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CLEARLY, Tins BEVy of unwanted bargains nationalizing the food industry. ^ - How’d you like to buy a Treasury bill yielding 47 sianaiB the prevaiUne view that the carnage is far from This could affect such companies as Del Monte,, percent? Or maybe snap up a hot growth stock selling at ovar: And that’s in the.face of a Mexican market that General Foods, Kellogg, CamaUon, Ralston Purina and just 2.8 times earnings and yielding a hefty 14.5 percent? has already tumbled a wicked 71 percent this year and Anderson Clayton; , ^ No, it’s not a fairy tale — hut an outgrowth of the dis Dan Dorfman 17 percent in May alone. ' Weiner pdints to Mexico as a country with one of the astrous investment scene in Mexico. One can easily understand the investor’s concern. most inequitable distributions of wealth — great riches on one hand and rapidly growing poverty on the other. And the message to us: Given a highly leveraged or Syndicated Mexican inflation is approaching SO percent; govern heavily debt-ridden economy (which we have) and high ment deficits are ballooning; the oil glut (leading to Yet, in the face of this inequity, the government is interest rates (which we also have) — coupled with Columnist lower oil prices) is preventing Mexico from generating Ulking of cutting back on spending (what with an 81 government policy errors (the jury is still out on the necessary revenues to service its surging debt. On deficit of $11.5 billion) — which would clearly impact Reagnomics) —• a country's stock market could top of this. Standard & Poor’s has reduced ite credit social programs, especially food subsidies. plummet to levels beyond the wildest imagination. rating on the state-owned bank, National Financiera. Mexico’s a great case in point. In January of ’81, it And the country’s external financing needs this year W ITH AN UNEM PLOYM ENT rate of 10 percent, boasted the eighth largest stock market in the world alone could run as high as $20 billion to $30 billion, or as part-time working force of 40 percent and more and; with a value of $23 billion. Since then, it has fallen an in much as the entire external debt of Poland. tom could be? . , „ ^ more young people (now half the population) coming credible 88 percent. In the same period, the U.S. stock As one bright Wall Street thinker. Barton Biggs, sees It’s no wonder that Biggs thinks the best bet is to look into the work force, Weiner sees the stage being set for ‘ market is down roughly 23 percent. it: “ Our stock market has discounted everything but a at the Mexican market again in about a year — after the depression. But if you. have real economic cracks, the growing “ dislocations” — namely riots and iUegaU COULD IT H.4PPKN here? And equally important, dust settles. strikes. One riot has already taken place over higher bus market could sell at a much bigger discount to book “ A potential full-blown financial crisis’’ is how the what are the ramifications of heightened economic fareS^and there’ve been illegal strikes in the airline in Lebanese urged value . .. and at a much lower price-earnings multiple .. Mexican situation is viewed by Benjamin Weiner, the chaos in Mexico, which is our third most important . than anyone could imagine." president of Probe International of Stamford, Conn., a dustry. trading partner and the world’s most indebted nation? Biggs, who runs a $5 billion investment management well-regarded consultant on political and economic ac And at the very least, Weiner sees growing numbers Mexico’s in hock for over $70 billion — with about $18 subsidiary for Morgan Stanley & Co., notes for example, tivities abroad. of illegal aliens — now about a million — entering the. billion (or over 25 percent) owed to U.S. banks. Chief that the Mexican stock market index is selling at an un Weiner regards Mexican debts as “ in great question’ United States. among them: Bank of America, Chase Manhattan, believable 78 percent discount to book value (vs. about a in light of the current oil glut and weak prices., “ It’s an Citibank, Manufacturers Hanover and Bankers Trust. The full impact df all o f this on the United States - r , 20 percent discount on the Dow). And that’s on a robust explosive situation — what vrith the country in the grips which is the single biggest investor in Mexico — is yet to Mexican focus is particularly topical at this juncture to join in assault yield'of 14.7 percent. Further, the Mexican market is of a severe economic crisis . . . and'we’re telling our — what with the recent revelation that syndication of a be determined. selling at only 1.9 times reported earnings (compared clients to be wary,” he says. But in view of the mounting financial and economic, $2.5 billion loan to Mexico was delayed by the news that with about eight times earnings on the Dow). turmoil there, a legitimate question to be raised is the the country’s reserves fell over $1 billion to $3.9 billion AC TU ALLY, WEINER’ S gone beyond just the “ be Arab League Secretary-General Oiedli Examples: Aurrera, a rapidly growing food chain and viability of those $18 billion of U.S. bank loans to By David Zenlan , “ If the Lebanese people want to live ln in the first five months of ’82. a blue-chip stock with no dollar or peso debt, sells at 2.8 wary” recommendation. He’s telling clients with dignity and peace, they have to start a Klibi told a news conference in the Saudi Mexico. United Press International Mexican interests to get cracking and reduce their risks battle against the (Palestinian) killers..., city of Al-Taef that Phalangist military FIRST TO TH F INVKSTMKNT question. Obviously times earnings and yields 14.5 percent. Celanese Mexico One Bank of America official tells me. Its un% — such as by getting a partner to take part of the equity. ’The Lebanese people have to fight to get chief Beshir Gemayel objected to the it would be unthinkable to believe that the U.S. stock sells at an 83 percent discount to book value and fetches thinkable that Mexico wouldn’t meet its ’ financial Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon He sees particularly difficult days ahead for U.S. Arab League’s undisclosed proposals. market could also get whipsawed by an 88 percent drop. only a 1.5 multiple. Tubacero, the steel company, is arrived in east Beirut Friday and told their freedom and independence,” he companies with food and pharmaceutical interests in obligations.” But In the same breath he also says: “ How Yet, if we’re in for a more damaging economic down 95 percent from its high ancj sells at a 90 percent Lebanese Christians they must help said. Returning to Beirut from the meeting, Mexico. And he notes there’s growing talk o f can anybody predict tomorrow in that crazy country.” experience than we expect, who's to say what the bot- discount to book and at less than one times earnings. Israel attack and destroy the PLO. Sharon dodged questions about Gemayel blamed the PLO for the im V/ Israeli planes buzzed the capital for the whether Israel would launch a direct, all- ' passe in negotiations. third day in another mock attack. out assault on west Beirut, where more “ They are lying to the Lebanese, to the Region's In Tel Aviv, Israeli Chief of Stafd than 500,000 civilians still reside. Arabs and to everyone,” Gemayel, an P&G suits claim 3 Rafael Ettan forcefully echoed Sharon, “ We believe that there will be a way to Israeli alljy^id. sayhng Israel would “ destroy” the PLO convince the terrorists to leave west A senior'^lestinian leader pointed the unless it left Lebanon on Israel’s terms. Beirut,” he said. “ Israel will not accept blame the other way, saying the PLO Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak the situation which will allow for a was ready to negotiate its presence in ■.. business guerrilla presence because we decided Shamir also rejected an attempt by Lebanon but not with a gun at its back. spreading rumors once and for all not to accept any more France to mediate in the War, telling an “ We are ready to negotiate with the envoy dispatched from Paris Thursday killing of our women and children.” Lebanese government matters relating that a French peace initiative was not In Tel Aviv, Eitan told the newspaper to the Palestinian military and political bullish Ma’arlv it should be possible for Israel to presence, but we cannot talk before a wanted, the Israeli army radio said. it supports devil A week-old cease-fire held in Beirut “ reach a military solution in Beirut limited Israeli pullback from the Beirut BOSTON (U P I) — New England but it appeared from Israeli statements without entering the crowded quarters of area," Salah Khalaf, Arafat’s top depu ATLANTA (U P I) - The Procter said the three individuals named in small business executives backed and faltering diplomatic efforts that, the city.” ty, said. He did not elaborate, but he warned & Gamble Co. filed two federal law the lawsuits were investigated and Ronald Reagan’s bid for the barring a PLO surrender, it would not that, “ if the guerrillas do not leave suits against three people it claims witnesses will testify they spread in presidency, and many still support last much longer. Beirut we-will have to destroy them.” spread rumors the vast company formation linking the company to him despite being clobbered by high With artillery and ground forces sur Eitan also said the 27-day-old Israeli uses its soap and food business to Satanism. interest rates and the unrelenting rounding the besieged capital, Israeli invasion, dubbed “ Operation Peace for support devil worship. But the company does not think recession. Jets kept up the psychological pressure, inside Today Galilee,” was planned a year ago and The suits, filed Thursday in Atlan the three originated the tale, he The Smaller Business Association droppbig flares on the Moslem western postponed yirhen a July 24 cease-fire ta and Pensacola, Fla., claim a said. of New England says it’s really not half of Beirut in the third mock attack in Advice ...... 13 so surprising. Indications are’small negotiated by U.S. envoy Philip Habib Georgia man and a Florida couple Dobson said the pamphlets, cir as many days. Business...... 17 businesses are better off in the took effect. have distributed leaflets or spread culated nationwide, allege an of Sharon arrived for gn inspection tour Churches ...... 5 sixstate region than in the rest of the ^ of Itra ^ lro o p s ringing Beirut and later Habib is currently in east Beirut, rumors verbally the Cincinnati- ficial of P&G said on the Merv Grif Classified...... 17-19 |be meeting with Lebanese leaders, bat his based company supports Satanism fin talk show “ as long as the gays country. • , Editorial ...... 4 “ The majority of small business ; efforts to negotiate a settlement^ ap- and its trademark is a Satanic sym and other cults had come out of the Entertainment ...... : ...... 8 executives voted for Ronald ' ' pareiitly liave.mada no progress. bol. closet he was doing the same thing.” . Ail League maeting tbat.included L o tte iy ...... 2 Reagan, and still feel a kinship for Obituaries . . , ...... 10 The giant food and laundry PLO and Lebanese Hialanglst leadbro product manufacturer also claims The pamphlets also allege the of his ideology,” says Paul Serotkin, tM clidnETCi2]i of the Hotel AtoMndei!:,^ Sporta ...... 14-16, . ended in Saudi Arabia and also failed to Mike Campbell of Doraville, Ga., ficial said he would “ give his heart director of communications for the Sharon urged the 20,0004nan Christian Television ...... '. 6-8 reach , a political accord to spare Beirut and soul” to the devil in exchange private organization with 1,800 Phalangist militia to join the war against and William J. Moore Jr. and his from the ravages of further fighting. wife, Linda, in Pensacola, have in tor prosperity, Dobson said. member companies, the‘PLO in west Beirut. itiated boycotts of P&G products. UPI photo Serotkin believes Reagan’s much The suits ask for unspecified He said no Procter & Gamble of touted 10 percent cut in federal in ficial has ever been on the Merv damages and an injunction against come taxes will help. Griffin Show. Computer records the rumors and literature. “ We’re bullish in the hope that “ We have never done anything to Victory for cMf rights groups Mrs. Moore, reached at her home, with more money available to the Holiday closings spark this kind of rumor,” he said. said neither she nor her husband had Microcomputer software, the "language” on for as low as $50 per disk. Here, Kathy consumer, at least some will trickle heard of the rumors and had no idea Dobson said the pamphlets''also a floppy disk, tells a personal computer what Reedy runs disk recording equipment In the down to small businesses,” Serotkin of what Procter & Gamble was maintain the firm’s trademark, a ' Government offlees: All federal, state and municipal offices will The^ softw are Is now software production facility of Comshare, a said. “ moon and stars” symbol, is an to do, when anc^ be closed Monday. Manchester emergency numbers: talking about. computer services firm In Atlanta, Qa. “ The first 1 had heard of this was “ anti-Christ” symbol. m^sjjroduci rptrf record s and sold The association, which acts as a are highway, 647-3233; refuse, 647-3248; sanitary sewer and when reporters began calling me,’’ 7 lobbying organization in Washington water, 647-3111. she said. “ I have not been contacted and an educational vehicle sulating such boycotts from the also is likely to provide im pete for streets since it began some 73 years M all: Only special deliveries will be made Monday; post offices by Procter & Gamble. 1 have done throughout New England, has been By Elizabeth Olson threat of damage suits, , bolsters labor and consumer groups to ago and what the Supreme Court... will be closed. successful in pushing legislation es-~ United Press Internationa nothing wrong.” their possible use. The NAACP, a employ boycotts to achieve their said was that what We did before we Banka: Closed Monday; many will be closed Saturday. Campbell could not be reached. tablishing the Small Business Ad U b rariM : closed Monday. Car production 26.3 % WASHINGTON (UPI) - The winner in what the b i^ court called goals. can do again and we can’t be sued Company spokesman Stuart ministration Development Act. Supreme Court gave civil ri^ ts a high-stakes case, this week en Writing for the unified court, for it if we do it rl|d>t.” he said. BusInesoM : Kunkler in Cincinnati would not dis Most corporations will be closed; some retail stores and in June 1981. The automaker has The measure, passed by Congress groups a swe^ing victory Friday in dorsed the use of boycotts.to fight Justice John Paul S tevee said, The dispute, one of the last major cuss any motive the Moores and DETROIT (U P I) — The auto in showed the slowest decline. layoff next week, down 105 from the restaurants will be open. current 222,603. There will be 4,100 built 310,024 cars this year, down and awaiting the president’s a unanimous decision that protects discrimination in the’movle industry. “ One of the foondatioe of our socie legal controversieikjatommlng from Campbell might have for allegedly dustry, reeling from a sales slump the 1960s civil rights movement in B ars: Open. In other industry developments workers on temporary layoffs. 28.7 percent from 434,410 in the first signature, would shift more federal the use of nonviolent citlxen and elsewhere. ty Is the right of Individuals to com perpetrating the rumor about P&G, and layoffs, was hit with more bad the Deep South, involved the liabili Package storaa: Closed.; Thursday, General Motors Corp. GM said it made 3M,054 cars last half of 1981. research and development funds boycotts as a' tool to j i t ^ 'fo r The. Supreme .Court ruling, bine with other peirsoe to pursuit to the nation’s 23rd largest corpora news — figures showing that car Refuse collection: Trash will not be collected. said it does not expect its American Motors said it hullt 4,- into the small business sector. A : political or social change, focusing on a black Ix^cott of white a common goal by lawful means.” ty of black citizens of Port Gibson tion. production shriveled in June to a month, a drop of 20 percent from the' Fireworks: Saturday; Stafford Sprngs Motor Speedway, Route supplemental unemployment 556 cars last month — a plunge of grant program would be set up at ; The language of the 60 ruling, in merchants in Port Gibson, Miss., “ Through speech, assembly, and for damages to merchants caused "That’s something that will have level not even 75 percent of the pace 447,356 made last year. .GM’s 146, 10 p.m.; Sunday: Wagon Shed restaurant, Route 44A, 0 benefit fund for laidoff workers to 68.5 percent from the 14,492 vehicles the 10 largest federal agencies petition — rather than throu^ riot when the blacks refused to patronize to come out in the trials,’’ he said. in the first six months of 1981. production of 1,641,975 cars this year p.m.; East Hartford, between the Bulkeley and Founders dry up soon. The fund holds $10.7 built in June 1981. So far this year, requiring them to invest $400 million and revolution — (the boycotters) white-run businesses. Procter & Gamble said in a state Automakers built 563,990 cars in is down 26 percent from the 2,221,097 bridges, 9 p.m. million now, the lowest level since AMC’s car production of 29,^5 Is sought to change a social order that When the merchants sued for lost ment the rumor has been circulating June, a steep drop from.the 707,925 it built from January through June in innovative small companies. The Herald: WIN not publish Monday. Office will be closed. 1975. had conslstanUy treated them as revenue, a state court ordered 91 for two years but recently it has cars built in June 1981. 1981. down 52 percent from the 60,870 cars Chrysler Corp. said it will produce The association is also trying to Hospital -seeking aeconctclass cltitsns,” be said. black townspeople and the NAACP Weather: Expected to be cloudy most of the weekend, but received 12,000 calls a month about Ford built 134,985 cars In June, it built to date in 1981. turlKKiharged, six-cylinder diesel save industrial revenue bonds, low 'Only Jnsttoe Thurgood Marshall, .to reimburse the tradesmen. At one possibly without rain. So far this year, 2,635,149 cars down 10 percent from 149,930 in June Volkswagen reported building 9,- ■ ' - 1, .1 ■ • !■' ' fr ' the story. Interest federally tax-exempt loans the court’s only .black member and a point, the damages were pegged at "The high number of calls and the have been built, a 26;3 percent cut engines for use in 1985 trucks and 1981. So far in 1982, Ford has built 333 cars last month, down 25 percent made by state governments. T former lawyer for the NAA(X*. did more than $1 million. use of the reproduced handout from the 3,572,727 produced in the vans, with four-cylinder versions on 604,540 autos, down 20.7 percent from the 12,363 built in June 1981. not participate to the case. ' ’The high court, overturning a materials suggests this is more than first half of 1981, American Motors the drawing boards for use in 1986 from the 762,170 it had built In the VW’s plant has been closed for 11 Serotkin is well aware of :-a-rooTO Hiomaa Atkins, national counsel Mississippi Supreme Court ruling, rumor-mongering by individuals,’’ Corp. and Volkswagen of America front-wheel drive cars and trucks. first half of last year. weeks this year and has built a total thedamaglng effects of b ^ interest for the flA A fiP contacted at the rejected the state’s claims to broad the firm said. are producing only one-half as many The nation’s five automakers said hrys of 49,355 cars, down 47.6 percent rates. “ They are thei.iib^est Outlook: cloudy, program, which will continue group’s annuid meeting to Boston, powers to regulate eomomic activi Company spokesman Bill Dobson cars as last year. Ford Motor Co. 222,498 workers will be on indefinite montn, down 32 percent from 83,784 front) 94,180 by the end of June 1981. overriding concem,” ~he salm'’. Hoom rates at Manchester Memorial Hospital wiU rise $32.80 through and beyond the 1682-83 ,sakl the high court’s ruling reef- ty, noting this could “ not justify a under a |34-milllon proposed fiscal year. firmed “ he perfnlsaable use of an complete prohibition against a non ; operating budget for U6$4B sub- The expoues. are prhnfirily tor
