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Monday. Sept. 28,1687 30 Cents Ftt-; S 1 Mines close I xV - sea channel E ^ >tji MANAMA, Bahrain (A P ) - A by Iran for speedboat attacks on , ^ major sea iane in the southern ships. Persian Guif was ciosed to com- "This is probably the busiest area 1“^.: merciai shipping today after sev of the waterway, and Iranian ships eral mines were spotted in the area, use the sea lanes in this area as shipping executives reported. much as anyone else,” said one of The shipping executives, speak the executives based in Dubai. ing on condition of anonymity, said The last mine casualty in the gulf the deepwater channel 20 miles off was reported a week ago, when the P the busy United Arab Emirates Marissa 1, a small research vessel, port of Dubai would remain closed hit a floating charge in the northern to navigation until U.S. Navy and sector of the gulf, not far from British warships swept for mines in Iran’s Farsi island. Four of the the area. seven Greek crewmen were killed.. Other sources, also speaking on The reflagged Kuwaiti tanker condition of anonymity, said the Bridgeton struck a mine July 24 as United States believed Iran had It was sailing through the gulf with seeded the waterway with explo U.S. Navy escorts. sives in retaliation for last week's Iraqi military communiques car attack on a minelayer in the central ried by the official Iraqi News gulf. Agency said Iraqi jets struck at A U.S. military spokesman said four "large naval vessels” off the he could hot comment on the Iranian coast in a 20-hour period reports that American ships were Saturday and Sunday. searching for mines off Dubai. One communique said the at Shipping salvage sources and tacks "underscore Iraq’s determi Western diplomats, speaking on nation to chop off Iran’s economic condition of anonymity, said the lifeline,” reported the agency, explosives were contact mines, the monitored In Cyprus. Oil exports same type found aboard the Iran help finance the war efforts of Iran A jr captured by U.S. forces a week and Iraq. av- • ago alraut 300 miles away. Shipping officials based in the Dubai is the largest and busiest Persian Gulf confirmed the first port on the 600-mile gulf, and had AP photo th ree reported attacks but could not not previously been troubled by the immediately verify the fourth. mine threat affecting northern Iraq also said Its warplanes also areas of the waterway. 2 Early winter raided oil and industrial targets In Diplomatic sources said the Imam Hassan and Beedboland In An unidentified tourist, dressed for the weather, looks and the-temperature was 13 with winds of 99 miles an explosives were spotted Sunday by southern Iran, triggering chain the missile destroyer Kidd, one of explosions. out from the 6,288-foot summit of Mount Washington in hour. At the base, it was sunny and in the 70s. A museum the 11 American warships in the There >^s no immediate com New Hampshire Sunday. The highest peak in the and a weather observatory stand at the peak. Navy’s Middle East Force. ment from Tehran on the reports. Northeast got 4.7 inches of snow, the first of the season, "Discussions are under way in Iran’s official Islamic RepuMIc London on cooperative moves to News Agency, monitored in Cy P:i-' ■. retrieve the mines for identifica prus, said 10 civilians were killed tion,’^ said one of the sources. "It Saturday in Iraqi air strikes in M t depends who is closest to be in a southern Khuzestan province. Author stands by claim Casey knew position to collect them and sweep the area.” Shipping executives in Dubai said WASHINGTON (AP) - Journal "60 Minutes" on Sunday evening, Contras, and we can do what he Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, earlier that the mines also were 264 laws ist Bob Woodward stands by his Woodward, an assistant managing used to call ‘these things’ — covert leader of the militant Hezbollah spotted by one of their vessels, claim that former CIA Director editor at The Washington Post, action.” faction in Lebanon, whom the book about 20 miles off the U,A.E. port. William J. Casey admitted in a reasserted his story while acknowl In the book. Woodward says, "To aiieged had accepted a $2 million Iran has been blamed for laying sickbed interview that he knew of edging there were no witnesses to this day I do not know why” Casey payoff to stop attacks against mines in the northern sector of the take effect the diversion of Iran arms sale the hospital meeting. He said the agreed to speak to him. Woodward Americans and U.S. facilities. gulf, close to Kuwait and Saudi money to the Nicaraguan Contras four-minute interview occurred a describes a Dec. 3,1986, phone call Excerpts of Woodward's, book Arabia, the two Arab countries even though Casey’s widow says few days after he had been ejected in which he quotes Casey as saying, appeared in today’s and Sunday’s which it accuses of backing Iraq in Thursday such an interview could not have from the hospital by guards, and " I don't know why I take your editions of the Post. the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war. taken place. that the meeting was arranged with calis.” In today’s editions. Woodward Iran also reportedly has dropped Writing in his new book, "V E IL; the help of a source he would not Casey died May 6 of compiica- said; White House aides were some mines near the Strait of By Judd Everhart The Secret Wars of the CIA, identify. tions after being diagnosed as "frightened” by a pale, disoriented Hormuz, the only gateway to the The Associated Press 1981-1987," Woodward said Casey "H e was dying. It was not the having a maiignant brain tumor. Reagan when he returned to the gulf. nodded affirmatively when asked if Casey I knew .-'physically,” Wood Mrs. Casey told The Associated White House after the 1981 assassi But it was the first time that such HARTFORD — Used-car buyers he knew about the funds diversion ward said. "And so I got one Press in a telephone interview nation attempt. devices have been spotted off the will get new protections, children at a time when Congress had question, and ... that question was; Sunday from her New York home The morning after the president U.A.E., which has maintained good will be allowed to accompany their banned U.S. aid to the rebels. 'You knew about the diversion, that Woodward "was never in the emerged smiling from the hospital, relations with Persian Iran despite parents into the voting booth and But Sophia Casey took issue didn’t you?’ ... And he nodded. ... hospitai.” he "limped from his bedroom to an the war with Arab Iraq. 18-year-olds will be allowed to take Sunday ^ th the depiction of And I said ‘Why?’ And he said, ’I Biesides Mrs. Casey's response, adjoining room in the upstairs The waters are regularly trav on more jobs, under laws taking (Easey’s views of President Reagan believed.’’’ the book came under attack Sunday residence of the White House. He ersed by gulf shipping, including effect Thursday. and Woodward's contention that he Asked what Casey "believed,” from the Saudi government, which emerged slowiy, waiking with the the convoys of Kuwaiti tankers In addition, employers will be eluded security at the hospital and Woodward answered, "That we can Woodward aiieged provided money hesitant steps of an old man. ... sailing under the U.S. flag with allowed to order urine tests for met with the dying Casey. change the world. That we can and heip to Casey for his private Those who observed were fright Navy escorts. The area is not far employees and job applicants they In an interview with CBS-TV’s reshape it. That we can support the covert operations, and from Sheik ened.” from two Islands known to be used believe are using drugs or alcohol, smoking will be banned In schools during school hours and it will be easier for adults who were adopted Thousands jam Rentschler hangar as children to find their ori^nal parents. The 1987 General Assembly passed 701 bills; Gov. William A. C( for 10th edition of Product Show O’Neill vetoed two of them. Although many bills take effect when the governor signs them Into By Andrew J. Davis time the show has been held at law, Oct. I is the effective date of 9 ib y n n io Herald Reparter Bond-backers get Pratt A Whitney. most that don't deal with budget “ It would be impossible to put on matters. Some 264 new laws take EAST HARTFORD — Everyone positive reception without Pratt A Whitney,” Thorn effect Thursday. All of the money had something to sell, give away or — story on page 10 ton said. bills took effect July 1. the first day promote. But that was exactly the In past years, the show has been / ■ of the budget year. point. held places such as the Manchester / One new law makes It a crime to Thousands of people jammed a Industrial Park and the J.C. sell drugs within 1,000 feet of a 35,000-square-foot hangar at ties District Fiie Dcpartniii.'. u..u Penney Catalog Distribution Cen Rentschler Field of Pratt It Whit the Pratt A Whitney Fire Depart ter, he said. ney Saturday and Sunday for the ment all had booths on fire safety. Because this year’s show was at Please turn to page 19 10th annual Product Show, a The Manchester Police Depart Rentschler Field, it opened Satur cooperative venture of the Greater ment, South Windsor Ambulance day instead of its customary Friday Manchester, South Windsor and and Manchester Metnorial Hospital night start, said Anne Flint, presi East Hartford chambers of com also were there to promote their dent of the Manchester chamber TODAY merce. The hangar was filled with organizations. There was even a and show coordinator. The com 142 exhibitors, while food vendors booth for Factfinders; Buckland pany still had its airport in and musical entertainment were Bond Issue, a political action group operation until Friday afternoon, Mostly clear hous^ on a nearby field. promoting the 813 million bond which made a Friday night opening Mostly clear tonight with low in Remakes of songs by Bob Seger issue for improvements around the Impossible because there were a the 90s. Partly sunny Tuesday with 7 and the Silver Bullet Band, Janis site of the proposed Mall at number of booths to still set up. high 75 to 80. Details on page 2. Joplin and Stevie Nicks were heard Buckland Hills. Susan Ferguson, an employee of in the distance as area businesses On the lighter side, vendors were the Greater Manchester Chamber promoted their products, and ser giving away color television sets, of Commerce, said this morning Index trips to Hawaii and even cash, just that the total turnout for the two vice organisations explained why 20 pngM, 2 •ectlona they were there. to get people to stop at their booths. days was between 5,000 and 6,000 aP A . Visitors had a variety of booths "With the cooperation of the people. She had no estimate of the Advice 17 Lottery weather and the outdoor facilities, profits, which will be divided and activities to choose from. They J1 Business _ _ _ 0 Obituarlee___ 10 it’s much more like a festival this among the three chambers of HaraM photo by einlo were shown brick pavers by Man Cleselfied -18 -2 0 Opinion _ _ _ 6 year,” said Steven H. Thornton, commerce. Flint could not be chester Sand 4i Gravel, asked to Cotnlcs 0 People—_ _ _ 2 chairman of the board of the reached for comment. Julie Visciano demonstrates the use of a Kirby vacuum register at Manchester Community Connecticut _A-6 Sports___ 11-18 Greater Manchester Chamber of Ferguson said this year’s Pro College, handed balloons by cleaner to Jean Desey of Marlborough. The Kirby booth Entertainment 17 Television _ downs, and taught flre-safety Commerce. duct'Show matched the success of was one of 142 at this weekend’s Product Show at Pratt & pr>rii« to U.S./Wodd. lessons. The Town of Manchester Planning for the show began in the o ^ B eld two years ago in South Local n ew s.3.10 Weather _ _ Fire Department, the Eighth Utili- May, Thornton said. It was the first Windsor. Whitney's Rentschler Field in East Hartford. 4 — t - MANCinEOTER HERALD. Mfoaday. Sept. M. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 28. 1987 — »
THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Housing tells history, prof says c Accu-W ealtier^loriecasl lor Tuesday because the homes are interesting, hood is the one bounded by Parker ums are crowding out the older Daytime CondWons and High Temperatures and many neighborhoods have been and East Center streets, near buildings and ruining the visual well preaerved. "The pattern of Temple Beth Sholom. Most homes effect of what Handley and other ‘r Mary Ann Handley enjoys read develtqHnent in this town is typical in this area were built in the 1830s architectural historians call "the n ing neighborhoods the way some of what's seen in all towns," she by people who were relatively streetscape.” By ( people enjoy reading mystery said. “ Manchester serves as an prosperous in spite of the Depres How will social historians view T h « novels. A professor of history at excellent illustrative example. sion, Handley said. "People who the 1980s. 100 years from now? Manchester Community College, There are many areas worth worked in Hartford, in insurance m Handley has a particular interest in touring." "They’re going to look at collective and a few other businesses, con moni the way social history can be housing for the elderly as a new Many pecqile are familiar with tinued to make a living in those FIrei observed in a town's neighborhoods development,” Handley said. “ This 2 2 3 3 SHE the historic value of the Cheney years.” she said. prou and rural districU. is an acknowledgment of the mills area, but they may be less The land could be obtained at off 01 On Tuesday at 7:M p.m. at growing number of healthy elderly familiar with some of Handley’s discount prices, and unemployed apar Whiton Memorial Library, she will who can, and will wish to remain on other favorite "haunts." Forexam- builders were glad to put up homes rent speak about Manchester’s homes, their own” with Friends Like That... ple, she said, the area bounded by for a relatively low price. "What “ 0 farms and neighborhoods. Her talk North School Street, North Main you’ve got are fairly conservative They will also note the type of time Supreme Ckiurt nominee Robert Bork — regarded even is part of a series being sponsored Street, Union Street, and Union homes, two-and-a-half stories, with apartments which are now being Mun Atl.inhi- by foes as a brilliant legal scholar — can be thankful by the Greater Hartford Architec Pond is an immigrant neighbor little Gothic or Tudor touches. Very put up in the CSieney Historic the Ocr.in ture Conservancy. Tuesday’s that Roman Hruska hasn’t testified for him at the hood of the mid- to late-19th solid,” Handley said. District. “ There are a growing Sum! speech is co-sponsored by the recent Senate hearings. In backing Richard Nixon’s century, which has remained virtu Although many Manchester number of apartments suitable for remi Manchester Historical Society. Ad ally untouched through the neighborhoods have remained es the couple without kids,” said have nomination of Harold Carswell to the high court, mission Is $7 per person. decades. sentially intact, Handley expressed Handley. "This represents a back hfjCi* W<* itt***# !«► Hruska told Senators: “Even if he were mediocre, there "The history of a town like Originally built as a working- concern about the piece of Main change from the days when people m ar Manchester can be seen in its are a lot of mediocre judges and people and lawyers. class neighborhood for Irish immi Street between Middle Turnpike got married, had kids right away, Th housing stock,” said Handley, who They are entitled to a little representation, aren’t they? grants, the street names — such as and North Main Street. Until a few and put in a bid on a SMi-room house. getti is a Democratic candidate for the Kerry and Golway — reflect the years ago. the area had retained As people are waiting longer to bene We can’t have all Brandeises and Frankfurters...” town Board of Directors. “ You can Thunderstorms drench towns from which the workers much of Its original character. “ It have their children, they are to I trace the movement from a rural D O Y O U K N O W — Who is the Chief Justice of the came. "My own grandmother was a strip that took you back to the looking for apartments. These outal community, to a factory economy s settled there when she came from 18908, early 20th century. The living spaces are more spacious Sund United States? s with support services, right Ireland,” Handley said. "A fter homes were set well back from the than what a single person might begii parts of South Plains FRIDAY’S ANSWER — In the 1490s, Spain’s King through the development of a that, you saw the Italian, the Polish road, and the pieces that were desire, and they are in complexes conrimuter class.” tiona Ferdinand funded the expeditions of Columbus. and other waves of immigrants who modem seemed to blend very without swing sets and other play man. Manchester is an ideal place to do settled there.” nicely.” equipment, which a family with By The Associated Pross 9-28-87 * Knowledge Unlimited, Inc 1987 M( Just south o f the Kansas border this type of research, Handley said. Another interesting neighbor Now, however, new condomini children would want.” were ciosed because of high laboi Thunderstorms drenched parts water. Parts of Okiahoma got up A Newipaper In Education Program noon E of Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas to 5 inches of rain in a few hours Sponsored by E wort Worl early today, while temperatures Sunday, and storms continued in The Manchester Herald I Nava|o clergyman strll (UpiMMi to freesing in the northern the region early today. and central Rockies and northern mam Heavy rain aiso feil around ” V New Engiand. midnight in extreme southern A fUsh>flood warning was day Texas. Two feet of water was ^ on fund-drive tour Allet pMted in Grant and K ay counties reported on the highway near Almanac shop in nortlH;entrai Okiahoma, and Edinburg. Thunderstorms were HMTSld photo by Divl* Bv Andrew J. Davis at the college Tuesday. He visited he lit the inside ianes of Interstate 35 slowiy moving, and more Hooding Herald Reporter Vernon last week, and South United on fc P was possible, the National Sept. 28. 1987 TOOArS MOON: Between Methodist Church in Manchester on p stroi Circling around Weather Service said. new moon (Sept. 22) and setv< Weather Trivia fo Weicker continues his treatment By Bront Loymon ‘remain proud’ HAR’TFORD - U.S. Sen. Lowell Wdcker. R-Conn., has The Associated Press returned to the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md„ as part of his continuing treatment for kidney stones, bis office said today. NEW MILFORD - In a tight that L By Chris Dohl crowd from a flatbed truck brought Weicker re-«ntered the hospital Sunday at 10 a. m. after would probably mystify the aver Th« Associated Press In by East Hartford Teamsters. experiencing further discomfort from the condition and it was age pot-hole plagued motorist, The strikers were Joined in the unclear whether he would be released from the hospital today, hundreds of local residents have HARTFORD — Entering the 21st rally by dosens labor unions from spokesman Steve Snider said. rallied against plans to pave the U month of a bitter strike, Colt around the state as well as New town’s dirt roads. Weicker first entered the hospital on Friday for treatment that Opponents of the road improve Firearms workers “are kind of York, New Jersey, Massachusetts involves flushing the stones out using fluids and was able to proud that nobody’s had power shut and Rhode Island. Among the ments, many of them affluent New off or been evicted from a home or return to the Senate later that day for a vote. One stone has Yorkers who own second homes unions participating were ttie tele passed, Snider said. apartment for lack of mortgage or phone workers, food and commer here, have gathered enough peti G rent money,” a union official says. cial workers and machinists and A rescue worker tries tion signatures to force a Board of “Obviously 20 months is a long aerospace workers. SeleiXmen vote on a proposed to calm two volunteer Fargo evidence likely to stand ordinance protecting many of the time to be on strike,” Henry After about an hour of entertain If Murray, regional spokesman for ment and speeches, the crowd "victims” of a mock HAR’TFORD — Possible violations of federal wiretap laws dirt roads from ever being paved or the United Auto Workers, said marched to (^It Park for a picnic airplane crash at widened. Mar won’t be enough to dissuade U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Clarie “Basically, we’re trying to pre Sunday. “But the Colt workers are and concert. Bradley International from allowing the tape recordings as evidence in the $7 million will remarkable in that only a handful Some of the steam was taken serve some evidence that New "ye have crossed the picket lines to go Airport Saturday. The West Hartfoiti Wells Fargo robbery case, three national wiretap Milford was once, in fact, a from the rally by the announcement experts say. |88U back in. The morale has been that the NLRB trial before a federal simulated crash, de charming, quiet bu(H>lic town,” It was disclosed this month that FBI agents secretly had used said Dr. George Clahr, a retired utili marvelous.” administrative law Judge would be signed to test the The striking workers, who are delayed to Dec. 8 at the request of unofficial cassette recorders to make work tapes for themselves. New York eye surgeon and ama dev( Most of the conversations on those cassettes were erased because getting $100 a week in strike the union because of a pending preparedness of teur highway engineer. A benefits from the union In addition appeal. A pretrial heariing re rescue teams and fire the FBI reused the cassettes. Gahr charges those wdio want the to insurance coverage, rallied mained on schedule for Monday, Defense lawyers in the case contend the cassette recorders roads paved are motivated by wou departments, Involved were used to get around federal wiretap laws and that erasure of "old-fashioned, unadulterated S wou outside the city’s federal building officials said. s Sunday to call attention to the “We’re confident the appeal will about 40 "victims" the cassettes constitutes destruction of evidence. greed.” He accuses local officials of B( beginning of National Labor Rela be won and we have a committment and dozens of However, the experts told The Hartford Courant in a story caving into “mercantile interests” actli tions Board proceedings against from the general counsel that it will emergency person appearing Monday that