20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 9. 1989

CARS FURNITURE FOR SALE Post 102 drops into loser^s bracket at tourney page 11 A Speciolis[i^ B E E R Barrel Table, 4 oriarty Brothers beer barrel chairs, 1978 G M C Suburban, SI 50. Queen size sleeper power brakes, V-8 -350. m Good condition. $800, m sofa, $150. Bond dinette best offer. 646-9826 set-white formica ta­ ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- Manchester’s navox Stereo, In Wal­ nut cabinet, $50. Call s c h a l l e r "’* 643-7840. ACURA Q UALITY LAWN CARE PRE-OWNEO AUTOS CLEANING SERVICES 83 NIbmo Sttnta *2908 Used Car Dealer 8 8pd.. AA: WICKER 83 Ford Etoort *2496 S 8pd., 8lor»o JACKIE'S HELPING FURNITURE SALE 83 Pontiac 6000 LE *3996 USED CAR SPECIALS YARD MASTERS VO. Auto. LoaOad Special Importara cloaaout 84 Chav Caprica Ciaaalc *4908 Trees cut. Yards cleaned. HANDS sale of aturdy, top quality 1984 MAZDA 1983 BUICK 1982 MERCURY 1984 FORD 1 would like to help you V8. Loadad 84 CHEVY Lawns, Truck & Beckhoe rattan turnltura. DInatta aata. 62 Toy Tar cal 3R-8 *2896 B2000 P/U CENTURY ZEPHYR WAGON CAMARO CROWN VIC with your cleaning needs. and tablaa, cocktail tablaa 5 8pd.. Starao Auto, A/C work available. Reasonable rates. 87 VW Qotf *4996 Auto, A/C Auto, A/C JlanrliPBlpr Irralft and mlacallanaoua chaira 8 8pd.. Sun Roof ’3850 ’6222 available. Coma aaa at Ct. 83 Toyota Corolla *3305 ’4195 643-9996 Call 647-1990 Auto. A/C ’3919 ’5350 Cana A Reed Co,, 134PlnaSt. 83 Marcury Cougar *4095 , Manchaatar. Mon. through 1984 MAZDA DON'S LAWN V88. Loadad 1985 CHEVY 1988 CHEVY 1983 LINCOLN 1988 BUKK FrI., 9am-Spm. 82 Ford Granada QL *3906 P/U CPE. CELEBRITY SERVICE Only 26.000 original mllaal 5 Spd. MONTE CARLO TOWN CAR RIVIERA HONEST 85 BulcN Cantury *4006 Auto, A/C Black. Loaded Auto Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Lawn mowing Auto. A/C Thursday, Aug. 10, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Hedge and Bush Trimming hardworking couple 83 Honda Accord LX *4306 *3880 ’6550 8 Spd.. A/C ’8919 ’6850 ’8918 Dependable work will clean your home SPORTING 83 Oldi Clara *3996 1983 MERCURY for you. Call 646-8215 V8. Auto. AA3 1987 MAZDA 1983 MAZDA 646-7011 GOODS 85 Nliaan Santra *1998 LYNX 1985 BMW 325 1985 MAZDA ask for Michelle or 6 Spd.. Starao B2600 4x4 5 Spd., A/C 626 Enrollment Auto, A/C Auto 626 Azaciph. JAVCO 7 foot pool table, MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ’ 10950 S Spd.. A/C 5 Spd.. AM/FM CARPENTRY/ V a Inch slate top. Good MS C B N T IR ST., MANCHBSTIR ’ 1888 ’9888 REMODELING shape. $300 or best 447-7fn ’5050 ’5888 offer. 872-3724 Paper says in Bolton 1985 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1987 MERCURY 1986 OLDS 1985 PONTIAC LYNX COROLLA COUGAR CIERA ELECTRICAL 4 Spd., AM/FM SUNBIRD FARRAND REMODELING Auto. A/C Auto, A/C, LS Gray S Spd.. A/C Room additiona, deck*, roof­ I PETS AND CLYDE increases ing, tiding, windows tnd gutt­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ’2990 ’5112 ’9880 ’7212 ’4350 ers. All types ot rsmodsllng tnd DUMAS ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ROUTE 83, VERNON Service changes, 1986 BUICK 1984 MERCURY 1984 CHEVY repairs. Call Bob Fsrrtnd, Jr. 84 Cutlssa Coupe *5895 1986 MERCURY 1986 MAZDA additional wiring and F R E E Kittens and adult RIVIERA TOPAZ CAVALIER WAG CAPRICE Iran talks By Rick Santos 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 B2200 LX Bus. 647-8509 cats. Vet checked and Auto, A/C 5 Spd., A/C Auto. A/C A/C, 5 spd. Manchester Herald repairs on existing shots. Donations ac­ 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4 9 9 5 Res. 645-6849 homes. Quality work at ’9814 ’5818 cepted. Protectors of 85 Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 ’3818 ’4220 ’5111 BOLTON — An unexpected affordable prices. Animals. 742-9666 or 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 1984 RENAULT enrollment increase in the fifth ISLAND Entirely owner operated. 633-8515. 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr, *7 2 9 5 MITSUBISHI 1982 OLDS 1983 MAZDA 1985 MERKUR CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6 8 9 5 ALUANCE CUTLAS RX7 XR4TI grade has forced the Board of Auto. A/C. 54K CORDIA TURBO Auto, A/C, Gray Limited Ed. Education to consider hiring All types of home Joseph Dumas 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *6 99 5 5 Spd. Auto, A/C due to start MISCELLANEOUS improvements from 646-5253. