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Age is no barrier to education New zoning rules

— just ask Nancy LaBonne, 61

By Rick Santos LaBonne said. Manchester Herald LaBonne, who lives at 111 Highwood Drive, aimed at housing said she planned to attend college immediately When Nancy Murray LaBonne of Manchester after she had graduated from William Hall High The committee defines those in received her degree from St. Joseph College in School in West Hartford, but didn’t because her By Diane Resell waiting lists of 122 people for West Hartford in May, she was joined by fellow father died and her family faced many financial Manchester Herald housing assistance from the need of affordable housing as students who were mostly about 40 years younger problems. Housing Authority of Manchester being those who earn 100 percent or less of the median income in than her. She married George “Ted” LaBonne, a A draft report by a committee and 390 people for housing for the the Hartford area and those LaBonne, 61, is part of a back-to-school financial and estate planner whose business has studying affordable housing elderly. Fourteen families were paying 30 percent or more of their movement by older people. Some are enrolling in been in Manchester since 1952. needs recommends changing living in temporary quarters as of monthly income for housing. continuing education and non-credit courses, and “ I got so involved with my children and their town zoning regulations to entice February and are in danger of Among the report’s major others, like LaBonne, are earning credits toward activities and my church and my husband’s housing development, targeting becoming homeless, according to recommendations are the Mets top Expos degrees. career that I didn’t really have time for school,” specific areas for affordable ther report. ifflaurhffilpr W m ih To get her degree, a bachelor of arts in she said. housing, and joining the Connecti- The state partnership program following; philosophy, LaBonne took courses part time for But once she got started, nothing was going to cut Housing Partnership requires communities to estab­ ■ Consider allowing more than more than seven years. keep her out of the classroom. “ I don’t think I program. lish affordable housing programs one floor of residential use over in series opener “ It wasn’t something that nagged at me, but I missed more than three classes the whole time,” The Citizen’s Housing Commit­ in exchange for increased state commercial uses in the town’s always wanted to do it,” said LaBonne, the LaBonne said. tee, in a July 28 report, also grants, including for road repair. business zones. mother of three. “ And I did it when the She recalled an occasion when she was recommends that the town estab­ Town Director Mary Ann Hand- ■ Consider identifying areas in opportunity arose.” babysitting her grandchildren in New York and lish a municipal housing trust ley, chairwoman of the commit­ town which are appropriate for see page 47 "The opportunity came when she started having didn’t want to miss a class at St. Joseph. fund of private donations and tee, said she didn’t expect major the development of a mix of SPORTS more free time not long after her youngest child “ I was so conscientious that 1 took a bus to my state grants to be used to pay for changes in the draft report. housing types; initiate changes in had graduated from high school. She decided the psychology class and took a bus back to New the construction of housing for Handley said she expects the zoning regulations in those areas time was right one day in 1981. York,” she said. those of low to moderate income. need for affordable housing to to promote affordable housing. She was playing tennis at Manchester LaBonne, who has three grandchildren, said Based on 1980 federal census grow. Community College and a friend suggested they she had no regrets about returning to school after data, there are 3,361 families in “ The split between the cost of ■ Consider revising the zoning take a course at th^ college. They decided to take Manchester in need of affordable housing in proportion to salaries regulations to allow single room a class in psychology, “ and it just progressed,” Please see STUDENT, page 10 housing. made is getting bigger all the Please see HOUSING, page 10 NO-HITTER ELUDES STIEB The report also says there are time,” she said. X. TORONTO (AP) — Dave Stieb, baseball’s U.N. official heartbreak hurler. is getting closer to perfection but no closer to that elusive no-hitter. The 32-year-old right-hander, who lost consecu­ tive no-hit bids with two outs in the ninth inning last optimistic on September, came within one out of a perfect game Friday night before settling for a two-hit 2-1 victory for the Toronto Blue Jays over the New York Y 3iik0GS release talks stieb joined five other pitchers who lost no-hit bids in the ninth inning this season but only Cincinnati’s BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A senior U.N. official Tom Browning had a perfect game going when said today after meeting with Moslem leaders in Philadelphia’s Dickie Thon doubled to lead off the Lebanon that “ circumstances might be more ninth inning on July 4, conducive” now to resolve the problem of Western And none of them — Brown. Nolan Ryan of Texas, hostages held there. Kirk McCaskill of California, John Farrell of But U.N. Undersecretary-General Marrack Cleveland and Mark Langston of Seattle — came Goulding said that could be brought about only within one out of a no-hitter. Ironically, the games “ through a long process of quiet and patient by Ryan. McCaskill and Langston were against diplomacy” in which many governments and Toronto. . organizations would have to take part. “ It’s disappointing, but I ’ve been through it Officials in Israel, which last week captured a before,’’ Stieb said. “ After they got the hit I had to Moslem cleric. Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid, reiter­ bear down, and they got another hit and I had to bear ated today there would be no exchange of captives down again, and then Kelly Gruber made a great unless three Israeli servicemen were part of the play. We won the game 2-1 and that’s what swap. matters.” “ If we won’t get the Israelis, there won’t be a Stieb’s near-gem came in the 28th game since the deal,” said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman V. ■' opening of the Blue Jays’ new SkyDome and was Alon Liel in Jerusalem. Right-wing legislators also witnessed by a sellout crowd of 48.789, the largest called for retaliation if any Israelis were harmed. home crowd in Toronto history. Kidnappers holding U.S. hostage Joseph Cicippio After easily retiring the first 26 batters and on Sunday offered to release him immediately if striking out 11, including pinch hitters Hal Morris Israel frees Obeid and 450 Arab prisoners and allows and Ken Phelps to start the ninth, Stieb fell behind 55 Palestinian deportees to return home. 2-0 on Roberto Kelly, who lashed the next pitch into Goulding spoke after two meetings he held in west left field for a double. The Blue Jays have never had ------Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald I Beirut with acting Moslem Prime Minister Salim a no-hitter in their 13-year history. Hoss and Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, “ I got behind and made a good 2-0 pitch, but he got spiritual guide of Hezbollah, or Party of God. FRAMEWORK — Brian Pelletier, of Richardson Construction, works on a garage last week for St. Bridget Church. around on it,” Stieb said. The Shiite Moslem fundamentalist party is Steve Sax singled singled Kelly home on the next believed to be the umbrella of pro-Iranian extremist pitch, but third baseman Gruber made a diving stop factions holding most of the Western hostages in of Luis Polonia’s smash — the Blue Jays’ only difficult fielding chance of the game — and forced Lebanon, Hezbollah leader Hussein Mousawi said an Israeli Nationally, taxes rise . . . G. Fox store Ssx 3t second soldier his group holds could be killed if (Jbeid, “ Whenever you take it to the ninth you have to be kidnapped by Israeli commandos July 28, is not ages raising several taxes, such aware of it, but I try not to think about it,” Stieb said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Thirty $280 billion in revenue of all the 50 • - - w i i - released. as Illinois, where the total was “ I was a little less nervous this time because of the states raised taxes in the post­ states, but compares to a small delays opening Goulding, who heads U.N. peacekeeping opera­ projected at more than $1 billion other times.” election year legislative sessions net tax decrease of the previous The Associated Press tions, said he has completed his five-day mission in and nearly 10 percent of state Stieb came into the game with a 4.11 ERA but a of 1989, including six states that year, according to the survey the Middle East to determine whether U.S. Marine revenue last year, and Connecti­ 10-6 record. His only other complete game this READY AND WAITING — Boston James, who is out trying for a double in enacted broad increases in per­ conducted by the National Con­ By Nancy Concelman Lt. Col. William R. Higgins has been killed by his cut, where the increase topped season was a one-hitter against the Yankees on the third inning of Friday night’s game at sonal income taxes, a survey of ference of State Legislatures. Manchester Herald second baseman Jody Reed, left, is pro-Iranian captors. $800 million, or 18 percent of state April 10. Jamie Quirk, no longer in the majors, the states shows. “ The high level of activity this waiting with the throw from leftfielder Fenway Park. The Indians won, 4-3. The U.N. envoy said he did not obtain any solid revenue. singled with one out in the fifth inning. Net tax cuts were set for the year is typical of a post-election The G. Foxdepartment store intheBuckland evidence that Higgins is dead or alive. Higgins’ “ In Illinois, when we think Over the first 8 2-3 innings the Yankees hit several Kevin Romine to tag Cleveland’s Dion coming year in another 11 states, year, since states tend to avoid mall will not be ready for Christmas shoppers, captors last Monday said they killed Higgins and something is important, we’re balls hard but all went directly at Toronto fielders. although in most cases the cuts tax increases when an election is but is scheduled to open in February, at least Sax and Don Mattingly lined out to center fielder released a videotape purportedly showing him willing to pay for it,” Republican were small. looming immediately ahead,” one month before the mall opens, a G. Fox hanging from a scaffold, but no body has been Gov. Jim Thompson said. Lloyd Moseby in the first inning, Polonia lined Passed despite intense political said Steven Gold, director of spokeswoman said today. I*6l03SGCi The largest income tax in­ 1 .sharply to .shortstop Tony Fernandez in the fourth fiscal studies for the conference. G. Fox has changed the projected opening Cleveland trims the Red Sox Goulding said he would fly back to New York opposition to federal tax in­ and Sax lined to right fielder Mookie Wilson in the The survey was part of a creases came in Illinois. Massa­ dates of the Manchester store since the “ fairly soon” to report to Secretary-General Javier creases voiced by President Bush seventh. broader report being released chusetts, Connecticut, North Da­ beginning of the project but has .settled on BOSTON (AP) — Joey Belle the game in the seventh, when and others, the state actions are Mattingly hit a semi-line drive to end the seventh Perez de Cuellar. . . . today at the Conference of State kota, Vermont and Montana, the February, Debbie We.st, manager of public and Brook Jacoby hit con.secutive Boston scored three runs. “ I would say without claiming to be optimistic, expected to produce a net in­ which left fielder George Bell caught with one hand Legislatures’ annual meeting in survey said. In Connecticut, the relations for thecompany said today . West said .second-inning homers and Jac­ AL Roundup The Indians won their third this is something that many people have said to me, crease in revenue amounting to while holding his cap. which had blown off his head, Tulsa, Okla. she didn’t know the opening date. oby went 4-for-4 as the Cleveland consecutive game and .stayed in that there are certain tendencies, certain trends in $3.5 billion in fiscal 1990. in the other. Some states approved pack­ Please see TAXES, page 10 The Pavilions at Buckland Hills is scheduled second place in the AL East, the international climax which suggest that That is only a fraction of the “ I had pretty good control, good rhythm and good Indians edged the Boston Red Sox to open next spring. 4-3 Friday night. pitched a perfect ninth for his 26th while the Red Sox dropped their circumstances may be more conducive to a stuff.” Stieb said. third straight. Officials of the Homart Development Co. of Stieb lost his other no-hit bids last Sept. 24 against Bud Black. 9-8, whose only loss .save, tops in the American settlement to the hostages problem now than they Cleveland got three runs with Chicago, a partner in the group that is building Cleveland and Sept. 30 against Baltimore. Both since June 11 was last Saturday League. have been sometime in the past,” he said without the mall, have said G. Fox could open by this Black allowed just two hits as no outs in the second off Mike here, effort to hold near-misses were spoiled on two-out singles on 2-2 again.st Boston, gave up three elaborating. Christmas. Cleveland led 4-0 after six in­ pitches by Cleveland’s Julio Franco and Balti­ runs and five hits in 6 1-3 innings Algerian Ambassador Khaled Hasnawi, who also West said G. Fox has a certificate from the See RED SOX, page 47 percent over the previous year — for the victory. Doug Jones nings. But he was knocked out of has been trying to win the release of Western HARTFORD (A P) - State for additional revenue can be State Traffic Commi.ssion that will allow the more’s Jim Traber. the first time the rate of increase hostages, met with Hoss and later with Sheik Sobhi budget officials, determined to contained.” had been kept below double digits store to open before the mall, using one access Tofaili, a senior Hezbollah leader, but declined to avoid another budget deficit and The message is designed to be road to the mall site and a portion of the in years. say if any progress was made. the need to raise taxes again, are clear both practically and politi­ The letters now going out deal parking lot. cautioning state agency heads cally 1990 is a legislative and Almo.st all of the utilities needed for the mall with the budget for 1990-91, which about putting together their gubernatorial election year. are in place and roads around the mall are O’Neill will present to the Gen­ budget requests for 1990-91. O’Neill and the Democratic- being graded to prepare for paving, said Steve eral Assembly in February. TODAY The Office of Policy and Man­ controlled General Assembly Qualkinbush. development director for Ho­ hope they finished the dirty work Agency heads also got a 92-page agement, the governor’s budget instruction manual for preparing mart. The south access road, to be called office, has already sent agency this year. During the 1989 legisla­ Pavilions Drive, has been paved. Index tive session, taxes were in­ their requests. heads one letter, and another, this Because of "economic uncer­ G. Fox is one of six anchor stores proposed one to be signed by Gov. William creased by almost $1 billion, to for the one-million-square-foot mall. Anchor tainty,” Milano said at week’s 20 pages, 2 sections pay off a deficit from 1988-89 and store owners are building their own stores A. O’Neill, is being readied for end, “ we want to be able to keep distribution in about two weeks. to avoid a deficit in 1989-90. the while the Mall at Buckland Hills Partnership is Classified------Obituaries. the commitments we’ve made jB-9 The message, 0PM Secretary budget vear that began July 1. building the core structure and 160 smaller Comics------Opinion — and not go forward with any big Anthony V. Milano said, istokeep The budget for the current year retail shops and food vendors. Focus_____ - Sports___ Television . requests down “ so that the need was $6.9 billion and represented a Local/Slate — spending increase of about B'/i Please see BUDGET, page 10 Natlon/World. J&-7 Weather__ 2 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7, 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

About Town Police Roundup Development plan Depression is topic Woman arrested on charge Depression Anonymous, a support group for those of falsifying prescription for Great Lawn suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p m at Manchester Community College, Room A 23 year-old Tolland woman was arrested 242. The group follows a 12-step program modeled Saturday on charges she tried to falsely obtain a after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees prescription drug from a Manchester drug store on Is ready for vote required. May 6. For more information call Marie at 644-9046. Lisa Marie Marek, of 27 Summit Drive, was By Nancy Cancelman for new units and converted arrested on charges of second-degree forgery and Manchester Herald mansions, requiring developers illegally trying to obtain a prescription drug, police to maintain the historic character Cancer support offered said. The Planning and Zoning Com­ of the district. Marek entered Liggett Rexall Parkade Phar­ mission is scheduled tonight to The Cheney National Historic United, a group for cancer patients, friends and macy, 404 W. Middle Turnpike, on May 6 to fill a review zone change requests and District Commission voted families, will meet tonight at Manchester Memorial prescription for 60 tablets of valium, police said. amendments to the town’s zoning Thursday to recommend appro­ Hospital. 71 Haynes St., from 7 to 9 in Conference When the pharmacist called Rockville General regulations that would permit Room C. val of the zone change and Hospital to ask the doctor a question about the multifamily residential develop­ amendments after the applicants The group offers the opportunity to discuss prescription, he dicovered there was no such doctor, ment on the Cheney Great Lawn agreed to pre.serve about nine feelings, attitudes, and ways of coping with cancer: police said. and in historic mills throughout acres of lawn that are visible either as a patient or the loved one of a patient. Police said they discovered Marek worked at the town. from Hartford Road and made For more information, call 647-4739. hospital and had access to the prescription forms. Two requests for a zone change size and density requirements When Marek left the store, an employee at the from Residence AA to Historic for under the amendment stricter. CPR instruction availabie pharmacy followed her and got her vehicle plate more than 25 acres of the Great The commission also approved number, police said. Lawn and proposed amendments of the concept of a general The town of Manchester Emergency Medical Marek was released on a $1,000 non-surety bond. to Historic Zone regulations are historic zone for mill buildings Services Council is sponsoring CPR classes tonight on tonight’s agenda. throughout town but did not vole at Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes St,, The commission will also re­ specifically on the amendment from 7 to 9, The class will also be offered on Aug. 21. view a proposed amendment proposed by Hartford developer The three-hour basic life support course covers Patrick Fiynn/Mancheater Herald creating a general historic zone Victor MacFarlane. signs and symptoms of heart attacks, risk factors, PRACTICING STROKES — Jeff Gentil- Tournament set for Sept. 18 at 1 p m. at Military Notes that would allow conversion of all MacFarlane wants to convert obstructed airway techniques and basic adult- core, chairman of the Manchester historic mill buildings over 10,000 the Hilliard Mill on Hilliard Street victim CPR techniques. the Manchester Country Club. A car will square feet. UNICO golf tournament. Tony Abbru- into condominiums, but the For more information, call 647-4738. be given to the first person to sink a Public hearings on those appli­ town’s Planned Residence Devel­ zese, sales manager at Dillon Ford, and hole-in-one on the fifth huie. Fur more Completes training cations are scheduled to begin at 7 opment and Comprehensive Ur­ Nathan Agostinelli, president of Man­ information or tickets, call Gentilcore at p.m. in the Lincoln Center hear­ ban Development zones do now Army National Guard Private Michael J. Carcia, Legion meeting is siated ing room. allow a high enough density. chester State Bank, prepare for the ninth 643-8383. son of Constance L. and Joseph P. Carcia of 59 Holl The owners of seven Cheney MacFarlane’s proposed The American Legion post membership meeting annual Manchester UNICO Charity Golf St., has completed basic training at Fort McClellan, mansions requested the zone amendment allows conversion of will held on Tuesday at 20 American Legion Drive at Ala. change for the Great Lawn to mill buildings over 10.000 square 8 p m. Meetings are held every second Tuesday of He is a 1983 graduate of Hartford Public High allow construction of multifamily feet registered as historic at the the month. School. Obituaries Patrick Flynn/Manchsster Herald housing and conversion of the local, state or federal level. PROUD PAINTER — Hans Weiss stands in front of some recently gave up a job as a metals engineer to pursue art. mansions to multifamily units. The PZC twice rejected Mac- Trains in Alabama of his paintings at the Weiss Gallery at 138 Oakland St. He Only single-family housing is Farlane’s proposal, once because Births children and two great­ ney Funeral Home. 219 W. Center permitted in a Residence AA the amendment needed editing Alcida Coulter grandchildren. St. Burial will be in St. James Army National Guard Private Troy S, Anderson, Zone, and the .second time because Alcida Hannah Coulter. 84, The funeral will be at 11 a m. Cemetery. Calling hours are from son of Ronald E. and Karen E. Anderson, 33 Wall St., The mansion owners have not members said it could promote formerly of Charter Oak Street, Wednesday at the St, George 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Coventry, has completed military police training at filed plans for new development spot zoning. the U.S. Army Military Police School, Fort Artist puts an end to double Identity or conversion. MacFarlane is seeking appro­ EKNAIAN, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of George died Friday (Aug. 4, 19891 at a Episcopal Church, 11,50 Boston Memorial donations may be local convalescent home. Turnpike. Bolton. Burial is in the made to the Alzheimer’s Support McClellan. Ala. The amendments to Historic val of the amendment or a special E. and Joyce Spaulding Eknaian of Vernon, was He is a 1987 graduate of Coventry High School. Bv Maureen Leavitt Zone regulations were proposed exception permit to Business II or born July 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her She was bom Dec. 14, 1904, in East Cemetery, Manchester. Cal­ Group, c/o VNA of Manchester, that,” Weiss said. Much of his art work, which he classifies Saranac Lake. N.Y.. and was ling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. North Main Street, Manchester Manchester Herald His village was destroyed during World as historical, is based on his travels around by four of the mansion owners. Industrial Zone regulations al­ maternal grandparents are John T. Spaulding of 91 They list size and design criteria lowing the conversion. Hamlin St. and the late Florence H. Spaulding. Her raised in Bridgeport. She had Tuesday at the Holmes Funeral 06040. Trains with Thais War II and none of his work from that time the world. been a resident of Manchester for Home. 400 Main St.. Manchester. Han.s Weis.s recently put an end to his survived. Then Weiss spent a year in a His works capture the people and culture paternal grandparents ar Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. double identity. Eknaian Sr. of Attleboro. Mass. She has a brother. the past 15 years. She was Memorial donations may be Joanne Morgan Spec. Ronald L. Douglass, son of Barbara A. Russian concentration camp. Later, he was of lands as far away as Egypt and India, but previously a resident of Geneseo, made to the St. George Episcopal Douglass of 44 Florence St., participated recently in Two months ago. the .57-year-oId metals deported to East Germany. he has also painted a scene from a lake in Timothy David, 3. Joanne “ Jenny” (Way) Mor­ N.Y. Church Enhancement Fund. 1150 the Thai-United States military exercise “ Cobra engineer sold his business, the Dynamic It was in East Germany that Weiss began the Talcottville section of Vernon, which is New Haven voters CHASSE, Lacey Mae Charmaine, daughter of gan, 85, of Manchester, widow of She was a graduate of the Boston Turnpike, Bolton 06043. Gold ’89.” Metal Products Co. Inc. on Parker Street, to learn the metal trade he capitalized on in featured in a book of artists of the Zips Joseph D. and Heidi Solomonson Chasse Jr. of 162 M Chester E. Morgan, died Satur­ Columbia Presbyterian School of Douglass is an infantryman with the 27th so he could devote all of his time to his the United States. region in Germany and central Europe. Homestead St., was bom July 21 at Manchester day (Aug. 5, 1989) at Rockville Nursing in 1928. She was a retired Infantry, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. He is a 1984 lifelong passion — art. At the age of 14, he began an apprentice­ In addition, he has done many detailed Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Lillian Jacques General Hospital. registered nurse. She served with graduate of Manchester High School. He is in the process of renovating his art ship with his landlord, who was a metals black and white etchings based on child­ would back Daniels David and Bonny Solomonson of 162-M Homestead Lillian F. (Phillips) Jacques. She was bom in Shamokan, the U S. Army Medical Corps in gallery at 138 Oakland St. The excitement tradesman. Weiss said it was fate that the hood memories of his rustic village and is St. Herpatemalgrandparentsare JosephD. Chasse 80, of % Lewis Drive, South Pa., and had lived in Manchester World War II. he gets from doing this can be heard landlord had this talent, rather than some presently working on an autobiography NEW HAVEN (AP) - Regis­ port among white voters and Sr. of Bristol and Sandra Seay of South Windsor. Windsor, formerly of Manches­ for 47 years. She is survived by several Receives commission through his voice as he explains how it will other trade. which includes some of those works. tered Democrats favor John C. capturing nearly all of the de­ PELTZER, Lindsey Brooke, daughter of Dr. ter, died Thursday (Aug. 3, 1989) She was a member of the nieces and nephews and was be organized. ” My destiny was this man,” Weiss said. ” I have an obligation to these people of Daniels over John DeStefano. the cided black voters. The two Thomas and Karen Vennart Peltzer of Farmington, at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Emblem Club of the Rockville Pamela A. Perkins of Coventry was among 39 predeceased by two brothers and “ I really had two lives but I’m glad so,” "It was just by chance But I enjoyed it and my past to do this. ” Weiss said. party-endorsed candidate, by candidates ran neck and neck was bom July 26 at John Dempsey Hospital. Her tal. She was the widow of Archie Lodge of Elks. Army and Air Force ROTC cadets who received a sister. Weiss said with a thick German accent made a good living.” Next year. Weiss hopes to concentrate on more than a 2-1 margin in the among Hispanics, who comprise maternal grandparents are Norma and Elmer E. Jacques and the mother of She is survived by a son. commissions as second lieutenants in ceremonies at The funeral will be at 3 p.m. during a recent interview at the gallery. “ I Weiss and his parents escaped from East the American Indians and hopes to capture Democratic race for mayor, a about 12 percent of the city’s Vennart of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents Robert Jacques of Manchester. Chester W. Morgan of Vernon: the University of Connecticut. Sunday in the Pullman Chapel of feel like now I’m starting out again, Icando Germany to West Germany, and Weiss their culture on canvas. He said he feels a poll commissioned by the New population. are Dorothy and Norman Peltzer of Plainville. She was born in Old Orchard. eight grandchildren, and five She will serve in the regular Army Nurse Corps. the Golden Hill Methodist this now for good and I’m never going to worked as a tool and die maker in the special bond with the American Indians Haven Register shows. 'The survey showed 36 percent VENDETTA, Steven Thomas, son of Thomas H. Maine, and had lived in Manches­ great-grandchildren. She was Church, 240 Elm St., Bridgeport. give it up.” Mercedes-Benz automobile factory for a because of his own experience of being The poll showed that 41 percent of the white voters supported and Connie Merola Vendetta of South Windsor, was ter before moving to South predeceased by a son. Dr. David A private burial will follow in Weiss began his tool and die company in year and a half. alienated from his land. of those surveyed backed Da­ Daniels, compared with 23 per­ bom July 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Windsor 22 years ago. R. Morgan of Cheshire. Arrives for duty Mountain Grove Cemetery in 1963 but always managed to pursue his In 1949, on his 18th birthday, he came to “ I can really understand their agony as a niels. 