the defense must prove much more that want the roads paved to foster management. be reviewed prior,to Dec. 8 and before Clarie is forced to throw out 1,000 tape recordings the FBI further development in town, some and More than 2,000 placard-carrying that’s when we’ll go on with the nel. made during 18 months of court-authorized electronic thing he acknowledges he doesn’t cair labor activists attended the after trial,” Madore said. APpholo surveillance of the defendants in Boston and Puerto Rico. want. 01 But town officials counter that noon gathering in support of the 000 The trial stems from a series of the I workers from the United'uto complaints issued against the com New Milford’s 31 miles of dirt roads E 8UC( E Workers Local 376 who remain on pany by the NLRB starting in June Six hurt as deck collapses at party are expensive and difficult to strike against the firearms 1986. The complaints include alle Bradley disaster drill a success maintain, plagued hy ruts and sho( manufacturer. gations that the company has failed NEW LONDON — Six people attending a private homecoming potholes and frequently wash out devt after a heavy rain, stranding those “We’re Just as strong as were on to bargain In good faith, disciplined party for 1982 graduates of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy were 8tat( day one of the strike,” said Joe employees for union activities, Bv Doan GalemboskI crashing. The area was marked passengers on the ground near the lems, saying it was a common flaw injured when a porch deck they were standing on collapsed, who live on them. Allevo, aset-upmanwhohasbeena refused to submit grievances to Tho Atsoclatod Press with orange traffic cones. DC-9. in coordinating such avmassive authorities said. New Milford, a fast-growing town If shop steward for 16 of the 20 years arbitration, circumvented the un Eleven surrounding towns sent “We’re not affecting any of the rescue effort. After the 2>/4-hour The three men and three women were taken to Lawrence and of 21,000 residents in western theii he has worked at Colt. “If this goes ion on contract proposals, and WINDSOR LOCKS - A disaster ambulance crews and firefighters other day-to-day operations with drill began, Davis started taking Memorial Hospital in New London after the collapse Saturday. Connecticut, has more miles of labe on for years to come, we’ll still be coerced members to abandon the drill at Bradley International Air to the airport at 9; 29 a.m. to assist this.” Juliano said, noting the notes and said; ‘There's a little unpaved roads than any other town port was ruled a success, although They were treated in the emergency room early Sunday, a bon< strong. We’ve committed our union. airport rescue and fire crews who operation took nine months to plan. problem in communications, but nursing supervisor said. in Connecticut, according to state P P state and federal observers said AP pt«OtO selves. We’re doing the right thing. “Colt Is going to have to fire all responded to the mock crash on ’The fake passengers had injuries that’s why you run these things.” A fire department official said one person apparently suffered Department of Transportation devt We’re fighters.” those people It hired, return our there were problems with commun Runway 33, one of Bradley’s six of varying degrees, most of which figures. If ications and the handling of some runways. He not^, however, that Brad a fractured ankle and another had a long splinter in his rear end The General Assembly enacted Dr. George Clahr and his wife, Sandi, to prevent Indian Trail and other dirt Despite contracting Hodgkins members to their Jobs and pay requir^ immediate treatment in ley’s rescue crews arrived at the and was in a great deal of pain. Battalion Chief Edward Hallisey pro- disease, Mescheal Williams, a backpay liability,” said UAW spo rescue equipment. Incoming pilots and passengers the field. A treatment center was legislation in 1081 that allowed walk their dogs along Indian Trail Road roads in town from being paved. 27-year-old machine operator, was kesman Henry Murray. On Saturday, emergency medi at the terminal were warned established, and after intitial treat scene in excellent time. He said all said he believed the other injuries were mostly “bumps, bruises towns to designate certain roads as it as cal personnel,. fire officials and beforehand that the disaster was four fire trucks arrived at the crash and lacerations.” scenic to protect them from devel in New Milford. Clahr is leading the fight among the crowd with his wife and "Colt Is incurring a backpay ment. the fake injured were trans site in under three minutes, while self- four children because of the support police swarmed about a DC-9 only a drill before two cars were set ported to a simulated hospital set opment, as long as landowneTs T1 the union has given him. liability of about $2 million a month. airliner and make-believe pas afire and smoke was sent billowing up at the airport. Local hospitals federal guidelines require only that accounting for 51 percent of the today. 200-year-old (arm house on Indian estate wearing a green operating- So, at this point, it’s about $30 sengers during the drill to test local at least one truck arrive in under Alumni give $5 million to Wesleyan line “They’ve helped me pay the around the Jetliner parked on the didn’t participate, but some of their frontage on a given road agree. Clahr, who organized the petition Trail Road, a 14-foot-wlde, two- room scrub suit. million and if Colt drags this out. response to a Jet crash. runway. three minutes. Redding and Lebanon are appar drive, said he and most of his allies Job! rent,” he said. "My light bill is now It’s a possibility they’ll be facing a staff did, Juliano said. MIDDLETOWN A $5 million gift from alumni Mansfield mile-long path that resembles a “It’s hard to simulate.’’ said Ken Robert Juliano, airport director, Brad Davis, an observer from the There is no minimum standard Freeman and his son Houghton Freeman to Wesleyan University ently the only towns that have chose their homes precisely be long driveway more than a road. In letters to the local newspapers, has $1,000 and they would have turned liability of more than $100 million,” Robert, airport deputy director. them off tomorrow, but we nego said the drill was to simulate a Federal Aviation Administration in for the arrival of ambulances, is the second-iargest in the history of the small liberal arts adopted “Scenic Road” ordinances cause they were located on narrow, Clahr calls the town’s highway grot he said. “There were some problems with crash occurring shortly after re Davis said. But he noted that the so far, according to the G)nnecticut winding dirt roads. "You feel like you’re In the superintendent, Donald Marsh, the tiated with them and now I have to Burlington, Mass., said the drill university, the school said. pick pay them whatever I can.” After 10 .months of working communications, and there was a fueling and takeoff from the run was a test of the airport’s mass first ambulance arrived within The gift, to help finance a new physical education complex, was Conference of Municipalities. country, which is where you want to "Prince of Destruction” and says without a contract, Colt workers violation of the crash site by trucks way furthest from the terminals. casualty response plan. He said the minutes, and he expressed satisfi- A public hearing on the proposed “There is much less traffic, and be if you grew up in Bronx.” said Marsh’s preference for asphalt as a Buc! Labor leaders, including Connec went on strike Jan. 24, 1086 in a and the Lifestar helicopter.” cation with that response. announc^ Saturday by Wesleyan President Colin G. Campbell. what traffic there is goes a lot Clahr, who chain smokes Camel In the mock crash, a Jet engine FAA encourages such tests every The board of trustees also approved the physical education ordinance designating 13 scenic road surface is symptomatic of a -n ticut AFL-CIO President Betty dispute that centered on company Robert explained that the helic explodes, starting a fire. Rescue two years, and makes suggestions Juliano also was pleased with the roads in New Milford will be held on slower.” said Clahr, who lives in a cigarettes and wanders his 90-acre “chronic edifice complex.” TiantI, UAW Regional Director dennands for concessions in salar opter and some trucks crossed an development project Saturday. this crews find two cars struck by the on how each plan can Im improved. drill, but said a formal evaluation With the Freeman gift, Wesleyan has raised $10.2 million of the John Flynn and Local 376 President ies, Insurance and contract area designated as the location Jet, a portion of the airport turf and Davis predicted Bradley officials wouldn’t be made public until Oct. Easi Robert Madore. addressed the language. where the Jet skidded before Jet ablaze, and about 45 Injured estimated $17.5 million construction cost of the 154,000-square- ansi would have communications prob 6. foot project. An additional $2 million in endowment for operating expenses will be sought. shon Construction is expected to start next summer on the project’s AMWAY PRODUCTS :{[ HALF PRICE SWEATER SALE % Fi Book says Yale rich source three adjoining buildings housing a 50-meter swimming pool, Tues. and Wed., Sept. 29 and 30 recc fieldhouse with a 200-meter track, and training, shower and to purchase products or T1 locker areas. to become a distributor at Manchester's First Thrift Shop but I 2 cre< 2 Ex-councllman faces morals charges for spies in World War II THE PENNY SAVER It WOLCOTT — A former town councilman and ex-scoutmaster CALL PAT 46 Purneli Place by r By Susan Okuta has been arrested on charges that he pexually molested five Hours: 10 am to 6 pm. Thurt. 'til 8:30 pm. figu The Associated Press children ranging in age from 9 to 13 over the past lour years, 745-3195 (Closad Monday^) argt police said. NEW HAVEN - Although James Donald J. KImber, 41, was arraigned Friday in Waterbury ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ and Bond was never a university mad professor, the connection between Superior Court on five counts of risk of Injury and impairing the spy and scholar is more fact than morals of children and two counts of fourth-degree sexual fiction, a new book shows. dsssult Universities, particularly Yale, Police said they expect to lodge additional charges against were a rich source for World War Kimber as a result of their 10-month investigation, which they Il-era spies, with professors as well said uncovered evidence linking Kimber to sexual abuse of as students heading for field work children (hiring the last 25 years. overseas or stockpiling at home information on the enemy, the book says. Minority hiring slow but steady Some of them stayed on after the war, such as the controversial STORKS -T- The University of Connecticut is making slow, but James Angleton, who became head steady progress in its efforts to integrate the work force, the of counterintelligence for the Cen school’s affirmative action director says. Why earn less tral Intelligence Agency for two “We’re still in a position of growing by ones. We don’t grow by decades. They helped shape Ameri 10s,” said Thomasina Clemons. can intelligence operations, says In April, the state Commission on Human Rights and and pay more today Yale history professor Robin W. Opportunities cited UConn and eight other Connecticut colleges Winks, author of “Goak k Gown.” and universities for failing to submit acceptable affirmative AP photo “The great majority of people action plans. Since then, seven of those institutions, including when you can pay less and The city of Norwich Is fighting to clean local law requires all buildings be doing intelligence work are doing UConn, have complied. up Its downtown one year after Imposing Improved to avoid a “blight factor." This research and analysis in an office UConn, which has more than 4,500 employees at four or in a library,” Winks said in a campuses, pledged to hire 663 members of minority groups and earn more tomorrow? a minimum maintenance ordinance. The Is one view of downtown Norwich. recent interview. “They are doing women of all races within five years, including 249 for faculty very much what an academic positions and 141 for executive and professional Jobs. dl does.” Winks is an author and editor of 16 QUICK FACTS ABOUT oi Norwich ordinance battles books and an expert on spy and Trooper suspended after arrest OUR TAX SAVER CDs: detective fiction. In “Cloak 8c AP photo Gown” he profiled five men who, as Yale University professor Robin Winks has authored a HARWINTON — A state trooper has been suspended without Annual Fixed Inicrcsi either graduates of or teachers at pay pending the outcome of charges he tampered with evidence Rales effective September 23, 1987 j book in which he says that the connection between (Auhjcci t(» change wiihiKii n The show initially was to be broadcast only in the Moscow area Lobbying MEDELLIN, Colombia—WearyworkersdugintotOfeetofred on the Gostel radio network, but mud this morning after a landslide crashed into Colombia’s BUFFALO, N.Y. - A radio Ulk Stoner said that "20 minutes before second-largest city and killed at least 120 people, including 43 show has done its bit for super the show, they told me they'd children. power relations, connecting the hooked up the whole Soviet Union." Some residents estimated as many as 800 peo|de were missing Soviet Union with upstate New Gennadi Gasparian, who serves for ‘yes’ York and allowing Americans and on the English-speaking foreign after tons of mud and rocks entombed the Villa Tina slum district their Soviet counterparts to discuss on Sunday. But Mayor William Jaramillo Gomez told the ra^o desk of Gostel Radio, told Stoner ■»it _phaln Todelar it would be impossible' to calculate the numlMr of their different lives. after the show; “ This was a major “ This is the flrst time they’d ever people unaccounted for without taking a census. event in our country. The media had a call-in show of any kind,” said on bonds At least 43 of the 120 bodies recovered were children, the gave it wide promotion.” Thomas Stoner, owner of Stoner director o f the Medellin morgue, Oscar de Jesus Gomez, said in Figures on how many Americans Broadcasting System, which tuned in were unavailable Sunday, an interview with radio Todelar. Some of the children who died broadcast the show Sunday on its were attending first Holy Communion parties. according to Ken Johnson, pro If the Homart Development Co. and Iran-contra radio stations in Buffalo, Rochester gram director at WYRK in Buffalo. HAGAI Five children were killed in a party at one shack. Archbishop Manchester I-M Associates act wisely, they and Binghamton. “ It’s a part of the During the show. Bob of West Alfonso Lop^z,TruJillo told radio Todelar. Two of 28 children at democratisatitm of their country." will not spend a lot of money promoting a Wolcott asked, “ Is a person’s :;;another first communion party also were killed. “ I think we’ve got a winner employment determined by the “ yes” vote by Manchester residents on the panel fighting here,” he added, noting that government or others or are they issuance of tax increment bonds for road and negotiations will take place to have free to go Into any employment they utility improvements in the area they plan to Eagleton urges rejection of Bork the forum, which cost his company want?” about $100,000, on a regular basis. develop commercially. Soviet host Yvgenyi Pavlov said on Bush role W ASHINGTON — Form er Sen. Thomas Eagleton urged his The show used translators to the Soviet constitution guarantees A hard sell on the part of either developer onetime colleagues today to reject the nomination of Robert H. allow callers to ask questions of citizens the right to pick the career would surely turn off more voters than it WASHINGTON - The public may have forgottei Bork to the Supreme Court, saying Bork would close the callers In the other country. The of their choice and Vladimir, the Iran-contra hearings in the press of more courthouse door to Congress in any clash with the president. callers gave only their first names. calling long-distance from Siberia, would win over. Eagleton, a Missouri Democrat, told the Senate Judiciary urgent matters — pennant races, the football “ I found out they do know more talked about his change of career. s s Both developers have formed political Committee that in disputes over the use of military forces, about us than I thought before,” strike, the kids’ return to school. But the hearings After studying physics for a year action committees to support the bond issue ' foreign intelligence surveillance, and investigations by special said Sean, a student from Roches in college. “ I decided to change are still engaging the passions of the Joint , and both say they plan to mount fairly modest prosecutor, Bork believes, " I t ’s ail up to the president.” ter. “ I thought it was a closed AP photo work” and became a linguist. congressional committee, which is locked in country where everything was campaigns in behalf of it. "Judge Bork’s views are vintage George III," Eagleton said, Tamara of Rostov, near the behind-the-scenes battles over the final report. referring to the British king whose heavy-handed treatment of regulated, propaganda. But now I WYRK radio station Program Director Ken Johnson Black Sea, was curious about AIDS, THE PI Obviously, since the developers have said The big issue is over how much blame or his American subjects triggered the U.S. revolution. know H’s opened up because of monitors his stations equipment during a live telephone or acquired immune deficiency the issue of tax-increment bonds is vital to the absolution should be given to President Reagan Leading off the third week of hearings on the nomination, these questions." talk show held Sunday between the U.S. and USSR. The syndrome. success of the development of a giant and Vice President George Bush for their parts in •Eagleton pointed out that Bork, now a federal appellate Judge in Many of the questions from "What are you doing about E THI& I E show, originating In Washington, D.C., allowed callers to Soviet callers revolved around the the scandal. ^ Washington, once wrote in an opinion that courts should AIDS?” she asked. "Are there TO A shopping mall and other commercial kinds of financial assistance availa cases where people have been We reported earlier that there was more to "renounce outright” Congress’ right to challenge the president in ask questions of, and answer questions from Russian development, they do have to make some Washington Wire ble to U.S. citizens from the cured?” Bush’s role than themeager information thatcamq ■court. listeners. The show, called "Worldtalk,” was broadcast statement in ifavor of it. government. American callers over the Stoner Broadcasting System's three New York John, an attorney from Buffalo, out in the public hearings. Last June !, we wrote asked about Soviet citizens’ individ responded, “ As I understand it, If they merely sat back and let events take that a “ still-secret internal memo implicates ual freedoms. state radio stations. they are (finding) different strains their course, opponents of the bonds would (Bush’s national security adviser, Donald Gregg) Labor Party struggles to regroup One caller from the Soviet Union,' and they are developing at such a label their inactivity as evidence that the Thursday, it must b0... — and by extrapolation Bush — to a much greater BRIGHTON, England — Britain’s opposition Labor Party, Serena from the Ural Mountains, has instituted to make his country Sue of Rochester. " I think every fast rate, they’re unable to keep up bonds are merely an extra bonanza for the degree in the secret contra aid program .” On June -.atruggling to regroup after three successive election defeats, asked Americans what they felt more productive. thing here has the potential for with It," P 21 we identified ttie document further as “ a about perestroika, or the reforms 'T v e followed it through the working if the people want to There were discussions on les.'i P developers, not an economic necessity. | today voted overwhelmingly torlaunch a radical policy review. revealing memo that was placed in Bush’s brieflng Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev newspapers as best I can," replied support it." serious topics as well. If they sink a large sum of money into By Jonathon W olm an worked harder and longer in this Rep. and Mrs. Gephardt met in ' Party leftists accused Labor leader Nell Klnnock of planning to book before a crucial meeting on his schedule.” abandon Labor’s socialist beliefs in pursuit of the yuppie and campaign than any other college. Bill Lambrecht, Ge pro-bond propaganda, opponents will point to The memo, dated April 30,1986, and titled blue-collar voters who helped Conservative Prime Minister W ASHINGTON - Four days a candidate.” phardt expert at the St. Louis it as evidence that they have an important Margaret Thatcher win a third five-year term in elections June week, Jane Gephardt takes to the It’s not a royal “ W e." it’s a real "Briefing Memorandum for the Vice President,” ■LOND Post-Dispatch, once described . 11. self-interest to protect. "we." Spouses such as Mrs. was released earlier this month by the Iran-contra Schroeder uncertain about candidacy road where, in words fam iliar to a their first mej^ting as something committees. Republicans on the House commjjtee But delegates to the week-long annual party conference, the The developers will have to hew to a fine generation of first-graders, she Gephardt are working long hours less than love at first sight. trying to protect Bush, had argued for weeks first since the June elections, nonetheless endorsed the line and leave the big share of the promoting describes her duties this way: and grappling with subjects as Bv Carl Hilliard of readiness to launch a campaign advisers. "Jane Ann Byrnes arrived at „Kinnock-backed policy review document, titled “ Moving Job to a third political action committee that "S ee Dick run, see Jane run. See touchy as anything asked of the against releasing the memo and the dispositions of The Associated Press at Schroeder's Denver headquar Northwestern University on a Gregg and two other Bush aides. Ahead.” It is aimed at drumming up support among the ’’The minute I start talking to has been formed to support the bonds. The Jane help Dick run for president." candidates. better-off. ters this weekend, and that she had By the tim e Mrs. Gephardt had .train from Nebraska in the fall of The memo said Bush was to meet the next DENVER - Rep. j»atrlcia raised only half of the $2 million she anybody professional in Washing group of citizens who make up that committee Dick is Rep. Richard Gephardt, ton, I start shuddering,” she said landed in Honolulu, Sen. Joseph 1960. Dick Gephardt was the first morning with a former CIA agent who “ will Schroeder acknowledged last- once said she needed to run a candidate for the Democratic two weeks ago. "They start talking picked the low-key title ” Factfinders; Biden of Delaware had quit the person on campus she would see. provide a briefing on the status of the war in El Iran executes designated successor minute doubts as she returned to credible campaign. Buckland Bond Issue.” presidential nomination. Jane is He didn’t make a very good Salvador and resupply of the contras.” It suggests the city she has represented in ’The senior woman in Congress about how you have to look race and she was being asked NICOSIA, Cyprus — A relative of Ayatollah Hussein Ali presidential, how you’vegot to have his Mrs., one of a dozen spouses impression,” Lambrecht wrote. that the “ private" resupply of the contras, which (Congress for 15 years to announce backed off the specific finance They made their first public appearance about candidates and integrity. 