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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July i. 1«C \ Your neighbor's views News Briefing President Reagan’s tax cut took effect this week. How are you going to spend the extra money?
Bush: Haig rumor Hijacker lives It up wishful thinking on ransom funds COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (U P I )^ A drug HARTFORD (UPl) — Prescott Bush trafficker, freed after hijacking an Jr., a candidate for the Republican Italian jetliner went on a shopping spree Senate nomination, Friday dismissed as with his 9300,000 ransom Friday and un wtMMtn rotocAST t “ crazy” speculation hopes by conser threw ^ lavish banquet for his friends. vatives that outgoing Secretary of State The hijacker, Sepala Bkanayake, was Alexander Haig could be drafted as a treated as a hero by cheering crowds in . last minute Senate candidate. his native Sri Lanka as he bought Other Republicans called the .idea clothes, toiletries and a T-shirt wishful tbinUng- that might have made emblaxoned with the words; “ I ’m a W e a 0 » e r . for “ cocktail party" conversation. genius. Follow me.” “ For him to get into the Senate race Enraged Italian officials demanded with three weeks to go to the convention the hijacker’s extradition, but legal would be crazy," said Bush, older sources said that even if he were brother of Vice President George Bush. extradited it could take as long as two Today’s forecast ^ RICHARD LAVATORI, BAUER, TBi I >M AHDY TAMBLIHO. CIHDY LOPEZ, LINDA PEILA, “ There’s no way." months. PLORBNCE COHBN, KATHY VICBEY, HEIDI ” robably Maneheater: ’Tm not Menchestei': "I don’t think Manchester: "Right now, The New York Times, in its Maneltealen "I don’t think Maneheater: "I don’t In the meantime, Ekanayake, 33, who TTie National Weather Service forecast for Connec- Cevsnby: "What extra MMiofiealeR "I don’t have not that going to get too much. I’m It’ll make much difference the $2 I got this week Is I’m going to have any. I’m know. Clothes.” Washington Talk column, said Friday held more than 250 people hostage money? I haven’t deddad any extra money or^ food. Its not that p"rt.time worker. I to me because I don’t paying for lunch." “ according to reports emanating from not In that tax bracket." aboard an Alitalia 747 jetliner for 32 *'*Variable cloudiness Saturday. Highs 70s. Mostly yet. I’ll put It to good use.” nowadays. I’ll have to see guess It’ll make a lot of have a job. I don’t think It’ll Hartford," some Republican conser hours, settled into a life of stylish cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with a 3 0 ^ r ^ t what happens.” difference to my dad." make much difference to vatives had all but abandoned hope Bush freedom.He went shopping, arranged a chance of showers. Lows Saturday night 50s. Highs Sun anyone. I don’t personally could deny the party’s nomination to in lavish meal for friends and topk a room day 70s. Fair Monday. H l ^ 70s. Ught and v a r ^ le care for Mr. Reagan at cumbent Sen. Lowell Weicker, either at at the posh Inter Contintental Hotel with winds Saturday. Light northerly winds Saturday night. all.” the state convention later this month or the ransom paid by Alitalia for its jet and in a primary in September. j, passengers. • ■ “ Thus the talk has turned to Mr. He even held a news conference, Haig,” the Times said. telling reporters he hijacked the Boeing Extended outlook “ The only involvement I see of A1 Haig 747 with 259 persons aboard “ to teachihe in the U.S. Senate race is his attending a Italian government a lesson’’ for Extended outlook for New England Monday through Retailers skeptical tax cut will be cure-all fund raiser for Pres (Prescott),” said expelling him on drug charges last year. Wednesdav: * Bush news secretary David Blee. “ The He also issued a warning.' Massassachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; gossip emanating out of The New York “ If any government attempts action Sunny days and fair nights. Temperatures s o m e w ^ Market, thinks people will use whatever extra income something they’ve denied themselves to this point." By Raymond T. DeMeo billion into the nation’s economy. An additional $11 LEO JURAN, owner. Fairway Department Store: Times’ Washington bureau is against me,” he said, “ I have the means warmer Wednesday. Highs mostly in the 70s. Lows 50s billion will be added to the money supply from the 7.4 they have “ just to keep up...to pay their old bills. "I 3 preposterous,” he added. Herald Reporter don’t think It’s going to have any real effect. The to deal with such a threat. I will and low 60s. percent increase in Soejal Security payments. " I don’t expect a big boost in business,” Devanney amount of the tax cut Is so Insignificant to people’s In safeguard my interests by good or bad WUl ttie extra few bucks tacked on to peoples’ sqys. "People are counting their pennies, doing This, coupled with an additional 10 percent tax cut come." means.” paychecks from this month’s 10 percent federal Income anything they can to reduce their debt. It’s going to take scheduled to go Into effect July 1, 1983, will "Increase STANLEY JARVIS, vice president, Manchester Black unemployed Ekanayake said he had accomplices tax cut wind up in the cash registers of local retailers? a little more than 10 percent (less taxes) to make people UPI photo who b r il^ customs officials to help get National forecast the incentives to work, save, invest and produce because spehd piore.” State Bank: "The extra money will be used to The retailers aren’t counting on it. tax payers will be able to earn more without having it stimulate the economy...! hope through savings, and If reaches record him on the plane, bound for Tokyo from “ I don’t think it (tax cut) ta going to mean a thing,” ■ Here’s how some other local businessmen feel about eaten it up by the federal government.’’the Treasury not, through general spending.” Rome, on a stop in New Delhi. By United Preis International I^uisville p(‘ says Joseph German, owner of J. Garman Clothiers. the impact of the tax cut; Today In history ri(y & Frst Hi U> Pep Memphis r .01 BOB BASSETT, co-owner, Weatown Pharmacy: WASHINGTON (U PI) - ’The Labor He comandeered the plane to Bangkok, Garman figures increases in social security taxes and Department says. Alliunuerque c * ® Miami Bech pc "It’s got to help some. People will probably buy more Department reported record jobless where he released the hostages ’Thursday Asheville 'pc MS® .... Milwaukee pc 74 51 the cost of living will balance out the decrease in taxes. T H A T SOUNDS good. But let’s consider the family Minneapolis 81 60 ROBERT DORAN, owiMf, Manchastar Hardware:; of the things they need. But If you’ve got an extra few rates Friday for adult men and black after receiving the ransom money and a AtlanU pc £ 2 “ In fact, 1 think we may all end up a little bit in the of four with an Income of $24,300, the national median. On July 3,1892 a strike began at the Carnegie Steel Co. In Homestead, Rilllnfiii pc 5 If ■* Nashville pc "It doesn't amount to enough money to affect bucks In your pocket, I don't think It’s going to go Into teenagers in June, although the overall guarantee of safe passage to Sri Lanka. RlnninKham pc ® S ' New Orleans c hole,” he says. The tax cut will mean they’ll earn an extra $520 a year, Pa. Before It ended the following Nov. 20, seven guards and 11 strikers anything. It would have had a greater Impact If he had savings.’’ unemployment rate remained at 9.5 per nnstfHi 0 75 w .... New York c Jhe Reagan administration and its supply-side gross. Subtract from that about $125 (from the increase and spectators had been shot to death. ' Brwnsvil Tx.pc 96 78 .... Oklahm Cty pc 80 70 used It (Income from the tax cut) to reduce the WALTER 8ILKOW8KI, manager, Brown's Package cent. 74 05 economic advisers proposed the tax cut as a means to Riilfalo c 71 55 .... Omaha r in Social Security taxes that took effect bhis year), and national debt, and bring the prime rate under control.” Store: "I don’t think It’s going to make much difference • Unemployment among adult men in Shuttle nearly hits Chrlatn S.C. pc 87 » Philadelphia c spur savings and investment in the long run, and con the extra money they’ll likely pay for increases in the creased from 8.4 percent to 8.7 percent in Cliiirloll N.C. m S l^hoenix c WILLIAM R. JOHNSON, preeMenL Bavinga Bank In a place like this. Liquor has a level demand. It CIliraKo pc 76 51 Pittsburgh c sumer spending In the short run. cost of food, clothing, housing and utilities. What’s left? of Manchastar: "Quite honestly, I don't know (what the doesn't matter how much money they have, people June, and the rate for black teenagers Nation’s speoders Northeast seeking Red’s space debris rioveland <• 72 SO Portlana Me. c According to the U.S. Treasury Department, the 10 showed more than half of those in the ('niumtius c 75 S3 Portland Ore. r PETE DEVANNEY, co-owner of the Highland Park effect will be). Maybe people will save up for will still drink as much as they want to." watch for Smokey $139.3 million hike Dallas pc 82 74 Providence c percent cut that went into effect Thursday will pump $32 labor force out of work — a staggering CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - I)onvcr c Richmond c 52.6 percent. ’The rate was 49.8 percent in The space shuttle Columbia sped within Moines St. Louis r . HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - May. NEW YORK ( U PI)- Super-speed patrol eight miles of a chunk of Soviet space Detroit pc 77 51 Salt Lake Cityc cars will be used to curb hot rodders in Northeast Utilities Friday gave T)ululh ^ 76 S2 San Antonio pc TTie rate for adult women decreased debris Friday on its way to a Fourth of K1 Paso pc San Diego c from 8.3 percent to 8.1 percent, and Georgia during the Fourth of July regulators a request to increase by $139.3 July touchdown and completion of its I fart ford c San Franese cy Lincoln Center's weekend that began Friday, and drivers million the rates paid by more than 1 Honolulu r 97 74 Seattle r among all teenagers it dropped from 23.1 fourth and final test flight. ... fndi.-mapniis pc , 78 60 ^ikane cy percent to 22.3 percent. in the fast lane of Wisconsin highways million gas and electric customers. And after the close — but hahniess — Jackson Mss. 91 71 Tampa pc will face an arsenal of motorcycles, Northeast officials said the increase I^s Anfieles 78 fiS WnHhington i On Capitol Hill, Rep. Parren Mitchell, encounter with the bumed-out Russian WirhiU pc D-Md., tossed back at Reagan a dose of helicopters and speed computers. was needed to offset the effects of infla rocket casing, shuttle commander just about ready unadjusted data the president was fond Law enforcement agencies throughout tion and increases in taxes, capital costs Thomas “ Ken” Mattingly checked out J of using in the spring when it reflected a the nation pulled out all the stops — and depreciation expenses. equipment two astronauts will use for a As is their custom, Republican Directors’ July 13 meeting. brighter economic picture. within strained budgets — to keep The total request was $2.3 million spacewalk on the Coumbia’s first Town Committee members rose Other alterations to Lincoln Chairing a Joint Economic Committee National Safety Council projections of up more than the estimate in Northeast's operational mission in November. We^esday night in the Municipal Center also are proceeding hearing, Mitchell noted that while un to 500 highway deaths during the advance notice to the Department of Mattingly and co-pilot Henry Lottery Building bearing room to begin their smoothly, town officials have said. employment remained steady when weekend from becoming a bloody reali Public Utility Control, delivered May 28. Hartsfield passed the 2-milIionmile meeting by p le d ^ g allegiance to The Health and Human Services adjusted for seasonal factors, raw data ty- Company officials said the increase was mark and into the sixth day of their indicated that joblessness rose from 9.1 The 78-hour weekend officially began due to “ the refinement of preliminary the flag. departments will move Tuesday wei^ong flight. Eiut there was one prebim : there across the street from the Hall of percent in May to 9.8 percent in June. at 6 p.m. local time Friday and ends at revenue and expense figures.” With President Reagan on hand to Winning numbers drawn Connecticut Play Four; was no flag in tbe room. Records to Lincoln Center During the spring, Reagan repeatedly midnight Monday. e, Last July Northeast asked the DPUC welcome the astronauts, the 12; 10 p.m. Friday in New England; 7605. The flag, along with tbe framed Since residents may have trouble H claimed that government economists 'The Georgia patrol this weekend will for an Increase of $260.8 million. The EDT touchdown at Edwards Air Force ^ .. . j II Maine daily; 991. pictures of past boards of directors reaching those departments next were using “ funny" seasonally adjusted unveil three highspeed ’Trans-Ams to utility was granted a raise of $186 million Base, on the nation’s 206th birthday, will Connecticut daily; 623. v^^mont daily; 507. and tbe other bangings in the Tuesday, the general manager’s of figure that showed unemployment in keep up with sp e^ demons troopers last Nov. 25. write a triumi^ant end to the Columbia’s The new rate request would provide hearing room, has been moved to its fice will take emergency calls at creasing, while in actuality it was were previously unable to catch. shakedown p l^ e . new h «n e ip nearby Lincoln Center. 647-3123. decreasing. Troopers cited one particularly elusive Northeast a profit margin of 17.5 per Its November flight starts an A new, improved hearing room in The Data Processing Department Economists rely on seasonally speedster who-was clocked at 152 mph cent, up from the current 18.1 percent. operational space-freight program ' , ____ _ Last year the company had asked for a 19 the former school building is just already has moved into the Lincoln adjusted data because it attempts to take recently a f Athens. looking to the day when shuttles will be y B S S S S S l “ We don’t know what he was driving,” percent profit margin. about ready to be occupied, Center basement. into account such things as holidays, flying at a rate of two a month, in the ^ ^ The request would create uniform replacing the cramped Municipal Eventually, an elevator will be In school year and weather conditions. said Lt. Bill Grant. “ If we did, we’d have late 1980s, from both Cape Canaveral and L rates paid by customers who had been Building hearing room. stalled - a t a cost of $120,000 - t o him in jail.” Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. served in the past by one of the two The larger, carpeted hearing make the building accessible to the Weicker assails separate Northeast subsidiaries in the room is complete, except for the handicapped. state — the Hartford Electric Light Co. Reagan halls hike By United Press International benches for the public, which have been ordered but have not arrived Dems, Reagan Belushi’s fans mob and Connecticut Light & Power. Today is Saturday, July 3, the 184th day of 1982 with yet. OKd by committee 181 to follow. Playing bridge BOSTON (UPI) — Sen. Lowell General Manager Robert B. Weiss Herald photo by Pinto unmarked grave The moon is moving toward its full phase. Weicker Jr., speaking on the final day of WASHINGTON (U P I) - President said Friday the benches are sup Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Four bridges The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. the NAACP’s 73rd national convention, Reagan led administration and con posed to be delivered nest week. write about bridge — every day on NEW HEARING ROOM AT LINCOLN CENTER Thee evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Friday accused Democrats of aban CHILMARK, Mass. (U P I) — ’The peo gressional Republicans in bailing a new That would allow completicm of the the comics page of The Manchester are reopened Those bom on this date are Under the sign of Cancer. . . . Scheduled to open to public July 13 doning the civil rights movement in ple who live on quiet Martha’s Vineyard $21 billion tax hike package — including board room In time for the Board of Herald. American author John Mason Brown was borii July 3, favor of political gains. fear a growing tide of curiosity seekers HARTFORD (UPI) — Four more doubling the tax on cigarettes — ap The Connecticut Republican, in will flock to the island because the in state highway bridges washed out or proved early Friday by tjie {Senate 1900. On this date in history; terrupted more than a dozen times by vestigation into comedian John Belushi’s severely damaged in last month’s floods Finance C on ^ ttee. applause, echoed earlier criticism of the drug death has been reopened. reopen^ Friday and another four were Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes In 1819, the Bank of Savings In New York City opoied Reagan administration by Sen. Eldward The picturesque cemetery where scheduled to reopen Saturday, Gov. said in California Reagan wants to study — the first of its kind. The first 80 depositors baiAed a M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and former Vice Belushl lies buried in an unmarked grave total of $2,897. Cummings blasts 'activists' over HRC probe William O’Neill said. the details, but “ we are generally sup President Walter F. Mondale, both likely already has been overrun by “ van loads” Reopened Friday were bridges in East portive of the action taken by the Com-’ In 1892,. a strike began at the Carnegie Steel Co. in Homestead, Pa. Before it ended the following Nov. 20, just jump because we crack before a made between the HRC and the candidates for the 1984 Democratic of bis beer-guzzling fans, police say. Lyme, Kllllngworth and Montville. On mittee. Education and Board of Directors. He said he would “ not dignify their documentation. seven guards, and 11 strikers and spectators had been By Paul Hendrie kind of intimidation,” said Cum Board of Directors, because Beldon presidential nomination. “ Unfortunately the reopening of the in Saturday, bridges in Haddam, Deep ‘^... At first glance it generally meets "That’s a back-stab job these peo attitudes by referring to them by Smith has said members of the vestigation will focus a lot more atten shot to death. Herald Reporter mings. “ We have got to have facte is a man who believes in the But Weicker, a maverick who has River and Montville will be returned to dur approval, we believe it is consistent V ple did on Beldon,” said Cummings. name,” but lie clearly was talking Board of Directors overreacted to tion on it,” Chllmark 'Police Chief In 1950, American troops met the Ninth Koreans in before we buy, simply, charges of system.” often rapped President Reagan’s service, O’Neill said. with our budget program and our Democratic Town Chairman “ Beldon’s tops with me and with about Frank J. Smith and Clarence the commission’s decision to in Timothy Rich told the Cape Cod Times. battle for the first time. < Cummings also criticized domestic performance, also criticized economic goals,” he said. Theodore R. Cummings bad sharp most people. It’s too bad that the E. Zachery. vestigate. bias.” the Democratic party at a convention Los Angeles authorities reopened the In 1976, warships from 22 nations sailed mto New York Republican Town C3iairman Curtis Reagan wants Congress to proceed words Friday for two members of very people for whom he showed no Smith and Zachery asked the com Cummings charged that “ these CUMMINGS SAID implications focused on mustering the vote for the probe ’Tuesday because of published EB gets contract harbor, and more than 200 sailing ships moved into M. Smith for making the Werbner rapidly with a 1983 budget and does not the black community who asked the biases and would like to. help in mission to look into the Werbner guys” were motivated by a “ per of impropriety by Schaffer are self- comments in the National Enquirer by Gravesend Bay and Sandy'Hook in preparation fmr hiring a political issue. November mid-term congressional elec ,feel the tax increase will negate the third Human Relations Conunission to ferred some impropriety on his hiring. Werbner was the town’s per sonal resentment” against Werbner admitted drug courier Cathy Evelyn for eight Tridents observance of America’s July 4th Bicentennial. defeating. “ Curt Smith is just trying to get as tions. year of his 30 percent tax cut, Speakes probe the hiring of Assistant part. Everyone bhs the right to ques sonnel supervisor before wlimlng and General Manager Robert ’ B. “ They picked the wrong man at “To a very real extent, minority Smith that she administered Belushi’s much publicity as he can for Curt said, because the measure is “ carefully General Manager Steven R. tion the hiring, but to infer im the assistant manager’s job in a Weiss. the wrong time and they’ve done Americans who were long ignored by the fatal “ speedball” injection of cocaine WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy A thought -for the day; Author John Mason Brown Smith,” sai Cummings, “ I ’m not in awarded $48.7 million Friday to the Elec crafted to maintain the incentives for Werbner. propriety so cleverly is the work of a field of 63. Cummings was less critical of the more to hurt their cause of hiring a Republicans have been abandoned by the and heroin. said, “ To m aii',pe(4)le,' dramatic criticinn must seem terested in that or in Chirt Smith’s saving and investment.” Cummings said he was angry at second-story man who thinks we’re Smitb said Friday the request for Human Relations Commission black police officer than they’ll ever Democrats,” Weicker said. Initially investigators had concluded tric Boat Division of General Dynamics like an attempt to tattoo soap bubbles.” efforts to turn the conversion of In Washington, Treasury Secretary their impUcaUtxis of bias by Beldon all dumb.” an investigation was properly fU «I itself, but he did not exonerate it en know,” said Cummings. “ But “ When blacks go to the polls this fall, the lethal- drug overdose was self- Corp., for support services in the icon- Bennet School to housing by private struction of Trident submarines. Donald Regan glowingly praised the bill, Schaffer, head of the Institute of in writingr consistent with HRC tirely. knowing Beldon, who rises 20 feet it is my hope that they will judge can administered. CUMMINGS FOCUSED his enterprise into something. Curt The office of Sen. John H. Chafee, R- saying it “ furthers our efforts to reduce Public Service, in the selection of guideline. He said all charges of ” We have an obligation to be sure above those who made those didates not by their party label, out by Rich said in the past few months wrath on "the activists” who asked Smith is just chasing issues." R.I., said the funding will be used in the deficits while maintaining the integrity Werbner. Schaffer Is a former bias were accompanied by written that the facts are all there and not charges, he wants to see progress their character and commitment to Belushi fans in vans and on Mopeds have of our economic recovery program.” member of both the town Board of the HRC to investigate the hiring. justice,” said Weicker; who is facing a visited the quiet 18th century Abel’s Hill construction of eight of the missile Supermarket shopping tips carrying subs now being built at EB “ This is a much needed reform to help tough re-election campaign. Cemetery a few miles from Belushi’s old ensure that Everyone pays their fair Martin Sloan^ explains how to save money at the Most delegates reacted favorably to beachfront summer home, searching for. shipyards at Quonset Point, R.I., and grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his Honors suggested for AAurphey Groton, Conn. share,” Regan said. 3 Weicker’s speech.' the grave. “ Supenmarket Shopper” column in The Manchester Calendars Murphey instituted a tree-planting program on public Herald. Mayor Stephen T. Penny is recommending the Board of D ilators honor former Superintendent of Parks and property along the streets of Manchester. Recreation Horace F. Murphey by naming an area in Murphey also served as a lieutenant colonel in the ning Office. Center Springs Park after him. Connecticut Army National Guard. Quote / Unquote Bolton Girl Scouts, 7:90 p.m.. Nurse s Office. Penny recommended the area be designated the Penny is recommending that a plaque be installed in IHahrljpBtpr Herald Thursday , . “ Horace F. Murphey Skating and Recreation Area” and Center Springs Park, recognizing Murphey’s con Patriot’s Park, 7;S0 p.m.. All Seasons Uxige. that M u rrey be honored by the title of Superintendent tributions. The Board of Directors will consider the "Even America Is not rich enough to afford dis research Is trlvIM." Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Toesilay Steering Committee, 7;80 p.m.. Board Room, Town recommendation at its July 13 meeting. — Brian Joaaphaen, a Nobsl PhyaleisL (OmM) of Parks and Recreation, Emeritus. posable cities." Thomas d. Hooper, Qeneral Manager Board M Selecttnoi, 8 p.m., Community Hall. Hall Murphey was em ploy^ by the town for 39 years. — Cotoman Young of DefroH, hoMl of the U.S. "Man have not been honest or honorable In WednoMlay < Community Health Care Services Inc., 7;80 p.m.. During this time, he conceived and developed many of this. They said they would support us, but Instead Conference of Mayore, charging that the federal USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 233 Democratic 'Town Commitee, 8 p.m., Community Yeoman’s HaU, Columbia ™ . the park facilities now In operation. As Tree Warden, government hae ’%aahad Ha handa” about aiding there has been a bloody trail of betrayal In every Hall, h u d Housing Rehabilitation, 7:30 p.m.. Planning s-t— — stats. W e have gotten smart and now we must gat Pubmtwd daily sxospt Sunday DIQ OtOM. Suggastod oarrlar ratas ars ’ mieplace Room. Room. strong and (hM even.” and cartain holldaya by tha $1.10 washly, $8.19 for ona Manchaattf PutMaMng Co.. IS month, tlS.35 tor thrso months. OPEN "I do not see any different problems In bringing — Sonia Johnson, a feminist ectivtst, on the ' $30.70 for six moniho and $61.40 Bacaiue M the holiday, garbage regularly pitted up July 4th Specials up a royal baby. I treat all children as Individuals." IMnole legMaturePs refusal to r a l^ the Bqtiai Bralnard Plans, Manehaataf, ALL DAT tUm M T • JULY 4th Conn. 0S040. Saeond blaas lor ono yoar. MaH rataa ara <» Monday will be ptdied up on TUeaday. In cniebfntion of ^noHoote IMtepontfonoo SA.M.-SP.M. — Barbara Bamaa, nemald for the kifairt sen of Rights Amendment. Tha vdle deemad the poatags paid at Manohsaitr, avaSabts on rsqusat' BrHatai’a Prince Charlea and Prlncea Diana. Coim. POSTMMTER: Sand, ad- Manchester Buy 1 te y toft oom "Another day, another dollar.” "If you want to drpp off the face of ttw earth. draw ohangaf to tha ManohaaWr To ptaoo a olasaNlad or display CharctB • Papar PlatM • Fin — Vbicent J. PuNar, attorney, on Ms defame of Hsrald, P.O. Box SSI, advartiaamsnt, or to report a Just become an aaalatont cdach.” Manehaalsr. Cdnn. 0S040. ^ nows Ham. story or plelurs Moa, Coventry Monday ItmaU toft COM John W. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., July 3. 1982 - S 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- July 8. U P r“ -' . j.- .' ■ .•,'j *f- :7 • ^ W ^ d M. ttimond, PuW I»h« ■A4ACC Neui/s' , / Dan Fitts. Editor: y i j r ' ' Alex Qlrelll, City Editor fff}' eamp •'t . • -.■»( ,' '. ! *„■ our day work OPINION ' -:.-i ■ , V-wv’ Lots of / counselors are Debbie Jezouit, Meg Leslie, Rick A JOINT EFFORT! MAIX has been working Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the preparation of meals; Cmicordla Lutheran, Center closely with Town Social Services on behalf of a Congregational, North Methodist, Emanuel Owen, Carolyn Maloney, Patti Gallagher, David Manchester Area Conference of Churdies. It Harmon, Chris C:arlson, and Andrea Ryan. local family who recently had twins born to them. appears in the Manchester Herald.on S atu rd ^ . Lutheran, Assumption, and St. Bartholomew. This week an anonymous donor contributed a And, of course, a qiecial salute goes to Dr. C.W. This year we welcome the following new Elaine StancUffe, human needs director at MACC, counselors and hope they enjoy their time with us: crib, loveseat and chair to their new home. willw rite the MACC column for the summer. Wldcersham, who returns as camp physician. Pam Riescherl, Lisa Nason, Katie Joslin, Peter An anonymous friend came to my office Monday Perozziello, Sharon Hart, Gloria Danger, Dawn and donated $100 to the Human Needs Fund, which WE STILL HAVE need of your talents, helped to pay the security deposit on the family s however. So far, we do hot have an arts and crafts Struthers, Tad Gembala, Kelly Harnyak, Amy Space war By Balne StancUffe' new apartment. Gigulere, Andrea Choromanski, Maura Hageraty, Human f4eeds DIreotpr director, and, of course, this is a vital part of any A donor’s enormous bag of diapers were grateful camp day. .. , . Greg Falade and Laurie Kehl. Space ... the final frontier ... soo'iald. ■ will cost twice as much and take a ^ non-provocative, because MACC About 40 children have been accepted so far, w ly accepted, but diapers are still a pressing need. With four children in diapers, there can be never No, we're not about to beam . twice as long,” he said. Richard whichever side had it first would With Interfaith Day Camp preparations well un letters wU be going out soon to their parents. We A notice for all counselors: there will be a HE CLAIMED the satellites son Mlled for'a “Manhattan too many! Do any of our readers have diapers ourselves into the 23rd Century be in a position for a first strike. der way, MA(X! wishes to admowledge all the peo thought you inight oijoy hearing about the ac- counselors meeting on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Con for a Joyride through the galaxy Manchester would be virtually Invincible and project” style cominitmait to tlvitl^ planned for them. Morning sessions, begin cordia Lutheran Church. which they no longer use? A neighbor in your com they would be t t to tO p e r c ^ “I think the purpose of this ple who contribute their time towards its success. munity can certainly use them! with Captain Kirk and his merry get this program deployed in six This Is the 14th year the day cariip h u been in with games and exercises, followed by a snack. And, finally, a reminder that day camp runs sole Spotlight effective. proposal Is to confuse the Then the. two age groups split into games or arts ly on private donations. We thank George Budd and We appreciate the number of people who are band of space-age years. operation, and for the past three years we have taking Clothing Bank donations directly to Mayfair swashbucklers. Richardson claimed the public,” said Sommaripa. "Tliey and crafts. Lmich is at noon, and 45 minutes later William- and Nora Crowley for their recent gifts. 'THE WHOLE “High Fron bron fortunate to have en«getic and capableilirec- Gardens on Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. In order to We’re trapped in a time warp By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter system has been embraced want to give.thcmihe hope that If tion from our camp coordinator, Jackie the campers are on their way to Globe Hollow for Remember, only $15 pays all expenses for a child’s enthusiastically by the high tier” cmcept is intriguing. It we continue on our present heavy camping experience. You can make a big assure your receiving an accurate income tax here in the grim 20th Century, Morelewicz. their difiy swim. - voucher, we ask that donors be sure and attach a technology Industries. However, sounds like the easy way out of military build-up, we might get All staff are strictly volunteer. Sue Ryan is a Special events are also planned. Including a trip difference in a child’s life. where a group of retired the nuclear nightmare. With to Biuhnell Park and a picnic and ride on the list with their names, address, items of clothing generais, high technology the Reagan administration has into a peaceful, superior level.” camp assistant,'with Ann kdil providing sports FARMER’S MARKET is returning to Manches- donated and a dollar value they believe to be fair. Science fictio'i^ is fine in movies “High FronUer,” - if It is prac- carousel, a party at Skate Fantasy, a movie and piz thinkers and conservative ac try,” said Richardson. “MAD is riot taken a position on It, he con direction. Irene Giles is camp nurse, and she has ' ter! Watch next week’s column for full details. Thank you all tor your cxntinued support! or comic books, but it’s tough to Ucal — we could feel secure and 1 THINK THATS at the heart the need for RN assistants (rmn about 9:30 a.m. to za party, a ^ a visit from a representative of the tivists want to conquer that last not a valid defense strategy; It ceded. As a part of the Pentecost Celebration, love build a foreign policy around it. only focused on deterrence. MAD “No administration is going to we still wouldn’t have to trust the of what’s wrong with “ High 12:30 p.m. i West Hartford Clilldren’s Museum involving games THANK YOU’S frontier. and live animals. An end of camp picnic is the best balloons were released. Already, we have received But I have to admit, Gen. only worked if you were make a decision like that without Russians, if we didn’t want to. Frontier.” If there’s a simple A hot meal is served each day, and for many responses from people who found g ^ t delight in Clothing Bank: Grace Bogden They call their scheme “High event of all, with more games and clowns. Pantry; UNICO, Second Congregational Church Richardson — on a national superior.” And what’s $50 billion among way to do something, or a highly years the kltdien has operated smoothly under the having one of our balloons land in their yard. Watch Frontier.” living some feel for the public No camp can run well without good counselors, Furniture; Edward Chapman speaking tour sponsored by the So, Richardson proposes a opinion,” said Richardson. “But friends? complicated, technical way to do direction of Ann Tramontano. So far there are six future columns for a complete report. The plan involves sending 450 it, we Americans always will churches participating in the provision and and we have the best! Among our returning Conservative