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *6 99 5 ’3212 *5950 another part-time or full-time concrete floors, steps, FOR SALE 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 ’6990 ’4222 ’7650 teacher. patios, etc. to complete 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 99 5 1987 RX7 1986 MERCURY 1984 MAZDA 1985 FORD 1988 MAZDA By Kerin Hope shemi Rafsanjani, also quoted an Forty-nine students are en­ remodeling. Also decks MAINVILLE ELECTRIC 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 and window and door TURBO SABLE 626 ESCORT WAGON The Associated Press aide as expressing surprise that rolled for the two fifth-grade Profeeelonel electricel work done. E N D R O L L S 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *9 99 5 5 Spd., AM/FM, A/C MYGLY replacement. Tiling Update that old fuee panel to 4 Dr.. Auto, A/C Auto. AM/FM Auto White. A/C. 5 spd. the United States had rejected a classes, said Gretchen Wiedie, 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 interlor/exterlor. circuit breekere. 27W width — 25C NICOSIA, Cyprus — An Iranian proposal that $2 billion in frozen administrative assistant to Will do ell typed ot elecirieal 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 49 5 ’ 14444 ’6919 Landscape and interior 13" width — 2 for 25C ’5650 ’4950 ’ 13333 newspaper said today that indi­ Iranian assets in U.S. banks be School Superintendent Richard design services work. Newsprint end rolls can be 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6 99 5 1984 1986 CHRYSLER available. Call for frea sstimata picked up at the Manchester 1982 OLDS 1987 CHEVY 1988 MAZDA rect talks between Iran and the returned in exchange for Teh­ E. Packman. "We tend to have 647-7282. Herald ONLY before 11 a m 872-9111 VOYAGER NEW YORKER CUTUS MONTE CARLO B2200 United States on the hostage ran’s help in freeing American classes of under 20,” she said, so Call Barry at Monday ‘hrough Thursday 5 Spd., A/C Auto, A/C Brougham A.'to, A/C, 59,000 Sspd.. AM/FM 646-2411 / crisis will begin within days, the hostages in Lebanon. the size of these classes would be 6 6 l f Clubs. Used starter ’4990 ’7441 ’4818 ’4996 official Islamic Republic News Rafsanjani is considered a somewhat large. and full sets. $25 to $95. ’5980 MISCELLANEOUS 1987 OLDS Agency reported. pragmatist who is anxious to The Board of Education will Call 649-1794.______CARDINAL 1986 FORD 1986 CHRYSLER 1984 PONTIAC rebuild ties with the West in order discuss the problem tonight at a PAINTING/PAPERING SERVICES T-BIRD CUTLAS 1984 MAZDA The agency, monitored in Nico­ BIKES - 1985 Dlamand- nFTH AVE HERO sia, quoted the English-language to secure funds and technology to 7:30 meeting at Bolton Center Auto. A/C SUPREME B2000P/U 4 Spd. /Back, $75.00. 1987 BUICK, INC. Tehran Times as saying in an help boost the flagging economy. School. twenty Inch Panasanic, 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 EXPERT ’6999 ’8998 ’8998 ’3850 ’2999 editorial the talks would be But the leading hard-liner in the One solution would be to hire a Exterior and Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE twelve speeds. 647-1548. 1988 Buick Century $11990 1988 Buick Riviera $14690 conducted through a third coun­ hierarchy. Interior Minister Ali third full-time teacher for the painting and wallpaper Bucket, truck A chipper. A R I E N riding lawn The Associated Press hanging. Limited exterior Stump removal. Fraa mower. Good condi­ 1987 Plymouth Horizon $4980 try, probably Pakistan. Akbar Mohtashemi, has shown grade. Wiedie said today. An rastoratlon. Previous work estimates. Special 1988 Olds Calais $6980 "Political observers believed his opposition to any softening of Mochis, Mexico, plunging from a bridge alternative would be to hire a can be seen upon request: consideration for eldsriy tion. General Electric 86 Chev Monte Carlo $8496 CRASH SITE — Rescue workers search Contact BC Company, and handicapped. stove, white. Good con­ 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 that in the next few days we Iran’s position on the hostages, the wreckage for victims Wednesday into a river. part-time teacher who would 844-8968. dition. Call 646-3764 1986 Buick Electra 380 $10250 should expect certain moves urging Shiite militants to remain after a passenger train derailed near Los circulate between the two classes 647-7553 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 towards mediation, of course poised to strike against the teaching sections of students. 