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n*Sln*M PInlo/ManeliMMr HaraM Going back Keeping Brandy Burke, 11, of Woodbridge Street, Manchester, sprays herself Friday during a swim at to old hours cool Qlobe Hollow Pool. Burke was among the many swimmers who crowded town pools to escape the — page4 heat and humidity. There's no relief In sight for at least three days, says the National Weather Service. Story on page 3. D r. Crane’s Sewer work halted; town Ollie North 1. The father of a pullet would be nicknamed FERDINAND ROVER CHANTICLEER TOM 2. Which sound suggests the farm creature that is taboo on Jewish menus? weighs $18 million option trial opens BA-A CACKLE MOO OINK By Andrew Yurkovsky 3. The usual teenage marriage ends in divorce Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. Manchester Herald Corps of Engineers, the federal about which year? that allowed the town to continue Environmental Protection ■k FIFTH SEVENTH TENTH FIFTEENTH work through Friday. Agency and the state Department 4. Which sports term is inappropriate in this The town administration has Weiss said the decision to stop on Sept. 20 of Environmental Protection. general grouping? decided to stop work Monday on work again was made because the secondary part of the sewage ’Twardy said after leaving the ORIOLES BENGALS DODGERS RED SOX “ the Corps of Engineers was treatment plant after failing to meeting that “ there’s no lawsuit 5. Which cooking process is most influenced by reluctant to continue that imminent” but he would not WASHINGTON (AP) - The judge in the altitude? resolve a dispute over wetlands arrangement.” Iran-Contra case Friday ordered fired White House filling with the U.S. Army Corps comment on what happened at BOILING BAKING FRYING BROILING Weiss said that he would meet aide Oliver L. North to stand trial Sept. 20 and of Engineers, Town Manager the meeting. Brian Vallton, a 6. Match the Bible characters at the left with the with Lt. Col. Stanley J. Murphy, ordered prosecutors to give the defense any secret Robert B. Weiss said Friday. case handling specialist with the food items at the right which are associated with deputy division engineer of the Corps of Engineers, said. “ W e’re documents showing North acted with higher them. The decision followed a meet­ Corps’ New England division, on authority. ing Friday between the adminis­ working toward a solution, but we ...... (v) Apples Tuesday morning at the treat­ haven’t got one.” (b) N o a h ...... (w) pigs tration and officials from the ment plant with other town That'ensures the case will come to trial as the' Corps of Engineers and other Valiton said that the Corps of presidential campaign is in full swing. < 2 J® s h “ ® ...... (X ) Honey officials. He said the work stop-' federal agencies, during which Engineers would issue a state­ ; » Moldy bread page would continue at least until ment on FYiday’s meeting, but U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell riiled that the Corps made its case fora plan Murphy’s visit. (e) H ezekiah...... (2) Grapes officials from the Corps could not during a closed hearing earlier this week. North had to move the secondary facility to Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said the area where the town dog be reached for additional com­ demonstrated that highly sensitive documents are Answers in Classified section that he hoped the town could pound is now located. That plan ment Friday night. relevant to defend charges he conspired to illegally convince Murphy that there are divert U.S.-Iran arms-sale profits to the Nicara­ would cost an additional $17 Weiss said that the dog pound no alternatives to building the guan rebels. million or $18 million above the plant where work is now going on. was the only alternate location Gesell directed independent counsel Lawrence E. Connecticut Weather $27 million cost of the planned . proposed by the Corps of Engi­ Commenting on the work stop­ Walsh to produce any documents to support North’s improvements to the plant, Weiss page, he said, “I don’t think we neers. He said that the relocated claims that money raised by arms dealers Albert said. plant would require more have any alternative until we Hakim and retired Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord M ^ h n t e r and vicinity: Today, through Sunday, Director Barbara B. Weinberg review our options. I don’t think workers and would be more ■1. from the U.S.-Iran arms sales was combined with continued hazy and humid. Hot days with a 30 called the proposal "mind we know what our options are at costly to operate. government money for covert operations to help the boggling.” this point.” T an afternoon thunderstorm both "It’s a much more complicated Contras. days. Highs in the mid 90s. Low around 70 The plan is one of several the A. Corps had asked the town to look Republican Director Theunis operation, which I understand The judge ordered Walsh to produce any C®®®*®'. E M t Coastal: Today through AP photo “Terry” Werkhoven, the minor­ from the technicians could go documents that corroborate North’s claim that ^nday, continued hazy, warm and humid. A 30 into to determine whether there BUS P R O TE S T— Clayton Jones of East are less-damaging alternatives to ity leader on the Board of astray more readily,” he said. discriminatory practices against the these actions “ were all approved at-or near Cabinet ® " afternoon thunderstorm both Directors, could not be reached level; their execution was 'closely monitored days. Highs 85 to 90. Low 65 to 70. work that had already been Weiss said work could continue Hartford chained himself to a bus in handicapped by Greyhound Lines Inc. carried out in some 4 acres of Friday for comment on the at the primary part of the plant Hartford Friday to protest alleged through the use of a variety of intelligence methods *!?'[•• '*’®‘*®y through Sunday, con­ Six people were arrested. wetlands. ' decision to stop work. But when and other areas where there are and sources.” tinued h a p and humid. Hot days with a 30 percent The Corps of Engineers had told of the Corps’ alternate plan no wetlands. The documents should include those that show « afternoon thunderstorm both days. issued a cease-and-desist order earlier in the day, he said that he “funding of the activity from any source” and Highs 90 to 95. Low around 70. The Corps of Engineers has two weeks ago for work on the wished the Corps of Engineers Town woman in bus protest “whether or not senior government officials were said that fines as high as $500,000 secondary facility because the could be.“more lenient.” aware of the activity,” Gesell said. could be levied on the town for About 30 people, including a Manchester town had failed to get a wetlands ADAPT, which plans a series of similar Any references to covert aid to the Contras in Town officials, including Di- unauthorized work in the we­ woman, protested the allegedly discriminatory permit. But the tovm had re­ protests this summer at Greyhound terminals President Reagan’s daily intelligence briefings Lottery Rosa , met Friday morning in U. S. tlands. Weiss said that the issue of policies of Greyhound Lines Inc. Friday by sumed work on Tuesday under an around the country, is unhappy that none of the between Sept. 1, 1984, and Dec. 31, 1986, or in the District Court in Hartford with fines did not come at Frid ay ’s positioning themselves behind buses during a informal agreement with U.S. 3,700 buses in Greyhound’s national fleet are president’s regular daily briefing by his staff should Twardy and officials from the meeting. 45-minute rally in Hartford. equipped with wheelchair lifts, said Hanscomb. be turned over to the defense, Gesell said. Connecticut daily Friday: 664. Play Four: 1284. Lynda Hanscomb of Manchester was among chairwoman of A D A P T ’s Connecticut chapter. Any other information about aid to the Contras the about 30 protesters. Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 17, 19, 22, 33, 35,40. that was forwarded to the White House by the The six arrested were charged with disorderly Six people, including a wheelchair-bound man Central American Joint Intelligence Task Force conduct, booked at the scene and taken to court in State wins first round who chained himself to a bus, were arrested at during this period should also be provided, the judge the downtown bus terminal during a protest of lift-equipped vans for immediate arraignment said. ' Index the company’s allegedly discriminatory policies before Superior Court Judge Raymond R. Norko. toward the handicapped. Norko dismissed all charges when the Members of American Disabled for Accessible protesters argued that “ the laws of the state of Buslnett__ .33-34 Locsinews. in tandem iicense suit Public Transportation, many of them in fmnecticutasl||8IM not wsgd to protect C h u rc h e s _ Humid weather -14-16 Obituaries— wheelchairs, positioned themselves behind buses Gri>yhound ^aifl '^perpetuafb % ieir immoral, ClaMifled _ . 36-41 Opinion. parked in the terminal’s parking lot during the Comics - HARTFORD (AP) - The discriminatory and illegal conduct,” said . 23-26 Smior Citizens. interstate commerce. The judge Monday. protest. Connecticut. state’s right to require special defense attorney Jacob Wieselman. for 3 more days — 8-6 Sports ______— 41-48 said the truckers and the state ’The ruling was the latest Focus.______.17-32 U.8./World____ licenses for tandem-trailer truck -3.10-11 will have to argue that claim wvelopment in the long-running drivers has been upheld by a during a trial. Central Connecticut will continue to suffer in the dispute between Connecticut and federal judge, giving Connecticut hot sun for at least three more days, said a Assistant Attorney General the trucking industry. ITie state an initial victory In a pending spokesman for the National Weather Service. Lawrence Russ said no date has in 1982 banned tandem trailers lawsuit filed by six Pennsylvania ’The open-air sauna weather will continue to either been set for the start of a trial. He from its roads, but the restriction FBI suspects Paisley illanrbTBtTr truckers. said the state would first seek late Monday or early ’Tuesday, when showers are ’The truckers contend Connecti­ was found unconstitutional by the USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, Na. 230 more information from the six courts. predicted. After the reins, the temperature should cut’s 1983 license regulations drop into the mid-80s, the weather seW ice reported. Pennsylvania truck drivers relat­ The Pennsylvania truckers violate their right to equal UntiTthen, more of the same weather that gripped Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher ing to their experiences with the originally filed their lawsuit in protection and due process under state’s licensing law. the area Friday will continue. Osbro* T. Chappall Pennsylvania in 1984, butthekuit took money from firms StwMon Cohen federal law, while also intruding Today’s forecast calls for a cloudy, hot and humid Exscutivs Editor Cotnpoalng Managar Attorney General Joseph I. failed on jurisdictional grounds, DsniM A. Robsiti on the power of Congress to day with temperaturesliitting the mid 90s. Sunday’s nohert H. Hubbard Lieberman said he was pleased ^ e y filed their suit again in WASHING’TON (AP) - The or gratuities from Pratt & Whit­ AdvsitWng Olractor Praaaroom Managar regulate interstate commerce. house, was released by th erlerk fdrecast is for partly cloudy skies with tempera­ Jsanns O. Fronwrth with the state’s initial victory in Connecticut. F B I suspects that defense consul­ ney employd3s to Paisley. Frank J. MeSaraagan Judge Jose Cabranes, in a June of the U.S. District Court in tures reaching the upper 90s. BuilntM Managar Circulation Dlraetor the lawsuit, noUng the Federal Tandems, which are trucks tant Meivyn R. Paisley accepted In a detailed search warrant of 30 ruling made public Friday, nearby Alexandria, Va. The “It looks like it may begin to break up ’Tuesday,” Highway Administration also had pulling two trailers, were first bribes or gratuities from three Paisley’s home in McLean. Va., found that federal law doesn’t search was one of a series carried the spokesman said. “ It will continue right the sam e approved of the state’s tandem defense contractors while serv­ the F B I also said it sought P ubllat^ and certain holidays by ths preempt states from requiring allowed on the nation’s inter­ out across ih e nation on that day until we get showers. It should remain hot and truck laws. ing as a top Navy official, court M n e h a s ^ rebllahing Co.. 16 Bralnaid Plaoa. Manchastar. special licenses for tandem truck states in 1982. Connecticut imme­ evidence that Paisley gave in an investigation of massive humid.” Conn. OeOSO^Baynd claaa poataga paid at Manchastar. Conn. “ It means we can continue to drivers. diately imposed a ban. alleging documents disclosed Friday. James E. Gaines, a deputy corruption in the $150 billion-a- addraaa changaa to the ManchsaMr Herald. require licenses for tandem truck., ’The continuation of the hot weather m ay be good P.O. Box M l. Manchsalar, Conn. 06040. ,the,^cks were a threat to assistant secretary of the Navy, a year DefensO>ei>artment pur­ ‘"The federal regulations ... drivers. ’These monster rigs are a Search warrants said the FB I news for air conditioner and Ice cream salesmeh " 7 “*" H**!® 6 7 » P4n. waakdaya or rao mototlsts on the state’s crowded Western painting titled “Lone­ chasing system. make clear that highway safety is threat to the motoring public as but It is not good news for farm ers. Local farm ers a.m. Saturdaya. pisaaa Msphona yourcarrlsr. If you'rsunabla highway^.’ The ban w as found was looking for memoes about some Whistle.” They also sought to roach your canlar. call aubacribar aarvloa at 047-6646 bv6 an important goal underlying the though .not as ■ troubled as farm ers from the any driver knows.” Ueberman Illegal in federal court, and the' “payment from General Dynam­ evidence that Paisley or fellow The FBI documents showed the p.m. weekdays lor dsHvaiy In Manchastar. federal scheme of highway regu­ said. drought-stricken Midwest, have been pleading for ics and McDonnell Douglas to consultant William Galvin pro­ aw $1«0 weakly. $7.70 tor ona lations,” Cabranes wrote. “Con­ state’s bid to reimpose the ban government is investigating showers to hit the area, but to n e avail. $46.» tor six months and William H. aendenen Jr., a Paisley in the form of checks, vided gratuities to Gaines includ­ Paisley’s work as a consultant to $62.40 tor ona year. necticut’s tandemt trailer statute, ended when the U.S. Supreme .So far this year, rainfall Is 6 Inches below average New Haven attorney represent­ gifts, or other forms of remunera­ ing “money to Gaines’ compan­ 10 defense contractors and dis­ The Manchsalar Harald la a mambsr of the Aaaodalsd Press. rather than frustrating this goal, Court refused to hear the case in as only 15.89 Inches have fallen this year, the ing the truckers, was not availa­ 1984. tion, or to his wife, Vicki” at the ies, entertainment tickets, and ? • Circulations, the New England Praas clearly serves to promote It.” closed the names of several weather service reported. Association and the New England Nawspapar Asaodatton. ble for comment Friday A time he was an assistant Navy tires.” J Pentagon employees whose con- Cabranes left open the question Congress passed a law in 1986 Manchester Memorial Hospital officials reported secretary at his law office said secretary. Agents were also The warrant used by the F B I in tacU with Paisley are being on the state law ’s effect on that imposes a minimum uniform that no patlenU with heat-related problems were Clendenen was out of town until looking for evidence of payments the June 14 search of Paisley’s standard of licensing. investigated. treated Friday. f f i P E " >> t ti P«S-P0»7- Piodeer moves P i S ’" ' ' Y to S. Windsor Farmers’ Market opens today Bv Anita M. Caldwell " It’s a combination of things,” she said. "It Manchester Herald I seems to foster a sense of community.” Coykendall said some of the residents look for •■■'•• ■ ••• l\T f r By Nancy Concelman The Downtown Farmers’ Market sponsored by and Andrew J. Davis the same farmer year after year. ■" • ' ’'f i' i^Nv,;i the Manchester Area Conference of Churches Manchester Herald opens today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Main Street Some of the items the farmers plan to sell in front of St. James Church. include cucumbers, yellow and green squash, The new owners of Pioneer Systems Inc. The market is held annually each Saturday lettuce, spinach, green beans and tomatoes. . f i - - . announced plans Friday to reduce the workforce through the fall to provide fresh produce to the Breads, jellies and jams and honey will also be and move the plant to South Windsor, said the available. coitipany’s new president. elderly and low-income families living within Michel Labarre, president of the new Pioneer walking distance of the downtown area, said However, Coykendall pointed out that only Aerospace Corp., said the new company will keep 40 Joanne Coykendall, program supervisor at about three or four farmers will be selling goods to 45 workers in administrative and engineering MACC. Anyone is welcome to purchase goods today since it’s still early in the season. She said however. positions and move to a smaller plant in South the season peaks around mid-August. By that Windsor by October. Coykendall said the residents look forward to time, Coykendall expects 13 or 14 farmers at the the market for many reasons. Labarre declined to name the new location market. because of negotiations. The company’s lease on its OPEN WINDOW — Hale Road plant, owned by Economy Electric Ann McFee of Supply Inc. President Robert Weinberg, runs out in September. Manchester takes ” We have a pretty good idea (where the new plant care of business at will be), but It’s not definite,” Labarre said Friday. the main post office Pioneer Systems Inc. on June 30 sold all of the Friday with clerk operating assets of Its aerospace-defense group to Steven Bruckner. She the Paris, France-based Zodiac Group, whose subsidiary, Aerazur, is a worldwide parachute was one of few who manufacturer. were not excited The financially troubled Pioneer, with a loss in about a plan by the operating assets of $7.4million since 1985, employed U.S. Postal Service to more than 100 people in January and 80 in May, said restore hours that former President Alan Greenstadt on Thursday. were cut back. Layoffs have been taking place at the plant for a number of months, and the new owners did not offer work to 10 to 15 people, Labarre said. He was unsure M ' m M M neginaidReginald Pimo/Mar Pinto/Manchestar Herald how many people were employed at the Manchester plant when the sale was finalized June 30. Officials of the union representing the workers, They re ell smiles over postel hours the Amalgamated Gothing and Textiles Local 125 of North Dartmouth, Mass., are on vacation and could Bv Andrew J. Davis not be reached for comment Friday. After the cuts, the Main Street Manchester Herald schedules, Frank said Friday. He has Labarre said that he is hoping that the company office s service window closed at noon dard of Tolland, who works for J C told postmasters to open windows will be able to hire more workers in the future, but on Wednesdays, five hours earlier Penney Co. Inc. in Manchester. " I ’m that growth. If It pccurs, will take place in the The restoration of postal service during hours they deem most always at the wrong post office at the window hours cut back because of than before. The window, though did appropriate. company’s Mississippi plants. The company’s stay open until 7:30 p.m.’ on (wrong) time. I spend more time at parachute manufacturing plants are in Melbourne, federal budget shortfalls is good news Thursdays. Manchester Postmaster Robert the wrong place and driving around to many residents. Fla. and Columbia and Liberty, Miss. Paiva could not be reached Tor T II be glad when they’re all open.” Postmaster General Anthony The window was open from 8:30 to 5 comment Friday. LaBarre said he believed the financially-troubled p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Not every customer, though, said company can become a viable manufacturer again. Frank announced Friday that the But the news of Frank's announce­ the news would help them. Fridays. ” We believe fundamentally it’s sound and can be service has found sufficient savings in ment brought smiles to the faces of ” No. We don’t care,” said Elma other areas for it to restore full At the Broad Street and Buckland many post office customers at the turned around,” Labarre said. “ It will take a lot of stations, the windows are closed Turkis of Manchester. ” We use the work but it can be done.” window hours at post Main Street office. post office when we go shopping.” I offices across the country. The hours, every day between 1 and 2 p.m. “ I think that’s good.” said Kathy The management team from the old Pioneer will r^u ce d in February to save money, Perron of Manchester. “ If I come She said by usually using the post be retained, except Greenstadt, who resigned as At the Bolton Post Office, oniyjjje will be restored in September. here on«.aSAVINGS Frank Natmlitano of Manchester as ” I think it will (help),” said Dr. Pioneer owns 90 percent of the stock in Vogart. a.m. Saturday, while it previously had office too often. * . . ' oier he left the main post office at 479 Main ^ e n open from 8:30 a.m. to noon Sobhy Ghabriel of Manchester. “ I which manufactures needlework kits and other St. Friday. "The hour they were Saturday. came here twice and found it closed It hasn’t bothered meeitherway.” craft items. Vogart recently underwent a restruc­ BT * BARGAINS FOR THE FAMILY closed was the hour (I tried) to get I ’m used to it being open” the hours turing and broke even by 1987, according to Pioneer The restoration of hours does not said Ann McFee of Manchester. ’T m stamps.” before the cutback. Systems 1987 annual report. necessarily mean a return to-old 3 housewife. I can come down “ That’s great,” said Barbara Le- anytime of the day.” The annual report cited the operating losses and a 0 * 3 b ig DAYS I significant decrease in working capital as reasons s for the decision to sell the operating assets of the f • SPEND A FEW HOURS AT THE aerospace-defense group. The company in January announced plans to restructure, scaling down operations and moving to a smaller facility. S PARKAOE Greenstadt said then the company would shift its focus from the manufacture of parachutes to JULY developing more high-tech recovery systems for the EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION aerospace and defense industries. 7 * 8 « 9 i ^ ' — Manchester Motor CHy Auto Show — Toddler stops breathing S ' * Over 100 Makes and Models on dbplay ^ * in the Parkaide (near Sears) A 9-month-oId child who was with his parents shopping for an air conditioner died FViday night at K - • 14 Automobile Dealers Manchester Memorial Hospital after he apparently suffered a cardiac arrest, hospital officials said. Debbie DePasqua, hospital nursing supervisor, said the child died at 9:17 p.m. The child was ' W. Middle TpkeTBroad S t ' brought by ambulance to the hospital emergency 4 Mmchestor I room after his parents noticed he was not breathing Dm aJIrcftwlA Manchester, Connecticut as they shopped in a Hartford Road appliance store, (Exit 60 •1-91) police said. Merchants Association DePasqua said it had not been determined why BARBARA LEDARO ELMA TURKIS KATHY PERRON the child stopped breathing. Police had few details “ ... I'll be glad” ... We don't care" FRANK NAPOLITANO on the incident immediately available. •• I think that’s good" ‘ ... couldn’t agree more" • • * 4 • « « < 4 4 * Calendars Obituaries Strike looming over Bradlees By Nancy Concelman when the contract expires this increases. Local 919 demands Manchester Nicholas L. Krascella Manchester Herald Sunday, according to Local 919 greater worker participation in President Arnaldo Espinosa. At­ making Bradlees Ihore profitable Tuesday Nicholas L. Krascella, 60. of 376 Porter St., Employees at the Bradlees tempts to reach union officials to and a share of the new profits, Mental Health Council, Lincoln Centergold room, Manchester, died Friday at Manchester Memorial department store at the Manches­ determine whether the strike had Spinosa said. During June negoti­ 3; 30 p.m. Hospital. ter Parkade will likely strike been endorsed by the union at a ations, the union dem and^ a North Elm Street housing meeting, Lincoln He was the husband of Dorothy DeStaffan Sunday along with other meeting late Friday night were profit-sharing plan that officials Center hearing room, 6; 30 p.m. Krascella. He was bom in Syracuse, NY, on Dec. 20, members of the United Food and unsuccessful. said would benefit the company Wednesday 1927, and had lived in Manchester since 1960. Commercial Workers Local 919, and members. Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. Prior to retiring in 1987, he was senior research which is demanding for em­ The union is challenging a Thursday scientist at the United Technologies Research ployees a share of windfall profits leveraged buyout by King Kol- ’The Local 919 meeting for a Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln Center in East Hartford, and was employed there and increased benefits from a berg, Kravis and Roberts, which vote on the strike was taking Center hearing room, 7 p.m. for 28 years. leveraged buyout in March, union lead the successful buyout of place late Friday at the Parkview Fair Rent Commission, Lincoln Centergold room, He was a graduate of the Rensselaer Polytechnic officials said Friday. Bradlees with management in Hilton in Hartford to fight what 7 p.m. Institute in Troy, N.Y., and graduated at Syracuse A strike at Connecticut Brad­ March in response to a takeover Espinosa called "Wall Street’s Independence Day Committee, Municipal Build­ University and the Massachusetts Institute of lees stores is imminent, and threat by Dart Industries. greed, rigidity and insensitivity ing coffee room, 7; 30 p.m. Technology in Boston. He was a member of the workers are being asked to strike In addition to wage and benefit to common working people.” Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and the Phi Lambda Andover Epsilon society. He was a past president of the Manchester Monday Country Club Swimming Association, and past Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 director of the Manchester Scholarship Foundation. p.m. He also served in the U.S. Navy for four years, and Tuesday was a communicant of St. James Church. Board of Fire Commissioners. Town Office He is survived by a son, Jed Krascella of New Building, 7:30 p.m. York, New York; daughter, Jennifer A. Krascella of Wednesday NEW OWNER- Manchester; a sister, Dorothy Dack of Syracuse; Board of Finance, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. Luisa Parreira, and a niece and a nephew. former owner of the Services will be private and at the convenience of Bolton Brass Key Restau­ the family. There are no calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made to the Monday rant at 829 Main St. Manchester Scholarship Foundation. 20 Hartford Public Building Commission, Community Hall, greets the new Rd„ 06040. 7:30 p.m. owner, Steye Ka- ramesinis. Karame- John Kozak Coventry sinis, former owner John Kozak, 76, of 32 Willard St., Manchester, died Monday of Nikki’s Restau­ Friday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office rant, will be using He was the husband of Agnes (Peg) Kozak. He dteilRE Building, 7:30 p.m. some famiiiar was bom in Homestead, Pa. and he lived in Manchester for many years. Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 recipes. p.m. RaOlnild Plnto/ManehMtar HenW Before retiring, he had been employed by the Solid Waste Committee. Town Office Building. Fuller Bmsh Company of East Hartford. He was a 7:30 p.m. member of the Cambell Council of the Knights of Tuesday Columbus, and was the council’s past grand knight. Coventry Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Recipe for success changes Besides his wife, he is survived by three Estates. 7 p.m. daughters. Kathleen Benson of East Hampton, EASY Youth Soccer, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Sue-Ann Stewart of Manchester, and Dorothy Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Muschero of Jewett; and two sisters, Ann Klemm of Building, 8 p.m. at the Bra^ Key Restaurant Pennsylvania and Mary Churilla of Florida. Wednesday Funeral services will be held on Monday at 9 a.m. Arts Commission. Town Office Building, 7:30p.m. at the John F. ’Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center By Nancy Pappas St. followed by a mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Thursday Manchester Herald Board of Education. Coventry High School, 7:30 “You get a lot more walk-in Church, New Britain, at 10 a.m. Burial will be at TOHND. p.m. Holy ’Trinity Cemetery. The recipe for success changed at the Brass customers here, and there is Calling hours are Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Key Restaurant at 829 Main St. Friday. The more a feeling of friendliness with 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. kitchen started i dishing up Greek salads with Memorial contributions can be made to the Holy Calamata olives and feta cheese chunks, as the neighbors.” SMomncD If you’re looking for a secure investment Agency to help ’Trinity Catholic Church. 121 Beaver St.. New with a great return, that’s easy. Open a Steve Karamesinis, a Greek restaurateur, took Britain, 06050. over from Luisa Parreira. who is Portugese. — Steve Karamesinis Centetbank CD. with labor woes Karamesinis. who sold Nikki’s Restaurant on You can choose from a variety o f terms. Broad Street last year, bought the Brass Key insurance company. She planned to introduce Stanley R. Opalach 7.25% And, as you can see, Centetbank CDs pay Rate from Parreira on Thursday. By Friday, he had Manchester to such delicacies as caldeverde some o f the highest rates around. By Nancy Concelman added fresh fruit salad platters and one of his Stanley R. Opalach, 70, of 16 Byron Rd., Manchester Herald soup and Portugese shrimp. Manche^er, died Friday at Manchester Memorial W e make our CDs easy to op>en, too. Just specialties, a Greek salad, to attract customers But things didn’t work out that way. call the toll-free number below, or stop by who were strolling on Main Street for the Hospital after a long illness. “ The restaurant business was good, I tried it, any branch. What could be easier? So ^ e n s To help small and medium-sized companies deal > Sidewalk Sales. He was the husband of Helen Warchol Opalach. but it was just getting to be a little too much for 7.56% you’re CO .shopping, go where you're sure with the tight labor market here, the New England A few of the signature dishes from Nikki’s, He was bom in Manchester, Sept. 4,1917, and was a Annual Effective Yield me,” she said. lifelong resident. to find high rate.s. Centetbank. Office of the National Alliance of Business will begin including the Monte Cristo sandwiches and the Minimum depc»it: $1,000. Ralessuhiect to c h a r^ without notice. studying and cataloguing programs that assist Karamesinis agreed that restaurant life can Prior to retiring in 1980, he was an inspector at Substantia] penalty for early with d ra^ . crab or shrimp rolls, will probably be added to conflict with family responsibilities. That is, in businesses in the recruitment of employees. the menu, said Karamesinis. Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks. He was The organization will work with companies part, why he sold Nikki’s Restaurant, he said. employed there for 43 years. Call our 24-hour rate hotline: 1- 800 - 992-2247 But Brass Key won’t stop dishing up such Since Nikki’s was open for breakfast, lunch and throughout New England to identify and catalog American fare as grilled cheese sandwiches and He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving in World 575B353. (In Waterbury, 755-1885) internal and external programs that help busi­ ^nner, he said he would routinely be at work War II with the 82nd airborne unit. He was a ice cream sodas, said Karamesinis. from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m., every day. nesses recruit, train, motivate and retain workers, “ You don’t play around with a good thing,’’ he communicant of St. James Church , a mem ^ r of the according to a release from NAB. said Friday. “ It got to where I ’d be putting in 110 hours a Army and Navy Club, the Veterans of Foreign week^, ’ he said. “ I named the reataurant for my Frank Fletcher of NAB said the organization He plans to keep many of the perennial Wars, the American Legion, and the Polish Club of kid, but I never saw the kid.” Rockville. hopes to begin working with chambers of commerce favorites, and the well-known low-cost breakfast For this reason, he said. Brass Key will Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, in various regions throughout New England in the specials. But there will probably be small price probably continue to serve only breakfast and Mrs. Jonathan (Gloria) Kimball of Hebron; two fall, but specific areas of research haven’t been increases, particularly on that $1.29 breakfast decided on and Greater Manchester Chamber of lunch. sisters, Irene Beckett of Manchester and Catherine "M y kid’s got to eat, too,’’ said Karamesinis. Koslowski of Rockville; two grandchildren; and Commerce officials said they have not yet been “ That price is Just too low.’ ’ Karamesinis, who operated The Egg and You contacted. on Main Street from 1969 through 1975, said that several nieces and nephews. Parreira, who bought the Brass Key 11 months he is pleased to be back in town. ■' Funeral services will be held Monday at 10; IS Statistics from the state Labor Department ago from John Johns, is planning to leave the ‘■You get a lot more walk-in customers here, and a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., CENTERPANK compiled in 1986 show that between 1099 and 1995, restaurant business and spend more time with with a mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. O ffices .serving Waterbury, Bethel, Bethlehem, Brookfield, about 89,572 new Jobs will be created statewide, said her family, she said on Friday. there is more a feeling of friendliness with the Garrett McDonald, research superviser with the neighbors.” he said. James Church. Cheshire, Newtown, Oakville, Prospea, Southington, The Brass Key was the first restaurant for Member FI>IC “ Yeah, he moved back to Main Street, Just to Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Friends Southbury, Watertown, Wolcott and Woodbury. Kqual HtxLsing Lender department. Because of retirement and death, an Parreira, who had worked in a bakery but was be next door to me,” said Mike Boyle, who owns may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 additional 325,280 jobs will require replacement primarily a press and computer ^ r a t o r at an employees between 1990 and 1995, he said. the Mary Lewis shop next to the Brass Key. p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. H if*