'Montazeri, the designated successor of Iranian leader Ayatollah at least 10 guys around you and who are crisscrossing the nation involved money from the ongoing Iranian arms her decision today about a presi target recently as her supporters this weekend at the tri-town Product Show in She answered carefully. "When her cab pulled up in front Ruhollah Khomeini, was executed by a firing squad in Tehran at began to bring in contributions they’ve got to be giving everybody in hopes of pumping up their sales, was known to the vice president and his staff dential candidacy. East Hartford where they set up a booth and "The character issue is Impor-^ of Willard Hall, Gephardt, as a "dawn today, Iran’s official radio reported. " I msrife my mind up one minute through the mail and showing of a body checks and throwing them out partners’ standings with the long before they have admitted hearing about it. tant. It is a necessary part of the member of the Junior men's honor Mehdi Hashemi, a clergymen who ran Montazeri’s office in the ... and then I don’t know what to do. Schroeder videotape at small gath of the way,” answered questions posed by interested voters. campaign, as painful as the society, was waiting to help her The dustup over the Bush memos is only part of 'h o ly city of (}om until last October, had been charged and I only need ‘on one hand,’ but erings around the country. show-goers. the intense battle going on behind closed doors as Her exploratory campaign de (You ha ve to say spouse, a nd not process may be," she said. She unload. He reached in the trunk convicted of being "corrupt on earth," the most serious crime there’s always ‘on the other hand,” ’ The "Run, Pat, Run” fund pended almost exclusively on vo Factfinders reported a good public Senate and House committee members review the WHAT wife, because of the possibility acknowledged that the intensity of for her suitcase. under the Islamic Shariaa, or Islamic law. Mrs. Schroeder said Sunday, ac raisers held nationwide Sept. 20 lunteers to schedule appointments, reception. 86-page executive summary of the final report. The "Th e death sentence passed on (Hashemi) ... was carried out cording to The Denver Post, which that Rep. Patricia Schroeder of the presidential nominating pro "But he yanked it out with such were expected to draw as much as plan fund-raisers and handle her summary is stamped “ Top Secret” and is further today at 6 a.m.," said the Tehran radio broadcast, monitored in had a reporter on the flight the The citizens' group no doubt has its critics, Colorado will Join the field today. cess makes a person cautious. energy that it sprang open, $700,000. National Organization for arrangments In the 50 cities she has Her husband, James, fits the 1987 classified with a special code name. But a Nicosia. Democratic congresswoman took Women members, at their July visited. but it certainly does have more built-in "It does give you pause. You sending her clothes flyi ng into the from Washington. spousal im age — a confidant and committee source who read the entire summary It repeated the list of crimes he allegedly committed, including con ven tion In Philadelphia, credibility than the developers themselves. don’t want to saysomethingthatis gutter." Leading Mrs. Gephardt Mrs. Schroeder, 47, promised an “ When you totally turn it over to 2 close adviser.) told us there is “ very little in it that deserved to be murder, kidnapping, plotting to overthrow the government and pledged more than $350,000 toward 2 not correct," she said. to recall, "He got really red and announcement today in Denver’s them, people have really made it It can provide a valuable service to voters classified — except maybe the names of some of smuggling arms. a Schroeder presidential bid. Last week, Mrs. Gephardt took Mrs. Gephardt, 44, mother of embarrassed." Civic Center Park after nearly four happen,” Mrs. Schroeder said by making public its examination of the the Iranians the (White House) was dealing with," Horace Greeley’s advice and went three, has only recently begun her months of testing the political and Besides finances, the major recently. "What they’re saying is, Six years later they were The source said the summary was heavily figures used by the town administration to West. weekly campaign trips. She was financial support she could gamer reservation expressed by Mrs. they’re so pleased that someone married. The rest is history. classified primarily to prevent an early leak of its Democrats aim to restrict Reagan Schroeder was a reluctance to give trusted them enough to put on an REP. PAT SCHROEDER argue that the bonding bring a public benefit Her trip started with stops in one of many wives who took part in for a presidential campaign. contents. With the classification, it cannot be up Independence to political event.” . will she run? and of the assumptions the town officials Idaho, Utah and Nevada. Then, as a spouses forum in Iowa over the WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats plan to push again this The Post said there were no signs Jonathan Wolman Is assistant removed from the committees’ offices unless made in arriving at their figures. if to symboiize her husband’s summer. week for approval of a pair of measures restricting President bureau chief for A P in Washing accompanied at all times by a security officer. far-flung organizational efforts, Among the more active cam Reagan's policies on nuclear arms control and the Persian Gulf, ton. An argument over how tough to be on President she flew the Pacific for a one-day paign wives have been Kitty ' despite his threat to veto any bills containing such provisions. Reagan has divided the Joint com m ittee pretty White-collar visit to Hawaii, a state thatselects Dukakis, married to the governor The Democratic-controlled chamber’s effort to write a much along party lines. Many Republican relatively few convention dele of Massachusetts, and Jeanne Pentagon budget bill for fiscal 1988, which begins Thursday, is members maintain that because former National gates but does it relatively early. Simon, w ife of Sen. Paul Simon of : now in its third week, and the two restrictions are the only major Letters to the editor Security Adviser John Poindexter swore that convictions At the University of Hawaii’s Illinois (“ I’m his No. 1 surrogate unresolved fights. Reagan wasn’t told about the diversion of Iranian - After two weeks, there were 38 amendments still left, mostly Manoa campus on Thursday, and have been for the past 27 arms sales profits to the contra resupply operation •'•minor changes in the $302 billion spending package. Democratic Jane Gephardt faced an audience years," she says) — and of course The Manchester Herald wel the hearings amounted to a minor footnote in the leaders plan to have all of them done by Tuesday night, when the are rising of maybe half a dozen arid recalled Tipper Gore, whose fame as a comes original letters to the history books — and they want the flnal report to chamber will turn to the two big fights. that DickandJaneonce toured the critic of raunchy rock ’n’ roll editor. leflect this assessment. country to gauge for themselves lyrics preceded that of her le tte rs should be brief and to Democrats, on the other hand, insist on labeling Bv Pete Yost whether an unknown congress husband. Sen Albert Gore Jr. of the point. They should be typed or the scandal a “ constitutional crisis," and want the Bush on the tightrope in Poiand The Associated Press man from Missouri could be Tennessee. When Gore is out neatly handwritten, and. forease report to include strong condemnation of the WARSAW (A P ) — Vice President (Jeorge Bush is paying elected president. campaigning, he’s often asked if in editing, should be' double WASHINGTON - The number of president and his rogue aides for usurping power WES1 "D ick Who?” people would ask. he agrees with Mrs. Gore’s spaced. Letters must be signed continued homage to the outlawed Solidarity movement and federal convictions for white-collar and shutting out or lying to Congress. simultaneously cementing ties with the Communist government ♦ QS "Now, when we walk through policies. (He does.) with name, address and daytime crimes rose a modest 18 percent YK I In the long run, the appraisal of Reagan’s role as he conducts a diplomatic balancing act in troubled Poland. airports, people turn. You can see It’s not Just a Democratic telephone number (for during the first five years of the ♦ 7 6 will have little effect as he heads into the flnal year "I just want to thank those that we’ve met with all day long, they recognize him. It is kind of phenomenon, of course. Elizabeth verification). Reagan administration, while the ♦ Q 3 whether it’s the government or the church or in the evening with fun to see the reaction change,’’ The Herald reserves the right to of his presidency. But the attention given to Bush ii length of prison sentences for Dole is giving up her seat in the (Solidarity leader) Lech Walesa and his associates,” Bush said she said. edit letters in the interests of the report — and whether he is cleared of white-collar offenders rose 20 per Reagan Cabinet to help out Sen. Sunday. C lur by NEA. me < f . Q During her stop in Salt Lake brevity, clarity and taste. responsibility or implicated — could have an cent, a new report says. Bob Dole. And Barbara Bush is an His remarks capped a day in which he met with Polish leaders The study, issued Sunday by the "There would be NO living with him If he City, Mrs. Gephardt predicted her Address letters to; Open Fo important impact on the 1988 presidential race. accomplished surrogate cam in 17th century splendor and offered help in easing the nation’s Bureau of Justice Statisthm, found didn't have so many of last year’s NFL games husband will win the Democratic paigner on behalf of the vice rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. 'nie recently released Bush memos — and two that have still not been released — raise serious long-term debt problems, and also witnessed a public outpouring that 10,733 defendants were con on tape." nomination because, "we have president. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. of support for Solidarity. victed of federal white-collar questions about the knowledge of the Iran-contra crimes in 1685, up about 1,600 from affair by Bush and his staff. We’ll have more on 1980. Federal convictions of non- Wesi this later. Gore turns up the heat in Iowa white-collar crimes rose 43 percent from 1980 to 1985, to about 30,000. Past ‘Hello! My name is Bruce Babbitt One-way street DES MOINES, Iowa — Sen. Albert Gore Jr. is trying to turn the The average length of a prison Past Under a 1984 agreement, U.S. and Israeli heat up in the Democratic presidential race and separate himself sentence for a white-collar criminal Pas! from his rivals by branding as "wildly unrealistic" their CONCORD, N.H. - The record indicates that old on top of the national agenda. companies were supposedly encouraged to rose to 29 months in 1985, up 20 proposals on defense and foreign policy. Bruce Babbitt was the first Democrat to get into It’s all been said before. But Muir claims Babbitt compete for defense contracts in both countries. percent from 1980, the report said. During a debate Sunday sponsored by an arms control group. The average length of a prison the 1988 presidential nomination process in New offers personal integrity too. The candidate used to Pentagon purchases from Israel increased from Gore clashed with Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis and sentence for other types of federal Hampshire. He started the campaign with a be an anti-poverty organizer in the South, he was $9.4 million in 1983 to $204 million last year. But it T o m Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri. criminals was 50 months in 1985, Max edekated his UTth(% likewise a corruption-busting attorney general in has been a pretty one-sided proposition, as Jefferson-Jackson Day speech in June 1988, and he , "Get your facts straight, ’’ snapped Dukakis when Gore said the about the same as It was In 1980. American firms complain that they’re not treated made his formal campaign declaration in March of Arizona, and Muir says his man truly believes in governor had called for removing U,S. troops from Korea and Overall, the bureau found that fairly when they go after Israeli defense contrac^ts. this year. T ie d e leadership “ that holds itself accountable.” stationing them in Japan. white-collar criminals were less 9 So he has been at it for about 16 months. He has Muir is 26. He once supported Alan Cranston for When Rep. le e Hamilton, D-Ind., lodged a protest likely than other types of criminals 9 with the Pentagon, a procurement official to be sentenced to prison. at a fabulous place. come to the state three dozen times, for a total of t 'v -xrf president. He discusses his current candidate in a m ore than 80 days, and he has shaken the Concord headquarters decorated with Bob Dylan attributed Israeli contractors’ success to Shiites release Anderson photo Forty percent of convicted white- Flai necessary hands and addressed the required issues posters and a concert announcement for the “ aggressive mariceting techniques and the collar criminals were sentenced to BEIRUT, Lebanon — A photo of American hostage Terry A. prison In 1985, compared with 54 tha In a couple of hundred homes, barber shops, back Grateful Dead. He says he has a paid staff of seven openness of the U.S. contracting process.” The Anderson was released today by a Shiite Moslem group together percent of the non-whlte-collar Chances arc. Max birthing rtKtm, using come to ’r ^QUARe D£At" ZlFflTH— MlAni bytniM iM Hto WANUTS bp ChatiM M. SdNUt O l f se e . 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If your husband’s income is high enough, in M THE QRIZZWELL8~ by Bill Schorr Several Manchester real estate brokers Guardian Financial, Anne Miller of Milter dividends from this mutual fund as A provision in the Tax Reform Bloo "tax-exempt interest" when I cal It’s taxable. Assuming you’re both were among the 100 people who Real Estate in Mancheeler, Sid Green of Act of 1986 should go a long way 65 or older and your 1987 gross Ml culate the taxable portion of my SS toward ending that tax evasion mad( V- -attended an anniversary party and Green,, House Realty In Manchester, benefits? income Is $10,000 or more, you’re r ploy. Everyone who receives tax- required to file a federal income tax S nary LOOK. dinner Sept. 12 honoring Guardian Richard Yedzinlak of Guardian Finan exempt interest and/or tax-exempt return. tal, Financial Corp. of Glastonbury, which cial and Lori Fowler of Strano Real ANSWER: Indeed, it is. That has dividends from mutual funds and 06101 *3 78 O been necessary since 1984. as a Sometimes there is bad Informa REFRiGQWOR Celebrated its first year of business, Estate in Manchester. units trusts will be required to result of the Social Security Amend report those payments on federal tion on the tube, but you might have PERRV. from left are Richard Siedman of ments Act. misunderstood what you heard. Veri THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A Sy Barry income tax returns for 1987 and That law requires retired folks to future years. Possibly, the discussion was about Ve add up their adjusted gross income, Social Security benefits. form PIAM we SAW A /MAGKEP^ NO, PEAR, NOT NECESSARY WARNING half of their Social Security benefits Come January, your mutual fund at a THI& I& LISW. CON'T WANT , AWN RIPIN6 NEAR YOUR // FORlSET IT„ENJDY VOUR M£„ABOUr Investor buys stake in Salomon and all of their tax-free interest. If will send you a Form 1099, listing A person 70 or older can have was ALARM YOU,BUT,,, WE'LL CALL THE H0NEVA1OON the tax-free dividends you receive unlimited "earned income” — E the total exceeds $32,000 for a Cunr POUCB. this year. A copy will go to the wages, salary, commissions, tips, C iMTbvNEA Me married couple filing a joint return, fees, etc. — and collect full Social Wale PSE W YORK (AP) - A company convertible into Salomon shares at corporate history outside the oil $25,000 for an individual return or Internal Revenue Service, where It Be 1/^P Jhejded by investor Warren E. $38 a share after three years. industry. will be fed Into computers to catch Security benefits. Below 70, those zero for married people filing benefits are reduced by one dollar survi Suffett has ^agreed to pay $700 Salomon's stock closed Friday on In another move, Salomon said separate returns, up to half of the people who "forget." Cunn CAPTAIN EASY «b y Crooka A Caaala million for a 12 percent stake in the New York Stock Exchange at Sunday it paid $809 million, or $38 a for every two dollars earned abot^ Social Security benefits are an "exempt income amount." a sis FOR NOW, IT'S ^om on Inc., the parent company $32 a share. share, to buy back a 14 percent taxable. QUESTION; Even though reti Jers4 VOU MEAN, YOU BREAK LEISURE ol Wall Street’s largest investment Berkshire Hathaway has agreed stake held by the Minerals and The tax-free interest required to rees must Include municipal bond For 1987, the exempt Income three I CAN'T / THE CHAIN Ivanking house, a newspaper re- not to Increase its stake in Salomon Resource Corporation Ltd., known be added into this calculation interest when figuring out if they amount is $6,000 for a worker under Th( WOIZK?J OF SMOKING, rtUnted today. to more than 20 percent for seven as Minorca, a Bermuda-based ^ MR.McKEE. includes direct payments received owe income tax, brokerage firms 65 and $8,160 for a worker 65 to 69. P at th HBalomon, parent of Salomon years, the newspaper reported. holding company controlled by the by people who own municipal bonds and banks still advertise that These numbers are adjusted up UniU drothers Inc., said it would sell Under Buffett, ^ rk sh ire Hatha Anglo American Corporation of outright — as well as tax-free interest as “tax-free.” ward each year. sado TOOJMH) shares of a new issue of way, formerly a New England- South Africa. dividends from mutual funds and I feel this is unethical, without an F. V( preferred stock to Berkshire Hath based textile concern, has become Henry R. Slack, Minorca’s presi BLONDIE by Daan Young A Blan Drake unit trusts holding municipal explanatory statement that the Burii away Inc. of Omaha, Neb., and a an opportunistic investor in a dent, said the company decided to bonds. interests may affect the tax paid on William A. 