You look December 1977, after 51 years. Mrs. Golas retired isn’t unusual in America. ” l ’ve always felt, for the damndest rea.son, there’s When your son is 4, he will feel Dallas” has. sleepy.” ' in March 1978 after 18 years with G. T. LaBonne The practice, cosieeping, has been documented always somebody trying to kick us down. And all abandoned because his daddy is LADY TRUCKER Associates. Last week Dog Warden Richard LAURA IN WARREN, by researchers from the Rainbow Babies and we’re trying to do is provide community strength.” never home to take him to the FROM MICHIGAN The couple has three children: Attorney David Rand received a call that a cocker beach, ball games, etc. MICH. Children Hospital, Cleveland Metropolitan Gen­ Ms. Sherwood said. A. Golas of Manchester, Donald M. Golas of spaniel was wandering in the road 3 My advice to you is get off the eral Hospital and Case—Western Reserve on Olcott Street. The confused little DEAR ABBY: On several occa­ (Getting married? Send for Waltham, Mass., and Doreen M. Bourne of o' • road If you want a wife and family. University School of Medicine, Cleveland. dog created quite a stir before he CONTACTED THIS WEEK, Enfield School Super­ sions I have read letters in your Abby’s new. updated, expanded Virginia Beach, Va. They have seven I should know. I've been married to ’’Cosleeping was a routine and recent practice was finally picked up. intendent Louis Mager confirmed he had told a column from women complaining booklet, "How to Have a Lovely grandchildren. a long-distance trucker for 14 in 35 percent of white and 70 percent of black Journal Inquirer reporter that he had not heard of the about an excessive amount of Wedding.” Send your name and Friends and relatives from California, Virgi­ years. Sign me ... families,” Dr. Betsy Lozoff and associates said in Even I got involved. Driving scholarships. facial hair. How I wish I had their address clearly printed with a nia, Fiorida, Pennsyivania, and Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Golas on their LONELY IN NEW YORK problem! a report in Pediatrics, journal of the American back to the Manchester Herald Mager said at the time he had cheeked with his check or money order for $2.50 attended the reception. wedding day. Sept. 3, 1934. after my weekly visit to the pound, I am a male with only a few hairs Academy of Pediatrics. principals and they had not k. own of the sclutlarships (this includes postage) to: Dear I followed Rand’s van and I saw the D E AR LO N ELY: A writer from on my chin. In adolescence, I kept Their findings were based on an interview- cither, Abby. Wedding Booklet, in care of dog in the road, stopped my car, Michigan offers a surprising solu­ hoping I would grow more facial study of going-to-becj patterns of some 150 Mager .said he rememlH-rs hearing later that the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box and, standing by the side of the tion for "Lonely in Dallas." Read hair to apifear more manly, but it children-four-and-under in the Cleveland area. guidance councelors had iK'cn aware of the project all 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) Allowing children to sleep with parents is road, waved to traffic to slow along, but he said he never looked into the is.sue any contrary to preachments from assorted pediatric down. I was afraid someone was further. ” 1 thought it would lx- a self-eorreeting thing, About Town health professionals who often advise parents not going to hit him. .so I left it at that.” to sleep with their youngsters. Sherwood, said that for a few months after the J.l. “ Spock (Dr. Benjamin Spot:k, expert on I tried to coax him into my car, story appeared, .some merchants refused to buy ads. One shouldn’t ban sweets will be taken at the Mahoney Recreation Center. but he wasn’tinterested. Resettled Playground winners listed babycare), for instance, , recommends that ” We had a customer out in Wethersfieid who The hours at the center, for the next few weeks, are ‘babies get used to falling asleep in their own under a big tree for a few minutes, The following children were winners in events thought we were too controversial at the tinu-, but he as follows: Through Aug. 29. Monday tirough Friday. beds, without company, at least by the time any but couldn’t be enticed to go to advertises with us now that it’s blown over.” for sake of balanced diet wMk-*^*^*^ town playground areas this past 8:30a.m. to4:30p.m.; Aug. 30throughSept.4,closed; 3-month colic is over’, and that ‘it’s a sensible rule Rand. The dog finally wandered Sherwood said. Sept. 5-tournament dates, Monday through Friday, 3 not to take a child into the parents’ bed for any off, and, later in the day, a police Lucas Cosgrove, marathon run: to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. reason,’ advice which is echoed in many other officer picked him up on Wilfred IN ADDITION to bad press, the paper has DEAR DR. LAMB — Can you give bean ^brec, obstacie course; Aprii Pastula, shot For more information call 647-3166. Road. me some advice about my mother’s that just because it’s sweet, it’s bad — sources,” the Cleveland doctors said. experienced the problems of many small publications or, put another way, that because it javelin: Jason Rawlinitis, The recommended approach — babies falling The dog is about 2 or 3 years old — missed deadlines, unreliable printers and incon­ diet? My mother is 84 and complains Wally Lee and Roy PTA plans fall fair and has been neutered and he’s of being weak. She has been an active really ustes good, it must be harm­ Broge, home run derby. ^ asleep in their own beds — is different from sistent eil^it'ing. But Community Action News appears Your ful. practices Dr. Lozoff said she observed in Latin ready to be adopted. He’s a rusty to have established a following. and physically strong woman. Until Also: Kevin Wincheli, bike races: Todd Kessell Craft tables ar available for the Children’s Fair to Desserts can include puddings, ice America and Asia while doing medical and color and has been named Corky. “ Because we’re a free paper, we can write about last summer, she did her dwn lawn­ graveyard tourney; April Patula. carrom-pool; Searl be sponsored on Sept. 29 by uhe Martin School PTA, at Herald photo by Richmond Health cream and even sweetened fruits. anthropologic research? Angel, the female cocker spaniel things that other papers won’t touch — like ince.st,” mowing and gardening, and she took the school on Dartmouth Road, from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. feature(l a few weeks ago, has been A care of a small orchard. She still tries Lawrence Again, you can provide needed milk derb^^^' Thomas, home run There will be games, baked goods, plants, raffles, In those countries, she found infants generally Corky sits dociley with Dog Warden Richard Rand. He Ms. Sherwood said. She pointed to an anonymous in many of these. were not expected to go to bed by themselves at a adopted by a West Middle Turn­ letter of thunks from an ince.st victim the paper these activities, but can’t do them A food and craftsmen. Proceeds from the fair will go pike family. gave Rand a chase last week but has now calmed down. Lamb, M.D. •Jarvis, Jason regular time or place or to sleep alone during the printed in the July/August issue. alone any more. Sugar or sweets are a good source Goldberg, Casey Cavanna, Mike Brosnan, Kim toward the children’s fine arts program. nig’ .t. Buck, a German shepherd cross He’s ready to be adopted. “ It’s amazing how many people there are out there She does not eat regular meals, but of immediate energy when one has Crockett, carrom tournament. For more information call Joyce Taltet, 643-4185. Instead, they were held until asleep and slept featured last week, is still waiting. who arc victims of rape or incest, and they think snacks on potato chips, candy and exhausted one’s sugar (glucose) Verplanck School Pet Show: Julie Lagassie had the with their parents or other family members. In He’s about 4 or 5 years old and was though he is a super nice dog, no 646-4555. they’re the only ones in the world with those “junk food.” Recently she was visit­ levels, usually from hard work. And it biggest, most originai and oldest. Misty the cat; Chris Music program for AARQ such families bedtime struggles and crying in the picked up a couple of weeks ago on one has adopted him. The fee to adopt a dog is $5 and problems.” Ms. Sherwood said. ing my brother and brought along a is true that concentrated carbohy­ and Eric Wightman had the smallest and most unique, Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the America- night were not apparent among the babies and North Main Street. He would The dog pound is located on town the owner must have the dog ” We look at the problems |x‘ople face and off«‘r very bag of candy, apparently to sustain and protein she may not be getting if drates are helpful for endurance ath­ two Guinea pigs named Red and Patti; Kara n! Association of Retired Persons will meet Sept 5 at toddlers, she said. property off Olcott Street. Rand is licensed. Dog owners are also her energy. She became very upset she is not eating a balanced diet. letes and for people who must do Gulliksen had the cutest, a rabbit named Peppers; appreciate being adopted, soon. real solutions.” she said. ” We never print a story when the bag accidentally spilled Concordia Lutheran Church, ^ Pitkin St., at 1:3o'p m Further research showed that in a sample of at the pound each day from noon to reminded to take their pets for without offering concrete solutions to the problems at U heavy labor. and the youngest and friendliest pet was a rabbit. Sport, the pointer, has his days onto the ground. A musical program will be presented by Judith more than 100 societies, the American middle 1 p.m. or he can be reached by rabies and heart worm shots and to the end.” Many older people develop a crav­ A major source of energy in the Sugar & Spice, owned by Audra Gulliksen. numbered. He’s been at the pound I have heard some athletes claim I^ven, soprano, Robert Gordon, baritone, with James class is "unique in putting the baby to sleep in a calling the pound at 643-6442 or by keep dogs confined to their own ” In our family, we’ve had a need for a lot of the ing for sweets and may not care so muscles is muscle glycogen. This is for several weeks. And even McKay, accompanist. room ot his own,” the Cleveland investigators calling the police department. yards. programs we write about.” Ms. Sherwood said. ” I that a diet high in carbohydrates much for meat and vegetables. Don’t “animal starch” and is made up of helps them to sustain their energy for Tennis tourneys planned Ms. Loven and Gosdon are section leaders and said. came from a lower-income, abusive background. I fight it — just keep in mind that you molecules that are hooked together. It soloists with the South United Meuhodist Church The group said though cosleeping was routine demanding activities, such as want your mother to consume all the takes two or three days to get the The Manchester Recreation Department will could have been a criminal, but I got help. running. Is this valid? Would a diet Choir, and McKay is organist and choir director in the American culture until the 20th century, nutrients her body needs. A good muscles loaded with glycogen. Then, sponsor a tennis tournament to begin in September. “ The criminals are people who don’t'know any other concerns about the potential ill effects of the containing good amounts of protein milkshake may satisfy the sweet when the individual works, runs or There will be five categories. of! the North United Methodist Church and director of solutions,” Ms. Sherwood said. the Beethoven Chorus. practice have been discussed by some contem­ Overweight and carbohydrate,with little or no craving while providing complete engages in other activities, that ener­ Men’s, singles ane women’s singles will play Sept. ” We don’t write about bad things just to show ix“0|)ie porary pediatricians and child psychotherapists. sugar, be good for my mother? protein from the milk plus important gy is immediately available. 