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May index

signais fail

in economy

By John D. McClain

The Associated Press

WASHINGTON - The govern­

ment’s chief economic forecast­ Index ing gauge plunged 1.2 percent in

May. the biggest decline since the of Leading

stock market crash in late 1987,

the Commerce Department re­ Indicators truMK, 1962 • lOO

ported today. The decline in the Index of

Leading Economic Indicators 146

was the third in the last four months, as the gauge designed to 142 foretell economic activity six to

Patrick Flynn/Mencheeter Herald nine months into the future

continued to flash strong signals BEATING THE HEAT — WalterTreschuk of 29 Carter St.. at Bolton Lake. The National Weather Service predicts of a significant decline in eco­ Bolton, keeps a close eye on his grandson, Alex Bahm, 2, that Thursday will be mostly sunny and cooler with less nomic activity.

of Farmington, as they seek relief from the heat and humidity. The 1.2 percent decline was significantly steeper than ana­ humidity during an outing Tuesday at Indian Notch Park lysts had been expecting. How­ JJASONOjfMA

ever, economists generally be­

lieve the economy can escape a May 88 Apr. '89 May *89

recession this year, although they I 141 5 I I 145 5 I 1143.8 I

are looking for a major slowing in Bush to propose high-level pay hikes economic growth accompanied

by rising unemployment. to the overall downward trend By Rita Beamish As of today, the president was mention a specific proposal, but senior executive branch em­ The 1.2 percent drop in May this year that has worried many The Associated Press not planning to ask for a specific said he favored a raise, and that ployees early in his administra­ followed a 0.6 percent gain posted economists. figure, the administration source he would like to see congressional tion. But Congress, amid a public in April. The index had fallen 0.6 Today’s index figure reinforced WASHINGTON - President said. increases considered separately clamor opposing such increases, percent in March and 0.3 percent

Bush on Thursday will propose a in February quashed a 51-percent in February. recent government and private In April, Bush endorsed a 25 from those for judges and other industry reports that show almost pay raise for members of Con­ top executive branch positions. pay raise that would have taken The May decline was the steepest percent pay increase for federal every sector of the economy gress, judges, and top-level ad­ “ Now whether the Congress is effect automatically earlier this since a 1.8 percent plunge in judges. contracting because of the Fed­ ministration officials, four willing to do what I’ve suggested, year if the lawmakers had not November 1987. That drop re­

months after public outrage The Washington Times, quot­ I don’t know. But I will have voted it down. flected the shock to the economy eral Reserve Board’s efforts to ing unnamed sources with access raise interest rates to control killed a 51-percent increase, an suggestions when we make our from the 508-point plunge in the to Office of Management and Bush endorsed the 51-percent inflation. administration source said today. announcements on Thursday — Dow Jones index of 30 industrial Budget information, said he salary increase for Congress in Bush was to include the prop­ further announcements along stocks on Oct. 19, 1987. For instance, only two of the 11 would ask for raises of up to 25 January at his first news osal in a speech centered on this line — as to what I think needs The April increase had allowed forward-looking business statis­ percent in his proposal. conference. campaign reform and gerry­ to be done. ... This is a matter of the index to steer clear of the tics that make up the composite

mandering of congressional dis­ Bush on Tuesday was asked considerable concern.” That would have taken congres­ traditional signal of a forthcom­ index — higher stock prices and about the pay raise issue at a tricts, said the official, who spoke Bush backed pay raises for sional salaries from $89,500 to ing recession — three declines in on condition of anonymity. news conference. He did not members of Congress, judges and $135,000. a row. But the May report added See INDEX, page 10

More reform likely H ouse not

rushing on for Eastern Europe

By Barry Schweld such delicate issues as who sits flag issue The Associated Press next to Bush at dinner. A four-man ruling body has sharply By Larry Margasak WASHINGTON - The pace of reduced the power of General The Associated Press reform in Poland and Hungary is Secretary Karoly Grosz. "H e’ll still see the same Hun­ picking up even as President WASHINGTON - The House garians, but in what order?" said Bush gets set to visit the two East will not rush to nullify a Supreme European countries — with assu­ a U.S. official who assessed Court decision on flag-burning, developments on the condition he rance to Moscow he will not try to says House Speaker Thomas overhaul their economies or pose would not be identified. "W e’ve Foley, who contends the issue asked the Hungarians.” a threat to the Soviet Union. should not be used for “ crass In both countries Bush will While Bush on Tuesday was political purposes.” meet with prominent leaders of advising Soviet President Mik­ Moving Tuesday to slow down a the opposition, and he is bound to hail S. Gorbachev not to get possible stampede for constitu­ "uptight" about his trip to dwell on his session with Lech tional change, Foley announced Warsaw and Budapest, U.S. Walesa, the leader of the Polish that hearings will be held in July officials said privately the second trade union movement on setting aside the court ruling stage of elections in Poland and a Solidarity. that threw out flag desecration revamping of the Communist Poland has now had two rounds laws in 48 states. party leadership in Hungary have of elections, and Solidarity has 1 He acted only hours after done well. It’s won 99 of 100 Senate improved the trend to President Bush joined a chorus of seats, and the union has won all of democracy. lawmakers in proclaiming that a the contested races for the lower There is uncertainty who will constitutional amendment — a house. eventually become prime minis­ process used only 26 times in the A president is to be chosen by ter of Poland, however, and the nation’s history — is the only July 18. Bush will be in Warsaw reshuffling in Hungary may solution to change the 5-4 ruling. and Gdansk, the Baltic seaport require a change in protocol on Foley, D-Wash., said the House where Solidarity was launched, Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald Judiciary Committee hearings July 9-11. SUPERMARKET SPREE — Rose Kvart grocery items as she could in three “ are not going to be rushed but There may be a caretaker they will not be obstructive.” government for a while, and it’s races through Highland Park Market minutes. The spree was sponsored by TODAY They will "be conducted calmly not clear if Wojciech Jaruzelski Tuesday trying to gather as many Mechanics Savings Bank. in the spirit of deliberation and will wind up wearing the twin hats care ... we are not seeking to In d e x of president and Communist inflame this issue,” he told 20 pages, 2 sections party chief. Speedy shopper nets $1,304.54 reporters. “ There is a lot of nervousness Business— — 9 Nstlon/World.j5-7 With senators already home for among the Poles because nobody their July 4 break, Foley gave .Classified - 19-20 Obituaries------2 knows how all of this is going to By AAaureen Leavitt into shopping carts during a shopping spree Comics_____16 Opinion . 8 House members outraged by last work out,” said another U.S. Manchester Herald sponsored by Mechanics Savings Bank, which Focus______16 People------15 week’s ruling a chance to vent official, who also insisted on recently opened a new branch at 341 Broad St. Food______14 Science------18 their feelings. He scheduled an anonymity. "But we know the As Rose Kvart ran down the produce aisle of The speedy shopper managed to pile $1,304.54 Local/State Sports----- 11-13 Highland Park Market pushing her grocery cart worth of goods into three carts by the time the immediate vote on a non-binding way the trend is running, and we resolution expressing “ profound .2-4, 10 Television. ,17 Tuesday, she tossed a list of meats to the meat buzzer sounded at the market at 317 Highland St. welcome the trend." concern" over the decision, and packers and flew down another aisle, wildly Kvart wasn’t the only winner in the spree. the House passed it, 411-5. In Hungary, he said, the grabbing groceries. Bank President Edgar Gerwig presented Senate Judiciary Committee WE DELIVER reshuffling at the top of the party This was no ordinary housewife in a rush to get MaryAnn Palmarozza, administrative director Chairman Joseph R. Biden Jr., For Home Delivery, Call “ doesn’t change things much." home for dinner. of New Hope Manor Inc., 48 Hartford Road, a D-Del., said Tuesday he favors Democratic change is so far Actually, Kvart had three minutes to grab, advanced it is conceivable a seeking to nullify the ruling by 647-9946 push or pull whatever grocery items she could See SPREE, page 10

Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 See EUROPE, page 10 See FLAG, page 10 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 28. 1989 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 28. 19B9 EECORD LOCAL & STATE J Burnt-out About Town Births Jury still out on effects ( ‘

BRANCATO, Giuseppe Salvatore Jr., son of garage is U ■ -t* O-Anon offers help Giuseppe S. and Danielle LaBrie BrancatoSr. of 230 of golf course expansion Oak St., was born June 10 at Manchester Memorial O-Anon, a support group for the family and demolished .*’ly friends of compulsive overeaters, meets every Hospital. By Maureen Leavitt moved if more holes were concerns based on regulatory Manchester Herald constructed. issues. I don’t think w e’ve seen Friday at 7 p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. CONTI, Gregory Francis, son of Steven F. and A burned-out garage at 166 W. j i - ' Ask at the information desk for the meeting room There is concern that the new anything that’s alarming.” u Veronique Subrizi Conti of Newington, was born Middle Turnpike that residents Silva said he will work with number. June 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His It is too early to determine if construction might affect the have complained about for more GHR representatives and con­ maternal grandparents are Nicole and Gilles Globe Hollow Reservoir might be existing first, second and 18th than three years was demolished tinue to make improvements to Subrizi of France. His paternal grandparents are affected by the construction of 36 holes. Those three holes are earlier this month under orders the present plans and anticipate Mason receives jewel Norma and Francis Conti of 461 Woodbridge St. additional holes at the Manches­ located on Class I watershed from the town Building Inspec­ ter Country Club, engineers said lands, where water runoff has a possible questions from the state James A. Stratford, of 362 Vernon St., was SWAIN, Randy James, son of Charlotte Swain of tion Division. Tuesday night. greater impact. Department of Health Services. presented with his Past District Deputy Jewel on 157 Wadsworth St. Extension, was born June 13 at Garage owner Harry Mull was Marc Garrett, an engineer with The town is considering adding If the town were to approve June 23 during a testimonial honoring him at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ordered to demoli.sh the building GHR Engineering, the environ­ holes to increase the opportunity plans for additional holes, the Masonic Temple. Stratford served as District grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swain, 157 because he violated a town mental consultant studying the for public play. The Manchester state Department of Health Ser­ Deputy of Masonic District 6C of t he Grand Lodge of Wadsworth St. Extension. ordinance on public nuisances. plans, told town officials and Country Club leases the course vices would have to be asked fora N Connecticut for two years. John Gonslaves. Past Mull also violated local and state representatives from the country under a 25-year agreement that change-of-use permit. Grand Master, presented Stratford with the jewel. PERZANOWSKI. Kyle Daniel, son of Kevin and building codes by leaving the cliib that a 12-month environmen­ ends in 1991. Silva said there could be Kathleen Sullivan Perzanowski of Tolland, was charred structure in place after it tal assessment of the reservoir Town and club negotiators have a several different layouts of the born June 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His burned in April 1985, according to and the streams which feed into it worked out a two-year lease extra holes, not only the four Breastfeeding discussed maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel division officials. will have to be completed to extension and the Board of plans he has drawn. He said the Sullivan of 9 Edison Road. His paternal grandpar­ The building, which was demol­ determine if the reservoir will be Directors approved the lease “The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming effect on reservoirs of water ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perzanowski of 45 ished June 6, was at the corner of affected. concept May 9. Some directors Difficulties.” is the topic at the July meeting of the runoff from golf courses is Wedgewood Drive. He has a brother. Dana Joseph, West Middle Turnpike and Essex GHR recently completed the have questioned some of the Manche.ster Evening La Leche League Group. The actually more of a perceived one. meeting will be held July 5 at 7:30 p.m. at 138 2 . Street, attached to Turnpike Auto first stage in the reservoir .study. conditions the club stipulated in AMSDEN, Ashley Rose, daughter of Scott A. and Deepwood Drive. Mothers, grandmothers, infants Body Works. 166 W. Middle Three more studies will provide the lease. Town directors and club repre­ Robin Novak Amsden of 146 High St., was born June Turnpike. and toddlers are welcome. engineers with information on Garrett told those at the meet­ sentatives have shown interest in 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mull said earlier this year he environmental conditions during ing in the Lincoln Center hearing a plan that calls for retaining the Discover dinosaurs in July grandparents are Joseph R. and Mary R. Nowak of planned to renovate the garage, all seasons. room that he has seen no major 18-hole course and building 18 41 Coolidge St. Her paternal grandparents are but on May 22 the Zoning Board of Garrett said it is also too early problems based on the four plans new holes. It would allow golfers “ Discovering Dinosaurs,” a four-day program Frank and Grace Amsden of 144 High St. Appeals denied a special excep­ to determine if three existing submitted by Brian Silva, a golf to play either the first nine holes for children who have completed grades 3 through 5. tion permit for the work. The CORNELIUSON, Jeffrey Robert, son of Steven holes near the Globe Hollow architect with Cornish and Silva. or second nine holes of golf and will take place at Dinosaur State Park, July 25-28 ’-f permit was denied because Mull and Susan DeVoe Corneliuson of 153 Lakeview Reservoir would need to be "W e really have seen no major fini.sh at the clubhouse. from 9 a.m. to noon. The program will explore the didn’t meet requirements for The Associated Press Drive, Coventry, was born June 13 at Manchester new ideas about dinosaurs. It will also show the minimum yard sizes, building Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are types of plants and animals that lived with the division records show. BACK STROKE — An adult, male polar at the Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass. Robert and Eleanor DeVoe of 32 Dexter Road. dinosaurs. Indoor and outdoor activities will be ZBA approval was required bear named "Major" takes a swim in the Tuesday. Coventry. His paternal grandparents are Robert Town meeting will try again offered. Class enrollment islim itedto 15people. The because an auto repair facility is and Carol Corneliuson of 36 Snake Hill Road, program fee is $25. or $20 for members of the water surrounding the polar bear exhibit a non-conforming use in a Busi­ J Friends of Dinosaur Park Association. Inc. Call Coventry. ness II zone. Zoning Enforcement Ss; 529-8423. Tuesday through Sunday. 9 a.m, to 4:30 DURAND, Stephanie Elizabeth, daughter of Loris Officer Thomas O’Marra said. to approve Coventry budget p.m.. to register or for more information. E. and Susan Brown Durand Jr. of 97 Hackmatack The order to demolish the Obituaries St., was bom June 16 at Manchester Memorial building was the second Mull was By Rick Santos Some expenditures the town belief that the budget can be cut Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Alan issued this year. i Manchester Herald was planning for the coming safely, he said. Library has summer hours Brown of East Hartford and Mrs. Joni Varrelman of In a March 22 letter to Mull, ' The Mtoctaiad Prats year, including refurbishing a The school board will meet 89 Camp Meeting Road, Bolton, Plainfield, Mass., and Jeanette Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Chief Building Inspector Leo The Andover Public Library will start summer Raymond W. Theroux, COVENTRY - The Town fire truck and purchasing a new Thursday night to discuss possi­ died Monday (June 26,1989) at his Scozzafava and Marie Mallia, and Mrs. Loris Durand Sr. of 51 Dover Road. She has Belval said Mull had to apply for hours beginning July 5. The new schedule is: JAIL PROTEST — A small group of protesters picket Council’s new budget proposal of dump truck, will have to be ble cuts, and Mickel said transplant patient home. He was the husband of both of Las Vegas, Nev. two brothers, Matthew. 4‘/^, and Andrew, 21 months. necessary variances within 30 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 3 to 9 p.m.: outside the grounds of a new 800-bed state prison in $14,119..382 will go to a town delayed at least one year. Lewis teaching positions, which the Mary (Costa) Gamache. The funeral will be Thursday at DeMERCADO. Lauren Audrey, daughter of days or the Building Division Tuesday and Thursday. 7 to 9 p.m.: and Saturday, Raymond W. Theroux, 61, of 108 Suffield Tuesday. They were protesting a new prison to meeting July 6. said. board had wanted to add, proba­ He was born in Pascoag, R.I., 8:15 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral David I. and Anita Carpenter deMercado of 55 would begin proceedings to dem­ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The library will be clo.sed McKee St., died Tuesday (June The new proposal for 1989-90, Education spending would be bly will have to be cut. and lived in Bolton for the last Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ Brookfield St., was born June 16 at Manchester olish the structure. be built In Newtown. from Saturday through July 4 because of 27, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. He hammered out at a Town Council cut under the new budget prop­ Republican Councilman James nine years. He owned and oper­ ford, followed by a Mass of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Belval said today Mull did Independence Day. was the husband of Dorothy Jean meeting Monday night, does not osal. which allocates $8,891,212 Sullivan said he is happy with the ated the Ability Machine and Tool Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Dr. and Mr. J.W. Carpenter of Weston. Mass. Her apply in time, but after the ZBA’s (Coughlin) Theroux. require a tax increase. The for schools. This is a decrease of budget, but "it could be better if it Co., Inc., Manchester. Francis of Assisi Church, South paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. vote the building division issued a He was the recipient of a heart current tax rate is 37 mills. $120,000 from the previous were put together more Pageant contestants sought Besides his wife, he is survived Windsor. Burial will be in Vete­ deMercado of Bennington, Vt. She has a sister, second order to demolish the Prison officials gird transplant in 1987 at Hartford Townspeople have rejected two proposal. realistically.” by a son, William G. Gamache of ran’s Memorial Field, Hillside Claire. 2. structure. Mull complied with Area girls age 8 to 12 and 16 to 20 are being sought Hospital. previous budget plans in referen- Lawrence Mickel. Board of Bolton; a sister, Edna Paul of Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling BROWN, Crystal Marie, daughter of Christopher that order, he said. The problem with the method for the Hebron Harvest iPair pageants in Sep­ He was born in Athol, Mass., dtims The late.st. a $14,420,959 Education chairman, said, Rhode Island; and several nieces hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. A. and Julieanna Adrian Brown of 23 Norman St., Mull said he hadn’t tried to u.sed in figuring the budget and tember. Contestants do not have to be from Hebron. Jan. 23, 1928, and had lived in for Newtown lawsuit package that would have raised “ We’ll try to make cuts in such a and nephews. was born June 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. rebuild the garage because the the tax rate. Sullivan said, is that The Junior Miss Pageant will be held Sept. 7. The Manchester for the past 15 years. the tax rate by 1.7 mills, was way that they don’t harm the The funeral will be Thursday at SUFFIELD (AP) - After that has to be done.” the Town Council doesn’t offer Miss Hebron Harvest Fair Pageant will be held Before retiring in 1985, he was Richard J. Morganson Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. cause of the fire was being turned down last Thursday by a children.” 9; 15 a.m. from the John F. Raymond J. Adrian III of Coxsackie. N.Y. Her investigated. Mull’s attorneys breaking ground for one prison, Asked what message he had for budgeting guidelines to town Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Scholarships will be awarded. employed by the Burns Interna­ vote of 1.053 to 708. The danger, Mickel said, is Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Richard J. Morganson, 47, of Connecticut criminal justice and the protesters from Newtown, departments before preparing For more information, call 537-5121. tional Security Co. of South paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. sent several letters to Belval Town Council Chairwoman creating the impression that the Center St., followed by a Mass of Hampton, died Tuesday (June 27, correction officials are turning Carbone said; “ If they have the town budget. Windsor. Brown of Montgomery, Mass. explaining that. Mull said. Belval Joan Lewis, a Democrat, said the school system is operating Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. 1989) at the Day Kimball Hospital their attention to an expected anything to fear, it’s the crimi­ Besides his wife, he is survived said he has those letters, which council hopes the new proposal smoothly when existing condi­ “ So what you get is a Christmas Bartholomew’s Church. Burial in Putnam. He is survived by his POLLOCK. Sadie Anne Burnett, daughter of nals on the street, not the Local artist displays work by a daughter, Kerri Coughlin of were mailed some time ago. lawsuit aimed at blocking will be passed at the town tions are not as they should be. list,” he said, “ and you have to will be in Bolton Center Ceme­ sister, Linda Conner of Manches­ David W. and Halene Burnett Pollock of 45 E. criminals who are locked up.” Manchester: a brother, Paul “ If I could have rebuilt it after another facility. meeting and not petitioned to a This would reinforce the town’s start cutting.” The works of Manchester artist Richard Miller tery. Calling hours are today ter, and his brother, Gary Mor­ Middle Turnpike, was born June 17 at Manchester He also said that every study Theroux of Marsellus, N.V.; a the fire I would have,” Mull said. Groundbreaking ceremonies referendum. will be on display at the Wakeen Merrill Galleries at from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. ganson of Coventry. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are conducted so far shows the sister, Claire lorio of Enfield, and He said he hopes to rebuild the were held Tuesday for the me­ “ We brought to the town the 983 Main St. through July. Memorial donations may be He is also survived by his Mr. and Mrs. Harold R, Burnett of Manchester. Her garage. dium security, $72 million prison Newtown site “ ideally suited” for Gallery hours are 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Monday several nieces and nephews. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George L. no-mill increase because the town Gift aids heart research A prayer service will be held made to the charity of the donor’s father, Frank H. Morganson of in north-central Connecticut as a the prison. through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Pollock of Chester. She has two brothers. Ian, 3*/i, had to have a budget apporoved,” machine uses an ultrasonic Thursday at 10 a.m. at the choice. Windsor Locks; his son, Corey handful of protesters marched The protesters carried signs The Manchester Memorial Sunday. and Daniel, 2. Lewis said. beam. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Morganson of Stuart, Fla.; a peacefully nearby. with such slogans as “ Fairfield Hospital Development Fund has Armand W. Bureau The new fiscal year begins July The machine’s color-flow abil­ Center St. Burial will be in the daughter, Elaine Morganson of LANTERMAN, Kailee Elizabeth, daughter of Lee Blumenthal The demonstrators wanted to Hills’ Mentally 111, O’Neill’s Next received a $20,000, two-year 1. Because of the earlier budget ity checks the direction of blood Calvary Cemetery in Greenfield, Armand W. Bureau, 81, of East West Willington; four brothers, E. and Amy Scanlan Lanterman of 8 Rogers Road, register their opposition to the Victims.” pledge from the J.C. Penney rejections, the, town will be flow within the heart, and it can Current Quotations Mass. Calling hours are Thurs­ Hartford, died Monday (June 26, Duwayne Morganson of Windsor was born June 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. planned 400-bed prison on the One demonstrator, Trudy Catalog Distribution Center operating without a budget from detect leakage of valves and day from 9 a.m. until the time of 1989) at his home. He is survived Locks, Leonard Morganson of Her maternal grandparents are Kevin and Bonnie to vie for grounds of Fairfield Hills Hospi­ Compton, said it was likely that which will be used to buy Saturday until at least Thursday.. abnormal connections between the service. by his sister, Yvonne Scozzafava Plainfield, Robert Morganson Scanlan of Sturbridge, Mass. Her paternal tal in Newtown, a state mental court papers would be filed this equipment to help detect heart July 6. the chambers of the heart. “ As president, I will uphold our precious right to Memorial donations may be of Andover. and Ronald Morganson, both of grandparents are Clifford Lanterman of Storrs and hospital. A suit against the week seeking an injunction problems. “ It’s not the budget we would The machine will reduce the dissent, but burning the flag goes too far, and I want made to the Hartford Hospital He is also survived by three Ellington; two sisters, Patricia Barbara Pohlman of Westchester. Newtown prison is expected to be against the Newtown facility. Michael R. Gallacher. hospital AG’s seat like to see.” she said, “ because need for cardiac catheterization to see that matter remedied.” — President Bush, Surgical Research Transplant brothers, Paul Bureau of Tolland, Leach of Ellington, and Marion GIORDANO, David Edward, son of Edward and filed this week. Carbone said he couldn’t con­ president, said the computerized it’s a budget that increases costs in some cases, and will increase calling for a constitutional amendment against Center, 80 Seymour St., Hartford Arthur Bureau of Enfield, and Wilkinson of Granby; a grand­ Kyle Sibrinsz Giordano of Glastonbury, was born HARTFORD (AP) - The race “ Many people believe we are ceive of any Superior Court judge machine will help doctors visual­ in the long run because you have the ability to detect some of the flag-burning. 06115. Lionel Bureau of Jacksonville, daughter; and several nieces and June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His for the 1990 Democratic nomina­ adding space to make things issuing such an injunction, noting ize the heart muscle, its valves, to make more capital purchases complications of a heart attack at Fla.; and six sisters, Aurare nephews. maternal grandparents are Kitty and Bill Sibrinsz tion for attorney general heated more comfortable, to make that it is judges who are sending and the vessels that drain into and in the future.” an earlier stage. “ Anybody who suggests that there is a party William Gamache Jr. Hickey, Lucienne Boehmer, and The funeral will be Friday at 11 of Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Lois up a bit more today with the things more pleasant for offend­ criminals to jail in the first place. emerge from the heart. The difference in respect for the American flag is using Denise Guerard, all of East a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, Giordano of Philadelphia, Pa., and the late Edward formal announcement by state ers, but the state constitution this deep affection of Americans, twisting it, William J. Gamache Jr., 59, of Hartford, Marguerite Balduzzo of 456 Jackson St. (Route 195) in Giordano. Sen. Richard Blumenthal that he charges us with protecting peo­ Willimantic. Burial will be at the manipulating it, using it for the most base and crass STEULLET, Shawn Edward, son of Mark S. and will seek the post. ple, with guaranteeing their convenience of the family. Cal­ political purposes. It would be reprehensible and Diane White Steullet of 108 McKee St., was born "A s we enter a new decade, this safety,” said William H. Car­ ling hours are Thursday from 7 to disgusting. I am condemning those who are doing June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His office offers an extraordinary bone, head of criminal justice 9 p.m. it.” — House Speaker Thomas Foley, after Deaths Elsewhere maternal grandparents are Edward and Joan White opportunity for new leadership,” planning in the governor’s budget Memorial donations may be President Bush called for a constitutional amend­ of 45 Tracy Drive. His paternal grandparents are Blumenthal said on the steps of office. made to the Leukemia Society of ment to nullify the Supreme Court decision on Henry and Concetta Steullet Sr. of 173 Eldridge St. the Connecticut Supreme Court. "The greatest threat to public America, North Connecticut flag-burning. MacArthur. He has a sister. Crystal Joan. “ I pledge to you the aggressive, safety is prison overcrowding,” Elliott Thorpe Chapter, 40 Woodland St., he said. Thorpe was the last surviving WRONIAK, Emily Elizabeth, daughter of Peter vigorous leadership that I SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Re­ Hartford. The ceremonies also signaled “ We cannot help but notice the haste with which member of MacArthur’s staff in and Kathryn Foss Wroniak of 353 Summit St., was brought to the office of United tired Brig. Gen. Elliott Thorpe, Bush has rushed to defend the flag, and his lack of Japan. He was responsible for born June 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her States Attorney and as a state the start of construction of the who delivered an unheeded warn­ haste in defending the substance that flag stands Emperor Hirohito and outlived maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert legislator. $38.5 million, 400-bed prison in ing about the Japanese attack on In Memoriam Newtown and smaller jails in for, which is equality under the law and fairness.” — his former charge by about six Foss of Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. "This office offers a unique Pearl Harbor and may have been In sad and loving memory of Jesse Jackson, referring to recent Supreme Court months. and Mrs. Boleslaw Wroniak of Hartford. Her opportunity to be of public service Enfield, Brooklyn, Montville, decisions on job discrimination and flag-burning. the last living witness to the Crai^ Francis Flynn, 1961-1981. at a time of retrenchment and Cheshire and Niantic, according Thorpe was a military attache maternal great-grandmother is Roxey P. Foss of signings of peace treaties ending We think of you everyday abandonment by the federal to state Public Works Commis­ in Dutch-controlled Java in De­ Vernon, formerly of Manchester. She has two both world wars, died Tuesday at And make no outward show government of its responsibilities sioner Donald Cassin. cember 1941, when the Dutch sisters, Melissa Ann, 5, and Amy Lynn, 2. age 91. But what it’s meant to lose you. to enforce laws relating to civil "When offenders think they are Lottery broke a Japanese diplomatic Thorpe died at Sarasota Mem­ No one will ever know. rights, employment discrimina­ beating the system, because code and intercepted a message ...affordable orial Hospital, which did not You wished no one farewell. tion and workers’ safety.” there is not enough space for referring to planned Japanese Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in New release the cause of death. Or even said goodbye. Public Meetings Blumenthal. 43, of Stamford, is them, that doesn’t do any of us attacks on Hawaii, the Philip­ England; As a first lieutenant in the You were gone before we knew it. a former U.S. attorney for any good,” said Correction Com­ pines, and Thailand. Connecticut daily; 954. Play Four: 1718. army, Thorpe stood guard in the And only God knows why. Connecticut, having served as the missioner Larry Meachum. He Connecticut Lotto: 4, 5, 9, 17, 20, 32. Hall of Mirrors at Versailles Informed of the message, Your golden heart stopped beating Meetings scheduled for tonight: state’s top federal prosecutor said the new prison space wouid With tender hands at rest, Massachusetts daily: 4266. when the World War I treaty was Thorpe immediately cabled Wa­ while Jimmy Carter was mean less reliance on eariy God broke our hearts to prove. Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) signed on June 28,1919. In 1945, he shington but found his warning president. reiease programs, allowing the That he only takes the best. Bolton daily: 290, 3250. was on the USS Missouri in Tokyo was not taken seriously. A week After the Hartford announce­ state to ‘ ‘hold offenders accounta­ Conservation Commission-Inland Wetlands, Her­ Rhode Island daily: 7554. Bay when the Japanese surren­ later, the Japanese attacked Sadly missed by. ment, he headed for stops in New ble and let them go when they 1 rick Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 9, 19, 30, 32, 38. dered to Gen. Douglas Pearl Harbor. Mom, Dad and Irene Haven and Bridgeport today. He should go.” had created a committee this Although Suffield political lead­ COMING SOON spring to begin raising money. He ers originally opposed the new said he already has $50,000 and prison, they later dropped their Weather iiaitrhpalpr HpralJi will need at least $800,000. fight after the state agreed to Already in the race is state Rep. provide the town with $5 miilion in July 6, 7, 8 USPS 327-500 Jay B. Levin, D-New London. benefits. Chance of rain VOL. CVIII, No. 229 Others mentioned as possible Notably absent from Tuesday’s REGIONAL WEATHER contenders include West Hart­ groundbreaking ceremonies was Accu Weatf>er‘*’ lorecasl for Thur-..d.iy Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sleffert. Publlahar ford Mayor Christopher Droney, Gov. William A. O’Neill, who has TRI CITY PLAZA Oavtime Coridnions and High Temp4.*ialures night, partly cloudy with a 30 Oaorg* T. Chappall Oannia M. Santoro state Rep. Richard D. Tulisano of led the fight to get more money Editor Advartlalng Director percent chance of showers. Low Rocky Hill, state Sen. Anthony V. and land for prisons around the around 60. Thursday, mostly Dougin A. Bovint Shaldon Cohan state and who was iavishly Exocutivo Editor Avallone of New Haven and sunny and cooler with less Compoalng Managar SIDEWALK SALE |y 1 ^ former state Rep. Christine M. praised by his commissioners humidity. High 75 to 80. Friday Joannt Q. Fromorth Hobart H. Hubbard and others ieading the Builnon Managor Prataroom Managar Niedermeier of Fairfield. will be mostly sunny. High in the Blumenthal said he expects a ceremonies. middle 70s. Oonlaa A. Robotta Frank J. McSwaogan Jon L. Sandberg, the gover­ Ptraonnal Managar Circulation Director primary and wouldn’t speculate Coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy on who else might enter the race. nor’s press secretary, said with a 30 percent chance of Publlahad dally axeapt Sunday and caruin holldaya by tha The attorney general’s office is O’Neiil couldn’t attend because of j¥ofo«lo|74'*^ Manchaatar Publlahing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, Manchaater, showers. Low around 60. Thurs­ Conn. 06040. Second claaa poataga paid at Manchaatar. Conn. now held by Clarine Nardi Riddle, other meetings scheduied in his day. mostly sunny and cooler Poattnaatar Sand addrnaa changaa to tha Manchaatar Herald, who agreed not to run for the office. with less humidity. High 75 to 80. P.O. Box S9t, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. " I don’t think it was necessary If you don’t racaiva your Herald by 9 p.m. waekdaya or 7:30 office when she was appointed to Friday will be mostly sunny with a.m. Saturdaya, plaaaa talaphona your carrier. If you're unabta the post this year, succeeding for him to be here,” said Carbone. highs in the middle 70s. to reach your carrier, call aubacribar aarvica at 647-0046 by 6 Joseph I. Lieberman who was He said O’Neill had already taken AtLintn Northwest hills: Tonight, p.m. waekdaya lor dallvary In Manchaatar. elected to the U.S. Senate. "substantial political heat” over Suggaatad carrier ralaa aro $1.60 weakly, $7.70 lor one partly cloudy with a 30 percent month. $23.10 for three montha. $46.20 lor alx moniha and Blumenthal was elected to the the program. Wfc^ingHoi>|b4 I chance of showers. Low in the $02.40 for ona year. Nawaatand price: 35 canta a copy. state House of Representatives in " I t ’s all done to assure a high middle ,50s. Thursday, mo.stly Tha Manchaatar Herald la a member of Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa, 1984 and to the state Senate three quality of life in every Connecti­ Exit 64 off 1-84 Vernon PLRZnl sunny, cooler and less humid. tha Audit Bureau of Clrculatlona. tha New England Praaa Aaaoclatlon and tha New England Newapapar Aaaoclatlon. years later in a special election cut neighborhood,” Carbone said. High 70 to 75. Friday, mostly Today’s weather picture was drawn by Todd Streeter, 9, a and re-elected last year. " I t ’s not a popular task, but one sunny. High in the lower 70s. fourth-grader at Nathan Hale School.