*4 *4m Ws/f to Yale library Prosecutor asks changes Local Nawa in Brief _ Training school residents luma up gems O'Neill names probe team in youthful offender law HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill on Friday push for their freedoms NEW HAVEN (AP) — Libraries are consi­ named a five-person task force to investigate dered mines of information but a student digging management and operation of the state’s Commis­ SOUTHBURY (AP) - A group "Some of these people for knowledge got more than she expected HARTFORD (AP) - Connecti­ ceration compared to adults who tus. They are charged with felony sion on Human Rights and Opportunities. as nursing and therapy, are not recently when she uncovered 12 uncut diamonds. cut’s youthful offender law should of residents at the Southbury shouldn’t be here now,” he said, face up to 60 years in prison for a murder. A hearing for Burke and O’Neill’s move follows allegations that the abundant in most communities. Gerda . a doctoral student at the be changed to prevent lenient Training School, a state-run gesturing to those who attended a . murder conviction, he said. Perez is scheduled for July 15. commission often hesitates to grant hearings on “ We are behind schedule,” he University of California at Berkeley, was doing treatment of 16- and 17-year-olds facility for the mentally retarded, news conference in an auditorium Bailey said he could not com­ In a statement to the police. discrimination complaints, even when its own said of the 100-|)1acement8-a-year research work at Yale University’s Sterling who commit the most serious said Friday the state had not lived at the institution. But, he said ment on the case of Karin Aparo. Perez said he and Burke had investigators find the complaints have merit. plan in the consent decree. “ Just Memorial Library last month when she found the crimes, says Hartford County up to an agreement aimed at many people “ don’t want group 17. who will be tried as a youthful beaten and robbed Reihl after “ It has been recommended to me that the best about anybody here could go out gems wrapped in old cigarette papers inside a State’s Attorney John M. Bailey. moving more residents into homes in their communities.” offender on a charge of conspi­ meeting him near a gay bar in way to determine whether questions raised into the community with the letter. The letter was tucked into a 1902 diary of ’ ’The intent is correct — to community-based group homes. Jean N. Bowen, executive racy to commit murder and as an downtown Hartford. concerning CHRO should prompt changes in the proper support.” author Katherine Mayo. The agreement, a consent protect a young person from adult on a charge of accessory to way we operate is to undertake a comprehensive, director of the Western Connecti­ He said it’s not a simple nnatter decree signed in 1986, sets as a Though there have been lots of discoveries having a criminal record.” Bai­ murder. State law permits youthful- public review of our enforcement procedures,” cut Association for the Handi­ of funding. here, they have always been intellectual ones,” ley said. “ But now we’re seeing offender status to be given to goal 100 community placements a capped and Retarded, said it’s Aparo is accused of plotting O’Neill said. ’The state Department of Men­ said Mary LaFogg, an archivist at the library. attorneys applying for YO with her boyfriend to kill her defendants 16 or 17 years old year. The residents said, and the “ just real hard” to live in an tal Retardation recently revealed The Mayo collection has been used by (youthful offender) for murder.” mother. Joyce Aparo. who was charged with Class B felonies school director confirmed, that institution with more than 1,000 Hazardous waste probe ‘ budgetary problems that officials reseachers for almost 30 years, said LaFogg. but He said the legislature intended found strangled Aug. 5. 1987. including conspiracy to commit there had been just 35 placements residents. none noticed the diamonds before. the law to be used in cases murder. WINDHAM (AP) — A criminal investigation was in the year ending June 30. "There are privacy issues, and said could adversely affect com­ Lawyers have asked the court munity group homes. “ I can’t think of anything quite as exciting.” involving crimes such as shoplift­ to grant youthful-offender status initiated Friday after state officials discovered 20 “I want to have my own (issues of) personal freedom,” LaFogg said, adding that there has never been a ing and breach of peace, not It has been common practice to barrels of hazardous chemicals at a rental storage apartment so I can be on my she said. to two youths accused in the May try 16-and 17-year-old suspects as ^ Last month, a $6 million error similar discovery at the library. murder. business. Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman own,” said Mirabel Silva, a Steven D. Staugaitis. director 15 beating death and robbery of adults when they are charged in the department’s budget lead Peabody Museum mineralogist Eleanor Faller A youthful-offender trial is held said. resident at the school for six of the school, marveled at seeing Richard Relhl. 33. at his Wethers­ with murder-related offenses DMR (Commissioner Brian R. said the diamonds are not valuable but they in secret and the file is sealed field home. The barrels have been removed from Stock’n years. residents conduct a news Lensink to propose canceling the match stones found during the early 1900s in after the case is disposed of, Bailey has argued that defend­ Lock on Route 32 where they were illegally stored Thomas J. Monroe, who lived at conference. A Superior Court has not .vet ants charged with Class A felo­ planned transfer of about 200 British Guiana, now Guyana, in South America. Bailey said. A killer convicted as and all danger to the public has been eliminated, the school 11 years before moving “ I very much applaud that,” he decided whether Sean G. Burke. nies. such as murder, do not people from state institutions like The stones were sent to Mayo (1867-1940) by a a youthful offender could receive 17. and Marcos J. Perez, 16, are • Lieberman said. into a group home and then to his said. “ The issues about privacy Southbury to private, community friend living in British Guiana. no more than three years incar­ qualify for youthful-offender ’The type of chemical in the barrels has not been own apartment, said the issue and freedom are very real eligible for youthful-offender sta­ status. group homes. The diamonds will now be housed in the determined, the State Department of Environmen­ was one of civil rights. issues.” Peabody museum. tal Protection said. He said that almost all of the Their frustration, he said, is Lensink and other officials now The barrels were stored in an area rented by 1,048 people living at Southbury understandable; “They were say they are confident the money Legal Services head accused Quality Heat Treat Inc. of Willimantic according to could make it on their own with promised something and they can be made up. records. Lieberman said. the proper support services in the didn’t get it.” But even with that money. community. He said, however, that the state Staugaitis said he expects only 58 Housing projects, C E strike Is over ’The residents, he said, "should has complied with as much of the more people to be transferred of improper use of funds be treated as people, not as a consent decree as it can, but that from Southbury to group homes WINDSOR — Striking boilermakers at Combus­ vegetable or a dog on a leash.” adequate support services, such in the current fiscal year. prison pian O K’d tion Engineering on Friday ended a weeklong WASHING’TON (AP) - Evi­ ri and political activities ... at the Durant, contacted via tele­ walkout by accepting a a three-year contract dence from a congressional in­ expense of the taxpayers.” Mor­ phone at his Detroit law office similar to one they earlier rejected. HARTFORD (AP) — More than $9 million for vestigation indicates that the rison charged. denied the allegations and coun­ ’The vote was, 117-81, according to Ralph C. Gillies quits insurance post housing for the elderly, the homeless and low- and chairman of the Legal Services tered that the congressional Peling, president of the International Brotherhood moderate-income families has been approved by Corp. improperly used govern­ Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier. attack was motivated by political of Boilermakers Local 558. the State Bond Commission. ment funds for presidential polit­ D-Wis.. chairman of the House HARTFORD (AP) - Insu­ Gillies has presided over the to reduce lawsuits as part of the and policy disagreements over He said the contract allows workers to refuse a The panel also allocated $642,000 Thursday to ics. personal business and to help Judiciary subcommittee on rance Commissioner Peter W. state department during the solution. the direction of the agency, which day’s overtime nine times a year instead of six convert Deardon Hall at Mansfield Training School weaken the agency. Rep. Bruce courts, civil liberties and the Gillies has resigned, almost three' worst insurance price and availa­ funds legal assistance programs times as in the original proposal. Peling said the into a prison with bed space for about 90 inmates A. Morrison charged Friday. administration of justice, agreed years before the end of his second bility problems in the nation’s He opposed proposals to create for the poor. mandatory-overtime clause was the reason the that the evidence ap ^ a rs to show term, to become a partner in a history. an insurance consumer advocate, ’The nrioney would pay for fire alarms, doors and The Connecticut Democrat rank-and-file rejected the company’s earlier offer. partitions, lighting and security fencing. “ significant improprieties in the Durant said he would appear at ’The department has come sasring he acted in that capacity called for the resignation of W. ’The contract proposal calls for a 4.2 percent wage law firm that is financial management of the a congressional hearing “ at the opening an office in Hartford. under fire from some trial and he agreed with the insurance The housing projects approved will make funds Clark Durant III, who has served increase the first year and 4 percent increases in the available in Granby, Oxford, Rocky Hill. New as chairman of the agency’s corporation.” appropriate time and under the Gillies has headed the Depart­ lawyers, businesses and legisla­ industry that laws and court following two years. The average salary is about $10 rulings have made pollution- Haven and Fairfield and for a statewide loan board since December 1984 and under right set of an hour. ment of Insurance since 1983, tors as being too slow in respond­ program. But Kastenmeier stopped short related liability too risky to was an adviser to Rep. Jack of calling for Durant’s resigna­ circumstances.” when he succeeded Joseph C. ing to the insurance crisis of The largest amount. $4.5 million, will go to the Kemp’s failed presidential cam­ Mike. He previously had been a 1985-86 and for being generally insure. tion. saying he would delay The corporation, in a prepared Coast Guard seizes speedboat House Purchase and Rehabilitation Fund to prdvide paign. Durant, iii a telephone deputy attorney general. too soft on the industry. Gillies was one of O’Neill’s first until the subcommittee statement issued late Friday, low-interest loans to help buy or rehabilitate interview, denied ul^pllegations!’'''^ NEW , Conn. — The Coast Guard seized The resignation was delivered But the department has won appointees after he was elected to polds a hear^hg in several weeks. defended Durant, saying it has housing containing up to four units. The fam ily that “ He’s faithless te»|i duty. He’8' But, he added. “ It’s very unlikely a $30,000 speedboat under the federal government’s to Gov. William O’Neill la)K\ praise from insurers and regula­ his first full term In 1982. qualifies for the loan must live in one of the units been undermining the Legal uncovered no evidence “ that “zero tolerance” anti-drug policy after a small ’Thursday but was not niaae . tors from other states for re­ that (Durant) could explain these would lend credence to insinua­ ■rae loans are based on a fam ily’s financial needs Services Corporation by personal matters satisfactorily plastic bag of marijuana and a marijuana cigarette public untH Friday. It takes e t t i a ' sponding with a cool head and . O’Neill and Gillies began ser­ and are issued for as long as 30 years at an Interest tions of misappropriation.” were found on the vessel. July 22 and is the second avoiding making the situation vice together in the state House of rate not to exceed 6 percent. ’The 26-foot pleasure boat, called “ Piece of Cake,” resignation by a commissioner in any more difficult. Representatives in 1967 and have ’The money is expected to assist in the purchase of was stopped in the mouth of the Connecticut R iver a month. Economic Development Gillies headed the Governor’s remained good friends. After as many as 225 homes. on ’Thursday night because the registration Commissioner John J. Carson left Task Force On Insurance Costs they served three terms, reappor­ numbers were outdated, according to Coast Guard in June to become director of and Availability during the insu­ tionment put Gillies and O’Neill Jury is still out on Crafts officials. business development for a Hart­ rance crisis. The panel recom­ in the same district and Gillies Spawning salmon count drops A Coast Guard officer assisted state police in ford accounting firm. mended changes in liability law stepped aside. NEW LONDON (AP) _ boarding the boat near the Old Saybrook marina. “ The past five years have been WINDSOR — Fewer salmon have returned to the court by Judge Barry Schaller, purchased by her husband. Unable to reach a verdict after to the questions they had about After half a marijuana cigarette was found on the very rewarding and a source of Connecticut River to spawn this year, say Strands of and human 11 days, the jury in the Richard the chainsaw testimony. dashboard, the entire boat and five men on board considerable professional pride, ” environmental officials who put part of the blame on tissue were found on the jaac Crafts murder trial has agreed ’The response was agreed were searched, said Lt. Jeffrey Hammond of the Gillies said in hisVietter to the quality of fish used to stock the waters. chainsaw, but they could not be Coast Guard. to continue deliberations Sat­ upon by State’s Attorney Wal­ O’Neill. Robert A. Jones, director of fisheries for the state urday at Superior Court. identified as being from the “ The governor thinks Commis­ cl Department of Environmental Protection, said 91 ter Flanagan and defense remains of Mrs. Crafts. For the first time since attorney J. Daniel Sagarin. Fargo tapes tossed out sioner Gillies has served the state Atlantic salmon returned to the river system this getting the case June 23, the very well,” said Jon Sandberg, a year. The state has accused Crafts, ’The defense attorney raised jury went the entire day Friday questions about the circum­ HARTFORD — A federal judge Friday tossed out spokesman for O’Neill. “ It will be He said the number is down from “ slightly under a SO-year-old airline pilot from PATRIOTS PARK without listening to portions of stances surrounding the chain­ hundreds o f tape recordings collected by the FB I a difficult position to fill.” AT COVENTRY LAKE 340 Atlantic salmon that returned to spawn last Newtown, of murdering his during wiretaps of 16 defendants in the $7 million testimony replayed or re-read. saw’s recovery and attempted He said Friday it was too early year. wife. Helle, by unknown means Wells Fargo robbery case. A SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM FOR AGES 6-13 ’The 12-member panel asked to get the jury to infer that it to tell who would be a candidate ’The “ quality of stock that was available and the in November 1986, dismember­ U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Clarie said the at 4 p.m. for a replay of may have been a planted piece for the $67,020-a-year post. R E G IS T E R •SeMlon I-July 11-July22 environmental conditions that occurred during the ing the body with a chainsaw tapes were not sealed by the govem m dtt in a timely portions of testimony dealing and putting the remains of evidence. O’Neill’s choice would be subject • S®8»lon II — July 25 - Aug. 5 release period two years ago” have affected the with a chainsaw recovered fashion. to legislative approval. N i/ W II • Saulon III — Aug. 8 - Aug. 19 number of returning salmon. Jones said. through a wood-chipping The jury on Thursday had ’The ruling virtually eliminated evidence against from the Housatonic River in machine. Deputy Insurance Commis­ ONLY *95 PER SESSION Efforts to return Atlantic salmon to the January 1987. asked to hear a replay of five or six defendants and weakened the cases sioner William J. Gilligan is The chainsaw recovered • Swim Instruction • Roller Skating • Arts & Crafts • Special Eventa Connecticut R iver started in 1966 and the first few another piece of testimony that against others, said members of the defense team considered to be among the likely But the court said it would be from the Housatonic R iver was 9 AM - 4 PM RAIN OR SHINE returned in 1977. Hundreds of thousands of young was cited by the defense who claimed a partial victory. Attorneys refused to candidates. time-consuming to locate the identified by a receipt that LImItsd Busing with Pickups In Bolton, MansfleW & Willimantic salmon have been placed in the river system during attorney in his efforts to get the identify the defendants involved, noting the tapes Gillies, 56, said he will open a portions of tape the jury Crafts’ wife had kept in a box of For Registration Forms or More Information Call 423-4534 the restoration effort. jury to believe there was some remain sealed. branch office for the law firm of wanted, and the panel accepted records, and which she had s ’The salmon spend two years at sea before they type of conspiracy against his U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy said he was LeBoeuf, Lamb, LeibyftM acR ea a written answer, read aloud in turned over to a friend, as one return to spawn. client. deciding whether to appeal the ruling. in Hartford. Windham Regional Community Council U.S./Worid hi Brief _ Navy discounts radar flaw RepoH: Meese could hav(^ been Indicted Midwest Is suffering WASHINGTON (AP) - Independ­ substantially in any matter in which the value of the stock, saying it was Residents of parts of the Midwest were warned as factor in airliner attack ent counsel James McKay concluded he or his family has a financial worth $9,600 instead of $14,000. Friday of unhealthy air pollution trapped by the WASHINGTON (AP) - A Gulf. Attorney General Edwin Meese III interest. Sources familiar with the In granting the waiver, the White and tracking complex, of which could have been charged in connec­ probe, speaking on condition of House counsel’s office mischaracter-' Report leaked; stifling heat wave, and Wisconsin officials said “minor degradation" in radar But Pentagon spokesman said Spy-1 is part, mistook the Airbus rural school projects will be delayed because the aboard the USS Vincennes was tion with his holdings of $14,000 in anonymity, have said McKay was ized liteese as having sold the stock. In they were not sure U.S. forces in for an Iranian F-14 fighter and regional Bell telephone stock, but examining a possible violation by drought will cut taxpayers’ income. repaired before the warship the gulf were monitoring, orwere fact, Meese had transferred the stock A Canadian official said that country would block shot it down with all 290 civilians decided against prosecution. National Meese against the provisions of this to someone else, as a Meese aide had probe vowed entered the Persian Gulf and able to monitor, airtrafficcontrol aboard last Sunday. Since then. Public Radio reported Friday. a proposal to divert water from the Great Lakes played no role in the vessel’s communications at the time of federal conflict-of-interest law. explained to the department’s Office down the Illinois River to the Mississippi. Iowa’s Pentagon officials have been NPR quoted unidentified sources as Meese met in 1985 and 1986 with of Legal Counsel, which supplied the WASHINGTON (AP) - Inde­ failure to correctly identify the the incident. trying to figure out why. pendent counsel James McKay governor declared a statewide disaster because of Iranian airliner it shot down last saying Meese’s lawyers were told executives of four regional Bell White House with the information on “We are looking forward to an In other developments Friday: toward the end of the 14-month said Friday the court order prohib­ the drought. weekend, a Navy spokesman said analysis of the tapes to help companies which wanted the Justice which the waiver was based. Meese The White House said President Reagan will Friday. —President Reagan said the investigation that at least technically, Department to switch its position and was still the legal owner of the stock, a iting any leak of his report on clarify the issue,’ said Lt. Cmdr. question of compensation for the Attorney General Edwin Meese III travel Thursday to the Midwest to talk to farmers, Other Pentagon officials said McKay determined Meese could have urge that restrictions on the types of number of legal experts said earlier Chris Baumann, a Pentagon families of those killed in the been charged with two felonies. NPR had been violated and that he would and Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad said he will have they were awaiting results of an spokesman. business they could engage in be this year. In fact, the attorney general lunch next week ^ th the president and push for incident is one issue “under said it could not determine what lifted. Early in 1987, a few weeks after finally retrieved his telephone hold­ investigate and seek sanctions investigation to learn why the As the Vincennes steamed from consideration." White House spo­ against those responsible. drought-relief measures. Vincennes missed air traffic McKay’s reasons were for not pro­ he obtained a White House waiver ings last year and sold them. its home port in San Diego toward kesman Marlin Fitxwater said ceeding with a criminal case. Record temperatures were reported Friday in at communications and other clues the gulf in May, said Navy allowing him to make a decision Sources who declined to be least 20 ciUes across' the Midwest and into there were “still some open Nathan Lewin and James Rocap, despite his stock holdings, Meese The person to whom the stock had indicating that the Iran Air A300 spokesman Lt. Brian Cullin, an questions” on the compensation been transferred was Meese’s invest­ identified by name said a portion of Tennessee and upstate New York. Airbus was a civilian plane and Meese’s attorneys, declined to discuss approved a reversal of Justice De­ unspecified part in the ship’s issue. He said messages of the NPR report, saying in a statement partment stand, recommending to a ment manager, W. Franklyn Chinn, the 830-page report had been not an F-14 fighter, as officers sophisticated Spy-l radar proved condolence had gone to the who is currently under indictment for leaked to . aboard the ship believed. that McKay’s decision not to prose­ federal Judge that the regional Bell Adair fighting leak to be unreliable. victims’ families in Pakistan, the cute Meese "is, in every real sense, a racketeering in the Wedtech scandal. Executives of the Times in New The chief of Iran’s air force. A replacement was flown to the companies be allowed to enter new York and Washington declined ABERDEEN, Scotland — Charles on United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, vindication” of the attorney general. lines of business. Also in granting the waiver, the Brig. Gen. Mansour Satari, told Arabian Sea, outside the gulf, the India, Yugoslavia and Italy. immediate comment. Friday visited survivors burned in the Piper Alpha reporters in Tehran on Thursday The statement added that “the Meese’s waiver, granted by the White House counsel’s office told repair made and the Vincennes —Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chair­ avenue” by which McKay “arrived at One source said the Times had oil rig disaster, bringing solace and equipment that U.S. systems should have “was fully operational on June 6, White House counsel’s office, was Meese that “you indicate that you needed to treat their bums, and troubleshooter man of the Senate Armed Servi­ that result or the rationale he based partly on erroneous informa­ have no financial interest in or acquired those portions of the been able to monitor 21 minutes of before she entered the gulf," ces Committee, said the United ’Red" Adair flew to the North Sea platform to help conversation in English between employed is entirely beside the tion supplied by one of Meese’s aides. immediate family relationship with report which were made available plug gas leaks. Cullin said. The ship reported to States should adopt a new stance point.” to Meese’s former lawyer and the Jetliner and the airport the battle group in the Arabian Justice Department sources, speak­ the new owner of the stock.” In fact, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher also flew to control tower in Bandar Abbas, in the Iran-Iraq war “equidist­ Federal law prohibits any official ing on condition of anonymity, have Meese and his wife had entered a confidant, E. Robert Wallach. Sea on May 22, he said. ant” between the two warring from participating personally and Aberdeen to console families of those killed in the near the mouth of the Persian The $1 billion ship’s Aegis radar said. Meese’s office underestimated partnership with Chinn’s corporation. world’s worst oilfield disaster — an explosion and countries. fire Wednesday night in which 166 men died. Armand Hammer, chairman of Occidental Petroleum, visited the some of the 64 survivors and Top Mexico party loses ground said his company, which owns the platform, was Volunt(^rs help donating $1.7 million to a trast fund for the inured Rescue leader kidnapped? MEXICO CITY (AP) - Partial In addition to the presidency, 64 associates, known as techno­ and bereaved. The government gave a like sum and results from Mexico’s presiden­ Senate seats and 500 in the newiy crats, and the old-styie the European Economic Community added BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — U.S. Marine Lt. turned over to a tribunal for “to try him for the trapped victims tial election show the ruling expanded Chamber of Deputies politicians. $952,000. Col. William R. Higgins was planning a mission crimes he has committed.” Institutional Revolutionary also are at stake. The Federal Electoral Com­ to rescue eight American hostages in Lebanon “We know from seeing the transcript of Party winning, but with the The Federal Electoral Com­ mission is headed by Interior Nancy picks ghostwriter when he was kidnapped by pro-Iranian forces, interrogation with Higgins ... that he was BROWNSVILLE, (AP) - Volunteers lowest margin in its six decades mission, which controls the vote Secretary Manuel Bartlett, who the chief PLO spokesman was quoted as saying preparing a large-scale operation under the from across the lower Rio Grande Valley flocked of rule, sources said Friday. count, released fragmentary, un­ was one of Salinas de Gortari’s WASHING’TON — Nancy Reagan has tapped one Friday. slogan of rescuing all the American hostages,” here Friday to donate blood, crawl shirtless The figures from the Federal official results early Thursday, chief rivals for the PRI’s presi­ of the nation’s premier ghostwriters. Bill Novak, to The plan was disclosed in a transcript of Abu Sharif told the newspaper, which is based in through tight spaces and do whatever else they Electoral Commission, which a one day after the nationwide dential nomination. help her write her memoirs, the White House Higgins’ interrogation by his abductors, Bassam Christian east Beirut. could for victims of a department store collapse. reliable source gave The Asso­ eiections. It said final results Salinas de Gortari has insisted revealed Friday. Abu Sharif was quoted as saying in the Beirut He did not say how the Palestine UberaUon They ignored temperatures in the 90s and the ciated Press, show presidential were not expected until Sunday. throughout the campaign that a Novak has helped several personalities create daily Ad-Diyar. Organization obtained the purported transcript. threat of collapsing rubble to help dig the living candidate Carlos Salinas de Gor- The leak of a vote' count new era of modern Mexico will be best-selling books about their lives. His crediu “Wehave seen a transcript of the interrogation The interview also quoted him as saying that and the dead out of the Amigo Store. tari ahead with 47.4 percent of the appeared to be made to deflect recognized in which opposition include ‘‘lacocca,’’ the autobiography of Chrysler with Higgins," he told the newspaper during Higgins “had headed the operations department “It’s such an overwhelming response to the popular vote. growing speculation that the voices will be beard. Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca; “Man of the House," what it described as a pre-dawn telephone of the U.S. Delta Force and had arrived in point that we’ve been asking people to come back Cuauhtemoc' C atenas of the ruling party, known as the PRI, the political memoirs of former House Speaker interview. Lebanon wearing (the U.N.’s) blue beret.” later and relieve the people who are tired,” said leftist coalition National Demo­ had suffered a devastating loss. W eM p Thomas P. “Tip" O’Neill; and “The Mayflower Asked about the report. State Department police Sgt. Ben Reyna said. cratic Front was second with 26.7 No presidential candidate since Health Tip 1 Madam,” the story of Sydney Biddle Barrows, who spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley replied, The Delta Force was set up to act against The roof of the popular discount department percent, and Manuel J. Clouthier the PRI’s inception in 1929 has detailed her life running a high-class prostitution “Nonsense." terrorism and other threats to American store crumbled under torrential rain Thursday of the conservative National won with less than 70 percent of service. Higgins, 43, of Danville, Ky., was chief of a interests. afternoon. At least 11 died, 47 were injured and an Action Party third with 20.7 the vote. 76-member obsaf^yer group attached to the U.N. He also said the ousting from Beirut of unknown number were missing. .percent. The slow vote count also is New York beaches closed Interim Force . ^|t,ebanon. He was kidnapped guerrillas loyal to PLO Chairman Yasser “I’m Just here to help somebody who needs The couitt'teH^ 11.7 millWd^bf making evident splits within the Feb. 17 near the southern port city of Tyre. Arafat’s was part of a plan by the United States help,” said Mario Camarillo, of Brownsville, who ’’the 38 milUbHbH registered rotiit »S }' party between the 40-year-old WANTAGH, N.Y. — Lifeguards tried a new way The Organization of the Oppressed on Earth, a and Syria. inched his way into a crawl space to help deliver or 30.7 percent.' ! I Salinas de Gortari and his closest of protecting swimmers Friday: keeping them off pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem faction, claimed Arafat’s loyalists Friday evacuated the BouiJ oxygen to survivors trapped in the twisted Jungle beaches altogether as medical waste once again responsibility for Higgins’ abduction, charing of concrete and steel. washed ashore. el-BaraJneh refugee camp, their last stronghold he was a CIA spy. The United States and UNIFIL in Beirut, after it fell to Syrian-backed PLO “You can’t turn your back on them. I hope With temperatures in the 90s, Jones Beach and denied the charge. dissidenU of Col. Saeed Mouse’s Fatah-Uprising somebody would do that for me,” he said. O p e n H o u s e Robert Moses State Park beach were closed The group said in April that Higgins would be faction. Some volunteers crawled deep into the rubble by Roy D. Kalz, R.Ph. ^cause officials decided a ban on swimming would through a path cleared by a wiry Freddie Saturday, July 9th, Sunday July 10th be insufficient to ensure no one was hurt by the Gonzalez, 34, who is 4-foot-8. 1-800-4-CANCER debris. 12-4 Do you wish infoimaUon on the The only people on the beach were cleanup cjrews “We kept hearing them crying in there, so we prevention or symptoms of can­ searching for additional garbage floating ashore — kept digging and digging. They were all tangled cer? More than 2 million persons bad news for the state and concessionaires, who say Reparations terms debated with wire and pieces of wood,” said Gonzalez. have diaied 1-800-4-CANCER, the the weekend after July 4 is traditionally summer’s Police were not sure how many people and free Cancer Information Service WASHINGTON (AP) - Repub­ national convention, the vice agencies had responded to calls for help by noon of the National Cancer InsUtute. biggest. A crowd of more than 100,000 would lican George Bush vowed Friday families of those people” killed in normally be expected at the state beaches. president tried /to shrug off the attack and repeated his Friday, but Reyna said the volunteers came from They call about symptoms, to “never, ever under any cir­ Democratic charges that his all over the state and some from across the method of detection, treatment, cumstances" pay reparations to understanding that payments to border Mextoo. cash-starved campaign was ille­ the families are under considera­ and proper diet for cancer preven­ Ex-Dukakis aide Jailed the Iranian government for the gally using tax dollars to keep Despite the call for volunteers to work in shifts, tion. Staff members cannot diag­ downing of a civiUan airliner, tion by the Reagan administra­ going, calling them tion — but not reparations. many were ready to stay until the rescue was nose, but can answer many perti­ BOSTON — The former top education adviser to though he said payments to outrageous." complete. South Manchester . nent questions - and the hot line Gov. Michael S. Dukakis was sentenced Friday to victims’ families are teing consi­ “I would never, ever under any circumstances offer reparations “I’m not even sleepy,” said Berta Capatillo, 34, Colonial Style Homes Starting at »295,000. puts you in touch with your local 2>/i years in prison and ordered to pay up to $80,000 to dered. Democrat Michael Duka­ “We’ve bent over backwards to National Cancer InsUtute. the state in restitution for skimming money from a kis said he favored “humanitar­ be within the letter, certainly the to the Iranian government,” he of Brownsville. “I Just want to get those people program he ran. ian assistance" in the case. spirit of the law,” he said to said. out. I think that’s what’s keeping me awake. I’m PfexERMAN B uilding C ompany Gerard T. Indelicato, 42, was ordered to reporters traveling on Air Force In Texas, where Bush votes, hoping they will be alive.” surrender to federal officials Aug. 5. Where he will Under the torrid summer sun, it Two with him to Atlanta from Dukakis campaigned with a On Thursday, Ms. Capatillo collected informa­ 649-9404 643-4631 serve his prison term has yet to he determined. was a day for each of the Washington. Earlier, his aides potential running mate, homest- tion from families looking for missing relatives or friends. Friday morning, after staying up all N«tion«l PrtKripoMM Ccfilttt He had pleaded guilty in federal court in April to nominees-to-be to campaign hard had made similar denials. ate Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, amid Lots are available in this development. We will five charges of conspiracy, mail fraud and tax on the other’s turf. indications that the Massachu­ night, she was filling Gatorade bottles with ice build to suit, bring your plans or select from ours. Asked about the issue of repa­ setts governor’s search for a vice and passing them out to workers, reporters and 348 Main Street evasion in a scheme with three others to bilk an In Atlanta, where the Demo­ rations, Bush said in Atlanta that bystanders. So. Main St. to Spring St. to Gardner to Sunny Brook Dr. Manchester adult education program of some fSO.OOO. crats gather in 10 days for their presidential choice iiiay be enter­ he feels “terribly sad for the ing its final days. 649-1025

iw » a e * » e jn ,s,. - •t . i \ 1 ^ 4 • i ^ I k < ^ I I t I f I r I OPINION Your Neighbors’ Views How could Main Street generate sales and excitement, Bullmooses, like the sidewalk sales, at other times of the year? I RESTRVyCTUR\lA<5 go in peace VewESiiAVK&m/...