1985 Buick Electra $8480 MORIARTY BROTHERS WALLPAPERING & unofficially,” IRNA quoted the United States. The problem was created by TAG 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6880 PAINTING 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT editorial as saying. The 16 Western hostages are three new fifth-graders register­ CeHIngs Repaired or Replaced LANDSCAPING SALES 1964 ddsmoblle Rrenza $4990 It predicted the mediator would believed held by Shiite Moslem ing in the last two weeks, said 1 n tu rad/Raf eran cee 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 be Pakistan's foreign minister, extremist groups under the um­ 99 die in train derailment Bolton Center School Principal G.L McHugh NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 Sahabzada Yaqub Khan,because brella of the pro-Iranian Hezbol­ Ann Rash. Although three stu­ 643-9321 or 6484431 HEBRON erol Statute 23-65 prohibits the posting of advertise­ 81 Adam s St. both Iran and the United States lah, or Party of God. LOS MOCHIS, Mexico (AP) dents does not sound like that LANDSCAPE ments by any person, firm or have good relations with Pakis­ The unnamed aide was quoted — Rescue workers today many, she said, they are if one wEKirs PAMTWG ca corporation on a telegraph, Manchester 643-5135 as saying Iran was reacting to a considers that the entire class Quality work at a Design and telephone, electric light or tan. No other details were given. searched the muddy banks of reasonable pricel Construction power pole or to a tree, 649-4571 The newspaper, which is close the San Rafael River for more had only 46 students. Interior A Exterior shrub, rock, or onv other Please see IRAN, page 10 “ Now they’re right on the Free Eatimatee Mike Bauer 647-7760 to Iran’s President-elect Ha- victims of a train crash that naturol oblect withouta writ­ edge,” of needing a third class­ Call Brian Woigle ten permit for the purpose of killed at least 99 people and protecting Itorthepubllcand scattered rail cars across the room, Rash said. The principal 645-8912 CONCRETE carries a fine of up to S50 tor track and into the ravine said she warned school officials of each offense.______the potential need for another MULYl-Famlly Tag Sale- Woman defended below. $ Y PAINTIHG AND Saturday, August 12, The train plunged off a teacher when she made her CARPENTRY WORK Roman-Spiewak 8am-3pm. West Street, bridge and fell about 25 into the budget proposal in October. But IndudM Interior end Exterior pelntlng. Rebuilding porchet end IMason Contractor off Hartford Road. Full river early Wednesday while f she said, “ you can never antici­ decke end InetellTng Stockede Brick, Block or Slone size bed, microwave, in day-care death en route from the coastal pate a plus or minus five.” fenced. Chimneys. Patios, Walla Free Eetimetee — Fully Ineured dishwasher, bikes and CHEVY '^*^'*^*CLEARANCE resort of Mazatlan to the She said she cannot submit a New, Raatoreljons and Repelra hundreds of other SALE 6464)454/646^86 northern city of Mexicali, on budget requesting three teachers eek for MIcfieel 646-4134 Items. Bv Nancy Concelman children who had accompanied the border with Calexico, because enrollments may in­ LOW YEAR-END PRICES Manchester Herald Allison on a shopping trip, police Calif. crease. If students withdraw, I CARS said. Passenger cars were “ you have three sections of 15.” FOR SALE To at least one colleague. Wanat said in a letter to the jumbled along the tracks like She said the class in question fit CONDOMINIUMS HOMES Carrie Allison is the epitome of Manchester Herald that Allison straws. Some lay on their side CH EV Y EICamlno-1975. tightly into two classes last year, I FOR RENT FOR RENT professionalism. But the Bloom­ has a degree in early childhood in the river. Automatic, power field day-care provider is also development and was featured in but two students left the school brakes, power steer­ Heavy rains Wednesday system at the end of the year. ELLING TO N - Fleldstone A V A IL A B L E September under investigation after a 3- a day-care training video funded hampered efforts to reach Village, one bedroom, 1st. Large four bed­ ing, fiberglass cap. New brakes, tires, year-old died after spending by the state Department of victims, and the search was Enrollment and population fig­ deck, references. $595 room colonial, fire­ ures show the number of students plus utilities. 872-3438 place, wall-to-wall car­ shocks, carpet. three sweltering hours in Alli­ Human Re.sources. suspended dring the night, but 643-4696. peting, appliances, Corvette ralley rims. son's car last week. But Corinne Levin, director of the sky cleared this morning entering the school system is on AM/FM cassette. family room and more. While most Manchester-area the Teachers Center Inc. of New and police, firefighters and the increase. The past few 646-4144 90,000 miles. Runs ex­ LEGAL NOTICES cellent. $3500. 