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AT ANV RATE make sawing a snapi Easy 6-second threading, H w t ! * WHERE SEWING KEEPS GETTING ' automatic tension. wv Swwtng moehinM ovoilobtG m itock or by ipoctol ordor Manchester Parkade K-Mart Plaza &SNET 295 Hartford Turnpike 340 Broad Street Wb go beyond the caH. PEOPLE WHO k n o w 1 / Manchester, C T Vernon, C T know there's a certain magic I l l W W i about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 J 9-za U - MANCHESTER HEHALD. Mwiday. Sept. » , IW7 MANCHESTER HERAI.n, Monday, Sept. 28, 1987 — 11 tu*. ‘W « « ; ,» i Three charged Obitiimries lU at loud party" SPORTS Howard R. Bowart nok Ave., Windsor, has charge of arrangements. HomnI R. Bowen of Hartford, Three Mimdieater men web« Memorial donatims may be •rreMedSatiaeay aflerpollceeiil. buaband of Patricia (Gaffoey) made to a charity of the donor's mapatebed aewanl ttoea to a IMS: Bowen, died Friday at bia home. choice. He waa ttie father of Marylynn p e % at one of She m m 'a bomM, resulting In a cos^ tentatloa Bow en of Mamsbeater. Sparky is proud of his battiing Tigers km Beaidea bis wife and dau^ter, be ONvwr MlfMr tween poUoe and none o f thooaid; ia survived by flve other daughten, die pally, jMliee aakL ■ (Mlver "TiMn" Miner, tS, of » By Bill Bomord Gaettl and Kent Hibek homered in B arban McKevitt of Boulder, 8 ^ . R. Shroyer, tS. of IRT Charles Drive, died Saturday at TIra A iseclo ttd P t m s a five-run first against Kansas Oty. Ooto., L o m in e Bedus of Hartford, Fatdkner Drive, was ehazsedwMi; Ten Manchester Memorial Hoqiital. He The Twins’ Hrst-innlng ouHrurst Susan Bow en of San Fnncisco, breach of peace, inteiferins wM m i AL Roandap was the htftrtiand of Anna (Novak) Win or lose, Spailcy Anderson is followed second baseman Al New Calif., Kathy Cumn of Minneapo polioe o m ^ , and diree coiwte M Miner. proud to be manager of Hie Detroit man’s stellar defensive play in the lis, Minn., and Patricia Forrest of aasaidt on a pOHoe offIcM-. R M M fl He was bom in Manchester and Tigers. top of the inning. Grantham, N.H.; two sisten, Jean Simmons, S4, of 99 T o i ^ depend on Milwaukee,” Anderson lived in town for moot of his life. “I don’t know what will ha^ien am SarubM of Newington and Patricia said. " I don’t Hiink it’s fair to ask With runners on flrst and third Before retiring, be worked as a now and I don’t care,’ ’ Anderaon Davis of Wetherriield; and three Milwaukee to help us by bating with no outs, George Brett florist in Manchester and was a life said after the Tigers pulled wlttiin gnndchildren. ° Toronto.” grounded sharply to GaetU at third, member of the Manchester Lodge ®®oer. 2V4 games of flrst-place Toronto in The funeral was today at the Although he didn’t win his ninHi who thi:ew to Newman at second. of Elks. Police said ttiey had received the American League East by Newmanxquickly fired h strike to Fariey-Sullivan FunenI Home, M beaUng the Blue Jays 3-2 in 13 straight decision since ccsnfng to a Besides his wife, be is survived by the plate nailing Wilson for the Webster St., Hartford, followed by Mweral complaiiits earlier in Hie Detroit from AUanta on Aug. 12, i . TM several nieces and nephews. evening about a loud party it inniniR Sunday. "These men have unusual double play. a mass of Christian burial in St. showed me all I ever want to see.” Doyle Alexander played a key role CUM Lawnnce O’Toole Church, New Sbroyer’s b«ne. Police said Oat for the Hgers. The only run Blyleven, 15-11, The funeral IS Wednesday at t: M after warning people outside the Anderson was impressed with the allowed was Danny TartabuH’s Kl Britain Ave., Hartford. Burial was Alexander allowed one earned a.m. from John F. Tierney Funeral house to keep the nMae down, they way the Tigers, after losing each of 32nd homer in the fourth. a in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Home, 219 W. Center St., foDowed the first three games of the run and six hits in 10 ^3 iimings. Tl Blomnfleld. decided on thrir fourth trip to the Barfield’s game-tying single came M by a mass of Christian burial at 10 four-game aeries by one run, came a Memorial donations may be house to cite Shroyer for creatiM * after an error by Detroit shortstop OrlolBB 9, YankBM 5 a.m. in St. James Church. Burial public disturbance. bade from a 1-0 defleit in the ninHi. M made to the Department of Pulmo will be in St. James Cemetery. "You have never witnessed a Alan Trammell. Baltimore snapped an~ eight- S U nary Medicine, St. Francis Hospi HwWd photo by PtfSO According to police, Muroyer " I was going until they knocked game losing streak and finished Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 to went into his house to find Ids club that has stood up to more 0 s tal, 114 Woodland St., Hartford 9 p.m. pressure than this club here, and no me out or he took me out, whatever with a 31-81 home record, worst in 01 driver’s license, but would not lit M108. Richard Meduski, chairman of Factfind ment in Buckland. Patricia McLaughlin, club dwwed more character,” came first,” said Alexander, who the majors, by rallying for five runs ■< the officers in. Police said tlUlt had never trailed in any previous in the seventh inning against New M ers: Buckland Bond Issue, talks to secretary and treasurer of Factfinders, Anderson said. “ These guys had M when they tried tohandcuff Shroyer game he pitched for Detroit. York. V«ra Cunningham people at the Product Show about the said this morning that the group found in his kiiehen. Gill JumpM one ^ their behinds nailed to the wall and Joshua Brfnditl they w m this game.” "H e had no business being out The rally came after the Orioles Vera (Foote) Cunningham, M, tax increment bonds that town of many of those who stopped at the booth the officers, who struck Gill on Hie there that last inning,” Anderson fell behind 8-3 in the top of the forehead with a flashlight. The Tigers forced extra innings formerly of Windsor, died Sunday Private funeral services will be Manchester officials hope to issue in favor the bonding. said, "but we haven’t had a lot of seventh by allowing three unearn^ (oS Police said they called forbacln^ when Kirk Gibson hom er«i off at a local convalescent home. She held for Joshua Richard Brindisi mnnantion witt^ Commercial develop success (with the Detroit runs on two errors by shortstop Cal E was the widow of Robert P. who died Friday at Manchester w h «i those at the party began tb Toronto relief ace Tom Henke in the E (sS bullpen.)” Ripken Jr. M Cunningham and mother of June C. Memorial Hospital. He was the son threaten them. As one officer ninth. Detroit, which led 2-1 in the 11th on Darrell Evans’ 33rd homer Gibson’s game-winning single in Carl Nichols and Pete Stanicek iCm Watch of Manchester. of Dorothy (Novak) and Andrew T. pushed the back doin' open fie the 13th scored Jim Walewander, tied the score 5-5 with RBI singles 8s Besides her daughter, she is Brindisi of I I Haystack Road. The backup offleers, one guest Uckgi only to see Jesre Barfield’s RBI (Ool who was walked by Jose Nunez, 5-2, off Pat Clements, 3-3. Rene Gon M survived ty a son, Robert P. John F. Tieroey Funeral Home, 219 Bond-backers get good results the door shut and pushed the single He it again, finally won In the ISth on a bloop single by Gibson. and went to second on Lou Whitak zales folllowed with the first of his (H« Cunningham Jr. of Fremont, N.H.; W. Center St., has charge of officer’ s hand through a window, er’s sacrifice. AF photo Or In another AL game with two RBI doubles, putting the a sister, Loretta Herrman In New arrangements. causing a cut, according to police Mike Henneman, 10-3, pitched 1 Orioles ahead before Ray Knight Jersey; five grandchildren; and The i^ c e r chased the guest pennant-race importance, Minne Toronto catcher Ernie Whitt watches as inning of Sunday's game in Toronto. sota clinched a tie In the West with 2-3 iqnings for the victory and capped the comeback with a St three great-grandchildren. from effort at Product Show through the house, but was unabfe two-run single off Neil Allen. Detroit’s Jim Walewander crosses the Looking on are the Tigers’ Alan m Dr. Robart QraanMatt an 8-1 victory over Kansas City. In Dickie Noles got the last out for his a P The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. to catch him, police said. They said second save. plate with the winning run in the 13th Trammell and umpire John Shulock. P other games, it was California 11, Brew tri 9, R bcI S o x 6 $■ at the First (Siurch In Windsor — AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Dr. A political committee supporting opposition to the proposed develop that Gill also tried to escape, but M million in tax-increment bonds, the Cleveland 8; Baltimore 9. New Toronto starter Jim Clancy, shut United Church of Christ, 107 Pall- Robert B. Greenblatt, a retired the town’s plan to Issue b o n ^ to ment of a giant shoaling mall in was pulled from a van that was Milwaukee came back from a 6-1 a propect of moving the development York 5; Milwaukee 9, Boston 6; out Detroit on five hits in seyen single gave him 100 RBI. sado Ave., Windsor, with the Rev. professor at the Medical College of promote commercial developinent Buckland came from residents of leaving the scene. Police said thgt deficit to defeat Boston as Robin Mariners 5, Rangers 3 Angels 11, Indians 8 back to South Windsor was menti Chicago 8, Oakland 0; and Seattle 5, innings and did not allow a runner The victory went to Milwaukee F. Van Gorder Parker officiating. Georgia and an internationally in a 330-acre area in l^ k la n d South Windsor who want the mall after being treated for a cut Yount capped a four-run sixth Seattle completed a three-game California outslugged Cleveland oned again. The bonds were to Texas 8. past second base. But Henke, ti^ n g reliever Ray Burris, 2-2, who took Burial will be in Pallsado Ceme known endocrinologist who did made Its first public effort this located in their town. sustained when the officer striwk inning with a two-run single. series sweep and handed Texas its as Mark McLemore drove in four NM paid off from the increase in real Anderson said the Tigers needed for his 38th save, couldn’t hold the over In the fifth for starter Teddy tery. There are no calling hours. pioneering work in oral contracep weekend at the Product Show in him. Gill banged his head agaJbllt slim lead. The Red Sox, behind Jody Reed’s sixth consecutive loss on pinch- runs with a pair of bases-loaded Mahehester and South Windsor estate taxes in the area as the result the victory to give themselves a Higuera, who was trying for his 19th Carmen Funeral Home, 0 Poquo- tion, died Sunday. He was 10. East Hartford, and a spokesman of development. the inside of a police car, and later Alexander surrendered George two-run double and RBI single, took victory but was replaced after hitter Dave Hengel’s three-rup singles and Don Sutton earned his were originally in competition claimed that an officer had banged chance when they play host to the reported good results. McLaughlin said that, in general, Bell’s RBI single in the first inning, a 6-3 advantage Into the sixth giving up eight hits and six runs. homer In the eighth inning. 320th career victory in his first it. i when two rival developers were his head against the car. Blue Jays for the last three games Patricia McLaughlin, secretary those who manned the Product then retired the next 13 batters. Inning, but reliever Wes Gardner The Mariners trailed 3-2 when relief appearance since 1980. planning malls in separate locali ffliroyer was released on a $8,000 of the season next weekend. Detroit White 8ox 5, Athletics 0 and treasurer of Factfinders; Show booth found a positive recep Twins 8, Royals 1 w a lk ^ the bases loaded and was Jim Presley singled and pinch- Sutton, 10-11, who is in 11th place New laws: 264 of them Buckland Bond Issue, said many ties. Both developers said that only cash bond and was to appear has four games with Baltimore and replaced by Bob Stanley. 4-l8. Dave LaPoint pitched a two- hitter Gary Matthews walked, on the all-time victory list, gave up one could survive. tion and got people to sign petitions Toronto plays Milwaukee three CMe people who stopped at the commit as supporters of the bond issue. She morning ita Manchester SuperfoC Minnesota clinched a least a tie Paul Molltor, who homered ear hitter for his fityt shutout since 1985 setting the stage for Hengel’s home three runs and four hits iiT4 1-3 Court. Gill and Simmons were' times before the flnal series. tee’s Product Show booth said they The developers later settled their said many people had questions for its first West Division titie since lier, singled to make it 6-4 and and Ivan Calderon hit two homers run off Mitch Williams, 8-5. It was innings. released on $500 non-surety bond^ "This means that we are still 1970 as Bert Blyleven pitched a go into effect Thursday support the bond issue, which will differences and picked the Man about the specifics of the proposal another run scored on Mike as the White Sox completed a the second major-league homer In Brian Dorsett hit his first major- breathing, and we don’t have to five-hitter and Kirby Puckett. Gary Felder’s grounder. Yount’s two-run One be the subject of townnide referen chester site. Ifowever, after con and many did not understand how and are scheduled to appear l|c four-game sweep of Oakland. 77 career at-bats for Hengel. league homer In the eighth. court Wednesday. - Hom Continued from page 1 used when pet shops dispose of dum in the Nov. 3 election. troversy developed over the town of vast the proposed Buckland devel "unsold, wann-blooded” animals McLaughlin said some of the Manchester’s plans to issue $13 opment is. Altai school. Another creates mandatory and that the procedure be per formed by a licensed veterinarian Town man held F6 5- to 20-year prison terms for those HI convicted of selling the cocaine or a person under the veterinar Bus policy, higher school fees Expo wait over as Cardinal series day away it. derivative crack. ian’s supervision. In aBsault caae La Another new law gives victims of • allow political candidates to Ml A Manchester man was arrested^ By The Associated Press AH civil wrongdoing a greater share of give surplus campaign funds to son said. "1 guess right now we’re three-run homer as New York Sunday after his girifriend told: tax-exempt charitable organiza alive again.” defeated Pittsburgh. Jury awards, allowing the victim to on school board agenda tonight police he had beaten her severely- The four-game series the Mont recover all economic damages, tions, rather than having to other NL Roundup A sellout crowd of 48,588 for the Ml earller that morning and agMC real Expos have been thinking Cubs 7, Cardinals 3 $0 such as lost wages and medical political committees or return it to season’s home finale at Shea By Andrew YurkovsKv Deakin said the delay in negotiat later in the day, police said. about for weeks is one day away. Bob Dernier, a last-minute re Ck bills, from one defendant If other contributors. to review administration recom Stadium gave the Mets their Ol 2 Herald Reporter ing a contract, which he said is George F. Blasko, 37, of 1168 Wr H iey will meet the Cardinals in St. placement in the starting lineup, 2 mendations for increasing the fees single-season record attendance of u defendants can't pay. For non • require insurance companies Louis with first-place on the line. But a strong offense led by Tim unusual, is due to the fact that the charged for use of school facilities. Middle Turnidke, was charged witfi.' had a home run and scored twice to 3,027,121. New York is only the economic damages, so-called pain to offer 10 percent discounts to The Expos have won 10 o f 14 Wallach, Tim Raines, Hubie Al It isn’t on the agenda, but the secretaries switched unions Just The fees have nbt'been changed in first-degree assault. lead host Chicago over St. Louis as second team to draw three million. and suffering, defendants would motorcyclists who have completed games with the Cardinals- this Brooks and Andres Galarraga, and (Foi school administration may present before negotiations began. The several years, Deakin said. Police said they went to Blasko’a- the Cardinals’ magic number for Los Angeles has topped the three- W only have to pay the share for which training courses offered by the season and all they wanted to do unexpected pitching contributions new procedures on bus pickup and secretaries, who are now repres September enrollment figures home after an interrupted 911 caK clinching the East remained at five. million mark on seven occasions. they were found responsible. state Department of from Dennis Martinez and Pascual LS drop-off during the Manchester ented by the American FederaHon also will be presented to the school to East Hartford police was traced: was arrive at Busch Stadium with a Homers by Dernier, Rafael Pal The so-called "used-car lemon Tranpsortation. Perez, have the Expos poised to win Ojeda. 3-5, who went on the (Dm Board of Education meeting to of State, County and Municipal to that address. chance in the National League meiro, Keith Moreland and Andre law” requires used-car dealers to • require auto leasing compan board tonight. Deakin said that the division. disabled list May 9 and underwent is night, Assistant School Superin Employees, had been represented East. Dawson gave last-place Chicago a provide SO-day or l,BOO-mile war ies to include leased vehicle odome enrollment in primary schools has Blasko was held on a $7,000 ca$k " I t ’s an opportunity to leave surgery oh his left elbow on May 23, tendent Wilson E. DeaUn said by the Ciril Service Employees’ Increased, while it has decreased in The Cardinals gave the third- league-leading 203 homers this gave up three runs, two earned, on ranties on cars up to seven years old ter readings in its permanent bond, and was scheduled to appear there ahead of them,” Raines said. today. Aifiliates Inc. secondary schools. He said that the place Expos that opportunity Sun season. It marked the first time In six hits over six innings. Jesse Al and costing at least $3,000. Cars records. this morning in Manchester ltape£ day by dropping a 7-3 decision to “ We have to win at least three. If we Deakin said the procedures were Deakin said he will be meeting administration had foreseen those lor Court. . major-league history that four Orosco pitched the last three M selling for more than $5,000 would • extend from five days to 10 can win four, the momentum will W to be discussed this morning at an Tuesday with the secretaries’ union changes. <3iicago while Montreal beat Phila teams hit 200 or more in the same innings for his 16th save. be covered for 60 days or 3,000 days the period available for delphia 5-3 to move within three definitely be with us. We’ve done o admInistraUon staff meeting. and may reach an agreement at The school board meeting will be year. Baltimore, Detroit and To Ls miles, whichever comes first. candidates to bring complaints on Vice President Anwar Sadat, well all year against them. But it’s Giant* 15, Brave* 8 Parents have complained to the that Ume. * games. ronto reached the mark earlier in ta The new law covering work for primary elections to court. held at 7:30 In the board offices succeeded Gamal Nasser as preiH- different circumstances this time.” administration about a Sept. 4 Also tonight, the school board is The second-place New York Mets the American League. San Francisco spoiled the fare • eliminate the reporting re at 45 North School St. dent of Egypt in 1970. ::: The Expos will start Martinez I5-year-olds allows them to take incident in which children were left start a three-game series in Phila well of Phil Niekro at Atlanta Pm quirement for prosecuting sex and Bryn Smith against Greg Expos 8, Phillies 3 such Jobs as cashiers and baggers off at Waddell School without delphia tonight, trailing the Cards Stadium as the Giants chased the offenses, such as rape, adultery and Mathews and Joe Magrane in in grocery and department stores, supervision when a bus driver by 2(4 games. The Mets and Tim Raines hit a bloop double 48-year-old knuckleballer with a prosecution. Under current law, Tuesday’s doubleheader. Martinez as long as they work outside school couldn’t get through construction Cardinals finish the season with that was lost in the sun and scored six-run fourth inning. those crimes must be reported is 11-3 and the Expos are 19-3 in his hours and no later than 7 p.m. on New State Road. In a second three games in St. Louis, and the on a wild pitch to break an Niekro signed to pitch one final Ton within one year of the offense. 22 starts. On Wednesday, Perez will during the school year. incident on Sept. 16, three children Expos close out the year with three eighth-inning tie, and Montreal game for the Braves, but he wound • require drivers to turn on their take his 6-0 record against St. Louis. The adoption law allows adoptees were ordered off a bus on Hemlock games against Chicago at home. went on to beat Philadelphia at hp allowing five runs on six hits headlights during Inclement The Cardinals again will be Tt to go directly to the agency that Street because the bus was In the N L West, San Francisco Veterans Stadium. with six walks in three-plus Innings MIh weather. without home run and RBI leader placed them for information on overloaded. has Just about finished off its The score was tied 3-3 when and got a no-decislon. Dl • allow the Department of Ad- Jack Clark, who is sidelined with an Del. their birth parents. Chirrently, a The school board is also expected competition. The Giants beat Raines led off the eighth against Niekro failed to hold a 5-0 lead mlnstrative Services to hold public ankle injury. court order is required. The infor tonight to review exisHng policy for ■Z' Atlanta 15-6 Sunday to clinch a tie. Mike Jackson, 3-9, with a routine fly and left the mound with his head auctions of seized firearms at any “ I thought we’d be 40 games out mation will only be released If the transportation, but Deakin said Second-place Cincinnati staved off to center field that Milt Thompson bowed to a four-minute standing AF photo time, rather than only once a year. now with all the injuries,” St. Louis Min birth parents consent. that the recent complaints about elimination for at least another day lost in the sun and Raines wound up ovation, his seventh of the day from Kan • allow tenants of state-assisted Manager Whitey Herzog said. Another new law requires an bus service probably won’t be part by beating Houston 4-2. In the at second base. 26,019 fans on Atlanta’s final home New York’s Keith Hernandez (17) and Darryl Strawberry The Mets, who beat Pittsburgh M automatic court hearing when a housing projects for the elderly to of the review because they touch on basement battle, fourth-place Los Mitch Webster beat out a bunt date of the season. approve, by a majority vote, the 12-3 Sunday, also have had injuries, sandwich Kevin McReynolds after the letter’s thre*-run 30,1 political candidate claims he was procedures rather than policy. Angeles took a five-game lead over single, advancing Raines to third, Niekro is 12th on the all-time K aggrieved by absentee ballot fraud. keeping of common household pets, last-place San Diego with a 4-3 but they have also had plenty of homer against the Pirates Sunday at Shea Stadium. Th* 2t,3 “ I don’t know if it’s a policy and Raines s c o i^ when, reliever victory list with a 318-274 record Other laws effective Thursday such as dogs, cats, birds and fish. victory. chances to catch the Cards. Mets won, 12-3. matter or an administration-people Kent Tekulve’s 0-1 pitch sailed past and holds most of Atlanta’s career will; • permit a state agency, in order "Ideally I would like to have been “ We’ve been in the hangman’s matter. I think the policy as written catcher Lance Parrish to give pitching marks. He went 7-11 • allow a state's attorney to to meet affirmative action goals, to two down going into St. Louis,” noose for a week now,” Mets first Montreal a 4-3 lead. Hubie Brooks, is pretty good,” Deakin said. earlier this season for Cleveland carried Cincinnati past Houston at tive games with an eighth-inning appeal to the Criminal Justice hire or promote a Job applicant DoctorSource Montreal Manager Buck Rodgers baseman Keith Hernandez said, who had four runs batted in, then and then 0-2 for Toronto before Riverfront Stadium. single. Commission when the chief state's whose score on a Job application He said that while policies said. "But the bottom line is that "only nobody yet has kicked the singled to left-center field, scoring being released by the Blue Jays Dodger* 4, Padre* 3 San Diego reliever Rich Gossage, attorney tries to pre-empt him in a was lower than is normally re provide general guidelines , to the we’ve got to win (in St. Louis). The horse.” Webster. Aug. 31, ending his hope of pitching 5-4, walked three before striking out quired to become eligible for the administration, procedures are The Mets moved -to within 2(4 John Shelby hit a bases-loaded 8' criminal case. makes finding" brass ring is out there. We got to Mat* 12, Plrataa 3 in the World Series for the first Mike Marshall for the second out. OH • allow the Department of Envir vacancy. more detailed. The transportation grab it.” games of first-plare St. Louis on time. double with two outs In the eighth Shelby then sliced a drive towards N onmental Protection to prohibit or • prohibit the eviction of elderly policy review is part of an examina At the start of the season, the only Aug. 20, fell back to 5‘/4 on Aug. 31 Bob QJeda won his