17 percent backed DeSte­ cent for DeStefano. Daniels cap­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony She is also survived by another The funeral will be at 8: 30 a.m. Bridgeport. There are no calling Air Force Airman Victor J. Rizzo, son of Claudia drawing and painting interests by studying Manchester with his parents to begin a new fano but 35 percent remain tured 94 percent of the voters T. Merola Jr. of 40 Marion Drive. His paternal son. Richard Jacques of Stafford Tuesday at the Burke-Fortin people.” Weiss said. “ They are strangers in hours. The Holmes Funeral M. Rizzo of 117 Oak Forest and Robert J. Rizzo of under .several artists at the Hartford School life. Manchester wasn’t a strange land to undecided. Seven percent of those among blacks who were decided, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Springs; three daughters, Zilda Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., their homeland. I am a stranger in my own Home. 400 Main St., is in charge of Gainesville. Fla., has arrived for duty at McChord of Art. He also taught adult education art him, however. His grandfather had tra­ homeland.” questioned declined to say who compared with 6 percent for Vendetta, 40 Englewood Drive. His maternal Jacques of South Windsor, Lor­ Rockville, with a Mass of Chris­ the arrangements. Air Force Base, Wash. classes at Rockville High School. veled here 10 times for work in the Cheney they supported. DeStefano Thirty percent of the great-grandparents are Mr.and Mrs. Anthony T. raine Gorham of Cornish. Maine, tian burial at 10 a m. at St. Meanwhile, a collection of Weiss’ work is Memorial donations may be He is a crew chief with the 62nd Organizational He grew up in Malton, an isolated mills. DeStefano, the city’s former Hispanics supported DeStefano, Merola Sr.. Springfield, Mass, and Walter Scott, and Marlene Lincoln of East Bridget Church. Burial will be in presently on display at the Greater made to the Distributing Fund, Maintenance Squadron and is a 1987 graduate of German villagein Czechoslovakia, and can He now makes his home in Vernon with development administrator and compared with 33 percent for Lincoln, Maine. He has a sister. Heather Lynn, 19 Hartford: a sister, Dorothy Col­ St. Bridget Cemetery. There are Manchester Chamber of Commerce lo­ Columbia Presbyterian School of Suffield High School. recall drawing for friends and family at the his wife. He also has three grown children. Daniels. months. ton of Broad Brook, a section of no calling hours. cated at 20 Hartford Road. The exhibit, chief administrative officer, re­ Nursing Alumni, 622 W. 168th St.. age of 4 or 5. He was even commissioned by But he rents out the first and third floors of a ceived the local party endorse­ Daniels said the result of the BUCKLAND, Ryan James, son of Mark E. and East Windsor; four grandchild­ Memorial donations may be which will run through Sept. 20, will be New York, N.Y. 10032. a Roman Catholic priest to do a watercolor house next to his Manchester gallery as a Linda Tatro Buckland of 610 Wetherell St . was born ren: and a great grandson. made to the Hartford Hospital available for viewing Monday through ment July 27. The two men will Register poll was in line with Serves at medical center painting at the age of 13. home base and storage area for many of his face off in a Sept. 12 party private polls conducted by his July 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The funeral and burial will be Newington Childrens Home Pro­ Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the chamber’s “They paid me for it. I’ll never forget works. primary. maternal grandfather and step-grandmother are Ruth Lathrop private. There are no calling ject. 80 Seymour St., Hartford Army Capt. Edwin W. Lojeski, son of Dr.Edwin J. office. campaign. But he said he would James and Candice Tatro, 200 Redwood Road. His hours. Samsel & Carmon Funeral 06115. Lojeski of 173 Ludlow Road, has arrived for duty at The random telephone poll of work harder in the coming weeks maternal grandmother is Janet Sheridan, Vernon. Ruth (Straughan) Lathrop, for­ the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. 398 registered Democrats was to “ maintain what we’ve been merly of Keeney Drive, Bolton, Home of South Windsor is in His paternal grandparents are Everette and Mary charge of arrangements. Frank R. Smidt Lojeski is a resident physician with the Letterman conducted July 27-29 by Mount able to achieve so far’’ and swing Buckland, 453 Keeney St. He has a brother, died Sunday (Aug. 6. 1989) at a Army Medical Center. He is a 1975 graduate of East Vernon Associates Inc. of New undecided voters to him. Frank R. Smidt, 67, of 156 Michael,I'/i. local convalescent home. She was Catholic High School and a 1989 graduate of Chicago Juiy is chosen for second trial of Craft Haven and has a margin of error The poll for the Register found the widow of Charles W. Lathrop. Bloom St., Hartford, the son of the College of Osteopathic Medicine. of plus or minus 5 percentage that 54 percent of the registered Katherine Dixon late Joseph and Anna Smidt and Born in Manchester, she was a STAMFORD (AP) — After 17 ending last Thursday. knew too much and felt too much Judge Martin L. Nigro said at points. It was published Sunday. Democrats surveyed would vote Katherine (Bliss) Fay Dixon, brother of Bertha S. Walther of resident of Bolton for the past 30 days of questioning, 11 men and The panel will return to Nor­ about the highly publicized case, the outset of jury selection he The poll showed Daniels, who is for DiLieto if he would postpone 69. formerly of Manchester, died Manchester, died Monday (Aug. years. Before retiring, she had one woman have been chosen to walk Sept. 6 when the trial is which ended in a bizarre mistrial would not excuse those candi­ black, leading DeStefano in sup­ his retirement. Sunday (Aug. 6, 1989) at a local 7,1989) in Hartford Hospital after been a secretary at Charles W. hear the second trial of a scheduled to begin, but some of one year ago. dates who knew about the case Thoughts convalescent home. She was the a long illness. Lathrop Insurance Agnecy for Newtown man accu.sed of killing those chosen have made known and even admitted they had widow of John Fay. He is also survived by a Crafts, 51, is a former Eastern many years. She was a graduate his wife and then disposing of their preference not to serve on Airlines pilot accused of killing formed an opinion. Bom in Roxbury, Mass., she brother, Joseph W. Smidt of Lottery of Northfield-Mount Herman Pre­ body parts with a wood chipping the case and may renew their “ I am operating on the assump­ In an art gallery not long ago, I saw a painting oi lived most of her life in Hartford; and three other sisters. his wife, Helle, a flight attendant, paratory School in Northfield, machine. claims of hardship. tion that in this community, it is an autumn scene on a northern lake, aflame in red, Manchester. Bertha S. Walther of Manches­ around Nov. 18.1986. Prosecutors Mass. She was a past president The 12 jurors and four alter­ Potential jurors in the Richard unlikely we will find a person of brown, and gold. Rising from the waters were She had been employed at Pratt ter: Lillian S. Caster, Helen S. Winning numbers drawn Sunday in New contend Crafts carved up her and charter member of the nates were cho.sen from about 140 Crafts murder trial were asked any degree of intelligence who several ducks starting their long journey south . The & Whitney Aircraft, East Thompson, and Elizabeth E. England: body with his chain saw and Manchester Emblem Club candidates in Stamford Superior personal and probing questions disposed of it through a rented has not heard or read of this touches of winters were arriving and the wise fowl number 251. Hartford. Smidt, all of Hartford. He is also Connecticut daily; 241. Play Four; 7204. Court with the selection process designed to eliminate those who wood chipper. matter,” Nigro ruled. got the message. They read the signs and wasted no She was a member of St. She is survived by a son. John survived by one niece and three time in heading for warmer weather. P. Fay Jr. of Manchester; three nephews. Many of those questioned said Crafts’ first trial ended in a George Episcopal Church in Winning number drawn Saturday in New they knew the facts and had mistrial after a record 17 days of It reminded me that I am a migrant in this world. Bolton, and a member of the daughters, Katherine Baker of "The funeral will be Wednesday England; opinions on whether Helle Crafts deliberations, when a juror. We Christians forget so easily that we are not church’s women’s group. She was Colorado, Mary Fay of East at 8:15 a m. at Tolarski Maple Town to buy Trotter St. land is dead or alive, and whether her Warren Maskell, of Preston, citizens of earth enroute to heaven, but citizens of also a past member of the Bolton Hartford, and Barbara Fay of Hill Chapel, 380 Maple Ave., Connecticut daily: 789. Play Four: 2469. husband killed her. boycotted the deliberations. NO TIME FLAT. heaven temporarily residing on earth. Let us be Ecumenical Council of Churches. East Hampton; two brothers, Hartford. It will be followed by a Massachusetts daily: 2115. for use as municipal parking careful that we do not become too attached to this She is survived by two sons, Norman Bliss of Maine, and Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. Massachusetts Megabucks: l, 4, 5, 12, 27, 31. world and its possessions. Make this a time of Charles W. Lathrop of Cornish, Wilford Bliss of Rocky Hill; a at St. Luke’s Church, Hartford, Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont): 208 The town will s])end $175,000 for cated that the Trotter Street a preparation for moving. Maine, and Robert A. Lathrop of sister, Margaret Ruff of Glaston­ Burial will be in Mount St. and 3460. a duplex and property at 17-19 property may be too costly to Vernon; two sisters. Hazeltine bury: and six grandchildren. Benedict’s Cemetery, Hartford. Tri-state megabucks: 3, 12, 25, 35, 37, 38. Trotter St. for additional munici­ develop as a lot. Certificate Annual Annual Dr. Billy J. Scott Bjorkman of Bolton and Dorothy The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. Rhode Island daily; 2044. pal parking. of Deposit Rate % Yield % First Baptist Church Wednesday at the John F. Tier- Tuesday. The citizen’s committee recom­ Keith of Manchester: six grand­ Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 2, 6, 14, 35, 39. Members of the Board of mended that the town acquire Directors unanimously approved land around the Municipal Build­ an ordinance last week allowing ing at 41 Center St. and Lincoln 4 M onth the purchase, despite a resident’s 9.00 Weather Center at 494 Main St. for mmmss 9A2 suggestion that the town establi.sh parking. HJanrhpBtpr Hpralh an overall plan to acquire proper­ ties for parking before making The 7,885-square-foot Trotter nZCZZItJLSTO FJLSZSruoi 9 M onth Cooler Tuesday USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 262 any purchases. street parcel could yield 15 to 22 8.75 9 .1 4 REGIONAL WEATHER Allen Lutz of 9 Stephen St., a parking spaces. Town Manager Tuesday Only Manchester and vicinity: To­ Richard J. Sartor said. Accu W eatlief lofecast lor TiK.*sday Penny M. Siettert, Publisher member of a citizens’ committee 1 Year night, partly cloudy. A 30 percent Qeorga T. Chappell Daytime Condiltons ar>d High Temperatures Dennia M. Santoro appointed to make recommenda­ The town will use a portion of chance of showers. I„cw 65 to 70. Editor From Our Meat Dept. 8.75 9.14 Advertising Director tions on expanding municipal the state’s $2.7 million payment Light northwest wind. Tue.sday, .space, told directors that a for the Interstate 291 right of way T partly sunny, cooler and less Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohen FRESH Bualnett Manager Compoilng Manager consultant’s report to the town through the Buckland Industrial Rates ctk>cli\ c through luosJay, August S, UlcSW. M in i­ ED humid. High 75 to 80. Outlook Denlie A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard and committee on parking indi­ Park to pay for the property. 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Center Street Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jennifer Lewie, Association end the New England Newspaper Association Wednesday, partly sunny. 10, who attends Bolton Elementary School. Manchester, CT. 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 Mi-mhui I I >U. \ rju.il f '{'I’otttimlN 1 riu U 'i 4 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7. 1989 — 5 Review to examine compiaints against DEP enforcement Six nights a week in one location a night, various Man­ % chester organizations give up HARTFORD (AP) — Repeated "We process many, many r - - their large halls, auditoriums, complaints that it takes the state complaints, we take many en­ or cafeterias to a crowd of avid Department of Environmental forcement actions. Sometimes, bingo players. Protection’s air compliance unit people aren’t pleased with the ^ j ft One of the more loyal bingo too long to resolve air pollution amount of time it takes,” Bruck­ JC — « . problems have sparked a legisla­ players is William Carlson, man said. “ We have an excellent tive review of the unit. who has played almost every record.” The Legislature’s Program Re­ night for the last six years. Bruckman said problems in­ view and Investigations Commit­ volving dust or odor generally Carlson works part-time at tee is expected to issue a report take longer to resolve than other Antonio’s Pizza and Family and recommendations before the pollution compiaints because of Restaurant at 956 Main St. and start of the 1990 session, Rep. Jay the difficulty in pinpointing the looks forward to his evenings B. Levin, D-New London, com­ exact source. o of bingo as much for the food mittee co-chairman, said. But Bruckman said Connecti­ c? | ] n and friends as for the game The review will focus on the cut’s air quality monitoring and itself. effectiveness of the air quality enforcement program stack up o o . Without a car, he arrives by permit process, inspections, en­ well against similar programs in bus, usually V /i to two hours forcement and whether there is a other states. early. Other of the more need to strengthen statuatory and An official from the U.S. serious players drag their regulatory guidelines. Levin Environmental Protection Agen­ bingo paraphernalia in shop­ said. cy’s regional office in Boston said POPULAR PASTIME — William Carlson makes his way to the ping bags, purses and travel­ He said the legislative review federal officials don’t conduct was particularly timely in view of j L Army and Navy Club on a recent Saturday night. The club is host ing bags. When the tables are evaluations that compare one Patrick Flyrtn/Mancheatar Herald to bingo aficionados every Saturday night. chosen, bingo hard-cards are the state’s growing involvement state’s program to another bought in stacks and linked in waste-to-energy facilities to state’s program. REAL SWINGER — Kimberly Armstrong, 3, discovers the herself by swinging on a rope tied to a tree in her handle solid waste. together like tiles on a kitchen David Conroy, an environmen­ best games are the old and tried ones as she entertains backyard last week. Kimberly lives at 74 Cooper St. “ As we move into a comprehen­ tal engineer for EPA and the floor. sive waste reduction mode, it’s agency’s state coordinator for Seven o’clock is the usual vital that the state has the Connecticut, said Connecticut’s game time. As the hour capability of stopping violation of air quality regulations are gener­ approaches, the caller takes air compliance statutes,” Levin ally as stringent or more strict his position on an elevated said. than federal regulations require. Schiavone is a problem for GOP platform and begins calling Leonard Bruckman, director of Past EPA audits have shown out the numbers repeating the air compliance unit, said he that Connecticut generally has HARTFORD (AP) — Just when say things that are crazy.” growing battle within the Repub­ each: B19, B-one-nine; 121.1- Foley said recently. “ Mr. Schia­ welcomes the legislative review. had “ very few deficiences” in its Connecticut’s Republicans Still, his ability to raise money lican Party astohowtoproceed.” vone has certainly demonstrated two - one... But he said Connecticut’s pro­ air quality programs, Conroy thought they were in a position to and his willingness to spend it on said State Rep. Jonathan Pelto, that he can raise some money. To win, a player’s numbers gram operates effectively and said. “ In general, when we have win the governor’s office, a his campaign have earned him D-Storrs. a Democratic But the true test of viability is must match those called. that its record indicates the unit identified deficiencies, Connecti­ banjo-picking outsider has mention in most conversations strategist. votes.” Winning is the objective, and has processed air pollution cases cut has followed up and elimi­ crashed the party, threatening to about gubernatorial politics. It’s “ Some are going to argue that Carlson manages a bingo in a timely fashion. nated them.” spend $5 million to win the GOP not clear, however, whether he is they need a politician, that the The first votes that matter will usually every night. Breaking nomination for governor. being treated seriously as a only way to beat Bill O’Neill is to belong to hundreds of delegates to even is a little more difficult. The newcomer is Joel Schia­ candidate. have somebody who’s an expe­ the state Republican convention vone, a New Haven real estate Schiavone arrives on the scene rienced campaigner. next summer. Schiavone must Serious crime reports developer who has degrees from at a time when Republicans feel “ Others will argue that what win 20 percent of the votes to Yale and Harvard Business their chances of winning the they really need is money, qualify for a primary. He has School. At 52. he is f/ce-spirited, governor’s office are at a recent because Bill O’Neill is going to spent much of the past month rise in two state cities balding, and has almost con­ high. Republicans believe Gov. raise and spend $4 million. Then introducing himself to GOP lead­ quered a slight stutter. He William A. O’Neill, the likely the question becomes who can ers and party activists who will be among the delegates. HARTFORD (AP) - The In Connecticut, the FBI said officially joined the GOP only five Democratic nominee, will be raise that kind of money. John number of serious crimes re­ New Haven saw a 20.5 percent months ago and now wants to be dogged by this year’s record­ Rowland can’t. The response, he said recently, 'V ported in Hartford, dropped in increase with 19,425 crimes re­ Connecticut's next governor. setting tax increases of close to $1 “ The inner core of the Republi­ has been cautious. 1988 while the number of serious ported last year compared with He has burst on the political billion. can Party, the status quo people, “ The Republican Party is be­ crimes in both Bridgeport and 16,116 in 1987. That figure in­ scene with a big-budget cam­ But the GOP lacks an obvious were so convinced that Rowland having like they should,” Schia­ New Haven increased last year, cluded 26 murders. paign. an eccentric personality front-runner with statewide is going to be the candidate.” vone said. “ They’ re saying r 'e - according to an FBI report. The report showed that Bridge­ and a flair for making rookie name recognition. U.S. Rep. John Pelto said. “ I think they saw Joel ‘That’s very interesting. Glad you Rowland of Waterbury appears to Schiavone as sort of a joke. Now kk r - The figures, released Sunday, port had a 10.7 percent increase mistakes. came by to see us.’ ” included reports of homicides, last year, going from 13,290 The dilemma he presents for be the choice of party insiders, they’re taking a second look.” Republicans is what to do with a but at 32. his youth could be a GOP State Chairman Richard Foley, whose job it is to know rapes, robberies, assaults, bur­ serious crimes in 1987 to 14,714 in the outcome of the nominating glaries, thefts, auto thefts and 1988. There were 43 murders. political neophyte who can do campaign liability, and the GOP Foley, a fast-talking state repre­ something that no one else in the risks losing its hold on the heavily sentative in his first summer as convention before it happens, is arson. Hartford had 20,529 incidents of more direct. The number of violent crimes crime reported, down 12.7 per­ party can; raise enough money to Democratic 5th Congressional party chairman, is uncharacter­ reported nationwide in 1988 in­ cent from 1987 when 23,149 crimes put the GOP, for once, on equal District if he runs. As Rowland istically terse when he talks about “ Do I know of anyone on the weighs a decision. Schiavone is Schiavone’s campaign. creased 5.5 percent from 1987 to a were reported. There were 37 financial footing with the Demo­ state central committee who’s new high, with murders rising 2.9 murders in 1988. cratic Party. ninning. all-out. "Obviously, anyone has the committed to Schiavone?” he percent to 20,675, the FBI said. “ I think he’s a big headache for “ My guess is that there is a right to seek the nomination.” asked rhetorically. “ No.” them,” said John Droney Jr., the WINNING NUMBERS — The Uniform Crime Reports for The report said the number of 1988 said there were 1.56 million murders increased 4 percent in state Democratic chairman. Left, five numbers “ And he’s a headache with five violent crimes and 12.36 million the nation’s cities overall, while fly straight across gives suburban and rural counties million bucks.” William Carlson a good property crimes, for a combined total of 13.9 million. recorded 2 percent declines. Through June, Schiavone’s bingo at St. Bridget The murder counts increased campaign had already raised /a The 92,486 rapes in 1988 repres­ Church on Main Street on ented a 1.5 percent increase over 10 percent in the Northeast, 4 $624,000 — an astounding total a recent Thursday night. 1987, robberies were up 4.9 percent in the South and 1 percent considering that the election is 16 Below, with games percent to 542,968, and aggra­ in the West while the Midwest months away and the state lasting up to S ’/z hours vated assaults were up 6.4 per­ experienced a 3 percent decline in Republican Party had only $24,000 in cash at the same time. each night, fatigue is cent to 910,092. the number of slayings. sometimes difficult to Half of the money came from Schiavone himself, and much of hide. the rest came from his network of Police charge couple Ivy League and business contacts. iGULMlONS And he has said matter-of- in iliegai poker game factly that he will spend $5 FOR million, including as much as$1.5 million of his own money, to win a EAST HARTLAND (AP) — A Sealander said. They are to job that pays $78,000 a year. icm husband and wife have been cited appear in Superior Court in But he has little support from for illegal professional gambling Winsted August 11. within the party and has already charges for allegedly running a Sealander said the poker game, made a pair of whopping rookie $l-a-hand poker game at a bazaar run out of a booth at the bazaar, gaffes. "The first came in July to benefit the town’s volunteer would involve 10 people at a time. when he told a roomful of fire department, police said. Each player would pay $1 per surprised reporters. "I am going hand, and the best hand would to try to avoid responding to Sgt. Richard Sealander, a state win $5. Straights and flushes were issues. ... I don’t have any grand police spokesman, said state worth more, up to $75, Sealander plan that I have thoughtfully police made the arrests Friday, said, but only $5 was won on most formulated about the state.” acting on a complaint made by hands. Then last week, he angered officials in the state Division of Firemen who answered the homeless advocates by suggest­ Special Revenue, which oversees phone at the East Hartland fire ing in a tongue-in-cheek party legalized gambling in the state. department would not comment invitation that guests to his Peter Terry, 37, and Barbara on the incident. family’s resort island bring along Terry 34, both of East Hartland, The Division of Special Re­ vagrants, who would be left at the were each issued a misdemeanor venue, which issued the permit island to learn self-respect from / summons and charged with one for the bazaar, is still investigat­ his mother. He later apologized, count of professional gambling. ing the incident, Sealander said. saying “ When I get frustrated. I FRIENDLY GAME — Above, William Carison chats with Judy Twible and Laura Rollinson, IF YOU’RE 55 OR OLDER, both of Manchester, during a break in the action at St. Bridget Church. 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El Salvador accuses depositors and American presidents meet today wood-frame bungalows 200 miles Nicaragua of arming the rebels. for launch to conclude their three-day north of Tegucigalpa, the capital. Ortega presented his counter­ summit. “There are two plans,” for parts with a letter from the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. “There is no accord about a demobilization, Azeona said. Salvadoran rebels asking for help taxpayers alike _ The managers of the timetable, but there is agreement ”We need to finalize them and in negotiating their conflict. on mechanisms, "the president of create one.” The Bush administration lob­ space shuttle Columbia advanced Honduras, Jose Azeona, said WASHINGTON (AP) - Land­ possible against those thrifts that their blacked-out countdown to­ Costa Rican President Oscar bied Central American govern­ u Sunday night in this beach resort. mark savings and loan legislation are paying exorbitantly high day for the first flight of the craft Arias, who won the 1987 Nobel ments to keep the Contras intact Azeona and the presidents of Peace prize for initiating regional until the Feb. 25, 1990, elections in awaiting President Bush’s signa­ rates,” he said. in 3‘/2 years on a mission to launch Nicaragua, El Salvador, Gua­ ture will touch the lives of That, in turn, may allow a military spy satellite. peace talks, said Nicaragua’s Nicaragua. temala and Costa Rica agreed in leftist government must open Meanwhile, Contra leader everyone who pays taxes, owns savings and loans and banks to The Columbia was pronounced February to engineer the demo­ real estate or deposits their charge borrowers slightly lower talks with the Contras because Adolfo Calero said he won’t ask A ready Sunday for its Tuesday bilization of the U.S.-backed money in a thrift institution or rates, he said. “it’s not possible to achieve a the guerrilla group to disband flight after a thorough review of rebels, known as Contras, but voluntary demobilization without before the February elections, bank, analysts say. Another provision that could the mission. they put off coming up with a The 1,000-page bill, adopted by potentially hurt depositors nearly a dialogue.” which he said he did not expect to “There are no open items and specific plan until this meeting. He added that, “The world is be free despite a pledge by the Congress early Saturday, is the doubles the insurance premiums The U.S. government was not most significant financial law there is nothing now that will hold expecting much from us, princi­ Sandinistas. charged banks and boosts the J-i. invited to participate in the talks adopted since the Depression. As already higher rates charged to up the launch,” NASA spokeswo­ pally the 28 million Central “We are ready to exchange our man Lisa Malone said. but sent four observers. Americans who don’t want war. weapons for democracy,” said the largest government bailout thrifts by 10 percent. About 11,000 Contra fighters -Yy ever, it will cost each taxpayer Bert Ely, an analyst based in Not to advance would be to betray Calero, “but we are not ready to Because the mission is classi­ and their families are in camps in those hopes.” exchange weapons for about $1,000 over 30 years to close Alexandria, Va., said institutions fied, NASA remained silent on the Honduras near the Nicaraguan or merge hundreds of insolvent will be loath to pass on the fees to Nicaragua came to the summit promises.” exact status of the countdown. It border. armed with an accord with its Calero spoke Saturday in Madi­ thrift institutions hemorrhaging big depositors who move their has said only that liftoff is losses at the rate of $20 million a Azeona said the talks had three internal opposition parties cal­ son, Ala., to the annual conven­ money in and out of accounts in scheduled between 7:30 a.m. and main points: a timetable on the day. chunks of $100,000 or more. ling for Contra demobilization. tion of the Civilian Materiel 11:30 a.m. Contras, El Salvador’s 9-year-old The accord also calls for the Assistance, an Alabama group It provides the most sweeping Small depositors and checking Officials said one holdup Tues- reorganization of the regulatory civil war and Nicaragua’s case Sandinista government to free that has furnished supplies to the account customers more likely r day could be weather, with the against Honduras, which has let bureaucracy in 50 years. Beyond will feel the pinch, he said. elections next February. Contras since 1983. possibility of clouds lingering the Contras operate from its Ortega has said he expects a Azeona said the U.S. govern­ that, it means fewer thrift institu­ As many as two-thirds of the after overnight thunderstorms. tions, lower deposit rates for territory for years, at the World “gradual” resettlement of the ment had supplied documents to nation’s nearly 3,000 S&Ls will be Forecasters said there was a 20 to Court in The Hague. savers and reduced property bought out or closed, Ely said, Contras. the leaders, but had not tried to 40 percent chance that weather Azeona did not provide details El Salvador’s new rightist influence events despite the pres­ values in some regions. predicting “massive consolida­ conditions could interrupt launch "No doubt it will take years, if tions all over the country” ence of the U.S. observers. Tha Ataoclatad Praas preparations. “There was no pressure,” he not decades, to determine what The first round will come The space agency will make the good and ... what evil this through government action FATAL PLUNGE — Robert Mock’s balloons participating in the national said. countdown public just nine min­ Paul Reichler. an American legislation has wrought,” said against failed thrifts, but the deflated balloon, left, plummets to the Hot Air Balloon Championship in Baton utes before the planned launch Bush seen winning Kenneth A. Guenther, executive second round will come as who advises the Nicaraguan earth Saturday from 2,000 feet. At right, Rouge, La, hover above. Mock died later time and will provide only three governmeiit, said demobilizing vice president of the Independent commercial banks begin buying paramedics work on him, as other at a hospital. brief announcements during the Bankers Association of America. weakened but still-solvent thrift the Contras would be good for the five-day mission on the space­ on gains tax issue United States. "It is of historic scope.” associations, he said. craft condition and on the landing The first and most visible result The bill, for the first time since “If this plan works ... it will time at Edwards Air Force Base solve a major problem for the likely will be noticed by deposi­ the scheme of the U.S. financial in California. WASHINGTON (AP) - House brokers to pay a lower tax rate on tors in failed institutions that will system was set in the 1930s, United States” on what do do with Phone workers walk off "The Defense Department has Democrats, seemingly invulner­ their investments than blue- the stranded Contrar.. soon come under new ownership. permits banks to buy solvent determined that the longer we able with an 80-vote majority, are collar workers pay on their wages The Astoclatad Pr«M The thrifts now must offer S&Ls. A shaky cease-fire iias been in WASHINGTON (A.’) - Strikes On strike were operators, tech­ “Things may start