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30 Cents Talk of tax cuts increases as election looms By Judd Everhart the governor is anxious to have his ers next year ways the state can The Associated Press closes the books on the 1986-87 “ I think it is a very effective Democratic Party maintain control help towns undergoing property proposals would cost the state budget year, which ended June 30, method of providing tax relief for of both houses of the General revaluation, which often results in about $150 million a year. HARTFORD — Few things are Assembly. there’s expected to be a surplus of our taxpayers and, with another an increased tax burden on residen­ The 1986-87 budget surplus has nearer to the hearts of politicians at least $350 million. massive surplus, I think such a tax Milano said O’Neill specifically tial property owners. before elections than tax cuts. ’That budget, it should be noted, cut is merited,” Foley said. technically surpassed the record mentioned to him the saies tax, Recalling the apparently un­ set in 1984-85 of $365 million, but the So it came as no surprise that in was put together last year when the A proposal for property tax relief which, at 7*/i percent, is the nation’s precedented 15 percent increase in legislature set aside $20 million of his first comments ateut putting Republicans controlled the legisla­ by House Minority Leader Robert highest. spending in the 1987-88 budget the total for local trash and together the budget for 1988-89, ture. The GOP is the party at the G. Jaekle of Stratford has been Two years ago, O’Neiii proposed passed this year, Milano said; recycling programs and to set up a Democratic Gov. William A. Capitol constantly complaining forwarded to the task force. It is reducing the sales tax to 7 percent, "N ext year’s budget will be more $5 million fund to pay local bills In O’Neill made a point of mentioning about "overtaxation" every time identical to the one the majority but the proposal was rejected in modest. The big question will be the event of a disaster. taxes. the state racks up a surplus. Democrats shot down during last favor of other tax cuts. what we do with taxes.’’ The governor’s budget chief, The $350 million surplus estimate month’s special session. In 1985-86, the surplus was $250.1 O’Neill’s stated top priority is to He cautioned, however, that "it’s Anthony V. Milano, also said came out last Monday. By the end of Jaekle proposes a flat 10 percent million; In 1983-84, the surplus was increase state aid to cities and foolish to do major tax reductions O’Neill wanted him to look at tax the week, two GOP tax proposals reduction in taxes on residential $165.2 million. ’Ihat year was towns to help mayors and first when you know you’re facing major reductions as the budget is drawn had been released. property, up to a maximum of $250. preceded by four years of deficits, selectmen hold the line on property expenditures, particularly ^uca- up for consideration by the 1988 taxes. Rep. Richard Foley of Oxford " It’s a simple, direct and effec­ the highest of which was $65.7 tion.’ ’ Last year, the state em­ wants to exempt from the sales tax General Assembly. A task force created by the tive means of providing the most million. barked on a costly three-year the first $5,000 of the price of a car, O’Neill isn’t up for re-eiection legislature in special session last sought after kind of tax relief in program to boost teacher salaries. new or used. That would result in a The all-time deficit record is next year, but iegislators are, and month will recommend to lawmak­ Connecticut; property tax relief,” Later this month, when the state savings to a buyer of up to $375. $244.1 million, set-in the two-year Jaekle said. He added that the fiscal period of 1969-71. Faulty wiring Laser-game plan blamed in fire could go to PZC in 1772 house for fall hearing By Jacqueline Bennett Herald Correspondent By Andrew Yurkovsky Herald Reporter Resides parking and building use, COVENTRY — Faulty wiring in one of the O’Marra said, the PZC will have to town’s oldest homes triggered a fire Saturday look at the possibility of increased night that nearly destroyed the upper level of The Planning and Zoning Com­ mission could consider granting a traffic when deciding whether to the house. grant a special exception. Tonia Heath. 21.. the daughter of the home’s special exception for the proposed laser entertainment center on East Hannon said that each applica­ owners. Brian and Marcia Heath, said she tion for a special exception is plugged a battery charger into a faulty outlet Middle Turnpike as early as October, Robert Hannon, the reviewed on an individual basis. in her room, which is where the fire evidently The proposed Laserquest enter­ started. town’s senior planner, said this morning. tainment center has drawn neigh­ The Lake Street home, built in 1772, was one Ow Frideei borhood opposition since plans for it of the 16 homes on the July 12 house tour the town’s zoning enforcement were ahnointced several months marking the town’s recent 275th anniversary. officer, denied Lasergames of ago. The ordinance effectively "M y parents knew one plug in the bathroom Hartford Inc. a building permit banning Laserquest from opening was faulty, but I've been away fora year, and I because the entertainment center in the former supermarket was didn’t know about it,” Tonia Heath said. " I would entail changing the use of the passed last month by the Board of plugged my hair dryer in earlier in the the former Mott’s Shop-Rite build­ Directors after public hearings in morning and there was a spark, so I pulled it ing and because plans for the center which residents attacked the game out. But about 9 a.m., I plugged in a battery call for increasing the number of because of what they said was its charger into a plug in my room, which is on the violent character. Herald photo by Tuekar parking spaces on the site from 99 to same curcuit, and that’s where it evidently The ordinance prohibited amuse­ started.” 122. This Lake Street, Coventry, home was damaged by fire Saturday night. The changes would require a ment centers measuring more than Fire officials were not available today for 5.000 square feet from operating comment. The 1772 house is ownded by Brian and Marcia Hearth and is one of the special exception granted by the PZC. within 1,000 feet of senior citizens’ Tonia Heath said the fire department told town's oldest. O’Marra’s decison on Friday housing, convalescent homes, her that the fire could have been smoldering in came hours after Rockville Super­ schools, hospitals and churches. the walls for hours. The Laserquest building is within However, there was no fire there, so she overnight Saturday at the home of neighbor, ior Court Judge Harry N. Jackaway The family had just returned from Europe 1.000 feet of the Manchester ^ n io r opened the attic door and saw a sheet of flames Michael Keenan. signed a temporary injunction on Friday, where she had been attending the Citizens’ Center. and left the house. There were no injuries to the residents, the barring the town from enforcing an University of Bologna in Italy. She had met Plans for the game call for Meanwhile, Marcia Heath had called the Heaths said. A tarp covers the roof, while ordinance adopted last month that her parents in Greece, and the family had converting the building to resemble fire department after awakening Craig Mund, there is water damage to other sections of the effectively prohibited the enter­ traveled home together. the inside of an alien space ship. who lives in the apartment annex of the home. house. The bathroom, roof and attic were tainment center from opening. According to the Heaths, they had returned Players would carry an infrared The North and South Coventry volunteer fire damaged. PZC member William Bayer said home from dinner, walked around to the back laser beam device and walk down departments and the Eaglevllle Fire Depart­ The house is livable, but the family is this morning that neighborhood of the house, and saw the smoke about 9:30 hallways and through hidden rooms ment responded. without water or electricity. opposition to entertainment center p.m. Saturday. Brian Heath grabbed a garden where computer-controlled aliens About six trucks arrived at the house within “ It’s been difficult, but we’re trying to get should not be considered if the PZC hose and tried to put out the fire. Tonia Heath and monsters were lurking. minutes, while the family stood on the lawn of things back in order.” Marcia Heath said. holds a public hearing for a special ran into the house, grabbed a fire extin- the Nathan Hill Cemetery across the street. exception. quisher, and ran up to the bathroom. Ac ording to Brian Heath, the family stayed 9 Please turn to page 10 "W e have to look at it on its merits. It has to be on the merits of the parking, strictly,” Bayer said. U.S. debt Hannon said the town must schedule a hearing for a special exception within 65 days of the danger to Tanker hits mine; U.S. convoy slow filing of an application. A hearing must be concluded within 30 days, By Richard Pyle and a decision must be made no influence The Associated Press Mow Mines Are Deployed & thrown over- I tna piummai drops RM W hafuna piummai hlia bottom. more than 65 days later, he said. ■ ■ board, righit ittall, I— toward bottom wtiiia ■ ■ ma cabia loeka. Tha artchor The filing date for an exception By Carl Hartman noaia briaiy, man ttaris warhaadandiioaidraw MANAMA, Bahrain — A Pana­ coniinuaa to amk. dragging ma war- application would be the day after The Associated Press manian supertanker struck a float­ 10 sinK baiow m# aurfaca. Icabiatrommaanchor. jbaad a abort diaianca undarwaiar. the next PZC hearing. ing mine today in the Gulf of Oman Hannon said a hearing could be WASHINGTON - The United just outside the Strait of Hormuz, scheduled and a decision made States’ rising international debt shipping sources said. within six to eight weeks. endangers its status as a world There was no immediate word on No application for a special leader, according to a congres­ the extent of damage, although exception has yet been filed by sional study released today. sources said a preliminary assess­ Lasergames of Hartford, but a "A debtor most strive to accom­ ment indicated the it was not partner in the company, Harold modate its creditors for fear that serious. Cummings, said this morning that needed financing might stop,” The ship was identified by Lasergames remains committed to warns the repott by the Joint sources at Fujeirah, a port on the the Manchester site and will file Economic Committee’s United Arab Emirates’ Gulf of whatever plans or applications are Democratic-controlled staff. Oman coast, as the 247,347-ton required by the town to go forward “ No country has ever managed to tanker Texaco Caribbean, under wiUi the project. ,/ W m f ..... be a great power and a greatdebtor charter to the U.S. petroleum O’ Marra said this ifioming that at the same time, and two great company. the granting of a special exception powers — Britain in this century The ship hit the mine at about 3; 15 is normally a formality as long as and Spain in the 16th century — lost p.m (8; 15 a.m. E D T), eight miles plans for a project meet zoning their stature as world leaders when requirements. "The concept is, northeast of Fujeirah and about 30 journalist aboard a chartered ves­ borne commando attacks on they moved from creditor to debtor did not specify Where. (the use) is permitted in the zone, n miles south of the entrance to the sel 40 miles north of Bahrain, said tankers and other ships. status.... The convoy is expected to arrive but not necessarily In all loca­ Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the the convoy apparently had not On July 24, one of two reflagged late today or early Tuesday at its tions,” he said. Please tom to page 1$ Persian Gulf. budged since it anchored in the area Kuwaiti tankers being escorted destination, Kuwait’s main off­ The Fujeirah area is a major about dusk on Sunday. near the island was damaged by a shore loading terminal at Al offshore anchorage for tankers He spoke to The Associated Press mine. Pentagon sources in Wa­ Ahmadl. moving to and from oil terminals in by shore-to-ship telephone at 3 p.m. shington said Iran planted the On Sunday night, the convoy TODAY’S HERALD the Persian Guif, with'dozens of today. explosive that blew a bole in the hull turned out most of lu lighU as it ships at anchor much of the time. Some shipping sources specu­ of the supertanker Bridgeton. traveled single-file through the Contras want role It also was the departure point for lated that the apparent delay was Shipping sources, speaking on gulf. Index the Kuwaiti tankers being escorted cohn^ted with a need to check the condition of anonymity, said the A Nicaraguan rebel leader said 20 posM, 2 Mctlona in U.S. navy convoys into the Gulf. route ahead for floating mines. convoy, which does not need to use The ships are blacked out and today the contras must be part of Meanwhile, three Kuwaiti Iran repeatedly has threatened to deepwater channels, would steer msintBinlng radio silenco/' re- Central American peace negotia­ tankers and their U.S. warship attack the U.S. warships, and said ported a source, who has kept touch well clear of Farsi Island. tions calling for a cease-fire. Story B u s in e s s _____ 0 O b h u a rls s ____ 10 escorts were reported anchored off on Sunday that the gulf would with communications monitors. on page 5. The ships have “ lota of choices” Olsssiflod -10-80 Opinion _ _ _ _ 6 the Persian Gulfs Arabian coast "remain full of mines” as the of alternative routes, said a West­ Preceding the convoy up the gulf Oomtcs — 8 People 2 today after a secret overnight stop. superpowers stay in the region. ern diplomat in Kuwait who asked Sunday was a fourth U.S. warship, Clear tonight Conneotlout_4 8 p o ^ ____ 1 1 -1 6 Shipping sources said earlier the Farsi, a tiny island in the not to be named. He said, however, the guided missile cruiser Reeves, a e a r tonight with a low in the Ms. Intertainmant 17 Tatavislon____17 convoy was moving at slow speed. northern gulf, has been used in the that floating mines have been found which was “ exploring” the waters, Sunny Tuesday with a high around Peoue____ 10 U.8./WorM 5,7,10 Brent Sadler, a British television past by Iran to launch speedboat- in other areas in recent days, but the sources said. 80. Details on page 2. 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.MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10, 1987 — $ THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Shop-Rite pickets continue I H i* Accu-Wealtier"'forecast forS AM.Tuesday, August it Accu-Weather*^forecast lor Tuesday X Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures 7 but, cops say, aii is quiet ■'i .______f Icitrihou |/0 I By Andrtw J. Davis permarkeU Inc., which Owns Shop- X. Htrold Raportar union’s main office, but did state Rite Supermarkets, said there are they would continue their efforts no plaits to unionize. “ indefinitely.” Picketing at the Shop-Rite Super­ This morning three pickets Officers and organizers of Local market on Spencer Street resumed walked in the parking lot of the 371 marched in an orderly fashion Ml today, as officials of the United store at 214 Spencer St., and were outside the supermarket, carrying Food A Commercial Workers Union careful not to block the super­ signs that said that First National, 601 continued their ’’Informational market’s entrance as they had been Edward’s Finast, Stop A Shop, picketing’’ of the non-union accused of doing last week. Pickets, Food Mart and Waldbaum’s were company. who started their efforts on Wed­ However, officials of Mott’s Su- all unionized, but Shop-Rite is not. “We Built It, It’s Theirs” nesday, referred questions to the Union officials were not available HUMW) A Ten years ago today, the United States agreed, in this morning for comment. Mott’s Supermarket Inc. Presi­ principle to give Panama sovereignty over the Panama « V t\u» dent Barry Baskind said this FRONTS [niMKiiqh |M Canal Zone and full control of the canal by 2000 A.D. In District meeting tonight (T -S T o n M ; morning that the pickets were ftis ] ceremonies a month later. President Carter and Pana­ wasting their time because the ’The installation of a sewer line to Four of the district directors Warn* C M * StMkMiafy \ y - manian leader General Omar Torrijos, right, signed the serve the Buckland area and a company had no plans of unionizing ______1'Mf/ A r t II W ti.fItHM III! -I’ tM, Ai • n W»- iHm-i tin argued against the agreement at the Shop-Rite stores. treaty. General Torrijos died in an airplane crash in tentative agreement between the the last meeting of district direc­ ” No, we don’t,” he said. “ We 1981. The canal is 40.27 miles long. Ships entering from town and the Eighth Utilities tors, but one of them, Ellen Burns, District oyer fire and sewer Juris- have been a non-union company for the Atlantic side are raised 85 feet above sea leVel before said she favors putting the question diction will come up for discussion of approval to tte voters. more than 30 years. They’ll be no Tropical depression being lowered to the Pacific Ocean. at a special meeting of the District One of the objecting district change in that. ’This is just an effort Board of Directors tonight. on the part of the union to get new DO YOU KNOW — What general is considered directors, Joseph ’Tripp, said today The meeting is planned at 7:30 at that the district directors will come members,” H I M Panam a’s top leader today? the district firehouse at Hilliard in for criticism if they put the Baskind would not comment on sends rain into Gulf and Main streets. I I »* » FRIDAY’S ANSW ER — In suttee, a wife lets herself be question before the voters and then whether the company was seeking While there has been no opposi­ 0 0 burned to death on her husband’s funeral pyre. say they themselves don’t approve legal avenues to stop the picketing. By The Associated Press ranged from eastern Pennsylva­ / \ t o tion among the six directors and the of the agreement. He said he was concerned about the 8-10-S7 ® Knowledge Unlimited. Inc 1987 nia across southern New Eng­ district president, Walter Joyner, picketing because the company has a \ over installation of the Buckland But the directors also face A tropical depression sent rain land. A flood warning was posted received sporadic complaints from trunk sewer and its North Main criticism from the town voters and into the Gulf Coast region today for Mercer County of west central A Newipaper In Education Program customers and employees, though Sponaored by Street branch, there is a spilt over from some district voters if they do while showers and thunder­ New Jersey, where 3.75 inches of not put the matter before the he was unsure of the exact number. storms dotted the nation from the The Manchester Herald whether the town-district agree­ rain has fallen today. district electorate. Police received three reports last East to the Rockies. ment should be approved. Showers and thunderstorms Terms of the accord, worked out week concerning the pickets, said Heavy rain was expected in The proposed agreement calls for also spread from a cold front that by two teams of negotiators over Gary J. Wood, a police spokesman. southwest Louisiana and extreme the town to take over all district extended from the upper Ohio the past seven months, must be However, there were no further eastern Texas from the tropical sewers in exchange for surrender­ Valley through the Tennessee Almanac approved by both the district Board reports as of this morning. depression. ing ownership of the firehouse it Valley. They were scattered from of Directors and the district voters built in the district. In addition, the Showers and thunderstorms Union officials have previously centra! Arkansas into west cen­ if it is to become effective. It must agreement requires that the town stated that the informational TODAY'S TRIVIA: For what film did tral Texas and ranged across the Aug. 10, 1987 also be approved by the town’s fix fire jurisdiction boundaries and pickets are meant to pressure Norma Shearer win a 1929-30 Acade- southern High Plains and south­ Board of Directors after an advi­ take steps to guarantee that the Shop-Rite into improving condi­ Weather Trivia Today Is the 222nd K m |i \ J my Award? (a) "Seventh Heaven" (b) ern Rockies. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Kim Taylor, 10, who sory vote by town voters who live district will not have to consolidate tions for workers at the Fair weather prevailed across day of 1987 and the 4 "The Divorcee” (c) "Morning Giory" outside the district. with the town in the future. What is Virga? lives on Channing Drive and attends Keeney Street School. 51st day of summer. supermarket. most of the rest of the nation. Today’s forecast called for rain TODAY'S BARBS from the middle Atlantic Coast TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in through New England; showers CONNECTICUT WEATHER BY PHIL PASTORET Town gets $37,000 from feds 1821, Missouri was admitted to the One benelit of jogging is seldom men­ and thunderstorms scattered Union as the 24th state. tioned: It's a dandy way to keep a self­ Manchester will get about $37,000 Rudman Act. from east Texas through Arkan­ winding wristwatch from winding down. year that began July L it was sas and the lower Mississippi Occasional rain and drizzle continuing into early TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Herbert Hoo­ in revenue sharing funds as the The National League challenged already aware it would not receive ver (1874); Harry Richman (1895); Nor­ result of a decision handed down Valley to Florida; and widely afternoon before giving way to sunny skies. Clear and We always managed to make things fit the federal goverment in the courts the funds under the program. Thus ma Shearer (1904); Eddie Fisher (1928) recently in a suit brought by the scattered showers and thunder­ comfortabe tonight with low temperatures in the 60s. together without too much trouble — and was joined by the U S. the $37,000 is revenue Manchester storms form the southern Rock­ TODAY'S QUOTE: "Biessed are the until we were told to interface them. National League of Cities. Town Conference of Mayors, and the did not expect to get. Director Stephen T. Cassano. said ies to the southern Plains. Sunny Tuesday with high temperatures around 80. young, for they shatl inherit the nation- National Association of Counties. ‘T m sure we’ll find a use for it,” at debt" — Herbert Hoover. today. ’The suit was brought in February Huestis said. Highs were forecast in the 60s to TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Nor­ Cassano is vice president of the and was expedited by the courts The amount of the revenue 70s along the central Pacific Extended outlook: Fair Wednesday through Friday, TODAY'S MOON: Day after ma Shearer won the Oscar as Best Ac­ Small Cities Council of the National because towns and cities had sharing is about 4.5 percent of the Coast, in the Pacific Northwest, fuit moon. • tress lor “The Divorcee.” with daytim e highs in the low 80s and overnight lows in o League of Cities. already included the money as amount Manchester would have upper Mississippi Valley, much the 60s. The money will come from $180 revenue in their budget. Cassano received if the federal revenue of the Great Lakes region and in million that had been allocated to said. sharing program had been left H«r«ld photo by Pinto New England; 100 to 110 from the cities and towns under revenue Robert Huestis, town budget punoj6 0(0 Astrograpli intact. Cassano said. desert Southwest to the central sharing, but not distributed as the analyst, said today that when The court has ordered that the 6utuoea.i ajoiaq soicjodPAo inji valleys of California; and 80s to result of the federal Gramih- Manchester set its budget for the payments be made by Aug. 18. Sprucing up aoi Agensn uoqciidio.'txl 6ui||r j 90s across most of the rest of the nation. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Peo­ Ken Marti takes advantage of the fair had a full day to dry before the rains hit ple with whom you are closely associat­ ed may put your patience to the test to­ weather on Saturday to paint the trim of the area on Sunday afternoon. The ^ r t h d a y day. Keep cool, because if you do his home at 20 Woodhill Road. The paint damp weather continues today. something rash, you'll regret It. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your TuMday, Aug. 11.19B7 gains will only be temporary It you take In the year ahead, you will fare well in advantage of a situation today that ventures or projects that permit you to benefits you at another's expense. Let Lottery will help ‘Z’ candidates PEOPLE utilize your creative and artistic In­ your nobler qualities guide you. stincts. There will be a market lor your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your wares. earning abilities will be In high gear to­ By Alex GIrelll effective July 1, requiring that voter wanted to vote for five Following orders LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Treat the proper­ day, but so will your extravagant whims. Associate Editor when there is more than one Republicans and one other guides traveled 180 miles and ty of others as respectfully as you do Watch out tor this. crossed 40 rapids during the candidate from a party for a candidate. New York Mayor Edward I. your own. If you are careless with a PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You must If your last name begins with a canoe trip. friend's possessions today. It could particular office, places on the Stevenson said the date for the Koch, out o f the hospital after a be careful today so that you don't give “ Z” or a " Y ” and you are running ballot must be determined by a On Sunday, a row of security spell trouble. Know where to look tor ro­ away secrets that were told to you In \ lottery has been set tentatively for minor stroke, says he’ll follow for public office, thestate’s General public lottery. Aug. 27, in the hearing room of the cars had lined up outside the hotel mance and you’ll find It. The Astro- confidence. Live up to the trust confi­ doctors’ orders and lose weight. Graph Matchmaker set Instantly reveals Assembly has good news for you. In Manchester, the offices af­ Municipal Building, with both the to take the couple to a shopping dants have In you. “ I have a wonderful job as which signs are romantically perfect tor ARIES (March 21-April 10) There's a ’The order in which names of fected are the Board of Directors, Democratic and Republican par­ m ayor," he said Sunday as he left plaza a block away, but Prince you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this possibility that an old problem may re­ candidates in Manchester’s Nov. 3 the Board of Education, constables ties participating. Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Andrew waved them off. newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, peat itself again today. Trade on your election appear on the ballot will be and selectmen. The lottery ruling would not Center. *‘I intend to be here for a “ We’ll walk,” he announced OH 44101-3428. experience, and try to handle It better determined by lot and not by In the past there has been some apply to any party primary for long time.” and proceeded down the embank- VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you and than you did the last time. placement in the alphabet. Demo­ criticism of the alphabetical sys­ selection of candidates, but it men, the duchess at his side. your mate are not in accord on an Im­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Commer­ Not rice cratic Registrar of Voters Herbert Dr. Robert Barrett, one of his portant Issue today, it’s best to resolve tem of listing on the grounds that it appears highly unlikely there will “ Only in Yellowknife,” laughed cial affairs must be handled with ex­ Stevenson said today. could work against someone with a be any primary. Deadline for neurologists, pronounced Koch, the matter privately instead of bringing treme skill today. It you are Impulsive or but burgers 62, "in excellent shape" and one of the security men left In outsiders lo support your positions. Up to now. election law has last name at the end of the alphabet. challenging the choices of candi­ behave rashly, it could hurt your purse. required that candidates of the estimated the chance of a recur­ behind. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Try to arrange GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A commit­ The claim has been made that if a dates made by the party town same party for the same political rence at 0.05 percent. A construction worker yelled your schedule today so that you can get ment that you made recently, which you voter wants to vote for five committees is Friday and there has office appear on the ballot in The mayor was stricken Thurs­ from his tractor, “ How was the your most difficult chores out of the way did not think through as thoroughly as members of the Democratic Party been no indication of a challenge. as early as possible. If they're left until alphabetical order, according to day, complaining of nausea, canoe trip?” Prince Andrew gave you should have, may have to be hon­ The families of Lisa Marie and one other candidate for the last, t h ^ won’t get done. ored today. Keep your word. their last names. Board of Directors, that voter will dizziness and slow speech. him the A-OK sign and replied, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Steer clear CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) A poor atti­ Hollis and Robert Mazzoni But that law was changed at the tend to eliminate the last listed German-born rocket and space Among his hospital visitors "G rea t.” of financial Involvements today that tude today will make tasks you dislike gather Saturday for a bar­ most recent session of the General Democrat. pioneer Wernher Von Braun died in were Gov. and Mrs. Mario have risky elements. You may faro well doing even tougher. Think positively It becue after the couple were Assembly. A new law became The same would be true if the 1977. Cuomo, who brought chocolate at first, but your luck might not hold up you want your production line to run In the long run. chip cookies, and Cardinal John smoothly. married Friday at St. Bridget J. O’Connor. Not all American Church. Instead of rice, "The cardinal said he was also there were hamburgers, sal­ going to do some Jewish prayers. Jack Armstrong, the All- Current Quotations ads, and other cook-out I said, ‘My Jewish prayers are American Boy, wasn’t bom in the taken care of; do them in Latin.’ I United States, but he had an fixin’s at the party, held at think he did,’' said Koch, who is All-American introduction to this the home of the bride's Jewish. “ I’m someone who be­ country. “The popularity of persons that we possessed the almighty parents, Muriel and Warren involved is no more appropriate . lieves in God and I am convinced The sports hero who inspired wisdom to dictate in '^pT^ise Hollis of 28 Brent Road. The NEW YORK MAYOR EDWARD I. KOCH as a consideration than would be V- that’s helped m e.” the 1933-51 national radio series is terms what arrangements shouTd couple, right, also had a . . . "How am I doing?" 83 and lives in K ey West, Fla. their unpopularity.” — Independ­ be made in Central Am erica.” — Armstrong was bora in Weston ent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh, House Speaker Jim Wright, D- more traditional reception at Tuesday Only It doesn’t stink Super-Mare, England, and came saying that public opinion won’t Texas, saying the Reagan admin­ Chemical plant.” Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn. . “I’ve had a tremendous two affect his investigation into the to the United States at age 17 istration’s peace plan for (Central Hsrald photo by Pimo From Our Meat Dept. Pop singer Madonna says her weeks,” Sarah said in a state­ when a London music store hired Iran-Contra affair. America should take a back seat Michigan hometown smells but Royal wilderness ment. “ The experience was chal­ him to deliver a Stradivaiius to an agreement by leaders of doesn’t stink. lenging and demanding but I feel violin to automobile mogul Henry that region’s countries. FNEBN WAYBUT dOMKLgn In an interview broadcast The Duke and Duchess of York a great sense of achievement.” Ford. “ I welcome this commitment to peace and democracy by the five Thursday on NBC’s “Today” pronounced their two-week wil­ They saw many caribou and “ He met me at the train in a CHICKEN BREAST. Central American presidents, ^■■aMaMaareB M .99. show. Madonna described Bay derness canoe trip in Canada’s musk ox, some moose and a wolf, 1921 Ford,” Armstrong said re­ and I hope it will lead to peace in f ..a j , . City, Mich., as a “ little smelly Northwest Territoies a success. but sadly, “ there were no grizzly cently. "W e had lunch together. I (Central Am erica and democracy K ^ O K K O r j ^ town.” The expedition was the third bears,” Andrew said. had a chicken sandwich, apple pie From Our Deli Dept. “ I do not think Bay City is a Arctic canoeing trip for Prince The weather “ was either hot, and coffee.” in Nicaragua.” — President Reagan, referring to an agree­ stinky city,” she told a concert Andrew and the first for his wife, still and humid, with plenty of He got a Job with a Chicago ment reached in Guatemala. fOMLtB audience Friday night at the the former Sarah Ferguson. They bugs, or strong, cold head­ music store and made his mark Connecticut daily Pontiac Silverdome. “ I said it returned from the trip on Satur­ winds coming from the polar ice as a sportsman. In 1922-23 he won HONEY BAKED HAM...... *5.99ib. smells bad. I didn’t say that about day and spent the night at a hotel cap,” the statement said. Saturday: 720 the city’s amateur competitions WKAWfl the people. I said it about the Dow in Yellowknife. 