first start inning to lift Los Angeles over the left-field foul line, which fell out I restrict the feeding of wildlife on or disabled tenants, except for such tion of all school board policies, he and moved to within 1(4 on Sept. 9. since coming off the disabled list on Rad* 4, A*tro* 2 visiting San Diego. The Padres’ M the right doctor less of a thing the Expos were expected to of the reach of defensive replace OU ' state property. The bill stemmed reasons as non-payment of rent or said. grab were top draft choices as they “ We’re dead one day, alive the Sept. 1 after missing three months, Buddy Bell’s two-run triple high Benito Santiago extended his rookie ment Stan Jefferson’s diving 91.1 from the practice of University of refusal to pay a reasonable and In an executive session during were picked to finish last. next,” Mets Manager DaveyJohn- and Kevin McReynolds hit a lighted a four-run eighth inning that record hitting streak to 29 consecu attempt. Connecticut students who feed legitimate rent increase. tonight’s meeting, the school board heartache. ducks and geese on the UConn • require landlords to return is to discuss negotiations with the Sot campus in Storrs, creating quite a security deposits to tenants within union representing 68 secretaries in O n 30 days, rather than 60. . . . DoctorSource makes When you call DoctoiSource, mess. the school system. A three-year 8i • reduce from four to three the • permit a registered nurse in a contract for secretarial workers it easy. your call can be forwarded to the number of days a bank can hold an nursing home or hospital, but not a expired in June, and U>e union and Now one phone call can doctor’s office immediatdy to NFL owners continue plans for replacement games hospital, to pronounce a patient 9 in-state check before crediting to a administration have been negotiat connect you to the doctor 9 Ate arrange for your appointment. depositor's account. For out-of- dead. ing for a new contract since May. Ole state checks, the maximum • allow stepchildren to inherit The executive session wll be you need. Or, we will send you a list- By John Nelson televise the replacement games. players will cross,” Raiders defen said they intended to resume today. lot of compromises that can be made that would help players number of days will be five, down from a person who dies without a closed to the public. DoctoiSource can ing of appropriate doctors so The Associated Press NBC and ABC have not confirmed Related atorlee sive end Sean Jones said at the Los In Denver, however, Broncos A m Angeles meeting. "That was never achieve what we believe they want from seven. will and without any blood help you find a highly quali tli^ you can dedde on one later. their plans yet. — see page 15 player rep Ricky Hunley said • make a deer killed or seriously relatives. NEW YORK — The NFL strike In Tampa, Fla., Buccaneers an Issue here, though. We’re one of players wouldn’t resume picketing to achieve. bh fied, credentialed ph^idan Because all o f our (kidois the stronger teams in the league as Ari Injured by a motor vehicle the • establish an office of archeoi- Mott K from foods will claim its 14th game tonight President Hugh Culverhouse, until the replacement games "The union uses words like near your home. can also far as the strike Is concerned. I’m property of the driver, not the ogy is the state museum of natural NEW YORK (A P) - Most of the are members of the Active M es when the Denver Broncos won’t chairman of the N F L’s executive began. freedom and democracy,” Jones players from the Raiders here. I anticipating a long strike. That’s CAI E l vehicle owner, as under current history at the University of salt we consume comes not from provide the information that you cal Staff at Manchester Memorial play the Browns in Cleveland, and a committee, said chances were said. "This is really a question of what I’ve said all along.” Later, at the meeting with law. Conne^cut. the salt shaker but from otore- want the most when you are top NFLexecutl ve says it’s unlikely remote that any of the missed don’t think we have to discuss our OOl /■' J f can turn to Doctor- Some union players hinted there Upshaw, Hunley said he didn’t money, of bidding on free agents.” OW • increase from $10,000 to $18,000 • grant 0 percent pay raises to bought foods, says the Reebok any of the games will be made up. games from Sunday or tonight solidarity. It’s there. We are on choosing a doctor.. could be a price to pay for defying think management believes the MCI the amount the state can pay to Judges. Aerobic Information Bureau. " f - Source with confidence when you While picketing lost steam over would be rescheduled. The execu strike and will remain on strike The regularly scheduled games until we sign a collective bargain the strike. union is serious about sustaining a crime victims. Scottish researchers say only 18 And, if you're not sure what type o f spedalist .' need the nSgbf doctor not. AT MANCHESTER ORIAL HOSPTIAL ody thty will count, and they will.” today. games, and he replied: "There’s osal (on free agency), then there’s a 8811 *0 far, the NF L has re c e ii^ only U i^ a w said he didn’t believe the always that possibility.” Few teams bad picket lines in lot to talk about,” NFLMC spokes the conference finals and the ffoper DJI Manchester, Ct. 2 8 M 8 4 3 “ Maybe as this thing drags on. place over the weekend, but most man John Jones said. “ There are a Bowl on Jan. 31 in San Diego. H one cooimitment, from CBS, to newspaper report, adding: “ I have bvl tt-MAIICmgTgRHEHAU>.Maiitor.fct.«. Mt7 .MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 38, 1987 — 13 J t z d SCOREBOARD Yale gets in final smash to down Huskies By Leo Austtr highly before the aeason with Cozn, it was his ISth win against “ You always hope for a miracle Sports Editor to happen and I guess maybe a •rwMnMtilnl nmMlHJqrttflSlMtopI «Nli1i.lnNil iMOpii.iMfgV starters back in virtually every Connecticut against seven losses. It position, could not stop the Yale was his first win over Husky Coach miraede did happen for us,” C^zia B m c I n JI r3l.NarihNrii7 NEW HAVEN - One thing you offenae whether by land or air. Tom Jackson, who was a spotless said. ” We neeiled a turnover.” Boothe faces charge, I ATXRMXb F o t s f l M d l ______I Bt. W; babtr 17 * r » M • r » M abrbM abrbM EhrbM m rb M could n 0 call the SSdi rendition of Yale’a ground game, led hy Mike 3-0 before Saturday. Yale now leads Jackson refused to lay the blame I SBBB I Euroka IX AAoc AAurroy 4 4 tt« mmrnrmt aaaa 41tB S331 NNcf 4 111 Fsrrta m. 37, MUmop TOeb 3 the Yale-Connecdcut foothaii game Stewart’s 118 yards on 38 yards, the series, 31-7. UConn, 1-2 and the loss on Boothe. "There are a lot 5 1 4> N W ir 4iai S131 I SBBB f 133 gjprkRN S I IB was boring. 4 • • • vawircf Ftarlda N. II. Mlewiiw at. accounted for IM yards. And the Eli heading into Yankee Conference of playa that go into winning and suspended Indeflnlt^y saaa «tSS I I BBB 41 IB GuitauAdatahusW,l O irt^ik »««» siaj I SB1BI IBBB B B B b S S S y rf 3113 Not with the clubs combining for air attack from X3190-pound senior play ttiia coming weekend at losing a game. He made the fumble. ■MMpr* 51 > 1 fwlMlVc aaii SBBB I I BBB 4333 SIB yards in total Offense under a Sta* MMNkrf IBIBi Huron 3X OohPto N. Q quarterback Kelly Ryan, srho was Richmond, had won the last four But we should have had the STORRS (AP) - University triggered by the issuance of a « L aai a BIBB i? ? f PbNBr.ta 4BBB todtano U Miswurt 17 bright, autumn sky and delightful H*rn 4k 5««a n iM » a m 4B1B 1 IBBB 4B1B SXfor-88 for four touchdowns, intrastate battles at the bowl. interception. We win togeter and of Connecticut tailback George parking ticket to a friend of aa tM M iii SBBB< By Thu I Iowa IX Kltatta N. U 70 degree weather at the Yale Bowl 11 ataa SB11 u ; : 5 s 4BBB How ThO; iTggTt JowtaSta wn 37, AAoyyBta N. W added 274 more. lose together. I tip my cap to Boothe facre a felony assault Boothe’s about a half an hour lata jOMtMab aaaa SBBB SBBB IBBB Saturday afternoon. a il* BBBB M Ms John CorrgR 4X TMN B This time, however, the Huskies Carman and his team. They played charge and an indefinite suspen before the incident. Lt. Robert rVark BBBB ■tdnk4dWstarOct3: Kansas wssivn H boBtal, Kan. li It was, likeoneobservercalledit, Kelly’s fourth TD aerial, an very, very well,” he aaid. 1 ata h n 4B1 1 IBBB TUtoaEMtot couldn’t hang on. sion from competition following Parizeau said. aaaa I Np-IOMMigntaOBW Kdonssy » . 4X R. Hm N. 7 like a ping-pong match with both 1BBB 4B1B iBbb iMiabsM IBBB 11-yarder to Junor Tom Szuba who Husky sophomore tailback UConn cornerback Kevin John an alleged attack on a student Parizeau said the student m » n » rmm aiana BIBBI 4BBB BBBB Uncoin If, Ksnliickv SI. 7 sides getting their share of the S n S T jb N*.3h OBWboatNo. ttAitntta LauMono Todi M. Kssmm II was making his first varsity George Boothe will long remember son almost had an interception in patrolmen. patrolmen was on duty escort BBBB BBBB shots. Connecticut had its turn with BBBB BBBB MEtams M A NsbreNaOnalio » touchdown reception, (»iq)ed a his first start against Yale. The X3. the back of the end zone In the Boothe was arrested Satur ing female students around NtaOrtfah IBBB \\\\^: m . SAtNum OB-DEtdNP. IITinnstaOS mmchwi NPp uonp wocn o the paddle but the Elis got in the Sddjbgmigrg BBBB 3 M 01 NorEi OsroEna AAtdtand 4X Owdron N. 31 Yale rally that brought tte Elis 188-pounder tallied three touch middle of Yale's winning drive but day night, hours after his (iampus and was not the officer ICKV 0am* winrtna RSI — YawR (M). 4B1B Nx4iaubtanaStat*(3B-1)ttadNP.70hto final smash, scoring the winning g Samara. OR—gastaa 1 LOS— Msns tS h i MS4S AAInn.-Outaai 31, Mssrhsnd » . 14 from a 27-17 deticR with 4:38 downs on runs of 1, 2 and 11 yards he lost control of the pigskin upon brilliant running performance who issued the ticket to Boothe’s n. up wcmm* a — - - - • 3*??? *tata n-O; «s. ftarlda. ,Qmt.MkMganN touchdown with 18 seconds left, for remaining. contact. Thai could’ve saved the . No. S AMoml. Rta. (3B« boot No. W IMy____^___ and bad 161 yards on 28 carries. But was negated by a fumble with friend for parking in a handi ^ laM m . 1B1B r EuangsIM a 30-27 verdict before a crowd of " I don’t think their defense day for UConn. rammlnM (1), MalHar (44). 8 8 S S i i : > BBtt Atktaaig St-7; at No. 4 Florkto Stata. AAonmoutti, m. V, Lomnsne* 7 his fumble with 1:9) left with the 1:30 remaining that gave Yale capped zone. ?1 miM^rn m . 4 Rsrkto llata (44Mtt boot Mkhtoon IVIwBlinBMW Wt lio DRH^ND !• 34,008. played all that poorly,” Yale Coach 'The Huskies had the opportunity “ I Of). N»N« tWMs M434 Stata vs. Ns. 5 AAtaniL RoildD. Huskies trying desperately to run the opportunity it needed to "He was apparently angered IF N E BE BB ■0 AAusfcbigum II, WWtoiEwg D The nuts and bolts of this one is Carm Cozsa said. ” I tiiink our out the clock, o p e i^ the gate for for a possible game-tying field goal come back and defeat that his friend got a ticket and _Ns.:WjhtaatatattB-l)ttadNo.4Loul*lawo N. ONola N. M AutafNanaXO. 0 that the Connecticut defense, rated Sim ts-n; at itanoto. N. toita 3X Indiana M. 14 execution was that good.” For Yale’s miracle finish. with six seconds left. Yale kicked Connecticut. took It upon himself to beat up a iSl Wkmlnai 5 ♦ 1 3 B B XI 8 3 1 3 • laggyans (33). S b ^ rlawg (W ).: m . • Nstn* Oomo OBB) bsot Rurdut ilVv IVMnVMMHI 9i^ IVIOranVIO BOpniY 13 off from its own 20 on a delay of "He attacked a student pa student patrolmen,” Parizeau 4i4b r Nttamka Nsslyn 7. AAdAm NosoranaA i s s s iL>1S 1X1 2 1 1 1 a wORWBOWOBr# WVMQIbVo „ f Clwnsan (4BB) bsot GootMo game penalty and the Huskies tcxik trolmen outside McMahon Hall said. Sctarasdi 1X3 1 3 3 3 1 Toch 3X13;10- IftekSo. ' Nettlwosstom IX N. HRnels IX tto possession at midfield. One.pSss to IP N RaRbB! Nolr* Domo 4X Rirdut N without provocation. The victim Boothe, who is Xfoot-8 and 168 rnff^i^StSSnint __ X No. N Arhonsos (XM) MM to No. 5 OHvsf Nowana 9, Concardta, Wl*. 7 Glenn Antrum took it to thO Eli 26. iXTa IRfiwra 4 • 4 ' 4 3 3 _ ~ (3B, AAtand, Rtaw 51-7; ol Tsnos Oirtollan. was repeatedly punched and pounds, reportedly grabbed the Stars wj-a 3 6 8 1 6 Alspondr N M 4 3 1 4 4 I(N).I r (37), DMurohy Ottsibski 3X itaWslbsfa U But Jackson disregarded any kicked about the head and victim’s two-way radio and Crtm m 3'- 1 8 8 1 4 HwnaadS B B B B 1 B (W. 11 Tonnstaot (3B-1)ttadNa.lAuburn RHtsburg St. 3L AAe. Soulhtm 4 ______II. Cimsiana • 3BN; ys. GBBtamta. Noss HiAmon N, Rrkiclplu 9 thought and went for it all. "I kidney area.” university police threw It aside during the attack. S pHcM «eJ acMm M Ih* Sh. Hannomn W.IB-3 I 3- OaSsS X TaraiSa t n bw4na* H Rl ..Na.13Artasno Stata (3-14» toot to No. 3 S. Oakota N, S. Oalceta « . 31 wasn’t thinking field goal.” he said. ---- If. NMrVerkS 3 B B B a B Nmoska 1S-3X vt. Toaos-B Rose. said. and didn’t stop until he was Umpkw-Mem*, TkcMaa; RrS, Sm ; Thptnmnd M B B B B B 3 4 S 4 1 3 S. imnol* 3X llllnol* 9. 7 “ If it's a conference game, we kick liKanMOtyl m----icontt BormW; Oilra. Ko*c „No. 13 UCLA (XVO) bool Artiona 3XS4; at SW Baptist SXMtssauriVOl.N ^ Police declined to release the scared away by a visitor, • f. r __ _ . -, . - - iX3 1-3 B B B B a >3 4 3 S B I 5 a field goal. T—am A-aun. 1 S 1 B 4 a SW Kansas n, Rrtan* 17 identify of the student patrol Parizeau said. 22«aa&OMnda _No. 14 AMchlgan (X14)) bo Long SW AAlnnssoto 4f,J osm Wsstyn 3 “ We were looking for (Dave) men. who was taken to the 7 5 0 B 1 3 1 1 B S S 0 Btoch Stata 4M); vs. Wisconsin. sQVnIOMr^ --- - yYrair ful . AX9T.St. t|N3XJM» ■aMMaHHMAnoaSwIndlnWUmpPWl BAW The victim was wearing a 3S3 3 1 1 B 3 No. U Rom Stata (X1-0) bsol Boston Dunn in the end zone but he campus infirmary for observa uniform hat and jacket that ^V3 B B B a 0 St. Ambrost SX Culwtr-Stockton 7 (Weedwerd M) at Mw York 0i1flMt.YMkflw8 137-17; y*. TsmM*. St. Cloud St. IX N. Cotarodo 7 (quarterback Matt DeGennaro) got tion of apparently minor injur identified him as part of the lafl.rmp/n. N*. MT« AA (Fxa mtoMl-S-3 11-3 ? 1 1, 3 8 -VO) boot Soulhtm St. Fronds, III. 41> HE IHInols is some pressure and couldn't get the ies stemming from the incident. university’ s student patrol » (Hibven S4) of Otirott Bchhom 34 1 a m 0 1 tEsibstapI 9-14; M Taxos Toch. St. John's, AAhm. 17. HomHiw D (MSrrIt ISIf). am pm No. 17 AfAlabama (Xl-0) boat vandsrbitt St. Nprlwrl n , Comsll, Iowa 14 ball off." Boothe, IB, of Edison. N.J., when he was beaten up Just ' OnSamon kmI) at Toronto mrkM aSrhM Hsmondsc pttctwd to 1 bottor In Ri* 3X9; ys. SouBiwsE LouWano ol UConn’s defense was pushed M( Hdwdh 4aaa llfll. St. Olaf 3X Bolhsl, Mton. 13 was charged with second- outside McMahon Hall. E i. ampjn. siai Wo-■------(LanpMan to-1J) at Konaoi oty ttndtotiap 4eai OanoaSai saaa vw WBRMWfllpn. _RIEsaiiii4Hliadlu5li>iltaisliiHiaMi,OBrv St. Thonto* 3X Augsburg 15 around pretty good by the Yale degree assault and released on a Until Boothe fumbled, setting Umplrg*—Homo. Shulock; First, No. N lAAadibiaton (X l-0) bool P od tlc U. Startlno 31. St. AAoryk, Kan. 9 n-mTaTism pjn. NHngiytb seat CSipknM sai a »tH»ud to 3_bMtara to Ew 4Rl Dodmon 3X1; o l Ortgon. Taylor 9.; offense which didn’t turn the ball 32,000 non-surety bond, police the stage for Yale to drive 84 lot (Ntohro a-m at T*mit WkAtdrf saaa Murray IP a 1 a I ; Socond. AAcK*an;Thbd,AAcCI*l- attehod to l bolltrt In Ew Tttt. No. I f towo (Xl-nboolKantatStotolXll.- IMR-C Rsrrs by ttammakor. WCtark votaotatao. ) 3X St. Jostph, tod. 3 over once after committing six in said. He is scheduled to appear yards to score the winning ia-ta).fmam GWOrdlf 51 aa Knlptitdh 4ai a vs. AAldttaan Stolo. W. imnolt 9 , SWAAtstourl If tteyttorib 4 a 1 a Swatolf 4 a T—4m. A—4L34L by Cary. m . N G go igla (X14» bsc* South Corollno Its season-opening loss to Brown. Oct. e in Superior Court in touchdown In its 3X27 victory at MID adiodM 11 Umolrts—Homo, Toto; Rrst, Wsndsl- W. Michigan 3X iowtlno Gnssn 9 C*ronoc aoao Lynnct aaaa 134; o4 WoboNah9Hi 9, Hop* 14 The Husky defense did account for Rockville. the Yale Bowl in New Haven, he the s Soatoti ^ Now York. a:301 Coftoor a I ea Lo^rf 4 11 a s M ; S*cand.Oayldtan; ThinXCraatord. three goal-line stands, twice in the MancI Sktonwc aa a MYounpct 3 a a i m i m l T-3;M. A-aXBIf. Wortoorp 17, Loros 14 ” As part of the regular policy had been the star of (^nnecti- SoMiner* of Oatralt. a:S 1 1 Washburn a, NE Oktahotno 9 first half and once more early in the men’s dWtoiatika* a) Taranto, am pm. 4aai Hart If aaaa M lfgi fntttll t o m Wovna, NN. W, Me. Wsttara « , tta within the Division of Athletics, cut’s offense In the game. Cutttoiiito at CMopoo. a pin. RKollycf a 11 a CMctiotac 3 13 1 fourth quarter. But they couldn't when a student-athlete is Boothe, a business major, Wesle; ROMuolt I aaa CibtT.CariliiiltS Win lam JswsM 3X BsnsdIdtns.Kon. 35 louM* at Kan*aoOto.ampjn. HMs 18.nralSB3 Winiam Rsm If, Uppsr lean n hold in crunch time. charged with a felony, he or she declined comment after the Saturf (Wfcwniota at Tom*, am pm. T*' ■ vsias asfMf EAST Winona St. IX BsmWn 9.7 P Altaghtny 17, Oborfln 4 "I can’t fault them.” Jackson Ctovatand at Oakland, wm p^n. STLOUN CHICAOO Wlt.-Eou Clair* 9, Wls.-OBhketh 9 is suspended Immediately until game but teammate Pat An- MC< Now York aw ft Ar*N OkrbM Amhorst 17, Botot 0 Wlt.-LaCro*t* IS, Wls.-Plaltovllto 7 said of his defense. "They had their the case is resolved,” the glim, a guard, said, "He’s 1-). T apWwtaw NI IN fto -f NrbM 5 130 Oamtaref 4 33 Army 41, Otadtl 4 backs against the wall all day. They <3am* WinnIno RSI — Gotnola* (1). tR OSmIlht* 3 110 Brdgwotor.va. X St. Prondt, Po. 17 Wlt.-fttv. Fall* 3X Wls.-Suptrtor 14 university said in a prepared devastated. But we’re not blam rankei Dyksiracf 5333 501 Wh.-Stov*ns Pt. 3X NW Mlttoutl 9.10 (Yale) had something like 80i plays NiMmILMfMitMtfiip E—CRIpkan. MYouna. OR N»w York UndSb 4’" ToutUSb 40 11 4S33 If 4 1 1 Brodepert 9.13, Albanv. N.Y. 7 Wls.-Whttewatar 3X Wls.-Stouf 9 statement. ing him for our loss. What today a. SaHImorol.ims-NawYarfcXfolIknor* VonStyket 4sai KHmdSlb 4 133 1b 3001 Dowsanrf 513 Brown 17, Rhedo Island 15 WNcontln 3X Bell St. 13 and we had M. Maybe the defense No reason was given for the happened was unfortunate. The 4. as OotMototXMR—Sttooto dSTsHond- aasa AAopodnib 1b lots Dutton 1b 401 Bucfcnsll 3X Pom 9 OOSO CanWut 31, 9. Lowronco 7 Woottar 7, Ohio Wtalyn 3 got worn down. Their kids made the attack, but police believe It was He’ll bounce back.” many W L Ret. onon (14). SS-RK*llv (4). GWwd (f). £ 3 X 1 . 4s 1 a Strwbryrt. 1133 AAcOotef 4030 AAortod3b 4 1 3 SOUTHWEST I RHondtroon (3f). MYounp a (10). R*drou3b aasa AAcRyktolf 5 114 FndHn3b 40 10 JDavIsc 101 Cornam AAoRon 17. Duauosne 13 big plays and we didn’t make two durinj m. iM u f144Jt7 — Csnt. Connacllcut------)3X a BuffoloO ~ ~ Ark.-Rno BlufT 54, Loneston 0 NOW York ff 47 .571 av^ N S SS U SO broom 1b 413a Oortarc SBBO AAonitrf 4000 Dunstonss 401 Arkansas St. 77, E. Toxos 9. 9 plays and they win.” able t( Nfw York Cotas rt 3aaa Lygnsc 0000 TRsnoc 3000 Lancstorp 3 00 Ctarlen 9, (Mitomlo. Pa. 14 Boylor 9, Toxos Tsch 9 HUSKY NOTES - East Catholic H 47 ms 3 41-3 f 5 5 a a LVIlrsc aaa HJohsnab 5 13 1 Oousndph 0000 OMlnop 000 Coloca* 9, Comoll 3 27-23. . . UConn nose guard Nate ankle for one play but said It was too nately 71 71 .SM 13Vi 1 Concord IX Fairmont St. 3 Csnt. Arkansas 9, Csnt. MIttourl 14 High graduate Buddy Zachery had sore to play. PttNkuroti Clwnonto L J-3 a 3 3 3 a a Ritncac 3 113 3 130 CPxp 3000 AAuphryph 1 0 I Hordlna-M, SE Oidehemo U Cotton, who missed last week’s inablll 75 t1 mi 14Vt Alton 13-3 3 1 1 3 1 4aaa Abnonss Tumotip 0000 LSmtthp 000 Curry 30, Woreostsr 9. 0 an excellent kickoff returp.^the Chtoopo 74 II .477 17 1000 Ottowar* 9 .9 , Olst. of Cohonbla M Hsndtrson 9. M, E. Control u. 10 contest, entered the game late in UConn 7 7 7 4—9 lent s Dunnop 1 aaa Otadop 3 3 10 FPrdph 1110 Houston 3X Sam Houston 9.34 Yale 48 to ignite the Elis7 nexxt^ Yale 7 3 7 13-9 Bollard 41-3 f 5 a 1 3 KIppsrp aaaa Oroscop Ooatayp 0000 I3*tawara Vol. 7, Lycomlno 7, tio nexbtp- thCj. first quarter but was not half,” W L Ret. OS 0000 LJhnsnph Fsrrum 3X W. Vo. Wstlyn If Lamar a. Staolwn FAusHn 9 last TD. Zachery was In on Scorlra: N IS .50 — wniknfon a 0 a a a a Cangtoph laaa 1000 Mllltm a. Trinity, Tox. 10 effeettYeTCotton, slowed by a knee UC— .ifo 5:00PM 13) MOVIE: Now You So# H lin, Now You Don't* Colloge students EVERYTHING'S Professors use their recently discovered invisibility About Town formula to save their school from a tak RELATIVE eover by local gangsters. A "Wonderful World of Disney" presentation. Kurt On "Every take twinkle Russell, Joe Flynn. 1972. Part 1 of 2. thing's Relative," Women's Chib meets tonight [ESPN] Drag Racing; IHRA Spring Na brothers Julian tionals From Bristol, Tenn. (60 min.) (R) (Jason Alexander, The Women’s Club of Manchester will meet toi^gltt [T M C } MOVIE: *Pale Rider' (CC) A mys I.) and Scott at I at Community Baptist Church on East C e H ^ terious stranger rides into a m ining town out of stars (John Bolger) Street. A South Pacific travel show will be preaenteolir and brings muchmeeded relief to gold prospectors being harassed by an un share a New the Gilbert-Love Travel Agency. John HoneycomlWlf scrupulous power baron. C lint East- York City apart New Zealand will give a talk on the Neire wood, Michael Moriarty. Carrie Snod URBANA, ni. (AP) - ScientiiU are ment under the Zealand-Austsralia area. He Is regional sales managfi- grass. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) taking the twinkle out of atari so watchful eye o f of Newman’s South Pacific Tours. ^ 5:30PM [DIS] Navalo Moon Three astronomers can get a sharper picture their mother, David S. Gilbert, vice president of Gilbert-Love Navajo children share their thoughts on of them. Rae (Anne Jack- University of liUnois professors Chet Travel Agency will present a film of Fiji, New ZealanSl the changes in their society. son). The series Gardner and Laird Thompson have and Australia. (HBOj MOVIE: 'Another Woman's Child* A happily married woman finds premieres MON deveioped an artificiai guide star from a Arrangements chairman is Anne Gryk. Co-hootessM her life drastically changed when her DAY, SEPT. 28 laser beam, and it couid heip teiescopes are Dorothy Lawson and Margaret Nielsen. > husband brings his illegitimate daugh on CBS. on earth reduce distortion in the viewing ter home to live with them. Linda Lavin, Tony LoBianco. Joyce Van Patten. CHECK IISTINGS of reai ceiestiai objects. 