By Sarah Overstreet

The Supreme Court insists that I be admitted to the every-other-Saturday venison potiuck supper down at the Bullmoose Lodge. They say that the Royal Bullmooses have been discriminating against me by not letting me in. Gee, I hate to have it said that anyone is doing any action verb against me, especially when I don’t M know what the action verb means, exactly. So I looked up the word “ discriminate” to see what it was the Bullmooses were doing to me. My dictionary defined “ discriminate" as “ action on the basis of prejudice.” I wasn’t sure exactly 1 what that meant, either, so I looked up “ prejudice.” My dictionary defined that as acting with either a “ preconceived preference or bias,” or “ with an "Do another sale day, “ Well. I think some­ irrational h atr^ of a particular group, race or "Maybe do a sidewalk "Probably more sales “ How about a grocery “ Besides the sidewalk maybe with more of a times they should have religion” or to my “ detriment or injury.” sale, also, at another gimmicks, and good store? Then you sales? I work here on New England theme. It an arts and crafts show Well, I was just shocked. I had no idea the time of year. Perhaps parking facilities. I think wouldn’t have to go all Main Street, I live down­ could be a more artistic here, running through Bullmooses felt that way. Here I ’d thought all this when it’s not so hot, it’s hard to park in the way over to the town, I like it. I would kind of thing... Decorate the whole town, and sell time the old fellows just wanted to get off lt>y maybe October or so. Do downtown.” Parkade, or all the way shop here, whatever. the street, with some­ themselves so they could swear, ^ Ich and it in combination with things. Like just before a Florence Gregory over to the other side of But there could be side­ thing on the (street holiday, unless it’s a otherwise do things they’d feel more restrained more arts and crafts 2(M High St. town. And once you’re walk sales more often.” from doing if I were among them. people. I think that light) poles, or some­ snowstorm or some­ Bank clerk here, you could do every­ Cheryl Steinmet: thing running all along thing. I think it would go And really. I ’d never thought I had much to offer would draw a lot more thing. There’s a bank, 79 Wells St. the way. I hadn't really over very big.” them, if they’d asked me to join, seeing as how they Tawana epic lures Barnums people.” drug stores here, every­ Receptionist given it thought, you mostly like to shoot pool, hunt small game and drink Ruth Klemens Douglas Vranas thing else you'd want.” know. I ’m not a city 829 Main St. each other under the table. Some of my friends say Storrs (lived 14 Barbara Plaut I ’m thinking wrong. years in Manchester) planner. Maybe just Retired 17 Norman St. Downey Jr. Show.” as “ Phil Donahue for publicizing downtown My friends tell me it’s to my “ detriment and By Chuck Stone School teacher Typesetter hoodlums.” That is a terrible insult to all more. Maybe have injury” that the Bullmooses don’t allow me a seat at self-respecting American hoodlums. Downey, Thursday night specials. the every-other-Saturday potiuck dinner. They say ’The name, Tawana Brawley, may not strike an whose thoughtless venom spews from his mouth Esther Brandwein I ’m losing the opportunity to "network,” to make immediate mnemonic chord in your mind, but she is without being interrupted by his brain, is the newest West Hartford (lived valuable business associations which will propel me currently the vortex of a storm that has sw irl^ into kid on the electronic block. 20 years in Manchester along my career. I guess I just didn’t understand the biggest media hustle since the phony Adolf Hitler diaries. He has followed capacious Oprah Winfrey whose Housewife that “ career-propelling” was part of my constitu­ shows combine a vast experience (“ I know, it tionally guaranteed rights. I’d always throught the The media is hustling Brawley. Her advisers are happened to me, honey” ) and intense desire to wrap Constitution merely guaranteed me and the hustling the media. And both are hustling the public her smooth brown arms around you and smother Bullmooses the freedom to associate with who­ Brawley is the black teen-ager from Wappingers you with motherly kisses. mever we please, even if that isn’t me. Fall, N.Y.,whoclaimsthatsix white men (including Meanwhile, Donahue, who started it all, comeson iMexico releases terrorist wanted in U.S. Personally, I ’ll admit I ’m a little worried about a police officer) raped her last November and like Jack Armstrong, all-American boy (with white the recent Supreme Court ruling. ITiey say private abducted her for four days. hair), dripping sincerity like syrup oozing out of a clubs with more than 400 members, and whose Any rape is a brutal, dehumanizing experience Vermont maple tree. After Winfrey wasted WASHINGTON-It’s members’ dues are often paid by employers, are of the 1960s. In 1978, his face was the “ imperialist domination” of the But three factors escalated Brawley’s case into a Donahue in the ratings, however, lie was forced to time to haul out Teddy disfigured and both hands were blown Western world. He seemed every bit subject to state and local anti-discrimination laws. gruesome cause cdlehte— her accusion that it was a be less cerebral and more gonadal. Roosevelt’s big stick. As a matter of fact. I ’m darned afraid that some of off when a bomb he was working on the determined revolutionary and racial gang rape, her accusation that a policeman But. all three hosts are variations on the same Last week, the Mexi­ the Bullmooses are going to get into the Royal Order exploded. He was sentenced to 99 Marxist zealot that intelligence re­ participated, and the subsequent role of three theme. Their purpq% is to get as salacious, can government re- Jack years in prison on weapons and ports had painted him to be. His most of Worn-Out Journalists. I’m afraid they’ll want to prominent New York a t y black activists as inquisitorial, compassionate and entertaining as ieased a Puerto Rican start belching and hunting small game there in the explosive charges. fervent expletives were reserved for Brawley’s advisers. On their advice, she has possible, without making idiots out of themselves. separatist who is Dangling Participle Lounge, just when we’re Anderson While being treated in a New York the United States. " I am a member of refused to cooperate with investigating authorities. Not long ago. Donahue did the Brawley case and wanted in the United prison hospital. Morales wove a rope a revolutionary movement which is at starting to talk about fat old men who wear antlers Increasingly, the case resembles a rotten apple in succumbed. States for terrorist ac­ on their ceremonial hats. Hey, I pay my dues and from elastic bandages, hung it from a war with the United States govern­ the criminal justice system’s barrel of already He lost control of his show. The predominantly tivities. In response, the window and shimmied down to ment,” he told our reporter. this is America. I want to associate with worn-out rotten apples. And that’s the problem. White House pro­ journalists, not Bullmooses. black audience and one of Brawley’s legal advisers freedom. He disappeared into the This is the unabashed cutthroat that White New York City-area policemen have took over the show and turned it into a media circus. nounced the action I wonder if the Supreme Court thinks we can’t underground, but the police located the Mexican authorities turned loose victimizod and killed so many blacks under No new information was revealed. No understand­ “ outrageous” and recalled the U.S. discriminate against anyone who wants to join our The man the Mexicans have set free his wife in and soon learned on the grounds he is “ political fighter frighteningly suspicious circumstances in the last ing was increased. When the show ended, the ambassador to Mexico for "consulta­ private clubs, what’s the next step? Let’s say an is 37-year-old William “ No Hands” she was receiving a lot of calls from for the independence of Puerto Rico” three years that blacks are quick to believe any audience was still racially polarized. tions,” a moderately serious form of applicant to the Royal Order of Worn-Out Morales, a leader of the Puerto Rican Mexico. The FBI later tipped off the who had been “ politically reckless accusations. It was show business, not journalism. diplomatic protest. Journalists is not only not a journalist, but also separatist movement called the Mexican authorities that Morales was persecuted.” Media, manupulator Rev. Al Sharpton (a What’s even more troublesome is that when There was only one problem with someone who doesn’t have the money to join. Will Armed Forces of National Liberation, planning to bomb a Mexican-U.S. For that brutish act, it seems to us, fastidiously manicured civil rights hustler), two urbane journalist Ted Koppel interviewed the the U.S. reaction; It wasn’t nearly we be discriminating against the poor by not or FALN. The group claims to be legislative conference in Puebla. the Mexicans ought to pay a very high prominent black civil rights lawyers, and a series of Brawley case participants, he came off as poorly as strong enough. This is a case that admitting her or him to full membership? Will we dedicated to independence for Puerto Mexico on May 28, 1983. He was price. incredible accusations have legitimized Brawley’s Donahue, although he did manage to maintain clearly calls for severe interruption in have to pass the hat anjdlme someone takes a notion Rico; it is, in fact, inclined to captured after an exchange of gunfire charges. Circulation-embattled New York a ty control of his show. commercial and diplomatic relations that resulted in the death of an to join one of our private clubs, so that we don’t cold-blooded murder. newspapers are having daily reportorial orgies. In this videocracy, Donahue, Winfrey and with our southern neighbor for a One intelligence document we have accomplice and a Mexican police­ Dissent in the ranks discriminate against those who don’t have the ante From the gitgo. I ’ve felt that the Brawley case prolonged period. We would even for the game? Downey are electronic P.T. Barnums. seen alleges that the FALN is man. He was sentenced to eight years Some of the professional terrorists was a hoax. I ’m not suggesting she wasn’t raped. I haven’t figured out Koppel’s role yet. suggest sealing the border with and had served five of them when he I might not like the rules other private clubs make responsible for scores of “ terrorist recruited by Moammar Gadhafi to But neither the FBI nor any other police airborne rangers, although the cau­ was released last week. up to determine membership, but Uien they might bombings in the U.S. since its harass the United States are stirring investigators haye been able to corroborate her tious sages of diplomacy might find After an elaborate clearance proce­ not like mine, either. And believe me, I think it’s founding in 1973... (It) has developed up trouble at home. According to accusations. Conflicts in her story involving her that a little extreme. That is about the dure and two trips to Mexico City, our pretty important that the First Amendment an extensive terrorist network intelligence reports.the hired terror­ acUons during the time she was missing have only way to get the message across to stretching across the U.S. and into former associate, Jon Lee Anderson, guarantees worn-out journalists the right to gather ists have clashed with Gadhafi’s local surfaced, as well as information about stormy iHaurlirstrr Hrralft foreign leaders mesmerized by ter­ Mexico. Morales is also developing met with Morales in the spring of 1984 together in a dark tavern, away from Bullmooses. Libyan troops more than once. But relationships within her family. rorists masquerading as political links with insurgent movements in in the maximum security wing of Go In peace, Bullmooses, and don’t set another Founded In 1SB1 that hasn’t discouraged Gadhafi from Then the king of electronic P.T. Barnums, Phil prisoners — that the mollycoddling of Central America.” Reclusorio Norte, a model prison on his schemes to attack U.S. targets. place at the potiuck dinnerjusfyet. The Constitution Donahue, took over center stage...... pubIWwr zealots dedicated to the murder of Morales grew up on the streets of the outskirts of the city. Morales guarantees you the right to associate with GEOflOE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Given the record of the "M ad Dog of Recently, Wall Street Journal critic Robert Americans is an egregious and New York’s East Harlem, picking up described his escape from the prison whomever you please, and the Supreme Court may BEVINS...... Executive Editor the Middle East,” the United States is Goldberg capsulized TV’s nasty throwback to the unforgivable transgression. politics from the radical movements hospital in New Yoric and talked about in little danger. eventually discover that. cameraman, Morton Downey Jr. of “ The Morton ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... 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Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methodist Church, 1226 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Assemblies of God Holllger. Sunday worship; holy eucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S Trinity Covenant Church rlst, 8 and 10 a.m .; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. was a disturbing experience Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), Here is the schedule of events for the coming week a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ The following events are scheduled at Trinity 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chopel open afternoons; public healing at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church; Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. dule; 10 a.m., worship service; 9 a.m , Covenant Church for the coming week: service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; church school. Nursery for preschool­ Editor’s note: This column is hundreds of years protected the Sunday — 7; 30 and 9; 30 a.m., holy Eucharist; 11 10;30 a.m ., worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ers. (647-9141) Today — 1 p.m., softball tournament, Rye Street a.m., Outreach Committee. child care; 6:30 p.m ., hymn sino and 643-9203. Field, South Windsor. prepared by the staff of the rights of its citizens by declaring Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion. praise serylce. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship, with Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News them innocent until proven Bible study and youth fellowship. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pork Mormon Churches. Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. (644-1IM ) ond Church streets, Manchester. An­ the Rev. Paul F. Knight; dedication of vacation guilty. Most of the men (we arrest Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church ef Jesus Christ of Latter- Bible school; 9:30 a.m., coffee fellowship. very few women) in lock-ups are Baptist assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Monches­ Monday — 8:45 a.m., vacation Bible school; 6 Bv Nancy Carr others slept — on the floor. not sentenced. 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., Executive Director There is only one toilet for each Cemmunllv Baptist Church, 585 E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sundov p.m., softball. It stuns me that in the wealthi­ Church of Christ Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m ., priest­ Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer braekfast, bullpen. Correction officers took est state in the wealthiest nation Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., (649-4583) hood and relief society. (643-4003 or Several of us went to Jail the five men at a time to the toilet. These are the activities scheduled for the coming worship service. Nursery care pro­ 228-3715) LaStrada Restaurant; 8:45 a.m., vacation Bible in the world, we should choose to vided. (643-0537) school. day after Memorial Day. The But some men didn’t wait and imprison any human being in week at the Church of Christ; used the wall of the bullpen as a Sunday — 9 a.m., Biblje classes; 10 a.m., worship; Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Gospei Nationai Cathoiic Wednesday — 6 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast, conference was one of six area such conditions for days at a time Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, agencies invited by the Criminal toilet. particularly knowing, as almost communion; 6 p.m., worship with devotional talk by pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Palish Notlenoi LaStrada Restaurant; 8; 45 a.m., vacation Bible a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Church of the Living Ood, an evangel­ Justice Coalition to participate in Men lucky enough to be held in Scott Stafford and Greg Nelson; 7; 30 p.m., ice ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Cathellc Church, 23 Gel way St., Man­ school. all of us do, that with the service. (646-5316) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, what used to be the recreation cream supper. First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown School, North School Street, Manches­ Thursday — 8:45 a.m., vacation Bible school. an educational tour of the Morgan deinstitutionalization of our men­ ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, area had mattresses to put on the Wednesday — 7 p.m., adult and teen films. Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday 8 a.m. (643-5906) Friday —8; 45 a.m., vacation Bible school; 6p.m., Street Jail, in Hartford. tally ill many of them have wound school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. floor. I’m not fussy. After 11 Nursery and Sunday school. softball game. I’m still stunned. up in Jail instead of hospital beds. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week children and years of camping (in service. Nursery at all services. (649- Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 Nazarene I hope you are as disturbed as I Community Baptist Church 7509) E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Department of Corrections tents, not trailers) dirt doesn’t antL Disturbed enough to start First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 vert, pastor. Sundovs, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Main St.. Apology expected Commissioner Larry Meachum horrify me. I would have slept on Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Manchester. Rev. Philip ChaHo, senior asking questions about the pres­ These are the events scheduled for the coming coffeehouse. 7:30 p.m ., first Saturdov of accompanied us on the tour of the the floor before touching one of week at Community Baptist Church; Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of TUPELO, Miss. (AP) — ’The American Family ent overcrowding of our Jails and Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. the month. outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; lockup, which has been improved those mattresses. They were prisons. Tuesday — 7; 30 p.m.. Parents Anonymous. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Full Gospel Interdenemlnatlenal 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Association says CBS should apologize to the public under a court order regulating incredibly filthy and stained. Wednesday —8 a.m., town workshops; 9; 30 a.m., Eddy.pastor. 10a.m.,Sunday school; 11 Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. and nurserv; 6 p.m ., evening praise and fire those responsible for showing Mighty a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., service, nurserv. Mid-week Bible study, overcrowding of Jails. The entire criminal Justice Notices Bible study; 7;30 p.m.. Family Anonymous. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Mouse sniffing what appeared to be cocaine on a There are two “bullpens’ ’ at the p.m. (643-9359) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Saturday morning cartoon. system is overcrowded. Until the ’Thank you to all those who are Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers. p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday Jail. Each bullpen is about 25 feet court order, some men were held making possible the Interfaith Saturday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers. at 7:M p.m., worship service. Prayer Pentecostai ’The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, AFA executive Christian Science line, 646-8731, 24 hours. by 25 feet. Three narrow benches in the bullpens up to^l2 days. Day Camp for Manchester child­ director, said that in the episode. Mighty Mouse are bolted to the floor in the Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ United Pentecestal Church, 187 feels dejected until he draws a handful of powder What does the court order do?' ren referred by local social First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. middle of each pen. 1 Inmates may be housed in workers. Thanks to all the adult North United Methodist N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ from under his cloak, inhaling it, and afterward is Until May 27, each bullpen held church service, Sunday school, and day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 back to normal. non-celled areas (bullpens are and teen-age volunteers. The cost Meetings and events scheduled for the coming care for smoll children. (649-1446) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ 50 men. Since the area was far too not to be considered cells) only if per child per day including their Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah’s Witnesses nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Wildmon says the intent seemed to be to “show small for 50 men, some sat on the week at North United Methodist Church include; chester. (649-8902) ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's that cocaine helps one overcome feeling ‘down’.’’ they are admitted to the facility snacks, meal, transportation and Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with the Rev. William Jehovah's WItnenes, 647 Tolland prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. bench, some found room to sit on after 6 p.m. day trips is only |8. Your gift Turnpike. Manchester. Tuesday, 7 (649-9848) Trench; nursery care; 9;30 a.m., summer church Church of Christ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 the floor, the rest stood. 2 Any inmate so housed in a should be sent to MACC Interfaith school; 7 p.m., sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 Crisis centers promoted There is no eating area at non-celled area after 6 p.m. must Day Camp, Box 773, Manchester Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Morgan Street. There is no Tuesday — 9 a.m., fellowship/service group; 6 streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 o.m., ATLANTA (AP) - Calling abortion the “No. 1 be released from sucii areas no 06040. p.m., softball; 6; 30 p. m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly; pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Wotchtower study. (646-1490) Presbyterian recreation area. The only recrea- later than noon on the following Needed at Samaritan Shelter; gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 social and moral isfAe of our day,” the Southern 7; 30 p.m., ecumenical prayer. a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 Coventry Presbyterian Church, ion room, a small no window, no day. underwear, socks, toothbrushes Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Baptist Home Missions Board is encouraging p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., ventilation area, has had to be Does the court order solve the and toothpaste, razors. Leave at Bible study. Nursery provided for all Jewish — Conservative try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday. churches to start crisis pregnancy centers, says pressed into use holding services. (646-2903) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday board President Larry Lewis. problem of overcrowding? Com- the Shelter, 466 Main St., from 2 to Center Congregational Church Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ prisoners. misrioner Meachum says it only 8 p.m., Monday through Friday, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer ’The board has named Sylvia Boothe, a former Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ meeting. (742-7222) There are cells with two Congregational Plovin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; foreign missionary, as the agency’s first coordina­ displaces the problem. The court or 7 to 10 p.m. weekends. tional Church are as follows; Dr. Leon Wind, robbi emeritus. Servi­ Presbyterian Church of Manchester, stacked cots but these were full order resolves some (not nearly, Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 10 a.m., nursery Belton Conprepotlenol Church, 228 ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRl- tor for abortion alternatives. She has directed a and the overflow were crammed Bolton Center Road, at the Green, a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for chard Gray,pastor. 10;30a.m., worship crisis pregnancy center in Oklahoma City for the all) the problems at Morgan and toddler care; 11; 15 a.m., social hour. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Friday service time. (643-9563) service, nurserv; 9:15 o.m ., Sunday into the bullpens. Since there is no Street Jail by transferring the ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. past two years. eating area, food and drink were Wednesday — 8; 30 a.m., healing prayers in churc^ school; 11 a.m., fellowship; (643-0906) men to another facility. The court church library. 11:15 o.m ., forum program. (649-7077 Jewish — Reform passed in to the men. When the order does not solve the severe THE office or 647-8878 parsonage. men were finished, they threw Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Roman Cathoiic prison overcrowding situation in Center CenereseHenel Church, ii their garbage out onto the floor. Emanuel Lutheran Church Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Thoughts Connecticut. For example, there BIBIE Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Church ef the Assumutlen, Adams The walk areas were ankle deep is no court order at Union Street Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Fridav; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. SPEAKS Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. in garbage. Jail in New Haven. Meachum for the week to come are; worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Sotur- About three weeks ago some delegates to a church The men had to sleep, as well as says conditions are even worse in I- ^ schaal, 10 a.m. (647-9941) d

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Enamels can be put on tailed in Andy Lang's booklet, mercial grower’s blueberry crop Benjamin Franklin, also disco­ ilKanrl|2Bt2r smooth surfaces such as daisy or Nisswa, Minn., which she says blindness were repealed, by the a shaker because they mix well "Wood Finishing in the Home,” from the usual 80 to 90 percent to QUESTION: I was notified hy orchid. has pioneered in portable freeze- Tax Reform Act of 1986. vered hydrochloric acid, sulfur that way, much better than when which can be obtained by sending only 5 percent .... For unknown the IRS that my income tax Rymer uses glass or paper dry systems for preserving flow­ dioxide and nitrous oxide (laugh­ stirred by hand. Varnishes are 7S cents and a long, stamped, reasons, the only bird not fooled QUESTION: After 32 years of return is being audited. This is items of the size used for dessert, ers. O’Neil will be guest curator ing gas). another matter. They will bubble self-addressed envelope to Know- so far is the robin." dedicated employment I ’m retir­ my first time ever after many cereal bowls or shoe boxes, deep this fall for a flower preservation Priestley left England in 1794 up when shaken. Your question­ How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, Six balls per acre were found to ing. I will receive a lump-sum years of filing. Can I take my wife enough so that the drying agent exhibit at the Smithsonian Natu­ for the United States and lived the er’s problem probably stems N.Y. 11743. offer the best protection; yellow- payout in August from my along with me to the audit? She covers the entire flower. ral History Museum. rest of his life in Northumberland. ilfralJi colored balls were most effective. company’s retirement plan. How knows more about tax returns Pa. j * Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday, juiy 9. i9S8

FOCUS / Advice MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1988 — 21 FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Father's cocaine usa^may Where to Write Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, July 9 be linked to birth firoblems P.O. Box 69440 Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 D E A R DR. SlOOAM ® I Lov® Lucy [CN N ] Daybreak R E IN I8H : Is croorganism causing your infec­ Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. CS Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer there any rela­ tions, leaving a few that regrow vice Continues (60 mm ) [ESPN] SportsCenter P.O. Box 91426 (11) Weekend With Crook and Chase tionship be­ after treatment. If you use a [HBO] MOVIE; 'Disorderlies' (CC) Cleveland, 44101 [C N N ] Crossfire tween a woman diaphragm for contraception or Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a Kinsev Report [D IS ] Watt Disney Presents A friendly greedy nephew in the hopes that they will having fertility use a douche, it’s possible to coyote tries to help a woman find her rriiss- drive his millionaire uncle to his grave. The problems, a re-infect yourself (many mi­ KJinsey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch mg husband in the High Sierras. (60 mm.) Fat Boys, Ralph Bellamy, Tony Plana. June M. Reinisch. Ph.D. 1987, Rated PG miscarriage, croorganism can live on the P.O. Box 46 [U S A ] Night Flight; Take-Off to New surfaces of a diaphragm or York Bands [USA] PGM Sale still birth, or a Bloomington, Ind. 47402 child bom with douche nozzle if not cleaned.) 5; 1 0AM [T M C ] MOVIE: The Bounty’ 7:30AM C5) Popeye and Son birth defects if It is also not unsual fora woman During the famous 18th-century South CD Sybervision Seas voyage, an officer of the English sail­ the father uses to have infections caused by two ing ship ■ Bounty" leads a mutiny against 0.1) BraveStarr (CC) cocaine occasionally (about once or more microorganisms. When Captain Bligh and falls in love with a Tahi­ (2$ Popeye expected. In fact my gynecologist every other week) but the mother only one is diagnosed and treated, tian princess. Mel Gibson, Anthony Hop­ Muppets said. " It ’s the price you pay for kins. . 1964. Rated PG. does not? the other continues to grow. This ^ ® M ore Real People intercourse.’’ Lost poem deserves is the reason why each occur­ 5:30AM ® l Love Lucy Ip) It’s Your Business So we have sex. I get an DEAR READER; There are rence of vaginal infection re­ (ii) INN News OD Princesa Caballero infection and an expensive shot, reports that cocaine can reduce a quires a separate diagnosis, and [CN N] Showbiz Today [C N N ] Sports Close-up the infecttion clears up. we man’s erectile ability and his why automatically repeating a to be printed again 5:35AM [HBO] Vigilante: Right or [O IS] Dumbo's Circus abstain for awhile, and then this ability to ejaculate (presumably treatment is often unsuccessful, W rong (CC ) An examination of the in­ [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest thereby also reducing his level of expensive, tiresome cycle even if symptoms seem the same. creasing trend of vigilantism m the United repeats. DEAR States and the consequences for society [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Firstborn' (CC) An ado­ fertility), but the rest of your Many different microorga­ lescent comes to his divorced mother s ABBY: I am 10 6:00AM ® Young Universe (R) side when an unstable drifter moves into questions have not yet been I wear cotton underwear, keep nisms can cause symptoms of carefully studied. Until they are. clean, have tried washing with years old. and (A ) Gilligan's Island their house. Ten Garr, Peter Weller, Chris­ vaginal infection, nearly all have my mom once topher Collet. 1984 Rated PG-13 it is my belief that men who plan soap and water or plain water also been found in male partners, CSD BJ/Lobo immediately after sex, tried with read a poem in \ij) Christian Science Monitor Reports 8:00AM (D Hello Kitty's Furry Tale to become fathers should avoid and testing can be complicated. Theater lubricants and without — nothing your column Dear Abby (2(); New Zoo Revue any unnecessary substances for a Try to find a specialist in sexually D World Tomorrow works. I’ve been tested for titled “ The 61) Com ic Strip minimum of three months before transmitted diseases; often they Abigail Van Buren ® C4tfi Little Clow ns of Happytown (CC) diabetes, chlamydia and other Man in the [C N N ] Daybreak trying to conceive. (It takes more are more familiar than other (it) Visionaries conditions. Glass.’’ She [btS] You and Mo, Kid than two months for sperm cells physicians with the latest diag­ (261 Porky Pig to- be formed, matured, and My husband says if this was a liked it so [ESPN] Action Outdoors With Julius nostic tests and have experience much, she hung Boros (2£ 1^36) Disney's Adventures of the moved through a man's repro­ male problem, it would’ve been G um m i Bears (CC) with more sophisticated labora­ it upon the wall [U S A ] Night Flight: Cartoon Carnival ductive system to appear in the cured by now. Is there a solution? tory procedures and interepreta- (26) Kidsongs (R) (In Sterc9 ) and each day we read it. 6:1 SAM ( D Oavey & Goliath ejaculate.) tion of test results. If you’ve cheated the man in the .381 Wall Street Journal Report Well, I loved the poem so much DEAR READER: It’s impor­ If you’re not aware of such a glass. 6:30AM ® Captain Bob (41) Remi DEAR DR. REINISCH: I have I wanted to share it with my class, tant that both you and your specialist, the local public health AUTHOR UNKNOWN (D Sylvanian Families Rod and Reel Streamside been married for two years, and husband be thoroughly exam­ so I took it to school and lost it! GO Flintstone Kids (CC) [CN N ] Daybreak have suffered several vaginal office can refer you to the nearest My mother is very upset with ined. Even the common "yeast” STD clinic. These were formerly DEAR ABBY: I ’m driving on .1.1) Planet of the Apes [O IS] Good Morning Mickey! M infections — all traceable to vaginal infections can be har­ me and she asked me if I would the highway during the day and Cl6) Headline News [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance sexual activity. My dear husband called VD (veneral disease) bored by male partners without clinics. write to ask if you would please see a car with its headlights on I (4j!) Follow Me [M A X ] MOVIE: 'What's Up Tiger Lily?' BLUE SKIES — Tom Wopat plays a remarried widower in "Blue Skies," an hourlong is terrific about abstinence while any symptoms at all. Your print it again in your column blink my headlights to let the [C N N ] International Correspondents A secret agent finds himself involved in a drama series that airs Mondays on CBS. (Clockwise from top r.) Alyson Croft, Pat Follow instructions carefully. plot to steal the recipe for the world's best they clear up. but I’m getting fed current cycle sounds like the Thank you. Abby. driver know his lights are on [D IS] Mousercise Hmgle, Season Hubley, Danny Gerard and Kim Hauser play his family. up with this cycle. About 85 For example, you must take the egg salad. W oody Allen. Tatsuya Mihashi. "Ping Pong” effect (when a full. amount of any medication WENDY REINGOLD IN MIAMI [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing Mie Hama. 1966. Rated PG. Once, I was stopped bv a highlights. percent of the time I have disease is bounced back and forth [U S A ] Financial Freedom O ) Am ateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min ) prescribed (do not stop if your DEAR WENDY; Here’s ‘The highway patrol officer who asked @ ) French in Action: Divertissements t intercourse I get an infection. between partners) caused by [H B O ] Live From Planet Earth (CC) Al­ d@) Bugs Bunny 1 2:00PM ® Puttin' on the Hits (R) (In I ’ve been to my GP and my symptom^disappear). You both Man in the Glass. ” Clip it and give me if I had some kind of iens land in a T V studio and create a variety 8 ;3 0 A M CD Jim Henson’s Muppet Three Stooges Stereo) treating only one sex partner. show with the juggling Flying Karamazov Babies (CC). (3 ) Sesame Street (CC). d D Conan may be asked to schedule a it to your mother. But first make a emergency — and why was I ® MOVIE: 'Somebody Killed Her Hus­ gynecologist. Both say my hus­ There’s also the possibility that Brothers, singer Bobby McFerrin and magi­ ® Get Smart Isla del Tesoro follow-up test to check whether a copy of it for yourself. blinking my headlights? dD Adam Smith's Money World band' A woman's husband is murdered band doesn’t need to be treated cians Ed Alonzo and Vito Lupo. (In Stereo) ® ® Pound Puppies (CC). Say Brother your current treatment is not treatment has been completely [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch and she and her lover must find the killer or and vaginal infections are to be [M AX] MOVIE: The Mark of Zorro' A stand accused of doing it themselves Far- completely eliminating the mi­ successful. I thought blinking your head­ OD Captain Power and the Soldiers of ID Jack Burill/The GotfScene [ESPN] Sports Trivia T h e Man in the GIb m ” ISth-century nobleman dons cape and the Future rah Fawcetl-Majors. Jeff Bridges, John lights to signal that someone’s mask to combat the corrupt government [CN N ] Morraywaek [U S A ] Kays to Success Wood, 1978. When you get what you want in of Old California. Tyrone Power, Linda Da*^- Oi) intemationat Championship Wres­ [D I S ] Raccoons (in Stereo) lights were on in broad daylight tling (60 min.) ® American Bandstand ( ® M O V IE; 'W olfen' Spiritual Indians your struggle for self nell, Basil Rathbone. 1940. [ESP N ] Outdoor Life 1 1:00AM And the world makes you king was a well-known signal to all (^ Tom and Jer^ (R) (In Stereo) transform themselves into wolf-like beings Breaking a nail biting habit 7:00AM ® Young Universe [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ovar the Top" While to terrorize New York City. . for a day. motorists. Or am I mistaken? @ ) (S) Smurfs (Cc7.^' CSD Charlie's Angels . dD Star-Corn training for an international arm-wrestling Gregory Hines. Diane Venora 1981. AL JOHNSON @ ) Sesame Street (CC). competition, a trucker tries to re-establish ® You Can't Beat Boldness ® Black Sheap Squadron Just go to a-niirror and look at C D Great Weekend (60 min.) D E A R DR. yourself HOBBS. N.M. MOVIE: 'California Passage' A sal­ a relationship with his estranged son. ® W W F Wrestling Spotlight dD G.L.O.W. Wrestling Check wfth a dentist. CD Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera Sylvesjer Siattone. Robert Loggia, Susan GOTT: Our son oon owner is framed for a stagecoach rob­ dD Star Search (60 min.) dD Bultwinkle Another cause of ear pain is the And see what THAT man has to DEAR AL: Blinking headlights 01) BraveStarr (CC). Blakefp 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) has a problem say. bery by his partner. Forrest Tucker, Adele (S ) Ebony/Jet Showcase nerve disorder, neuralgia. This is not only a well-known signal in CiD M O V IE: 'Th e Hypnotic Eye* An epi­ Mara. 1950. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'A Piece of the Action' ^ MOVIE: 'The Legacy' An American biting his nails (E) W W F Wrestling couple are among those summoned to a diagnosis may require special For it isn’t" your father or the USA and Canada, it’s a demic of beautiful women disfiguring (M) Ask the Manager Tw o crooks are blackmailed Into aiding a and hands. He themselves leads detectives to a stage community center while trying to fend off @ Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock (CC). British mansion because of a supernatural testing by a neurologist. Start mother or wife (41) Maquina del Tiempo legacy. Katharine Ross, Sam Elliot 1979. has bitten the Dr. Gott universal way of saying, “ Hey. hypnotist. Jacques Bergerac, Merry A n­ mobsters they once ripped off Sidney Po- @ ) From a Country Garden with a dentist, then work through Whose judgment upon you must friend, turn off (or on) your ders. Marcia Henderson. 1960. @ Woodwright's Shop itier. Bill Cosby. 1977. Rated PG. (In P Foofur (CC) insides of his Peter Gott, M.D. pass. Stereo) p ) Greatest Sports Legends Profiled hands and your doctor to find what other headlights." (fD Starcom Slim e Tim e Babe Ruth. dD Lap Quilting (R) specialists can help you. In the The fellow whose verdict [CN N ] Big Story [U SA] Discover knuckles for so Since it’s a motorist’s way of ® Moppets ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) O ) National Collage Rodeo Champion­ process. X-rays of your jaw may counts most in your life [P lS] New Adventures of Winnie the 10:00AM CJ) Pee-wee's Playhouse ships (60 min.) long that there attracting attention, it’s comfort­ (3 ) Daktari Hispano Pooh (B Wrestlir^g: WWF Superstars of ® Black Perspective be appropriate. Is the one staring back from the ing to know that the highway Ring Around the World dD Washington Week in Review (CC). are big calluses glass. [ESP N ] Outdoor Sportsman Wrestling (M ) M O V IE: 'Th e Great SnfTokey Road­ and some raw DEAR DR. GOTT: For 20 patrol is so alert. (P) A M Boston dD Fall Guy years, we have had a family Some people might think you’re [H B O ] M O V IE: Lethal' Marked for death ® ® Real Ghostbusters (CC). block' A veteran trucker, determined to places that just won’t heal. Now ^ Natural Weight Loss by his own agency, a KGB agent becomes [D IS ] Sweat Land of Liberty Time-lapse make one last cross-country run, is joined programs areavailableinornear a straight-shootin’ chum ® Kick : Worid Championship he’s a teenager and is very physician who is an osteopath. (4$ Aventuras del Pequerto Principe easy prey for information-seeking CIA op­ (60 min.) photography is featured in this portrait of by a madam and her girls Henry Fonda. your community, your son might And call you a wonderful guy. Is your social life in a slump? eratives. Michael Billington, Denise Du- American life, including the July 1986 Sta­ Eileen Brennan, John Byner. 1978 I ’ve had osteopathic surgery with 0 D Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) tue of Libeny celebration. conscious of his hands. He’d like consider hypnosis. This some­ But the man in the glass says Lonely? Get-Abby’s booklet. Barry, Michael Ansara. 1985. Rated PG- ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) great success, yet people still ask 13 GLOW; Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ to quit the habit. What sort of you’re only a bum “ How to Be Popular” — for Best of Scholastic Sports d D Lucha Libre (60 min.) times helps adult nail biters. me, "Why don’t you have a Channels tling America doctor should he see? people of all ages. To order, send 9:00AM D McCreary Report @ Sasams Straat (CC). |R) regular doctor?” Would you If you can’t look him straight in ^ (E ) A LF (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve had a D QO) M y Pet Monster (CC). the eye. your name and address, clearly HulfciCCT - Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre ® MOVIE: ‘Foatar and Lauria- Two DEAR READER: Habits such comment? WNVW m (S) W W F Wrestling Spotlight dull earache for six months. Two N « Vdfe. IgV dD Superman with this big-budget send-up of "Star young officers of different recial back- as this are hard to break. Your He s the fellow to please, never prinledk plus check or money ¥V71iM> MMMnaikCT El Tesoro del Saber ENTs have found nothing wrong. DEAR READER: As I have OD Solid Gold in Concert (R) (In Stereo) Wars '. Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick grounds are ambushed by a group of mili­ son would probably be best mind all the rest order for 12.88 (83.39 in Canada) Nn*Y«fe,NV @ ) Tony Brown's Journal Moranis. 1987. Rated PG, (In Stereo) tary extremists. Perry King. Dorian Hare- Is it worth getting an X-ray? said in this column before, the W*w Torti. MV Mighty Mouse wood, Talia Shire. 1975, helped by behavioral modifica­ For he’s with you clear to the to: Dear Abby, Popularity Boo­ WMCT Hartfcrd, CT dD World Wide Wrestling modem osteopath is equivalent in end. klet, P,0. Box 447, Mount Morris. WTXX WMwbwV.Cr (M M O V IE; 'Dark Alibi' Forged [U SA] Deal-A-Meal [CN N] Newsday tion. Many large hospitals have DEAR READER; If qualified WWLP fingerprints send Charlie Chan, the Oriental [D IS ] Kaleidoscope Concert skills to the M.D. Unlike chiro­ III. 61034. Postage and handling ®Ptw*Snaui, M A 1 1:30AM ® Dom DeLuise Show these programs, which are de­ otolaryngologists have failed to And you’ve passed your most WEDH Hartford. C T sleuth, on another baffling investigation. [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull [D IS] My Friend Flicka practors, homeopaths and natu­ are included. dD Forever Lean signed to help people alter habits find a cause for your ear pain, the dangerous test WTWS New Lanrion. C T J Sidney Toler. Mantan Moreland. Benson [HBO] MOVIE; 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ [ESPN] Horsa Show Jumping: U.S. ropaths, osteopaths obtain virtu­ wvrr Hartford. C T Fong. 1946. ® ®i) New Archies (CC) and regain control of their lives. pain is probably coming from If the guy in the glass is your wsw tionate send-up of the popular T V series Opan Championship, from O xl^ge. ally the same training as M.D.s friend. QD Capitan Centella features Joe Friday's nepl^w on the trail ® ) Food Preserving (R) Conn. (Taped) Behavioral modification involves tissues other than the ear. For worn of a power-hungry evangelist: Dan Ayk­ They are "regular” doctors and WXTV La Plaza @ ) Three Stooges ^B O ] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stawart's You may fool the whole world P a iin aii. HJ Z royd, Tom Hanks, . a system of aversion therapy and example, you may have a dental EMERGENCY WGBY Com ing Homo* Fresh from boarding usually are licensed by the same SpHnglMd. MA £ © ) Treasure Mall 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® Flintstone Kids (CC). reward; Inappropriate behavior problem, such as a bad tooth or down the pathway of years Fire — Police — Medical WTIC Msrlford.CT . £ school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ medical boards as M.D.s. If your CNN [D IS] Donald Duck Presents [USA] PGM Sale dD El Reino Salvaje is "punished” and suitable be­ temporomandibular joint dys­ And get pats on the back as you Cal^ Nawa Nat. ' (cm n i paign aimed at his father's political career. family physician is an osteopath DISNEY DtanayCtiawial [ESPN] Fishin' Hole ^ W a ll Striwt Weak: Eat. Drink and Jon Cryer. Lynn Redgrave. Ntcl^las Pryor havior is supported. function, an abnormality of the pass. ESPN 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz week and you are happy with his care, DIAL 911 Sporta Networii nsPNi [U S A ] Cellulite Free 1987 Rated PG-13. But your final reward will be HBO Home fca, o w e ^ If no behavioral modification jaw joint that can cause ear pain. 10;30AM d ) Mighty Mouse; The [ C N N ] Baseball '88 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Assassination' A Se­ stick with him. In Manchester CINEMAX Ckiafvim rMAm 9:1 D A M [CNN] HMithwMk heartaches and tears N e w Adventures (CC). cret Service agent tries to get to the bot- TMC Mevlectiamal . ^ [D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales d D Essence USA USA Network . 9 : 3 0 A M (3 ) !SD Uttl* w izards ICC). [ESPN] OameDay m Suparman ® ) Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). [U S A ] Cellulite Free ConllnuMi... M — MANCHESTER HERALD, SaturdBy, July 9, IftM ■*'*■**' ■ 4 I , . . . .