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Connecticut in Brief 1 Pet^store browsers are watchdogs V.S./Worid In Brief Contras want role in truce bargain Cop on duty after traffic arrest Fund for Animals organizes to keep eye on health conditions WINSTED — A police officer remains on active duty following Blast hurts Americans near Athens Wright says leaders’ pact should prevail over Reagan’s offer his arrest on charges that he pulled his cruiser into the path of a By Susan Okula ATHENS, Greece — A car bomb exploded today near a U.S. speeding motorcycle in order to slow it down. animals to pet stores. Lewin and the sick dogs but is finding it isn’t with unhealthy stock. Smith said. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Nica­ what arrangements should be The administration peace plan The Associated Press other critics claim that some of easy oince health certificates used “It stands to reason you don’t sell military bus and injured five people, the U.S. Embassy reported. raguan rebel leader said today the Officer Thomas Serafini was charged with first-degree Four Americans and the Greek driver were inj ured in the blast made in Central America. applies only to Nicaragua and those breeders abuse their breed now in the state do not specifically sick animals or animals that are contras must be part of Central “From the very beginning. Presi­ would bind the leftist Sandinista reckless endangerment in the July 7 incident, in which the HARTFORD — Some browsers dogs, failing to provide them with in the seaside suburb of Voula at about 5 p.m. (10 a.m. EDT), an motorcyclist was critically injured. identify an animal. Another type of doing to die,” he said. “Neither do American peace negotiations cal­ dent Reagan and I both emphasized government to democratic reforms at pet stores in Connecticut may be adequate housing, veterinary care form would remedy that, she said. you buy puppies from a less-than- embassy press officer said. ling for a cease-fire, but he that it must be a Central American Serafini told superiors he “saw a motorcycle coming fast in my doing more these days than peering The Greek military bus carried at least nine Americans in connection with the arrangement or human affection. Although many pet stores offer reputable broker or a commercial indicated a willingness to bargain plan,” Wright said Sunday on of a cease-fire within 60 days direction so I pulled into its lane and it hit me,” according to an and cooing at those cute little Lewin says her research of state customers a limited guarantee and breeder. assigned to the nearby U.S. Air Force base adjacent to Athens through third parties. NBC-TV’s “Meet the Press.” internal investigation. doggies in the window. between the contra rebels and records shows that at least 22 pet exchange policy, Lewin thinks International Airport, police said. “We have endorsed the treaty Reagan said the United States Managua. Police Chief John Arcelaschi said Serafini would remain on They also may be checking out stores in Connecticut buy their people considering a family pet “There are some breeders, par­ A U.S. Air Force spokesman said nine Americans and the which was signed in Guatemala,” will be “as helpful as possible” in duty pending a decision whether he violated department policy. the sizes and conditions of the animals from commercial Midwest should buy through a private ticularly in the Midwest, that are Greek driver were slightly injured. The conflicting reports on the contra leader Adolfo Calero said on working for peace in Central The administration proposal also Donald Lataif Jr., 23, of Winsted, the motorcyclist, remains animals’ cages, how much water suppliers. Some Of the suppliers are breeder or visit the local animal not reputable,” he said. “I would number of injured could not be reconciled immediately. “CBS Morning News.” "However, America but stopped short of says the democratic reforms must hospitalized was in stable condition at Hartford Hospital. they have and how healthy they notorious for their neglect of the pound. like to think that the overwhelming Police said witnesses reported two men on a motorcycle set off we have stated that we must be part endorsing the agreement reached occur by Sept. 30, the same day the Police estimated his motorcycle was traveling between 81 and appear to be. animals, she said. That’s the best way to discourage majority of pet retailers do not deal the bomb with a remote-controlled device as the bus passed by. of any negotiation that takes place in Guatemala last week. fiscal 1987 budget year ends. The 85 miles per hour in a 30 mph zone when it hit the front of The browsers are about seven The animal rights activist, who the puppy mill business, she says. with these people.” calling for a cease-fire.” “I welcome this commitment to people organized by The Fund For Police said the Greek military bus carried at least nine administration presumably would Serafini’s cruiser. Lataif was dragged 149 feet. can get emotional about her cause, She estimated that at least 2,400 Pet store customers can ask Americans assigned to the nearby U.S. Air Force base adjacent House Speaker Jim Wright, who peace and democracy by the five seek more money from Congress Animals, and if they think the pet believes customers are taking their puppies have been shipped from where the dogs came from and to Athens International Airport. suppprts the treaty proposed by Central American presidents, and I for military assistance to the store animals aren’t being treated chances when they buy an animal commercial breeders in the Midw­ check on the reputation of the five Central American presidents, hope it will lead to peace in (Antral contras if the Sandinistas fail to well, they complain to the canine from a pet store. est to Connecticut pet stores so far commercial breeder. Smith said. said on Sunday that he had spoken America and democracy in Nicara­ meet that deadline. Robbery victim dies of gunshot control division of the state Depart­ A state survey of 180 veterinar­ this year. Cuban defector ready to tell all to Calero about the rebels’ concern gua,” Reagan said in a statement ment of Agriculture. Lewin, who also has led an Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole BRIDGEPORT — A Bridgeport man died Sunday of gunshot ians showed that more than 100 vets Jay Smith, vice president of unsuccessful fight to ban leghold WASHINGTON — A decorated Cuban intelligence agent who that they will not have a role in the issued Saturday by the White They also contact Julie Lewin, said that half or more of the sick communications for the Pet Indus­ animal traps in Connecticut, is peace process and tried to reassure House. said Sunday that the president wounds suffered when he tried to flee two men who were robbing the new Connecticut coordinator puppies they treat come from pet defected is expected to give U.S. officials the names of Cuban should seek such assistance from him, police said. for Fund For Animals. try Joint Advisory Council based in keeping a careful watch on a case in operatives around the world, the second major intelligence him that their interests would be However, he said the United stores. Lewin said. Washington, D.C., says people take which a charge of cruelty to represented. States would help where it was 1: ^ Congress and have it available if Tyron M. Harden, 20, was with three people around 3 a.m. Lewin believes there is “inherent “It’s clear that almost all the setback for President Fidel Castro in recent months. Radio MarU Calero said today he could be the peace process fails. Sunday when the group was held up, police said. Two of the cruelty in the pet store industry.” their chances when they get a dog animals has been filed against officials say. “consistent with our interests and dogs sold in Connecticut pet stores from a pound. The animal could be Sergio Marocco. the manager of the satisfied in dealing through a third the interests of the Nicaraguan ADOLFO CALERO "Let Congress go ahead and have victims surrendered cash and jewelry, and Harden apparently -originating from the so-called are from the Middle West. It stands a stray or be wild, or have behavior Animal Kindgom pet store in Florentine Azpillaga, 40, crossed into Austria from Czechoslo­ party. resistance.” tried to run away and was shot in the back and left thigh. . "puppy mills” of the Midwest. vakia in June but his defection was kept quiet until Friday night . . . endorses treaty the money ready, in the event all to reason that they are puppy mill problems, he said. Hamden. He was accused of failing ”If someone owed me money and Vice President George Bush, this falls through,” Dole said on Harden was found by a truck driver a short time later, about 150 The puppy mills are commercial dogs.” Lewin said. Pet store retailers could not stay to get medical attention for a puppy when Radio Marti, the U.S. government broadcast station for I send a lawyer and I get what I ask meanwhile, reiterated his support feet from the robbery site, police said. He was taken to breeding businesses that supply She is attempting to track some of Cuba, carried an interview with him. ABC-TV’s ’This Week With David in business very long if they dealt with a broken leg. for, I mean, I need no direct for the contras during an interview into consideration.” Brinkley.” Bridgeport Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, police said. “Castro’s egomania has ruined the country,” Azpillaga said, negotiation,” Calero said. that aired Sunday night on a Miami The Central American peace adding that he and other disillusioned intelligence officers had Wright said the agreement radio station. plan, signed Friday in Guatemala If the money’s not needed, he Activists talked about the defection for three years. signed by the leaders of the five “We are not going to leave the City by the presidents of Nicara­ said, “we can always put it back Duck death rate soars at city park Afghanis He said he and his co-conspirators believed that the Cuban Central American countries should contras twisting in the wind,” Bush gua, Guatemala, Honduras, El into the Treasury” goverament was spending a disproportionate amount on take precedence over one proposed said on WINZ-AM. Salvador and Costa Rica, calls for a However, Wright said he did not HARTFORD — The ducks at the Elizabeth Park pond are dying intelligence activities at a time when an austerity program was by the Reagan administration. Asked about the Central Ameri­ cease-fire within 90 days in the think the administration would ask eye sound forcing ordinary Cubans to tighten their belts. “I think it’s the Guatemalan plan can plan. Bush said analysts Nicaraguan and El Salvador civil and city officials are speculating the deaths may be linked to treated in that has to prevail,” said the shouldn’t put much faith in Nicara­ Congress for more military aid. bacteria breeding in the abnormally shallow, warm water this wars, steps to assure democracy summer. Democratic leader, who helped the guan President Daniel Ortega, one throughout Ontral America, an ‘ ’The administration will not send poiiution Church mourns Bakker’s misdeeds Reagan administration draft its of the pact’s signers. end to outside aid to rebel forces any appeal for contra military aid About 20 ducks have died during the past two weeks, compared Nonwich plan. “We never had the impression “He is a Marxist and we know he and an end to the use of any during the time when the cease-fire to the five or six that usually die during an entire summer, said OKLAHOMA CITY — The Assemblies of God says it is “under that we possessed the almighty is not committed to democracy,” country’s territory by rebels trying is in effect,” Wright said. “That Stephen L. Elkins, the city's superintendent of parks. About 125 HARTFORD (AP) — Activists NORWICH (AP) - Three Afghan the stress of mockery” since the downfall of Jim Bakker and is wisdom to dictate in precise terms Bush said. “That should be taken to destabilize another country. much has been agreed.” ducks usually make the park pond their summer home, he said. are keeping a watch on the state men who fought Soviet invaders in calling on its 2.1 million members to enter a period of fasting, Elkins said a lack of rain this spring and summer lowered the Department of Environmental Pro­ their homeland found a New mourning and repentance. pond dramatically. Hot weather can heat the shallow pond tection to see if it follows through on England hospital the place to “Mighty men from within our own ranks have fallen, and we enough to breed bacteria, which then infects the ducks, he said. promises to pursue violators of conquer their war injuries. must beware lest, being led away with the error of the wicked, we Reagan plan rebuffed by Latin ministers Elkins expects an autopsy report on one of the dead ducks from sewage pollution-control require­ The three, wounded during a also fall from our steadfastness,” the denomination said in a University of Connecticut pathologists in a few days. UConn ments for Long Island Sound. seven-year battle with the Soviet resolution adopted over the weekend. SAD PAULO, Brazil (AP) - A also revealed last week. and Washington have been at odds tive step” for the region but that officials who visited the pond last week said the deaths seemed m Union, were treated at the William The denomination’s six-day convention concludes Tuesday. peace plan signed by the presidents “The Guatemala meeting was a lately over anti-military demon­ “for us, the internal dimension is similar to those last month at Mirror Lake on the school’s Storrs “We’re going to be looking very ’ K* 1*1.- ■■ ■» ' W. Backus Hospital. Eleven doc­ Sunday was given over to sermons deploring Bakker’s downfall of five Central American countries historic moment for the Central strations in the Central American what matters.” campus, he said. closely to see how they perform.” tors have treated the Afghan men and drawing Biblical parallels from the sex scandal. is superior to one proposed by American peace process,” Sodre country. said Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a staff free of charge. Bakker left his PTL empire in March after admitting an President Reagan, according to said to cheers from the ministers. In San Salvador, El Salvador, “We are going to wait to see what attorney for the Natural Resources Backus donated hospital rooms extra-marital tryst with Jessica Hahn, a former church several Latin American foreign “The document signed by Central Guillermo Ungo, president of the Duarte does with this,” Ungo said Holdup suspect OK after shoot-out Defense Council. and services while volunteers secretary. The denomination later expelled him and his TV ministers. American presidents surpasses Revolutionary Democratic Front, in a telephone interview from opened their homes to the men. colleague, Richard Dortch, from the clergy. .Meanwhile, in El Salvador, a Reagan’s initiative ... It’s more said the peace plan approved in Panama, where he lives in volun­ WATERBURY — A Bridgeport man wounded in a shoot-out Connecticut Fund for the E^nvir- Bakker was ousted for adultery and alleged homosexualilty, leftist rebel leader said the guerril­ complete because it’s more Guatemala last week was a “posi­ tary exile. that began when he tried to rob a jewelry store was listed in good onment and the Connecticut Coas­ Musa. 18. is now living in las will refuse a cease-fire with the legitimate.” Washington, uncertain of whether and Dortch for arranging payments of hush money payments to condition in Waterbury Hospital. tal Fishermen’s Association last - i t Hahn. Salvadoran government until Pres­ The plan, signed by the presi­ David Sierras, 19, was shot in the abdomen and side on Friday year sued Norwalk and Bridgeport he will return to Afghanistan. ident Jose Napoleon Duarte re­ dents of Nicaragua, Honduras, El by Thomas Pietrini, owner of Country Jewelers and a former for sewage violations. At the time, Abdul, 26. commander of a guerilla sumes negotiations with them. Salvador, Guatemala and Costa state trooper, said Sgt. Daniel Lewis, spokesman for the state the fishermen’s groupcriticized the unit, has gone home. Violence continues on highways The peace plan signed by the Rica, calls for a cease-fire in BE YOUR OWN BOSS! police. DEP for not cracking down on the Only Gul, wounded when a mine leaders of five Ontral American Central America within 90 days, Sierras walked into the store at about 6:30 p.m. Friday, pulled cities. exploded during a Soviet para­ LOS ANGELES — A motor scooter passenger who ignored presidents was praised in Brazil on greater democracy, elections at the SHOP A LAROI MAmcrr OP MANY NSW out a handgun and a semi-automatic weapon and demanded trooper assault in the Ninerahar police pleas for calm on the road was in critical condition today Sunday by the foreign ministers of end of the mandates of the current FHANCHISS-DISTRIBUTORS-MUL'n-LKVeLS money, Lewis said. Sierras ordered Pietrini onto the floor and Since then, the state has sued region of Afghanistan, is still in the after being stabbed in a traffic dispute, one of several weekend Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Argentina, presidents and an end to foreign bound his hands, Lewis said. New Haven and West Haven, hospital. The men’s last names incidents on California highways and streets. Colombia, Uruguay, Venezuela and flnancial support for rebel groups. OWN YOUR OWN Pietrini managed to break free, grab his own gun and wound seeking penalties of up to $10,000 for haven’t been disclosed. In other attacks, gun-toting motorists shattered windows on a Panama. Reagan’s plan calls for a cease­ each of scores of sewage violations big rig truck and two automobiles in separate incidents, bringing The ministers were in Sao Paulo fire by Sept. 30, elections in BUSINESS EXPO Sierras as both men fired, Lewis said. -1 ! “We’re family to him." Fran M. Aug. 15-16« Springfitid/ Moss. Civic Csntsr He said Sierras was able to drive away, but soon stopped and between 1985 and 1986 as well as an Hutchings, head nurse on the to 50 the number of violent acts on California’s roadways since to set a date for a meeting of Central Nicaragua, and a halt to U.S. end to the violations. orthopedic ward, said of Gul. mid-June. and South American presidents to financial support to the Contra EXHIBITS OPEN 12 to 4 P.M. told a bystander that he had been shot. He was taken into custody “We’re his home now.” discuss regional issues. rebels there as well as an end to Saturday or Sunday! Shop a larga vartaly o l dlKarant franohlaaa. dlatrlbutorahlpa and and will be charged with armed robbery and attempted murder Richard F. Webb, an assistant Meanwhile, in New York, a bare-chested man allegedly fired multHoval progranw. Soa diaplayt, talk to rapraaantaMvaa. gal InlormaUon about fuN- Lewis said. “They are all very kind sisters.” as many as 10 shots from an automatic rifle into the ground after Brazil Foreign Minister Roberto Soviet support of the leftist Sandi­ and part-tlmo opportunHIaa for man and woman. Invaatmant ranga from 836 to attorney general, said the state Abreu Sodre told his colleagues that nista government. plans to amend the cases to cover Gul. 35, said of the nurses who have his pickup truck was sideswiped on a city bridge early today. $180,000. Many do not raqulrs pravlous bualnaaa axparlanoa or quitting your |ob. cared for him for four months. He the document signed by the five Panama Foreign Minister Jorge Naxt Saturday and Sunday only! Coma find th^ rtoht bualnaaa for you, violations back to 1981. He said he was on his way to California to find the highway Man held In drowning of companion spoke through an interpreter, Ab­ killer, police said. Ontral American presidents and Arias said Reagan’s plan “showed lATEKITEI IN EniWTiai7 “There is going to be much more dul G. Wardak. an Afghan who was “He was saying all kinds of crazy things,” said Officer Serge released Friday in Guatemala was no real intention of promoting ADMISSION S3 WITH THIS AO CAUIII/IH-4HQ NEW FAIRFIELD — A man was scheduled to appear in attention on enforcement.” Ri­ once the manager of Gul’s home­ Ruggio, one of three who arrested Robert Edward John, 32, of better than Reagan’s peace plan. Central American peace.” Panama Superior Court today on a charge of reckless endangerment after chard J. Barlow, director of the town and who now lives in Dingmans Ferry, Pa. the body of his canoing companion was pulled from Candlewood DEP’s water compliance unit, said AP photo Wethersfield. Lake in New Fairfield, police said. recently. “I have never been out of my country except to Pakistan,” Gul Charles 0. Mayo, 28, of Danbury was also charged with Sewage pollution has fouled the On the beach told The Day of New London. “I am Pan Am, TW A jets have near miss interfering with a police officer after his arrest late Friday night, sound from Westport to Stonington. A 40-ton male fin whale attracts a crowd on the beach a poor man. I didn’t have money to said State Trooper James Bleidner. environmental experts say. spend to give to doctors for NEW YORK — A Pan Am jetliner and a TWA jumbo jet came The body of Mayo’s companion, 38-year-old Paul Gibbs of New new Amagansett, N.Y., Friday before workers moved in to within 600 feet of each other in a near-miss that apparently was The pollution is the reason that treatment. I knew I would be given Fairfield, was pulled from the lake by police divers at bury the shark-mutilated carcass. Officials closed more good care here. I have received caused by an air traffic controller who transposed the numbers of approximately 5:15 p.m. Sunday, Bleidner said. nearly 70 percent of Connecticut’s than 15 miles of Long Island beaches to swimmers after very good treatment.” a flight, the Federal Aviation Administration reported. The search was launched after New Fairfield police, assisting near-shore waters are closed to Controllers realized the error as the planes neared each other harvesting of oysters and clams fishermen reported as many as 10 sharks milling about Gul underwent a fourth operation the Candlewood Lake patrol, arrested Mayo, he said. Bleidner offshore. on his right leg last week, hospital but the Pan Am pilot took evasive action on his own, dropping his said Mayo was ’’unruly” and upon investigation, police and the other 30 percent are officials said. Boeing 727 in altitude and passing about 600 feet below the TWA discovered that his companion, Gibbs, was missing. periodically off limits. Dr, Marinus Krijger. an orthope­ Boeing 747, according to FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen. Commercial fishermen often dist who trained Afghan medics in “People on the plane started screaming and they were W l^ earn less take oysters and clams from closed Pakistan, said a fracture in Gul’s grabbing on,” said a passenger, Colleen Mitchell of Larchmont, areas to clean waters so the Shark catch closes leg never healed, leaving a four- N.Y. She said the plane turned and “as we turned we Camp Schade closes for summer shellfish can cleanse themselves of inch piece of dead bone. immediately dropped about 100 feet, I would say.” and pay more today BURLINGTON — An overnight camp for needy youths has bacteria. They are then harvested The section was removed, and The incident occurred Sunday afternoon about 12 miles closed for the rest of the summer in the wake of the assistant and sold. beach in Stratford surgeons had planned to do a bone southwest of LaGuardia Airport at about 3,000 feet, Bergen said. director’s arrest on a sexual assault charge. graft last week, according to when you can pay less and In New Haven last year, the Krijger. Instead, Dr. Christopher “The morale of the staff was at a very, very low point because pollution limit for chlorine was STRATFORD (AP) — Swimming about 7:30 a.m. Saturday using of the continuing negative atmosphere,” said Robin C. Spencer, was banned at Long Beach in 20-pound test line. He said it took C. Glenney discovered an infected Pension expert warns Congress violated by two sewage, plants a Stratford over part of the weekend sinus tract in the leg and was forced earn more tomorrow? president of the Camp Schade’s board of directors. total of 216 times while the limit for him about 25 minutes to get the to postpone the bone graft. The board voted Friday night to discontinue its summer after a bluefish angler landed a creature close enough so he could WASHINGTON — A conservative pension expert wants fecal bacteria was exceeded 36 7-foot, l‘/4-inch grey shark weighing ■The three resistance fighters Congress to cancel the Social Security payroll tax increases session. times. walk into the water and drag it were flown from Pakistan to the QUICK FACTS ABOUT The camp’s assistant director, James Bradley, was arrested 165 pounds. ashore. scheduled for 1988 and 1990 because they risk damaging the U.S. In Bridgeport, there were 88 United States by the Intergovern­ economy. OUR TAX SAVER CDs: July 30 and charged with fourth-degree sexual assault and risk of violations of the chlorine limit and Stratford recreation director Pa­ “People told me it was a sand mental Committee on Migration in injury to a minor in a case involving an 8-year-old girl. shark and had no teeth,” said Peter J. Ferrara, a onetime White House policy aide to Annual Fixed Interest 116 violations of the bacteria limit tricia Patowski said she ordered March. President Reagan, said Social Security’s trust funds do not need In addition, two counselors were fired this summer, one for last year. the beach closed to swimmers and Jackson, an avid fisherman. “But Since last year, the committee Rates effective August 5, 1987 verbally abusing a camper and another for bruising a camper in life guards on Saturday to make when I got jt up on the sand, I saw it has coordinated treatment in a the extra revenues for now or the next 20 years. (subicci lo change wiihoui nuiice) “I think, based upon a lot of had teeth all right. Big teeth.” Ferrara, in a study commissioned by the Heritage Foundation, horseplay, Spencer said. criticism and a lot of action on the sure no one went in the water on dozen U.S. or European hospitals 6 Month Last month, a mysterious illness sent 22 campers to the Long Island Sound. Once he beached the shark, for 200 Afghan fighters whose said the current 7.15 percent Social Security tax “already is far part of environmental groups, that Jackson took it to the Stratford Bait too high.” Raising it to 7.65 percent by 1990 could boomerang and hospital. the DEP is going to do more in injuries cannot be treated in 7.25% 7.50% There were no other sightings of and Tackle Shop. He planned to Pakistan. The Soviets invaded damage the old age retirement fund, he said. annual interest rate effective annual V'eltJ terms of enforcement,” said Kathe­ sharks, however. Swimming was have the large jaws cut out for a The payroll tax is scheduled to climb to 7.51 percent on Jan. 1, rine H. Robinson, senior staff Afghanistan in 1979. I Year allowed on Sunday. souvenir. Nurses said they learned to be 1988, and to 7.65 percent on Jan. 1, 1990. The Social Security Niedermeler raises more money attorney for the Connecticut Fund Ernest “Chip” Jackson, 27, of ’Til never catch anything like Administration says that will bring in $14 billion in extra taxes for the Environment. 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First, it allows you to defer taxes Other members of his family also made contributions. claiming that a Roman Catholic who knows what is going on. There Wysocki refused to comment on on the interest until 1988 when you’ll save on taxes. of Manchester. The special election to fill McKinney’s seat is Aug. 18. The polls church belongs to them and not the is no church committee to decide arrested people.” At 11:02 a.m., the crowd fell silent to mark the memory. Then, The combination of compound­ the interest income - from ’87 to pastor, staged a raucous demon­ the allegations and the protest. Parishioners appealed to Whea­ as rain clouda cleared, bells, sirens and whistles sounded across most people can take advantage ’88, then ’88 to ’89, then ’89 to ’90, will be open from noon to 8 p.m. across the nine-town district. where the money goes and the “I just urge you be very careful,” of a lower tax bracket due to ing and “pushing o ff’ taxes on stration aimed at getting the priest future of the church.” lon once before in an attempt to the western port city. etc.'for as many as five years - can Wysocki said. “Many lies are being have Wysocki removed from recent tax law changes. Second, it produce some excellent benefits removed or forcing his resignation. Zablocki and others said they had propagated.” “The effects of the atomic bombing continue even today to Where your friends are. Protesters, many carrying signs proposed forming a parish advisory Sacred Heart after the priest cause survivors untold physical and mental torment,” for you. Swordfish spill closes highway in Polish, spent eight hours outside council so parishioners could take a Hartford Archbishop John Whea- refused in 1982 to perform a funeral Motoshima told those gathered at Peace Park for a day of the Sacr^ Heart Church on Sunday mass for a Polish immigrant who WEST HAVEN — Troopers had to turn away scavengers more active role in managing the lon said he would step in to mediate ceremonies. in protest of the continued presence church, but Wysocki has not the dispute. was found slain in her home. hoping to claim some of the $400,000 worth of swordfish that of the Rey. Paul Wysocki. spilled onto Interstate 95 after a tractor-trailer truck loaded with allowed it. “I think that is one of the Wysocki said he could not bury Protesters said Wysocki runs the Sunday’s protest was touched off responsibilities of a bishop, to talk me woman because she had mar­ Blind sailor heads for Bermuda the fish jackknifed and split open, state police said. parish with an iron fist, has little to the people of the parish and make The rig veered off the highway and struck an empty car parked by the reassignment of a popular ried a divorced man and was not a regard for the wishes of his 8,000 assistant pastor, the Rev. John some decisions,” Whealon said. member of Sacred Heart. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The talking computer and autopilot on the northbound shoulder after the truck driver apparently fell parishioners, and is insensitive to Murzyn,, . and— the .— decision'__ lido by “At thispoint I don’t know what the helping Jim Dickson in his bid to become the first blind sailor to asleep at the wheel about 7:30 a.m. Saturday, state police said. the needs of the sizeable Polish Wysocki last May to bai^a the problem is.” Earlier in the same year, parish cross the Atlantic solo have broken down, but he is pressing on by Traffic was held up for hours as work crews loaded the spoiling community. members collected 3,200 signatures way of Bermuda, a spokesman says. Polish language school from the Whealon added that he was to oppose the reassignment of a fish into dump trucks with a backhoe and hauled it to a New On several occasions, parishion­ church’s school building. concerned about the manner of the A downcast Dickson had decided Friday to return to New Haven dump where it was buried. Tow trucks removed the ers scuffled with police trying to popular young priest. Protestors England to fix the crucial equipment but told his advisers Sunday Protestors said Wysocki has also protest. said a third assistant pastor had mangled trailer in pieces. keep the crowd, which one news­ been behind the reassignments of New Britain Mayor William he had changed his mind and would have the repairs done in Member FMC E4m I Howling Ugtftr. (£} The truck driver, Thomas A. Murphy, 30, of El Cajon, Calif., paper reported exceeded 4,000 at also been reassigned in the past ^ rm u d a instead of Nantucket, Mass. Offices in Mancheiier. Last Hanford, Bdion, two other popuiar priests from 'the McNamara said one officer was because of Wysocki’s intervention. Andover, South Windaor, Eatl Windior, Ashford, was treated for minor injuries at Yale-New Haven Hospital and one point, away from the rectory parish. punched and Deputy Chief of Police A good night’s sleep revived Dickson’s spirits, spokesman b stford, Mansfiekl, TuUand and Glastonbury. where Wysocki was locked inside. “He is a dictator in the church,” Telephone 6 ^ 1700. released, state police said. A passenger in the sleeping Gabriela Backiel, a parisioner Frank E. Chiger was shoved down said Zenon Chmielewski, chairman Steve Graham said Sunday after talking with Dickson by radio. compartment, William F. Simrall of Coronado, Calif., was not One man was arrested for breach of for 27 years and one of the "He’s in excellent spirits,” Graham said. “He basically said, peace. the steps of the church during the of the Polish language school. injured, state police said. protestors, said Wysocki allegedly demonstration. ‘Instead of love, he teaches us to ‘It’s beautiful out there, the weather’s great and I’m going to go “We believe the church belongs packed Murzyn’s belongings when “We overlooked a lot of things. to us, not Father Wysocki,” said hate each other. Instead of joy, he sailing.’” the priest was away from the We were punched, shoved and spit teaches us sadness.” * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 10. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10. 1987 — 7 OPINION PACs give Independent counsel: Popularity $1 million to 51 senators shouldn’t affect hls prosecution Outlet store SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Inde­ Walsh’s investigation is constitu­ ity adviser John Poindexter, who pendent counsel Lawrence E. tional. That is being challenged by NEW YORK (AP) - A flurry of also has said he is a target of Walsh says the popularity of Lt. North, a former National Security Walsh’s investigation, received li­ Ja c k giving in the past two years raised Col. Oliver North or anyone else in Council aide, and others. mited immunity. to 51 the number of senators who the Iran-contra affair will have no. Meese said he is “looking for nothing new Aaderaon have received more than $1 million effect on his criminal Investigation. cooperation with Congress to elimi­ Testimony from the hearings, or from political action committees “The popularity of persons In­ nate potential challenges to the leads developed from the testim­ over their congressional careers, a volved is no more appropriate as a constitutionality” of the law that ony, may not be used to prosecute The development of a large J.C. Penney newspaper reported today. consideration than would be their created the independent counsel. those granted such immunity. outlet store at the Buckland Industrial Park The New York Times said that unpopularity,” he said Sunday in a Walsh said he will seek indict­ Walsh and all but a few members of ments if his investigation estab­ hls staff are shunning newspapers has put a slightly different complexion on the financial reports filed with the breakfast speach at an American and television to assure that their contribution of that park to the economic Federal Election Commission show Bar Association convention. lishes probable cause to believe that, by the end of 1984, only 17 “High office, well-intended poli­ that crimes have been committed. evidence is obtained well-being of Manchester. senators had received more than $1 cies or popular policies do not place “Only in this way can the rule of independently. Up to now, it has been almost universally Slain Filipino | million from the special interest anyone above the law,” he said. law be upheld. Otherwise it is “We keep a wall between those acknowledged that the investment made by groups. Walsh did not mention North by frustrated,” Walsh said. “I can who are exposed (to the testimony) the town in developing the park is paying big name, but said at a news confer- assure you that the investigation and those who are not,” he said. JUST WtBl VOU TH0U6HT By June of this year, the number encev later that he is aware that will be pursued vigorously but He said that a lawyer who returns in added taxes and promises to JIWSIVIT WAS SAFe T& S l ^ was a tough i had reached 51, more than half of North’s testimony before the con­ fairly.” watched the hearings is stationed in continue making that big return. the Senate. Fifteen of the 51 are in gressional committees investigat­ Walsh said that the congressional Richmond, Va., and that when Now that J.C. Penney has opened a retail ootsipe, 40IA1N their first Senate terms. ing the affair impressed many Iran-contra hearings posed “the Walsh or his staff confer with that '3>irect, individual contributions Americans, and he repeated his most serious external threat to the lawyer, “he listens, he doesn’t outlet within the park in direct competition anti-communi^ make up most of the financing for vow not to let public opinion affect outcome of our investigation” talk.” with other retail stores, the merchants along congressional campaigns, but his inquiry. because key figures were granted Walsh said he is confident “the Main Street are raising a question about PACs have played a greater role Attorney General Edwin Meese, limited immunity from rigorous insulation procedures em­ recently. unfair competition based on the premise that WASHINGTON — The assassination of a key ,, in a speech to another gathering at prosecution. ployed in this case will be upheld by member of Philippine President Corazon Aquino’s ^ Opponents of PACs say the the convention, asserted that North and former national secur­ the courts.” property in an industrial zone is taxed at a cabinet last week — believed to be the work of a ’ groups exert undue influence on lesser rate than property in a business zone. communist hit team — may finally have pulled the elected officials. In the light of the big crowds attracted to the Proponents say PACs, which can blinders off the president on the dangers of dealing., under law give $5,000 to a candidate J.C. Penney outlet on its opening day, it is no with the communists. in both the primary and general Reagan likely to deny diversion OK surprise that the Main Street retailers are It is a tragic irony that the murdered secretary, election, reflect the legitimate WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ The president, who has refused should have been told in advance concerned. Washington Wire Jaime Ferrer, privately considered his president' interests of those who contribute to dent Reagan, trying to recover comment during 11 weeks of and that Poindexter was wrong The J.C. Penney store is permitted in the naive in her attempts to win over the communist ' •' them. from the worst crisis of his testimony at the Iran-contra con­ when he said that “the buck stops industrial park as a special exception to the rebels by negotiations. He confided this to Dale Van In all, the sitting 100 senators presidency, will tell the nation gressional hearings, will deliver a here with me,” according to one Atta during an interview in his Manila office last have received $109 million from AP photo zoning regulations because it is an accessory Wednesday that he never would speech from the Oval Office at 8 official. December. PACs since 1972, when the FEC have condoned diversion of Iran p.m. EDT, on the eve of a 25-day Reagan is “much more disturbed use, subordinate to the main use of the giant Winners in a losing effort Ferrer didn’t want to be quoted publicly on his ., began tracking the contributions, Bear rally arms-sales profits to the Nicara­ vacation that will keep him out of and angry about being deceived by J.C. Penney warehouse that serves as a the paper said. That includes guan contra rebels, officials say. public view. the NSC (National Security Coun­ opinion — and he certainly had no desire to have hU. Contributions to Senate campaigns catalog distributrion center for a wide area. own violent death to be the possible proof of his •— - Ann Hengelhaupt, 39, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., restocks He will say he should have been Poindexter testified that he delib­ cil) than people have generally By Jonathon Wolman BY RUNNING a credibie cam­ and to any earlier campaigns for told in advance about the activities erately shielded Reagan from recognized,” the official said. There is nothing new about a retail outlet to back a woman,” she said. "We belief. At the time. Aquino was negotiating a the House. her booth's shelves with teddy bears at the annual Teddy paign for president, Jackson, a have seen Cory Aquino. We have ceasefire with the communists. Ferrer, 70, had Bear Rally in Amherst, Mass., Saturday. Collctors and of Adm. John Poindexter, his knowledge about the diversion of Because of the sensitivity of the being operated as an adjunct to a WASHINGTON - It wouldn’t Sen. Bob Dole, the Republican one-time national security adviser, Iran arms-sales profits to the subject, most officials who talked civil rights activist who ran in seen Mrs. Thatcher win for the been an anti-Japanese guerrilla in World War II;..... leader from Kansas first elected to manufacturing operation. Manchester Modes be politic to write off the chances 1984, can at the very least: dealers from around the country attended the rally, and Lt. Col. Oliver North, one of his contras in order to protect the about Reagan’s planned address of Pat Schroeder or Jesse Jackson third time. We’ve seen all sorts of he thought Aquino’s release of communist leader^' ! the Senate in 1968, led his col­ which had about 25,000 teddy bears on display. aides. president. Reagan will say he insisted on anonymity. operated such an outlet for years at its countries do that and I think from jail in February 1986, and her subsequent leagues with a total of $3.3 million clothing factory on Pine Street and moved the being elected president next year, • Raise the visibility of his but it’s awfully tempting to stand liberai Rainbow Coalition America’s every bit as negotiations with them were a fatally flawed received from PACs since he outlet when it relocated to the Manchester progressive.” policy. entered Congress. Of that, about $1 back and wonder just what it is agenda. Problems of the black million was raised from PACs for Industrial Park. Since then the small sales they’re really up to. family may be too touchy for the Ferrer had the kind of rock-solid integrity that ho^ SCHROEDER, by running a hls' re-election campaign last year, operation has closed down, but it did not raise white politicians, discrimination president wants to be deprived of. The overriding ■■ ■ the Times said. Symbolic candidacies? They credible campaign for the Demo­ principle of his politics was free and honest any eyebrows while it was going on. both deny it. against black sports executives Dole was followed, in order, by may seem too insignificant, but cratic nomination, could at least elections — an often quixotic pole star for a ,, „, The J.C. Penney situation is somewhat expect: politician in the Philippines. .; Sens. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., with different, however, because the company is a I have the numbers to win. Jackson's voice will be heard and $2.6 million; Phil Gramm, R- claims Jackson. heeded. • To demonstrate that the 1984 ‘Texas, $2.5 million: Lloyd Bentsen, retail distributor to begin with and its store is INITIALLY A SUPPORTER of fellow wartime ■■ • D-Texas, $2.4 million, and Steve a large one with a wide variety of 'T think America’s man enough • Make himself and his minor­ debacle of Geraldine Ferraro was an aberration that need not have guerrilla leader Ferdinand Marcos, Ferrer . - Symms, R-Idaho, with $2.3 million. mi: merchandise. to back a woman,” says Rep. ity supporters into a force within became a Cabinet aide in 1966, during the first Schroeder, D-Colo. the party (perhaps to the chagrin any lingering influence on other PACs raised 25 percent of the Some might question just how accessory women candidacies. Marcos administration, and then served as money spent by and for candidates such a large operation really is. But the Yet, common wisdom says of more conservative activists chairman of the elections commission from 1968 to'• elected to the Senate last year and America isn’t ready to elect a who fear Jackson could pull the • That Ferraro was right in 1972. He told us he and Marcos had many 41 percent of the money used for ! 1 zoning regulations apparently do not make a Democrats too far to the left). “I candidates elected to the House, i fine distinction. black or a woman to the presid­ saying that women can’t beafraid arguments aver the issue of clean elections, and ' ency. If party delegates believe endeavor to be the conscience of to lose and must be prepared to try these confrontations led to his disenchantment with according to the Congressional At any rate, the real key is whether Jackson and Schroeder can’t be our party, ” he says in articulating and try again. Marcos. Ferrer finally quit in 1972, despairing of " ‘ Research Service of the Library of operating out of an industrial zone gives J.C. elected, they won’t be nominated. what must be his most realistic ever getting the president’s support for an honest Congress. Penney an unfair advantage over other goal. • To espouse policies and pers­ electoral process. A Senate bili that would further initim retailers. Jackson and Schroeder, both pectives that you won’t necessar­ Ferrer’s dedication to democracy goes back a restrict contributions from PACs % considering a 1988 Democratic • Lay claim to the nickname he ily hear from themalecandidates. long time. In 1949, he was dismayed when Jose ‘ - has been stalled by a Republican The town assessor, J. Richard Vincent, says presidential bid, stole the show got in a Washington Post portrait “If your employer said, ‘It’s your filibuster. Several similar bills it does not autmatically do that because too Laurel (father of the current vice president, have been introduced in the House. recently when they joined four headlined, "On the Road with the baby or your job,’ imagine how Salvador Laurel) lost the presidency in a blatantly many other factors affect the tax assessments announced candidates before President of Black America.” that feels,”’ shesaidinsupporting corrupt ewlection. ~ Aiready, based on his 1984 cam­ W ^ i ’ n ' ..V ■* . ■“ t' of properties. l,0001iberalpoliticai organizers in a parental-leave bill before the "It was a time when they said the birds and the^ ^ The objecting Main Street merchants are Chicago. But there was pragma­ paign, Jackson has eclipsed the House Small Business subcom­ bees voted,” Ferrer recalled in the interview. "I ^ Records list tism amid the standing ovations. mayors (Los Angeles, Chicago, mittee. She’s not afraid to discuss thought something must be done about the ~ reluctant to discuss publicly the details of Atlanta, Detroit) who otherwise 1;. ' i their objection which they plan to put in family legislation, as well as election.” *T THINK THERE’S a very might step up to black political NATO strategy. 51 recipients writing to town officials. leadership. So he and other honored World War II veterans strong wave of support in this spearheaded the formation of the National In order to make any objection meaningful, group for Jackson because he IF THEY CAN RAISE suffi­ NEW YORK (AP) - Here is the • Satisfy his well-cultivated Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL), and . list of sitting senators who received they will have to establish some basis for the stands for the kind of issues and ego. cient funds, thebettingisthatboth Ferrer was elected the first national coordinator. ~ policies we’re all about,” said Jackson and Schroeder will run. $1 million or more from political claim that it is discriminatory to allow the The result was encouraging: a clean election in ■ action committees from 1972 retail sales as an accessory to the warehouse David Gordon of New York. “But WELL-CULTIVATED EGOS As she ponders, Schroeder is November 1951. “We had won,” Ferrer said. “We through June 1987, and the amounts 4^ obviously there’s some concern adamant that she will not bother operation. are a dime a dozen among the 1988 had maintained that there could not be any received. Figures are from Federal ■sJ ■>«/ ' about whether he could get the presidential candidates, and with a quirky symbolic democracy without clean elections.” ' ’ Election Commission records. nomination, so people may be Schroeder’s certainly is nothing to candidacy. looking for a fail-back 1 — Bob Dole, R-Kon., S3,3M,305 Letters to the editor sneeze at. She is an eight-term IN NAMFREL’S EARLY STAGES, and 2 — Alan Cranston, D-Col If., $2,606,585 candidate.” congresswoman from Colorado "I will only run if we’re ready continuing into the 1960s, Ferrer was aided by two p — Phil Gramm, R-Texos, $2,429,984 The Manchester Herald welcomes original for a rendezvous with reality. I 4 — Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texos, The fall-back candidate is likely but has no apprehension about successive U.S. embassy officers. Both were laten- $2,434,597 letters to the editor. .aking the leap from regional think that’s what we need. I will identified as CIA agents, which Ferrer told us he 5 — Steve Symms, R-ldaho, $2,261,761 Letters should be brief and to the poini. They to be a white male, a fact well not run as Tinkerbell, ’ ’ she told the 6 — Pete Wilson, R-Collt., $2,037,808 known to both Jackson and politician to a national candidate. had not known when he was dealing with them. BQt 7 — Chorles Grosslev, R-lowo, should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for National Conference of State $2,019,748 ‘Tve had 15 years oksthe Philippine leftists later used his unwitting CIA "v"* ♦’V ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Schroeder. So what’s the point of Legislators. “Either people are connection to try to discredit him. 8 — Thomas Daschle, O-S.D., going through an expensive and Armed Services committee. I’ve ready for it, or I don’t want any $1,949,843 must be signed with name, address and daytime been head of arms control. I’m In 1984,12 years after his break with Marcos, 9 — Tim WIrth, D-Colo., $1,833,942 telephone number (for verification). exhausting campaign? part of it.” 10 — Arlen Specter, R-Po., $1,790,384 senior woman in the House. I say Ferrer finally joined the official opposition, 11 — David Durenberger, R-MInn., The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the A waste of time and money? my family looks much more like winning a parliamentary seat as a member of the ' $1,774,046 interests of brevity, clarity and taste. 12 — Paul Simon, D -lll., $1,671,664 Probably not. If they run, Jackson the American family,” she told Jonathan Wolman Is assistant Democratic Party. He remained a party official : 13 — Ernest Holllngs, D-S.C., Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester and Schroeder may end up ABC’s "Good Morning America. ” until his death. $1,606,431 Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. bureau chief for The Associated 14 — Dan Quavie, R-lnd„ $1,604,622 gaining by losing. "I think America’s man enough Press in Washington. It was the descendant of Ferrer’s old NAMFREL '15 — Alfonse M. D'Amato, R-N.Y., $U95,150 . organization that exposed the widespread fraud ip * 16 — John Breaux, D-La„ $1,581,610 the 1986 election and ignited the popular movement 17 — Alan Dixon, D IM., $1,575,864 that eventually brought Cory Aquino to power. Last 18 — Orrin G: Hatch, R-Utah, $1,'575,608 November, he was appointed secretary of local : 19 — John Glenn, D-Ohio, $1,558,367 The most unpopular man In Washington governments, and embarked on a program to 20 — Richard Shelby, D-Ala., $1,545,682 purge incompetent and corrupt local officials. That '21 — Bob Packwood, R-Ore., WASHINGTON — It’s impossible to judge these The Washington office is small and spare. 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He says the group thus Still, the Palestinians take it all seriously. /\ G>nnecticttfs Book. pictured to be in political rhetoric. He is a short, represents the interests of liberty and legality. He Rahman says even the thought is upsetting. He iflaiirliPBtpr l^pral^ balding man without horns; he has been an admits the liberationists very often resort to says he is a law-abiding resident, his group is fully Founded In 1881 Charles Darwin first outlined his American resident for 16 years, he has an violence, but he insists that is because Israel will accredited, and, “If the United States moves theory of natural selection and American education, an American wife and four not peacefully abandon the occupied territories. against us, I can tell you that it will remove itself PENNY M 8IEFFEBT ...... PuW liher' evolution in 1857. American children. ^ DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Exacullve Editor Rahman says the PLO would rather work for an entirely from the Arab and Israeli peace process. ADELE M. ANGLE...... Nawi Editor ! That’s not to say hd*s completely lenitive. The amicable settlement. That’s the reason it has Such as the process is, anyway. Rahman ALEXANDER GIBELLI ..... A n o e lito Editor ■ lobbyist bums with the Palestine frustrations of established political representation in the United concedes there is precious little amity between the I EMERGENCY OSNET legend. He was bora in that state in 1944, not long DENISE A. ROBERTS .. . AdvortWng Director I ,. Fire — Police — Medical States. The PLO employs eight people at the PIO in belligerants; "Look at my case. I’m an example of MARK F ABRAITIS...... Builncet Miniger ‘ Wb go beyond the call. before the Israel partition arrangement was Washington, and there are eight more loyalists who what’s going on. The Jews won’t talk to me, they SHELDON COHEN...... Compotirtg Maneger ! imposed by the British, and he was raised on the staff a mission to the United Nations in New York turn their backs; if I’m the most unpopular man in ROBERT H. HUBBARD.. . Preetroom Manager • DIAL 911 andent West Bank of the Jordan River, a most City. Washington, the Israelis have done a good job.” JEANNE G FROMERTH . Circulation Manager | In Manchester * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10. 19B7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10, 19«7 - B NOT f2€CClV//N/5" y v n m ; i ^ I L L -< ^ R (F F (T H — SNAFU by Bruce Beallle PEANUT8 by ChariM M. Bcbuli

mean Vo>^ e The Ateocloted Press tion. Having failed to do so, GM was though it might be as accurate to producers cannot maintain high There is no question they have that maybe only Uncle Sam can left with no other solution than to say they have merely taken a cue production. This year’s high sales, succeeded in attracting the custo­ continue indefinitely. cut rates low enough to overcome NEW YORK — Two eccentric from the U.S. Treasury artificially spurred by below- mers. Last year, GM, Ford Motor The second oddity involves the buyer resistance. and illogical practices, so erratic Department. market interest rates, will cut into Co. and Chrysler Corp. cleared behavior of the automobile manu­ Neither of these actions can that If continued they can lead only That is, they have been stretching next year’s production. their lots with such incentives. Not UJHEN ONE C0NSIPER5 HOUl ONE WHO HAS YOU Off*: facturers, who seem to have continue, of course. to disaster, are involved in the out their debt payments to make The practice will also cut into only did they sell their cars, they PIFFICULTIT REALLY IS, ONE ONE'S TEAM !5 FORTUNATE rediscovered the ersatz principle latest effort by Detroit to get you to Consumers cannot continue to them less burdensome on current profits. When GM offered 2.9 got the financing contracts, too. MUSTAPMITTHATONE IS NOT TO LOSE ONE'S that while they might lose on every spend more than they earn without buy its automobiles; income, cutting into their savings percent financing last year it Professor A. Charlene Sullivan of FORTUN ATE EVER TO CATCH M IN E’ IS N 'T O N E ? '/ " sale they will seek to make it up in bumping into reality. And produc­ First is the condition of the rates and leveraging their financial suffered a third-quarter operating Purdue University’s Credit Re­ THE BALL AT ALL, ISNT ONE'’ volume. ers cannot continue to sell at a loss HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DHc Brown* American consumer. portfolios, which have risen by loss of $338 million. And this year’s search Center notes that the General Motors Corp., for exam­ without learning a bitter economic Consumers are hurting, but they billions of dollars this year. incentive program involves 1.9 market share of car credit held by ple, has until now declined to truth. are desiring, too. They really want Eventually, says Juster, the percent financing. financial affiliates of automakers N aTM AM KSy recognize the dictate of the market­ For a while, however, both to buy cars, but they haven’t been consumer will be forced to take a For reasons that automakers has more than doubled since 1976, WE PE JU6T place, continuing to produce cars at consumers and producers can look PEP able to save for them. The savings breather, which is to say he will be may understand, but which tend to from 19 percent to 40 percent. F LOOP H "My caviar better still be In the a faster rate than it sold them, like magicians. 1 6 rate is near an all-time low. unable to buy the products he confuse many others, Detroit Thus, it appears that in one swift 6ALE refrigerator, young man!!!" causing acres of inventory to Consumers have survived, says The University of Michigan’s desires no matter how passionately chooses to adjust to weaker-than- stroke of genius the automakers accumulate. F. Tom Juster of the University of consumer surveyors point out, in he craves them. And that produces expected markets by maintaining have learned not only how to boost The logical solution would have Michigan’s Institute of Social Re­ THE aRIZZWELL8~ by Bill S ch o rr fact, that over the past several a producer problem. production and then subsidizing car sales but to capture the loan been to observe the marketplace search, by “ acting a bit like years consumers have spent faster If consumers cannot maintain a customers so as to boost the market as well. edict, which was to slow produc­ less-developed countries,” al- high level of purchases, then 8-10 MOM H«/E TO REAUZE IWfiT ' I tttKTCARE.. ■-PUT MCK)*OMu market. And lose on each. INREFWPEHT. m\

Citicorp giving up on Choice Black investment firm Opening August 11,th "THE V JOHNAOAC) Silo DRIVE-THRU WASHINGTON — Citicorp’s attempt to create its own credit card. Choice, is falling victim to belt-tightening moves, and the W AS AAV ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue agrees to buy Beatrice cards will be converted to Visa cards Sept. 1, The Washington ULTRA NAILS IDEA.” Post reported today. located within Salon Ultra AL,OUR ENEMY AFRAID BUT SQUILL THE IS NO MORE, AND I SAYx----- AOLIANA./) I DON'T THE PAIN IS T I...I W A S The decision to fold the Choice card is the latest in a series of NEW YORK (AP) — The TLC FAT WAS A PAIN/ NOT IN M Y S ID E , I THINKING OF unnamed sources, reported in S i i CALLS / ^ ER EiV? V f EEL LIKE IN OUR SIDE FATHER... IT'S ( BUBBLES, AND budget-minded moves by Citicorp, whose $191.4 billion in assets Group, a New York investment Monday’s editions that the manage­ I J - \ /-s TCELEBRATING, FOR SO LONG! INTRODUCTORY CELEBRATION.’ AYE/ W FATHER!* IN M Y HEART.' ) HOW MUCH 1 make it the nation’s largest bank company. The company last firm, has agreed to buy the ment of Beatrice’s international ■zWISE) W ILL M IS S HER! month announced it was increasing its reserves by $3 billion to Beatrice International Food Co. for food business would have a small FMlufMSyntKale Inc Ao'kl .#Mn,eo 8 • (D " H o E d T cover loan losses in South America. $985 million, officials of the invest­ stake in the new company. SPECIALS ?.vAA7 r Citicorp has sent letters to its nearly 1 million Choice ment firm said Sunday. The TLC Group was formed by cardholders announcing the conversion, the newspaper said. TLC will own 55 percent of the chairman Reginald F. Lewis as a V s Most of the cardholders are in the Washington-Baltimore area, business, making it the largest concern that would acquire other where the card has been issued for seven years through Citicorp black-owned company in the coun­ companies. It bought McCall Patt­ Sculptured Nalls Gel NalTs Bridge try in terms of annual revenue. Maryland, but the bank also recently began offering the card in ern Co. for $1 million in 1984 and Full Set Florida and Colorado, the Post said. The Chicago-based food unit sold it last month for $90 million to $A AOO $ J . C 0 0 includes 64 companies in 31 coun­ NOW " T W The Choice card had an annual interest rate of 21 percent, but the John Crowther Group, a British Reg. *50 tries. It reported $2.5 billion in sales NOW Two things should have guided de­ there was no annual fee and customers were offered rebates of O.S textile conglomerate. Sifting last year and operating income of clarer to a better decision when West percent on purchases above a certain amount. The Johnson Publishing Co. of Natural Nall Enhancer NORTH 8-10-81 led a spade. First, East had already THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Santom $147 million. Chicago is currently the largest PK8765 the evidence The new Visa card offered by Citicorp will have a 16.8 percent for strength and length problems shown up with the club ace and surely The international food company black-owned business, with re­ P 1 0 8 6 interest rate but carry an annual fee of $20. (WHAT'‘ makes candy, snacks, processed venues last vear of $173.5 million. ♦ J 8 2 had the diamond king. (West might '^FOI?OB^egPT? H5Y! a m ig u p p d ^ WfN PlDH'T'ajA^V YOU 4 10 6 By James Jacoby have led the diamond king if he held meats, beverages and other food Reg. *30“ $2 5 0 0 TDeATlTOFFW products and is engaged in wholer TLC Group said it had agreed to NOW both the ace and the king.) If East also V wamtbpawshof sell the company’s Beatrice Foods WEST EAST North’s response to South’s one- held the spade ace, he might wel) have VANILLA Dollar mostly higher, gold down sale and retail distribution of food, 60LWTEP? IGE GIR&AWT Canada Ltd. for about $230 million, Complete Nall Ca/e ■ By Appointment Only ♦ A932 ♦ Q4 heart opening bid was pushy. Bal­ opened the bidding. Second, if West groceries and household products. ▼ 7 5 \ c e o i B m LONDON — The U.S. dollar was trading higher against most in a leveraged buyout by the Onex ▼ 4 2 anced distribution plus a king and a held the spade queen, he would be re­ In the deal with BCI Holdings, the ♦ A764 major foreign currencies in quiet trading early in Europe today, Corp. of Canada and the manage­ 555 Main St., Manchester • 643-9525 ♦ K 9 5 3 jack is a little light. Sure enough, the luctant to lead away from it, since de­ parent of Beatrice companies, ♦ 9 7 5 4AQ843 ment of Beatrice Canada. TLC will response got a jump to three hearts clarer would have to eventually lead although currency traders said fears of central bank intervention-, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. will keep a 20 percent interest. SOUTH from opener, and that contract was the spade suit himself. Another way of could push it down. own most of the balance. Drexel is ♦ J 10 far from safe. Now place yourself in viewing the problem is that West Gold prices dropped as much as $4 an ounce. providing financing for the lever­ The sale, which is exp^ted to be ▼ AKQJ93 the South position, try not to look at might underlead the spade ace, hoping European currency dealers attributed the dollar’s rise to aged buyout. completed by Oct. 1, is subject to ♦ Q 10 the East-West hands, and follow along that declarer would misguess, but tensions in the Persian Gulf and higher U.S. interest rates. The In a leveraged buyout, a com­ approval by the Justice Depart­ 4K J2 with the defense. would be leery about leading away U.S. Federal Reserve, the West German Bundesbank and the pany’s cash flow is used to repay ment, the Federal Trade Commis­ Vulnerable: Neither East won the opening lead with the from the queen since that might be the r r Bank of England all stepped in to curb the dollar last week, the debt taken on to finance the sion and some foreign governments Dealer: East club ace and returned a club. Declarer only way for declarer to make a trick dealers said. purchase. in countries where the company won the king, ruffed the club jack in holding J-x of spades. "The market’s view of the American economy as essentially The New York Times, citing operates. West FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thaves North East South dummy and led a low diamond. East weak hasn’t changed,” said one dealer in Rome. “ The trouble in Pass !▼ played low; West won South’s queen the gulf is what’s helping to push up the dollar.” Pass ! ♦ Pass with his ace and now played a low Pass A new book by James Jacoby and American warships are escorting Kuwaiti tankers through the Pass Pass spade. Declarer played low from dum­ his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is my. Blast won the queen and returned WS THE NEW m o t t o gulf, where Iran and Iraq have been at war for nearly seven Gas price up a penny Opening lead: ♦ 7 now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ a spade to West’s ace. West now years. Cemedmt lAMmviUj coby on Card Games,” published by smartly led a diamond, and East’s "THE j^Tops European bullion dealers said gold prices were hurt by events LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Prices per gallon at self-serve Pharos Books. in the Persian Gulf and by the huge goldminers’ strike in South king took the^tting trick. © U07, NEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN. average price of a gallon of gasoline pumps were: regular unleaded, Your p jlh to :.1(I-9;I5 pm ECO .IIS lU M (iovernm i-nl 4 Business gas stations nationwide determined were; regular unleaded, 120.72 Wed t. .1(l-*»:40 pm PSY 201-0.1M I’svchology ol l’ersonality HARTFORD — Rule-making procedures used by the federal Tucs h:30-9:15 pm PSY 3I(>-04M Behavioral Scieoee Slatisties that the average price, including all cents; regular leaded, 116.93 cents, —■=: -Vh AVC-S 6-10 Occupational Safety and Health Administration are so grades, taxes and type of service, and premium unleaded, 130.37 cumbersome that the agency has been stymied in attempts to was 102.65 cents a gallon, analyst East Hartford - at Pratt 8c Whitney Aircraft gar tbrongh the coffee maker just as cents. Vinegar will clean 93863, Cleveland, OH 44101-5863. Be improve safety in the nation’s workplaces, a published report Trilby Lundberg said Sunday. (For Prall 8c Whitney Employees Only) if yon were making coffee. This WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli Thors. 