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28, 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28, 1989 Foley says governor's race top priority NATION & WORLD J LOCAL WALLINGFORD (AP) - Newly believe have a story to tell,’’ Foley Connecticut in recent history. possible Republican challengers to elected state Republican Party Chair­ said. The party has won just one O’Neill next year. & STATE man Richard Foley says his top Tuesday night’s contest amounted gubernatorial election since 1954 — He said he would prefer the priority will be leading the GOP to its to a rematch between the two. In 1987, Thomas J. Meskill’s victory 19 years nomination be settled at the conven­ Soviet general says spy first gubernatorial victory in two Poliner narrowly defeated Foley. ago. Republicans have controlled the tion rather than in a primary in 1990. Nofziger's Delivers decades. Up until last week, Foley had been (jeneral Assembly for just four of Foley also said he would not resign salutatory in a neck-and-neck race with Poliner. those 19 years. from the General Assembly, but had Foley, a four-term state representa­ But Poliner suddenly quit the race not decided whteher to seek reelection case spurs tive from Oxford, was unanimously to the 131st district seat next year. He for KGB killed himself Charles Preble when several committee members Back in April, Foley stood outside III. son of Mr. and elected state GOP chairman by the announced they would support Foley. Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill’s did indicate that he would resign his Mrs. Reginald Pre­ Republican State Central Committee Poliner, a soR-spoken newcomer on office to announce he would seek the job as a business parts salesman. Congress By Jean McNair Kryuchkov said Souther left have described Souther as one of on Tuesday night. A1.SO elected were Joan Rader of The Associated Press their own to prevent the United u ble of 27D Esquire the state political scene two years chairmanship. behind a Russian wife and Drive, graduated “ We will hold the opposition’s feet to ago. concentrated on rebuilding the O’Neill has indicated he will run for Greenwich as vice chairwoman, Bv Pete Yost daughter and was buried Monday States from investigating his June 4 from Kents the fire,’’ Foley said outside the debt-ridden GOP when he took over. a third full term next year, his health Maureen Baronian of West Hartford, The Associated Press NORFOLK, Va. — To those who in the same cemetery as Kim death. “ Despite glasnost, disin­ steamy conference room where he secretary: and Bob Norman of East Hill School. Kents He is credited with getting most of the permitting. ■k.,' knew Glenn Michael Souther Philby, the British traitor who formation is not dead in the Soviet was elected by acclamation by the Haven, treasurer. Hill, Maine. party’s debts paid off, but has never “ Bill O’Neill has robbed this state of WASHINGTON - Congress t.'- = r:: before he defected to the Soviet spied for Moscow. He said South­ Union.” he said. The committee also adopted a Preble delivered 72-member Republican State Central assumed a high profile, only occasion­ its dreams and has robbed this state of is trying to block the route Union, he was a rambunctious er’s parents and brother traveled resolution endorsing President The Faheys remembered the salutatory ad­ Committee to succeed Robert S. ally sending barbs toward the its hope,’ ’ Foley said. “ Buffalo Bill which former Reagan adminis­ college student who liked to play to Moscow from the United States Poliner, the chairman for the past two Bush’s call for a constitutional Souther as a prankster who loved dress and was Democrats. and board of croanies must go. If we tration aide Lyn Nofziger used pranks. for the funeral. years. amendment making desecration of to be the center of attention. presented with the The GOP, wracked by in-fighting work together, we’ll win together to.’’ to win a reversal of his But his obituary Tuesday in the Some of the people who knew “ We believe we have a mission. We the flag a crime. John Orville New­ for years, has had a dismal record in Folet refused to speculate on conviction for illegal lobbying. Soviet military newspaper Red Souther as a Russian major at Old “ He wanted to be the life of the ton Science award Rep. Barney Frank said Star called him a KGB spy who Dominion University speculated party,” Mrs. Fahey said. “ I felt N given to a senior Tuesday the House Judiciary “ made a great contribution to he committed suicide because of he was screaming out to be seen ^ A maintaining the Soviet Union’s excelling in the Tirozzi wants C om m ittee will consider his disillusionment with the So­ and heard.” sciences. amending the Ethics in Govern­ security.” viet Union. Other theories also ment Act to revise provisions Souther, 32, was a longtime Souther’s outgoing personality He will be attend­ were being discussed. Soviet intelligence agent named may have been ill-suited to the ing the University Nofziger used successfully in “ They used him like a spider appealing his 1988 conviction. Mikhail Yevgenievich Orlov, the Soviet Union, the Faheys said. of Maine at Orono $1.4 billion playing with a moth and when “ We saw it as a potential paper said. The report said he in the fall. Charles Preble III they were going to finish with “ I ’m sure he was depressed loophole,” said Frank, a Mas­ died suddenly Thursday but gave him, they finished with him,” after they got through with him for education sachusetts Democrat. no details. said Barbara Fahey, a profes­ and debriefed him. He would not Killer no-show in court In a 2-1 decision Tuesday, the But The Guardian newspaper sor’s wife who knew him in get the recognition or attention U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals of London quoted Gen. Vladimir school. there," Fahey said. “ The dismal HARTFORD (AP) - A West Hartford man HARTFORD (AP) — State Commissioner of said Nofziger’s conviction must Kryuchkov, the head of the KGB, Others said he could have life there I ’m sure was a shock to free on bail since he was convicted of killing a Education Gerald N. Tirozzi was expected to unveil be set aside because it wasn’t as saying that Souther committed turned Soviet spy but they doubt him.” man after a barroom argument, failed to a $1.4 billion 1990-91 education budget today based on a finding that he had suicide. he was a mole who masqueraded Ronald Kessler, a writer pre­ appear in court and state prosecutors believe emphasizing improvements in teacher training and knowledge of each element of “ It was a tragic thing. He as an American during four years paring a book on Souther, said his he has fled the state. and encouraging racial integration. \ the offense. committed suicide,” Kryuchkov at Old Dominion and an eight- research shows Souther was an Adam M. Zachs, sentenced in October to 60 Tirozzi’s proposed budget carries an 11.3 percent He was convicted Feb. 11, was quoted as saying in an year Navy enlisted career that American who became a Soviet years in prison for the 1987 murder of Peter D. increase over the current fiscal year. It also 1988, of three counts of illegally interview in Moscow on Tuesday. included intelligence work. spy. Carone. was free on bail while an appeal of his represents the smallest increase Tirrozi has sought lobbying top presidential aides Souther was “ a KGB major and “ He was not a Soviet. I can conviction was pending in the state Supreme since becoming education commissioner in 1983. on behalf of private clients after The Associated Press a very honest lad. He had felt bad assure you of that,” said Ms. “ He was in fact a very Court. “ We’re trying very much to respect the fiscal he left the White House one year for some time. He was under Fahey’s husband, John, a retired successful spy,” Kessler said in a Zachs failed to appear for a hearing in climate,’’ said Tirozzi, who will present the budget into the Reagan administra­ CONVICTION OVERTURNED — Former Reagan massive nervous tension because Navy commander who taught telephone interview from his Hartford Superior Court on Tuesday that was at a State Board of Education meeting. tion. The clients were scandal- aide Lyn Nofziger and his wife, Bonnie, laugh during he worked for a long time in very Russian to Souther at Old Potomac, Md., home. “ It’s possi­ to determine whether or not Zachs had violated Much of the increase is locked in by state school plagued Wedtech Corp., a mari­ a news conference in Washington Tuesday after a difficult conditions,” he told the Dominion. ble that he took this Russian spending formulas, Tirozzi said. The formulas are name after he defected.” the conditions of his bail, said Hartford State’s time engineers union and the federal appeals court overturned his conviction on newspaper. Fahey said the Soviets may Attorney John Bailey, established by laws that have resulted in sweeping manufacturer of the Air For­ Bailey said that one of the conditions of education reforms during the past six years. ce’s A-10 anti-tank plane. illegal lobbying. Zachs’ bail was that he live with his parents, For most programs not governed by spending The appeals court said Tues­ In The Plaza Zach’s parents said their son had not be living formulas, the state Department of Education day that in order for a convic­ Supreme Court. one-year ban on lobbying an at their home since June 8, Bailey said. recommends increases at a projected annual tion to be valid, the prosecution A five-year statute of limita­ ex-employee’s former govern­ at Burr Corner Zachs was ordered rearrested and a new bail inflation rate of 5 percent. must demonstrate that Nof­ tions could make it impossible ment agency. was set at $1 million. His previous bail of Among areas in the budget targeted for funding The Associated Press ziger knew the matters on to bring revised criminal The case against Nofziger $250,000 was ordered forfeited with a stay of six increases send is racial integration. Tirozzi said. which he lobbied were already charges. was the first major test of the •D ally Tirrozi is recommending $1.5 million, about a 50 months. phia on a bicycle. He is greeted by of “ direct and substantial inter­ His conviction was reversed revolving-door provisions of the P r ic e Tiuj 10 TO 0 BICYCLES TO HARTFORD — Gary ‘ percent increase, to help neighboring school est” to the White House. in a decision written by U.S. Ethics in Government Act. districts develop voluntary plans toeliminate racial Downs, who was brain injured in a Timothy Knapp, also a brain injury MANCHESTER •Saturday The proposed amendment Circuit Court of Appeals Judge “ I don’t think I am part of any Til 6 Guard has new leader segregation. Tirozzi. who has issued two reports in motorcycle accident seven years ago victim with the Easter Seals would eliminate the provision James Buckley, joined by revolving-door syndrome,” the past two years outlining the extent of (Opposite Caldor) •Sunday Noon Til 5 NEW LONDON (AP) -Theleadershipofthe today, arrived in Hartford from Philadel­ Organization. requiring knowledge of each Judge Stephen Williams, both said Nofziger. “ People lobby in segregation in Connecticut schools, has urged cities element of the offense, said Reagan appointees. The third this town; the main industry in Coast Guard Academy was to change hands and towns to work together on voluntary integration today as Rear Adm. Richard P. Cueroni, Frank, chairman of the House member of the panel and lone this town besides government is plans. subcommittee on administra­ dissenter was Judge Harry lobbying.” superintendent for three years, relinquishes Tirozzi has said he intends to continue to pursue command to Rear Adm. Thomas T. Matteson. Accident victim marks date tive law. Congress passed a Edwards, a Carter administra­ Asked whether he thought he voluntary desegregation measures despite the similar measure last year but it tion appointee. got off on a legal technicality, FINAL Two ceremonial 13-gun salutes — one for filing of a school desegregation lawsuit against the HARTFORD (A P) — Gary Downs, a 31-year each rear admiral — and a shifting of Claire Saltzman, a case consultant at the was vetoed by President Nofziger, the White House Nofziger said, “ Absolutely no state in April. East Hartford man who suffered a traumatic Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Association Reagan. political director in 1981, began ... I think they came after me on admirals’ flags at the Washington Parade Civil rights leaders filed the suit in Hartford brain injury in a motorcycle accident in 1982, has Ground will mark the change in command. in Rocky Hill, said the lack of Connecticut Independent counsel James lobbying his former colleagues a technicality." Superior Court, charging that racially segregated completed a bicycle trip from Philadelphia to Cueroni is retiring from the Coast Guard facilities forces TBI victims into convalescent McKay, who prosecuted Nof­ within months of leaving the Nofziger said he was pleased STOCK schools in Hartford violate the state Constitution. Hartford to mark seventh anniversary of his homes and facilities for the mentally ziger, said he will consider government. He said he was by the decision. “ I think I was after 36 years of service. The proposed budget continues a pattern of sharp accident. Matteson, a native of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, handicapped. appealing. He could seek a trying to stimulate their inter­ innocent from the beginning: I increases. Since 1983, the annual state education After pedaling up the hill to the Capitol on comes to the academy from Washington, D,C., review by the federal appeals est in various matters, which still think I am innocent,” he budget has almost doubled to the $1.2 billion Tuesday. Downs said he had undertaken the “ I ’m sick and tired of being treated like a where he was chief of the Office of Personnel court in Washington or by the would not be a violation of the said. approved for the fiscal year beginning Saturday. 300-mile, five-day bike trip to draw attention to mentally disturbed person, which I ’m not,” said and Training for the Coast Guard. The money has supported a variety of reforms, the lack of long-term rehabilitation facilities for Downs, who was told after his accident he would Since being promoted to flag rank in 1985, he such as statewide testing for students and dramatic TBI victims in Connecticut. Downs spent a year never walk or talk again. has also served as chief of the Office of Boating. pay raises for teachers. in a rehabilitation program in Bensalem, Pa., He said the TBI association has a waiting list of Public and Consumer Affairs. Salaries rose sharply as a result of the 1986 school near Philadelphia. 200 TBI victims looking for adequate programs. Law to target reform law known as the Education Enhancement at 3^/2^^ The 3torK Act. gun makers in Explosion Injures man Connecticut’s average salary for teachers ranked Summer is heating up with DARIEN (A P) — A Darien man was in 16th in the nation in 1984-85 but had reached $37,339 critical condition today as investigators tried in the 1988-89 school year, behind only the District of Association suspends exchanges injuries, death 10% Sales to determine the cause of an explosion that Columbia and Alaska, according to the National Education Association. to Sales s ripped through his Darien home. WASHINGTON (AP) - Hand­ ALE Darien police Sgt. George Janda said the For example, the proposed $230 million for special of Engiish teachers with China gun manufacturers and distribu­ 70% Sales. explosion leveled a home owned by Alexander education is 19 percent more than the 1989-90 figure, tors would be financially liable Roe, 68, around 2:30 p.m, Tuesday. partly because of expansion of programs for for injuries or deaths caused in PUBLIC NOTICE; “ through personal contact inside He said a Southern New England Telephone handicapped students, a growth in programs for NEW HAVEN (A P) - An N.Y. shootings, under a measure g Register to win a free limo ride and outside the classroom to give Co. employee, who was working on a telephone gifted students and an increasing level of support association that has long pro­ Lowet and other Yale-China awaiting final action by the I "hom e from the hospital” for baby people in China a sense of teachers left the country the week line near the home, smelled gas and warned for salaries of special education teachers. moted educational exchanges District of Columbia Council. 1 donated by with China has made the “ ex­ American culture and to give the after Chinese troops moved ALL SUMMER WEAR MUST BE SOLD Roe and his wife to leave the house shortly School construction costs are projected at $39 I Drawing September 5th before the explosion. million, a 30 percent increase that covers interest tremely difficult decision” to Americans a chance to become against pro-democracy demon­ On an 8 to 4 vote Tuesday, the Roe suffered multiple fractures in the payments on bonds for new buildings and suspend for a year its English familiar with Chinese culture.” strators occupying Tiananmen council voted to allow shooting BY SATURDAY, JULY 1st, 1989 explosion and was listed in critical condition at renovation projects, including asbestos removal language teaching program in Starr said. Square in Beijing. Lowet, the only victims and the families of New, Summer hours homicide victims to recover Stamford Hospital, a nursing supervisor said. and correction of code violations. the country, the association’s “ I ’m very happy they made the teacher working in Beijing, said effective July 5 thru I.abor Day (This store only) decision and not me, because I ’m he saw troops marching toward monetary damages from the His wife was not injured, Janda said, executive director has Open ’ til 9 Thursday & Friday Janda said a firefighter sustained a minor announced. not sure what I would have done,” the square, heard automatic manufacturer of a gun used in a / - f Daily 10-6 back injury while fighting the fire and was The Yale-China Association said John Lowet of Rye Brook, gunfire. shooting, regardless of who was Poly-cotton, 14 qq Victim’s parents has taken the action because it at fault. T “L ia Closed Sundays for the 100% cotton, treated and released from St. Joseph Medical colors 1 Center in Stamford. doubts the political climate in If given final approval, the / m Summer only Summer China would allow for “ meaning­ shop ^ ^ $ 0 9 9 No other homes in the area were damaged, ONE DAY ONLY measure would be the first such TANK TOPS Each for 4 or police said. to fiie lawsuit ful cultural exchange” and be­ law in the United States. Tri-City Plaza SWEATERS cause it is worried about its Vernon — 871-2910 Reg. to ^12°° more *2*® singly teachers safety, said John B. JUNE 29th Council members said they Reg. to ^20°° Hospital reopens unit against four men Starr, head of the association for hope the measure will reduce the the past 10 years. SAM - 9PM availability of firearms in the district, as well as around the NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale-New Haven HARTFORD (AP) — The parents of a man killed Eleven Yale graduates were to country. Hospital has reopened its newborn special care two years ago on the front lawn of their Suffield have been sent to teach English OFF unit after having closed the unit to new home are filing a lawsuit against three of the four this September in schools in “ This is not P.R.,” said William admissions for a month because of a viral young men linked to the double slaying, the fam ily’s Chang Sha and Wuhan, both in ORIGINAL PRICES P. Lightfoot, an at-large council outbreak. lawyer said. south central China. Five would member who backs the legisla­ Nineteen of the 44 infants in the unit in May John J. Houlihan Jr. said Tuesday the suit, which have been returning for the tion. “ If you make a dangerous tested positive for one of two viruses to sweep seeks financial damage in excess of $15,000 from second year of two-year appoint­ weapon, we’re going to hold you through the ward, and six developed symp­ Andrew R. Patterson, his younger brother, Bryan ments. Two are still in the responsible any time it is used.” toms, according to Thomas Urtz, a hospital Patterson, and Richard A. Bazzano Jr., will country. spokesman. Starr said the decision could be Richard R. Atkinson Jr., a formally be filed this week. Houlihan said the suit savings on eveiything One virus caused cold-like symptoms, while reversed if the situation proves member of the board of directors has been presented to the sheriff in the case, who that makes this the other caused gastrointestinal ailments. completely different, but he said of the National Rifle Association will serve it to the defendants. season so special: 1 Three babies who died during the first two and president of the District of The Pattersons, BazzanoandEricK. Steiger were that was “ fairly unlikely.” shorts. Jackets, Columbia Firearms Association, weeks of the outbreak tested positive for a arrested in the July 11, 1987, deaths of Daniel To show it remains committed blouses, pants, Chains Print virus, but hospital officials said it was Seymour, 25, of Suffield and William Price, 26, of to educational exchanges with dresses, cotton warned the council that its action impossible to tie the deaths to the virus because Monroe. (Zhina, the association said it is sweaters. could harm home rule for the •SKIRTS the newborns were very weak to begin with. Seymour’s parents, Ralph and Kathleen, filed a expanding its fellowship program Accessories, district. Such a law could give Most of the infants who were in the unit have lawsuit in April against Steiger, who has been found by inviting an increased number excluded. federal opponents new ammuni­ Reg. ^36 been discharged, and the few still there have guilty by a three-judge panel of two counts of of Chinese scholars to study at No •4|Miim«nt$. |' tion to attack the district’s local developed no symptoms, indicatingthe viruses murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit Yale and other American col­ government, he said. are no longer a threat, Urtz said said Tuesday. leges this coming year. Cotton Sheeting murder and capital felony, which carries the death* “ I think if the city council penalty. The same panel is scheduled to begin Founded in 1901, the associa­ continues with this kind of med­ New railway opens hearing testimony July 5 on whether Steiger should tion has been promoting educa­ dling in other states’ affairs, it •PANTS be executed or given life in prison. tional exchanges with China will go down in history as the city longer than any other organiza­ Reg. ^30 PLAINVILLE (AP) — A renovated 16.9-mile Andrew Patterson, 23, has pleaded guilty to council that lost home rule,” stretch of railway has opened between tion in the United States. Since first-degree manslaughter and is awaiting sentenc­ Atkinson said. Waterbury and Plainville. ing. The state is appealing a decision to drop reopening its educational work in Paisley Trim Denim A train carrying dignitaries, business people criminal charges against Bryan Patterson, 20; the People’s Republic of China 10 Council member Betty Ann and state transportation officials made its Bazzano was granted immunity in exchange for years ago, the association has - Kane, who voted against the bill, maiden voyage on the renovated stretch testimony against the others. recruited and sent more than 60 called it a “ knee-jerk” response •JEANS Tuesday. The shootings occurred after the two victims tried Yale graduates to teach English to street violence. She said she Starting July 2 Reg. ^40 The $1.2 million renovation project means to break up an outdoor beer party and threatened in that country. does not understand “ why we are Visit store for details freight trains that used to chug along at 10 mph Steiger with pipes. The program was suspended taking away individual responsi­ can now go as fast as 25 mph. The lawsuit to be filed this week says the because “ it was our judgment bility” for gun-related crimes. For Tuesday’s dedication ceremony, a Patterson brothers and Bazzano were negligent in that it was unlikely they (the special inspection train road the line, part of that they assisted Steiger in loading the weapons Yale-China teachers) would have SUPERSTORE the Springfield Terminal Railroad, formerly used in the shooting and that they failed to dissuade been able to carry out the goals of 171 Spencer St , Manchester 646-5546 the Boston & Maine Railroad. The line is owned the program.” Starr said Tues­ EMERGENCY him from returning to the Seymour house. Fire — Police — Medical by Boston-based Guilford Transportation The lawsuit also says Bryan Patterson “ at the day. “ The political climate there Open Doily Till 10 P M. Weekends Till Midnight Industries Inc. direction of Steiger, lured Daniel A. Seymour from is very unlikely to allow for The state picked up 70 per cent of the $1.2 his residence to the front lawn by shining the meaningful cultural exchange.” DIAL 911 501 Wes/ MiddUTpke. Quality •om cn'i clothing 165 Storrs Road million cost of refurbishing the track. The goal of the program is not In Manchester headlights of his moter vehicle at and abdut the Manchester, C f Willimantic, CT residence.” only to teach English but also MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday June 28, 1989 - 7, « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 28, 1989 victims went into effect quietly earlier this month Communists get chance Cuban hero admits treason B-2 bomber funds reduced; but is creating an uproar. HAVANA (AP) - Members of a military Oil spill N A'nO N The law, which amends the Texas Open Records ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A communist J Act, allows government agencies to keep confiden­ coalition got its chance to lead the nation today tribunal have called for the court-martial and tial the identities of victims of felonies, including after conservatives and socialists, the top two execution of a highly decorated senior general who committee to save aircraft homicide. finishers in the June 18 national elections, failed in admitted to trafficking in cocaine, ivory, dia­ inquiries & WORLD Police also can withhold information that could their efforts to form a government. monds and other contraband. Greece has been run by a caretaker government Gen. Arnaldo Ochoa, 57, told the panel of his WASHINGTON (AP) - The D-S.C., and Marvin Leath, D- proved a $3.5 billion budget, lead to victims’ identification, such as addresses. peers that he had betrayed the revolution he held Texas, also were pushing amend­ considerably less than the $4.6 Bush readies campaign plan The bill went into effect June 14. since June 18, when none of the nation’s parties House Armed Services Commit­ Generally, the news media voluntarily with­ won an absolute majority in the 300-seat so dear but that none of his actions were meant to scheduled tee’s defense budget talks are ments to cut funds for the B-2. billion Bush proposed for the WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush is discredit it or the government of Fidel Castro. Spratt’s proposal calls for an $850 program to develop lasers and holds the names only of victims of sex crimes. Parliament. focusing on the costly B-2 stealth weighing proposals to curb special-interest “I think the law is outrageous and I hope law The conservative New Democracy party fin­ State-run television has broadcast segments of bomber, with $1.1 billion already million reduction while Leath is other weapons to stop enemy the hearing before the 47 generals and admirals nuclear missiles. influence in political campaigns, and an aide says enforcement agencies will choose to ignore it until ished first. Premier Andreas Papandreou’s WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - slashed from President Bush’s suggesting a cut of $900 million. he also may act to keep track of Congress Panhellenic Socialist Movement finished second that began Sunday, including a 30-minute Ships scooped up boulder-sized Opposition to the bomber, con­ That reduction came on top of a this serious challenge to freedom of information statement by Ochoa, who was charged with Star Wars proposal. $1 billion cut in proposed Star members’ efforts to influence executive branch can be corrected,” Jack Loftis, editor and vice and the communist Coalition of Left and Progress chunks of congealed oil on the Funds for the radar-evading sidered the most expensive in policy. was third. masterminding smuggling operations run by Delaware River as a hot sun history, has increased in Con­ Wars spending made by Cheney president of the Houston Chronicle, said in a officers. plane took a slight hit Tuesday as two months ago as he slashed $10 Bush is to announce on Thursday his proposals to telephone interview Tuesday. The conservatives were given three days to form began to melt the globs from a gress with members questioning revise the campaign funding laws. He is expected a coalition but were spurned by the communists. lawmakers accepted a $351 mil­ the wisdom of investing more billion from the budget. tanker spill. A seaman at the lion reduction in B-2 money to to call for abolition of special-interest political Papandreou’s party was next in line, and the Sov magazine attacks Lenin helm of a second spill refused to than $22 billion in a plane that has By a 39-12 vote largely along save the Marine Corps V-22 party lines, the committee re­ action committees that pour millions of dollars China recalls ambassadors comunists also refused to join the socialists in testify at an inquiry. never flown. into the war chests of federal candidates. governing Greece. MOSCOW (APJ — An official magazine has As crews continued efforts to Osprey, a revolutionary aircraft jected an amendment by Rep. printed a vehement attack on Vladimir Ilych Lenin the Bush administration wants to On Tuesday, the House panel Jon L. Kyi, R-Ariz., to accept In addition to the election law reform, the BEIJING (AP) — China’s Communist leaders control the spread of pollution rejected, 31-19, an amendment by president is considering a proposal to log calls have recalled all their ambassadors from that holds the Soviet founder responsible for the from three separate oil spills last cancel. Cheney’s spending level for Star Japan’s U n o denies he’ll quit political terror generally blamed on his successor, But Democrats and Republi­ Rep. William L. Dickinson, R- Wars. from Congress members trying to sway officials’ overseas as Western leaders keep up their intense week, investigators today were Ala., to restore some of the funds decisions, said one official who spoke on condition criticism of the Beijing government’s violent TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minister Sousuke Uno, Josef Stalin. scheduled to hold inquiries into cans on the panel are threatening The Democratic-controlled “Lenin — ail victories of the party and the state to drop the administration’s B-2 for the bomber that the research panel did side with the adminis­ of anonymity. suppression of dissent. stung by new allegations he paid women for sex, the spills. and development subcommittee The president indicated in a news conference A cultural attache at China’s embassy in Kenya denied today that he would resign after less than are linked with the name of Lenin,” wrote Vasily In all, an estimated 1 million bomber program altogether. tration on some issues. Grossman in a short novel, “Forever Flowing,” voted to spend on the V-22 Osprey. It rejected an amendment by Tuesday that he has not made his final decisions. confirmed today that all envoys would be one month in office. gallons of oil spilled in the Rep. John Kasich, R-Ohio, was He is to announce his proposals in a speech to a returning to Beijing for a general meeting, Uno and the governing Liberal Democratic published in the June issue of the Oktyabr literary accidents on the Delaware River, seeking an amendment to termi­ ■ The vote leaves $2.7 billion in Dellums to terminate the Midget- magazine. “But all cruelty committed in the procurement funds for the B-2 group of congressional interns at the Library of although he denied the recall was connected to Party, already troubled by reports of the married Rhode Island Sound and the nate the program and remove man missile program. And it Congress. country has become the tragic burden of Vladimir and cuts the proposed $1.8 billion voted to restore $71 million for the fallout from the crackdown on the pro-democracy prime minister’s alleged four-month affair with a Houston Ship Channel. Hearings The Associated Press funds for the B-2 from Defense movement that began June 3-4. former geisha, heard reports of two more liaisons. Ilych.” for research and development to Lance missile and other short- Grossman charges that Soviet political terror began Tuesday on the Rhode BIRD FORCEFED Nancy Willis, a member of the Secretary Dick Cheney’s $295.6 Victims’ law creates uproar A week ago, China urged the more than 20 The respected Shukan Shincho weekly magazine Island and Texas spills. billion defense budget. The mea­ about $1.5 billion. range attack weapons — money and dictatorship were begun by Lenin and not by Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research Inc., forcefeeds Chinese diplomats abroad who have since defected said today that another former geisha, known In Philadelphia, the Coast sure was supported by Reps. John Star Wars, formally known as that was cut by a subcommittee. AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A new state law that to return home, saying they were led astray by professionally as Hatsuko, said she had been paid Stalin, as Communist Party doctrine has main­ Guard today was to open a solutions in an effort to pass oil ingested by a Canada Rowland, R-Conn., and Ron Del- the Strategic Defense Initiative, The debate over Star Wars allows police to withhold the names of crime misinformation. $700 a month for 10 years to be Uno’s companion. tained since 1956. hearing to investigate why a goose as a result of an oil spill over the weekend on the lums, D-Calif. took a $1.1 billion cut'as the funding is expected to move to the tanker ran aground on the Dela­ Delaware River. Reps. John M. Spratt, Jr., committee, by voice vote, ap­ House floor next month. ware River. Delaware officials have critic­ ized the cleanup as being too slow, but cleanup workers on a tugboat in the Greater tour said continued hot tempera­ Manchester Area tures may only slow the oil OPPORTUNITIES recovery. Temperatures climbed to 93 V REAL ESTATE degrees by 5 p.m. Tuesday, and r 647-8120 the heavy oil washed ashore B h il ip s OPEN HOUSES began to melt, soaking into sand 742-J450 or marsh. REAL ESTATE Based on new assessments, 3466 D Main St., Coventry SUNDAY, JUNE 25th 1-3 PM officials revised downward the number of gallons spilled, from 800,000 to about 310,000. Of that Realty Co. amount, an estimated 106,240 646-5200 as gallons had been recovered by Connie LIscomb Tuesday night. RE/MAX east of the river “When we’ve got it in chunks, 297 East Center Street Manchester, CT 06040 647-1419 -wliiSI we can pick it up,” said Coast COVENTRY $134,900 WiLUNGTON MAY TAKE TRADE Guard Capt. Larry Murdock. 