Caucus — three-tiered, space-based the administration has been But freeze proponents say it’s a saellltes into a 300-mile-hlgh or choose the latter. We love presented “High Frontier” in a system. The first wave of the studying the proposal. They false hope. bit to shoot down Soviet missies. logical and convincing fashion. It is being presented as an alter defense would be to shoot down havoi’t said yes, but they haven’t Tom Stefanick, a research He started with two premises: native to a bi-lateral nuclear Soviet missies at the point of said no.’’ associate for the Institute of Sometimes that’s good, that the nuclear freeze is un takeoff. The second wave would Richardson said the system is Defense and Disarmament because it encourages innova freeze. workable — because you can’t “ We re fe r to this as a intercept those that got by in non-provocative and that he Studies in Boston, said he doubts tion. Other times that’s harmful, trust the Soviets and, therefore, mid-flight. The third wave would "Calendars technological end run,” said would welcome a similar system the technology for “H i^ Fron because we look for a magical no freeze could be verified — and retired Gen. Robert C. Richard be a land-based “point” defense by the Soviets, because then tier” exists, despite Richard way to get around a problem, in that the Soviets now hold a son at a press conference in Hart bear military targets, to blow up neither side could attack the son’s assurances that the know stead of solving it. ' strategic advantage. Both those ford the other day. “In.all the missle in the air before it other. how is there. He also claimed it That’s the case here. We’re I^CarouseP leads named Tent troupe performs arguments would be disputed strikes its target. The cost is cheap, he said; $50 would be a self-defeating system. dreaming if we think we can have military and technological vigorously by freeze proponents, history, to control the high Self-propelled, non-nuclear billion. But there’s a catch to .George Sommdrlpa, of the peace and safety by building new ; Jennifer Joy of 63 Eldridge St. and John Callahan of Emanuel and Ckmcordla Lutheran churches will spon but let’s let that go for now. sor two performances of the Tent Troupe, the only ground was to win.” anti-missile devices would be . that. Council for a. Nuclear Freeze, weapons, no matter how well In- ; South Windsor have hero chosen to play lead roles in the "Classically and historically, used. Eventually, when “If we do business as ususal in said there’s no way “High Fron ■ Unitarian Unlversalist Society’s production of traveling summer tm t theater in America, today at 2 tentioned they might be por p.m. and 8 p.m. on the parish grounds of Concordia THE IDEA initially sounded the role of the military was to technology permits, they could the current defense system, it tier” could be called defensive trayed. There’s no easy way out. < :’.’CarouBel” scheduled for Aug. 12 t ^ u ^ 14 and Aug. 19 rather farfetched, I thought. protect the defense of the coun be replaced with lazers, Richard- : to 12 at tte meetinghouse on 153 W. Vernon St. Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. , bliss Joy, S 1962 graduate of Manchester High School,, The 2 p.m. performance is ehtitled “American Folk has been p^orm ing since she was 11, when she played Trails,” is for children. Audience participation wlU be a the role of Rebecca in the Manchester Community special feature as fables, folk tales and legendsNfrom Guest editorial • CMlege production of “Our Town.” our country’s heritage are presented. \ ” She played Helen Keller in “The Miracle Worker” at The evening show entitled “The Curious Savage” is a J a t k ' -Bennet Junior High School, and Lily in “Carnival” and fanciful comedy about an ecceiltric woman who inherits A n d e r s o n Susie to "E^abcs iff Arms” at Manchester High School. 10 million dollars, and her children’s humorous U.S. responsible She was a member of the high school’s Sock ‘n’ Buskin 'attempts to get their hands on the money. Both pofOrmances are open to the public free of I Washington and the Round Table Singers. She is the reigning Miss Greater Vernon and recently charge. Donations will be received at tbe intermissions Merry-Qo-Round was a talent winner and second runner-up to the Miss to help meet the group’s traveling expenses. and must act ■ Connecticut contest. For additional information, call Emanuel Lutheran Callahan, who studies voice with Dr. Peter Harvey of. Church at 643-1193. . LORD IT -17 Windsor, has been active to area theater groups. He has On Saturdays' the Manchester fragmented country. They are appeared as Curly to the Somers Village Players’ Herald reprints editorials from not likely to take orders from production of “Olstooma” and Harold Hill to “The Music other New England newspapers. C3N/ER MEli the Israelis, but they may accept Bizarre Mm” with the Avon Music Makers. He played Miles Men’s )Vork day planned This is from the Providence (R.I.) advice from a United States Gloriosus to “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Journal-Bulletin, the Forum” with the Universal Players. The following events are scheduled at Concordia willing to allot more funds and railaliati Is a director of taxes with the Stanley Works Lutheran Church for the coming week: Since the U.S. government has peacekeeping troops to the area. defense Tuesday — 10 a.m., administoative staff; 7 to 9:30 not acted to condemn the Israeli to New Britain. He is married and has two children. Even if the PLO is destroyed Director of the production is Bob Richardson and p.m., EtogUsh class for rriugees to classrooms. campaign, it must accept a producer is Marilyn Richardson, both of 67 Phelps Road, Wednesday — 9 am ., men’s work day; 7 p.m.. Holy — and even if Syrian forces are program Communion, mid-week service. measure of responsibility for pushed back to their own coun ifor tickets to “Carousel,” call Linda Robinson at 649- what is happening in Lebanon Thursday — 1:30 p:m., g
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MacBryde of Amston a$|J . mittee meeting h ^ ahnoyed a can delegates', kupport ' , \ .fv'. ’ Louis E. MacBryde VI of Mooney didate forspcretary of the state and ; .Wethersfield;a brother, Merrill left Democratic TCnfm'Chairmao Mrs. Yacavisiie said Friday she ''.&rter. of Windsor L ^ s ; tdft Theodore R.' Cummlngswith a. red bdieves rite has the bacldiW of 140f 1% %|iM|lcated lace. ’' Manchester's « « W e^. s'pf Addovi^ -Jbolumnlri Cummings said Friday that wfaea said Ae could not ;iuid sevoi griMcfalldren. he .called off the town committee release thrir names until the town > »|teneral services will be hfSD meeting, he forgot to tell state Sen. committee makes an announce Tuesday at 8 a.m. at the WatklQS Marcella C. F*ahey, D4B!ast Hart ment. ■ . - ,'*' Fiffieral Htehe, 142 E. Center Sin Andover grandmother ford, who was s c h ^ le d te speak. with'admass of Christian. bi|Hal a u Cummings would not ay how ' Mrs. Fahey, who represents part a.m. at St. Rose’s Church, ElH many delegates Mrs. Yacavone iuiS. of Manchester, is a candidate for Hartford. Friends may call at tt$ “We're stUl talking,” he said. secretary of the state. 9 ie wdk un funeral home Monday from 3 te;^ publishes her favorites able to attend an earlier town com But he stuck by his earlier state-' and 7 to 9 p.m. , ^ mittee meeting at which secretary ment that she would win “a.iargd Memorial contributions can m By; Barbara; Richmond childro). Then they moved to An of the state candidates spoke? number" of the Manchester made to the American Cancer SociS’ Herald Reporter * dover. because of business in the Senate. delegates. ty, 237 E; Center St. ^ i Her husband has since died and Needless to say, Mrs. Fahey was . “My grandchildren urged me one of the poems fn her book Is not pleased. h is e g o to put the poems I’ve written dedicated to him. It’s entitled "She was politely upset,” said over the years Into a book so they “Memories.” Cummings, diplomatically. “I sweeeo6oeeoeeeQeeeoQtei> ■will have something when I $o— Mrs. Skoog’s son is a teacher at apologized to her and to all the In MemoriOm . Men enjoy lifting things. ’They but I’m not planning to go," said Windham H l^ School and it was delegates. If they still want her to Card of Thanks In loving memory of our MotheC don’t like carrying them anywhere M uriel Skoog, a. long-tim e students in the art class there appear, we'll have that meeting.” We wish to thank all of our 'and Grandmother, Stella MakullSj^ once they’ve lifted them, but it's Manchester resident who now who made the sketches for the Cummings said the meeting was neighbors, friends and relatives for who passed away July 3, 1972. ~ satisfying for them to pick up a Uves on Lake Road in Andover. book. schednied a while ago, but that it the many acts of kindness and S)rm- Skobg succumbed to .the A Silent thought, » heavy object. La^t weekend was ANOTHER POEM, "The Herald photo by Tarquinlo seemed unnecessary. He said he bad pathy shown us in oUr recent urging of her three grandchildren A secret tear, " very satisfying for me. I wgs helping Wing,” was written about the forgotten that Mrs. Fahey had not be^vement. We especially thank and had her poems published in a Keeps her memory ever dear. someone move out of an apartment special children Mrs. Skoog FIREFIGHTERS STRUGGLE TO AIM HOSE had the chance to address the town all those who sent the beautiful booklet. She donated 200 of the and there'was a lot of lifting to be helped to c a h for at Mansfield. . . . At Hartford Farmer's Market committee. floral tributes and mass cards.. Sadly missed by, booklets to the Andover The Democratic delegates will done. Congregational Church as a The wing refers to the area 3 Jesanis Family The Makulis FamiljC There's something a little macho ’money-making project for the where the children stayed. about lifting. I think men like the church. The title of the book is "Reflec- idea of being able to lift heavier •. "fve been writing poems since tions from My Doorstep in An Peanut 'roast' goes too far; objects than women can. It seems- I was a teenager — some of them dover.” Some of the poems are happy and some are sad but each like a harmless little thing to feel are corny,” Mrs. Skoog ad mitted. She said she’d like to do tells a story about some chapter - superior about. We can’t have in Mrs. Skoog’s life. babies. It's little enough to leave us. some children’s stories next.” I Farmer's Market damaged drove a big school bus for years, Oiie of the poems expresses her I can't think why else men would now I drive special education feelings when her children have enjoy lifting things if It isn't to prove all gone off to school after a The fire rushed from the roasting violations there. He said the state 1 . students in a car. I also worked By Paul Hendrie they can lift more than women. For machine to the roof. Heavy, black would be notified to determine the at Mansfield Training. School for summer Vacation. This is en Herald Reporter titled “Alone.” It reads: smoke — visible east of the river — buiiding’s safety. their part,.of course, women have a many years —I love' kids,” she Herald photo by Richmond HARTFORD — The peanuts they rose from the building. Curious onlookers crowded the better idea of where to put a d d ^ The house is like a morgue today. something down once it's b^n were roasting at the Fowler Hun “There is very heavy damage-at parking lot, but were kept away IN HER BOOK of poetry are I’m sitting here all alone, THE AUTHOR LOOKS OVER HER WORK tington Co. at the Connecticut this time,’’ Mtirphy said. He had no from the building by police. Water lifted. some poems she wrote when her The only sound that 1 can hear. Muriel Skoog of Andover published her own poems Regional Farmers’ Market got a bit dollar figures, but said the roof had from fire hoses flooded the parking grandchildren wero born. “I had- Is the clock with its ticking overcooked Friday afternoon. collapsed. Apparently, none of the VIDEO WORLD lot. THERE ARE HALF a dozen them published in the Herald drone. A machine for roasting peanuts adjoining businesses had damage, then but that was many years My eyes are fixed on empty We skipped away and married. caught on fire just before 3 p.m. and he added. heavy objects around our bouse that chaiss. I Wish Talk show guests I've been lifting for 25 years and it’s ago” she said. I hear no pitter patter With no regrets at all.' quickly spread after employees Firefighting was made more dif “Most all of my poems are There’s stillness on the block. I wish I was a little girl. My world was such a sunny were unsuccessful in extinguishing ficult b ^ u s e there were only two WASHINGTON (UPI) - going to be interesting to see how Of children’s little feet, - You see they started school The way it used to be. about people I know many I hear no sound of lau ^ ter, place. it. Nine fire trucks and 38 hydrants servicing the market area, Scheduled guests on Sunday’s televi old I am before 1 can't pick them qp today. Without a worry or a care; pk E E H K s a l e from Manchester. They’ll From the playground down the Life was a great big ball. firefighters were called out to fight Murphy said. sion interview programs: anymore. Once a year, for example, And won’t be home 'til three When life was good to me. recognize .who they are when street. ' the two-alarm blaze. That’s why two alarms were • NAACP Executive Director I put the air,conditioner in the they read ’them,” ste explained. o’clock We had two boys and then a girl. Inspector George E. MUrphy of the sounded and the extra puiiqiing Benjamin Hooks, CBS’ “Face the kitchen window and another in our She said the poem with the My world was such a sunny place. Hartford Fire Marshal’s office equipment was called in, Murphy When Johnny Comes It seemed life was complete. Nation,” 11:30 a.m. EDT. bedroom window. Once a year I take familiar title, "When Johnny The books and toys are neatly With rainbows in the sky. J A little house to call our own said nobody was injured and the fire said. • Budget Pirector David them out so I lift each one twice a Comes Marching Home,” is placed, • I Marching Home was contained in the Fowler Hun He said jfirefighters were con My heart was light and carefree. Our life was pretty neat. Stockman and Senate Finance Com Toniglit ’til S year. 1 don’t know how much they about John Bengtson of And lonely they do appear. (In part) There was no need to cry. tington area of the market. cerned because a lot of combustible mittee Chairman Bob Dole, ABC’s I weigh, but It's plenty. Manchester before he went off to The very rooms cry out the fact. Remember when it was peaceful. “It was a difficult fire to fight,’’ material is in the market area. ’"This Week with David Brinkley,” The kids are nowhere near. My gauge for weight is a bag of ce fight in World War R. No Jealousy or greed? said Murphy. “We had what we call The building is owned by the state 11:30 a.m. EDT. Closgd Sunday & M<^s. Skook wps born .ia No thought of guns or uniforms It happened on a sunny morn,. One day there was an accident. the 'warehouse effect,’ where the and leased to the wholesale • NBC’s "Meet the Press,” pre ment that is about lOO-pounds. The A milk truck came my way. . That shttered all our dreams. air conditioners are at least that Darven, Lancashire, England;: a' T tntesure all tlutee baby years. There wam’t any need. fire spreads through the open merchants. Murphy said he had no empted hy the Wimbledon tennis Monday^ July 5th little town outside of A boy with such a lovely sipile, It only took a minute, building." idea if there were fire code - heavy and -very cumbersome, That all have flown away; With people free and happy. Said, "Hi”, to me one day. tournament. Manchester, England. Site and They ended all too quickly. ‘Twas the end of ail our schemes. liiere’s no place to hang on when her family moved to Canada The world was as God plarmed; Now I’m alone today. ‘Till someone with a crazy mind D you lift them. The one in the kitchen when Mrs. Skoog was Just 6 years That changed my life complete We live our Uves from day to day. is toughest becauke the ]wliKlowsill is old and when she was 8 they Took quite a different stand. Lassie knows that something’s ly. But what’s to come tomorrow? Eighth ^Utilities District files qfaest-bi^ and 1 have to get It up to moved to Manchester (Conn.) My world was all aglow. had our share o? happy wrong; JWe've CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY JULY Stb. that. 1 where Mrs. Smog flnlshefl aU of Yet God has said, "Thou Shalt Right from that very minute. lim es, and nothing m ov» but breezes. I’ve sedh thtee champion w el^t her schooUng' aite workol as a Not Kill.” My love began to grow. We’ve had our share of sorrow stenographer, was married to Pimwee, the cat, is well aware It wasn’t our plan to fight. lifters put hhrbells over their hpads, That she Is safe from teases. liens to recoup back taxes but they have It e a ^ . I ’d like to see Henry Skoog, and raised three But what could we do when evil men We met each other in the-park. If I could Uve life over. them put my kitchra air oondithmer Our love just grew and grew. I’d change things if I could; The Eighth Utilities District has A list of liens follows: 121 N. Elm St., G&H Paving $3.30. (iame to kill us out of the night. L over their heads. ’They wouldn’t This was my guy forever But to change the man I married, filed liens on district property for 44 North Street, Mary M. 80 North St., Alice Bujaucius Al Vid o^^^^W 0 kndw where to grab hold of it. And Right from the start I knew. I know I never would. which taxes are delinquent. Bingham, $76.86. Gagnon, $109.98. lifting It chest-high is only part of It. We had to protect our homes and The liens, filed in the office of the 726 N. Main St. Ann Marie and 53 Slater St., Richard Gauthier, It doesn't fit Into the window neatly, yet, town clerk, are based on the Grand Robert F. Burney, $85.85. $145.08. w you have to Jockey It Into ppsltlon This wasn’t really God’s way List of Oct. 1, I960 and are filed in 92 Homestead St., Joseph W. 105 Main St., Joseph L. Gorden, I- ■' And when this war is over; the name of the owners at that time. Bycholski, $69.04. $131.63. “Tops In Its flo ld r while you're lifting. “ There will be a judgment day. The taxes assessed on that Grand 138 N. Elm St., Philip A. and 768 N. Main St., Thomas J. I’m worried now about next year. List were due Julv 1. 