5:(K)-7:45 pm BUS 33.3-04P Personnel Adminisiralion sure to include the title. — POLLY says. That was an increase of 0.99 cent In 1891, petroleum fields were your coffee maker should remove all calcium deposits The Hartford Courant, reporting in Sunday’s editions, said Toes. S;(I0.7:45 pm ECO 215-05P Applied Slalistics and other accnmulations. After this, DEAR POLLY — I rub a little a gallon over the previous survey, discovered in the region of the Mon. 5:00-7:45 pm EC0 301-03P Intermediate Micnwconomie Analysis DID HE REALLY IT TURNED OUT T7D BE OSHA is frequently handcuffed because it is required to compare she said. Caspian Sea. By Polly Fisher wash with sndsy water and rinse thor­ cooking oil or machine oil on glue SEE A FDZ/Ne A L/MA BEAN STUCK O N oughly to remove any trace of the vin­ tubes tefore I put the cap back on. the value of lives potentially saved to the cost a new regulation Hartford • at the Connecticut National Guard Armory SAUCER'S Hie EVEJohn Marzano. in the reels in major title Mason said his agency will extend that deadline if state Supreme Court to fight a poses. however, the Board of many innings. I hadn’t gone more Then he breezed the rest of the fourth, deeper into debt and still retain our government of mishandling the battle against AIDS possible, but added that CDC may be powerless to do status as a world leader," said the among minorities. Superior Court ruling on bonding Directors is considered the town than two in a year.” way, allowing three singles and a Seitzer, who went 6-6 with two By Ed Shearer playoff. so. He also said Congress directed that the money be The Associated Press study, which also emphasized that The black caucus requested Sunday that the CDC for improvements around the pro­ legislative body, Maloney ruled. A seventh round pick in the 1981 double on a ball which Willie Wilson homers and seven RBI against Mark McCumber, who shared the awarded to state agencies, not directly to minority posed Mall at Buckland Hills are June free agent draft, Davis, now dropped after a long run and Boston in Kansas City on the Related story interest payments on the debt will set up an advisory panel made up mostly of organizations. Beck said this morning that third round lead with D.A. Weib- inappropriate, the attorney repres­ Maloney’s decision does not bear on 24, struggled in the minors. After originally was charged with an previous Sunday, had his 10th PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. ring, gambled for victory when he reduce the U.S. standard of living. minorities to review applications for CDC funding Next fiscal year, he noted, CDC will award a new — see page 13 The congressional study puts the for AIDS education among minorities. enting the Manchester Property other municipalities, but is res­ three consecutive losing seasons as error. homer and two singles, driving in — Larry Nelson desperately tried to reach the par-5 final hole in $3 million directly to minority organizations for a starter, the Royals decided to see wanted one more major champion­ net U.S. foreign debt at $209 billion. “ I think it’s a good idea,” said CDC Director Owners Association said this tricted to a reading of the town “ I didn’t want to walk anybody.” two runs and scoring two. two. AIDS education, in addition to the $7 million morning. ship before he ended a late-starting The largest debt of any Third World James O. Mason. “ We’ll look at that and see where charter. what he could do as a short reliever said Davis, who issued two bases on Balboni had two singles and a degree weather Sunday, Nelson It failed. His second shot plunked allocated through the states. golf career country is Brazil's, about $112 we can increase minority input.” The town is appealing the deci­ Beck said he is challenging the last year at Memphis of the Class balls in a row to force in the winning two-run double which capped the said he was ready to play some in the water. After a drop, he almost sion two weeks ago by Superior A A Southern League. He also wanted to finally silence billion. Hispanic caucus spokeswoman Ruth Rodriguez, More than 1,000 health officials, educators and town’s attempt to appeal the case to run in the ninth inning of Bo.ston’s fourth inning. The two-base hit just more. holed his approach, one he needed Court Judge John P. Maloney “ They made me a relief pitcher the critics who claimed two major Predictions for the future vary. decrying the CDC’s “ disregard and insensitivity” minority activists attended the conference, which the Supreme Court simply because 4-3 victory Friday night. scraped the wall in left. 315 feet He earned a five-year exemption to make the playoff. His was about because I didn’t do well as a crowns weren’t enough to earn him Malcolm Baldrige, the late secre­ toward Latin Americans with AIDS, made a similar focused on the incidence of AIDS among minorities. barring the town from issuing $13 he_believes the case isn’t extraord- “ I was determined not to let it away. Then, in the sixth against to the Masters and a 10-year three feet away. He missed again starting pitcher,” Davis said. ” It a spot among the game’s elite. tary of Commerce, predicted to the request, demanding creation of an advisory board Blacks and Hispanics, 19 percent of the U.S. nnillion in tax-increment bonds to i nary enough to warrant moving it happen again.” he said. “ I think I Bolton, he was robbed by right- exemption on the PGA Tour. for bogey, finishing with a 77 for a pay for road improvements around didn’t bother me a bit and I think The quiet little man from Georgia committee that the debt would including Hispanic AIDS victims/ population, comprise 38 percent of all reported to the Supreme Court. felt more comfortable because of fielder Dave Henderson’s spectacu­ “ I ’m not going to quit,” he said. 289 and a tie with Don Pooley, who the proposed mail site. The judge it’s great that they moved me. I solved both problems Sunday, reach nearly $700 billion by 1993 A particular source of controversy at the two-day AIDS cases, and 80 percent of children with AIDS Assistant Town Manager Steven what happened the other night. I lar catch of a drive into the triangle “ If I don’t win In the next four or had a 72. ruled in favor of the MPOA, which have a new career. It moved me to near the 420-foot mark. knocking in a six-foot par putt on before beginning to decline. conference was $7 million in new federal funding are black or Hispanic, health officials said. Werbner maintained this morning tried to throw on the comers and five years, I can quit being happy “ I ’m sure I will be second- argued that the bond issue, ap­ Omaha (Triple-A American Associ­ The Red Sox were shorthanded as the first hole of a sudden-death Meanwhile, the Committee on approved by Congress last month and targeted for that Maloney’s decision does have today the umpire gave me a couple that this was my last victory.” guessed,” McCumber said. “ But I Asians attending the conference asked federal proved last year by the town Board ation) late last year and then got me they finished their season series playoff with Lanny Wadkins to win Economic Development, a private minority AIDS education. implications beyond the town of of comers.” It was Nelson’s eighth victory on felt it was the right time to make the officials to begin keeping detailed information about of Directors, should have been here. I ’m happy.” with Kansas City 6-6. Third base- the 69th PGA Championship. group, sees a debt of more than $1 The money has been appropriated “ without Manchester. "He had a good slider and he the PGA Tour, but his first since the gamble.” AIDS in the Asian and native American communi­ approved by the town electorate in With just 14 saves from their man Wade Boggs nursed an aching Both players finished at 1-under- trillion in a few years and a significant input from the black community. “ Certainly, upon our review, the threw strikes.” Gardner said. “ If 1984 Walt Disney. Weibring closed with a 76 and tied ties, as is done for blacks and Hispanics. a referendum. builpen this season, the Royals back while Jim Rice was sidelined par 287 on the 7,002-yaid Cham­ continued rise beyond the year 2000 decision has statewide implications you can throw strikes in this ball It also earned him $150,000 and an Hoch for third place. ’’They’re (the town) is trying to for any town that has a similar called up Davis on July 21. He park and avoid walking people, with a bruised right hand. pions course of the PGA National automatic spot on the U.S. Ryder Deadlocked at 290 were Bobby if “ business as usual" policies Golf Club. Nelson closed with a 72, continue. make it into a bigger case than it charter and wants to use this type of appeared in five major league you’regoingtobeeffective, Wealso While the Royals returned to Cup team that will face a European Wadkins, 77, and Elen Crenshaw, 74. is,” said Manchester attorney games without a decision before his Kansas City to play the New York Wadkins with a 73. team next month. Part of the swing from creditor to bonding mechanism,” Werbner got a few hits and that made a Raymond Floyd, a two-time Bruce Beck. impressive 86-pitch performance Yankees, the Red Sox remained at “ This really is a big confidence debtor nation was caused by an said. difference.” “ I ’m extremely happy because I champion, and Spain’s Seve Balles­ Fire blamed on faulty wiring against the Red Sox. home, opening a series with the booster to me,” Nelson said. overvalued dollar, and the report While the town filed an appeal “ One man, Davis, just shut the woii one of the greatest champion­ teros were in position after three last week in the state Appellate “ Every inning I moved my arm Toronto Blue Jays tonight. “ This is the most important one,” says the dollar’s value should be door on us.” Boston Manager John ships on one of the hardest golf rounds, but both collapsedf in the Continued from page 1 around to see how it was feeling,” Boston’s Roger Clemens. 11-7, he added. “ You never know when dropped more in some cases. Brian Heath noted that most of problems, so the Heaths did not Court, attorneys representing the McNamara said. “ We didn’t have course against one of the greatest heat. Ballesteros shot a 78 for 292, the wiring in the house is more than town and the mall developer, Davis said. “ It felt ail right all day. was named to start against Toron­ your last victory will be.” fields,” Nelson said. “The dollar clearly has not have it modernized, she said. too many opportunities after he Floyd had an 80 and was at 293. Mund said he had also been away 20 years old, which predates his In the ninth, Billy (Manager to’s Jim Clany, 10-8, in the series Nelson, who will be 40 next “ And, I beat Lanny Wadkins, who depreciated sufficiently relative to The Heaths are not sure how Homart Development Corp of Chi­ ATTENTION came in.” Tom Watson, who needs a PGA and had gotten back in the after­ ownership. He said he believed that cago, are at the same time seeking Gardner) asked me if I wanted to opener. month, won his first major in the is one of the toughest competitors in some countries which manipulate much damage the fire caused ■The Royals unloaded a 17-hit title to become the fifth player to noon but had not smelled smoke. He the wiring that caused the fire was because they are still waiting to to have the case transferred to the KIRBY OWNERS!! 1981 PGA and came back two years the game.” win all four major events, made an the value of their currencies ... to was sleeping at the time of the faulty when it was put in. There had hear from their insurance com­ state Supreme Court. In requesting later to capture the U.S. Open. “ Larry is very unassuming, but early run. but struggled in with a 39 gain a competitive advantage,” the blaze. w« bn« SENUNE KMBY PASTS “ After the ’83 Open I decided not report said. been a gap in the circuit and the pany. They are not sure how long the transfer in a letter to the when he gets in the hunt, he’s on the back nine, including a It took firefighters almost two wires had been running together, he Supreme Court clerk, the attorneys W« mMir MfSy Vm «m m to be concerned about what anyb­ awfully hard to shake,” Wadkins Although the dollar's fall against repairs will take, and they are not double-bogey on 18, for a 71 and was hours to put out the blaze. said. Cite potential implications of Malo­ ody thought of my career,” Nelson said. many major trading partners has worried about the negative effect at 293. “ This is a very old house with old “ This was a timebomb waiting to ney’s decision for other state SMALL APPUANCE SEPAIR said. “ It was kind of a test of survival helped reduce the nation’s recent the fire might have on its property Port Rd. Plaxa, Rt 30 Five-time PGA champion Jack wood. Old wood is very dry, which go off.” he said. “ There was municipalities. He said he began thinking about today,” Wadkins added, and it was trade deficits, “ for the United value. Vomon, CT Nicklaus was never a factor, makes the fire go up faster. It’s a nothing of any great value upstairs. Maloney’s decision says that, for doing other things at that time, got Nelson who survived on a day when States to restore its creditor status, "It was gratifying all the people S72-12S0 finishing with a 73 for 296, and huge old house, and houses like that It is used mainly for storage.” that came out to help,” Brian said. purposes of the issuance of tax- into several businesses and saw his six players either led or shared the Arnold Palmer had a 76 for 306. today's trade deficits will have to be have nooks and crannies which Only the kitchen had been re­ “ We simply consider ourselves increment bonds, Manchester vo­ 10% diicwml wm IMS MopM golf game deteriorate. lead. Defending champion Bob Tway, transformed into trade surpluses,” makes it harder to put the fire out,” “ It’s been all downhill since it said. wired recently. Tonia Heath said. fortunate that no one was injured.” ters are a part of the local . Scott Hoch, who started the final with a 75, and U.S. Open champion said Mund, who is a local house However, the wiring in the rest of then,” he said of his game. “ This round seven shots behind, had a 69 The report also calls for a Fire officials could not be Scott Simpson, who had a 73, t i ^ at painter. the house had not been the cause of year I wanted to come back and to finish at 288. He was very much in reduction in the federal govern­ reached for comment this morning. 300 and British Open winner Nick play golf. I was going to play until I contention going to the last hole, ment’s budget deficit, which topped Faldo had a 74 for a 297 total. won again.” where he missed an 8-foot birdie $220 billion last year and is ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Greg Norman, one of the pre­ Although his goal was attained in putt, and then missed a 3-foot par tournament favorites, soared to a expected to be about $155 billion in Stench leads cops to old bodies the sweltering, record-setting 97- fiscal 1987, which ends Sept. 30. INSURANSMITHS SINCE that would have placed him in the 79 and struggled in at 309. “ However, fiscal policy is only PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Police autopsy resuits before deciding Sunday, sayitig the stench “ was part of the solution, since a today awaited the results of auto­ reduction in the federal budget whether to classify the deaths getting worse, and the guy hadn’t 1914 psies on six or seven decomposed or homicides. returned,” said McGarry. deficit will not in itself restore skeletal bodies found in a bloody, balance to our external accounts," The bodies were discovered after Through a crack in the door, Contenders not bashful debris-strewn apartment, and it said. ' the iandiord complained about a police saw bodies and blood on the searched for the man who had According to the report, a strong stench coming from a third-floor floor and walls, McGarry said. An 649-5241 rented it until his eviction. economy would make “ less onerous apartment, said Detective Robert initial search produced two 65 E. Center Street The bodies were found Sunday in McGarry. ... the burden of reducing the women’s bodies, one naked and the Manchester, Ct. in quest of PGA crown a north Philadelphia row house The tenant, who occupied the external debt. Unfortunately, cur­ other partialiy clothed, McGarry considered a drug users’ “ shooting apartment for four years, had said. rent policies do not hold out the gallery,” authorities said. By Joey Holloman shot out of the playoff after said. “ But it would have been nailed his door shut from the Buried under garbage were the prospect that the United States will The Associated Press three-putting from eight feet on the discussed for years, too. If I’d hit it The evicted tenant, 30-year-old outside and staiked out of the skeletal remains of three more pay its debts through sustained Harrison Graham, was being 18th green. on the green and made the eagle. building after the landlord’s ne­ bodies, one wrapped in a sheet, expansion of production.” sought for questioning, said Detec­ COMING SOON! PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. McCumber, expressing the senti­ “ I knew it was a risky play, but phew ordered him out Wednesday police said. A P p n o to tive Jeff PIree. No warrant was — Powerful, jut-jawed Mark ments of the three also-rans, said; I ’ve done It so many times I felt or Thursday, police said. Inside a cioset were the skeietal The blood of a horseshoe crab is issued for the man’s arrest. McCumber wasn’t about to try a “ I ’d love to have a chance to do it confident.” The owner, who iived on the first remains of pnother body, which American League umpire Ken Kaiser fell out of the stands trying to retrieve a sky blue when exposed to the air. Poiice said said they would await floor of the building, called police (right) helps spectator Tom Archam- foul ball in the second inning of the sissy short-iron approach if a again, but we don’t get that option McCumber said a similar final- appeared to have been tied up. macho shot with Ms driver might in our profession.” round shot two years ago led to his bault of Newport, R.I., back into the game between the Red Sox and Kansas win the PGA Championship. McCumber, who hap won five winning the Doral Open. Ttre^fone stands In this two-picture combination City Royals. Sometimes, that attitude wins PGA Tour events but never a Cities see local economy as biggest problem Sunday at Fenway Park, Archambault tournaments. On Sunday, it lost a major, went for the green on the “ I have a lot of good memories big one. 541-yard 18th hole after a drive of and positive feelings about hitting 289 yards that caught the short that driver. I wish the one I hit had WASHINGTON (AP) - The the possibilities for suits are so McCumber, playing in the final economic conditions and 8 percent “ While populations of small cities rough. He agonized over the second been a little bit better,” McCumber biggest problem facing America’s numerous — everything from trip­ threesome, went for the green with said unemployment. are generally holding steady or shot, pulling out his driver, then said. “ But If I had it to do again, I small cities and towns is how to ping on the sidewalk to getting his sNew York Mets 6-3. short of the green. Hoch, playing a few groups ahead development, a new survey shows. 327 HARTFORD TURNPIKE The resulting bogey left him with of the rest of the leaders, could the shrinking availability of liabil­ 30 percent said they worsened and tion,” said Alan Beals, executive NEW YORK - Nothing was ball, I was in control.” The second-place Mets, however, “ I feel terrible right now, but I At the same time, the vulnerabil­ ity insurance, the high cost of that a final round of 5-over-par 77 for the sympathize with McCumber. He hit 28 percent found no change. director of the National League of going to rush Chicago’s Scott So Sanderson took his time — and remained 4‘A games back in the day and l-over 289 for the tourna­ would have felt worse if I had hit a ity to lawsuits is regarded as insurance and the perception that his third shot«n 18 about eight feet Half the cities surveyed said they Cities. ROUTE 30 Sanderson. Carter asked for time. But after National League East, as division- ment. It was a score that left him short iron up there and ended up in critical or serious by 80 percent of municipalities have the resources from the hole. All he had to do was expected to spend about the same “ The loss of young people is bad With the score tied 2-2 and the fouling off a pair of two-strike leading St. Louis lost 8-7 in 14 two shots out of the playoff the rough anyway,” McCumber the 305 communities under 50,000 of taxpayer money. (ACROSS FROM BURGER KING) sink that putt to finish at 286, a score amount this year as last for news for any community, and it is a bases loaded in the sixth, he was pitches and stepping out of the box innings to Philadelphia. involving Larry Nelson and Lanny said. “ I would have thought, ‘Man, that responded to the survey by the When asked the most important which would have been g o ^ economic development. But 28 situation that points to other determined to take as much time as several times. Carter finally fouled "It was a replay of last night,” Wadkins. you didn’t even try to win this National League of Cities. enough to win the tournament. problems they face, 13 percent of percent said they expected to spend problems down the road if it cannot he needed to pitch to Gary Carter. out to catcher Jody Davis, and said Mets Manager Da vey Johnson, McCumber wasn’t the only golfer tournament.’ And that would have The authors of the study, Linda VERNON, CT 06066 Instead, he three-putted. the respondents listed'the ability to more and only 7 percent they would be stabilized.” “ If I make a bad pitch and he hits Sanderson went on to win his first whose club stranded 12 runners with that empty feeling after stuck in my throat.” McGregor Matlock and Linda R. attract industry and jobs, 10 spend less. In that category, 15 one out,” Sanderson said, ‘ Tvehad game in more than a month. Saturday in a 5-3 loss. “ The Sunday’s final round. Wadkins McCumber said he expected to be The first miss was understanda­ Woodhou&i., r<‘id insurance has percent said streets roads and percent said they expected to In 1689, Russia’s Peter the Great RICH SHEEHAN, STORE MGR. a bad outing. But if I get him. I ’ve The Chicago Cubs broke the opportunities were there, but we missed a four-foot putt on the first questioned about bis deidslon to go ble; the bumpy greens were caus­ be^;-~“ *he problem it Is “ because sidewalks, 9 percent clteu ov«ral! expend no effort on that at all. Imposed a tax on beards. changed around the momentum of deadlock in the top of the seventh extra hole to lose the playoff to for the green. ing problems for everyone. Then he the game. It came down to one pitch Sunday, pounding Dwight Gooden Please tarn to page IS Nelson, and Scott Hoch finished one “ It’ll be discussed for years,” he missed a three-footer coming back. U MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug, 10, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 10, 1987 — H SCOREBOARD Tw ins sweep into first place By Ben Walker homer, his 17th, capped a three-run TIgirt 15. Yinkm 4 The Associated Press Blue Jays S, Indians 1 w in . lost* & DHUW Bobby Wddklns, 87300 6B-74-7t-77-38 third against Angels starter Don Basebafl Malar Laagua laadart Curtts Slronge 322300 2-Jta-M-391 A L Roundup John CeruttI won his seventh NBW YORK OCTROIT Save Ballefleros,'817300 Sutton. 72- 70-72-7B—292 The Minnesota Twins won a straight decision and Jesse Bar- m 01irh B I B m M RSHOIBalt. Nick Price, 317300 76-71-70-75-392 Coltocf 5 1 3 0 Wbltakr3b 4 111 David Frost, 317300 75-70-71-7I6-392 weekend best-ball toumainent in field, Willie Upshaw and Lloyd Brewert 8, White Box 4 GWordlf 3 1 1 0 AMERICAN LRAOUR WlwndrTb 1000 Q AS R Tom Kile, 317300 7»-77-7)-73-392 the American League West and Moseby hit home runs as Toronto Milwaukee’s Paul Molltor tied a Aimricin Lngui Mandlngi RKtIIvcf 100 0 ModIckdh 3 3 13 H PC*. Raymond Floyd, 310,790 7D-7D-7S«)-299 New York, which got routed 15-4 by M li^ v lb 4 0 11 Bo o m Ben 18 411 *3 18 .363 wound up in first place with a nice won in Cleveland. Brotnndb 3010 W t r A IW ie ir MollinolvNY Jeff Shiman, 310,790 7MP7B-74-293 Detroit. team record by extending his WInflld dh 4 111 Obion IT n 3M M 130 .38 Dan PoM, 310,78 lead. 3 3 10 NUDoesfbR SsIlMr KC m 433 W 143 .3 » 71-78-7S39-393 In other games, Kansas City beat CeruttI, 92, has not lost since hitting streak to 24 games as the Sohne 0000 Tohnonlf 0000 David Edwards, 310,78 49-7S-77-72-293 W L P d. OB Pglrulo 3b 4 1 1 3 TrommI n Trammll Od 8 393 M 18 .337 "We went out and took It one Boston 93, Milwaukee defeated May 17. He pitched six innings and Brewers won in Chicago. Teronie 4 3 3 3 tt#Riii5.in; Puckett Min 18 435 71 141 Tom Watson, SW,78 70-79-73-71— 393 <6 4S .595 — Pofduarf 4 0 3 0 Htfndonrf 3013 .324 Curt Bvram, 3W,78 74- 7S3B-76-393 game at a time. We didn’t think gave up seven hits, including Molltor kept his streak going with NtwYerfc M 46 .Sit >A Coronec RKriTDoesib DwEvans Bsn 1 « 373 74 18 .323 Chicago 8-4 and Baltimore defeated 4 0 10 Sbiiidnrf 3 113 ToMerCle 105 Peter Jooobssn, 33,500 73- 79-73-73-394 sweep, ’ Tom Brunansky said after Tommy HInzo’s first major-league a ninth-inning double off Jim Winn. DtiroH 63 45 ,st3 m AAachni3b 3000 MorrlsnSb 410 54 131 .38 Jim Hallel, 8 3 8 Texas 94. Mllwaufctt 4 00 1 ADovIs Sea 110 3*3 8 18 .316 73-7B-73-71— 395 Twins did exactly that against home run. Ken Schrom, 98, took the St 53 .537 7V2 Tollnon n 3 0 0 0 DaEvnsIb 3 3 11 Bernhard Longer, 8 3 8 70- 7B77-70— 395 Hrbek hit a three-run homer in He matched the club record set by ■oaton 53 St JBonlll 3b — 1 iw rro o u ip Franco Cle 8 336 Sf W* .315 loss. .473 13Vi 100 0 Ltmoncf 3 330 Femndi Tor (Ml Morgan, tfsiO 75- 74-70-76-395 Oakland, completing a four-game the third inning for a 91 lead. It was Dave May in 1973. ■oNItnort 30 61 .450 16 Noknc 1111 18 439 TO 18 .314 Oavdoml me Ru m Gene Sauers, S5,97S 76- 743B-7B-396 sweep Sunday with a 7-5 victory Barfield hit his 23rd homer un the Robin Yount’s R B I double keyed 41 70 .369 35 Heottic 4 13 1 Jack NIcktaus, is,975 76-73-74-73-396 his 27th home run of the season — IM vW m 36 4 9 4 McOudre, Oakland, 37; GBell, Toronto, Brunansky, Kent Hrbek, Gary fourth, a two-run drive that went a four-run first inning. Yount leads To M t 36 IS 1413 35; H r M , Minnesota, 27; Murray, Baltl- Payne Stewart, 85,85 7^7S-7S-74-^96 and Just what Minnesota needed. W L Pel. OB Ken Brown, 85,85 73-74-73-76-396 GaettI and Tim Laudner all hiC 440 feet. Upshaw hit his I2th homer the AL with 14 game-winning RBI. Mlnnnota 61 S3 .540 — New Yerk "Wf»< DwEvans, Boston, 25; Snyder, "We got the big lead, and after telltamla 333 383-4 Cleveland, **• Bobby Ctampett34,38 71- 72-77-77-397 in the fifth and Moseby had his 10th Winner Juan Nieves, 96, gave up S7 S5 933 NO— U John Cook,S4383 76.70-72-79-297 **** Twins outscored the winning three games, it may have Oakland S6 S5 Gome Winning RBI — Modlock (5). Russ Cochran 34383 Athletics 34-17 in the series. in the seventh. three runs in six innings. Neil Allen, Kontoi CHv 54 S6 S*fEvans, Boston, 73- 7639-79-397 taken the wind out of their sails," Sialllo . DP—New York 1. 33; McGwire, Oakland, 37; Joyner, Callfor- Joy Hoas34,383 74- 70-76-77-397 Oakland went into Minnesota Hrbek said. After the game, the Blue Jays 0-7, has not won a game since July S4 57 LOB— New York 6, Detroit 3. 3B— Craig Stadtar,8438 75- 72-75-75— 297 TlMOt S3 57 Mdtlngly, ^ n d p n . Lemon, Sheridan, serra,Texas, Thursday night leading the division Brunansky led off the fourth with acquired 49year-old knuckleballer 20,1986. He did not retire any of the Chicago ■V4s, 39,;OoBert Blyleven, 11-9, went six Orioles 5, Rangers 4 Toxot 11, Bammorc 5 NewYork,73„700; Stisb, Robert Wrsnn, 8338 76767675-398 has led the A L West by since June Mark McLemore’s two-run triple Trout 0 13 3 10 TOrOfnOy I l*J|y .flM. Phil Btackmor, 8 3 8 76723672-3W Innings for the .victory. Jeff Rear­ Mlnmtola 9, Oakland 3 Holland 0 0 1110 26. California lost three straight sparked a four-run rally in the Ray Knight singled home pinch- Sm HIo 5, Cainomlo 3 National Laagua raaults Clants 3, Rada 2 Based eg MS M Bale. Denis Watson,838 76767675- 398 don pitched the final two innings Stoddard 1 33313 Tim Simpson, 8338 71-7031-77-399 eighth inning as California averted runner Alan Wiggins from third „ ..SMidav'i Oomit Hudson 1 1 0 0 0 3 NATIONM. LRAOUE games in Seattle before winning 7 -5 and got his 23rd save, despite Komoi City t. Boston 3 O AE R H Bucldy Gardner, C,08 76767971-399 Sunday. a four-game sweep in Seattle. base wljh two outs in the bottom of RIehettI 3 3 1 1 0 0 Gwynn SO Bobby Cole, 8 3 8 71-767679-399 allowing Carney Lansford’s two- Ddrolt 15. Ntw York 4 Cerone 1.00010 Phllllas 8. Cardinals 7 |14 18 48 15 147 A double by Devon White, a walk the ninth inning as Baltimore beat CINCINNATIri 3AN PRAN Guerrero LA 1M 3W 67 Mac O'Grady, 8338 7670- 7130— 299 "I have a really bad feeling to run double with two outs in the Toronto 5. Clivoland 1 D d rd l 18 Tom Purizer, OM and pinch-hitter Bill Buckner’s RBI Texas. Bolthnori 5. Toxos 4 Innings) irhM 8* rh M Galraga AAon 8 363 53 123 767631-71— 38 come here and get beat four times," ninth. Retry W,7-5 8 9 4 3 1 3 Daniels If Donnie Hammond, 8 3 8 single made It 64 in the eighth. Mlnmsoto 7, Oakland 5 Hemondz l 0 0 0 0 0 4 110 Mllnercf 3 10 0 EOayleCIn 97 38 97 113 76767971— 38 Oakland Manager Tony LaRussa Wiggins ran for La rry Sheets, Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Mitchll 3b WCtark SF 18 371 Fred Funk, 8 3 8 69797973-38 Steve Ontiveros, 96, pitched a MHwouku I, Chicago 4 R«muMenpltchedto3batterslnthe4th; STLOUIS PHILA 3 11 0 S9 116 McLemore then tripled off Ed who singled with one out off Charlie Collfomla 7, Soatne 5 EDovIs cf 4 1 1 2 AMruta If 30 12 MThmpen Phi 8 357 at 110 Bob Betlev, 8238 767977-72-38 said. "We justgotoutplayed. Ithink complete-game loss and yielded Trout pitched to 3batters In the 4lh; Holland O b rh b l s B rh M Parker rf Pndttn StL T.C. Chen, 8238 76767673- 38 Nunez and scored on Wally Joyn­ Hough. 11-8. Wiggins took second on „ . Mondav's Oamis pitched to 1 batter In the 4th. Coleman If 6 13 0 Somuel2b 4 0 0 0 Leonordlf 10 10 18 415 65 18 the Twins got some momentum seven hits. 5 13 1 BDIozc 4 0 0 0 WCtark 1b 4 12 1 DJamae Atl 92 340 61 1M Scott Simpson, 8238 76767673-38 er's sacrifice fly. Terry Kennedy's single against ’ ® Baltimore WP— Trout 3, Stoddard. OSmIth ss 5 111 Hoim d 6 111 EscBky 1b Tom Byrum, 8238 79767673-38 early in the series, and it helped The Twins have not won the A L iRpnooon i-S)# 7:35 p.m. Herr2b 3 100 CJomesK 3 0 10 CDcMs rf 30 10 Waltach AAon 1U 48 64 m DeWayne Buice, 5-3, got the Mitch Williams and moved to third AP photo Umpires— Home, Cooney; First, Brink- 4 03 0 DCncs>c2b 3 0 0 0 Brenlyc OMurphy Atl 18 397 Bob Twoy, 8 3 8 7671- 7675— 38 them more than us. We could’ve Toronto (Clancy 1M) at Boston man; Second, Reilly; Third, Welke. Dawleyp OOOOBedrosnp 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 77 119 Mike Rdd, 8 3 8 West since 1970. Minnesota begins a victory. He allowed Mike Kingery’s (ClinMns 11-7), 7:35p.m. Larkin tt 3 0 10 Splimn ph 1000 KHernndz NY 18 4M 62 121 71-797676-38 stopped it with better hitting or on Dale Mohorcic’s wild pickoff T — 3:03. A— 44,673. PPerryp OOOOAgavoph 1000 Power p Lonnie Nielsen, 81356 76767676- 301 three-game series at home Tuesday solo homer in the ninth. Dennis - Dih-olt (Ta m il M ) at Oilcoao (Dotson RBookrph 1 0 0 0 Tskulyep 1 00 0 Mdvlnc 0 0 0 0 h ____me Hu m better pitching, but we didn’t” throw. Dwight Gooden of the Mets delivers a pitch during v**)# s p.fn. 000 0 Franenph 10 10 RThpen 2b 3 0 0 0 Dawyin, Oilcaao, 34; DMurphy, Hubert Green, 8 1 ,^ 76763674-30) night against California. Powell. 