from Seattle, W ash. (60 min.) (Live) MANCHESTCR HERALD. SaturdaM. July 9, 1IW8 — M Saturday, Continued T O U R O F [HBO] MOVIE: 'Disorderlies' (CC) DUTY Three bumblirig orderlies are hired by a SNAFU by SnM* BgaHto greedy nephew in the hopes that they will KmrCARLVLC bylArryWrl«M On CBS's "Tour drive his millionaire uncle to his grave The Satiifdav, Continued tom of an apparent plot to assassinate the Pa* Ralph Bellamy. Tony Plana. MOVIE: 'The Touch of Satan' first lady. Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland, Ste­ [USA] of Duty," airing' 1987. Rated PG. Murderous sisters pact with the devil in phen Elliott, 1987. Rated PG-13. (In SATURDAY, order to halt the aging process. Michael ® High Mountain Rangers Stereo) JU LY 9, Anderson Matt and Avila locate a pair of missing Berry, Emby Mellay, Lee Amber. 1971. [D IS ]2 1 / 2 D s d * A widower, a divorcee, skiers, but soon find themselves and the 1 1 : 3 0 P M CB Entertainment This [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) (Terence Knox, a bachelor and their five children move in 2:10PM [C N N ] Health week misfit duo at the mercy of Mother Nature W eek Interview: Michael Gross 1 2:30PM (£ She . the Sheriff I.) and Percell (60 min.) (R) together to beat the high costs of housino ("Family Ties"). (60 min.) (In Stereo) 2:30PM CE) America's Top Ten (60 min.) Ql) Top Cat (Tony Becker, ® GD Family Double Dare CB MOVIE: 'Where Eaglet Dara' Com­ d D Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) r.) escort USO per­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ mandos parachute behind enemy lines to @ I'm Tellingl (CC). ® Basebeirs All-Star Comedy Classics (H ) Make Yourself at Home (R) tionate send-up of the popular T V series discover the names of Gernian spies that formers (Nar- Host Robert Klein takes a humorous look @ ) Kovels on Collecting features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail have penetrated British forces. Richard d D Cprreras de Autos: Portlartd Interna­ iette DePalma, sec­ at some of baseball's classic moments; in­ of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ Connecticut Outstanding Young Ci­ tional Raceway (2 hrs.) Burton. Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure. 1969. tizens Awards ond from I., and terviews with Mickey Mantle. Pete Rose royd. Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer. @ ) Make Yourself at Home and Reggie Jackson. (60 min.) 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® Star Search (60 min.) [C N N ] Evans & Novak Cynthia Bain) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ® MOVIE: 'Sirtgin' In the Rain' When [MAX] M O V IE : 'O ver the T o p ' While GD M O V IE: 'Th e Fury' A young psychic [D IS] Zorro through the Jun­ motion pictures become talkies, a film stu­ is kidnapped by espionage agents and [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Captain from Castile' training for an international arm-wrestling gle. (Rebroadcast) dio must search for new stars. Gene Kelly must be found before the fury of his power 1 :00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Murder by Accused of heresy, a 16th-century noble­ competition, a trucker tries to re-establish Death' An eccentric millionaire invites Debbie Reynolds. Donald O'Connor..1952! a relationship with his estranged son. breaks loose. Kirk Douglas. John Cassav­ man flees the Spanish Inquisition and sets etes. Andrew Stevens. 1978. twelve world-famous detectives to his sail for the New World with Hernando Cor­ CHECK IISTINGS GD M O V IE: 'Conan the Bart>arian’ A Sylvester Stallone. Robert Loggia. Susan mansion for dinner and a murder. Peter tez. Tyrone Power, Jean Peters, Cesar FOR EXACT TIME warrior-thief and his tw o companions are Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) G® Wendy and Me Falk. Peter Sellers, Maggie Smith. 1976. Romero. 1947. set out to free a king's daughter from a cult [TMC] M O V IE : 'Predator' A paramilitary S® D .C. Follies Guest; actor Alan Rachins of snake worshippers. Arnold Schwar­ rescue team is stalked by an imergalactic ("L A. Law"). (R) C£ High School Football: New Jersey MOVfE: -ShMUck*' Two 3:00PM CB zenegger. . Sandahl trophy hunter in the jungles of South Amer­ North-South All-Star Game From Rut­ con-men, one black and one white, join ® (M l Saturday Night Live Host: Mark SD Ch«*p)rito (S) (S) NBC News Bergman. 1982. ica. , Carl Weath­ gers Stadium in New Brunswick. (3 hrs.) forces to outwit slave traders in the pre- Harmon. Musical guest; Suzanne Vega (Live) ers. Elpidia Carrillo. 1987. Rated R. (In Civil W ar West. Larry Hagman, Lou Gas- @ Victory Garden (CC). d® Motorweek A test of the turbo­ G® MOVIE: 'Attack Force Z' A special ("Luka"). (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) operations unit tracks down Japanese de­ Stereo) (S ) M O V IE : 'Godzilla Raids Again' Pre­ sett. Blythe Danner. 1974. [C N N ] Big Story charged Toyota Celica all-trac four-wheel @ ) Fawtty Towers fectors on a South Asian island. Mel Gib­ historic monsters Godzilla and Angorus drive coupe; advancements in automotive ® ® Amen (CC) The Rev. i l l T and T (C C ) A modern-day Robin 5:00PM CB Q® son. John Philip Law, Sam Neill. 1981. 9:30PM (3 ) Racing From Plainsfield trample Osaka as they battle each other for child safety seats; the Chicago Auto Gregory’s confused by a wealthy widow Hood terrorizes an upscale grocery store. 7-1 supremacy. Hiroshi Koizumi, Setsuko (R) (In Stereo) ® A -Te a m Part 1 of 2. Show. MOVIE: 'They Were Expendable' who offers to make a donation to the ® MTV Summer Ct^icert '88 "Congratulations] You're the one-milllonth Wakayama. Minoru Chiaki. 1959. dD Little House on the Prairie The P T boats, used in fighting the Ja­ church's day-care center but seems more (H ) M O V IE : 'Prom Night' A crazed killer (M) W hat's Happening N o w l Maurice G D M O V IE: 'Th e Blob' A man-eating patient to conie to this emergency roomi" (1$) Josie and the Pussycats shows Danny how to meet women. (R) panese in the Pacific during Worid W ar II interested in him. (R) (In Stereo) mass of outer space slime terrorizes a stalks high-school seniors at the class @ ) Wrestling: WWF Superstars of prove their importance. Robert Montgo­ ® Return to the River prom. Leslie Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis. Wrestling ® Alice [CN N ] TMs Week in Japan small town. Steve McQueen. Aneta Cor- mery. John Wayne, Donna Rfted. 1945 seaut, Earl Rowe. 1958. SD Collectors Casey Stevens. 1980. (S ) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin’ • A B C N ew s (CC). ® ® Fact* of Ufa (CC| Jo and 8lau 10:00PM CB CB New* ON THE FAtnuCK by ■III Holbraek (S) Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) Outdoors [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred @ ) M O V IE : 'M ogam bo' This romantic (ID Noticiaro Univision both receive interesting, if unexpected CB ® ABC New* Special: Drug*: A Hickman, Nick Charles. triangle is set against the backdrop of a big @ ) Madeleina Cooks @ } Saint proposals from their boyfriends. (R) (Iti Plague Upon the Land (CC) Peter Jen­ game hunter's ranch in the Kenya veld. (ID Throb After her first hit single, a teen­ [E S P N ] A W A Champkmship W restling ® Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) age gospel singer discovers she can't han­ Stereo) nings examines drug use and its effects on 1 H6ARTFIHRE Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly ® MOVIE: 'dry for Happy' A Navy com­ trm/ vepfiiKnmre A GROWING- dle the success. American culture. (60 min.) 1 2 : 0 0 A M G® Foliplaxx ACE A lOiTti/ 1954. ^ bat photography team in Japan sets up [CN N] Newswatch O ) W ild Am erica (C C ) Marty Stouffer H A V E b e e n V f V P S t B t f , 6 0 R £ F 0 B B £ temporary quarters in a geisha house. surveys the diversity of American birds, G® HeacNInee on Trial (R) [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Summer [C N N ] Pinnacle ® Tales From the Darkside Tl(£ K ^ m m o n . AND IN THE COtplilpn, (S) Wild Kingdom Glenn Ford. Donald O ’Connor. Miiko Taka. including the arctic tern and the roadrun- WHAT PROBLEM. 1961. Nationals, from Atco. N.J. (60 min.) (R) [D IS] Here's Boomer ner. ® 30th Anniversary of Rock and Roll (3) MOVIE: 'Slice of Death' A young A w r £>F PEOflE ARE S3) L a t'i G o Bowling (60 min.) (60 min.) P 0 E 5 AIDS: Everything You & Your master of the martial arts vows to restore S i) Santo Domingo Invita @ Motorweak The BMW 750iL V-12 [HBO] 7.00PM ® Lifestyles of the Rich and ® (MOVIE: 'From Here to Eternity' lP6T...(0nH NO IPEA TH AT . Family Need to Know (CC) An examina­ ® Hunter Hunter is puzzled by the the Shaoltn Monastery after it is destroyed luxury sedan; professional driving school Famous Actress Susan Sullivan ("Falcon Based on the novel by James Jones The ® WondarWorics: The Littleat Horse tion of AIDS, based on the findings of Sur- CIA's interest in the brutal murder of a fa­ -by the Ching dynasty. David Chiang, Lo J ^ R E To 60. IAEAN.7)! tips for tightening driving skills. Crest” ); former tennis champion Bobby calm before the storm is seen through the Thieves (CC). Pan 1 of 2. (R) geion (Senreal C. Everett Koop, to answer mous Hollywood starlet. (60 min.) Part 1 of Lieh. 1978. Riggs; early '60s recording artist Bobby eyes of five people stationed at Pearl Har­ [CN N ] Your Money the most commonly asked questions 2. (R) (In Stereo) M O V IE: 'Sleuth' A suspense writer [CN N] Nawsday Rydell. (60 mm.) (R) bor just before Worid W ar II. Natalie GD about the disease. (60 min.) invites his wife's lover to his house for an [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson Wood, William Devane. 1979. Pan 2 @ ) Combat! [D IS] AmatlM at the Olympjcs Oocu- (B Too Close for Comfort evening of fun and diabolical games. Laur­ mentary profiling American Olympic cham­ [ESPN] PBA Bowling: $140,000 Tuc­ [MAX] MOVIE: ’Jeremiah Johnson' A ® M O V IE: -ExcaUbur' The sorcerer Mer­ GD Hill Street Blues ence Olivier. Michael Caine. 1973. son Challenge, from Arizona. (2 hrs.) (R) 19th-century adventurer abandons civiliza­ ® (§ ) W heel of Fortune (CC), pions such as Jesse Owens, winner of four lin helps young Arthur gain England's two [CN N ] Headline News tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wilder­ ® ) It's a Living Richie spends a bundle [CN N] Newsnight gold medals for track and field (1936). greatest treasures, the enchanted sword m 3:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'C«tle Annie ness. , Will Geer. Stefan [D IS ] Ehris Presley; Aloha from Hawaii Wilma Rudolph, triple gold winner in track when he's promised a lucrative business Excalibur and the beautiful Guinevere. NicoU [HBO] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stewart's and Uttle Britches' Tough guys and ban­ Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG. deal. (R) performs some of his biggest and held (1960) and Mark Spitz, seven­ Williamson. Nigel Terry, Helen Mirren Com ing Hom e' Fresh from boarding dits ride the range in pursuit of banks to hits in this concert originally shown world­ time gold winner for swimming (1972). (2 [U S A ] Double Trouble QD T and T (CC ) A modern-day Robin 1981. school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ hrs.) rob and lawmen to fight. Burt Lancaster. wide, live via satellite. (75 min.) John Savage. Rod Steiger. 1980. Rated Hood terrorizes an upscale grocery store. paign aimed at his father's political career. WIN1MROF byDIefcCavam 5:30PM (S) Victory Garden (CC) (In Stereo) Superesrrier (C C ) A defecting Soviet [LiSA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, Nicholas Pryor. [E S P N ] Tennis: U.S. Pro Championship PG. pilot nearly sparks an international incident dD Tu Musica 1987. Rated PG-13. Semifinals From Brookline, Mass. (2 hrs.) O ) Charles in Charge (CC ) After hearing when he crash-lands on the (^orgetown 10:30PM QD W erew olf (C C I A greedy (Live) 3:30PM (X) MOVIE; -Chariie Chan on ® T N s O ld House (CC). (R) sad news, Charles dreams that all the Pow­ (60 min.) (R) Broadway' Chan finds that murder takes heir frames Eric for the murder of his wife's 1 2 : 3 0 A M CB solid Gold in Concert KIASTyMCNlARF MAY NOT THE CAMP HE W A e > THEY DON'T USUALLY ell family members have turned into other wealthy grandmother. (R) (R) (In Stereo) [M A X ] Hollywood Uncensored Hosts the stage and a missing diary holds a politi­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [CN N] PrimeNews BE aOltskS TO SUMMER. QOIIMS TO HAS BEEN Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Peter Fonda real-life or storybook characters. CONDEMN THEM UNTIL cal scandal. Warr>er Oland, Joan Marsh, [D IS ] Anim als in Action Featured: spe­ [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Th e Brood' A couple ® Benny Hill ® Mindpower CAMP THIS YEAR. look at scenes from movies that were cen­ (SD M am a's Family Mama's jealous when CONDEMNED. A FTER NASTYfe Donald Woods. 1937. cies that rely on armor for protection. moves into a house only to discover that QS INN News G® New Grooves With Meg Griffin sored. Featured; Don Murray. Jane Rus­ lola spends time with a new friend. (R) / BEEN T H E R E . . . sell. Marlin Scorsese and Eli Wallach. (90 Sea Hunt Mike searches for Jennifer ( T M C J M O V IE: 'Th e Barbarians' A n evil they are not the only occupants. Oliver Q i Cleeiified 18 (S ) Cellulite Free in Twenty-eight Days min.) when she turns up missing at sea. (R) tyrant faces the wrath of muscle-bound When Havoc Struck Reed, Samantha Eggar. 1979 ® M O V IE : 'Cfilnstown' A small-time GD Can You Be Thinner? @ ) Pizza Gourmet twins when he enslaves their beautiful Hee Haw (R) [U S A ] HoHywood Insider queen. Peter and David Paul, Richard 8:30PM ® © ) Family Double Dare private eye stumbles on a big case which [CN N ] Evans & Novak (§E) A rt of W illiam Alexander artd Lowell Consumer Challenge: Blublocker |R) involves graft and murder. . • C ^ 1:30PM ta) Rocky and Frianda Lynch. Eva LaRue. 1987. Rated R. [ESP N ] Australian Rules Football (60 M Speers: Mountain and Pond ® It's a Living Dot s boyfriend is as­ 227 (C C ) When Mary and Sandra Faye Dunaway. 1974 ® (S) Major Loagua BaaaiMlI: Naw [U S A ] Check It Outt min.) [C N N ] International Correspondents signed to review her performance in a form a pillow-making company, seam­ GD T u Musica (Repeticion) Voik M ata at H ouiton A ttroa (3 hra.) 6:00PM (B ® ® (S) ® News musical. stress Mary is stuck with all the hard work [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Music (Live) [TM C ] Short Film Showcase [M AX] MOVIE: 'Commando Squad' Videos ...... ® What’s Happening Nowl Maurice (SI Ba*«ba)) All-Star Comedy Clasaic while salesperson Sandra mingles with the American govemreent agents infiltrate a ® ) Bodywatch (CC). (R) public. (R) (In Stereo) 4:00PM d) S h Wki* wotM of shows Danny how to meet women. (R) (60 min.) Mexican drug-and-gun smt^gling opera­ 1 :0 0 A M ® America's Top Ten 7 -y 7_'X Sport*; Olympic Boxing Trial* Sched- fmSbvWA [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday ® A -T e a m Part 2 of 2. G D S ^ w d o GIgente Programa de varie- (H) This Old House (CC). tion run by a former serviceman. Brian (E) WWF Wrestling O I*Uj uled: Olympic Boxing Trials, from Cortcord. Thompson, Kathy Shower, William Smith [HBO] MOVIE: The Zoo Gang' An al­ Calif. (2 hrs.) (Live) (B) Chaila* )n Charge (CC) Misunder- dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- © ) W ild Am erica (C C ) Naturalist Marty @ ) Secrets of Success coholic ex-wreatler teaches a group of kids istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don 1987. Rated R. standings result when Charles gives Jamie Stouffer takes in an orphaned grizzly and U3. ACHRt by Jbn Oevit (B Knight Rider ,f=fancisco. (3 h r s . , m i n . ) Bizarre how to fight when the town bullies make and her boyfrierKi advice on romance, eventually returns it to the wild. Pari 2 of 2 [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Thaater their lives miserable. Ben Vereen, Jason (R) (3 ) MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes ertd the C3) NW A Wrestling ® : The Next Generation (CC) d® Blue Knight 1 1 :00PM CB’CB ® ® ® Neva* Secret W eapeM Sherlock H olm ei^ants Gedrick, Jackie Earle Haley. 1985. Rated Inhabitants of the planet Aldea. unable to [D IS ] Sweet Land of Liberty Time-lapsu PG-13. @ MOVIE: 'The Demon and the to make sure thst irrformation concerhing a M u m m y’ A Chicago reporter interested in ® Friday the 13th: T h e Series A former reproduce, plan to rebuild their race by kid­ photography is featured in this portrait of CBToxI new weapon doesn't fell into arch-enemy [TM C ] MOVIE: Sheens' An American the occult becomes involved in two mur­ policeman, whose wife's car was bombed, napping several children from the Enter- American life, including the July 1986 Sta­ CB Mort After Dark seeks revenge on a crime boss — and a pnse. (60 mm.) (R) Professor Morierty’s hands. Basil Rath- T V producer falls in love with a jungle ders. Darren McGavin. Keenan Wynn. tue of Liberty celebration. QD Cheers queen out to stop an educated native 1975. deadly sheriff’s badge plays a prominent bone, Nigel Bruce, Kaaren Verne. 1942. [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [ESPN] Arena Football: New England prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ role in his quest. (60 min.) (In Stereo) OS Kaye to Success [D IS ] America at the Olympics Docu­ French Chef: Le Cocktail (R) at Detroit or Los Angeles at Chicago (2 [D IS ] M O V IE ; 'Starlight; A Musicial mentary profiling American Olympic cham­ can kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted Wass ® DeGrassi Junior High (CC). hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) ® Y ou C an't Take It W ith You Grandpa Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. (S) MOVIE: 'Detective Story' A New M ovie' A group of talented city kids vie wishes his family was more harmonious pions such as Jesse Owens, winner of four York detective becon>e8 paranoid about ® Record Guide with a local developer for the future of a [U S A ] Cover Story 9:00PM (X) Kane & Abel (C C ) Tlw suc­ when everyone starts bickering. (R) gold medals for track and field (1936); tracking down and prosecuting criminals. ® Jaffersons (CC). Catskill Mountain camp. Kario Salem. Jean cess of Baron Hotels smooths the way for Wilma Rudolph, triple gold winner in track Taylor. William Hickey. 1988. G® Blackadder 2:00PM (B MOVIE: Charfla Chan at Kirk Douglas. Eleanor Parker, \^liam Ben- dD Topo Gigio Abel to finance the political aspirations of and field (1960) and Mark Spitz, seven­ dix. 1951. V @ ) Diacovar time gold winner for swimming (1972). (2 the Opera' Music mixes with murder and Doctor W ho [ESPN] SportsCenter insurance agent David Osborne; Kane mar­ (IZ) hrs.) the famed Charlie Chan is called in to solve © ) Julia Child and More Company [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Speceballs' (CC) Mel ries an attractive widow; Abel and his GD PELICULA: 'Nosotros loa Pobres' the mystery. Warner Oland. Helen Wood d D It's a Living Richie spends a bundle Si) MOVIE: 'Along Came a Spider' A Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre daughter Florentyna share an emotional Una historia humana qua represents una [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Detective School Dro­ 1936. when he's promised a lucrative business epoca del cine mejicano. Pedro Infante, young widow goes to incredible lengths to with this big-budget send-up of "Star visit to Poland. (2 hrs.) Pan 2 of 3. (R) pouts' A penniless private eye teaches a deal. Blanca Estela Pavon, Katy Jurado. C B W e Got It Made Mickey’s look-alike prove that a professor was responsible for W ars". Mel Brooks. John Candy. Rick ® GD Dirty Dozen: The Series The detective-novel junkie the tricks of the [CN N] Newswatch cousin creates trouble when she leaves her her scientist-husband’s death. Ed Nelson. Moranis 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Dozen enlists the help of a demolitions ex­ trade while on a complicated case that J L £ fiance. (R) © ) Ever Dacraaairtg Circles Ann decides brings them to Italy. David Landsberg, Susanrte Pleshette, Richard Anderson. [D I S ] Missing Adventures of O zzie and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Firstborn' (CC) An ado­ pen on a mission to destroy a dam, una­ Martin needs help to deal with his hyperac­ Harriet Lorin Dreyfuss, Christian De Sica. 1986. CS) Underdog 1970 lescent comes to his divorced mother's ware he is a German spy. ( M min.) |R) (In tivity. Martin misunderstands Ann and Stereo) Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® M O V IE; 'Sergeant York' The story of [D IS ] Raggedy Ann and Andy: Musical [ESPN] Rodeo: 1987 National Finals side when an unstable drifter moves into thinks that she is the one who needs help. their house. Ten Garr, Peter Weller. Chris­ [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds Alvin York, a backwoods pacifist who be­ Adventure Animated. A n attempt to res­ HIghlighU From Las Vegas. (60 min.) (R) ® ( S ) Ohara (C C ) Federal agents impede GD Hardcastla ar>d McCormick came one of the most decorated soldiers cue a kidnapped Parisian doll is thwarted topher Collet. 1984 Rated PG-13 Ohara and Shaver's pursuit of cocaine CELEBRITY CIPHER [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Christmas Stoiy' [C N N ] Pinnacle 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide Celebrity Cipher cryptooreme ere creeled from quotetione by famoue of World W ar I, is portrayed. Gary Cooper when Ragg^y Ann and Andy get stuck in (C C ) Small-town America in the mid- [D SA] MUte Hammer smugglers who have abducted Ohara s a taffy pit. (90 min.) 1:1 S A M [M AX] MOVIE: 'Lethal Wee- people, peet and preeent. Each teller m the dpher etenda for Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie. 1941. 1940s is the setting for this holiday nrte- female acquaintance, (60 min.) (R) (In [ESPN ] SportsCenter another. Today'$ dua: H equae S. (X) WKRP in Cincinnati Stereo) p ^ ' (C C ) A veteran detective is paired M O V IE: 'Sum m e r Heat' A shel­ moir about a boy who only wants a Red 7:30PM [H B O ] Robert Townsend end His Part­ (iO) Art of William Alexander [TMC] with a brash younger partner to Investigate tered young wife in rural North Carolina Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Peter Billing­ ® Jeopardy! (CC). ners in Crim e (C C ) Comedian Robert MOVIE: 'Machine Gun MccaIn' A falls in love with her husband's hired hand. sley, Darren McGavin, Melinda Dillon ® ® GoMen Girts (C C ) A trip lo Holly- Townser>d ("Hollywood Shuffle") takes a prostitute's death. Mel Gibson, Danny 'WYVR OAV KUBZX raid on a Las Vegas casino controlled by ® M am a's Family Mama's jealous when Glover. Gary Busey. 1987. Rated R. (In Lori Singer, Anthony Edwards. Bruce A b ­ 1983. Rated PG. wood to compete on their favorite game the siege with new contedic talent in a live the Mafia costs everyone concerned a lola spends time with a new friend. (R) Stereo) bott. 1987. Rated R. show turns sour for the roommates. (R) (In performance Dec. 19. 1987. {6 0 min.) (In large price Peter Falk, John Cassavetes [USA] Airwolf GD Tales From the Darkside Stereo) WYBZXH UZ WYV Stereo) 1:3 0A M ® News (R) Bmt Ekiand. 1970. [U S A ] Cartoons (J® Odd Couple G® M O V IE: 'Pal Jo e y' A night club enter­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Sheene' An American M O V IE : 'Tro n ' A video game inventor 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC) GD M O V IE: 'Th e Greet Houdinls' Escape HOAVVZ ZUI WYOW SERVING AMERICA 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up @ ) D .C. Follies Guest: actor Alan Rachms tainer romances a wealthy socialite who T V producer falls in love with a jungle IS zapped into an electronic world where artist and illusionist Harry Houdini Im - FROM THE CB Smell W onder (C C ) Jamie auditions I L A. Law"). (R) hnances a night club for him. Frank Sinatra, queen out to stop an educated native he must fight for survival. Jeff Bridges 4:30PM (B CBS Sports Saturday; comes obsessed with the occult. Paul Mi­ for a spot as lunchtime disc lockev ar Rita Haywonh, Kim Novak. 1957 prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ WYV TAVZDV KUZ'W BEGINNING! David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner. 1982. Boxing Scheduled: Kelvin Seabrooks vs. school. (R) ' Hogan's Heroes chael Glaser, Sally Struthers, Ruth Gordon. @ MOVIE: 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town' can kingdom. Tanya Roberts. Ted Wass, Orlando Canizales for the IBF Bantam­ (3) San Diego Zoo 1976. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Embajadores da (a Musica Colom- weight title scheduled for 15 rounds, from ® Siskel & Ebert Scheduled; "Arthur on A r>aive millionaire, duped by the reponer Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. biarta ® Carol Burnett and Friends VJVZ MOW UZ Atlantic City, N.J. (90 min.) (Live) the Rocks" (Dudley Moore. Liza Minnelli) ® Countdown to 88: The Seoul Games ha loves, decides to give a fonune away [U SA] MOVIE; 'Juvenile Jungle' Two Rurtaway W ith the Rich and Famous trs A SURETHNG! ^ Collectors (R) Coming to America" (Eddie Murphy); "Li­ ^ M am a's Family When Bubba comes Gary Cooper, Jean Anhur, George Ban­ young thugs mug a workman after he GD (g) WKRP in Cincinnati croft, 1936. Tours of Egypt and Finland. (R) cense to Drive" (Corey Haim. Corey Feld­ Iwme tipsy. Mama is reminded of a drun­ cashes a paycheck at a liquor store. Corey MUHWDOAKH.' — H ) MOVIE: 'Terror Outofthe Sky' Three @ ) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) man); "Shon Circuit II ” (Fisher Stevens) people attempt to stop an invading force ken incident involving Eunice. (R) [CN N ] Showbiz Week Allen, Rebecca Welles, Joe Conley. 1958. (3) Dating Game P G A (k>)f: Anheuser-Busch Classic G D Bustin' Loose Tricia longs for the A B C N aw s (CC). PUP V U M V . of killer bees. Efram Zimbalist Jr. Dan Hag- (g ) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) 11:1 5PM [D IS] MOVIE: 'Speedway' geny. Tovah Feldshuh 1978 Third Round Live from KingsmiN Golf Club good life after spending a night at a rich IBanrliPstpr HrroUi in Williamsburg, Va. (90 min.) (Live) friend s home. (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Saturday A wealthy race car driver falls for the beau­ [C N N ] CroMfire Saturday PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "An acre of performance Is [ESPN] Cycling: Sparkler Grand Prix. Continued... tiful IRS agent assigned to help him solve [ESPN] Surfing Magazine worth the whole world ot promlM." — James Howell. his tax problems. Elvis Presley. Nancy Sin­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goat X atra. Bill Bixby. 1968. Rated G. to the Movies & Coming Attractions ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9, IMS

THE amzZWEU.* by BHI Schorr MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9 ,19M — M »■ F0R6ET IT, 5EAR }0U LEWE "LO G O ^ A GO-GO- TIT 5TICK TO EATIN6 V HEX.. MO 'T..NOOKE IN THEIR R|W6KAK I mieftj iwiTHOVT FLVING, I fL '/m e T o GB lFFy ?^ ► DF C U fifi. i, AT tip b eg in n in g VAMOoSHMg^CtEAAl TH'/hOOrJ I of evecv T V 'MOVIE MG- HS 1AUIC ACROSS 2 Plaintiff p i/ if n c . Zippy; ! AND U T iwe Answer to Previous Puzzle >of -ntE weEtd* n e w s lermtue.'to^'OE or costs are not equally distributed. Be 3 Crossbar \PLAV a m o n g careful If you'rO the person who is ex­ Z O R B a H fHOW 0(1 STATToN nothing in TbDfW'5 < ¥ 9u r 1 Scouting 4 Eviction E "R A T TH' pected to hold up the heavy end. org. 5 Landing boat 1 Q U A n [ a _L 1 ID. CaMPvrfR A*/t- L v c t T e a ^Iffirthday SAOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Oac. 21) Don't 4 Margarines 6 Poetic n m a t e d o R B 1 t J s E M £ let anyone coerce you Into doing some­ 9 Side issue contraction -L 11/ ItMZLD.' thing today that you feel is against your N E E R ■ p 12 Auxiliary (abbr.) 7 French yes _o M E July 10,19M better Judgement or best interests. Say 13 Consume 6 Suit at cards no and mean It. totally (2 wds.) 9 Reduce Don’t be disappointed In the year ahead CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jan. 19) Today 14 Actress 10 Actor Montand If the fruits of your efforts seem to come you might bo required to perform some Gardner 11 Corn plant alow at first. Tim e is your ally and you unwelcome assignments. If you make 15 Barbara _ parts will eventually reap the rewards to more of than then they are, it will only CASTAm EASY by Crook* A CaMi* Geddes 19 102, Roman which you are entitled. make matters worse. Guard 16 Minute groove 21 Actor ^ O'Neal C B S CANCER (June 21.July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Pab. 19) Play com ­ 17 Three (pref.) 23 Ronald _ ?-9 against purveying hearsay about a petitive, friendly sports Just tor the H 1 E D ■ T 16 Vertical 24 Constructs friend when unsure of the facts. It's best game's sake and not for money. It you 20 Woman's 25 Beehive State 1 G N O R| E FEAWUTB byCharta*II.Behim to say nothing until you know what let betting enter the picture, It might get garment 26 Marcel T O O L you're talking about. Major changes are out of hand. 22 Comparative Marceau's ahead tor Cancer In the coming year. A T R E TH I HEAR YOUR PISCES (Fob. 204«arch 20) Goals can suffix UR G E S IVE BEEN UI0NPERIN 6 IF Send tor your Astro.^raph predictions routine '‘KISS-AND-TELL" be achieved today, provided you have 24 Tunisian ruler 27 Actor Newman [THE THREATENING LETTERS j today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this the stick-to-lliveness to do so. Don't 43 Bitterly cold 25 Referee 29 Endure 52 Arrow poison BOOK HAS MADE newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, back off or back out Just because the 44 Exist WORRY YOU... 28 In good 30 _ Ericson 53 George Bernard OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your going gets a bit rough. 47 Newspaper A LOT OF working order 31 Is human zodiac sign. notice (abbr.) PEOPLE MAP.. ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) Conlronta- 32 Senorita’s aunt 34 North LEO (July 2S-Aug. 22) An acquaintance 48 Not so much 56 Ornamental tkms are likely today If you walk around who Is more of a taker than a giver may 33 Bird (comb, of NC 49 Grafted, in flower holder with a chip on your shoulder. What may form) 37 Harness heraldry 57 Racket string make some unreasonable demands on start out as a trivial disagreement could 35 Never (poet.) attachment 51 Dec. material you today. Don't feel obligated to turn Into something more serious. comply. 36 Manchurian bor­ 41 Mark down holiday 58 Female pronoun der river VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) There are no 1 2 3 1 TAURUS (April 204ll*y 20) Be both 38 Unit of |9 10 11 shortcuts to success today. It you hope penny-wise and pound-conscious lo- acceleration to achieve specific objectives. It looks ARLO AND JANIt by Jhnmy JohrMon 12 day Of else you may overwork your 39 Aura 14 Tike you are going to have to earn them credit cards. Your inclinations to buy 40 Capital of the hard way. IS HAOAR THB HORRIBLE by Dik Brawn* things you really don’t need coukt be YDO w e r e b a h t :' Montana 17 UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Complica­ Strong. CHARADES I6 H T 42 Minimizes tions with others are likely today it you 18 ^ M IN I(ll* y 21-June 20) Companions 45 Electrified parti­ tail to see things from the other guy's ^ W E Iz e M o T N o w , t h e m — have to be handled with consider­ cle NC?W O O SEI? P e A P V T O perspqdlve. Be open-minded. able tMt today In order to avoid potty 46 Term of <50 W H E P E W A 5 A collective SCORPIO (O d . 244IOV. 22) mlaunderatandings. Be cooperative address YET, PAU venture will fall hat today It the burden 28 28 27 I ? considerate and charming. 47 Fragrant 50 Connected 32 group [33 34 1 54 Big _ 36 55 Anything 38 Bridge 59 S p ^ measure 40 (abbr.) I JOhiiNOTy 60 Noun suffix got a club lead. But lots of play 61 More factual NORTH T t -U remained. 62 Motorists' 47 48 48 OA6S Declarer won the club king with the org. |B1 82 S3 /*jeaeUiui£- 7-9 VAK ace and led a diamond. When West 63 M ao_tung 64 ♦ K 10 t 7 S 4 165 66 67 68 |6t THEFHANTOM byLaaFaNiBByBany played the eight, it was possible that ALLEY/ A UMMPH! HUHP ) 8HHH.' SUZ IS / OKAY, 64 Admission Ott I'LL LET y'KNOW AND )'WW 65 Compass point he was holding up his ace, so declarer I WHAT...... ? J l e a v in g t h e I OOOLA, 80 WHAT I RND OUT! 61 62 PLACe Of- STEAMY la y . WEST EAST played the k i ^ from dummy. Ehut LIP! ------t T — , AALACE! A THANKS! Y'' AtK, HOT tXyS€RS, 0 2 OKQ07 took the ace and returned a club. South DOWN 63 64 68 BOILING m jO„. VS7643 VJIOS Won the queen and played the Jack of yiill 1 Baseball ♦Q« ♦ AJOS spades. Ebut won the king and played nickname OJS54S ♦ K7 (C)1986 by NEA. Inc a heart to dummy’s king. Declarer 0 7 ^ SOUTH ruffed a diamond and led a spade to OJ1084 3 dummy’s ace. When West showed ouL VQ12 declarer decided to read West’s Q-8 of ♦ 2 diamonds as a doubleton. So he ran the GAQ102 10 of diamonds from dummy, pitching a club when Blast played low. Declarer Vtilnerable: Neither t h a t s c r a m b l e d w o r d g a m e Dealer: North 'ruffed another d i a m ^ to drop EUrt’s • t>y Henri Arnold and Bob Leis jack and got back to dummy with tte Unscramble these four Jumbles, West Narih East Saaih other high heart That left dummy THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom one letter to each square, to form 1 ♦ Pan l e with G 6, ♦ 9-7; East with ♦ 7 J; four ordinary words. Pan s e Pan s e and declarer with G 10, V Q, 4 10. As BLONDie by D*m i VotNig « Stan Orak* Pan 40 Pan Pan the good diamond was led from dum- ^ ORRMA Pan my. East was buffaloed. If he ruffed /W W PIFI05E / f in d THE \ AND I TBLL YOU, THB NUM8M ONE h i^ , declarer would shed his losing OICTONAR^/ TtXJ V W D E p r y MV FRIB4DS r PROBLBM INOUa Opening lead: G 4 _L COUNTRY -TOCWYl club and his hand would be good. If East ruffed low, declarer would over- ruff and ru ff the last club. Even ARBSS though East then ovem iffed dummy, he would have only a losing heart to r Lots of work lead to declarer’i queen. And that was I 10 tricks to declarer, but not witbont t o b e d o n e some travail. ^TA ip TENAGE I 7-9 ’’_ 3 ' W H AT A B A C K 8E AT By James Jacoby □ n PWVeiE NEVER POB5, James Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby oa UNFOirrUNATBLY. South, clever dog that he thought Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby oa Card Games’ RUBBLE himseU, bid three hearts as a game- (written with bis tatber, Oie iate Oa- try when North supported his spade waid Jacoby) are now availabie at nUNKANDtlWEtT byiobTIwvM Now arrange the drclad Mtar* to response. Sure enough, North then TTTT form the surprise anewer, aa suo- WHATABUY bvBMHMat bookstores. Both are piddisbed b r z r gested by the above cartoon. jumped to four spades, and declarer PbaroeBooka.