1981. Margaret Calvert, $95.46. Hackett et al, $11.20. We were having some work done 305 New State Road, T.J. Hackett, _ Deluxe around the house lasLflionth, so my I know your John will come marching home, Would you like wife had two men pat.the air cote ‘estate of J.A. Earl, $233.40. Betacord Heine Video Tho’ his heart may be heavy and How legislators 279 New State Road, T.J. Hackett, ditionera in. I hate to get out of sad. estate of J.A. Earl, ^.32. Cassette Aiape by inlflteig a year tike that. I You’ll help him sing and be happy 1046 Tolland Turnpike, Thomas J. remeiniter the cowboy theory that if ,™,n r again. y o u r w o r k p rin te d ? Hackett et al $302.%. Recorder <5 9 9 ** you lift a calf on the day it’s born 1495 Tolland Turnpike, Thomas J. VCR4300 *' f i-i and dontinue to lift it every day, 3 And be proud to be his Dad. voted in Congress Hackett et al, $5.02. So you’re thinking' about typed all of the poems lor the you’ll still be able to lift the animal 1083 Tolland Turnpike, Richard publishing your own poems in printer, who then just had to WASHINGTON - Here’s how opposed such raises, to support it. Keeney, $42.49 • 7-Day Programmable Recording-• Multi-Function Re-, when it’s full grown. My air con One of Mrs. Skoog’s favorite book form? photograph the pages. She said area members of Congress voted on Sen. Dodd voted against raising 357 Hilliard St., Bernig and mote Control • Betascan High Sj^eed Search with Picture ditioners aren’t getting any bigger, poems concerns her son, (Varies . Muriel Skoog of Andover says she has a typewriter of her own key issues from June 18-24: ^ the debt limit. Thelma L. Kosis, $119.30 but I am. ,, . . '• (Chuck), who was severely in when she finally decided to have but she wanted it in script so • Instant Stop Action with Single Franr\e Advance • 2- jured in a diving accident at An Sen. Weicker voted for raising the 11 Brent Road, Briice W. Meggett WHEN TM CARRYING her poems published, she did that’s why she rented one. debt limit. and Lucendla Harris, $120.06. Speed Operation • Quartz-Locked , Speed Control. • dover Lake when he was Just 16. most of the work to get things Her son took the photographs Senate 28 Starkweather St. John and something b e a ^ and bulky (town a He is now 43 and Uves with his ready. that are used and students in an OUTSIDE INCOMEi By a vote VOTING RIGHTS: Voted 85-8 to Janet Myers, $79.95. Fluorescent Digital Display • Extra-Compact. Lightweight |Mdr of stairs in the bouM, my wife mother.' Mrs. Skoog has been writing art class at Windham High renew the, key enforcement of 5442 defeated an attempt by the 383 Hilliard St. Wayne K. and Design • Feather-Touch Controls • 14^Channel Preset is always propwly toUdltoui of my In the accident, (Carles suf poetry since she was a child. She School did the sketches. ’The book House to limit senators’ outside in- provisions of the \fotlng Rights Act Marlene Neubauer, $110.63. I welfare. keeps saying things r fered a broken neck and he.has finally decided, oyer the past was printed at Manchester Press come from speeches and for another 25 years. Supporters 23 W. Middle Turnpike, Joseph P. Touch Tuning ■ ■ . . • . ' ' - ■ > like "be careful.” I know I’m J- been a quadraplegic ever since. year, and at the urging of her Inc. ’The cost was $430 to print 200 honorarium to $18,200. Supporters of said the extension ensures that elec Novak Jr., $107.91. : sharing her omcern with the object Mrs. %oog says it took three copies. tion laws will not be drafted to dis children and grandchildren, to a limit argued that it is needed to 20 Schaller Road, Thomas R. and 71 Km carrying. Sbemay not want me hours before medical help came get some of her favorites The book is being sold by An assure voters that senators are not criminate against minorities. Op Mary C. O’Marra, $117.24 Deluxe and it was actuaUy about four together and put them into a dover Congregational Church and ponents disliked requirements for to hurt myseU, but she doesn’t want “moonlighting” and are spending 880 Tolland Turnpike, Leopold J . ' Portable Video Cassette to damage the walla or what I’m hours before her son arrived at book. all of the profits will go to the adequate time in Washington. Op bilingual election materials and and Sandra L. Poulin Jr., $43.61. the bospitaL . She rented a typewriter and worried that the act would lead to m carrying, eitha*. ' ' A SKETCH OF A ‘LITTLE SOUblER' PROM THE BOOK church. ponents said that although a limit 89 Hawthorne. St., Joseph G. And Recorder may be justified, it should be im proportional representation for Dorothy Poullot, M8.I6. 'i’o tell you the truth. I’ve never p o s t the Senate itself and not come minorities. 72 Oxford St., Michael T. Ramsey, ■ m - found that the advice "Don't hurt from the House. Sens. Dodd and Weicker voted for $73.19 yourself^’ h u ever hdped me «s tiur Sen. Christopher Dodd voted the voting rights act. 905 Tolland Turnpike, Bertha es getting hurt is concerned. Either VPMSpp 3 against limiting outside Income. Shakir, $72.96. I do or I don’t. I don’t mind If she Sen. Lowell Weicker voted for House 91 Hamlin St., Irving R. Stitch, says things like that,to me, but what ? Absolutely not! limiting outside income. $3.60. 1983 BUDGET: Voted 210-208 to • Betascan High Spieed Search with Pittpre • Instant I do object tola when she tries to 1983 BUDGET: Voted 54-45 to approve a $769.8 billion 19fl3 budget 871 Tolland Turnpike, Gerrold A. help. I’ll have something heavy and Kathleen Stratton, $74.30. Freeze Frame (Stop Action) • Feather-Touch Controls* 2- all organized, they go and change ly disappear until after the story approve a $769.8 billion budget plan plan endorsed by President Reagan. delicately balanced on my shoulder Please dqn’t ever^ ask for mjr But, no. It’a not in my wallet. 19 Ashland St., Robert J . ‘Terry Sr. Speed Operation • Special Moisture Sensor with Heater • business card. places on you. appears in print. Blazer pockets are for 1983 endorsed by President Reps. Barbara Kennelly and Sam and J r., $117.40. and I’tt start walkiiig with It. My Reagan. Th^ budget includes a Gejdenson voted against the $769.8 i ^ e decides it’s too hsavy'. She 'T don’t have dne. I have never hsd I DO HAVBlhe burinen card of People who write for a UvIm are great hide outs (never is the cornect 76 Croft Drive, Robert J. Terry Full Futkjtlpn Remote Cpritrol • Supplied Rechargeable banded lots of business cards, 'n u t’s blazer worn the day the need to spell deficit of $103.9 billion, the largest in billion budget. wants to help, so ite lifts the bsdt one. And I don’t expect ever to hsve the Biabee Book StaU, Bisbae, Arts., and Alan H. Mul, $110.74 because they spend a lot of time the name correctly arises). Another history. Republican backers of the 239 Henry St., Robert J. Ttery Jr. Battery Pack ■' ’■ - ■ 'o ri.o f-ii one. * and ttte bttshtesa card Henry T. plan argued that It decreases HOUSING VETO: By a vote of saying to people, “(tan you spell fun way to make a business card dis and Sr., $94.34: ^.DO hsve little pieces of ppper Berger and the burineaa card of deficits over the next three years, ^151, sustained a veto by Presi See the video ttsperte for Spoolel Sovlnge^ Putteig dw garttege out is one Uf- your last name for me?” appear is put it in the desk drawer. dent Reagan of an urgent supple 41 Avondale Road,. Marguerite . Extmded Hng Job 1 don’t get mndi of a kick and ttie baokk of dqwsit ^ p s and. AltheaBUnn. A lth e a -1 don’t knote eventually reaching $60 billion by ’Thomas, $101.83 There have been business cards 1685. Opponents said the budget cut ment appropriations bill that in -on Sanyo VIdoo Caeeotte Roeordore during our lediTurM put of. A full' lUfftMige ,can, one of grtase-ttalned noteboric p a ^ , and,. vrbo Althea is but she’s been Uving 2S4 Adams St. Thomas J. Hackett ONE THING about pe4q>Ie who wandering aimlessly around in there too deeply into social programs cluded a $3 billion housing constriic- -those big ones, is hard, to Uft if pressed, I*U even offer you a fresh in my wallet for three ygars — has tion stimulus plan. ’The president et al, $90.00. 'AnnlvonMtfy^Saio^: .:"-r a,' carry business cards is they’re very for months. They will never be seen while providing too much for because It’s awkward. There’s piece of t^ in g paper with my name two words written on the back ot her and those who voted to sustain the 222 Bucktattd Road, T.'J. Hackett anxious to give them aWay. You ask again until I’m looking for someone defense. 'bothlng to,do bilt lean over and and phone iinmber on it. card: "Christmaa tredr.” veto argued the plan Is too expen and J.A. Etarl estate, $51.34. 'V them to spell their name out loud else’s business card. Sens. Dodd and Weicker voted 32 Croft Drive, George and Liber .grab the handle on either side. U But te^teteta cards? Never. against the $769.8 billion budget. sive, would not acomipllsh its goal As for Henry T. Berger, hit card dangerous potholes and another for and it’s like taking out a can opener Then they’ll .all m agically of reviving the housing indi^ptry and ty Kaifas, $51.34. l« I vtere bntflft to Ripire out * trasr ;inM rteooiiiltWUl itevw offar yona has bean' IR ^ . in mY mdlat e«aa teokoi street Ughts And another for reappear, Mght and happy and 65 Columbus St., Botty E. Keiman, when you live with a eat. AntonaUe DEBT UM ITi Voted 4»41 to would open the door for other tiuit l. tteve $pete; Idog#.' Biaiy, • 'iaffovtf In ifi tte Sk taka’s Hospital, So ranch for f responaes set in. They ranch for that willing to aove. With work phones special interest bills. Opponents' of $87.55. raise the federal debt celling by $84 tett te^P urf^ rilw pane’s days I Uv«l th NaW Wwi‘N(wrYorlt. • * ' and bonteMioneB and ail perfectly bilUon to $1.1« trillion. Without the veto said a revival of the housing 64 N. School Sf., Raymond R. .card quldco- than any old Wild West A I'n sseo aR thosehoolte teMHif -latelneia'ekMl.’' ' . , Ufies h im s ^ as myiriW cooncU Burineis tauds, I think, are a UUIe cowboy ever went for hla gim. usel^ v. ■ . raising Uie celling, proponents Industry has led tber country out of Judith M. Twibble, |7 7 i2 . When I’m not loring them. Pm I 94 Oxford St., Irene M. WOke, women oh how to get along with a repreasntatlva. On the back of his like trytng to keep teack of goldflsh. And then a silly thing happens. The video penpleuhould get on the argued, the federal government will past recessions and will create Jobs looking for thetn.. in the homebullding and other $89.30. 1 man. My advice would be for than can!, Henry has a printed Ust of They resist filing. They aU look dis Instead of copying the name Into stick. What we need are talking be unable to guy its bills because tt 44B HiUltNllfD SOm______—-.04 4. 7 - 0 0 0 7 " Like right now I honld have sworn cannot borrow the necessary related industries. 51 Mill St., Richard L. Yatkin and ^ TO Kim iv or. f 47-—-ieee _ to say, at least once'a month, “ uaetnl telephone numbers.” tressingly alike, they are Just too the notebook, which is what I should video business cards. Ones that say, money. Democrats, for the most Reps. Kennelly and Gejdenson Stanley GaJ, $93.37, ’ "Dear, will you plpaae Uft this for I hays the' bnsinesa cord of the A m ^ the numbites Is anum ber to small to be socially redeemable and do, I stick the btislness card "Here I am” when you look for part, voted against the raise, voted against sustaining the veto . 271 Burnham St. Richard W. and Tonight til l.Tuee., Wed., Set til 6; Mon.. Thuw. til 9, Fri. Tir$ ■ms?“ dteilataii vrite sold me my sterao. rapert ..abandoned cars, ahother for Just when you think you’ve ip>t them someplace where It will immediate 'them . _ {eaWng Republicans, who have long. and killing the housing plan. Joanne M. Neale, $54.11. liMnmii'nw n ■■IIIMIIIHIIIIHII I ml i imiiti MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., July 3, 1982 - 1.3 12 - liil^feHESTER BBRALI>. S«t.. July 3. IWI Supermarket Shopper Advice i'ect when 1 realized Sixty percent of all rapists MYTH; A woman can’t medical exam, a thorough rape victims — including Md. plates, charcoal. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. that what happened to me are married or have get raped if she doesn’t interrogation by the police wasn’t my faidt. I am now and a difficult court those who were raped FRENCH’S Free Bold ’n’ Spicy Offer. Receive a regular sexual partners. want to. D EAR AN N A: When a a volunteer with the rape testimony. The chances of years ago and still feel 9-ounce Jar of French’s Bold ’n’ Spicy Deli Mustard. Sixty percent of all rapes FACT; A majority of company makes an offer crisis center, and I h<^ conviction are 1 out of 8. guilty and ashamed. It’s Send the required refund form and the net-weight are planned in advance and women are not brought up that will not expire for you will print some facts M Y T H : “ It can’t happen never too late to clean out statement from one French’s Bold ‘n’ Spicy Deli 50 percent of all rapes participating in contact many months and asks for that helped me recover ful to m e.” an old wound and let it heal Mustard. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. don’t end in orgasm for the sports and are not ac proofs that can be, found ly from the experience. FACT: . As with any act properly. GOLDEN G R ID D LE Coupon Refund. Receive man. Rapes are becoming customed to being grabbed only on certain specially ’There must be thousands of of violence, any female can three 35-cent coupons for Golden Griddle Syrup. more brutal, with an in or physically attacked. marked packages, it is fair your readers who are still be a victim of rape. It does About collecting Send the required refund form and the net-weight creasing number of rapists Therefore, they often react to assume that these suffering silently because not happen Just to beautiful statement from the front label of 24- or 36-ounce using a foreign object to with a paralyzing fear, Russ Ma.cKendrlck packages will be available they’are ashamed to ask Golden Syrup. Expires Oct. 31, 1982. K, commit the rape. which is a totally un .women. Females aged 4 writes about stamps, coins for most of the offer for help. months to 96 years have L A CHOY Soy Sauce 75Cent Refund Offer. Send MYTH: Rapists attack derstandable response. and almost anything period. ... - .41 ! ■ been raped. the required refund Tirm and one label from 16- strangers in dark alleys at The victim should not be Collectible — in “ Collec If an offer lasts for a Myths and facts about M Y T H : R a p e is a ounce La Choy Soy ^uce. This offer is valid only night. made to feel ashamed or tors’ Corner,,” every year, for example, we Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Frattaroll Mr. and Mrs. William MacNell Mrs. Thomas J. Brandt rape : woman’s problem. where advertised or displayed. Expires Dec. 31, 3 Mrs. Leonidas N. Dousis FACT: In 59 percent of responsible — it is the Tuesday in The Herald’s should expect to see these 1982. all rapes, the rapist is rapist’s fault. FACT: It is a problem of Focus/Leisure section. M YTH ; Rape is an Im- special proofs for at least MRS. BUTTERWORTH’S Free Syrup Offer. eight or none months. If Receive a bottle of Mrs. Butterworth’s Syrup. Send Dousis-Gustafson Frattaroli-Faulds MacNeil-Richardson Brandt-Anderson you don’t, then it is time to the required refund form and two net-weight write to the company about statements from any Mrs. Butterworth’s Ryrup. Two problems are hard to solve your disappointment. Expires D ec.'31, 1982. Robin Lynne Gustafson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Ann Faulds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Patricia Iva Richardson, daughter ol~ Mr. and Mrs. Susan M ary Anderson, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. The company motivated P H IL A D E L PH IA Brand Dressing Cash Refund James Richardson of West Bath, Maine, and William Ronald Gustafson of 238 Union St., and Leonidas H. Faulds of 77 Kennedy Road, and Thomas J. Frat- W illiam C. Anderson o f 340 Burnham St., and Thomas you to participate in the Offer. Receive a refund of up to 31.10 on the Michael M acNeil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M acNeil DEAR DR. LAMB: I have a good chance of D EAR R E A D E R : It is Nicholas Dousis, son of Nicholas Dousis of Niantic and taroli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Frattaroll Jr., of 136 Joseph Brandt of Valparaiso, Ind., son of Mr. and Mrs. offer and shouldn’t pull the purchase of Philadelphia Brand Dressing. Send the Scott Drive were married May 22 at St. Bartholomew of Boston Turnpike, Coventry, were married May 22 in have two problems. The being intolerant to lectose. not a sign of disease. And it Cynthia Mitchell of Cassejfeerry, Fla., were married Alfred Brandt of South Bend, Ind., were married last rug out from under you required refund form, one back label with Univer St. M ary’s Church, Bath, Maine. first is persistent The undigested milk sugar doesn’t mean your circula June 20 at St. Sophia Church in New London. Church. Saturday in Si. Bridget Church. long before the offer sal Product Code symbol from any 8ounce The Rev. Nicholas Cesaro of St. Augustine Church, flatulence. It has become may cause colon spasms tion is bad. But skin The bride was given in marriage by her father. Susan ’The Rev. E m ilio Padelll performed the mass and dou- , expires. Philadelphia Brand Dressing and the register tape Hartford, officiated at the mass and double ring service. an embarrassing problem, Your Health and gas. temperature is dependent Lutzen of Manchester was maid of honor. Bridesmaids The Rev. Michael McGarrigle and the Rev. James hie ring service. Clara Dubaldd was organist and Jennie The people at Kellogg’s with the price circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. especially since' I work' I am sending you The upon the amount of blood were Tina Dubriel, Dana LeGault, cousin of the bride, Harry K. Carr of Manchester was soloist. The bride was Word officiated. Jami Ann Richardson, sister of the Dubaldo was soloist. The bride was given in marriage tell me that the specially RAGU Pizza Quick Sauce Refund, Receive one or around people. 