91, took the loss. Doylevp 0 0 0 0 Stoneph 1000 RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 IJrRie ss Morris Hatalskv, 81356 76767675-301 Thie A L East lead also flip- John Habyan, 4-3, retired the ’■«> o* Konsas BlueJays 5, Indians 1 Lawless 3b lO O O Colhounp 2000 Attanta,32; EDovls,Clndnnatl,33; JCIork, "I take them one at a time.” Sunday’s game with the Chicago Cubs at Shea Stadium. City (O.Jocfcson 5-13), 3:35 p.m. 0 0 0 0 ONelllph 1 0 0 0 Krukowp 3 0 0 0 St. L M s , » ; HJohnson, New York, 27; Chip Beck, 81356 76767630-301 flopped during the weekend. To ­ Brian Downing led off the game final 10 batters he faced. JCIorklb 42 13ltaultnph 1000 Scherrerp Mike Sullivan, 81356 76767432-301 Twins Manager Tom Kelly said. Gooden wasn't sharp as the Mets bowed, 6-3. •iJ**** Mllwxiukee Mc(taecf 7 0 11 Humep 0 0 0 0 Lefferisp 0000 S tn m ta ^ , New York, 27; WCIark, Son ronto beat Cleveland Sunday with a home run off Lee Guetter- Pete Incaviglia. Larry Parrish (Hloutra 11-3), 3:35 p.m. TORONTO CLEVELAND 0 0 0 0 FWlIbnsp 0 0 0 0 DRoMsn p 0000 Pfundsco, 24,j^Grarwo, Los Angeles, 23. Steve Jones, 81,78 76767681-38 5 -1 " I ’ve actually forgotten what has PndttnSb 5 0 0 1 RItchlep 0000 Tefols Jim Wooctword, 81,78 man and hit a sacrifice fly in the and Mike Stanley homered for the T -• POfedi, St. 71-77-7435-38 lorgTb 4 0 0 0 TPenac 2 1 1 0 G(taosslf 0000 Greg Norman, 8138 New York at Kansas aty, 8:35 p.m. Snyder rf 4 0 2 0 Mothewsp 2 00 0 RRoncklf (M , EOavIs m . SB— AWIner (3), Leonard Montreal, 134, 76767979-38 ‘87 turning Into one crazy season Gruber ss 4 0 11 JBelIss 4 0 0 0 3 000 LIndv Miller, 8138 76783676-311 Texas at Mllvmukee, 8:35 p.m. Oauend 2b 3 1 1 0 A S 5 ! * ' 9»'«W 0,15-i .790; Rowley, John Jackson, Jr., 8138 Oakland at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. Allansonc 3 0 0 0 _____ .. H R ER BB SO Co*" St. Louis, 77-743678-313 against the Cubbies Tetals 47 7 9 7 TMah MHallph 10 0 0 S33143 wMfcmioii Ctadnnatl, 73, .700; Lon Hinkle, 8138 76767989-318 By John Nelson Totals Mark McNulty sandpaper. The suspension was 37 511 5 Totals 35 1 9 1 StLeule Power LJ-7 5 4 3 3 2 3 McDowell, New York, 73, .700 767676WD The Associated Press Only this one doesn’t go into a NallonalLtagM standings RMurphv 2 1 0 0 0 2 upheld in appeal on Saturday. bat. Continued from page 11 310 SdkYW 33 1 0 0 1 0 Two outs when winning run scared. LPfiA Henreden Claaalc At Minnesota, fans showed up Howe has been suspended the fifth with his 13th homer. CIsyaland 830 801 800-1 FWIIIIoms 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday’ahamanina X-rays and emery boards. didn’t get the big hit,” Ead Division (tame Winning RBI — (tauber (4). JCIork reached on catcher's Interfer­ Sot Francisce at the ballpark carrying emery from baseball five times for The Mets tied the game 2-2 in tl)e W L Pet. OB ence. Suspensions and silence. While Sanderson. 96. held the Mets to LOB— Toronto 8, Cleveland 9. 2B— (tame WInnIno RBI — Jeltz (2). Krakow W >6 81-3 5 2 2 0 7 HIGH POINT. N.C. (AP) — Final scorn boards with the words im-' cocaine use, but he says he has sixth on Howard Jdhnson’s run­ SI. Louis 67 43 .609 — Mulllniks, Gruber, Jacoby. HR— Barfield players are hitting balls over two runs by scattering eight hits — New York 63 48 (23), Upshaw (12), HInro (1), Mosebv E— Parrish, Jeltz. DP— StLouls 1, Phlto- DRoMson S,13 13 0 0 0 0 0 and prize money Sunday In the 8004)00 printed; "Say it ain’t so. Joe — been clean since July 15, 1986. scoring double, then loaded the delphlo3. LOB— StLouls W, Philadelphia 13. v,SS!2r. y^*^^N/*^SSitaraio (U), LPGA Henradon Cbnslc, ptoved at the the wall at a record pace, including Mookie Wilson's solo Montreal 61 49 (19). SB— Carter (23), Snyder (4). HBP-MItehell by Power. The Niekro File.” Everybody He was recalled from Texas’ bases with one out. Sanderson Chicago 57 54 S—^Inio, Mulllniks. 2B— McGee, CJames. 3B— CJames, Umpires Home, Tata; Rrst, Itavidson; 0,: '6vord,par-72W1llowCreek(talfCourse; baseball has gone off-the-wall. homer in the second — in six Coleman, Samuel, Jeltz. HR-JCtark (30), ' Tigers; Barfield Mory Bth ZImrmn, (454)00 73-4644— 28 had a good laugh, except Oklahoma City farm club and escaped the jam by retiring pinch- Philadelphia 55 55 Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Crawford. Joe Niekro and Alan Wiggins innings. He walked two and struck Pittsburgh 50 61 IP ^ u d (21), Schu (7), Hayes 07), Parrish T — 2:8. Nancy Lopez, 31,250 764649— 209 Niekro. hitters Keith Hernandez and Carter H R ER BB SO 111). SB--OSmlth (29), Coleman (74), Laurie RInker, 31,250 872-49— 28 were suspended — Niekro for pitched two innings of scoreless Wed Divtslen Terente “ I ’m going to serve my 10 relief Friday night. out two before being relieved by on popouts. W L GB CeruttI WA-2 6 7 1 1 0 4 Schmidt (1). S— Oquendo. SF-^Indeman. Beth (tanlel, 31,250 794970— 309 doctoring balls with a nail file. Frank DiPino. Lee Smith got the Cincinnati filanta5,Reda2 HeeOher (Vew, 12750 794971— 210 days and come back Aug. 18.” “ We expected to get runs there,” 58 54 Elchhorn 2 2 0 0 1 3 snjHHs "* • * " « « « > Wiggins for insubordination. 'T v e some choices to make.” last out for his 28th save. Son Frondico 57 55 .509 1 Henke 1 0 0 0 0 2 andv Rarick, 94)50 764949— 311 he said. "Let’s get back to Davey Johnson said. “ It took a lot Houston 54 56 .491 3 Cleveland Mathews 6 6 5 5 4 2 Angels; Davis (17), KIngery (8), MoHnm. Sherri Stelnhouer, 94)50 79871— 311 R.J. Reynolds and Tim playing baseball.” he said, indicating he might quit “ Let’s face it, this wasn’t a thing out of us when we didn’t.” A tta ^ 49 61 .445 8 Schrom L38 4 33 8 4 4 0 3 Dowley 11-321)10 (talleen Walker, 94150 871-73— 311 Raines had their bats confis­ talking about his past, "and one of beauty.” Sanderson said of his Los Angeles 49 61 .445 8 Eostrly 21-3 1 1 1 l 2 PPerrv 33 0 0 0 0 0 aNCINNATI SAN PRAN Jon Stephenson, 4,38 71-7249-3)3 Certainly that sentiment is For Gooden, it was only his third San Diego Dovlev 12-3 1 0 0 2 2 oarhM WrhM Julie Cole, 438 76871— 313 cated under baseball's new of them is not to be a sideshow.” first victory since July 7, "but I ’ll 44 67 .396 13W VondBerg 2 2 0 0 1 3 Daniels If f Mats; Clark shared by others embroiled in career loss to the Cubs in 15 Sittutdov's Games OruttI pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh, Worrell 21-3 1 o 0 2 5 5 0)0 Speler 2b 4 0 0 0 i3Di« corcRnolt; SomutI ( ). m Jane (taddes, 438 7971-71— 312 Bat-Ray Rule. The bats were A sideshow is exactly what the take it.” Stilwll 2b 4 0 0 0 Mitchll 3b 21 Jull Inkster, 3,98 7671-49—313 this baseball buffoonery. decisions. He had a 19game Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 7 Elchhorn pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Horton L.6-2 133 4 2 2 0 2 2000 H o v « (17), Porrtsh (11), PtilMles; W ttettri taken in the same game as the Yankees situation has become. The Cubs snapped a 2-2 tie in the San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia EOavIsef 3 0 0 0 RThpen 2b 2 0 10 Kathy Pstlewt, 3,98 76849— 313 Wiggins was suspencled by winning streak against Chicago, Ruffin 7 4 5 4 4 2 Bell 3b 2 0 10 Leonordlf 4 110 Si nj^irdesTctart Sally Austin, 3,98 767949^3 managers from Pittsburgh and Steinbrenner confirmed over seventh on R B I singles by Davis, Chicago 5, New York 3 TJonesrf Baltimore Orioles Manager Cal last losing to them on Aug. 6, 1984. St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 5 Angels 7, Mariners 5 Bedrosn 2 4 1 1 0 2 4 1 1 0 MIdndorf 3 111 itadoers;r w iS S lIL Brown if n S (8), !? Padres. Shelby (17), Kathy Whitworth, 3.947 87679-313 Montreal played a game of the weekend that he’s still not pinch hitter Jerry Mumphrey and Tekulve 0 0 0 0 1 Fronen 1b 3 0 10 CDovIscf Cathy Johnston, 3,947 76871— 313 Ripken Sr., who charged that “The other times,” C!ubs Man­ Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 2 2 3 110 “ get-me, get-you.” X-rays later talking to Piniella. who was Son Olcoo 4, Houston 3, 10 Innings Calhoun 2 0 0 0 2 0 Mcftalffc 3 0 0 0 WCtark 1b 3 111 Potty Jordan, 3,947 87671— 213 the player cursed him and Ryne Sandberg off Gooden. 94. ager Gene Michael said, “ he CALIFORNIA SEATTLE ONelllph 0 0 0 0 Melvin c showed both bats to be cork- _ Sunday's Games O brhbl Hume 33 1 1 1 3 0 3000 Susan Tonkin, 3,967 727971— 313 grabbed him after a near-fight supposed to have been in bis Davis scored the other run on a (Dwight) would get a big lead and Chicago 6. New York 3 abrhM Ritchie W,30 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Esasfcy ph 10 10 Uribe ss 3 111 DM (tarmMn, 3,967 87672— 213 free. Dwnngdh 2 112 Moses Cf 5 0 2 1 WP— Mathews. Larkin ss 4 111 Downsp with teammate Jim Dwyer in hotel room to receive a phone throwing error by Carter, who went ride it. It’s hard for a club to have Phllodelphia 8, St. Louis 7, 14 Innings Joyner lb 4 0 11 300 1 Patti Rizzo, 3,967 74-47-72— 313 PBradly If 4 111 Umpires— Home, Marsh; Rrst, Runge; Hofhnon p 2 0 0 0 Ltfftrtsp 0 0 0 0 Golf Kristi Albers, X967 76873— 313 Howard Johnson of the New Milwaukee Tuesday night. Wig­ call at a pre-arranged time last in to catch after pinch-hitting in the their heart in it when Dwight Ptltsburgh 4, Montreal 3 DeCncs 3b 5 0 0 0 Valle c 4 0 0 0 Collins ph Son Francisco 3, Cincinnati X 1st oome Hendrck rf Second, West; Third, Darling. 1000 Beth Solomon, 6967 797973— 313 York Mets already has had two Tuesday at Cleveland. bottom of the sixth. 2 0 0 0 ADavIs 1b 3 12 2 T — 4:36. A— 37,158. RMrphy p 0000 MIssle BerteottI, 3.967 7247-74— 313 gins denied touching Ripken Gooden’s pitching and you’re so far Son Francisco 5, CIncInnotl X 2nd game RJones If 2 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 BDIazph bats taken from him. both of while being chewed out in the " I don’t know of too many After Wilson’s seventh homer of behind. Today we kept close enough Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 DWhIte cf 000 1 Penny Hommsl, 2701 727649—314 Umpires Charlie Williams 4 12 0 Phipsdh 4 0 0 0 TotoN 8 3 4 2 Totals 29544 MIssle Mettaorge, 2701 767240— 214 which were later judged legal. guys, even sports writers who, if the season. Sanderson, tied the to think we had a chance. It also Son Diego 4, Houston 3 Boonec 4 0 0 0 Klngeryrf 3 2 2 1 Ceuntry Club manager's office, and he said he Monday's (tames Miller If Dedgera5,Bravea2 pebble Mossey, 2,700 767249-314 But with 28 players, including (left) an(J John Kibler look their boss told them to be score with an R B I single in the third 11 0 0 Quinons ss 3 0 10 cmcbmatt tie gie 8 1 —3 Sandra Spuzich, 2700 767670— 314 didn't curse him until Ripken helped that he didn’t have hie good Montreal (Atartinei 6-1) at New York JKHowl If 1100 Revnids 2b 4 110 Pete Dent need the I36yard 12th hele Johnson, setting career highs over Howard Johnson's bat said. "Sit down, boy.” available for a call at a certain and Davis put the Cubs ahead 2-1 in stuff ” (Mitchell 3^3), 7:35 p.m. Polldor ss ATLANTA Sim Plrai^ gw 88 thtj en Sendey using a ettchlng wedge. He Chris Johnson, 2700 797671— 314 2 111 LOS ANGELS Game Winning RBI — WCtark (8). Martha Foyer, 3,700 797974— 314 for homers in a season, baseball time, wouldn’t be there,” Stein­ Chlcogo (AAoyer 38) at Phllodelphia Bcknr ph 10 11 a b rh M s B rh M wet In g feurteme with Jim Merlorty> last Thursday night at Shea With home runs up by more (K.Gross 6-10), 7:35 p.m. DJames cf 4 0 0 0 TJones. LOB— Beb Behllng and Bill Xwick. Jill Briles, 2110 727679-315 suspects cheating. brenner said, "That type of Pettis cf 0 10 0 Andesnss 3 11 0 Clf^imntl 8, San FTondsco 6 2B— Bell, Penny PMz, 3,110 7671-71— 215 Stadium. “Batscam" is part than 20 percent over last year’s St. Louis (Forsch 33) at Pittsburgh McLmr 2b 3 112 Oberkfl3b 3 0 10 Sax 2b 4 1 2.1 BEST 14 — A- Paul Purcell 66655, While Commissioner Peter behavior ... won’t be tolerated (Rsher 7-6), 7:35 p.m. HR-Lorkln Marty Shea 61-655, Bob Behllng 63-656, Lynn Adams, 2110 76873— 315 record pace, the commission­ Totals 31 7 7 7 Tetals 34 5 9 5 (tadmon p 0 0 0 0 Landrxit 3 10 0 (8). SB— EOavIs (40). S— Downs. SF— Ueberroth was at the forefront of the crazy '87 season. by tbe Yankees, either!” Atlanta (Alexonder 5-9) at Son Diego Olwine p 0 0 0 0 AAarshalrf 4 0 0 0 Tim McNamara 66656; (Jross- AAarty er’s office has issued a new BDIflS. Shea 71; B- Len Glgllo 661653, Bob of “ Batscam,” he re m a in ^ Giants well armed (Jones 4-4), 10:05 p.m. Collllfentto 110 18 Boever p 0 0 0 0 MHtchr 1b 4 1 1 0 IP Ssnlera Classic directive to umpires that allows So. if he can't get cooperation andnnotl (Robinson 5-3) of Los Angeles ■Ittel GRnck ph 0 10 0 Shelby cf 3 12 2 N R ER BB SO Jones 661653, Ed Paoanl 661653, Pete publicly silent about the Texas Mr. Wiggins. (Valeniuela 39), 10:35 p.m. — ' on 08 W1—4 Foster 66954, Dan Franklin 67-1654, managers to ask for the im ­ from his manager, and if the Gome yyinnlng RBI — McLemore (4). GPerrvlb 2 0 10 Sdosctac 3 02 2 Hoffman LA-7 4 4 4 1 2 3 Rangers’ signing of pitcher Piniella and Steinbrenner ap­ Houston (Darwin 7-7) of San Francisco E— Hendrick. DP-Callfornla 1. LOB— DMrphy rf 4 0 11 HamItnSb 4000 Scott Hockenberrv 67-11-56, Bill Sender CONCORD, Mass. (AP) — RnM scares poundment of any suspected players don't like the way he’s RMun^ 2 2 110 3 761656; C- Bob Lewis 691654, Ted Steve Howe, who has been (Drovecky 39), 10:35 p.m. (tallfornla 8, Seattle 5. 2B— PBrodlev, (talffey If 4 10 0 Crewsp 0000 Sen 8awi.lKe and prize money SuiMkiy In the *2504100 parently also had argued over bat. Tuesday's (tames AThoms ss 4 0 2 0 Hlllegosp Steponskl 761654, Ken Solo 761955, treating Piniella. then, Stein­ for stretch drive tayrw, NM ts, DWhIte. 38— McLemore. 2 0 0 0 S ^ o r PGA Ctassic, plovra on the par 72 suspended from both the major several player moves, including Montreal of New York, 7:35 p.m. Downs W,94 8 5 2 2 3 2 Bill Johnson 761955; D- (taorge McNIf On Saturday, both Reynolds, brenner says, he’ll just keep HR— Downing (21), Altavis (17), Polldor Virgil c 4 0 11 Garner 3b 0000 Lefferts S A 1 1 0 0 0 0 4,456vard Noshowtuc Country Club and minor leagues for drug use. the one that sent Niekro to Chicago ot Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. (2), KIngery (8). SB— Reynolds (8 ). S— Hubbrd2b 30 10 763652, John Groman 762653. course: of the Pirates, and Raines, of the quiet. ‘T v e got enough other St. Louis ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. D o i ^ pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. SWEEPS — A- (taoss- Marty Shea 71, Privately, however, Ueberroth Minnesota for catcher Mark Bv The Associated Press Ckilnones. SF— Downing, Joyner. Smmns ph 10 0 0 HBP— Francona by (tawns. Chi Chi Rodrltxwz, *3780 4646-47— 19* Expos, hit homers in their things to do. We’ll just try it that Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 8:20 p.m. IP Puleo p 0 0 0 0 Net- Ray Evelhockh 7668, Dick Kerr Orville Moody, *3180 47-870— 304 was said to be outraged that the Salas. The trade may have Atlanta ot San Diego, 10:05 p.m. H R ER BB SO Unwlrej-Home, Davidson; Rrst, Wen- 75-867, Tim McNamara 76667, Bob game, then had their bats taken way, and we’ll see how well they CaUfomla Nettles 3b 2 0 ) 0 detateW; Second, Crawford; Third, Tata. Horokt Henning, *1780 87973— 28 Rangers promoted Howe. San Francisco Giants Manager Houston at Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Sutton Tetals 31 2 8 2 Tetals 8 5 8 5 Behllng 76667; B- Gross- Bob Jones 74, Lorry Mowry. *1380 71-4949— 28 saved the Yankees further away. do.” T — 3:21. A-44,434. Pete Foster 74, Net- Len (Hgllo 79168, Perhaps the most bizarre of Roger Craig says he has the key to NL Roundup Bulce W,44 P ^ TlHHnsMi, *13,350 7 9 8 7 1 -3 8 embarrassment, though. "The way the rule is written, Seattle Altairta 88 88 882-2 Ed Pogonl 761365, Bob Flynn 76168, Bob 8,750 71-7949-210 baseball’s silent treatments, On Sunday. Piniella said he unlock the race in the National C- Gross- Aldo D'Appollonlo 12, Net- Niekro, a knuckleball pitcher we’re allowed to challenge one a (Joetermn 3 63 4 3 3 4 LMAngelee 811 NS 89br—5 Dale DouMoss, 8 ,7 » 8 7 6 4 9 ^ 0 however, was the one accorded thought it was time to keep the League West. Trullo 3 63 1 1 1 2 (tame Winning RBI — Shelby (4). Ted Steponskl 861667, Bab Lewis T o ^ V t a r n , *78 0 797971— 211 like his older brother. Phil, was game, and I thought it was a American League results Powell L,M E -«P e rrv . OP— Atlanta 1,LesAngeles2 Cuba 8, Mala 3 861568, Bill Johnson 87-198; D- Orott- New York Yankees Manager suspended on Wednesday for 10 whole thing quiet. Kelly Downs pitched five-hit ball 0 0 1 1 1 (taorge McNIff 8 , Net- John (taoman G « ^ OIMm^ , *780 71-7347-211 good situation.” Expos Man­ the first seven innings until Al ENunez■ ------1 2-3 2 2 2 1 LOB— Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 6. 2B— Bill CMIIns, 8,917 764949— 312 Lou Piniella by his boss, George days, until Aug. 18. After for eight-plus innings and San Pedrique, who went 6for-4, singled Ftawll pitched to 1 bolter In the 8th. Anderson, MHotcher. HR— Shelby (17). CHICAGO 962367. Lee Elder, 8,917 7979»l312 ager Buck Rodgers said. “ I ’m " I think enough has been said NEW YORK BEST 12 — A- Dave Malick 4628, Steinbrenner, for failing to take (xillecting several balls thrown Francisco defeated Cincinnati 92 HBP— Polldor by (taetterrrton. S B -^P e rrv (24), Sax 2 (8 ), Londreoux a b rh M s R rb M Miller Barber. 8.917 8 7 9 ^ 2 1 2 doing my job.” about too many things that to start the eighth. Darnell Coles, Reyals 8. Red Sex 3 (3). S— Puleo, Shelby. SF— Sclosclo. DMrtnzcf 5 1 1 0 Dykstroef 5 00 0 Bob Vonderkall 42-4-38, Myles Ben ^ I t h , M.925 87649^213 one of the owners calls while on by Niekro in a game against to complete a sweep of their obtained Friday in a trade with IF H McCarthy 4 6 6 8 , Terry Schilling 466 Said Raines; “ I don’t cork my concern absolutely nobody ex­ R ER BB so Sndbrg2b 5 0 3 1 Bckmn 2b 2 100 g®y Brewer,_8,925 797679-213 a road trip. On Saturday, California last Monday night, doubleheader Sunday. Mike Detroit, chased Heaton with an R B I Atlanta Durhm 1b 5 0 0 0 TeufH 2b 10 0 0 8 , CarrMI Maddox 4 6 6 8 , Lon Annulll Roberto Deyicrazo, 8 8 0 76872-214 bats. I cork my forearms.” cept the members of this KANSAS CITY BOSTON Puleo L9-4 5 5 3 3 1 3 Dawson rf 461-8; Gross- Dave Malick 70; B- Bob Rote Botts, M 8 0 767270— 214 Steinbrenner issued a two-page umpires asked to check Niek- Krukow checked the Reds on five double. Van Slyke. pinch hitting for Twins 7. Athletics 5 5 0 3 0 Mogixln 1b 4 0 4 1 Jones 4 6 6 8 , Bill SorNler 467-8, John Apparently, the commission­ organization.” Piniella said. brhbl Ob r h M Oedmon 3 63 3 2 0 2 0 Palmeir If 4 0 0 0 McRyMs If 5000 Bob Charles, M 8 0 /TI-7974—314 statement accusing Piniella of ro’s pockets. They found an hits over 81-3 innings in the Giants' Mike Diaz, then hit his 16th homer Wilson cf 4 12 1Burks Cf 4 111 (Xwlrw 0 1 0 0 0 Bonovlge4668, Walt Ferguson4668, Dan Morgan, 8 8 0 71-7649^5 er’s office was worried about “ Enough said. Let’s just play SelNsr 3b 0 WtaHnd3b 4 1 1 0 HJohsnta 4 0 11 insubordination. Move over. emery board and piece of 3-2 victory in the first game. off reliever Jeff Panrett. 4 2 3 2 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 OAKLAND MINNESOTA Boever 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Oulnoraas 2 3 10 MWIIsn rf 3 13 1 Rob Sulllvon 4 6 6 8 , Earl Everett S S " ?®"iy«*(l, *380 728?*l1l5 another foreign substance, too. baseball.” Brett 1b 4 12 1 Benzngr If 4 0 11 o b rh b l IjOS Angstes 47-7-8, Len Glgllo 47-7-8, (taorge The Giants swept the four-game Rookie Mike Dunne, 7-4, pitched TrtaMI rf a b rh M Nooess 1 0 0 0 Lyonsc 10 10 p®ug Spitaers, * 3 ^ 767971-315 5 111 DwEvn 1b 4 0 0 0 Polonia cf 50 00 Bushrf 4 0 0 0 Hillegas W.1-0 863 7 2 2 3 6 JDovIsc 4 2 3 2 KHrncb 1b 3 000 Martin 4668, Brad Porllman 47-7-8; Sufeh Bairds 12,900 72>71-73<-216 weekend series with the Reds and LSmIthlf 5 0 10 Baylor dh Lonsfrd 3b Crews S,1 C- Roy Rlggott 4 6 6 8 , Dennis Rodo- five-hit ball for eight innings, FWhtte 2b 2 0 0 1 5 12 2 Davidsn If 0 0 0 0 1-3 1 >0 0 0 1 Sondrenp 2 0 11 Santanaas 3 0 0 0 moved to within one game of 5 12 0 DHedsnrf 4 0 10 Conseco If 4 0 0 0 (tagness 3 10 0 Olwine pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Muphryph 10 11 Carterc 3000 bough 569-41, Brooks Allen 49661, Bill yielding two solo homers to Mitch Balbonidh 5 13 2 Romero 3b 4 0 10 MDavIs rf 4 0 11 Calhoun 51-W61; 16 Bert Brown 51-n- first-place Cincinnati in the N L Webster. Puckett cf 4 12 0 DIPInop 10 10 Goodenp 3 0 10 8 , Corl Enberg 51-1961. Quirk c 4 1 1 0 SOeenss 4 12 0 McGwIr lb 4 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 113 Second, Oavis; Third, Haraey. LSmIthp 0 0 0 0 Myersp 0000 West. They have won eight straight Ro Jons as 5 02 0 Morzonoc 2 11 0 RJcksndh 4 0 10 Goettl 3b 4 111 T — 2:37. A-34A22. Mantlllph 10 10 SMfEEPS — A- (taes6 Malick 70, Net- Phillies 8, Cardinals 7 Horn ph 10 0 0 Steinbeh c Terry Schilling 7 6 6 8 , Bob Vonderkall Transactions NIcklaus Is happy games at Candlestick Park. 3 10 0 Smollydh 3 1 1 0 Inniep 0000 Totals 8 817 7 Totals 8 3 7 3 Bernard 2b 4 2 3 0 Brnnsky If 767-46 M y in McCarthy 75-647, Doc “ Pitching is the key.” Craig said. The Phillies rallied for two runs 3 111 Padrsa4,Astres3 Abnonph 1110 McKee 76647, CarrMI Maddox 76767, (Sriffin ss 3 12 2 Loudnerc 3 112 8 4 8 5 Tbtali 8383 “ Whoever gets it down the stretch in the bottom of the 14th inning to g t W 8 Cltv IW W8 108-8 Lmbrdz2b Dove Kaye 716-47; B-(taoss-Bob Jones ■esfen ws wo 800—3 2 0 0 0 n . im - Bill Sander 8-1643, Len (Hgllo , BASEBALL will win it — and we’ve got the best beat St Louis and split their NewmnTb 1000 HOUSTON SAN DIEGO Lddnss Gome Winning RBI — Tartabull (13). Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals 31 7 7 7 NewYertl ON 88 889-8 2914-46 Bob Rynn 76168, John Bana- with PGA results pitching.” four-game series. „ E — Morzono. DP— Kansas aty X LOB— a b rh M tr h M Mge>7698; C- Grou- Roy Rlggott 8, BALTIMORE ORIOLES^Iooed Scott GYoung cf 3 100 (tame Winnina RBI — JDovIs (4). In the last 22 games, San 5®!?®*. S ’T 11- Boston 7. 2B— Wilson, Ooktand Jeffersnef 4 130 A W rtw ir, pitcher, on the 16day disabled The Cardinals took a 7-6 lead in 1 8 810 m s Hatcher If 400 1 Gwynn rf 3 111 E— Carter, JDovIs, Noot. DP-CMogga A •*' Cof®! Engbertg IW. Recalled Jock O'Cormor, pitcher, By Bob Green BalbonIjMarzono. HR— Seltzer (10). SB— Minnesota 88 N2 n x -7 LOB— Chicago 7, New Yerk W. Si— 8628>^ Ed Dulled 86178; D- Gro$»- winning the P G A ,” Nelson said Francisco starters are 10-4 with a the top of the 14th when Jock Clark Burks (8 ). Doran 2b 4000 CAAortnzIf 3 0 11 Teiry Doolody 93, Net- Ray Perkins from Rochester M the International (tame Winning RBI — Hrbek (9). Ashbyc Quinonee, HJohnson. HR— MWHson (7), The Associated Press Sunday. “ I ’m very excited about 2.67 earned run average. drew a bases-loaded walk. But LOB— Oakland 7, 3 100 AAoefcef 0000 96268. League. KtaNoeaty " " « « « > Minnesota 3. 2B— B(ssrf 3 100 Kruklb 4 0 0 0 JOavIs (8). SB— OMartfnez (ft. Ovkstra CLEVELAND INDIANS— Recalled 'T v e never felt better about this Lance Parrish tied it in the bottom Lansford 2, MDavIs, Grittin, Bernozard. (22). . TWO-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP — A- that. I think we have a very good Walling 3b 30 10 Brown 3b 4 111 Lon Annulll-Tom Veceey 8 , Charlie Jomte Eastarty, pitcher, (Tom 39doy club than I do know,” Craig said. Block 21-3 3 3 3 2 0 HR— Hrbek (27), Brunansky (23), GDovIs 1b IF M RRR BE SO PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. team and I ’m very happy to be back of the 14th with a solo homer and JnO o^W ,1-0 4 2-3 4 0 0 0 4 Laudner (14), (taetti 3012 Ready 2b 3 120 Bogglnl-Len Horvath 47, Walt retxMlItatton at Biiffalo of the American (23). SB— Stelnboch Crazph 0000 Sataiarss 4 0 10 CMcag* Association. Raced Jeff Kaiser, pitcher, on — Larry Nelson got the trophy, but on it. I ’m really looking forward to “ We .managed to pick up four Steve Jeltz’ two-out RBI triple (1). Sondrsn W.S4 6 1 3 3 2 2 Chopmm-Itave Malick 8 , John Wynn- Wtoedwort 1 1-3 5 3 3 1 1 Lopes ph 0000 Tmpitnss 0 0 0 0 Mork DeNIcolo 70, Jim Morlarty-Bob 1 6 4 ^ dlsoblsd list. Transferred Jack Nicklaus may have been a it.” games in three days and we’re scored Glenn Wilson, who singled H R ER BB SO Anderanp 0000 Bochyc 3000 DlPIno 363 4 1 1 3 0 (ta*aSwlnd*ll,pltch*r,framthe16to3l-d(iv Crawford LAA 21-3 4 4 1 2 1 Oakland LSratte SJ* 1-3 0 0 0 Behllng 70, Dorn OeNIcolMTerry Schil­ winner, too. healthy. We’re on a roll,” off Ricky Horton, 92. CRenirass 3000 Sonttagoc 1000 0 0 ling 70, Scott Colemon-Cralg Eagleson disabted list. Sent C a in Parsons, Wadkins, a strong match-play ■«K?2 5^1-3 4 1 1 0 3 Ontiveros LA-4 8 7 7 7 3 4 Commit 3b 1000 Mm * YOft In the second game, the Giants Jeltz hit a long fly over the head of HBP— M rzano by Block, Baylor by Mhmeseta Showp 3 0 11 8 , Doc M c Ko m BIII McKee 8 , Lorry outttaldsr, outright to BuflWo. RecMted Nicklaus, who will be the non­ competitor, also had the Ryder Cup Knspperp 2000 McCllersp 0 000 Geoitenl.A4 61-3 « 6 6 1 4 R I8 Yett, pitcher, from BuffM. scored four runs against starter right fielder John Morris, who Btack,_Boylor by JnOavIs. WP— Wood- Blyleven W,)1-9 4 7 3 3 1 5 PuMph Myers 63 1 0 0 0 1 (taaf-Andre Peormon 8 , Sergio Sortorl- playing captain of the American team very much on his mind on a werd. PB Morzono. Atherton i 10 10 MDavIs p 0000 Corroll Maddox 8 , Bill Moran-Frank TORONTO BLUE JAYS-AcoMred Phil Guy Hoffman. 8-7. in the second 0 0 0 0 2 Chlhtmp 0000 (tassogep 0000 mate 2 3 0 0 0 3 NIekro, pitcher, from the Cleveland team that will try to wrest the sweltering final day of the PGA. banged into the wall but could not Umpires— Home, Kaiser; First, Breml- Reardon S,23 2 HBF— Lvoro by Sanderson. Klermm 8 , Tim McNomara-Dave Kaye inning with the help of three errors gim; Second, Johnson; Third, Roe. 2 2 2 1 3 Blonctn ss 1000 8 ; Handicap Division- WMt FOrguson- Indians, In exchange ter Darrvt Landrum, Ryder Cup from Europe's best make the play and allowed Wilson Blyleven pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Tetali 8333 Totals 84M4 Umpires— Home, Kibler. First, outfielder...... " I hung in there because I didn’t by the Reds. T — 3:54. A— 34A8. HBP-^telnboch by Blyleven. cwntleme; Second, Quick. ttank A^rphy 57, Bob La(3iapell6Bert golfers this fall, had said publicly to score the winning run. Wally ; TMrd, Hal- Brown 8 , Carl Engber^DIck Melton St, taterasdtaiigl League want to throw away a chance to be Downs didn't allow a hit until Hevstan 88 38 889-8 Hen. SYRACUSE CHIEFS-Hteactlvoted that he wasn’t rooting for certain Ritchie, 2-0, got the win. T — 3:16 A— 494B1. Tom lAwery-Alex Elgner M, Tom on the Ryder (^ p te a m ,’’ hesaid. “ I Buddy Bell doubled with one out in BrewersB,Whlts8ex4 Son Ditnn ttt w$ iiHmm4 Atamlon-BIII Sander M, Al Chevrette- Dove La Roche, pitcher. players to make the team. Dodgars 5, Braves 2 0rielea5,Rangera4 Ashby safe on catcher's Interference, Bob Flynn 8, Mike Lombo-Uoyd was on the team that lost it. I the fourth. (tame Winning RBI — Brown (4). NgttsiiMIteMMUjaagua "Th e y’re all good players,” Nick­ MILWAUKEE Plratas4.Expas3 Davidson 41, Nick DIPIetrMTerry Do6 wanted to be on the team that gets it In the first game, Krukow took a Shawn Hillegas allowed two runs ■E CHICAGO E— ODovIs, Bochy, Sakoor, Tsmglefon. lady 41, Bill ^Ihoun-Art l^ka 41. BUR=AL0 b il l s —AgraoT'to terms laus said. ‘T i l be happy with e(»rh-t r h b bl l o b rh M TEXAS BALTIMORE OP— Houston 2, San Diego 1. LOB— Shone Contan, linebacker, on a back.” three-hit shutout into the ninth but and seven hits over 8 2-3 innings in Atolltordh 4 2 10 MCC LADIES — 3*4 and 4’S — A- Redusif 4 00 0 •Bf BM a b rh M Houston 9, San Diego 7. 3B— Ready X (WOSmtSALL PITTSBURaH (>r(M6 Helen Mutty 8 , Net- Nancy three-year contract. whoever it is that makes the team.” In addition to Nelson and U.S. Kal Daniels singled and E ric Davis his major-league debut and John FsMerlf 5------23 2 Royster 3b 5 0 10 Brower cf 2 0 0 0 Gerhart If 4 13 1 (tarynn.HR— Brown (8). SB Hatcher' CLEVELAND BROWNS— Waived Yount cf 5 12 1 McDwel cf e brh rb M ob r h M Davis 46268, Flo Barre 46238, B- But it could be that Sunday’s Open winner Scott Simpson, other hit his 32nd homer. Craig Lefferts Shelby homered for the fifth time In Hairstndh 4 12 0 1 0 0 0 BRIpkn 2b 4000 (41), GYoung (11), Waning (5), Doran Rabies If 3000 Congeltcf 4 00 0 Oros6 Edna Woden 43, Net- Mara Johnny Davit, and Norte Johnson, Brock 1b 5 12 3 Caldera rf 4 111 Retchr ss 4 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss 2 10 1 (21). NiraoNlf rim ing bocks; Tony EdcHns (xtd Bruce results of the 69th PGA national team members are Payne Stewart, got the second out of the inning and the last six games as host Los Surherff c 4 0 2 0 Sierra rf 0000 Bendtif 0000 Collins 462635, Gay Whitlock 462637, Rskc 300 0 4 0 10 Murray 1b 4 00 0 IF M R ER BB SO Webstar rf 4332 Pedrtquse 4 14 1 C- (3ros6 Phylliss Allen 8 , Net- Nancy pier.w ld* receivers; Tony Holloway, championship provided him with Curtis Strange, Ben Crenshaw, Hal Don Robinson got the last outfor his Angeles ended a four-game losing Mannnarf 200 1 Baines ph 10 0 0 Incvglla If 4 111 Lynn cf 4 12 1 tieustan FOtay at linebacker; Mark Smythe,neeetackle,and Braggs rf 0000 Porlsh dh 4 1 1 0 Coles rf 4 111 Bennett 46368, (tail BerienskI 48-31- the best possible lineup. 13th save. streak. Lindseyc 0 0 0 0 4 111 She^rf 3 0 11 Knepper L613 6 10 WolkKhSb 3 001 MDbnir 3000 37; D- Oros6 Lee Whitesell 8 , Net- Troy Wilson, defensive back. Sutton, La rry Mize, Dan Pohl, Tom RllM3b - 40 00 GWolkr )b 3 10 0 MStnIy 1b 32 2 1 Wiginspr 0 10 0 Childress 1 0 Gatarrglb _ HOUSTON OILERS— Waived John Larry Nelson didn’t rank among “ This series was It for us,” The rookie right-hander was JCOstlll2b 4 1 1 0 OBrIen 1b Andersen 4 0 3 0 VanSlykef 1112 Slmone Calhoun 7 4 8 M . Kite, Mark Calcavecchia and Andy KWIImscf 4 111 1 0 0 0 Kennedyc 4 120 1 0 Wtnghmcf 4 0 0 0 Bonllki3b 4010 SCOTCH — Sam CrIspInMRose Crto- E ^ , tight end; Herooe SIroud and Victor the top 20 players on the Ryder Cup Krukow said. “ We came into it called up Friday from the Dodgers’ Svsumss 4 12 1 Monrlqfb 3 0 10 Sloughtc 1 0 0 0 MYonedh 2 0 0 0 San Dtag* Candoel 2b .Sta9llono., runnine bocks, and Steve Bean. Petralll c 2000 Roy2b 3010 plno 29, Chad Whltesell-Lee Whitesell WWlf# PNIRMT. down by five games. If we’d have Class AAA Albuquerque farm club (talllenss 4 0 11 1 0 0 0 Knight ph 10 11 ShowWA-13 6 3 Brooks ph 1 0 0 0 Bream 1b3000 31, Bill Colhoun-SImohe Calhoun 31; point list coming into the PGA. But Wadkins, Kite, Sutton and 8 8 1 3 8 Tetals 8473 Buechle3b 20 1 0 RWshta3b 2 000 McCllers 163 0 Reedc John Andreoll-ElMl Crockett 8 , Chad N m ORLEANS SAINTS SAINT! Agreed to lost four, we’d have been behind by In the Pacific Coast League, where OMally3b 20 11 MDavIs 3 00 0 Ortizc 3 110 the PG A champion, as well as the Strange are the only repeaters from 1-3 0 0 1 1 Heaton p 3 0 0 0 LVIlrec 1000 Whltesell-(tay Whitlock 32. Merrill terms with LonzMI Hill, wide..le receiver, . on a nine and it would have been tough to he won seven of his last eight 48 Browne 2b 4 0 10 (tassag*S,10 1 0 three year, no-opHon contract. U.S. Open champion, are automatic the 1985 team that lost to Europe in Totals Porrettp 0 0 00 Dunnep 2000 Anderson-Mary Collins 34. get back in it. Now, we’re playing decisions. He was the Dodgers’ top ------— 883 018—4 8 4 8 4 Totals 8 5 8 5 S ^ pitched to 1 battw ta'aM 7th.* ’ McOtnep 0 0 0 0 1000 FOUR BALL QUOTA — Julie _PH(LADE^HIA EAGLES- selections to the 12-man team. England in the last biennial (tame Winnine RBI — Yount (14). Two outs when winning ran scored.' l*NNres-Hotne, fOeSherry; First, PuHl; McAuley-Dot BobiMivNoncy Bennett. Sgned Gregg Gorrlty, wide receiver, and up to our capabilities.” selection in the January 1984 draft. E— ^JCostlllo. DP— Chicago 2. LOB— 0000 (tarry Feehery, center. Nelson won the PGA, beating matches. It was the first time in 28 ^ 5 ® * ? f^tidno; Third, DeIWulh. 8 343 Tetafi 8494 Judy Pyka plus 8 , Denise Klernan- Will Clark hit his 24th homer in Hilligas lost his shutout in the Mllnnukee 6 Chicago 9. 2B— Yount, Texas 9)9 191 9|6_4 T — 3:45. A— ^10A9X Marly* Dvorok-Bev DlPletro-Phyllss Lanny WadkIns in a playoff. That years the United States had lost Hoirsfon 2, Royster, Molltor. 3B— Ballimere m I n 5 l - S Allen plus 19. SANDIEGOCHAR(»EI^RS-StanedDennls the Giants’ two-run first against ninth when Dale Murphy knocked Jtaum. HR— KWIIItams(4).SB— Felder2 Gome WInnIno RBI — Knight (5). McKnlght, guard. to a m ulttyw con- put both players on the team. golf’s premier international team in a run with a groundnut. tract. Ted Power, 97, in the opener. (8 ). E— Mohorcic. OP— Texas 2. LOB— (tame Winning RBI — VanSlyke (4). Nelson as the tournament and competition. IP H R ER BB SO ^XM 5, te ltl^ 4. 2B-Slerra, .b a y BUCCANEERS-SIgned “I don’t regard myself a streaky PadrM 4, Attrot 3 E Roy, Ortiz. LOB— Montreal 4, Pitts­ Jeff Davis, linebacker. Wadkins on the basis of the point “ It kind of got everybody’s Gmhort, K m n ^ . HR-LAPorr1sh burgh a. 2B— Cote*. H R Webster 3 (9), PSA Champlanahlp home run hitter.” Clark said. “ I ’m Nieves W A6 ‘-2"" (1«. MStanley (5), Incovlglla VanSlyke (14). SB RMnee (37), Pedrtaue WASHINGTON REDSKINS— list. attention, something like the Amer­ Just seeing the ball well and I ’m E ric Show and three San Diego Clear (O). S-Brower. SF-CRipken, Sheets/ Radio, T V (4), FMey (4). S— Dunne. SF-Wallach. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Ra. (AP) Had Wadkins won, Nelson would relievers combined on a three- Plssoc 0 0 Kmm Grtfnnf runnlno bock. ica’s Cup,” Nicklaus said. “You becoming a more consistent hitter. IP H R ER BB SO — FInM graded scoresondearalnas Sunday not have made it, anil the American hitter and Chris Brown homered to Cbtcnge tP H R ER BB SO at the 1917 P(}A Owmplonshlp ployed might not think much about it if you I ’m starting to come around.” Allen LA 7 0 4 4 1 COLLBOB team would have been denied a snap a fourth-inning tie as the Long enth*74n6yard,par-nChamMonceur**M hold it for a long time, but once it 7 5 1 Hough L,)1-8 81-3 5 5 4 3 8 TONIGHT ParrettL,64 1-311131 th*POANatlMHil(talfClub(x-w(>npl(iy(itt): C(X.LBg E - Homed Richard Padres defeated visiting Houston Seerge 7:30 p.m. — Blue Joys at Red Sox, player with a 90 career record in gets away, you want it back.” PIrattB 4, Expos 3 63 0 0 0 1 1 MWIIIIoms 0 1 0 0 0 0 McClufe 63 0 0 0 0 S for their fifth straight victory. 