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Semanick and Scott Gregory star in this occo to find himself enmeshed in the annual Harvard Universrty skating exhibi­ former tennis champion Bobby Riggs; earty machinations of a spy ring. Tony Randall. '60s recording artist Bobby Rydell. (60 MOVIE: It’e Alivo III; letond of KANE 6 C ABEL Sunday, Continued tion. (60 min.) (R Taped) Senia Berger. Terry Thornas. 1966, min.) (R) protect mankind, the courts Sanday, July 10 9 W W F Superstafs of Wrestling exile five dangerous mutant babies to an 9 M O V IE: ‘Plague* A scientific experi­ Q® M O V IE; 'Highpoint' An innocent Sam Neill and PEUCULA: ‘Angelitos Negros' El do­ unchart^ tropical isle. Michael Moriarity. ment produces a plague which spreads GD accountant-tumed-b<^yguard finds him­ Shwayder. lor de quienes son rechazados por el color Karw Black. LeurenoLaodon. 1987. Rated Veronica Hamel throughout the city Daniel Pilon, Kate y resumen del acontecer'deportivo por self pursued by the Mafia and the CIA. Ri­ 9 Chariie'a Angels de 8u plel. Pedro Infante. R. (In Stereo) S r O O A M CD (9 ) Homs Shopping Ov­ star as success- Reid. 1978 Jesai Losada y Jorga Berry. (60 min.) chard Harris. Christopher Plummer. Bev- 3 ) Make It Real 9 DeOrassi Junktr High (CC). (R) erty D'Angelo. 1984. m W ] MOVIE: The Wolf at tho Door' ernight Service Contlnuee (60 mtn.) hil banker William (9) MOVIE; 'Seven Women’ A young ® MaMmptoce Thmtra: Tlw Last @ Coffectiblas, Etc.: Lionel Trains (X) Slime Time Place on Etoth (CC) Amundsen makes [C N N ] World Report First Run 9 9 Mastsrpisca Thaatra: Tha Last 1®th-centurv artist Paul (jeugh- [C N N ] Sport* Review Kane and his American doctor accepts a post in a mis ® 9 to 5 Mr. Barkley dies and names hia m s 16-month return to France after 10 GD Frederick K. Price Sion school headed by a domineering di­ good time with his dog team; Scott, mean­ [DIS] MOVIE: The Kid from Spain' A Placa on Earth (C C ) Roald Amundsen [E S P N ] Triathlon: U.S.T.S. Race, from wife Kate in "Kane daughter as hia successor; Dorales an- years of life in TaWti. Donald Sutherland, GD St. Judes rector. Anne Bancroft, Sue Lyon, Margaret while, battles blizzard conditions and low young man visiting a friend in Mexico runs reaches the South Pole on December IS, Miami. (60 min.) (R) nounces she's pregnant. w x Von Sydow. Valerie Morea. 1986 Ot Abel," a sev­ Leighton. 1966. morals. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. (R) into trouble when he is mistaken for both a 1911; a month later Scott realizes he has Rated R. (9 ) Porky Pig [C N N ] Nawamaker Sunday lost the race. (60 min.) Pan 5 of 6. (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds en-hour 9 Wild Kingdom ® MOVIE: 'Support Your Local Sharifr bank robber and a toreador. Eddie Cantor (9) Sunday Today A stranger takes on the job of sheriff in a [H B O ] Boxing: WoHd Championship Robert Young. Ruth Hall. 1932. GD Siampra an Domingo Programa de 11:20PM ig)®N.wa 5;05AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' based on the Let's Go Bowling (9 ) Sesame Street (CC). 9 Western town caught up in a gold rush and Boxing Includas a replay of the Mike variedades con musica, entrevistas y anis- (CC) Mel Brook* lampoons science- best seller by Jef­ [E S P N ] SportaConter ^ ^ ® Qoorgo Schtottor'a Co- ® Firing Line: Dirty Rock Lyrics Seasor hires the town character as his deputy. Tyson-Michael Spinks heavyweight bout tas invitados b ^ o la animacion de Raul Ve­ fiction genre with this big-budget send-up 9 ) Oral Roberts frey Archer. It [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Man Who Broke niedy Club Scheduled: Kevin Rooney Premiere Jamas Gamer. Walter Brennan, Jack flam taped June 27 in Atlantic City. N .J , and lasco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Frank Prinzi. Mark Pitta. (R) of "Star W ars". Mel Brooks, John Candy, (9) World Tomorrow 1969. 1000 Chains' (C C ) A fact-based account concludes SUN­ interviews with Mike Tyson. Bill Cayton [C N N ] Weak in Review Rick Moranis. 1987. Rated FHj. (In Stereo) ID MOVIE: 'The Two Worlds of Jennie and Don King. (60 min.) of World W ar I veteran Robert Elliotl ® Sports Extra ® Robert Schuller DAY, JULY 10 Logan' A woman goes back in time to [CN N ] Lany King Waakand 5:12AM (S P o p e y e Bums' imprisonment and escape from a [D IS] MOVIE: 'Charlie Smith and tha ® MQVIE: 'The CannonbaN Run' A G D Nuestra Familia Local. on CBS. change the course of fate and save the life [D IS ] Black Beauty Martin Milnerr, Eileen [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wise Guys' T w o goof- brutal Southern work camp during the Fritter Tree ' A fact-baserfchronicle of tho of her true love. Lindsay Wagner, Marc ball gangsters must redeem themselves strange mix of people compete in a coSst- 5:30AM QD l Love Lucy @ ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) (Rebroadcast) Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori atar in this 1920s. Val Kilmer, Charles Duming. 1987. Wo of Charlie Smith, who arrived in Amer­ to coast race, doing anything to win. Burt Singer, Alan Feinstein. 1979. after they lose a bundle of their boss' cash (In Stereo) Qj) INN New* GD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera drama based upon Anna Sewell’s classic ica aboard a slave ship in 1850 and over [CNN] Newsday novel about a beautiful ebony horse and and use his credit card to party. Danny De­ the course of his 137 years witnessed a llfiM***^*' Fawcett. Dorn DeLotse. [CNN] Moneyweek [C N N ] Daybreak CHeCK IISTINGS Vito. Joe Piscopo. Dan Hedaya. 1986. [ T M C ] M O V IE: Predator' A paramilitary [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kavik, the WoH Oog' Af­ the people who owned it. (60 min.) Part 4 rescue team is stalked by an intergalactic changing natidh. Richard Ward, Glynn Tur- FOR EXACT TIME of 5. Rated R. (In Stereo) GD Honeymooners [D IS ] Scheme of Things [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl ter a championship sled dog is injured, a trophy hunter in tho junglee of South Amer­ mkn. 1978. Rated NR. [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes 6:00PM (3 ) CBS News (CC). ica. Arnold Schwerzenegger, Carl Weath­ GD Twin Star Productiona: Art of Look­ [E S P N ] Rurming and Racirrg young boy nurses him back to health. [H B O ] Coming Attzactlona Featured [E S P N ] Baseball's Greatest H itt 1971 ing Your Best ers, Elpidia Carrillo. 1987. Rated R. (In All-Star-Game, (Taped) to the Movies & Comirtg Attractions [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Tom Ronny Cox, John Ireland. John Candy previews of "Vietnam W ar Story" end (ID ABC News (CC). 1980. "Olivis Newton-John in Australia. " Stereo) 9 Christian Children's Fund 6:00AM (X ) W e Believe learns of his and the boys* pending funeral. (3) Drawing Man to Christ [C N N ] Sportseene 3D Beat of the National GeogtepWe [HBO] MOVIE: 'Angel Heart' (CC) A [TM C] MOVIE: Tha Cowboya' Eleven [U S A ] Talea of the Gold Monkey routirte investigatidh plunges a private de­ 9 Massachusetts Council of Rabbis GD Gitllgan's Island [T M C ] MOVIE: ’A Hard Day’s Night' ® Sacrifics of the Mass [D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Invaders From Mars' Specials Profiles of the Scandinavian war­ Soon after his claims of having seen a UFO schoolboys become hardened men after riors who attacked the coasts of Europe tective into a ftightmare world of voodoo ® MOVIE: 'My Favorita Brunette' A CD Headline News raise a stir when Paul’s mis­ ® ) T and T A modern-day Robin Hood [E S P N ] GameOay 7:30PM ® Odd coupto chievous grarKffather accompanies them land behind his house are met with disbe­ they participate In a 400-mile cattle drive and the British Isles from the ninth to 11th wofsNp and rituW murder in 1955 New Or­ mysterious woman persuades a baby pho­ teiToriiea an uptcale grocery store. ® W ild Amatica (CC ) WiWIifo found in Qj) Christopher Closeup to London for a concert. The Eleatles. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Martin’s Day' (CC) A lief, a boy notices personality changes in John Wayne, Bruce Dem, Colleen De- century. Host: Mike Farrell. (60 min.) leans. Mickey Rourfce, Roben De Niro, Lisa tographer to become a supersleuth. Bob ® Lovo Your Skin young boy strikes up an unusual friendship his parents and other townspeople. Hunter whurst. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) populated areas, including deer, raccoons, ‘ Bonet. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Insight Wilfred Brambetl, Victor Spinetti. 1964. 9 Runaway With the Rich and Famous skurtks and birds. (R) Hope. Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre 1947 Rated G. (In Stereo) Ayar, Hoy y Manana with the escaped convict who kidnapped Carson. Karen Black, Timothy A ttorns. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Predator' (CC) A par- (Colorized Version) SD Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) (39 3:30PM ® Kick Boxing Jerry Lewis in Paris; the hotels of Rome; him. Richard Harris, Lindsy Wagner. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) the Caribbean island Bonaire. (R) [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ amllitarY rescue team Is stalked by an inter- (S ) Lsam to Read ® Coltoctjng America Profiles Electra GD Spiritual Life Crusade [D IS ] You end Mo. Kid, [U S A ] Cartoons James Coburn. 1984. Rated PG. [U S A ] Master caps the weekend of the world of sports. galactic trophy^humar in the jungles ol Fam# (60 min.) Havameyer Webb s collection of Ameri­ 9 Buttin' Loose Tricia longs for tha [C N N ] Sports Tonigirt ArKhors: Fred [E S P N ] Powerboat Racing: Interna­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Guess Who's Coming [E S P N ] NatkMial Bitseball Quiz South Americe. Arnold Schwarzenegger, 8:30AM CD Plasticman [D)S] MOVIE: 'Tha Chipmunk Adven- 1:30PM ® Grandstand A sports can folk art at Vermont’s Shelburne Mu­ good life after spertding a night at a rich Hickman, Nick Charles. tional Outboard Grand Prlx From Au­ to Dinner' (CC ) The Oscar-winner about a Carl Weathers, Elpidis Carrillo. 1987 VVorld Tomorrow hire While their guardian is away. Simon, game show involving guest celebrities and seum. friend's home. (In Stereo) ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) ' Rated R. (In Stereo) gusta, Ga. (60 min.) (R) CSD liberal young lady who brings her fiance, a 8:00PM 11:50PM Ig) ® Qaotgo M IchM l'x Theodore, Alvin and the Chipettes inad­ fans. Host: Curt Chaplin. 9 9 9 News Jessica Investigates the imirder of a weal­ C£ Treasure Mall black doctor, home to meet her well-to-do ® El Mundo dal Box Campeonatos y lu- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Bachokir l>attv' (CC) A Sports MacMna [TM C] MOVIE: Outside Chance’ An vertently become involved in a jewel­ thy widow who bequeathed aU of her for­ David Paul parents. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep­ GD Tony Brown's Journal chaa entre boxeadores intemacionales. 9 Faces of Japan carefree school bus driver's p ^ s decide to unjustly imprisoned woman escapes after GS smuggling operation. Animated. 1987 Comentanstas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno tune to a charismatic evangelist. (60 min.) 12 :0 0 A M ® At the Movie* (R) she's charged with murdering the jailer Rated G. burn. Sidney Poitier. 1967. 9 Matlock (CC) Matlock defends a soft- 9 Outer Limits throw Nm a no-holds-barred pre-wedding (9) Bugs Bunny (90 min.) ® Fridtof «!• 13th: Thu Swto* Ryan who assaulted her. Yvette Mimieux, Bev­ ball coach accused of killing an umpire. (60 party. Tom Hanks. Taw ny Kitaen. Adrian- (9)WyattEarp [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sporta Host: Jay 12:00PM ( D Out of This World [E S P N ] Powerlifting: Record Braakara 9 MOVIE; Raise the Titanic' An under­ ® GD America's Most Wanted Sched­ Zmed. 1984. Rated R. doasn t believe Micki when she discovers erly Hope Atkinson, Royce D. Applegate. Donna must assure her mother that she's min.) (R) (In Stereo) water research agency races to find the Johnstone. Championafiip, from Honolulu. (Taped) uled: multiple escapist Frederick Rodney his father possesses a deadly smoking 1978. (9 ) Robert Schuller still married to Troy - a task that may be 9 Wild Kingdom famous doomed ship before the Russians [U S A ] Cover Story (R) pipe. (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Outsiders' The con­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Raxanire' (CC) A Merrill; Robert Wayne Fisher, accused of [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: 9 ) Alice easier said than done. (R) GD Futbol (2 hrs.) do. Jason Robards. Richard Jordan, Alec murdering his wife. (In Stereo) ® - 3 0 P M ® Tracey UNtnan Show flicts of rival youth gangs explode into tra­ modern-day "Cyrano Do Bergerac," com­ Guinness. 1980. 3D (XDOtotos David Bowie Baptist Church ' (X ) Wonderful World of Disney: Davy Sketches: a prison inmate forces visitirtg GD gedy when a greaser falls for a rich girl' 9 Page Fifty Seven Local. (R) plete with an oversized nose, coaches his ® 9 MacGyver (CC) MscGyver en­ ® Star Trek Crockett at the Alamo iwriormers to sing "I Got You Babe"; a 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek [C N N ] Politics '88 Matt Dillon, C. Thomas Howell. Ralph Mac- shy buddy in tho an of courtship. Steve @ WondorWotka: The Untoet Horae counters a brilliant scientist whose latest [CN N ] Moneyweek Thtovee (C Q . Port 2 ol 2, ® Michael Reagan Show chio. 1983. Rated PG. (3D MOVIE: 'Brton't Song' The friendship Martin. Dary: Hannah, Rick Rossovich project could either benefit mankind or married couple rejoices lit the negetive re­ QD Davey & Goliath [D IS ] New Adventures of Winnie the 6:15AM of two professional athletes. Brian Piccolo [HBO] MOVIE: 'Superman IV; The 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® Star Trek; Tha Naxt Ganaration Inha­ destroy the human race. (60 min.) (R) (In sult of their pregnancy tesf. (R) (In Stereo) ® Mbidpowar Pooh 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu Quest For Peace' (C C ) Lex Luthor and the 6:30AM d ] Vista and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. James bitants of the planet AkJee, unable to re­ Stereo) ^SPN ] BasabaN'a Oroataat Hits IS) Comtiatl [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour Caan, Billy Dee Williams, Shelley Fabares. radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten 4:00PM ® N W A Pro Wraatting produce. plan to rebuild their race by kid­ (Taped) dD Oral Roberts 10:30AM (X) inside Washington Superman's mission to rid the world of nu­ GD Star Trok: Tha Naxt Ganaration (CC) ® Twilight Zona [H B O ] MOVIE: ’The Man Who Broke 1971. ® MOVIE; 'Stick' An ex-con is out for napping sevsrsi cNIdren from the Inhabitants of the planet Aldea, unable to [U S A ] HoHywood Insider CD Hispanic Horizons CD Gilllgan'a Island clear weapons. Christopher Reeve. Gene Enterprise. (60 min.) ® OaiM Scott 1000 Chains’ (CC) A fact-based account G D MOVIE: 'Rollercoaster' An extortion­ revenge when his friend is kiKed by drug reproduce, plan to rebuild their race by kid­ Bsailay Showplace of Homes Hackman.'Jackie Cooper. 1987. Rated PG (3D Christian Science MonKor Reports of W o i^ W ar I veteran Robert Elliott CD ist seeks one million dollars after carrying dealers. Bun Reynolds. Candice Bergen, [CNN] Newswatch napping several children from the Enter­ 10:00PM 3 D ® Duet (C C ) Ben and [C N N ] Worid Raport Bums* Imprisonment and escape from a (U ) lova Boat (In Stereo) . 1985. Laura have a romantic reunion while ex­ (3$ Headline Nows out his threat to wreak havoc at several prise. (60 min.) (R) [ESPN] Skataboarding: NationH brutal Southern work camp during the [MAX] MOVIE: One-Eyed Jacks' [D IS ] Dangar Bay (CC) Grant investi­ pectant parents Richard and Linda look (33) This Old House (CC). (R) crowded amusement parks. George Segal, ® Romagnoli's Tabto: Something tor gates when a colleague creates a species 9 It's Showtima at tha Apollo This Championships (R) (9 ) To Be Announced. 1920s. Val Kilmer, Charles Duming. 1987. Brando directed this offbeat tale of an es­ into nursery schools. (R) (In Stereo) ® Thraa Stoogsa , Timothy Bottoms. Everyona (R| of poisonous giant fish through gene split- week’s host: Bill Cosby. Scheduled: re­ Rirtg Around the World (In Stereo) 1977. caped convict who seeks revenge on the 3D N ew s [HBO] MOVIE; 'Supacman IV; The ® Police Story ing. cording artists Howard Hewett and Gerry Ouaet For Paaea' (C C ) Lex Luthor and the @ ) Defender* of the Earth (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Club Paradise’ A ® ConvsrsatkHis With friend who betrayed him. . G i Classified 18 W oo, illusionist Ed Alonzo, comic Terry ® INN Newt ^la tio n-po w e red Nuclear Man threaten seedy, run-down island resort becomes Kail Malden. Katy Jurado. 1961. ®Z) Joy of Painting: Winter Mountain [E S P N ] Hydraptona Racing: Silvar Cup. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (39 Para Ganta Grande Programs de la tooni Laa Vagaa (60 min.) (R) Hodges. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ® Jimmy Swaggart Supermen's mission to rid the wodd ol nu- the center of action after the owner writes Cadena. (9 ) MOVIE: 'A High Wind in Jamaica' [D IS ] MOVIE; Nadia' Based on the life of 2:00 PM (ID ® TM « VVsak in Baseball 9 ) M O V IE : 'Blow O ut' A sourtd effects desr weapons. Chrisippher Reeve, (tone [D IS ] Mousarcise flashy travel brochures to put life into the Five children are sent by their parents back Nadia Comarteci. a Russian gymnast who [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Uoo of tha Dasart' A ® Good Naighbora (B ) La am to Read to England for proper schooling, but are Highlights of Major League action are engineer accidentally records a political as­ Hackman. Jackie Cooper. 1987.RatedPG old place. Robin Williams. Peter O ‘*roo)e, won three gold medals at the 1976 Sum­ guonilla rebel lesds North African Bo- ® W orld Vtoion 7:00AM (X) At the Movies attacked enroute by pirates. Anthony shown. sassination. John Travolta. Nancy Allen. (In Stereo) Twiggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday mer Olympics. Leslie Wemer. Johann douine in revoH against Italian invaders QC Robert Schuller Quinn, Lila Kedrova, James Cobum. 1965. ® MOVIE: The Kid with ttw 200 I.Q. John Lithgow. 1981. ® 38 on Sports [U S A ] Disoovor [E S P N ] TWa Weak In Sporta (60 min.) Carlo. Talia Balsam. 1984. ■* Anthony Quinn. Oliver Reed. Rod Steioer 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 A 13-year-old genius goes to college and 1981. Rated PG. ® Other Pifeonera (CC ) Filmed el the IX ) Dialogue (§) Muppets 9 ) 9 ) Family Ties (C C ) Aiex learns the 1 2 : 2 0 A M 9 llogan's Mlsroes min.) Rs*t of Not Nacaasarily the has problems coping with the campus so­ [ESPN ]Tefm is: U.S. Pro Championship art of domesticity when Lauren quits Kentucky State Reformatory, a documen- * CD Point of View (9 ) McLaughlin Group Final, from Brookline., Mass. (2 hrs.) [USA] AitwoH CD D.J. Kat Nawa Globe-trotting with tho "beat" of cial life. Gary Coleman, Dean Butler, Harriet school to spend more lime with him. (R) (In tary examining Kentucky's penal system 9 Summer Showcase: Guns, Guns, GD Larry Jones the news from Iran to Washington and the 9 ) Police Woman Nelson. 1983. (Live) CD Leva Vour SIdn 6:30PM (3D (ID Newt Stereo) from the perspective of its correctional of­ Gufts (C C ) A look St the emotioiial and Stock Exchange to the Senate. (60 min.) (In [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw' Doc Holli­ ficers. (R) often controversial issue of gun control (31} Divine Plan ( 9 Meat the Press (CC). 9 Joseph Cempbefl and the Power of ® Beat of Saturday Night Live G D NatkMial Audubon S odaty Spaciaia CD Jatsona * Stereo) day aids Billy the Kid and hides him with a and Ns relevance to such cities as Miami, (S ) To Be Armounced. 9 ) MOVIE: 'The Seven-Ups' A special Myth: With Bill K ^ e r s (CC) The con­ (C C ) Observing the-wood stork to deter­ [C N N ] HsadUfM News (Q}HaaHaw(R) beautiful girl. Jane Russell, Walter Huston ® Tales From tha Datkakto A deceased Los Angeles and Fort Worth, Texas. V/ith 10:45AM (8 ) Jewlah Ufa squad pursues criminals whose offenses cepts of God. religion and eternity as ex­ mine the impact of human intervention in @ ) James Keimedy pressed by Eastern and Western belief Jack Buetel. 1943. Rated G. (Colorized preacher s spirit makes a haunting return. [ESPN] BesebaU's Greatest Hitt correspondents Connie Chuiig and Lucky O l Kannath Copaland CD Face tha Nation call for seven years or more in prison. Roy Version) Guest; Connie Stevens. Florida's Everglades. Narrator: Richard 1970's. (Taped) Severson. (60 min.) ® What’s Happening Now II Shirley's 11:00AM systems, the Navajo Indians and Carl Jung. Crenna. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (8) Buga Bunny Schelder, Victor Arnold, Jerry Leon. 1974. 9 9 NBC Nmvs [U S A ] Robert Klein Time habit of borrowing money from Raj spells CD W W F Wrsstling ChaHengo (60 min.) Part 6 of 6. [U S A ] Double Trouble 1 2 ;3 0 A M ® Lifestyles of the Rich trouble when It’s time for her raise at work. (S I Saaanw Straat (CC).. 9 Modem Maturfty (CC). 9 MOVIE; 'From Hare to Etamltv' QDoiaoovar 9 Star Search (GO min.) (S ) Firing Lins: Who Should Bo Vice Based on the novel by James Jones. The 10:30PM ® Currem Affair Extra and Famous (60 min.) (R) (R) I S Fowvar Laan noz.i [CNN] Newsday 4:30PM (3D css Sports Sunday President end Why? 9 Mystefyl: The Secret Adversary Scheduled: taped highlights of the Tour de calm before the storm is seen through the ® Benny HHI 9 Home Shopping Overnight Service (9 ) IT s Your Business S Mauda iiM [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka 9 ABC News (CC). eyes of five people statio n^ at 6qari Har­ (3 hrs.) dftjForavsr Lean (C C ) Tom m y and Tuppence are not alone France Bicycle Race; Ras-i Aluja (formerly GD Carson's Comedy Claasics ® Kermeth Copeland ® World Tomorrow [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Formula One in their pursuit of the elusive woman who Livingstone Bramble) vs. Fred Pendleton (ID Noticiero Unlvtsion bor just before World W ar II. ^ t a lie GD Love Your Skin ® Captain Power and tha Soldiers of Grand Prbe of Great Britain From Silver- may hold the key to the missing treaty. (60 for the USBA Lightweight title (Live) W ood, William Devane. 1979. Pan^3. ' GD Yes, Minister ® Jimmy Swaggart (B ) Satamo Straat (CC). (R) the Future [C N N ] Inside Business [M A X ] MOVIE: 'From Beyond' (CC) A stone. >(2 hrs.) (Taped) min.) Part 2 of.2. (R) scheduled for 12 rounds, from Atlantic 9 ) MOVIE; 'Top Sacratl' An American (M) Ask the Manager (ID Robert Vaughn Discovers [CN N ] Daywatch scientist reseaiclwig the human senses (8 ) Real to Real [U S A ] All-American Wrestling [C N N ] Week In Review City. N.J. (90 m in ) (Live) [O IS ] Animels In Action Featured: the rock 'n' roll star gets caught up in Ngh- Popeye animal kingdom's fastest runners, highest 9 Adventure (C C ) Profiles Dodge Mor­ unleashes a terrifying force when he opens (SD [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaanta ® ) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) (24) Dinner at Julia's (R) level e s p io n ^ while touring East G ^ - gan as he sets a new world's record for [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro jumpers and largest fliers. an interdimensional gateway. Jeffrey [C N N ] Daybreak 12:30PM CSMarblehesd Manor (CC) many. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge. Omar non-stop solo circumnavigation of the [E S P N ] Motorwaok llluatiatad (8 ) It's Your BusJnoss Hilary and Albert manage to escape the flu Series, from Watkins Glen, N.Y. (Taped) Microwave Master Combs, Barbara Crampton. Ted Sorei.* [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer [H B O ] Tenner '8B: The Great Escape Sharif. 1984. Earth in his 60-foot saiib^t American 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Cantury 21 Homa Show (8 ) Connecticut Real Eatata Showcase epidemic that hits the manor. (R) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Deeerter' An Army [C N N ] Politics '88 (CC| Tanner prepares for a debate in San Promise. (R) 9:30AM CD ® Evening at Pops (In Stereo) [U S A ] PGM Sale [E S P N ] SportsCenter ® Business World CX) Road to Seoul An In-depth look at the captain deserts so that he can search for [U S A ] Check It Out! Francisco, where he meets newswoman CD Buga Bunny/Daffy Duck [CN N ] PrimaNews ® W araw olf (C C ) A greedy hsk frames [H B O ] Coming Attractions Featured: athletes as they prepare physically, men­ the Apaches responsible for the death of Linda Ellerbee. (In Stereo) Q S Puttin' on tha Hits |R| (in Stareo) 39 Tomas y Debatsa Eric lor the murder of his wife's wealthy 12:35AM [TMC] m o v i e : 'EI Dorado' previews of "Vietnam W ar Story" and tally and emotionally for the intense com­ his wife. John Huston, Richard Crenna, 5:00PM ® Columbo [ESP N ] Baseball's Greatest Hits: All- A veteran gunfighter joins forces with an (B ) Bodywatch (CC). 7 :00PM (3D so Mlnutaa (CC) (60 min.) grandmother. (R) "Olivia Newton-John in Australia." (8 ) Viaionarlas petitiveness of the 1988 Summer Olym­ Chuck Connors. 1971. CB Go) Spirit of Adventure Star Firsts (Taped) alcoholic sheriff to face a greedy land pics in South Korea. ® 21 Jump Straat Hanson goes un­ [D IS ] Mieeing Adventuree of Ozzto and [M A X ] MOVIE: ’The Check is In the ® Maat tha Proas (CC). ® MOVIE: 'The Lait Giraffe' A young ® Major League Baseball: Qj) MOVIE: 'The Shining’ Ghostly vi­ (3D [U S A ] MUce Hammer baron. John Wayne, Robert Mitchum. 2:30PM dercover to nab a high-achool loan shark Harriot Mali’ When credit problems threaten to (8) Our Gang couple raisse a young rare giraffe in Africa G D Bravo New York Met* at Astros (3 sions of murdered children are just some of James Caan. 1967. drive a Califomia pharmacist and Ns family Susan Anspach, Simon Ward, Cordon (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 8:30PM 3D ® Mantod... With ChUd- [ESPN] Baaaball 1993 Adalanta (9) Muppets hrs.) (Live) the strange events that haunt a family stay­ 1 :0 0 A M ® Nakad City over the brink, he stages his own form of Jackson. 1979. ® MOVIE: 'Spot Marks the X' (CC) ran (C C ) Marcy and Steve offer to baby-sit ® MOVIE: 'Ufeguard' A 32-year-otd ing at an isolated mountain resort. Jack 3D 11:00PM 3D C B 3D ® New s rebellion. Brian Oennehy, Anne Archer, ® Saa Hunt GD Ghosts of *87 Cliff Robertson's one- The lives of two children are turned upside the Bundy children for the weekend. (R) (In ® DaHaa [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' (CC| A lif^uard is unable to make a marital com­ Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Scatman Croih- Stereo) Hallie Todd. 1986. Rated R. man show re-creates the summer of 1787 down when a convicted con man's dog 3D Entertainment Thia W eak Interview: ® Rav. David Paul carefree school bus driver's pals decide to mitment or to obtain a conventional job. ers. 1980. ® OddCoupto as delegates to the Federal Constitutional leads them to a hidden stash of money. A ® MOVIE: -Thu Natural' (CC) A actor Michael Gross ("Family Tiea' I. (60 [U S A ] Calliope throw him a no-holds-bsrred pre-wedding Sam Elliott. Anne Archer, Kathleen Quin­ QS) Simon & Simon ® Forgottan ChUdran of tha SO'a (60 S S La Santa Miaa Local. Convention attempted to draft the U.S. 'Disney Sunday Movie' presentation. Mike young man leaves the family farm to pur­ min.) (In Stereo) party. Tom Hanks, Tawny Kitaen, Adrian lan. 1976. ( 9 CHIPS min.) 7:30AM (X) Wall street Journal Re­ [CNN] Vour Monay Zmed. 1984. Rated R. Constitution. (60 min.) (R) .the Dog. Barret Oliver. 1986. Pan 2 of 2. sue his dream of becomirtg a professional GD Choars port 9 9 9 Major League Baseball: Bos­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kavik. tha WoH Oog' Af- [D IS ] Raccoons (In Slarao) [U S A ] Cartoons 9 Connecticut Newsmakers (2D Hometime (A "Disrtey Surtday Movie" presentation baseball player. Robert R ^ o r d , Robert ® Choicss Wo Face ton Rod Sox at Chicago White Sox (2 Duyall, Glenn Close. 1984. (R) (In Stereo) ter a championship sled dog is injured, a GD Breakthrough 9 Spotlight on Govemmem ( 9 Saint R) [ESPN] Magic Ysars in Sports: High- [C N N ] Tmvsl Guide hrs., 30 min.) ® Ineight / O ut young boy nurses him back to health. Sunday Mass 11:10AM ® MOVIE: Papillon' A convict serving a [E S P N ] Bssaball'a Greatest Hits: M u si­ GD lights 1 969 HigNights of major sporting 9 Computer Chronicles 9 Hogan's Heroes ® Exacutivo Street Ronny Cox. John Ireland. John Candy events from the year 1969. with a feature [E S P N ] Supercross: From Montreal. life sentence on Devil's Island is deter­ cal Saluta to All-Stars (Taped) GD World Tomorrow ^ ^ -30AM CD Century 21 Homaa for [C N N ] International Correspondents (60 min.) (Taped) GD Asl'va el Belsbol Resunien semanal 1980. on former Mets pitcher Tom Seaver. Sato mined to escape. Steve McQueen, Dustin ® [U SA] Financial Freodom GD Abbott and Costello sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. Hoffman, Anthony Zerbe. 1973. 9:00PM 3D Kuna a Abel (CC) Abel Is [ES P N ] Amarica'a (>ip 1977: Baat Da- (Taped) [D IS ] ZCMTO (3D m o v i e : 'O rM n Ice' An ® A M Boston Pert 2 of 2. (R) ® ® Thia Weak With David Brinktoy 3:00PM cleared of any wrongdoing by the Securi­ fanaa (R) (9 ) Miracle Faith Outreach 9 Pizza Gourmet QI) Charles In Charge (CC) Misunder­ [T M C ] M O V IE: ‘Legend’ (CC) A demon (CC). electronics wizard becomes involved in an ties and Exchange Commission; Fkxen- ® Summer Night Music: Gospal Ac­ 1:00PM (3D MOVIE: 'Eyes of Laura Small Wonder A representative from standings result when Charles gives Jamie [ U S A ] Soloftox ® Day of Discovery threatens the forces of good in this lavish emerald heist. Ryan O'Neal. . ($D tyna meets and falls In love with Richard cording to A l Groan (In Stereo) GD At the Movies Scheduled:' 'Coming to Mere’ A successful young fashion photog­ Anne Archer. 1981. the family-services depanment mistakenly and her boyfriend advice on romance. 9 ) Dr. James Kermeily fairy tale from director ^ l e y Scott. Tom Kane; William Kane, now aging and in fail­ 1 :2 0 A M ® Mattock (CC) Matlock de­ America" (Eddie Murphy); "Arthur on the rapher finds foul play creeping into her se­ believes that Ted has a drinking problem ® Connecticut; N o w (In Stereo) Cruise, Mis Sara, Tim Curry. 1985. Rated R ^ k s (Dudley Moore. Liza Minnelli); C B MOVIE: 'Top Secretl' An American ® Friday tha 13th: Tha Sariaa A former ing health, makes a last-ditch effort to fends a softball coach accused ol killing en ® Celebrate: Uncoin PG. (In Stereo) cure We. Fsye Dunaway, Tom m y Lee [C N N ] Inekto Bueinoae ' Short Circuit II** (Fisher Stevens). rock 'n' roll star gets caught up in high- [CNN] Newswatch policeman, whose wife's car was bombed, patch up the differences with his estranged umpire. (60 mki.) (R) (In Stereo) GD MuM Trim Jones. Brad Dourif. 1978. 10:00AM CD Syfaarvision GS Heiimark Homes level espiort^e while touring East Ger­ [USA] Wired seeks revenge on a crime boss - and a son. (2 hrs.) Part 3 of 3. (R) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Wings of Eagles' (3D MOVIE: 'Fuzz' Detectives in Boston's many. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge, Omar deadly sheriff's badge plays a prominent John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig' Weed, GD Fllntstones ® GD (t's Garry Shandling's Show 1 : 3 0 A M ® Marhtohaad Manor (R) CD Stsampipa Allay (9 ) Leave It to Beaver 87th precinct t ^ to solve a series of threa­ Sharif. 1984. [5:15PM (9 PGA Golf: Anheuser- role in his quest. (60 min.) a World W ar I aviation pioneer who later [C N N ] Big Story tened killings in which ransom demands While doing his laurtdry. Garry meets the ® ® A B C New a (CC). Q j) Naw OMgat DannI and har friands b > (9 ) TV Open House Busch Classic Final Round Joined in 9 9 Rags to Riches (CC) Diane's eth­ became a successful screenwriter. John [D IS] Dumbo's Circus are made. Burt Reynolds. Jack Weston, ® 9 Olympic Boxing Trials (2 hrs.) girl of his dreams. (In Stereo) ® IN N Naw a coma furious whan tha city council thraa- (Live) Progress Live from Kingsmill Golf Club in ics and grades suffer when she enters a Wayne, Maureen O ’Hara. Dan Dailey. @ ) French Chef: Le Cocktail (R) Raquel Welch. 1972. M O V IE; 'Laca II' (C C ) A woman is [E S P N ] Bodyshaping tans to rastrict danca clubs to people over Williamsburg, Va. (Live) beauty pageant and becomes a narcissis­ (X) 9 ) 1957. [U S A ] Program VouiaaH tor Succau (9 ) W ^ l Street Journal Report 9 Super Chargers forced to locate her true father and plead 16. (R) ® MOVIE: 'Mean Streets' Three young tic judge's protege (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] SportaCemor (60 min.) iH B O ] Tales of Little Women Beth G D Young at Heart A 1988 Academy |S:30PM (3D Kilter's Korner with him for her kidnapped mother's ran­ 1 : 3 5 A M [H B O ] m o v i e ; -Raging Bull' breaks the tensions of 'war when she (3) Jimmy Swaggart (9 ) World Tomorrow men grow up together and struggle to sur­ vive m New York City's Little Italy. Robert Award-winning short subject film profiling ® House tor etl Seesons G4) Evening of ChampkMtship Skating som. Brooke Adams, Arielle Oombasle, [HBO] Bast of Not Nacosaarily tha A formw boxing champ finda himsalf una- brings home a stray kitten. ® Panchito y Arturo La historia de un (S ) De Niro, Harvey Keitel. David Proval the loving relationship between octogen­ Odd Couple 1987 Top amateur skaters, including Eli­ Deborah Baffin. 1985. Part 1 of 2. (R) N aw a Globe-trotting with tho "best" ol ble to keep his anger and violence con- joven principe y de un muchacho pobre lla- zabeth Manley. Scon Williams. Gillian 8:00AM (X ) New England Sunday ® ChaHca ol Salvation 1973, arian artists Louis Gothelf and Reva GD Ufsstylas of t)io Rich and Famous tho news from Iron to Washington and the tamed in tho ring. Robert De Niro, Cathy mado PancNto. (2 hra.) Parte 2 de 5. 1 ®D Univision en e) Deports Comentarios Wachsman, Todd Waggoner. Suzanne Stock Exchange to the Senate. (60 min.) (In ^ a r t y , Joe Poaci. 1980. Rated R. (In (S ) Mlatsr Rogers MOVIE: 'Bang! Bangl You’re Dead' Actress Susan Sullivan ("Falcon Crest"); CS Sunday Mass ® DeOraeei Junior High (CC). (R) GS Stereo) Stereo) An unassuming American arrives in Mor­ ContInuBd... \ /» . r I I # f m ’>.‘ M Jr M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday^ July 9. 19S8 — tS FOCUS / Movies / Books & Hobbies