1983. EOR EXACT TIME "W e should be abie to get the ciarity Agoraphobics meat Mondays ^ that we would have gotten only by 6:00PM C£) (X) (S ) (SD 99) News A meeting of Manchester Area AgoraphoDA^ putting a telescope into space," said d 3 Three’s Company Part 1 of 2. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Only W han I Laugh' An Together is held every Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 11:35PM ® Entertainment Tonight Gardner, an electrical and computer (5D Magnum, P.l. alcoholic actress battles both the bottle Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. Free AP p h o to and her recently-reconciled daughter. Geraldo Rivera reports on security mea engineer. "The best pictures of the (O) Benson sures taken by celebrities. (In Stereo) literature is available at the meetings. For more World-record pancake Marsha Mason, Kristy McNichol, James planets Saturn and Jupiter came from OS Simon & Simon Coco. 1981. Rated R. s information, call the Mental Health Association of /V 1 1:40PM [M A X ] MOVIE. -Some Kind the Voyager spacecraft, and that’s the , The main event of the day at the second stunt broke the previous 25-foot record. (2$ Jeffersons of Hero' An ex-GI finds life at homo more Connecticut at 529-1970. [USA] Riptide A down-on-his-luck sin kind of pictures we expect to get from annual Buckwheat Harvest Festival in (2$ Doctor Who ger may be marked for murder by the difficult then his six years as a POW. Ri Batter was mixed in a cement truck and chard Pryor, Margot Kidder. Ray Shar the ground using laser guide stars.” (2$ T.J. Hooker mob. (60 min.) \ Penn Yan, N.Y., is the cooking of a the cake was flipped by a crane. key. 1962 Rated R (29) S D Family Ties 8:30PM ® Everything's Relative Pre Thompson, an astronomer, said the 28-foot, 1-inch pancake. The Sunday 12:00AM ® Taxi Bowers needs noon aide __ 9D Reporter 41 miere (CC) Comedy. Julian Beeby (Ja new laser telescope should cost about ij^ son Alexander), q 33-y^ar-old divorced ® 99) News d[^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newahour consumer researcher* who shares an million but perform many of the Bowers School on Princeton Street is looking for a (3[) Entertainment Tonight [CNN] Newswatch apartment with his 25-year-old brother functions of a space telescope coating noon aide for supervision outside at recess from lli40 (13) Star Trek [DIS] Red Shoes The Minneapolis stage (John Bolger), is reunited with his ex wife. more than |1 billion. a.m. to 1:05 p.m. For information, call the schoorat Ad%ice production of Hans Christian Ander (3® Uncle Floyd 647-3313. sen's fairy tale, in which a vain young Entertainment Tonight (2® Shoppers Network The problem with Earth-bound opti AP p h o to girl becomes bewitched by a magicat (22) Valerie's Family (CC) David allows (2® Alfred Hitchcock Presenta cal telescopes is that the image of pair of red dancing shoes Stars Rana his classmates to spread rumors that $3) Gene Scott distant stars is blurred by turbulence in Haugen and Stephen Boe. (60 min.) (In damage his dates reputation. (In Stereo) Qeorge Buzzell, one of Vermont’s 20 volunteer Vermont travel officials depend on spotters Self-employment workshop set • Stereo) the atmosphere, creating the twinkle in [DIS] Here's Boomer Part 1 of 2 [CNN] Newsnight foliage reporters, determines the percentage of such as Buzzell to inform tourists about peak [ESPN] SportsLook stars. A two-session workshop on self-employment, con Tobacco-chewing ballplayers [ESPN] NFL Monday [ESPN] SportsLook color In the woods on Jay Peak last week. foliage conditions. ducted by Donna Wertenbach of the Hartford College [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Slender Thread' A [USA] Dragnet Thompson said the solution is to use a volunteer at a Crisis C linic tries to keep a 9:00PM 0 3 N ew han (CC) A fun-loving for Women, will be held at the Women’s Conferepqe would-be suicide on the phone while couple befriends the Loudons and an 12:05AM C2D Magnum, P.l. "rubber mirror” with exactly the nounces that they've bought a neighbor Center of Manchester Community College on Oct. 8 and police attempt to locate her. Sidney Po- 1 2:1 5AM C9D Getting in Touch opposite distortion pattern to correct the 15 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Registration is $25. For moi% itier, Anne Bancroft. Telly Savalas. ing house with intentions of turning it Image in the telescope. Strike out as good examples 1966. into an inn. 12:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Shadow information, call 647-6056. [USA] Cartoons (£ ) 99) NFL Football; Denver Broncos at Play’ Plagued by writer's block, a play To do this, there must be a bright Volunteers scout foliage color The college has scheduled an exhibit on Connecticut wright seeking some form of inspiration 6:30PM (5D Family Ties Cleveland Browns (CC) (3 hrs ) (Live) reference point -- a guide star — In the during the confederation period, to be on display in the " b E A R My husband’s brother and his heads back to the island where her fian ( £ ) 99) ABC News (CC). ® MOVIE: 'Young Love, First Love* Two cee died seven years before Dee Wal sky near the object being studied. There main lounge of the Lowe Building during October. ’The :ABBY; You will family come to our home quite teen-agers must make choices between 9 D Jeffersons (CC). lace Stone. Cloris Leachman, Ron Kuhl- are too few natural guide stars, so the Lowe Building is open weekdays from 6; 30 a.m. to 8; 30 ,probably re frequently, and I always love to see the values of their strict traditional upbr man. 1666 Rated R. scientists created one with the laser p.m. and Saturdays from^; SO a.m. to noon. ceive letters them, but before I let them in, I ask (29) Qimme a Break inging and the permissive attitudes of during Vermont’s leaf season their peers. Valerie Bertinelli, Timothy 1 2:30 AM ® WKRP in Cincinnati from both doc (22) (29) NBC News beam. A workshop on personality, conducted by Glorip them (especially their children) to Hutton. 1979. Woodward, will be held at the Women’s Center at MCC tor's and TV ca- Dear Abby please check their shoes, and if 2 $ Nightly Bi^nasa-Report C$3 Carol Burnett and Friends (22) MOVIE: 'Assault and Matrimony' 122) SO) Late Night w ith David Lattsrman A computer connected to the telescope on Oct. 5 from 7; 30 to 9 p.m. To register, call 647-60S7. metiamen on (19) J^ffersffns Part 1 of Bv John Donnollv maples, anything from yellow and Buzzell, 47, and other foliage repor Abigail Van Buren they’re dirty, to please remove (CC) A unhappily married couple de (R) (In Stereo) will use the artificial guide star to All workshops are open to men and women. (h is o n e . I them, as we have light colored 9D Noticiero Univlaion vises a series of schemes to kill each Tho Assoclotod Press orange and ranging to varying degrees ters develop their own systems to Alfred Hitchcock Presents determine atmospheric distortion. happen to be one other off Jill Eikenberry, Michael of reds, including oxygen-rich reds. determine the percentage of peak color. carpets throughout our house. We (9D Love Connection Then, it will adjust the thin, flexible of the.Jformer. Tucker. 1987. (3® NIghtllne (CC| JAY, Vt. — George Buzzell describes White ashes, they have yellows but they Some have favorite trees, some drive have lots of animals and muddy [CNN] Showbiz Today mirror SO to 100 times a second, as the Family planning discussed ' ‘ Di sgusted (29) ( R Am erican Masters; The Ten-Yeac [ESPN] NFL Theatre; Legendary Line Vermont’s foliage with spirit. He turn into purplish colors or what some the same roads every year and keep areas around our house. [ESPN] Fishing: Fifth Annual Arthur Lunch: The W it and Legend of the Algon man (60 min.) (R) atmosphere changes. _Ex-Fan" com- Smith KOW Tournament (R) sometimes says the colors are "M onel people call turkey-blood red. Birches notes. Couple to Cou|Sle League presents a series of four This family always put their feet quin Round Table (CC) [U S A ] Edge o f Night pfained about up on my furniture with their shoes That will unscramble the Image of like’ ’ and viewing on some days “ makes ore yellow. Aspens, beautiful Not all foliage reporters are foresters. classes on the sympto-thermal method of natural 7:00PM CD to b « AnnouncecL 93) Novela: Senda de Gloria baseball players who chew tobacco on. I don’t mind if they put their feet 12:40AM (2® m o v ie : -sweat Re- real stars, planets and galaxies and me thirst for a glass of fresh cider." Maude Shattuck, 83, of Huntington family planning beginning Oct. 18at2p.m. at St. Jaiiies Medicare. C9D News [CNN] Larry King Live venge' A respected Army officer holds a and disgust TV viewers by spitting up. as I do ft myself, but I ask that allow astronomers to take shaip pic He is one of Vermont’s 20 volunteer lont tourism officials depend on Center was asked to report on the leaves Church, 896 Main St. To register, call 649-4608. ( £ ) ^ Wheal o f Fortune (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Born Free' A Kenyan dark secret thet torments the beautiful on the field. You explained that the they remove their shoes before wife of a junior officer. Savannah Smith. tures of the celestial objects. foliage reporters, whose forecasting slunteers to call in twice a week to years ago after the state learned she DEAR ABBY; There is a young ® $100,000 Pyramid game warden and his wife raise an or players chew tobacco to keep their doing so. phaned lion cub until they realize they Kevin Dobson, Alec Baldwin. 1984. abilities on peak color influence the trips the six-week season to describe was a weather observer for the National woman in our office (I’ll call 93) d i Cheers must set her free to survive on her own The laser beam produces a dot of light Health guidance offered mouths moist and to rhjieve ten Although they have never been 1 2:45AM ® Aak Dr. Ruth (CC). of many of the 3 million leaf-peepers the degree of color in the trees and list Weather Service. Maggie) who orders merchandise (TB) Best of Saturday Night Virginia McKenna. Bill Travers, Geoffrey 60 miles above the ground in a layer of ' sion. “ Don’t chew out the players,” refused admission, it is quite who come to the not-so-Green Mountain roads with the best views. “ I ’m always looking at the colors," COLUMBIA — Community Health Care Services from catalogs with the understand (SD M 'A 'S 'H Keene 1966 1:00AM (® Archie Bunker's Place sodium, causing It to glow, said ydti said. “ Blame the cameramen obvious by the irritated expressions State in the fall. "They are a very, very loyal bunch,” she said. “ The first thing I do when I get Inc. will hold office hours at the agency office on Route ing that the merchandise can be d $ MacNeil / Lehrer Newahour [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA OTP Series ® Joe Franklin Gardner. In a test this year at Mauna who bring it into our living rooms. on their faces that they think I am (90 min.) (R) For Buzzell, a county forester In the said Donald Lyons, state travel direc up in the morning, I look up to see if they 6 on Tuesday and on Oct. 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.ni. returned if the customer is not (29) Barney Miller 93) Twilight Zone Spitting is not only unsightly, it’s a being too picky. I feel that by now [TMC] MOVIE: One Eyed Jacks'. Kea Observatory in Hawaii, the scient Northeast Kingdom, a mountain resort tor, of the foliage reporters. "They are have changed any. Usually I can tell if Other office hours include the Town Office Building completely satisfied within a cer (2® Maude ists created, photographed and mea ■health hazard.” they should know that I don’t want d9) 99) Hollywood Squares Brando directed this offbeat tale of an area Just south of the Canadian border, dedicated. They take their job seriously, they are more red. And I ride around in Coventry on Wednesday and Oct. 7 from 2to3p.in.; tain number of days. 9® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). sured the brightness of their star. . ’Abby, spitting is much less a my carpets soiled and I shouldn’t 93) Novels; Victoria escaped convict who seeks revenge on the Job is no work at all. and that is th^ important thing. Wedon’t some. Another lady goes with me. We go the Coventry Pharmacy on Oct. 8 from 1 to 2 p.m.; and Maggie wears an outfit once and the friend who betrayed him. Marlon [CNN] Crossfire health hazard than chewing to- have to remind them every time (SZ) Nightly Business Report "A foliage reporter is so fortunate need the promoter-type person out around. We like to look at them the Village Pharmacy in Coventry on Oct. 22 from 1 to 2 then returns it, and everyone at the Brando, Karl Malden, Katy Jurado [DIS] MOVIE: Thunder In the Valley' A The scientists say tnis was a crucial 'bh’ceo. "Smokeless tobacco,” in they come over. 93) Three's Company 1961 first step. Now, they must find the Ideal because it reminds us to watch,” he said there.” anyway.” p.m. office wonders how she can have father alienates his son's love by cruet cluding snuff and chewing tobacco, Tell me, am I rude to ask them to [CNN] Moneyline [USA] MOVIE: 'The Barbary Coast' An treatment to the boy's dog. Lon McCal- one day last week on a walk up Jay The state used to have local chambers Foliage reporting provides semice A well-child clinic will be held Thursday from 8:45 to such an extensive wardrobe on a laser for full-scale operation, create a is a major chuse of cancer of the check their shoes? Or are they rude [ESPN] SportsCenter undercover agent exposes wrongdoers lister, Edmund Gwenn, Peggy Ann Gar Peak, which had leaves the color of of commerce report on foliage, but lebrity status. Shattuck has been quoted 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church in Coventry. All preschool working girl’s salary. Then it was smaller artificial star, and make sure it 'fb'duth and tongue. Unfortunately, to act irritated and imposed upon [TM C] MOVIE: 'Strange Invaders' Out- in the bawdiest crtyYrvthe Old West W il ner 1947. switched to county foresters about a in several major newspapers and residents of Andover, Columbia, Coventry Ashford aiid discovered she had been ordering liam Shatner. Dennis Cote. Lynda Day behaves exactly as a real star does. raspberry. “We are forced to enjoy ■our young people admire the ball when I ask them? erspace creatures, winding up their 25- [TM C] MOVIE;'Chooee Me' An eccen things. We are so busy in our everyday quarter-century ago. appeared two years ago on "The CBS diaplin are eligible for immunizations and routine clothes on approval, wearing them year study of Earth, are delayed by a George. 1975. tric but charm ing liar anters the livas of a "There's a lot of work yet to be done," players they see on TV and tend to DON’T TREAD ON ME lives that otherwise we would probably “ Sometimes in their enthusiasm, Evening News." physicals, by appointment only. once and returning them! man searching for his ex-wife Paul Le- 9:30PM C23 Designing W omen (CC) repressed radio' talk-show host and a said Thompson. imitate them. Also, there are better Mat. Nancy Allen. Louise Fletcher beautiful tavern owner. Keith Carradine, Just drive by and not notice." some of the chambers’ reports were a She received fan mail after the For more information, call 228-9428. If there is nothing illegal, im Anthony desperately tries to impress his ways to keep one’s mouth moist and DEAR DON’T: There’s nothing 1982 Rated PG latest girlfriend Genevieve Bujold, Lesley Ann Warren. Gardnei^ said he expects a prototype Buzzell describes with spirit the little exaggerated,” Lyons said. ” We television appearance, including one moral or unethical in such a 1664 Rated R. relieve tension. practice, please let us know, since rude about asking guests to please [USA] Airwbtf 10:00PM ® Cagney 8i Lacey (CC) of the laser guide star telescope to be colors that come out on different trees; figured these people, the foresters, letter addressed to "Maude ?, Hunting- [USA] Search for Tomorrow Single parents meet As for the cameramen, their job check their shoes — if you ask them p m Racial tensions explode when a black ready in five to six years. would have no ax to grind.” ton Center, Vermont.” The town has the rest o f , us would like to be 7:30PM QD Magazine The real-life 8 “ Red and soft maples, very red. Sugar is to televise the ball game. They’re settings for TV shows, humpback youth is shot and the weapon is traced ® Love Boat in the proper tone. This family 1:05AM about 1,200 residents. The Manchester chapter of Parents Without “ fashion plates,” too. to Detective Al Corassa (60 min.) not allowed to limit their shots only should know by now what’s ex whales in Maui. Hawaii. Absent heavy rains and winds, the Partners will sponsor a dine-out at Gasthaus Edelweiss OLD DUDS IN OKLAHOMA 1;20AM [MAX] MOVIE: Richard fd'the non-chewing and the non pected of them, so if they act rS~) Current Affair ® OT) $6) N«w. Pryor • Here and Now' (CC) Filmed in foliage reporters say colors will be peak on Route 6 in North Windham on Sunday at 5 p.m. (jH Kojak spitting players. irritated and imposed upon, they’re ® (22) Jeopardyl (CC) New Orleans. Richard Pryor once again this week in the Northeast Kingdom and An opebdance is planned Oct. 10 at St. Bernard’s DEAR OLD DUDS: This practice Town can’t decide how to spell Its name So go ahead and chew out the rude. C9D Truth or Consequences (2$ Silicon Valley A look at the people pokes fun at anything and everything. in higher elevations north and east of Church HalMn Rockville from 8; 30 p.m. to 12; 30 a.m. is not new, and everyone in the who work in Silicon Valley (60 min.) Richard Pryor. 1683. Rated R. players, Abby. They could do better 93) INN News Rutland and in the mountains east of Bring your own beverage; set-ups are provided. The clothing business is aware of it. It is 93) Noticiero Univislon Get Smart LAVERGNE, Tenn. (A P) - If you’re capital V in the middle. But "the right the question, said the town was named by our kids. (TB) (29) Carson's Comedy Classice 1:30AM Bennington. In the Champlain Valley, Big Band Sound of the ’40s, Glenn Miller-style, will be indeed illegal, immoral and unethi Is your social life in a slump? (R Soapbox With Tom Cottle A look In found to be speeding down the road past way to spell it is the way we have it on by Francis Leonard de Roulhac, a - DANIELS BLUMENTHAL, (33) INN News where Shattuck lives, the changing of featured. Admission to the dance is $6 for members and cal, and the cheaters seldom get Lonely? Get Abby’s booklet, “ How (29) M*A*S*H side a drug rehabilitation center; hard a sign saying La Vergne, you may get the front of City Hall, Jusrone word, Frenchman \Vho settled in the area. M.D., ATLANTA core, teen-age drug addicts discuss how (2® Dating Game the leaves will be in its early to middle away with it for very long, to Be Popular” — for people of all (29) (29) Major League Baseball; Boston stopped by a police cruiser with the Lavergne,'" insists City Manager Ri Roulhac’s surname, which he dropped $7 for non-members. < Red Sox at New York Yankees (2 hrs. they are returning to normal life [CNN] Newsnight stage. ages. Send a check or money order name LaVergne on the side and taken chard Anderson.^.f,„ upon coming to the United States, was DEAR DR. BLUMENTHAL; 45 min.) (R Hill Street Blues [ESPN] NFL'a Greatest Moments While it is peak color in his area now, DEAR ABBY; I have a problem for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 down to Lavergne City Hail. “That’s the Jray the city officially de la Vergne, she said. Forgive my bloomin’ error. You’re 99) Win, Lose or Draw [CNN] CNN News [USA] Forever Young Buzzell said his favorite part of the Class of 1935 holds luncheon that may seem trivial to some, but cents), self-addressed envelope to: The town of 5,500 southeast of spells it. It’s a word that stands for ‘the And she believes the town was absolutely right. I was off base on (R) Wild, Wild World of Animals [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mandela' (CC) A fact- season comes when the leaves fall. it has become a source of irritation Dear Abby, Popularity, P.O. Box 2:00AM ® MOVIE: -Mad Bull’ A leva Nashville Is getting ready for Jts green.’ ’’ officially named after Roulhac on the EAST HARTFORD - The East Hartford High ■this one. Send me a bill. I have 93) Family Ties based account of black political activist Story about a hulking wrestler whose bi ‘/The character of the land begins to to all concerned. 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. bicentennial, but the folks in La Ruby Sanford, 73, is Just as certain day he died, as La Vergne. But she’s a School Class of 1035 will hold a luncheon Oct. 14 at the [CNN] Crossfire Nelson Mandela's struggle to expose zarre life, in )he ring has little meaning poke through. We get to look at the rocks the injustices of apartheid in South Af until he meets a woman. Alex Karras, Su Vergne-LaVergne-Lavergne haven’t that two words are best. believer in freedom of spelling. Marco Polo Restaurant on Burnside. Avenue. Happy [DIS] Mouseterplece Theater and the ledges. There’s so much rica Danny Glover, Alfre W oodard, John san Anspach. 1677. quite settled on a spelling in those two "Everybody spells it one way or "People should spell it however they hour begins at noon, followed by the luncheon at 1 pun. Indi 1987. (In Stereo) integrity to the old Green Mountains,” [ESPN] NFL Monday ® Home Shopping Overnight Servloe centuries. . another, but that’s the way I ’ve spelled want to spell it. What matters is that the The cost is $10 per person. The menu choice is rdaSt . [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) (In Stereo)^ [M AX] MOVIE; 'Class' A lustful teen (3 hrs ) i ^ l l my life and 1 believe that’s right.” people of this town are fantastic,” said he said. " I t ’s a comfortable feeling, sirloin or baked scrrt. Reservations should be made by Medication is the best bet has the chance to lose his innocence to The road signs have the name In two especially if my wood pile is in order.” 8;00PM ® Kate & Allie (CC) An en (33) Twilight Zona words and the police cars have it In one. Shirlle Chaney, who has researched Chaney. Oct. 8. Send your check to William Smith, 189 Long Hill an older woman, but com plications arise counter with an existential artist re when he discovers w ho she really is. Rob 00) Win, Lose or Drew St., East Hartford 06108. X- ■ "b E A R DR. minds Kate of her younger bohemian - share your concerns with the Lowe, Jacqueline Bisset, Andrew [ESPN] NFL'a Greatest Momenta GOTT: Please days McCarthy. 