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M l 8^ ttS en liy The attempt to fix blame for CHFA Approvid — Mill Pond Condo REAL ESTATE SERVICES •fOBBtUUtIf Friday’s accident was shifting to Vernon — Be cool In this Second floor a state grand jury investigation end unit air conditioned condo. Lange 63 East Center St.. Manchester, 643-4060 rooms, laundry room In basement, cllity today. Some of the crew and the utimias. $80,900. captain, lakovas Georgudis, have been summoned. The state is Real Estate NEW TOWNHOUSE investigating whether a harbor COVENTRY $123,900 LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND BOLTON CAPE MANCHESTER *155.900 Luxurious 7 rm 114 bath unit In MALLARD 4 bedroom homo on a beautiful acre lot. 2 full pilot was required to be on board. LOOK NO FURTHER! NORTH COVENTRY NEW LISTINQI A Must see lovely VIEW, lat fir den. 3 huge bedrooms, baths, rec room, garage and more! SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!!! 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Nice screened In porch garage Completely Remodeled Approved Lot $82,500 Prestigious 2 bedroom Cape that sits high on Old Spanish ship Ught, Bright and Airy 3 BR Colonial with Riley M TN Road. 3.5 AC Approved the hllll See this fine residence today! Priced and T H E BEST PRICE IN TOW N! Building Lot, V. AC Pond. Southern skylights In DR. MBR. and Hall. Front to to settle estatel Exposure, Horses Permitted! MANCHESTER *370.000 found in Florida back LR with fireplace, built In bookcases, R ED UCED to $80,000 garage, well la n d ^ p e d yard. Newer Impeccable 4 bedroom, 3 ’WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES' BING BANG BOOM!!! KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - A bath Contemporary on cul-de-sac. COUNTRY CLUB CHARISMA!!! SelltTS of ihis Alli^aldl buill l mi. lAdumal mi Spacious kitchen, fireplaced first •OUAl NOU618*6 Trail art* offering IMMED. OCi.l ! .\NC^ . 3 well-preserved ship believed to 647-8120 OFFOAtUHitf This handsome 8 rm. Contemporary is only seconds be a 17th century Spanish galleon floor family room, skylight, C/A & away from the Manchester Country Club on Gerald Dr. ceruniic baihs. Isi fl. luuudrY, fluin-v Lw flwi h i l i p s morel Nancy vonHollan loaded with gold has been found in t= J B Blanchard & Rossetto 3 bdrrns, 2.5 baths, 26x14 deck, vaulted ceilings. Ja­ in kitchen, family room, z-car garage, large IBSMS REAL ESTATE m f MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 llRltf cuzzi, 6 panel doors, central vac, 2,300 sq. ft. l.OTS OF shed in rear vard. Suiumrr puri li plus « CNtZIV OlMMMi 1,500 feet of water near the EXTRAS! U ss than 1 year old. $334,000. GREAT PRICE! $23D,WO. Florida Keys, according to a 3466 D Main St„ Coventry RFAL ESTATE 646-2482 salvage company. 742-1450 ------V. Much of the wooden vessel and :< REALTY WORLD' its cargo appears to be intact (203) 646-7709 73 West Center Street because of the pressure and Kiernan Realty Benoll/Frechetle Acioclales Manchester, C T 06040 temperature of the water. “It’s worth a fortune in his­ 294 Main St., Manchester WMOKTUEBUm tory.” Greg Stemm, a Tampa REALTOR D.W.FISH 1 businessman who hopes to rec­ Commercial-Investment Co over the riches, told The St. I 649-1147 affordable HOUSING!!! Petersburg Times for an article i_r published Wednesday. Stemm believes the wreck is the Nuestra Senora de la Merced, a Spanish Colonial galleon be­ lieved to have vanished during SUMMIT VILLAGE CONDO NICE HOMEI the same hurricane 350 years ago MANCHESTER '119.900 MANCHESTER •137,900 Adorable 2 bedroom Condo with applianced kitchen, Charming 8 room Caps, taatafully decorated. 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Full basement which correct, the wreck he discovered D.W F1SH e Owner will modify to suit needs e oversized living room with center fireplace. 2 large bedrooms, formal bedroom or family room. Enclosed can be finished Into a family room. 2 could hold a treasure worth THE REALTY COMPANY e On-alte & additional parking provided e dining room, kitchen and enclosed sun porch. 1’/4 baths, garage, nice porch. Nice private yard. New millions. Stemm, 32, is co-owner car tandem garage with connecting i12o°/sq.ft. Gross Lease lot asking $165,000. braezeway. Nice partially fenced furnace. Good locatloni of a deep-sea research company (InoludM heel and eteolrlelty) Call for private showing! that discovered the sunken vessel COVENTRY $129,900 yard with patio. • ^ B e t t e r BEAUTIFUL ONE ACRE LOT Also — New Industrial Condo Units on MANCHESTER $171,900 Call today and let us show you this in April. Perfect starter home! 1,200 eq. ft. 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Murdock, Realtor ( 203) 646-7709 sure hunters are hoping photos OPPORTUNITY 643 1591 Daily 9:00-6:00 643-4616 ______prove it’s the Merced, sunk in 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sat. 9:00-5:00 1622. i 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 28. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28. 1989 — 9 OPINION BUSINESS J Meltdown Mine workers MARkET REP6RT Publishers say bankruptcy Ages mean Activity ovef the pas’ 30 KaO’^ days waiting nothing in say they’ll try 2 5SC- threatening their livelihood 2 500 - to happen By Dean GolembeskI based Mustang Publishing. utor in Maryland. But when it u to end strikes The Associated Press Riggs and repre.sentatives of sought to move the books from ?450 - the other publishers, the owner of Key Book in May. CBT got a court China news the distributorship and a ho.st of order putting a hold on the By Jack Anderson BRIDGEPORT - Sixty-five CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The United Mine book publishers from across the attorneys were at U.S. Bank­ merchandise. The order prevents Readers may have noticed persistent and Dale Van Atta DOW JONES AVERAGE the distribution or sale of about Workers union said it will try to comply with a J u n e IM S country say they might be forced ruptcy Court in Bridgeport on references to the age of China’s rulers — the a/ 850,000 volumes worth about $7 judge’s order to end wildcat strikes by 43,000 h ig h 2.544.»S| out of business because millions Tuesday. They had hoped to old men, the octogenarians, and so on — in WASHINGTON — President Bush make some progress in settling apiece. is about to drop a bomb on Americans miners, but strikers have ignored previous LOW 2,507 401 of dollars worth of their books recent writings about the massacre in CLOSE 2,526 37 have been tied up in a banck- the issue, but couldn’t even agree All proceeds from earlier book who live near nuclear weapons plants. back-to-work court orders. sales al.so were put in an escrow Tiananmen Square. This intrigues us. It Change UP 14 99! ruptcy dispute. on when to return to court for The man Bush will nominate to clean U.S. District Judge Dennis Knapp ruled Tuesday their next pre-trial hearing. account and book stores stopped seems to suggest that the brutality of the up those environmental disasters is that the strikes in nine states violate U.S. labor law 'The complicated case in fed­ 22K I r I eral bankruptcy court involves As it now .stands, a trial might payment on their orders, the book against secondary strikes. The sympathy strikes a Chinese regime is somehow a function of age, Victor Stello, the best friend that the w*r w’wTr Q’ ’ w ? w • W 7 1 the publishers, a Bridgeport not begin until December, mean­ publi.shers said. N 11 not ideology, and that as soon as younger nuclear business ever had. began June 12 in support of 1,900 UMW members n » distributor that has failed to ing the books could beheld until at On Tuesday, CBT offered a Stello is a meltdown waiting to who have been on strike against The Pittston Coal repay S3 million in bank loans, a least that time. settlement that would have re­ fellows take control, all will be well. happen. In his rise to the top Group since April 5. Deng Xiaoping is indeed 84 years old, but he Hartford-based bank and a New The case began on March 9 quired the publishers to be bureaucratic job at the Nuclear Knapp issued the temporary injunction at the responsible for repaying about gave the shoot-to-kill order in the same week York book sales organization. when Key Book Service, a Bridge­ Regulatory Commission, Stello left request of the National Labor Relations Board. He In order to collect on the loans, port distributor, filed for protec­ $1.7 million owed by Key Book, that 88-year-old Claude Pepper, relentless his fingerprints on almost every said union officials must report to the NLRB within tion under Chapter 11 of the the publishers said. The publish­ major nuclear power scandal, begin­ the Connecticut Bank and Tru.st advocate for the elderly, died in Washington. 10 days on what steps they have taken to meet the IN BRIEF •v Co. has threatened to sell all the Federal Bankruptcy Act. ers rejected the offer. What would Congressman Pepper have ning with the accident at Three Mile court order. publishers’ inventory held at the Three weeks after Key Book Tracy A. Saxe, the publisher’s Island. thought of all this? He might have pointed out Union President Richard Trumka said union Rogers declares dividend distributor’s warehou.se. made its bankruptcy filing, the New Haven attorney, declined to Now, FBI agents are quietly doing a officials did not believe an injunction was The bank and distributor be­ publishers’ sales group filed for provide details on the settlement that Adolf Hitler was just 43 years old when he ■ background check in preparation for warranted. The Board of Directors of Rogers Corp. lieve receipts generated by the Chapter 11 protection. offer. became chancellor of Germany, that Josef Bush to nominate Stello as assistant “These work stoppages are not sanctioned by the declared a regular quarterly dividend of 3 sale of the books belong to the The sales organization. Kamp- “Their solutions are unsatis­ Stalin was in his middle 40s when he seized energy secretary in charge of defense union and the international has requested the cents per share payable Aug. 15 to share­ distributor. The publishers mann & Co. of New York, had factory.” he said. programs. He would move from affected members to return to work,” Trumka said holders of record July 14. been hired by the publishers to Robert M. Dombroff, CRT’s power in the Soviet Union — indeed, that Mao nuclear power plants to nuclear bomb disagree. Tse-tung himself was only 55 when he finally SUfifieSlIDH, CAN xoll A&MSI0&...T" in a statement. “We will take the necessary steps to “CBT may or may not win their warehouse and ship their books, Hartford attorney, refused com­ plants and take all of his ugly baggage comply with the court’s order as we review the next Zaimor gets certification agrument that it has some right to as well as collect money for the ment. explaining he doesn’t won the Chinese civil war. with him. legal steps.” the publishers’ books, but knows publishers It was Kampmann & speak on pending legal matters. Fidel Castro had many more people shot In the new job, Stello would take Co. that contracted with Key Riggs said he has about 70,000 charge of the Energy Department’s As many as 46,000 miners in Missouri, West Donna Zaimor of 213 Ludlow Road was that it can bring the publishers to when he was in his early 30s than he executes Virginia, Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky. recently certified a master graphoanalyst by their knees in the meantime Book in 1987 to distribute the books at the Bridgeport ware­ discredited weapons plants now under books. house. He estimated that has now. In fact, while age may harden some Ifs Billy, or Barbie in Plan B crlmnal investigation for illegal Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Virginia have the Chicago-based International Graphoanaly- because] e have to have our people in power, it seems to have a kind of been off the job. Missouri’s miners went back to sis Society. inventory to survive. ” said Rollin As part of its reorganization books and other assets worth dumping of radioactive waste and Riggs, president of one of the plan. Kampmann & Co. reached more than ,$200,000 at risk in the mellowing effect on others. William established her as a tough player in a deliberate cover-ups. work on Monday. Back-to-work orders have been Graphoanalysis is a system of handwriting brought home. issued in at least four states but largely have been analysis. affected companies. New Haven- an agreement with a new distrib­ case. Gladstone was nearly 80 when he sought home And polls that seem to be forever rough league, got her national media Into this mess will step Stello, a man By Bob Conrad attention and reflected well on her with a reputation for thumbing his ignored. Zaimor had completed an IR-month exten­ rule for Ireland; so was Pope John XXIII with us are spouting, right on cue. the Knapp ordered the union to stop any activities sion program in graphoanalysis to become a supposed wisdom that Billy is in deep state, he says. nose at any federal investigation that when he convened Vatican II. Remember the The Billy and Barbie show is It also gave her less reason, over the crimps the style of the nuclear energy that might cause miners to continue wildcat strikes certified graphoanalyst and was awarded a full Nine Old Men? Justice Brennan is in his 80s; becoming the one to watch in state political trouble. The inference, of and to halt any threats or coercion against the coal scholarship for two years of advanced study. course, is that he could be in for a long pull, to stay in Congress and business. Justice Scalia in his 50s. politics and its climax may not be freed her for serious consideration in Our associate Stewart Harris has companies. He also told the union to inform miners She also holds a bachelor’s degree in many months away. surprise next year if he cannot put his psychology from Bowling Green Stale Univer­ What does this prove? the gubernatorial race back home documented Stello’s disdain for crimi­ that union officials have no objection to their return Billy is Gov. Bill O’Neill and Barbie wagon back on track before then. to work, and that miners would not be disciplined by sity in Ohio. Only that it teaches readers nothing to use I have a problem, incidentally, with next year. nal inquiries. It started in 1980 during is U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly of Kennelly is certainly a party a probe of Three Mile Island. Federal the union for resuming work. The society authorizes master graphoana- age as a pejorative. Perhaps it has also taught Hartford — a couple of Democrats some of one poll’s conclusions. The lysts to prepare personality assessment percentage of those calling O’Neill’s regular among Democrats. So she attorneys were ■ looking into the Most miners began their traditional, two-week us that there are certain little bigotries, and who are looking at their party’s supports O’Neill and is waiting for his possibility that leak tests at the plant summer vacations this week, and the coal fields reports for people and businesses, give nomination for governor next year. performance “fair” is lumped with lectures on the subject and conduct basic not just pertaining to age, that remain those calling it “poor,” giving him a decision in 1990, as she made clear in a had been falsified. Properly handled, have been mostly quiet since the weekend. Barbie says she would go for it only recent, long conversation with him. the tests could have prevented the Three coal trucks were stoned Tuesday afternoon programs in graphoanalysis. acceptable in society. if Billy, who has the job now, decides heavily negative reading. I would consider “fair” a positive reading, But even party regulars can get accident at Three Mile Island by in West Virginia’s Boone County, but no one was not to seek a third full term. Both of showing that the plant was losing — The Providence (R.I.) Journal them are watching a third potential even if only slightly so. My totals, restless, and some are already. injured, state police said. EB union picks new leader player in this intramural drama, U.S. then, would give O’Neill a better water. Gov. Gaston Caperton applauded Knapp’s order. Political notes A former federal prosecutor told a “It’s so important to get people back to work. GROTON (AP) — Nearly a year after Rep. Bruce Morrison of Hamden. report card. Senate committee looking into the Some reasonably informed Demo­ In any case, the question facing ■ The key to Dick Foley’s bloodless Everybody’s interested in finding new ways to Electric Boat’s blue coller workers began a Democrats as they look toward 1990 is NRC in 1987 that Stello and some of his finding a solution to this problem,” Caperton said in bitter three-month strike, members of the crats believe Bruce may go after the victory as GOP state chairman was underlings “actively misled” the nomination regardless of what the how much time to allow the Billy the decision by Waterbury leaders to Huntington, where he attended an economic electricians’ union elected a new president O’Neill recovery effort before going to investigators in the Three Mile Island development seminar. Tuesday, choosing a man know for his ability to others do. back him. State Sen. Tim Upson’s incident. The company that operated I am told reliably that Barbie, Plan B. For the regulars, that also hope to run for U.S. Rep. John In Ohio, union officials representing 850 coal compromise. means how much time to allow before the plant eventually pleaded guilty to miners at two Southern Ohio Coal mines in Meigs Leland P. Miller, a training instructor who sensing a possible battle with Bruce Rowland’s seat if Rowland runs for falsifying the tests. The prosecutor, for the nomination in the event that hearing from O’Neill some sort of governor was part of it — that is, be County said the miners would ignore the judge’s has worked at Electric Boat for 17 years, Julian Greenspun, told the Senate that order. defeated Ronald Gannon 293-234 to become the Billy doesn’t go, is asking Hartford- definite word. The longer he waits, the for Foley or forget it. Perry Pisciotti Standing Left to Right: Viola St. John, Ilvi Cannon, Betty Thibeau, Peggie Weaver, based friends to stay loose a while. more difficult it will be to keep from Stello said he did not approve of the “These men ain’t going back,” said George union’s new president. Charles Witt defeated was a major factor in swinging investigation because it was “bad for Bill Paquin 30.5-209 Tuesday for the post of vice M illie Koilovich, Beverly Malone, Dennia O’Brien Don’t, in ther words, commit to Bruce switching to Plan B. That’s B as in Waterbury for Foley. Thacker, president of UMW Local 1890 in Barbie. the operators’ morale” at Three Mile Langsville. “We got to take a stand sometime. It president. Sitting Left to Right; Jeannette Lesperance and Mary O'Brien just yet. I’m hearing October as the ■ U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd had to bow Island. “My attitude is ... approach them at their suggested end of the waiting period. For the understanding all along out as speaker at his alma mater, might as well be now.” The travel consultants at Airway Travel, 457 Center Street, Manchester, among Democratic regulars is that In his response to the Senate, Stello The Bituminous Coal Operators Association, intellectual level. You get more with sugar Timing is critically important in all Norwich Free Academy, because the explained that an FBI investigation offers you extended travel consultant services that are the result of this, and here’s why: the O’Neill apparatus would swing in Senate was taking up his child care which includes many coal companies, claims the than with salt.” Miller said. expertise and many years of experience in Travel. behind Congresswoman Kennelly had cleared him of wrongdoing. Stello After the votes were counted. Miller said he Under normal circumstances a bill that day. U.S. Rep. Sam Gejden- was vacationing and we could not UMW is violating a no-strike clause contained in a two-term incumbent such as Billy overnight if O'Neill were to decide son, another alumnus of the Norwich national contract signed in February 1988. Pittston was pleased with the 70 percent turnout, which against another run. reach him for comment. included .529 of about 7.50 eligible voters in Local AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. would have the automatic support of a school, pinch-hit for Dodd. Last year, the NRC’s own investiga­ dropped out of the association to negotiate party organization — first refusal, as State Chairman John Droney has no ■ Former state Rep. Pauline Kezer 261 of the International Brotherhood of 457 Center St., Manchester 646-2500 tors looked into the possibility that the independently, saying that as the nation’s largest Electrical Workers. (ASIA they say in politics. Billy has given problem with that. Any more than he of Plainville may be out as GOP vice coal exporter it needed more flexibility to deal with Americon Society of Travel Agents has a problem in deciding which way top nuclear official at the Tennessee every indication that he wants to run chairwoman, but a luncheon at the Valley Authority had lied about the foreign competition. again, so that should be easy. to go between Barbie and Bruce. It White House this week and now a trip would be Barbie all the way. safety of a TVA nuclear plant. Stello’s But Billy is taking the heat just now to Japan with her husband made it top aide put together a panel of eight for the 1989 General Assembly’s stiff Her recent effort to be named easier to take. tax hikes and that makes the political chairman of the U.S. House Demo­ NRC officials who concluded that the Federal water lawsuit © 1989 by NEA. Inc. V 6 -C pros nervous. Significantly, the loud­ cratic Caucus, though unsuccessful, TVA official did not mean to lie, Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers. ‘7 always thought of you as a fun, campy kind est grumbling is coming from the was a political “plus, plus, plus” for Bob Conrad of Bristol writes weekly scuttling any chance of bringing the ...... I o o u / uniir now mnvid. What 1______T* nhmit Connecticut oolitics official to court. The NRC, under Stello. did virtually stuns Dexter officials the same thing in 1986 in an investigation into the Fermi nuclear WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - has been in violation of the law power plant in Michigan. The plant Officials at the Dexter Corp. say and puts pressure on Dexter to accidentally started its own nuclear they were shocked by a joint state obtain a federal permit for Say YES to Guaranteed reaction before it was licensed, and ; and federal lawsuit that accuses wastewater discharge. the owners neglected to tell the NRC the company of violating the But Fitzpatrick said the com­ accepted to colleges. The Bolton High children, one entering sixth grade and pany thought it had worked out one entering eighth grade, both future about the mishap until the day after federal Clean Water Act. Bolton High School School class of 1989 has the highest ratio they got their license. An NRC panel “We are stunned because we solutions to those problems in Sincere ihank you’ of students accepted to colleges in the students of Bolton High School, I negotiations with the DEP last sincerely hope that the present adminis­ under Stello decided that there was no thought that subject had been put Weight Loss Success August. at end of careers No downward slide history of the school. tration and staff will be there to help harm done because the incident was to bed months ago,” said William The commission itself pointed out in not significant enough to stop the F. Fitzpatrick. Dexter’s vice “We sat down with them on To the Editor: the visiting committee’s report that “It guide them through this most important virtually every item listed in the To the Editor: time of their lives. license. A House subcommittee later president for administration. is the hope of the commission that this The state and federal govern­ suit.” Fitzpatrick said, adding I would like to address some of the concluded that Stello and others had At the end of this month we will evaluation report, in conjunction with “undermined” the investigation. ments filed the lawsuit Monday in that some of the items have misunderstandings concerning the con­ the findings of the self-study of Bolton Barry E. Stearns already been corrected and mea­ Introducing the officially end our careers as Manchester 21 Cook Drive, Bolton In one of the rare times Stello U.S. Di.strict Court in Hartford. pediatricians. To our patients, friends, tinued accreditation of Bolton High High School, will stimulate the staff, U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy sures to solve the others were School, specifically those mentioned in sanctioned an investigation, he went medical and nursing colleagues, we administration, and other responsible after one of his own NRC investigators Jr. said the suit accuses the agreed upon. would like to say a very sincere “thank William Blafkin’s recent letter to the school officials to strive to make a good company of violating nearly Fitzpatrick said that Dexter editor. Accurate reporting and he botched it. Stello’s office last you.” We have been blessed with a school better.” I would like to emphas­ fall arranged to pay an informant every provision of the federal has been trying to get its permit superb hospital, supported by a most I will readily admit that there are ize: ” ... make a good school better.” of pension comment $6,000 in “consulting fees.” But the law. renewed since it expired and that capable administration, medical staff some problems at Bolton High School. Mr. Blafkin also wrote ”... that the NRC is not supposed to pay infor­ The 25-page lawsuit charges the delays have largely been the and board of trustees, as well as These problems are solvable and the school board is not giving the report the To the Editor: mants. And the snitch’s allegations that Dexter has been discharging fault of the DEP. cheerful, competent and beautiful process to correct the dificiencies is well serious attention that it deserves.” I about a top NRC investigator have not wastewater from its paper pro­ “It is difficult for us to effect nurses and technicians. Our pediatric under way. The staff of Bolton High believe that this statement is one of To reporter Nancy Concelman: panned out. A report of the fiasco is cessing plant into the Connecticut changes in our operations if we cohorts have made a tough job function School identified most of the problems frustration and the lack of knowledge May I commend you on your accurate expected to be released by the Senate River without a permit since the don’t know what their limits are well. We have also been blessed with mentioned in the visiting committee’s about the accreditation process. There reporting of my comments concerning Governemntal Affairs Committee, company’s permit expired in going td be,” he said. “Why this dedicated, hard-working, efficient office report in their self-study, completed are specific guidelines to follow in the media involvement in the Weiss chaired by John Glenn, D-Ohio. It 1987. It seeks fines of up to $25,000 thing has taken two years is A staffs. Our patients have been a loyal and prior to the visiting committee’s arrival. response to the report. The follow-up pension controversy. could come out just in time to spoil a day for every day the company beyond my control.” lovely group of people. There were few surprises in the report. program is described in the commis­ As you are well aware, the media Stello’s confirmation hearing. PLAN 1 Manchester has been a wonderful town In his letter Mr. Blafkin observed that sion’s evaluation handbook and is being exercises powerful control over the in which to live and raise our children. “After reading the recently released adhered to by the staff, administration, understanding and attitudes and there­ Bush and Bhutto The town has always responded to and the Board of Education. May considers selling SUMMER WEIGHT LOSS visiting committee report of the New fore the actions of the public. Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir I community needs through all the years. England Association of Schools and This report is being given serious In regard to this impact on a I We are most appreciative and proud of attention by the Board of Education and, Bhutto has returned home in triumph Colleges Commission on Public Secon­ community there is. of course.no from her first state visit to the United SPECIAL Call now for a FREE consultation! Manchester and its friendly citizens. We dary Schools, it is apparent that there more importantly, is being given serious comparison between the “business” of Caldor, Venture chains I I are most fortunate in having chosen to attention by the professionals most States. But we have learned that her Open Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. has been a steep downward slide.” He selling shoes and the “business” of private meeting with President Bush come to Manchester. apparently based this observation on a capable to respond and take action, the selling news. ST. LOUIS (AP) —..May De­ duced sales of $7.5 billion and Thank you, patients, friends and administration and staff of Bolton High was not as amiable as the media partment Stores Co. said Tuesday operating earnings of $802 mil­ I comparison of the 1980 statewide profi­ How that power is exercised is in the reported. Bush reportedly lectured cohorts for your confidence and support. ciency test results and the reported School. hands of publishers, editors and repor­ that it is exploring the possibility lion. Volume Shoe’s sales were I Vernon/Manchester...646-3110 Your words of kindness and thanks this To compare the educational process Bhutto like a father admonishing a of selling its Caldor and Venture $1.1 billion with operating earn­ I findings of the visiting committee. The ters and can make all the difference for wayward daughter. He told her past month will never be forgotten. statewide proficiency test administered and the administration of that process the community. subsidiaries, the company’s dis­ ings of $138 million. ^ ®® I Other Locations: bluntly that he was determined to stop Caldor’s sales for 1988 were $1.6 Offer8 Expires June 30, 1989 88 $88 FOR 8 WEEKS OF THE in 1980 was in fact a measurement of with professional sports teams, as Mr. Again, thank you for quoting correctly. count segment. Frank H. Horton, M.D. Blafkin did, is incongruous. The educa­ the nuclear arms race between India David C. Farrell, May chair­ billion with earnings of $50 For th« w«lght loM portion of ih* program. WEIGHT LOSS PORTION OF . Bloomfield...242-3333 students’ elementary education, not high and Pakistan. He pointed out that U.S. Phyalelana conauttatlon and avaluatlon. and THE PROGRAM 17 Haynes St., Manchester school. The test was given during the fall tion of our children is not a game. The Nancy P. Carr, Executive Director man and chief executive officer, million and Venture’s sales were Nutritional Supplamanta at ragular prioaa. Not I Rocky Hill...529-0888 education of the youth of today is our way law requires him to cut off aid to any said the company has asked the $1.3 billion with earnings of $81 valid with any othar offar. Othar program! of the students’ ninth grade. It is Manchester Area Conference of country with nuclear weapons. And he avallaMa. Winfield T. Moyer, M.D. inappropriate to use the results of this of preparing for a better future. It is the Churches investment banking company of million. Caldor is based in Nor­ 36 Haynes St., Manchester most important function that we, as added that he does not intend to break Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. to look walk, Conn. test to measure the success or failure of a 736 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester that law. Bhutto listened without high school. parents, have. into the move. May said it anticipates using a Bolton High School continues to be batting an eyelash and then re­ “The divestiture of Caidor and significant portion of any net Facts would also indicate that there sponded that there was nothing to has been no steep downward slide” fully accredited and will continue to be Letters to the editor Venture will allow May to focus proceeds from the divestiture to ^ Physicians so. The evaluation report has many worry about. She told Bush she had on the operations and expansion buy in stock, depending on SAY YES to a GUARANTEED at Bolton High School. 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A law can be mittee Chairman Jack Brooks, K vart had filled out an entry cials at the University of Park said again today that next two to five years, a State ruled unconstitutional by the D-Texas, was often emotional blank during the grand opening of Connecticut Health Center all the family has asked that the Incredible Brewers Department official told a House Supreme Court. despite the non-binding nature of the bank for a chance at the but confirmed today that exact nature of his illness not Foreign Affairs subcommittee. Attorney General Dick Thorn­ the language. shopping spree. And like most former Gov. John N. Dempsey be disclosed. She said only that The official, Curtis W. Kam- burgh, interviewed today on Rep. Carroll Hubbard Jr., people who enter such contests, has cancer when they dis­ he is seriously ill and remains man, deputy assistant secretary “ CBS This Morning,” noted that D-Ky., asked those who burn the she didn't really expect to win. closed that he had been offered in stable condition at the for European affairs, said the the courts still would have a role flag to “ consider moving to Iran, “ I had forgotten about it,” said chemotherapy. UConn hospital that bears his comeback u administration does not believe in interpreting the amendment. China or Cuba, where burning the hold off Kvart, who grew up in Manches­ Beverly Park, spokeswo­ name. House legislation to give Hungary “ If the constitutional amend­ flag ... is encouraged.” ter but now lives in Vernon. "It man for the UConn hospital a five-year exemption from eco­ ment is passed, it will obviously But Rep. Ted Weiss, D-N.Y., was really a surprise.” named for Dempsey, said the Park also said that Dempsey nomic and trade restrictions is require some implementing leg­ said the court acted correctly to 74-year-old Democrat had not would be in the hospital for a She and her family visited the needed. islation at both the federal and preserve freedom of speech, decided whether to take the while, but couldn’t elaborate. for Mac store before the contest so she He explained that Hungary has state level if the Congress and adding, “ I exult in the decision ... He was admitted on June 16. could develop a plan of attack. treatment. Red Sox removed practically all restric­ state legislators want to follow because the Supreme Court has The disclosure that chemo­ Dempsey, Connecticut’s 81st Bv Andrew Warshaw Her husband, Al, daughter, tions on the ability of its citizens through on it effectively, and the validated once again the Consti­ therapy was being considered governor, served from 1961 to The Associated Press MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers, Tina, and son, Eric, came Tues­ to travel abroad or to emigrate at terms of that legislation would tution and the Bill of Rights.” was the closest the hospital has 1971. He had been lieutenant already leading the major leagues in errors, day to cheer the shopper along. will, the objective of the then be subject to construction in Saying he personally deplored come to confirming that governor before that. WIMBLEDON. England — Trust John Patrick committed three more before overcoming the Her main target? The meat restrictions. the courts,” he said. desecration of the flag, Weiss McEnroe. '' Boston Red Sox and Roger Clemens. counter. Bush will be in Budapest July Foley told reporters he win cautioned members against N On a day when everything before and after him “ After a shaky start defensively, I really think the She was allowed to prepare a 11-13, just before he goes to Paris “ reckless tampering with the vigorously fight any attempt by was predictable and dull, the world’s most defense ended up being an important factor, getting list of the meats she desired and for an annual economic summit Constitution.” conservative Republicans to use charismatic tennis player lit up the world’s most the double plays we were able to turn,” Brewers employees behind the meat coun­ meeting with the leaders of the flag issue against Democrats. Voting along with Weiss famous tennis court with the comeback of his manager Tom Trebelhorn said after Tuesday’s 5-4 ter wrapped up piles of the Britain, Canada, France, Italy, against the resolution were Reps. Waterbury man killed President Bush scored points 14-year career. victory. choices she requested and placed Japan and West Germany. against Democratic presidential Gus Savage, D-Ill.; Ronald Del- "I don’t ever remember coming back from two Two infield errors by Gary Sheffield and Jim them on the meat counter. At a news conference Tuesday, candidate Michael Dukakis last lums, D-Calif.; William Clay, sets down before.” the mercurial McEnroe said Gantner in the first inning allowed Boston to take a At the start of the race, a half Bush said he will not exhort the in shooting on highway year by criticizing the Massachu­ D-Mo.„ and George W. Crockett after his 4-6, 4-6. 6-2, 6-3. 8-6 first-round victory over 1-0 lead. The Boston inning ended with a double play, dozen men in white coats stood Polish and Hungarian people to setts governor's veto of legisla­ Jr., D-Mich. behind the counter armed with Darren Cahill of Australia on Wimbledon’s Centre however, and the Brewers began chipping away at take actions that might invite tion that would have required the The House hearings could be WATERBURY (AP) - A mo­ dark green 1983 Buick Regal white wrapping paper. When Court on Tuesday. Clemens. repression. state’s public school teachers to held by the full Judiciary Com­ torist was shot and killed today as found about at the bottom of the Kvart threw them the list, they " I t ’s great to come back and win the match.” he “ They made two routine errors in the first lead daily pledges of allegiance to mittee, but Brooks could assign he drove south on Route 8 in exit 29 ramp is connected to the got busy. “ I want to see a much more said. “ Let’s face it. I could easily be out of the inning,” Red Sox manager Joe Morgan said. “ We open Europe,” he said. “ And 1 the flag. them to the civil rights subcom­ Waterbury just north of Nauga­ shooting, Stamm said. tournament.” could have killed them with a guy like Roger So did Kvart. think that the importance of the “ I am sure there will be people mittee. tuck, state police said. Technically, the match may not have been of the pitching, but we didn’t take advantage of it.” Sgt. Scott O’Mara said a First stop was just beyond the visit is along that line. It’s not trying to play politics with it,” Edwards pledged Tuesday he The victim, identified by hospi­ highest quality. Both players struggled with their Milwaukee had a season-high four double plays, passing motorist stopped to aid dairy case where she grabbed going to be that we’re going to Foley said. “ Anybody who sug­ will “ not try by any trick to bury” tal officials as Jose Barreira, 30, first serves. But it transcended tennis. It was pure erasing Red Sox scoring threats in the sixth, seventh the victim but did not see the cans of lobster meat which cost solve the problem of the Hungar­ gests that there is a party a proposed constitutional amend­ of Waterbury, was alone in his theater. and eighth innings. actual shooting. He was inter­ about $9 each, canned hams, ian economy or the Polish difference in respect for the ment, but added that he hopes black Chevrolet El Camino when “ I never really got my game in total gear.” Coming into the game, Clemens held an 8-2 career frozen shrimp and bacon. economy.” American flag is using this deep people will “ think about the risk the shooting occurred near exit 29 viewed by state police at the McEnroe said after the 3‘/!-hour battle that started mark and a 1.95 ERA against the Brewers. Then she stopped at the peanut affection of Americans, twisting they are taking for freedom of about 7:45 a.m., state police scene. Bush took a relaxed view of in sunshine and finished in evening gloom with a Sheffield, a rookie, faced him for the first time. butter shelf and wiped out a whole it, manipulating it, using it for the speech.” spokeswoman Marcy Stamm standing ovation for both players. “ I don’t think it’s U.S.-Soviet competition and Gor­ An ax handle was visible on the “ Just to get a hit off this guy. I wanted the section of Jif and Skippy jars. most base and crass political Bush, declaring the American said. the greatest match he’s ever played either. But for baseball,” Sheffield said, “ It was a lucky day form e bachev’s own travels to the West. passenger side of the victim ’s They landed safely into her cart. purposes. It would be reprehensi­ flag a “ unique national symbol,” Police do not know if he was For instance. Bush said, it was “ a car, the Waterbury American excitement ...” to get hits off this guy, especially to get three. It had She went down that aisle and up ble and disgusting. I am con­ said Tuesday, “ As president, I shot by someone in a passing car For excitement, it beat the rest of the day’s good thing” that the Soviet leader reported. Unidentified police to be luck.” through the one containing paper demning those who are doing it.” will uphold our precious right to or by someone off the highway, matches put together. They included straight-set “ I thought about who I was facing, and those guys went to West Germany earlier sources told the newspaper that a goods, where she snagged a box But Bush said earlier Tuesday dissent, but burning the flag goes Stamm said. victories for defending women’s champion Steffi this month. 9mm gun was also found in the you really get pumped up to face. They make you or two of diapers. She then wound at a news conference, “ I think too far, and I want to see that Barreira was brought to Water­ Graf and her three main rivals. Martina Navratil­ battle down.” he said. vehicle, but state police would not Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald her way to the detergent aisle, “ It’s a good thing for him to go respect for the flag transcends matter remedied.” bury Hospital with multiple gun­ The Brewers scored twice in the third on an comment. ova, Chris Evert and Gabriela Sabatini. to Western Europe, and it’s a A constitutional amendment is shot wounds, and pronounced where she handily snagged sev­ political party and I think what Graf, playing her first match since losing the SAFE AT HOME — Matt Somberg of Tournament game at Waddell Field. unearned run and Sheffield’s RBI single. eral bottles of Tide and Era. After good thing for the president of the I ’ve said here is American. It isn’t ratified after a two-thirds vote by dead at 8:22 a.m., said Richard Seven large bullet holes were French Open final to 17-year-old Arantxa Sanchez, Milwaukee made it 3-1 on B.J. Surhoff’s RBI a quick grab at some tuna fish, United States to go to Eastern Republican or Democrat, it isn’t both houses of Congress and Bisi, a hospital spokesman. visible near the driver’s door. gave up only eight points on serve as she swamped Boland Brothers beats the throw to Catcher Chris Smith of DiRosa Cleaners single in the fourth. Surhoff was 3-for-4 with two hits she had filled up one cart in about Europe,” he said. “ I want to see liberal or conservative.” approval by legislatures of 38 Police are trying to determine There were no skid marks on the Julie Salmon of Britain 6-1. 6-2. Navratilova opened homeplate to score a run during is set to catch the ball. Boland defeated off Clemens. a minute and a half. us move beyond containment.” Debate on the resolution, spon- states. whether an abandoned, stolen highway. her bid for a record ninth women’s singles title with Tuesday night’s Town Little League DiRosa, 16-9. The Brewers’ final rups came in the seventh when She still had to get back to the a 6-3. 6-2 victory over Jill Hetherington of Canada. Greg Brock, O-for-3 against Clemens, singled off meat counter to grab as much of Evert, recovered from an ear infection, downed reliever Rob Murphy to drive in Robin Yount and the wrapped meat she could. Peanut Harper 6-1, 6-1. while Sabatini conceded Sheffield. Not to worry, this shopper had fewer games than any of the main contenders by “ I made some good pitches throughout today’s it all under control. trouncing Diane Balestrat 6-1. 6-0. Boland Brothers closing in game but I don’t feel I struggled,” Clemens. 8-6. Armed with an empty cart, But of all the 42 completed singles matches on the said. “ You can look at numbers all you want, but I Kvart stocked it with the choicest second day of the championships, one stood out — don’t feel I struggled.” steaks, hams and roast beefs. the best rally of McEnroe’s career. Milwaukee’s Don August, 7-7. also was relieved in With some of the hefty pieces “ I expected a tough match. I didn’t expect on Town Little League title the seventh, followed by Tony Fossas, Chuck Crim costing $84, it was easy to see how something like this,” McEnroe said. “ It’s a positive and Dan Plesac. her bill exceeded $1,000. just to be able to sit and dwell on this for a day but “ It’s so hard for me to watch it on the monitor (in loser being sent to the sidelines in second inning after a grandslam “I’m pooped,” a visibly ex­ I ’m proud of this, coming from two sets down to Offense was the name of the the clubhouse) or from the dugout. I ’m a nervous the double elimination tourney. home run off the bat of Billy hausted but elated Kvart said win.” game in Tuesday night’s battle of wreck,” August said after watching Boston get two The winner of tonight’s game will Shultz, who also singled. DiRosa after the revelry. She drank a w S Atfii For two sets, the left-handed American, who gave unbeatens in the Town Little runs off Plesac in the ninth. meet Boland Thursday night. A tallied six times in the second. soda and looked on while cashier up a large part of the European clay-court season to League Tournament. The Red Sox had two runners who advanced one Keyed by an eight-run eruption Boland victory would give it the Jimmy Knox had three hits w’hile Kristen Turek rang up the total. concentrate on winning a fourth Wimbledon crown, Chris Smith and Jeremey Wiga- base each on an error by outfielder Yount, giving the appeared to havewasted all the preparation. in the fourth inning. Boland town title. Brewers 81 errors this season. When she finished, Turek wiped John Helin was the hitting star nowski added two singles apiece. her brow and said “ Who’s Deserted by his serve — he double-faulted 16 Brothers went on to post a 16-9 Plesac relieved Crim and yielded RBI singles to times — McEnroe allowed his 23-year-old opponent, victory over DiRosa (Tleaners at for B^and, going 3-for-4 with five Wade Boggs and Mike Greenwell before Dwight paying?” Kevin Coughlin combined with at No. 26 the highest-ranked non-seeded player in Waddell Field and are one step RBIs. Josh Solomonson singled Evans ended the game by flying out. Kvart said the two refrigerator twice and drove in three runs Prindiville to gain the pitching freezers she has at home will the men’s draw, to control the match. away from the Town Boggs fouled off three pitches before working the championship, while Brendan Prindiville deli­ win for Boland Brothers. The pair come in handy. Cahill, a dangerous serve-and-volleyer who beat count full and finally singling to short, driving in DiRosa will face Dairy Queen vered a two-run double. totaled nine strikeouts. Wiga- Tuesday’s event was the third Boris Becker on his way to last year’s U.S. Open Boston’.s third run. tonight at 6 at Waddell with the DiRosa took the lead. 7-6. in the nowski pitched well in defeat. such event the bank has spon­ semifinals, appeared set to become the second “ That’s why Boggs is one of the best of all times,” sored this spring, said Gerwig, unseeded Australian in successive years to end August said. “ The guy is not going to go down easy.” who came up with the idea. McEnroe’s Wimbledon hopes. Greenwell singled in Boston’s final run, advanc­ Three weeks ago, in honor of a YOUR Last year. Wally Masur upset the three-time ing Boggs to third. Evans’ fly gave Plesac his champion in the second round in McEnroe’s return Speculation ends as Ellison league-leading 19th save. New Britain branch opening, another shopper collected $1,046 to Wimbledon after a four-year absence. “ August pitched a kind of start that was a little in groceries. And in May, a But with the crowd behind him and his temper in shaky too, but he came back to really fill some good shopper in Avon packed away check apart from sporadic swipes of his racket, innings and make some quality pitches.” Trebel­ $3,462 worth of groceries. McEnroe dug deep into his repertoire of unorthodox is selected No. 1 by Kings horn said.” BUSINESS strokes and turned the match around. “ It was kind of a toss up on the defensive end. but As his first serve and returns of serve improved. we got some key hits and some key pitching down McEnroe broke Cahill twice in the third set and Bv John Nelson the stretch.” he said. ★ The Associated Press again in the fourth, passing the Australian with flicked backhands and mixing up the pace on his Index NEW YORK - On his chest, volleys. Pervis Ellison will wear No. 42, From page 1 In the fifth set, McEnroe’s touch and variation but for one night at least, he was ^ CLOSED were at their best. But he blew five break points and. Rose seeks No. 1. And finally, the secret is JULY 4th serving second, was under continued pressure. OW! out. increased building permits — He kept his cool, broke Cahill with a backhand Ellison’s selection Tuesday pointed upward in May. cross-court pass to go up 7-6 and served out the night ended a month of specula­ The others pointed down: a match with a pair of swinging, swerving aces. to keep case THE AREAS LOWEST PRICES...PLUS tion over how Sacramento would drop in the money supply; lower They were two of his best serves in the match. use its No. 1 pick in the NBA draft. prices for sensitive materials, RECBVE UP TO A “ My serve just wasn’t there today,” McEnroe “ It’s hard for me to say how I indicating slower demand; the said after his best comeback in 162 Grand Slam fourth consecutive drop in an matches. “ At the beginning. I felt mentally and feel, how happy I am,” said from Giamatti Ellison, a second team All- index measuring consumer confi­ physically paralyzed. I don’t know why. In the 200. UNITED STATES American from Louisville. dence; faster vendor deliveries, fourth and fifth sets. I think I had more energy than And when did he find out he meaning declining demand; a he did.” Bv Joe Kov shorter average work week; McEnroe said he was just thankful to be in the would become the first of this The Associated Press WHY year’s college class to go pro? fewer orders for plants and SAVINGS BOND tournament. EXAMPLE BUY: "When the commissioner an­ equipment; a decrease in manu­ WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY SELECTED “ This gives me the opportunity to regroup and get CINCINNATI — Pete Rose’s lawyers are trying to nounced it,” he said. facturers’ unfilled orders; higher GENERAL ELECTRIC SOE-BY-SCC REFRIGBRATOR. going again.” he said. “ I ’m not here to lose in the protect his court victory and his reputation. PAY All-American Danny Ferry, initial claims for jobless benefits; early rounds. I know I can win the tournament.” Lawyers for the Cincinnati Reds’ manager asked who led Duke to the Final Four and a decrease in manufacturers’ DISPENSES Cahill said he was disappointed to lose in the first a state appeals court today to preserve a temporary this year for the third time in four unfilled orders. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED round of his most cherished event. restraining order that keeps Rose’s case out of the MORE! seasons, was the second pick, The various changes left the hands of baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett G0>d«y refund or eichenge option from G E on any newi taken by the Los Angeles index at 143.8 percent of its 1982 waihtr, dryer, refrigerator, freeier. range product, diin- Giamatti. The commissioner’s lawyers are trying to AIR CONDITIONER CRUSHED ICE vwather, compactor or microwave oven purchased at retail. ^ Clippers. Another All-American, base of 100. So far this year, the get the order revoked so Giamatti can decide Sean Elliott of Arizona, went index has declined at an annual HEADQUARTERS whether Rose bet on his own team. third to the San Antonio Spurs. rate of 0.3 percent, compared Post 102 holds Rose’s lawyers also launched their defense of Either could have been No. 1. with an increase of 4.5 percent for CUBES & WATER Rose against a sweeping array of accusations 1 “ I was 90 percent sure I wasn’t all of 1988. contained in the report on baseball’s investigation of 23.5 cu. ft. SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR on for a victory going first,” said Elliott. The There have been signs recently Rose. WITH 8.57 cu. ft. FREEZER M-.d. i 11x2 is Associated Press 1989 Player of The Attoclaled Press In statements released Monday as part of the the Fed has relaxed its grip the Year, “ so it didn’t bother me 225-page report by John M. Dowd and eight slightly, but the effects remain. • Aiiioiiialii iif dispfiisLT. Rrind\al)lc bin holds ii|) lo 8 lbs. U c. WINDSOR LOCKS — In one of its more at all. I thought I could go - / i f l ^ L L Y O U R accompanying volumes of evidence. Rose is Some economists fear that, un- • Sc.dcd binb-buniidil\ Lfjrftablc pan. ______forgettable performances of the season, according SELECTED IN SECOND ROUND — University of anywhere from No. 2 to 6. It was accused of: * less the central bank eases more, ^ALL NEEosi • Meal keeper wilb adjnslabic U l tt S M S V to Manchester Legion Coach Dave Morency, Post Connecticut’s Cliff Robinson, shown here in a file photo, such a crazy draft this year that — Trying to get involved in a cocaine ring to raise the economy could be pushed into temperaline lonim l. I * W ftmm 102 held off Windsor Locks and gained a 5-3 win in SIZES FKOM 4800 BTU's TO anything could have happened.” wasn’t selected until the second round of Tuesday night’s money at a time when he was making large wagers. a recession. • I adjustable frlass sheKes. ■ UMITBO TIME Zone Eight action TuesdayViight at Southwest Park. 36/300 B TU ‘^8, 'Je I Five of the first six players NBA draft in New York by the Portland Trailblazers. He — Threatening to hurt a bookmaker when he • Rolls out on uhorls. I OFFER! Manchester now moves into a first-place tie in the taken were big men, the excep­ “ We’re still looking for a soft iVe bring good things to life. Vsidf, luuh. Zone with South Windsor. Both are 5-2 while was the 36th overall pick. More on page 12. didn’t pay off Rose’s winnings. landing without a recession, but ADJUSTABLE tion long-shooting Glen Rice of — Calling other managers to check on the status of Must be purchased EASY TO CLEAN Manchester, which will play at Enfield tonight at we’re keeping our fingers TEMPERED the national champion Michigan their players before wagering on their teams. before July 4, 1989 GLASS SHELVES 5:45, is 11-4 overall. Windsor Locks is 1-6-1. Jersey Nets took guard Mookie crossed,” said David Wyss on WHAT EVER YOUR NEEDS ... SAVE 150. Wolverines, taken No. 4 by the did not go until Miami made him — Suggesting he might throw a baseball game if WE HAVE THE AIR CONDITIONER “ Tonight was by far the worst we’ve looked all the first pick of the second round, Blaylock of the Sooners with the Tuesday. Wyss is senior financial PLUS, GET A 100. Good only on the foUowtrig mexJels: Miami Heat. North Carolina he had a large wager on it. F O R Y O U l TFX24E TFX24F TFXW24R TFX24R TFX24SI year.” Morency stated. “ We were pathetic.” 28th overall. The Big Ten player 12th pick. economist at Data Resources forward J.R. Reid went next, Rose lawyer Robert Pitcairn Jr. said baseball s • WINDOW INSTALLATION U.S. SAVINGS BOND. TFX27E TFX27R TFX271 TFX27F TFXW27F Matt Helin went the distance for Manchester and of the year, guard Jay Edwards of The Kings earned the No. 1 pick Inc., in Lexington, Mass. • THRU THE WALL staying in the same state when he decision to include all of the accusations in the notched the win. He walked five and struck out six. Indiana, was the Clipper’s last month in the NBA’s lottery. • CASEMENT/SLIDER WINDOW was picked by Charlotte. Stacey documents publicly released Monday show the ANY TYPE OF INSTALLATION... K TERMS “ He (Helin) would be the first to tell you that he second-round selection, No. 33. Their choice was a well-kept King, Oklahoma’s All-American commissioner is being unfair to Rose. • WE HAVE'EM ALU ■ CASH didn’t have it tonight,” Morency explained. “ He The Big East player of the year, secret, although Ellison knew center, went sixth to the Chicago “ It’s further evidence of the bias shown against ■ MASTER CARD wasn’t sharp but he gutted it out.” Helin fanned the guard Charles Smith of George­ Kings vice president Bill Russell CALDWELL Bulls. Rose throughout this whole proceeding,” Pitcairn P ASY TO GET TOl ■ VISA final batter of the game with the bases loaded. town, was not drafted at all, was interested. The first point guard taken in said, “ It’s of no relevance to the issues the CO**JQ FROM ■ MONTHLY PMT. Rob Stanford had two hits for Post 102 while Don the draft was George McCloud of probably because he only weighs “ I ’m glad for the opportunity to OIL INC. ______t a k e t o the te w Sauer drove in two runs. Jimmy Penders and Neal learn from a man who I consider commissioner was supposed to be investigating. Get your summer fill up ■ DISCOVER Florida State, who averaged 22.8 165 pounds. Why Dowd included it (in the report) is totally Schackner also had RBIs. Josh Kaley was a perfect points and 4.2 assists, taken Reid, who just completed his the best center ever.” Ellison beyond m e " NOW! SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER 4-for-4 in defeat. seventh by the Indiana Pacers. junior year at North Carolina, said. “ I had talked with Bill Russell, so I knew they were Rose declined to comment specifically on the ^ b384 HARTFORD 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET Eleven of the 27 first-round picks was the first underclassman M anchester 010 103 0— 5-5-3 interested in me. but I was still allegations Tuesday night following the Reds 9-3 F84 Windsor Locks 010 000 7— 3-5-3 were used for backcourt players. taken, and Oklahoma had the .67* MANCHESTER, CONN. Helin and J, Penders. Moscolo, Young (3), Hordschum- Sherman Douglas, the All- first doubleheader. After King per gal. C. O. D. ocher (6), Young (7) ond Cunningham . See DRAFT, page 12 See ROSE, page iz “STURBB®**; was selected by Chicago, the New 150 gal. minimum purchaae OPEN DAILY: MON & THURS 'TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT 'TIL 5 Hll 'TIL 8, & SUN 'TIL 5. WP- Helin. UP- Moscolo. American guard from Syracuse, 649-8841 PrtcM 8ubl0el to Chongo