‘A Worid Apart* is simply beautiful Lehigh prof wrote book New type A W O RLD 90-Day Detention Act. and blacks together. GRADE; APART (P C ) The movie bristles with me­ This director­ ebout history of coinage of camera nace as the police, led by a BULL DURHAM (R) People ial debut for deviously humane chief interro­ c i n e m a t o - who go to this movie expecting a T h e book gator (David Suchet), work to double-die cent together with th’e grapher Chris Filmeter salty little baseball romp are in ‘ ’ F r a c tio n a l break down Diana. Meanwhile, assurance by a mint spokesman Menges (‘‘The for something of a surprise. Yes. Money” was a ‘bridge’ on the outside. Molly and her that it couMn’t have happened. Killing Robert DiMatteo the movie is chockful of sports written, after sisters watch their bourgeois Also from a similar source came Fields” ) has a lore, locker room antics, and researching a CoDectors* paradise of a life start to a denial of two different date sizes By Sandy Colton beautiful, brac­ after-hours bawdiness. But it’s thousand sour­ disintegrate. for the 1960 cent. The Associated Press ing simplicity. more than that, too. ces. by a Le­ Com er Since we see Diana through Bowers relates that the furor The movie is Written and directed by Ron high professor Not so long ago, camera Molly’s eyes, there islhlim it to Shelton, this picture takes a Russ MacKendrick over the discovery of the small based on screenwriter Shawn strokes. who had been manufacturers set out to woo the our understanding of her. Bar­ sneaky pleasure in subverting date, together with the start-up of Slovo‘8 actual childhood in ‘60s The film’s triumph — as with a teaching a amateur photographer away bara Hershey’s superbly flinty our expectations. Despite its jock the weekly “ Coin World,” actu­ South Africa — when she watched curious number of other good course on mo­ from the 1 lO-slze. point-and-shoot performance almost makes up predilections. Shelton’s script is ally doubled the number of coin her well-heeled white parents movies recently — is to filter ney and bank­ I camera. The Kodak Instamatic- the difference: She gives us a literary with a vengeance: collectors that one year. suffer the consequences of their tumultuous events through the ing. He described it as “ defen­ type cameras and disc cameras brusque, handsome woman When’s the last time you heard an rather thair walk. (The 1857-1864 We read of the growth of the anti-apatheid political activism. consciousness of a child. The sive” after having been driven to By Q. David Bowers j were the target. whose idealism can also be seen athlete in a movie mention that cents were being called “ nickels” hobby literature in theearly 1900s It is a portrait of heroic resistance child here is Molly (marvelous BARBARA HERSHEY the wall by smarty-panted stu­ , First, manufacturers came out as a form of selfishness. Diana the novels of Susan Sontag are — 12 percent nickel. 88 percent with special reference to the in the face of enormous repres­ newcomer Jodhi May) — an . . . plays an activist dents. Until the publication of the copper.) with simple, inexpensive 35mm simply cannot sit back and watch overrated? typically Texan ads coming from sion, pids a study of the toll taken alert, quizzical 13-year-old who is 372-page volume in 1930 there had cameras with cheap wide-angle a minority of ruling whites That athlete is an aging minor- Remember the roll-collecting Max Mehl of Fort Worth. He was on a family by that heroism. The ostracized by her suburban been no complete history of lenses. These lenses keep any destroy South Africa’s black league catcher (Kevin Costner). binge of a few years back? It was good for half a century. One of the film has its conventionally stir­ friends. This happens when her United States coinage. I image relatively sharp from population, even if it means she who suddenly finds himself con­ worse in 1863. One store in New first general references was ring side — its noble, white- father skips the country and her He noted in the foreword that about 4 feet to infinity. There is no must neglect her own family. fronted with a callow new pitcher York had a floorcollapse from the S(X)tt’s Standard Catalogue and liberal sentiments. But it’s a dissident journalist mother. Di­ Though it hurts her daughter to the book carried a critical tone, weight of junky coins. need to focus, and the price is (Tim Robbins) who needs some $69.95. This collaboration be­ later came the forerunner of the FRAOIONAL haunting portrait of those senti­ ana Roth (Barbara Hershey), is realize it, Diana’s real family is saying that he could not bring very affordable. seasoning. Meanwhile, both guys tween ’ ’Gandhi” director Ri­ The Carothers book was pub­ Red Book: the volume by the ments. one painted in swift, fluid arrested under the infamous himself to gloss over the errors of Next came autofocus and auto­ her country — a family of whites vie for the sane woman — a sexy chard Attenborough and lished by Wiley in 1930 and soon squire of South Norwalk. Conn.: various administrations. This went to $75 in the out-of-print Wayte Raymond. MONEY exposure. Autofocus just man­ team follower (Susan Sarandon). screenwriter John Briley chroni- adds to the spice. (From an cle.s the friendship of South market. This is a soft-cover 'This edition of “ Coins and ages to get you fnto a zone of focus She picks one player a season to erstwhile grande dame of Wa­ AH810Ry

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QUESTION; I have never pay for inpatient hospital care, payments. Is this true? If so. how Joshua Johnson QUESTION: I need to have been handling her money. Can and widely adopted by colonial the first large-scale attempt to worked under Social Security but some inpatient care in skilled many young people realize that some rather expensive labora­ Social Security send her checks to artists.” my husband has for many years. nursing facilities, and hospice the Social Security program is NEW YORK (AP) - The assess the work of one of the most Dance winners ItozakI cltad tory tests. Will Medicare pay for exhibition "Joshua Johnson; gifted, inventive and popular When can I get retirement care. The medical insurance part more than just retirement this? TORONTO, Ontario (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) - Arata benefits as his wife? of Medicare, sometimes referred benefits? Freeman and Early American David Hockney artists at work today.” Rose Gad Poulsen of the Royal to as Part B, helps pay for ANSWER: Sometimes a person Portrait Painter’’ is on view at Isozaki has received the 1968 ANSWER: In order to receives ANSWER: Medicare medical getting Social Security or SSI the Whitney Museum of Ameri­ NEW YORK (AP) - “David Danish Ballet and Errol Pickford Arnold W. Brunner Memorial medically necessary doctors’ ser­ ANSWER: Yes. it’s true. A lot Hockney; A Retrospective,” a Solti honored of England’s Royal Ballet re­ wife’s benefit you must be 82 vices, outpatient hospital servi­ insurance can help pay for checks loses the mental or can Art at Equitable Center Prize in Architecture from the years old. In addition, your of young people don’t realize just diagnostie tests provided by physical ability to manage mo­ major.intemational loan exhibi­ cently placed first at the Interna­ American Academy and Institute ces, and a number of other through Aug. 24. NEW YORK (AP) —Sir Georg tional Competition for the Erik husband will have to apply for his how important Social Security is independent laboratories. The ney. When this happens. Social tion of the work of the contempor­ Solti, music director of the of Arts and Letters. services and supplies that are not for them even before they’re old lab must be certified by Medicare The retrospective of the earli­ ary artist, is on view at the Bruhn Prize here. own retirement benefit. covered by hospital insurance. Security should be notified. Ar­ est known black American por­ Chicago Symphony Orchestra, The 11,000 prize is given each enough to collect retirement for the service you receive. Not rangements can be made for a Metropolitan Museum of Art recently received an honorary Hospital insurance and medical benefits. Every month more than trait painter for whom a body of through Aug. 14. Poulsen and Pickfoid were year to "an-architect in recogni­ QUESTION; I’ll be 65 later this insurance both help pay for home all laboratories are certified by “representative payee” — usu­ extant work survives includes 39 degree from the University of tion of his contribution to archi­ year and will have Medicare 2 million workers under 65 get Medicare, and some laboratories ally a relative — to receive and The exhibition contains 150 Bologna. awarded the $15,000 prize follow- health care. portraits of late 18th and early mg tte end of the competition. tecture as an art.” coverage, tm confused about the disability payments from Social are certified only for certain use the benefits for that person. paintings, 60 drawings. 30 photo­ The university, now celebrat­ difference between Medicare’s QUESTION: My friends’young Security and more than 1 million kinds of tests. You may want to 19th century subjects. graphs, several suites of prints Each dancer competing per­ Ison.ki, who born in Japan, is son was seriously injured in an The museum says, “Johnson ing its 900th anniversary formed works from both the hospital insurance and medical wives, husbands, and children get check with your doctor to see if This column is prepared by the and samples of Hockney’s colla­ awarded Solti a degree in the best known in this country for his insurance coverage. Can you auto accident and will not be able payments as dependents of dis­ absorbed the stylistic tradition of borative work in stage design. contemporary and classical design of the Museum of Contem­ the tests you need are covered. Social Security Administration the renowned Peale family, for Disciplines of Art, Music and repertoire. explain? to return to work for over a year. abled workers. 'These payments Works in the show came from Drama. porary Art in Los Angeles. Other He recently found out he will get a make a real difference to people office In East Hartford. If you whom it is believed he worked, QUESTION: My mother gets have a question about Social public and private collections in Solti conducted two performan­ works in the U.S. Include the ANSWER: The hospital insu­ Social Security disability benefit. while they’re recovering from an Social Security and SSI check and assumed their artistic ap­ the United States. Japan, ^ u th Bruhn was the late artistic rance part of Medicare, some­ Security, write to: Social Secur­ proach, which was based on ces of the Verdi “Requiem” with director of the National Ballet of Walt Disney He found out his wife and two accident or illness and getting every month. She is 86, and I’m America, Australia, Asia and the chorus and orchestra of the World in Florida, the Minnesota times referred as Part A, helps young sons will also beeligible for ready to return to work. ity, Manchester Herald. P.O. Box conventions prevalent in 18th Europe. Canada. He conceived the compe­ ^hool and Resource Center for concerned about the way she has .591. Manchester 06040. century European portraitures Opera of Bologna as part of the tition just prior to his death in ’The museum says the exhibit is celebration. the Arts, and the Palladium, a 1986. New York City dance club. MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT

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By /Mary Campbell the country chart. “ I Couldn't Leave You If I where I really wanted to concentrate my The Associated Press Tried,” the second single from Crowell's energies In music. I realized there Isn't any Teen-agers (Jrop jobless rate to 5.3% album, was No. 43 and climbing on the June 25 more satisfying form of professional self- Rodney Crowell's fifth album, "Diamonds country best-selling chart. WASHINGTON (AP) - A boom in expression than performing a piece of music American dollar flock to the United future, not desperately searching the and Dirt,” on Columbia Records, Is the first to Crowell says, “ We're both competitive summertime work for teen-agers you've written and knowing you've really States for their vacations. want ads for jobs.” contain a duet by Crowell and his wife, people. Rosanne has written songs I've moved an audience. I'm now doing what I like dropped the nation’s unemployment Rosanne Cash. However, some were skeptical that The numbers were not so good for admired and secretly wish I'd written, which to do, writing songs and performing them for rate in June to a 14-year low, 5.3 overall job growth and the consequent Unemployment He wrote the duet, “ It's Such a Small has Inspired me to write. Democratic presidential candidate people.” percent, the government said Friday. decline in the unemployment rate was Pefoers of wo)k fcwoe. saasonaly ocjiiind World,” four years ago, about a man and “ Sometimes, within a year's time, we've Joblessness among black youths Michael Dukakis. Unemployment in Bob Seger had a hit with “ Shame on the as great as it appeared in June 7.0 woman who meet 10 years after they've had a both put out LPs. Hers has gone to the top of plummeted more than 6 percentage the Massachusetts governor’s state relationship. Moon,” which Crowell had on an album. He figures. the charts and mine has hung around points to its lowest level on record. jumped from 2.8 percent to 3.5 Crowell and Cash have been married nine says, “ I'm not good at commissioned writing. “ Anything in the report that deals percent. midway. It took me awhile to realize It was The 0.3 percentage point drop from years and he says she has been ready to sing a I can perform pretty well with a deadline but with summer workers will look better OK, and It was OK to be somewhat resentful. May’s 5.6 percent jobless rate was But it was the first time in more duet for 10years. “ I was stubborn. My mother that doesn't feel like pressure the way it does than it is,” said Larry Chimerine, than four years that Massachusetts Once I learned to accept that anyone In that caused by a seasonally adjusted surge would say I was prideful.” position would feel the same way. It did a if Joe Artist said, ‘I've got to have a hit song. president of the W EFA Group, an has not had the lowest unemployment of 820,000 people — three-fourths of He adds, “ I had to evolve to the place I felt whole lot to eliminate that kind of rivalry. The Please write it for me.” ' economic forecasting firm in Bala them 16 to 24 years old — onto rate of the nation’s 11 largest states. comfortable doing It. Each artist has their Idea of becoming more self-accepting Is to me His favorite song always Is a recent one Cynwyd, Pa. “ The July report will be Its rate in June was equaled by New own road to arrive at wherever they're going. one of the finer things about growing older." America’s payrolls, the Labor De­ the purest indication because that’s “ where I break some ground I hadn't broken partment said. York and exceeded by North Carol­ “ The first things we put together on Crowell's career took a producing turn before or found some new twist on my style. all summer.” ina, where joblessness dropped from Rosanne, she was accepted. Her association Including an unusual decline of from 1981 to 1984. He didn't release an album Any time I can get into the murkiness, The Labor Department acknowl­ 3.5 percent in May to 3.2 percent last with her father made the doors fly open for 536,000 in the number of people at for five years. “ What happened Is, Rosanne blueness and sometimes brightness of edged its June figures were affected month. her Initially. By her own merits. Intelligence, work in May, employment increases drafted me to produce her record. It was fun. emotion and come up with something that is in part by the fact its survey was Nationwide, the number of unem­ Integrity and talents, the doors have had been averaging only 90,000 a RODNEY CROWELL It was a success, so other people In the digestible to listeners. I'm happy.” conducted late in the month, “ allow­ ployed fell by 328,000 in June to 6.5 remained open. Industry shined the flashlight In my comer. month this year until June. J F M A M J Crowell was bom in Houston, went to ing extra time for students, graduates million, with teen-agers and adult . . singing with Rosanne “ For me to define mjrself was a harder Job. “ Isn't It typical, the things you're not trying The government’s raw data showed Nashville for two years in the early 1970s, and seasonal workers to find jobs.” men accounting for all of the decline. It took me awhile to be comfortable with the to make happen, happen on their own. 1.4 million more teen-agers at work in J W 8 7 MsyBB spent seven years in Los Angeles, returned to As a result, according to Chimerine, And the percentage of working-age Idea of going for the obvious commercial Suddenly I was In the midst of a good June than in May, dropping the Nashville, where the Crowells live with three the “ filters” used to adjust the total Americans holding jobs climbed to 6 1 success of a duet with Rosanne.” three-year stint In the studio. adjusted unemployment rate among I . % II S .^ II daughters, the oldest his from a previous figures treated some of the normal 62.3 percent, an all-time high matched “ It's Such a Small World” went to No. 1 on “ It was an opportunity for me to focus on them 2 percentage points to 13.6 AP graphic marriage. Another child is on the way. seasonal increase as non-summer only once before — in April. percemt, the lowest since early 1970. employment. Construction employment rose by Among black teens, joblessness begining to run up against labor The numbers were good enough for 55,000 and factories added 45,000 new dropped from 34.8 percent in May to shortages and predicting that if President Reagan to claim them as workers, 20,000 more than their Turntable Tips 28.4 percent last month, the lowest employment growth continues at its “ solid evidence” that his economic average monthly increase from Janu­ June pace there will be an accelera­ since the government began keeping policies have worked, and he put in a ary through May. tion of wage inflation by Christmas. separate data on them in 1972 and the Hot singles 2. “Set ‘Em Up Joe” Vera thinly veiled plug for Vice President ' “ There are no signs that a growing Gosdin (Columbia) first time since late 1973 that it has George Bush. Congratulations to economy driven by exports and Some other economists also echoed dipped below 30 percent. 1. "The Flame” Cheap Trick 3. “Failin' Again” Alabama “ I predict that 1988 will be a banner capital equipment investment is (Epic) (RCA) Analysts had anticipated a large those fears, although there was no year for Republicans because it’s a slowing down,” said Jerry Jasi- indication of any wage spike in June. 2. “ Mercedes Boy” Pebbles 4. “Talkin' to the Wrong Man” increase this year in the usual number banner year for peace and prosperity nowski, chief economist for the Average hourly wages actually fell by (MCA) Michael Martin Murphey our newest Honor Carrier of available summer jobs, especially in Am erica,” he said. “ As they sit (Warner Bros.) National Association of 2 cents to $9.23 last month after rising 3. “Pour Some Sugar on Me” in the tourist industry, as foreigners around their kitchen tables, more 5. “Don't We All Have the Manufacturers. at an annual rate of 6 percent in April Del Leppard (Mercury) taking advantage of the devalued Americans are planning for their 4. '*New Sensation” INKS Right” Ricky Van Shelton Jasinowski said manufacturers are and May. (Atlantic) (Columbia) 5. "Hold On to the Nights” 6. “Don't Close Your Eyes” Luke Bittner Richard Marx (EMI-Manhattan) Keith Whitley (RCA) Louisiana won’t tax 6. “Roll With It” Steve WInwood 7. "Baby Blue” George Strait is the Herald’s newest Singer sells 2 divisions (Virgin) (MCA) honor carrier. Luke was 7. “ Nlte and Day” A1 B. Sure' 8. “Sunday Kind of Love” Reba nominated by his area Its foreign visitors STAMFORD (A P ) - The Sin­ trial products manufacturing and both CAE and Link to serve their (Warner Bros.) McEntIre (MCA) ger Co. announced Friday it will services. 9. “Just One Kiss” Exile (Epic) advisor because of the customers,” he said in ajoint 8. “Hands to Heaven” Breathe BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana has sell its vocational and military The Singer divisions are the (A41M) 10. “Blpest EyA i^fj Texas” statement with Bilzerian. outstanding Job he does become the first state to give sales tax rebates to training divisions to separate second and third to be sold sjnce Restless Heart (RCA) y,. Both companies develop and 9. "Make Me Lose Control” as a Herald carrier. companies for a total of $570 Eric Carmen (Arista) foreign visitors, a move designed to boost the tMe company waS acquired ear­ design simulation systems for million as part of a continuing 10. “Nothing But a Good Time” Adult singles" tourism industry and create jobs in a state lier this year by a partnership fixed-wing aircraft and helicop­ Poison (Elnigma) Cuatomer service is the plagued by double-digit unemployment. divestment program. headed by Paul A. Bilzerian. In ters and share expertise in Integrated Resources Acquisi­ 1. “ Make Me Lose Control” key to Luke’s success. The state will join 17 European countries that making the acquisition, Bilzerian shipboard machinery control sys­ Top LPs Eric Carmen (Arista) His papers are delivered offer similar refunds under a bill Gov. Buddy tion Inc.^ 1 1 acquire the Educa­ said at least part of the com­ tems, nuclear submarine simula­ tion Division, known as Career 2. “ Make It Real” The Jets on time and he Is Roemer signed into law Friday. pany’s operations would be tors and control systems for 1. “ OU812” Van Halen (Warner “ I think it is a fantastic concept for us in that we Systems Development, for $20 divested. (MCA) courteous to all utilities. Bros.) 3. “Paradise” Sade (Epic) are the first in the nation to do it,” said Lt. Gov. million. The division, a major Ryobi Limited of Tokyo, Japan, 2. “ Hysteria” Del Leppard 4. “The Colour of Love” Billy customera on his route. Paul Hardy, who serves as the head of operator of Job Corps vocational announced Tuesday it would buy (Mercury) — Platinum (More Ocean (Jive) Louisiana’s Department of Culture, Recreation training centers for the U.S. Singer’s motor products division than 1 million units sold.) 5. “Together Forever” Rick As- Among Luke’s Interests and Tourism. Department of Labor, is head­ for $325 million. 3. “Faith” George Michael (Co­ tley (RCA) The program, which the state hopes to quartered in Rochester. N.Y. (Company officials said they lumbia) — Platinum are skateboarding, and 6. “Roll With It” Steve WInwood implement in early 1989, will offer the rebates CAE Industries Ltd. of Toronto, expect the sale of the Education RENTAL 4. “ ‘ Dlrty Dancing' Sound­ anow boarding, and his (Virgin) only for retail sales. Hotel bills, rental cars and Canada, will acquire Singer’s Division to be completed in / track” (RCA) - Platinum newspaper route gives 7. “ The Valley Road” Bruce restaurant and bar tabs will not be affected. Link Domestic Simulation and August. Integrated Resources, a 5. “Appetite for Destruction” Hornsby & The Range (RCA) him extra spending Training Systems Division for subsidiary of the financial servi­ Guns k Roses (Geffen) — “While we’re rebating only the tax on CARS 8. “Hands to Heaven” Breathe money to enjoy his shopping, we will get more (visitors) paying the $550 million. ces company Integrated Resour­ Platinum (AAM) . hobbles. sales tax on everything else,” said Eugene The division is the leading ces, Inc., then will offer interests 6. “Open Up and Say Ahh” 9. “Heart of Mine” Boz Scaggs Daily supplier of m ilitary simulation in Career Systems Development Poison (Enigma) — Platinum (Columbia) Schrieber, managing director of the World Trade Center in New Orleans. systems and training services to through a privately placed li­ 7. “Stronger Than Pride” Sade 10. “ Foolish Beat” Debbie Gib­ Weekly (Epic) son (Atlantic) According to a World Trade Center study, the U.S. Army, Navy, A ir Force mited partnership. 8. “Scenes from the Southside” 301,000 foreign tourists from countries other than and the National Aeronautics and The closing date for the Link Monthly Bruce Hornsby & The Range Black singles Mexico and Canada visited Louisiana in 1986 to Space Administration. sale hinges on regulatory (RCA) Luke Bittner will be awarded a *100 Scholarship Bond take in such attractions as New Orleans’ French Its headquarters are in Bingh­ approvals. Rates amton, N.Y., but it also has 9. “ Tracy Chapman" Tracy 1. “Roses are Red” The Mac for his outstanding service as a Herald carrier. Quarter, pre-Civil War plantation mansions in David H. Race, president and Chapman (Elektra) — Gold Band featuring the McCampbell southern Louisiana and the Cajun country. facilities in Houston; ; chief executive officer of CAE, (More than 900,000 units sold.) Bros. (MCA) During that year, Louisiana attracted 3.4 Sunnyvale, Calif.; Silver Spring, said Link and CAE “ are the ideal tA M ia 10. “ More ‘Dirty Dancing' 2. “Paradise” Sade (Epic) Good Job, Luke! percent of overseas tourists who came to the Md.; and Alexandria, Va. fit.” He said CAE intends to Soundtrack” (RCA) — Platinum 3. “Don’t Be O u el” Bobby United States, ranking it 15th among the states. CAE is a publicly traded operate Link as an autonomous Brown (MCA) “ I don’ t think Louisiana ip getting its fair holding and management com­ business unit in its present form. .LYNCH Country singles 4. “The Right Stuff" Vanessa The Manchester Herald share,” said Hardy, who campaigned last fall on pany with seven operating div­ “ The combination of technical, Leasing A R§atal Williams (Wing) the theme of building the state’s tourism isions across Canada and one in manufacturing and financial re­ l." If You Change Your Mind” 345 C«nter StrMt 9. “If It Isn’t Love” New Edition industry. West Germany. It is engaged in sources resulting from this agree­ _____ M anch««t«r Rosanne Cash (Columbia) (MCA) electronics, aerospace and indus­ ment will enhance the ability of * Mortgage rates increase Highlights U.S./World In Brief til fHi of the week for third consecutive month Fire kills 4,000 lanimals By The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Interest month. It said the average this Richard W. Peach, deputy chief GARY, Ind. — A barn that housed 2,000 rabbits rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mort­ week was 10.38 percent, down economist of the Mortgage and 2,000 guinea pigs being grown for research was ■ The nation’s two largest financial markets gages moved higher in June, the from 10.39 percent last week and Bankers Association of America, burned, killing all the animals, authorities said. took a Joint step toward averting another stock third consecutive monthly in­ 10.58 percent in the week ending said he expected 30-year, fixed- The fire Thursday also destroyed the barn. crash, proposing reforms that include special crease, the government said' June 3. rate mortgages to be in the 11.25 Gerald Kuiper, owner of Kuiper Rabbit Ranch, attention to small investors and coordinated Friday. Freddie Mac averages are to 11.5 percent range by the end of said he and a worker were cleaning the barn when trading halts when the Dow Jones industrial they noticed some hay on fire. The Federal Home Loan Bank lower than the bank board’s the year. average falls 250 points. The announcement by ” I tried to grab a hose to put it out. Everything Board, the regulator of savings comparable averages because The bank board said rates for the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago was filled with smoke, and it just started to go up in institutions, said the national .they do not include add-on fees, the most popular type of one- Mercantile Exchange addressed many issues known as points, which are paid year, adjustable-rate mortgages, flames. It Just seemed to start on its own,” said a raised by government studies on the causes of the average for conventional, single- by borrowers. those with caps on how high the tearful Kuiper. “ I don’t know what I am going to do «AC0 October crash. family loans Jumped to 10.75 now.” percent in early June, up from rate can increase, also rose, from ■ The Securities and Exchange Commission The bank board averages, Kuiper, who has raised animals at the farm for 26 'll 10.65 percent in early May. 8.63 percent in early May to 8.80 ’’‘ 'f t (M u u voted to limit American companies’ ability to which hit 11.42 percent Just before percent in early June. years, estimated his loss at $100,000. But he said he It was the highest rate since the October stock market crash, weaken the voting power of their stockholders as The percentage of mortgages has other barns where he raises animals. The January, when the average was dropped steadily for five months, a way of fighting hostile takeovers. The new closed with a^ustable rates rose animals are sold, for $3 to $10, to laboratories 10.97 percent. hitting 10.33 percent in early *N one-share, one-vote rule spells out how shares to 55 percent in June, up from 53 around the Midwest. March, and then began rising. with reduced voting power can be issued. However, a separate report by percent in May and 49 percent in Officials were investigating a cause for the blaze. ■ Federal regulators said it will cost $15.2 the Federal Home Loan Mort­ After the brief respite in June April. billion to bail out Texas’ ailing savings and loan gage Corp., known as Freddie and early this month, economists Peach said as fixed-rates rise, Nixon has hernia surgery institutions, more than double their previous Mac, indicates that rates eased are expecting rates to begin home buyers turn to the less- estimate. later in June and early this climbing again. costly adjustable rates. NEW YORK — Former President Nixon was ■ The government said youth summertime discharged Friday from a hospital following employment helped drop the nation’s civilian successful hernia surgery, a spokeswoman said. Jobless rate to 5.3 percent in June, the lowest Nixon was admitted W^nesday and was since 1974. Another government report showed operated on Thursday morning by George Wantz, a Japan was the only industrial power to best the A ‘banner yeaK? hernia expert. United States in reducing manufacturing labor ” It was a procedure called the Canadian repair, a costs in absolute terms last year. very commonly performed surgical procedure and ■ The nation’s major retailers said sales rose it was performed under local anesthesia,” said between 3.5 percent and 4 percent in June, helped Wall Street not as excited as Reagan Myrna Manners, spokeswoman at New York by the hot weather and consumer purchases of Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. summer clothing. NEW YORK (AP) - Though has been a widespread suspicion pressures from some commodity Nixon is to recuperate at his home in Saddle ■ Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng, the stock market has rallied since that the state of the economy is prices are offset by weakness in River, N.J., she said. after meeting with six farm-state governors, said late spring. Wall Street is still too good to last. energy. “ It was really very routine, very minor surgery. there was an urgent need for legislative action to having trouble working up much Before long, many investors "Interest rates are unlikely, And he went home in good condition,” Manners provide drought relief. excitement over what President fear, strong growth will bring anytime soon, to reach levels that said. ■ Officials of the Farm Credit System Reagan has labeled a “ banner with it increased inflation and would dampen the economy.” • AP photo announced a merger that will combine nine of the year for peace and prosperity.’’ upward pressure on interest Such assurances did little for NUMBER ONE COMMUTER — Rod system’s banks for cooperatives into one lending The occasion for Reagan’s rates. Indeed, rates moved up the stock market in the past week, Sarah unhurt in crash the nation's number one commuter. The institution. statement was a Labor Depart­ significantly on Friday after the Conklin of Oarien poses in Los Angeles 35-year-old advertising sales represen­ however. The Dow Jones average LONDON — The Duchess of York, who is eight ■ The United States and Japan signed an ment report Friday that the employment statistics were of 30 industrials dropped 25.43 Friday after he was honored by Kraco, tative daily drives 408 miles roundtrip agreement opening Japan to more American civilian unemployment rate fell issued. months pregnant, escaped injury Friday when her the automotive electronics company, as points to 2,106.15. chauffeured Jaguar struck an oncoming car on a between Darien and his office in Boston. beef and citrus. three-tenths of a percentage point To some analysts, this amounts The New York Stock Exchange highway 20 miles outside London, police and ■ American Suzuki Motor Corp. said sales of in June to a 14-year low of 5.3 to nothing more than the latest of composite index fell .87 to 152.81, Buckingham Palace said. its Samurai sport vehicle plunged 70.6 percent in percent. a series of false inflation scares and the NASDAQ composite The accident involving the former Sarah June from a year earlier. It was the automaker’s That figure, and the accompan­ that have hit the markets in index for the ovei'-the-counter Ferguson occurred on a section of the M40, a busy No charges in Arizona probe first sales report since Consumers Union alleged ying-news of »J46,000 increase in recent years. market lost .37 to 394.33. The the Samurai tips too easily. western highway into London. Part of the road was non-farm payroll employment, Yes, they say, the rise of the ^American Stock Exchange closed for repairs, police said. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Gov. “ Obviously I am relieved that was secretary of state. ■ Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. far exceeded advance estimates Consumer Price Index in 1988 is 'market value index edged up .02 A police bodyguard was driving the duchess’ Rose Mofford will not be charged this investigation has concluded said their car sales rose in late June, and the Big on Wall Street. likely to be a little larger than it to 309.02. Sources close to the probe said Jaguar, and she continued the Journey in an in connection with gifts she gave and I can continue to lead Arizona Three automakers all finished the first half of The dramatic numbers seemed was last year, with production Volume on the Big Board before the announcement that 19M ahead of the same period last year. accompanying police car, Buckingham Palace as secretary of state or financial without any doubts about my investigators had concluded Mrs. "'-to leave the'stock market with a closer to full capacity and special averaged 163.40 million shares a said. disclosure statements she filed as j^tqgrity,” it said “ It feels good Mofford had broad authority to ■ Singer Co. agreed to sell its motdr products clearly defined choice: Either it influences like the drought in the day, down from 208.42 million the division to Ryobi Limited of Japan for about $325 The 28-year-old duchess is married to Prince a public official, the county nibe exonerate from these spend money. ' could Jumii 'zitiead on the evidence farm belt. week before. attorney announced Friday. million. The division is a major source of pdWer' of solid economic growth, or it Andrew, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II. She is larges because every decision I And while they found some But no, they argue, inflation is Susan Berge Kent at Tucker, Maricopa County Attorney tools for Sears, Roebuck It Co. could drop sharply amid the expecting their first child. ahave ever made in public service evidence of payments by Mrs. not about to reach the point where Anthony & R.L. Day Inc. takes a ’Tom Collins said technical viola­ ■ Sun Co., a leading producer and distributor inflation fears that have been has been for the benefit of the Mofford of bills that her late it forces stringent credit­ different slant on the inflation tions in the statements were not of gasoline and petroleum products, agreed to raised by many other favorable state of Arizona.” husband incurred, sources said tightening by the Federal Re­ debate: She regards fears of “ significant in that they did not buy the smaller Atlantic Petroleum Corp. for economic reports of late^^^ State Attorney General Bob the investigators had been unable serve and brings an end to the upward pressure on prices as Judge convicts wrong man involve large amounts of money $SI3 million. As it turned out, however, the economic expansion. Corbin had asked Collins’ office to to locate a will for T.R. Mofford misguided, but thinks the stock or personal gain for Governor investigate omissions from ■ ’Tropicana Products Inc. sued Coca-Cola Co. market did neither of those “ The economic cycle will last PHILADELPHIA — Rodney Morris insisted he’d that could have helped prove or market is headed for trouble Mofford.” financial-disclosure statements disprove her claim that items over labeling and advertising claims for its things. Instead, it spent the day longer than any investors ex­ anyway. been arrested on a robbery charge and shouldn’t be “ premium choice’’ pasteurized Minute Maid Mrs. Mofford was not available Mrs. Mofford filed over the last 10 omitted from her disclosure drifting quietly lower, almost as pect,” maintains Donald Carver Ms. Kent argues that the basic on trial for allegedly tampering with a car. orange Juice. for comment immediately, but years and at thousands of dollars statements were not really hers though there was no news of any at Centre Square Investment question facing the stock market But Municipal Judge Thomas J. McCormack ■ Bank of New York Co. got a reprieve in its aides issued a statement on her in state money that went for gifts because they were being used to note to deal with. Group in Philadelphia. is how the nation will deal with convicted him of theft and conspiracy charges hostile pursuit of Irving Bank Corp. when a state anyway. behalf. and office decorations while she pay her former husband’s debts. One primary source of caution “ Peak earnings are still sev­ “ the greatest debt problem this Judge struck down a provision of Irving’s in the financial markets of late eral quarters away. Inflationary country has faced since the late McCormack said he figured if the wrong Rodney anti-takeover "poison pill.’’ 1920s. Morris had really been brought in for trial ■ Eastern Airlines and its unions signed an “ Since the early 1980s,” she Thursday, his lawyer, William J. Hagan, would Car bomb kills 31 in Pakistan agreement designed to defuse years of bitter speak up. says, “ deflation has been a battling and improve safety procedures at the Textron, union OK contract greater risk than inflation, par­ A police officer identified Morris as one of three ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) a local theater and 45 shops. of people killed in the three car often-criticized carrier. The pact comes a month men who had been tampering with a car last — A truck packed with explosives S’TRA’TFORD (AP) Negotia­ Company negotiators planned ticularly in light of the debt Kabul radio, monitored in bomb explosions. after federal investigators warned that safety tors for Textron Lycoming and problem.” January. When the defense opened, Morris refused exploded Friday in a crowded Islamabad, blamed “ criminal could be threatened. to meet with representatives of On Wednesday, six people died one of two striking unions But, in her view, fears of to take the stand because he said, “ This is not my business section of the Afghan extremist opposition” for the ■ USG Corp. sharaholders approved a recapi­ Local 376 Saturday in hopes of when a car bomb blew up in reached tentative agreement Fri­ biQation could lead policymak­ case. What can I say?” ( city of J alalabad, killing 31 people explosion, apparently referring Kabul, the Afghan capital, the talization and restructuring plan that increases reaching a similar agreement day on a new, three-year con­ ers, notably the Federal Reserve “ Guilty,” the Judge said. and damaging cars and build­ to Afghan guerrillas fighting the the company’s debt fourfold. The plan was part of quickly, McDaniel said. Local radio said. Western diplomats tract, a spokesman for the Board, to take actions that would “ I was never arrested in thiscase,” Morris said as ings, the state-run Kabul radio pro-Soviet government. It called reported four dead. the company’s successful defense against a 1010 represents about 1,900 defense contractor said. turn many heavy debtors into McCormack was about to impose sentence. “ I ’m not reported. the attack an “ unforgiveable takeover bid from Desert Partners L.P. workers, while Local 376 repres­ A second car bomb exploded in Members of United Auto bankrupts. the real guy. I ’m charged with robbery, not this.” It was the third car bomb crime.” ■ Financier Marvin Warner was stunned by a ents about 240 workers. the capital Thursday, killing one Workers Local 1010 will vote on She concludes. “ The risk is that The Judge asked Hagan if Morris was his client. attack in an Afghan city in as The radio did not mention person, the radio said. Florida Jury verdict requiring him to pay $22.6 the proposed contract as soon as Joseph duel, president of Lo­ Hagan said he wasn’t sure. many days. iitjuries. The official Soviet news million for fraudulently removing money from the Fed will tighten, raise the No group has claimed responsi­ possible to end the strike, which cal 1010, was not at union discount rate, at a time when free Records were checked, the prison was called and The radio, quoting Afghanis­ agency Tass reported 33 injured, bility for any of the explosions. ESM Government Securities, a failing securities began May 30 when the previous headquarters Friday night and sure enough, the wrong Rodney Morris had been tan’s official Bakhtar news most of them women, children dealer. market forces are already pulling Jalalabad, about 70 miles east contract expired, said company could not be reached for in the direction of deflation rather brought to court. agency, said the blast also and elderly people. of Kabul, has been the* scene of s spokesman William McDaniel. comment. than inflation.” “ I couldn’t believe it,” the Judge said. “ I destroyed 25 vehicles parked in a Kabul radio said the latest heavy fighting during the Afghan withdrew my verdict.” nearby parking lot and damaged deaths brought to 36 the number civil war. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELPWANTQI HELP WANTED |HELP WANTED Real Estate PART TIME ORDER Fillers. Rocky MEDIC.AL Secretary HIM. Notional whole­ needed for full time WRECKER Driver. 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Training pro­ Friendly and profes­ H Busy salon needs motl- neer Aerospace Corpo­ gram bogina with d a aa creation Counselor for sional environment. 721-7393, Mondav- H voted stylist to take ration, Hale Road, 6 4 7 - 8 6 3 9 Estobllshed product- participation. Pleaao vided. Call planning and coordlna- Frlday, 9-4.______^ M over clientele. Hours Good pay. The Hart- C O V EN TR Y. Affordable Responsibilities In­ Manchester, C T 06040. apply In poraon or call: new construction. This 229-1172 eveninga tlon af Social- clude: scheduling, pro­ LIV E-ln Maintenance Su­ ■ flexible. 74^7707. EO E. M » . ______ford Couront PART TIME Recreation activities In perintendent. Subur­ circulation telemar­ Mrs. Ollvoira at 1800 square toot Con­ Monday - Friday, 7-8 cessing Insurance ■ HAIRSTYLIST full or RECEPTIONIST for op­ temporary will offer 3 community mental forms, phone contact ban, 100 unit elderly, erations center. Some keting department Is HELP WANTED health agency. Good port time. A rare open­ opening a new office at MeidDwt Minor j bedrooms, 2 baths, a and diversified duties. Independent living ing has occurred. You word processing. Good benefits, paid health /e», HAVE A PHONE? 1010 Main Street In East 333 Bldwoll St. fireplace and deck In 1-8D0-^4245 Hours 8r5pm Monday- apartment complex. can loin the profession­ telephone skills re­ private country set- PART Time cleaning. Insurance, 35 hour Send work experlence- Hartford. Applications Manchostor, C T 06040 July 11 Only F rld a y . W lllltfo to als at Salon Ultra In aulred. Apply of Sav­ i ting, minutes to 1-384. Bolton-Andover. Ex­ work week, afternoon train. 633-8371.______/llstof skills to: Welles WANT TO WORK ings Bank of Manches­ are presently being ac­ 047-0101 cellent wage. Own before 4:30 pm. to early evening sche­ Manchester. 643-9525 cepted for part time 8197,000. Rano Realty F U L L Tim e help for busy Country Village, 46 mornings. ter or call 646-1700 ext. 646-5200. transportation. 742- dule and alterante Sa­ Welles Road, Vernon FROM HOME? 226 for appointment. sales positions. We 5633. turdays. Minorities en­ sales affice. Excellent Find the Item TRAVEL Agent. East of offer :-S7 per hour plus SALES. Fire Extin­ typing and phone 06066. 646-8782. straight Commissions EOE.______COVENTRY. In-law or HAIRDRESSER. Wantto couraged to apply: the river. Experienced bonuses and guisher Technician for Income potential. After Please send resume skills. Some account­ BUSINESS Growing. you need preferred but willing to — Income UnllmItadI COMPUTER Operator- I ncenti ves-convenlent get back Into Hair­ Looking for mature, soles and service. Bose a dip In the lake enloy HELP WANTED and cover letter to ing experience would train right person. 647- Call me for an appoint­ Day shift. We are oper­ hours, 5-9pm, Monday- pay plus commission. dressing? For part I be helpful. Coll Alda reliable, honest person MoncliMtBr N«rald ating a new Unisys A the private yard of this time, 55% commission. Chrysalis Center, 15 9767. ment batwsan 3:30- Frlday. Full training Will train enthusiastic charming 4 bedroom Marshall Street, Hart­ Morin at Hydro-Dyne, to loin the team. Call 6 4 3 -1 7 1 1 series system to do our and support. For more Small, friendly salon. HDUSE Manager to ad­ 633-8385. South Bolton CleanlAg . Spm Onlyl Ask for Indlvlpuol. Phone Mr. Cape with 0 tieldstone minister residential ford, CT 06105. Atten­ dally bonk processing. Information call Sarah Borders at All-Gos and Roller setting needed. Service. 647-1545. A computer back­ fireplace and 2 car 649-7097 or 640-0560. programs for mentally tion: S. Rletscho. MANAGEMENT Trai­ C E R Tin E O of 241-3827. Equipment. 278-9910. garage. 8145,500. Flano retarded adults In nee. Growing whole­ Oennis Santoro ground Is helpful. PART Time 20 hours per M E N T A L Health. Cose Please call Ray at 646- Realty 646-5200. Marlboro. Bachelors Manager-Counselor sale supply chain NURSES MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS week, general office: degree, 2 to 3 years offers many Incentives PART TIME 643-2711 5773. Savings Bonk of ATTENTION. Owner rel- Typing (40wpm). Send for a community men­ Manchester. EOE. HOMEMAKERS, STUDENTS. RETIREES. experience preferred. tal health Insurance. to ambitious Individu­ AIDES ocatlng, reduced price, resume to Executive Salary based on expe­ als. Successful appli­ CUSTOMER SERVICE CABINET Maker. Small PROFESSIONALS 15 T h o u s a nd dollars. Director, New Hope Flexible schedule with Maadowa Manor rience. Fringe benefits. some early evening cant will understand union shop In Manches­ The G-Fox Distribution Center In South Windsor Is 816 room, beautiful Co­ Manor, 40 Hartford Coll 928-0515.______value of learning our We are looking for responsiblle service^ East, a 116 bod multi- ter has Immediate op- TEACHER lonial, 7Vt years old. 2 Rood, Monchester. hours reaulred. Salary now accepting applications for merchandise pro- D IR E C T Care Staff to $18,782. Additlanal business from the minded indiviudals to handle customer In­ lovol hoalth earo facil­ enlno for skilled and After school pro^ ceaaora who will verify ordera, ticket and hang car garage, ZIOO square CUSTODIAN. Part time- ground-up. Begin In semi-skilled wood­ feet. Closets galore I work In group home for compensation for Cri­ quiries. The position require enthusiasm, ity Is looking for Cor- gram for klndargar- merchandise and ensure that shipments to our store full time potential mentally retarded sis Intervention Cover­ warehouse-delivery worker. Excellent are correct. Security system, etc, handy person to work and go where ever your independent thinking, and organization. tlflod Nursing Assist­ wooes and benefits. danara, 11:30-5:30, etc, etc. 14 Stanley adults In Windsor, age. BA plus 1 year' 9 moa. par yaar. Ba-’ Wo offer a competitive starting rate, a generous In engineering office related experience re­ ability allows. Contact Good communication skills and a pleasant ants to fill ths nowly Coll R 8i R Woodwork­ Drive, South Windsor. South Windsor, West glna Auguat 30, incentive bonus program that anablas you to asm for maintenance- Hartford, Marlbo­ aulred. Minorities en­ Ken at Manchester telephone manner are essential. croatod 4pm-8pm ing of 645-6149. Was M70,000. Now only custodial responsibili­ couraged to apply. WInnelson. 649-4563. 19BB. O a g ra a In additional $$$ and the best amployaa discount pro­ 8254,900. Coll today 644- rough and Hebron shift. Starting salary gram In the area. 2359. ties. Applicant may se­ areas. Full and part Please call Sharon at 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday aducatlon or ralatad lect hours but they of •7.86-*8.11 com- ★ We offer flexible schedules to fit your hectic life time positions availa­ 724-0286. Monday- ACCOUNTANT. Expe- 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays flald, plua 1 yaar ax- ANSALDI built 3 bed- must be between 7am- ble. Call 928-0515 or Frlday, 9am-3pm. rlence working with monsurats with ox- style. Poaltlona available Immediately or apply now 5pm, Monday-Frlday. parlanca with ohll- room Ranch. Fire- 295-9215.______EOE.______small to mediumsized porlsnco. Apply In dran. *7.64 par hour for toll start data. placed living room, Apply at: Fuss & companies. Computer Please call Gerlinde at 647-9946 CONTROUER IRON Worker. Must hove W ANTED General Mach­ parson at: Schodulas availabla are: natural woodwork, O'Neill, Inc. 146 Hart­ knowledge helpful. for more information. The position re­ plua banafita. Sand ford Road, Manches­ experience welding, inist, full or part time. 7:15 AM - 3:46 PM 8:(M AM - 12 NOON 10,000 BTU built In air Apply to: Taylor, Flexible hours. Call quires m onitoring of raaufna to: conditioner. 1<6 baths. ter, C T 06040 or call connecting and laying 647-9780. Meidowi Mirdt P. Wilaon 7:15 AM - 12 NOON 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Patty Gerhard, 646- deck. Many fringe be­ Smith Corporation 36 four facilities and Nice targe rec room. Sheldon Road, Man­ 333 Bidwall St. offers significant ap- 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM Much more. Come seel 2469. EO E. M/F. nefits Including dental. B ILLIN G And Collection S:30 PM - 9:30 PM East Hartford Weld­ chester. Ct. 06040. PRIVATE PARTY Manehastar, C T 06040 portunltles. YWCA D.W. Fish Realty, 643- TECHNICAL Aide for Assistant. Full time po­ ing, 289-2323. EO E. SECRETARY. Busy 100 sition with flexible 647-9191 76 No. Main 8L Apply in person, Mon.-Fri., 9:00AM - 4:30PM. 1S91.D mornings In the school person Civil Engineer­ Responsibilities In­ library. Call RHAM Jr. R N -LP N . Part time. 7am- hours. We are looking Merchandise Ads Manchaatar, C T BRAND New Listing I ing firm seeks expe­ for a self-motivated clude budgeting, fo­ G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER High School 22S-9423 3pm and 3pm-11pm recasting, cosh pro- by July 15.1068 Original owners hove shifts. Monday-Frlday, rienced secretary for person who con func­ 301 Govemora Highway, So. Windsor, C T token excellent care of for appointment. Ap­ expanding administra­ lections, accounts IKVAA plications will be ac­ no weekends. For more tion within a team en­ this sharp 7 plus room Information please call tive statf. Qualifica­ vironment. Experience racalvobla monog- Raised Ranch on Ver­ cepted through July ment, Interface with 15,1908.______Alice Plante, DMS. 643- tions ore os follows: preferred, health care non Street. 3 bed­ 5151 Crestfleld Con- m inim um 2-3 years a plus. Excellentbenef- bonks. rooms, 2V6 baths, large PART Time moll-supply valscent Home. EOE. word processing expe­ Its and a competitive BELIEF Cook. Meadows THE HARTFORD COURANT eot-ln kitchen, formal coordinator. 9am-2pm. rience (Multi-Mate salary. Submit resume Manor South, a 240 bed, The successful ap­ MICHAEL'S Jewelers plicant must hove BS CIwbIbM9b TMturlwMf dining room, gracious Ideal opportunity for preferred), minimum to: Personnel Servi­ DAY long term health care living room, family Individual who seeks to has a full time service- typing speed 65 wpm, ces, Natchaug Hospi­ facility has a port time In ocountlng and sev­ soles position open. Re­ * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days room with fireplace, 2 work but has time con­ shorthand or speed tal, 189 Storrs Road, position for q relief eral years axpsrl- JOB FAIR car garage. A peaceful straints due to child­ tail exposure a plus. writing and dicta­ Mansfield Center, CT * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day cook. This 5qm-1pm anca In the Industry Great benefits pack­ setting on o well lands­ ren's school schedule. phone. If you work well 06250. * Classifications 71 thru 87 position requires q per­ with axparlenca In caped lot. Buckley In addition to opening, age. Apply In person & In a busy environment, WHOLESALE Distribu­ * Merchandise Under *250 son 18 years or older cost accounting. Ex- . School 81M,00. Jackson stamping and sorting Tuesdoy-Saturday, can handle changing with quantity cooking parlanca with a CPA 10am-5pm. EO E. ter seeking qualified Si Jackson Real Estate, mall, you will also be priorities and meet the * Ad must contain price! experience preferred. firm Is o plus. OPEN HOUSE 647-8480.0 called upon to perform Driver. Must be 25 * Tbaa^. lMy I I * »SPM HARDWARE Clerk port above qualifications years old with valid CT You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Please contact: M ary miscellaneous clerical Send resume with time weekends. Good please send resume to: license and clean driv­ due to this low price... Anne Burdick. 647-9191 EAST Hartford. Wliors duties and provide cov­ pay. Apply at: Cony- Potty Gerhard, Fuss 8, ing record. Must be ext 25. EO E.______present expected your pleasure? Profes- erage as a relief tele­ salary to: er's Hardware, 63 Tol­ O'Neill, 146 Hartford able to pass D O T physi­ RETAIL Aulstant Man- i slonally landscaped? 8 phone operator. Coll or land Turn p ike . 643- Rood, Manchester, CT. ager. Rapidly growing EASTHARTTORD / room, 4 bedrooms, 4 apply In person to: cal. Outstanding benef­ 5707.______EO E. M/F. its package. Apply be- lewelry company In The Hartford Courant TotamarkeUng Daportmont la growing arxf wo would like to cor oarage. Custom ca­ Economy Electric PIONEER binetry, maintenance Supply, Inc. 428 Tol­ FULL and Part time Cos- SECRETARY Guidance tween 9am-3pm, CALL CLASSIFIED malor department Artbsm c s CitR. make you e part of this growth. We ere opening e new offloe at 1010 Mein Street East metlclan. Apply In per­ Department. RHAM McKesson Corpora­ store seeking person­ Hartford end aim seeking Individuale with strong communication skills. free. Convenient loca­ land Turnpike Man­ Attn: Personnel Dept. tion. All this and more. son: Wolgreen's, 263 High School In Hebron. tion, 280 Dividend nel. Will train the right *7“ per hour plus bonutea and incentives chester, Ct. 06040 647- person. Retail expe­ P.O. Box 631 Only $199,900. Sherry 5000. EO E M/F. West Middle Turnpike, For application, coll S. Rood, Rocky Hill, CT. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! .Manchester. Culllnan at 228-9474. . EOE. rience helpful. Good Manchester, C T 06040 — Convenient hours, 8-9 pm, Mon.-Fri. Hannon 635-2531, Mit­ salary and benefits. tosM/e Full training and support — for more Information call: SAR AH at 241-3827 chell Associates, Coll 568-1115. Gallery of Homos. 563- 5059. I HOMES n n HOMES I HOMES HOMES I HOMES lOONOOMIMUMS C0N00MIMUM8 LOTSAANO HOMES FOR SALE 1 2 J FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR SALE FOR SALE Rentals MMCELLANEOUS TAB ( _I FOR SALE FORRERT FOR SALE SALES MANCHESTER. Spa­ BRAND New Listing I EAST Hart- JUST LIstedI 6 room MANCHESTER. CHFA- STONINGTON. Authen­ FHA Approved condo. FORES^^Ido^TowtT MANCHESTER. Level, IMMACULATE 61A room cious and gracious 9 Here's your opportun­ fbra. Nice 5 room, 2-3 ticity remains In this Colonial. This 3 bed­ house. 316 baths, 3 bed­ clear lots. % acre. DECORArlvElT^nr' room Raised Ranch In ity to own your 1st bedrooms Cape lo­ room home was built In Super condo for sin­ ROOMS Cape with rec room. plate gloss mirror, 1790 center chimney rooms, 1900 square feet Already with city Appliances Included. executive area close to home I Quaint 6 room cated In a gulet area. Colonial. Featuring In the 70's. A beautiful gles 12 bedrooms, 2 full of living space, fire­ sewer and water. 647- FORRERT doted 1958. Best offer Huge Multi- 1-384. 4 1st floor bed­ older Colonial In the Vinyl sidihg, newer home with fireplace, baths, security system, Security, references. 6334164.0______Colonial Homes maga­ place, air conditioning, 0426 days. 646-7207 No pets. 8875 per rooms, 7>h baths, fan­ Porter Street area on roof and carpeting. zine. Set on 5 tranauH 116 baths and nice rear pool, excercise'room, deck with view. Par­ evenings.______MANCHESTER. School BURGLAR Alarms. 2 tall Munro Street. 3 bed­ $123,500. Realty World- yard. $140's. Blanchard sauna. Very private Street. Room In Duplex month. Coll 649-3219, Family Sale tastic finished lower acres with 3 stall born, tially finished walk-out MANCHESTER. $95,000. 6334337. systems, home or com- level, screened porch rooms, living room Flnnegon 666-8585. separate "studio" and 8i Rossetto Realtors," location. Condo set basement. Pool, tennis house. Kitchen and Hy­ merclol. Discount with fireplace, dining back In woods. Close to Very nice wooded lot, ing room privileges. ITEMS A-Z and completely private EAST Hartford- 3 car garage. Minutes We're Selling Houses" court. Priced to sell at located at end of cul- price $700 each. 649- and wooded reor yard. room and eat-ln kit­ Glostonbury line. Spot­ to 1-95. $650,000. Coll 646-2482.0 1-384. $95,900. Anne $169,000. Call owner at Reasonable rent Con­ 5488 after 6pm.______chen, hardwood floors, Miller Real Estate, 647- de-sac, In area of exec­ venient location. Call INSTORE AND Fri. &Sat.,July8&9 Yolanda Carroll. less 11 room Raised Josephine Flynn, The 647-0748.______utive homes. Ideal for 643-7280.______AIR Conditioner. 21,000 $325,900. Sentry Real 2 car garage. $134,900. Ranch with new In-law Boyer Agency, 535-0642 8000.O______^ ISEJ oFFNX SPACE BTU. Carrier. Excel­ 8-5 pm Jackson 8, Jackson FLORIDA SMALL complex 4 room, contemporary or solar Estate, <43-4060.0 apartment. Located on or 535-1435. CONVENIENCE and lux­ 116 bath fownhouse lent condition. 8195. Sun., July 10, 0-2 pm Reol Estate, 647-8400.O West Coast Mobile ury living! Newly built orlentd home. Call Sen- APARTMENTS MANCHESTER office MANCHESTER. Meticu­ 0 cul-de-sac. 2 car gar­ W EEKAPAUG. 3 bed­ with full basement and try 643-4060.______I building for rent. Ideal 647-1155. lously maintained 4 BOLTON. The owner of age, pool and deck. room, bl-leyel Contem­ Home Retirement Info. and beautifully deco­ large rooms. Double _I FOR RENT this 7 room, 2 bath Call for more details. From *25,900. rated Townhouse ANDOVER 7.35 acre ap­ location. Ample park­ 31 Colsmin Roid bedroom, 2V^ both Co­ porary offers water closets In both bed­ proved building lot ing. Good exposure. ENDROLLS lonial on large lot In Ranch has bought Realty World- views. Minutes to condo. Come see this rooms. $118,000. Call MANCHESTER. 454 Mom MinehetlM’ another home I 1st Flnneqon 666-8585. 1-800-237-8561 one! $139,900. O.W. . with well. Asking Street. 2nd floor, 3 R.D. Murdock. 643- 27tb«rt4Ml-M8 oulet residential neigh­ bbautiful beaches. Call Sentry 643-4060. $79,900. T.J. Crockett 2692. borhood. Fully op- floor family room and PRICE Reduced to sell. for amenities. $315,000. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 room heated. No ap­ 1S«aptdlli-ller2M HUGE Selection of baby pllonced eot-ln kitchen a area let. We can CLOSE To Cheney Tech. Realtor. 643-1577. pliances. Security. $480 MANCHESTER. Prime Muar M eWMd «e m ew Eight year old Imma- Josephine Flynn, The locoton retail store. and children's clothes, plus formal Hying moke you a deal I Blan­ culoe Raised Ranch. Boyer Agency, 535-0642 Well kept home with COVENTRY. Approved 1- per month. 646-2426 TlwnewhalM 11 ajikotey. furniture, toys, books room. Exceptional chard 8i Rossetto Real­ Professionally lands­ or 535-1435. full, rear dormer. PLACING AN AD In clas­ 17 acre building lots. weekdays 9om-5pm. Downtown Molr tors," We're Selling sified Is a very easy, Owner financing avail­ Street. 2450square feeti and household miscel­ floor plan for family caped. 2 full baths, MANCHESTER. Drasti­ Large rooms with open M in c h n tir •99,900. THE Olcott Is now man- laneous. 44 Croft Drive, Hying. Dlone Johnson. Houses" 646-2482.0 flreploced family floor plan, 3 bedrooms, simple process. Just dial able. Flano Realty 646- oged by Beacon Man­ 1st level-lower levgl MoncKester (off Plea­ $329,500. Sentry Real cally reduced 11 year 1V6 baths. AH applian­ 643-2711. We'll help yoi 5200.______same size. Immedla< WARANOKE Rood. Cus­ room, formal dining old Raised Ranch. 4 OPEN NMIKMT. 2-4 n i agement Corporation. occuponcy. Telephoni TAB sant Volley Rood) July Estate, 64S4040.O tom designed 7 room, room, 2 cor garage. ces remain. Partially word your od for moxl We ore now accepting 9 and 10,9am-3pm. bedroom, 116 baths, finished basement. mum response. THE EASY WAY to find a 649-1625 or 6474738. SALES MANCHESTER. Excel­ 216 btahs. Split Level. Beautiful view. Mint Cleon, conformed StilRIHMIlnil cash buyer for no-longer- oppllcotlons for our 1 SATURDAY, July 9,9am- lent yolue. Loyely Im­ Huge rooms. Ideal for condition. $219,900. Oversized garage with and 2 bedroom units. 474 MAIN Street at the neighborhood. Close to electricity. Very large 1 BR Condo at the needed household Items Is center. 3 rooms, park­ NOTICE.'Connecticut Gen- 3pm, 83 Ridge Street, maculate 3 bedroom, those who do lots of D.W. Fish Realty, 643- schools, 1-384, shop­ HOMES with a want od. Dial Fully oppllonced kit­ I Statute 2M5 prehlMti Manchester. Antique V/^ both Cope In family entertaining I Large 1591.0 priyate lot. Asking Northwood chen, wall-to-wall car­ ing and heat. 646-2426 ping. $195,000. Coll 646- $144,900. Strono Real FOR SALE 643-2711 to place your weekdays. •______the postlne of odvortlse- oak table and 4 choirs, area. This well cored private rear yard I MANCHESTER. Spiffy 5324. Trinity RE 280-2040 quick-octlon od. peting, private parking its by any person, firm or tools, compressor, 1982 for home features on Blanchard & Rossetto home I Beautiful Dutch Estate, 647-7653.0 and swimming pool. corporation on a toloeroph, Dotsun pick-up for open airy kltchen- Realtors," We're Sel- Colonial In sought out or 044-3103 We are neor schools IROOMMATES one, electric light e r ports, antique golf dlnlng area separated Hng Houses" 646-2482.0 and shopping moll. ' pole er to o'troo, Henry Street areal PROFERTY IWANTED shrub, rock, er any other clubs with wooden by o breakfast bar, o PRICE Slashed I This 3 Tastefully decorated OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE EXCELLENT Conveniently located 5 nolurol oblectwltheutp writ­ shafts, gomes and beautiful private back­ bedroom Edmund with 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Sunday, 1-4 minutes from 1-84 and P R O FE S s I o S A P T r - ten permit for the purpose of frames.