871-0014. day-care providers interviewed Haven and the Teachers Center Red Cross workers returned to kindergartens in the town had did not defend Allison, Carol Family Day Care Project, said the site. four sections of about 15 students, ''INVITATION TO BID 1985 PONTIAC Firebird, V6, multi-port EFI, all Wanat of Hebron, membership Allison was not in any of the Helicopters landed rescue Wiedie said. The Manchester Public Schools STORE AND chairwoman for the Child Day center’s DHR-funded training solicits bids tor REMOVAL power, tilt and cruise, workers nearby and casualties I OFFICE SPACE AM-FM stereo Care Association Inc., said, "By videos but was featured in a Please see BOLTON, page 10 AND INSTALLATION OF OIL were taken out on railroad The Associated Press TANKS AT MARTIN SCHOOL cassette, 5 speed, 56k. knowing Carrie I know she segment on day care produced by handcars. AND NATHAN HALE SCHOOL CUSTOM Office Space - 646-9826. for the 1989-1990 school year. 3100 sa. ft. built to your wouldn’t have left a child in a car. WFSB-TV Channel 3 about a year Officials said at least 107 W RECKAGE — Workers stand amid the remains of a Sealed bids will be received un­ plans. Prestigious fa­ DODGE 1979 Custom She’s a wonderful person” ago. people were injured, including derailed passenger train Wednesday as they take a break til August 17,1989,2:00 o.m. and Van. Air conditioning, cilities on East Center Other providers said they are Levin said Allison, 57, is a past 30 seriously, and that the death 2:30 o.m. respectively, at which Street, superb loca­ new motor, automatic, from searching for victims. time they will be publicly power brakes, steer­ reassuring parents thar children president of the Greater Hartford toll was expected to rise. opened. The right Is reserved to tion, ample parking, will be safe at day-care facilities Child Day Care Association Inc. relect any and all bids. Specifi­ competitive leases. ing. $2995. 644-9861. Torrential rains over the last but she was not sure when. identified Wednesday night Index cations and bid forms may be Call Stan Weinberg tor VOLKSWAGEN 1970 Bug, after the incident. week were blamed for the state government based in secured at the Business Office, Allison has not been charged in “ She is the epitome of profes­ Mexico City, 730 miles from were all Mexicans. 45 North School Street, M an­ an appointment. Good condition. Best crash. chester, CT. RE/MAX East ot the offer 649-9673. connection with the death of sionalism,” Wanat said in her "The cause was quite clear. the crash site. The train, popularly known 20 pages, 2 sections 0204)8______River, 647-1419.0 or ev­ Ebony Skinner of East Windsor, letter. "Parents should not se­ The heavy rains loosened the Rail and rescue officials as "The Burro" because it enings 643-0844. who died after being alone in cond guess themselves in their could provide no immediate stops at almost every station Classified - 19-20 Obituaries____2 railbed and the rails just gave Comics____ 16 Opinion_____ 8-9 CORRECTED CARTER Allison’s car from about 12:30 to choice of Carrie. They did choose breakdown on the nationalities way,” said Roberto Martinez Focus______17 Sports ___ 11-14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CHEVROLET — GEO 4:02 p.m. Friday. Bloomfield a good day-care provider. And of the victims. Eleven victims E S T A T E OF 1229 M a in St., M anchester Maestre, a spokesman for the Please see TRAIN, page 10 Local/State- 2-54 Television. TANYA L. VERFAILLE- police said. KRAUSE CHILD CARE 86 Chev Chevette 2 Or. *3 6 9 5 PICKUPS Skinner was one of seven Please see DAY CARE, page 10 Natlon/World J8-7 Weather— The Hon. Norman J. Preuss, 85 Chev Cilallon 4 Dr. *4 29 5 Judge of the Court of Probate, NEIGHBORHOOD Play 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 TO CHOOSE FROM District of Andover, ot a Group - child care. 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7 9 9 5 hearing held on July 20, 1989, Andover. Further de­ ordered thot all claims must tails 742-5919. Also em- 84 Olds FIranza 'S' H/B *4 89 5 ‘Benefit’ questioned be presented to the fiduciary 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2 4 9 5 of the address below. Failure p I o V m e n t FACTORY INCENTIVES to promptly present any such opportunities. 88 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7 19 5 •REBATES FROM $500 to $750 claim m ay result In the loss of 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 rights to recover on such £,.*10,895 *GMAC RATES FROM 2.9% (2yr) claim. 