"N MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 28, 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednosdiiy. Jimp 28. 19»9 Softball Rose SCOREBOARD J From page 11 Tonight’s games Padres 5, Dodgers 3 A&N vs. Awesome, 6 — Fitzgerald Glenn vs. Pub. 7:30 — Fitzgerald Basebafl $AN 0 IE (3 0 LO S A N G E L S victory over Atlanta. Oil Heat vs. Police, 6 — Robertson Ob r h M (Btr It M 8 0 2 1 ‘In a couple of days, it’ll all die down,” he said. H&N vs. Coach’s, 7:30 — Robertson Roberts 3b 2 0 0 0 A(5rlttln a “We’ll probably have a response next week Salaror 3b 4 0 2 0 Rndiph 21) 3 0 10 Rogers vs. Purdy, 6 — Pagani American League standings RAIom r 2b 8 0 12 J Howell P 0 0 0 0 sometime, around the sixth (of July).” B A. vs. Strano, 7:30 — Pagani TGwynn rf 6 12 0 Dem psv c 6 0 10 That’s when Rose's lawyers are scheduled to JaO ark 1b 6 2 2 0 GJbson If 8 10 0 Wiison vs. Pub/MMH, 6 - Nike East DIvMon CJames If 8 0 2 1 M u rro v 1b 8 0 10 appear again before Hamilton County Common I A Fat Belly vs. Allied, 7:30 — Nike W L PCI. OB Tmpitn ss 6 0 11 M Htchr rt 6 0 2 1 Pleas Judge Norbert A. Nadel. who ruled Sunday Baltimore 42 31 .575 Porent c 5 1 1 0 Sbelbv cf 6 110 Memorial vs. Mainville, 6 — Keeney New York 36 38 .486 6V9 M aD avis a 0 0 0 0 Hamlin 3b 7 0 0 0 that Giamatti has prejudged Rose as guilty. Nadel Gorman vs. D.W. Fish. 6 — Charter Oak Toronto 36 39 .480 7 I^nnrv pb 10 11 Gonzalz cf 6 13 0 barred Giamatti from deciding the case until the '1 Milwaukee 36 40 .474 7'/» Grant p 0 0 0 0 Scloscia c 3 0 2 0 Clemnti p Stubbs pr 0 0 0 0 u Boston 34 38 .472 7V? 2 0 0 0 I / judge can hold a hearing on a preliminary Clevelond 35 40 .467 8 Abner ct 3 1 1 0 Wefteind p I 0 t 0 injunction request. Tuesday’s results Detroit 28 45 .384 14 Wynne ct 4 0 0 0 MKTovs pb 10 0 1 tWMt Dlvlflon Hurst p 2 0 0 0 Belcher p 10 0 0 Some of the more .searing accusations against WEST SIDE LEAGUE — Keith Reaity routed w L Pet. OB Nelson ph 10 0 0 Tudor p 10 0 0 Rose are contained in a statement given to Oakland 46 31 .997 — GW HrrIs p 0 0 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Oakiand Heights, 19-4, at Pagani Fieid. Jack California 43 30 .589 1 Santiago c 3 0 1 0 Duncan ph 10 0 0 baseball’s investigators over two days in February 2'/j APena p 0 0 0 0 The Associated Press Wakefield cracked four hits for Keith while Brad Kansas City 42 32 .568 by Paul Janszen. who claims he placed bets for Keeser. Keith Raymond. Tony McFall, Rick Texas 42 33 .560 3 Andesn 2b 3 0 10 Rose. Janszen says the bets included Reds games, Minnesota 39 37 .513 6«/2 Totals 63 3 15 3 FOWL BALL — In this April 1987 photo, Chalifoux and Mark Elliot added two each. Ed Seattle 35 41 .461 10»/» an offense that could bring Rose a lifetime ban. Carella and Mike Costello had two each in defeat. Chicogo 29 48 .377 16Va Son Diego 000 020 000 800 188 02— 5 New York Mets Rafael Santana holds the TiM M tay'i O a m n Los AltaM 800 001 180 080 188 0 0 -8 Janszen. a bodybuilder who recently completed a PAGANI — Nassiff Sports trounced Fast Jacks, Seotlle 8, Kansas City 0 E— Gonzalez. DP— Son Diego 1, Los An­ carcass of a bird killed by Atlanta’s Dion four-month stay in a halfway house for failing to 22-1, at Pagani Field. Mark Lappen. Mike Robinson. Baltimore 16, Toronto 6 geles 1. LOB— Son Diego 16, Los Angeles report income from the sale of steroids on his taxes, Detroit 6, New York 5 15. 2B— Murrov, Salazar 2. SB— AGrIftIn James on what would have been a Paul Tyler and Rich Aroian had two hits each for the Minnesota 11, Ooklond 5 (5), TCJwynn 2 (26). Anderson (2). S— N said Rose tried to get involved in the cocaine deals of Texas 5, Chicooo 1 Hurst, Scloscio, Solazor, Hamilton. SF— routine popout. Details of Pete Rose’s winners. Templeton. his other associates. 7 Collfornlo Z, Cleveland 1, 10 Innings alleged gambling losses in 1987 showed AB — Cummings Insurance beat Manche.ster Mllwoukee 5, Boston 4 IP H It was the first time Rose has been publicly linked The Astoclatad PreM Medical Supply, 10-5, at Robertson Park. Stu Wolf, Wednesday's Oomes Son DIggo he lost $4,800 on this game in which the to drugs by testimony in the investigation, which Toronto (CeruttI 3-31 ot Baltimore (Hol­ Hurst 9 11 KING OF THE HILL — Pervis Ellison by the Sacramento Kings in the NBA Steve Manning and Steve Rascher had three hits ton ^5), (n) GW HrrIs 1 2-3 1 Mets bowed to the Braves. was announced March 20. apiece for the winners while Jay Howroyd and Californio (Abtwtt 6-4) ot Cleveland M aD avis 1 1-3 0 adjusts his hat after he was chosen No. 1 draft Tuesday night in New York. (Bolles Z-3), (n) Grant 1-3 1 Janszen didn’t say that Rose used drugs, but said Kevin Thompson contributed two each. Russ New York (Ellond 1-1) at Detroit (Alex­ Clements W,l-0 4 2-3 2 the manager thought he could get cash from drug Biladeau had three and Brian Sullivan two in defeat. ander 4-7), (n) Los Anoolos deals conducted by a circle of associates. Rose Oakland (Stewart 1^3) at Minnesota Tudor 4 1-3 5 NORTHERN — Gold’s Gym nipped PM Construc­ (Viola 5-8). (n) Horton 2-3 0 sometimes had trouble paying his large gambling tion. 8-7. at Robertson Park. John Burger had three Texas (Jeftcoot 3-)) ot Chicago (Rose­ APena 2 0 IN BRIEF JHowell 2 0 nberg 2-4), (n) debts, according to Janszen. hits, including a home run, while Ken Telfer, Mel Boston (Price 1-3) at Milwaukee (Hl- Wettelond 4 6 Several of the associates were sentenced after Draft Bidwell and Pat Vignone had two apiece. For PM. guero 1-2), (it) Belcher L,4-8 4 3 MB’s outslugs Herb’s federal authorities cracked a ring that transported Seattle (Harris (W) at Kansas City (Gu- W P — Wettelond 2. Clements. From page 11 Bob Onthank had three hits with a homer while blcia 7-5). (n) Umpires— Home, Montague; First, Wen- cocaine from Florida to Ohio. Former Rose Lenny Goldburg. Barry Bernstein, Ray Vogt and Tbursdov's (Tomes delstedt; Second, Darlino; Third, Hohn. In a wild affair. Moriarty Brothers out- housemate Thomas Gioio.sa faces trial in Cincinnati Boston at Milwaukee slugged Herb's. 13-9, Tuesday night at East Sean McCarthy added two apiece. Toronto at Baltimore, (n) next month on charges of tax evasion and conspiring WOMEN’S REC — Main Pub beat DeCormier New York at Detroit, (n) Catholic. MB’s, which led. 6-0. moves its record to arrange cocaine deliveries from Florida to surprised. Most of the players I the only team worse than Sacra­ alongside center David Robinson ColKornla at Minnesota, (n) to 3-4 and will host Katz of Meriden Thursday and forward Willie Anderson, Nissan. 11-2. at Charter Oak. Roxanne Heineman Kansas City at Chicogo, (n) Cincinnati between 1985 and 1987. was talking with today didn’t mento in the Pacific Division, and Seottle at Texos, (n) night at 6 at East Catholic. second in last season’s rookie of ripped three hits with a homer while Michelle GoH Gold’s Gym. where Rose and Gioiosa worked out. have any idea who was going to be they need help of almost any type. Fontenalt also had three hits. Debbie Webster Only gomes scheduled “It was one of those game where you couldn't was operated by Donald J. Stenger. who admitted No. 1.” ‘ Their biggest immediate prob­ the year voting. get anybody out ” MB’s Coach Gene Johnson “There’s a lot of potential homered while Lori Hansen. Anne Wirth and Cathy carrying 40 to .50 kilograms of cocaine from Florida The 6-foot-9 Elli.son averaged lem, however, may be lack of Grant added two apiece. Rose Kearns. Cammie National League standings Tallwood said. to Cincinnati Stenger was given an 10-year prison 17.6 points and 8.7 rebounds last experience, and they might be there.” Elliott said. “I saw them Dave Bidwell notched the win while Craig Bieri, Sharon Lauzon and Patsy Gebhardt had two T A L LW O O D W O M E N ’S C L U B — 18 season for Louisville, where he willing to part with Ferry to gain play a couple of times last year, East Division holers- Gross- Kathy Gross-Dlonne Willis sentence last March following a guilty plea. Pet. OB Steurnagel picked up the save. Jeff Johnson each in defeat with Donna Trudeau homering. W L 85. Net- Jo yce M c D e rm o tt-T In o M lk o - earned the nickname "Never it. and Willie Anderson had a great 34 Michael Fry, who owned the gym. is serving an DUSTY — Bidwell Spirit Shoppe beat Trinity Montreal 42 553 lowsky 59, Carol Molumphy-Jess Moroz 63, clouted two home runs and a double and drove “We might keep the pick or we year.... I can fit in with any team, New York 39 34 .534 l ‘/a eight-year term for cocaine trafficking and tax Nervous” Pervis. Covenant Church. 8-2, at Keeney Street Field. Mike Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald Doris Kennedv-Gtorto WIttloms 63.9holers- in six runs. Bill Chapulis ripped thj^ee hits while “Actually. I wasn’t nervous,” might move it if we can get a no matter how many stars there Chicogo 40 35 .533 V/7 Gross-Ibby Knox-Shirley Wayner 48, evasion. Pasrick and Andy Kablon.ski each homered and St. Louis 36 37 .493 4‘/a Jeonne PhlppsHelenD'Alesandro31,Mory Mike Charter homered and doubled. Ray quality veteran,” Clippers gen­ are. I’m the kind of guy who can Pittsburgh 31 41 .431 9 Stenger told baseball investigators that Rose was he .said after standing in front of a doubled for Bidwell while Doug Green added two SAFE AT HOME — Josh Solomonson of Boland Brothers slides safely into Ann RMey-loyce Crifield 33. Rolonde Sullivan contributed a three-run double. screaming crowd at Madison eral manager Elgin Baylor has fit into any situation with a little Phllodelphlo 26 46 .361 14 Clark-Helen Sladyk 34, Lucille Blosko- never involved in drug deals. Fry said Rose was not hits. For TCC. Garth Wlochowski had three hits West Division homeplate during Tuesday nights Town Little League Tournament game with Maureen Mozzer 34. PM group- Holly Square Garden’s Felt Forum as said. time.” W L Pet. OB Cassano-Shirlev Kosovige 52. Cell Grout- aware of Fry’s drug involvement. while Dave Hanna. Jeff Blizzard. Jon Neumath and — DiRosa Cleaners at Waddell Field. Boland remained unbeaten with a 16-9 win. According to Janszen. Rose once inquired he held up his new. powder-blue So. the 6-10 Ferry said that Louisiana Tech forward Randy Son Francisco 46 30 .605 Dowo Cammeyer 30, Holly Cossono-Horriet White was the eighth selection, by Kevin McDonough added two each. Hanna Houston 43 33 .566 3 BasketteSO Basketball clinic set whether he could get involved in the cocaine jer.sey. If he felt timid on the big while he thought he could have homered. Cincinnati 41 34 547 4'/a stage, he promises he won’t feel gone No. 1 after averaging 22.6 Dallas, and Georgia Tech for­ Los Angeles 37 36 493 Twins 11, Athletics 5 Expos 3. Mets 2 Erank Kinel. the head basketball coach at operation with money from a certificate of deposit REC — Manchester Pizza slid past Center Congo. Son Diego 37 40 .481 9'/a Brewers 5. Red Sox 4 that was about to mature. the same way next winter. points last season at Duke, he ward Tom Hammonds went No. 9 Atlonto 29 45 .392 16 Manchester High School, and the Manchester 8-6, at Nike Field. Don Greenwood and Mike Arace Tuttdov't Oomes N E W Y O R K MONTREAL “It’s another level, and I have won’t be surprised, no matter to Washington. Pooh Richardson, BOSTON Janszen quoted Rose as saying: “I’ll use that Pittsburgh 5, Chicogo 4 O b r h M al Local baseball coaching staff will conduct a basketball clinic had four hits each for the winners while Bernie ob r h bl ob r h bl ob r h bl o b r h b l to be able to exist,” he said. “I’m where he winds up. the UCLA guard, was the 10th Cincinnati 9. Atlonto 3 Samuel cf 3 1 1 0 DMrtnz cf money and buy the kilos and I’ll keep them in my Reed 2b 5 0 11 Moittor 3b 2 0 0 0 RHndsn If 4 1 2 0 Newmn 2b 5 2 2 0 at the school during the week of July 24-28 from Ripoli and Keith Lindstrom had two each. Ted Phllodelphlo 4, St Louis 2 Magodn 1b 4 0 0 1 Hudler rf a rookie, but I feel confident in my “I’m not 100 percent .sure I’ll be selection, going to the expansion Heep dh 2 1 1 0 Yount cf 4 2 1 0 Quirk c 1 0 1 0 Gagne ss 2 3 11 house because nobody would ... come to my house.” Houston 7, Son Froncisco 5 Aose p 0 0 0 0 Folev 2b 9 a.m. to noon for any student entering grades Clifford. Kevin Morse and Bob Clifford added two Romlne dh 2 0 1 0 Sheffltd ss 3 1 3 1 Phillips 2b 4 0 2 1 Puckett cf 4 1 3 3 ability.” with the Clippers.” he said. “You Minnesota Timberwolves. Montreal 1 New York 2, 14 Innings Corren ph 10 0 0 Golorrg 1b Janszen also said he was told Gioiosa brought a Boggs 3b 5 0 2 1 Brock 1b 4 0 1 2 DHndsn cf 4 0 1 0 Goettl 3b 4 1 1 0 five through nine. apiece. Steve DiSipi.so and Ken Wojnarowski had Son Diego 5, Los Angeles 3, 17 innings M yers p 0 0 0 0 Aldrete If Tuesday’s result After trading centers LaSalle never know with trades. I’ll sleep The league’s other expansion Greenwl If 5 0 3 1 Broggs If 4 1 1 0 Hassey lb 1 0 1 0 CCostltl rt 3 0 0 1 suitcase with $200,000 into the Reds’ clubhou.se Wtdnesdov's Oomes Lombrd 1b 10 0 0 DGorcl ph Emphasis will be placed on learning the three each in defeat while Rick Migliore had two. Evens rf 5 0 1 0 Deer rf 4 0 1 0 DPorkr dh 4 0 11 Larkin ph 1 0 1 2 The Yankees defeated the Thompson and Joe Kleine in the better togiorrow night. team, the Orlando Magic, picked Pittsburgh (J.Robinson 3-4) at Chicogo HJhnsn 3b 111 Santoven c sometime during 1987 and showed Ro.se the money, Esoskv 1b 4 0 1 0 Surhoff c 4 0 3 1 Lansfrd 3b 2 0 0 0 Bush rf 1 1 0 0 6 fundamentals of the game and improving Rick Mikoleit added a two-run triple. (BteleckI 6-3) AAcRvlds If 6 0 2 0 Brooks rt Orioles. 10-5. at Cheney Tech. same week last season, the Kings “I was a little nervous,” he nth, taking small forward Nick Gedman c 2 0 1 0 Fronen dh 4 0 0 0 BIknsp ss 1 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 2 0 0 0 which supposedly was going to be u.sed to buy San Francisco (O.Roblnson 7-4) ot 6 0 2 0 ONIxon cf individual offensive skills. NIKE — Tierney’s beat J.C. Penney. 5-3. at Nike 0 0 0 0 Gontnr 2b 4 1 1 0 McGw Ir lb 3 1 0 0 GOIson c 1 0 0 0 M W IIsn rf Chris Lonbo had three hits for were left without a true, everyday said. “The Clippers have good, Anderson of Illinois, Houston (Oesholses 7-3) DW IIm s pr 5 0 1 0 Walloch 3b cocaine in Florida. 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 1 0 0 0 Harper dh 2 0 0 0 Teufel 2b To obtain an application, either stop by the Field. Mark Cichowski and Jeff Barter led New York (Olego 5-6) at Montreal Cerone c Sasser c 5 0 1 0 Fltzgerld c the winners while Keith Carini pivotman. It showed as Sacra­ young talent, but they’ve had bad The Los Angeles Lakers used 4 1 1 0 Steinbeh c 5 0 2 0 Dwyer ph 1 1 0 0 “Well, they u.sed to tell me that Pete was really (Langston 3-2). (n) Rivero ss Elster ss 2 0 0 0 Owen ss MHS main office during the day or call Coach Tierney’s with three hits each while Brian McAuley Kutcher cf 4 2 2 0 Javier rf 4 7 3 1 Bckmn dh 1 0 0 1 and Mike Lizotte added two excited and he wanted to get in on that," Janszen mento finished 27-55, next-to-last luck. Hopefully, I can help them their fir.st pick. 26th in the first Atlanta (Glovine 7-4) at CIncInnotl AAozzItll 1b 3 0 0 0 BSmtth p Kinel at 647-0174. The fee is $45. and John Butler had two hits each with the latter Totals 89 4 14 3 Totals 33 5 11 4 Gallego ss 4 1 1 2 Laudner c 5 1 1 1 apiece. Lonbo also played well in the Pacific Division. TheKings change their luck. It it’s L.A.. I’ll round, to pick a 21-year-old (Rllo 7-4). (n) Moses 4 1 2 1 Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 Burke p said. “He wanted part of that because it was cash homering. Paul Mador tripled. Rob Case. Dale Philadelphia (K.Howell 6-4) at St. Louis Cone p 2 0 0 0 WJhnsn ph Yugoslav, 7-1 center Vlade Divac Boston 100 000 102— 4 Totals 38 5 14 S Totals 36 11 It to behind the plate For the money and he wanted part of the cocaine deal.” needed help up front. make the best of the situation.” (Magrone 6-6). (n) Strobrv Ph 10 0 0 McGffgn p I Mllwoukee 002 100 20x—5 Alsbrook. Ray Prest and Mike Bajenski had two Son Diego (Whitson 9-5) at Los Angeles Rolnes ph Orioles. Pete Detorres and “Management was looking for As a junior, the 6-8 Elliott took of Partizan Belgrade. E — Sheffield. (Sontner, Reed, Yount. Oakland 011 200 010— 5 Miller ss 10 10 Scholarship game is set Rose declined to comment on Janszen’s state­ each in defeat. (M organ S6). (n) Hesketh o a big guy capable of doing all Arizona to the Final Four, aver­ Like Ellison, he couldn’t have OP— Milwaukee 4. LOB—Boston 10. Mil­ Minnesota 201 008 OOx— 11 Jeff Marston hit well. ments. but Pitcairn called them “ridiculous.” He 'ntursdov's Oomes waukee 7. 2B— Sheffield, Kutcher. Surhotf E—Lanstord LOB—Oakland 13, Min­ Pevev ph CHARTER OAK — Po.stal Express beat CBT. 6-4. Atlanta ot Cincinnati, (n) EAST HARTFORD — The33rd annual Kerry facets of the game.” Ellison said. aging 19.6 points a game. Last been happier. S B — Sheffield (81 nesota 9 2B— DHenderson, Larkin. 38— Frev P rejected the story about the $200,000 in a briefcase. at Charter Oak. Dave Kronjak. Bob Judd. Dave Houston at Montreal, (n) Totols 46 2 9 2 Totals * McGuire Memorial-Scholarship Fast Pitch “1 fit that mold. I’m not great in year, he averaged 22.3. and was “Magic Johnson is wonderful,” IP H R ER SB SO (3aone H R — Golleoo (2). S B — RHenderson “It’s like a story you’d see on television.” Pitcairn Fiske. Dick Poptbella and Mike Zotta had two each Chicooo at Son Froncisco, (n) (29), Moses (8). 5—Gallego. SF—OPar- ^ n Diego at Los Angeles, (n) Boston New YorK 000 100 001 000 Ob— 2 Softball game is scheduled tonight at 8 p.m. at any one area, but I can do a little judged the best college player in he said, and of Los Angeles, he 6 1-3 ker. Rec Hoop said. “As near as we can tell, there’s no basis in fact. for Postal. M.ark LeBreux and Scott Labrec had Only gomes scheduled Clemens L,^6 MontreM 000 002 000 000 01— 3 1 2-3 IP H R ER BB SO McAuliffe Park. The game will feature the of everything.” the nation. added: “That is the land of movie Murphy One out when winning run scored. People in the real world just don't live that way. three each in defeat while Jim D’Aprile added two. Milwaukee (Xiklond DP— Montreal 2. LOB—New York Hi-Ho Brakettes of Stratford. 20-time national “What is going to come out is that Pete was Last year, the Clippers were Next season, he’ll be playing stars.” August W.7-7 6 2-3 7 7 t 2 3 M oYouno 5 5 4 4 4 0 AA — Brand Rex nipped Pagani’s. 17-16. at American League reaulla 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Nelson L.2-3 1-3 3 6 5 2 0 Montreol 17. 2B—Erooks, Folev. MWIIson ASA champion, against the Latella Coronets of friends with some people that got into drug Fossos Miller, Sontovenia 2. 3B— Samuel. HR— Tuesday’s results Charter Oak. Rick Rodrigue. Mario Campelli and Crim 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 BSnvder 0 1112 0 West Haven of the Connecticut ASA Women’s 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 CorsI 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 HJohnson (n). SB — Brooks (5), ONIxon problems. When Pete learned that tho.se people had Don Sumislaski had three hits each for Brand while Plesac S.19 (23). S— BSmIth. Foley, Rtzgerald, Sam SOUTHERN - Smoke 49 League. Pre-game ceremonies are at 7:45 p m. gotten in drug problems, he broke off those Mariners 8. Royals 0 Fossos pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Dowley 2 2 0 0 0 1 Marco Campelli ripped three homers and Johnh W P— Clemens Minnesota uel. (Tim Richard 16) Fake 38 Jim Bidwell. a recent graduate from East IP H R ER BB SO relationships.” Lingering doubts contribute MacAuley clouted two. Ron Nivison and Dennis U m p I r e s—Home, Rlppley: Rrst, RSmIth 3 ^ 3 7 4 4 2 0 (Sean Kearns) Hartford High School who will attend Central SCATTLE KANSAS CITY Froemmlng; Second, Tata; Third, De- Woyne W .30 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 1 New York Janszen also claimed that Rose once said he’d Leal had two each and John Mizoras two with the Ob r h M Ob r h bl Berenguer 5,2 3 5 1 1 1 1 Cone 7 5 2 2 Back Again defeated IHLA. Connecticut State University in the fall, is this Muth Aose 2 0 0 0 consider throwing a game if he had a large bet game-winning RBI. Steve Crispino led Pagani’s Revnids 2b 5 0 1 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 1 0 T— 2:59. A — 17,541. Ma'Toung pitched to 1 bertter In the 6th, 53-32. No nam es were year’s scholarship winner. Brilev If 4 2 2 3 Pecoto ss 0 0 0 0 OSnyder pitched to 3 betters In the 6th. M ye rs 2 3 0 0 riding on it. with three hits while Rickey Costello and Mike A O avIs 1b 4 1 2 0 Seltzer 3b 4 0 2 0 HBP—Lanstord bv Berenguer. WP— Aguilera L.3-3 2 1-3 5 1 1 submitted. Donation is $1. “He did say to me once, he said. ‘You know, if I Leonrd dh 4 1 1 4 Brett 1b 4 0 0 0 MaYoung. BK— RSmIth. Montreol CHARTER OAK - Sun to Robinson’s draft choice Coughlin each homered. Steve Pilver. Jim Doherty 2 0 0 0 Elsnrch cf 2 0 10 Tigers 6, Yankees 5 BSmIth 7 4 1 1 Gritfev cf Umpires— Home, Hendry; First, Clark; had enough money riding on a game. I’d think about and mark Pagani had two hits each while Benny Cotto cf 3 0 1 0 Tobler If 4 0 1 0 Second, Reed; Third, Johnson. Burke 2 2 1 1 Devils 58 (Carl Shelton 20, Jim throwing the game.’ ’’ Janszen said. “He said there Buhner rf 2 0 0 0 Bucknr dh 4 0 1 0 T— 3:24. A — 37,891. McGffgon 2 10 0 Pagani had two. including a homer. N E W Y O R K DETROIT Hesketh 2 10 0 Claybey 10) Indians 49 (Emil Bolton has soccer signups STORRS — Cliff Robinson, the son is Connecticut’s fourth all- expected to “produce right Coles rf 2 111 Winters rf 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl are a lot of easy ways to do it. He said. ‘Hell. Paul, 4 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 1 0 Frev W.24) 1 1 0 0 Issavi 16, Cory McGee 8) fourth-leading scorer in Univer­ time leading scorer, with 1,664 away.” said Evan Pickman. an WOMEN’S FAST PITCH - Ledoux Construction SBrodlev c Sax 2b 5 15 1 Lusoder cf 5 110 Mactorin c 0 0 0 0 WP— Cone. Aguilera. BK— BSmIth. The Bolton Youth Soccer Association will hell. I could pinch-hit a guy at the wrong (time) ... or nipped Travelers Insurance of Windsor. 5-4. at EM rtnz 3b 4 1 2 0 Espnoz ss 5 1 1 0 TJones If 4 3 4 0 National League results Glenn Construction 69 sity of Connecticut basketball points. He averaged 20 points and East Coast scout for the Los VIzauet ss 12 10 Welimn 2b 3 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Bonin; First. Harvey hit-and-run at the wrong time. I could have a guy Mtnglv 1b 4 2 2 0 Whitakr 2b 5 1 2 1 SecorKi, PulM; Third, Oovidson. (Chris Galligan 14. Chris conduct signups for its Fall soccer program history, was selected by Portland 7.4 rebounds as a last season. Angeles Clippers Charter Oak. Ledoux rallied from 4-0 deficit and Totols 3S 111 8 TOfOft 31 0 7 0 3 112 TrammI ss 4 12 3 bunt at the wrong time.’ ” Balboni dh T-^;09. A— 28,349. tonight and Thursday evening from 6 to 8 at the Trail Blazers in the second round Coaches and scouts have said scored three runs in the seventh inning to pull out the Pgirulo dh 2 0 1 0 MorInd 3b 2 0 0 0 MePadden 13) Nights 60 (Joe Bolton Town Hall. All children who will be in Dowd told reporters last week that baseball’s “The question mark remains StOttlt 002 0S1 000-0 Barfield rf 2 0 0 0 Lynn dh 2 0 0 0 Astros 7. Giants 5 Maher 22. Bill Anderson 19) of the National Basketball Asso- Robinson didn’t seem to come victory. Pat Giguere tossed a three-hitter for Kansot City 000 000 000-0 M H all If 5 0 11 GW ord dh 1 0 0 1 Pirates 5. Cubs 4 investigators found no evidence that Rose had ever with a lot of people whether Cliff’s D P — Seattle 3. Kansos CItv 1. L O S — grades 1 through 8 in the Fall are eligible to ciaation draft Tuesday night. through in the clutch, especially Ledoux and remained unbeaten at 6-0. Tina Stone, Brokns 3b 5 0 2 1 Bergmn lb 1 0 0 1 going to be able to produce Seattle 6. Kansos City 7 H R — Leonord Staught c 4 0 0 0 Schu 3b 1 0 0 0 SA N F R A N HOUSTON participate. There will be four age-levels of tried to influence a game because of his wagers, Ana Scussel, Darryl Sibrinss and Lisa Schwartz had (15). Coles (3). SB— Brilev (6). S F — 4_eon- Ob r h M O b r h M Robin.son who led Connecticut in the Big East Tournament. Kelly cf 4 0 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH CHICAGO play including separate girls’ teams at the “I don’t have any evidence — no evidence — Pete early,” Pickman said . He does key hits for Ledoux, who are in first place in the ard, Brilev. Heath c 3 0 0 0 Butler cf 4 1 2 0 Young cf 3 1 1 2 o b r h b l O b r h b l in scoring and rebounding la.st “He let them down at the end of IP H R ER BB SO RThm p 2b 5 1 1 1 CRnIds 2b 2 0 0 0 Rec Soccer ever threw a game.” Dowd said. work hard in practice. If he gets Totals 39 5 13 5 Totals 32 6 9 6 Bonds If 4 1 2 0 Walton cf 5 1 2 0 ,5th-6th grade and 7th-8th grade levels. season was the 36th pick overall the year,” one NBA executive league at 6-1-1. Stonie WCIark 1b 4 1 2 2 Puhl rt 3 0 0 1 Lind 2b 4 111 DwSmth If 4 1 2 0 Janszen said Rose used his clubhouse phone to his act together a little bit he Holmon W.2-2 9 7 0 0 3 0 Rites 3b 4 111 GDavIs 1b 4 0 2 0 Registration for the summer soccer camp in the draft. said. “They desperately needed New York 003 oio 0l(^-5 VonSlyk cf 4 2 2 1 Sndbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 could be a very good player.” Konsos City Detrott 101 020 002— 6 MIdndo rf 4 0 0 0 Camlnit 3b 4 1 1 0 Bonlllo 3b 4 111 Dawson rf 3 0 0 1 during the weekend of July 24-28 may also be check with other managers before placing some 4 1 1 1 “Of guys 6-foot-8 and above, him and he just let them down. Aquino L.3-2 4 ^3 6 7 7 2 0 None out when winning run scored. Sheridan If 4 0 2 0 Romlrz ss GWIIson rf 4 0 2 2 Groce lb 2 1 0 0 Tuesday’s results bets. TLeoch 2 1-321110 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 GGross If 110 0 made at that time. For further information, he’s the best athlete, best shooter, That is scary.” The Trail Blazers entered last E—Trommell. DP—Detroit 1. LOB— Landrm p 0 0 0 0 BerryhIII c 3 1 2 1 Little League TGordon 2 1 0 0 1 3 New York 11, Detroit 10. ?B— Brookens, Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Yelding If 0 0 0 0 DIstfno lb 3 0 0 0 Low 3b 4 0 0 0 PEE WEE LEAGUE - call Dick Tuthill at 643-1884. “Cliff’s own self-doubts . . , are year with high expectations, but W P— Aoolno. Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Doron ph 0 10 0 Redus 1b 1 0 0 0 Dunston ss best runner. Yet there are que.s- Balboni. TJones, Sox. Mattingly, Pogllar- 4 0 2 2 Sharks 0 (Vinay Annigeri tions about him,” said his coach. the reason for his inconsistency. wound up fighting for a spot in the ulo. Trammell. H R — Sax (2). S B — Lusa- Oberkfl ph 10 10 Blgglo c 4 2 1 3 ROunns ss 4 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 1 0 0 0 SF— Bergman. LaCoss p 2 1 1 0 Cloncy p 10 0 0 Ortiz c 3 0 10 Varsho ph 0 0 0 0 played well) Meteors 0 (Lind­ Jim Calhoun. Whether it be minutes or entire playoffs with a 39-43 record after Orioles 16. Blue Jays 6 IP H R E R B B SO Brantley p 0 0 0 0 Wsntn ph 10 0 0 Congels ph 1 0 0 0 McCInd ph 1 0 0 0 Special jai-alai matinee Kingdom, Lewis Tuesday’s results M nw rng c 0 0 0 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Blirdllo c 0 0 0 0 SWilson p 0 0 0 0 sey Pilver played well) finishing 53-29 the year before. N tw Yortc “Despite the cool facade, I games, there are times when he 1 0 0 0 Medws ph JJones 21-3 4 2 2 2 2 MItchel ph 10 0 0 Kramer p 3 0 10 Schlraldl p 0 0 0 0 Patriots I (Tim Wollen- Portland lost three straight to the BOLTON LITTLE LEAGUE — The Yankee.«! TORONTO BALTIMORE Darwin p 10 0 0 Berenson’s Hartford Jai-Alai will hold a don’t think Cliff realizes what a really questioned himself.” Cal­ ^ d a re t 2 2 2 2 1 2 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 Webstr ph 1 0 0 0 obrhM abrbbi 29 7 6 7 berg) Jaguars 1 (Danielle outslugged Sanitary Waste of Vernon. 19-12, at Plunk 2 1-3 0 0 0 3 2 Totals 36 5 10 4 Totols Bolr p 0 0 0 0 Pico p 0 0 0 0 special holiday matinee on Independence Day. talented guy he is.” Calhoun .said. houn said. Los Angeles Lakers in the first Fbllx rt 3 1 0 1 Devw ex cf 5 1 1 0 Gotermon L,l-1 1 1-3 3 2 2 0 1 MGorcio p 0 0 0 0 M lW IIm s p 0 0 0 0 Robenhymer) win in Lausanne round of this year’s playoffs. Legion Field in Vernon. Max Schardt had three hits Fbmndz ss 5 13 1 PBradIv If 2 2 10 Tuesday July 4. It will replace the evening The 6-foot-lL 223-pound Robin­ The top picks in the draft are Detroit Son Francisco 104 000 000— S RReylds rf 1 0 1 0 Gruber 3b 5 12 3 BAndsn cf 0 10 0 ,130 000 O M -7 Penguins 4 (Kyle Wolff 3. and three RBIs for the Yankees while John Howland Gibson 4 ^ 3 9 4 4 2 1 Houston Totali 86 5 11 S Totots 31 4 8 4 program normally played on Tuesdays. The GBcll It 5 0 3 0 CRIpkn ss 4 2 0 ) GGross, Agosto, Mol* Schwobe 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 E —Riles. GDovIs, Jesse Odell) Strikers 0 Bv Tony Czucka also collected three hits. Kevin Blafkin added two McGrItf )b 5)1) Tettletn dh 2414 date will be a ‘Senior Citizens Day” with all FWillloms 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 donodo. LOB—Son Froncisco 6, Houston Pittsburgh 600 000 010— 6 Mosebv ct 4 0 0 0 Million 1b 5 4 4 4 Timbers 1 (Jason Reid) The Associated Press hits and three RBIs. Brett Robinson doubled while Hennemon 2 2-3 2 1 1 1 2 5. 2B— W CIark 2. Young, LoCoss. Riles, Chicogo 800 000 080— 4 fans aged 60 or older admitted for one dollar. Whitt c 4 1 1 0 AAelvIn c 6 1 0 0 Havens W.1-1 1 0 0 1 1 Butler. Comlnltt, Oberkfeil. H R — Blgglo E— Lind. Groce. DwSmfth. LOB—Pitts­ Express 1 (John Devanney) Jeff Klemyk homered and doubled in defeat. Borders c 0 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 4 1 2 3 Doors will open at noon with game time at 1 Matuszak’s parents admit HBP— Moreland by JJones. W P — Coda- (5). SB — RThompson (6). S— CReynolds, burgh 6. Chicogo 8. 2B— Lind, BerryhIII MIDGETS — Sounders 2 LAUSANNE. Switzerland — Two-time Olympic The Yankees repeat as Bolton League champs. Mlinks db 4 0 3 0 Orsulak rf 2 0 11 Butler. SF — Puhl. Walton, Dunston. 3B—VanSlyke. Bonilla p.m. Llrlono 2b 3 1 0 0 (Tonials 2b 2 0 11 ret. Umpires— Home, Kaiser: First, Young; IP H R ER BB SO SB— Kramer (1). SF— Dawson. (Derrick Harris. Brad Mac­ champion hurdler Roger Kingdom says the time is The Bolton all-stars will meet Thompsonville on Sheets ph 1 0 0 0 Second, Joyce; Third. McKean. Son Froncisco IP H R ER BB SO ripe for the 8-year-old world record to tumble. BRIpkn 2b 2 0 0 0 LoCoss 5 ^ 3 3 3 1 3 Millan) Spartans 1 (Tom July 10. .... T— 3:27. A — 22,077. Pittsburgh Kingdom, a 26-year-old American, returned to AMERICAN FARM — Modern Janitorial beat Totols 31 613 6 Totals 3S 16 11 M Brantley 2 2 2 2 0 Kranner W.2-4 6 5 2 2 Tierney) Mitchell leads NL voting their son used iiiegai drugs Bedrosn L.2-4 1-31221 Kipper 2-3 10 0 Strikers 4 (Jeff Cashman. form Tuesday, leaving the two other 110-meter Toronto 010 200 oei—6 Houston Army & Navy, 16-10. at Buckley Field. James Ray Angels 2. Indians 1 Bolr 2-3 0 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) — San Francisco’s Kevin medalists from the Seoul Olympics behind with a pitched well for Modern, which is 13-0. Todd Sise Boittmore 402 343 OOx— 16 Cloncy 5 7 5 4 0 MGarcIo 0 12 2 Jeff Champagne. Marcus “At the proper time, we will combination of two drugs: prop­ E — Oruber 3, CRIpken, McCSrltf. O P — Agosto 2 1 0 0 1 Landrum S,7 12-3100 Johnson, Matt Oleksiw) Mitchell, baseball’s home run leader, has year’s best time of 13.13 seconds in the first rematch By Bernie Wilson was 3-for-3 while Adam Major, Ryan Price. Matt Toronto 1 LOB— Toronto 9, Baltimore 12. Darwin W.7-2 2 2 0 0 0 Chicogo 2B— Oevereoux, Milligan 7. PBrodtey, CALIFORNIA CLEVELAND since the 1988 Games. The Associated Press have things to say about sub- oxyphene, a mild narcotic pain­ Ob r h M HBP—GGross by LaCoss. BK— LaCo! Sutcliffe L.9-5 7 8 4 4 Breakers 1 (Jason overtaken the New York Mets’ Darryl Monohan and Chris Luzusky added two hits each. Gruber, Worthington. 3B— MuHInIks. HR— o b r h M Browne 2b 5 1 3 0 U m p 1 r e s—Home. Rlppley; Rrst, SWMson 1-3 2 10 “My objective is to et back in the shape I was in .stance abuse and the scoundrels killer found in Darvon, and MHIIgon (5), Tettleton (18), (3ruber (6). Schoflld ss 5 0 1 0 Krisolofsky) Strawberry for the top outfield spot in fan Jared English played well in the field. Dan O M cDw l If 1 0 1 0 Froemmlng; Second, Tata; Third, De* Schlraldl 2-3 0 0 0 McGrtff (16). SF — Tettleton. Felix. Orsu- Ray 2b 4 0 1 0 last year, and get the record,” Kingdom said after, LOS ANGELES — The parents in the medical profession who acetaminophen, the painkiller 5 0 0 0 Hengel If 3 0 1 0 Muth. Pico 1-3 10 0 Falcons 5 (Josh Kane 2. balloting for the National League team for the Houserman and Tony Incard played well in the field lok. DWhIte cf 4 0 0 0 Carter cf 4 0 1 0 T— 3:03. A — 33,231. M lW illm s 2-3 0 0 0 Scott Balicki. Charlie Hills, muscling to victory in the Athletissima interna­ of former Oakland Raiders defen­ recklessly dispense prescription found in Tylenol, Anacin-3, Pa- IP H H E R B B s o Joyner 1b All-Star Game. while Ken Trudeau hit well, 3 0 0 0 POBrln 1b 4 0 11 Kromer pitched to 1 batter In the sev­ Toronto Dwnng dh Alex Steurer) Metros 1 (Nick tional track meet. sive lineman John Matuszak drugs and the parasites of society nadol and Tempra. 4 1 2 1 Snyder rf 5 0 0 0 enth, M G orcIa pitched to 2 batters In the Meanwhile. Mike Schmidt, who retired from INT’L FARM — Vittner’s defeated Epstein F)anagan L,44 2 2-3 6 6 3 4 0 CDovIs If He said the star-studded field would have made a acknowledged that their son who distribute illicit drugs from High doses of propoxyphene A rm as rf 4 0 2 0 DCIark dh 4 0 1 0 Reds 9. Braves 3 8th. Delap) 1 W)lls 2 4 7 5 5 3 Philadelphia last month, continued to lead Realty. 14-12. Ju.stin Lewis pitched well for the 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 Urrwlres— Home. HIrschbeck; First. Bulcc 31-3 1 3 3 6 3 Parrish c Toros 2 (A.J. Robenhymer world record possible if not for a slight headwind battled his chronic back pain with back alleys to fashionable con­ “taken for prolonged periods 4 1 1 1 Skinner c 4 0 1 0 MeSherry; Second, West; Third, Wil­ third basemen. winners while Nathan Tripler clouted a grand slam Botltmoro Howell 3b ATLANTA Fermin ss 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI liams. 2) Suns 2 (Jeremie Turcotte2) and rainy, cool weather. prescribed and illegal drugs. dominiums.” the Matuszaks said. may lead to physical dependence 9 13 6 6 3 2 Mitchell, with 25 home runs, has received homer in the last inning to win it. For Epstein, Rob Tibbs W .M Solos ph 10 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM T— 2:55. A — 35,646. “For now. however, we do not on the drug. However, it is less WP— Flonogon, Wills. G Perry 1b 3 0 0 0 LHarrIs 3b JUNIORS - Strikers 1 897,113 votes, the league said Tuesday. Kingdom would need to better his sea-level Matuszak’s parents reacted McTiche, Justin Pike and Steve Brown hit well. Aguayo ss 0 0 0 0 5 1 1 0 Asnm chr p 0 0 0 0 Wlnghm cf wish the dark side of these addictive than other similar 37 2 7 2 TPtolS 37 1 9 1 4 2 2 0 Phillies 4. Cardinals 2 (Anand Annigeri) Diplomats 0 Strawberry, who had been the outfield leader personal best, 12.98 at Seoul, by only .06 seconds to swiftly to the announcement ROOKIES — Carter Chevrolet nipped Pagani Totols Clory p 0 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 2 3 1 Tuesday by the Los Angeles realities to detract from the drugs, and most people are able Rangers 5. White Sox 1 Boever p 0 0 0 0 ONelll rf 4 1 2 2 Knights 3 (Rory Post. Ryan since early in the balloting, dropped to second erase the world mark of 12.93 set by Renaldo Caterers, 18-17. Eric Levesque got the game­ Collfomla 010 000 000 1— 2 Evons ph 1 0 0 0 Griffey If s 4 1 2 1 STLOUIS County coroner’s office that their celebration of the good and great to stop treatment without diffi­ CItveMmd 100 000 000 0 — 1 PHILA Post, Mike Bergenty) Bears 2 with 882,322 votes. Nehemiah on Aug. 19, 1981. winning hit for Carter with two out in the sixth Gregg rf 5 1 1 0 ED ovIs ph 0 0 0 1 Ob r h M ab r h M TEXAS CHICAGO E— Corter. DP— Collfomla 1. LOB—Col Colin Jackson of Britain, the Seoul silver .son died of an accidental over­ deeds of this kind and wonderful culty,” according to the Ameri­ LSmIth If 4 110 Roomes If 110 0 Dykstro cf Coleman If 4 0 0 0 (Mike Guliano. Rich Griffeth) inning while Brian St. Onge. John Nixon and Rollie Ob r h M ob r h M Ifornla 7. Cleveland 10. 2B— DCIark. HR— 4 110 Thomos ss 4 1 2 1 Bnzngr 1b 4 1 1 4 Herr 2b OQuend 2b 4 0 0 0 medalist, knocked down three hurdles and finished dose of a mild narcotic painkiller. man — our son.” can Medical Association’s Espy cf 3 1 0 0 Gallghr cf 4 0 2 0 CDovIs (8), Howell (9), SF—POBrIen 3 0 11 INTERMEDIATE - Hurri­ Gilbert hit well. For Pagani’s, Steven Brown, Eric D M rphy cf 4 0 0 1 LQunns 2b 4 0 0 0 VHaves 3b OSmIth ss 4 1 1 0 Soso If 5 0 11 Lyons 2b 4 1 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO 4 0 0 0 Nance undergoes surgery second Tuesday in 13.23. 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T«XOi 003 too 01IF-6 Cincinnati 001 010 S2 x -9 the Cleveland Clinic, team spokesman Bob Matuszak had taken. Umpires— Home, BrInkmon; First, Marv and Audrey Matuszak said contributed to Matuszak’s death, OllcatO 000 OOP not— t E — Larkin. LHarrIs, Diaz. L O B — At­ ing June 23) — filing Pee Wee- “This was a very special race.” said Kingdom, McClellond; Second, Cooney; Third, PbllodelpMo 100 018 OOG-4 Price said. in a statement released within coroner’s spokesman Bob Damb- E—Guillen. DP— Texo* 1, Chicago 1. lanta 9, Cincinnati 8. 2B— Thomas, Wln- StLeult 000 000 101-8 Chris McCreary (Patriots): who also won in the 1984 Olympics. “We’re even Anything could be fatal over LOB—Texas 9, Chicago 6. 