______yard with o brick potio. Street Cape Is In Im­ rooms,'! <6 baths, 1st . Sunday, 1-4 10,000. SQUARE feet on 15 minutes to down­ CONDITION 1.2 acres In center of male, shore house, protectlno It or the public and TAG Sole. 225 Highland $143,900. Century 21 Ep- maculate condition I floor den and laundry Covantry BING Bang Boom! town Hartford. Nopets Manchester. 8250. per carries o fine of up to in te r Street, Manchester. steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 116 baths, newer kit­ room, fireplace, fin­ Wlllington Owners need Imme­ town. Good visibility. allowed. Residents pay month, plus 1/3 utili­ eoch offense. 3 Bedroom Ranch, Investor or user may 9am-1pm. Saturday, ANDOVER. Country Hy­ chen. 2 4 0 ' deep lotoniyt ished basement, walk- •179,900 diate sale! Price re­ own utilities. For more ties. 643-9906 evenings. TAIS Sole. Saturday July July 9. Mlscelloneous. $1 3 3 ,9 0 0 . Blanchard 8> up ottlcl Not lust •281,900 central air condition­ duced to $133300. Great purchase. Warren E. Inforntoflon please coll 9, F4pm. 37 years ac­ ing. Maryelous home 0 Howland, Inc. 643-1100. TWO Family. Saturday, with 4 bedrooms, 2 Rossetto Realtors," d riy e -b y l $ 1 8 4 ,9 0 0 . New custom built 7 Picturesque. 4 Bedroom ing, sunken 1st floor big 6 plus room Town- 6434612 or 6434432. cumulation. Cleaning 9 We're Selling Houses" ranch, 2 baths, formal house at Northfleld room home. 1957 Sin­ July 9, 9:30am-3pm. baths, front to bock Anne Miller Real Est­ room Contemporized family room, 2 car We'll help you with the THREE rooms, partly Merchandise Mower, snow blower, living room and dining 646-3483.0 ate, 647-8000.O Colonial on 8 acres. 3 dining room, large dock, Green. 3 bedrooms, 2 wording of your ad. furnished. Heat. Work­ ger sewing machine, room. This charming fireplace, garage, pri­ garage, new heating, full and 2 half baths, ing single mole pre­ $20. Sewing notions, washer-dryer, baby bedrooms, 216 baths, Ja­ new hot water heater appliances, extra Insu­ boating equipment. 150 Items and more. 83 Cope Is enhanced by o cuzzi, screened porch, vate 1 acre lot with 5ad- ferred. No pets. Lease. Bryan Drive, Man­ maintenance free exte­ dKlonal acres available. and new electrical, lation, rec room with 643-2880.______Cambridge Drive, East pantry, suborb qualHyl bar. central vac, car­ M0RT8A8E8 FURNITURE Hartford. chester, Route 30 to rior, oyersized 2 car JUST LISTED... Builder will be present. D ir 1304 to R44, M l on 1V6 baths, fully THREE Bedroom Duplex Macintosh to Baldwin garage and lovely North niv.r Rd, rlgM on port. Call quick, won't In newer 2 family OIr: IS4E to ExH SSl rtoM on carpeted. Must be TAG Sole. Moving. 70 to Bryon.______treed lot. Call for an 2 Two Families rUMf Mounliln Rd Ho m o lost. Jackson 8, Jack- home. Includes ap­ SOFA, Traditional style, 74, rlgm on Parlwr, tofl on seen. son Real Estate. 647- off-white, multi pastel, rpm records, furniture TAG Sole July 9 ,10-4pm. appointment today I on rig h t STOP FMECUMWBI pliances and wall to and much more. July 0, $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ Well Located and Clean CowiM. Homo on rIgM. 8400.0 ______If you ere felling behind on wall carpeting. Heat Cleon, good condition. A variety of Items. 132 stein Realty, 647-8895.D Asking *105,000. $75. 646-2800. 9,10, from 9-3.74 Over­ Mople Street, PHILIPS NEW 6-6 Duplexes. Mal­ your mortgage payments... not Included. 8680. look Drive, Manches­ Mgnriiester. Call Now For Details PHILIPS Call lard View. 3 bedroom OR...If your home Isin fore­ monthly. Security and ter. REAL ESTATE Townhouse mokes an cloture. WE CAN HELPI references reaulred. 2 I6000TRM68 BOLTON. Like new 8 REAL ESTATE TAG Sole. Saturday July BELFIORE, REALTORS 742-1450 289-4710 excellent Investment. No payment program avail­ children preferred. No TO EAT 9, 9-3pm. No early room Custom built 742-1450 Each unit has fire­ able for up to 2 years. Bad pets. Call 643-7635. Automotive Contemporary Colon­ place, private base­ birds I 90 Westland ial. Specious family credit Is not a proMomllAsk ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ Street, Manchester. 431 MAIN ST. 647-1S13 ment, carpeting ap­ how LOW paymantt can room, Elm Street, In­ room, oyersized sun pliances and garage. room, deluxe kitchen. 3 help you SAVE YOUR cludes heat and hot TAG Sale- Friday July 8, CARS Invest today for tomor­ HOME TODAYI water, stove and re­ U 1-5pm. Saturday July 9, bedrooms, 2 baths, row I Blanchard 8i Ros­ frigerator, modern kit­ pick 9- 4pm. Rain or shine. HM8ALE over 2200 square feet of setto Realtors," We're aviaa Ceaaei'VBlIve Oeeag living area. A 1 acre chen and both, wall to Multi-family. Furni­ WATER & WOODLANDS Selling Houses" 646- al (213) 484-1330 er wall carpeting. 8495 per Btaeberries ture, patio door, dis­ VW ItahSinNaTDirnew plus landscapers 2482.0 at tha brakes, clutch, sun­ dream. U 8, R Realty. OPEN (203)4844404 month. 1 month secur­ hwasher, housewares roof. $1100. 649-0477 643-3892.0 ity. 872-8095 Garnet g Coru Crib and-childrens clothes. evenings.______Sunday, July 10,r PM C o w to ISLAND WOODS in Columbia, CT, Componyji' I 384 Lake Street, Bol­ MANCHESTER. Owners andidiscover a world apart - I9 HHOME8 HOMES BucklandLRd. ton. Off of East Middle TOYOTA Corolla 1906, 5 Take Route 44 to Route 31 at TMland Bank. ONE Side of >2 family for | So. WIndaor anxious I Price has lust i ^ M fo ro ale FOR SALE rent. 3 bedrooms, i Turnpike, across from door, AC, Cruise, been reduced I This Continue to Cove Plaxa, take rljllft on Daly Rd. prim^ waterfront lots Houra: 84 Shady Glen. AM /FM 85200. S7^3753 Dutch Colonial fea­ Continue for V, mile. Sign on left. Model 2nd bouse wother-oryer hook-up. and handsome, custom-built homes, carpeting. Nice loca­ SOFA, Choirs, rug, AUDI 5000S 1905. 5 speed, tures 4 bedrooms, for­ form left (blue). Pictured below is house *4. loqded. Great shape. mal dining room, eat-ln sheltered by woodlands tion. $695 per month. dishes, lamps, tablet, Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 typewriters, trunk, $9300 negotiable. Must kitchen, boy window In beside a glittering private lake... COVENTRY sell. 643-1454.______living room, sliders off evenlhgt. books, much more. family room, fireplace, M AN CH ESTER . (*our MISTRAL Windsurfer, July 9 and 10, lOom- CADILLAC Fleetwood walk-ln closets, hard­ Enjoy the view. room apartment. Heat, $750. 6 foot tall with 4pm. 75 Jarvis Rood, 1904. Phone, mint con­ wood floors, breezwoy, Consider making it your own. ______appliances. Security. battens, 12 foot board Manchester. dition. All extras. $9200 2/3 acre private lot. Coll 6494493.______with adluatable mast- or best offer. Call 643- TAG Sole Saturday July 44^ or 244-9501. Located In Forest I N-Low apartment. 2 bed- track, foot straps and 9,9-4pm. Childrens clo­ HHIsl A super buyl OPEN HOUSE rooms. kitchen, living skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ thing, crib, playpen, FORD Grand Torino 1975. $211,900. Realty World, room. Lott of space. 1st tween 5pm-10pm or 646- cor seat, furniture, White with blue Inte­ Benoit, Frechette As­ Saturdays & Sundays and last months rent. 027L______toys, much miscellane­ rior. Good condition. sociates, 644f-7709.a $500 plus utilities. After ous. 45 Concord Rood, -Best offer. 646-4531. EXECUTIVE,Colonial. 1 to 4 p.m. 6pm 742-7165. B0AT8/MANNIE Monchester.______CHEVY Citation 1980. This 816 room cedar EQUIPMBIT TAG Sole Baseball cards, Green with block Inte­ sided home Is located How to find ISLAND WOODS: bikes, soccer shoes, rior. Good condition. with extras. 216 baths, Open House, Sun., July 10 -1-3 PM Best otter. 646-4531. Rte. 2 Exit 13, left Rte. 66, FOR ROT 1987 iTTavHnerToprT housewares, craft oak kitchen, huge fam­ COVENTRY - Sub-division - 85hp, Kenwood stereo Items, books, toys, col­ CAA8ARO lM . Excellent ily room. Oak floors right Hunt Rd., 40 Swamp Road MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ cassette, full cavas lectibles and much condition. No bondo. ond much morel 4 Raised Ranches -1 Block from Lake (1st house on right) Intersection of Rt. 31 & 44 cover. $7800 (Includes more. Saturday July 9, Powerful engine'. $6500. $329,900. Blanchard 8, Kitchen w/soUd oak cabinets and all appliances, 3 right Wells Wood Rd. signs room Townhouse with New 6 room Ranch on beautiful acre plus lot — 3 garage. Laundry hook­ oil equipment) 649- 10- 2pm. 37 Autumn call 220-4870.______Rossetto Realtors," bedrooms, living room, formal dining room, IV, ce­ ISLAND 3851.______Street. Monchester. We're Selling Houses" ramic bathrooms, family room w/flreplace, 2 car Bedrooms. 1V« baths, eat-in kitchen (w/all ups. heat and hot water FORD Mustang 1967 Clas- 646-2482.0 ______Jean Kicklighter, agent appUances), dining room w/sliders to 12x24 deck, Included. Quiet area. TAG Sale Soturdoy July slc. 289 Sprint. Hard­ garage, rear deck, laundry area in basement. En­ Call 871-2844 for PETS AND 9, S4pm. Estate sale. top. Mutt tell. Best JUST LIstedI Two tam- ergy efficient (2x6 construction), low E windows. 633-3674 or 659-3194 (h) WOODS living room, full basement w/fireplace. Totally energy efficient (2x6 construction). 20 minutes to appointment. SUPPLIES Prior contents of house otter. 5694)370. lly. Immaculate 13 to be sold. 175 Glen- room house that must •165,000 Hartford. BEACON Hill. 2 bed­ CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me­ room. new kitchen- GOOD borne wanted tor wood Street, chanically good, high be seen. 3 full baths. 6 A&A Realty - Custom Builders Monchester.______bedrooms. A great A&A Realty - Custom Builders carpet. Immaculate, very affectionate mileage, good reliable buyl $309,900. Blan- 888-9066 enlov pool. pork. Close French Poodle. Charlie TAG Sole. Soturdoy, July car. Call 64^5110. chord 8i Rossetto Real­ Toll Free - ask operator for ENTERPRISE 8335 M errill Lynch R 0silty 033 307*4^ 888-9066 to 1-84. No pets. Heat Is 9 years old, 15 lbs, 9, 0:30am-3pm. Brats MAZDA RX7, 1979, 5 from Manchester Exchange Toll Free - Aak operator for ENTERPRISE 3835 and hot water Included. block, white chest. Our bed, Victorian couch, tors," We're Selling E.st.ilf* Divism Speed. $2400. or best Houses" 646-2482.0 from Manchester Exchange $800 per month. 346- children ore all grown. etc. 143 South Main offer. Mutt sell. Call 9238. 6444XI83 after 6om. Street, Manchester. Tom 646-3126. CARS f ' f '• . CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE VW Rabbit 1982. Runs SPORTS CAMAR^1979. Blue, au- Spcciolii^D ^f l great, 4 now tires, dili­ tom ottc. 59,000 original gently maintained. mllM. Good condition. Asking $2500. 646-1375 S3000 or best offer. leovs message.______643-2905 evenings. IMI8CELLANE0U8 raPAINTING/ MERCURY Monoarch Baseball takes OLDS Cutlass Supreme LAWN CARE g £ j PAPERING ELECTRICAL SERVICES 1976. New exhaust sys­ 1900. 6 cylinder, auto­ tem, good tires, air, m atic, a ir, 00,000 miles. NAME your own price. ELECTRICAL WORK 108,000 miles. $475. 644- $2200. 646-0650 or 275- GILBERT LAWN Father & Son Painting 3968.______midseason review Need a new Service with DELIVERING 3262. SERVICE and Papering. Remo- circuit breakers? Rich, clean, stone-tree 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, FrofossloRBl LaadscaglRg VDI. 291-8567.______moss Bie downi Chscli us out In loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. power windows, A/C, By Ben Walker Stone, Loam, and Mulch the Msnehsslsr ysilow psgss. Also, sand, gravel, stone cassette. $5500. or best The Associated Press Deliveries. R6novatk>ns/Plu$ and horse manure. Custom Initrlor 8 Extirlor JOSEPH DURMS offer. 742-9759.______Free Estimates Pslntlne • Celllne Rooslr 8 1977 D O D G E A s p e n . LIPMAN #1 646-S253 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 Billy’s gone and Mike Schmidt. Gary Carter and VOLKSWAGEN 647-7156 Rsnsw • Power W«hlng 49,000. miles, plus 1974 Free Cillmtltr ■ HEATING/ operating Toyota, high Fernando Valenzuela could be going fast. Imurod • Stnier Dhcaunir Top Soil ScrBBBBd Lgim mlleoge, $995. 649-5445. Home runs are way down and so are squawks ___ *10.695 CARPENTRY/ PLUMBING Any amount dsllvorod. Also, till, 646-2253 grsvol, stono snd bark, mulch about balks. Arguments with umpires, however, are 87 VW GOLF taAOK REMODELING H Bobcat, backhos 8 loader lentel. up. PJ's Plumblm, Htillng 8 MORIARTY CALLAHAN’S The Chicago White Sox are staying home and the S7 VWscinocco .... „ „ Air Candltlonlno DAVIS CONSTRUCTION LINE PMNTIN6 SERVICE Bollars, pumps, hot water ^ Minnesota Twins are winning on the road The FARRAND REMODELING 872-1400/659-95557 BROTHERS 86 SUZUKI SAMURAI Room additions, dsekt. roollne. O (Msdd e htnliid o M p| Ub tanks, new and Baltimore Orioles may not be the worst team in siding, windows snd guttsr*. 140 Hilliard St. replacsmenta. USED CARS history — but they do a good imitation. And the Bsehhos snd buNdonr ssrvics FREE BSTIMATES T&L MASONRY Manchester, C T 06040 88 Mdifcur Booitto *19,495 Chicago Cubs will soon be seen in a new light. ______*6.859 svallsMt.Gsll Bob Forrand. Jr. 643-9849 / 228-9616 Brick, block, stone. TEL 643-9330 Chimneys and repairs. 87 Marc. a. Morqult *13,895 Another big story at the All-Star break? Lively “ ®4”c» ^ M " “ ."!T...*4.795 But. 647-8509 No |ob too small. 87 More. Topaz •6795 arms, not lively balls. 86 CHEVY CAMARO „ Ret. 645-6840 ■ P R O O F IN G / IRS JMISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 Greg Maddux, 22, is tied for the major league lead inoc z -n ...... *9.995 ^ S I D I N G iDi ISERVICES S7 Ford Tempo *6995 with 14 victories. He went 6-14 forthe Cubs last year. 84 BUICK CENTURY MAtim. Im Miii, ill ptm if C . II 6 4 ^ 8 0 6 3 S7 Lkjcoln T.C. *16,295 “ I was just hoping to get back to .500." he said. ODD lobs. Trucking. tNStracliN. M b t Tria N «i p e r s o n a l ' SERvicES S7 a. Morqult *11,395 "This isn't something I expected.” 82 CHjWY CHEVET7E 1 2 ^9 5 MANCHESTER ROOHNC Home repairs. You M sn i’i I bpiis Roger Clemens. Dwight Gooden and World Series All typos of roofing & name It, we do It. Free • Chockbook Control B7 Lincoln MX7 *21,995 H you’r* bJcR o* oontrockxs not relum­ repairs. Wood shingles • incomo T or Mrooorollon estimates. Insured. 643- 87 Ford Cr. VIo. *11,695 MVP Frank Viola are doing well asexpected. Soare 24 T o l M Topk, Rte. S3 ing your eoit. m R U6. PuNy Inwirod. — Cedar Shakes. • Ltfo 8 Hoolth Insufonco Atfvict Miny Melifinooi 0304.______*11,095 David Cone, Greg Swindell, John Smiley and John VonNd, CT e 649-2638 27 years Exparlanca • Mud9tt ConsuHotlon 87 Marc. Cougar • Rnondol 8 Cstoto Mlonnlng *17,495 Farrell, all of them 25 and under. M&R Construction ln$imd • Uotnttd • OiwranlMd HAW KESTREE SERVICE 87 Mazda RX-7 Cone is also among 17 pitchers to take no-hitters si Minchsitir, hK. 843-1720 Bucket, truck 8 chlppsn Stump Coll Don Motlar -649-3329 80 Toyota Camry *9495 6 4 5 - R 8 3 0 into the seventh inning. Ron Robinson, Nolan Ryan, SaS IMPROVEMENTS rsmovsi. Free ssllnvitst. D. B. Moslar, Inc. 80 Mazda 820 TuiDo *9895 Stars Special contidsrallon for so Marc. Lynx *3995 Mike Scott, Doug Drabek, Odell Jones and Tom and REPAIRS Browning are in the more exclusive a o s e Call Club FLOORING ildsriy and handlctppsd. 88 Dodga Lancor *7995 Stand ■■ “No Job Too Small" m Mndscaping 88 More. Morqula *5995 — they’ve come within three outs of Cooperstown. Rtgltlsred and Fully Insured 647-7553 - 88 Marc. Morqult *5995 No pitcher has gotten his no-hitter yet. A lot of out FREE ESTIMATES CRYSTAL TILINGS LANDSCAPING 88 More. Lynx *3995 pitchers, however, have been stopped for not CtniHle Tils 6 Mirbis FLOORSANDING WO ^09 TOO tMAU stopping. ^i«>o Mrubo. hodfloo. fortHiilng. 80 Marc. Morqult *5995 647-0593 iHilillitlsni • Floors like new plonlinQt. lawn ooodlng A *5995 There have been 622 balks, compared to last Commercial A Residential • Specializing In older floors malfrtonaneo. 88 More. Morqult OlffiER on f r e e e s t im a t e s *12,995 year’s record total of 356, under newly enforced ICR ^PAINTING/ rati cstimAtis - ruLLV iNsuneo • Natural & stained floors C 88 Lincoln T.C. • No waxing anymore ParsoBBlIiad Lawn Cara 88 Ford LTD *8995 regulations that require pitchers to come to a AP photo ONE FOR ^ P A P E R I N G Dsnisi A. AA e em "discernable” stop in the set position. Nickerson 647-9443 John Virfalllt - 648-5750 A LaadMaplBg 88 Oldi Wagon *8995 H OW DY PARDNER — Cincinnati Reds' Stadium earlier in the week. Riverfront 7 4 2 - 5 2 2 4 lee»e SSCtiov. Spootrum *4295 The pitchers, though, have been at least partly YOUR AD 84 More. Cougar *5495 responsible for a discernable stop in balls leaving manager Pete Rose (left) talks with Roy Stadium is the site of Tuesday's All-Star Exterior HANDYMAN *6495 the ballpark. Rogers in the Reds' dugout at Riverfront game. TODAY! THIS SPACE Homo Imorovomont • Pointina 84 More. Cougar Painting Done • Soaomonta FInlahod • Tllino • CONCRETE 84 More. a. Morqult *7995 In a startling drop — almost as stunning as last 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 stockade Fences Installed. • 5 9 . 4 7 Light Corpantry • ODD JOSS • 84 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 season’s increase — home runs are off 24 percent. Decki and porches painted. for 24 Insorflona .INSURED This year, only three teams have gotten to 80. Free EeUmttet • Falty la H n d J & C Concrete patios and 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 INVITATION TO BID Betl Call 643-2711 BARRY SCANLON sidewalks, steps and 84 Mon. Cougar *6495 topped by Minnesota’s 85. Dodger's Hershiser unhappy SCHOOL PURNITUIIB 643-0743 for dofallt . 646-2411 free eetimole*' driveways. Call 569- S4 0ldoOona *6995 Carter has heard all the theories. A 10-time The Best Hertford Public 4058, leave message. 83 More. Cougar *5995 All-Star. Carter is in the longest homerless drought Schoolt, 110 Lens Hill Drive, of his career. He has gone 149 at-bats without his LOS ANGELES (AP) — Orel Hershiser noted that Herzog’s Manager Tom Lasorda said Gib­ Best Hertford, CT., 08108, Hershiser says it’s a "slap in the will receive teeled Mdi for 301-30S CENTER ST. 300th home run — which would make him only the has four All-Stars from his own son asked not to play in order to SCHOOL FURNITURB. Bid CARS CARS CARS CARS MANCHESTER fourth catcher to accomplish the feat — and is face” that he was the only Los team, which is fifth place in the rest a sore leg. infermetlen end tpedfleo- Angeles .D j^ger chosen for the N§tkKDal League East, while the It would have been the first tlons ore evolleble el Ihe Bu- FOR SALE FOR SALE FO R ^ m i FOR SALE batting .212 since April. tlness Offlee of Mie School 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 " I go through a slump and everybody wants to get All-Star'^Caiiie "because we’ve Cmcago Cubs, third in the div- All-Star appearance for Gibson, Deportment. Seeled bids will BUICK SkylOflt 1985. A ir, rid of me,” said Carter. 34. ” I wonder if the guys in been in fhvtvplace moi^ tlffllt any iskne^ve six players. who also turned down a chance to be received until 3:00 p.m., CHRYSLER Leboron CUTuissni976^^un7 power steering and good. Many new parts. team in Hie division.” "Aj^ourth (actually fifth) place play in 1985 when he was with Tuesdoy, July If, 1900, ot 1979. R e d , a m / fm , brakes, am /fm , great Philadelphia are writing about how bad Mike which time they will be pub­ Including back lll9iTmiCK8/VAN8 Herhiser’s selection was an­ team has four players?” Her­ Detroit in the American League. cassette, air, beautiful cor. $4800. 647-9104. Schmidt is or about how Dale Murphy is slumping in licly opened ond reed oloud. bumper. $400 or best nounced Thursday when pitchers The Bott Hertford Public car. $1675. 647-9104. MANCHESTER fo r SALE Atlanta. Are they ready to retire Dale Murphy? Are shiser remarked of the Cardinals. In his first Dodger season, he Offer.CoM 649-2530. Scheoli reserves the fight to they ready to retire Mike Schmidt?" and reserves were announced. “ And whereare the Cubs, third?” leads the club in home runs with occept or relect onv or oil GRAND Torino 1976. V8, CENTER HONDA TOYOTA Pickup 1987. 4 They were chosen by St. Louis The Dodgers could have had a 15 and has 46 RBI, 59 runs scored bids or the rleht to wolve wheel drive. Excellent technicol fermolltles It It Is In INVITATION TO BID 80,000 original miles, MOTORS Schmidt. 38, has been bothered by nagging Cardinals Manager Whitey Her­ second All-Star, outfielder Kirk and 15 stolen bases. good condition. Best condition. Lift kit. Ste­ the best Interest of the School The Manchester Public 461 Main St., Manchester USED CARS injuries and is batting just .234 with six home runs. zog, who will manage the Na­ Gibson, whose name was among Still, Hershiser said there was a Deportment to do so. Schools toilette M di for PI­ offer. Call 643-2250. Safe Bay Used Cars reo. $11,000. Coll 228- Murphy, 32, is hitting .220 with 13 homers. Richord A. Huot, ANO TUNINO/REPAIRS lor as Chevy Van *15,486 4870.______tional League All-Stars next those submitted to the league bright side to having only one tho ltSS-19S9 school voor. ■Mt Cher C m U e r CS..... *3 7 9 5 Also in a rut is Valenzuela. His 5-6 record and 4.19 Director/Business Services S4VWSelroeeo *6995 Tuesday in Cincinnati. office by Herzog. But Dodgers All-Star selection. 01»07______Sooloa Mdi will bo racalvad « Dr.. AT, PS, AC, AM/PM atone G M C 1983 S15 4x4. Tinted earned run average includes a first-inning knock­ until July 38. IfSI, 3:86 F.M ., S4 Chav Camara *5195 windows, new short INVITATION TO BID PtSf at which lima ttioy will bo H it Cber Ckentto ...... *2 6 9 5 out, the earliest exit of his career. CLYDE 1 dr.. M l. K ic Tn ip a n ille i S4 Honda Aooonl *7995 block, loaded. Asking CLBANIND AND puMldv oponod. Tbo rloM la CHEVROLer-tUICNa INC- $5900.643-8776. Montreal’s Floyd Youmans, once a promising RBMOVAL OP OIL TAN K / raaarvod to raloct any and all NOUTC tt. VENNON IN . Doda. Daytau ...... *44 9 5 88 Honda /keoord H/B *6695 SILVRR LAND Mda. SM ^catlo na and Md TMka. tiid it young pitcher, was suspended indefinitely by Schmidt to miss Aii-Star game St Chevy Monte Carto * 4 9 K BLHM RNTARY SCHOOL forma may bo aacurad at tho Itat Ford BMon D L ...... *2 9 9 5 CAMPERS/ Commissioner Peter Ueberroth for violating terms OK USED TRUCKS 84 OMa CuHaaa *6995 The Best Hertford Public Bualnoaa Offleo, 4S North WawDB. PA Dahlia lal. IK mL of his drug rehabilitation program. CINCINNA’n - Mike Schmidt isn’t telling the truth.” credentials are impressive. His Schools, 110 Lone Hill Drive, School Stroot, Monchoalor, 85 Ply. Horizon *2795 TRAILERS t7 CHEVY BU2ER 1696 Ran. AllUaca...... <2295 A native of nearby Dayton, Best Hertford, C T., 08108, Cennocticut 88018. VA AO. WNamtfA FA FOL t D r.. 4 Sfd. PA AM/FM Slarao N does not have performance going * 536 home runs tie him with 88 Honda Civic *4995 Billy Martin is one of five managers who have will receive seeled bids for W IN N E B A G O 1982. 22' for him this year, and for Ohio, the S8-year-old infielder Mickey Mantle for seventh on the CLBANINO AND RBMOVAL *16.900 19M Chav dM aatta ...... <2395 84 Ford Ttmpo *3995 A . $10,500. 742- already lost their jobs. It was the fifth time Martin 4 D r.. AT. OK ml Class old-times’ sake didn’t wash. So, said he felt bad about not getting a all-time home-run list. OF OIL TANK / SILVBR Court of Probalo, Diatrict of 84 dda Cut Cldca *4995 was fired by New York Yankes owner George LANB BLBMBNTARY Covontry *85 anc c-is ncNUP 19M ThuwlarW rd...... <1995 6261. Can be seen on Schmidt, an 11-time All-Star will chance to play in the game in Sdhmidt finished second in fan SCHOOL. Bid Infermotlon r BaA MafTa Claailo. Aula. VA AT. P8. AC. tlaraa 80 Oatdun 20SX *2295 Route 31, Coventry. Steinbrenner. NOTICI OF HBARINa FAFW.FDLtTona.ML ROAiiC miss Tuesday night’s game. Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium balloting for third basemen, ond ipeciflcotlons ore ovoll- E S TA TE OF 1961 PoMiac T-19M ...... <1795 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 WILDERNESS RV 1983. Dick Williams, who said before the season that t Dr. Cp9.. La. Bd.. Beanamy Car oMe ol the Business Office of N EIL HEIN 31 toot, sleeps 9 plus. “I can’t say I’m surprised.” — “ in the stadium where I used to behind the Pittsburgh Pirates’ the School Deportment. Purauant to an ordor of Hon. *86 DODGE WISOPKNUP SeVWSdrocco *10,995 thi^ would be his last year, was fired by Seattle. itM T -B Ir d ...... *1 8 9 5 Beautiful condition. said the Philadelphia Phillies come watch the Reds play when I Bobby Bonilla. But Vance Law of Seeled bids will be received David C. Roppo, Judot, epa- Aala. AC. P8. Oaaa 83 Bulok Skylark 4 dr. *3495 Larry Bowa, who said he wasn’t given enough time, until 3:00 p.m., Fridoy, July dotod Juno 3a, fias 0 hoorlno voiimwW^iSm' ”^•9300 Electric hitch, awning,, veteran, who was batting .235 was a boy.” the (Chicago Cubs and Chris Sabo 88 Honda Civic SI *8495 was sliced by San Diego. 39, 1908, ot which Nme they will bo hold on on oeMlcatlon len Cher Hellba ...... *1 4 9 5 bunk house. See In with six homers and 39 RBI when The last two years, Schmidt — of the Cincinnati Reds were will be publicly opened ond provlno for ollowanc# to *87 CHEV C-10 PICNUP W i... F8. AC. AT. V i. Nk» 83 Chav. Citation *2995 reed oloud. The Best Hort- •rWaAVAAula.FAFA Manchester. $9500. Call Atlanta chopped Chuck Tanner and Baltimore bid National League manager Whi­ an eight-time All-Star starter — chosen as third-base reserves. compromlao a doubtful and itn Pott. Suttdrd...... *1 5 9 5 85 Bulok SomatiM 2 dr. *4995 ferd Public Schools reserves diaoutad claim In favor of 1-358-9218.______goodbye to Cal Ripken Sr. Ripken left after the tey Herzog and league President declined to participate in the Law and Sabo are among the the rtpht to occept or relect ^ a J r .^ >12.900 Cpe.. AT. pa. Smee. b e . Cnd. 83 Mazda RX7 aold oiloto, oa In aald appli­ *4995 CONTINENTAL Travel Orioles lost their first six games; replacement Bart Giamatti passed him as a workout or the home-run hitting league’s top 10 hitters. onyoroll bldsertherlohtte cation on fllo more fully op- *88GIICC2S00 ItN r»td LTD Brak...... *11 9 5 Trailer 1968. 22 toot, wolve technical fermolniet If A Tona Flekua. r , MO VA AC. VA AT. AC. P i. OmdCrndHtoe "The PrafisaleBiti ” Frank Robinson saw Baltimore lose the next 15 and reserve. contest before the game. It was only the second time in a poora, at the Court of Pro- sleeps 6, se,lf- Si It Is In Ihe best Interest of the boto on July 19,19SS at 7:00 set a major league record with an 0-21 start. ” A quick look at my numbers Some thought despite a first- decade that Schmidt had not been School Deportment to do so. P.M. >1 2 .0 0 0 MIKE FLYNN 24 Maas tt., Maashostor contalned. Beth with Richard A. Huot, Bortho E. Roppo, 649-4304 shower. Asking $2200or ’The Orioles are on a pace to win about 50 games. tells you I ’m not an All-Star this half slump this season, Schmidt chosen for the All-Star team, and Director/Business Ssrvices 872-9111 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 best otter. 646-4200. The worst record in m ^ e rn times went to the New season. But any player who tells might be invited since he is the fifth time in his 16-year 011-07 0KMI7 OpasM-PM/SatAI York Mets in 1962 at 40-120. you he doesn’t want to be there nearing the end of his career. His career. 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CHICAGO (AP) - Ellis Burks hit a pair of By Andrev two-run homers, powering the Boston Red to a AAonchestc 10-7 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Friday night and a split of the first of consecutive twi-night Mayor Pi double-headers. today that The White Sox won the opener 6-5 as Harold build the sc Baines broke out of a 3-for-24 slump with a pair of as original run-scoring 400-foot doubles and a game-winning Director RBI single in the seventh inning. meanwhile Burks’ second home run of the nightcap and 10th order shou of the season keyed a seven-run fifth inning when U. S. Arm Boston erased a 5-3 deficit with nine straight hits, from inter one shy of the club’s American League record set in the plant ( 1901. C^rps ordc Reliever Dennis Lamp, 3-3, was the winner with 6 work on thi 1-3 scoreless innings. I^ e Smith yielded a two-run the plant li homer to Daryl Boston in the ninth. mining thi ’The White ^ x took a 4-0 lead off Steve Ellsworth . filled wetia in the first inning triggered by Baines’ RBI single. Last weel Burks homered in the second following Mike the town i Greenwell’s leadoff triple and Chicago’s Ron secondary Karkovice hit his third homer in the bottom of the the nearby inning for a 5-2 lead. pricetag of Jim Rice had a sacrifice fly in the fourth off loser The Corps s Bill Long, 3-4, following a three-base throwing error less dI by third baseman Steve Lyons. environmer The Red Sox then broke it open in the fifth. With DiRosa ! one out, M arty Barrett, Wade Boggs and Greenwell should wai singled for a run and Boggs also scored on right agencies de fielder Dan Pasqua’s fielding error, tying the score. wetlands or Burks’ second homer put Boston ahead 7-5 and the plant is moi Red Sox added three more runs after Steve "Th erear Rosenberg relieved Long. said of the c Rice singled, Todd Benzinger doubled and Rich the Corps. ' Gedman, Kevin Romine and Jody Reed hit We’re going consecutive RBI singles, the last off Ken Patterson. it is or we’i In the opener, the hitting of Baines and Fred all.” Manrique, who hit a two-run homer, helped make a Despite th winner of reliever John Davis, 2-2, who pitched two Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald move the sei innings and yielded two unearned runs. Bobby plant, an of Thigpen earned his I6th save by pitching the last two OUT AT HOME— The Firefighters’ Mike second inning of Friday night's Littie of Engineer innings. Carr is tagged out at home piate by the League Town Tournament. The Oiiers agency wa Boston starter Mike Smithson, 3-3, was the loser Oiiers’ catcher Scott Scheinblum in the won, 3-2, to capture the town titie. possibility despite a career-high nine strikeouts in 62-3 innings. begun in wc The White Sox blew a 5-1 lead when Boston scored efforts were three times in the sixth and once in the seventh. But wetlands or in the bottom of the seventh. Gary Redus doubled Astros defeat the Mets, 4-2 ing wetland with one out and Tom Bolton relieved Smithson. The Corp After Lyons grounded out, Baines singled score said that a HOUSTON (AP) - Bob Doran singled to center field, Redus. work alreac Baines doubled home the first of two Chicago runs Knepper pitched a four-hitter as went to second base on Gooden’s the Houston Astros beat the New balk and scored when Davis lined probably no in the first inning. Ozzie Guillen was hit above the ML Roimdiip were less-da right knee with a pitch in the fifth and had to leave York Mets and Dwight Gooden 4-2 a single to center field in the flrst Friday night in a duel of All-Star inning. Town Mar the game. Pinch runner Mike Woodard scored on and other t pitchers. matchup against Gooden, 7-2 last Rafael Ramirez doubled and Manrique’s third home run of the season. Lyons meet with ’The Astros snapped a five- Saturday night at Shea Stadium. rookie Craig Biggio walked in the singled with two out and scored on Baines’ second Murphy, tl CO game losing streak and reached The left-hander walked four and second inning before the singles double for a 5-1 lead. engineer o Gooden, 11-5, for 10 hits. Gooden, struck out six. by Young and Doran. England div 10-2 lifetime against Houston, had The Astros took a 3-0 lead after Kevin E lster started^ New Royals 4, Yankees 0 plant on Tu won nine straight decisions two Innings on Glenn Davis’ RBI York’s scoring in the third inning dispute. ’Th NEW YORK (AP) - All-Star pitcher Mark against the Astros since a 10-1 loss single in the first and consecutive with a triple to right field and continued w s§ Gubicza handed New York its first shutout of the May 6,1904. He struck out six and run-scoring singles by Gerald scored on (Sooden’s sacrifice fly. walked one in six innings. Young and Bill Doran in the portion of agreement See B080X. page 47 Knepper, 9-2, lost his last second. See Meta, page 47 elded Frida today. Weiss sail halted at lei with Murph; Director C supported ! said he wc relocation o ity unless it federal govc Cassano t this tooth at the Supreme Director

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