84 Chav Camaro Berllneta *8 79 5 #2084 to 6.9% (4yr) in cholesterol claim Sharon B. Preuss, CARPENTRY/ 86 Chav Celebrity 4 Dr. *6 7 9 5 1 Clerk REMODELING 87 LeSabra Estate Wag. *1 1 7 9 5 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gen­ expected to respond soon, said The fiduciary Is: I 85 Ply Turlamo 2 Dr. *3 1 5 0 Chris Lecos, press officer for the John J. Verfallle, eral Mills Inc. says its new cereal Administrator CREATIVE Laminates of 86 Chev Nova 4 Dr. *5 3 9 5 is nothing more than a breakfast agency. C/0 Hlllery J. Gallagher, East Hartford, fabrica­ 85'6 Ford Escort Cpe. *6 5 9 6 —PLUS— food that can reduce cholesterol, Benefit contains oat bran, rice Esquire tors of contemporary 86 Buick LaSabra *8295 68 Tonica Spring Trail but Procter & Gamble Co. thinks and psyllium, a grain grown styles, cabinets, coun­ Manchester, CT 06040 YOUR CHOICE OF: it should be tested as a drug if it’s mainly in India. The outer husk of ters, and furnishings. 646-6464 psyllium contains soluble fiber, 025-08______Also cabinet new going to make health claims. fronts, refacIng or re- CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL SR P&G, which sells over-the- which General Mills says has NOTICE TO CREDITORS been shown to reduce cholesterol. E S T A T E OF flnlshlng available. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK counter medicines, wants the STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER QR According to General Mills, JANE E. THOMPSON Call days 9am to 5pm. GUARANTEE U.S. Food and Drug Administra­ The Honorable William E. 528-9748.______AMC '82 Concord *2,995 tion to order General Mills to pull which is based in the Minneapolis FitzGerald, Judge of the HOMELITE 16" CHAINSAW WOOD Floors - Installed, Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,995 the cereal, Benefit, off the suburb of Golden Valley, tests Court of Probate, District of repaired, sanding and Now Thru $ept«inb«r Z, 1988 Manchester at a hearing held Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 market. It contends cereals conducted in 1987 on men with on 8/3/89 ordered that all finishing. Free esti­ ______with the purchase of any In stock truck average and above-average cho­ claims must be presented to mates. 742-5138 Chevy '87 Cavafler *5,995 *Prices include rebatesi should come under the same the fiduciary at the address Olds '84 Cutlass *5,995 federal testing as drugs before lesterol levels found that Benefit belaw. Failure to promptly Olds '83 Cut/Cruiser *5,985 health benefits such as reduced reduced cholesterol levels an present any such claim may average of 9 percent when 2 result in the loss of rights to Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 cholesteral can be advertised. recover on such claim. I MISCELLANEOUS Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 General Mills disagrees. ounces were eaten daily as part of Susan McQuay I SERVICES Ford '85 T-BIril *8,995 "It’s a cereal that’s made from a low-fat diet. Ass't Clerk Olds '85 Calais *7,995 grain. It’s consumed like a Benefit accounted for about The fiduciary Is: GSL Building Mainte­ Olds '87 Ciera *7,995 cereal. It s no different from any two-thirds of the reduction, the Linda J. Thompson nance Ca. Commercl- company said. c/o William J. Dakin, Esq. al/ResIdentlal building Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 other cereal that’s on the market­ 45 H artford Turnpike The Benefit package touts the P.O. Box K repairs and home Im­ Olds '87 Calais *8,995 place that contains soluble fiber Vernon, C T 06066 provements. Interior Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 and has the ability to lower cereal’s claims of reducing cho­ and exterior painting, CARTER CHEVROLET lesterol, a fatty substance that Anne F. TIfus cholesterol, ” General Mills spo­ light carpentry. Com­ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE c/o William J. Dakin, Esq. Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald kesman Craig Shulstad said can build up in inner artery walls. 45 Hartford Turnpike plete lanitorlal ser­ AND MARINE 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 Wednesday. The deposits can narrow blood P.O. Box K vice. Experienced, rel­ 259 Adimi 8L, Minch. FRIENDLY ENCOUNTER — Paul Baker, left, of 134 McNulty of Vernon, at the parking area at Charter Oak Vernon, C T 06066 iable, free estimates. 