21, 22 and 23; Men’s doubles- women's doubles and There will be a social hour with refreshments at they’re out there — people know they’re out there,” G 12:45 p.m. calcium. She may even be willing to It takes time to “ recharge” the mixed doubles will play Sept. 28, 29 and 31. Concerns range from the practice interferring people store Ms. Sherwood said. DEAR READER — Good nutrition let you add protein powders to the muscles with glycogen, which is why For players with a recreation mejpbership card the with a child’s independence to becoming a habit ” We work with fear. I wouidn’t say we capitalize on is important at all ages. I am not so milkshake, providing even more a person n e ^ to rest two days registration fee will be 50 cents, per event. For town Correction or even an addiction that is difficult to break. fear,” .she added. ” We capitalize on the solution of concerned with your mother having protein. Others are that children who sleep with Mom and fear. between bouts of vigorous work or residents without membership card, $1.50; and for The phone number to call for tickets for the cocktail toxic wastes sweets as with the vitamins, minerals Don’t fall into the trap of thinking excercise. non-resident without membesship card, $3. Dad may be more likely to witness sexual ” It’s time for a paper like this. A lot of people have party scheduled Friday for the benefit of the intercourse — ” a frightening experience for Each player will supply one can of tennis bamls BOSTON (U PI) — In addition to told us it’s time for a paper like ours.” restoration of Cheney Hall is 643-5426. some.” the report said. Participants must be at ieast 16 years old to play. the health problems fat people The wrong number was listed in a story in Concerned child development experts also Regisuration begins immediately. All registrations already face, nutrition experts say Wednesday’s Manchester Herald. have said cosleeping may be overstimulating to the obese may now have to worry Therapy, like any service, children. Some have said the practice may reflect about extra high leveis of toxic disturbances in the mother-child relationship — chemicals being stored in their Scientists plan or in the parents’ relations. bodies. Thoughts Among white families in the Cleveland study, Chemicals such as DDT, the investigators said the practice of cosleeping was ^ V should be carefully evaluated potent insecticide banned by the associated with high school educated and Antarctica study "And the Lord restored the U.S. government, and PCB, a Also, God can richly bless people always been kind to him. Still he non-professionally trained parents, family fortunes of Job, when he had when we sincerely pray for them. cancer-causing chemical once DEAR DR. BLAKER — You are ing aoout your concerns. prayed for them. stress, maternal ambivalence, and disruptive prayed for his friends.” (Job Barriers are broken down, and we used to make electrical equip­ WASHINGTON (U I’ I) A team of American and not going to like this letter but I am DEAR DR. BLAKER - Last win­ sleep problems. m 42:10) ment, are stored in the fat cells of French scientists will travel to the South Pole in going to write it anyway. I must ter I went on a large luxury liner for often discover new possibilities of We, too, can have our spiritual The black parents, it was learned, slept with tj'j friendship and fellowship, both ■’’tV- the body. This is because these November to watch the sun vibrate. express my feelings about psychoth- a two-week cruise without my fortunes restored when we pray for their young children most nights, apparently as When we pray for others, we are chemicals do not dissolve in water, From that unique vantage point on the bottom of the erimy. It is a rip-off! Ask husband. We had both a g r ^ that we human and divine. Intercessory those who have hurt us as Jesus did an accepted subcultural pattern. B r J released from our captivity of only in fat. world, the astronomers will be able to measure the ’Tberapy should be judged like any needed some time apart. prayer — prayer for others — helps upon the Cross, “ Father, forgive "Among black families it was a customary self-pity, worry and fear. We are More fat means a person can oscillations of the sun and u.se them us a sort of window other product. Is it cost-efficient and Blaker Some stories have filtered hack to to release in human lives the them; for they know not what they parenting approach with younger infants, a freed from our self-centered store larger amounts of toxic to the interior of Earth’s mother star. does it work? I have seen my own r him about my behavior on that ship, boundless energy of God’s creative do.” (Luke 23:34) practice similar to that in other cultures.” Karen Blaker, moods of thought and conduct. love. chemicals in their bodies. The friends and members of my family stories that have absolutely no foun­ The Cleveland group recommended further Global pulsations of the sun were discovered in 1974. throw away thousands of dollars on a When we concentrate on the needs problem is compounded by fat Scientists have since found that the entire ga,seous E Ph,D. dation in truth. He is furious and Job's fortunes were restored Rev. Frank Kaiser research into cosleeping. therapist and not get better. of those around us instead of just people eating larger amounts of surface of the sun oscillates constantly, with thinks that I cheated on him. He is so when he prayed for his friends. Supl., Ct.-W. Ma. District People should evaluate whether or our own, then the horizons of our food, which means they eat more vibrations of different periods so the surface angry that he wants a divorce. Now these men had not been Southern New England Confer­ not they are getting something out of sympathies and interests are toxic wastes. resembles the chaotic motion of a choppy, disturlted How can I set things straight? particularly wise or discerning ence the process within one or two sessions greatly enlarged. Social Security “ The greater the amount of fat sea. Things have always bMn so good about Job’s plight, nor had they United Methodist Church and if not, they should not have any with problems are desperate to lean bet\imn us. tissue in the body, the greater the “ These are just like harmonics of a guitar string,” qualms about quitting. If the therapist on someone else and in their despera­ potential for these toxins to collect said Martin Pomeruntz of the University of 2 ureatens them or makes them feel tion, they don’t have the energy it DEAR READER — Really? Or and persist in the system for long Delaware’s Barton Research Foundation and leader guilty about leaving, all the more rea­ takes to be selective. might you have a rather large case of periods of time.” said Dr. George of the South Pole expedition son for them to come to the conclu­ It is easy to say, for example, “shop denial? Do divorcees Biackbum, a nutrition expert at He said the cause of the oscillations is unknown but sion that either the therapist or thera­ If things were “so good,” why did Harvard Medical School. may be generated by instability in the highly for a therapist.’’ But when you are so Hartford py itself is not the answer for thdfn. depressed that you can hardly get out you feel you needed some time apart? Jungle Book (PG) 12,1:45,3:35,5:20,7, Temple of Doom (PG) 7:15, 9-30 When thinner people eat more turbulent region beneath the solar surface. Cinema City — los Comperes 7:50, 9. — Dreamscape (PG13), 12:20, 2:20, Drive-Ins DEAR READER — I am surprised of bed in the morning, much less Look back for other clues that noay 9:55. — That Slnklne Feeling (PG) 7:20, still benefit? toxic chemicals, their bodies tend Even though the sun is entirely gaseous instead of 4:20,7:40,9:40. East Hartford -— Indiana Jones and you thought I would have a negative make a phone call, the demand for have been signaling problems before 9:M. — Another Countrv (PG) 7:40, Wllllmantic to reach a saturation point after solid like Earth, seismic waves still travel through it. 9^«-y—jEntre Nous (PG) 7wlth Lianna reaction to your letter. Most of it is this evaluation process has sent many this most recent crisis. Jlllson Square Cinema — Sheena ’un*camS:S!rvSlar°(“RTlo‘'’° ’ * which they begin excreting fat- The speed of these vibrations is affected by the QUESTION: I get Social Security benefits based on r id t on target. a needy person right back under the Cinostudio — Tender Mercies (PG) Irish' V#®’ « The Muppets Take soluble toxic chemicals as quickly makeup of interior matter and thus a detailed study of It is possible, of course, that your wl?h"Vh?'l"o'??kTl?.^'"’""* * my husband’s work record, but we are getting a People do not take enough responsi­ covers. husband has just decided that he — X!2* Dresser (PG) 9:20. as they are eaten. the solar oscillations is expected to provide neW 3 Monchgtttr — Thrae Stoooas bility in evaluating their therapy East Hartford divorce. Will I still get Social Security benefits? There is no easy answer to the wants out and is setting you up so he Eastwood Pub a Cinoma — Indlano li-?i/) i?iJS:To,"9'?S)."*’"’‘"’ "'*’ DDT has been shown to lead to information on the sun’s structure. experience on an ongoing basis. questions you raise, but thank you for won’t look too much like the bad guy Jones and the Temple of Doom (PG) Windsor S W eV iv IPG)°lo'"’'''’* *=“ infertility and large amounts be­ "Specifically, by studying long-period oscillations Mansfield— Ghostbusters (PG) with ANSWER: The checks you receive based on your The problem is that most people getting on your high horse and writ­ Plaza — Indiana Jones and the come concentrated in the liver, we will probe more deeply into the sun’s interior than when he leaves. But I have my doubts. Ptior Richard's Pub a Cinema — Moscow on the Hudson (PG) at dork. husband’s work, usually stop the month the divorce which stimulates the operation of has been possible previously,” Pomerantz said. l l . S'lH.-'STS.* “ n** Temple of Doom decree becomes final. However, if you’re 62 or oider, (R) 7:30,9:30. enzymes that increase the individ­ The research team will use a 5-inch optical $nowcaso Cinemas — Ghostbusters and you were married for at least 10 years, your ual’s susceptibility to other toxins. telescope hooked up to a special instrument that can (P(5) t2:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40. — PUBLIC AUCTION checks will continue. PCBs can also decrease resist­ detect minute shifts in o.scillation frequencies TlghtrOM (R) 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:20, You should contact any Social Security office to Karate Kid (PG) 1:15,4,7, ance to disease and interfere with ”We call this helioscismology because it is the only College Notes notify the people there of your change in marital '< 3:10,5:15,7:40, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 at 11 a.m. reproduction. way we have of learning about the solar interior,” 5 Dagger (PG) 1,3,5,7:10, status. ? S (PG13) 12:45,3,5:10, ABINQTON. CONN, (undar tant) Blackburn warns in an article in Pomerantz said in a telephone interview. QUESTION: I heard that you also have to have Rx Weight Control magazine He said the working conditions at the South Pole arc Earns bachelor’s degree The Woman In Red against starting a crash diet. difficult, but the fact that the sun rises in Majors In computer science (PG13) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40,10. evidence of identity before you can get a Social Manchester Losing large amounts of weight mid-September and does not set until mid-March, Jeffrey W illiam Lombardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Security number, but what kind of evidence is Jim Richard Vatteroni, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gino H. ., D * Tltfnjers East — Revenge of the quickly may increa.se the percen­ along with the high elevation of the South Pole and John E. Lombardo of Manchester, received a available for a baby? Vatteroni of 9 Notch Road, Bolton, graduated in May Nerds (R ) 2:10,4,5:45,7:40,9:35.— The tage of toxic chemicals in a unusually clear atmospheric conditions mean "you bachelor of arts degree from Brown University Jungle Book (G) 2, 3:35, 5:05, 7, 9. — from Millersville University, Millersville, Pa. Oreomscape (PG13) 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30, of 4 Windsor chairs; OAK-6 drawer chest, table ANSWER: Examples of evidence that can be used Herald pboto by Tarquinio person’s body and circulating can’t do this anywhere else.” Providence, R.I., during comnmencement ceremo^ 'freely in their blood. nies on M ay 28. Vatteroni. a graduate of Bolton High School, Mansfield cfilna closet, commode, server, book- to establish the identity of an infant include a "It’s very exciting because it gives absolutely In one case a person became received a bachelor of science degree in computer C e'lejeTw In— Mootbolls vaccination certificate, doctor, clinic or hospital Standing behdnd the winner unique data.” science. Port II 7, 9. — And the Ship Sails On 7, Country Kitchen, rockers, round table seriously ill when large amounts of The project is one of 96 scientific investigations Chair, Larkin desk; Onedrawer' record, adoption record, church confirmation record, Vernon or newspaper birth announcement. In addition, DDT were released into his blood­ planned for the coming summer season in Antarctica Wagner receives award Blanket Chest; Mahogany Bedroom set; Estey Organ’ stream when he quickly lost Four earn nursing degrees ■ S!"*’ f 2 — Gremlins (PG) 7,9:05.— parents who apply on behalf of their children must Mrs. Donald Kelsey of the Manchester Garden Club under the auspices of the government’s National weight. Science Foundation. The NSF supports and coordi­ Lawrence Wagner of Manchester, a civil engineer­ ( PG?"*-is* 9^ " * * *he Temple of Doom 11®*^®’ ^®'"S'® *0P bureau with mirror; present evidence of their own identity. Donna Marie Bagshawe, 26 Still Field Road; stands behind Donna Angell, winner of the club's annual In addition, by eating low calorie nates all U.S. activities in Antarctica. ing student at the University of New Hampshire, West H artford' Clocks, Bells, Frames; Refrigerator; Freezer; Stove. Melissa Marshall Hilton, 25 S. Farms Drive; Susan Editor’s note: This column Is prepared by the Social college scholarship. Miss Angell, a Somers resident, foods such as some types of fish, fat Among the other projects pianned is an expedition recently received a 82,000 award for scholastic T « ? i ' Indlano Jones and the Dale Schneider, 74 S. Farms Drive; and Denise Carol Temple ot Doom (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. _ Security Administration In East Hartford. II you have people may be increasing the by 19 scientists from six institutions to search for achievement in the College of Engineering and Gremlins (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. ROBERT H. GLASS ASSOCIATES, INC. plans to attend Cobleskill College this fall and major in Toper, 72 Santina Drive, graduated in June from the a question, write to: Social Security, Box 591, amounts of toxic waste they are fossils on Seymour Island, a barren stretch of land off Physical Sciences. / Pevenge ot the Nerds Horiculture. She's a Rockviile High School graduate. St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. (R ) 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:10. — The (203) 564-7318 Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. exposed to the east coast of the Antarctic Peninsula.