1983. Rated R beauty-shop operators. They will [HBOj MOVIE: 'Ro-Anlmator* Based on give me some C5D MOVIE: 'Jillian: Portrait of a Show Supermarket Shopper First Beatle drummer featured surely want to tighten up their 10:1 5PM (29) Benny H ill Joined In Pro- H P Lovacraft's tale of a young scien information girl' A New York dancer signs up with a tist's obsession with restoring life to the hygienic practices. Las Vegas show in order to forget an greaa NEW BRITAIN — Pete Best, the original drummer .about the medi- dead Jeffrey Combs. Bruce Abbott, Bar 1 ^ 1 ^ Dr. Gott unhappy love affair Lesley Ann Warren, 10:30PM R) (29) i n n News bara Crampton 1965 Rated NR with the Beatles, will give a multi-media lecture about .{Ration given to a DEAR DR. GOTT; Is it true that Rita Moreno, Tony Curtis. 1982 (S3) Sybervision [USA] Program Yourself for Suooesa the Beatles’ early day s Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Student woman to dry up Peter Gott, M.D. every time one sneezes, the heart ® 99) MacQyver (CC) MacGyver's milk if she is coerced into stealing the priceless arti ( ^ Valerie's Family (CC) David allows Center Ballroom on the campus of Central Connecticut skips a beat? If this is true, that his classmates to spread rumors that 2:05AM ® Newa (R) In sweepstakes, second chance is better not going to fact for which he created a supposedly State University. unfortunate girl in Miami who damage his dates reputation (In Stereo) 2:30AM (TD Twilight Zone breast-feed her impenetrable security system (60 min.) For more information, call the lectures committee of sneezed consecutively for a year Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) (29) Odd Couple [CNN] Sports Latenight the Student Center Program Council at 827-7332. - ’baby. Does it must have been near death. 9D Show de Rolando Barrel [ESPN] SportsCenter Bv Martin Sloone increase the GD News United Feature Syndicate 93) MOVIE; 'Anzacs: The War Down Un (R Hitohhikers Guide to the Galaxy i ® Nlghtwatch a n c e s of 2:40AM Product Code symbol from a carton of Nuprin 150s DEAR READER; Sneezing does der* Two childhood friends face the cold [ESPN] Auto Racing; Off-Roed World ■■ breast cancer? Is there a way of is superior to the older, ’natural” 3:00AM (33) MOVIE: Rid# The High DEAR M ARTIN: I was one of the people attracted by Clip 'n' file refunds for a $4 refund; or send the required refund form and not usually cause the heart to skip a reality of World War I on the battlefields Championships From Riverside. Calif making the milk dry up naturally? method. of Gallipoli and France. Edited from a Country' Two aging gunmen, down on the advertisement from Green Giant asking consu the entire Universal Product Code symbol from a CoHege Notes beat. However, the vagus nerve — (60 min.) (Taped) their luck, team up to guard a gold ship Health Products (File IIA ) 10-hour Australian miniteries Paul Ho mers to make a telephone call and take a chance on carton of Nuprin 100s for a $3 refund; or send the which slows the heart rate — can be gan, Andrew Clark. Jon Blake. 1985. 1 1:00PM (l3 (22) 3® News ment Randolph Scott, Joel McCrea, — DEAR READER: Parlodel (bro DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a Marietta Hartley 1962. winning a Sprout doll. But I read the small print required refund form and the Universal Product stimulated by straining or sneez . Part 1 o f 2. ( ® 93) Late Show (In Stereo) Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off mocriptine) is a prescription drug respectable, middle-class, 69-year- [CNN] Bork Senate Confirmation Hear Code symbol from a Nuprin 50s carton for a $2 ing. Therefore, a person with an 3 1 MOVIE: 'Agalnit All Oddt' A Scot, GH) Simon & Simon 9 carefully and decided my best chance to win the doll coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Kahaner named to review ings (Taped) that blocks the secretion of prolac old widow, and I am ashamed to say land Yard detective tries to stop Dr Fu was to forget about phoning in. I have since heard that a coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed refund; or send the Universal Product Code symbol overactive vagus reflex might (33) Odd Couple Steven M. Kahaner, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harve^ tin. the milk-producing hormone I think I have head or body lice. The Manchu's plot to poison world leaders. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Born Free' A Kenyan number of people ran up big phone bills trying to win from a Nuprin 24s carton for a $l refund. Include the detect a slowing of the heart during G9) Forgotten Children of the 80's (60 proofs of p u rt^ se while looking for the required .(hpt is formed in the pituitary only place I think I could have Christopher Lee, Richard Greene 1968 game warden and his wife raise an or the doll. cash-register receipt with the purchase price Kahaner of 236 Ludlow Road, has been named to the repeated sneezing. min ) phaned lion cub until they realize they forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Law Review at George Washington University gland. When given under medical gotten them is at the beauty shop. (29 MOVIE: -WhoM Ufa la It. Anyway?- The instructions said consumers also could write In circled. Expires Oct. 31,1967. Law I ’m not aware of the Florida girl A man. paralyzed from the neck down, (29) Honeymooners mutt set her free to survive on her own. magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers ’They use the same rollers on Virginia McKenna, Bill Travers, Geoffrey School. He is a second-year law student and is vice iupervision. it Is a safe way to dry who sneezed for a year; certainly fights to make his own decisions. Ri 24) Risking it All and enter their names in a sweepstakes for the doll. I may not be available in all areas of the country. SUNKIST Vitamin C Refund Offer. Receive a $1 Keene 1006. president of the Interna a women’s breasts after she had e v e t^ ^ e without sterilizing them. her problems with slei^ing and chard Dreyfuss, John Cassavetei. Chris did Just that, and two weeks before Christmas we Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. refund and a 50-cent coupon. Send the required (29) Soap [ESPN] Tennis; Internetlonel Chem- tional Law Society. -delivered. Although Parlodel has What can I do-to get rid of these tine Lahti 1981 received the Sprout doll. refund form and the Universal Product Code from eating must have supersrted any (2® M 'A *8 *H » plonahipa of Spain (Semlflnela) (60 min.) rAot been reported to cause breast nasty, distasteful things? (22) ALF (CC) ALF is visited by "G illig a n 't Tliese offers reqaire refund forms: the outer carton of anyone package of 250-milligram He is a 1982 honors slow pulse that she may have ■ 93) PELICULA: 'Arriba Hazana' El regi (R) The Green Giant offer was similar to a second- *t:ancer. it can cause low blood Island" castaway^ Giliigan (Bob Den chance sweepstakes, and I have won several of these. CALAD RYL $1.50 Refund Offer. Receive up to a $1 Chewable, 500-mllIigtam Chewable, or 500- graduate of Manchester experienced. ver), the Skipper (Alan Hale), the Profes men dictatorial de un internado y la (M A X ) MOVIE: Deed-End Drive-In' (CC) • pressure, nausea, headache, dizzf- DEAR READER; Having lice reaccion del alumnado Hector Alteno, Many of the sweepstakes that are promoted in refund and a 50-cent Caladryl coupon. Send the milllgram Easy Swallow Sunkist Vitamin C (this High School and a 1985 sor (Russell Johnson) and Mary Ann The society of the 1990's desperately ; neks, fatigue and lightheadedness. does not mean a person is unclean Fernando Fernan-Gomer attempts to restore order to its planet by 8 supermarkets require you to check the number on your required refund form and the cap liner from any size refund is not applicable on the roll product). along cum laude graduate of (Dawn Wells), (in Stereo) ; In the past, before the use of or disreputable; it means simply Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on ( R SCTV putting the rejects into comtemporary entry against a list on the product display in the store. Caladryl Lotion or Cream and the Universal with the register receipt with the purchase price Tufts University, with a ( ^ America By Design (CC).The evolu concentration camps Ned Manning. Na ■ medicines for this purpose, women that you picked up the lice from weight loss tells you how to lose [CNN] Moneyline • Most of these prizes are not won because people forget Product (!ode bar symbol from any Cosmetic/Cot- circled. Expires Oct. 31,1967. degree in international tion of the house as a symbol of the talie McCurry, Peter Whitford 1986. ton Ball/Puff package for a $1 reftind and a 50-cent studies. He was active in ; who wanted to stop lactating had to another person. The beauty shop is weight wisely — and keep it off. For American dream begins historian Spiro [DIS] Adventures’of Ozzle^^Tid Harriet Rated R (in Stereo) to check. They go into the second-chance sw b ^tak es, Kostof's exploration of America's archi coupon; or send the required refund form and the International studies or ; stop nursing, bind their breasts and a possibility. your copy, send $1 and your name [USA] A Irw olf [TM C] MOVIE: 'Strange Invedera' Out- and this is usually the one that far fewer people enter. I limit fluid intake. This was uncom- Ask your doctor for a prescription and address to P.O. Box 91369, tecture. (60 min.) Part 1 of 5. erspace creatures, winding up their 25- FAYE SYKES. cap liner from any size Caladryl Lotion or Cream for Here’s a refnad form to w rite fo r:' ganizations in college 1 1:30PM 93) Honeymooners ! fortable and often led to mastitis for Kwell shampoo. When used Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure (29) MOVIE: 'QB VII' Film adaptaion of year study of Earth, are delayed by a Baldenboro, N.C. a 50-cent Caladryl coupon. Expires Oct. 31,1987. A $1 refund. BIC Metal Point Roller Refund Offer, and during his Junior Leon Uris' best-selling novel about a l29) Hunter A fearless assassin named man searching for his ax-wifa. Paul Le- NEOSPORIN $2 Refund Offer. Send the required 1 Wiley Street. Milford, CT 06460. This offer expires year studirt at the Uni ; (breast infection). All in all, the according to directions. It will to ask for “ Winning the Battle of the Poland-born Jew who brings a libef suit "The Beach Boy" uses a specially de Mat. Nancy Allen. Louise Fletcher. signed machine gun to eliminate drug 7 D EAR F A Y E : I must admit that I didn’t give much refund form and the actual Universal Product Code Nov. 30, 1987, but requests for the form must be versity of Madrid and the ! modern drug inhibition of lactation eliminate the lice. By all means. Bulge.” against s best-selling American author. 1982 Rated PG. pushers who have crossed a crime boss thought to the idea of forgetting the phone and London School of Eco Anthony Hopkins, Ben Gazzers, Leslie [USA] Chriatlsn Chlldren'a Fund cut from a Neosporin product, along with a received by Sept. SO, 1987. While waiting for the Csron. 1974. Part 1 of 2. ^ (70 min ) computing what my chances of winning would be if I form, save the Universal Product Codes from two nomics while serving an cash-register receipt dated between March 1. 1987 93) Novele: Pobre Seoorite Umantour (22) (2® Tonight Show (In Stereo) 3:30AM [H B O ] m o v ie : Bom Amorl- sent in an entry. Very Interesting! Thank you for the can' Three young Americens cross the and Oct. 31.1987. Expires Oct. 31, 1987. Bic Metal Point Rollers packages, along with the internship In Parliament. (29) Weekend with Crook and Chase letter. Cinema (R Nature (CC) A profile of a World Soviet border during a hunting expedi NU PRIN Save up to $4 Refund Offer. Send the dated cash-register receiptfs) with the purchase W ildlife Fund project studying the Ama (2® Hogan's Heroes tion and find themselves fighting for zon and the wildlife it shelters (60 min ) DEAR MARTIN: This is a story of traveling required refund form and the entire Universal price circled. (R News their freedom and their lives Mike Nor Kulpa named (In Stereo) ris, Steve Durham. David Coburn. 1986 coupons. [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred BaaTPaaD 7:10, 9:30. — Fatal Attraction (R ) 1:25, WB8T HARTFORD . 93) MOVIE: 'N ever Cry W o lf A biologist . Rated R I live In Oldtown, Md., and the coupons I do not use I to dean’a Hat einemoCItv— Motvwon (P6-13)4;40, 7:15, 9:50. — The Principal (R ) 1, 7:20, Hickman, Nick Charles ■Im 1 A 2 — The Uving Doyllghts learns to live among wolves and Eski [USA] Cellulite Free send to our granddaughter Diana, In Geneva, N.Y. She 9:30.— Jeon dvFlortttt (PG) 6:50,9:20. 9:45. — BloTown (R ) 1:15,7:45,10:05.— (P G ) 7, 9:30. — RoboCop (R ) 7, 9:30. mos in the northern wilderness. Charles [DIS] MOVIE: 'Member of the Wedding' recently sent me a note saying coupons had saved her DEAR FERN: It is always nice to find an occasion io coupons, each good on two boxes, ana 1 had uiree "Buy Katie Kaipa, daughter Steven Kahaner — Tough Guvs Don't Done* (R) 7,9:40. Nowhere To Hide (R ) 1:30, 7:35,.9:S5. Martin Smith. Brian Oennehy. 1963 A youngster of twelve doesn't realize 4:00AM [USA] Keya to Succesa of Mr. and Mrs. Walter — Podre Nuoifro 7:10, 9:50. she's leaving childhood and is dater- $12.10 In one week. send a note or greeting cart, but you don’t need one to one get one free” coupons. My final cost at the checkout [CNN] PrImeNewe send coupons. This is a great way for members of a Kulpa of 124 Carriage Drive, was named to the dean’s WILLIMANTIC , mined to go with her brother on his 4:03AM ® l Lov^Lucy The coupons our granddaughter can’t use. she sends counter was 42 cents for six boxes! ” ’ aaST HARTFORD ' MANCHRfTRR . UJt. The Cinemas — The Principol [D I8] My Friend Flieke honeymoon. Ethel Waters. Julie Hams, family to show they are thinking of ehch other. list for the spring quarter of 1967 at Northeastern "Rotlwoed Pub CInomo — The UA Theaters Rest — RoboCop (R) 4:30AM [E S P N ] Horae Racing; Louie- to her mother-in-law Pat, who lives across town. Those A (R ) 5:15,7:30,9:45.— Hellralser (R ) 6,0, [ESPN] NFL Monday Matchup: Denver Brandon de Wilde University. Living DovHohts (PG ) 7:15. 7:15,9:40. — The Living DavHghts (PG ) 10. — Stakeout (R ) 5,7:15,9:30. — Dirty. iana Super Derby Louisiana Super Pat can’t use. she sends to her son’s family in 8.C. Send qaesdaM aad commeau to Martta Sloaae in Broncoe at Clevelertd Browne [ESPN] SportsCenter Derby, a 1 and 1/4 miles race for three- a o o She is a third-year student majoring in architectulre. Pear Rickard’s Pak A Cinema — The 7,9:30. — Con’t Buv Me Love<(PG) 7:30, Dancing (PG-13) 5, 7, 9. — The Living Along the way, we are all adding coupons and notes to care af the Maacbcaler HeraM, P.O. Box 591, Living Oovllghts (PG ) 7:15, 9:30. 9 :» . Daylights (PO) S, 7:30, 9:45. >- The [HBO] MOVIE: The F I/ (CC) A scientist [TMC] MOVIE: Light Blasf A police in year-old Thoroughbreds, from Louisiana She has been invited to participate in the university’s Downs in Boosier City, La. (60 min.) (R) stay in touch. THE SMART SHOPPER AWARD goes to Brenda Maachester 669M. Th e valaase af maU precladea " fhewcaM Clnam as1-f— Stakeout (R) Pick-Up Artist (PO-13) 6,8,10. is transformed into a grotesque insect spector races against time to save San w in honors -program. She is a 1965 graduate of E u t 1JIS, 7:20, 9:50. — The Pick-Up Artist following an ill-feted teleportation ex Francisco from a mad scientist's deadly [M A X I MOVIE: Flashpoint* (CC) ' FERN WILSON, Edwards of Freeport, Pa.: “ Foodland had 9-LJves iadivtdaal replies, bat Slaaae respoad ta le tte rs of '(P6-13) 1:45, 7:35, 9:35. — Hellrolser VRRNON Catholic High School. Clae 1 A 8 — The Living Daylights DRIVR-INS periment. Jeff Goldblum, Geene Davis, laser weapon Erik Estrada. Michael Prjt- [U SA] One Thousand Doltara Every Five OLDTOWN. MD. Crunchy Meals on sale for 89 cents. I had three 75<:ent general taterest la the colana. (R ) 1:10, 7:40,9:45. — No.Way Out (R ) John Getz 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) 1:40, 7:35,10. — Dirty Dancing (R ) 1:20, (P G ) 7,9:30. — RoboCop (R ) 7:10,9:30. MonsRsId Closed for the season. chard, Thomas Moore 1985 Rated R Hours li - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Se^. 2$. tU7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 28. 1987 — IS KIT W CARLYLE '^Dy Larry Wright CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 Noticts Dutinets Property...... 25 Entertoinment...... 53 Form Supplies ond Equipment . . 10 L.o«i/Feund...... Retort Property...... 36 Bookkeeplng/income T om . 54 Office/Retoll Equipment ...... It HELP WANTED H IL P W A N T a . 01 Mortoopet...... R A T It : 1 to 6 dovs: 90 cents eer line per dov. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWNITBI EllNiLPWlita Ftrsonolt...... 02 27 Corpentry/Remodtllno 55 Recreollonol Equipment...... |3 7to1fdovs: 70 cents per lino ptr dov. ED NELFWANTHI Wonted to B u y...... n Pointlne/Popertne...... ED ED EU Announcements. . 03 56 Boots ond Morine Eoulpment...... 13 30 to 2S dovs: 60 cents per line per dov. GD Rooftnp/Sidino...... Auctions...... 57 Musicol itwns...... 14 At o condition prtcodont to PART tlnid odntrol off let BERNIE'S/NawmaH(7 I. . 04 Rantols 36 or more dovs: SO cents per line per dov. tno plocomont of any odvor- TELEPHONE Enumera RETAIL. Full and port A U T b Mechanics, Man FInonclol...... 05 Floorine...... SI Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment... I5 Mliiliiinm citgrte: 4 Hues. workor for Monchogfor Lawla naada port tlma PART TIM E Electricol...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... ;, m tltlno In ttio MonctMttor Ho- H it tors needed to update time position needed Roomt ter Rent...... 31 rool oitatg offlco. Tvp- coahlara In Varnon and agers and counter peo- Aportmentt for Rent...... Heotlnp/Piumblnp...... 60 Mitcelloneout tor Sole ...... I7 raid, Advortltor htrtby Empfoyment G Education ..33 Mitcelloneout Services . M A O L IN It : For cloultied odvertisements to Monchaatar. Flaxiblo TELEMARKETING Mtanchester city direc for new retail station p le needed tor Condominiums for Rent...... 33 61 Tog Soles...... || be published Tuesdov through Soturdovi the ooroM to protoct, Indomnlfy Ino and bookkooplno MAK Meio Wanted...... 11 Services Wonted ...... 63 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... axporlgncg hglpf ul. 046- houra. Will troln. Var tory. Work at home. ery store opening in the reorganization ot.no- Hon>et fer Rent...... 34 |9 deodllne Is noon on the dov before publlcotton. ond hold hormlott tho Mon- Looking for people who C o m p a n y Send nomeaddreesond Vernon oreo In Oc Situation Wonted...... 13 Store/Offtce Spoce...... 35 For odvertisements to be publish^ Mondov* chottor Htrold, Iti offictrt 4655. non 075-3394. Monchas- tlonol chain shops. Butlness Opoortunltiet...... 13 Retort Property...... telephone number to : tober. Competitive poy Instruction...... 14 ..36 Marchandlsa the deodllne Is 3:30 p.m. on Fridov. and omploytM aoaintt any tar 643-M61 between 7- like to talk on the phone; leaders in quality Good pay Incentive Induttrlol Property...... 37 Automotlva Johnson OIrectorv, At and benefits. Coll 319- Emoloyment Services...... 15 Qorooet ond Storone...... Hoiidov/Seosonoi...... «. 71 and all liability, lost or 6pm dally. speak with a pleaaant oonstruotlon. ere and benefits. Coll 646- . . n Antioues ond Collectibles 72 Cors for Solt...... BRAD YOUR AO. Clostlfled odvertisements ore txponto. Including ottor- tention Manchester, P. 6466. Ask for Lynn. 6 ^ . . Roommotes Wonted...... 36 91 MEDICAL OFFICE voice; who can work B-1 looking for quality Wonted to Rent...... 40 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole 93 token bv t^ephone ot o convenience. The ntyt' tool, arltlnp from R ^ v H Io O. Box 763, Cheshire, ^CROS8' 45 Molten rock 5pm. new 9 rooom, form Apply to 840 East 48 Civil defense jD AND FDUND and understand the person. needs working assist 84 per hour to start. ATTINDANT rience Is necessary. We 1 Plying rG io cisncic] ciinEiii CASHIERS. Full time, •tyle Colonial with 4 basics of engineering. item (2 wdt.) LICENSED lost North bedrooms, 2)6 boths, 742-5633 , ant to owner. Also gen Flexible hoi^s. Re Day a Night Shift Availble. will train. Competitive Middle Tpke. lilueers Qnn nQQD Enann flexible hours, gener Must be thoroughly fa eral cleaning help. Ev- stortlno wages plus be (ibbr.) 52 Type of horse zaci anno anBO ford home dov core front to back llvino REWARD to finder of quires ability tejlft and Good pay to start. Apply In 649-4245 53 MeMsehu- ous salary. Benefit miliar with field pro- e n ln g s and or carry books and other nefits: For more Infor S ^ in c t bird SOQQQ O a D B C lB B package available to lust off Silver Lone. THOSE 6UYS WHO nEOBIJliSffCIAUST • eiRninUMMIIWSNMK room with fireplace documents left In SBM TELEPHONE Operator- person. 8 l,wo-.toed tent cape Full time years. booth for return of ceedures. Send resume /Typlst. Seeking a full weekends. Leove mes- materials and ability to mation please coll 643- 54 Corwept □ □ □ □ □ □ qualified employees. tymung funk, brurti. oon- end French doors. For to: Box I, Manchester 252 Spencer St., 360 West Middle Tpke, sloth □□□□□□a QBDBB Meals provided. 5W* j m i • it p m iit n M mal dinine room plus some to owner. 649- time telephone opera soge 643-5747.______learn to file accurately. 1786 between 9Bm-5pm. 12 Boxing coup 55 Stratagem Apply now In person: ttnioNon, debris, leasat (FaH Herald. Manchester 643-0511 56 One of the CQBDQ mODG] BBD tntenor and exterior dinette off kitchen, co 1600.______tor. Must posess effec PART time cleaning. Apply at Personnel Of W AITRESS wanted full 13 f^ake e Arthur Drug, 943 Main paindM. Oall today (or a etaamip). Reatonabia m m . CLERICAL. Pull time of fice, 41 Center Street, time port time. 649- choice Three IOC] [DBBB DBaO Street, Manchester. vered porch. Situated SIZABLE reward offered tive telephone skills, Monchrster/Glostonbu INSURANCE Customer Manchester Stooges Ireo sainMMo. Tom or td m i m i f on 0 acres of privacy. fice position, 40 hours o typing 35-50wpm, apti r y oreo.Mondov- Manchester or coll 647- 5325. Lulot's Restau 14 Lariat □ □□□B DBODDIDB Attention Mr. Karos or for the return of the Service Assltont. Man Parkade 16 Home of Eva 57 Sea bird B O B BISQ Mr. Strieker. 643-1505. Directions: Route 85, Stihl chain saw lost at week, Monday - Fri tude for figures ond Soturdoy. Excellent 3126. Equal Opportun- chester ogenev seeking rant, 706 Hartford 58 River in 646>2215 GAGNE day. Sam to 4;30pm. Ity Employer.______Rood, Manchester. 16 rrtQph nobla □ o a n B o a b b b b o to Old Colchester Rood tho Valley Corn Crib, basic office skills to pay tor dependable ex mature person to help 17Cook Europe A SSE M B LY: Work at to Orovvllle Rood. 646- Reliability and accu perienced person. 