to backupas can keep the launch time and the on the verge of seeing a handful of -- and it appeared the bill was effect between the Sandinistas high-yielding certificates of dep­ “I’m amazed at how many by 157,000 telephone workers in 15 nicians, sales, clerical, factory type of payload under wraps, the dissident party members seal a dead. GOODBYE CALCUTTA — Performers The show opened in September 1976 osit just to keep enough cash banks, even small banks, are we get the crunch on Monday,” and the Contras since last spring states and the nation's capital and other workers at NYNEX said NYNEX spokesman John less chance anyone has of track­ major tax victory for President But an unusual public change of when U.S. military aid ended. take their final bows Sunday as Oh, and ran for 5,959 performances. coming in to stay afloat. interested in buying a thrift,” threaten to slow operator and Corp., Bell Atlantic Corp. and ing it and learning what it is,” Bush. heart by Rostenkowski revived Calcutta! completed its New York run. When regulators finally get the said Guenther, whose organiza­ Bonomo. Humanitarian aid continues. directory assistance and delay Pacific Telesis Corp. Spared Three more regional phone said Ken Warren, an Air Force It’s not a new position for the the proposal. Finding it increas­ money to close or infuse cash in tion represents small banks. installations and repairs as the phone strikes were nine states in spokesman. Published reports majority Democrats; they ingly difficult to put together a the institutions, they will have By restricting thrifts more companies face Saturday strike walkouts enter their first work the Southeast served by Bel­ deadlines. Those companies, and sources who requested ano­ watched helplessly eight years deficit-reduction plan because of less need for deposits and will be closely to home mortgage lend­ week. lSouth, which reached a tentative nymity have said the astronauts ago as conservative members of Bush’s opposition to a tax in­ able to let deposit rates slip. More ing, and discouraging diversifica­ Ameritech, US West and Southw­ Strikes against three “baby agreement with the Communica­ estern Bell, have 131,000 union will put into orbit a sophisticated their party provided the victory crease, Rostenkowski announced Improved Mexican relations seen importantly, that will give their tion into areas considered more Bell" regional phone companies tions Workers of America late reconnaissance satellite to margin for President Reagan’s on June 7 that he would consider a healthy competitors, both banks risky, but also potentially more workers and provide service in 24 began Sunday. With no new Saturday. states. gather intelligence data over across-the-board tax cut — an act capital gains cut if Bush would Mexican heritage. and S&Ls, room to lower their lucrative, the bill makes it more negotiations scheduled, they MEXICO CITY (AP) - Secre­ turning up for a meeting in a opportunities.” Consumers dialing direct much of the Soviet Union, China, many Democrats blame for to­ get behind some unspecified He suggested that the strong “I don’t think the United States rates as well. difficult for thrifts that do not threatened to disrupt service in Of the strikes than began tary of State James A. Baker III, foreign capital. should notice little difference in the Middle East and other areas day’s budget woes. Democratic tax initiatives. Other Cabinet officials in the influence of Texans in the Bush has a relationship that is any “From a depositor’s viewpoint become part of a larger banking many of the nation's major Sunday the situation at NYNEX of the globe of military interest. There was no evidence that leading four other Cabinet their service but those needing Now the issue is cutting taxes members in talks today with group are Attorney General Dick administration contributes to the more important than the relation­ it’s the last chance to catch the organization to remain profita­ business hubs, including New operator assistance faced some appeared the most contentious. The five astronauts, all mil­ on capital gains. And just as Bush budged an inch. But backers high-yielding CD (certificate of ble, Guenther said. Mexican officials, is expressing Thornburgh, Treasury Secretary improved climate because of ship with Mexico,” Baker said. York, San Francisco, Boston, delays Sunday. The situation was Major disputes over wages and a itary officers, were to attend Democratic leaders engaged in a of a capital gains cut took the Under President Reagan, ties deposit) train,” said Alex Sheshu- “That is one of the major Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Wa­ optimism that U.S.-Mexican rela­ Nicholas Brady, Commerce Se­ Texan sensitivities to Mexican likely to worsen as call volume company proposal to shift health launch preparation and flight “bidding war” in 1980 in an effort opening, and by the time the issues. with Mexico often were chilly, noff, a financial institutions con­ hidden impacts of the bill.” shington D.C. increased with the start of the insurance costs to workers have review briefings today. panel began its work, the 13 Ways tions are on solid footing after a cretary Robert Mosbacher and sultant in Austin, Texas. to block Reagan’s tax cut, they long period of cross-border U.S. Trtide Representative Carla Besides himself. President partly because of deep differen­ Sheshunoff said. “To the extent Informal talks were expected work week. prevented formal talks since Commanding the crew is Air have been forced to propose their and Means Republicans and six of “If somebody wants to get on it. that the government disposes of to resume today, and resumption Friday. friction. Hills. Bush and Mosbacher are both ces over Central America, an Spokesmen for the companies Force Col. Brewster Shaw, a own capital gains reduction. the 23 Democrats united behind a Texans, he said, adding that Bush issue that has faded in recent they better get on it within the real estate unwisely it's going to of formal bargaining with all The company provides service Before the meeting of the Also on the agenda for the talks said repairs and installations also veteran of two earlier shuttle With Congress in recess for a new proposal. U.S.-Mexico Binational Commis­ were narcotics, immigration, law has grandchildren who have months. next month. The government is drive down prices in some three companies hinged on those could be stalled as managers try in New York and the six New flights, including a 1983 trip on Unlike Bush’s bill, the new plan going to move as quickly as month, there is time for House sion, U.S. officials gave high enforcement, the environment, areas.” discussions. to fill in for strikers. England states. Columbia. Speaker Thomas S. Foley, D- sponsored chiefly by Rep. Ed Jenkins, D-Ga., would benefit marks to the eight-month-old border cooperation and fisheries, Wash., and Rep. Dan Rosten- administration of President Car­ trade and investment and cultu­ kowski, D-Ill., chairman of the investors in commercial build­ ings and timber. It would reduce los Salinas de Gortari for its ral relations. Ways and Means Committee, to handling of economic policy and The Binational Commission New report hits information leaks turn the momentum and defeat the top capital gains rate to 19.6 for cracking down on drug was established eight years ago NEED SOME EXTRA the Bush-backed plan. That “vic­ percent for two years and then raise it to 28 percent and “index ” smugglers. and serves as a forum for regular WASHINGTON (AP) - For­ other countries including major issuing guidance to its (atomic) tory” still would leave Demo­ Those two issues were among meetings among officials from ^MARKET? control and disseminate non- crats solidly behind a cut in certain assets so that artificial eign countries are gaining access allies. weapons laboratories on identify­ classified nuclear information. gains created by inflation would many that Baker and the 40 other the two countries. to U.S. government technology “Many experts believe that the ing and limiting dissemination of capital gains taxes — just as Bush members of the U.S. delegation While traveling on Sunday. The 1978 Nuclear Non- SPENDING MONEY!! called for in last year’s not be taxed. NOW OPEN that could help them develop United States indirectly assisted unclassified, controlled nuclear Proliferation Act and other laws Facing certain defeat, Rosten­ were taking up during their Baker said relations with Mexico atomic weapons, says a congres­ India through the liberal publica­ information.” Glenn said in a campaign. day-long discussions with Mexi­ were once limited to “managing require information controls, but Newspaper routes available In a Sept. 30 debate with kowski refused to bring capital 875-2258 sional report that blames the tion of unclassified (fuel) repro­ statement. “various technology transfer leg­ gains to a vote. Foley, calling a can officials. U.S. officials said irritants,” but now the two situation on conflicting laws and cessing information,” to stage its He said his governmental af­ islation requires DOE and the Michael S. Dukakis, Bush de­ they could not recall a larger or countries can look forward to 94 Hartford Turnpike • Vernon in your area... clared: “When you cut capital cut “unwise, inequitable and higher-ranking delegation ever creating ‘‘common Route 83 - Tolcottvilte (Across (tom Goll Land) erratic enforcement. “explosion of a peaceful nuclear fairs committee plans hearings weapons laboratories to collabo­ ill-timed,” weighed in with a Despite laws limiting the re­ device in 1974,” the report noted. later this year on the issue as well rate with the private sector to gains ... it’s not going to cost the Earn money and prizes by government money, it’s going to warning to Bush: drop the push lease of such data, “sensitive The GAO cited no concrete as other “serious security wea­ disseminate unclassified re­ for a capital gains reduction or countries ... have obtained infor­ example of U.S. information knesses at the DOE weapons search results,” the GAO said. increase revenues to the federal delivering the government and it’s going to face the prospect of deadlocked mation dealing with detonators, enabling a country to make labs.” negotiations on 1991 deficit explosives and firing sets that atomic bombs, but it said it has The GAO study said the Energy “Further, the Freedom of create jobs.” We're There for You at Department's failure to issue Information Act requires DOE to Manchester Herald The plan, which would cut the reductions. could assist or enhance nuclear found that “weaknesses exist ... A closed caucus of all House weapons development,” said the that raise questions about the guidelines on unclassified mate­ make most unclassified informa­ 33 percent top tax rate on capital rial is “resulting in the release of tion available to anyone — in your neighborhood. gains to 15 percent, was assailed Democrats last week confirmed report by the General Accounting Department of Energy’s ability that although well over half the Office, Congress’ investigative to effectively protect national sensitive information to domestic or foreign — who by Dukakis as “a tax cut for the arm. proliferation-risk countries use­ requests it, " it added. wealthiest I percent of the people party members opposed a cut, Manchester security and meet this country’s Call today to get more details. there were enough dissenters to “Sensitive” countries were de­ nonproliferation policies.” ful for the design, manufacture or DOE weapons laboratories pro­ in this country — an average of use of nuclear weapons,” Glenn $30,000 that we’re going to give to ensure, with a solid bloc of fined as communist-ruled or The study was sent to Congress duced 39,000 research reports in Republicans, a victory for Bush. those suspected of clandestine in June and, under GAO regula­ said. 1986-87 of which more than 60 people making $200,000 a year.” nuclear weapons programs. Of Energy Department spokeswo­ When Bush forwarded his bill to Foley, while opposing a cut in Community tions. made public 30 days later. percent were available by sale or 647-9946 the capital gains tax rate, em­ these, Iraq. Israel, Pakistan, The GAO and Sen. John Glenn, man Janie Shaheen said the subscription, the GAO said. Congress, it was widely endorsed India, Argentina, South Africa, department received the report by Republicans but drew little phasized that he could consider D-Ohio, who requested the report, It found that 68 percent of 30 Linden St...... all some sort of “indexing” to ensure South Korea, Taiwan, Bulgaria said the problem centers on the July 27..and planned no comment nuclear-related studies it traced support among Democrats. Ros- and China were named as buying during the 60 days allowed for Locust St...... all /'"eSS-L tenkowski said there was no way that profits generated solely by College flow of information considered went to overseas recipients — and inflation would not be taxed. sensitive nuclear-related data sensitive but not formally classi­ reviewing it. that Iraq, Israel and Pakistan Myrtle St...... all he would allow Chicago stock­ from the U.S. Energy Depart­ fied as secret or restricted. The DOE faces a dilemma, the requested six copies each while Oak PI...... all With in.struction from dedicated proles.sor.s like John ment through routine orders or “The Department of Energy GAO said, because under differ­ the largest total number of Chestnut St...... 90-122 Sutherland! And with an entire faculty committed to subscriptions, along with nine ent laws it is expected both to copies, 71, went to China. must stop dragging its feet on Galway St...... all W providing a challenging yet supportive classroom Kenny St...... i-84 \ x Sheppard role alleged A . environment that helps all students achieve their *Art is Forever' CLEVELAND (AP) - Dr. the 1984 beating death ol Ethel potential. Teaching is our greatest asset at Con artists prey on North School St...... 1-84 M Samuel H. Sheppard was in­ May Durkin, 90, of Lakewood. Manchester Community College. LaralS t ...... all ( r- 4 . volved in the 1954 murder of his Prosecutors said Eberling and If you’ve been out of schcnrl for a while and me WASHINGTON (AP) - Con proclaimed ‘born again’ financial ■ An oil and gas drilling Laural PI...... all wife, contrary to his acquittal in Henderson created a false will kxrking to improve your skills or earn a college artists, claiming God is their planners, con artists claiming to company ordered by Massachu­ the widely publicized case, ac­ that left them the bulk of Durkin’s 1 New St...... all degree to be competitive in the job market, consider co-investor, bilked thousands of be endorsed by local and national setts and Missouri authorities to cording to a one-time suspect who $1.5 million estate. A judge has Americans out of more than $450 church officials, and givers of stop selling stock to investors who West Middle Tpke...... 8-150 even is awaiting sentencing for an ordered the return of $650,000. part-time, full-time, day or evening courses at MCC. million in the last five years, ‘divinely inspired’ investment were told the firm would use Old Rachel Rd...... all unrelated murder. “I am not guilty of her death,” We offer transfer, career, certificate, and according to a study released advice about coins, precious Testament prophecy to decide Squire Village ...... all 11 Sheppard, a prominent osteo­ Eberling said, “nor the death of non-credit programs, with full-time or pmt-time today by state securities metals, real estate and oil and gas where to drill in Israel Wetherell ...... ;;;;;; an path in the Cleveland suburb of Marilyn Sheppard. I am going to schedules to fit your needs. regulators. well programs.” Some scam artists cite Biblical Bay Village, was convicted of be a suspect in every unsolved “Beware of the growing The alleged scams outlined by predictions of disaster or social murder in the bludgeoning of his murder of elderly women in these number of investment con artists the report, “Preying on the Lakewood Cir. No. & So."...... all pregnant wife, Marilyn. He parts.” chaos to woo investors for phony Hi Merest ...... ' August Walk-Iri Registration: who are out to fleece the flocks of Faithful: The False Prophets of gold or rare coin schemes, the served nine years in prison before Sheppard’s older brother, Ste­ phen, a San Diego psychiatrist, the faithful,” John C. Baldwin, the Investment World,” report said A lpine...... !"!!.!!!."...... ^ the U.S. Supreme (Tourt in 1966 president of the North American included: H aynes...... ^ reversed the conviction because contends that Eberling should J Walk-in registration for credit courses is open Securities Administrators Asso­ ■ A former preacher and Sun­ The growth of religious- Russell ...... I of sensational pretrial publicity. still be a suspect in Marilyn during August at the Regismar’s Office in die ciation, said in a statement. day school teacher, now serving oriented magazines, radio sta­ Sheppard was acquitted after a Sheppard’s death. Sheppard’s Lowe Building: “Religiously oriented swindles four years in prison, who conned tions and cable television pro­ Main ...... ^285-378 second trial. The case remains son, Samuel R. Sheppard, told are one of today’s hottest tickets more than 600 investors in 20 grams has provided schemers unsolved. Sheppard died in 1970 at The Plain Dealer that his father Monday and Tue.sday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m., for investment con artists,” said states “who believed they were with a ready-made audience for FRAME WORKS c lm e r st...... 836-1229 ago 46. was innocent. Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.ni. Baldwin, who also is director of dealing with a man blessed by phony advertising claims, the Church St...... “Dr. Sam is guilty of the act Eberling worked for the Shep­ For a class schedule, call 647-6140. the Utah Division of Securities. God with extraordinary business survey said. 8c O A L L E R Y Gorman PI...... ® being done, but he didn’t do it,” pards as a window washer and The national survey, a joint abilities.” ...... all Richard C. Eberling was quoted was questioned about Mrs. Shep­ effort of the securities association ■ The former treasurer of a In addition, a said con artists pard’s death. Spatters of his blood U Walk-in registration for non-credit weeknighi are often able to escape or delay Custom Picture as saying in an interview pub­ and the Council of Better Busi­ large Alabama church, also now CALL NOW lished Sunday in The (Cleveland) were found in the house, but courses, and credit weekend campus and ness Bureaus, detailed investiga­ imprisoned, who took an esti­ prosecution by taking advantage Eberling said he cut himself of their victims’ fear of embar­ Framing Plain Dealer. off-campus courses is held until the start of tions into investment schemes mated $18 million from investors Asked whether that meant while working two days before individual classes at the Continuing Education with religious overtones in 15 who were promised a return of up rassing their church or faith if 647-9946 / 643- 2711 the killing. & Art Sheppard hired a killer, Eberling Office on the East Campus: states. to 30 percent a month. they report an investment scam. said: “I am not going to tell you. Eberling and Henderson are The survey said the increase in ■ Swindlers who bilked 10,000 Officials said ilic survey’s But I know the circumstances scheduled to be sentenced for the Monday through Thurseby, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., “false prophets of investment has investors in Utah out of $215 results reflect only part of the 700 Hartford Road surrounding her death.” Durkin slaying Aug. 15. Both said Fritlay, 9 a.m.-noon. resulted in a surge of state-level million by falsely claiming con­ problem because it considered Eberling, 59, and Oscar B. they did not receive a fair trial For a clas.s schedule, call 647-6087. 649-0223 lianrIjpHtpr because of media hype and complaints from consumers nections to the Mormon only scams where investor losses (across from Krause Florist) Henderson, 60, were convicted about fraud and abuse by self- hierarchy. exceeded $500,000. July 6 of aggravated murder in planned to appeal. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug, 7, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 7. 1989 — 9 OPINION Fifteen years after Nixon,

, ■ Give homes Raisa presidency remains changed V' Bv Mike Felnsllber cognizant of the possibility of and which can make presidents The Associated Press impeachment, says Mann. He toe the mark and put the fear of raises says the record shows that God in them if they’ re over­ back to WASHINGTON - Richard M. privately they weighed that reaching.” Hartmann contends. Nixon quit as president 15 years possibility. If a president oversteps the line, hackles ago this week and the presidency “ Even a strong president like “ Congress can so fix his clock hasn’t been the same since, in the Reagan found himself substan­ that he can’t do anything,” he the owners view of historians and political tially constrained by an active says. observers. Congress and a whole new set of Buchen, however, says Nixon’s By Jack Anderson They say Nixon’s departure statutes restricting presidential continued tenure “ was having an The argument over Route 6 through and Dale Van Atta was a painful event which ulti­ power.” Mann added. adverse effect on the morale of Eastern Connecticut may never really end, mately strengthened the republic Laws dealing with freedom of the country and its status around by establishing that no president information, limits on a presi­ even after a decision is made by all the rt MOSCOW — In the contest for the the world. It could have led to a most unpopular person in the Soviet is above the law. dent’s war powers, campaign threatening international inci­ authorities involved over what to do about the Union, there is only one contender — “ What was good for the repub­ finances and presidential im­ dent. We did not have a president cluttered road. Raisa Maximovna Gorbachev, the - lic was that it showed the poundment of funds grew out of who was actively governing.” The division among residents most directly capacity of a constitutional sys­ the Watergate experience. first lady of Gucci. t; Austin Ranney, chairman of affected by the plans for an expressway there She is about as beloved as a bread . tem to severely punish the top dog Colin Campbell, author of who appears to have violated the “ Managing the Presidency,” political science at the University runs very deep. line. “ We call her the queen,” one of California at Berkeley, said young Muscovite mother told us. “ She - rules of the game,” says Thomas says the experience left Nixon’s Some resolution to the problem will while it is never good to have a is more concerned about haircuts E. Mann, director of governmen­ successors “ pretty skittish for a probably be found, but whatever that tal studies at the Brookings while.” He thinks Carter, for one, law-breaking president, “ It was a than us.” , , . wonderful thing that our system resolution is, it will produce “ I told you sos” Institution. was overly cautious. Populist leader Boris Yeltsin ... of justice and separation of for many years because of the depth of feeling couldn’t resist taking a crack at Raisa :: Even if the presidency suffered Political scientist Jim Reichley in the short term, says historian of the Brookings Institution says powers worked to remove a the controversy has engendered over the during an interview with us. We asked president without an assassina­ him about his home life. He said his Richard S. Kirkendall of the Nixon’s resignation strengthened years of debate and doubt. tion or violence of any kind.” wife stays home, where “ she is prime ' University of Washington, “ It congressional willpower and Con­ After too long a delay, the Arm y Corps of minister, finance minister and every would have left us with more gress “ has been intruding on But Campbell, a Georgetown Engineers has decided that the state other minister.” And, Yeltsin smiled, serious problems if Nixon had executive functions" ever since. University political scientist, Department of Transportation cannot fill in 77 “ She never travels abroad or within been able to get away with it.” Bob Hartmann, who served as says the lesson of Watergate Nixon resigned Aug. 9, 1974, a Ford’s White House counselor, didn’t last long. He says he finds it acres of wetlands for an expressway even the country with me or gives sweets to ^ children.” It was a deliberate, though few days after surrendering the considers the near-impeachment “ almost alarming that it came to though it planned to create 60 new acres of unnamed swipe at Raisa, who usually ■ “ smoking gun” Watergate tape of Nixon an unfortunate event. the point that we almost had to do wetlands to compensate for the loss. accompanies her husband on official recording. It showed that he had “There are other political the same thing with Ronald The decision puts the project back almost to vists. She made headlines by simply discussed ways to cover up the remedies which are more routine Reagan.” square one. showing up at the Reykjavik arms 1972 break-in of Democratic headquarters at the Watergate Now the Department of Transportation summit, when Nancy Raegan stayed ; Church going through change home, and by sweetly distributing - within a week of its occurrence. must either challenge the Arm y Corps of chocolates to children there while the Once he made that evidence Engineers in the courts or try to find a w ay to cameras whirred. public, a previously divided revamp the plans. And it appears that any have changed. power way out of proportion to its But Raisa didn’t earn a bad rap at House Judiciary Committee un­ By George Plagenz new plans might have to be completed within All this genial insouciance no longer numbers.” home simply because she refuses to animously agreed to recommend his impeachment. Republican the next couple of years if the state is to get represents the tenor of the church. While all this has been happening, it stay home. Her stylish excesses in a . P o rtra fts Episcopalians, for the most part, Suddenly everybody is serious. support withered and Nixon's 42 has become increasingly apparent country of shortages have made her ; the federal funds that became available when have always been good-natured about Trouble has been building up for a that some perceptions about the just a little more appreciated than removal from office appeared a the plans to extend Interstate 84 into Rhode the jokes people tell about them. decade — since the church outlawed Episcopal Church are wrong — or Imelda Marcos at a soup kitchen. certainty. Island were abandoned. Some may even experience a flush the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and have been changing. The turnabout from initial public , “ I think the initial effect was to It seems likely at this point that a legal of pride when hearing the church introduced a new, modernized Prayer The church may hold a special pride to public distain happened make presidents much more referred to as “ the Republican Party sensitive to the concerns of the appeal would be time-consuming and Book. This caused a few traditional­ appeal for the upper classes and some quickly. Raisa inherited first ladyship at prayer." ists to bolt and form splinter public,” said Washington lawyer fruitless. may belong because they “ want a from a succession of no-shows. churches. Other dissidents grumbled respectable church for special occa­ Victoria Brezhnev surfaced briefly to Philip Buchen, who served as an Nor do they usually take offense at The DOT should get a clear ruling on what but stayed within the established sions” But now there are many in the greet the Nixons at a 1972 summit and . , , ...... adviser to Gerald R. Ford, such bits of drollery as, “ Whenever deadlines it must meet to get the funds. It church. church hungering to hear a biblically then disappeared. Few people knew Nixon’s successor. “ That was you get four Episcopalians together, should study the corps’ decision to see what conservative gospel preached. Yuri Andropov had a wife until she The Associated Press true of Ford and (Jimmy) Carter. you’ll usually find a fifth.” They may If the Prayer Book had been the only A new evangelical Episcopal semi­ showed up at his funeral. It began to slip at the end of the plans will meet its requirements and then have heard that a hundred times while FLOATING LANTERNS — The Atomic Sunday evening. The lanterns com­ issue, maybe tempers would have nary started in Ambridge, Pa., in 1976 Raisa made her debut by accom­ Reagan administration or we proceed with those plans. secretly appreciating the image of memorate those who died in the first subsided and things returned to now has students from 43 of the panying her husband Mikhail Gorba­ Bomb Dome stands in the background wouldn’t have had the Iran- worldliness that it conveys. The job will never be done in a way that normal. But the ordination of women, church’s 95 dioceses. The school, chev to London in 1984. Fleet Street as paper lanterns float down the atomic bomb blast in the city 44 years Contra affair.” Most Episcopalians may not fully satisfies everyone, but it has to be done breaking the church’s historic tradi­ whose administrative offices are in an was captivated. The London press Motoyasu River in Hiroshima, Japan, ago. Even during the Iran-Contra understand the next joke — if, as it’s nonetheless. tion of a male priesthood, made the old A&P store, can’t fill all the parish said that instead of looking like a affair, Reagan’s advisers were said, they don’t go in much for $42.95 Va/ue / Our Reg. $ ^ ^ N O W ONLY split even wider. requests for graduates. “ Siberian dam builder,” Raisa was In the interim DOT should do whatever it theology — but they will accord it a Then, during 1980s, conservatives But the most serious challenge to “ the Bo Derek of the steppes.” She can to permit homeowners whose homes were polite laugh. The joke goes like this: seethed as the church aligned itself church authority developed after the and Mikhail were called “ the Gucci 42 Portrait Package: “ Methodists don't care what you taken for the expressway to buy the houses with the agenda of the liberal left on consecration of a female bishop in comrades.” believe, it’s all a matter of what you 1-10x13, 2-8x10s, 3-5x7s, such issues as divorce, abortion and Election spending reforms sought Plus 954 back. February. Feeling they had to take A Soviet artist proudly said at the do. Lutherans don’t care what you do, 15 wallets, 9 New Minl-I^rtralts and Sitting F ee homosexuality. (A trendy, church- action before things got any worse, time, “ You Westerners must have it’s all a matter of what you believe. 