2B—Lvom, Coble. ntnghom, ONelll. HR— Benzlnger (8). S— “Technically it went well. However, Nance is acher said. S p o r tlig h t T— 3:08 A — 17,281. E—Brunonsky. DP— SfLouls 1. LOB— MCC Pee Wee- Brandon now, but I have the faste.st time this year.” minutes of the coroner’s report. 1.0 (microgram.s). but that de­ Kunkel. Sierra. S B — Bosley (1). S— Sun- Wlnnlnghom. Phllodelphlo 5, StLouls 6. 2B—Ovkstro. not expected to return to playing condition until dberg. The Lausanne meet was the first major one on this The Matuszaks were in Hay­ “The manner of death is li.sted pends. If you’ve perhaps been IP H R ER BB SO Herr, Jordon 2, Doulton, OSmIth. SF— McCormick (Strikers): MCC December,” Price said. as an accident,” Dambacher IP H R ER BB SO Attonta Daulton, MThompson. Midget boys- Marcus Johnson year’s lAAF Grand Prix circuit. ward. Calif., today for a private using it, you can build up a Texos Tuesday’s home rune Smoltz L,9^ 6 9 2 2 1 3 IP H RER BB SO Nance. 30, averaged 17.2 points and eight KBrow n W.7-4 8 1-3 6 1 1 1 3 In the other standout Olympic rematch. Carl memorial service and could not said. tolerance,” Dambacher said. Assnmehr 1-3 1 3 3 2 0 Pbitadtipbki (Strikers); Kennedy Midget rebounds a game last season, and was fifth in June 28 Russell S.I8 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Clory 2-312210 Cook W .3E 8 4 3 2 2 5 ALSO contributing to Matus­ a ile o to AMERICAN LEAGUE boys- Adam Clark (Toros); Lewis got less of a challenge than expected in be reached for further comment. “With his size (6-foot-8. 280 Boever 1 3 2 2 0 1 M cDw II S.6 1 1 0 0 1 0 the NBA in blocked shots with an average of Hibbard L.0-2 4 2-3 6 4 3 1 2 (3altega (2), Athletics; Gruber (8), McGrItt zak’s death were an enlarged Cincinnati StLOUN Kennedy midget girls- posting his .59th straight long jump victory with a Al Davis, the Raiders’ managing pounds) and his prior use of it, we Pall 2 1-3 0 0 0 t 2 (16). Blue Jays; Milligan (5), Tettleton (18) 2.82 per game. He blocked a team-record 11 1939 — Joe Louis stops Tony Galento in fourth Scudder W,2-l 6 1-3 2 0 0 3 3 DeLeon L.8-7 5 1-3 8 4 4 2 2 heart and pneumonia. Damb­ JDovIs 1 t I 0 t I Orioles; Howell (9), (Javls (8). Angels Meghan Buckley (Comets); leap of 27 feel, 8 inches. general partner, and former don’t know how much it take.s. Charlton 0 0 0 0 1 0 DiPIno 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 shots against the New York Knicks on Jan. 7. round at New York’s Yankee Stadium to retain the Patterson 1 1 0 0 2 0 Leonard (15), Coles (3), Mariners; Sax (2) coach John Madden were to acher said. Dibble ^3 0 0 0 0 1 Quisnbry 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kennedy junior- Kevin Watt The two-time Olympic champion left behind “We know that he was com­ world heavyweight boxing title. HBP— Stonley by Pall. WP—HIbbord, Yankees The injury forced him to leave a game ' Matuszak, 38, had been given a BIrtsas 0 3 3 3 0 0 Cook pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. (Strikers); Mt. Nebo Larry Myricks, the last one to beat Lewis and the deliver eulogies. Matuszak. who plaining of .severe back pains and 1953 _Betsy Rawls wins the U.S. Women’s Open KBrown. PB— Sundberg, Fisk. Tekulve 2 0 0 0 1 1 Umpires—Home. Halllon; Rrst. Brock- against Washington on Jan. 29 and caused him Umpires— Home, Shulock; First, Morri­ NATIONAL LEAGUE died June 17 in a Burbank pre.scription for Darvocet early Charlton pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. londer; Second, Engel; Third, Runge. intermediate- Bruce Watt Seoul bronze medalist, at 2C-10‘/i. Mike Powell, the if he had pneumonia, obviously golf title with a six-stroke playoff victory over son: Second, Welke; Tblrd, Evans. Beniinger (8), Reds; Johnson (20), A6ets to miss four games between Jan. 31 and March BIrtsos pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. T— 2:37. A-30.482 hospital, was buried last week in on the morning of June 17, there would be some chest pains T— 3:00 A — 9,631. Blgglo (5). Astras (Hurricanes) 5. and four more in April. Seoul silver medalist, came in third in a U.S. sweep, Jackie Pung. P B — JDovIs. reaching 26-7‘A. Oak Creek, Wis. Dambacher said. Darvocet is a with it.” ] MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28. 1989 — 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28. 1989 FOOD FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE J Dukakis may teach BOSTON (AP) — Oxford University has invited Gov. Michael S. Dukakis and his wife, Grandmother favors daughter’s kids Kitty, to teach there for one term when he Picnic foods can iie prepared in the microwave leaves office next year, Kitty Dukakis said. In an interview published today, Kitty DEAR ABBY: I ’ve more loving to their grandparents said, “ Hello. I ’m your Aunt Ellen — on Dukakis told The Boston Globe that she and her The summer season is here, and it’s time for the 5 minutes. Remove fish from water and let stand, 1 teaspoon chopped chives been reading the letters than the children of sons. your father’s side.” husband have not decided whether to accept P ’s: plan, prepare, and pack the perfect picnic. Oh, covered, for 5 minutes, or until fish flakes with a Vt teaspoon salt about grandmothers The little boy replies, “ Well. I can the offer. dear. What a lot of work you think. Nonsense! fork. Drain and,chill in the refrigerator. V« teaspoon pepper who are inclined to be SOUTH CAROLINA GRANDMA tell you right now, you’re on the wrong Gubernatorial spokeswoman Susan Kaplan The menu we have designed for you is not the Vt cup garbanzo beans, cooked or canned, drained more generous to the Microwave Combine all sauce ingredients, place in a sealed side.” said Dukakis did not know of an offer from usual hamburger and hotdog picnic. In fact, it is In a I'A quart casserole, combine cauliflowerts, children of their daugh­ Dear Abby container and refrigerate. Place sauce in cold DEAR GRANDMA: My mail con­ So, whever we begin to feel left out, Oxford. “ If the offer has been made, the u quite elegant as it would be suitable for an English carrots green beans and water; cover. Microwave ters than to the children Kitchen salmon steaks just at serving time. Yields 6 Abigail Van Buren firms what you have observed. Read one of us will quip, " I can tell you right governor is totally unaware of it and is lawn party or a Victorian picnic held by a stream. servings. at high for 5 to 7 minutes, or until tender crisp. Stir of their sons. on; now, you're on the wrong side!” spending all his energy working on the This kind of picnic might be followed by a ride in a Marge Churchill after half of the cooking time. . Well, I ’m one of those Immediately, a chuckle replaces budget,” she said. slowly moving wooden punt or row boat during ArtIchoke-rIce salad Combine remaining ingredients in a small bowl to grandmothers, and I’d DEAR ABBY: There is definitely a any possible resentment. which poetry is read. A romantic picnic can conjure make vinaigrette. Drain microwaved vegetables; like to explain the rea­ IV4 cups hot tap water good reason why grandchildren are up all kinds of delightful images. add vinaigrette; stir to coat. Cover. Chill in the son for my favoritism. I 1 package (6 ounces) chicken flavored rice mix partial to one set of grandparents. I LIVING AND LEARING Peters’ career not hurt Fortunately, the preparation is not of the refrigerator for 3 to 4 hours. Drain. Place in a sealed am a widow with a daughter living at came to visit me, if I asked them to corner to vent. Microwave on high power for 7 4 green onions, with tops, sliced thin am in a position to know, as I have Victorian era. but rather takes advantage of some container in the refrigerator until ready to place in one end of the state and a son living at help me with something, they’d ask three sons and two daughters — with a CONFIDENTIAL TO OCTOBER ATLANTIC minutes, stirring with a wire whip after every 2 Vt green pepper, seeded an chopped CITY. N.J. (A P) - very modern conveniences — a microwave, the ice chest for the picnic. Yields 6 servings. the other end. I ’m in the middle. me how much I was going to pay them. total of 10 grandchildren and have BRIDE: A good marriage isn’t a minutes. 12 large pimento-stuffed olives, sliced Entertainer Ber­ thermos, and camping-size cooler. The re.sult is a My son and his wife have six Now, let me tell you about my tried not to favor the children of our matter of luck. It’s the result of a Remove and discard peel and pit from the 2 jars (6 ounces each) marinated artichoke hearts Devonshire cheesecake cups nadette Peters perfect picnic to be enjoyed by adult companions children. They are all adults now, but daughter’s children. They took good daughters, but we can't help doing so. conscious and constant effort. It’s N avocado: chop avocados. In a food processor or V4 teaspoon curry powder says her film ca­ who would appreciate a touch of nostalgia and a 6 vanilla wafers when they were growing up. I ’d send care of whatever I gave them. They Our daughters’ children have been giving and foregiving, knowing when blender, puree avocado with l ‘/i cups of milk 1-3 cup mayonnaise reer has not been sumptuous summer picnic menu. 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese them lovely clothes — always the sent me handmade thank-you notes on raised to be very loving and attentive to talk and when to keep quiet. All mixture. Stir avocado puree lime juice, and Place water in a 3 quart glass casserole. Cover harmed by the box Preparation for this picnic can start the day 1-3 cup packed brown sugar best. These clothes were soon in rags which was scribbled, " I love you, to us, but I can’t say the same for the marriages are beautiful. It’s the Iving tobasco sauce into the milk mixture in the and microwave on high power for 7 minutes, or until office flop of her ahead. Artichoke salad, marinated vegetables, and 1 egg because the children had never been Granny,” when they were tiny tots. children of our sons. together afterward that’s difficult. cas.serole: mix well. Microwave on high for 3 water boils. Add contents of rice package: stir with last two movies. the cheese cake cups can all be made the day before Vt teaspoon vanilla extract taught to take care of them. When I When they were grown, they’d call me Since all three of our sons married and refrigerated. Early on the morning of the minutes, or until soup is heated through. Chill. a fork. (Do not add butter as indicated on the Peters, appear­ To garnisb: Dairy sour cream visited them. I ’d see their clothes on just to say, ‘ T m thinking of you and local girls, every time they come to Don’t put off writing thank-you picnic, make the soup, poach the salmon steaks, and Pour chilled soup into thermos. When ready to package directions: it will solidify on chilled salad). ing in Atlantic City Fresb green grapes the floor. They would deliberately love you very much.” They really town, there is the sharing of time, and notes, letters of sympathy, etc. make the dill sauce. Fresh crisp rolls can be serve, garnish with thin slices of fresh lime. Yields 4 Cover and microwave on high for 3 minutes, and this weekend, walk on them — and the dog slept on made me feel I was loved. the son’s parents are the last to be because you don’t know what to say. purchased from a local bakery. to .5 servings. then on 30% (medium-low) for 12 minutes. Add Place paper bake cups in 9 custard cups (Bounces made her film de­ them! I bought them expensive toys, Abby, I love all my grandchildren, considered, or so it seems. Get Abby’s booklet, “ How to Write Have plenty of ice ready in the cooler chest to keep onions, pepper and olives. Let stand to cool. each). Place a vanilla wafer in each paper cup; set but in 1973 in “ Ace Cold-poached salmon steaks and they made a game out of who but I must be honest, I can’t help but A little story helped us to accept the Letters for All Occasions.” Send a the foods cold until serving time. This cool summer Meanwhile, drain artichoke liquid into a small aside. Unwrap cream cheese and place in a l ‘A Eli and Rodger of could break them the fastest! favor my daughter’s children. order of things aher our eldest son check or money order for $2.89 ($3.39 picnic will defeat the hottest day. and bring you rave with dill sauce bowl and mix with curry powder (use liquid from quart bowl, microwave at 10% (low) power for I'A to the Skies.’’ This They never said “ thank you” for I know there are exceptions in every was married. Here’s the story: There in Canda) to: Dear Abby, Letter reviews from the lucky people who are invited to only 1 jar; discard liquid from second jar) add 2 minutes, or until softened. Add 1-3 cup brown year she was fea­ Vi cup dry white wine anything. Nor did they write a note of family, but I have observed that the was a knock on the door. The young Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, share it with you. mayonnaise to make dressing. Chop artichoke sugar, egg, and vanilla; beat with an electric mixer tured in the epi­ 2 peppercorns any kind. When they were older and children of daughters are usually son answered the door. The visitor III. 61054. (Postage is included.) 1 bayleaf hearts into quarters and add to rice mixture. Toss on high speed until smooth. Pour in paper bake cups. sodic “ Slaves of with dressing and chill. Yields 6 servings. Arrange in a circle on the floor of the microwave. Chilled avacado soup 1 teaspoon seasoned salt OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. New York,” a sa­ 1 lemon, thinly sliced Place chilled salad in a tightly covered container, Microwave at 30% (medium-low) for 7 minutes, tire of that city’s ■A cup butter and pack in ice for picnic. rearranging cups once during the baking process. 1 tablespoon instant minced onion downtown art 1 small clove garlic, crushed Remove cheesecake cups that are set in the center, Millions have much at stake scene. In "Pink l ‘/z teaspoons chili powder I'/i cups hot water Marinated vegetables Bernadette Peters or those in which a knife inserted off-center comes Cadillac,” she 1 teaspoon grated lime peel 6 salmon steaks (VA pounds) 2 cups fresh califlowerets out clean. Microwave remaining cheesecake cups played a bail-jumping mother of an infant to >A cup flour SAUCE; 1 cup julienne carrots (>AxVtxl>/t inch pieces) at 30% (medium-low) for 1 minute, or until done. Clint Eastwood’s bounty hunter. 1 quart milk Vt cap sour cream Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate in a in pension system changes 1 cup fresh green beans, cut into \Vt inch pieces “ I don’t think ‘Slaves' was received well 3 ripe medium-size avacados (IVi pounds) 1 teaspoon lemon juice Vt cup water sealed container. When ready to serve, top with a because there wasn’t a lot of publicity done for 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1 tablespoon parsley V4 cup olive oil dollop of Sour cream and small clusters of green © ore lu t Major ■ Our society will continue to it,’’ she said. “ And ‘Pink Cadillac’ is a fun 2 tablespoons mild taco sauce. ■A teaspoon dill weed 1-3 cup cider vinegar grapes, and sprinkle with additional brown sugar. changes in the be a mobile one. The change to a summer movie but it’s just not a blockbuster so In a microwave-safe 2-quart casserole, place TH£ £A\P£K0K In a 3-quart glass dish, combine wine, pepper­ 2 cloves garlic, halved private retire­ service-oriented economy will it gets lost with all these big movies.” butter, garlic, chili powder and lime peel. JAHAN&m OF corns. bay leaf, seasoned salt, lemon, onion and 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento Marge Churchill of Manchester is an authority on ment system require retraining and relocating Microwave on high for I'/i minutes, stirring after 1 INDIA WAS 03S£SS£D water. Microwave on high power for 5 minutes, or 2 teaspoons sugar microwave cooking. Write to her in care of DY &£A\ STON£S. are in the offer­ Sylvia of millions of people. This will minute. Stir in flour until smooth: gradually blend until boiling. Carefully place fish in .seasoned water. 1 teaspoon chevil Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box AT HIS D£ATH 1/ ing, and more mean mandatory portability of Actor to be father in milk. Cover with plastic wrap, turning back a Cover and microwave on high power for 3‘A to 4 1 teaspoon oregano leaves 591, Manchester 06040. IN 16Z1, H£ than 111 million pensions. NEW^ YORK (AP) - Actor-bodybuilder OWNED Z19,H^0 o f y o u — Porter ■ The trend toward earlier and Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose wife, Maria CAPATS OF workers in the greater vesting will continue — y Shriver, is expecting a baby at the end of the DIAf^ONDS, private sector one answer to portability. More year, says he’s ready to take on the Raspberry mousse tasty, unappealing Turkey breast & tomato sauce m fio o and your de­ plans willhave 100 percent imme­ responsibilities of fatherhood. CAPATSOF pendents — diate vesting, mandated changes £A^£PALDS,l “ I know it will work out great, and I just can’t One 3- to 4-pound turkey 2 tablespoons snipped have a big stake in the outcome. determined income benefit upon through legislation will move WEIGHT S16fi00 wait for this moment. I mean I ’m really excited attempted to offset the essential of this feeling was the sparcity ot breast haif parsley Some government officials say retirement — Congress can jus­ vesting a point closer to 100 WATCHERS CAPATS M about it — to see a little ‘Schwarzen-Shriver,’ ” dullness of turkey breast meat by promised extra add-ins such as Vi cup chopped onion 1 teaspoon dried basil, you are abusing the rules and tify favorable tax treatment, says percent immediate. R A S P B E R R Y cookies, candy and fruit. The OFPUDI£S he said. adding a taste of honey. Realisti­ 1 ciove garlic, minced crushed they want to tighten them. Other Curtis. It will be cheaper to ■ Congress will specify greater MOUSSE. $1.59 ANDZ Schwarzenegger, 4L was interviewed in Supermarkel cally, however, it simply can’t monster cookie bar bax, for 1 tablespoon water Vt teaspoon sugar critics of the system say Congress provide favorable tax treatment penalties for lump sum pay­ per 5-oz. box of instance, promised it would con­ A^ILLION Mexico City where his new film, “Total compete with a juicy slab of roast One 16-ounce can tomatoes, 1/3 cup dry white wine and the IRS are chipping away at for defined benefit plans now ments. (At the time of the twoffrozen CAKATS Oi Recall,” is in production. Shriver, 33, is an Sampler beef or piece of fried chicken. tain a bar filled with chocolate cut up 1 tabiespoon cornstarch the tax-exempt status of em­ rather than provide retirement president’s report on tax reform, servings of cream cookies, chocolate chip PEAHLSI anchor for NBC’s new prime-time news show, Carolyn Wyman >/i cup cubed fully cooked ployee benefits, making adminis­ income later for impoverished serious consideration was being mousse, Bonnie: As the label suggests, cookies an chocolate chunks. But ANAVIDFISH£PAVW, TH£ “ Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” which ham tration of the program confusing retirees. given to taxing all early distribu­ whipped cream & Bonnie Tandy Leblang NEVER K/LLED debuts in August. this new Honey Roasted Breast of after three bits and breaking the £/AP£POP ANV FISH H£ and difficult. tions 100 percent, unless they and chocolate Turkey is low in fat (only 25 bar in half, I found not a one. CAU&HT. INST£AD HE WOULD AiDOPJN IT WITH A Congress’ leaning toward de­ were rolled over into an IRA.) Rinse breast; pat dry. Place on microwave-safe rack in cake. percent of its calories come from These bars are called Make-A- STPIN& OF P£APLS THPOU&H ITS OILLS, AND The debate centers on defined fined benefit pension plans also ■ Pre-tax employee contribu­ microwave-safe 12- by 7'A- by 2-inch baking dish. Cover with fat). But the addition of some Wish after a foundation Steve’s contribution plans which allow doesn't seem too far removed tions will be allowed under waxed paper. Cook on 50 percent power (medium) 40 to 55 TOSS IT DACK INTO THE W ATER f B atm an ha sn ’t seen m ovie Bonnie: Weight Watchers new tant reaon for eating has to do additives and salt to preserve the has promised to contribute to that employees who leave a company from what private sector em­ defined benefit plans. Other than minutes or until done, turning over every 15 minutes. When done, Raspberry Mousse is made with with taste. But this is certainly flavor this turkey makes it high in grants the wishes of seriously ill to take cash in a lump sum. This ployees favor. Traditionally, em­ an IRS revenue problem, ther PHILADEL­ juices should run clear and no pink should remain. Cover and let skim milk, raspberries and egg not a problem with their new sodium. (Yet another thing peo­ children. I ’d like to suggest it’s has fueled discussion of two other ployees have ranked pensions seems to be no logical reason, PHIA (AP) - stand 15 minutes. whites; nutritionally, those are raspberry mousse. ple with heart problems might about time Steve’s begin taking issues; pension portability and a near the top in importance to Curtis observes, not to allow this. Adam West, the For sauce, in a 4-cup measure combine onion, garlic and water. pretty good ingredients, unfortu­ Although as light in texture as want to limit their intake of.) the expectations and hopes of national income retirement them on any list of benefit ■ People working past their Batman of televi­ Cover with clear plastic wrap, folding back a corner to allow nately, this mousse also contains you might expect a diet product to Since regular turkey breast is their customers just as seriously. policy. priorities — several rungs higher retirement dates can expect sion fame, says steam to escape. Cook on 100 percent power (high) for 1 to 2 hydrogenated coconut oil (an be, it’s rich in darkchcolatecake, lower in both fat and sodium, his One expert who believes you than savings and profit-sharing special provisions, such as “ plati­ he's been too busy minutes or until tender. Drain. Stir in undrained tomatoes, ham, Dr. Gott artery-clogging fat), carnauba features a raspberry mousse with is clearly a case of an improved Bonnie; I, too, wish Steve’s had will be the winner is James A. plans. num handcuffs,” which will in­ to see the new parsley, basil and sugar. Combine wine and cornstarch. Stir into wax (a substance you might use real seeds and a cream that really product not being improved at all. been more sensitive to the wishes Peter Gott, M.D. Curtis, head of Milliman & volve enhancements to induce Batman movie and tomato mixture. Cook, uncovered, on high for 4 to 6 minutes or Curtis believes, then, that de­ to polish your car) sodium tastes like it was whipped. So this This is also clearly a case where it and needs of their customers, Robertson, Inc., a leading na­ them to stay on and will consider he’s content to until thickened and bubbly, stirring every minute. Cook 1 minute fined benefit priorities — several saccharin (found to cause cancer is no reason to feel sorry for fat would be better to buy a fresh although, of course, my wishes tional employee benefits consult­ the loss of both Social Security leave the crime more. Slice turkey and place on platter. Trim with parsley. Pass rungs higher than savings and in lab animals) and many other people. In fact, if any excuse is turkey breast, coat it with honey for this product are different than ing firm. The federal government and retirement benfits otherwise fighting to Michael sauce. Makes 8 to 12 servings. profit-sharing plans. unappealing things. needed to buy a Weight Watchers and roast it yourself. yours. For instance, I wish the is giving private sector pension Curtis believes, then, that payable. Keaton’s new ver­ sion of the fictional For a low-calorie dessert with product, this is reason enough to coating on these ice cream bars Nutrition information per serving: 309 cai., 40 g pro., 5 g carb., 13 g (at, 78 mg plans a new lease on life, he defned benefit plans will play an ■ Before the end of the 1990s □ □ □ character. raspberry fiavor and purer ingre­ put on a few extra pounds. did not contain artery-clogging Choi., 297 mg sodium. U S. RDA: 15 percent vit. C, 13 percent thiamine, 14 concludes. increasingly important part in there will be a national retire­ percent riboflavin, 48 percent niacin, 15 percent iron. ” I guess if dients, purer frozen raspberries coconut oil and the ice cream, the retirement package for ment policy. It will stress both Curtis says the government has anyone should see in a blender or food processor to STEVE’S MAKE-A-WISH several vegetable gums stabiliz­ Inderal cause American employees. He also tax-deductible employer retire­ □ □ □ cause to look with disfavor on it, I should, he make a sauce and pour over angel BAR. Cherry chocolate chunk. ers. Haagen Dazs'uses neither. sees the following changes taking ment plan contributions and defined contribution plans. The said Tuesday while food cake, fresh raspberries or New York Super Fudge Chunk The other ingredients in these place in the private retirement pre-tax participant contributions original tax deduction for the in town for a return frozen yogurt. LOUIS RICH HONEY and Monster Cookies. $3.19 per bars aren’t bad — especially Three-ingredient toffee freeze system in the last decade of the being used solely for retirement of impotence plans was given to create retire­ of his 1966 Batman ROASTED BONELESS BREAST box of three 4.5-oz. chocolate- cherry chocolate chunk — but I century; purposes. ment income, not a lump sum to movie. " I ’ve been Carolyn: It’s time to say a good OF TU RKEY. $3.99 to 4.29 per covered ice cream bars. wouldn’t buy them if my store One 14-ounce can (IVi cups) One 6-ounce package (1 ■ Congress will become less Curtis believes that Congress is be spent on a new car or a too busy. But I m word about Weight Watchers. If pound of fully-cooked meat. also carried Haagen Dazs. sweetened condensed milk cup) almond brickie pieces or D EAR DR. GOTT: In the past you carried a oppressive in legislation affect­ much more receptive at this luxurious vacation. very curious. I ’ve been hard on them in the past Carolyn: Considering Steve’s miniature semisweet choco­ column on the potential side effects of Inderal. You ing private retirement plans and moment to acting on a national Adam West There is abuse, says the Em­ West, speaking but that’s only because they often Carolyn: What with all the reputation for high-quality ice late pieces mentioned an alternative that would be less likely to provide less favoritism, in effect, retirement policy than at any Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a regis­ ployee Benefit Reserach Insti­ in the same measured tones Batman used get so carried away with their worry about fats and cholesterol cream, these new premium choc­ tered dietitian, and Carolyn Wy­ 2 cups whipping cream cause male sexual dysfunction. Would you repeat for public retirement plans. In other time in the past. tute. Its data on tump sum while facing urban menaces, said he would mission to help people lose weight turkey has become the “ wunder" olate ice cream bars were a man, a junk food fanatic, are this for me? one state, the public plan for state A tax deduction for contribu­ distributions show 71.4 percent have liked to star in the new movie. that they forget the most impor- meat of the 1980s. Louis Rich has disappointment. The main source syndicated coiumnists. Combine sweetened condensed milk and almond brickie used for consumption and only employees is better by about 15 tions will now mean less govern­ pieces. In a small bowl beat whipping cream with an electric DEAR READER: Inderal and other beta­ 38.6 percent for saving, thereby percent than plans of 50 large ment expenditures later. But mixer on low speed until soft peaks form; fold into condensed blocking drugs are excellent medicines for thwarting the primary intention private companies. While Con­ Congress will buy this concept Pizza man is religious Home winemaker like novice opera singer milk mixture. Transfer mixture to a 9- by 9- by 2-inch baking pan. controlling hypertension and angina, as well as of Congress in giving these plans gress was enacting restrictive only if I assured that the payout is Cover tightly with moisture- and vaporproof wrap. Freeze 6 other cardiovascular disorders. Although not all tax-exempt status. legislation for private plans, this used for retirement benefits. NEW YORK (AP) — Domino’s Pizza founder hours or until firm. To serve, scoop into individual dessert dishes men experience impotence from beta-blockers, state was considering legislation Defined benefit plans without Thomas Monaghan says he puts religion before of the home winemaking process, cleaning and crushing the grapes. postage and handling, to: Garden But with defined benefit plans NEW YORK (AP) - “Being a Makes about I'A quarts (10 to 12 servings), some — unhappily — do. under these circumstan­ which would widen the lump sum payouts, says Curtis, business because “ that’s what I care about To I order "From Vines to Way Publishing, Schoolhouse — those plans in which the home winemaker is a lot like including: ces, a change in medication is appropriate. will accomplish this objective. most.” Wines,” send a check or money Road, Pownal, VT 05261, or call, employee receives a pre- difference. being an amateur opera singer. ■ How to choose which grapes Nutrltlonlnformatlonperservlns: 394cal.,5gpro.,34gcarb 28gfat 79mg Calcium-channel blockers are not related to In an interview in the July issue of 1-800-441-5700. Choi., 7I\mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 17 percent vit. A, 13 percent rlboRavin 15 When badly done, reaction can to plant on the basis of your taste percent calcium. beta-blockers and do not ordinarily produce male Gentlemen’s Quarterly, Monaghan — who also range from disgust to token preferences and the climate and i*^ ^ ^ *i*** sexual dysfunction. Therefore, depending on your owns the Detroit Tigers baseball team and a tolerance. When done compe­ soil where you live. condition, your doctor might be willing to make a leading collection of Frank Lloyd Wright tently, reaction ranges from ■ How to do a soil test, and ^ ^ d l U S change. I ’ve found that when major side effects, New job changes mortgage designs — said that "the most flattering thing — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens enjoyment to admiration for the where to get local agricultural such as impotence, are present, patients tend to be anybody can say about me is that I ’m a good performer. When done with ex­ information. sssssssa^ss: so unhappy that they may inappropriately stop or Catholic.” cellence, the audience will stare reduce the medicine. In such cases, another DEAR BRUCE: We have recently found a new Monaghan said he tries to put his religious ■ How and where to order your iuesday: July 4. in disbelief, rise to applaud, and Meals on Wheels equivalent drug — without the side effects — is home and signed a contract to purchase it. The principles into practice in business. “ I do feel grape plants, select the best site Wednesday: Chicken a la king demand more.’’ much-welcomed and better tolerated. Ask your mortgage commitment was issued two weeks ago, some kind of supreme confidence in doing the on your property, and prepare the over rice, green beans, cauli­ and they have given us much more time than usual, “ From Vines to Wines; The soil. The following are the meals to doctor to consider switching you to verapamil or right thing, overcoming obstacles,” he said. “ I flower: Turkey sandwich, fruit, because the seller is not willing to vacate the house Complete Guide to Growing be served to Meals on Wheels diltiazem. Smart Money feel that by being fair, it always comes out milk. SUMMER until the end of the school year. The only hitch is that Grapes & Making Your Own ■ Choosing the style of trellis to clients the week of July 3 through right. I don’t burn bridges. I try to treat 1 Thursday: Pot roast with I have been offered a great new job. Wines’ ’ by Jeff Cox, now availa­ use, and how to build it. 7. The hot noon meal is listed first DEAR DR. GOTT: What can be done for Bruce Wiltlams everybody nice. In other words, I try not to let ble in paperback from Storey- gravy, baked potato, zucchini; V' SALAD PLATE Am I under any obligation to advise the savings 81 How to control garden pests and the cool evening meal, psoriasis? I’ve tried every cream available as well power corrupt.” Garden Way Publishing, is de­ Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, A delicious combo of and loan that granted our mortgage commitment and diseases, including use of second. No meals will be served as prednisone. My doctor says that it has too many signed for those determined to milk. seafood, tuna and pasta about my changing jobs? I will be earning a bit less July 4. side effects. Please help. take on the delicate task of home non-toxic and environmentally Friday: Baked haddock square salad, served with lettuce, money at the outset, but the potential for a bigger safe methods. winemaking. Monday: Beef stew with bis­ with newburg sauce, whipped tomato and fruit. DEAR READER: Prednisone, purified cortisone, income is so obvious that I can’t afford to say no. Cox, who has made his own ■ How to know when to harv­ cuit, wax beans; Chicken sand­ potato, carrots; Tuna salad sand­ is too hazardous to be used routinely in the However, I do not wish to jeopardize my new home Our Language wine since 1971, covers every step est, and practical tips for picking. wich, fruit, milk. wich, fruit, milk. treatment of psoriasis. When taken in pill form, the purchase, my lawyer says I must notify the bank ONLY ^3 ® * drug causes many side effects, including suscepti­ and that failure to do so is fraudulent. Can this be DEAR BRUCE: We have a small business in In newspapsers, banner indicates a lare headline bility to infection and diabetes. possible? mid-sized shopping mall. Our business caters In creams, applied topically, cortisone drugs are mainly to women. across the page. Wave this type of banner to support freedom of the press. safer but less effective. L.T., Things are fine in the daytime, but in the evening OPEN JULY 4TH Anemic appears weak or lacking in vitality. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Additional therapy for psoriasis includes the Chattanooga, Tenn. the place is crawling with teen-agers, most of them BAG SALE Adding words such as anemic is a sure way to following; under the age of 16. The merchants here call them strengthen your vocabulary. SALE! Fill your bag full TIL NOON ■ Anthralin is applied as a hard paste, combined DEAR L.T.: It sounds to me that your attorney is “ mall rats.” While I have nothing against kids, Now taking orders for the 4TH with coal-tar baths and ultraviolet light. The right. Not only is it possible, it is common. Most many of my customers refuse to come in because of clothes for QUESTION: My wife says "swam.” I say Please order in advance. treatment is commonly administered by profession­ mortgage commitments require notification of any the kids are hanging around outside. They’re not Books and Other Merchandise "swum.” Which one’s right? just $3.00! als in psoriasis day-care centers. material changes in your life. (Changing your job doing anything but sitting on the benches, but a lot of 6/13/89 to 6/30/89 ■ Selective ultraviolet phototherapy can clear and income are certainly material.) This is not to women are afraid they will be harassed. Bookcases & Store Fixtures LARGE SELECTION OF ANSWER: That depends. The past tense of the psoriasis without the use of medication. It is say they would necessarily cancel your mortgage. LOBSTERS & CLAMS administered under the supervision of a But there is the variable that you are earning less We have talked to the mall manager and the verb swim is swam, as in “ I swam yesterday.” the ------—\ money. If the reduced income takes you below the past participle, however, is swum, usually found Secondhand Rose dermatologist. police, and both say there is little they can do unless threshold that makes you eligible, I suspect that the the kids cause a disturbance, because the mall is a after a helping verb: “ I have swum several times PRICE A THRIFT SHOP ■ Some patients respond well to psoralen and this week.” From now on, when you use swam and mortgage will be history. Your choices are clear: 1. place of public accommodation. How do other ultraviolet light (PU VA). The medicine is given in Stay on your present job until the mortgage closes; merchants meet this problem? swum, you should be in the swim. COMMON GROUND 43 Oak Street pill form, then the patient is then exposed to UV light Thurs SEA FOOD 2. Notify the company and take your chances; or 3. A READER 2-9 200 W. C E N T E R MANCHESIER in a walk-in chamber. Don’t notify them and be in a fraudulent position. Do you have a question or comment about our Mon.-Sat 9-5 ^ SERVING THE AREA OVER 30YEARS Ask your dermatologist whether any — or a I am not about to tell you which way to go, but I DEAR READER: Frankly, I don’t know. I invite language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, Fri & Sat Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester MANCHESTER 649-9380 183 Spruce Street, Manchester 649-4066 649-9937 combination — of these methods would be suitable think those are your choices. I hope you will make my readers to respond as to how they handle this 10-6 for you. the best one. problem, and will publish the best responses. 06040. MANC HESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28, 1986 - 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Juno 28. 1989

DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Puzzles T V Ton igh t VHAVE T T U t IT J switches bodies with his teen-age grand­ THAT T o 6 ^ M £ R Homo's \ {QoovC, ACROSS 2 Smoke (a Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00PM ® CD ® S® News son George Burns, Charlie Schlatter, Tony cigarette) ® Matt Houston Roberts. 1988. Rated PG. M A U ■ E L M 1 Three-handed 3 Of calisthenics Lit) Star Trek [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Tin M en' (CC) A pair of PRIME-TIME TV COMH' ' A P S 1 S E E armadillo 4 Greek letter (181 McCloud shady aluminum-siding salesmen wage 5 Footless 5 Biblical priest H ^ A G E war against one another in 1963 Balti­ Top Ten Programs M O O (20) Sledge Hammerl H U P M t 9 Comedienne 6 Policy more. Richard Dreyfuss, Danny DeVito, E D O U S T @4) Rod & Reel June 19 25. 1989 ((r Arden 7 Egg (comb, . 1 ■ Barbara Hershey. 19 s 7 Rated R. (In Stereo) 12 Greatly form) (26J Charlie's Angels Rating Share Network 13 Thomas___ 8 Ballerina's forte (38J W KRP in Cincinnati [USA] Murder, She Wrote Edison 9 Skinny fish M A $ 3 World of Survival (R| 8 : 3 0 P M ® (40) Head of the Class (CC) 1. Roseanne (R) 18 2 32 14 Poetic Charlie’s class is not impressed with a fa W 1 10 Suit part E N (6i) Three's Company contraction 11 Art deco mous elderly journalist. (R) 2. Cheers (R) 17 f> 33 u [A&E] New Wilderness w \ .. 15 Bushy hairdo illustrator (30) (38) Major League Baseball: Boston 3. Dear John (R) 3? [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kidnapped' In order to Red Sox at Milwaukee Brewers (2 hrs.. 1 / 3 16 Precipitation 19 Compass point steal his inheritance, a boy's uncle has him PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 45 min.) (Live) 4. The Cosby Sr»ow (R) 10 2 34 17 Landing boat 21 F irst___ M A g | s T O P kidnapped and sold into slavery James 18 Calif, airline MacArthur, Peter Finch, Peter O'Toole. [A & E ] Tw entieth Century The Nazi inva­ 23 Make a choice O R A | T M E R O 5 GokSen Girls (R) 16 1 36 destination 1960 sion of Sicily is profiled Host: Walter LOOKJMEV JUST SENT ME MV 24 Charged Cronkite THIS I5NT A REPORT CARP SIR,. THERE MUST BE SOME 19 Long time N O I v i H A R E S [E S P N ] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ 6. A DtHerent World (R) 15 8 31 REPORT CARP FROM SUMMER SCHOOL particles [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) The Roberts fa­ IT'S AN APVERTISEMENT FOR MISTAKE..WE PIPN'T EVEN 20 Social rank A W t h E S S E ers. 2 / I 60T THREE "A'5" | PON'T TELL ME - 25 Australian birds mily attempts to stop poachers from threa­ 7. The Gllted One (Sun ) 15 5 THE ''AAA PLUMBIN6 COMPANY" 22 Beethoven’s 26 Sandwich [L IFE ] MacGruder & Loud tening the bears in a study area. (In Stereo) l‘M NOT A GOOP 5TUPENT! | STUP^PLUMBING,. birthplace 8. L A Law (R) 15 1 29 filling 36 Motorists' org. 44 Two words of [MAX] MOVIE: 'Nightwing' Rabid vam­ [E S P N ] World of Sports Profiles of re­ 24 3, Roman pire bats terrorize the residents of Arizona 27 Disklike bell 38 Set of tools understanding cord holders in sports (60 min ) 9. E m pty Nest (R> 15 0 32 “ Returning from the flea market, Bob realized 45 Believe___ Nick Mancuso, David Warner, Kathryn 7 " 25 Warehouse 28 Balms 39 Dutch why the merchandise looked familiar." 27 Venetian boat ___not Harrold, 1979. Rated PG 9 : 0 0 P M ® W iseguy (CC) Frank must 10. Murder, She Wrote (R) 14 y 29 29 Narrow country commune make a difficult decision about accepting .31 Mongrel 47 Vice pres. [TMC] MOVIE; 'A Prayer for the Dying' road 41 Aromatic seed Vinnie’s offer of tainted money so Jenny 32 Ditty 48 LL.B. (CC) A repentant Irish terrorist finds his FLatioQS po*nts are the percent of 30 in a short time 42 Architect___ MePike can have a much-needed opera­ OVERALL RATING 33 Author Fleming 51 Two peas___ past catching up with him after fleeing to 32 Gravel's kin Saarinen ___pod London. Mickey Rourke, Bob Hoskins, tion: Vinnie is haunted by Sonny Steel- 90 4 miNKX) TV hoosehoWs., shares 34 Half of hi grave while in the hospital. (2 hrs.) (R) (In NBL CBS ABC 35 Large church 43 Dec holiday 52 Enzyme Alan Bates. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) are iht! percent of househokJs witti DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 35 Le___auto Stereo) 12 3 9 3 9 0 [USA] Cartoon Express sets CK> (H) = rerun 'A race 1 2 3 10 11 ® ® Hooperman (CC) Hooperman 6 - 3 6 ______Domini • 6:30PM ® CBS N ews (CC). (In Stereo) helps a convicted computer hacker rom­ NIAV n ance his ex-girlfriend, who has embezzled 37 Tackling 1 2 ® @0) ABC News (CC). REPEATEC? a fortune. (In Stereo) quarterback @0) Too Close for Comfort ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: Peter Lundy and the ® A-Team Medicine Hat Stallion’ A 15-year old 39 Devoured 1 5 fit) Honeymooners (23 (39) NBC News (CC) pony express rider defies the elements to ” (22) Night Court (CC) A courthouse fire PO You TAKB o u r TAKE-OUT 40 East of III. J @4) (S3 Nightly Business Report (22) Tonight Show (In Stereo) carry the mail from the Nebraska Territory 41 Paradise 1 8 thwarts last-minute campaigning by A f ^ R O \ N S f (38) W KRP in Cincinnati would-be assemblyman Dan (R) (24) Journey to Survival Tom Brown Jr to the Pacific coast Leif Garrett, Mitchell dweller teaches wilderness survival skills to a div­ Ryan, Bibi Besch 1977 @1) Love Connection 42 Goes out (24) (57) American Playhouse; Smooth erse group that includes actor Aldan [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole [A & E ] Profiles Featured: Dag Hammar- 'Talk (CC) A 15-year-old girl's sudden dis­ Quinn. 45 Chemical suffix [H B O ] MOVIE: 'W alker' Fact-based ac­ 2 5 2 6 skjold covery of her power over the opposite sex 46 Zsa Zsa’s sister (2D Soap count of William Walker, an American law­ [CNN] Showbiz Today leads her into an emotionally terrifying en­ 49 Printer's counter with an older man A 1985 theatri­ (38) St. Elsewhere yer and journalist who named himself pres­ 3 1 [E S P N ] SportsLook measures cal movie based on a Joyce Carol Oates (S7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ident of Nicaragua during the 1850s Ed 50 Small monkey short story starring Laura Dern, Treat Wil­ Harris, Marlee Matlin, Richard Masur. u 7:00PM ® Inside Edition [CNN] Sports Tonight 52 Dill seed 3 4 liams, Mary Kay Place (90 min.) (R) 1987 Rated R ® (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Kismet' (CC) A roguish 53 Actress [A&E] Wings Over the World [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling 3 7 (9 j Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) street poet of Baghdad is given the run of Charlotte [C N N ] Larry King Live the scheming Wazir's harem, while pre 1 :35AM ® Love Boat «. 28 (11) Cheers (CC) Part 1 of 2 tending to help him usurp the power of the /■M ifi i LI'L ABNER by Al Capp [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Rainmaker' A con 2:00AM ® Superior Court 54 Adam's (29) M *A *S *H man posing as a rainmaker brings needed young Caliph Howard Keel, Ann Blyth, Do­ grandson S4) ®7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour romance and self-confidence to a South­ lores Gray 1955 (11) Celebration of Caring r.S/'c/y'.C'OiFcxHuy i k n e w s o m e o n e u k e h i m - JUST O N E M O R E NIGHT IN 4 2 4 3 4 4 western spinster Burt Lancaster. Kathar­ (20) NVR Showcase THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry eOMEONE DIFFERENT FROM THOSE TIRED MANHATTAN.''- I W A N T 55 Printer's (26) Police Story [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up to-date ine Hepburn, Wendell Corey 1956 scores . C I T Y t y p e s WEEK OF SHOPPlINC TO GO ON A BI& direction (39) (49) Current Affair do) Dating Game ------SOMEHOW HASN'T BEEN QUITE. W H IR L 'T- BU T- HOVY 4 9 [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Challenge of a Lifetime' ^ IT5 A,,UH„ PRO-TEC- ^ SHE'S ONLY TWELVE. BECAUSE WE FEAR HE'LL ,^ENOUCH OF A THRILL FOR A t C A N I - U N E S C O R T E D P 56 Gravel ridge [HBO] Wimbledon '89 Highlights dD Jeffersons (CC) r38) Cheers (CC) A bored housewife and mother sets out to 'KILL HER BEFORE TH A T ,„IF . 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READ YOUR AD: Classifed advertisements are Scientists FDA investigates DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per dov. taken by telephone os a convenience. The 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one 20 to n days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publlca- Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of study siik 26 or more days: SO cents per line per day. tlan. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors whichdonotlessen secret drug triai Minimum ctiargo: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by an additlonol Insertion. B i9 B » arA u by spiders SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The Levin said another 33 patients Food and Drug Administration is had received the drug but were investigating an unauthorized not part of the study. However, NEW YORK (AP) - In re­ Levin issued a public plea to AIDS search that could provide new clinical trial of an experimental AIDS drug from China in which patients asking them not to inject materials for high-strength ca­ themselves with the drug without bles, bulletproof vests and su­ one patient died. Organizers of the study involv­ medical supervision. Several tures, scientists have turned to people have been injured after one of the most delicate-looking ing Compound Q. a purified IT’S TAG SALE TIME obtaining bootlegged supplies of fibers in nature: silk spun by extract of a protein from the root tubers of Chinese cucumbers, the potent drug. spiders. In a statement issued late Researchers want to learn defended their actions under the FDA’s so-called compassionate Tuesday, FDA spokesman Brad 4 Days for the Price of 3! more about the gossamer threads Stone said the agency would N use policy for experimental because they offer an apparently investigate the underground trial Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? unique combination of great drugs. because “the exact circumstan­ stretchability and strength. “It would be foolish not to give ces surrounding the death and The best way to announce It is with a Herald Classified Ad. Some day, scientists hope, the benefits of research coming other adverse reactions reported spider genes will be customized to out of an individual’s use of this to have occurred in this trial have Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for produce silks with characteris­ drug: ethically, morally and not been ascertained.” tics most needed for various uses, legally it is the correct and proper It said questions also have been the week. maybe even clothing. thing to do,” said Curtis Ponzi, an raised about the composition of Spiders themselves customize attorney for San Francisco-based Calf the drug in the Project Inform 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. their silk. A spider may produce Project Inform, a non-profit QII331 trial and whether it was illegally half a dozen kinds for a variety of group that helped set up the trial. imported. jobs, each silk coming from a The FDA, under its so-called The Associated Press Violating FDA policy on distri­ different gland. Several kinds are compassionate use decision, al­ I „ HELP ■ HOMES I HOMES I HOMES buting unapproved drugs could Notices SITUATION I HOMES used in webs. Another, called IMMATURE EAGLE — An immature town. Mass., Tuesday. The bird is the lows individuals to import “per­ I'M wanted FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE result in seizure of the material; FiNANCiAL WANTED FOR SALE dragline silk, is what spiders use bald eagle is held by project director Bill first known eagle hatched in the state sonal use” quantities of experi­ cease and desist orders; or, in As a condition precedent to to dangle from the ceiling. Still mental drugs. Large-scale NIGHT Bartender. 6pm - EXPERIENCED with el­ MANCHESTER. Forest CQVENTRY. "Brand Davis before being replaced in its nest this century. rare cases, mostly involving the placement of ony adver­ FIRST time home buyers. DETAIL and perfection. another is used to make a cocoon importation of unapproved pro­ tising In the Manchester He­ The Me Cue Mortgage l2om, Monday through derly and handi­ Hills - Kennedy Road. Hebron - Brand new 7 new - priced reduced." near the Quabbin Reservoir in Belcher- F riday, 646-7961 o tte r for eggs. ducts for commercial use is for-profit schemes, criminal rald, Advertiser hereby Company Is hosting a capped. Available tor Real Estate U 8, R built. Three room Victorian, fire­ Quality built Cedar penalties. agrees to protect, Indemnify free financial seminar. Horn. days or nights, limited Bedrooms, 2 baths, L sided 4 bedroom Colon­ In contrast, silkworms spin prohibited. place In livin g room Fred Ponder, who is helping and hold harmless the Man­ Topics will Include In­ SECRETARY with soles overnight. 649-8668. Ranch. Reasonably and master bedroom ial In serence 2 acre only one kind of silk, said David Dr. Alan Levin, a San Fran­ chester Herald, Its officers A ll real estate advertised In priced at $219,900. Coll Project Inform organize the trial, formation of CHFA, office experience. Full suite, flat 1.5 acre lot setlng. If your fa m ily Is Kaplan of the U.S. Army Natick cisco immunologist who helped and employees against any the Manchester Herald Is 646-2969 or 413-734-5104 expanding, this eight and all liability, loss or FHA, VA, and Conven­ time tor Industrial dis­ sublect to the Fair Housing with mature tree's and - said the equivalent of 225 doses for Information. room , 2 '/2 both home Research, Development and En­ Routine mammography exams set up the study, said the program- expense. Including ottor- tional Mortgage pro­ tr ib u to r In G la sto n ­ 11 q J BUSINESS Act of 1968, which mokes It stone walls. It’s on were brought into the country may be perfect tor you gineering Center in Natick, Mass. is at least six months ahead of neys’ fees, arising from grams. Loon officers bury. Salary based on I'^IOPPORTUNITIES Illegal to advertise any pref­ absolute dream! MDUNTAIN Rood. 4 bed­ $239,900. P hilips Real Some spider silk is nearly as mainline research on the drug’s from Shanghai by a Los Angeles claims of unfair trade practi­ and an attorney w ill be experience. Coll Robb erence, llm ltotlonordlscrlm- room U 8, R built $320,000. Flono Real nurse, who had to bribe officials ces, Infringement of trade­ available to answer Inotlon based on race, color, Estate 742-1450.D strong as Kevlar, a synthetic efficacy and contended he could 633-6711 Colonial beautifully Estote 646-5200.D ■ in another country to get it out. marks, trade names or pat­ questions. Place;Qual- religion, sex of notional CQVENTRY. New - fiber used in bulletproof vests, reduce risk of breast cancer have dosage recommendations ents, violation of rights of origin, or on Intention to maintained. Nice CQVENTRY. Nearly The patients under monitoring Ity Inn, Vernon. Date- ROUTE SALES SNACK moke any such preference, screened In porch, gar­ complete - 7 room Breathtaking Contem­ said Randy Lewis, head of the within three months. privacy and Infringement of :Thursday, June 29th. porary. You'll love the WASHINGTON (AP) - Rou­ baseline mammogram for doc­ by nine physicians all showed copyright ond proprietary GROWING limitation or discrimination. age and the best price Ranch with French molecular biology department at that early detection of breast “What we’re doing is legaliy rights, unfair competition Tlme:6:OODm.______VENDING The Herold will not know­ In town! Blanchard 8, Provincial roof - very ceramic tiled kitchen tine use of mammography and tors to use as a comparison clinical improvement, with re- ' ingly accept any advertise­ and breakfast nook, the University of Wyoming in cancer prolongs survival and said compassionate, and not at all in and libel and slander, which HARTFORD BASE Company established Rossetto Realtors," elegant. Dramatic breast examinations can reduce during later regular screening. mammography has improved ductions averaging 50 percent of may result from the publica­ PART TIME account. Absolutely no m ent w hich Is In v io la tio n ot We're Selling Houses” fleldstone fireplace, floor to celling granite Laramie. To snap a dangling violation of any laws,” said I COMPANY the law. deaths from breast cancer in The groups said they agreed on the P-24 antigen, a key indicator > tion of any advertisement In competition. Earn up to 646-2482.n lightly wooded 1 acre fireplace In sunken 12-inch piece of dragline silk, for greatly as a diagnostic tool since Levin. the Manchester Herald bv HELP WANTED $2,000. Part time. women over age 40, a coalition of the recommendations to end of viral activity caued by AIDS ‘ Is looking fo r an lot bordered bv stone­ front room, laccuzzi, example, it is estimated that one the 1960s„ advertiser. Including adver­ energetic and Interest free, expansion MANCHESTER. Newer 6 and 3 car garage. medical and research groups Of the 42 patients from Califor­ infection, said Levin. He added : tisements In anv tree distri­ REMDVE GREASE and walls. Still time to pick would have to hang another piece confusion caused by differing About half of all breast cancers dependable person to after start up. $12,550 room Cope with 3 bed­ Home features 3050 so. nia, New York and Florida, three the drug produced its best effects bution publications pub­ PART TIME PERSON investment. Call 24 rust from outdoor metal rooms, 1'/? baths, large out flooring and ca­ of silk from it approximately says. guidelines, which they said has currently are found in the early deliver products on a ft. of living area, 4 in those least ill from the disease. lished by the Manchester needed tor busy hours 1-800-284-4014. furniture the easy way. eat-in kitchen, beauti­ b in e ts , coll today! 10,000 miles long. The groups — including the resulted in only about a quarter of stages of the disease, but that showed adverse reactions and Herald. Penny Sleffert, well established $212,000. Flono Real bedrooms, 2 full baths, plumbing and heating Just dip o cloth In turpen­ fully finished lower American Cancer Society, the physicians routinely recom­ could increase to 70 to 75 percent one died Saturday, possibly from “Our scientific (procedures) j Publisher. route. Must be Estate 646-5200.D 2 half baths, 1st floor Much of the work so far has office. Approx. 25 hrs tine and rub the metal level family room and American Medical Association mending mammograms. side effects induced by the drug. are very good and rigorous,” said personable and have laundry, many custom focused on the dragline silk of the if the recommendations are fol­ per wk. Must have America’s oldest licensor until spots disappear. To den. Fenced yard great NEW townhouse. Luxur­ Levin said. The patient was in the Levin. He and his wife. Dr. Vera • ILOST a good driving record. features. $385,000. P h il­ golden orb-weaver. Found in and the National Cancer Institute They cited mounting evidence lowed by all women. Smart said. good organizational of ice cream shops sell idle Items the easy fo r children. $158,900. ious 7 room 1'/2 both In ips Real Estate 742- advanced stages of AIDS. Byers, designed the trial. Good pay salary, Florida and Central and South — on Tuesday issued recommen­ AND FDUND skills. Heavy phone needs qualified families w ov, use o low-cost ad in David Murdock, Man­ M o llo rd vle w . 1st flo o r 1450. □ commissions, plus to operate their own classified. chester office. Sentry den, 3 large bedrooms, America, the spider is named for dations for screening women with contact, dispatching ANDQVER. 4.86 Acres of LOST 6-20 - Large grey bonus. Send a Real Estate, 643-4060.O appliances, carpeting, no signs or symptoms of breast 25.000 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS and invoicing. IBM privacy. Newer con­ its yellowish webs, which can be female cat, vicinity of resume to COFFEE full basement and gar­ cancer: computer experienced MANCHESTER. Newer temporary home, up to six feet wide. Art Indian Notch Park, PAUSE COMPANY. age. $145,900. B la n ­ Due to customer (jemand the helpful. Complete impeccible 4 bedroom, Cedar sided, 2 full Kaplan, Stephen Lombardi and —Beginning at age 40, annual Humor Bolton. Wearing P.O. Box 327, Ca/u^. chard & Rossetto Real­ Mude 3 both Contemporary baths, laccuzzi tub In clinical breast exams and mam­ orange collar and flea benefit package Ice Cream Factoiy tors," We’re Selling Wayne Muller have determined Manchester Redemption Center Woman Agawam Mass, 01101 on cul-du-soc. Spa­ mograms every one or two years: available. Houses” 646-2482.□ master both, large the detailed chemical makeup of Craft* collar. REWARD 645- ATTENTION: Ralph Carvel representatives cious kitchen, tlre- country kitchen to 6901 Call 569-0501 tor the dragline silk, and are using —Age 50 and older, breast will stay in the North End of Movlaa BOOKS Rose. will be in ploced first floor fom- BDLTDN Cope. 4 bed­ oversized deck, cus­ interview. Nalura llv room, skylight, C/A room home on o beau­ that information to seek the gene exams and mammograms every National Search for Out-of-Prinf Books HARTFORD, CT tom window treotents, Manchester, Indian* and m o re l $370,000. tiful acre lot. 2 full that directs production of the silk. year. RELIEF Cook port time. at the corner fireplace, Breast cancer is the leading Mydary Nights, weekends, ex­ Nonev VonHollen baths, rec room, gor- Cathedral ceilings, lo­ Lewis, whose work is supported Ndura Featuring This Week Carvel Ice Cream Store Manchester office. oge and morel! Blan­ type of cancer in U.S. women and Our New Location is perienced preferred. cated near Bolton town by the federal Office of Naval SdPle FiNANCiAL FINANCIAL High school diploma 498 Farmington Ave. Sentry Real Estate, 643- chard 8, Rossetto Real­ line. $249,900. Philips second only to lung cancer in Anlktua* Research, believes he has found mandatory. Good abil­ Ju lyS ag 4060.D tors," We're Selling Real Estate 742-1450. p cancer deaths among women. 485 North Main Street Rdlglon Royal Family Houses” 646-2482.0 the gene. He is now determining Thaalar ity to work with others. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFQRD. To CQVENTRY. Completely About 142,000 women are ex­ To make an appointment its chemical details. (behind the “Cap ’N Cork” Eric Sloana & Contact William Cole $138,900 settle on estate we otter remodeled. Light pected to be diagnosed with the 647-9191 ext. 36. CALL COLLECT Finding a silk gene is important Naw England FIRST TIME THERMD-PANE this oualltv built 5 SEE vou later alligator! I bright and airy 3 bed­ HarHaga Praa* OccuIVNew Wave PART TIME because researchers can then disease and some 43,000 will die package store) 914 - 969-7200 WINDOWS and room brick Ranch. Sellers hove been room Colonial with from it this year. WaRaaa Nulling RN/LPN/Medlcol As­ CA«VEL CORPORATION Dverslzed living room transferred to Florida skylights In dining insert it in bacteria or some other Thornton Burga** insulated doors in this 6 Hours: Monday thru Saturday HOME BUYERS sistant needed approx­ Yonkers. New York 10701 rm., 3 bedroom with center fireplace, 2 and Immediate occu­ room, master bedroom organism that can churn out the “We would like to recommend Joaaph C. Lincoln imately 20 hours per and hall. Front to bock Oana SIrallon Porlar Aluminum sided large bedrooms, for­ pancy Is offered on this protein that makes up the silk far (these guidelines) to all women BOOKS & BIRDS The McCue Mortgage Co. Is week In M anchester Colonial. Nice! mal dining room, kit­ delightful 6 room Cope living room with fire­ 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. SPRAY THAT stoinowov. faster than spiders do. That will and all doctors in the country as a oil Sdk, Prop. office. Clinical expe­ chen and enclosed sun on White Street. 3 bed­ place, b u ilt In book­ hosting a free financial seminar. rience reoulred. Stort­ Ballpoint Ink stains on allow further study of the protein, way of decreasing this great 510 E. MIddIa Tpka porch, V /i baths, gar­ rooms, I'/s baths, fire­ cases, garage. Well Telephone 645-1887 ing In August. Coll shirt pockets...other pla­ to find out why it is so stretchable mortality rate from breast Manchaalar, CT Topics will include information on age, nice lot. Asking place, hardwood floors landscaped yard. Phil­ We pay cash for any amount of all major 646-9801. ces, too...con be removed ips Real Estate 742- and why it has other properties of cancer in the United States,” said (203) 649-3440 $165,000. U 8. R Realty, plus carpeting, ap­ CHFA, FHA, VA and conventional almost magically bv 643-2692.0 1450. □ brands and most store brands. BOOKKEEPER - Full pliances, fireplace with interest. Charles R. Smart, chief of the ttOURS: Tuaaday-Saturday spraying hair spray on the woodstove, above early detection branch at the 11-4:30 pm mortgage programs. Loan officer Charge - Must be for- spot then washing In the "ATTENTIDN” Govern- Knowing the gene should also OPENING THE 5th OF JULY m lllor with oil aspects ment homes from $1. ground pool! Bowers AFFORDABLE hous- National Cancer Institute. TMURSOAVS UNTIL S P.M. and an attorney will be available to usual way. Idle Items School! $147,500. Jack- allow scientists to alter it some­ of runningosmall com­ around the home con be (u-repolr). Dellnouent Ingll! East Hartford. Plaaaa call for Sunday 5 son 8> Jackson Real Immaculate newly day so that the resulting silk will The major groups in the coali­ answer questions: pany. Excellent pay exchanged for cosh, al­ tax property. Repos­ Monday hour*. Estate, 647-8400.g decorated 6 room perform better in particular tion had already recommended THANK YOU and benefits. Coll 649- most moglcollv, when ad­ sessions. Coll 1-602-838- this mammography schedule, but : 0 4663______8885 E xt. GH775. BING bong boom 111 Cape. First floor mas­ applications. Place: Quality Inn vertised In classified. ter bedroom or family some of the other groups had MATURE Individuals MANCHESTER. Afforda­ Sellers of this Ansoldi One possibility is lightweight built 7 room Colonial room. Enclosed porch. called for regular mammograms TO ALL OUR with recent work expe­ Manchester ble 3 bedroom Colon­ but strong fiberglass-like mate­ Date: Thurs. June 29th rience. Port time hour ial. Nice dining room, on Timber Troll ore Nice private yard. New beginning as late as age 50. Cl~ Sfl// Tour Car *147,9 0 0 offering Immediate oc­ furnace. Good loca­ rials, which might be useful for NUHTH MAIN CAP N CORK PKO work, weekdays, living room, kitchen, Time: 6pm UPDATED! Victorian cupancy! 3 bedrooms, tion! Call for a private aircraft skin, helmets and other The American Cancer Society CUSTOMERS!!! checking serialized with Contemporary flair. finished room In base­ merchandise at retail ment, 1'/j baths, vinvl ceramic baths, 1st showing! $149,900. applications, Kaplan said. and the AMA said they will 3 bedrooms Remodeled floor laundry, shinev Realty World, Benoit, continue to recommend that stores In Manchester. kitchen. Two tier deck to siding, garage. Excel­ Another potential use is su­ hardwood floors, eot- Frechette Associates, women between 35 and 40 have a Write to ITT Business 4 Lines — 10 Days landscaped yard. 2 Car lent m ove In condition. r r i H E L P rriHELP Services, Box 105029, garage. Newer vinyl Reduced to $145,000. Do In kitchen, family 646-7709.D tures, Lewis said. Spider silk ■ 509 charge each addi­ l l l l WANTED WANTED Atlanta, GA 30348 siding, root and triple not miss this one. Coll room, 2-cor garage, MANCHESTER. Newllst- appears not to provoke an ^ d s w t i IIJJ tional line, per day. You large storage shed In immune-system reaction from .Z— pane windows. M . S. B uilders, 646-2787 Ing! A m ust see lo ve ly ATTENTION - Hiring! can cancel at any time. o r 647-7623.______rear yard. Summer Cape with large Flor­ the body, and it contracts when PART TIME Relief cook. HOUSE ot Lloyd demon­ Government lobs - QOQQV porch plus o patio. ida room over looking moist, which could keep stitches Nights weekends. Ex­ strators wanted. Join ND REFUNDS OR HEBRDN. Home tor sole Great p rice! $239,900. y o u r area. $17,840 - by owner. Ideal starter private park like set­ snug during the healing process. perienced preferred. the num ber 1 h ome $69,485. Coll 1-602-838- ADJUSTMENTS Jackson 8< Jackson ting. FIreplaced living High school dlpolmo party company. Free home. 3 bedroom Real Estate, 647-8400.D tie shining Seas of / 8885. E xt R775. CALL HERALD ranch. Fireplace, liv­ room. Fully ap- mandatory. Good abil­ $300. kit, free supplies. MANCHESTER. New to plianced. $155,900. No collecting, no In­ ing room , fa m ily room , ity to w o rk w ith others. Placing on od In Classified the market! Charming Manchester office. Man discovers Contact William Cole, vestment, great wages. CLASSIFIED finished basement, att­ at sawTgs of up to 30% I h Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. ached 2 cor garage. 2-tomllv (4/4) that has Sentry Real Estate, 643- 647-9191 extension 36. Coll for more details. been totally up-dated! 406C.O Joan T h re lfo ll 649-3917. We’ll help you with the 643-2711 Manchester Large deck oyer looks dinosaur bones ■Of, to . WANTED. Furniture de­ wording of your od. porkllke grounds. 1 Carefree vinvl siding; livery person for furni­ POSITION available for *349,900 oppllonced; bright, llve-ln superlntendont acre plus. Asking NICE home! Manches­ OXON HILL, Md. (AP) - A ture store. Must be 18 SUPERB 10+ room spacious rooms; and ter. Charming 8 room We can make your dream vacation come true. with at least 5 years [hom es $168,000. Coll to see and free-lance paleontologist was ex­ and hove license. I HOMES 2-cor garage. Large, Cape, tastefully deco­ experience. 50 hours o Contemporary on discuss. 228-9513. P rln- It's waiting for you on the Shining Seas of AAA Please c o ll 528-9755, FOR SALE FOR SALE private fenced yard. rated. Includes fire- plaining to a group of 7-year-olds week minimum. Appli­ 1.95 acres of clpols only.______Whore you'll find hundreds of cruise vacations, ask for Jackie or Rita. $171,900. Klernon placed living room, what dinosaur bones looked like cations being token be- property. 4 Bdrms, 3'/4 DREAM come true! BUSY monufoctors soles Realty Inc.Q when he stumbled on the real lasting from a few days to several weeks Sailing from t w e e n 9 : OOA M baths. Full In-Law Quality workmanship open staircase, formal Have you ever rep looking for o full CQVENTRY. Perfect dining room, eat-ln kit­ major ports throughout the world. 11 : 00AM Monday apartment. Much, In this gracious 7-plus thing. time secretory. Duties starter home! 1,200 so. chen and rec room with taught the new boss through Friday. much morel! room Colonial. Sun The June 10 birthday party Where you'll choose from the world's finest cruise Include; heavy typing ft. Californio style bar. Convenient loca­ lines American Hawaii, Bermuda Star, Norwegian, Please co ll 528-1300 room oft den on first outing led by Peter Kranz to a how to do his or her job? and excellent phone floor. Two finished Ranch on over on acre tion. $137,900. Jackson housing construction site resulted Princess, Royal Caribbean and World Explorer And skills. Coll Alda Morin WAREHOUSE HELP. lower level rooms plus of land. Private setting 8. Jackson Real Estate, in the discovery of what may be visit tfie exciting destinations you’ve always dreamed of. at 633-8385.______Steady, full time. Mon­ workshop with wal­ easy access to high­ 647-8400.O 1 ways. Immediate occu­ the most complete fossilized Now, stop dreaming and call your AAA Travel Mo u s e ot Lloyd demon- day - F riday. Above kout. Great tor enter­ CQVENTRY. Look no overage hourly rote. pancy. Large family skeleton of the Dinosaur Age Agency. Because your cruise vacation can cost up to Have you ever trained the new strotors wanted. Join taining. A home you further! 2-3 bedroom the number 1 home Also o delivery person. I, take w ill take pride In. room with sliders! Coll Cape on oversized lot, found in the Washington, D.C., 30% less on the Shining Seas of AAA employee who later got the promotion? party company. Free Apply Manchester To­ $214,900. Anne M ille r for details. Klernon vinyl siding, applian­ Realty Inc. □ area in a century, said Nicholas Make your dreams come true. Call your AAA Travel $300. kit, free supplies. bacco & Candy Com­ MANCHESTER $149,900 Real Estate, 647-GOOO.d ces, 1 cor garage and pany, 78 Sonrlco Drive, Hotton, a research curator of Agency for information and reservations. No collecting, no In­ "OLDIE BUT A GOODIE!" SECLUDED 4.5 acres. WILLINGTDN. Relive carport. Convenient lo- vestment, great wages. Manchester.______EAST HARTFORD paleobiology at the Smithsonian Have you reached a dead-end in your job? ThI* 7 room, older Colonial ha* 4 bedroom*. 1V4 bath*. Formal Custom ranch with history! Relive history calton. Hurry, this one Institution’s Museum of Natural Coll tor more details. gBAKER wonted no expe­ dining room, all oak floora and llreplacad living room, first floor $168,500 center isle kitchen, In o new 1748 Salt Box is a steal. $123,900. P h il­ History. Joan T h re lfo ll 649-3917. rience necessary. We laundry, walk-up attic for ample storage, lull baaemant with PRICE REDUCED on cathedral ceilings, liv­ reproduction with ips Real Estate, o Kranz said he was describing JOB Opening: Full time will train. Friendly at­ walkout aide entry. Ceramic tlla loyar. This home la built lor this Aluminum sided & ing room sliders to many authentic de­ CQVENTRY. Best buy In maintenance man for mosphere. Wage rotes convenisnea and comlort. Brick 7 rm.. 3 bdrm. deck overlooking tails. Built from autho­ town!! Boating, fish­ fossilized dinosaur bones to the Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old Tihefirst class travel agsncy c a l l St. M a ry Parish, Cov­ compensate with expe­ beautiful wooded prop­ rized Sturbrldge Vil­ ing, swimming, ex­ children when he found a chunk of Expand your personal and career entry. Must be skilled rience and ability. heating system. 1 full e rty. Fireplace In liv ­ lage plans drown by tended Ranch oversee­ and 2 half bath. 2 car dark carbon. Other fragments In oil aspects of main­ Apply to: The Whole ing room tor cozy toll Russell S. Qotmen. ing the lake from large thafs not just for members only^ 646-7096 potential with a bachelor's degree from Donut, 150 Center garage. Large deck & This finely crafted were uncovered, then Kranz sent tenance work. Knowl­ large lot. and winter evenings. A living room, and extra the young amateurs home and edge ot o ll-tire d boilers Street, Manchester. perfect place to coll home has 3 fireplaces, large dining room, en­ Eastern Connecticut State University. beehive oven, 3 bed­ called the Smithsonian. helpful. Coll 742-6655 home. $199,900. Anne closed porch, 3 bed­ dolly, Monday through NEW LISTING M iller Real Estate, 647- rooms, 2’/2 baths, on o 3 room s, IV 2 baths, gar­ F rid a y, 9:30 am - 4:30 Columbia 8000.D plus acre parcel with age under house, large brook and pond. Possi­ pm . KITCHEN HELP AFFDRDABLE HDUS- divided basement. It's easy to get started and classes are $159,900 ble owner 2nd financ­ Strano Real Estate is MANCHESTER $188,900 ING!!! East Hartford. $134,900. P h ilip s Real OFFICE Personnel Data Local food service QUALITY BUILT Split ing. Approximately 14 available when and where you need them. Lovely 5room Ranch In Estate 742-1450.0 Entry, general office company Is looking for A $H0WPLACE! Level on beautiful, miles from Moss, line, moving to a new home. family neighborhood. work, filing, order responsible and hard Cozy. 7 room Capa In a lovely location. Hugs yard, large deck. private lot. 7 rms., 3 20 miles from Hartford. CQVENTRY. Im m a c u ­ For 11 years we’ve been clerk. Excellent com­ working people to join Three badrooma, 2 baths, formal dining room. Kitchen and bedrooms, Vh baths, Full basement which late raised Ranch - 2 con be finished Into o $339,900. P hilips REol STRANO REAL ESTATE pensation and benefits. our team. Duties include baths ramodaled. FIraplacad living room and family room. This Full/FInlshed basement, Estate. □______acres. Like New! Less helping homeowners in Call your Personal Advisor in the la a gracious home. Ready to move Intel If you are house garage. family room. 2 cor Steady full time em­ food prep, receiving and than 3 years old, 3 ployment. Apply at hunting this la a mutt on your Hat. tandem garage with LAKEWQDD Circle. bedrooms, 2 baths. IS MOVING the Manchester area. School of Continuing Education at stocking merchandise, STRANO REAL connecting breeze- Prestigious 2 bedroom Manchester Tobacco 8< cleaning and Large appllanced way. Nice partially Cope that sits high on country kitchen, fin­ Whether buying or selling 456-5490. Candy Company, 78 maintenance. Must be ESTATE Sonrlco Drive, fenced yard with potlo. the h ill! See this fine ished walk-out base­ we can make it happen! able to lift 7S pounds. D. F. REALL INC. 156 E. Center St. Coll today and let us Manchester. REAL ESTATE residence today! ment. Coventry, nice Call 633-4663 Manchester, CT show you this home.! Priced to settle esttel. open lot suitable for Come see us in our In Glastonbury 17S Miln 81. Minelmtir One call can put you back in competition! 647-"S0LD” $143,900. R ealty W orld, Blanchard 8< Rossetto horse pasture. $174,900. beautiful new home! ask for Dave. 644-4S2S Benoit, Frechette As­ Realtors," We're Sel­ Philips Real Estate 742- 395 N. Main St. M anchester 647-SOLD sociates, 646-7709.□ ling Houses" 646-2482.D 1450.D l a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 28, 1989