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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursdiiy Aii^. 23. 1^84 - 17 Scoreboard There's something for everyone at Fenway Royals 6, Red Sox 2 BOSTON — A mid-week summer scene from Fenway. His pop-fly, three-run home run into the fifth in favor of reliever John Henry Johnson, and a Baseball KANSAS CITY BOSTON Fenway Park; screen was a decisive blow in the legendary Red fight in the rightfield bleachers drew a standing a b rh M Ob r h M Tennis Wilson cf 5 3 4 0 Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 It 8 a pretty good crowd for a Wednesday night, Sox-Yankee pennant playoff game in ’78, won by New observation that lasted four pitches before order was LJones rf 5 13 3 Evans rf 3 110 than 20,000 strong. It’s not a bad turnout for a York. It has been some time since Dent was a Yankee restored. White 2b 5 0 2 0 Rice If 4 12 0 firm-place baseball team that is 16iA games out of first Bob Papetti — he has since worn the uniforms of Texas and now A foul bull kicked back into the seats between the American League atandings McRoe dh 4 0 0 1 Armascf 3 0 0 1 and going nowhere fast. ' Motley If 3 112 Eosler dh 3 0 1 0 Seeda In U.S. Open K.C. — but he will never be forgiven and always be first base dugout and the home plate screen and a BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 4 0 11 The A L East pennant race may be all but hated by Beantown baseball fans. hungry and restless mob pushed, shtived and stomped East Wathan 1b 0 0 0 0 Gedman c 4 0 0 0 N^W YORK (UPl) — Seeds In the mathematically over for Boston’s Red Sox (and Herald Sports Writer ^ To make matters worse. Dent was the subject of a for the little sphere. The crowds’ fixation with foul W L Pet. OB Slaught c 4 0 0 0 Borreft 2b 4 0 1 0 men'sandwomen’sslngles,respectlvely; Detroit 84 44 .454 — Dent 3b 3 110 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 1 0 (or the 19X U.S. Tennis Open beglnnlw everyone else, as the mighty Tigers have locked.it popular poster which adorned the walls of countless balls always ^ c n a study of the masses. Why do T oronto 70 55 .540 12Vj Blancin ss 4 0 1 0 Miller ph 10 0 0 Tuesdoy: . .„ up), but the Fenway Faithful still shows up regularly college females’ dormitories. My girlfriend used to hundreds of people risk physical injury, personal Baltimore 47 59 .532 14 Totals 37 i 12 4 Totals 34 2 7'2 * «r Men to take in some good baseball. It’s quite a contrast have a "Bucky Button” on the visorof hercar... until 1 pride and the prospects of getting a beer dumped on New York 44 40 .524 17 Kansas City 3X010 008— 4 (1) John McEnroe, (2) Ivan Lendl, (a Boston 45 42 .512 18'/j Boston 300 000 000— 2 Jimmy Connors, (4) Mats Wllonder, (5T from attendance figures of other parks around the started going out with her. them in order to snag a $10 ba.seball? It is reflex? Cleveland 57 70 .449 24Vj Game-winning RBI — L. Jones (2). Andres Gomes, (4) Jimmy Arias, (74 m ^ors. Back in the early ’70s, when Oakland and is soothing to the eye. A few advertisement signs on Dent was released by the Rangers before the '84 Self-defense? Nah. it's just the fans' only chance of Milwaukee 52 74 .413 31 E— White, Wills, Wilson. DP— Boston 1. Johan Kriek, (8) Aaron Krickstein,. (9) Baltimore were winning championships, the two West LOB— Kansas City 4, Boston 8. 2B— Henrik Sundstrom, (10) Eliot Telfschetr the back walls above the, bleachers interrupt the season began, but the Royals (in need of a being in the spotlight, of actually participating in a MInnesata 47 58 .534 — Wilson 2, L. Jones, Bloncalana. HR— (11) Juan Aguilera, (12) Vitas Gerulallls, clubs were lucky to draw four-figure crowds. prevailing green, but at least they promote accepted replacement for injured George Brett) recently major league baseball, of getting a souvenir and California 42 44 .492 5 Motley (12). SF— Armas. (13) Tomas Smid, (14) Anders Jarruda The Bosox may not have a shot at the World Series, All-American products like Budweiser, Marlboro and signed the journeyman infielder. having a story to tell at work the next day. Kansas City 42 44 492 5 IP H R ER BB SO (15) Pat Cash, (14) Jooklm Nystrom. but they are nonetheless an exciting team, led by the Chicago 40 45 .480 7 Kansas City Women Right Guard. ' Ookland 40 48 .449 wills 4 5 2 2 2 1 ' (1) Martina Navratllovo, (2) Chris most feared gang of home-run hitters in baseball. Then, of course, there is the omnipresent C ITG O IN HIS F IR S T A T -B A T of the season Wednesday. T H E R E S T OF T H E G AM E was horing The Red Seattle 57 71 .445 IV/r Beckwith (W 7-3) 3 1 0 0 0 5 Evert Lloyd, (3) Hano Mondllkova, .(4) Bucky Dent lined a single two-thirds of the way up off Te«os sign that flashes beyond the Monster in Kenmore Sox’ heavy hitters were totally shut down by Kansas 54 71 .441 12/- Qulsenberrv 2 } 0 0 0 0 Pam Shriver, (5) Kathy Jordan, (63. THE STANDS IN FELICITOUS FENWAY were the Green Monster. Wednesday's Results Boston 4 Monuela Maleeva, (7) Zina Garrison, (8k Square. This bright, red-and-blue insignia has City hurlers Joe Beckwith and Dan Quisenberry and Mlnnesota5,Mllwaukee2,tlrstgame HursI (L 11-8) 4 9 6 6 1 3 Claudia Kohde-Kllsch, (9) LIstI half-empty Wednesday night, until starting pitcher become a New England landmark over the years, and Hurst, one of the top left-handed starters in the the Royals won, 6-2. The final big cheer of the night Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 3, second Johnson 5 3 0 0 *1 5 Bonder, , , Bruce Hurst wound up to throw the first pitch to Kanas it adds just a little bit more of what is flavor— and not Jeague, received his first boos of the night later in the came in the seventh when the fans played "guess the game Hurst pitched to 2 batters In 5th. (10) Jo Durle, (11) Kathleen Horvath. Baltimore 4, Seattle 0 WP— Wills. T— 2:45. A— 23,X7. (12) Bonnie, Godusek, (13) Wendy City Royals’ leadoff hitter Willie Wilson. Suddenly, flare — to the old ball park. second, afteranRBIsingleupthe middle (K.C.’ssixth attendance" with the electric scoreboard in center- Detroit II, Oakland4 Turnbull, (14) Carling Bossett, (15t the seats were jammed with colors and the stands hit) by Lynn Jones made it 5-2. The jeers turned to field. Those who picked the figure of 23,287 from Kansos City 4, Boston 2 Barbara Potter, (14) AndreaTemesvgrl.„ echoed with a steady buzz of anticipation. The park Clevelond 13, Toronto 3 T H E ROYALS R IP H U R ST for a 3-0 lead in the top cheers on the next play when Hurst picked off Jones to among a multiple choice of four numbers gave California 2, New York 1 Rangers 3. White Sox 1 was full, except for the top corner of the cehterfield of the first but the fans are not worried ... yet. The Sox end the inning. themselves a big hand. Texas 3, Chicago 1 bleachers and the rightfield grandstands (which give answer with a pair of tallies in their half of the stanza. The next time the crowd cheered was when the Two big plays closed out the game. Boston third Thursday's Games CHICAGO TEXAS Women’s results virtually the same view as the bleachers, for a few (All Times EDT) abrhbl abrhM The first boos of the night come in the following Royals’ bat boy snagged a foul ball that had hit back baseman Wade Boggs got .some applause with a Cleveland (Schulze 2-4) at Toronto RLaw cf 3 0 0 0 Sample If 4 10 0 dollars more per ticket). frame when a Kansas City third baseman by the name on top of the screen behind home plate and then rolled diving cotch in the eighth. It was almost as big an (Alexander 11-5), 1:05 p.m. Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Rivers dh 4 2 3 2 S2S04IXWomen'sPlaver's The green interior of the park, most prominently the of Bucky Dent comes to the plate. down the sloping metal ski-jump amidst a chorus of ovation as the one accorded the inebriated fan who Minnesota (Viola 14-10) at Milwau­ Baines rf 4 0 )0 Ward cf 4011 ChallengeChamplonthIp kee Walker 1b 4 0 11 Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 At Montreal, Aug. a “ Green Monster’’ leftfield wall, blends in with the For anyone who didn’t live in the Northeast in 1978, ‘twhoooooooooo— up!” tripped on a vendor's Coke tray and kicked soda down 2 (Cocanower 8-13), 2:30 p.m. Hairstn dh 3 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 grass on the playing field to present a background that Dent is one of the most infamous men to ever play in Bosox manager Ralph Houk yanked Hurst in the 25 aisles. Friday's Games Paclorek If 4 0 0 0 Wright rf 3 0 10 New York at Seattle, night VLow 3b 3 0 0 0 Scoff c 3 0 0 0 Second Round Baltimore at Oakland, night Fletchr ss 2 0 0 0 Bannstr 2b 3 0 0 0 Kathy Jordan, U.S. def Wendy Whlte,< Detroit at Californio, night Smalley ss 1 0 0 0 Wllkrsn 2b 0 0 0 0 UPl photo U.S., 32, 7-6, (7-5); Helena Sukovlo,* Chicago at Kansas City, night Cruz 2b 2 10 0 Kunkel ss 3 0 3 0 Czech., def Michelle Torres, U.S., 1-6,7-6,; Toronto at Minnesota, night Totals X 1 2 1 Totals 3T 3 8 3 Boston Celtics’ president and general rookies practice at Camp Millbrook in (7-2), 33; Alycia Moulton, U.S., def! Texas at Milwaukee, night Chicago xi OX 000— 1 manager Red Auerbach (right) and Marshfield, Mass, Bettina Bunge, Switzerland, 36, 34, 7-6,a Sports In B ri^ Wilson leads Royals Cleveland at Boston, night Toxos in O X X x — 3 (7-4); Grace Kim, U.S., def Kathleen* Game-winning RBI — Rivers (3). player Kevin McHale chat as they watch Horvath, U.S., 32, 4-4, 34; Certerina; E— Scott, Kunkel. LOB— Chicago Lindquist, Sweden, def Laura Arroyo,! Peru, 32, 7-5. ■ Page named EC hoop coach National League standings Texas 4 2B-Ward. 3B— Wright, Kunkel. JIM Heatherlngton, Peterborough,* to 6-2 win over Sox HR— Rivers (4). SB— R. Low (23), Orioles 4. MarInersO Cardinals6.Reds3 Ont., ; East Catholic Athletic Director Tom Malin 3 Giants 7. Phillies 5 def Annabel Croft, Britain, 32, 31;Klm! East Sample (13). has annouened that former East Hartford High- BOSTON (U P l) — Sometimes Willie he was good, and is tough on IP H R ER BB SO Shaefer, U.S., def Pascale Paradis,* basketball coach Ray Page has been selected W L Pci. GB Chicago SEATTLE BALTIMORE ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI France, 34, 34, 33; Jo Durle, Britain,* Wilson doesn’t know why the Kansas right-handers. He’s done well against Chicago 74 52 .587 — abrhbl abrhM Ob r h bl Ob r h bl PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO to coach the 1984 Eagles basketball team. New York Hoyt (L 10-14) 8 8 3 3 0 4 a b rh b l obrhM def Sabrina G6les, Yugoslavia, 4-4,34,7-f City Royals win. us,” Houk said. 49 55 .554 4 Texas Percent 2b 4 0 2 0 Youngrf 3 10 0 McGee cf 5 0 10 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 5 0 2 1 Gladden cf 5 2 3 1 Page, who was out of a job when East Hartford Philadelphia 47 57 .540 4 Bonnell If 4 0 2 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 2 2 0 Rose lb 3 0 0 0 Doublet a ’’You don’t know why you can play The Royals’ Steve Balboni struck out Montreal 43 41 Darwin (W 7-9) 7 1-3 2 1 1 3 3 GGross rf 4 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 High merged with Penney High, replaces .508 10 Schmidt (S 10) 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 Davis )b 4 0 2 0 Ripken ss 3 0 11 Penditn 3b 4 1 1 2 Porker rf 4 110 Wilson ph 1 0 0 0 Baker rf 4 2 3 1 First round a well against certain teams, you just in all four plate appearances, extend­ St. Louis 43 42 .504 .. lOVj.. . Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 Hendrck 0 1 0 rf 4 1 1 1 Cedeno If 4 13 0 Chris Evert-Llovd, U.S., and Catherine* long-time hoop mentor Jim Penders, who Pittsburgh 54 73 .425 20'/3 T— 2:13. A— 10,635. Vn SIvk If 2 110 Gulden c 3 10 0 Hayes cf 5 12 0 Leonard If 4 1 3 3 don’t know,” said Wilson after getting ing to nine his strikeout string in Hndrsn dh 4 0 0 0 Nolan dh 2 110 Schmidt 3b 4 1 1 1 Brenly 1b 4 0 2 1 Tanvier, France, def Kafe Lotham, U.S.i retired. West Caldern cf 4 0 2 0 Bmbrv dh 0 Jorgnsn 10 0 1b 4 1 1 3 Cnepen 3b 3 0 0 1 and Kim Stenmetz, U.S., 31, 64; AlycIcZ four hits and scoring three runs to lead consecutive appearances. He is three San Diego 73 52 .584 — Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Gross 3b 3 112 Porter c ' 4 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 12 Oliver lb 4 13 1 Yonobld 3b 4 1 1 0 Virgil c 11 0 0 Mullins 1b 0 0 0 0 Moulton, U.S., and Paula Smith, U.S.e the Royals to a 6-2 victory over the short of the major-league record set by 'It* ' Aflonta 44 43 .504 10 Angels 2. Yankees 1 Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Cruz 3b 0 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 Foley ss 4 0 10 def. Rene Uvs, S. Africa, and Pilau Houston 44 44 .500 lOVj Wocknfss c 2 0 0 0 Welimn ss 4 0 0 0 Boston Red Sox Wednesday night. Sandy Kbufax of the Los Angeles Ramos ss 3 0 ) 0 Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Andular p 4 0 0 0 Soto p 0 0 0 0 Russell If 4 1 1 0 Lovelle p 0 0 0 0 Vasquez, Peru, 33, 7-5. * M C C appoint Farrell Los Angeles 42 45 .488 12 Oauer 2b 4 0 11 Barnes ph 1 0 0 0 Second round ! Kansas City got nine hits in four Dodgers in 1965. Balboni struck out Cincinnati 53 74 .417 21 CALIFORNIA NEW YORK Dempsey c 4 0 1 0 Owchink p 0 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 4 0 2 1 Gomez c 2 0 0 0 Pat Mistretta, athletic director at Manchester San Francisco ^ ,„ Koosmn p 1 0 0 0 RIchrds ph 1 0 0 0 Kathy Jordan, U.S., and Ellzabetiv innings off Boston starter Bruce Hurst, three times Tuesday and twice Mon­ 48 74 .387 24'/3 „ abrhM abrhbl Totals 34 0 9 0 Totals X 4 4 4 Esosky ph 1 0 0 0 Matszk ph Sayers, Australia, def. Pam Whitecross/ Community College, has appointed David Farrell Wednesday's Results Benlouz rf 4 0 1 0 Rndiph 2b SeMIe 3 0 1 0 0X0X008-0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn )b 1 0 0 0 11-8. day, all against the Red Sox. San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 5 Grich 2b 4 13 2 Mechm ss 4 1 1 0 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Loskev p 2 0 0 0 Australia, and Susan Leo, Australia, 307 of Manchester as the school’s new soccer coach. Baltimore ox 210 Olx— 4 McGftgn p 0 0 0 0 Lezean ph 33. ^ "When you’re hitting well, it makes “ I was an easy out. They were getting Houston 8, Chicago 3 Lvnn cf 4 0 0 0 Mftngly 1b 4(Same-winning 0 2 0 RBI— Grass (4). Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 CDavIs ph 1 0 0 0 Farrell replaces two-year coach Greg DeNieS, Montreal 5, Los Angeles 3 DeCIncs 3b 1 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 MDavIs p 0 0 0 0 the other guy think. It makes him it inside on me. But winning will take E— Young. DP— Seattle 1. LOB— _ . . Hume p 0 0 0 0 DeJess ph who resigned to accept a full time position in SI. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 Schoflld ss 2 0 0 0 Baylor dh 4 0 10 Seattle Totals X 4 7 4 Totals a 3 4 3 1 0 0 0 LeMostr ss 1 1 1 1 worry and that affects his pitching,” the pressure off,” Balboni said. Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta 2 Downing If 3 0 1 0 Griffey If 4 0 10 7, Baltimore 8. 2B— Bonnell, Calderon. SI. Louis 204 OX OOO 4 Holland___ _p 0000 Men’s results private industry. Farrell, a former professional said Wilson, who moved into the top 10 The Royals took a 3-0 lead in the first. New York 5, San Diego 2 Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 Wynegar c 4 0 1 0 Totals a 5 11 4 Totals a 7 13 7 B HR— Gross (17), SB— Calderon ( 1). Cincinnati 0X 000 0 ^ 3 • soccer player for the Cleveland Cobras of the Wilson led off with a double and scored ^ Thursday's Gome Brown dh 4 0 0 0 Harroh pr 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Pendleton Philadelphia ox a i 000 s in batting at .305 despite missing the (Cox 4-10) ot Houston Miller 1b 4 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b 3 0 0 0 , IP H R ER BB SO (3). Son Francisco 202 0XI2x— 7 t3754NlOATPChamplonthlp ! ASL, served as the head coach of South Catholic season’s first six weeks with his drug when Lynn Jones followed with a V Game-winning RBI— LeMoster (2). (LoCoss 7-3), 8:35 p.m., EDT Boone c 3 0 0 0 Moreno cf 4 0 10 Seattle „ l o b —St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 5. 2B— At Kings Mills, Ohio, Aug a • High last year.. , , . suspension. ground-rule double. Two outs later. PIcclolo ss 3 1 1 0 E — Brenly, Gomez, Young8 Second Round • Friday's Games Moore (L 5-13) 7 2-3 4 4 6 6 Cedeno. HR— Pendleton (1), Jorgensen lood, Kansas City led by at least three runs Motley hit a 1-and-O pitch into the Atlanta at Chicago Totals a 2 4 2 Totals 34 1 9 0 Stanton l-3 0 0 0 0 (1). SB— Herr (10). SF-—(Soncepcion, Mots Wllonder, Sweden, def. Johrf Son Diego ot Montreal, 2, twilight Calllomla oOO Ml 018— 2 Baltimore Aguayo, Schmidt. DP— San Francisca 1. Alexander, Australia, 33, 31; Romests through most of the game, “ but four screen in left field for his 12th home run LOB— Philadelphia 7, San Francisco 7.2B MCC soccer begins Monday San Francisco ot New York, 2, twilight N w York 000 000 010— 1 McGregr (W 15-11)9 9 , „ 0 „ 0 « 0 .3 , IP H R ER BB SO Krishman, Indio, def. VIlay Amritraj* runs up ain’t much when you’re playing Boston closed to within 3-2 in the Cincinnati ot Pittsburgh, night Game-winning RBI — Grich (3). HBP— by Moore (Roenicke). T— 2:34 St. Louis — Brenly, Hayes, Schmidt, Russell. HR— Indio, 32, 4-6, 32; Jooklm Nystromf Los Angeles at Phlladelphio, night E— Pagllarulo2.DP— Callfornlal.New A Andir (W 17-11) 8 2-3 4 3 3 2 2 Leonard (19). SB— Gladden2 (M), Baker Sweden, def. Greg Holmes, Danville! .. Tryouts for the Manchester ■ Community this team,” Wilson said. bottom of the inning. Dwight Evans and St. Louis ot Houston, night York 3. LOB— California 5, New York 8. — 15,8M. (4), LeMaster (14). Samuel (58), Hayes Calif., 7-5, 64; John Sodrl, Charlotte! College soccer team being Monday morning at Sutter (S X ) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (M) S— Trillo. The Royals scored three times in the Jim Rice singled. Rice advancing to 2B— Grich 2. HR— Grich (13). SB— Cincinnati N.C., def. Matt Doyle, Menlow Park* 7:00 am. Practices will be twice daily throughout first inning, two coming on a Darryl second on center fielder Wilson’s throw Schofield (3).S— Randolph. Soto (L 137) 3 4 4 4 1 5 IP H R ER BB SO Calif., 6-3, 7-5; Stefan Edberg, Sweden) - . IP H R ER BB SO Indians 13,Blue Jays3 Owchinko 2 0 0 0 0 4 Philadelphia def. Morfy Davis, San Jose, ColK., 4 4 ,« ■ the week, including the morning session and an Motley home run, then added two more to third. Evans scored his AL-leading California Robinson 2 ) 0 0 0 4 Koosmon 3 7 4 4 0 1 4, 7-6 (8-6); Derek Tarr, South Africa! evening session beginning at 5:30 pm. in the second and another in the fifth. 99th run on Tony Armas’ sacrifice fly. A Compbell 2 1 0 0 0 1 Eastern League standings Sloton (W 54) 7 7)1)5 McGafflgan 1 0 0 0 1 0 def. Russell Simpson, New Zealand, 34* , Coach David Farrell requests anyone with Joe Beckwith, 7-3, pitching in relief of On the fourth ball to Mike Easier, Aase (S 3) 2 2 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND TORONTO Hume . 1 0 0 0 0 1 Anderson 2 2 1 0 0 1 3-6, 7-4 (7-5); Dan Cassidy, HollywoodI New York « _ Ob r h bl Ob r h bl WP— Andular. PB— Gulden. T — 2:X. A Holland (L 5-8) 1 3 2 2 0 0 Fla., def. Shahar Perkiss, Israel, 33,34? questions to call the MCC athletic department at starter Frank Wills, picked up the win Frank Wills threw a wild pitch, W L Pet. GB Fontenot (L 64) 7 6 2 2 2 1 Butler cf 4 2 4 2 (Sorcla 2b 3 1 1 0 — 12,004. San Francisco Jimmy Connors, Sanibel Island, Fla.,de(i 647-6059 for further information. with three innings of one-hit ball, and Laskey 4 9 5 3 0 3 allowing Rice to reach third. Bill Albany * 77 51.602 — RIghettI 2 0 0 0 0 2 Franco ss 6 13 3 Fernndz ss 1 0 0 0 Mike Bauer, Lafayette, Calif., 31, 32* was not overwhelmed by the demands Buckner’s pop fly behind third scored Glens Falls 48 58 .540 8 Fontenot pitched to 3 batters In 8th; Hall If 4)11 Collins If 5010 Pirates 7. Braves 2 M. Davis (W 4-15) 2 2 0 0 0 3 Paul McNamee, Australia, def. Briaii Vermont 49 59 .539 8 Slaton pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Thorafn dh 4 1 0 0 Moseby cf 2 1 1 1 Lavelle (S 9) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gottfried, Forf Lauderdale, Fla., 6-3,31. S of small Fenway Park. Rice. Waterbury T— 2:25. A— 23,407. Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Barfield cf 2 0 1 0 WP — Holland. HBP — by Laskey Chotiner third In Twilight 49 59 .539 8 (Virgil). WP— Holland. T — 2:42. A— "In this park, anything(can happen, a Kansas City upped its lead to 5-2 in Buffalo 44 42 .514 11 Tabler 3b 5 2 2 0 Alkens dh 2 0 0 0 ATLANTA PITTSBURGH pop-up can be a double or a home run. New Britain 59 49 .441 18 FIschlln 3b 1 0 0 0 Bell rf 4 0 )1 ObrhM abrhbl 8,053. • First baseman Steve Chotiner of playoff the second. Bucky Dent lined a one-out Nashua 55 73 .430 22 Tigers I I , A’s 4 Vukovch rf 4 1 3 2 Mulinks 3b 3 0 0 0 Hall If 4 111 Wynne cf 4 0 10 champion Moriarty Brothers had the third ; You can’t pitch defensively, but if I go single off the left-field wall and went to Reading 48 80 .375 29 Carter It 2 0 10 loro 3b 10 0 0 Romlrz ss 4 0 10 Lacy If 5 2 3 1 at them hard with my best stuff, they third on a double by Wilson. Jones Perry 1b 3 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 111 highest batting average in the Greater Hartford Wednesday's Results OAKLAND DETROIT Hargrv lb 5 12 1 Whitt c 3 12 1 won’t hit it out of the park,” said the U Albany 5, Glens Falls 3 Bando c 4 3 3 1 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 Linares ph 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 1 2 1 Major league leaders Transactions; • Twilight League, according to final statistics. singled home both runners. UPi photo Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Bernzrd 2b 5 1 1 0 Leach 1b 4 0 Murphy 0 0 cf 4 0 0 0 Pena c 4 12 1 right-hander. Kansas City took a 6-2 lead in the Vermont 8, Buffalo 7 Hendrsn If 4 0 1 0 Garbev 3b 5 0 2 2 Chotiner hit an even .500 and paced the loop with New Britain 7, Reading 3 Noboa 2b 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 0 Kmmns 0 0 rf 4 0 0 0 Gonzalz 3b 3 1 0 0 41 hits. He also finished third in runs batted in Beckwith drew the praise of Boston fifth. Wilson and Jones hit consecutive Waterburv 1, Noshua 0 Lansfrd 3b 5 1 0 0 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 1 Totals 49 13 X 10 Totals X 3 Johnson 7 3 3b 3 1 1 0 Frobel rf 4 0 0 0 Batting Red Sox shortstop Jackie Gutierrez jumps high in the air as he Thursday's Gomes Murphy cf 5 1 2 2 Gibson dh 4 2 ) 0 Cleveland 7X 302 108— 13 Royster 2b 3 0 0 0 Berra ss 3(Based 111 on 3.1 Mote appearances x with 22. Manager Ralph Houk. singles, driving Hurst from the game, Klngmn dh 4 1 12 Herndon If 3 1 1 1 Benedict c 3 0 1 1 McWllm number p 3 at gomes 0 2 2each team has ployed) Baseball ! throws out Royals’ Frank White on a close play at first base in Albany at Vermont Bochte 1b 4 0 2 0 Lemon cf 5 0 11 Toronto 1X110X8— 3 Defrolt — Placed Inflelder Toma Teammate Sean Risley was 10th with a .397 "His curveball or slider breaks fast, and reliever John Henry Johnson then Buffalo at Glens Falls (Same-winning RBI — Hall (3). Payne p 10 0 0 National League like a (Ron) Guidry slider, back when surrendered a single to Frank White. first inning action at Fenway Park. The Royals won, 6-2. New Britain at Nashua Heath rf 4 0 0 0 Evans )b 12 0 0 E— Hargrove, Moseby, Bernazord, McMrtry p 0 0 0 0 g Ob r h Brookens on 15-day disabled list,* average and led the league in stolen bases with 19. Reodlng at Waterbury Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Bergmn 1b 2 0 0 0 Grif­ Watson ph 0 0 0 0 Gwynn, SD 124 488 79 ) 75 retroacllve to Aug. 19. • The M B’s Bill Chapulis, .373, and Ray Gliha, .368, Friday's Games Esslan c 3 1 1 0 Kunti rf 2 2 0 1 fin 3, Blyleven. DP— Cleveland 1, Toronto Perez pr 0 0 0 0 Sandberg, Chi 123 X7 92143 Minnesota — Placed Inflelder Chris! also made the top twenty and ripped four homers Reading at Waterbury Hill ss 3 0 10 Castillo c 3 2 2 3 1. LOB— Cleveland 13, Toronta 9. 2B— Falcone p 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 127 477 78 151 Speler on 15-doy disabled list; recolleda Albany at Vermont Brrghs ph 1 0 0 0 Baker 2b 4 12 1 Hall, Vukovich, Butler, Barfield. HR— Hubbrd ph 1 0 0 0 Leonard, SF 113 4X 47 IX Inflelder Houston Jimenez from* apiece and had 19 and 17 RBI, respectively. Totols 37 4 9 4 Totals 34 11 11 10 Whitt (11). Moore p 0 0 0 0 Brenly, SF Toledo • G Butfalo at Glens Falls 112 377 a 114 New Britain at Nashua OMIaM 000X1021-4 Totals 31 2 4 2 Totals X 7 12 7 Ray, Pitt 121 414 51 IX (IL). : Grich raps Angels over New York, 2-1 Detroit 210 240 30x— 11 Cleveland Atlanta 1X 010 008— 2 Raines, Mtl 123 448 78 142 .303 BoskotbMI Perrone Impresses UMass Game-winning RBI— Herndon (4). Blyleven (W 14-5) 9 7 3 3 4 4 Pittsburgh IX O X X x — 7 Dernier, Chi 113 421 77 127 .302 Detroit — Signed free-ogent guord* E— HIM, Phillips, Esslan, (jarbey. DP— Greg Jones to a multi-year contract. " Toronto Game-winning RBI — Lacy (8). Hernandez, NY 119 4X X127 .3X AM H ER ST — Sophomore linebacker Vito NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Grich week. I ’ve been crouching down and “ We had to stop the losing streak or second-place California and the Kan­ Wednesday’s EL llnescores Oakland 1. LOB— Oakland 9, Detroit 8. Cloncv (L 1813) 1-3 4 4 4 2 1 E— Frobel, Johnson. DP— Atlanta 1, Washington, Atl 94 347 X I X .3X CoHoge ; 2B— Baker, Hill, Garbev. 3B— Clark 3 1-3 8 4 1 2 1 Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Atlanta3, Pittsburgh' American League Arkansas — Named Ted King assistant, Perrone has impressed University of Massachu­ made an alteration in his batting stance choking up. I thought I would be we were going to be out of it,” Grich sas City Royals. Castillo. 7. 2B— Lacy. HR— Hall (1). SB— Lacy g Ob r track coach. , setts football coach Bob Stull as the Minutemen sacrificing power for more contact. Slaton, 5-6, scattered six hits over the Glens Falls 000 200 010— 3 2 2 HR— Murphy (26), Kingman (31). SB— Mussleman 21-3 5 2 1 0 1 Southwest Texas State— Named Steve* and has found it a change for the better. said. "Now we’ve got the Eastern Lamp 2 2 1 0 0 0 (14). S— McWilliams, Gonzalez. Winfield, NY IX 4a M152 .X2 prepare for their September 1 grid opener vs. Ball Grich slammed a home run and an “ I ’m really surprised with the way first seven innings, striking out five and Albany 005 000 00X— S II 0 Trammell (16), Gibson 2 (24), Kuntz (2), (Soft 1 1 0 0 0 1 Mattingly, NY 117 4X 70157 .344 Verloto golf coach. ; powers, Detroit, Baltimore and New Davis, Geiger (3) and Karkovice; Garbev (5), Herndon (5). SF— Herndon, WP— Clancy 2, Clark. PB— Bando. T — IP H R ER BB SO Hrbek, Minn 113 4X 4) i a .3X Football a State. RBI double to back the combined I ’ve been able to drive the ball. It’s a York, coming to Anaheim. They beat walking one. Bobby Meacham opened Belcher, Kendrick (4), Dozier (8) and Kuntz. 