742- 59 Rural QdDD BBC3B BBB EXCAVATION Buckland Rood, S. perform o variety of SECRETARY/Reseorch account representa 18 Sober □BOB 0000 BBia home port or full time 4535. Reole Reoltors.o racy lomportant. Ex clerical duties. Free 5633. G A L Friday, small office ^ 20 pfiipnage restaurant auembltng toys, elec Windsor. Please call Assistant tor ecumeni tives by providing duties Include; heavy 60 Cut □□□□ BDDB BBO 646-3319. perience using adding parking. Benefits. cal elderly Information PRODOCTION/PACKER 2 1 Tech" tronics, crafts. Piece CO. M IN T CondItlonI South technical odlmlnlstro- phone contact, generzsl,, 22 Metal INRBIjMEOUS machine, typing skills DOWN 10 Egyptian 32 Salad work, no experience CAIFENTtV a Windsor. 8259,900. 10 Apply In person, Full time entry level service. This one per tlve and clerical sup cMlsiner Buekai, truok S ehipFer. RTE. ee 9 noLTON helpful. Apply In per knowledge of book tecred*bull ingredient MMoacuiM im t e it WEKnBB§ room, 3,000 plus square Monday-Frldoy, 0:30 son office needs organ port. Requirements In- 40 hours plus per 23‘3G6k Roman needed. Coll (504) 641- iMayhloM AIMS' aim. Biump ramowat. near son Prague Shoe Com position available. keeping, some typing. 11 River in the 36 SmaH rug jjgwiaigig nofng rgagiig w n i iw* feet center hall Colon to 4:30. Prague Shoe ized, self motivated clude strong 26 Reraittent 8433 extension 866. aaiimeieaiBpooW 0 4 6 - 2 0 1 4 1 ^ PER8DNAL8 pany, 300 Pitkin St., week. Part-time Full time. Insurance"' Congo .37 New York moOdkio. We reseuMw A oaOi- OOO lobs, Trudkiita. ial, zoned as a 3 fomlly Company, 200 Pitkin Savings Bank of person with strong organizational and 31 ^ 0 F U L L & port time posi m oonsMeratlon I p iM M iy and benefits. Coll 647-': 19 Declaration bell club roeme sflO sOsMns. S S sedt Homo ropairs. You • a 6 • • 6 but presently used os o East Hartford. St., Eost Hortford. communication and communications skills. hours available. 33 Cfiildean city of allegiance tions available. No ex BoMMisreM werit. heeWswl, In- end handleiebed. H EA LTH Club member Manchester Loan 9137. [ 34 Actress Pitts 39 Gums iUfgRt fgfgfgfwgg. name It, we ito-lHFreo slnlgo family home. 1st SECRETARIAL po^on word processing abili Excellent environment Competitive wages 20 Nickname for 40 Heavy perience necessary. ship "to Court House Center. Apply In NURSE Aides. Imme- •' 35 legal aid a Scot estimates. 1iftsur^643- •47-7ISI PAR floor Includes 3 bed part time . Gar to ties. Bookkeeping ex In a non smoking of and benefits. Apply r i^ p (ibbr.) 44 Leaves out Apply In person at: esaaifi BSOA rooms, kitchen, dinino One, /Manchester, for perience helpful. Port fice. For appointment dlote openings for 22 Convertible 45 Stomachs Town & Country Je e ts O A N IN O answer phones, must person, 923 Main 36 2000, Roman 23 Rueeien room and o 15 x 36 sale. /Moved out of time to start. Salary call Harriet Johnson, In person. nurse aides who con ‘ 46 Optra fare welry, Marshall's town-Can't use. S100. have nice manner, St. Manchester. work every other wee- ' 37 Measure of emperor SIRVICI living room. 2nd floor, light typing of Invoices. commensurate with Independent Insurance length 2 4 ______verse47 Festival Moll.______G IVE YOUR Call Anita at 643-3711.0 kend on the 7am-3pm 48 Thug SMjixAwliiae sPhuAiMk GBsas kitchen, llvino room 9-2, M onday-Frldoy, experience. Send re Center Inc., 646-6050. FOWLER’S LTD. Ajfe to be 25 Infirmities M A TU R E, pleasant per vs* RnRip .Iflv ' Residantlot/ and 3 bedrooms. Ex sume : M. Ader, 763 shift. Excellent work 27 Deprive of 49 Saaport in MunmiMM mviet Manchester. Call be WAREHOUSE person il7 Celaalal RA Arabia son wanted tor soles tied columns for bargain Commtrelot tras Include 2 porches Burnside Ave., East ing conditions and new > aeniation buvsi______-hrANYswNnW tween 0am-9am. 646- LEG AL Secretary. Shor needed for growing Maaclieslor • S4S4220 starting rote. Willing to 28 Horae food 50 Drifd up position In retail floor Ouhwe* Rugs. end 0 20 X 40 Sobrino ANNOUNCEMENTS Positions now availa 0319.______. thand required. One Hartford 06108 or coll company Irf South 29 Employs 51 Citizen ing. Experience de R.R/ tkM, pisnting, pool. D. W. Fish. 643- 289-7355. train for details. Coll KE'S'ioEN^lAL..af)d ble for FT/PT sales O FFICE help. Part time man Manchester low Windsor area. Duties Manchester Manor 646- 30 Unerring 53 901, Roman sired but not required. HELPING PEOPLE SO- /Tratwdtk. ^ Alumttmm StdIAo SALES. Self motivated Coll 643-5168 between commertcoi wolt cov- tisty thoir notds and cashiers. We can offer afternoons. Hours flex office. 646-2425. Include shipping and 0129.______erfnf. instaliotton bv *- C A LL F R U BsttmcitiB. LuMHA Price. Coventry. receiving. Inventory responsible Individual 1 — 4 3 4 9-5pm.______wants Ntatl whot want good starting salary ible. High School stu SECRETARY Reception SECU R ITY guard wanted ' Jorttes B. Bride. Free 647-7188 1134,900. Older home dent. 643-2170. ROOFERS ^ n tro l, some heavy wanted tor full time ^ E L P wanted mornlnss ods arc oil about. S 4 M 3 3 S with lots ot charm and NOW forming adult-child and company paid be ist. Good typing filing, to work In the VernOn " 12 estimotes. 644-1394. fo r Ft m Ettimsto A Reofera Helpers fitting. Good opportun employment with o 5om-1]^m, Monday- 6' • 6 • ' a : , a '• ' t a many possibilities. 3 bowling league. 3 hours and telephone skills. busy Hebron lumber area. Coll 246-8859 or nefits. Rapid advance Plus basic computer ities for odvoncement. Frldoy. Counter per bedrooms, oot-ln kit of fun I For more Infor ment for qualified Indi Inexperienced help *9” company. Knowledge apply In person at the " 15- and or processing Non smoker preferred. Wockenhut Office lo son S4-S6 per hour. chen, den and 11 x 21 mation call 649-9013 af per hour starting pay. South Windsor Office of building moterlol Health Insurance, paid ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. viduals. For Immediate ARE you looking for port knowledge needed for cated at 666 Mopte ' 18- tlreploced llvino room. time work In your Experienced help will Supply. 289-6466. essential. Computer vocations. Apply In Oven, ranoe and wood Anytime on weekends. Interview speak to a this full time position in be paid accordirigly. If experience a plus. Non Ave., In Hartford. manager at... hometown? We hove a our Manchester office. MANAGER. Active video EOE. person Mister l3onut, H ^ H O M E S HOMES HOMES stove to remain. Set on Ask for Bee.o you are a hard worker smoker preferred. Sa 355 W. Middle Tpke, opproxlmotely 1 acre. clerk/courler position Must pay attention to store needs bright Indi lary based on expe HELP WANTED R H I8 A U FOR SALE FOR SALE available In our adver detail, be accurate and and can report to work vidual for 35 hour a Manchester. 646-9377. ED D. W. Fish Realty. 643- RECORD WORLD rience. Retirees wel tising department. As- every day, you can have week position. Coll 649- CREATIVE Circle needs 1591 or 071-1400.O ManekBOtBr Parkado responsible. Coll 871- come. Coll 228-9281. BARTENDER AM r*ol *ttat* advtrdiid In BEAUTIFUL Custom. (X )V E R N M EN T Homes Employment slt the staff with filing, 0175 for on the opportunity to work 5369 osk for Corl. port time workers. 1h* Manchtstsr Herald I* Manchester. 8389,900. from II (U repair). 203-646-7798 mall handling, and dis appointment. for a growing commer A U TO Dlsmontler. Full PART time secretarial Bartender needed Must be Interested In fublect to th* Fair Housing Built brick Contempor Delinquent fox prop JHNUMS patch of advertising cial roofing company time. Experience. position available. Ef experience preferred. needlecrofts and/or Act or ItM, which makes It ary split level. 3 loroe erty. Repossessions. SALE & Education materials. Reliable au ACCOUNTS payable full home decor. No ex llleeal to advertise any pret- bedrooms, 14' x 20' Coll I05-687-6000 exten- LABORER wanted for time. Experience that takes pride In their Must hove automotive fective communica Excellent wages, gretuj- tomobile necessary. tions skills 0 plus, light perience necessary. erence, limitation or discrim sunken tlreploced liv slon GH 9965.______milling facility. Benef- needed, mature, re work. CalJ tools. Apply In person. tlaa and benefits. Apply ination based on race, color, BRAND New Llstlnalll Its Included. 649-4663. Hours Monday-Frldoy, Bill's Auto Ports, route typing, policy handling For Information coll ing room, dining room MANCHESTER. Lovely South Windsor. Only 1 9om-3pm (flexible). sponsible person Eaitarn Roofing Corp. at ones to marwger, 1-800-358-4706. rellplon, sex or notlonol end eorgoous brand needed to handle o 74 Tollond.______In a local Insurance Presents origin, or on Intention to U A R built Colonial year old, 6 room condo CA BIN ET Makers and Call Denise Roberts at agency. Coll 649-0600. new kitchen. 17' x 23' HELP WANTED helpers for cusfom computerized A/P sys 782-0711 Eoe PART time 25 flours per ParkadB B o w H n r^ moke any such prorerence, located In Forest Hills. townhouse at Plum ED 643-2711 for Interview Tka 6REATEST 19|SITUATI0N limitation or discrimination. tlreploced family This 4 bedroom home RIdire. Has never been HYGIENIST w anted. high end woodworking appointment. tem, general ledger, week 12 noon to 5pm. Th* Herald will not know room, screeened DRIVER. Part time for facility. Pay according month end closing and YOUNG Dynamic com General otfice duties Port time position Lanes i n'ZIWANTED i otters ample living and occupied. 3 bedrooms, Manchester Herald available In Manches Parkade Shopping MGMNT OPPORTS ingly accept any advertise porch, 7Vi baths, 3 cor entertainment possi 3)6 baths, low condo to ability. Benefits. 649- SIRVICI STATION bonk statements. Be pany needs quality em Including data entry, ment which Is In violation of oarage. Protesslonolly route. Coventry area. 4663. nefits. Loocoted on typing, tiling. Cox Ca ter general dentist of Center, Manchester^ C ER TIFIED Nurses Aide bilities. 2)6 boths, 3 car toe, excoptlonol. Ap Short hours. Good pay. ATTINDANT A ployees tor entry level the low. landscaped lot. Much, oarage, family room pointments. See It Vernon, Tolland Lines. positions. If you ore ble Greater HoHford. fice. Flexible hours, Position now avallablo will care for your loved Call 743-0067. 9-13am, 7 RECEPTIONIST. Part MICHANICS HILPIR excellent salary. No Phono Calls one In your home. Coll much more. D. W. Fish and privacy ore some yourself. $178,900. time position for re Coll Ms. Prest. 871- eager to learn new Coll Coble Rep. 649- for... SaUTHEHN New Eng- Realty. 643-1591 or 871- to lOpm.o______will train the right person. 9749.______6906. Please coll Dr. Bottoro Thereso. 569-6660. ot the features. Ottered Jackson A Jackson sponsible person In skills, and ore depen land closslfleld ods 1400.a Reol Estate. 647-0400.O REGIONAL Classified Apply In person. dable, we need you I No ot 649-2796.______• Manager Tralnoos reoch nearly 8(XI,000 at 835S,000. Keith Reol busy pediatric dental CLERK/TvpIst. Small U. M ANCHESTER. 1213,900. Estate. 646-4136. ads reach nearly S. government office, experience necessary, USE RICE to Cleon the GRAM PY'S corner store BECAUSE YOU never BUSINESS homes In Connecticut otfice. Call 649-4655 ask 252 Spencer St. • Asolstont Monagor 201 Grissom Rood. COVEN TR Y. Ranch, 3 3,000,000 homes. One tor Solly.______Manchester legal environment. we will train. Weoreon Inside of bottles and long- has Immediate open know when someone will THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME OPPORTUNITIES and Rhode Island. The luns^ijiiio classified ad placed optical wholesale lob be searching for the Item Trolnoeo price for a basic 25 Very special House I bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 Varied duties, detail stem vases. Sprinkle rice ings for cashier clerks. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee You'll love entertain with the Manchester NEEDED babysitter M EDICAL Technologist located on the Tolland Fleixible hours, liberal you hove for sole. It's - word ad Is only S90 and cor oarage, to be built. Monday- Friday ,3:30- griented. Good clerical inside container, odd M A N S F I E L D r ^ S t a r - ing family and friends Herald will be placed In for part time days. skills needed Including Tpke, Manchester. worm, sudsv water and benefits. Apply at better to run your wont od Uneoramble these four Jumbles, Wo oro looking for am will appear In 75 news B uy nowl Lovely BRAND New LIstInal 5. Oakland Manor one'letter to each square, to form llshed auto lunk yard In this Contemporary 3 over 300 newspapers Approximately 20 typing aqjd filing. Word Starting salary 811,440. shake vigorously. The Gromov's Corner for several days... cancel-'' bitious, bright, and oatf and used auto license papers. For more In wooded lot. 8154,900. Planned commercial apartments. 643-1562 four ordinary words. bedroom home. Oor- Klernan Real Estate. throughout New Eng hours per week. Hema- processing experience Good benefit package rice will polish and clean Store, 706 Main Street, Ing It os soon os you get motivated Individuals. tor sole. Owner retir formation call Clossl- zonol Mein Street, El- land for one low price. before 2. Including dental, Manchester. results. t M , 643-2711 and ask geous kitchen, formal 649-1147. Exclusive tology background helpful. EOE. Starting Interior. Use the classified We can offer yOu; ing. Profitable. Kler- dining room, easy liv llnoton. Approxi Call Classified 643-3711 helpful. Call 649-2054 solorv $13,248-818,358 please coll 649-3177 and columns to sell those still TENKO non Realty. 64MI47. tor detolls.o oaents. mately 3 acres In hot and ask for detalls.a ask for Pool ZIto. ing family room with 10am-3pm, Mondav- commensurote with good, but no longer used • Modlcol/Dontal BRAND New Listing 11 fireplace, 7'A baths, 2 MAii^HiAffcA. th is orowlng arte. Ideal for C LEA N IN G help, also Frldoy. ______training and expe We’re wolfing to hear items around your home. WAREHOUSE T m z M ANCHESTER. 8134,900. family testid 3 bed bonks, restaurants, of PART Time Evenings. from you! • Vacation Manchester. 10 room cor garage. Open working supervisor 3RD shift telephone oper rience. Send resume MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS/TICKETERS licensed' rooming Bargain Hunters I Now House Sunday , Sep room Colonial Is lo fices, retail, etc. Coll with floor care expe Clerks. National News with cover letter Iden- • Competitive Salary Is your chance. Immac cated next to Bowers to r more details. paper Concern has Im ator needed 4 evenings Got those beek-lo-eehool bNI Muce? Don't look house. Excellent In tember 27,1:00-4:00pm. rience. Part time even a week. No experience tlflng dov time phone PAMCH • Considerable Bonus ulate older three bed School, 1)6 baths, fabu 8310,000. Jackson A mediate openings In now but those school balls will soon be sleigh come. Economical ex Directions: Parker ings or weekends. So- necessary, will train. number to :Clerk U. S. NOW HIRING! Awards penses, new furnace, 3 room Colonial In move- Street, right onto Co lous new oxponded kit Jackson, 647-0400. o lary open. 643-5747. Manchester. Perfect Bankruptcy Court, U. balls, holly, and old Saint NIckI So, If you're lo s In condition with much chen, formal dining for students. Moon Please call Edwards H z n z • Career Advancement kitchens, oppllonces lonial, right onto Scott, ANDOv AA. Mihormon's H ELP wanted for East Answering Service. S. Court House, 450 FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS ing for a way to make the upcoming holidays Including laundry to- updating. Cell todov left onto Kennedy, left and llvino rooms, plus delloht. 3.2 acres with lighter. If you have 4 Mdin Street, Room 717, happier, come Into the G. Fox Distribution Can before It's too tote. rec room...Prlced for Hartford based heating hours from 5 p m -9 ^ 646-5081. No experience necessary. cllltles. 8335,000. Coll onto Hamilton, loft 100 toot trontogo on company. Experience Hortford, Ct. 06103. ter In South Windsor for that perfect seasonal or n b e n I It you are serious tor the figures I Jack- Century 31 Epstein onto Grissom. Century Immediate sole by pond. 875,000. Klernan and wont to earn great year round job. Our Marchandlae Processors ON ELBCTIOIvl PAY Realty. 647-8895.0 transferred owners I and licensed people THE LOSER 60TTHB about your caraarl son & Jackson Real 31 Epstein Roolty. 647- Realty. 649-1147. pay... Call todayl Excellent benefits with a verify orders, ticket and hang marchandlae, and Blanchard A Rossetto, only. Please call and Don't delay. 647-9946. B O O T AMP T H E Estate. 647-0400.O 8895.0 leave'message on 569- Insure shipments to our stores ARE CORRECT. Call Q«rry MoCallum COVENTRY. 8149,900. "We're Selllna After 6pm. 1-220-5196. growing company. Piease apply] WIMMBR S O T T H IS , MANCHESTER. 8105,000. Houses". 646-2403.O 3395 or 560-7395. CLERK TYPIST We have openings for h^chendlae Processors/ 203-264-2450 Price reducedll Mint Very attractive and Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. TIckatsre on the following Monday through Fri ' t o A N N E Monday 9/3S/S7 condition Raised BOLTON. (Custom built Enloy working In a pleasant, Now arrange the circled letters to batwtan 10 am - 8 pm HELP WANTED ranch 11 Built In 1986. private acre plus lot In and designed 7 room day shifts: 7:1Sam-3:4Spm /7:15am-12pm /8am- form the surprise answer, as sug one ot Monchoster's friendly atmosphere? Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon 3:4' m / 8am-12pm / 9am-2pm / 4pm-9:30pm / This 3 bedroom home split level..Huge ’ 0 0 gested by the above cartoon. has carpeting through finest neighborhood. 5;3u..m-9:30pm. Ideal tor Contempor roomsi 3 fireplaces, NO PAYMENTS Do YOU have good typing and ^ 1/^ M/ M/ M1/ SI/' Sk' SJ out. Situated on nearly formal living and din Up to 7 years. Kiss your tl- FULL-TIM E SALES MAL TOOL Wa offer compstitive benefits and salary one acre lot. Flre- ary or solar oriented noncto/ dltnculNes oepdOy*. telephone skills? r 1C XXJ LXJ XXJ JOB homo. Sentry Root Est ing rooms, enclosed & packagat, a generous Incentive bonus program (Answers tomorrow) plocol Basement Is In porch, 3 cor garage. Avoid fereclesur*. Catch up CLASSIC FINE JEWELERS This opportunity Is available at this that enables you to earn additional money, and sulated end ready to be ate. 60-4060.D Reduced tor Imme on lot* payment* such oeflrst ~ rd a 's I r u m m y SIMILE FUTURE or tecend mertoee* or even small East Hartford Office. Excellent ENGINEERING Co. the bast employee discount program In the area. OPPORTUNITIES finished by you at your BOLTON. 8117,500. If prl- diate sale I S360's Blan M a n c h e s te r ’ I Answer: What's the wealhemtan's usual vocy Is what you ore outttandlno credit cord Mils. If you're Intereatsd apply Monday through Fri ~ adiecllve?-“UNUS)JAL" leisure end by your chard A Rossetto. 646- Love jewelry? Like people? We offer plea benefits, permanent position, Ideal for 140 Bolton Road day, 9-5 or on Saturday from 8 until noon at at the specifications 11 Some looking tor wo have It 3483. "We're Selling Keep VPur ham# frp* end someone re-entering the work force. owner financing avoll- for you. Custom built U dear without liens. Bed sant surroundings, 2 weeks paid vacation, Vernon, Ct. 06066 Houses".o credit or lot* payment his Place coll Mrs. Palmer at 289.9576. G. Fox Diftribution Center oblel I Give us the op •i R built Ranch sot on 1.5 acres In beautiful c 6 z y Starter Home I ilx tory It not o preMom. Kindly paid holidays and an incentive program. 301 Govarnoft Highway, South Windsor, C T portunity to show you coll; E. CELEBRITY CIPHER IfflanrlfrHtrr Upralft this home end discuss Bolton. Nowcorpotlne, room, 3 bedroom Cope Sales experience a plus. We will train. Cali In nice area ot Man T h # s w itf CalGbnty Dphpr cryptograms pra crpptpd from quotations by famouB —X making an otferl dollehttui airy kitchen, for an interview: ppopM. past and praaont Eacfi lattar m tha clpfiar stands for Realty World and walk In cedar chester. Fireplace In ConoBrvotIvB Group * anothar Todsy'M cA/a A aquafa / living room. Cell to Frechette-Bonolt Asso closet. Call now tor 1-4S4-44M or details. Sentry Real dayl 8129,900. Strano 649-4537 THE PROFESSIONALS ciates. 646-7709.O Real Estate. 647-7653.0 1-4S4*1tM from lOam-Spm J'ZT WAUF CFIEALP P A R T t i m e Estoto. 643-4060.O »EL ECZ KQABQ NEWSPAPER DEALER MANCHESTER HONDA H E LF W M IT a help wanted HELP WANTED H ELFW A N T a Newspaper Dealer needed In Manchaeter - ED ED “FUFCJTLF IXPZ ED AUTOMOBILES South Windsor Area. Full time money for part time hours. Dependable car, a must. rWFECL, ELR K O A B Q Our Service Department Call Fred for interview @ 647-9946 between $ STUDENTS $ SALES LEARN A SKILL! 9:00 A.M . and 11:00 A.f I l T T L F BEL is seeking an experienced » PEOPLE K lo c k ,' an industry leader in aero with or without tx- Automobile Technician. *Z F E B a . ' — HOMEMAKERS ptrlence. W t hovt space heat treat and metallurgical openings full or port Iqeufwtbn fwwap. CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR time for you with processing, has full time positions 1 "PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The penalty of success Is to be Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms Houaewives, mothere with young children, room for odvanct- on 3 shifts for entry level applicants. That's Right • bored by the people who u s ^ to snub you." — Lady MOONLIGHTERS ment. All wo ask It provided, excellent benefits. For “ Astor. atudenta. Earn axtra inoney with your own that you bo bright, part-time job. Bring your children with you We are willing to train persons We Sell Excitement! \ and ogoreatlvt and intervievjv call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pim, and aave on babysitting coau. 21 hours per In return W8 w ill pay seriously interested in learning a T h e d e a d l i n e f o r l e t y o u r newspaper If you are looking to m ake Central Connecticut.^ most progrossi\'c Monday thru Friday. - PLACING OR help you keep fruit lors week, salary plus gee allowance. Buparvlae you an hourly rote, skill offering growth opportunity. We ^CANCELING AN AD s p i l i n g Cleon and sweet our carrier boya and girls. If you Ilka kida, want overtime available, Pontiac-Toyota Dealership is in need of smelllno. Wosh lors, dry •6-*10/hour, give us a call plus commlstlon 12 NOON THE DAY a little Independence and your own Income, promote from within. To learn more EFORE, MONDAY - completely then put o with Income poten career minded people to join our sales team. call 647-9946 or 647-9947. about Klock and what we can offer 87RIDAY, IN ORDER large piece of newspaper tial SISK to S3SK. We •A sales background is helpful, but not TO MAKE THE NEXT Inside the lor ond put the We offer: Paid Training will give you a full apply in person. Monday through MANa£STB