ILOTS/LANO IINOUSTRIAL I PETS AND I CARS I HOMES APARTMENTS SUPPLIES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT PROPERTY SIX month old ferret to "ATTENTIQN" Govern­ FOR sale by owner - 6.4 RDCKVILLE. Conve­ MANCHESTER. 6,000 sa. good home. $75. or best ment seized vehicles 'fA NEW construction. Three acres good building niently located. Dne ft. 3rd floor, elevator Spcciolisi service. 95 Hilliard otter. 643-7455.____ from $100. Fords, Mer­ bedroom attached property. Thompson and tw o bedroom cedes, Corvettes, homes. FIreplaced Street, Glastonbury. apartments available. Street, Manchester. FREE kittens and cats. 647-9137. Variety of ages and Chews. Surplus Buy­ family room, formal 643-6129. Rent Includes carpet, ers Guide. 1-602-838- appliances, parking colors. Donations ac­ dining room, first floor cepted. Please call 742- 8885 Ext. A775. DSpectrum 4 Dr. *4995 26x14 deck, vaulted garden apartment. chairs, and hutch bot­ LAWN CARE ceilings, iacuzzi, 6 mum response. Newsprint end rolls can be 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6995 Wallpapering Newly renovated. Full tom. $500. Call 872-7611 picked up at the Manchester panel doors, central kitchen, wall to wall after 6pm. and 66 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 Interlor/Exterlor Painting vac, 2,300 sq . ft. Lots of Herald ONLY before 11 a m. YARD MASTERS I CONDOMINIUMS carpeting, appliances. weekends.______Monday through Thursday. 66 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 References and Insured extras! Less than 1 Adults. No pets. 522- Yard cleaned, year old. $334,900. FOR SALE SDFA and matching HARDLY used odlusto 67 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 643-9321 or 649-4431 5754.______Trees cut, Jackson 8. Jackson chair, Lawson dark ble aluminum walker. 66 Delta 66 2 Dr. *9995 Gary McHugh MANCHESTER. Summit HEBRDN. 2 bedroom green Naugahyde. Have dump truck, Reol Estote, 647-8400.D $64.00 negotiable. 645- 66 Merkur XR4TI *9495 Martin Mattsion Village Condo. apartment. Applian­ Great with children or 6641.______will haul. PRICE reduced. Wow! FHA/CHFA approved! ces, heat and hot wa­ pets. $300. 872-9111 What a buv! Super Adorable 2 bedroom ter, parking, cellar Dne and one halt cord cut 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 special 3 bedroom Co­ seasoned firewood. EXPERT Condo with appllanced storage. Twenty min­ ITV/STERED/ Exterior and Interior lonial with charming kitchen, upgraded car­ utes to Hartford or $100.00. Complete 10 KEN’S LAWN painting and wallpaper detail. Oversized lot for peting, finished walk­ U-Conn. $650. monthly. APPLIANCES gallon fish tank, fish, J O E RILEY’S hanging. Limited exterior summer fun, plus a stand and accessories. SERVICE rattoratlon. Previous work out family room over­ 228-3245 or 649-2871. DILLON FORD screened porch, brick looking a brook. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears $40.00. 646-1775______Reliable Service can be seen upon request. patio. A real beauty. 3 room apartment on 474 319 Main St., Manchester Contact BC Company, $119,900. D.W. Fish Main Street. Heated 20", 4 burner. White Quality Work 644-6968. Let’s moke a deal. Reolty, 643-1591 .□ Nutone Coppertone [tag 86 "EXP Coupe *7495 Fair Prices RE/MAX East of the $550. a month. Secur- 86 Escort "LX" H/B *7495 CHFA Approved - Mill Ity. No pet^l 646-2426. Range hood with vent SALES River. 647-1419.n 68 Escort "QL" H/B *7495 Call 649-8045 “We can tell you Pond Condo. Vernon - to outside. Very good BY owner. East Hartford 3 room apartment 454 condition. Ideal tor 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B '4495 Be cool In this second Main Street, 1st floor. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ CARPENTRY/ what to look for... 8 room cape. Assuma­ floor end unltalrcondl- apartment or summer 86 Tsurus Wag. Loaded '7995 ble mortage 7'/? fixed. $500 monthly plus u tili­ camp. Both for $75. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 88 Escort Pony *5295 and ivhat to look tloned condo. Large the posting of advertise­ REMODELING 528-4625 ties. Security. No pets. Manchester, 646-0271. 87 Escort "QL" H/B '5595 rooms, laundry room 646-2426.______ments bv onv person, firm or outforF In basement, city u tili­ G. E. Electric stove. Used corporation on a telegraph, 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 ILOTS/LAND DNE Room efficiency telephone, electric light or FARRAND REMODELING ties. $89,900. Philips 6 months. Asking $400. 89 Brand New Festive *5795 near college. $450.00 Coll 645-0467 otter 6pm. power pole or to o tree, 88 Cougar White *11495 Room additions, decks, roof­ FOR SALE Reol Estate 742-1450.n H arB ro Includes heat and u tili­ shrub, rock, or any other 86 Mercury Sable “QS" *7495 ing, siding, windows and gutt­ GREAT Deal. Manches­ natural oblect without a w rit­ NDRTH CDVENTRY. lot ties. Furnished or un­ IGDDD THINGS 88 Festive White *3795 ers. All types of remodeling and P a in tin g ter - Porterfield Con­ furnished. Coll 649-3087 ten permit for the purpose of repairs. Call Bob Farrsnd. Jr. #12 Safari Drive, 1,8 dominiums. 2 bedroom TO EAT protecting It orthepubllcond 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 or 647-419 corrles a fine of up to $50 for of Manchester acres, area of new 85 Bronco II AT *6995 Bus. 647-8509 townhouse, attached homes. $79,900. Lot #22 garage, fully a p ­ MANCHESTER 2 bed­ each offense.______84E150Ven *3995 Res. 645-6849 room, first floor STRAWBERRIES - Pick MANCHESTER, 57 Mock- Quality Painting Safari Drive, Cul-de- pllanced, marble fire­ your own. Bring con­ 87 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 Services sac 1 acre homes- place, finished base­ $70Q.00. Dne bedroom, tainers. AlbasI Farm, matack Street. June 88Ford F150P/U *10595 WM Csesbactlse ef Wseclisstsr lte$83,900. 6 choice lots ment with office and second floor, $550.00. 55 Villa Louise Road, 28th through JUIv 1st. 9 AOMiont. fwmoOilloo. woo Tiger Lee Constr. Co. Lot month. Call 646-4440. #1 eatimates. Special VOLKSWAGEN. INC. conelderatlon for elderly UNIQUE Victorian style and handicapped. if'to rm aH etter was received on June 21,1989 from Attorney Joseph P. Capossela Attorney for owner and appllcont office building on withdrawing the appeal (dated March 16, 1989) from the prime East Center It's Not Too Late! • Offer Expires 6/30/89! 647-7553 decision of the Zoning Enforcement Officer revoking a Street location. Ap­ Zoning Permit. proximately 2,500 so. Screened loam, gravel, Dated at Andover, Ct. June 21, 1989 ft. tor sale or lease. Up To Double Your Money Zoning Board of Appeals Excellent financing processed gravel, Andover, Ct. available. Tom Boyle- sand, stone, and fill for 065-06 Donald L. Ayrton, Chairman owner - agent. 649-4800. At Lipman V.W. delivery call George SPACE tor rent - ■V UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Gritting 742-7886. 1,500/3,000sq.ft. Excel­ DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT lent location. Call UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 649-1752.______PLAINTIFF, HIGH-BACK SETTLE. Country HOME MAINTENANCE MANCHESTER 5 room 1989 V. CIVIL NO. H-89-373(AHN) 1989 style settle great for foyer, patio, Painting, Hauling, office suite, 2 res­ Cabriolet porch, living room, office or den' Light Electrical & Plumbing. ONE PARCEL OF PROPERTY trooms. Excellent sign Fox Models White pine with fabric-covered No job to email. LOCATED AT 6 LONGVIEW STREET, vlsabillty. Parking. $1000 Cash Back heart-shaped insets. 16x52x57 in Free Eetlmate*. ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT, 643-2121______$500 Cash Back WITH ALL APURTENANCES AND ches. Illustrated cutting and us Call Evenings 1989 IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, MANCHESTER - Down­ sembly instructions. #0548 town business district. 1989 645-1339 DEPENDANT. Jetta Plan is $4.95. Add $2.95 for our 1240 square toot. Front­ (CLAIMANTS: THOMAS A. OARON, ing on Main Street. $1000 Cash Back Golfs catalog, which includes four free Vinyl Siding & FLORENCE L. OARON, mini-plans and $16.00 in coupons. Private parking. For Replacement Windows CONNECTICUT BANK ft TRUST) 1989 $1000 Cash ^ack NOTICE OF ARREST sale or lease. Tom and also mobll home Boyle, Boyle Real Est­ l e t t R O L roofovers To oil Interested persons In the above captioned case, notice ate Company. 649-4800. 1989 Is hereby given that the United States of America on June Wolfsburg Call Collect 14th, 1989, filed an action pursuant to Title 21, United States Vanagon Code, Section 881(a)(7), and Title 28, United States Code, MANCHESTER - Up to 684-6576 Sections 1345 and 1355, for forfeiture of a parcel of Property GLI $1000 Cash Back 7,300 sq. ft. Industrial located at 6 Longview Street, Ellington, Connecticut, With space, plus 1 acre of Visit All Appurtenances and Improvements Thereon. The legal $2000 description of the defendant property may be obtained by land tor lease. Warren Cash Back CONCRETE writing to the undersigned Assistant United States Attorney. E. Howland Inc. 643- our ONA/ard All claimants to this property must file their claims pursuant 1108 DRAGSTER CARS. Popular toys to Rule C of the Supplemental Rules for Certain Admiralty winning Service Dept. delight kids, 3 designs modeled and Maritime Claims within ten (10) dovs from the date of after dragsters and racers; very easy Concrete Floors oubllcotlon of this Notice, or actual notice of this action, • construction from scrap lumber and whichever occurs first# and must serve and file their answers dowel rods. Complete instructions, and Additions within twenty (20) days otter the tiling of thp clolm. All such (INDUSTRIAL Choose a fine pre-owned full-size patterns. #1853 claims and onswers must be filed with theCMfIceof theO erk, United States District Court, 450 Wain Street, HarMord, PROPERTY Residential & automobiie at our special discount prices. Plan is $3.95. Add $2.95 for our Connecticut 06103, with a copy therof sent to Leslie C. Dhto, catalog, which includes four free Commercial. Assistant United States Attorney, at P.D. Box 1824, New 1,000 sq. ft. $600. monthly. mint-plans and $16.00 in coupons. Free Estimates. Haven, Connecticut 06508. 647-9137.______UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Send to; The Woodwright MANCHESTER 2,400 and Insured. STANLEY A. TWARDY, JR. MANCHESTER HERALD 0SO40 UNITED STATES ATTORNEY 3,400 square toot load­ #1 RO. Box 1000, BIxby, OK John Hannon LESLIE C. OHTA ing dock or drive-ln. 74008. Include Plan Number, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY Starting at $4.75 square VvOLKSWAGEN. INC. Your Name, Address, City, Concrete Company P.D. BOX 1824 toot NNN. Woodland State & Zip Code NEW HAVEN, CT 06508 (203) 773-2108 Industrial Pork. 643- 875-9371 2 Tolland Turnpike, (Rte. 83), Vernon, CT • 649-2638 2121 043-06 i