2:43. A— 22J90. Allanta Trammell, Det LA Rams — Waived linebacker Eric* Tettleton. W— Belcher (3-2); L— (Tavls (0- IX 443 71 141 .318 Williams. • Perrone has "stepped in and looked good” nine-hit pitching of Jim Slaton and Don stance I ’m definitely going to stay our brains out on this road trip. We the eighth with a single for the Yankees 2). Ooklond 'P H R E R B B S O Payne (L 81) 2 2-3 4 4 4 1 2 Hatcher, Minn 115 4X 43 IX 311 according to Stull, who inserted the Manchester with.” and Don Mattingly greeted Aa.se with a McMurtry 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 1 Murray, Bolt 1X458 48142 .310 San Diego — Claimed defensive enc( Aase Wednesday night and give the have to go home now and play them and Kruegr (L 8-10) 4 1-3 5 8 5 5 1 Mets5.Padres2 Falcone 3 1 0 0 0 1 Easier, Bos 121 465 63144 310 Fred Robinson on waivers from Tampa. native into the lineup in replace of injured starter California Angels a 2-1 triumph over California snapped a seven-game have some confidence and a positive single, sending Meacham to third. But New Britain OX 200 020— 7 15 3 Young 12-33)100 Moore 1 3 3 2 1 1 Baines, Chi 118 455 58 )40 .3X Bay; wavledtlghfend Tom Wheeler. * Paul Manganaro, who was sidelined with a Reading xi 000 OOO— 3 8 0 Atherton 1 3 2 2 0 1 Tampa Boy — Claimed defen-* the New York Yankees. losing stoeak. attitude.” Aase induced Dave Winfield, the Plltsburgh Ripken, Bolt 1X494 78 151 .3X strained knee. Woodward, McCarthy (7) and Caudill 1 0 0 0 0 2 NEW YORK SAN DIEGO McWllllms (W 8-9) 9 4 2 1 1 8 Wilson, KC 94 393 40 IX .305 sive • ’’The pitch he (Ray Fontenot) threw Grich's homer, his 13th, in the sixth Even with the victory, the Angels American League’s leading hitter, to Sheoffer; Detroit ObrhM abrhbl W P — McWilliams. Balk — Home Runs lineman Bryon Braggs on waivers fronv me didn’t have any sink or spin on it,” inning off Ray Fontenot, 6-8, broke a dropped a half-game in the standings to ground into a double play as Meacham Olson, Surhoff (7), Slier (9) and Ibarra. Berenguer (W 7-8) 7 5 1 1 2 1 Backmn 2b 4 0 3 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 Green Bay; placed kicker Obed Arirl oiv McWilliams. National League — Murphy, Atl X ; Grich said. ” I was able to stay with it scorless tie and his second double of the the first-place Twins. Minnesota swept scored. W— Woodward (9-11); L— Olson (5-9). Bair 1 2 2)00 yyilson cf 5 0 0 0 Gwynn rf 4 0 0 0 Schmidt, Phil X ; Corfer, Mtl X ; Cey, waivers. Ashford sets new record Monge 1 2 1111 H^rnndz 1b 4 1 1 1 (Sarvey lb 4 1 1 o Expos 5. Dodgers 3 Chi 21; Marshall, LA X. Woshington (N F L ) — Acquired re-I and poke it out to right field. I ’ve made game in the eighth knocked in Rob a double-header from the Milwaukee Aa.se, who earned his third save, HBP— by Young (Herndon), by Ather­ Sfrwbrr rf 4 1 1 0 Nettles 3b 3 112 American League — Armas, Bos X ; celver ; ZURICH, Switzerland — Olympic champion some changes in my stance this oast Picciolo to give the Angels a 2-0 lead. Brewers to move 5‘A games up on allowed u one-out ninth-inning single. Nashua 000 000 000— 0 4 2 ton (Kuntz). T— 2:54. A— 35J35. Foster If 3 1 1 2 McRynl ct 3 0 0 0 Kingman, Oak 31; Parrish, Det 29; Rich MautI on waivers from Nevw Waterbury onooomi— 140 Brooks 3b 4 0 1 0 Brown If 3 0 0 0 MONTREAL LOS ANGELES Brunansky, Minn, Kittle, Chi, Murphy, Orleans; waived wide receiver Marie -sprinter Evelyn Ashford broke her own world Sauveur, Balls (8) and Goldthorn; Santana ss 4 0 1 1 Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 abrhM (di r h M Oak and Thornton, Clev X. McGrath. record at 100 meters Wednesday, finishing in Mach and Heath. W— Mach (11-7); L— T wins 5. Brewers 2 (Game 1) Fltzgerld c 3 0 0 0 Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 Raines cf 5 0 0 0 Andersn ss 5 0 0 0 Runs Batted in Hodcoy ! 10.76 at the Weltkiasse international track meet. Balls (4-7). Gooden p 3 2 0 0 Hawkins p 1 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 2 0 Londrex cfS 1 1 0 National League — Carter, Mtl X ; NY Rangers — Signed left winger Doi» Flannry ^ 1 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Guerrer rf 5 0 0 0 Maloney. • Ashford overhauled her arch-rival, former Oovls, Chi 82; Schmidt, Phil X ; Cey, Chi g AL roundup: Twins aren’t talking pennant yet Vermont 000303030— 8 82 MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE Booker p 0 0 0 0 Grpnthn p 0 0 0 0 Marshall If 5 2 3 0 78; Cruz, Hou 77. g world record holder Marlies Goehr of East Buffolo 010 022 300— 7 10 0 obrhM obrhM Bevacq ph 1 0 0 0 Dawson rf 5 1 2 0 Brock 1b 5 0 2 1 American League — Kingman, Oak Lochner, Smith (4), Murphy (8) and Puckett cf 4 1 2 2 Mannng cf 3 0 0 0 ••••••••gggggggggggg#4 Germany, just after the half-way point and sliced _ . . Harris p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 0 Scloscia c 3 0 1 0 101; Rice, Bos 97; Davis, Sea 94; Armas, By United Press International in. Their bullpen has really helped complete game. He also picked off Pryor; Murphy, Thompson (4),Mlgllo(8) Meier If 3 0 11 Gantner 2b 3 0 1 0 Totals 34 5 8 4 Totals X 2 3 2 Driessn 1b 4 1 1 0 Yeager ph 10 11 Bos 93; Murray, Bolt X. - three hundreths of a second off her record set at You can’t count anybody out.” and Steinbach. W— (Unavollable); Hatchr dh 3 0 11 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 New York 0X0X101-5 Wallach 3b 4 1 2 1 Rivera 3b 3 0 2 1 high altitude in Colorado Springs, Colo, in July of In the first game, Tom Brunansky them and Davis has looked sharp." three runners. Hrbek lb 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 12 1 Stolen Boses Son Diego 0X 2X 000— 2 Wohifrd If 3 0 12 Howell p 0 0 0 0 National League — Samuel, Phil 58; Footbaii 1983. For people who are trying to cracked his 26th home run and Kirby (Unavailable). HRs— Vermont, Brnnsky rf 4 1 1 1 Ogllvle If 3 12 1 Game-winning RBI — Santana (1). Venable If 2 0 0 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 O'Neill Wiggins, SD S3; Raines, Mtl 52; Redus, discourage pennant talk, the Minne­ Puckett drilled a two-run triple in GaettI 3b 4 0 0 0 SImmns dh 3 0 0 0 p E — Templeton, Wiggins, Nettles 2. Flynn 2b 5 110 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 cm 44; Wilson, NY X. •••••••••gggggggggggg^ Goehr missed the Los Angeles Olympic Games Indians 13, Blue Jays 3 (17), Lee (10); Buffalo, Washington (9). Teufel 2b 3 0 ) 0 James rf 3010 Lea p 3 0 0 0 Brewer ph 10 0 0 American League — Henderson, because of the Soviet-led boycott. sota Twins are doing a lot to invite it, support of Mike Smithson’s six-hitter to Tigers 11, A’s 4 Laudner c 4 1 0 0 Schroedr c 2 0 0 0 San Diego 1. LOB— New York 8, San Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Sax 2b 2 0 0 0 Oak Another Olympic champion, Briton Sebastian Kent Hrbek belted two home runs give the Twins a 5-2 triumph. At Detroit, Marty Castillo drove in At Toronto, Julio Franco drove in Jimenez ss 4 2 2 0 Romero 3b 3 0 0 0 Diego 1. 2B— Backmon, Garvey, Dllone ph 10 0 0 Amelng ph 1 0 0 0 49; Pettis, Col 44; Collins, Tor 41; NFL pre-seaaon standings three runs and George Vukovich and Totals X 5 0 5 Totals X 2 6 2 Sfraw- James p 0 0 0 0 Landstv 2b 2 0 0 0 Butler, Clev X ; Garcia, Tor X. i Coe, scored an impressive victory over Steve and Mickey Hatcher singled home the With the score tied 3-3 in the eighth three runs to lead the Tigers. Oakland’s International League standings Minnesota 002 0X 300—bwry, 5 Foster. HR— Nettles (19). S— Stenhos ph 1 0 1 2 Honeyett p 2 0 0 0 tie-breaking run in the eighth inning, inning of the nightcap, Puckett led off Brett Butler chipped in two each to lead 2 Pitching Scott of the United States, Switzerland’s Pierre Dave Kingman bit his 31st homer and MllwaukM 010 OX X I— 2 (Sooden, Bockman. SF— Hernandez. (3onzals ss 0 0 0 0 Stubbs' ph 10 0 0 Victories American Conforonoo helping the Twins complete a sweep of the Indians to their eighth straight Game-winning RBI — Hatcher (5). Zachry p 0 0 0 0 L T Pet. PF P*( Deleze and Spain’s Jose Abascal in the 1500 with a bunt single and moved to second became the first major leaguer to W L GB National League— Andular, StL 17-11; Seattle... victory. Bert Blyleven, 14-5, went the Columbus 74 49 DP— Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 1. LOB— IP H R ER B B SO Maldond rf 1 0 0 0 Lea, Mtl 15-8; Soto, CIn and Show, SO 0 0 1.0X 90 34 meters. a Wednesday night double-header with on Dave Engle’s sacrifice. Hatcher reach the 100-RBI plateau this season, Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 3.2B— Puckett, New York Totals X 5 12 S Totals 42 3 10 3 Miami ... 0 0 1.000 ta X a 4-3 victory over the Brewers at distance for the sixth time, allowing Toledo 48 57 137; Koosmon, Phil 1310. Pittsburgh .. then greeted reliever Tom Tellmann at 101. Carney Lansford of the A ’s had a Maine 44 54 Jimenez, Teufel. 3B— Puckett. HR— Gooden (W 12-8) 9 3 2 2 0 9 American League — Morris, Det 14-8; 0 0 1.000 wr Milwaukee. three runs on seven hits. Ogllvle (10), Brunanskv (24), Cooper (8). San Diego MonlTMl 0X1010X03— 5 Denver .. 1 0 .M7 with a single to right to score Engle and 24-game hitting streak ended. Pawtucket 47 59 Petrv, Del 15-4; Nlekro, NY 137; SanDlego... Decker’s Injuries worse Richmond 43 64 SF— Meier, Hatcher. Hawkins (L 7-4) 4 7 3 3 2 2 Los AngelM 010 OX X I 01— 3 Boddlcker, Bolt 138; M cGrxor, Balt 13 1 0 .M7 The sweep helped extend the Twins’ make it 4-3. IP H R ER BB SO Booker 2 0 1 0 0 1 Game winning RBI — Wallach (7) Cincinnati.. 1 0 M l Tidewater 40 44 Buffalo .. POR TLAND, Ore. — The, injuries suffered by lead in thesAL West to 5>A games over Reliever Rick Lysander, who pitched Orioles 4, Seattle 0 Rangers 3, White Sox 1 Syracuse 53 72 Minnesota Harris 1110 11 E— Flynn, Thomas, Maldonado. Earned Run Average 2 0 .333 Smithson (W 13-9) 9 4 2 2 2 2 T— 2:X. A— 25,250. DP— KansosCIty . 2 0 .333 Mary Decker when she collided with Zola Budd the California Angels and Kansas City 1 2-3 innings, improved to 3-1. Ron At Baltimore, Wayne Gross At Arlington, Texas, Danny Darwin, Rochester 44 74 .377 27'/j (Based on 1 Inning x number ot games Houston WednoMlay't Results Milwaukee Montreal 1. LOB— Montreal 9, Los each tx m has Moved) 2 0 .333 and fell during the 3,000-meter run at the Royals, who are tied for second. Davis got the last four outs to record his slammed a two-run homer and Scott 7-9, and Dave Schmidt combined on a Caldwell (L 4-11) 9 8 5 5 1 2 Angeles 8.2B— Thomas, Marshall, Land- LA Raiders.. 2 0 .333 Tidewater at Columbus, ppd., rain Notional League — Pena, LA 2.X; Cleveland... Olympics was more extensive than first thought "It’s a long way to go and we’re not 25th save. McGregor tossed his third shutout to two-hitter, retiring 19 of the last 20 Toledo 7, Richmond 6 HBP— by Smilhson (G antner, Astros B, Cubs 3 reaux, Driessen, Wallach, Flynn. S— McWilliams, Pitt 7.S2; Hershlser, LA 2 0 .333 71 Schro- Driessen. SF— Rivera. NewEnoland. 2 0 .333 and her coach said Wednesday she will miss the talking pennant yet,” said Twins "We had some opportunities,” said lead the Orioles. McGregor, 15-11, batters, and Mickey Rivers drove in 3 Pawtucket at Rochester, ppd., roln 2.63; Candelaria, Pitt 2.70; Mahler, Atl Indianapolis . Maine 6, Syracuse 4, S'A Innings eder). WP— Caldwell. T — 2:02. HOUSTON CHICAGO and Honeycutt, LA 2.75. 2 0 .333 European summer racing season. Manager Billy Gardner. “You don’t Milwaukee’s first-year manager Rene scattered nine hits, striking out four, two runs with three hits and a homer to ••••••••••gggggggggggg NY Jets .000 Thursday's Games abrhbl abrhM American League — Stieb, Tor 2.51; At first, it was believed Decker suffered only a talk pennant until the last two weeks. Lachemann, "but we didn’t cash them and walked none en route to his 10th lead the Rangers. Tidewater at Columbus Doran 2b 5 112 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Boddlcker, Bolt 2.77; Davis, Bolt Z79; National Contaroiico a Richmond at Toledo Twlns4,Brewers3(6ame2| Puhl rf 4 110 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Nlekro, NY and Burris, Oak 2.K. NewOrleans . 3 0 0 I.OOO M 68 bruised hip, but a bone scan performed Monday Maine at Syracuse Soccer Strikeouts NYGIants... 2 1 0 .M7 S S Walling 1b 3 1 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 3 1 1 O Dallas .. 2 1 0 .467 X 3 determined that when Decker’s knee hit the Pawtucket at Rochester, 2 Cruz If 5 12 4 Matthws If 4 0 1 2 National League — Gooden, NY 202; ground, it jammed her femur into her hip joint, Frtdoy's Games MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE Mmphry cf 5 0 1 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Valenzuela, LA 191; Ryan, Hou IX ; Soto, Detroit... 2 1 0 .M7 X 54 Columbus at Richmond ObrhM ObrhM (5arner 3b 3 2 1 1 MoreInd rf 4 0 0 0 CIn 145; Carlton, Phil IX. St. Louis .. 2 1 0 .M7 Z 3* causing extensive tissue damage and tears NL roundup: Davis, LeMaster lead Giants win Toledo at Tidewater Puckett cf 4 1 1 0 Mannng cf 4 0 0 0 TampoBav . 2 2 0 .500 a I2A Engle c 2 1 1 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 2 0 Bailey c 3 11 0 Cey 3b 4 110 NASL standings American League — Witt, Cal 153; Phlladelphio ■ 1 2 0 .m a M around her left hip and groin. Rochester ot Maine Revnids ss 4 1 2 1 Davis c 4 0 0 0 Langston, Sea 151; Stieb, Tor IX ; Hough, Decker is undergoing treatment by her Syracuse at Pawtucket Hatcher If 4 0 11 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Ryan p 3 0 0 0 Bowo ss 3 0 10 Tex ia ; Nlekro, NY ia . Washington., 1 2 0 .333 63 S By U(;ilted Press International in relief in the seventh. RBI single for insurance. Hrbek 1b 3 2 2 3 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 E « t GreenBav .. 1 2 0 .X physician, Stan James, who projects a healing lift Montreal. Reliever Bob James, 6-4, 9 Bush dh 1 0 0 0 Ogllvle If 3 0 10 Ruthven p 0 0 0 0 Saves Atlanta .. 1 2 0 33 Instead, LeMaster came away with “ That’s the only kind of hit he Brusstor p 0 1 0 0 , W L GF GA BP TP National (jeague — Sutter, StL X ; time of four to six weeks. earned the victory and Dick Grapen- Brown dh 2 0 0 0 SImmns dh 2 1 0 0 Toronto 10 9 X 24 » 95 Minnesota . 1 2 0 33 Mark Davis and Johnnie LeMaster of an infield RBI single and Davis tossed (LeMaster) can get," said Holland, Bmnsky rf 3 0 1 0 James rf 4 12 2 Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Orosco, NY and Holland, Phil 27; Smith, 4-ARoms... 