1 can relive Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Health Letter number 6-8, flow through it. That may Susan Tovino, Linda Paul, Carol Dion, Denise Beckwith, given in marriage by her father. bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids w ere Susan by her father. marked packages with two 50-cent coupons for Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce. it at times with an antacid Controlling Gaseousness, be completely unrelated to Janice Bonaiuto, Chris Cone, cousin of the groom, Heidi Kathleen Faulds of Middletown, sister of the bride, Ellsworth, sister of the groom, and Joan Kirk. Kristi Joann Anderson of Manchester, sister of the bride, , Safari Hut proof-of- For one coupon, send the required refund form and tablet but 1 hesitate to take to give you some tips on blood flow through the Mitchell, sister of the groom, Elena Phillips, cousin of was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Maryjean Hathome was flower girl. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Diane Sullivan, purchase seals should be three labels from any Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce. For this continually. diet, habits and bowel that muscles or deeper struc the groom, and Angie Zafirakis. Mindy Forde, cousin of McKeon of New Britain, and Carolyn Frattaroll of Ann McBride of Columbus, Ohio, Linda Luttrell of Med available in most stores Carll Hunt was best man. Usher; were Donald and The other problem is, may help you. Others who two coupons, send the form and five labels. Expires the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Manchester, sister of the bridegroom. ford, N.J. and Elizabeth Brandt, sister of the groom, of is no other way to tures. Smoking will throughout the Bruce MacNeil, brothers of the groom, and Robert constipation, which I can want this issue can send 75 Dec. 31, 1982. Michael Kontogouris, cousin of the groom, was best James Frattaroll, brother of Me bridegroom was best SouUi Bend, Ind. problems. That is because eliminate it entirely. But if decrease blood flow to the promotional period. The Adams Jr. Justin Ellsworth was ringbearer. only relieve by eating six to cents with a long, stamped, Here’s a refund form to write for: Daisy $1 Re man. Ushers were Elee Dubriel, Ronald Gustafson, man. Ushers were Brendan Farrell of Manchester and t Ronald Brandt of South Bend, Ind., brother of the they are difficult to solve. you have a spastic colon or skin and drop skin offer expires at the end of eight stewed prunes about self-addfessed envelpe for fund Offer, P.O. Box 4218, Monticello, Minn. 55365. brother of the bride, Patrick Ross, Phillip Ross, Paul William Frattaroll, brother of the groom. Following a wedding reception at the Elks Lodge in groom, was best man and ukhers were Alan Smith of In Usually gas comes from constipation the gas is temperature. September. three days in a row. H I eat it to me, in care of this Requests for this form must be received by Aug. 31, Ross, Donald Cone, cousin of the groom, Craig Man- After a reception at The Colony in Talcottville, the Brunswick, Maine, the couple vacationed at the dianapolis, Ind., James Shaw of Piqua, Ohio, Steve two sources — from trapped, resulting in Reflexes control skin All-Bran for roughage this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, blood flow. And there isn’t DEAR MARTIN: This 1982. This offers expires Sept. 30, 1982. ^ cuso, Donald Dunn, Peter Mendolsohn and Michael couple left on a trip to California and the P acific coast. W orld’s Fair in Knoxville, Tenn. ’They are making their Schurr of Chicago, 111., and Bill Anderson of swallowing air and fermen bloating, pain and release causes flatulence. Radio City Station, New much you can do except past winter I had a Whitty. The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School home in S o m m ei^ t, Va. Manchester, brother of the bride. ting of Impletely digested of large amounts at one I would appreciate York, N.Y. 10019. avoid cold exposure and problem with a Proctor & product might have two separate team handles The bride is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High and the University of Rhode Island. She is employed as a The bridegroom is a graduate of the Naval Nuclear Following a reception at Gordie’s Place in Glaston foods. As you get older time. Correction of con anything, especially in the holding a cold drink before Gamble product and it people answering promotional inquiries for School and is employed at Rhanaplppins Disco, Groton. cook at Mansfield Depot Restaurant. Pow er ’Training School. He spent six years in the U.S. bury, the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. there appears to be less en stipation of spastic colon is DEAR DR. LAMB: I J way of diet, you could men you hold hands. Hold a hot tu r n e d in t o a g o o d telephone calls and five all brands, such as in The bridegroom is a graduate of East Lyme High School The groom received a diploma from Maifthester High Navy ahd is now a machinist for Kloeckner-Pentoplast ’They will make their home in Valparaiso. zyme action available to important. am 15 years old, female tion. I am in my mid-50s, in drink if you get the chance. experience. handling mail inquiries. A quiries about refund offers. class of 1975 and is manager of Rhanapippins Disco. and has taken courses at Hartford Technical College. in Ciordonsville, Va. break down food so it can ^ you tried bran. That is and have a very em excellent health, exercise Of course, if you could I accidentally left a bot be absorbed. The un a good idea but it does in barrassing problem. r e g u l a r l y and e a t a exercise or swing your tle of Downy Fabric digested food is left in the crease gas formation par Whenever I hold hands “ Weight-Watcher” type of arms that would help, but Softener in my car and it TOWN OF COVENTRY intestinal tract to ferment. ticularly for the first ttoee with someone they are in diet. youw ould look rather froze solid. 1 wasn’t sure LEGAL NOTICE Your letter does point weeks. If you can stick shock because my hands It is amazing how little strange swinging your how this would affect it, so RESULTS OF REFERENDUM Engmgements out several problems with it for three weeks the are always cold, par help young doctors can be Notice is hereby given that at a referendum held at an Adjourned related to gas. First is that arms around and around I called the toll-free with these problems. problem begins to abate. ticularly my fingertips. Town M(»eting on June 29. 1982 in the Town of Coventry. County of you also have constipation. before holding hands with number on the label. Then you tell me you Could this be from poor Tolland, and State of Connecticut, taid referendum having been duly U your boyfriend. Ask in The woman who DEAR READER! And Everybody has some gas have been on a “ Weight- blood circulation? My warned and called, the following vote was taken on the question, viz: stead that he warm them answered my call was very it is equally amazing how but it passes unnoticed in Watcher” type diet. That mother also gets this ■‘For Approval $1,647,000 Bond Resolution For The Planning And Ballard-Gottlleb ■ up for you by massaging nice and explained what to Construction Of Renovations And Ijnprovements T o Coventry High little hrip older doctors can small amounts. We all probably means lots of frequently. What can I do them. do. She also apologized for School And Roof Repairs T o Capt, Nathan Hale School Yes No** Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ballard of be with the same swallow some air and there milk. In your age group you about this? Y es 685 No 640 Caribou, Maine announce the the problem (which was Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, this 29th day of June. 1982: engagement of their daughter. really my fault! and sent (Charles F. McCarthy Liana Ballard, of Kernersville, m e a coupon fo r com Town Manager N.C., to Richard Gottlieb of plimentary bottle. Ruth E. Benoit Kernersville, N.C., son .of Mr. and Why do I stutter just at work? Needless to say, I was Town Clerk L Mrs. Milton Gottlieb of 130 Rich very impressed. When I 0(»-15 mond Drive. read your recent column ; DEAR DR. BLAKERi I conscious about using the you are doing this task. ’The bride elect is a 1971 graduate concerning P & G ’s toll-free learned a great technique technique. Then, begin to take NOTICE of Caribou High School in Caribou, number, I wondered how for controlling my yourself through relaxation PUBLIC HEARING Maine, and a 1976 graduate of the DEAR DR.BLAKER:! the company was able to stuttering, which has been Ask exercises while you are In individually handle the BOARD OF DIRECrrORS University of Connecticut. She a problem all m y life. A ll I am an artist but I haven’t the studio. Experience the done any work for more many hundreds of calls TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT attends the physician’s assistant, have to do is speak very Dr. Blaker tranquility that will even program at Bowman Gray School of than a year because I was that it receives each day. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, slowly and rhythmically Karen Blaker, Ph.D. tually allow the creativity — Theresa M. from Hud Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing Medicine at Wdke Forest University and I don’t have much dif pregnant and then had a to bM om e unblocked. Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday. July 13, in Winston-Salem, N-C. baby to take care of. son, Wis. 1962. at 8:00 P.M . to consider and pet on the following; ficulty getting m y thoughts These steps w ill no doubt The prospective bridegroom is a Now I am ready to go Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grant Fund 61 Cataloging into words. help you in the process of DEAR THERESA: 1971 graduate of Manchester High back into my studio. At System Service I don’t really know why starting back to work but Procter & Gamble has ...... $13,249.10 School and a graduate of the Univer least I think I am. It seems but when I am at work I don’t forget about the prac m o re than 80 p e o p le to be financed by State Grant already received. sity of Connecticut. He is the so difficult to get started F*n^K)Sed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund 61 Health resist speaking in that Once you accept the fact tical aspects that will working in its customer- executive director of Creative Life DEAR READER! Your again. Department temporary help special way. I Just want to that you are different — make this transition services department': ...... $1,568.86 Centers Inc. in Winston-Salem, N.C. Katherine A. Nielsen resistance to using the Do you have any Danette Zotta talk like everyone else easier. For example: Find Special teams handle the to be financed by Grant funds already received. technique at work probably t h a t y o u d o h a v e a suggestions? An Aug.lS wedding at the home of and Donald P. Cusson talks and as soon as I lapse someone you trust to care inquiries for each division has something to do with stuttering problem — you Proposed Additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83 — the bride’s parents is planned. back, I start stuttering and m ajor brand. Zotta-Parks your not wanting to make it may bd able to talk to your DEAR READER: Yes. for your baby. Health Department again. A typical team for a food ...... $1,820.44 NIelsen-Cusson evident that you are fellow workers about it. First, go into your studio Does your Job have you M r. and Mrs. John Zotta o f 15 Why can’t I use the to be financed by excess Grant funds already received. different from everyone And when they know, you with no expectations that tied up in knots? Get help Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Nielsen Cobum Road announce the engage technique at work? Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83, else. w ill probably feel less self- you are going to do any from Dr. Blaker’s En^neering Department V-.I h ’’- Sr. of 33 Brookfield Road, Bolton, ment of their daughter, Danette, to Garfield diary work. Just take a cup of newsletter "How to Legal Notice ...... $5,400.00 announce the engagement of their David Allen Parks, of Portsmlth, Reduce Job Stress.” Send to be financed by a State Grant through Bond Account 9-927, Construc coffee and sit there, ROl.TtIN CONSERVATION . daughter, Katherine A. Nielsen, to tion and Reconstruction of Highways. now complete Va., son of M. and fSn. H arry Parks looking around and getting SO cents and a stainped, COMMISSION Mrs. Maurice E. Bridge Mrs. Gregory P. Nolln Donald P. Cusson, son of Mr. and Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1W2-83, of Lenox Street. Thoughts self-addressed envelope to At a Regularly scheduled to know the place again. It Senior Citixens EAST LANSING, Midi. (UPI) - Mrs. EMward C u m n of Glaston meeting of the Bolton Conserva- ’The bride-blect Is a 1982 graduate will probably take several Dr. Blaker In care of this ...... $800.00 The fourth and final volume of the bury. Unn Commission on 6/90/81 a per o f M andiester High School. She is visits to be i V ■r MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., July 3, 1962 - 15 3 . ;/- 14 - MANCHBSTBR HH3iALD. S at- July 8. IWj Defending chomps ^ ousted from Ci/p ina ousted 'r '- % --‘••Page 5 : • ■ : ‘ ‘ '-r MADRID, ^>ain (UPI) - BraiU Brazil to qualify on goal difference, nament, said Brazil should win the ended Argentina’s World Cup reign Italy havi^ beaten Argentina 21. UUe. McEnroe, Friday, defeating the defending Friday’s setback was Argentina’s “Today was not Brazil’s best day, champions 21 in a game between third defeat in Bve games since but it plays in an artistic wiqr and its the giants of South American launching the 24natlon tournament brilliance gives it an advantage WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - to struggle before winning 'qii Kriek a quick lead in the opening werythiing should come together for soccer. three weakd ago. The fihal homilla- because all other teams fear Brazil 's:' John McEnroe, overpowering an old another ^um , overcast afternoon.^ game of the fourth set, but he got this tounuunent." .In the other World Cup game. tion (or the outgoing titte-holder was for its skills.” anagonist and Otris Eyert Lloyd, McEnroe continually had Urwork'' that back in the fourth game and Following an early exdiahge of West Germany defeated Spidn 21 in the sight of Diego Maradona, Argen Brazilian coach Tele Santana said crushing the Improbable quest of a from behind before subdul^the then made the decisive b r ^ hi the service breaks. Evert won the Groiq> B a t Madrid, eliminating the tina’s 13 milUon dollar man, being his team played poorly at the start. living legend, each moved another powerful Johan Kriek 46,6-2, ^ 6 - eighth game With a WeU-pInced opening set tiebreak 7-4, but King host nation from the tonrhament. ejected with four minutes left for “ But in the second ludf we im step closer Friday to making 3 and Evert beat 38-year-old Blme fOTehand volley. fought back to take the second set West Germany must now await the viciously kidcing a player. proved to the extent that we scored successful defenses of their respec Jean King 7-6, 2-6, 6-3 to reach the Teacher , took the opening set With breaks In the 5th and 7th result of Monday’s game between two goals and now need only to draw tive Wimbledon championships. Wimbledon women’s final for the tiebreak of his match 7-6, but games. Spain and B n g l^ to see which Needing a victory to stay alive, against Italy to reach the The hlg surprise, however,, was fifth consecutive year. ’ Mayotte evened the contest by win Ehrert raced off to a 4-1 advantage country advances to the semifinals. Argentina had not beaten Brasil for semifinals.” provided by Tim Mayotte, a 21-year- In Saturday’s final. Evert will ning the second set tiehreak by an in the final set, and in an odd coin 12 years and looked ad if it may have Before a night crowd of 90,000 in oid New Englander who outlasted play Martina Navratilova, an easy 6- identical score. cidence,' she had Just squandered a England, which earlier played a to go another 12 before breaking the Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu 11th seeed Brian Teacher 6-7,7-6, 7- 2, . 