11-3 4 3 3 0 0 '“'ohorclc 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 NESN, W TIC x-Lonry Nelsen, 85080 8-767673-38 'ro S ^a sa 'srigss-. '’vder Cup competition. The Americans will attempt to MnlMlMfV AF photo Pinch-hitter Andy Van Slyke hit a Allen pttctied to 5 batters In the 1st, 7^:8 p.m. — Expos at Mats, Sport- Dunne W,24 S 5 3 3 2 1 La m Wodklns, mono 79797673-38 “My baby-faced Mller,” Dave regain that Cup on Nicklaus’ Show, 913, allowed three runs, p t t ^ to 3 batters In the 8lh. EBell 563 7 4 4 2 3 sChonnel, W KHT (tatt S3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Scott Itara, SSLtS) 76767)-49l3l two-run homer and host Pittsburgh one earned. In six innings. Lance HBP 8 (008 by Winn. T — 3:17. Hobyon W63 31-3 1 0 0 0 2 i:M p.m. — Yankee* at Royals, 767671-49-38 ^1f*^*!.~Hamed DavM Spencer assist­ M arr called Nelson when M arr Muirfield Village Golf Club course Heoten pMched to 2 batters In the Hh. D JL Watering, SSL7SD 767347-74-38 Larry Nelson holds up the PQA Championship trophy he scored three runs in the eighth McCullers, Mark Davis and Rich Umpires Home, Voltagglo; Rrst, Cou- ^ W llllo m s pitched to 1 batter In the Channels 11,24, WPOP Umplrs* Home, Weyer; Rrst, Ran Mark McCumber, *3780 ant basketbMI coach. captained the IM l team. at Dublin, Ohio, Sept. 2927. -T e ; Second, Hendry; Third, Evatw. 10:8 p.m. — Tennis: Canadian Open, .76494977-38 PACE— Nomta Chris Buckley and Jhn inning to beat Montreal. Gossage did not aiiow a hit the rest nert; Second, PoHone; Third, RIppley. Don Pootey, 8 7 8 0 7671-7673-88 won Sunday. Nelson will be part of the Ryder Cup team "This is the second time I ’ve A-ISAM. WP— EBell. PB— Slaught 2. SportsChonnel T-4;30. A— 1M8. Ben Crenshaw, 12780 R g ^ pielstqnt boesbMI coaches and The European team is yet to be Neal Heaton had checked the of the way, with Gossage earning 76797674-38 Kart Avdek assistant teoteMI coach. that will face a European squad. made the team at the last minute by selected. Pirates on one run and six hits over his loth save. U MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10, 1M 7 American athletes reap early harvest of gold MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10, 1987 — 11 Rw Tim n^hlKArM ------. . . Bnllsh tans are warming up to American football Bv Tim Dohlberg United States.” The Associated Press By Larry SIddons Pan A m G am es BatketiMii {.'-lUstr- - M r . The Associated Press Exhibition Joe Klecko’s knee injury. Klecko is INDIANAPOLIS - American I The U.S. team bad trouble John Taylor returned a punt 64 not expected to return until midsea­ athletes reaped an early harvest of W E M B L E Y , England — In the keeping the Panamanian team off yards for a touchdown and ran N F L C am ps son, sometime in November. gold medals on the first day of last four years, Steve Dlls says, medal. She also swam on the relay the offensive boards early and another one back 41 yards to set up competition in the Pan American football has come of age in Britain. Cuts team that finished second to the Panama held a 28-27 lead before the ’ -»v Track and field accomplished everything we could. guards and no arrests were made. ciation of football now.” Conlan in particular, blasting most Signings in the total medal count with 20, 15 Stewart was the big story at We’re going to look at tapes ”Our purpose is not to interfere They had plenty to cheer about of the agents he dealt with this year Defensive tackle Dave Butz and behind the U.S. team. Canada was Indiana University Track Stadium. tomorrow and make some evalua­ with the games, but to protest and lots to appreciate. There were as “ absolutely without morals, running back Keith Griffin ended third with 18 medals, only one gold. His time in the 100 meters was tions, but I don’t expect there’ll be against Castro,” said the group’s six lead changes over the final 30 without scruples and just abso­ their holdouts and signed contracts Most of the American wins came behind only those of Americans any roster movement until later in leader, Juan Perez-Franco. “ We AP photo minutes and the outcome wasn’t lutely avoricious beyond belief.” Sunday with the Washington Reds­ in the water, as U.S. athletes took 10 William Snoddy in 1978 (9.87) and the week.” want people to know what happened Lee McRae (174) of the U.S. and Cuba’s settled until Charles White’s four- kins. Team officials did not disclose of the 12 canoe-kayak events and James Sanford in 1980 (9.88), both the next round in the 100-meter dash at ■m In|uries yard scoring run with 28 seconds to terms of either agreement. captured five gold medals in there. We want freedom for Cuba.” wind-aided. Leandro Penalver offer congratulations the Pan Am Games Sunday In Holdout ends Cuban officials, meanwhile, play. -,v ^ In Hammond. La., the New The 37-year-old Butz is the oldest swimming and diving The Ameri­ Stewart’s run moved him into to each other after the pair qualified for After a long and painful contract launched a protest of their own, Indianapolis. Both teams used thei r starters for Orleans Saints said fullback Hokle non-quarterback in the N F L . Last cans were led by Kelly McCormick tonight’s finals, but American negotiation with the Buffalo Bills, sending a letter to local officials much of the first half. Gajan may have a tom ligament in season, the 13-year veteran re­ of Columbus. Ohio, who won her linebacker Shane Conlan was fi­ complaining of what they said were Mark Witherspoon apparently Eric Dickerson, the N F L ’s single­ his left knee and could be sidelined corded 91 tackles and six quarter­ second straight Pan Am title in the nally prepared to turn his full provocations during opening ce­ won’t join him there. Witherspoon, Raton, Fla., McCktrmick clinched season rushing record-holder, for a second consecutive season. back sacks while starting all 16 3-meter springboard event. the U.S. champion, finished second Calif.; Susan Habermas, Gaithers­ Softball AP photo attention to football. remonies Saturday aimed at get­ the gold when Neyer botched her scored the game’s first touchdown “ If it is tom and they do extensive games. The heavily favored U.S. basket­ at 9.91 but pulled a hamstring in burg, Md.; Pam Hayden, Colum­ The Bills announced Sunday that ting Cuban athletes to defect. ninth dive. McCormick, the silver Michele Granger, a 17-year-old on a four-yard sweep late in the Charles White of the Rams (left) runs toward the first of reconstructive surgery on him. Griffin, an all-purpose reserve ball team overcame a ragged start leaning for the finish and will most bus. Ind.; and Whitney Hedgepeth. their first-round draft choice had The Cubans were upset over an medalist at the 1984 Olympics, set a left-hander, from Placentia. Calif., opening quarter to give Los Angeles then he’s done for the year,” Coach mnning back and special teams to win its opener over Panama. likely miss the final. Colonial Heights. Va.. combined to his two touchdowns against the Denver Broncos during ended his holdout and agreed to airplane which flew over the Pan Am record of 562.77 points, pitched a no-hitter, striking out 16of a 7-0 lead. Jim Mora said. “ But they won’t player, gained 192 yards on 62 91-63. The U.S. baseball team also " I felt something in my leg go,” win the 800-meter freestyle relay. contract terms. While neither side ceremonies toting a banner with a breaking her own record of 500.37. the 19 batters she faced, as the U.S. Quarterback John Elway the third quarter of the American Bowi in London's know for sure if he’s torn it until carries last season. The three-year won, coming back from a 4-0 deficit said a tearful Witherspoon, who Cycling disclosed terms, an N F L source telephone number for Cubans inter­ McCormick trailed Neyer by 1.32 women routed El Salvador 10-0. sparked Denver to a 13-7 lead at the Wembiey Stadium Sunday. The Rams won, 28-27. they scope and look inside and find veteran also caught 11 passes for to top Canada. 10-6. equaled the fifth-best time ever. “ I said the Bills would pay the former ested in defecting. Also, Spanish- points after eight dives. But Neyer, Rebecca Twigg-Whitehead of start of the second half, directing an out.” 110 yards, and returned eight Jam aica’s Stewart turned in started to lean to try and ease the Penn State star just under $1.7 language cards handed out said. a former world springboard cham­ Seattle won the first woman’s 11-play. 72-yard drive capped by Gajan was injured during a kickoffs for 156 yards. perhaps the most spectacular per­ pressure. I felt it before the lean, Team sports ago. accounted for 49 yards of a States immediately after the game, million for three years, plus an ’’Cuban brothers, welcome to the pion, got only 45 points for a reverse cycling medal in Pan Am Games Gene Lang’s six-yard touchdown simulated punt return drill Thurs­ Griffin and Butz were the last formance of the day, running the then I lost m y balance.” 57-yard drive, capping it with a ending their stay in London to option year. land of freedom.” The cards listed 2‘/i-somersault, and McCormick history, breaking away from the ’The U.S. men’s team handball run. day at the Louisiana Superdome in veteran holdouts for the Redskins. . 100 meters semifinal in 9.89 se­ “ He’ll be all right, but not for a nine-yard run on the first play of the return to the two-a-day practice Despite his high drafting position police and immigration telephone took the lead for good with 67.50 field at the start and taking the squad beat Canada 31-23 in a game By then, coaches John Robinson New Orleans. conds. Stewart’s run was under fourth quarter to give the Rams a sessions and more routine training and high salary, however. Conlan numbers. while,” Tom Tellez, the U.S. men’s points for the same dive. 57-kilometer individual road race that saw Jim Buehning of Short of the Rams and Dan Reeves of the Nose tackle Tom Baldwin of the Calvin Smith’s world record of 9.93, team coach, said. “ He will not be 14-13 lead. camps bark home. will have to battle fora starting job. Other news Ted Boehm, chairman of P A X - While Poll beat two Americans in by 3:23 over teammate Inga Hills, N .J.. ejected when bedecked Broncos were substituting freely, New York Jets could be lost for four but was wind-aided and will not be able to run tomorrow and he’s the finals after setting a Pan Am Three touchdowns and 14:28 according to Bills Coach Marv Indianapolis. said there was little Benedict. ’Twigg-Whitehead, a 1984 Canada’s Rudy Etienne with a slap. making the most of their first Dils. who followed the same to six weeks because of a foot injury Chicago Coach Mike Ditka said recognized. doubtful for the (400-meter) relay record of 56.10 in the 100-meter later. White scored again from four Levy. his group could do about the Olympic silver medalist in the Peter Lash of Charlottesville. Va., chance to see rookies and other routine in 1983. said he would like to suffered in Saturday’s controlled that Jim McMahon probably won’t "I didn’t know I was running that (later in the week).” freestyle trials, four other races yards out after a holding penalty Conlan was named the team’s solicitations, which were credited event, Benedict, of Reno, Nev., and scored 10 goals for the United hopefuls in action. come back to London for a scrimmage with the Washington be ready to start at quarterback for fast,” said Stewart, who will be Brazil’s Ivo Rodrigues won the went to the United States. against Denver, and MikeLansford starter at outside left linebacker to an anti-Castro group called the Kathrin Tobin of Ketchum, Idaho, States. But for the fans, the fun was just vacation, and advised players who Redskins. the Chicago Bears against the entering his senior year at Texas kicked the extra point for the the day after the Bills drafted him. first gold medal in track, running Richard Korhammer of Haver- finished 1-2-3. But a pre-race The American men’s field hockey beginning, and a former college might come for future games to get The injury occurred on what was Miami Dolphins in an N F L exhibi­ Cuban-American National margin of victory. but Levy said Conlan lost that slot Christian. “My main objective was Foundation. the marathpn in 2 hours. 20 ford, Pa., won the men’s 100- decision that no country could team blanked Bermuda 3-0. The star with a checkered pro career all they could out of the trip. scheduled to be Baldwin’s last play tion opener this weekend. just to try and qualify for the final.” minutes, 13 seconds. Maricarmen breastroke in 1:03:85. Tam i Bruce' “ It was an intense game, a case of by not reporting to training camp “ If they’re trying to pass some­ sweep the medals meant Tobin did men’s softball team also won 3-0 was to provide the biggest boost of of the scrimmage. He planted his Ditka told reporters that McMa­ Silvia Poll, a 16-year-old Costa Cardenas of Mexico captured the of San Diego, the NCAA 1.650-yard whoever had the ball last was going “ See everything you can see. and with the rest of the team’s rookies thing out in the middle of a soccer not get the bronze, which went to over thevBritish Virgin Islands as all. foot to turn and and broke a bone hon. recovering from last year’s Rican, also struck a blow for the first woman’s marathon in Pan Am to win. and we had it last.” White don’t worry about getting tired.” he on Ju ly 23. field, of course, we’re going to stop freestyle champion, had a personal fourth-place finisher Sara Louise Mike Combs of ’Tulsa, Okla., White, a Heisman Trophy winner behind the small toe in his left foot. shoulder surgery and a sore muscle smaller countries, beating two history, clocking 2:52:06. best of 4:49:34 in the women’s said. said. "You can always sleep when General Manager Bill Poliansaid them.” said Boehm. “ But we have Neil of Canada. pitched a one-hitter and struck out at Southern California nine years Baldwin became the starting in his throwing arm. is being Americans in the 100-meter frees­ 400-medley. John Witchell of New Both teams left for the United you get home.” he wouldn’t know what kind of no ability whatever in a public Swimming and diving Defending champion Rosendo 14. nose tackle late last yearbecause of evaluated on a daily basis. tyle swimming finals to win her street to tell people what they can or York won the men’s 200-freestyIe at Ramos of Mexico won his second Ted Hantak of St. Louis scored country’s first-ever Pan Am gold Although outscored on six of 10 1:50:90. cannot pass out That’s life in the dives by Megan Neyer of Boca straight men’s individual road twice as the U.S. soccer team beat Sara Linke of Walnut Creek. race. Trinidad & Tobago 3-1. Sports In Brief Mack Lobell breezes in Hambletonian Rains suspends Volvo final Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. the seventh to win the Yonkers his colt’s feet. So trainer Charles division returned for a second heat. The Associated Press Trot. Hambletonian and Kentucky Sylvester had Mack Lobell’s front A winner other than Mack Lobell or Bv JIM Arabas East Hartford wins Zone Eight titie Futurity, and the first since Super shoes removed and eight-inch-thick umpire Richard Kaufman said the Napoletano in the second heat The Associated Press Open • final in 1985. That victory EAST RUTHERFORD. N J. -- Bowl. leather pads placed under the hoofs rain made it too dangerous to East Hartford Legion baseball team successfully defended its would have forced a three-horse ended McEnroe’s four-year reign Mack Lobell broke stride twice, but Mack Lobell’s combined time of before the shoes were nailed back raceoff. continue. Zone Eight title with a two-game sweep of Windsor in the best STRATTON MOUNTAIN. Vt. - as No. 1 in the world. it didn’t help his rivals in the 3:47 3-5 broke the record of 3:48 4-5 on. Mack Lobell took the lead shortly Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe will At one point, while officials “That was really the tournament two-out-of-three series. East Hartford, which won by scores of 9-3 Hambletonian. set by Prakas when the Hambleto- examined the court, McEnroe’s after the start and led Waikiki try for the second straight day to where he became Number 1 and I and 8-0, will now go onto the state tournament at Muzzy Field in The breaks occurred 50 yards nian was run at Du Quoin. III., in While those repairs were being temper flared for one of the few Beach and Napoletano through the play their first match since the U.S. became Number 2.” he said. Bristol. after he had won the first division of 1985. Mack Lobell’s 1:53 3-5 was made. Bill O ’Donnell drove Naple- times in the intense match. He hit first half-mile. Midway on the turn, Open two years ago. McEnroe, who hasn’t won a 4 the first heat and 10 yards after he one-fifth of a second off Prakas’ tano to a two-length victory over his tennis bag with his racket while Waikiki Beach went off stride, and The singles final of the $315,000 tournament title since October, was had won the second heal, and the world mark. Prakas also had held Cotton Hanover in 1:56 2-5 In the Lendl drew cheers from the capac­ Napoletano moved into second. It Volvo International Tennis Tourna­ eager to test his latest comeback Country Ciub hosts iadies’ amateur race. Saturday at the Meadow- the Hambletonian record of 1:54 other division of the first heat. ity crowd of 10.760 by staying on the was obvious he was not going to ment was suspended Sunday after against Lendl. McEnroe is trying to lands. His victories were by SVt and 3-5. The first five finishers in each move into first. court and chatting with spectators Manchester Country Club will serve as host to the 22nd annual rain interrupted play in the second regain his form after Uking a 6>/« lengths, respectively. “ He’ll get the record at Spring- set. about his golf game. six-month sabbatical 1‘A years ago Connecticut State Women’s Amateur Golf Championship Driver John Campbell said he field if the weather is good.” Guida McEnroe was angry about the Tuesday through Thursday. Four-time winners Lida Kinnicutt Both the singles and doubles final and then missing about two months thought fatigue might have caused said. were to be held today. interruptions in play. this spring with back, hip and ankle and Barbara Young head the field which will also include the second break. Mack Lobell’s next scheduled MUFFLER, BRAKE OR SHOCK The meeting between the two. McEnroe took the first set 7-6 by injuries. ManchesterCountry Club women’s champion Pam Cunningham. Not so. said Lou Guida. the start is the Review Stake on Aug. 21 who have made clear their dislike winning the tie breaker 7-3. Lendl Lendl said it would mean "no­ The 54-hole tournament begins each day at 8:30 a.m. co-owner who guides the colt’s at Springfield. HI., followed by the for each other, was the first since was up 4-1 in the second when chair thing” if he beat McEnroe. “ 1 didn’t career. World Trotting Derby on Sept. 5 at Lendl beat McEnroe in the U.S come here to hunt McEnroe. I Came “ This horse knows where the Du Quoin and the Old Oaken Bucket here to get ready for the Open,” he Niekro dealt to the Blue Jays wire is.” Guida said Sunday. “ He on Sept. 16 at Delaware. Ohio. said Saturday. The U.S. Open did that on a couple of occasions as Springfield and Du Quoin are begins Aug. 31. CLEVELAN D — PhiLNiekro has won 318 games in the major a 2-year-old.” one-mile tracks, while Delaware is McEnroe jumped to a quick start leagues, but has never pitched in the World Series. Napoletano. who won the second a half-mile oval. Sunday, breaking Lendl in the But the 48-year-old knuckleballer is hoping he may be able to division of the first heat and met The colt also might start in the I® second game. But Lendl broke back fill the missing milestone in his career now that he’s a m em ber of Mack Lobell in the second heat, was Blue Grass on Sept. 25 at the Red in the fifth game and each held the Toronto Blue Jays. praised by his trainer. Tom m y Mile in Lexington. Ky.. before service to force the tiebreaker. ‘T v e done just about everything else in baseball there is to do. Haughton. But Haughton then going after the Kentucky Futurity McEnroe took a 4-0 lead in the Playing in the World Series is something I’ve always thought added. ” I do think, however. Mack and the Triple Crown on that track Lobell is the best horse I ’ve ever tie-breaker and won it when Lendl about,” he said Sunday after being traded to the Blue Jays by the on Oct. 2. seen.” In the first division of Saturday’s was long with an easy forehand. Cleveland Indians in exchange for minor-league outfielder Mack Lobell’s rivals never got a first heat. Mack Lobell was parked Rain began falling in the second Darryl Landrum. set, causing two brief delays. In the good look at him Saturday. three wide going into the first turn. Niekro was 7-11 mark with a 5.89 earned run average this first game, Lendl survived two AP photo His times of 1:54 in the first heat He then grabbed the lead from Sir THE MIDAS MUFFLER break points and won the third Mary Beth Zimmerman tosses her putter season with the Indians — but was the winningest pitcher on a and 1:53 3-5 in the second smashed Taurus approaching the half-mile 18th green to win the Henredon Classic team that has spent the 1987 season in last place in the American game with his first ace of the in the air after sinking a birdie putt on the the Hambletonian record as he pole, and the race was over. match. titie Sunday in High Point, N.C. League East. The Blue Jays lead the division by a haif-game over moved to the threshold of the After the heat. Campbell com­ CHALLENGE Lendl broke McEnroe in the the New York Yankees. trotting Triple Crown. He would be plained that the hard track stung fourth game with three service- Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate return winners and a mishit fore­ hand that landed on the baseline Zimmerman’s day comes Piquet wins Hungarian Grand Prix for installing a muffler and we’ll m eet it over McEnroe’s head. BUDAPEST, Hungary — Nelson Piquet of Brazil, driving a Geoff Bodine’s victory or beat it. No ifs, ands or buts. Going McEnroe had two more break Williams-Honda, won the Hungarian Grand Prix Sunday with a points in the next game, but Lendl someplace else could cost you. time of 1 hour, 59 minutes, 26.793 seconds, his second straight rifled three serves to climb to deuce with Henredon Ciassic win Formula One victory this year. marred by controversy and closed the game with an ace. By Tom Foreman Jr. Piquet won the German Grand Prix at the end of July Moments later, play was stopped. said. “ I had a lot of opportunities. I Later, Kaufman said it was too The Associated Press His compatriot, Ayrton Senna, was second in a Lotus-Honda, Bv Mike Harris between the last turn and the just didn’t putt too well.” 37.727 seconds behind Piquet. Alain Prost of France was third. The Associated Press start-finish line,” Bodine said. ECONOMIZERS dangerous to continue. Golf Roundup Lopez, who was within one shot of HIGH POINT, N.C. — Mary Beth With the victory, Piquet extended his lead in the world “ You’ve got to be ready to go in auto "These courts get very danger­ Zimmerman and two behind Drew ous with a little amount of water,” Zimmerman knew her day would championship drivers’ standings. He now has 48 points with WATKINS GLEN, N Y. — Al racing.” MUFFI.ER*24ginstalled after 13 holes, also finished at 209 Unser Jr. stood at the base of the Unser interpreted the starting he said. “ These guys are preparing come. When it did, it was one of the " I went out and told m y caddie Senna second with 41 points. after a 68. flag tower questioning the starter instructions differently. for the U.S. Open. You don’t want to hottest on record. we’re going to start out right away • Famous Midas quality while Geoff Bodine celebrated in “ In the drivers’ meeting, we have a fluke injury on a wet court. ” Zimmerman, like many of her and fire it right at the piii,” she said. Victory Circle at Watkins Glen discussed that we would have a • 1 year guarantee McEnroe beat ^ r is t o van Rens- counterparts, used an umbrella in "This round could have easily been Rodriguez wins sixth Rocky Lockridge wins IBF crown International. clean start. Coming off the last burg in the singles semifinals 6-4, an effort to to keep cool during a 62 or a 61. The last couple of days, • Fits most cars CONCORD. Mass. (AP) — Chi WINDSOR, England — American Rocky Lockridge stopped That was the aftermath of corner, Geoff jumped off three or AP photo 6-2. Lendl defeated unseeded Andre Sunday’s final round of the Hen­ I ’ve made some good putts. I ’ve hit Qii Rodriguez won eight tourna­ Barry Michael, who did not answer the bell for the ninth round, Saturday’s fourth and final round of (Pipes, damps and Agassi, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. redon Classic golf tournament. The the ball real well.” four car-lengths and surprised ments in 25 years on the PG A Tour. winning the International Boxing Federation super- the Budweiser International Race everyone. Nobody expected it and Ivan Lendl has his palms up as rain starts to fall during the In the doubles final, Paul Anna- temperature reached 96 degrees, Zimmerman birdied the first and hangers extra.) It has taken him just 21 months on feat.herweight title Sunday night. of Champions series, in which that was all. Volvo Tournament championship match with John cone and van Rensburg were one short of the record established fourth holes and added another with in 1951. the Seniors Tour to surpass that Lockridge, from Mount Laurel, N. J., was well ahead on points Bodine beat Unser to the line in a “ I haven’t had a start like that McEnroe Sunday. The final was postponed until today. scheduled to play Ken Flach and a three-foot putt at 10. She c a p p ^ total. Zimmerman’s golf was just as when the bout was stopped. controversial start and never gave since I was driving sprint cars.” FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Robert Seguso. her run to the title with bridies at 15, Rodriguez, 51, captured his sixth hot, especially over the last four The American, a former World Boxing Association champion up the lead. Unser added. “ But I ’m taking 17 and 18. victory of the season Sunday, holes. She finished with a 6-under- in the same division, im proved his record to 41-5-0. Unser, the defending IROC nothing away from Geoff. I couldn’t ‘"rhe last few weeks I ’ve been taking the $37,500 first prize in the par 66 for a three-stroke victory in Michael of Australia, who was making his fourth defense, fell to champion, asked veteran NASCAR catch him. hitting fairways and putting it on Seniors Classic at Nashawtuc Coun­ Pryor’s comeback ends in failure the $300,000 tournament. She won flagman Harold Kinder if he would “ That start was not the reason' ! the green,” Zimmerman said. “ I try Club and setting a couple of 48-9-3. the $45,000 first prize as well as the have started the race had it been a lost this race. I ’m just disappointed By Joey Holleman me off,” Pryor said later. “ He hit feel that m y game is really turning records along the way. career after 36 victories, including satisfaction that her game actually around now.” Winston Cup event. I couldn’t make it moreof a show.” The Associated Press me in the mouth and bloodied m y 32 knockouts. His 8-stroke margin on runnerup "He told me. yes, he would may be improving. Zimmerman was tied with Princeton grid coach Rogerson dies Bodine kept Unser behind him by mouth before the fight even Orville Moody was this largest on have,” Unser said with a shrug. about two seconds throughout the S U N R IS E , Fla. — The most ” I was just taking a sufficient "It turned about five weeks ago,” Heather Drew and Laurie Rinker at tnlDAS* began.” the Seniors Tour this season and his WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Princeton University football Coach “ But he told me in NASCAR, they 30-lap, 72.84-miIe race on the telling exchange of Aaron Pryor’s eight count,” Pryor said. “ I was Zimmerman said. ” I just started six under through the front nine, Pryor, attempting to return to the 18-under-par 198 total rewrote his Ron Rogerson died after suffering an apparent heart attack while would have given him a black flag 2.428-mile road course. He eventu­ failed boxing comeback came doing what I thought was sufficient having a couple of good tournament and 1985 Henredon champion own mark of 13-under in the same fight game after a 28-month, and I saw the scores were going jogging here, school officials said Sunday. and brought him in later for ally won by 2.02 seconds, with ■ before the fight. to do (for an eight count).” Nancy Lopez was within striking tournament a year ago. drug-induced absence, landed few down a little bit. I figured this Rogerson, 44, was on vacation with his family and collapsed at jumping the start.” Indy-car champion Bobby Rahal The former junior welterweight distance. Rodriguez increased his seasonal punches after that exchange but Young, who also had knocked yepr’s not over with. I could Meanwhile, Bodine was celebrat­ third, road racer Scott ^ u e tt champion was prancing around the Drew took a temporary lead with 9:40 a.m. Saturday while running on an outdoor track at took many as Young scored a Pryor down in the first round, earnings to $353,806. His victory ing winning the $175,000 first-prize fourth and stock car star Bill Elliott GET IT RIGHT THE HRSr TUHE salvage a couple of wins yet. a birdie at 10, but a three-putt bogey Kingswood Regional High School, a Princeton spokesman said. Midaitze ia a nvalerad aerviceniaffc of Midaa liMcmationat Coep. ring taunting opponent Bobby Joe seventh-round knockout. The end expected the former champ to stay was his ninth in less than two years Hopefully, it’s starting right here.” at 14 halted her charge and bogies Rogerson, who was about to begin his third year as Princeton for the series and a total of $191,900 fifth. Young when Young’s trainer. was as bizarre as the start. down this time. on the Senior Tour after capturing in his IR OC debut. Zimmerman’s best effort had at 16 and 18 dropped her further head coach, died about an hour later at Huggins Hospital in " I’d see him catching me a bit in Bloomlield 243-9430 Middletown 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 Tommy Parks, mentioned Pryor’s Young landed a powerful right eight tournaments on the main The driver from nearby Che­ m y mirrors and then I ’d try to flabby midsection. Pryor over­ "The right that I hit him with, I been a tie for fifth in the Chrysler- behind. PG A tour. Wolfeboro, spokesman Justin Harmon said from Princeton, N. J. Branford 481-2388 New Britain 224-9137 Wallingford 2654)953 early in the round that sent Pryor Plymouth in mid-May. After Satur­ mung. N .Y .. who already has an stretch it back out a bit,” Bodine heard the comment and took a wasn’t surprised that It put him Rinker, who started the day four He earned just over $1 million on Princeton University President William G. Bowen said, "This Bristol 582-7983 New Haven 865^111 Waterbury 757-0339 flopping to the canvas. He stood up day’s second round of the rain- Invitation to appear in the 12th said. "But I didn’t want to wear my swipe at Parks with his left hand. down,” Young said. under, collected birdies at the the P G A but has now made $760,679 is a tragedy for the Rogerson family, for the team, and for the E. Hartford 289-9315 New London 447-1711 Waterbury 753-7561 but then went back down to his knee shortened Henredon, Zimmerman annual series next year, also won car out too much. I was somewhat Parks, a frail-looking 59-year- seventh and eighth holes to share since October, 1985. university. Coach Rogerson was not only an extraordinary Enfield 7454)305 N. Hartford 246-4828 W. Hartford 522-0171 and began to cross himself. Referee Pryor said he is undeterred in his was one shot off the pace at four the opener at Daytona, finished concerned about tires and brakes. old, slapped back, catching Pryor the lead, but managed only a birdie Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 Westbrook 669^37 Bemie Soto stopped the fight 29 bid to return to the top of the boxing under. " I missed the top lo in New football coach, but also a person who understood the values of the fifth in a road race at Mid-Ohio and But it was an incentive seeing that In the mouth with the palm of his at 14 the rest of the way. That left Hamden 248-6327 Rocky Hill 563-1507 934-2626 seconds into the round when Pryor world. Young recommended that Mexico and I came back and won university and exemplified them.” third on the high banks at Michigan. rose-colored car (of Unser’s) be­ West Haven right hand. Officials in the ring had As she approached the first tee of her with a final round of 69 and a Manchester 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 Willimantic 456-1766 still was on his knee at the count of Pryor lose a little weight and try four in a row. I missed the top 10 last An autopsy was performed Sunday at the hospital, but officials " I chose to jum p at the start of the hind m e." to pull the two combatants apart the Willow Creek Golf Course on 54-hple score of 7-under-par 209. S. Hartford 246-5127 875-4940 10. again at the 140-pound junior week and I won this week. Now I ’ll there did not immediately release the results. race, as we were told in the drivers’ Vernon "His trainer really, really threw Sunday, that feeling of success "1 just couldn’t seem to make Unser took home a check for The loss was the first in Pryor’s welterweight level. have to wait and see what meeting that we could go anytime swept over her again. those 10- and 12-footers,” Rinker $90,400 for finishing second in the happens,” Rodriguez said. the pace car got out of the way series. Rahal got $57 sno.