040-1749 fl-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) The FDA is reviewing Procter 023-08 643-0304. Charter Oak St., lets a Frisbee fly toward his friend, Bob Park last week. More pictures on page 18. & Gamble’s June 8 request and is Please see CEREAL, page 10 MANCHEvSTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug, in. 1989 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1989 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Adopt a pet: Ron is waiting College Notes Gripes resurface Day care help sought By Barbara Richmond Awarded scholarship over runoff from Manchester Herald An orientation meeting for those interested in Amy Sllverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris working for the Fam ily Day Care Service of Child Silverstein of 16 Mt. Sumner Drive, Bolton, has been A male Pomerainian, named and Fam ily Services. Inc.. will be held on Thursday awarded a Symington Scholarship in sociology from from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Nutmeg Branch YWCA. Ron, is this week’s featured pet Buckland mall site at the Manchester dog pound. Boston University. 778 N. Main St. She will enter her senior year in the fall. The The staff will provide information on “ split Ron is a frisky, but quiet, small Bv Nancy Concelmon The D E P’s consent order re­ dog. He’s about 1 year old. Dog scholarship is awarded annually for excellence in Manchester Herald quires the developers to pay contract” arrangement with the agency along with sociology. tips on getting started and building clientele. Warden Richard Rand said. $1,500 daily for the first five days Employees of the state Department of Human Ron was found roaming on The developers of the Buckland if failure to comply with a Pond Lane on Aug. 1. He’s black mall could face fines of up to DEP-approved erosion control u Resourses will answer questions. On Elms dean’s list For more information, call Maribeth Stearns at and white. According to the dog $3,000 a day if a local environmen­ plan results in pollution. If Deborah Wallace of 60 Debbie Drive has been 643-2761. chart in Rand’s office, a Pome­ tal group’s recent allegations that violations continue after fiVe rainian is described as a named to the dean’s list at Elms College, Chicopee, runoff from the building site is days, the developers would pay Squadron flag passed miniature copy of a Baltic sled Mass., for the spring semester. polluting area waterways prove $3,000 daily, Dodier said. dog. Receives BA degree to be true. If failure to comply did not The Norwich Power Squadron will pass its In addition to Ron there were Jennifer Flynn of 235 Briarwood Drive, recently The state Department of Envir­ cause pollution, the developers anniversary flag to the Manchester Squadron on two other new dogs at the graduated from Emerson College, Boston, Mass, onmental Protection plans to would pay $750 daily for the first Thursday 7 p.m. during a 75th anniversary pound, as of Tuesday. There 'V* with a bachelor of arts degree in humanities and inspect the site after the next five days and $1,500 dally after celebration at the American Wharf in Norwich. was a 4-month-oId male black social sciences. moderate or heavy rainfall to that, Dodier said. Manchester will then deliver the flag to the Labrador retriever. He was determine if developers are She said it’s unlikely that Springfield Squadron on Saturday during festivities picked up on Jarvis Road on complying with a D EP consent pollution could occur if the on Long Island. N Y. Aug. 2. To Intern at Mt. Sinai Sandy and Muffin order requiring strict erosion DEP-approved plan were The squadrons' flag will be passed throughout the There was also a male poodle. Ron Daniel Davies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. control measures, said Grace followed. year by boat to its 440 local squadrons in the United He’s about 2 years old and was Dodier, assistant attorney gen­ Davies of 100 Woodhill Road, graduated recently “ The only way there would be States. Canada and Japan. found on Florence Street on eral for the DEP. mouth Lane family. Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., an from the University of New England College of pollution is if they didn’t comply The United States Power Squadron has 70.000 Aug. 7. Dodier said today Manchester Rex, was claimed, again, by organization made up of volun­ Osteopathic Medicine, Biddeford, Maine. with the consent order,” Dodier members. Judy, last week’s featured attorney Anthony Pagano, who his owner. He had been at the teers. One is a fluffy tiger cat He was awarded the degree of doctor of said. Also. “ Safe Boating Classes” are offered to the pet, with the woeful eyes, is still pound once before and was and the other is mostly white osteopathy and will be interning at Mt. Sinai represents the Manchester En­ Earlier this year, the DEP public in most areas throughout the year. waiting for a good home. She’s a claimed by his owner at that with black markings. Hospital. Internal Medical Residency in Hartford. vironmental Coalition, told her that runoff from the site is still found sediment from the mall site very