1 2 0 !33 thin got the last two outs to notch his Wednesday’s IL llnescores Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 10 10 43 42 37 95 Chi X ; (Tossooe, SD X. the San Francisco Giants will not easily two scoreless innings as the Phillies LeMaster’s former Giants teammate. GaettI 3b 4 0 0 0 Schroedr c 4 1 2 1 NewYork 10 7 34 31 a 92 San Francisco .. 1 2 0 x first save. Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 Romero 3b 3 0 1 0 _ Bosley cf 10 11 American League — Qulsenberrv, KC Chicago... 0 3 o a forget the 1984 season. They certainly remained six games in back of Richmond 080 312 M»— 413 3 TofOto X I 9 8 Totals a 3 S 3 TampoBav 8 12 X X X 76 33; Caudill, Oak 27; Hernandez, Det X ; Cardinals 6, Reds 3 Jimenez ss 4 0 1 0 Howell ph 1 0 0 0 Davis, Minn X ; Fingers, Mil 23. Women golfers take break will try. first-place Chicago in the East. Astros 8, Cubs 3 Telede 031X0011— 712) Totals _ X 4 7 4 Totals n 3 0 3 Houston 07011X010— 8 (All Tlmos EDT) CMcogo 1010X100— 3 Vancouver 12 7 44 X X 104 On Wednesday, the twin targets of " I never really thought about the At Cincinnati^Joaquin Andujar al­ Shields, Brodtord (7), Mortz (8), Reiter Mnnesolo ON2X010-4 Minnesota 12 7 X 35 31 X Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 p m I At Chicago, Jose Cruz capped a (9) and Owen; Williams, Poshnick (4), MllwaukM 0X 0X 000— 3 Game-Winning RBI — Doran (2). San Diego taL.A. Rams, 10 p.m'. D EN V ER — Five of the top 10 money winners caustic Candlestick Park fans forgot streak,” Davis said, “ but I like this side lowed six hits over 8 2-3 innings to O'Connor (9) and Reed, R. Smith (9). w ^E— Davis, Moreland. LOB— Houston SanDlego 9 10 a X 27 75 seven-run second inning with his third Game-winning RBI — Hathcer (6). TulW 7 12 a X 31 72 Friday's Gomes on the 1984 women’s pro golf tour are taking this their problems and combined to lead better than the other side. It really become the first 17-game winner in the — O'Connor (7-5); L— Mortz (3-4). HRs— OP— Minnesota 2, MllwoukMX LOB— aaggggggggggaggggggggg Detroit at Cincinnati, 7 p.m career grand slam, powering Houston Richmond, Horper (7), Vargas (10). Chicago 4. 2B— Motthews, Puhl, Sand- (SoldenBav 6 12 48 47 X 71 week off and will miss the $200,000 LPGA the Giants to a 7-5 triumph over wasn’t on my mind — at least not until majors and Terry Pendleton and Mike Minnesota 5, Milwaukee 6. 2B— Engle, gwg. HR--Garner (4), Cruz (9). SB— (Teams receive six points tar a victory •$“;»<» City rt New England, 7:X p.ml to its 10th win in 12 games. Nolan Ryan, OMIvle. HR-Hrbek 2 (22), James (1), g»"YwatAtlonta,8o.m. a tournament beginning today at Green Gables Pittsburgh. Johnnie went in to bat for me in the Jorgensen clouted their first home runs (SVbbmlnBS) Puhl (13). S— Ryan. and four points for a victory In o 11-7, went the distance, allowing five Schroeder (8). S— Engle. IP H shootout. One Bonus Point Is awarded tar Radio, TV Miami at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m • Country Club. LeMaster was booed lustily when he eighth." of the season to power St. Louis. The Moine 303M1— 450 ... e e r b b s o Houston each goal scorod In regulation up to a Minnesota at St. Louis, 8:30 p m ' Nancy Lopez and JoAnne earner, who finished hits and striking out 12. Syracuse IX M x — 442 Minnesota came up as a pinch hitter in the eighth In the eighth inning, Phillies bullpen Reds’ Ron Oester extended his hitting Ryan (W 11-7) 9 5 3 2 2 maximum of throe per team.) ? '-.A. RaldiJi, 9 p m : 1-2 in last week’s World Championship of Bailer and Espino; Morgan, Baker (4) Schrom 6 5 3 3 2 2 Chicago Wednesday’s Results Seattle at ^ Francisco, 9 oTm. • inning with the score tied 5-5. The ace Al Holland yielded a leadoff single streak to 21 games. Bruce Sutter got the Plratss 7, Braves 2 and Hernandez. W— Bailer (8G); L— Lvvidr (W 3-1) 1 2-3 3 0 0 Minnesota 1, Tulsa 0 SofurdQv*t fffimgi Women’s Golf, will sit out the event. Lopez and to Joel Youngblood, who moved to Morgan (12-10). HRs— Syracuse, Mon- Ruthvn (L 89) 1 2-3 6 7 7 2 1 erratic shortstop was batting a mere final out for his 34th save. Mario Soto, (Tavli (S 25) 1 1-3 0 0 0 Brusstor 31-3 0 0 0 1 3 . Toronto 2, Chicago 1 W ^lngton at New Orlootll, l p.m " earner rank sixth and eighth on the 1984 money second on an infield out. One out later, At Pittsburgh, Lee Lacy went 3-for-5 rlque (4), McGrIff (13), Shepherd (11). Mllwauktg Golden Bay 3, VancoOver 2 Plttsborgh at N.Y. Giants, 1p.m. ! .204 and had not appeared as a pinch 13-7, took the Iqss. and Larry McWilliams helped his own Lazorlto Stoddard 2 0 0 0 0 4 wim'?(to°z:}',"fiiA“ ‘’'” '’ “ »■ list. hitter previously this year. LeMaster fought off an inside pitch ancl 5 1-3 4 3 3 Frazier 2 3 1 1 2 0 Thursday's Games I^lanop^ls at Green Bay, iV m . • four-hit pitching with a two-run single Tidewater at Columbus, ppd., rain. Searogc (L 0-1) 2 1 1 1 No Games Scheduled Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m * Also missing the tournament will be Juli Davis, a young left-hander who bounced It high to first baseman Al Expos 5, Dodgers 3 Tellmann 1 2-3 3 0 HBP— by Ruthven (Walling). MyV?nT5w'2r",=ESPN"‘’ to lead the Pirates in a game that 0 PB*— Friday's (Tames Sunday's Gome ' Inkster, Donna White and Alice Miller, who rank posted a 6-4 mdFk last season, had lost Oliver. LeMaster beat Holland to first Pawtucket at Rochester, ppd., rain. WP— Tellmann. T— 2:34. A— 14JIS4. Bailey. T — 2:40. A— 31,018. No (Somes Scheduled (taM),‘'usA"'’“ ' Chicago vs. Buffalo at Indlanopollt,) At Los Angeles, Dan Driessen and started 51 minutes late because of rain. third, ninth and lOth, respectively, in earnings. nine straight games and carried the base while Youngblood scored the Tim Wallach delivered consecutive weight of a 4-14 record when he (:ame on go-ahead run. Dan Gladden added an Mike Payne, 0-1, lasted only 2 2-3 V doubles in the 1 ith to break a 2-2 tie and innings in his major-league debut. ]8 - M AN C H EST ER HF.RAUD, Thursday. Aug. 23, 1984 M AN CH ESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 23, 1984 - »

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C O M P A N Y c a r p e n ­ CORDOBA, 1977 — 63,000 643-2711 t e r W ANTED -• Coll GOVERNMENT LAND BIDWELL HOME Im- Sil e^tMr^T 1970 BETHANY POP UP miles, air conditioning, Classified..Store/Ottice Space 44 Household Goods 62 643-2659. — $15 on ocre. Many lots provement Company — ^ s ca 11^^1396 * * C A M P E R — Sleeps, ex­ Business Opportunities 22 Fo r advertisem ents to be available. Build a future! Roofing , siding, altera- 649 1396.______power seats, rodlals. cellent condition. $1000. Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. tor Sole 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Must sell, going Into ser­ Minimum Charge; A N E W A N D FAST Call 1-(619)-569-0968 for ter. Call 646-2970. tions, additions. Same , /-l j a ib 1975 MERCURY MO­ Call 647-8902. Lost/Found Em ploym ent Info. 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home ond Garden 64 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. GROWINGCOMPANY — information. •••••••------•^ n u j^rfo ro ye r3 0 y« irs. NARCH — 56,000 original vice. $2500 or best offer. Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 65 $3.00 for one day After 4pm, 528-8234. Personals...... Instruction. 25 We hove need for a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ROMnmateS Wanted 41 649-0495. condition. $30. Call Otter miles. Original owner. 4 1981 JET SKI — Hardly Announcements'' Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W o rd : shipping and receiving D o n * « t l e ______a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a j.p|| door sedan. Power steer­ used. With or without Recreational Items 67 1-2 days ,20C Read Your Ad clerk, typing clerk and ing, brakes, olr condi­ 1977 CELICA GT — Good trailer. 1981 A.T.C. (2). Auctions...... KeilTaiS 9 HMitfeB/PlumblnB S5 875-2352. condition. 5 speed. Real Estate Antiques 68 3-5 days 18C Classified advertisements general office help. Call tioning. Many new parts. Call 875-1497. Services VERNON — Female to ------Priced to sell. Coll after AM /FM stereo. $2950. 31 Tag Sales 69 6 days 16C 749-8840 for appointment. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hOUSe. Rent aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TWO STORM WINDOWS Homes for Sole ...... are taken by telephone as a p,pp 4pm, 646-8137. Coll 646-2092. Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Buy 70 26 d a y s ...... 12C Financial convenience. Rooms tor Rent 41 FOGARTY BROTHERS LaTh"cTll 33 Paint ing/Popering 52 H a p p y A d s: The M anchester Herald is BABYSITTER-torland4 1972 CHEVY PANEL % M ortgage s...... Lots/Land for Sale year old boys In my Tommy, 6434)235, Oom to _ Bathroom remodel- 1965 FORD One Ton Pick MIsc. Automotive 76 34 Building/Contracting 53 $3.00 per colum n inch aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3.30pm. ,„g; installation water ______TON — V-8. Exchanged Personal Loans...... Investment Property responsible only for one incor­ AAonchester home. 3pm Up — $600. Call anytime, Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding 54 rect insertion and then only 742-6067. 28.000 miles. Automatic. Insurance ...... Automotive to 11 pm, 3 to 4 da vs. Own ROOM FOR RENT- in aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa VARIETY OF BUSHES, Resort Property 36 Heoting/Plumbing 55 Deadlines tor the size of the original Heavy duty springs, SIX TIRES — 750-16, split Wanted to Borrow .. transportation pre­ all male, single family ^ faucet repairs. 649- croynd Covers and shocks, new tires ond Flooring 56 Cars/Trucks tor Sole 71 For classified advertise­ insertion. ferred. 6464)130. house. Full use of house. S e r V i C G S «39. VIsa/MasterCard h m w Plontrverv rws- 1974 DODGE VAN - Runs. rims, tubes and tires. $40 Many new parts. Best point (2500 miles)., spe­ Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen $250. Call Myron or Bill, accepted. enable. Privatehme. Call cial built racks with each. Call 643-9633 or Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 BOOKKEEPING/DIVEF 646-6009. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 649.4486. offer over $300. Call 649- 649-2708 after 6pm. Employment day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 4136 after 5pm. rollers for contractors Rooms tor Rent .41 Auto Services 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an SIFIED O FFICE DUTIES staging. Call 6 to 6:30pm, For Sale aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Offered $1 Flooring 56 . . r t , , A i T = r« t c v a u "EASY DOES IT" Is the & Education Apartments tor Rent 42 Autos tor Rent/Leose 75 before publication. — Port or full time. Coll Aeifie-teesai.to M AAOUNTEDTEXAN 649-4730. additional insertion. otter 2pm, 649-8979. Apartments for Root 42 ••••••••aaaoaaaaaaoaaaa LONG HORNS — CAMARO, 1970 — 350, V-8 way to describe placing a Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonal 6) Misc. Automotive 76 engine. Needs body aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WOSher, Dryer, Upright 1976 AMC PACER — 6 want ad. Just call 643-2711 PINCHASER — Like to ODD JOBS, Trucking. FLOORSANDING — Freezer, U.N. Stamp Col- work. Runs good. $500. cylinder, automatic, olr, and we do the rest I work on machines? Me­ M A N C H E S T E R -A v a il- Home repairs. You name Floors like new. Special- fectlon. Stereo. Call 643- Coll 646-0588. 76.000 original miles. chanical aptitude and a able Immediately. One, It, we do It. Free esti- Izlng In older floors, natu- 1716 weekdays after 4pm. Looks good, runs good, BUICK CONVERTIBLE, Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 31 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 31 Help-Wanted 31 Help Wonted 31 willingness to learn Is all two and three bedroom mates. Insured. 643-0304. ral and stained floors. No ______very dependable. $995 for Notices you need. We will train apartments. $400, $440, ------waxing anymore. John TAPE PLAYER — Peer- 1974 — Excellent condi­ quick sale. Call 649-6039. Zip-Front Classic you to clean, service and 5520, heat and hot water LAWN MOWING — Vertallle. Call 646-5750. less, solid state, 8 track. tion! $4500. Call 871-0672. PROFESSIONAL COU­ BABYSITTER WANTED ATTENTION! CAREER' repair pinsetters. This Is Included. BIssell fand Hedge trimming - chain •••••aaaaaoaaoaaaaoaaaa Excellent condition. $10. VOLKSWAGON, Type 3 ELECTRICIANS AND SEWING MACHINE OP­ PART TIME — Dark 0 part time position. For Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. sow work-light trucking. ^ Call 649-4339. OLDS CONVERTIBLE, wagon, 1971 — Fuel Inlec- - M i Loit/Found 01 ERATORS-Established room technician. Will PLE SEEKS Mature Per­ — Days, 7;30am-5pm, 18 OPPORTUNITY — It VOU^ 1974 — Excellent condi­ JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ month old girl. Your are Interested In managB- the right person, con ------General handyman. In- Services Wanted 58 ______tlon. Runs. Needs some ars experience. Holi­ nationwide pillow manu­ train. X-ray office. Call son for child care, 4 days tion! $4850. Call 871-0672. per week In our home.' home, Manchester/Eost ment and possess ambi-' eventually lead to a very 3'/2 ROOM APARTM EN T sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TOMATO PR ESS — With work. $450 or best offer. days, benefits and Insu­ facturer has Immediate after 2om, 649-8979. well paying full time PAIN TERS — With 5 Good pay. References. Hartford. Call 646-5531, tion and a willingness to — Private home, heat, ------fine screen tor making 1983 RENAULT AL­ Coll 647-7792. LOST — Female, gray rance. Call 246-5106. years experience In resi­ full time openings. Expe­ position as a pinsetter appliances. Working sin- tomatoe lulce or sauce, tiger cat. In Summer rience preferred. Day FULL TIME, PART Call 643-4931 after anytime. learn, we want to talk to' LIANCE — Low mileage. dential and cammerclal T IM E C LER K S wanted, 5; 30pm. you. We ore a leading mechanic. If you are the gle adult only. No pets, ^ _ . _ . , « $20. Call 643-6801. AM /FM cassette. Front FOR SALfc: 1972 PLY­ 2 Street area. Reward. Call shift. 