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5:00P M [HBO] Survival Scries A day in the life of reindeer is explored. Michael Landon narrates. (60 min.) J W H Y M E ? 5:30P M [DIS] MOVIE: Atta Qiri. A young woman Kally' (CC| A Seeirrg Eye guide dog makes Coast Guard cadets must learn to dance (Olynnis O'Con­ a very special impression on those whose lives she enriches. Beau Bridges. Billy Cor­ nor) fears that By Dean Golembetki coran, J.O. Cannon. 1967. she will never find military fetters are loosened a bit. There's talking and The Associated Press [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull love again after laughter during the lessons, followed by 30-minute [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Thia It Elvit' Actual a tragic accident NEW LONDON — The cadets formed a circle and social periods after each session. I footage and restaged scenes depict the life disfigures her The free half hour is a treasured time for all cadets, and career of Elvis Presley. David Scott, moved their feet to orders that blared over Johnny Harra. 1981. Rated PG. (In Stereo) face, in "Why Me?" but especially for those interested in finding dates for loudspeakers through the hot, still air of the Coast [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Gramlint' (CC) When a airing MONDAY, Guard Academy’s huge, wood-paneled ballroom. the future. The academy’s commandant has ordered I teen-ager breaks the rules of caring for his AUO. lO on ABC. But instead of a sound of leather tapping in crisp, that freshmen must attend at least two formal balls I loveable one-of-a-kind creature, dozens of Armand Assante this academic year — doubling last year’s require­ I malevolent creatures are spawned. Zach co-stars. military unison on the parquet floor, there was a wave Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Hoyt Axton. of awkward steps in a sea of nervous titters, catcalls ment. Those who come without dates receive demerits. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) and embarrassed chatter. CHECK IISTINGS; To make fuifiiling the dance obligation easier the 6:00P M C£ OD (S) (S!) Newt 14 FOR EXACT TIME Another night of mandatory' dance lessons had academy each year invites young women, ages 16-19, , (S Three'a Company Too begun. from the area to attend the dance classes. About 60 C£) Matt Houston “ One. two, three," shouted dance instructor Shelly women volunteered this year. They dance two lessons (B ) Gim m e a Break Nell's romantic dinner Desmond as he deomonstrated the basic steps to the each Friday, and together with the female cadets, with her boyfriend is disrupted when she waits. Cadets and their guests strained to watch as remain on their feet for an entire night while male gets stuck babysitting a group of children. Desmond, dressed in a pink blazer, swirled about the cadets alternate. GD Greatest American Hero middle of the ballroom with his wife, Norma. “ It’s fun. I really like dancing. I did this last year.” @ ] Angie [C N N ] PrimeNews propagandas, un compositor descubre I O ) Doctor Who “ Keep your elbow out so she can rest her arm on it.” said volunteer Laurie Anne Paui, 17, of Norwich. “ And [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka que la misma vive a pocos pasos de su @ ) Charlie's Angels apartamento. Ins Chacon. Olga Breeskin. Desmond continued, as some students cocked their the cadets, they’re realty polite.” [E S P N ] Triathlon: Bud Light LISTS G Z lS C T V arms and stiffly mimicked his movements. Brenda J. Fullmer, the academy’s social director, ® Quincy Competition From Baltimore, Md (60 [CN N ] Moneyline A few more instructions, and then Desmond told the said the dance lessons ore part of cadets’ training in the ® Reporter 41 min. I This Spuds [E S P N ] Surfing Pipeline Masters from cadets to grab their partners and practice while he social graces, or military etiquette. She said cadets ® MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [HBO] Cariy in Concert: Coming Ar- ound Again Grammy Award-winning sin- Hawaii. (Taped) gave them the beat. When he had seen enough. also are taught how to treat guests and how to act @ ) Fame (60 min.) ■ S..; for you ger/songwriter Cariy Simon performs clas­ [M AX] MOVIE; 'Nothing In Common' Desmond played some music and watched again. around women. k ’w f ' [ESPN] SportsLook sic hits along with selections from her (C C ) An ad exective begins to develop a ‘K album "Coming Around Again" from Mar- “ L«ok at your partner not me.” he scolded. ” 1 teach them that not everyone can be the best :t; a [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Longshot' Three better understanding of himself and his tha s Vineyard (60 min.) (In Stereo) genius ... number one. But everyone can have social Ronald Reagan Jr. and losers sink, their money into an elaborate parents after they decide to end their 34- For an hour, Desmond and his wife tutored the race-fixing scheme. Tim Conway. Harvey [U S A ] Hiptide year marriage. Tom Hanks, Jackie Glea­ students on the waltz and the cha-cha. Also included in graces.” Mrs. Fullmer said. ^ co-star Spuds McKen­ Korman, Jack Weston. 1986. Rated PG- son, Eva Marie Saint 1986. Rated PG. 13 8:30PM 03 My sister Sam (CC) Sam the curriculum is the swing, with most of the steps She said the dance lessons catch some cadets by invites her agent to move in with her and [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Reds' (C C) A journalist taught to today's music. zie pose during a [U SA ] Cartoons Patti. (R) and a feminist experience the Bolshevik surprise, but most learn about them during orientation Revolution in Russia. Warren Beatty, Diane “ I tiiink I ’m doing pretty well,” freshman Doug given each spring to incoming freshmen. ' break during taping a 6:30PM SD m *a«s*h CD $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime Keaton, Maureen Stapleton. 1981. Rated Dillon, 18, of Arlington, Va.. said after his dance lesson. CD dS) A B C New s (CC). GD Major League Baseball: New York PG “ I urge them to get acquainted with the young ladies. Dillon said he had heard mention of the mandatory segment for ABC GD Benson Yankees at Kansas City Royals (2 hrs., [U S A ] Fridays (R) I urge them to get names and addresses.” she said.; 30 min.) (Live) dance lessons before coming to the academy, but Laveme & Shirley tiBlevIslon’s "Good @ ) @ ) Valerie (CC) Valerie agrees to di­ 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD ® Nightlino (CC). She said the academy will conduct seven formal baUs (g)^N B C News hadn’t paid any attention. For Jonathon Riffe. 18, of Morning, America" rect a play for the community theater (R) CD Entertainment Tonight Tuscaloosa. Ala., the lessons were a surprise. this year and nine Informal dances, providing ample Nightly Business Report (In Stereo) GD INN News “ They’re different.” he said. “ I never had any prior opportunity for the freshmen to meet their obligatidh. Saturday In New York. dD Noticiero Univision ® Major League Baseball: New York GD Topper Yankees at Kansas City Royals (90 min.) experience with dancing. I was never interested,” [C N N ] Showbiz Today @ ) Honeymooners During the Friday night lessons, upperclassmen Spuds stars In a [D IS ] Here's Boomer: Flatfoot For Desmond, the sight of young cadets struggling to [E S P N ] Fly Fishing With Joe Hum­ GD Tonight Show (In Stereo) assigned to the younger cadets gawk from the balcony phreys move their feet to a non-military beat is nothing new. AP photo because they aren’t allowed to participate. There are nationwide beer com­ 9:00PM ® Newhart (CC) Joanna tells Weekend with Crook and Chase 7:00PM d ) CBS News Dick that he's in a rut because he never He’s an Arthur Murray Dance School instructor and A Coast Guard Academy cadet and his ^ Hogan's Heroes students at the academy are required to no dance lessons for upperclassmen. As a result, mercial. CD News does anything spontaneous. 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It’s part of becoming an fourth-class cadets, about a month after they arrive at first year, the dances remain the top social eventaqf into groups and will receive three dance lessons each. dD Barney Miller finds 8 new life when she is challenged by a officer and a gentleman — or lady.” the year. It’s also not unusual for dance class partne:(f dedicated plastic surgeon Glynnis O ’Con­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M C B w k r p in Cincinnati the academy The lessons are held over a period of four The cadets, dressed in summer uniform, march in do) Dating Game The cadets, he said, “ learn beautifully. It’s just Friday evenings from mid-July to mid-August, with to become cadets’ marriage partners. Mrs. Fullmer nor, Armand Assante, Craig Wasson. CD Ask Dr. Ruth (R) formation to their dance lessons Once inside, the said. Expectant girlfriend expects ® Jeffersons Part 1 of 3. 1984. 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(Or print the information shopper can do about it. but if Doug has any doubts about it to: Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O, 8:00 PM CB (3 ) Maude Under the big top get stuck with a kid that isn’t his. meets a girl at a memorial service for his Samuels seems to be the only person In on the back of the receipt). Expires Sept. 15.1987. One of the reasons supermarket managers give little (in Jan’s case) he should see a Box 447. Mount Morris, 111, 61054. friend’s pet parakeet. (R) the 14th Precinct who doesn't know that [C N N ] Crossfire he's been selected to receive a coveted L ’OREAL Brush-On Soft Color Highlights $1.50 credit to sweepstakes for motivating sales is that they "Circus Fantastique" is the title of the ( D Can W e Talk? In a game show format, [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow rarely see sweepstakes results They see millions of Band Shell on the campus of Manches­ vignettes by the kids from "Family Ties ” award. (60 min.) (R) Cash Refund Offer. Send the required refund form 1:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Oatart children’s program by Puppets Unlim­ News and the entire front panel from a L ’Oreal coupons used in their stores, and they cash thousands ter Community College. The show will and "The Cosby Show" help viewers rate CD Hearts' During her stay at a Reno ranch in family communication skills. (60 min.) Brush-On Soft Color Highlights carton, along with of refund checks, but they never see the diamond ring ited to be presented Wednesday at 7 be moved to the gymnasium of East Third opinion may be helpful GD Mission Impossible 1959 while awaiting a divorce, a straight- the cash-register receipt with the purchase price or food processor, or hear about the trip to Hawaii that p.m. at the Manchester Bicentenniai d ) @ A B C Pilot: Old Dogs (CC| Crime GD Japan's Grand KabukI in America laced English professor drifts into a lesbian Catholic High School in case of rain. drama. Retired detectives find themselves relationship. Helen Shaver, Patricia Char* a customer wins in a national-brand sweepstakes. Dick Cavett hosts this look at the U.S. tour circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1987. DEAR DR. DEAR READER: Weight gain trying to solve a case that has the police of a 91-member Japanese Kabuki theatre bonneau, Audra Lindley. 1986. Rated R. OGILVIE "Perm With a Friend” Offer. So I recommend that avid contestants and _CO’TT: What is depends entirely on calories. A baffled. Stars Robert Prosky and Robert troupe. Loggia. (60 min.) 1 :1 S A M CD Salvage 1 A dangerous Receive up to $3.50 refund. Send the required sweepstakes enthusiasts show the store manager their th e newest person stores as fat the excess GD Noticiero Univision • metor shower plagues the Vulture's at­ About Town News refund form and the entire front panels from two winnings! Even if the prize is a small one, show it! treatment for calories he or she consumes in food. CD [CNN] CNN News tempt to recover a communicatims satel­ Ogilvie Home Permanent cartons for a $3.50 That’s one way of letting store managers know that ..chronic lym­ There have been some intriguing GD Keys to Success lite. Originally broadcast as a two-part epi­ 1 0:30PM GD Alfred Hitchcock sode from the 1979 adventure series. (60 refund; or send the required refund form and one customers appreciate seeing sweepstakes forms phatic leuke­ Dr. Gott animal studies showing that ro­ GD MOVIE: 'Murder, She Said' The po­ displayed in the stores. Health clinic offered pular sleuth Miss Marple sees a woman GD Piece of Cake A lonely old man living min.) Parts 1 and 2. (R) entire front panel for a $1.50 refund. Include the Scouts complete camp mia? In 1980 my dents fed one big meal a day gained frugally in New South Wales plans an ela­ Peter Gott, M.D. being strangled in a passing train and in­ 1 :2 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE; ‘UMd Cara' sales receipt with the purchase price(s) circled. I would like to hear from readers who have additional white count was borate Christmas reunion for his daughter The Manchester Health Department will hold a blood Manchester Boy Scout Troop 123 recently completed more weight than animals fed the vestigates an old country house where she A fast-talking used car salesman goes to Expires Sept. 30, 1987. ideas for getting contest and sweepstakes forms put on ■B.^OO. Now it’s finds three bodies. Margaret Rutherford. from overseas. pressure clinic at Westhill Gardens on Bluefield Drive two weeks of summer camp at Camp Yawgoog ip same number of calories in four outlandish lengths to prevent Ns late boss' VASELINE Summer Skin Care $1 Refund display. 4'7,000. My doc- Arthur Kennedy. 1962. INN News Aug. 17 from 9 to 10 a.m. and at the Bennet Apartments Rhode Island. Merit badges awarded to some of the meals. However, we’ re not rats and car lot from falling into evil hands. Kurt Offer. Send the required refund form and the 'tttrs are having I am not sure exactly how these dD M OVIE: 'Shoot the Moon' A upper (M) Odd Couple Russell, Jack Warden, Gerrit Graham. on Main Street from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. campers will be presented at the Scouts’ annual middle class family goes through trying 1980. Rated R. proof of purchase (fill in the code number from the a difference of No Empujen Blood pressure clincis will be held at Spencer Village Barbeque of Honor on Sept. 2. reports relate to humans. periods of separation and change. Albert GD bottom of the bottle) from Vaseline Intensive DEAR MARTIN: I recently read a line in a classified opinions to the 1 : 3 0 A M (U) INN Nawa on Pascal Lane on Aug. 19 from 1 to 2 p.m. and at Campers in attendance in Rhode Island were Eric For practical purposes, people Finney, Diane Keaton, Karen Allen. 1982. [E S P N ] Surfing Pro Bodyboard Cham­ Care Lotion (any type, 6-ounce size or larger), advertisement that I thought you would enjoy. It was appropriate treatment. pionship from the Banzai Pipeline in Oahu. (SS Binrra Mayfair Gardens on North Main Street on Aug. 24 from Gremmo, Jonathan Soule, Kevin Sarles, Kevin CANCER, which provides informa­ gain weight because they eat too ® ALF Willie tells a psychologist all along with the dated cash-register tape with the from a woman in Texas, who advertised in search of tion about treatment and referrals. much. What is too much? That about ALF. (R) (In Stereo) Hawaii. (Taped) @D Home Shopping Qama 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. O’Donnell, Keith Reimer, Frank Damiano, Stove [HBO] MOVIE; The Utt Innocent purchase price circled. Expires Oct. 31. 1987. refund-form trading partners. I guess she was trying to DEAR READER: The recom- River Journeys (C C) Northeastern [C N N ] Newsnight Update There will be no blood pressure clinics at the If your disease is producing no depends. I need about 2,5()0calories dD Man' (C C ) A disillusioned defense attor­ j show how conscientious she is: “ On March 2, I had Chagnot, David Cain, David Ghabrial, Jeff Sweet, Brazil is explored from the deck of a vin­ fftended treatment is chlorambucil symptoms, you probably do not a day just to maintain weight, ney is persuaded to handle one more case [U S A ] Kaye to Succaaa Here’s a refund form to write for: Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center or the Salvation Richard Busick, Adam Violette, Jamie Balfe, E^Hc tage paddle steamer on its last voyage unexpected gallbladder surgery. On March 4, I was with or without cortisone. The need any therapy until your white whereas some of my patients gain - a complex murder mystery. Ed Harris, A $1 refund: LOVING CARE Summer Savings Army this month. Bernstein, and Sean Chesney. ' „„ from Juazeiro to Pirapora. (60 min.) (R) 2 : 0 0 A M CB MOVIE; 'The Boys in the I sitting on the side of my hospital bed filling envelopes anti-cancer drugs cyclophospham­ blood count reaches 100.000. Most weight on as few as 1.200 calories a Roxanne Hart, David Suchet. 1987. (In Band' A birthday party takes on a different Offer, P.O. Box 14896, Baltimore, MD 21268. This ® Greatest Sports Legends I with refund forms to send to my trading partners.” ide and vincristine are considered experts are taking a ” hands-off” day. Metabolic factors govern our Stereo) meaning when hidden thoughts and feel­ offer expires Nov. 30, 1987, but requests for the Agoraphobics meet (S ) M O VIE; 'Under Capricorn' A society I I guess this, shows how serious avid refunders are to be satisfactory alternatives. If approach on chronic lymphatic weight gain or loss and our caloric 11:00PM dD CB (S) ® (S) ®) ings suddenly rise to the sur^ce. Laurence form must be postmarked by Sept. 21,1987. Send a I about their hobby. woman degenerates into an alcoholic. In­ News Luckinbill, Cliff Gorman, Reuben Greene. People who experience panic when they leave their Support group meets your doctors cannot agree on the leukemia. intake, requirements. In assessing grid Bergman, Joseph Cotten, Michael self-addressed stamped envelope. While waiting 1970. I DOROTHY. KANSAS CITY. MO homes for public and crowded places will meet on best therapy for your leukemia, get your caloric intake, remember Wilding. 1949. CD GD Late Show (In Stereo) for the form, save the proof-of-purchase seal from A support group for persons with epilepsy and tltdit DEAR DR. GOTT: Does weight CD MOVIE: 'Tha Trojan Horsa' Trojan Mondays at the Manchester Area Agoraphobics ,9 ;third opinion from an oncologist that, portion for portion, fat con­ SD Novela: Pobra Sanorita Limantour CD Carol Burnett and Friends forces fight the mighty Greek army. Steve the side panel of any shade of Clairol Loving Care families will meet at Manchester Memorial Hospital gain depend entirely on calorie j DEAR DOROTHY: Not only are refunders serious Together support group from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the on Thursday at 7 p.m. The group is sponsored by tlie (cancer specialist). Or, call the intake or is it affected by eating tains about double the calories of (g ) MOVIE: 'Oklahoma!'A cowboy's girl GD Abbott and Costello Reeves, John Drew Barrymore, Hedy Ves­ Lotion or Color Mousse product, along with the sel. 1961. I about saving money, but they make wonderful'pen pals Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Hartford and providhk National Cancer Institute. 1-800-4- habits? . protein and carbohydrates. goes to a dance and falls in love with a Barney Millar cash-register receipt with the purchase price I and often come up with excellent suggestions for hired hand. Gordon McRae, Shirley Jones, GD Alive from Off Canter: Funhousa GD Twilight Zona circled. Free literature is available by calling the Mental help to individuals and families with the problem »«f To give you more information, I Eddie Albert. 1955. ' finding money-saving refunds. Health Association at 547-0337. am sending you a free copy of my (S) Talas of the Unexpected [D IS ] Cindoralla A degraded girl's (Les­ epilepsy. For more information, call 282-1638. dD Centennial French Canadian trader ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish Health Report. Weight Control Pasquinel (Robert Conrad) intrudes on M*A*S*H ball comes true with the help of her fairy Thoughts Indian land, confronting hostile tribes in a Through Calorie Control. Other (S) PEUCULA: 'Qua Braves son las 8ol- godmother (Celeste Holm). Also stars Gin­ readers who want a copy of the series of harrowing life-and-death encoun­ taras' Despues de sonar varies anos con ger Rogers. Walter Pidgeon, Pat CsrroN. ters. (3 hrs.) Part 1 of 12. la foto de una chica en un calendario de Stuart Damon, Jo Van Fleet. Report claims Caesarean deliveries vary across state A person’s character is displayed mixed with them are many selfish report should send $1 and your by how they use power. In John’s ones letting me know how insecure I name and address to P.O. Box HARTFORD (A P ) — Expectant mother’s abdominal and uterine Gospel chapter thirteen verse three really feel. 91369. Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be treats large numbers of high-risk mothers may find choosing a walls. vious C-section undergo a C-secthin ’ the scripture writer observes: When Jesus experienced this sure to mention the subject of the Cinema pregnancies, many transferred for succeeding pregnancies,” Lie­ hospital is easier because of a new By geographic location, about “The results of the report may help “ Jesus knew that the Father had tremendous insight what he did was report. from other hospitals. In 1985, 776 bert said. report showing the percentage of 28.9 percent of all deliveries in given him complete power; he he ... "took off his outer garment, HARTPORD women select where they want to deliver newborns were discharged from ” It may be defensive mediciney” StoKeout (R) 1J;30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:40, babies delievered by Caesarean Greenwich were by C-section, the knew that he had come from God and tied a towel around his waist. Tree can produce Cinema City — Nadine (PG) 1:35, WILLIMANTIC Dejnpsey. he said, where physicians choose 4:50,8:50. — Snow White and the Seven Sehool IPO-13) 12:45, U.A. Tb* Cinema* — Matter* of th* section varies widely among ma­ highest in the state, compared with their babies." and was going to God.” Then he poured some water into a 2 :« , 4:45, 7:5(1, 10. — Core Boor* “ It’s clearly a different institu­ certain procedures to avoid mal­ Dwarfs (G) 1. 3, 4:50. — Lo Bomba Adventure* In Wonderland (G) 12,1:30, Univert* (PG) 1:10,3:10.5:10,7:15,9:15. ternity wards, the editor of the 'How many of us are secure in our washbasin and began to wash the up to 1,000 pies (PG-13) 7M5, 9:35. - The Whittle — Who'* That Girl (PO) 1:15,3:15,5:15, 19 percent in southeast Waterbury, Steve Llebert tion,” Liebert said. practice suits. 3,4:30,6. — Pull Mttol Jackot (R) 7:40, report said. the state’s lowest rate. relationship with God that we know disciples’ fe e t ...” John 13:4-5. Blower (PG) 1:25,7:05,9:45. — Jen De 10. 7:45,9:50. —- Core Boor*, Adventures In Liebert said he was surprised by A physician who suspects. a SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - It’s not Floretfe (PG) 1:15,6:40, 9:20. Wonderlond (G) 1,2:30,4,5:30. — Pull The report, which evaluated It found that 30.6 percent of all director o f our origin and our destiny and This one act shows Jesus is the the wide disparity of C-sections possible problem with a delivery unusual for a pecan tree to produce Metal Jacket (R)iK j 7,»t T.i9<9:15. — avpariwiwiSuperman obstetric and newborn care in because of that feel we have Son of God. He was so secure he RA8T HARTPORD MANCHRfTRR IV: Th# QueitQuest torfor Peace (i P O ) ‘1:30. — deliveries in 1985 at New Milford performed by physicians in the may err on the side of more active as much as 500 pounds of nuts Connecticut hospitals, said the Connecticut Health Information Center oemplete power? could do a servants work and use ■ottweed Pab * Clnoma — The ^ UA Tboatar* Ro*! — The Untoucho- Th* LottI rBoy* (R) 3:15,5:15,7:10,9:10. Hospital were by Caesarean, or state although he could not say annually, and that’s enough to Untouchables (R) 7:20. Mm (R) 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — Spoceboll* — Snow Whit* ' and th* Seven Dwarfs____ state average for Caesarean, or intervention to avoid a lawsuit over ^ 'There are not many of us. C-sectlon. Only 16.8 percent of all exactly why the differences occur. power for the benefit of others. This make 1,000 pecan pies, says Pear RIebard’t Pnb « Cinema — The (PG) 2, 4, 4, I, 10. — Revenge of the (G) 1:20,3,5. — Th* Untouchable* (Rl ejection, deliveries in 1985 was the physician’s failure to perfomtra Recently, we have discovered how is truly a person of godly character. Untouchable* (R) 7:15,9:30. Nerd* II: Nerd* In ParadI** (PG-13) 2, 7:10, 9:20. — Summer S^ool (PO-13) deliveries were performed by C- Liebert, director of the Connecticut The University of Connecticut’s Nationally, the rate of C-sections C-section, he explained. Georgia-Pacific Corp. 23.8 percent, roughly the same as vulnerable even capable leaders Jesus is the only source of this kind 3:40,5:40,7:40,9:40. 1:10,3:10, S:10,7:45,9:45. section at New Britain Hospital, Health Information Center and John Dempsey Hospital in Far­ has increased nearly fourfold since The report also said that other About 248 million pounds of nuts Miowcom Clnoma* 1-9 — RoboCop the national average. Statewide, ■ really are. of security. Through him we can VBRNON where 2,106 newborns were dis­ editor of the report. mington, which had 42.8 percent of 1970 with more than one in five local factors might play a role in are harvested from pecan orchards (R) 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:30, 9:50. — Th* 83.21$ newborns were discharged in charged in 1985. ~ The question is if we were that have complete confidence in God’s Lo*t Bov* (R) 12:20, 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, Clno 1 B 1 — Adventure* In Bobyilt- The center is a division of the its babies bom through C-section, babies delivered by C-section in decisions to do C-sections, sucb>as in an average year, the forest 9:40. — Who’* That Girl (PG> 12:50,2:45, tlng (P(3-13) 7:10,9:20.— TheUntoucha- DRIVH-INS 1 $ $ 3 . •secure and had complete power, care for us. "The results of the report may Health Systems Agency of North was considered a class by itself in 1983. ethnic or cultural values, payer products firm says. Although they 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. — Bock to the B ^ h bl** (R> 7,9:40. Mani« *ld — Th* Living Daylight* In a Caesarean procedure, a baby help women select where they want hew would we use it? Whenever I (PG) 12:55, 2:55, 4:55,7:20,9:35. — Th* (PO) with Ben Vovag*, OiVll* Brown Central Connecticut, a non-profit the report. "It may be that they continue to mix, or availability of prenatal are valued mainly for their fruit, (0> at dork. — Lo Bombo (PO-11) with is delivered by cutting through the to deliver their babies,” said Steve ' think of this question many noble Rev. James Meek, Pastor Living Oovllghta (PG) 12, 2:25, 4:50, WR$T HARTPORD organization based in Hartford. Liebert explained that Dempsey insist that patients having a pre­ education to the consumers. pecan trees also are used to make l i S . ' Mo*t#r» of th# Unlv*r*e ■Im 1 B t — Th* Untouchobl** (R) 7, Eddi* and th* Crul«*r* (PO) otdorfc. — suggestions come to mind but Commnalty Baptist Church furniture, flooring and boxes. (PG) 12:30, 2:35, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30. — 9:30. — Dragnet (PO) 7,9:30. RoboCop (R) with Platoon (R) otdorfc. I 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 10, 19B7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10, 1987 — 18 \1 k i t ‘N’ CARLYLE * by Larry Wright HOMES APARTMENTS [HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT Automotive MANCHESTER. M A N C H E S TE R . $149,900. 3 ROOMS. 118 Main When CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Laundry opener and Colonial on nice deep street. No pets. Secur­ Cleon up person. Work lot on a quiet cu l-de-sac ity and deposlt.$480. U R 8 approximately 15 In convenient location. Heat and hot water you FD RSAlf hours per week and Front to back master Included. 646-2426, 9-5 corn $125. Must be able plus up to 3 more weekdays.______■ to open 7 days per bedrooms, dining shop Notices week. Apply Hartford 2 BEDROOMS, heat, room, tlreploced living stove, references, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Rd Dairy Queen next to room, 2 foil baths, gar­ I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Speed Queen coin lease, security, no pets. the As 0 condition precedent to I age. D. W. Fish Real $510. 649-3340. Self Your Car the plocement of any odver- laundry. D E N T A L Assistant. Mon­ Estate. 643-1591.0 tlslng In the Monchester He­ WANTED, Part time BUS Driver. Glastonbury H E L P I We need an active SANDBLASTER. No ex­ rald, Advertiser hereby day through Thursday. counter help. Apply Dl- NURSES Aides. Training 6 rooms, heated oport- Manchester Secretary/ RESTAURANT public shools. Work os class storting soon. Individual to come perience necessary. agrees to protect. Indemnity 10-5. Experience pre­ Roso Cleaners ,777 many or few hours as work with our small ment, $700 per month. ns and hold harmless the Man­ Gal Friday ferred. Reply to P. O. You will be paid while Apply In person Barry CONTEMPORARY Ele­ 4 Lines — 10 Days HELP Moln Street.______desired. Bonus pay company. Telephone Blast Co., 238 Hartford No appliances, no pets, chester Herold, Its officers Com pany will train on Box 505, Manchester, your learn, plus re­ gance. $239,900. Bolton. security. 646-2426 week­ Herald SOa charge, each addl> and employees ooolnst any 2 R E T A IL positions open plan and or earned ceive free meals. Tak­ orders, light ordering Rd„ Monchester. Salt box contemporary word processor. East Ct. 06040.______Waltart, Waltrns, days 9-5. tional line. You can and oil lloblllty, loss or tor hardware store. days. Insurance benef­ ing applications for full and packaging. Custo­ H O L ID A Y Inn In East with beautifully unique expense. Including attor­ Hartford location. CARING, loving, expe­ Sales clerk, cashier. its available. No expe­ or port time certified mers basic duties: We room layout. 14 x 32 MANCHESTER. Quality Classifieds cancel at any time. neys' fees, arising from rienced, Individuals Cooks, Kitchon Help Hartford Is looking for Pleasant working con­ Good pay, benefits. rience necessary. Will nurses aides for oil ore young and growing am desk clerk, am great room wlht one bedroom, heat, hot SORRY. claims of unfair trade practi­ needed for child care water and oil applian­ ditions. Excellent entry Due to an Increase In Apply Conyers Hard- train for public service shifts. Earn a high rote and wllltroln. Fulltime wolter/woltress, om- cathedral celling. 3 NO REFUNDS OR ces, Infringement of trode- positions In Hartford wore. 646-5707.______license. Applications preferrred, port time ces Included. Air condi­ marks, trade names or pat­ level position. business, we have Im­ of pay plus bonus pm bus person hostess, bedrooms, 15 x 24 mas­ 643-2711 ADJUSTMENTS County. Call Nannies available from trans­ considered. Apply: CL ter. 2 firepices, 2 cor tioned. Quiet. On bus ents, violation of rights of " R " Us Inc. 233-7457, mediate openings HIGH school coaches hours. For more Infor­ and cocktail server. privacy and Infringement of Call Sharon needed. Coventry High portation department. mation pleosecoll: Di­ Cone 8, Reed Company, We offer competitive garage. Set on 1.5 acre line. Ideal for middle- CALL HERALD osk for Suzonne. available. Flexible $ 'IO copyright and proprietory Glastonbury Board Of rector of Nurses, Mrs. 205 H a rtfo rd R d ., lot with o view. Much aged and senior cltl- Advoncod Careor hours and days. Will School varsity cross wage, full company be­ rights, unfair competition W A ITR ESS wanted full country coach, varsl- Education, Glaston­ A. Plante, Cresttleld Manchester. nefits. Apply In person. more. D. W. Fish Real zens. $540. 247-3030. CLASSIFIED and libel and slander, which 282-9232 time port time. Apply train. Apply In person. ty/lunlor varsity vol­ bury ,Ct. 06033. Phone Convalescent Home- 363 Roberts St., East Estate. 643-1591.0 STUDIO type. Portly fur­ may result from the publica­ In person Luigi's Res­ 633-5231. Ext 430. Affir­ t e l e p h o n e Receptlo- leyball, varsity track /Fenwood Manor at Hartford. MANCHESTER. $121,900. nished. Working single 643-2711 tion of any odvertlsment In taurant, 706 Hartford mative Action, Equal nlst/Coshler. Reliable the Manchester Herald by EXPERIENCED person and field. Contact at­ 643-5151, Monday Adorable starter mole preferred. No MI8CELLANEDU8 needed tor custom Rd., Manchester. VITO'S Opportunity Em- moture person needed E D U C A TIO N A L Aide to pets. Lease. 643-2880. odvertlser. Including adver­ hletic director Dennis through Friday, 9om to Immediately tor posi­ home, beautifully dec­ FURNITURE _I FOR SALE tisements In any free distri­ draperies. Full time. Joy (742-9253) or Char­ plover. M/F.______3pm. reinforce Instruction, CARPENTERS and Car- Birch Mt. Inn tion os cashier te fr assist Individual or orated, eat In kitchen, bution publications pub­ Hours can be flexible. penters helpers. Own lene Laferriere (742- ACCOUNT PavabIes new both, and private TEE Shirt transfors. Ap­ lished by the Manchester Hourly rate $6 +. f u l l time position open phone receptionist. AO; small groups of child­ 3 ROOMS. Portly fur­ COMPLETE Mahogany (MRS tools and transporto- 9579) until August » . clerk. Glastonbury pllcont should hove treed lot with covered proximately 3000, also Herald. Penny Sleffert, Contact Phyllis at 456- 646-3161 or After August 20, call Public schools central tor lawn core and P u zzles ren and perform In- nished. Heat. Working dining room set. 6 FAR SALE Publisher. tlon. Work In Manches­ pleasant personality potlo. Sentry Real Est­ single mole preferred. choirs, crendenzo, 50 to 100k nurrrerals and 3527. high school office at office, 12 months 35-40 landscaping mainte­ nstructlon related ate. 643-4060.O ter. Pay according to ond good moth apti­ clerical activities os No pets. Lease. .643- Chino closet In mint letters for shirts, caps, 649-3292 742-7346.