12 All,-Occasion Caption Portraits ™ Letters to the editor sponsored report on sex was with­ 1,800 church members from 85 dio­ thought all our women were barrel­ Episcopalians don’t care what you its ceiling for political contribu­ limit on actual campaign spend­ campaign,” said City Councilwo- drawn after strong protests were ceses, led by 26 active and retired shaped babushkas like Brezhnev’s Bv Mitchell Landsberg Letters should be brief and to the point. They believe or what you do, so long as tions in statewide 'races from ing. But the Supreme Court has man Ruth Messinger, who has WITH COUPON voiced at last year’s general bishops, met in June to form the wife.” The Associated Press should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. forease you're an Episcopalian.” $3,000 to $2,000, and changed the ruled that states can do this only if received $281,000 in public funds convention.) dissenting Episcopal Synod of Amer­ Raisa gave form to one of social­ Featuring 12 All-Occasion in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be If that suggests that Episcopalians rules so that a PAC or corporation they also provide public financing so far in her race for Manhattan MSilbii A new middle class in the church (as ica. They will remain in the church for ism’s oldest maxims — equality of the While President Bush talks signed with name, address and daytime telephone may take their membership in the with, say, three subsidiaries can to the candidates. This is the borough president. Caption Portraits ™ opposed to the old middle class which now but Time magazine refers to their sexes — that has never found its way about it and Congress fights over number (for verification). establishment church more seriously only donate $2,000 once, not four solution preferred by many Even with public funding, it’s was the butt of those jokes about action as a “ semi-schism.” into the Soviet government hierarchy. it, some state legislatures have The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the than they take their religion, well, times. reformers. clear that money and politics Episcopalians) is now in the leader­ This time nobody is making jokes. And she has brains. She is a graduate actually begun to do something interests of brevity, clarity and taste. that has sometimes been the Contribution limits are under have formed a lasting partner­ RightRlQht now lor onlyonlv £12.95$12.95 (with this coupon)coononl youwon nsncan getn«t 42 ship role. According to one neutral of Moscow University with a docto­ about the high cost of running for So far, 22 states have some Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester perception. consideration in several other ship. That worries many people, professional portraits including a 10x13 and 12 All- observer writing in the Lutheran George Plagenz is a syndicated rate in philosophy and three books to office. form of public campaign funding, Occasion C a tio n Portraits (just apply your choice of 30 Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. At least it was until recently. Things states, most notably Alaska, but u s e ’s Alexander is not messages) There's no appointment necessary and K mart Forum, this group “ now exercises columnist. her name. She can hold her own in a Faced with a campaign spend­ according to Herbert Alexander, where Gov. Steve Cowper has among them. *HOFF welcomes babies, children, adults and groups. Poses and conversation with Pierre Cardin or a ing “ arms race” that has pushed a political science professor at advertised special portraits our selection. $1 each proposed prohibiting direct dona­ “ I ’m in favor of public funding, additional s u l^ t . Not valid with any other otter. One advertised special per tamily. Portrait sizes Smithsonian curator. the cost of elective office to the University of Southern Cali­ approximate. Otter void where prohibited, taxed or licensed by law. Cash value 1/20 of one cent. tions to candidates by corpora­ but I ’m not concerned about the But by early 1987, Soviets were heights that couldn’t have been fornia. Maine voters will decide Open Forum tions, unions and PACs. high cost of politics,” he said. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 THRU SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 figuring out that Raisa didn’t shop at imagined a decade ago, legisla­ in November whether to add their “ Politics is pretty cheap com­ DAILY; 10 AM - 7 PM SUNDAY; 10 AM - 5 PM the local K-Martski. KGB enemies of tors around the country are Such donations often are given state to the list. pared to other things we do in this MANCHESTER ★ SOUTHINGTON Gorbachev who wanted to bring the gingerly calling a truce. by lobbyists. “ If money is the WETHERSHELD ★ WINDSOR and loud to each other and to town Several cities have enacted country. You know, we spend Both sides had managed to turn out a premier down a peg or two produced a At least a half-dozen states mother’s milk of politics,” said COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF PHOTOGRAPHY officials about lack of services. The public financing, including New more on chewing gum than we Coventry is hurt few more voters. Victim of theft clandestine video of Raisa’s shopping have passed some form of cam­ Cowper, “ the people of Alaska same people who failed to exercise their York City, which is in the midst of spend on politics.” AGFA ^ Pfoducts The council and school board were habits and her expensive wardrobe. paign finance reform so far this will not tolerate lobbyists owning PCA Inc. 1989 . g've you better portraits by voter apathy franchise are the same citizens who To the Editor; its first taxpayer-financed cam­ again forced to yield the budget ax, There was the hidden-camera proof year, and reform proposals are the dairy.” making both major reductions and, in complain that the landfill isn’t open alive in many others. paign. If nothing else, it has Voters of Coventry, On July 13 our home in was broken of her excesses — Raisa “ Don’t-leave- some cases, making minor cuts in enough hours, their street is not plowed “ I think there’s more of a Contribution limits are de­ proven that there is nothing into. Stolen were money, checks, and home-without-it” Gorbachev using an amounts as low as $25. The result of these early or often enough, police response recognition, at least at the state signed to turn down the spending sterile or dull about publicly Over the course of several years I have several rings. One cannot express the American credit card to buy a $1,780 further cuts was a third proposed budget time is slow and they “ never see a level, that the problem of the cost spigot, or at least ensure that no financed campaigns — and that heard numerous complaints from resi­ horrible feeling of returning home and pair of diamond earrings at Cartier in DON’T MONKEY of $14,119,382, which was the subject of cruiser go by their house.” of campaigns is a very serious single donor controls it. But they aren’t necessarily cheap. dents of Coventry regarding the number seeing a broken window and knowing London after she admired an identical the July 6 Town Meeting. They demand the services but fail to one,” said Ronald Michaelson, critics question whether it lowers and quality of town services. These some unknown person has violated your pair on Margaret Thatcher. And she Under the New York law. That budget was proposed with a lobby for or even to vote for the funding executive director of the Illinois the spigot or just forces candi­ AROUND... complaints have covered a broad privacy. The checks stolen were made skipped a trip to the grave of Karl publicly financed candidates for strong disclaimer by both the council to pay for those .services. State Board of Elections, who dates to find more wells. spectrum from schools to the town out to me, Sylvia Osgood. If anyone is Marx in London so she could see the mayor can spend $6 million in the and school board that neither body was Parents have numerous criticisms of studies campaign finance devel­ “ If you just cut the size of the landfill to police services to road repairs. approached to cash these checks, please Crown Jewels in the Tower of London. primary and general elections proud of the figure, both felt it,was the school system. "There are not opments nationally. contributions ... you just make Try Our Pay-By-Mail 1 have been one of those demanding notify the Vernon police. The rings Today. Raisa is more critized than combined. They can get up to half inadequate to meet the needs of the town enough buses,” and “ My child has to The problem varies widely the candidate run harder for the better service for my tax dollar. included a three diamond engagement when the sniping began, even though that money in public funds if they and that it was particularly “ irresponsi­ travel almost an hour to school.” are from state to state, but is raising money,” said Walter Zelman, A Town Council and Board of Educa­ ring, circa 1950, a man’s two-tone white our Soviet sources say she has take the rest in small amounts Program... ble” in the area of education, placing some of them. There are never enough concern almost everywhere. director of the California chapter tion, elected by the voters of the town, and yellow gold wedding band, inscribed adopted a lower profile. A joke from individual voters. Coventry in the lower third of all towns in teachers to provide the individualized What seems expensive in Kan­ of Common Cause, the public have recently proposed budgets for the SAO-BWO, a gold man’s ring with a gold encapsulating Muscovite disdain for It makes paying your subscription easier on Connecticut in support of education. instruciton they demand, there are too sas, where the average campaign interest lobbying group. “ They “ This law helps ensure that it is town’s approval. These budgets have drumset charm on it, a man’s gold ring her goes like this: A smug Raisa turns you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 The chairman of the Board of few computers and their children can for the state House of Representa­ become more obsessed than the breadth of a candidate’s been the result of many hours and days with three diamonds and a red stone. If to her husband in bed and says, weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Education, however, urged passage with never get access to them. tives cost $18,000 last year, may ever.” support, not the depth of their (and nights) of work by our fellow anyone has any information on this “ Misha, how does it feel to sleep with 'Tionths, 6 months or a full year drop it in the the caveat: “ This is as good as it’sgonna But a student population of approxi­ be pocket change in California, One cure for the obsession is a pocketbook, that makes a viable citizens elected to provide funding for mately 1,500 students means approxi­ robbery I will gladly pay a rewards for the wife of the general secretary of the ■nail Then, you can forget about having ready get.” He had urged passage of the two Soviet Union?” where legislative seats cost an various town services at acceptable mately 3,000 parents of voting age. Yet help in catching this thief. Thank you. cash to pay your carrier answering the door levels of taxation. prior budgets and stated that any For his part, the lucky husband is average of $600,000, But the trend subsequent budget would only provide the best they could do was on June 22 is similar: Campaign costs have l7 ? . when It's inconvenient or being at home to The council originally proposed a Sylvia Osgood too busy trying to shore up peres­ less funding for needed programs. He when 708 people voted in favor of a doubled in Kansas and nearly pay your bill budget of $14,501,979 for approval by the budget which would have provided Vernon troika in a time of consumer shor­ WE WILL NOTIFY town, but a vocal minority forced this was right on both occasions. tages and a soaring budget to worry tripled in California in the past 10 YOUR CARRIER This third proposed budget was funding for many of those same years. H e a l t h m S o u r c e Simply complete the coupon below and send proposed budget to referendum. A demanded services. By failing to support about cleaning up his wife’s tarnished THAT YOU ARE A number of citizens argued for passage of debated at length at the July 6 Town She’s disappointed public image. Experts cite several reasons. It to us or if you would like more information PAY-BY-MAIL Meeting, and although attempts were their elected Board of Education and by Politicians have become more the proposed budget and a number “ 5 5 ? " AT MANCHESTER on our Pay-By-fylail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. made at further cuts, the package failing to turn out at the polls, these To the Editor: reliant on expensive forms of argued for increases in several areas, parents have voted by their absence to Party hopping I H M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay- including the education budget. On May apparently met with the approval of campaigning such as direct mail SUMMHR ■ipnt and prior to expiration you will be billed fiscal conservatives, and a vote was keep Coventry in the lowest percentile in I ’m sure many other seniors are as and television. Competition has 1 Republicans are taking advantage 23, the referendum to accept the the state in expenditures for education. taken to accept this proposal. disappointed as I am to learn that of the disarray among Democrats on escalated. And political action SENIOR CIRCLE proposed budget resulted in the Those same voters have forfeited their The above described process may “ Classic Features,” the monthly news Capitol Hill by quietly recruiting committees are pumping more following: right to criticize the system in which they LECTURE SERIES seem cumbersome, but it is a perfect magazine, mailed free of charge to all newcomers to the GOP. In Tallahas­ money into the political process. Yes votes — 584 have failed to exercise their duties. example of the democratic process in seniors in the towns of Andover, Ashford, see. Fla., Republican Party leaders So long as the PAC money is I would like to pay by mail for mv Vtanchestet Herald subscription Please begin niy No votes — 700 In a week when the government in presents action. This is what democracy is all Bolton. Bozrah, Canterbury, Chaplin, sent invitations to 20,000 registered available, politicians will take it. The Town Council and Board of China was killing citizens in the streets pay-by-mail subscription on — about and is precisely what our founding Ckilumbia, Coventry. Franklin, Hamp­ Democrats to switch parties. More Listen to Ross Johnson, a Repub­ Education returned to the drawing board for demonstrating for a right to a vote in fathers had in mind when they decreed a ton, Hebron, Lebanon. Lisbon, Mans- than 1,400 of them did. The superficial lican who is minority floor leader DIAGNOSIS, THERAPY and began the proce.ss of cutting the running their government, it is a government “by the people.” The field/Storrs, Plainfield, Sprague, Sco­ appeal by leaders on both sides to stop of the California Assembly and an Enclosed please find payment for budget. In the following weeks the disgrace that 75 percent of the registered AND REHABILITATION citizens of Coventry should be proud that tland, Voluntown, W illington and the slugfest will make little differ­ advocate of contribution limits: Carrier Delivery budget was “ the talk of the town’ ’ , with voters in Coventry should forfeit that basic democratic rule by the majority is Windham will no longer be published due ence. The Republicans can’t pass up "Why do you climb the moun­ O l ’ □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 'nooths '■lu .’0 : ’ ve.ii 92 40 various factions lining up pro and con. same right by failing to exercise it. The alive and well in their town. to the high costs involved which were not the chance to kick Democrats while tain? Because it’s there. Why do The result of the deliberations was a polls were open from 6a.m. to 8 p.m., and RliSPIRATORY AILMliNTS Senior Citizens Constitutional scholars should point to offset by the advertising revenue. Not they are down and both parties are you spend the money? Because second proposed budget of $14,420,959 the total time needed to mark a ballot □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months '43 12 .3 1 yoitr -86 24 which was presented at a second town Coventry as a shining example of the only has this publication provided gearing up for a protracted, ugly it’s there.” was less than 30 seconds. And how do you keep the meeting and again forced to referendum American experiment in action, and I information and dates of activities of congressional campaign next year. led by the Optional carrier tip may be included witti your paynu'nt □ Tip Amou'd .. am proud to be a part of that process. To those who bemoan the budget and special interest to seniors but it has also mountain from rising? The usual by petition. The resulting vote on June 22 had no say in its making, “ shame on MMH PULMONARY Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months was; That pride, however, is tarnished by presented articles both informative and Mini-editorial answers fall into three catego­ an examination of the numbers. The you.” If we demand the services, we Yes votes — 708 nostalgic. ries; disclosure, contribution lim­ SERVICES DEPARTMENT town of Coventry has 5,290 registered must be prepared to pay the bills for I think we seniors can all understand U.S. officials were skeptical after its and public financing. Name No votes — 1053 those services. The statement heard at voters, 1,887 Democrats, 1,375 Republi­ the need for the decision to stop the Fidel Castro made a show of purging So far this year, at least four recent meetings, “ We should get more cans and 2,028 unaffiliated voters. Of mailing and publication of “ Classic drug dealers from his top military states — Kansas, Maine, Mon­ Address Apt volunteers in the schools” won’t make Wednesday, Auj;ust 4 these, 5,290 voters, only 1,284, voted on Features” and I, forone, want toexpress ranks. Customs Commissioner Wil­ tana and New Mexico — have the grade. At college board or job Phont .(HanrltPBtpr UpralJi May 23 and only 1,761 voted on on June 22. my appreciation for the time and money liam Von Raab called Castro, strengthened their rules for cam­ 6 p.m. City _ _ ,2ip. I hunting time, it is our children who will This represents only a 25 percent voter that has made it possible for us to enjoy “ another piece of narco-trash floating paign finance disclosure. Such Founded In 1881 suffer the consequences of our failures. turnout, the remaining 75 percent voting “ Classic Features” for two years. in Caribbean.” Very bold. Now, if only 11, LOUisH RUDmii.i. AunrroK iU M PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher rules presume that the public MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL by their absence to approve almost a half the drug eforcement action was as GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor David J. Hoyt should at least know who foots the MANCI WiS'VVM MI'AIORIAI, 1 lOSIM TAl. million dollars in cuts in needed Elaine Hotchkiss bold as the rhetoric. MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor 127 Broadway, bills for their public servants. services. 184 Avery St., This year’s changes generally The Manchester Herald ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. .. Associate Editor Yet these same citizens complain long Coventry Jack Anderson and Dale Van AUa Coventry are syndicated columnists. require more frequent reporting. This proj^rdm is tree ,\nd o[ten to the public. P O Box 591 • Manchester CT 06040 Contribution limits also are being tightened. Kansas lowered 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7, 1989 A iBaiirlirstrr Hrralfi Judge in embryo case Section 2, Page 11 Taxes Monday, Aug. 7, 1989 lacks court precedents From page 1 SPORTS A KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - could be walking down the street tax applies only to dividends, real estate sales as a source of The judge who must settle an and bump into my child and not interest and capital gains, not revenue. Gold said. estranged couple’s battle over the know it.” earned income. “ States want to raise money fate of seven fertilized human Mrs. Davis says she had five The tax increase total would without interfering with the econ­ Bosox win, but lose Clemens eggs says he is troubled by the tubal pregnancies after the cou­ have been even larger but for omy,” he said. “ When you’re lack of any precedent for deciding ple was married in 1979, one New York. Although the New talking about hundreds of thou­ the case. resulting in a ruptured fallopian York legislature passed a sands of dollars for selling By Dave O'Hara Jacoby before ending the inning. tube. Surgery was done to tie the number of increases in taxes on property, and paying 6 percent or The Associated Press The Red Sox later announced The divorce trial of Junior other tube before the Davises cigarettes, alcohol and corpora­ more to an agent, the state taking Yastrzemski’s No. 8 that Clemens, 11-8, who missed a Lewis Davis and Mary Sue Davis, entered the in-vitro fertilization tions, New York was counted in 1 or 1 and a half percent more BOSTON — Veteran Marty start last Wednesday because of a who are at odds over the disposi­ program administered by Dr. I. the survey as a net tax decrease doesn’t seem to make that much Barrett, healthy again after knee slight muscle tear in the right tion of the frozen eggs, was Ray King. because of a $1.2 billion income difference to people.” is retired at Fenway surgery in June, thinks the elbow, had been lifted as a scheduled to begin this morning There were originally nine tax reduction passed in 1987 and According to the survey, the Boston Red Sox can win the A L precautionary measure. The club u in Blount County Circuit Court. fertilized eggs; two were unsuc­ scheduled to take effect in Oc­ following states have passed net East without Roger Clemens. said he had “ tightening in a Davis, 30, who sued for divorce cessfully implanted before the tober, Gold said. tax increases amounting to 5 By Dave O'Hara Rob Murphy, the team’s left- muscle in his right forearm .” in February, is seeking to prevent couple’s marriage broke down. Taxes were raised in all regions percent or more of state revenue, The Associated Press handed relief ace, thinks the Red Lamp settled down and the Red his wife from having any of the The couple did not sign a of the country. In New England, taking effect in the next fiscal Sox need a healthy Clemens. Sox took a 4-3 lead in the third on seven embryos implanted. Attor­ year: Alaska, Connecticut, Geor­ an RBI triple by Ellis Burks, a contract saying what should be where an economic slowdown has BOSTON — Hall of Fam er Carl “ We’re losing some horses in a neys for both sides said the case is gia, Illinois, Massachusetts, run-scoring single by Danny done with the embryos in the hit states that only a few years Yastrzemski made one more trip hurry,” Barrett said Sunday the first of its kind in the country. North Dakota, Rhode Island and Heep and a two-run single by Luis event of divorce or death of one or ago were booming, five of six around Fenway Park to a stand­ after the Red Sox rebounded from Charles Clifford, Davis' attor­ both partners. King says that was states raised taxes, and only West Virginia. ing ovation Sunday after his No. 8 the first inning loss of Clemens for Rivera. Cleveland tied the score on Jay ney, argues that the embryos are an oversight, but he added that Maine cut them. was retired by the Boston Red a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Belle’s RBI single in the fifth. joint property and can be dis­ any such agreement probably “ To a considerable extent, the Sox. Indians. Then the Red Sox nailed down the posed of like other assets in a could be contested in court most serious State fiscal difficul­ “ I just wanted to show the fans “ With the way this division is, victory in the eighth against divorce. Giving Mrs. Davis, 28, anyway. ties were in the Northeast, how much I appreciated every­ we could win it without Cle­ Jesse Orosco, 1-3. the third sole discretion over them would 'The lack of such a contract, and including New England states. Budget thing,” Yastrzemski said after he mens,” Barrett said after the Red Cleveland pitcher, deprive Davis of the right to the absence of case law, leaves New York and New Jersey,” Gold walked around the park carrying Sox climbed back to .500 with a From page 1 “ He had good stuff, but he got decide whether to sire offspring, Judge W. Dale Young with little said. a framed No. 8 and waving to 54-54 record and moved into his pitches up,” Cleveland man­ Raginald Plnto/Manchestar Harald the lawyer contends. guidance. Attorneys for both “ Their budget problems follow fans. second place in the East, 2*A ager Doc Edwards said. “ When Jay Christenberry, attorney for sides said the case is the first of its a four-year period when they expansion in programs next Yastrzemski, who made a games behind Baltimore. he keeps his pitches down, he’s Mrs. Davis, counters that it has kind in the country. STUDENT NANCY MURRAY LaBONNE were among the fiscally strongest year.” similar tour in uniform on his “ It’s not going to take much HONORED — Veteran umpire Tom Stringfellow will real effective — and the balls never been within the man’s Young told CBS-TV he is states in the nation. Most of them State agencies have a Sept. 1 retirement at the end of the 1983 more than .500 ball,” the second receive the 1989 Unsung Award from the Manchester . . . "I did it when the opportunity arose." don’t go out into the seats.’ ’ power to cancel a pregnancy once ’ ’troubled by the fact that I don’t increased their budgets substan­ deadline to submit figures to season, wore a suit and tie in baseman said. “ With or without Burks and Rivera jumped on Sports Hall of Fame at its annual induction dinner on an egg has been fertilized. have any guidance to help me tially and reduced taxes during Milano’s office explaining how steamy weather as his number Roger, we can play .500 ball. Orosco. Burks, just off the Sept. 22. " I consider them life,” Mrs. ferret out the right decision in this that period, setting them up for they will maintain current servi­ joined three others on the facade “ Anybody can win this thing, disabled list, hit his first homer Davis said shortly after her case. But that’ll come along, and problems this year.” ces within strict inflation guide­ of the right field roof. anybody. Can there be a three-or since June 4 and eighth of the husband filed fordivorce. Shehas I ’m comfortable that it’ll be done Hawaii, where a budget surplus lines. They also have until Oct. 1 Ted Williams and Joe Cronin four-way tie?” Student season into the center field said that the eggs are the result of in a professional manner.” was projected, passed permanent to submit “ budget options” — had their Nos. 9 and 4 retired in “ We’re gonna need his arm bleachers. Two outs later Rivera years of surgery, tests and Apparently the only state with a From page 1 income tax reductions plus a essentially theirwish lists fornew cerem onies in 1984. Bobby down the stretch.” said Murphy, one-time rebate of $125 per capped a 3-4 game with his fourth Unsung Award self-administered injections and law on the rights of embryos is programs and .services. Doerr’s No. 1 was retired in 1988. who improved his record to 3-5 by homer into the screen in left. are her best chance at having a Louisiana, which says they are person. Kansas and Maine also Further, they must identify Yastrzemski. who played only retiring five batters in a row, the Then Murphy got the call, child. entitled to the full protection of not attending classes for almost LaBonne, who earned her de­ cut income taxes, according to programs and services totaling 10 with the Red Sox in a 23-year last three on strikeouts, as the replacing Bob Stanley, who ” I would love to be a mother,” the law and cannot be owned or 33 years. gree through traditional pro­ the survey. percent of their budget where career, is the only American fourth Boston pitcher. pitched 2 13 scoreless innings. she said. destroyed. ” I would encourage anybody grams as a part-time student, Hawaii was the only state cuts or changes can be made by With one out, Clemens gave up to Stringfellow League player to get 3,000 hits The Red Sox. who play 13 of She also said she would con­ The Davis’ embryos are in cold that’s interested in going back to said she did not find adjusting to where tax cuts totaled more than 0PM and the governor. and 400 homers. He returned to two singles and hit Joe Carter, RETIRED — Carl Yast­ their next 16 games on the road, sider raising the child by herself storage, not in Mrs. Davis’ body. do so. A lot of people are. You are the academic world too difficult. 5 percent of revenue. Wisconsin This has been a standard Boston two weeks after being loading the bases on just 11 rzemski waves to a sellout open a weeklong trip in Kansas Hartford recruiting office. and not asking for child support. But even in so primitive a form, going to see other people like “ Once you take one course, you cut taxes 3 percent. practice for some time now: it pitches. He then gave way to By Earl Yost inducted into the Hall of Fame, crowd at Fenway Park on During the next two decades Davis countered at the time with only four to eight cells, they yourself,” she said. get back on track,” she said. Gasoline and “ sin” taxes were puts the responsibility on the Dennis Lamp, who was tagged for City tonight, with Wes Gardner, (Special to the Herald) elected in his first year of he was employed in the Con­ that it would be unsettling ” to represent potential life, Christen­ Area college officials say more She said she quickly remem­ the most popular targets for agency heads to demonstrate Sunday, when his No. 8 was a two-run single by Dave Clark 3-6, down to start against the Royals’ Mark Gubicza. 9-9. necticut Department of Cor­ know that ... 10 years from now I berry says. and more older people are bered what it was like when she increases, the survey found. where savings can be accomp­ retired by the ballclub. and an RBI single by Brook Once he pitched and threw See YAZ, page 12 rection, retiring Jan. 1. 1987. attending college. Sixteen states increased their lished if the governor decides no-hitters. But for more than was a student. “ It’s like an In addition to working Little ’ ’The numbers are going up all motor fuels taxes by at least one they’re necessary. 