gentle, quiet dog. She’s time. Judy Lazorik, one of the mostly rusty brown in color polluting Boggy Stow Pond off in a rea waterways after a Tolland Irish night set The dog pound is located on volunteers, said the group has with a touch of white. Rand said On RPI dean’s list Buckland Street and a pond off Turnpike resident complained town property off Olcott Street many, many cats and kittens, of The Boland Brothers. Inc., will sponsor a concert she has a nice disposition and is Tolland Turnpike. that the pond near her home was near the landfill area. The dog all descriptions, such as Susan E. O’Neill of 525 Gardner St., has been by St. Patrick’s Pipe Band on Friday, at 7 p.m.. at very obedient. She was picked Coalition head Michael Dwor- red. warden is at the pound week­ Morris-type, tuxedo, tigers, named to the dean’s list at Rensselaer Polytechnic the Bicentennial Band Shell at Manchester up on North Street on July 28. kin said today members have told The DEP on Jan. 12 ordered the days from noon to 1 p.m. There those with double paws and Institute for the spring semester. Community College. The little female beagle, him both ponds are very cloudy. mall developers to improve ero­ is also someone at the pound most any type a cat-lover would She will be a sophomore next fall and is majoring Bring lawn chairs or a blanket. No pets are mentioned in last week’s co­ The coalition in March filed a sion control measures that DEP from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday want. in engineering. allowed. lumn, is also still waiting to be through Friday. lawsuit against the mall develop­ inspectors said were improperly The rain date is next Wednesday. adopted. She’s tri-color and is The phone number at the Before the cats are adopted, Burns majors In English ers charging that the project will installed and maintained. The Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Herald about 3 years old. She was found pound is 643-6642. If there is no they are neutered or spayed pollute natural resources. The mall developers, the Mall at MOTHER’S HELPER — Robin Boober of Manchester Memorial Hospitai Wednesday. The new facility, which is and are given their shots and Camp for cancer patients roaming on Route 384 on July answer, call the police depart­ Michael J. Bums, son of John and Patricia Burns, coalition is seeking a permanent Buckland Hills Partnership, sued tends to a baby in the new day-care center at Manchester used by hospital employees, was open for a tour. 29. ment at 646-4555. tested for feline leukemia, injunction to stop work on the the DEP over the order, but The American Cancer Society will hold its Camp 53 Leland Drive, has been named to the dean’s list The male golden retriever, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog unless too young when taken. project. The suit is pending in dropped the suit in May after Rising Sun for children with cancer from Aug. 20 to for the spring semester at Boston College, Chestnut also mentioned in last week’s and the new owner must have Anyone interested in adopt­ Hartford Superior Court. signing the consent order. 26 at the Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center in Hill, Mass. column, was claimed by his the dog licensed. Before being ing a cat or kitten, or in Hebron. Burns, an English major in the School fo Arts & Day care lures workers to hospital owner, and the little Pekingese, licensed the dog must have a becoming a member of the About 60 children will attend. The children are Sciences, will enter his senior year in the fall. found roaming in the area of the rabies shot. organization, should call any of primarily from the University of Connecticut into work unexpectedly may use the center dog pound a couple of weeks Sandy and Muffin, two kit­ the following numbers: 232- Fund-raising plan By Diane Resell Childrens Cancer Center and the Yale Cancer as space allows. ago, was adopted by a Ply- tens, are featured this week by 8317: 242-2156; or 676-2736. Manchester Herald “Parents can come down and Center. Pollen Count It is licensed for 22 children from 4 weeks The camp, in its sixth year, is sponsored by the When 4-year-old Sanjay Patel said his visit when needed, and the through 6 years. The children are separated Connecticut Division of the American Cancer for hall under way favorite thing about the day-care center at into three groups — infants, toddlers, and kids know they’re not far preschoolers. Society. NEW HAVEN (A P) — The ragweed-pollen count Manchester Memorial Hospital was being Ann Bonney. director of child-care For more information, call 643-2168 or 265-7161. for Connecticut on