5 day week, full PERMANENT PART wark. Gaad pay and national growth coni-' right person, don't let this children. Call 643-2880. Going to FleridD? 646-8353. TIME TELLERS — Expe­ benefit program. Includ­ 2nd shift. Apply within: 7 DENTAL ASSISTANT — wheel drive. Excellent MOUTH FURY T- Auto­ warking canditlans. Call: BOLTON HOT LUNCH Port time or full tli)ie. pany. Experience not ne>- opportunity slip post you. LAWN MOWERS RE- BED FRAME — Adjusts matic, 360. $650 or best rience preferred, but not ing sewing Incentive. Eleven, 305 Green Road, EAST HARTFORD — 2 PAI RE D — Quick, Expert condition! 42 miles per 1-224-4846 far appalnt- Manchester. No phone PROGRAM — Needs part Experience preferred, cessary. Company owned Contact me Immediately. Need a person to use os king size or gallon. $5995. Call649-2328 otter. Coll 647-9696. necessary. Apply In per­ Apply at; Plllowtex Sam Weiss, 643-1507, bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ Service! Senior Dis­ separate tor two twin ment. EOE. Coro., 49 Regent Street, calls please. time helpers. Starting but not •necessatv. Send and operated training to drive a 1984 or 646-6794. son: Savings Bank of schrool. If you are ac­ Brunswick Parkade ter, appllonces, carpet. count! Free Pick Up and size. $20. Call 646-6268. Manchester, 923 Main Manchester, CT. EOE, wages $4.24,10 to 15 hours resume to; Box Z, c/o 1979 PONTIAC STATION HARDWARE POSITION SALESPERSON — Mens- The Manchester Herald. cepted, we will pay $1500 Lanes. EOE. $425 per month. Call 289- DellvervI ECONOMY Firebird to LOST — Black, male Street, Manchester. M/F. per week. Apply In person MOW ER, 647-3660. 1980 BUICK REGAL — WAGON — Grand Le — Far respansible per- wear. Looking tor expe­ on Monday or Tuesday per month plus expenses 0000 between TOam and Fiorida the iast BOX SPRING AND MAT­ Metallic blue. Excellent ferret, near Hoffman EOE. RETAIL HELP WANTED 5pm, Monday thru TRESS — For double bed. Mans, automatic, power Road. Coll Karen, 647- san. Same hardware and rienced person for morning, between 10am FEDERAL, STATE 8. while In. 'school arid week of August conditloni 6 cylinder. steering, air condition­ retail knawledge pre­ CARPENTERS — Expe­ $24,000 minimum when lij — Mature person to work Friday. BRICKS, BLOCKS, $30. Call 875-6736 otter 7662 or 647-1359. Reward. rienced In medium to quality mens shop. Full and 12 noon. Bolton Ele­ C IVIL Service Jobs now $4700. Call 649-2328 or ing. New brakes, shocks, ferred. Conyers Hard­ or part t'me opportuni­ management. Medical 9om to 3pm, Monday thru STONE — Concrete. or first week of 6pm. 3 mentary School, Notch available In your area. 646-6794. exhaust. $2300. Coll 646- ware, 646-5707. large commercial pro- Friday at produce stand. EAST HARTFORD — 1 Chimney repairs. No lob aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iect. Permanent year ties. Apply In person: Mr. Road. Call 1-(619)-569-8304 for insurance. Life lns(p September. 4519. l o s t — Grey and white Apter, Regal Men's Shoo, ranee. Retirement P n ^ ' Call Connecticut Valley bedroom, heat, hot wa­ too small. Call 644-0356. shorthaired cat, wearing round work. Call 228-4313. Information, 24 hours. Home and Garden 64 1979 IMPALA, V-8 — NEWSPAPER DEALER 903 Main Street, HIGH SCHOOL GIRL gram. Stock OpIioniL Farms, 644-1395,410 Burn­ ter, appliances, carpet­ Coll 643-2711 Fully equipped. Good white flea collar. Chest­ ASSEMBLERS 8. COIL ham Street and ask for ing, next to park. $375 per BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, N E E D E D In Andover- W IN DERS — Finger dex­ NURSES AID ES — 7am- Manchester. W ANTED — For after etc., etc. Apply at thp; condition. Call 643-6010. Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 nut and Otis area. Call /Hebron area. Call East Hartford Ramado TIsh. month. Call 289-0000 be­ CONCRETE Walkways, 649-2501. terity necessary. Expe­ 3pm and 3om-11pm. Full school babysitting. Sum­ AIRLINES NOW HIR­ tween lOom and 5pm, steps, patios, chimney DELIVERING RICH Jeanne, 647-9946. rience not necessary, we or part time. Become one mit Street area pre­ ING. Reservatlonists, Inn, Friday, August 24th, Household Goods 62 1971 CHEVELLE HEARING AID OFFICE In Room 322, 10am, 2pm Monday thru Friday. repairs, siding and paint­ LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus will train. 4 day week, of our dedicated nurses needs quick learning, ferred. Phone 646-8196. Stewardesses and ground ing. Quality work at fox. Sand, gravel and WAGON — 350 V-8, auto­ FOUND — Female, half GOVERNMENT JOBS. Monday thru Thursday, crew positions available. or 7pm, naother time. Nd Today Is great day... and matic, posi-tractlon, de- KAW ASAKI KE125, 1981 aides that truly enjoys self-motivated Individual Classified is a great way 118 MAIN STREET — lower prices. Call 646-7776 stone. Coll 643-9504. — 701 miles, excellent Persian young cot. Fleo $16,559 - $50,553/year. 10 hour day, 7 to 5:30. helping our elderly pa­ HELP WANTED — Ma­ Call l-(619)-569-6315 tor phone calls please. D I­ fogger, radio, roof rack, collar, long hair, light Now hiring. Your area. tor sales and service. RECTIONS; 1-84 East, ... to sell something! Three room heated tor tree estimates. USED REFRIGERA­ condition. Best offer. Apply at: Able Coll, How­ tients. Certified aides Great opportunity for the ture adults. Evenings, 7- details. 24. hours. apartment, hot water, TORS, WASHERS, CH R YSAN T H EM U M S — power steering. Good ski­ beige, brown mixture, Call 1-805-687-6000. ard Road, Bolton. mldnlght. Apply: Mr. Exit 53, bear' right off' ing, snow, hlll-cllmblng Must see. Call after 5pm, preferred. Steady and se­ right person. Call 561- security, no appliances. BOOKKEEPING & TYP­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Many varieties. 29 Moun­ 569-8257 or 649-4190. yellow eyes. South Main cure work with excellent Donut, 255 West Middle Exit. 1-84 West, Exit 54 te vehicle. Ideal for student PIZZA AND GRINDER 2345. BABYSITTER NEEDED 91 South, take the Darling $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 ING SERVICES Availa­ teed, parts and service. tain Road, Glosonbury, Street orea. Coll 649-8713. COOKS, MALE/FE- working conditions and Tpke., Manchester. Business Opportunities 22 ble at YOUR BUSINESS near Minnechaug Golf going north. Original COOK — Immediate op­ MALE — Cooks wanted, — Bowers School area. Street Exit. weekdays. Low prices. B.O. Pearl & owner. Call 643-2880. 1969 HONDA 450 — For fully paved employee be­ 3:15 to 5pm. Call after OFFICE. 164 East Center Son, 649 Main Street, Course. parts. Call anytime, 742- enings. Apply In person: full time and part time. nefits. Please call: Mrs. REAL ESTATE AGENTS WAITRESS WANTED — Street, Manchester, 647- Lo Strada West, 471 Hart­ 6pm, 643-6119. PART TIME WAITRESS 474 MAIN STREET — 643-2171. 6087. 02 Nights and some wee­ Launi, DNS, 646-0129, — Ed Gorman Is looking Apply In persdn: Luigi's Second floor. Three room 9780. PICK YOUR OWN TO­ CAMARO, 1976 — V-8, Personals ford Road. kends. Good pay and tor two more real estate Restaurant, 649-5325. — Needed for Glldo'B power steering, power PNOTO-GUK Manchester Manor Nurs­ OWN YOUR OWN heated apartment. $375. UPRIGHT FREEZER — M ATO ES at Connecticut ROYCE UNION BIKE — benefits available. ing Home, 385 West Cen­ agents. If you are li­ TRUCK LOADER,, Luncheonette evenliigi brakes, manual trans­ TYPIST/DICTAPHONE and. Saturdays. . Expet DESIGNER JEAN No appliances. Security. LOVING MOTHER WILL 16.7 cubic feet. Only one Valley Farms, 41 Burn­ 20", good condition. Will Apply; Ground Round, ter Street, Manchester. censed and want exten­ COUNTER PERSON — WANTED — For Pella BABY SIT for one child In ham Street, Manchester. m ission, AM/FM, 8 — Excellenf typing skills sive on the lob training, a rienced only. Must--t>g AND SPORTSWEAR 646- 2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. year old. Call 649-8626. fold to go In trunk of car. 3025 Main Street, Glas­ Part time. Apply In per­ Window 8> Door Com­ my home. References 644-1395. track. Low miles. Call $35, best offer. Coll 646- required for busy Insu­ tonbury, 659-0162. HARDWORKING MA- modern office and mem­ son only: The- Whole pany for 2:30 to 11pm over 20. Apply In persoif: STORE provided. Call 649-4783. otter 5pm, 871-7181. MANCHESTER — Four 84" SOFA — Floral patt­ aaaaaaaaaaaoaaoaaaooaaa 6164. 8264 rance office. Phone 872- T l ^ E and responsible bership In 4 Multiple List­ Donut, 467 Hartford shift. Candidate must after 2:30pm, at 30^ Nallaaal Campaay offari HAPPY M 6200 after 2pm. Adams Street. room apartments, $365 ern. Ocasslonal chair, lO-ll CLERICAL POSITION — person to work 8am to ing Services, call Ed now Rood, Manchester. have good math and aafeas appartaalty salliag and $450 per month plus gold brocade. Excellent Pets 65 1974 VEG A — With 4- BIRTHDAY s f With accurate typing for 3pm, 5 days In conven­ at 646-4040 to arrange a reading skills. Apply at; aaOaaally adyarOtsd braadt security. No pets. Call condition! Also: Lounge speed for great gas mi­ BO Y'S 20" SE A R 'S bike. This comfortable sip- LPN — 11 to 7. Full time Inspection and shipping ience store In Bpitori. private Interview. Ed T Y P E SE T T ER — Full Laurence R. Smith, Inc., at ubtUatlal savlaga to yoar Palntlng/Poperlng 52 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa leage, 41,000 miles, Excellent condition. front dress can be made TOMMY or part time position c h i l d CARE — Seeking tMtomara. Tklt b far tha 647- 7653. chair. Best offer. Call •S' office. Quality control Experience preferred In Gorman Assoc., time, experienced In dis­ 117 Murphy Road, Hart­ 643-7017. mechanically excellent, Blue. $25. Coll 643-1228. in two other lengths also; Love, available. Options: Staff a warm.-experlenced pBib lathiae mla4ad panae qaal- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MANCHESTER D O G as a tunic for panta or a and material control deli and cashier. Call Realtors. play work, for small ford, CT 06114. oaaaaaaaoaoaaooaaaaaaaa but needs tires and body with benefits, $8.65 or Per Son to care for IntaniC Ifia4 to owB aa4 oparata tklt M AN CHESTER — 2 bed­ TRAINING CLASS — pretty evening style. ,Carolytij:^? (clerical) experience 649-0661. newspaper, Compugra- rooms, basement, park­ PAINTING AND PAPER work. Average retail 1975 HONDA CB-360T — A mornings. Gall 649-1040. - Wgk profit ketlaats. Diem, $9.65. Every other phlc 7700 and Comp 4 Mite, lor Sole 63 New classes starting Sep­ would be $650. Call 646- No. 8264 with Photo- *o preferred. Pleasa.nt DENTAL RECEPTION­ DRIVER FOR 18 SPEED ing, near Main Street, HANGING — Exterior tember 10th. Must sign up Excellent running condi­ Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. weekend off. Come loin SNACK BAR ATTEND­ equipment. Call Pat, 633- $20,000.00 iBvaitmaat In- 8368 after 6pm. % working conditions In an DUMP TRUliK — Must CLEANING 8, FLOOR monthly rent, $375. Call and Interior, ceilings re­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ahead. Call Chuck, 568- tion. Must see. $600 or Size 12,84 bust,3H yards us In Wllllmantic. Only 20 ANT — Part time. Posi­ IST — General dental 4691 between 2 and 4pm cM ta ktglaaiBg lavaatary, air conditioned plant. office looking for a full have a minimum of 5 CARE HELP — Eveiv 649-2871. paired. References, fully 1356. best offer. Coll 649-5243. 60-inch. minutes away. Canter­ Company benefits. Dy­ tion open with tost food for appointment. flKtarta, taapOtt, tralalag, Insured. Quality work. MEN'S TEN SPEED — bury Villa, Wllllmantic. time receptionist. Plea­ years experience. Please Ings, part time. Call 64X craii4 aptalBf aa4 air fare Pattern* available only namic Metal Products cooking experience. call 742-6190. 5747. m. EXTRA LARGE TWO Martin Mattsson, even­ 27" LeTournour Model aaaooaaaaoaoaaoaaaoaaaa Bank 22" BO Y 'S B IK E — Good in eieee ehaum. Marie Berleron, Admin­ .Weekends a must. Call sant environment. Benef­ SECRETARY — Work In (1) ptrtM to corporata Irala- Co., Inc., 422 North Main its. Send resumes to: Box b g caatar. BEDROOM APART­ ings 649-4431. French made bicycle, Recreational Items 67 condition. $25. Coll 649- TO ORDER, us4 12M fsr sscR istrator, Phone 423-2597. Street, Manchester. Call for appointment, 643- one person office. Apply M EN T — Large kitchen needs work, parts. $40. 188688 0083. pattsrs, RiBi MR fir Restsfs eat Call for appoinfment, Y, c/o The Manchester in person; Royal Ice- n o in c a u K m b aeotBATaM kssRIbif. 646-4048. Interviewing 1507, "Brunswick Parkade and living room. Includes CEILINGS REPAIRED Coll 643-2880. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wanted 31 Monday thru Friday, 9 to Herald. CORN PICKEr I u u Tou ran lata-niatii 9am-4pm. • Lar\es. EOE. Cream Co., 21 Warren garage. 