45 years he’s umpired no-hit, elephant. You really don’t League games. Stringfellow the time,” said Susan Rand cent per gallon; 13 states raised The state has a little breathing no-run baseball games, and for forget.” was a 24-year active member New Zealand premier Brown, director of information But she said she would have cigarette taxes and seven raised room for 1990-91, since the esti­ the last 26 years has been a of the Hartford Chapter of the and marketing at Greater Hart­ perservered even if she found it taxes on alcoholic beverages. mated deficit for the year that familiar figure behind the Connecticut State Board of ford Community College. difficult. Corporate income taxes were ended June 30 keeps going down. plate working Little League Baseball Umpires and called Brown offered two explana­ “ I ’m one of those persons that increased in five states. It now stands at about $64 million games in Manchester. announces resignation hundreds of scholastic, college tions. The first, she said, is once I start something, I finish Sales taxes were increased in — $50 million less than it was a The man behind the mask is and American Legion games. related to the job market. it,” she said. Georgia, Connecticut, North Da­ month ago. Budget officials will Tommie Stringfellow, a re­ WELLINGTON, New Zealand direction of economic policy. He now devotes his full atten­ “ The demands of the workforce After completing her freshman kota and Kansas, and West have the final 1988-89 figures on tired Army man. named today (AP) — Prime Minister David ” It was good to walk out of tion to umpiring the Little are increasingly sophisticated,” and sophomore years at Man­ Virginia extended it to cover food. Sept. 1. the winner of the 1989 Unsung Lange, whose opposition to nu­ there (the Cabinet) while they Leaguers. she said. "It used to be you could chester Community College, La­ Connecticut also broadened the 'The lower estimates mean that Award from the Manchester clear weapons resulted in the still clapped me,” said Lange, ’Tve always enjoyed work­ go out and get a job without a Bonne transferred to St. Joseph, a tax to cover services such as more money will be left in the Sports Hall of Fame banning of U.S. warships from his who stepped into the limelight in ing with and helping others,” college degree.” women’s college. architectural design, consulting, budget reserve, or rainy day Committee. country, today announced his 1984 by declaring nuclear war­ Stringfellow said of his invol­ The second reason older people lobbying, public relations, re­ fund, and available should it be The personable 67-year-old resignation. ships unwelcome and stepped “ One of the reasons I went to St. vement, particularly in are taking college courses is Joseph was because of its smal­ pairs and some advertising. necessary in 1989-90 or 1990-91. Stringfellow, a local resident The surprise announcement down when disputes over internal baseball, “ simply for the pleasure of Many other miscellaneous As a result of the latest deficit since 1963. earned the nick­ came one day before a meeting of economic policies refused to go lness. At a huge college you’re ” I guess I’ve been around a learning,” Brown said. taxes were raised, including estimates for 1988-89, some $66 name “Jumping Tom” early his left-leaning Labor Party, away. just a number,” she said. long time umpiring as I now During the ’70s, so many older increases in real estate transfer million will be left in the rainy day in his officiating career be­ which last week elected his chief Australian Prime Minister Bob The school has an enrollment of see sons playing whose fa­ people were applying for admis­ about 760 students. taxes in six states. States are fund once the books are closed on cause of his unique manner of rival, former Finance Minister Hawke said that despite some thers’ Little League games I sion at the University of Connecti­ She said she had been accepted increasingly turning to taxes on the budget year just ended. calling ballsand strikes. There Roger Douglas, to the Cabinet. policy differences, "We cooper­ worked years ago. I get a big cut that the school created its at UConn, which has about 13,520 has never been a more flam­ Citing poor health, the 47-year- ated very closely and effectively kick out of watching youngs­ bachelor of general studies pro­ undergraduates on the Storrs boyant style on the local scene old prime minister said he will in bilateral and South Pacific ters having a good time.” he gram in 1977, said Priscilla campus. She chose not to attend by a baseball umpire on all step down Tuesday. Lange, hospi­ issues.” said. Bakke, the program’s coordina­ because of the school’s size. ■ I levels of play. Stringfellow’s talized last year for a heart Papua New Guinea’s prime One would never know that tor. The degree program is “ In all my years at college, I technique of leaping into the condition, said he is looking minister, Rabbie Namaliu, said Housing the husky. 6-1. 210-pound designed for older students who never felt out of place,” LaBonne air after calling a strike is forward to a healthy future. from Port Moresby that Lange Stringfellow was once called already have 60 college credits. said. “ I can’t say enough about well-known and a lasting ” It will not, however, be as ’’brought commonsense to West­ From page 1 "Peanut” by his clo.se friends. “ In a country where people are characteristic. prime minister,” Lange told the ern politics insofar as it affected MCC, everyone was so helpful. I ” I got that name because we well-educated, people tend to felt the same way at St. Joseph.” Stringfellow was born Jan. news conference in the capital of the Pacific region. raised peanuts on our 80-acre educate themselves more and Now that LaBonne has her occupancy and rooming house 22. 1922 in Meredian, Miss As a this former British colony in the “ Even though his tough stand Park School, and four vacant farm as well as all our own more. It has a snowball effect,” degree, she said she plans to help 20-year-old serving with the South Pacific with a population of on issues such as nuclear disar­ development. losts totaling 2.4 acres at 311, 319, vegetables. When I was pitch­ Bakke said. local people afflicted with ac­ ■ Consider revising the zoning Army in Germany. Stringfel­ 3.3 million. mament and the environment 327, and 335 Ferguson Road. ing. I always had a few peanuts Although Bakke said she did not quired immune deficiency syn­ regulations to allow accessory low got his first taste of He said he had ’ ’stopped the made him unpopular with most Also, a 9.5-acre parcel at 500 in my pockets and when I know how many older students drome by volunteering for the apartments. umpiring after a star-studded juggernaut of the New Right,” a Western leaders, he pursued his Lydall St, a 10-acre parcel at 101 wanted to relax a little, I ’d were enrolled in the traditional Manchester Area Network on ■ Consider allowing the con­ career as a schoolboy sensa­ barb at Douglas, who was dis­ policies in the interests of the Camp Meeting Road, a 5.9 acre reach into my pocket and take program at UConn, she said, AIDS. version of single family houses tion in Mississippi. missed by Lange last year Pacific region and its people,” parcel at Windsor Street, mil­ out a few and eat them.” he "m ore and more non-traditional The group, a non-profit organi­ into multifamily dwellings or "I pitched two perfect following a public row over the Namaliu said. itary property at Nike Circle that said. students are going to go into zation formed about two years duplexes without public hearings. games.” he recalled in which may be sold under a U.S. Army ’’Besides playing baseball, traditional programs because ago, looks at the services and ■ Consider creating a zoning no opposing batter reached proposal, and surplus water my favorite sport. I was also a that’s what exists. needs of people suffering from regulation pertaining to housing base in any manner. ” I had department lands. running back in football. I “ What you’re going to see, I AIDS. for the elderly. four shutouts one season and I Eastern pilots consider The committee also says the loved baseball, as a player, think, are more non-traditional ■ Evaluate flexible design reg­ pitched a number of one- LaBonne said she hoped her town should consider selling until I got into umpiring.” he programs.” ulations for single family housing hitters. I had a good live education would help her in her some of the properties to private recalled. She said that traditional pro­ to produce single family detached fastball,” he added. whether to remain out work. developers and using the pro­ ‘Til umpire until I get too grams at many colleges are not dwellings at a size and density Stringfellow, the oldest of 10 “ All I know is it’s something I ceeds toward affordable housing old.” Stringfellow said, which intended for people who want to which would encourage afforda­ programs. children, retired from active MIAMI (AP) — Pilots striking —Negotiating a settlement should be involved with because may still be years off ashe still earn their education as a part- ble housing. Handley said of the report, “ I duty in the Army after 25 years in sympathy with Eastern Air­ with Eastern management. The AIDS patients seem to be treated Reginald PInto/Mancheetar Herald exhibits the grace and enthusi­ time student. Among the publicly-owned don’t see any problems although in 1966 with the rank of master lines’ Machinists union are meet­ Air Line Pilots Association’s like lepers of the 20th century,” sergeant. Stringfellow saw ex­ asm of a young colt. “ Instead they’re designed for areas the committee recom­ there will be a minority in the ing this week to decide whether to chief goats in negotiations have she said. The 10th annual Hall of the resident population of full­ mends be targeted for affordable group who will submit their own round of the State Legion Tournament Tuesday at 10 tensive duty in North Africa, follow their leaders’ unanimous been job security for its 3,600 TOURNAMENT BOUND — Manchester Legion Post 102 Fame induction dinner will be time students.” UConn’s Bakke said, “ Lifelong housing are a 1.1-acre vacant lot report on specific issues along France and Hawaii in addition vote to stay off the job. Eastern members, ensuring walked off the field last Monday with the Zone Eight title a.m. at Palmer Field in Middletown. held at the Army and Navy Officials at Manchester Com­ education is a trend. People no at 291 School St. now used for town with the committees.” to Germany. His final years The first closed meeting was Eastern’s survival and unioniz­ Club on Friday night. Sept. 22. munity College said they did not longer think in terms of a public works department stor­ Handley said the committee’s in its pocket. Manchester will face Waterbury in the first serving Uncle Sam were in the held Sunday night in Miami. ing pilots at Continental Airlines, keep statistics on the number of terminal degree. A collegeeduca- age, a 5 to 10-acre parcel at 395 report will be given to the Board Others will be held through the Eastern’s sister carrier under older students. tion is for everyone.” Porter St. to the rear of Highland of Directors in September. week in other cities. Texas Air Corp. ownership. The union leadership voted Saturday to continue its five- —Returning to work unilater­ Manchester set for the states Hall of Fame month strike, but called local ally. The pitots are on sympathy Physician? WEIGHT LOSS Centers membership meetings to discuss strike, and their contract re­ alternatives that include return­ mains in effect. Post 102 opens tournament play against Waterbury to honor Fracchia ing to work, said pilots spokes­ The last scenario would raise Say YES to Guaranteed Weight Loss Success legal questions about how many man Ron Cole. seven saves and Brian Igoe is 4-0. Bv Earl Yost years (1946 through 1975) The union hasn’t ruled out a pilots Eastern would have to take runs through Sunday. All games said. “ They’re not surprised that Bv Jim TIernev DiYeso and Schackner have four (Special to the Herald) under four different chiefs as a return to work under favorable back at their existing salaries, to a GUARANTEED average weight Manchester Herald are at Palm er Field. they’re champs. They know they SAY loss of 3 pounds per week.* were the best team in the Zone. homers apiece. member of the police conditions, despite a picket-line considerably higher than those of YES Post 102 wound up its regular department. This year the kids don’t feel like First baseman DiYeso, 18, who Friend of Sport honoree at 1 battle cry of ’ ’One day longer than newly hired pilots. to our professionally supervised History may not be on the side season on a high note by rallying the second-place team went also started' last summer, re­ the 10th annual Manchester For 15 years, Fracchia Lorenzo.” Eastern, which has admitted SAY YES diet with immediate results of the Manchester Legion Post 102 to defeat Windsor Locks, 6-4, trained hunting dogs and con­ its plans to deal with the machi­ there.” members the mood on the team a Sports Hall of Fame dinner Among the options would be: baseball contingent as it makes Sunday at East Catholic’s Eagle ducted obedience classes and nists strike were crippled by the to real food and new eating habits Morency’s last comment re­ year ago at this time. Sept. 22 at the Army and Navy —Continuing the strike and final preparations for its second Field. Trailing, 4-3, with two outs demonstrated and explained pilots’ surprising solidarity, has SAY YES to stay slim. ferred to the best-of-three Zone “ It’s a little more relaxed this Club will be Lee Fracchia. support of the buyout effort by consecutive assault on the State in the sixth inning. Pete Algarin the ABC’s of flycasting and playoff series with East Hartford year,” DiYeso said. “ The atti­ Chicago options trader Joseph been moving along on a rebuild­ to professionals who know how Legion Baseball Tournament. singled for Post 102. Steve Joyner Fracchia will be saluted for flytying for a decade as a last summer to decide the Zone tude is take it a game at a time. Ritchie. ing plan without its unions. SAY to help. Yet all cylinders seem to be ready followed with a two-run homer to his involvement as a volunteer volunteer. YES title. Manchester won the series We have a lot of guys back. to lay the past to rest. give Manchester a 5-4 advantage. in educating hundreds of against the team many had Basically, it’s the same team as When fast-pitch softball was Manchester, which has not won Rob Stanford followed Joyner youngsters in the art of fishing popular after World War II in Call now for a FREE Consultation! picked to win the state last year. We have another year a game in the State Legion with a solo blast of his own. and hundreds of adults in the Manchester, Fracchia was a Algarin led Manchester with tournament. of experience under our belts.” Open Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. tourney since 1959, successfully DiYeso feels last summer’s finer points of dog obedience regular catcher with a team he defended it Zone Eight title this three hits and three stolen bases “ It’s great to be here again,’ ’ and the training of hunting Morency continued. “ The 17- playoff series with East Hartford sponsored in league play at summer and will begin tourna­ while Keith DlYeso added two dogs. Robertson Park hits. George Covey gained the win year-olds are now 18-year-olds. may have drained Post 102 both Vernon/Manchester ...... 646-3110 ment play Tuesday morning at 10 The 78-year-old Fracchia’s Born in Italy. October 15, in relief. Manchester, which won The 18-year-olds are going to physically and emotionally. against Zone 5 champion Water­ contributions on the local sport 1910, Fracchia was also an its final II Zone games and 13 play. They’re the ones who got us “ East Hartford was the presea­ other Locations: bury at Palmer Field in scene also include a decade in auxiliary policeman and for games overall, finished its regu­ here. You can sense it. The talk son favorite,” DiYeso said. Middletown. the Little League baseball many years had the honor of Bloomfield...242-3333 lar season with a 19-5 Zone record now is states. This is kind of neat “ When we won that it was like our This is the 11th time a Manches­ states. We thought it was going to program as head of the um­ firing the starting gun at the FINAL DAYS and 28-8 overall. because there’s 64 teams in the i SUMMER WEIGHT ____ Rocky Hm...529-0888 ter team has played in the State pires and one term as presi­ annual Manchester Road offer expires I _ Righthander Matt Helin will state and only nine of us are doing be a cakewalk (in the states). We HERBERT W. REIHER, M.D. Legion Tournament since 1959. dent. It was a common sight Race. U LOSS SPECIAL Aug. 14, 1989 I draw the starting mound assign­ anything come Aug. 8.” were sorely mistaken. If we can jwnouncw the opening of his office for the prac^ of internal medidne, The Manchester-Waterbury each week during the summer Fracchia was one of the P h ysician s ment for Manchester against Currently, Stanford (.414) and win this first game, we’ll be all Dr. Helher received his M.D. degree from the University of Connecticut game is the first of four games on right. We’ve got to have some season to see Fracchia work­ original members of the Man­ Waterbury, which knocked off DiYeso (.402) are the team’s top School of Medicine In 1985. He completed his Internship and residency at WEIGHT LOSS tap Tuesday. If Post 102 wins, it guts. We didn’t have it last year” ing as many as five or six chester Sportsmen’s Associa­ St. Francis Hospital from 1985-88 and was appointed chief resident In Post 102, 8-2, in its first tourney two hitters. DiYeso leads the club $ ool would meet the New London- Manchester has a .310 team games in as many nights. tion. and a first-year member medicine at St. Francis from 1988-89. He Is board-certified In Internal W e e ks^ game last summer. Manchester in runs batted in with 38. The C e n te r s , Fairfield winner Wednesday at batting average. Fracchia. perhaps, is best- in the Manchester Coon and medicine. Dr. Relher’s office adjoins DR. KAREN DEVASSY'S practice, will be the home team against other leading hitters are Neal with you ovory day, avary pound ol tha way. ** 4:30 p.m. If Manchester loses, it “ It seems like a lot of pres­ known to long-time Manches­ Fox Club and active for years with whom he has worked during residency training and with whom he 88 Waterbury. All tourney game are Schackner (.362) and Dom Lauri- 8 Physicians consullalion and evaluation, and Nulritional Supplementa at would play the New London- ter residents as the dog shares a common practice philosophy. for nitis (.312). Covey tops the sure.” Morency said. “ It’s only in the Norwich Striper Club regular prices Not valid wiih any other otter. Other programs available, nine innings. $88 FOR 8 WEEKS OF THE WEIGHT LOSS Fairfield loser Wednesday morn­ pressure if youregoallows it lobe warden, having ser\-ed ‘29 and the Hartford Surf Club. 1340 Sullivan Avenue 644-1521 t 1989 CopyrighI Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers ot America, Inc . Akron, Ohio 44313 “There’s a lot of good signs,” hurlers with a 7-2 mark while South Windsor, CT Hours by appointment > ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ PORTION OF THE PROGRAM ing at 10. Helin is 3-2. Stanford is 5-1 with pressure.’’ The double elimination tourney Manchester coach Dave Morency I

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By Rick Warner Braves in order in the ninth for Expos block major deal The Associated Press the victory. A ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Montreal Expos fires back NL Roundup Cardinals 5, Phillies 4: Jeff Parrett walked pinch-hitter Joe stopped St. Louis from pulling off a potential The New York Mets and blockbuster trade, claiming Cardinals’ Pittsburgh Pirates ended long S' Magrane with two outs and the bases load in the 10th inning, catcher Tony Pena while on recallable days with long balls. the game went another inning. waivers. completing a four-run rally that at critics Chicago, which lost for the first Jeff King led off the bottom of According to Montreal sources, St. Louis was time in six games at Pittsburgh gave St. Louis the victory. the Ifith inning with a homer off preparing to send Pena and third baseman reliever Scott Sanderson to give this season, took a 4-3 lead in the Magrane is the Cardinals lead­ By Rusty Miller ing pitcher with 13 victories, but Terry Pendleton to the Boston Red Sox for third the Pirates a 5-4 victory over the ninth on an RBI double by baseman Wade Boggs. The Associated Press Domingo Ramos. The Pirates is only a career .158 hitter. He Chicago Cubs on Sunday in the Red Sox General Manager Lou Gorman tied it in the bottom of the inning pinch hit for Todd Worrell only CANTON, Ohio — Terry Bradshaw’s selection to longest game ever at Three admitted talking to the Cardinals but said, Rivers Stadium. < without a hit. because the Cardinals had no­ the Pro Football Hall of Fame caused no “ Never did Boggs’ name come up.” Leyland played the game under body but pitchers left on the controversy, but the former Pittsburgh quarter­ In New York, Kevin McRey- “ It doesn’t matter. We weren’t going to trade protest, claiming that Zimmer bench. back had some harsh words for those who criticized nolds opened the Mets’ 14th with a him anyway,” said St. Louis general manager u intentionally t r i^ to pull off an Vince Coleman started the his choice of presenter at the induction. homer that gave New York a 2-1 Dal Maxvill. “ There’s no animosity (toward victory and a three-game sweep illegal pitching change in the winning rally with a one-out Bradshaw, who was inducted into the Hall on single and his 48th steal of the Montreal) whatsoever. They don’t want us to of Montreal. ninth. make a deal. Saturday with former teammate Mel Blount, Willie The Pirates-Cubs game lasted 5 Mets 2, Expos 1: McReynolds, season. Ozzie Smith then walked, Wood of the Green Bay Packers and Art Shell of the hours and 42 minutes, breaking who has 10 RBIs in his last five and Pedro Guerrero and Tom Dorsett career over? Oakland and Los Angeles Raiders, lashed out at the Three Rivers record of 5:32 games, hit his game-winning Brunansky followed with RBI those who questioned his choice of Verne Lundquist, set in Pittsburgh’s 20-inning homer off Steve Frey, 3-2. singles. DENVER (A P) — Denver Broncos running his CBS Sports broadcasting partner, to present victory over Chicago in 1980. "W e have to keep going and Terry Pendleton, who sent the back Tony Dorsett was resting at St. Luke’s him. Sanderson, 9-8, pitched eight can’t sit back,” McReynolds said. game into extra innings with a Hospital on Sunday, a day after undergoing “ It’s the greatest day of my life and I get nailed two-out homer inthe ninth, struck scoreless innings before King hit “ They could have swept us with a arthroscopic surgery on his left-knee for an down here,” Bradshaw told reporters before his third major-league homer. few breaks.” out. But Jose Oquendo singled to injury that may ring down the curtain on his Saturday’s induction ceremony. “ What’s with you King entered the game with a . 163 Jeff Musselman, who escaped tie the game and Parrett, 8-4, career. people? My choice is very simple. For all you average and was hitless in his jams in the 13th and 14th innings, intentionally walked Denny Wal­ Dorsett, 35, the No. 2 rusher in N FL history, Pittsburghers, listen one more time and see if you first six at-bats. improved to 1-1 with his first ling before facing Magrane. injured his left knee in a non-contact passing can’t get this through your head. "The bottom line is we lost, no victory as a Met. Dodgers 4, Padres 2: Fernando drill on Thursday. “ (Form er Steeler Owner) Art Rooney is gone. He Valenzuela won his first home was my presenter, but he’s dead. That’s the only matter how long it lasted,” Montreal had a chance to go He sustained a tom anterior cruciate The Ataoclaled Press Sanderson said. ‘ T m just kind of ahead in the 14th when Otis Nixon game in seven weeks and Jay ligament, a tom lateral cartilage and a partial person that would have represented m e .. .. He and I Howell tied a Dodgers record disgusted right now.’ ’ singled, was sacrificed to second tear of the medial collateral ligament. were close. ...” SCRAMBLER — Eagle quarterback Don half play Sunday as Philadelphia beat The loss left the Cubs in a and stole third. But after Mike with his 24th save. Club spokesman Jim Saccomano said Bradshaw said his reasons for selecting Lund­ Cleveland, 17-13, in an NFL exhibition first-place tie with the Expos in Aldrete walked, Tim Raines Valenzuela. 6-11, gave up nine quist were simple. McPherson evads the grasp of the Dorsett is expected to stay in the hospital game in London’s Wembley Stadium. the National League East. The popped to second and Tim Wall- hits, struck out four and walked another day or two. “ It’s a case where I want someone I was close to. Browns’ Carl Hairston during second- three in seven innings. The Art was by far the first choice. (Current Steeler teams begin a three-game series M t i i i I ft-f ach grounded into a fielder’s “ We expect him to come out the early part of Monday in Chicago. The Aetocieted PreM choice to end the inning. left-hander, who had lost six of his the week as opposed to the latter part,” president) Dan Rooney and I aren’t close. I like him previous seven starts, won for the just fine. I like all of (my former teammates) just " I ’m tired and hungry, but you WINNING HOMER — The Mets’ Keith “ We lost three here but they’re Saccomano said. don’t feel tired and hungry when a 2-1 win over Montreal at Shea Stadium still chasing us,” Raines said. first time at Dodger Stadium fine. But I don’t have a relationship with them. McReynolds, center, is mobbed by his As for doctors’ prognosis on the surgery, he Johnson, Brister can’t kick you lose,” Pirates manager Jim on Sunday. It completed a three-game “ We’re in a good position, it’s just since he beat the Atlanta Braves said, “ They certainly would expect a full “ I wanted it to be someone special to me. Verne Leyland said. “ It’s hard to keep teammates after his leadoff homer in the sweep of the Mets over the Expos. a matter of the offense getting 5-3 on June 18. recovery but not without the six-month period is.” everything straight in a game like bottom of the 14th inning gave New York going.” Howell tied the club record for and a lot of hard work on Tony’s part.” At the induction ceremony, Bradshaw reflected that, but I think we earned it. Reds 3, Braves 2: Eric Davis saves set by Jim Hughes in 1954 on his 14-year career with the Steelers. about their new contracts King reallycrusheditand that’s a won the game with a two-run and equaled by Jim Brewer in “ I had a guy come up to me a while ago and he good way to end a game like "Each team had lots of chances to were ready to play well.” he had to be getting tired. They homer off Joe Boever in the ninth 1970. Toran dies in crash said, ‘The book is that you’re a good quarterback on Hippie and Chuck Long, the latter that.” win but weren’t executing.” Pirates 5, Cubs 4; King said he didn’t have anybody else.” inning. Astros 3, Giants 2: Rookie Eric LOS ANGELES (A P) - Strong safety Stacey great teams.’ ” Bradshaw said, then added with a Bv The Associated Press recovering from off-season elbow The Mets took 4 hours and 55 The Mets, who now trail the was looking for a fastball on a 3-1 The Cubs, already short-staffed Davis hit his 21st homer after Yelding’s RBI single in the eighth Toran, whofigured to be a major part of the Los laugh, “ That pretty much sums it up.” Norm Johnson can’t kick about NFL Camps surgery. minutes to complete their victory Expos and Cubs by just four pitch from Sanderson. And that’s after Paul Kilgus left the team to Luis Quinones led off the inning inning gave Houston its first Angeles Raiders’ defense this year, died in an Bradshaw. 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds, played for his new deal with the Seattle Washington Redskins: Redskins over the Expos. games, play 14 of their next 17 what he got. be with his pregnant wife, almost with a single. Boever, 4-5, gave up victory in six games at Candles­ auto accident that occurred during a 24-hour Pittsburgh from 1970 to 1983. completing 2,205 of games at home. “ Every time he got behind in ran out of pitchers. Manager Don tick Park this season. 3.901 passes for almost 16 miles in yardage. Seahawks. Nor can Bubby Bris­ starting quarterback Doug Willi­ “ We knew in the back of our a game-winning homer to Mari­ break in training camp. ter with the Pittsburgh Steelers. ams returned to training camp mind it would take a home run to “ I wasn’t thinking about a the count he came in with a Zimmer used six of them and was ano Duncan in the 10th inning on The win pulled the Astros to Toran, 27, was killed after he lost control of Along with Blount, a comerback whose career Those two signed lucrative Sunday, but said he will do little win this game,” New York sweep.” Mets manager Davey fastball,” King said. “ You have prepared to call on Mike Bielecki, Friday. within two games of the division- his 1984 BMW on a curving street a block from spanned the same years, Bradshaw guided the $1 million a year. to give him a lot of credit, because Tuesday’s scheduled starter, if contracts with their respective more than be a spectator until his shortstop Kevin Elster said. Johnson said. " I was thinking we Norm Charlton. 5-1, retired the leading Giants. his Marina del Rey home at 11:30 p.m. Steelers to Super Bowl titles in 1975, 1976. 1979 and The Steelers’ highest-paid 1980. teams on Sunday, each getting lower-back problems are com­ Saturday, police said. player had been comerback Rod special incentives that could pletely healed. The car jumped a curb, stmck a tree and “ I loved winning. I didn’t care. I just wanted to Woodson, who signed a $2 million win,” Bradshaw said. “ I ’d like people to say nothing inflate their salaries even more. The 33-year-old Williams was flipped several times. Toran. who was alone, deal as a rookie in 1987. “ Norm has an opportunity to released from Arlington Hospital Toronto’s Lee picks right spot was ejected and stmck his head on the else but, ‘That sucker just loved to win.’ That would Brister’s base salary report­ Yaz make even more money than he in Virginia on Sunday after eight pavement. Officer Richard Wells said Sunday. cover it pretty good.” edly will be $700,000 this season. Blount, the youngest of 11 children from a Georgia was looking for,” said Bruce days in traction and therapy for From page 11 He was pronounced dead at the scene. $800,000 in 1990 and $900,000 in Singman. Johnson’s agent. “ The what team doctors call a “ nerve Police said there was no sign of speeding. farm family, said it was difficult to compare the 1991. plus annual bonuses — such structure of the contract makes root irritation” in his lower left as Biue Jays edge the Yanks However, Sgt. Robert Topete said Toran was emotion of winning a Super Bowl with his induction. as for reporting to camp and “ The Super Bowls were a great accomplishment him happy because it gives him side. eligibility. not wearing his seat belt, making the team’s opening-day for a group of men working for a common goal,” the opportunity to earn his money Williams said he will continue "Today I join three other great roster — worth $125,000 a year. TORONTO (AP) - Manny Lee plate.” was Barfield’s 19th of the season. through his excellence on the treatments and conditioning until Red Sox players who also are Blount said. “ This is more of a personal award but The average NFL starting quar­ is not going to challenge Toronto George Bell echoed McGriff’s Roberto Kelly tripled and you know you don’t get here by yourself. You never he is ready to compete with Mark members of the Hall of Fame.” field.” terback’s salaryisabout $800,000. Blue Jays teammate Fred sentiments. scored on a Steve Sax single to put Paez retains IBF crown The Seahawks placekicker Rypien and Stan Humphries for Yaz said. “ To me. having my get anywhere by yourself, especially in a team sport Brister, who reported to train­ McGriff for the American League “ He (Lee) loves to face lef­ the Yankees up 2-0 in the top of the signed a two-year contract for a the No. 1 quarterback’s job. No number retired at my home in EL PASO, Texas (A P ) — Jorge “ Ma- like football.” ing camp despite his uncertain home run title, or anyone else for ties,” Bell said. “ When Manny third. reported $750,000 or more, mak­ target date has been set for his Fenway Park is asgreatanhonor romero” Paez suffered the first knockdown of contract status, took part in the that matter. But he certainly sees a lefty out there, he gets The Blue Jays got a run back in ing him one of the best-paid return. as being elected to the Hall of his career, but recovered to score a unanimous Steelers’ 90-minute intrasquad picks his spots. excited.” the bottom of the fourth on a Dallas Cowboys; Scott Secules, Fame.” decision over Steve Cruz on Sunday and retain kickers in the NFL. .scrimmage Saturday night after Like Sunday, when he hit a Bell ignited the five-run sev­ run-scoring ground-out by Bell, In reports published Sunday, considered the Cowboys' bright­ He thanked his father, Carl Sr., the International Boxing Federation feather­ sitting out nearly two days of three-run homer to lead the Blue enth with a one-out double before scoring Kelly Gruber from third the Morning News 'Tribune of est quarterback prospect last and Jean Yawkey, principal weight title. workouts with a tired throwing Jays to a 6-5 victory over the New McGriff gave the Blue Jays their Gruber doubled to right-center Tacoma estimated Johnson’s sa­ season, was traded to the Miami owner of the Red Sox. seated at arm. York Yankees. first lead with his two-run blast. and went to third on a wild pitch lary at $750,000 to $775,000 for the Dolphins on Sunday for a condi­ the second ba.se area for the “ I ’ m anxious to get going. Lee surprised himself and Ernie Whitt chased loser Walt by Terrell. two years, while The Seattle tional 1990 mid-round draft pick. 35-minute ceremony. W e’ve been in cam p long 49,025 fans at Toronto’s Sky Dome Terrell with a double and Moseby The Yankees threatened in the Labonte dominates IROC Times said his base pay would be Cowboys coach Jimmy John­ Then, in acknowledging sev­ enough.” Brister said. by hitting a Lee Guetterman greeted Guetterman with a walk, top of the fifth, but came away roughly $490,000 a year. son said the deal means he is eral standing ovations. Captain BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) - Terry Labonte In other N FL training camp slider over the center field fence setting the table for the 5-foot-9, empty thanks to some sloppy Johnson signed the contract committed to keeping his two Carl showed appreciation to the had simply had enough of finishing second in news: for only his second homer of the 165-pound Lee. base running. after an 11-day holdout. prize rookies — Troy Aikmanand fans. International Race of Champions events. season. Todd Stottlemyre had another Alvero Espinoza led off the Meanwhile, Brister went from Detroit Lions; Rookie Rodney Steve Walsh. “ This is a great honor,” he said. The NASCAR stock car star went from the “ It was a slider,” Lee said. “ I decent outing, checking the Yan­ inning with a single and Kelly’s back row to the front in eight laps and went on the N F L ’s lowest-paid starting Peete and veterans Rusty Hilger Johnson said he won’t name a “ I thank all you New England was looking for that pitch all kees on seven hits over seven double put runners at the comers to dominate the 50-lap, 100-mile race Saturday quarterback to one of the highest- and Bob Gagliano are waging a starter until the Cowboys’ final fans for supporting me for 23 game and I finally got one. When I innings. Stottlemyre struck out with none out. at Michigan International Speedway. paid players in the Steelers’ three-way battle to open the exhibition game against Houston years and making all this possible hit it I knew I got all of it, but I four and walked two in improving Sax couldn’t cash in Espinoza In the process, he vaulted past Rusty history. exhibition season as the Lions’ on Sept. 2. today.” didn’t figure it was gone.” to 3-5. with a hard grounder to third and Wallace into the points lead heading into the Brister was on the option year starting quarterback. Denver Broncos; The Broncos Yastrzemski, who will be 50 on Lee’s blast capped the Blue “I’m throwing more of a Luis Polonia followed with a fly final race of the four-race all-star series next of a contract that would pay him Peete, Hilger and Gagliano announced the signing of veter an Aug. 22, recalled when he re­ Jays’ five-run seventh inning and sinking fastball,” said Stottle­ ball to the track in left. Both Saturday at Watkins Glen, N Y. $187,000 this year. His new have been the most impressive comerback Jeremiah Castille. placed Williams in left field as a it came on the heels of McGriff’s myre. “ The end result is I ’m runners were tagging as Bell But even the prospect of winning the contract is worth a reported $2.75 signal-callers in training camp, The 5-foot-lO. 175-pound Castille rookie in 1961. American League-leading 29th getting more ground balls. Also, camped under the ball. Bell’s prestigious championship, and the $200,000 million, with^ incentives that coaches say. The other quarter­ was signed to a series of one-year “I acted like an iceman be­ homer of the season, a two-run I ’m finally getting it through my contracts. throw to third was right on the prize that goes with it. could not take any of the could make the'total value nearly backs in camp are veterans Eric cause of all the pressure,” Yaz shot to deep right. head that I just can’t rear back mark to nail Kelly with the third gloss off his first IROC race victory. recalled. “ For a long time I didn’t Both of Lee’s homers have and throw.” out just before Espinoza trotted “ I fini.shed second here by about a half want to show my feelings. The Associated Press come in games when McGriff has Terrell, 0-2, gave up six hits across the plate. car-length to Harry Gant (in 1985), and I Trie Associated Press “I tried to be Ted Williams homered, pretty much assuring over 6 1-3 innings, with two ‘.‘I never saw so many oppor­ finished second to A1 Unser Jr. (at Watkins instead of Carl Yastrzemski. It EASY TURN — New York Yankee shortstop Alvero that Lee won’t catch McGriff in strikeouts and one walk. Expos look for right magic tunities to score runs and not take Glen) last year and second to Rusty at Daytona WATCH THE BIRDIE — John Mahaffey didn’t work. There never was a the home run derby. Jesse Barfield staked the Yan­ advantage of them like we did Espinoza fires to first base to complete a double play (in the 1989 season opener),” Labonte said. getting down, keep the players all.” greater hitter than Ted Williams. “ I ’m not too worried about kees to a 1-0 lead with his 100th today,” Yankees manager Dallas watches his birdie pptt roll in on the 17th By Hal Bock against Toronto on Sunday. Espinoza forced a sliding “ I ’ve had plenty of seconds and I ’m just tickled The Associated Press from panicking, keep the attitude Tim Wallach. who managed the I had to learn to be myself.” Manny catching me,” McGriff career homer in Toronto, a Green said. “ We have no concept hole Sunday during the final round of Lance Mulliks (5) on the play at second base. The Blue to win one, finally.” up. But he can’t pull a wand out of sacrifice fly with the bases loaded Massachusetts Gov. Michael joked. “ But he’s got some pretty one-out solo-shot to deep left in of what we’re doing in those kinds the St. Jude Classic in Memphis. NEW YORK — About two his hat.” in the fourth, was the chief Dukakis and Boston Mayor Ray Jays won, 6-5. good pop from the left side of the the top of the second. The homer of situations.” Flynn sent proclamations salut­ Mahaffey won the tournament with a weeks ago, the Montreal Expos At this stage, a bat in the hat culprit, leaving 12 runners on ing Yaz on “ Carl Yastrzemski Goetze wins amateur title 12-under-par total of 272. stopped hitting. Not just one or would be more helpful for base during an O-for-6 day. Day.” PINEHURST, N.C. (A P) — Vicki Goetze two of them, but nearly all of Montreal. The slump is lineup-wide, In a hand-written note on White Orioles seem back on track after 2-week snooze defeated Brandie Burton 4 and 3 to win the 89th them. “ We hope somewhere between though. Leadoff man Otis Nixon House stationary, President Bush women’s amateur championship at Pinehurst Just stopped. Period. here and Chicago our hitters find had two singles Sunday, after Friendly advice their strokes,” Rodgers said. striking out three times and said: Country Club. This is bad business in the “ Dear Yaz — By The Associated Press Athletics 2, Mariners 1: Oakland middle of a pennant race and “ We’re close to 70 percent scoring popping up. He’s in a 5-for-31 rut. remained one-half game behind Burton held a 3-up lead through the first four “ Congratulations on ‘Yaz Day’ Manager Buck Rodgers knows it. runners from third base with less Power man Andres Galarraga, A L Roundup California in the AL West behind holes Saturday, but Goetze took control of the at Fenway Another well de­ Their two-week summer vaca­ lifts Mahaffey He watched his team squander than two out. We got one semi­ batting behind Wallach. man­ the seven-hit pitching of Storm 36-hole playoff after that, going 2-up heading served honor fora greatguy. Well tion isoverand, likemanypeople, into the afternoon’s round. Goetze ended the opportunity after opportunity jam sacrifice fly all day.” aged one single in six at-bats, the Baltimore Orioles are getting Davis and two relievers. Davis, The Expos left 16 runners on giving him 7-for-39. Mike Fitzge­ done. Good luck— George Bush.” match on the 15th hole, sinking a 25-foot putt. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - John Mahaffey was Sunday before finally losing 2-1 in back into their regular routine. foul doubt about this one. 11-5, went seven scoreless innings base, half of them in extra rald ishitlessinhislast 14at-bats. Yastrzemski also was honored ready to look at 1989 as just another year of work on 14 innings to the New York Mets. “ We’re getting things back “ I knew it was either caught or and won for the ninth time in his innings. They left the bases This, Rodgers said, has been as the “ first Little League gradu­ the PGA Tour. That was before he received some The victory completed a sweep together to where we’re going out over the fence,” Devereaux said. last 11 decisions. loaded in the eighth and 10th going on for some time. ate” to be voted into the Hall of Sotomayor, Conway go 1-2 friendly advice from his wife. by the Mets and left Montreal in a and playing consistent baseball,” “ I hit it good. This one was a little Rick Honeycutt took over to innings and had runners in "There’s no way to prevent a Fame and for his qontributions to “ My wife told me there was still a lot of golf to play first-place tie with Chicago, four Manager Frank Robinson .said safer. This was pretty well fair. I start the eighth and pinch-hitter LOS ANGELES (AP) — Javier Sotomayor of scoring position in four of the last slump, no matter how good a the Jimmy Fund, the fund-raising and to get off my butt,” said Mahaffey, who came games in front of St. Louis and Sunday after the Orioles tied the was more concerned about dis­ Henry Cotto homered on the first Cuba and Hollis Conway finished first and five innings. team is,” he said. "W e ’ve been arm of the Dana Farber Cancer from three strokes back on Sunday to win the $1 New York. The Expos open a game with a run in the bottom of tance than fair or foul. The other pitch. Dennis Eckersley pitched second, but failed to extend their respective They threatened. They just able to win some games despite it. Institute. million Federal Express St. Jude Classic by three three-game series in Chicago the ninth inning and then beat the one was long enough, but I didn’t the ninth and allowed two singles records Sunday at the Jack in the Box tonight. didn’t score. We hit lousy in Pittsburgh and 1 shots. Texas Rangers 3-2 on Mike know if it would stay inside the before nailing down his 21st save. Invitational track and field meet at UCLA’s “ We played great defense, had won three out of four. The fourth “ I hadn’t won since the 1986 Tournament Playem What can a manager do in a Deveraux’s homer in the 10th. line.” The A ’s took a 1-0 lead in the Drake Stadium. excellent pitching, and stole a game was 0-0 in the 12th inning.” Classic and it’s been a long road back,” said situation like this? Rodgers The Orioles have won three of Winner Mark Williamson fourth on Tony Phillips’ RBI Sotomayor, the first man to clear 8 feet, won couple of bases.” Rodgers said. Sanders Mahaffey, whose 6-under-par 65 closing round gave smiled thinly. The Expos lost that game and four games since a two-week pitched 1 2-3 scoreless innings in double. They made it 2-0 in the the event in 7-8‘/i, far below his world mark. “ We just couldn’t get the big hit at then the next three to the Mets, him a 72-hole score of 272, 12 under par. Bob Gilder, “ He can keep the club from stretch during which they lost 13 relief of starter Pete Harnisch. seventh on Jose Canseco’s sacri­ Conway missed three times at 7-10*/!, half-an- Bernhard Langer, Bob Tway and Hubert Green of 14 and saw their lead in the Williamson worked out of first- fice fly off loser Mike Dunne. inch higher than his American record, after arrested were each three shots back after four rounds over American League East shrink and-third, one-out jams in the Royals 3, Twina 2: Kevin Seltzer clearing 7-6‘A. the 7,006-yard, par-71 Tournament Players Club from 7‘A games to one game. It’s ninth and 10th. Steve Buechele hit a tie-breaking, seventh-inning Cuban Ana Quirot won the women’s 800 Easy Goer breezes in his return RICHMOND, Va. (A P) - Co­ course at Southwind. nack to 2‘A , with the Boston Red homered for Texas. single after Brad Wellman and meters in one minute, 59.54 seconds, a meet lumbus Clippers outfielder Deion Mahaffey said a two-week break during which he Sox the closest pursuer following Angels 6, Brewers 0: Jim Abbott Gary Thurman drew one-out and track record, who steered his horse through moving in up here early, but Sanders was arrested on Sunday pondered his golfing future brought him to the By Chris Carola a 6-4 victory over Cleveland. became the first California rookie walks from Shane Rawley. Bret traffic at the top of the stretch. they’ve got to move out some­ on charges he assaulted two fans conclusion that he had to become more agressive. The Associated Press Baltimore trailed 2-1 against in four years to win at least 10 Saberhagen, 12-5, yielded both "He was a little fresher.” Day time. I wasn’t going to get all during a game with the Richmond “ I was getting complacent. I found myself just Texas rookie Kevin Brown when games by scattering four hits in Minnesota runs and nine hits in Hambletonlan recalled added. “ He’s a class act. He’s shook up,” McGaughey said. Braves, a Richmond city sheriff’s trying to make cuts. I was not aggressive. I didn’t SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y. - Cal Ripken got an infield hit with seven innings and striking out a seven innings. been that way ever since he An afternoon of sunny skies left deputy said. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (A P) — Park like playing that way. I really wanted to win,” the A fresh horse plus a fast track one out in the ninth and Keith career-high nine. The Royals are 18-5 in games started running.” a fast track for Easy Goer to chew Sanders was charged with two Avenue Joe, $6.80, won the 64th Hambletonian 1978 PGA Championship winner said. equalled a winning performance Moreland doubled him to third. “ It’s nice. It was a little bit of a started by Saberhagen, who has Easy Goer almost didn’t get a up enroute to a clocking of 1:47 counts of simple assault and was on Saturday, but Probe is certain to become the “ I birdied the first hole today and I started in the Whitney Handicapfor Easy Relief ace Jeff Russell relieved goal of mine to do that,” Abbott lost only twice since May 4. chance to do any running in the 2:5. a stakes record and only freed after posting $5,000 bail, best-remembered runnerup the race has ever thinking about winning. I said ‘Let’s be aggressive.’ Goer. but Randy Milligan’s single tied said after becoming the Angels’ l>/B-mile Whitney. He lost the two-fifths of a second off the track according to a sheriff’s deputy ” Mahaffey said. Easy Goer returned from a the game and Devereaux’s sixth first rookie to reach double Tigers 4, White Sox 3: Pinch- had. Kentucky Derby and Breeders’ record. He did it despite finding who would not give her name. The title chase boiled down to a battle between seven-week layoff to blow past a home run of the season won it with figures since Kirk McCaskill won hitter Lou Whitaker’s sacrifice Probe, winner of the first heat, and Park Cup Juvenile on a muddy track himself in tight quarters at the Sanders was scheduled to appear Mahaffey and Gilder, who had shared the field of five older horses Saturday one out in the 10th. 12 games in 1985. fly capped a two-run eighth Avenue joe, winner of the second, battled to the and trainer Shug McGaughey top of the stretch. in court Monday, she said. third-round lead with Langer at 9-under. in capturing the $287,500 Whitney “ Teams don’t put us away. We Tony Armas’ sacrifice fly and inning as Detroit snapped Chica­ first dead heat ever in a Hambletonian raceoff didn’t plan to run him in the The incident allegedly oc­ Th* Aitoclatcd Pratt After slipping to 8-under early in his round. Gilder by 4‘/i lengths. It was Easy Goer’s hang around and win our share of RBI singles by Chili Davis, Bill go’s 13-game home winning in 96-degree heat on Saturday at the Whitney under sloppy conditions. curred near the end of Sunday’s challenged for the lead until he took consecutive first race since his victory in the Day steered Easy Goer be­ ballgames,” Robin.son said. Schroeder and Dick Schofield streak. Meadowlands. But despite heavy rains that game, which the Braves won 16-4. WHERE IS IT — California’s Johnny Ray (3) pops up at bogeys on the 17th and 18th holes while Mahaffey Belmont Stakes on June 10. tween Homebuilder and Forever Devereaux hit a disputed two- gave the Angels a 4-0 lead in the Gary Pettis and Alan Tram­ Park Avenue Joe, however, was declared began Friday and stretched into After Sanders was removed second base as he heads for third during a stolen base moved to 12-under with a 20-foot birdie putt at the “ He was a little bit more eager Silver and pulled away for a run homer in the bottom of the sixth against rookie Jaime Na­ mell singled off Chicago starter winner because of his better finishes in the Saturday morning, the trainer from the game for a pinch-hitter than he was in the Belmont, but $172,500 payday for owner Ogden ninth on July 15 for an 11-9 victory varro. Davis drove in the Angels’ Greg Hibbard to open the eighth attempt in the seventh inning of Sunday’s game with earlier heats. He finished second in the first par-4 17th. felt confident Easy Cioer would in the ninth inning, he changed “ I got off to a slow start and I really wasn’t that stands to reason after he had Phipps. In winning his ninth race over California. The Angels fifth run with an infield hit in the and Shawn Hillegas walked Milwaukee at Milwaukee's County Stadium. Ray and heat, while Probe broke stride and finished get to run. clothes and went to a concourse at making the putts,” Gilder said. "1 was just kind of a hard 55 days through the Triple in 13 career starts. Easy Goer has argued long and loud that it was a seventh and Johnny Ray singled pinch-hitter Fred Lynn to load the Milwaukee's Jim Gantner watch the ball roll into right ninth in the second. “ I knew that they get storms The Diamond stadium to wait for dragging my tail the first nine holes. Crown,” said jockey Pat Day, earned $2,061,750. foul ball. There was no fair-or- home the final run in the eighth. bases. fans who had heckled him. field. The Angels won, 6-0. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 7, 1989 — 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 7, 1989 A SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advice______PEOPLE Nureyev happy as king BlueJay86,Yankees5 National Laagua raaults Mata 2. Expoa 1 LPGA Washington Open A NEW YORK (14 Innlnga) (AP) — Rudolf Nu­ Baseball N EW YORK TORONTO B ETH ESD A , Md. 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It’s unlikely any lender center Patrick Ewing won’t be soaring through St. Louis S, Phllodelphlo A. 10 Innings Phllodelphlo 8, StLouls 10. 3B— Thon, Phil Rodgers, $3,925 75-72-70-217 meowners who signed up for mortgage be sufficient to offset Chicago 6. 3B— Trammell, TJones, Korko- species p ep th o u s a n d y e a p s . ' Allison Finney after Daniel shot a 2-over in the Los Angeles A, San Diego 3 Herr. VHoyes. 3B— Herr. HR— Pendleton (8). Bill Johnston, $3,925 74-70*73— 217 will volunteer much information the air for a slam dunk, but he will have a vice, Fisk. SB— CMortInez (2 ).S— LJohnson, SB— Jordan (4), Coleman (46). SF— Kruk. Rives Mcbee, $3,925 7449-74— 217 variable-rate mortgage at low the up-front charges for refinanc­ final round. Houston 3r Son Francisco 3 Korkovice. SF— Whitaker. THE CONSTANT EXPLOITATION about this money-saving option magnificent set of wings in the upcoming Pittsburgh S, Chicogo A. 16 Innings Gotf rates now find themselves facing ing? 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LOB— California Andesn 3b 3 1 1 0 Guard 10 down. Net- Bob Lebreux 7 up, Corl American Association. Outrlghted Bob monthly payment every year — Totals 3S 2 9 2 lege in Bryn Mawr, Pa., makes it ■ Think twice if there is a Indy-car victory, winning the Marlboro 500 at Snyder rt 10 0 0 Borrett dh 4 0 0 0 11, Mlivvaukee 7. 26— Gontner 3, Spiers, Totals 29 4 7 3 MIkolowskv 5 up, John Boylon Sup, Marty Sebro, pitcher, to Noshvllle. Sen* Chris 13 instead of 12. On the same Erica Jong weds attorney Aguayo 3b 5 13 0 Burks cf 3 2 3 3 CDavIs. 3B— Woshlngton. SB— Yount Slenko 4 up, (Save King 4 up, Som Saolenta 4 Sabo, third bosemon, to Nashville of the Twitches often easy to understand why an effort reasonable chance you may be Michigan International Speedway. POBrIn 1b 5 3 3 0 Heep If 4 13 1 (11). Schofield (9). S— Schroeder. SF— Son Diego 000 010 10b— 2 up, Roy Perry 3 up. George Frpnkenberger 3 American Assoclotlon on on Inlury rehobll- $100,000, 30-year every year — 13 Los Angttas OlO 001 20x-4 Itotlon assignment. to reduce mortgage costs may be forced to sell your house because NEW YORK (AP) — Erica Jong, who wrote The 500-mile race was marred by an accident Carter cf 0 10 0 Esosky 1b 3 1 3 0 Armos. UP, Pete Wrobel 2 up. CGross- Don Cromwell instead of 12. On the same Komnsk ct 4 0 10 Rivera ss 4 13 3 IP H R E R BB SO E— RAIomor, Jomes. DP— Son Diego 1, Los 8 down, Vic Pfeiffer 11 down, John LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Placed Kol worthwhile. of a job transfer, early retire­ the best-selling “Fear of Flying,” has taken the in which journeyman driver Phil Krueger Angeles 1. LOB— Son Diego 10, Los Angeles Daniels ond Mickey Hotcher, outfielders, on $100,000, 30-year mortgage with Clark dh 3 0 13 Reed 3b 4 0 3 0 Caltfomle Sutherland 11 down. Net- Richard Hucken- But Professor Crowe cautions ment, or some other contingency plunge with New York attorney Kenneth David suffered critical chest injuries and possible Browne ph 10 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Abbott W,10-7 7 4 0 0 4 9 8. 3B— CMortInez, Morsholl. HR— beck 13 up, Ron Well 8 up, Bob Reever 7 up, the ISdoy disabled Us*. Recalled Mike Huff, stress-reiated an interest rate of 10.25 percent, Belle rf 4 0 11 Kutcher rf 3 0 0 0 Minton 1 0 0 0 0 0 JoClork (14). S -G riffin , Randolph. SF— Ran Daniels 7 up. Darryl Godron 5 up, Tim outfielder, and Mike Shorperson, Inflelder, you to make careful calculations before you cad recoup your Burrows. RAIomor. from Albuoueroue o* the Pocitic Coast an extra amount owed by over broken ribs. Krueger, who was unconscious Jacoby 3b 4 0 3 1 Harvey 1 0 0 0 0 3 Hogan 3 up, Jon Adams 3 up, Steve Romeo 2 up-front payments in accrued Jong’s marriage Saturday to Burrows at his Altanson c 4 0 10 Mllwoukee IP H R E R BB SO up. Leogue. before you undertake to refi­ when he was removed from his battered car, Son Diego $15,000 and trim one and a half Fermln ss 4 0 10 Navarro L,3^ 5 2-3 6 4 A 3 3 TWO MAN-DIVISIONS — A8.B plovers- BASKETBALL DEAR DR. GOTT: Please tell me what causes a nance. Each case is different, he monthly savings. home in Warren, Vt., was her third and his was taken by helicopter to McCauley Medical Rosmusen LA S 6 5 4 3 4 3 Notional Baskotbalt Assoclotlon years off the life of the mortgage. Tetalt 31 413 4 Totals 33 613 6 Fossos 1 3 1112 Gross- Walt Komlnskl-Bob Wahibero 47. pulsating twitch under the eye. What can be done notes. As a rule of thumb, he ■ Be sure to examine the new second. Their previous marriages ended in Center in Ann Arbor, about 50 miles away. Crim 11-3 2 1 1 0 1 Grant 2 3 0 0 1 1 Net- Crolo Phllllps-Joe WallnskI 59, Clitt BOSTON CELTICS— A g re ^ to terms a tv tk in d 300 010 000— 4 Knudson 1 1 0 0 0 2 Los Angolts Keune-Les Christenson 40, Sal Russo-Prank with MIchool Smith, forward, on o multiyear about it? believes, “There should be a agreement carefully for new fees, Anyone, he adds, who’s refin­ divorce. The final stages of the 250-lap race on Valenzio W.6-11 7 9 3 3 3 4 contract. Boston OM 000 02X— 6 Woltyno 41, Paul Kenneson-Frank Glanto- spread of at least 2 percentage restrictions and penalties that ishing these days should routinely Besides “ Fear of Flying.” Jong has written Michigan’s high-banked oval were a duel DP— Clevelond 1, Boston 1. LOB— JHowetl S,24 3 0 0 0 0 3 nlo 41, Greo Berger-Warren Demartin 62. (M5LDEN S TA TE WARRIORS— Signed Cleveland 10, Boston 5. 36— Jacobv, Athlatlca2.Marlnera1 Rosm ussen pitched to 3 batters In theTth. C&D players- Gross- Roger Lentocho-BIII Tim Hordowoy, guord, to o tour-year DEAR READER: I suspect that your twitch is a points between the mortgage rate may not have been in your inquire about the lending institu­ "Serenissima ” and several books of poetry. controct. between Andretti and Rick Mears, the only Kommlnsk, Reed. 3B— Burks. HR— Burks Laramee 79, Net- John Sutherland-Torn tic — repetitive, brief, involuntary muscle move­ WP— Valenzuela, Rasmussen. you’re now paying and the original mortgage. If you’re tion’s policies in this area to be Burrows is a senior partner in the law firm of (6), Rivero (4). Judenis 40, Andy Welgert-Pronk Volvo 41, M IA M I H E A T — Signed Kenny Drum ­ other competitor remaining on the lead lap SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO OAKLAND Blolne Horeld-Dan Hogan 42, Bob Lewls- mond, guord, to o multiyear contract. ments. 'These mannerisms are stress-related and current market rate before you dealing with a new bank or fully informed about the pre­ Burrows, Poster and Franzblau. o b r h b l after Mario Andretti, Michael’s father, lost a a tvtk m d o b r h b l Wolt Burinskas 64, Steve Cooke-Don FOOTBALL 5 1 1 0 R8d83.Brav882 often begin in childhood. Tics frequently affect the consider such a move.” lender, you probably will have to payment options that are Jong was attended by her daughter from a ' Wolno 5 6 4 4 2 1 Javier If Revnids 3b 4 0 0 0 Marguls44. Notlonol Football League lap on No. 188. Lansfrd 3b 5 0 2 0 Brilev If 3 0 0 0 muscles around the eyes. The twitches almost Yett 2 2 0 0 0 0 FOUR-MAN BEST BALL — Gross- DEN VER BRONCOS— Signed Jeremiah The key is this: Will the pay appraisal and title insurance available. previous marriage, Molly Miranda Jong-Fast. Mears, who never has won this event, was Canseco rf 3 0 0 1 ADavIs 1b 3 0 1 0 Costllle, cornerbock. Orosco L,1-3 1 3 3 2 0 0 ATLANTA CINCINNATI Komlnskl-Wohlberg-Mlslewlci-Vliard 67, always feel more pronounced than they appear to an DPorkr dh 4 0 10 Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 PITTSB URG H STEELERS— Signed leading at the time, with the younger Andretti, BetYtn o b r h b l ab r h bl Beebe-Larkln-Ramey-McCabe 71. Net- McGwIr 1b 1 1 0 0 Cotes rf 4 0 3 0 Bubby Brister. ouarterback, to o three- observer. Tics do not require specific treatment: Clemens 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 OMcDII cf 3 10 0 Duncan ss Mu rIn-Paauette-Resch-Blanchard 54, the 1987 winner, less than two seconds behind. DHdsn cf 4 0 0 0 SBrodtev c 4 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 veorcontroct. Lamp 4 2-3 7 1 1 0 2 Tredwy 2b 5 1 1 3 Quinons 3b 4 1 1 0 Blasko-Meons-Hareld-Hogan 55, Keune- they come and go, depending on fatigue and tension. Anita O ’Day sells singing Hossev c 4 0 3 0 Cochrn 3b 4 0 0 0 S E A T TL E SEAHAWKS— Signed Norm During the long caution period that resulted BStonlev 31-3 3 0 0 3 3 LSmIth If 4 0 10 EDavIs cf 4 1 1 3 Chrlstenson-Mawdsley-Romanowskl 54, Phillips 2b 4 0 3 1 KIngery cf 4 0 10 Johnson, kicker, to o two-yeor contract. A specialized form of tic is called Gilles de la Murphy W.3-5 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 DMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 Griffey If 2 0 10 Phillips-Wall nskl-Huveldt-Brody 54, Time shares not worth price from Krueger’s accident, Andretti took the Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 VtzQuet ss 3 0 0 0 Released Jesse Hatcher, llnebocker. NEW YORK (AP) — Jazz singer Anita Wolno pitched to 3 betters In the 6th. Evens 1b 4 0 3 0 Bnzngr 1b 3 0 0 0 Beroer-Demartln-Horpln-Scofleld57. Tourette’s syndrome. This is much rarer and more Cotto ph 1111 Co nod tan Football League lead when Mears pitted, HBP— Corter by Clemens. WP— Wolno. Thomos ss 4 0 0 0 WInghm rf 3 0 0 0 O’Day, who nearly 50 years ago gained fame as MDIoz ss 0 0 0 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS— Fired serious than common tics. It consists of sporadic, BK— Wolna. Blauser 3b 4 0 10 JReed c 3 0 0 0 Totols S4 2 9 2 TotoN 31 1 7 1 Lorry Donovan, head coach. Named Joe DEAR BRUCE: I recently attended a time share the lead vocalist for Gene Krupa’s Big Band, Russell c 4 0 3 0 Collins ph 1110 8t. Jude Claaalc acorea random, complex muscle movements in association Golot, oenerol monoger, heod coach. says that at age 69 she doesn’t go out of her way Clory p 3 0 10 Oliver c 0 0 0 0 with vocal utterances, which are often obscene. presentation in one of the warmer areas of our 0rlolaa3,Rangara2 Oofclond 000 100 100-2 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS-Ploced Don- Gilbert cruises In Volvo Seattle 000 000 010— 1 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Oester 3b 3 0 0 0 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Rnotscoresond country. I think you’re absolutely wrong with all of to try to win over audiences with her looks. Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 Yngbid ph nohue Grant, defensive bock, on the Inlured Treatment consists of clonidine or haloperidol; both E— Cochrane. LOB— Ooklond 10, Seattle 7. 10 0 0 prize money Sunday from the II million PGA list. (lOInnInga) Berroo ph 1 0 0 0 the bad things you have said about time shares. "I capped my front teeth and lightened my STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. (AP) - Brad 3B— Phillips. HR— Cotto (6). SF— Conseco. Charlton p 0 0 0 0 Federal Express St. Jude Classic played on the drugs appear to block the unwanted muscle Boever p 0 0 0 0 Leory p 10 0 0 OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Acquired hair, but that's it,” she said in an interview por-71,7,006-vord Tournon>ent Players Club Stacey Dowsev, wide receiver, from the movements and the utterances. I bought two weeks and it only cost m e $15,000. My Gilbert won the last 11 games and cruised to a TEXAS BALTIMORE H R ER BB SO Dibble p 0 0 0 0 course at South wind: Smart Money Modlsn 3b 0 0 0 1 Cdloorv Stompeders and Cornelius Red- annual fee is $150 a week and I can use my time published in the Aug. 14 issue of People 7-5, 6-0 victory over Jim Pugh and a $114,000 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ooktond Ick, wide receiver, from the Edmonton To give you more information, I am sending you a Espy cf 5 0 10 Deverex cf 5 111 Totals 34 3 • 2 Totals 26 3 4 3 John Mohaffev, 1180,000 magazine. "I don’t sell sex appeal. I sell 1 first prize at the Volvo International tennis SDavIs W,11-5 70.71- 66^5— 372 Eskimos. Activated Darryl Hopper,defensive copy of my Health Report "Tourette’s Syndrome.” share as long as I live. With the high cost of hotels PImero lb 3 0 0 0 PBradly If 4 0 1 0 Honeycutt Hubert Green, 166.000 7(V69-73-6»-375 Bruce Williams Atlanta bock,and Lloyd Mumphrev,defenslvetockle, and motels, I think I have the bargain of a lifetime sound.” tournament Sunday. Sierra rt 5 110 CRIpkn ss 4 110 Eckersley S,31 200— 2 Bob Twoy, 166/000 66>73-66-69— 275 Other readers who would like a copy should send CIncInnotl from the practice roster. Activated Steve Baines dh 5 0 10 Mortnd dh 4 0 3 0 Seattle 012— 3 Bernhord Longr, 166,000 67- 69-68.71— 375 and I really resent the fact that you keep saying that Gilbert, the No. 3 seed, double-faulted twice None out when winning run scored. Howlett, slotbock, and Rocco Romano, $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Franco 3b 4 0 10 BAndsn pr 0 0 0 0 Dunne L,2-6 Bob Glider, $66,000 6$66-70-71— 275 RLeoch If 4 0 11 Million 1b 4 0 3 1 E— Bkiuser, Duncan. DP— Atlonto 1, tackle, from the reserve list. Tronsfered Nick Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the anybody that buys these things is a dummy. to go down 2-5 in the first set. But he broke Pugh JeReed Jim Hollet, $33,375 70- 70-71-6^277Beniamin, guard, and Troy Wilson, corner­ Incvglla If 1 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 3 1 1 0 CIncInnotl I. LOB— Atlanta 9, Cincinnati 3. Comstock Rick Fehr, $32,375 71- 71-69-66—bock, 277 to the reserve Us*. Placed Ken Evrolre, I’m no dummy and I just bought one and I am in the next game and sailed through the rest of Buechel 3b 3 111 Wthgtn 3b 3 0 0 0 2B— Griffey, LSmIth. Collins. HR— title. Schooler Joy Hoot, $33,375 70-706W9— 277 slotbock; Gory Polumbis, defensive tackle; Kreuter c 3 0 0 0 Melvin c 4 0 11 Treodwoy (6), EDovIs (21). S— Clary, very, very happy that I did — as are my wife and the match to gain his second singles title this Mike Donald. $33,375 7^67-69-71— 377 Reggie Word, wide receiver; ond Tony Kunkel ss 3 0 10 BRIpkn 3b 3 0 0 0 Duncan. SF— AAodlson. kids. We are all looking forward to getting down to exceeding 10 percent (or $1,500 a year). year and 14th of his career. Bob Lohr, $37,000 69.73-73-64— 278 Williams, defensive bock, on the practice DEAR DR. GOTT: What is the reason for cramps Our Language Sheets ph 10 0 0 IP M R E R BB SO Jim Gollogher, $23,000 64- 70-75.70— 779 Atlanta roster. the sun and beach. I think you owe all of us, who are In addition, you are paying a $300 a year Pugh, who won his first singles title in Gonzals 2b 10 0 0 Joy Don Bloke, $23,000 69-71.68.71— 279 in my legs? I usually get these when in bed. and Clorv 7 1 0 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS— maintenance fee making your total annual cost Totals 35 3 7 3 Totals 35 3 9 3 Dek Hockey 0 2 2 Billy Roy Brown, $23,000 68.66- 71.74— 279 smarter than you are when it comes to issues of this Newport, R.I., three weeks ago, saw his Assnmehr 0 1 Activated Willie Fears from the practice they’re very painful. 0 0 David Conlpe, $18,000 69- 72-72-67— 280 Abduct kidnaps or takes away by force. When you Elchhorn roster and placed him on the reserve list. kind, an apology and I hope that you are man enough $1,800. Also, if you choose to take advantage of the 10-match winning streak snapped. Pugh, Ttxo t oil 000 000 0->3 1 0 0 0 0 1 Mark WIebe, $18,000 Boever L.4-5 75-7(W9.«^280 Activated Brad Tierney from the reserve list need a more formal verb than kidnap, in fact, take Boltlmert 010 000 001 1 -4 0 2 2 2 0 0 Tim Simpson, $18,000 7W7-70.70-280 to say you made a mistake. possibility of trading your weeks for someplace better known for his doubles play, was only Onclnnatl and troded him to the Ottawa Rough Riders. DEAR READER: Nocturnal leg cramps can be One out when winning run scored. David Peoples, $14,000 abduct. Leary 72 70.72-67— 281 Released Will Lewis, defenslvebock. else, there will be an additional $50 to $75 a week mildly disappointed. E— Worthington. DP— Texas 2. LOB— Weekend result 6 2-3 8 2 2 3 4 Don Holldorson, $14XX)0 70- 73-70^0-281 exasperating for patients who experience them. The Dibble charge (let's make it $100 for the two weeks for a Cask refers to a large barrel-shaped container for Texos11,Baltlmore6.3B— Melvin, Moreland, 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Lance Ten Brck, $14,000 73.66- 7049— 381 P.L., MANCHESTER DEVILS - Charlton W.5-1 cause is unknown but, in some cases, poor Fronco. HR— Buechele (10),Devereoux (6). 1 0 0 0 0 0 Brian Wotts, $14,000 65- 70.7073— 281 total $1,900 in annual charges). liquids. For help with spelling the end of cask, just Assenmocher pitched to 1 better In the 8th. circulation may be the culprit. Oxygen-deprived ROCHESTER, N Y. SB— Slerro (7). S— Kreuter,Kunkel. The Manchester Devils shut Ed Ftorl, $14,000 6067-76-73— 281 Now I know very few places that one cannot rent a ask. Graf wins championship Boever pitched to 2 betters In the 9th. Billy Androde, 99,014 68- 74.71-69— 382 muscles tend to cramp. Treatment consists of H R ER BB SO out the Hartford Blind Mice. Calendar IP Gory Hollberg, $9,014 7070.7069-282 quinine given at bedtime. Also, calcium supple­ DEAR P.L.: If I am wrong, I am delighted to very, very nice hotel room with cooking privileges, SAN DIEGO (AP) — Steffi Graf registered Ttx o t 3-0. Damian Brooke scored WP— Leorv. Jodie Mudd, $9,014 70.71- 71-70— 282 for a ton less than $1,900 for two weeks. QUESTION: I hate to mow the lawn. How long has Brown Rex Coldwetl, 99,014 74-7068-70— 283 ments may help. apologize. In this case I would suggest that you pull three consecutive service breaks in rallying Russell L,5-3 two goals for the Devils while mowing been around? Phil Blockmor. 99J)14 7J-67-7072— 282 Because leg cramps may reflect an underlying up your shirt and see if you have "sucker” tattooed Furthermore, unlike the time share, you are not from a 1-4 deficit in the second set to defeat Boltfmort Rich Tramantano added the Corey Povln, 99,014 79.71 ^7.72_282 T o d a y on your chest. Because you have been had. my locked into the same time of the year and the same Hornlsch 8 1-3 6 other score. Bob Templeton, Rilton Allem, 99,014 6^7072-70-282 circulatory insufficiency, 1 recommend that you Zina Garrison, 6-4, 7-5, in the championship Wlllamtn W.9-3 1 2-3 1 Bobby Wodkins, $6,500 7(^-75-69— 383 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - friend. place. And, unlike the time share, your bond ANSWER: Our verb mow can be traced back Todd Zinker and Ray Brooks bring your symptoms to your doctor’s attention. match of the $200,000 Great American Bank Radio, TV Webb Hetntzeimn, 96,500 70.71- 72.70—Moriarty’s 20 at Herb’s (Bloom­ First of all, if you were really bound and investment has growth and is liquid. more than a thousand years to the Old English Tennis Classic on Sunday. had one assist each. Kevin Trevor Dodds, $6,500 69- 7069-70— 30 You need a thorough medical examination to Sunday’s home runs Doug Tewell, $6,500 6075-72-73— 20 field High School), 5:45 p.m. discover if poor circulation is causing your problem. determined to buy a time share, you should have Given the fact that bonds do go up and down, you mawan. The noun mowing, for the cutting down of Down 1-4, Graf won the next two games Romanewicz, Sean Cappalla Andrew Mogee, $6,500 6948-71-75— 20 could either earn some additional premium on your If so, medicine — or bypass surgery — to improve investigated the secondary market. That two-week, grass or grain, is at least six centuries old. Don’t before being broken in the eighth game, but AnMftconLMaut and Ray Brooks played well T o d a y Buddy Gardner, $4,943 72*71-7447— 284 dollai's or in fact lose part of the principle. But not despair, though — if the grass is tall enough, you can Burks (8), Rlvtrg (4), Red Sox; Buechele Kenny Perry. $4,943 71- 71-7049—Tu 284 e s d a y blood-flow to your legs may be necessary. Because $15,000 time period very likely could have been fought back to win four games in a row. defensively. Cathy Templeton Bob Estes. $4,943 72- 7072-70-284 even close to as much as you would — and will lose — (10), Rangers; Devereoux (4), Orioles; high blood-cholesterol and/or diabetes can contrib­ purchased for as little as $3,000 to $4,000 in the always tell the neighbors that you’re into "meadow The top-seeded Graf took home $40,000 with Bortleld (19), Mottingly (15), Yunkees; notched the shutout in goal. 7:30 p.m. — Indians at Tony SIMs, $4,943 71- 7071.72— 284STATE LEGION TOURNA­ on the time share, should you wish to convert it to farming.” McGrIft (29), Lee (2), Blue Joys; Cotto (4), Jeff Slumon, $4,943 7446.71- 73— 384 secondary market. That’s how weak that market is! Yankee!!, WPOP — ute to poor circulation, I am sending you free copy Of her 10th victory this year, boosting her 1989 Mariners Rick Dolpos, $4,943 707249-73— 284 MENT Manchester vs. But let’s examine your situation, very briefly, as I cash. 7:30p.m. — Mets at Phillies, 66.7447-77-284 my Health Reports “ Understanding Cholesterol” winnings to $979,905. Second-seeded Garrison W E D E L I V E R Mark Lye, $4,943 Waterbury (at Palmer Field, have done before. Assuming that you paid cash (and As 1 have said before and I will say it again, time Do you have a question or comment about our Notlonol Leoeue Barry Joecket, $3,500 7249-7648— 285 and “Diabetes Mellitus.” Other readers who would won $18,000. bringing her yearly total to ( or Home Delivery, Call SporlsChannel, WFAN (660- Middletown), 10 a.m. shares are a great deal for those who sell them. For Von Slyke (5), King (31 Pli.it.>, i i .iw >.,m AM) Gtoroe Codie, $3,500 72- 72-7348-285 like a copy of either report should send$1.25foreach I am giving you all the best here for not paying the language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care $287,453. (ID, Smith (6), Cut», Tf«ii)w .iy (61 biuv«>, Pat Megowon, 93,500 69- 74-71 71—TWILIGH'T 285 LEAGUE - exorbitant interest you may be charged), you can those who buy — 999 times out of 1,000 — it is a very, of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Dovis (2)), Reds; Penrtleli.n wi < imiii,.ii>. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 8:30 p m. — Red Sox at Ted Schulz, 93,500 70- 71.69.72— 285 to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland Ohio 4411-3369. Be sure Strawberry (73). M(Reyn.,M> ( I,j ( Mofidny lo Friday. 9 lo 6 Howord Twitty, $3,500 7069-7073— 285 Katz at Moriarty’s (Moriarty invest $15,000 in ozone bonds and have a return very poor proposition. ter 06040. Clark (14). Poftrey, W (lin k (IB. Royals, NFSN, WTIC Mike Hulbert, $3,500 73.7(W9-73_285 Field), 7:30 p.m. to mention the title. 1

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Donaldson was just launching into a but it was much closer to Ted Koppel than 14 Brim 19 Sand hill N O L T E O 1 S E here at last.” theory about the profundity of male bonding Oprah or Donahue. 15 Actress___ 21 Bushy hairdo c L A 1 M E S T E E So, no doubt, were viewers, after weeks of and Sawyer was just about to take him on One segment was bumped because another MacGraw 23 Sesame publicity, starting with ABC’s high-profile segment that involved the studio audience E T N A O A T A S K when time ran out. 16 Take-out order 25 Actor Richard wooing of Sawyer from CBS earlier this year. answering the question of whether they would PEANUTS by Charte* M. Schulz R E T But at a time when news shows are words ABC News might have paid NBC News to scratching and clawing for exclusive seg­ use force to rescue American hostages in O C S A T 17 River in Egypt 26 Animal of the launch the lame, amateurish “ Yesterday, ments, the program made an impressive Lebanon ran overtime. 1 O L 1 T HBM, OUR TEACHER EXPECTS WELL, JUST REMEMBER, WHEN JUST T ME EXCUSE I NEED 18 Electron tube cat family E Today and Tomorrow” on Wednesday night. debut by landing live interviews with Thomas A theoretical rescue plot was devised by US TO read four books YOU'RE REAPIN6,THE LI6HT CHUCK...ALL THE LAMPS ' 20 Dyed 27 "___ La L o U D E R By comparison, “PrimeTime Live” on Root, the pilot who mysteriously drifted over two experts, former CIA Director Stansfield 22 Superlative suf­ S T E E R S Turner and former Deputy Secretary of u SHOULD COME FROM OVER Douce" Thursday looked like prize-winning material. the Atlantic before surviving a crash landing THIS 5U/^R..WEIRD, HUH? IN OUR HOUSE ARE ON fix 28 Medicine If you wanted a textbook case of what is a in the ocean, and with sitcom star Roseanne Defense Noel Koch. And former ABC YOUR LEFT SHOULDER.. THE WRONG S ID E .' 24 Salamander 30 Made angry 39 Sediment 50 Story good news program and what is not, compare Barr, who has been unavailable to the press newsman Charles Glass, who was held 25 Shone 41 Legal critic 31 Atomic weapon 52 French the two. except for her editorial in The New York hostage in Beirut for two months, was in the 29 Huge animal 43 Microbes stoneware "Want to sign this get-weil card? One of the 32 Son of Ruth That’s not to say the ABC program was Times complaining about heavy-handed studio audience to put in his two-cents’ worth. i 33 Emerald Isle 45 Water willow 53 Author Jean M. Romans threw his back out whipping us." 35 Adhesive perfect. The scattershot effect of the treatment by the media. Most of the few who rose to speak opposed use 34 Therefore 4 7 ______substance premiere glossed over some subjects. Sawyer wasn’t exactly the toughest of of force to rescue the hostages. 36 Massage Lollobrigida 54 Place 38 Miss Kett of Granted, however, a live broadcast needs a interviewers, but she got Barr to admit, “ I Chief correspondent Chris Wallace was 37 Gypsy man 4 8 ______St. Laurentconfidence DICK TRACY by Dick Locher S Max Colllna the comics 49 Simple 57 Halfway few weeks to find its rhythm. don’t think they should leave me alone, or I ’d seen live in Jerusalem, for no apparent 38 Hebrew month The major complaint was that after all that have to go back to Burger King.” purpose other than a backdrop, and the s e-7 39 Astronaut___ 1 2 9 10 11 I KNOW ^OU'ieE WONC^ERINQ WELL, I'VE PRER^ED VES- I'VE SEEM publicity about the pairing of two major “ PrimeTime Live” premieres just at a show’s other correspondent, Judd Rose, was HOW X INTEND TD Sr/UZVE NOU l it t e c o c k t a il USING THEM PDR M Y Slayton • HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne A L s e o p c n v e 12 media figures, the brashly opinionated Sam time when network news — notably “ Yester­ not in evidence. “ D DEATH IN FULL VIEW OF K > z 'r o u t OW N CONTINUED , 40 Pass (a law) T THE PU&LIC - MENTAL h e a l t h ! Donaldson and the coolly intellectual Sawyer, day, Today and Tomorrow” — is “re­ “ PrimeTime Live” doesn’t threaten to 42 Watched I" " 15 it would have been nice to see more bantering creating” news events in order to lure make journalistic history, but Sawyer and WHEN YaU e B T iN$IPE,W o Ul P Y dU 44 WWII area ■ ’ * ” between the two. viewers, a la the profilerating syndicated Donaldson might have some chemistry going ^IVE THE OWNER MY OAPP ? 46 Uncle 18 19 They almost got into it at the end of the quasi-newsmagazines. Thankfully, ABC’s once they get past the butterflies of the 47 Athlete program after a brief, taped interview with new program clung to established news premiere and settle into the routine. 51 Type of moth 22 55 Folk singer Burl 25 26 27 32

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(In Stereo) surrounding his filmmaker father's death ^OO YEARS AGO, THE SOLE CELEBRITY CIPHER [ESPN] Home Run Derby [ESPN] SuperBouts; Muhammad Ali 1 1 :00PM SD 3D (2® ® (4® dZ) during Australia's nuclear tests of 1953. e u m v O R O F A p ir a t e a t t a c k ,. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Colin Friels, Donald Pleasence. Jack [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey vs. Jerry Quarry Taped June 27. 1972 in News WA5HEPA6HOREONA REMOTE Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's d ue G equals M Las Vegas. (60 min.) Thompson. 1987. Rated PG-13. SOawtOWTWERMOIC (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Convoy' The truckers (3D It’s a Living BANGAUA BEACN„,, JUST A LITTLE? [H B O ] Babar Amateur sleuth Zephir [USA] Can You Beat Baldness? ' X M X O AKSL EAOOXDSC battle the cops in this war on wheels. Kns 03) Cheers (CC). Krislofferson, Ali MacGraw. 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BOOKKEEPER-Part RECEPTIONIST/Full- CREDIT Counseling FULL-tIme delivery posi­ O N L Y the finest. $199,900, SOUTH WINDSOR - DYNAMITE New Price! u the placement of any adver­ time. Wednesday- tlme. Manchester law Agency - Account Ad­ tion available. Re­ In workmanship, style Park-LIke Yard. The price of this ter­ tising In the M anchester H e­ quires heqvy lifting. rald, Advertiser hereby Frldav, 8am to 5pm. office; typing re­ ministrator - Do you and decor. This gra­ $149,900. This home has rific 7 room Ansoldl Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for agrees to protect. Indemnify Accounts receivable, quired; clerical, phone enloy working with Includes Saturdays. cious 7-plus room Co­ been updated from top Colonial has been reset ond hold harmless the Man­ accounts payable, pay­ and people skills a people, using moth Paid training. $5.50 per lonial hososun room of to bottom vet leaving at $219,900 tor on Imme­ the week. chester Herald, Its officers roll. Experience re­ plus; legal experience skills, assuming Inde­ hour. Call 643-2171. the first floor den, two the charm and charac­ diate sole! Located on and employees against any quired. Office located helpful but not re­ pendent responsibil­ FULL-tIme delivery posi­ finished lower level ter of an older Colon­ Tim ber Tro ll on Loo­ Call 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN ( 3 3 3 3 1 WHEN YOU PLACE AN AO. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. and all liability, loss or In Manchester. Call quired; congenlql qt- ity? Position requires tion available. Re­ rooms and workshop ial. Gorgeous deep lot kout Mountain In Man­ expense. Including attor­ top quality telephone, neys’ tees, arising from 528-1300.______mosphere; position quires heavy lifting. with walkout. A true with a stockade fence chester features In­ claims of unfair trade proctl- PART Time secretary/r- avolloble September 1, math calculations, Includes Saturdays. entertaining family's and running brook. clude 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 computer data entry ces. Infringement of trade­ ental agent In apart- 1989; Call 649-2865 be- Paid training. $5.50 per delight. When you see D.W. Fish Realty, 643- baths, fireplace, plas­ RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. marks, trade names or pat­ ment complex. tween 9om and 5pm. and general office hour. Call 643-2171. it, you'll buy it.Anne 1591.0______ter walls, full base­ CLASSIFIED, skills. Credit expe­ 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. ents, vlalatlan of rights of Located In Manches­ LEGAL Secretary-Small T E A C H E R and aides to M iller Real Estate, 647- BRAND New Listing! ment, 1st floor laundry, privacy and Infringement o f rience helpful. Non­ CRAFTS M 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. ter. Evening hours 4pm Manchester law firm work with Infants and 8000.n Sensational nine room SUPER P R IV A TE yard copyright and proprietary profit agency - with storage house. A Feature of This * 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. rights, unfair campetitlon to 8pm and every other with pleasant atmos­ toddlers In day care- M A N C H E S T E R -$160,000. Ranch In Bolton! salaried-good W on't lost coll now! Newspaper ; , Minimum charge: 4 lines. Coming Thurs., September 7... and libel and slander, which weekend 10am to 8pm phere. Experience pre­ benefits-free parking- /nursery school. Im­ Nice Ranch In excel­ Christmas trees mark may result from the publlca- ond 11am to 8pm. Call Jackson 8i Jackson ferred. Please call easy highway access. mediate openings. Full lent area near South property line on this tlen of a n y advertisem ent In 528-1300.______Ellen La nders, 649- time or part time. Glas­ Windsor line. Beautiful exceptionally beautiful Real Estote, 647-8400.O the Manchester Herald by Send resume to CCCS, Part Time student for 1256. 151 New Park Avenue, tonbury. 633-1508. large yard. EZ access property I 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Excel­ advertiser. Including adver­ to 184. 10 minutes to family room, recrea­ lent value In this 3 R EA D YO U R A O : Closslfad advartlssments arc tisements In any free distri­ Manchester doctor's Hartford, CT 06106 or token by telephone os a convenience. The office. Three after­ Hartford. Extra Insula­ tion room In full fin­ bedroom Ranch. bution publications pub­ call 233-4471.______Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one And you’ll want to be in it! lished by the Manchester noons per week, filing mtelugent HOMES tion In walk-up attic. 1 ished basement. Sa­ $139,900. Gorgeous DONUT Baker-Part time Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Herald. Penny Sleftert, and various office du­ carpenter needed FORMIE cor garage.Realty brina In-ground pool hardwood floors, coun­ P ublisher. days and one night a HD World, Benoit, the original Insertion. Errorswhichdo not lessen with diving board. So­ try kitchen, tiled both ties. Please call 646- with woodworking abllltlM. week. Apply at Mister 5153. Leave message. GLASTONBURY. Ranch, Frechette Associates, lar hot water. Garage and fully oppllonced. the value of the advertisement will not be Sttady work In Qlutonbury Donut, 255 West Middle 646-7709.O______space galore! Coll tor corrected by on additional Insertion. HOUSEKEEPER - Light 5 good sized rooms. 3 Solly Sullivan, Sentry LOST aroa for the right parson. Turnpike, Manchester. more details! $249,900. duties, part time, flexi­ bedrooms, eot In kit­ Elegance and comfort In Real Estate, 643-4060.Q 1 ^ AND FOUND Phono 633-5811 aftar 5pm. CLIENT Service Repre­ Jackson Jackson ble hours, S7/hour chen, large deck, full 0 country setting. 8, MANCHESTER - Lots of The Herald’s sentative - Manchester basement, vinyl siding. $379,900. Come home Real Estate, 647-8400.O Room! $139,900. Spa­ CARS LOST. Small, long­ starting. Plus fringe Insurance agency CARS CARS benefits. Apply Gil­ Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick and enloy, the Jacuzzi cious 8 room Colonial haired, black and white MAINTENANCE - Weare seeks an additional Agency, 646-42(W. FOR SALE FOR SALE HDFOR SALE more Manor, 1381 Main looking for a trust­ room, greenhouse and with 4 or 5 bedrooms, ED 0 cat. Spayed, declawed personal lines csr. spend relaxing even­ EMERGENCY A n n u a l female. Reward of- Street, Glastonbury. worthy, responsible MANCHESTER. Now 0 1'/2 baths. Enchanting Agency experience ing by the fireplace In Fire — Police — Modica! fered. 646-8041.______633-4411 after 10am. and experienced main­ only $135,000 for these front and bock en­ preferred, but will brand new, huge, excit­ the family room or closed porches. Susan TH R EE Homeless kittens RN/LPN - Immediate tenance person. Famil­ train right person. Re- D IA L 911 I iar with all phases of ing 7-room, 1,800 sq.ft. master bedrooms. In Manchester I Donahue, Sentry Real - born In the wild, Medical Care Center of aulrements Include Realty World, Benoit, East Hartford has a apartment complexes. Contemporary Town- Estate, 643-4060.U definite challenge to strong organizational houses. Cathedral cell- Frechette Associates, Manchester part time evening and Responsibilities In­ right person. Call Joon and communication ' Ings, Andersen win­ 646-7709.D______weekends opening fora clude general plumb­ skills. Excellent envir­ days 566-8472 or even­ dows, full basements, MANCHESTER - Super- nurse with recent acute ing, carpentry work onment In a non­ CHORCHES ings 643-9625. 2x6 construction, fam- Sized Contemporary! or ambulatory care ex­ and beeper coverage smoking office. Call perience. Interested etcetera. This Is a full llv room, fireplace, $345,000. E n lo y spa­ Harriet Johnson. Inde­ central air, oven- cious family living with Area applicants call Kim at time positon located pendent Insurance ASpecioli 721-7393, Mondoy- East of the river. An /range, dishwasher, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths Center incorporated. food disposal, 3-4 bed­ and 2 family rooms. Frldoy, 9om-4pm. excel lent | ob opportun­ 646-6050. ' I CRAFTS ' j ity for the right person. rooms, 2 full baths, Winter entertaining Is PART Time cashier - wosher/dryer hoo­ o loy with 2 fireplaces. ' ; A Feature of This ^ South Windsor, self- All replies kept strictly CHILD CARE Wanted for Arts Tabloid kups, cedar siding, Possible teenoge/ln- " I Newspaper serve gas confidential. Please re­ my eleven month old spond to Box I, c/o- daughter. Green wall to wall carpeting, low suite lower level. stotlon/snack shop. All tiled foyer, oak kitchen ijiANTIQUE CRADLE. Create aS; Manchester Herald. Manor area. Please Nancy vonHollen, Sen­ ii;special warmth In your home shifts available 644- cabinets, 2-zone gas try Real Estate, 643- COLLEGE Help. Tem­ call 12pm-3pm or after ''With a cradle design used on 2322. heat and 2 $149,900. Lawn mowing ting, $3,000 toward vour a and Buah Trimming lllH E L P SPECIAL Education marketing preferred. Here Is that 3-4 bedrom closing costs! $239,900. Teacher - Cross Cat III, darling Cope you sold epandabla work people read '• ■ wanted Send resume to: Philips Real Estate 742- JACKIE’S HELPING GD Captain Nathan Hale you'd never find. Beau­ 1450O 646-7011 classified School. (One-year only tifully decorated and In HANDS For Your Space Reservation, FULL TIME local food due to leave of ob- Nancy Moore mint condition with service company Is I would like to help you ^CAT HOUSE. Use PVC| sence). Contact Dr. Service Director, vinyl siding and sky­ COVENTRY Completely with your cleaning needs. ^pipe for the frame to sup-^-: looking for responsi­ John D. MacLean, Act­ lights! Great neighbor­ remodeled-Llght, CARPENTRY/ Reasonable rates. port this clever fabrlc|^: F.L.E. Call the ble, hard working peo­ ing Superintendent of hood for kids. Don't let bright and olrv 3 bed­ REMDDELIND house. Stuffed bird^ ple to loin our team. room Colonial with ^I’pre s id e s In yarn nest in $ Schools, Coventry Child & Family this one get owov-Anne Call 647-1990 '’chimney. 14x14x15 In-^i Duties Include food Public Schools, 78 Ri­ Miller Real Estate, 647- skylights In dr, mbr chat. Full size applique;!; preporatlon, receiving pley Hill Road, Coven­ Services, Inc. 8000.O and hall. Front to bock ‘patterns, complete In-!;!; and stocking merchan­ try, C T 06238. 742-7317. 1680 Albany Avenue Ir with fireplace, built ISLAND CLEAN JEANNE’S ^:!;!;!;!structlons for frame and dise. M ustbeable to lift |i;^|cover. #1905 $3.95 Deadline August 11, In bookcases, garage, CONSTRUCTION Cleaning Service 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. 1989. Hartfonl, CT 0610S HELP well landscaped yard. MANCHESTER All types of boma Residential or Commercial SATISFACTION OR YOUR «!; Excellent benefits. Call AA/EOE WANTED $127,000. Philips Real ' MONEY BACKI m Improvamenta from Professional Service 633-4663 In G laston- GD Estate 742-14500 concrate floors, steps, ♦★ elnsured & Bonded*** To order plans mail check or ^!; ’money order and project bury. Ask for Dave. COVENTRY Owner relo- patios, etc. to complete a number and name, with your SERVICE Technician. RECEPTIONIST coted to Florldo and remodeling. Also decks CALL 643-9996 ^name, address and zip. Add HERALD Chamas Inc., one of New and window and door ^ $2.95 for catalog (includes ^ Hydro-dyne, Inc. A price reduced $30,000. $16 In discount coupons!) In leading pump and pro­ England's top (hottest) ad­ Newer 3 br Cope with 2 replacement. Tiling :::;!;!;j;Okla. please add tax. M cess manufacturer's vertising agencies needs a SECRETARY/ full baths, kitchen open intarlor/exterlor. ELECTRICAL < CLASSIFIED CRAFTS M rep firm Is now accept­ receptionist to work full to large living with Landacape and Interior Advertising Department !;! ;^ MANCHttrefi herald 0f040 ^;!;! design services Trade-Ins Welcome ing applications to fill a fireplace, otrlum door WA P.O.BOX 1000 time to earty fall and then available. Find the Item position In the service switch to p ^ time morn­ RECEPTIONIST to bl-level deck, MAMVIULE ELECTMC department. Duties ings. A pieasant phone Permanent part time position which could lead to full $169,900. Philips Real Call Barry ft ProtaMtond dedrlee woft done. you need would Include both In­ time. Responsible energetic Individual being sought Estate 742-14500 Update that old 0; Set. 8:30-Sri)0 : Okla. please add tax. : 4 C T. 621-0139. for Infants In our South of Manchester room. Large treed, rastoratTon. Previout work corisldersUon for slderly and handloappsd. PARTS A SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-Frt. 04IO-«K)0 CLASSIFIED CRAFTS WAITRESSES-Day, full­ Windsor home,5daysa fenced yard. Very pri­ can be sesn upon requstt. MANCHEiTtR HERALD 06040 time, small established week. Salary and be­ W here your friends are. vate. Nancy von­ Contact BC Company, 24 Hour Towine - Complete Repeir A Pelnllns P.O.BOX 1000 644-6968. ' 647-7553 BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 Not rM pom M e lor typograpbioel error*. nefits negotiable. 