______hours per week. Appli­ nance, will train. 647- etc. Best offer. 649-3542 LOST experience. Imme­ 1349. tude. Experience help­ assigned and to moni­ 2880.______condition. Rock maple OIOS Cutlass Supreme diate work. Coll 643- Something New Under cations available from ful but not necessary. SOUTHERW New Eng- after 5:30pm.o______PART Time store clerk. ACROSS 42 Defunct Answer to Previous Puzila tor 7th and 8th grade COVENTRY. Convenient kitchen set. Westing- 1977. Automotlc, AND POUND 6760.______the Sun! Reps Needed Glastonbury Board of P A R T time general office Contact Lee, 649-1749. lond closslfleld ods GOLF Starter sets from am/fm, 4 door, good PART Time. Earn extra Apply Solvation Army football L 1 t H w I f T V p students In the compu­ location, rear court­ house electric A vo ­ for business accounts. Education. Glasston- worker for Manchester Bob Rllev Oldsmoblle, 1 Octopuslikn reach nearly 800,000 $35. Wedges, woods, BAYLOR Supervisor. We league (abbr.) A Q o H o f p e ter room. Contact Mr. cado stove, end tables, tires. 127k. $500. 633- LOST. Diamond combi­ money assisting our Thrift Store, 210 Pine bury, Ct. 06033. Phone erw turs H I yard entrance, newly have opening for a Part tim e$18,000 poten­ real estate office. T yp ­ Manchester. 4 5 Sulks Vene Hording, Princi­ homes In Connecticut 2 redwood choirs. Coll putters. Bargalh prl- 6239.______nation wedding and en­ bookkeeper with post­ Street, Manchester. 633-5231 extension 441. 6 Thick and 1 0 TH r I o renovated 1 bedroom supervisor position ev­ tial. Full time $60,000 ing and bookkeeping 4 6 Heavy pal, Tolland Middle and Rhode Island. The otter 5pm. 684-2482. ces. 649-1794______gagement ring set In ing, filing and light 646- 4928. Affirmative Action, ihort Id R eloIsM T l S l E apartment. Carpeting, ery weekend. 7pm- plus potential. Work experience helpfu 1.646- affliction School, Tolland. Coll price for o basic 25 typing. Also help with Equal Opportunity WANT AOS ore the n Eviction $390. y/7 months secur­ BAR GAIN prices on 1 B R AND new set of encyc­ CHEVY 1979. Excellent platinum. Substantial DENTAL Hygienist. One own hours. Training 4655.______4 9 Pressed word ad is only $90 and customer service by 7am. For more Infor­ Employer. M/F. friendly way of finding d 13 InjurM 875-2564. Application ity. No pets. Adults gold Sellg velvet sofa, 1 lopedias. 21 volumes. tires. Many good parts. reward. 646-3511. or two days per week. p ro vid e d . 1-612-938- 51 Weter- Q will appear In 75 news­ phone. Hours 8:30am- mation call Director of cosh buyer for oppllon- 14 Noonday rast deadline August 14. preferred. Coll 742- Berkllne recllner, ex­ $400. 649-9097. $150. Call otter 5:30. Coll 643-1726. 0019, M -F , 8:00am - PART Time Secretary. LOOKING FOR good surrounded □ □ papers. For more In­ 12;30pm, Mondoy Nurses. Monday - Fri­ 1 5 N a w York EOE. 5295.______cellent condition. $99 643-9997. 5:00pm. (C. S. T .) news? Look for the many ces, musical Instruments, land Q D O D □ □ □ □ day 9am-3pm. Crest- BABYSITTER wanted. 2 Job share In astlmulot- Indian formation coll Classi­ each. Coll 646-7856 or through Friday. Appli­ Ing environment. Abil­ bargain buys advertised cars and o host of other 53 Lucky □□□DBD □DODD EAST Hortford Mayb­ CHRYSLER Cordoba field Convalscent, 643- morninos a week In my DENTAL Hygienist. High 16 Strange fied, 643-2711 and osk 569-3046.______cations now being ac­ ity to deal with people. In the classified columns Items. numbers □ n D O E ) IHDMES for detolls.o erry Village. Cleon ot- E N D R O L L 8 1976. (aood condition, PERSONALS cepted. Send to the 5151.______home. 2 boys, 2 years, quality preventive of­ 17 Faaling of □□□□□□ QQODQ dependable car. $450. fice. Modern focllltles. Typing, light book­ today. weariness 54 Destroyed FOB SALE troctlve 4 room MOVING-FurnIture, bar 27% width - 2S0 ottentlon of Terri c/o RN SUPERVISOR- 3-11. and 4 months. Starting 55 Glances QQDO BDQ □□□□ I apartment, parking for stools Including room 1394 width • 2 for 250 643-2929 after 5:30. POKER! Seeking four or September. Forest Full or part time posi­ keeping. 20 hours . 19 Paving liquid M A N C H E S TE R . $265,000. the Manchester He­ Immediate opening Send resume ASAP to : 20 Need fpr ectton 56 Each IDDOO □□□ aOBD 1 cor, no pets, credit divider, tables, lamps, MUST b« picksd up at tba CHEVY Capris Classic five dependable young Hills area. References. tion In established of­ All real estate advertised In Lovingly mlontolned rald, 16 Bi'alnard Mondav-Frlday. No •MANAGERS 22 Warp and — DOWN BODS ODD □□□□ check. Coll 569-7396. bedroom, lounge choir to middle-aged em­ 647- 8565.______fice. Salary negotiable. Lutz Children's Mu­ the Manchester Herald Is Herald Offica Monday thru 1979. Dependable car. Ploce. No phone calls weekends. For more 25 Habrew letter 1830's Federal Colon­ and microwave. All ex- Thursday batora 11 a.m. only. ployed men Interested Coll 875-6269.______seum, 247 South Main 20 Greatest 4 0 Unseals sublect ta the Fair Housing 3 BE D R O O M , 2nd floor. High mileage. Must pleosel______Information pleosecoll •ASSISTANT MANAGERS 26 Idea (comb, 1 Indifferent ial. Fifteen rooms In­ RN/LPN-W e have a full St. Manchester, Ct. Act of 1968, which mokes It cellent condition, I sell. $500. 643-2929 after In a weekly poker Adults preferred. No Electricians M/F li­ Cresttleld Convals­ time or part time posi­ D E N T A L full time front form) (comp, wd.) 21 Sixties 41 Point at cluding In-law apart­ priced right and negot- game. Please respond 06040. EO E/AAE. No •TRAINEES 2 Tobacco radical (si.) Illegal to advertise any pref­ pets. Security. Heat, 5:30. censed lournevmen cent, 643-5151. tion on 3-11, Mondav- office person. Man­ ,30 Moslem stake erence, limitation or discrim­ ment, 2Vi baths, four loble. Coll 646-1780. INDUSTRIAL sewing to Box G c/o The phone Inquirees chew light, and utilities In­ CHEVY 1953. Belair 4 and experienced ap­ Frldav. No weekends. chester oral surgeons. "Make the Rite Aid Choice" priest 22 Unimpressive 42 Fragment ination based on race, color, fireplaces one with machine for sole. $500 Manchester Herald.n DR IVER Fuel oil. Closs 11 please.______31 Hang 3 Secondhand person cluded. $650 per month. 3 PIECE Colonial living door, run$ good. Par- prentices needed Im­ For more Information Call 647-9926 tor 4 3 Release reMgton, sex or natlonol Dutch oven, large born negotiable. Col I otter 5. license reaulred. De­ P A R T Tim e help wanted. If you have a retail management career in 32 Contempo­ 4 That thing's 23 Arab Keith Real Estate 646- room set by Watkins tlally restored. mediately for commer­ please coll Cresttleld Interview. 44 Adore origin, or on Intention to and possible building 649-9012.P______pendable fuel oil deliv­ Sales clerks. Ideal tor rary painter 5 Hinder chieftain moke any such preference, lot. Not a drive by. 4126. Brothers. Excellent $700/best otter. 875- cial prolects. Paid Convolscent, 643-5151. DISHWASHER and kit­ mind. Rite Aid has you In mind. 6 Concerning 46 Di'Crease WOOD Pollets " U " houl ery east of river. Expe­ high school students. 33 Folksinger 24 Passenger limitation or discrimination. Sentry Real Estate. 643- MANCHESTER. 4 room condition. $340.646-2002 0889 anytime. vacation, holidays, chen utility person. Seeger sound 47 Unusual evenings.______them away. No charge. FINANCIAL rienced oniv. Fulltime. OFFICE theoter work. Apply at ' Eblens. By making the Rite Aid choice, you can 27 Exploit The Herald will not know­ 4060.O______apartment. . 1st floor. P IN T O 77, 76, 73. Moke 1 health, dental and life Nights 4-9:30. Call 643- 34 Club leader 7 Can. prov person (si.) ingly accept any advertise­ Good for warehouses Insurance and benef­ Mature person return­ 646-1191.______28 Grafted, in Adults preferred. No F U L L size Maple bed, $40 Insurances, profit 4349. Antonio's Restau­ begin a successful career with one of (abbf.) 8 Single pan ment which Is In violation of PRICE has been Fe^ or firewood. Steady car. Parts. Best offer. its. Call 647-9137. ing to work force. Port heraldry 4 8 Utile pets, no oppllonces, 1 and dresser, $60. 644- sharing. Join a grow­ ROOFERS and roofers America's leading drug chains. Our man­ 35 Besketbell 9 Sand liiard the low.______ducedll This 3 bed­ 528-6573,569-4161. time. Flexible days. rant, 956 Main St., whirlpool 1956. supply. Coll 646-1737, YOUR ing company call C LE R IC A L. Small office , Monchester.______helpers. Inexperienced league (abbr.) 10 Ivan the 29 Concert halts ro o m C o lo n ia l is cor. Security. 649-1265. Horry.______CHRYSLER C o rd o b a Coll Mrs. Platt be­ agement development program will lead 50 Fiber cluster EAST Hartford prime lo­ Wavne at E. M. C. at diversified duties ,ac- help $8.00 per hour 38 inspiration Terrible 35 Forests located convenient to CENTRALLY located 4 1975. Running condi­ QUALIFICATION counts receivable .tele­ tween 8:30-4pm. 649- EARLY bird. Child care- starting pay. Expe­ you into a competitive and rewarding future. 39 Dustin 12 Long-limbed 36 Energy unit 52 Actress cation. B-3 zoned 4 8> 4 nnTV/STEREO/ 2 ROUND trip UA tickets. 721-1555. EO E.______2596 or 643-0020. /housekeeper. Respon­ shopping and schools. room, 2nd floor apart­ tion. $275 or best offer phones, record keep­ rienced help will be Hoffman ^3 Turned (abbr.) two family. Perfect for Bradley to Son) Jose, WORRIES ARE SECRETARY. Good typ­ sible, mature woman An attractive company paid benefit Is on o bus line. This ment with stove, refrig­ I^APPLIANIXS CA. 9/2-9Z9. Originally after 6, 282-9792. ing and some typing. ACCOUNTANT. New po­ paid accordingly. If movie 16 New (pret.) 37 On the move Ullmenn offices. Many Im­ home has aluminum erator. Available Au­ ing skills, pleasant All benefits. Call 647- sition In small business tor school year Mon­ package, along with an excellent salary, will provements, Inlcudlng $556 sacrifice $450 or O A TS U N 210 1982. 59,000 OVER! phone personality. For you are a hord worker siding and storhn win­ gust 1st, $400 per month DOUBLE oven, self 9137.______tor degreed accoun­ day through Friday, and con report to work assure your job security. 1 2 3 4 down-stolrs kitchen best otter. Coll 646-0380. miles. Call between 6- Having problems buy­ appointment coll 643- 7-10am, Must love dows. There Is on attic plus security. 646-7336. cleaning Hotpoint 10pm. 643-6433. P A R T Tim e office posi­ tant with 1-3 years ex­ everdov you can hove ■ completely remodeled ton and o woodburning C H E S T freezer, 17.2, $100. ing a house or condo? 0622.______children, non smoker, If you seek a promising career, and are a 11 O N E Side of 2 family tor stove. Coppertone. tion In S. Windsor. perience. Responslblll- the opportunity to 2 years ago. Blown- stove. This Is o good Green fringed koros- If you are putting 20% TEACHING Assistant. references, $75 per rent. 3 bedrooms, good condition. Great INVITATION TO DID Acccurate typist with tles Include; work tor a growing hard working individual, we Invite you to call Insulotlon In 1982, place to start! Being for cottage or apart­ ton and pod, $100. Both down the LEADER Energetic loving per­ week. Coll 646-8298. 14 1 washer, dryer hook-up, considerable phone Involvement In cash commercial roofing for an appointment or apply In person on newer blower on fur­ offered of $124,900.' ment. Best offer. White excellent condition. Sealed bids will be received MORTGAGE POOL is sons needed for day nace and newer 100 carpeting, nice loca­ contact for busy soles bookkeeping, bonk re- WANTED! Experienced company that takes Give us the opportunity Glenwood apartment 649-0520. In the General Services' of­ core center. Morning Tuesday August 11. from 9a.m. to6 p.m. at: 16 17 omp service. Asking tion. $675monthlv. Coll fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ available to you re­ office. Figure aptitude concllllotlons, and col­ bartenders, waiters, pride In their work. to show It to you!. size stove. Needs oven CLASS II hitch for S-15 gardless of your past or afternoons. Call lections. Group Insu- $199,000. Strono Real 644-2673 or 644-3313 ter, C T until AUG UST 21,1917 helpful, word process­ and waitresses. Apply Coll Eastern Roofing Realty World evenings. coll. $20 os Is. 646-5160 pickup. Truck bolt-on. at 11:00 a.m. for the tollow- history, Income or Sonshine Day Care ronce/benetlt In person, 1260 Main Corp. 282-0711. EO E. RiTE AiD PHARMACY Estate. 647-76S3.D Ing; Center. '646-7160.______ing and or computer Prechette-Benolt Asso- otter 6pm.□ $35. 649-6447.______credit. Commitments skills a definite plus. program. Please coll Street, Coventry. 361 Main Straat M A N C H E S TE R . $124,900. clotes. 646-7709.0 DUPLEX. 4 rooms. 22 23 24 26 27 WHIRLPOOL refrigera­ W OOD Stove. King model (1) PURCHASE OF TW O (21 in 7 days. Call Pat or RNS wanted for full and Excellent benefit pack­ tor oppolnment, FULL tlme/port time 28 29 Best buy! Charming Adults preferred. No USED STORAGE ASSITANT Manoger trai­ Mancheitar (h. pets. 649-9600. Coll any­ tor with large bottom 8800. Asking $400. Coll Marcelle today at part time, 11-7 shift. age. Call 228-9478 or Mondov- Friday, 8:30- nee. Salary, benefits bookkeepers. Call be­ older 3 room Colonial E ^ Y Stepper. This cus- CONTAINERS Apply A O N , Salmon 30 |31 time. Available Sep­ freezer. $65. 646-1927. 742-6958 otter 6pm. 1-800-628-9505 sendresumetoStordox 12,'30, Prague Shoe and no weekends. tween 8 and 3. 646-2465 203-646-9429 or 1-800-345-9444 with spacious rooms In tom built Manchester (2) R EINSULATE PIPING Brook Convalescent Equipment , P. O. Box Company Admlnlstro- convenient location. home was designed by tember 1st. Fridays FRIGIDAIRE stackable "EASY DOES IT" Is the a BOILER AT YWCA Some retail experience or send a resume to: 82 33 coll 646-8021. washer and dryer. Re­ Home Salmon Brook 204, Columblo Ct. 06237. tlve. 282-9074,______reaulred. Call Bar- PART andfulltlmecashl- Lots of updating. the engineer/owner to way to describe oloclno o The Town of Monchestor Is Drive, Glastonbury. Priced to sell. Century be energy efficient, quires 220 plug. Al­ an eaual opportunity em­ FULL time openings tor OFFICE help port time. boro, 643-1097.______ers In oil departments. 34 Ise wont od. Just coll 643-2711 STOP WORRYING Pleose call 633-5244. Ideal work tor senior RiTE AiD PHARMACY 21 Epstein Realty. 647- maintenance free, and mond color. Asking ployer, and regulres on affir­ WHERE YOU GET THE loving core givers tor Preterrablv with book­ COM FED Savings bank Is and we do the rest! mative action policy forall of keeping experience. citizens. We poy gener­ Penonnei Director 8895.0______■ to maximize his fami­ $300. Please coll otter Infant, toddlers and seeking a part time I»ND0MINIUM8 6pm. 528-3D73.g Its Controctors and Vendors MONEY! Main Street, Manches­ ously based on expe­ BLUE print of ontlclpo- ly's comfort Inside and os o condition of doing busi­ Since 1974, we have INSPECTORS pre-school. Call Ma­ teller tor our Coventry 1445 Hancock Street IFOR RENT [CAM rilyn DImmock, Little ter. 646-5420. rience. Will train If 42 43 44 45 tlon this quality con­ o u t..E x p a n s iv e 1st CALO R IC 30 Inch gas ness with the Town, os per served thousands of sa­ NICET level II Inspectors office. Must be people Quincy, M an. 02169 floor laundry room, ____( for SALE Federal Order 11246. People Unlimited, TEACHER. Start Sep­ necessary. Apply In s t r u c t e d 9 ro o m SOUTH Windsor. Beoutl- stove. Automatic clean tisfied customers. It needed for seasonal work oriented and have ex­ person: Arthur Drug, An EOE thermopone windows, oven. Excellent condi­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ on highway construction Marlborough. 295-8003 tember, 3 year nursery 49 SO Contemporary rises tul 2 bedroom condo. 2 doesn't matter If you are cellent math skills. Call 942 Main Street, central olr condition­ tion. Avocado. $150. TOYOTA Supra 1984. cations ore ovollablt at the projects In the Manches­ or 295-9415.______shcool program. Tues­ 742-7321 tor details. from the top of a hill car garage. 1 '/j baths. 2 General Services' office. married or single, how Manchester. S3 ing, o beautifully lo­ 643-4797. L o a d e d , sunroof, ter area. day and Thursday, 8:30 EO E.______surrounded by trees. years young. No pets. much money you make. baths, family room, cated Inground heated leather, rust protec­ TOWN OF Assistant Inspector — CASHIER In convenience to 3:30. Must hove edu­ J 2'h One month security MANCHESTER, CT. If you have slight credit store. Flexible hours, M E D IC A L office looking ss den, and office ore but pool! See It today. tion. 24,000. 1 Owner. problems, or are facing Entry level position cation degree. The tor a self motivated plus. Coll Klernon I7 frd LAWN AND ROBERT B. WEISS, nights and weekends. MANCHESTER 0 few of the rooms In Blanchard 8, Rossetto. 646-6051. GENERAL MANAGER foreclosure. If you are a Submit Resume to: Children's Ploce Inc. Independent, detailed SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS "We Guarantee Our Realty. 649-1147. ■ ' ' I darden 633-4155. 643-5535 tor the town of Bolton. (01987 by NEA. Inc this newtrl-level home. 0I6-0S home owner and have oriented per son tor a See It today! $299,900. Houses" 646-2482.0 CL0U8H, HARBOUR A We will train. Ideal part sufficient equity, we can variety of duties In fast BURGER KING Blanchard 8, Rosetto. SCRANTON help you with a 1st, 2nd, ASSOCIATES paced busy environ­ time job tor homemak­ STORE AND Top Soii Scraoead Loam. © 646- 2482. "W e Guoron- Any amount dslivsred. Alto, fill, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH or 3rd, fixed rate or ad- ENOINEERS 8 TUTORS ment. Please apply to: ers or retirees. tee Our Houses."□ L0T8/LAND I OFFICE SPACE CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE VEHICLES TAKE A LOOK lustable mortgage with Sports Medicine 8< Or­ NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME gravsl. stone and bark mulch. AND SELECT USED CARS... PLANNERS Part-time to work with students on a one-to- 537-5234 or 537-5766. A by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee FDR SALE any terms to keep your thopedics, 155 Main St., FOR FALL EMPLOYMENT Brand new listing! 6 room NEWLY renovated. Bobcat, backhoe a loader rentel. SOME 9.t% FINANCINO OR LESSI 85 Pont. Grand Am payments low. Quick P.O. BOX 852 one or small group basis In reading, writing, Cope Cod, 3 bedrooms, Manchester or call 649- Earn U p T o Unscrannble these four Jumbles, THERE S ONLY ONE THING I Close to 1-84. 1st floor DAVIS CONSTRUCTION IWd.tOr *6895 MANCHESTER. CT accounting, basic and advanced mathematics, WANT TO SEE IN A NEW CAR fireplace, aluminum B O LO TN . Build to suit. 87 FIFTH AVE. decisions, no applica­ 3158. one letter to each square, lo form Looking for o beautiful suite available. Rent CtioJoDofAaN 00040 psychology, sociology. Bachelor’s degree four ordinary words. siding, newer furnace, 872-M(10 / 65»Q56S 86 Toyota Callca . . ^ ___ tion fees, friendly ser­ treed ocre plus lot to Includes utilities. 530 loNdDd. DtDiiino «t M4.495 an me *11,200 vice. Call today. EOE.M/F needed in appropriate discipline and one year 1 cor garage. Bowers square feet. Peterman 87LeBARON PERSONNEL CLERK TYPIST School District! Great build your dream OTSTurtta *12,205 1-800-628-9505 teaching experience or equivalent. Applicants RYSAC house? Coll today for Building Co. 649-9404. (PETS AND 82 Olds Regency We have an Immediate opening for a mature, neighborhood off 87 PLY VOYAGER *15,095 4* *5895 LEADER MORTGAGE may state in writing any equivalencies to the per hr Green Rd. $137,500. details. Century 21 Ep­ C LE A N dry heated area. LEGAL Street level 45 x 27. (SUPPLIES 87 RAMCHARQER . . above qualifications and provide appropriate personable and highly motivated individual to BREAKFAST and LUNCH Jackson 8, Jackson stein Realty. 647-8895.0 4>4 *17,595 81 Mezde RX7 *4495 references. Salary: $9.74 per hour. Day or support our personnel department. If you like Reol Estote. 647-8400.P Suitable for store front 87 ARIES4df..ioKM *8.995 SECRETARY office. Coll 649-1600. BRITTANY Spaniel, 8 79 Zephry Sedan *2395 Enjoy working east of evening hours — vary during academic year. variety, this may be just what you are looking tor. TYFFA TOP of the Line! 11 Qual­ BUSINESS months old. Spoved.- 87 DODGE RAM T o apply forward resume and a letter of intent Qualified candidates must be organized, detail ity craftsmanship and AKC registered. 649- MINI VAN 86 Line. Town Car HELP WANTED the river In Manchester PRDPERTY vs. Mr. Aulo *13,595 law office with high vo­ to: Mona Martin, Director oriented, accurate typing skills of 50-60 wpm., materials ore found 2530. 3 to Chooae $ A V E per hr throughout this brand (ROOMMATES 87 LeBARON G TS *12,395 DRIVER. Port time for lume real estate and Developmental Education Center excellent math skills, and have a minimum of 2 BLACK ,Lob mix, 8 86 LeBARON com. *13,495 84 Mercury Marquie CLOSING new 7 plus room Colon­ WANTED months old. Free to Manchester Herald general practice. Manchester Community College years business experience. I 88 LeBARON I*. *9.995 ' Brogham *4995 ial, situated on over 1 Prime Office Spiee good home. 644-4540. route. Coventry area. Heavy client contact. 60 Bidwell Street, Manchester, C T 06040 RETULB 88 THUNDERBIRD *9.695 G.S.P. offers an excellent benefits package OPENINGS AVAILABLE ON acre on the outskirts of MANCHESTER. Room- 8 F R E E kittens 15 White, 2 86 Muatang *6495 Short hours. Good pay. Requires someone Applications must be postmarked by Manchester. 4 bed­ 2,(XX) sq. feet mote wanted for spa­ 80 DODGE aAiLoaM *11,495 Coll 742-H67. 9-12am, 7 with excellent organi­ which includes medical, dental, and life ALL SH IFT S Route S frontage Ready to Block, 1 Calico. All 88 RELIANT S.W. *8,795 85 Oran Marq Brh. *6895 August 21, 1987. rooms, 2.5 baths, coun­ cious 2 bedroom oport- long haired, box to 10pm.□ zational and real estate Insurance, pension plan and tuition go clean G svailable must ment. Nice area, 86 DODGE 4Mw/»km *12,095 M C C lo on oquol opponuntty/afflrmotJvo octlon ompJoyGr, m/f. FULL OR PART TIME try kitchen with fire­ trained and checked by 88 Town Car *17,900 REGIONAL Classified skills. Excellent pay Protoctod group m«mb«rB oro otrongly onoouragod to opply. reimbursement. Qualified candidates may apply be teen contact Sal. place. Coll for details! wooded close to high­ Vet. Coll 742-5768. 88 DODGE ads reach nearly and benefita. Word at our facility or send resume. SALARY H IS TO R Y YAMFIL $279,900. Jackson & way. Laundry, '/i rent, CHARGER *7,805 85 Cougar bee *6800 FREE M EALS Now arrange the circled letters to 2B2-D784 3,000,000 homes. One processing and dicta­ MUST BE INCLUDED. form the surprise answer, as sug­ Jackson Real Estate. electric. Coll otter 6:00. FREE female 4 month old 88 CELEBRITY *7,706 classified ad placed phone experience gested by the above cartoon. 647- 8400.D______Keep trying. 649-8359. puppy. Port Somoved 88 PLY. HORIZON *0,005 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 with the Manchester needed. Call for ap­ FREE UNIFORMS DON'T be bashful! Coll port lob. Excellent 86 CHY. G TS Tuna. *10,205 Herald will be placed In PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 83 Lynx Wg., Ai. AC *3995 pointment - 646-6886 G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER apply at: Print answer here: “ r T T T T X l ” quick to see this Im­ health. Need loving 86 800 (fonv. m over 200 newspapers or send resume to: GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. maculate 5 plus room family. Coll 646-1636. sumiw *13,808 88 Mazda 8EB wu *5495 throughout New Eng­ NOW HIRING! (Answers tomorrow) 5-7pm. 85 QM C S-15 JIM M Y. Legal Secretary Nantucket Cope at Ly- MORTGAGES Morchandlse 85 Colony Park land for one low price. Jumbles: FUDGE GUMMY THROAT POSTAL doll Woods, 2 bed- 4«A Own Clittlo *10,508 Call Classified 643-2711 P.O. Box 288 MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS 151 Batson Dr. Saturday's 85 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7,805 Wagon *8495 BURGER KING Answer: It could be this when you have a shortage of ro o o m s, 1.5 baths, ond ask for detalls.o Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester, C T l^al tend^— "TOUGH" 85 VOYAGER *0,205 G. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction tastefully decorated. Looking for something 88 Markur XR4TI *11,495 PART Time. $6.25 hourly. E.O.E. M/F/H/V 467 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 1st floor laundry and special? Why not run a 85 COUGAR *8.095 and national retail trend center has immediate NO PAYMENTS 64 TO Y. CELICA G TS ... Notional In-store mar­ >.« Now kwh In M«ck. A m WIo Sooh No. S9 to •viltobto tor tSJO. wlitoh Inclwe** pottos* family room. Great op­ FURNITURE “Wanted to Buy" od In 85 Bulok Ragal *7495 keting company Is openings for merchandise processors at our •nd ItoftoHng. trwn dumbto, Htto A*wop«por. P.O. ■•■ 4SM. Ottond*, PL S2loa-4Ses. Uo to 2 vaors. Kiss voor fl- FabulouD, f. Uoonfoot ^ ,4 9 6 We are looking to fMluda your nwnt, •ddrosi Bnd Up c*d6 ond ntofc* your citock pty*Mo td NtwtpBporbooko. portunity I Reduced to nondol dINIcultIss eoodbya. Classified. The cost Is 88 Olda Calais *6395 seeking Individuals to South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res­ $143,500. Jackson 8, 54 LeBARON 4 a,., wot *6.595 fill the following Avoid foraclosura. Catch up D O U B L E bed In excellent sm a ll... the response big. 83 PLY. HORIZON „ distribute coupons and ponsibilities include verifying orders, along Jackson Real Estate. on lots payments such as first condition. $60. Call 649- 643-2711. 4 dr.. Aulo *2,605 84 Oran. Marq. L8 *8695 samples to consumers THE PROFESSIONALS 647-8400.O 6757. positions: counting ticketing and hanging merchandise CARPENTER or second mortooge or even 83 TOYOTA CELICA 84 Cougar «mw *5800 In local supermarkets. before It's sent to our stores. Full and part time SOUTH Windsor. outstanding credit cord Mils. OT. BiMk aks. Leadta *7,005 We provide training. experienced In kitchen MANCHESTER HONDA $154,900. Cope with 5 Ksap your home free and LIOAL NOTICe 62 PONTIAC J2000 *2,095 Reliable transporta­ • Bartender day and evening schedules are available. We clear without liens. Bod 82 HORIZON MORIARTY and bath remodeling. CELEBRITY CIPHER large bedrooms Inlcud­ TOWN OP ANDOVIR tion reaulred. Call 1- e Snack Bar Help offer competitive starting salary, generous - C i U brtly Qphar cryplogrvm ir* craaMO from quolUlon. by fvno u. lng master with dress­ credit or late payment his­ ZONINO BOARD OP APPRALS 4 4r, AC. AiAo *2,006 245-1877, Monday employee discount and the opportunity to Quality minded. Must AUTOMOBILES - paopla. pau and pnaanl. Eaob iattar In tba dphar tiandi lor ing room. 14 X 25 front tory Is not a probism. Kindly 81 PLY TURISMO aum *2.205 BROTHERS ~ anothar. Todty’t duK J tqud$ O. call: The Zdnlne Board of Aopooli hold o mooting on August $, through Friday, 9am- • Counter Control earn a weekly Incentive bonus. Apply Monday have tools and trans­ to bock tlreploced liv­ 79 BUICK SKYLARK •2,706 301 Center 8t. 4pm. 1987 and took tti* Mllowlno action: • Nursery Attendant through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from portation. Top pay for Our Service Department ing room, large dining Til* Swiss • M l- aasslc Modalor Homos, Rooto 6 ond Hsadoo Rsdd - Manchester, C T B lATU EJHQVJ room , center blondklt- Conservative Oroup AIDE/Housekeeper for Bam until 12 at G. Fox Distribution Center, 301 right individual. Full To grant tho application of Classic Modular Homos 875-3311 • Janitors chen and den, 2'h 1-454<4404 or for 0 tompororv uso of tho lot on Hondoo Rood, Rout# small rest home. Be­ Governor’s Highway, South Windsor. Ct. is seeking an experienced 643-5135 nefits, good working time year-round posi­ EWJ EJOBQVJ YQVJ baths, 2 cor garage. D. 6, and Hutchinson Rood fora modular homo tobousod M54-13M for modal and solo purposos only, sold vorlonco boino conditions. Call 649- The fun place to tion. Automobiie Technician. W. Fish Real Estate. os follovrs: to vary tho yard rogulromonts of Soctlon 4510 between 8am-2pm. XBUC EZZ OP 643-1591.0 11.2 to roduco tho roqirtrod Hondoo Rood yard by 10 Ask for Mrs. Brooks. be, come this falll tool, tho Routo 6 yard by 15 fool, and tho Hutchinson C L Y Contact Manager, 649-5400 CVEQU. CV XET UCV Rood yard by 15 fool. This varlanco shall bs subiset to FOOD Service, full or LECTURERS Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms GOVERNMENT Homes R8nl8l8 tho foilowina conditions: part time position. Kit­ Parkade Bowling Anticipated part-time openings to teach from $1 (u repair). 1. In occordoncs with tho roprosontotlons and chen preparation, provided, excellent benefits. For RVTU KE'QUWVQ Delinquent tax prop­ roduost of tho applicant, tho vorlonco shall bo for o A “CLYDE"-A-SCOPE Lanes, No phone courses In reading, psychology or sociology porlod of fourtoon (14) months from tho dot# of mornings. Apply and tutor students on a one-to-one or small erty. Repossessions. Krause Caterers. 568- CHALLENGING unique interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, EWPHWV NHAZJ VQVQ g j j m M approval of tho Spodol Pormit, oftor which tho calls pleasel oroup basis during the Fall 1987 semester. Call 805-687-6000 exten­ proposod tompororv structuro shod bo romovod from OF 5000. poaltlon. A busy office In sion GH 9965. FOR RENT tho alto. Quallficalons; Masters Degree and two years Mancheeter is looking for a Monday thru Friday. college teaching experience or the equivalent. 'JCEOV.' — DBWDVQ 2. Tho solo alto occfss sholl bo on Hondoo Rood. CARS AND TRUCKS well qualified general of­ ROOMS, Mole or Female. n ew isa? Applicants may state In writing any equivalen­ Centrally located. Kit­ 3. Tho solo sanitary disposal svstom sholl bo a. BUICK U8ABRE 307 Vt. Third Reel, fewer Door Locke, fewer Mbi- cies to the above and provide appropriate fice worker to woik on a re­ ' a H D V a T . portoMo tellot, to bo pumptd out at loostovorv two (2) dowe. Hear Dete09ar. CnAm, TM tieeitni VWiset. Let Olsten TEM PT yon! We Buy chen privileges. Reaso­ wooks. E8TATE WAGON Wire WheeiB. 8isree/Ca«etie, Reef Reck, 8^ references. Salary: $1,206 per three credit gular part-time beats, 4-6 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "The only thing most of us learn nable. Apply at 39 Cot­ ktoMr« Oreuo, 80/40 OMh iMUttor Trim. We need: hours per day. Time frame from our mistakes Is how to blame them on somebody Real Eatatel 4. Upon vacating tho progorty, oil Improvomonts to Ust 917,970 Save 92SOO course. Anticipated starting date: Septernber tage Street, between thg proporty shall bo romovod at tbg dlscrotlon of tho 1987. T o apply, send a resume and letter of flexible. Experience necae- MANOfSTERHOrCA ,. else." — Wendell Trogdon. Need a quick tala and cloa- >•4.______• Data Entry • Secretarial ing for ralocatlon, divorce Town of Andovor, Board of Sotoctmon. 'siMtrai Net Coat *15,970 Intent to: sary. We are willing to pay THE PROFESSIONALS FEM ALE preferred, klt- 5. Tho granting of this vorlonco sholl net bo cen- • Light Industrial • Switch Board settlement, debt payments or liii BUtCK CEWTURY wmmM. rmm aman§, >Uerl Mona Martin, Director for a qualified worker. chen privileges, bus struod to waive tho rovlow of this uso os o tpoclal Per­ C l l i m M e n a Ooor Lecka. Timed O m , M r • Word Processors (able to handle busy board) 24 ADAMS STREET R EM O VE GREASE and an altsrnativa invaatmsnt? mit by tho Andovor Planning and Zoning Commis­ A j^ ^ ^ -»------Ramimni, uewy wmer eywmn, n^w nw Qood ty|3lng and word line. Evenings and Mseeqe omwm/mrn cendWenki. Tit tieerine WheeL Steree/Caesmie. Developmental Education Center M ANCHESTER, C T 06040 To Cleon coffee stains rust from outdoor metal Ws hava ths answer to your sion, pursuant to Soctlon $.0and Slot the Zoning Regu­ processing needed. Insur­ weekends only 647- lations. 88/40 Oath Merior Trim. Wire WIm M. We offer top paid benefits, REFER AL BO N U S ES, Manchester Community College from Chino or plastic, rub furniture the easy way. problamsi Call Bob at 9813.______holiday pay and more. Come in or call Marcy. 60 Bidwell Street, Manchester, C T 06040 ance dolma expedence an stain with baking soda. To Just dip 0 cloth In turpen­ All msmbors prssoni voted for this motion. * 1 1 , 8 9 5 ' aaoel. SaiKl resume to M - tine and rub the metal M A N C H E S TE R . 4 room, Doted at Andovor, Connecticut 10 August, 19t7. Applications must be postmarked by 646-3520 find 0 cosh buyer for that AUMHO RfALTY, MC 1 bedroom apartment INN MaNgw, Bn 12131 Mn- Chino closet you no longer until spots disappear. To 'ZONING ROARD OP APPRALS Olsten Temporaries August 21,1987. sell Idle Items the cosy 202 East (tonter Street with garage available n CHEVROLET „ 872-91 1 1 dHhr. in’(WMaillipIn cmR- i/ke, place o low-cost od In ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT vne M C C liM •quAI opportunIty/GfflnnBthfo ootlon omploycr, m/f. wav, use a low-cost od In Mancheater, C T August 1. $500 per ULTUC BUICK, INC BocfceillffVrrhOfi lOZSpsnesr SL. MaiMhattir, CT • OdT^IOOl Rr9t90l9d 9TOUP mombGfo «r« oirongty Gnoouroood to apply. Classified. 643-2711. DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN classified. month. $650 security. ■ - 64Setl7 Coll 646-452S. 017-01

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