6-2 winner over BetUna Bunge. match point when a sudden scorelea tie with West Germany, sequence. The champions Stadium, West O rm any Scored in 5, 3-6, 6-1 in a 3-hour and 47-minute This will be the third time the two A pair of service breaks gave rainstorm forced the two women to must score two or more goals in dominated for long stretdws but the 50th minute when Spain marathon to earn a semifinal berth women have met in the Wimbledon Mayotte the third set, but Teacher head for cover for 41 minutes. But beating Spain to stay alive. Anything wasted numerous openings until goalkeeper Luis Arconada failed to opposite McEnroe. final, with Navratilova winning in took the fourth set as he swept following that brief stay of execu leas will assure West Gennany a Ramon Diaz scored in the 89th hold a harmless shot by Wolfgang This is the sixtl) year in a row an both 1978 and 1979. through the last three games at tion, King watched helfdessly as a place in the next round. And ahi^d minute. But by then Brazil was Dremmler and the ball rebounded to unseeded player has reached the In the other men’s semi-final love. lob fell Just within the baseline to England play to an identical 21 coasting home on goals from Zico, Pierre Littbarski. semis. Oddly, the sequence was Saturday, Connors, the second seed, Mayotte, from Springfield, give Ehrert the winning point. result agidnt Spain, lots will be Seghlno and Junior. Littbarski helped put West Ger started by McEnroe himself in 1977 takes on Mark Edraohdson of Massachussetts, dominated tte final "I really didn’t know what to drawn to decide whether West Ger Brazil, which won the title record many up 2-0 in the 75th minute, and both the current No. 1 seed and Australia. set with service breaks in the second expect,” Evert said. "I didn’t know many or England qualifies. three times, never achieved its dribbling around a defender and Myotte won the NCAA cham After splitting the first two sets, and sixth games. If she could keep up with the kind of. Before a capacity crowd of 40,000 usual rhythm but shifted into top presenting Klaus Fischer with an pionship while at Stanford. "I tfaou^t Teacher was getting empty net. McEnre was broken in the opening tennis she played against lYacy at Barcelona’s Sania Stadium, the gear .when necessary. UPI photo "The big thing is to get a shot at a game of the final two sets. The top tired,” Mayotte said. “He was (Austin). I didn’t want to un foattlians convincingly won the “Argentina played as well as Spain, facing certain defeat and player of McEnroe’s caliber," seed from New York did not get the m ak i^ more double faults." derestimate her. a lot of players do second-round Choup C game that Brazil, but Brazil took its chances elimination, refused to give up and BRAZIL’S ZICCO (CENTER) FIRES GOAL Mayotte said. “You can play other first one back until Kriek was ser Looking ahead to the match with because of her age. eliminated Argentina. better,” said Argentine coach Luis Jesus Zamora scored on a header in past Argentina keeper Flllol In World Cup tilt people in the semis, but playing Mac ving for the set at 5-4, and McEnroe McEnroe, Mayotte said, “It’s the “Billie Jean played very well, wi Brazil and Italy will now play Cesar Menotti. the 82nd minute. And that goal could 3 or (Jimmy) Connors is what makes then took the third set with another highlight of my tennis career. I put don’t think there’s a big difference Monday with a semifinal berth at Menotti, while deploring his prove critical in settling the group it all worth while.” break in the 12th game. in a lot of hard work the last four- between the way she played this stake. A tie will be sufficient for team’s bad luck throughout the tour- winner. Both McEnroe and Evert also had McEnroe double-faulted to give five years and it’s great that way or 5-6 years ago." Rodgers fop threat Masse, Krajewski pace Legion Fdcelift for Fenway . NEW YORK (UPI) - When Bill world record of 2:08:13 last fall in title in the brazil Marathonon Rodgers takes to toe roads Saturday New York. Aug. 7. in Purchase, N.Y., in toe finals of a “You have to go under 2:10 to be “We extracted quite a lot ut of and third and it was sure good to see plated Dougan. Chris Petersen kept game defensively at second base. BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red Agency, cover only the initial phase national lO.OOOmeter challenge in world class now,” said Rodgers, Rodgers said he hopes his 1982 Behind the long-bali siugging of them,” MIFA director Robert who once held the American record schedule will set him up for the those bases cleared.” He did all this despite a negative Sox have won $4.5 million in tax- of toe project, involving 21 rooftop series, he win be shooting for his Biii Masse and the four-hit pitching the rally going hy singling and Patterson said ThurMlay. “And we marathon on next year's U.S. team Manchester stranded eight. reaction to allergy shots last aem pt state bonds to help them boxes, a tier of open seats and 10th consecutive victory in the event at 2:09:27, still his best time, of Ken Krajewski, Manchester Masse cleared the sa d u with a renovate and expand Fenway Park, repairs to toe park’s foundation. used the public process to get it.”’ “Salazar is an unbelievable athlete. at the World Track Championships Legion basebali team nipped Wind Dave Dougan led off the mammoth 376-foot homer over the Tuesday. Dougan chipped in two hits over two years. one of four privately owned major In return, toe club has agreed to Matthew Ttall, a spokesman for And at age 34, that is a con Dick Beardsley was second (in in Finland, which is the major pre- sor, 4-3, in a Zone Eight engagement Manchester fourth with a triple to leftfield fence. for Manchester, wich had eight U P I photo try to remedy neighborhood con toe neighborhoods around Fenway, Boston) in 2:08:53, and it’s amazing Olympic event — and then for the iast night at Moriarty Field. deep centerfield. Brad Cabral then Cabral led the Post 102 crew with overall. Ron N ardsse paced Wind league ball parks in toe nation. siderable achievement. For cerns over parking, litter and hiring said, “This is toe first time in 70 Rodgers, the veteran road racer to me that his time didn’t win. Los Angeles Olympic marathon. The win lifts Post 102 to 5-3 in the lashed a two-out RBI single that three hits and played a standout sor with a pair of two-base knocks The bonds, approved^ by the CHRIS EVERT LLOYD MAKES RETURN Massachusetts Industrial Finance policies. years toe Red Sox have paid atten from Holliston, Mass., it is ail part “Then you have Hugh Jones win He said the smog in Los Angeles zone and 6-6-1 overall while the loss tion to toe neighborhood.” ning the London Marathon in May in may pose “reason to be concerned” drops Windsor to 2-6 in zone play. ... In besting Billie Jean King In semis of a grand scheme that is to take The agreement, approved him to the Olympics in 1984. 2:09:25. He was second in Tokyo in and that moving the event from the Manchester journeys to Rutland, Thursday, requiros the Red Sox to 2:10:41, so he’s one of the best now city “would show a real concern for Vermont this Fourth of July The challenge series is sponsored MB's drop second in row pay for at least two police officers to by Pepsi. too.” the athletes." weekend to participate in the American rowers patrol outside toe park during toe After Boston, Rodgers said that he The Australian date negates any Rutland Invitational Tournament. It “I feel better about this race than King plans play game and ticket illegally parked I have about any race I’ve been in almost burned himself out by racing hance of Rodgers entering the Oct. resumes Zone play Tuesday against cars. Other provisions include toe for a while,” Rodgers said. the next seven consecutive 24 New York Marathon, where he Bloomfield at Manchester High. Suffering its second loss in two Moriarty’s plated its final two runs and Sullivan and Ray Gliha two apiece for Moriarty’s. hiring of a traffic consultant to "I've been traning hard for the last weekends. has had differences with race direc Krajewski yielded single runs in nights, Moriarty Bros, dropped a 11- in the fifth on a two-run double by do well at Henley locate dditional parking, litter “You need to rest in order to feel tor Fred Lebow. Rodgers main the first, fourth and fifth innings and Katz slammed 17 hits against 10 month, and I hope to be in peak con J 5 verdict to Katz Sports in Twilight Ray Sullivan. for the Gas Housers. beyond her 30s pickup, affirmative action hiring dition by the end of the summer. I’d excited about a race, so I’m glad I tained that “Fred seems to want was not threatened after the latter Baseball League action last night at Mike Johnson stroked three hits nnd providing 1000 sree tickets ach finally have now,” he said. Alberto more now,’’ and that, Plate for college and university like to make it 10 in a row here.” frame. He struckout four and St. Thomas ^m inary. HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England season to neighborhood youths. He will space out his competitions anyway, “I like the idea of racing in eights, the United States is defen Rodgers, who has won toe Boston exhibited excellent control by The Gas Housers go to 7-5 with 14 ' (UPI) — Four American rowing Most of toe construction work is more until Melbourne, racing different countries, seeing different walking none. The win lifts WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - said. “I’m proud that I gave a full ding its title to the Thames and New York Marathons four times points and stand deadlocked for ; crews — Yale, Harvard, California alredy completed, begun following against longtime rival Frank places.I’ve never been to Australia, Krajewski to 2-0. Billie Jean King, saying she has effort but I don’t like the end result, and Georgetown — aU. wm quarter- Cbidlenge Qip held by toe Oiarlea each, last raced in Toledo, Ohio, on third place. Katz ups its ledger to 6- Junior Legion bows rediscovered the winning toudi, (hrlsplayed well — but she had to.” city approval of toe bond request. June 5, winning the 10-kilometer .Shorter in Davenport, Iowa in a 7- so I’m really looking forward to Manchester did all its scoring in ' final berths Friday at the Henley River Rowing Association They 2-1 with 13 points. hinted Tu^Ktay ^ she might play at King admitted that In Febniacy The project created 200 construction series stop there in 29 minutes, 53 miler July 24 and then defending his this.” the fourth inning —after leaving the Moriarty’s next game is Tuesday Royal Regatta to defend the U.S.- easily moved into the quarterfinals Jobs and 335 new seats. bases loaded in the second and third Wimbledon into her 40s. she thought of abandeming her com hdd Ladles OuUenge Plate against and are toe only na-Brltish entry seconds. After attempting to defend night against Bristol Big Dollar at Manchester Junior Legion visitors score three'times to take “I’m in the process of learning to eback. H the state tad rejected the same his title against the likes of Rod frames. Muzzy Field in Bristol at 8 o’clock. * British rowers. left in toe Thames Oip races. U baseball team dropped a 4-3 decision the verdict. ’ plan, it would have forced toe Red “It was good to get a win starting win again — at 38,” she said “But I played a lot qf tournaments - ’ Yale’s Junior varsity had a close Holy Spirit High School of Dixon, Herb Lindsay and Duane Each side scored three runs in the to the Titans of Wallingford last Mick Garbeck pitched well for the following a gallant 7-6,2-6,6-3 loss to and improvki all the time,” she Sox to negotiate their own financing. Gaston, he will point toward the our second round of zone play,” first inning with Bill Chapulis ac night at Manchester High. Junior Legion, aUowing only one hit 'race against University College, Absecon, New Jersey, holders of toe The state-approved bonds enable Soviet, American stated Manchester Coach Steve Chris Evert Lloyd in the semifinals. said. I’m beginning to believe ‘ Dublin, but put in the fastest time of Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup Melbourne Marathon in Australia counting for Moriarty’s runs with a The loss droos Manchester to 3-2-1 while striMng w t three. Elric Dupee When asked if she would play again that I can win. This match is toe Red Sox to pay about 4 percen Oct. 9. Armstrong, “The first round we lost three-run four-bagger. overall. The locals, 2-1-1 in the JC- and Brendan McCarthy each ‘ tbe re ^ tta of 6 minutes 38 seconds for Shoolboys, won by 3 12-3 lengths tage points less in interest than they three times, all by one run. It seems Wimbledon again, she said: “I have the best I’ve played a t Wimbledon and is coiBidered toe best American over a Britito high school team and Last Sunday in Portland, Ore., Katz added a run in the third in Courant League Senior Division, slapped two hits for Manchester. no idea.” But her smile seemed to since 1975.” could obain elsewhere. This is made Dixon was third, Lindsay sixth and that we played with some consisten ning and took command with a six- resume league play Tuesday night ‘crew thanks to toe combination of now faces only British conqietitlon. possible because toe lending bank athletes compete cy which was a good sign. signal that she would return. King Is the winner of a score of power and finesse: The Yale-C!allfornia Junior varsity Gaston 11th in a major 15-kilometer run fifth stanza. Big blow in the fifth against Sports Inn of Wethersfield at She alsq stressed that athletes in Wimbledon titles in her 20year- does not have to pay Interest income race worth $50,000. The 10-K cham “I'll tell you seeing Masse’s ball for Katz was a Ted Bartell three-run Webb Juinior High in Wethersfield Pirates 6-3 ' ’ Their oppoent Saturday is the match up promises fireworks. on toe bonds. go out was a great feeling," the good, condition can continue giving career and is the oldest women ' California-Berfceley Junior varsity Although other rowers favor Yale to pionships sport a $25,000 puse, with INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - competitor, and Yuri Sedykh, who L homer off reliever Dave Bidwell. at 6 o’clock. The proposal tad sparked con PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Tony their best until they are 45. singles semifinalist in baU a c ^ $5,000' going to the winner’s athletic will compete in the hammer throw, first-year coach emphasized, “We Craig Steuemagel started and Manchester had a 3-1 lead going which beat a strong British crew win, California is the Pac 10 Junior troversy about toe wisdom of len Athletes from toe United States and Pena belted a three-run homer and King said she could have beaten tury. champ and beat Yale in April. club for training purposes.' the Soviet Union gathered Friday led the world class Soviet team. left the bases loaded in the second took the loss for Uie Gas Housers. into the sixth inning only to see the Bill Madlock drove in two runs and ' from Belmont Abbey and Hereford ding dwindling federal dollars to^a Evert if she hit her stride earlier. “I think it’s great someone my Cathedral School. Yale coach Tony Johnson was not His 10-K times this year have not evening to kick off an international World records were expected to collected three hits Friday night to “I had a lot of chances in the first age can play against youngsters,”she profitable organization like the Red come close to his personal records be shattered during the competition, Georgetown comes up kgalnst happy with toe closeness of Friday’s Sox. track and field meet unmatched in spark the Pittsburg P irata to a 6-3 set and thats where I lost It,” she said. of 28:04 on toe track and 28:36 on the which dates to 1958. Isis, Oxford’s vaunted reserve race and admitted the team tad But toe MIFA produced statistics (p th e city’s history. victory oyer the f^ tre a l Elxpos in road, both accomplished in 1978, but American coach Sam Adams sai(] rawing crew which beat California’s been looking ahead to Us California which showed Fenway Park, as one The 18th USA-USSR track and the first game of a double-header. Rodgers showed he is still to be he expected the U.S. men’s teapi to Leftovers from the Relays Santa Clara Rowing Association in match. of the few privately owned field meet was to start with an hour J(dm Candelaria, 4-4, combined “California is going to be a bard reckoned with when he finished the of opening night pageantry at In sweep the sprints and relays. with Rod Scurry and Elat Tekulve the second round. Georgetown stadiums, costs toe city little. New Post regains touch defeated Britain’s Reading Unlver- one,” he said. “Then of coutse if we Boston Marathon in a sparkling 2:12 diana University’s new $6 million “I think the field events for us are York, in comparison. Invested $100 Winners of the 10-Kilometer Road Race last Sun oh a six-bitter to give (he Pirates win that there is toe University of this year. sports stadium. Ceremonies also the key,” he said. “If we can do well their fourth straight victory. ■ aity to win its place in the quarter million in renovating Yankee day in the New England Relays, Mike O’Shea finals. London afterward.” That was still four minutes behind ^ e r e to include toe dedication of the in the field events, we can take (the Tekulve, who registoed his ninth TORONTO (UPI) - Sandra Poet, She was bracketed at two-under Stadium. reported he may be among the missing H ’ Harvard, counting itself lucky to California coach Mike Livingston winner Alberto Salazar, who set the 12,{H)0-seat stadium, which workmen meet).’’ Thanksgiving morning for the Five Mile Road save, came on in tiie eighth with the returning hmne to cure her worst 142 along two-time winner Hollis Herald Stacy (69-73), Dale Eggeling, whose be (m toe easy side of toe draw, beat said his bigest worry in toe Yale completed just last month. Soviet coach Nikolai Politiko Race. Fifth, third and second in three previous bases loaded and none out and . slump in 10 years, reeled off six bir- ' 72 included a 150-foot eagle on the Kings College, London, and faces a race would be his team’s con The two-day meet was toe first refused to predict the meet’s out turkey day appearances, O’Shea said he was now Angle struck out Tim Wallach and A1 dies en route to a three-under par 68 par-414th and was one of nine eagles : tight race against Pembroke and ditioning siqpe its last race was in event held in the stadium. come, saying, “We’re expecting a affiliated with the New Balance Track Club in Oliver before getting Gary Carter to Friday and a three-stroke lead in the Earl Yost-, second round of the 8200,000 LPGA made on the 6,071 yard course at the Corpus from Cambridge. May during toe West Coast rowing 'The American team was headed high standard in most events.” Boston and would be with that team in the National fly to left. Sports Editor I : Canadian Classic. St. George’s Golf and Country Club. Besides the Ladles Challenge clumpionship. by Sullivan Award winning sprinter The U.S. women’s team, an under Cross Country Championships the Monday before Despite the crew’s victory Friday, darl Lewis. Team m em tars were dog with a nine-meet losing streak Thanksgiving. “I’m not sure the club would want The native of nearby Oakville, On Hall of Famer Sandra Haynie, tario has slipped to 71st on the with a pair of 71s to follow her vic Georgetown coach Tony Foster chosen two weeks ago after com to the Soviets, are favored in Satur me to run in Manchester,” he said after winning WBA diBcldes said: “They will have to row better peting in toe Outdoor Track and day’s 100-, 200and 400-meter relays. here Sunday in a stirring^ duel with Henry money list this season after eight tory last wee at the LPGA stop in strai^t years in the top 15, but her Rochester, N.Y, rounded out the than today to win against Saturday. Field (Championships in Knoxville, 'The meet concludes with the O’Connell.’T m not working (factory) anymore but to back bout MadU Hie Lades Challenge Plate is a very Tenn. men's discus competition and concentrating on running with New Balance. I’ll be two^round total of five-under 139 group in second place. PHILADEXPHIA (Un) - ’The strong event... there are some far Soviet world recordholders awards ceremony Saturday. day...Merrill Meyers on Saturday and Dave Prin- Was her best 36-bole score this year. Jan Stephenson, who won the .TV in Europe next month and I have a full schedule,” World Boxing Association decided superior crews that definitely put us Vladimir Polyakov, a polevaulting the 27-year-old 1980 Ireland Olympian reported. He dlville on Sunday turned in ace high Jobs behind the Thou^ a swing that “Just went Classic last year at Montreal, Friday to sanction the fight between crazy” almost caused her to cancel struggled to a 73 to stay four strokes in toe dark horse posltia. also said Eamonn Coghlan, winner of the Five public address system microphones at Wigren WBA heavyweight champion Mike “No one can be tougher than us Track and the M(X campus. her entry in this, one of the LPGA’s behind at 143 along witii Beverly' Miler last November, and John Treacy, winner and Weaver and Randall “Tex” Cobb mentally, however,” he said. course record-holder in 1980, would probably be major events. Post enters Satur Klasa (72-71), Who has iwt won in SATURDAY and said the winner must fight day’s third round of the 72-hole tour her six years on the tour. Veteran 9 a.m. Wimbledon I Women’s here...There were 299 recorded finishers in the 10-K Letter of regret Michael Dokes, the No. 1 omtender. Maxwell to face run, less than half the number expected. ..A year nament three stnAes ahead of four Donna Caponl was also at 143, after sln^m finals. Channels 22, SO _ . r'Sv-oj Cecl Hopp, the outstanding Greenwich runner, ’The WBA held a closed-door ago, Andy Bessette, the No.l hammer thrower in other players, including firstround a 73. now at Stamford University, was among the “no- hearing to decide whether to sanc 1 World Cup Soccer hlfdiiights, Surgery success the USA, stopped off to watch the 65-pound weight leader Beth Daniel. Second-leading money winner Sal shows” in the N.E. Relays but forwarded a letter - tion the Weaver-Cobb f i^ t, which is throwers In competition and to pick up a few point Daniel’s fivemnder-67 in the first ly Little also sliiqied with a two-over 3 Baseball) Game of the Week, paternity suit which arrived late - stating that she had a change in slated (or July 25. WBA rules, on NL umpire from world record holder George Frenn. One year round became a fa d memory at the 73 but remained in striking distance Channels 22, 30 ~ later, Bessette entered the competition for the first plans and was given an opportunity to compete in a however, would have required Second hole where she wrecked with at even par 144 with Marlme Floyd 4)30 Golf) -Western Open, NEW YORK (UPI) - Umpire maior event in Durham N.C., on Sunday. Hopp Weaver to defod his title against DeArman (69-75), Dot Germain (72 BOSTON (UPI) — A criminal Maxwell is believed to make time and triumphed, his marg of vlctlry was one in a triple-bogey and went on to finish .Qhannel 3 Fred Brocklander underwent finished fourth in the 3,000 meters in 8:57.27. Jan the No. I contender, in this case wite a 75. 72) and Jane Blalock, S Wide World of Sports, successul surgery Friday (or liga complaint has been issued by Boston almost $500,000 a year with toe ch. Finishing second was defending champion Merrill, of New London, was second in the same Dokes, before then unless a retrieve Municipal Coprt against Boston Celtics and was toe Most Valuable Frenn... The weight toss wasn’t entirely new to event in 8:51.95 which was won by Cindy B rem sa in Channel 8 , ment dapnage in his left knee, the 3 was granted. Celtics star forward Cedric Player in toe 1981 championship Bessette who has worked out with A1 Hall a number 8:51.11...Next year’s Junior Relays will feature die The WBA ruled the winner of the 7>30 Nets vs. Phillies, Channel National League announced. % WINF Brocklander, 42, is expected to be Maxwell, charging him with finals against the Houston Rockets. of times in the past although it was the first time he qualifying evoits on the Friday night before the bent must fi^t Dokes within 60 picked up the 56-pound ball in a year. 7)30 Yankees ,vs. Indians, released from Roosevelt Hospital fatoerii^ an illegitimate child a The woman first complained to New England Relays. Finals are planned the days. still leads -Channel 11, WPOP Saturday aiid.will recuperate at bis year ago. case workers of the court’s following day.,.Tbe all-weather frack shmild be Maxwell appeared at a private domestic relations unit and has Kelley on streak OAK BROOK, Dl. (UPI) - Bob fasUoning five birdies,' including Bi30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, home in New York. ready in the spring at M anchater High’s Wigren Channel 38, WTIC The league said the umpire would show cause hearing Friday after a since retained ia lawyer. Court of Young lady who has’been in the news lately has Track...One woman came up to the entrance gate Utti* LiagiM Gilder, attempting his second three strai^t on the back nine, to complaint was issued by Terri Ifot- ficials refused to discuss the -V - straight wiishtchwire tour vichny, vault into oontentioa. . ' 8 Boxing) Cray vs. Whitestone, be sideli^ for a few wetas but been Nancy Kelley. President and valedictorian of without a ticket and refused to pay. She said she NA'nONALFARM, '^ P N hopes to return shortly after the nam, a Boston woman. charges and said they would not the Class of 1982 at Manchester Community College, wanted to see only one event aiid would then go set a coarse record far 36 h o la Larry' Nelson, the 1979 Weston The complaint charges Maxwell make any 'information available to Carter (%evrolet took a 15-14 Friday hot could manage bnfy aene Open champion, was alone at sis- ~ 11 NASLt Cosmos vs. Juty 13 All-Star Oame^ Kelley entered his first race last weekend in the home...Bob Clifford is an assistut coadi with the slugfeat from WoUf-Zackia last with neglect of toe child through toe public. Waltham ’Track Club this sum m a. He’s on a leave stroke lead ovw birdKftargliigTnin^ . under par lS8,lthree strokes back. , Whiteeaps, Ciiaanel 9 New England Relays, the 10-kilometer on Sunday. night at Bowors. Pat Dwyur had two non-support. The woman reportedly Maxwell reportedly has tried to of absence from his graduate school studies at Bai^ Weiskopf a t the $350,000 W e ^ Kermit Zarley fired 88 to Join Jlin Winner of a ^,000 academic scholarship, her name doubles ^ scored the winning run : SUNDAY has asked for $100 faer weric in child settle toe case out of court for was the lucky one drawn for a free five-day all rard...’rhere woe 242 youngsters in the Junior Open. Booi^ at five-under par 129 while Soccer School support. No other details were months. He was angry news of toe for Carter's while Peter Al^irtoe Gilder, who broke^he Bdtl^ I je o n ^ HKHupson, who shared the ■9 a.m. WimbledonrMen’s expense trip to the 1982 Sununer Olympic Games in Relays, Joe Erardl,. director, said. His rig^thand added a slnfde and double and drove siloes finals, CSianneb 22, 30 available. case leaked, although the issuance Los Angela. ..The CliHord brothers, J(du and Bob, man was John Lahda and both did tremendous -NhOonal record witluim eightiuider- - best round of the day with Weiskopf of a criminal complaint is a public in the winning marker.'Waltor Pdey ipar 84 Thursday, settled for a one- at 67, was alone at 140. fiSO Meta vs. Phillies, Channel has openings Jogged from their home in East Hartford to jobs...Talented Steve Klttredge is competing for played well defeu^vely. BlarkPisdi !«, WINF record. He will have to appear in Manchester on Sunday and then ran the 10-K race. the Shamrock A.C., started by Tim Moriarty. The under par 7l for a tsro-roand totahd Gilder conceded the 7,007 yard Junior Soccor court later for arraignment and slagged two doubles and John ntne-uiider par 185. Unlike his Butler National coarse, coiaidtered ^... 2 Yankees vs. Indians, Channel ’Ttare are still several openings Bob, former Williams College cross country cap latter was responsible for luring Mike O’Shea to run Glover had a pair of singles and a opening romid when be had 10 .Ur- ’AJ1.1FPOP for youngsters interested in MIDGET further hearings. tain, won the two previous 12-mile runs as part of in M audiater.'..Veteran Ray Crothen, in bis 25th one of the most dlfBcult on the tour, Herald plioto by Tarqulnlo tWD-base knock (or W(dff-Zaddn. dies and an eaido. Gilder’s patting played tougher in the second found. .zt. Zi80 Red Sox vs. Brewers, registeriag for the Manchester' Rockets 2 (Jeff Longo, Brian the MCC Relays before ttie 3 and 12-mllers were year of competitive rumdng, noted that the mile Gareau), Sounders 2 (Jen Molr, Little League markers in the 10-K were miq>laced, posted less cooled down oiA be managed only Fewo- scores were nndor |n r In the Ghaimd 88, W ire Youth Soccer Camp July 1218 at scratched in favor of a lO-K (6.2 miles) this year. 'n 3 Boxing)'Pryor vs. Kameda, ElarUn SdioM. Top youth golfers Chris Bell). J(dm Clifford starred at the University M Penn last than a mile...Henry O’Connell’s best distance ia ln- toteeblrdtoe^and tsa>^bnff|is, hn second round after 85 bettered piur AMERICAN or better in the g rst round. ‘ ■ Channels 22, 30 Former tiro Blaz Stfanaq will be Apollos 0 (Matt Kohut, Matt Army & Navy topped Town Fire, fall in cross country but missed most orlbe spring the IS to 25 kilometer range he said after dbeling Rick Longo (luft) was th« top llnksmen In tha 16-ond-under ago Belcher played well), ^>artans 2 ALUMNIJVNIOB ^ to»e!i5i*S*reund?^ - ’ '****!^., But he blamed his pitttlng for Ms 4 Golli Western Open, tbe director wiQi Greg De N iu and 17-8, b u t Thurstay at Waddell. Kel track season. Both brothers are out of East O’Shea for top honors in the 10-K...Steve Gates did ’iSiannelS group and Pato McNamara waa a qualHIar along with abaant- (Heather Lqtak, David HoaZhind). Catholic Hi^...Former Manchester Hi{^ track himself proud by winning the Connecticnt TAC10- ’ Pirates only coUectod n w hit bat Weiskopf Shot a fhiisteider p at 87^ first round not on the Os in the lalt Rich Braikia liis assistants. - ly Dubois tad th m hits and Rick downedthe Braves, 21, last dght at (or a tweroond fbtSl of 128, She six h has Uayed. 4i30 Wide World of Sports, Interested parttea may secure in Paul Hohanthal In ttia racantly hold Insuronca Youth Golf Racers 1 (Wayne HoUingsworiJi), standout, Ed Lemienx, now at the University of KUometer MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. Julv 3, 1982 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat. July 8, IWB i,/ 1 # ! S '| , f c , o ' S ' & A t Classified Scoreboard S- Creditors, court system died CINtTNNArl ATLANTA ^ , NEW YORK CLEVELAND ' Chicago (Filer M ) at St. LouU abrhbl ■Dabrhbl rn 01 nbrhbi (Anduiar 74), 8;(B p.m. Mllber cl lO lO W sh n gtarl 4010 Rndlph 2b 9101100 0 1Bannlstr U 4110 San Francisco (Maiiin M ) at San Oester lb 6 1 1 0 Hubbrd 10) 1010 Mmiwy cf 9 0 00^ ]Haimh lb 4010 MAJOh Diego (Welsh M ), 10:06 p.m. Poor still prey to 'default judgments Ccncpcn n lOllHarpw B 1110 W hifi^ If 4 2 9 2: 1Harfrv lb 4010 Baseball Houston (Rohle 54) at Los Angeles Driessn lb 4191 Murphy d 1100 Pinlelln rl 1011 Tkorntn dh 4000' LEAGUE (Valenzuela 104), 10:06 p.m. Biittner If 4 0 10 Horner 3b 1111 Orirfey rf 0000 Hayet rf 4011 Tennis Sunday's Games Bench lb 4010 Royster lb 0000 Smally db 1000 M u ^ cf 4000 LEADERS Philadelphia at New York Walker rf 4 011 Chmbls lb 1111 NcHtles 9b 4000 Haaaey c 1010 Montreal at Pittsburgh Vn Grdr c 10 0 0 Benedict C 1011 Wynegar c 1000 Bando c 1010 7) Your contract may say that the seller isn’t respon Chicago at St. Louis In m ore than nine out of 10 non-criminal suits brought Barrnc ph 10 0 0 Ramirx ss 4111 Collins lb 4 010 FlachUn la 2 010 By UnUad Pros lotaruUonsI sible for the goods and that therefore you have to pay How Companies Take Houston at Los Angeles Seaver p 2 10 0 Camp p 10 0 0 Dent as lOlOPercuot n 1000 to court against you, an individual citizen, for not paying San Francisco at San Diego (InelwUnsOamet Played AUy 1 anyway — despite the fact that the item is worthless or Kern p OOOODayley p 0000 Cralf ph 1000 MOniCAN LEAGUE bills, you lose in what is called a “ default judgment.” Unknowing Consumers for a Ride Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Y o u r you must pursue a distant manufacturer. (Some states, ^ AMERICAN LEAGUE Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 Porter ph 10 0 0 Pybnik aa OOOO ladlvldaalBtttias This means you lose because you never appeiared in Bedrotin p 10 0 0 ToUls » 1 01 TbUli S l i t player, cib ab r hlblbliriblm . again, ban this kind of provisions as unfair.) / A 1974 study on default judgments — which By United Press International Totals * 4 11 4 ToUU X tJ9 6 New Yorli EOOOlOOI-1 court — and most of you don’t show up because you (Night games not Included) Herreb.CIv »9 B n u 114 40X1 M o n e y 's 8) You may be afraid of getting a bad credit rating unearthed the (rend of unscrupulous creditors Cincinnati S?SP S?” 1 Cleveland m)0ai0DO..l BoaneUJV B7 a a u 1 4 BJ4I __a’e East Atlanta ODOlOOOOa—0 didn’t even know you were being sued! Depending on the deliberalely misleading consumers — revealed L Pet. GB DP-New York 1. Cleveland 1. LOB- Wlleba,)CC m a n s 1 1 » . » quarterflailf merely b^ause you choose to try not to pay, even W B—Bench, Concepcion. pP—Atlanta 2. New Yot1( 6. Cleveland 0. HR-WInfIcId 1 Joba McBaroe, U.8., (1) del. J()baa state’s procedure, your home, your bank account, other W o r th that: Boston 44 SO JS6 - Grubb, Tex ■ uB a a 7 0 t axB though you believe the bill is wrong. First Game LOB-CincInnatl f. AUanU 0. IB - (HI. S-Mumphrey, Flactalln, SnuIIi Memy,BIt Kiiek, Soalh Africa, (5), 44, H , 74, 44; assets or salary can be taken to pay the creditor. Milwaukee 4t S Jtt 2 Washlngton. HR-DrIessen (0). Horner n 8 au lu aa? 9) You may feel helpless if sued because advice is a The poorer Ihe person, the more likely 96 SS 536 4Vh MONTREAL PITTSBURGH IP R R E R I 180 Cooper, MU ■ I a au lu was Tim Mayolle,lyolle. UAjUA, (W.del. ~BriaiBtiaa “Teacber, ‘ The way our court system functions — or fails to func Sylvia Porter Detroit aorhbi (14). S-Benedlct. New York U.S. (U'^ ^ fraud was to be a factor in a default Baltimore 36 M 526 5 IP H RERBBSO Hrbek.Maa Ml a aa 4u aas hard to get, with legal and legal assistance offices S7 96 514 6 RalneJ If 4 010 Moreno cf 4 010 Brrkm (W M) Perriib.Dt m a a 11 ( S7 ao 1______tion — in the vast m ajority of “ garden Variety” suits judgment against him. Cleveland Taveras lb 4 0 1 0 Ray _2b 4 010 Cincinnati LaRoche facing scrimpier budgets and consumer protection New York 94 37 479 6^« White. KC B7 M au 4 1 aa7 SemUlaali against citizen^ for non-paymCnt of bills shows more Fryman p 0 0 0 0 Madick 9b 4 0 31 Seaver (L 50) 5 7 6 5 3 3 Frazier Joba McEnroe and Peter Flaming, agencies also up against tight budget squeezes. a Over one-third of those surveyed Toronto 39 41 .446 11 3 2 1 0 0 2 AMbUUCANIV/UV AoGeAUVSeLEAGUE West Wa'ilach...... fb 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn lb 4110 Kem Goanage (S 14) un., (1) led Kevin Cnrraa, SooUi Afrlci, about the quality of life in the United States than what reported defaults due to fraud, 4 0 0 0 Parker rl 4 0 10 Cleveland ladlvUaal(laalPttdilag 10) T te creditor may have threatened you with ad California 46 31 502 - Oliver lb Atlanta " ber.elb w I ip a bb ao era and Steve Denton. U.S., (4), 44, 44, X4 happened in the highly publicized “ big” cases that make deception or confusion over payment 41 32 562 2*/x Carter 4111 Easier If 4120 Camp 41-3 0 4 4 1 2 Waits (L 00) E (unfiniebad); Sherwood Stewart tod ditional legal bills and collection costs if you choose to Kansas City 4 123 1 0 0 01 Whitson laer.Qv 6 4 «rl a a 41 la headlines. • Despite the one-third who claimed to have a good schedules. Chicago 40 94 541 4 Norman cf 1111 Pena c Davlev (W 44) l.Chl W SU6.1U2 U M x a Ferdle Taygan (X), U.S., led ^Paal fight. 41 36 532 4^ Bli kwll pb 1 0 0 0 Berra ss 41 10 Bedro’sian 22-3 1 0 0 1 2 GIvnn McNamee end Peter McNamani, Aae- Back in 1974, in a now near-forgotten dynamite study, reason for not paying, less than two-tenths of 1 percent Seattle 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 t-2:2B. A-21,736. Qinbrry.KC 4 1 an a 4 a xa 11) You may be afraid of being fired if your employer __a of those surveyed, 46 percent paid Oakland S3 45 .429 IS Cromart rf 3 0 0 0 Candetar p 110 1 Garber (S 13) BeatUe.Sea 6 4 a n a a n x a tralie, (XI, 44, 44, 74 (imOniehad). David Caplovitz disclosed that realities. His book, (.18 percent) received trials before judges or juries on 20 40 .420 12V% Speler ss 4 0 11 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Women’e linglet receives a garnishment (despite federal laws more for an item than Ihey thought the Texas 10 0 0 Tekulve p 10 0 0 Banaleter, S 7 4U3XUX aim xa SemillnaU called “ Consumers in Trouble,’’ discovered that many the merits of their cases. Minnesota 21 56 573 MVi Lea p prohibiting dismissal for one). price would he. Friday's Results Mills ph 1000 PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK NATIONAL LEAUUi:; MarUna NavraUlova, O.S. (1), del. of our poor never found out that they were being sued Smith p 0000 Individual Betting BetUna Bium, Weal Germany (U), 44, WHY THIS DISMAL record? The reasons are Obviously, Some of these reasons can only be changed a The biggest single complaint was Baltimore at Detroit, night abrhbl abrhbl 5-4 eb r blbSbhrrblavg. until their ^laries were attacked. The crooked process- New York at Cleveland, night Gates ib 0000 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4112 O r i o l e s 64: Cbrle Evert Uoyd, UB. O), def. varied. by new laws or O' ..I, MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 3. 1962 - 19 ['A 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 8, 'TOWN OF MANCHESTBB, CONNECTICUT 47.15 feet to a point In too aoutoerly line of East Bldridge St.; toence Sa°-W-ir’B along Mid ootUherly line ol East Eldrldge St., 150.00 feet LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF IV to toe point of ha^nedag. Botog dtstfnated as “ Patriot Lnao” on toe IN V ITA ’riO N INVITATION LEGAL NOTICE AMENDMENT TO OEOINANCE nforemidmap. i TttWN OF ANDOVER P lin u i: HEARINO OF TO BID ’TOWN OF ANDOVER to scccidsBto wlA tta ptorisiem cl O i ^ 9 Ssdim 8ECOND.PIBCB:-. “ TO BID f>l.\NNINU AND ZONING. 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