2nd floor. No or R EP LA C ED with dry- Y A M A H A XS400, 1979 — V & S S Z h a M 2. Street, 8am to 5pm. WANTED — Must luiyl AMF WINDFLITE 14 FOR SALE FINANCING AVAIIABIE pets. $400 plus security. wall. Call evenings, Gary SC O T T LAWN m CINV W |l 81. W|. MBOO Runs well. $450. Call 647- U own transportation. CaH For Quolif lad Applicant! (Sunfish) — Red and REAL ESTATE SALES - AUTOMOBILE ME­ STORE CLERK Connecticut Valletr Call 643-0818 or 649-1928. McHugh, 643-9321. SPREADER — Good con­ ini OdtSHklls Csllisi *2000 7792. arlat Nsiit, ssarait eltk ZIP EXPERIENCED, MA­ EXPERIENCED white, very good condi­ CODE, stria Ramkar aaO SUa. Extremely active real CHANIC — Chrysler ex­ N E E D ED — Full tlme- Farm s at 644-1395. dition. $15. Coll 643-4645. WE NEED YOUIII TURE FULL TIME estate company has op­ perience preferred. A SANDBLASTER — /part time for local .7- MANCHESTER — 6 NAME YOUR OWN tion. Call 644-8284 after lOi Unesls Mirk IV >2000 N ew FASH ION with Our High Technology Company Has The Following Openings: ••••••••••••••••••••••• BICYCLE — Ladles 26" SA LES PER SO N — Apply enings available for con­ well established Chrysler Wanted for sandblasting Eleven Food Store. Be­ room, 2nd floor apart­ PR IC E — Father and son. SINGER SEWING MA­ 6pm. m UsMlR Mirk IV *2000 Photo-Guide pattama in PART TIME CLERK/TYPIST-ORDER ENTRY - 40-45 wpm typ­ 3-speed deluxe quality, In person to: Marlow's, scientious licensed sales dealer has an opening for houses. Call 643-2659. Situation Wonted 23 Fast, dependable ser­ CHINE — Lovely walnut Tie IklM M fe MH M HM all size ranges, haa a ing; entry of orders into Apple Computer, congenial, fast paced nefits Include Insurance, ment In private home. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mint condition, hardly special Grace Cole Collac- 867 Main Street, agents. We otter training an experienced me­ credit union and profit LAVVN M A IN TEN A N C E Garage, stove, refrigera­ vice. Painting, Paper­ cabinet. Excellent condi­ S iv k ig i Bank tl Miniliiitir atmosphere, high school graduate Manchester. GENERAL OFFICE PERSON — We have*a aaaaaaaaoaaaoaaaaoaaaaa used, like new. Has to be tion for larger sizca; plua TECHNICAL POBLICATtON CLERK - Typing 40 wpm; self and the opportunity tor chanic. Salary open. Full sharing. Apply In person tor, heat Included. M a­ hanging & Removal. Coll tion. $75. Call 643-6526. Tog Sales 69 2 BONUS Coupona; starter; organized, detail oriented; fast paced, putting together substantial income. For H ELP — Mature, depen­ part time night position 644-0585 or 644-0036. seen to be appreciated. company benefits. Call at: 513 Center Street, HOUSEWORK WANTED ture, married couple 913 Main St. $75. Call 649-1794. P ric e ------tu M . manuals for our products, high school graduate, entry level po­ DEUVERY/ confidential Interview 'Scott Lewis, at Capitol dable person needed to Manchester. EOE. available for a reliable wanted. $600 monthly LARGE HIRES ROOT- sition. answer phones and per­ person who Is willing to — Manchester area. G C LER K TYPIST-M ARKETING - High School graduate; typing WAREHOUSE coll Frank Strano, Strano Garage In Wllllmantic, Have references, expe­ plus security. Call 644- B EE R Barrel Dispenser, FOUR FAMILIES — 96 50-60 wpm; organized. 1-2 years secretarial or business related Req^ Estate, 647-7653. 423-4516. form general office work learn bowling lane main­ 3383. $95. Call 649-7375. Leland Drive, off Keeney PERSON dally 9am to 1pm. Typing SOCIAL WORKER — tenance. We ore part of a rience, transportation. courses; computer course for word processing and Telex Full time. We need a Meadows Manor, a 518 Call 649-5007 afternoons Street, Manchester. Au­ machines a plus. Fast paced atmosphere. PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. a must. Apply In person malor bowling center MANCHESTER — Im­ PROFESSIONAL EMERSON QUIET KOOL SY ST E M S IN SP EC TO R S - Entry level. Perform repetitive tests mature, dependabe LAWN CARE APPLICA­ bed SNF/ICF Is seeking and evenings. gust 24th & 25th, 9am to Has Immediate openiriga lor. only: Syndet Products chain. You must be wil­ maculate! Four room, PAINTING — Interior, AIR CONDITIONER — 3pm, Rain or Shine. on G SP finish products. Mechanical ability, able to follow in­ person to staff our wa­ TOOINAKERS TORS — Immediate op­ Inc., Route 6 and 44a, an energetic, aggressive ling to work with your Excellent condition, but structions. rehouse and deiiver Individual with BSW or two bedroom apartment Exterior work. Fully In­ M A C H IN IST S - B LEVEL • 3 years experience; able to machine ALL AROUND enings for lawn care Bolton, CT. hands. Good possibilities sured. Free Estimates. needs minor repair. aaaoaoaoaaeaaaaaaaaaaoe goods in our vehicles. MACHINISTS MSW to head It's Social in duplex. Fully ap- parts from blue prints and sketches or written specification; applicator position. Over for advancement. Call Real Estate pllanced kitchen. In­ Call 646-4879. Price $25. Phone 643-4668. able to run alt company machines; ableto machineparts to nor­ Experience preferred. UTHE ITERATOR $200 per week starting BABYSITTER NEEDED Service Department. Ge­ for appointment, Sam Wonted to Buy 70 mal tolerances. Good driving record BRIDGEPORT riatric experience a cludes garage. No pets. salary. High School di­ for 2Vi year old and 4 Weiss, 643-1507. Bruns­ References and security. M EC H AN IC A L IN SPECTO R A - Able to interpret complex blue required. Caii Kari or OPERATORS ploma and good driving must. Meadows Manor ••••••••••••••••••••••• END ROUS prints and specifications, inspect all parts using precision mea­ Libonil ovortim* tnd frtngo btno- month old sisters for wick Parkade Lanes. $410. Call 649-4003. 27'A width - 25 cents; EQUIPPED Roger at: offers an outstanding sa­ Bulldlng/Contntctlng S3 suring instruments 3 years experience as O.C. Inspector re­ flli Appiy at record required. Agron­ Monday and Friday, EOE. '••••••••••••••••••••••• W ANTED — Clean re­ quired or technical school. Accuracy and organizational apti­ RO VIC 121 Adiini St. omy background pre­ 9am-Spm, and Wednes­ lary and benefit package Homes for Sole 31 13V4 width - 2 for 25 cords, 33's and 45's. Rock, tude mandatory. Manchaaler MinchnNr for this full time, 40 hour aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cents. MUST be picked ferred. Call 649-8667 for day, 10am-2pm. Coll 649- LAWN MAINTENANCE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Homes for Rent 43 Big Bond, Classicals, P A C K ER S -*Frepare, package and affix documentation to all S 4S-3322. t a.m. lo S pjm. 047-0035 interview and appoint­ position. Send resumes up at the Manchester Blues, etc. Records Re­ material leaving premises; willingness and ability to move large 8454. PERSON — We have a FARRAND REMODEL­ Herald Office BEFORE NOT ment. Evergreen Lawns, to; Meadows Manor, 333 MANCHESTER — Mini aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver­ and/or heavy materials; at least 16 years of age, with valid part time night positfen ING — Cabinets, roofing, 11 A.M. ONLY. Conn. Drivers License. Fast paced working atmosphere. 53 Slater Street, CONSTRUCTION LA­ Bldwell Street, Manches­ available for a reliable farm, located minutes gutters, room additions, non, 872-6386. VINYL A SSIST A N T S - Receive, process and stock material; PURCHASING ter to the attention of: BOLTON — 4 room, 2 DIRECT SAIES Manchester. BORERS NEEDED— Ex­ person who Is willing to from Hartford, country bedroom house, nice decks, all types of remo­ conscientious attentipn to quality and accuracy; ability to ASSISTANT Philip Blner, charm, 6 room home, K IT tf space In large kitchen, Realty, 649-0917. — want a little independence and PRODUCTS CO., INC. M A IN TEN A N C E - Full check fixtures, etc.. In­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've yet to do my ‘Sophie's Choice' or my ‘Frenooa.’ I'd you have fireplace logs garage with separate like to do something Hke that, bacauee I'm ready." — QIann Cloaa. DILlOn your own income . . . 647-9946 422 N. Miln >L time position available, cluding In process Inspec­ MANCHESTER - Gar­ S I N C E 1 9 3 3 o r for sale, find buyers the storage, assumable M in d u itr Monday through Friday, tion. Apply In person: ages for storage only. quick and easy wav ... mortgage. Close to 1-84, aiSt4byNCA.ki0. no 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 646-4048 8;30am to 5:00pm. Please Buckland Manufactur­ with a low-cost ad tn Routes 30 and 83. Asking Available Immediately. 319 Main Street (Across from. Intervliw 9 8.m. - 4 p.in. apply at D & L, Manches­ ing, 131 Adams Street, per month. Allbrio MANCHESTER. CT, 643 2145 Ask for Jeanne Fromerth ter Parkade. Classified. 643-2711. $44,600. Coll CALVM AR Manchester. REAL ESTATE, 529-2880. Realty, 649-0917. I ) 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 23 1984 BUSINESS U.S. assails sentence Hudson Valley eateries Bolton board New law has sweeping changes for divorce of Sakharov’s wife are a gourmet’s delight learns of cost p a g e 2 p a g e 1 1 ... page 14 Whether or not divorce is in your past, present or property. At the same time, the spouse on the cuts this time period to just six years. The divorce or future, it is imperative you understand the extent to receiving end will want high-basis property to separation instrument, though, must state that there which the 1984 tax law drastically changes the rules on minimize her potential tax when the property is sold. is no iiabiiity to make payments for any period after divorce and taxes. The three key areas covered by the Your This generally applies to property transfers made the death of the receiving spouse. law are almost certain to affect you: property after July 18,1984, the date the law was enacted. But it Also, if alimony payments are scheduied to settlements; alimony payments: dependency exemp­ Money's will not apply to transfers after July 18, under decrease when a child dies, marries or reaches tions. You cannot afford to be ignorant! settlements made before that date, unless both majority, the paying spouse is penalized. The amount 1) P R O PE R TY SETTLEMENTS. The '84 tax law Worth parties agree. of each monthly payment equal to the scheduled decrease is treated as child support. It cannot be makes a 180-degree turn from the past in this area. Sylvia Porter Important: The parties can elect to have the new Manchester, Conn. Before the new law, if a husband transferred property law rules apply retroactively to transfers made deducted by the paying spouse. Cloudy tonight: to his wife as part of a divorce settlement, the husband between Dec. 31, 1983, and the date of the law’s Effective date: The '84 iaw’s alimony provisions clearing Saturday Friday, Aug. 24, 1984 could have been hit with an income tax. If the property enactment. (This is loaded with implications!) apply to agreements entered into after 1984. They ’ had gone up in value (its current value exceed ^ the pay tax — but no cash with wltlCh to pay the tax. Mrs. 2) ALIM O NY PAYM ENTS. They continue to be cover agreements, too, entered into during or before — see page 2 Single copy: 25e done by to amend their construction per­ nald Kraatz. Aug. 7, 21, and 22, about four Dec. 14. m it," he said. All 12 occupied apartments in the months after Kraatz announced Kraatz said tenants won’t neces­ Seabrook’s first nuclear reactor Gas Range 869 Main Street building lack that the landlord would be given 90 sarily have to be displaced. " I f it’s is rated 80 percent complete. The adequate floor space, the notice of days to work on code violations necessary to relocate people from second reactor was conditionally •Ultra Ray® Broiler B. D. PEARL & SON violations shows. found there in an inspection. the occupied apartments they can " I don't know what we’re going canceled last fall at the 25 percent •Black Glass Oven Window move into the ones that have completion mark. Work was to do.” Marlow said. "W e may The process began when a group already been corrected,” he said. stopped on Seabrook II because of •Surface and Oven Lights close down the whole building." of unwelcome tenants in their growing financial pressures and •Radial Clock Marlow said he has already teens and 20s moved to the decreased energy demand. evicted seven "troublemakers." apartment house after they were •Keep-Warm Oven System But he said he is happy with the •Tllt-top Cooktop barred from Manchester’s home­ for 43 years” "older folks” currently occupying less shelter in March. As part of his Inside Today •Cooktop Support Rod Pearls 12 of the 21 apartments in the efforts to evict the man hosting TV AND APPLIANCES Cancer hoapHal •Utensil Storage Orawor building, which once was the them, Marlow asked the health 20 oaott, 2 Mctlont Orford Hotel. The first hospital in the United department to come check an Herald photo by Tarqulnio He criticized the town for requir­ Advice ...... States devoted to the treatment of apartment. That led to the discov­ Area towns . cancer was incorporated in New ing a minimum of 400 square feet of ery of the violations. Classified. floor space in each apartment and York City back in with the 649 Main Street - Downtown ‘Peach appear According to Kraatz. Marlow Comics ... ISM, said that regulation is not consist­ financial support of John Jacob agreed to take care of problems Entertainment ent with tho.se elsewhere in the including faulty wiring, cock­ Lottery...... Astor. Now known as the Memorial Manchester 643-2171 Val Barbrick shows B'/z-year-old Re­ ready for the 27th annual Peach state. Obituaries it PILO niSS IGNITION roaches, and maintenance before Sloan-Kettering Cancer Onter, Pictorials May Not Be Models Sold Increasing floor space could Opinion...... becca Keeney the proper technique Festival, which begins tonight at 6. More the 90 days were up. But the report Peopletalk pioneered treatment at a time mean knocking out walls or when the disease was considered >558 required to peel a peach. Volunteers than 2,000 pounds of' peaches, 2u0 released today cites electrical Sports...... regrouping existing units, which incurable. were busy this morning, helping the problems in eight of the 12 Television__ dozen cakes and 250 to 300 gallons on would possibly require displacing occupied units. Weother .. Eighth District Fire Department get whipped cream will be used. tenants. "T h ere’s some ^concerrj about