644- Hollen, Sentry Real Telephone 643-2711 BIXBY, OK 74008 ^ m restaurant. Ask for :|i Kathy. Call 644-4745. 9367. Estate, 643-4060.O 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 7. 1989 A LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE I APARTMENTS STORE AND MISCELLANEOUS I CARS ^ LKOAL NOTICI INVITATION TO BID TOWN OF ANDOVIR WANTED FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE FOR SALE PrincIpsI csndidstes narrowed to four. . . see page 3 The Manchester Public Schools PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION solicits bids for REMOVAL PUBLIC HIARINGS LAND wanted. Five plus EAST Hartford - Two CUSTOM Office Space - CHEVY ElCamino-iv/s. AND INSTALLATION OF OIL Automatic, power Th« Planning & Zoning Commission of Andovtr, Connec­ TANKS AT MARTIN SCHOOL acres. Church of the bedroom In three fam­ 3100 sa. ft. built to your END ROLLS ticut will hold Public Hearings on Monday, August 21,19S9at AND NATHAN HALE SCHOOL Living God of Man­ ily home, 1st floor. plans. Prestigious fa­ brakes, power steer­ 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary School Music Room on for the 1989-1990 school year. chester Is Interested In Totally remodeled. cilities on East Center 27W width — 25« ing, fiberglass cap. A the following petitions; Sealed bids will be received un­ purchasing land In Wall-to-wall, fully ap- Street, superb loca­ 13" width — 2 for 25« New brakes, tires, «S74 — Application of Walter Clark, Northeast Wood­ til August 17,1989,2;00 p.m. and shocks, carpet. 2 ;X P.m. respectively, at which Manchester for pur­ pllanced. Including tion, ample parking, Newsprint end rolls can be working, tor a zone change from Business to In­ plck^ up at the Manchester Corvette ralley rims. dustrial on Route 6. time tlwy will be publicly pose of building wor­ washer/dryer. Close to competitive leases. opened. The right Is reserved to ship center. Contact Herald ONLY before 11 a m. AM/FM cassette. #578 4 579— Applications of Scott Surdam, Merritt bus line and highways. Call Stan Weinberg for Monday through Thursday. reject any and all bids. Spedfl- Pastor David Mullen, No pets. $700 plus utili­ an appointment. 90,000 miles. Runs ex­ Valley Road tor a zone change ond a Spe­ cohons and bid forms may be GOLF dubs. Used starter cellent. $3500. 871-0014. cial Perm it for o residence In a Business secured at the Business Office, 372 Main Street, Man­ ties. Call evenings 644- RE/MAX East of the zone. 45 North School Street, Man­ chester, CT 04040. 647- 6579. River, 647-1419.D or ev­ and full sets. $25 to $95. At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard chester, CT. 7355 MANCHESTER - Two enings 643-0844. Call 649-1794. Placing an ad In Classified and written communications will be received. Information .020-08 room apartment. BIKES - 1985 Dlamond- Is easy. Just call 643-2711. pertaining to these applications Is on tile In the office of the Now Is the time to run an /Back, $75.00. 1987 Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. EMERGENCY Stove, refrigerator. Fire — Police — Medical Cal 1563-4438 or 529-7858. ad in classified to sell that twenty Inch Panasonic, Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 7th and 17th day of I HOMES camera you no longer twelve speeds. 647-1548. August, 1989. D I A L 911 27 Glenwood - Two bed­ use. ilanrhpatpr Irralb C A R fE R ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION FOR SALE room flat, second CHEVROLET — GEO Kenneth A. Lester, Chairman In Manchester floor. Includesappllan- WE DELIVER 1229 Main St., Manchester 0 2 1 - 0 8 ______JUST Listed - Robin HELPING PEOPLe T o- ces, washer/dryer, For Home Delivery, Call hookups. $550 monthly 80 Chevrolet Monza >2495 u tlsfy their needs and CHILD CARE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Road. Priced In the 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 NOTICE OP 130’s. This exquisite wants ... that's what want and utilities. Two 87 Buick LeSabre Wag. >11795 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Cape Is available for ads are all about. month security. No NEIGHBORHOOD Play Monday to Friday, 9 to 0 89 Chevrolet Caprice >13995 Manchester, Conn. — City of Village Charm pets. 649-9455. A In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Immediate sale to set­ Group - child care. 88 Chevrolet Celebrity >6795 Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1989 and 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the tle estate. 6 rooms, I APARTMENTS MANCHESTER- Andover. Further de­ 88 Chevrolet Cavalier >7495 adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of screened In porch and Attractlve seven room tails 742-5919. Also em- 88 Mercury Lynx 4 Dr, >3495 Manchester, Connecticut on August 1, 1989. FOR RENT CARS garage. Hurry! Blan­ I duplex, one bath, p I 0 V m e n t FOR SALE 87 VW Jetta 4 Dr. *7995 ORDINANCE chard & Rossetto Real­ laundry hook up.Large opportunities. HD 85 Pontiac Sunbkd 4 Dr. >5195 VERNON. For limited BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of tors," We’re Selling yard. Security referen­ 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. >6995 Monchester, that Ordinances, Section 3-3 be amended to add time only enloy a tree 1980 FORD Pinto - good Houses" 646-2482.0 ces. $700 plus utilities. CARPENTRY/ 85 Pont. Bonneville 4 Dr. >5595 the following subsection; color television with 647-9353.______condition. No rust. $500 Shuttle off d. Further Exemptions; JUST Listed-8th District. signed lease. Modern REMODELING firm. 643-9240.______87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr. >8345 This 5 room Ranch has spacious 1 and 2 bed­ NICE two bedroom In 88 Chevy Berreta Cpe. >9495 1. The Town property known ac the Main Street and duplex on West end of 1985 PONTIAC Firebird, Forest Street parking lot shall be exempt from the an Impressive sunken rooms apartment. Eat- CREATIVE Laminates of 88 Olds Cutlass Cpe, >7495 living room with fire­ town. Call 649-2947. V6, multi-port EFI, all prohibitions contained In Section 3-3(a) during the ln kitche, large bed- East Hartford, fabrica­ power, tilt and cruise, 84 Cam Berllnetta >6795 three (3) day annuol event(s) known as the place and Teak floor­ room, private HEBRON - Two bedroom tors of contemporary 87 Chevy Astro Van >9995 Manchester Food Fest, or Identified by similar AM-FM stereo ing $135,900! Blanchard balacony, storage, apartment. Heat, hot styles, cabinets, coun­ 84 QMC Crew Cab >8695 name(s) as such, which event(s) shall be sponsored & Rossetto Realtors," cassette, 5 speed, 56k. by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, large pool, heat and hot water, appliances, car­ ters, and furnishings. 646-9826. with secret provided that the sponsoring organization, the We’re Selling Houses" water Included. Start­ peting Included. Large Also cabinet new 646-6464 Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 646-2482.0 ing at $495. Call 870- yard, parking, cellar fronts, refacIng or re- furnishes evidence adequate to satisfy the Town's FOREST Hills Price Re­ 9665.______storage. Twenty min­ finishing available. reaulrements with respect to Insurance and utes to UConn and Call days 9am to 5pm. Indemnification, both of which requirements shall duced. Owner of this Three room apartment CARDINAL SCHALLER protect the Town's potential exposure to liability for gorgeous 4 bedroom 1st floor. $400 monthly Hartford. $625 528-9748.______ACURA QUALITY claims of personal Injury or property damage. 2'/j bath home says Including appliances. monthly. 649-2871. I N C p r e -o w n e d AUTOS Prepared by William J. Shea, SELL! We think Its a Coll 646-0350.______EAST HARTFORD - One I MISCELLANEOUS DUI^K./ „Ni.«nst.n.s -zaas 1988 Buick Century M4999 sspd.A/C spy satellite Assistant Town Attorney great buy! Call ERA bedroom, heat and hot LIKE private home. 3’/2 I SERVICES 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 S3 Ford Eicon *24»S 7-20-89 today 646-2482. Blan­ rooms. Lease. Work­ water Included. Wall- 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 „ *3008 This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this chard & Rossetto Real­ to-wall. Near park. GSL Building Mainte­ 1988 Buick Century *11990 “ tors," We’re Selling ing single or married viously on a shuttle. publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) couple preferred. 643- Call 528-2914. nance Co. Commercl- 1968 Buick RMera (5pe. *14.890 S4 c"« Cilice Cltsile *49»8 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition Houses" 646-2482.0 1987 Nissan QXE Wag. *7280 vs, Loaded (AP) — Columbia, NASA’s oldest Although mission details are signed by not less than five (5) percenf of f he electors of the 2880. EAST HARTFORD -Two al/ResIdentlal building 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB *7980 S3 Toy Tercel SR-8 *2688 Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the GLASTONBURY - 4 Bed- bedroom, appliances. repairs and home Im­ 1986 Buick Electrsk 380 *10250 SSpd. Stereo shuttle, returned to space for the classified, sources close to the room Colonial. MANCHESTER - Nice program said the astronauts will Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk two bedroom. In four Wall-to-wall. Near provements. Interior 1986 Buick Century Wag, *8980 ^*** first time in S'/i years today, requesting Its reference to a special Town election. $229,900. Lovely home 1986 Buick LeSabre *0290 g,T‘ ^ , cwo«a family house, $600. per park and bus line. Quiet and exterior painting, *3388 rocketing into orbit with five deploy a sophisticated 10-ton James Fogarty on well treed acre lot neighborhood. Call light carpentry. Com­ 1986 Buick Century *7690 * reconnaissance satellite to Secretary convenient to I- month. Security and 1988 Olamoblle Calais *8980 s3 Mercury Cougar *4888 military astronauts on a secret references. Call 645- 289-0000. plete lanitorlal ser­ 1986 Oiev. Monte Carlo *8496 vss. Loaded gather intelligence information Board of Directors 384/Monchester. Ce­ vice. Experienced, rel­ 1986 Toyota Camry *9180 Ford Granada QL *3888 mission to send a spy satellite Manchester, Connecticut 8201.______MANCHESTER - Two 82 over a wide area of the globe, ramic foyer, eat-ln klt- bedroom, five rooms, iable, free estimates. 1987 Plym Horizon Sad *4960 Only 2 a W ^glnal mlleel _ aloft. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut 149 Oakland Street, two 1987 Buick Regal Cpe *9880 ^*** including much of the Soviet chen, 2'/j baths, appliances, washer/d- 643-0304. The 125-ton winged spaceship this 2nd day of Augusf, 1989. hardwood floors, 1st room apartment, first 1965 Buick Regal Cpe * 6 ^ S3 Honda Accord LX *4388 Union, China and the Middle ryer hook-ups, full aa blazed away from its seaside 016-08 floor family room floor. $380 a month plus 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 5 spo.. : utilities, security. No basement. $650 . S3 Olda Clara *3888 launch pad at 8:37 a m. after a East. PLUS 1st floor laun- monthly plus utilities. 81 Adams St. vs.Amo. aa: The satellite is designed to take TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT dry/mud room. D.W. pets I 646-2426 9am-5pm 0 3 FURNITURE q i n u u i i i s ,31. 88 Nlaaan Santra *1888 blacked-out countdown and NOTICE OF Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 weekdays. 1'/2 month security. Manchester saodster*. darted northeastward. highly detailed photographs of ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Call 683-0789. AAt% il r Y 1 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM troop movements, military in­ m a n c h 'e s t e r - 0 4 y -4 5 7 1 348 CINTIR ST., MANCHIiTIR “ We’ re tracking it right down In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Modern,two bedroom, TOWNHOUSE - Two bed­ WICKER stallations and other targets of and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the CONOOMINIUMS rooms, 1 ’/2 bath, walk ...... 447-78n the middle of the pike," the flight adoption by the Board ot Directors of the Town of m I'/j bath duplex, ap­ FURNITURE SALE guidance officer said about four interest. FOR SALE pliances, carpeting, out basement, kitchen Manchester, Connecticut on August 1, 1989. appliances, washer/d­ Special Importers closeout minutes into the flight. The sources said that in the ORDINANCE basement,$595 plus sale of sturdy, top quality 72 HOUR MONEY BACK I "VA f N C shuttle’s cargo bay was a pack­ AFFORDABLE spacious utilities. One bedroom ryer hook-ups. Quiet Nearly nine minutes after BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of complex. Security, rattan furniture. Dinette sets, GUARANTEE L . T L / C age of scientific instruments for family living, eight $525 Includes applian­ end tables, cocktail tables AMC'82 Concord *2,995 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. liftoff NASA announced that Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from room, three bedroom I ease req u I red. $745 646- military research, possibly for Robert J. Walter and Virginia Walter for the sum of One ces and utilities. Re­ and miscellaneous chairs Nissan'85 Sentra SE *3,995 ROUTE S3, VERNON Columbia was in orbit more than Hundred Seventy-Five Thousand ($175,000.00) Dollars the Condo. 2'/2 baths, decorated, six room 3042 or 646-2918. available. Come see at Ct. the “ Star Wars” missile defense Chevy'86 Celebrity *4995 84 Cutlass Coupe >5895 too miles above the Earth, premises described In Schedule A attached hereto. laundry and pantry In duplex, garage, base­ Cane & Reed Co., 134PlneSt. project. HOMES Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 84 Buick Century Wag >5995 streaking along at more than PREPARED BY; eat-ln kitchen. Levelor ment, $695 plus utili­ , Manchester, Mon. through What the astronauts do will not WILLIAM J. SHEA, ASSISTANT TOWN ATTORNEY blinds, and many ex­ 0 3 FrI., 9am-5pm. Olda '84 Cutlass >5,995 84 ChevroletCelebrity >4995 17,400 mph. ties. Mr. Blanchard. FOR RENT be reported by the National 7-14-89 tras makes this home ERA Blanchard & Ros­ Olds'83 Cut/Cruieer *5,995 65 Reliant 4 Door >4995 "We had a completely clean Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ SCHEDULE A ready for you to move setto, Incorporated. BOLTON - Furnished Chevy '85 (Celebrity *6,995 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. >9995 and smooth ascent There are no In on time for school. 646-2482. ranch, quiet lake front. Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 ®® Someraet 2 Dr. >7295 problems whatsoever to report,” tration or the Pentagon. That certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings Scenic wooded area, PETS AND MANCHESTER-Three September to June F ord '85 T-BIrd >6.995 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. >8895 said launch commentator Brian A blackout was to be imposed thereon, situated In the Town of Manchester, County of pool, tennis. Priced for lease. Two bedrooms, SUPPLIES throughout the flight, and only Hartford and State of Connecticut, known as 17-19 Trotter quick sale. $124,900. room apartment. Heat riiH. 'oe r ' . i . i . n qqk 86 Chevrolet Cavalier >6995 Welch. Street, bounded and described qs follows; and hot water. $500 per washer/dryer, dish O da 85 Calais > 7.^5 eg chavrolM Celebrity >6995 three brief announcements were Windsor. 688-5826, 242- washer, two working FREE Kittens and adult The space agency then imposed NORTHERLY; by land formerly of Hazel S. Burgess, month. Also five room O ld s 8 7 C le ra 7,995 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. >6195 planned to report on the health of 5267. adults preferred. No cats. Vet checked and Pont 87 Grand Am *7,995 gg Chevrolet Spectrum >4995 a news blackout. Apart from brief one hundred (100) feet; apartment, heat and shots. Donations ac­ the shuttle and to reveal when it MANCHESTER - Lvdall hot water. $600 per pets! Two months se­ O ld a '87 Calais >8,995 88 Chevrolet Celebrity >7195 Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald periodic status reports during the EASTERLY; by land of 'fhe Town of Manchester, cepted. Protectors of seventy-six (76) feet; Woods. $153,900. Taste­ month. Phllbrick curity. $650 plus oil and Olds '86 Toyo >9,995 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. >9995 five-day mission, silence will be will land at Edwards Air Force fully decorated Colon­ utilities. 643-9382 or 646- Animals. 742-9666 or England Railroad Construction, Inc., of Bridgeport, is Base, Calif. SOUTHERLY; by land formerly ot Edward J. Holl, one Agency, 646-4200. 633-8515. BRIDGE WORK — Construction work continues Monday broken only if there is a major hundred (100) feet; and ial style condo. In­ 8014. BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE ! ! ' I qI qr ahead of schedule and hopes to have at least one-way The mission is expected to last cludes fireplace, MANCHESTER-Two on the Union Street bridge. The $2 million project has problem, NASA said. Crew con­ WESTERLY; by Trotter Street, seventy-eight and bedroom duplex, park­ 269 M.nch. Ch^r^a. Spacmm >6995 traffic on the road by the middle of the month. versation will not be broadcast. five days. 85/100 (78.85) feet. atrium doors off FR CARS closed Union Street since Aug. 1. The contractor, New and DR to a deck. ing one car garage. I CARS The satellite reportedly can The flight is the eighth for This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Security I'/z months. FOR SALE FOR SALE 84IM740 872-9111 Columbia, the oldest of the publication In this newspaper provided that within ten days Backs up to 0 beautiful Is3 focus on the Soviet Union and $650 monthly. 649-5315. after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by yard. D.W. Fish world hotspots such as the Middle shuttles, but its first since it flew not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as Realty, 643-1591 .□ MANCHESTER - Three the last mission before the Jan. determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of East. JUST A Youngster! room apartment. Con­ Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its venient location. Lease The exact launch time was not 28, 1986, Challenger explosion. reference to o special Town election. Delightful 4 room After the accident, NASA con­ Townhouse condo at and security deposit. FBI says body likely Higgins made public until nine minutes James Fogarty onarty Brothers centrated on modifying the newer $495/month. 649-4820 Secretary Weelsweep In Man­ before liftoff, when the Pentagon Board of Directors chester on North Main 646-4412. lifted the blackout. Earlier, offi­ orbiters. Discovery and Atlantis, Manchester, Connecticut Gen. A1 Gray, the Marine Corps why it offered no information on and Columbia spent much of the Street. Built In 1983 this MANCHESTER - One WASHINGTON (AP) - The “ within a reasonable degree of cials had said only that the launch Dated at Manchester, Connecticut bedroom, parking, ap­ commandant, told Mrs. Higgins, the time and cause of death. But a past few years as a “ hangar complex offers a very FBI believes the body of Ameri­ medical certainty that the person would take place between 7:30 this 2nd day of August, 1989. handy location. 2 bed­ pliances, quiet, no pets, Manchester’s herself a Marine Corps major, of source, speaking on condition on queen,” stripped to provide spare can hostage William R. Higgins depicted in the videotape is a.m. and 11:30 a.m. 017-08 rooms, 1'/2 baths, full central. $450 with se­ the results of the FBI analysis, anonymity, said the FBI experts parts for its sister ships. curity. 643-9776. was shown in a videotape re­ dead,” the bureau said. Liftoff was delayed about 40 Classified ads serye the private basement with said White House spokesman could not fix a time of death by Discovery and Atlantis each laundry hookups, EX­ leased by terrorists but says “ Although a positive identifica­ minutes to allow fog to burn off. people todoy ... lust as 454 MAIN St.- 3 room viewing the videotape. have made two trips into space CELLENT CONDI­ apartment $500 plus there can be no positive identifi­ tion could not be made, numerous Marlin Fitzwater. The mission is the fifth shuttle HOMES they have since our coun­ Used Car Dealer “ President Bush called Mrs. The bureau’s forensic experts since post-Challenger flights re­ TION! $114,500. Jack- utilities, no pets. Secur­ cation without physical evidence. observable characteristics were flight since launches resumed FOR SALE try's beginning. Read and son & Jackson Real Higgins at about 2 p.m. to offer his used photographic enhancement, sumed last September. HD use them regularly. 643- ity. 646-2426 . 9am-5pm The FBI offered no information noted indicating that the person last September after a 2>''2-year a technique frequently used to Estate. 647-8400.□ weekdays. USED CAR SPECIALS depicted in the videotape is Lt. support and encouragement. The hiatus prompted by the (Thal- During the flight, the astro­ 2711. about the time or cause of the compare a suspect’s mug shot MANCHESTER - Extra Col. Higgins,” the FBI said. president said the U.S. govern­ lenger disaster. nauts were to check out 258 1982 MERCURY 1984 FORD Marine lieutenant colonel’s death with the grainy, blurry pictures Large Lot. $186,500. CARS CARS CARS 1984 MAZDA 1983 BUICK 84 CHEVY President Bush publicly ment will continue to do all it can modifications made to Columbia Screened porch - brick ZEPHYR WAGON CROWN VIC when it said Monday that the taken during holdups by bank Columbia, which flew the first B2000 P/U CENTURY Auto, A/C CAMARO to obtain a full accounting of what to improve safety and reliability patio - 2 car garage - HD FOR SALE HD FOR SALE FOR SALE 1 Auto, A/C Auto, A/C videotaped body hanging by a praised Higgins as a “ symbol of shuttle mission in 1981, spent the HD happened to her husband,” Fitz­ surveillance cameras. trees - bushes - flowers *3850 *6222 rope was probably that of courage” and telephoned his past few years as a “ hangar 1 *3919 *4195 *5350 wife, Robin Higgins, to offer water said. Please see LAUNCH, page 10 plus a gorgeous three Higgins. Please see HIGGINS, page 10 queen, ” stripped of parts to keep bedroom Colonial. The FBI refused to comment on 1984 MAZDA 1988 CHEVY 1983 LINCOLN 1986 BUICK FBI forensic experts concluded condolences. the two other remaining shuttles Lets make a deal on 1985 CHEVY flying. It underwent 258 safety this beauty. Call Bar- P/U CPE. MONTE CARLO CELEBRITY TOWN CAR RIVIERA bara Weinberg, 5 Spd. Auto, A/C Black, Loaded Auto modifications after a failed TODAY RE/M AX East of the *6550 rocket joint caused the Chal­ River, 647-1419.0 or ev­ *3880 *8919 *6850 *8918 Plan backed to ease housing crunch lenger explosion in 1986 that enings 643-0844. 28 REASONS In d e x 1983 MERCURY 1987 MAZDA 1985 BMW 325 1983 MAZDA 1985 MAZDA killed all seven crew members. MOVING to Florida? LYNX ble housing as well as target to alter zoning regulations to TO SHOP US FIRST B2600 4x4 5 Spd.. A/C 626 Diane Rosell ship program. The commander is Air Force Looking for a home Auto, A/C Auto 5 8pd„ A/C 626 Bv specific areas for the housing. encourage affordable housing. 5 Spd.. AM/FM and Noncv Concelmon Those were among the recom­ Col. Brewster Shaw, a veteran of 20 pages, 2 sectians anywhere within the WHEN LOOKING *10950 Josh Howroyd, a member of the The plan provides increased state *1888 Manchester Herald mendations included in a July 28 two earlier missions. The others U.S.? Would you llketo FOR A USED CAR *9888 *5050 *5888 Citizens’ Housing Committee and grants for road repair to com­ start your real estate draft report by the Citizen’s are Navy Cmdr. Richard Ri­ Classified _ 19-20 Obituaries _ 2 1985 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1987 MERCURY 1986 OLDS an alternate member of the munities with affordable housing search from the com­ 1985 PONTIAC Support is growing among Housing Committee. Among chards, Air Force Lt. Col. James Comics ______16 Opinion _ A-9 LYNX COROLLA COUGAR CIERA Planning and Zoning Commis­ programs. fort of your own home Auto, A/C, LS SUNBIRD some town officials for a plan to other things the committee re­ Adamson, Air Force Maj. Mark Focus______17 Sports ____11-14 1. SELECTION 4 Spd., AM/FM Auto, A/C Gray 5 Spd.. A/C “ Without the partnership plan. and work with real commended altering density and sion, said today he thinks it would Local/State__ 2-4 Television. . 15 estate professional fa­ 2. SERVICE alter zoning regulations to en­ Brown and Navy Cmdr. David *9880 height requirements to encour­ be in the town’s best interest to Natlon/World j 6-7 W eather__ _ 2 miliar with the area *2990 *5112 *7212 *4350 courage affordable housing and Please see HOUSING, page 10 Leestma, who flew once pre­ 3. PRICES to join the state Housing Partner­ age developers to build afforda­ consider the partnership plan and and th e housing 1986 BUICK 1984 MERCURY 1984 CHEVY 1986 MERCURY 1986 MAZDA marketl Let me put RIVIERA TOPAZ CAVALIER WAG CAPRICE you In touch with a Auto, A/C 8 Spd.. A/C Auto. A/C A/C, 5 apd. 82200 LX full-time RE/MAX sales executlye at your IMPORTS *9814 *3818 *4220 *5111 *5818 destination. Just call 4. 1966 HONDA ACCORD HATCHBACK 5 tpMd. AC RlWa ...... • 7995 1986 and ask for me Valerie 5. 1966 HONDA ACCORD 4 Door, 6 SpMd. St*r«o *1042 ...... ‘ 8195 1984 RENAULT MIT5UBI5HI 1982 OLDS 1983 MAZDA 1985 MERKUR Dedicated volunteers persevere Huestls, RE/MAX East 6. 1966 HONDA CMC 5 ipMd, Air #2004 ...... * 5995 ALUANCE CORDIA TURBO CUTLA5 RX7 XR4TI of the River, 647-1419.0 7. 1967 HOMM PRELUDE SI Blua, 5 tpMd. Loadftd #2006 ...... >11995 Auto, A/C. S4K Auto, A/C, Gray Limited Ed. Auto, A/C or 645-8293. 8. 1966 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 Door, Auto, Air #1M1 ...... * 8995 5 Spd. 1 *3212 *4222 *5950 COMFORTABLE and 9. 1967 HONDA CMC 4 Door. 6 BpMd. 36k #2032 ...... • 7995 <6990 *7650 on Coventry playscape project Roomy. Older Colonial 10.1981 TOYOTA CEUCA OT r.«. s «>.««, A r...... * 3795 11. 1964 SUBARU WAGON GL Auto, SUrao #1982 ...... * 4995 1987 RX7 1986 MERCURY 1984 MAZDA 1985 FORD 1988 MAZDA on tree lined street. TURBO 5ABLE 626 ESCORT WAGON Convenient location. 12. 1964 MSSAN SENTRA WAGON Auto, Air #1997 ...... > 4495 MYGLY By Jacqueline Bennett Very wet conditions at the school grounds due 13. 1963 V.W. RABBT 4 Door, Auto #1679 ...... • 2995 5 Spd., AM/FM, A/C 4 Dr., Auto, A/C ' Auto, AM/FM Auto While. A/C, 5 spd. Fireplace, screened Manchester Herald to flooding from spring rains meant a concrete porch, 3 bedrooms a 14. 1965 MSSAN MAXIMA 4 Door. Auto #2021 ...... ‘ 7295 *14444 *6919 *4950 foundation had to be put in. Also the design of the real classic home 15. 1985 SUBARU GL Auto. Air #2018 ...... * 5995 *5650 *13333 COVENTRY — Child’s play isn’t cheap these structure is complex, said Sisti. available for Fall occu­ 16. 1984 MSSAN SENTRA 2 Door, Auto #2027 ...... * 3495 1984 1986 CHRY5LER 1982 OLDS 1987 CHEVY 1988 MAZDA “ It is interesting and complex to build, but that pancy. A super quality 17.1985 V.W. OOlf 4 Door, Auto #2042 ...... * 5495 NEW YORKER days. VOYAGER CUTLAS MONTE CARLO B2200 is also why it’s taking so long,” Sisti said buy. Call Ron Fourn­ 18. 1987 V.W. JEHA 4 Door, Auto, Air ...... • 8495 5 Spd., A/C Auto, A/C Brougham A. 'o, A/C, 59.000 Stpd., AM/FM Materials for a playscape being built by ier, RE/M AX East of volunteers at Coventry Grammar School have The playscape was designed by resident the RIyer, 647-1419.0 DOMESTIC *4990 *7441 *4818 *4996 Joanna Walsh, who is an engineer. It includes 19. 1985 PLYMOUTH TURiSMO Auto. Air #1857 ...... » 4995 *5980 cost $20,000. according to John Sisti. GREAT Buy! Bolton. 1987 OLDS spiral and straight slides, tire climbs, a 20. 1986 CHEVROLET CELBRTTY V8. Auto. Air #1930 ...... • 7495 1986 FORD 1986 CHRY5LER 1984 PONTIAC Still, he says the costs could have been higher. $154,9(X). Owner want? CUTLAS 1984 MAZDA "W e’ ve gotten away inexpensive. We’ve been suspension bridge and mazes. action on this 3 bed­ 21. 1985 FORD MUSTANG Auto. PS. PB »1»»4 ...... > 4495 T-BIRD nFTH AVE B2000P/U FIERO 22.1964 OLDS FRENZA HATCHBACK Auto. Air #2005 ...... • 4495 Auto, A/C SUPREME 4 Spd. able to save some because we’ve got our own Sisti describes the playscape as a ’’popular room, 1 owner Ranch trend” He believes they appeal to youngsters with open floor plan. 23.1963 DODGE 600 4 Door, Auto. Air #1868 ...... * 2495 *6999 *8998 *8998 *3850 *2999 manpower,” said Sisti, who had the idea to build Conveniently located 24.1985 P0KT1AC HERO Black, Auto, Air #2019...... -...... • 4495 the playscape. because "each one is unique." on almost 5 wooded 25. 1966 CHEVROLET CAMARO Auto, Air #2026 ...... • 6995 Sisti is one of about a dozen volunteers who To have had to hire a designer and have it built, 26. 1966 CHRYSLER ULZER 5 ipMd. Air tlSM ...... * 5495 acres. Call today for have been working on the playscape every Sisti estimates, could have cost as much as more details. Flano 27. 1986 BUCK SKYHAWK COUPE Auto, Air #2039 ...... » 5495 $60,000. Real Estate 646-5200.O 28. 1963 OLDSMOBIIE CERA 2 Door, Auto, Air #2037 ...... • 4695 Saturday since April. He says some of the volunteers are parents and some are townspeo­ Fund-raising for the project began more than a COVENTRY Brand new 7 year ago by parents of Coventry Grammar room hip roofed Ranch ple who don’t even have children in school. MORIARTY BROTHERS The going has been slow, Sisti admits, because School pupils. Adriane Manzone headed the In country setting. MANChESTCRi-fcrCA $212,000. Features 3 manpower has been limited, however those fund-raising committee that held dances, raffles, bedrooms, 2 baths and 24 ADAMS ST. 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT gift-wrap sales and a bottle drive. helping are dedicated. . , . Patrick Flynn/Manchealar Herald a beautifully crafted Originally, the group hoped to have the Parents got the idea for the project after fleldstone fireplace. ^^5/MANCHESTER, CT 06040 playscape completed when school let out for the looking into the cost of repairing the playground PLAYSCAPE CONSTRUCTION — John helped to build in front of Coventry Located on a lightly equipment currently at the school, Sisti said. The wooded 1 acre lot bor­ 646-3515 summer. Now the men are aiming for sometime Sisti, of 335 Geraldine Drive, Coventry, Grammar School. dered by stone walls. this fall. . . . Please see PLAYSCAPE. naae 10 saws a board for the playscape he Call todayl Flano Real 643-5135 Estate 646-5200O.