Thursday was 2 and the Under that plan, four parking able to have lunch with his mommy, staff a w a y ” Obituaries By Alex GIrelll services at the hospital, said she rotates the mold-spore level was low. reported the Hospital of spaces for people with disabilities smiled proudly. Manchester Herald — Rhonda G ibbs staff so that each gets to know all of the Saint Raphael. would be located on Hall Court, Hospital officials opened The Child Breastfeeding class at MMH children. Each of her staff has either a Representatives of the Cheney immediately behind Cheney Hall. Day-Care Center for a tour Wednesday to Manchester Memorial Hospital offers three grandchildren, and four great- degree in child development or early John J. Kehoe Robert G. Mann Hall Foundation and the Little The spaces would be much closer introduce employees, board members, Christina at the center since it opened. She breastfeeding classes on a rotating basis: Breast­ grandchildren medical staff and other friends. The center, said it was rough for a while when she moved childhod education. Robert Gordon Mann, 77, of Theatre of Manchester will meet to a lift planned for the east side of feeding for the Pregnant Couple, Breastfeeding the John J. “ Sonnie” Kehoe, 80, of The funeral will be Saturday at Public Meetings whic is open only to hospital staff, opened on her from another center, but Christina has Bonney said the day-care center provides Daytona Beach, Fla., formerly of Aug. 23 to discuss plans for a the hall building on Elm Street Newborn, and Breastfeeding for the Employed Vero Beach, Fla., formerly of 8:45 a.m. at the John F. Tierney July 10. adapted well. a healthy environment for the children Andover, died Tuesday (Aug. 8, drive to collect contributions than the spaces originally Mother. Manchester, died Wednesday Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., planned in the hall’s parking lot. Andrew Beck, director of public relations “ I don’t have any trouble leaving her through activities, learning sessions and 1989) at home. He was the Public meetings scheduled for tonight; toward renovation of Cheney Participants may take any class or a combination (Aug. 9,1989) at home. He was the followed by a Mass of Christian The idea has already won the at the hospital, said officials noticed an anymore because she isha ving too much fun exploration. husband of Sally Douglas. Hall. of classes. The fee is $10 per class. Classes are husband of Alice M. (O’Connor) burial at 9:30 a.m. at St. Bridget support of Paul Loether, the increasing need for a day-care center. He cooking, riding her bike and playing with the “ We have themes each week.” she said. He was born in Littleton, N.H., Bolton So far about $28,000 has been offered on a varying schedule. Kehoe. Church. Burial will be in St. Cheney Hall project manager for said hospital officials felt theycould attract infants.” she said. “ For instance, this week was ‘our bodies’ May 22, 1912, and had lived in pledged toward the $200,000 the The classes are open to all couples or mothers James Cemetery. Calling hours Board of Education, Bolton Elementary School, the Connecticut Historical Com­ more workers if they offered the center. Donna Karinsky. assistant director of and next week it will be 'shapes and colors’.” He was born in Ireland, and Andover, Lebanon, and Colum­ foundation will have to have in even if their infants are not born at the hospital. The are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 7; 30 p.m. mission, one of the three state “ There has definitely been a demand for laundry and linen services, takes 4- The day-care center was designed to came to the United States in 1959. bia. He helped organize little pledges before it can borrow classes are taught by Kathleen Glucksman, who is a to 9 p.m. agencies which must approve the health care workers.” Beck said. month-old Mathew to the center each enhance parent-child relationships, provide He had lived in Manchester for 12 league baseball in Andover. money to finance renovations to lactation consultant. Coventry renovation plans. The others are Beck said ithasbeendifficultforhospitals morning. readiness programs to help prepare for years before moving to Florida. He is also survived by his sister, the interior of the hall. To register, call 647-6600, or call Glucksman at the office of the state building to attract workers because many choose to Karinski said she feels very safe leaving school, to allow for self-expression through He was employed for the Balf Co. Ruth E. Osgood of Woodstock; Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 Meanwhile foundation 875-4957. Stella Kaminski inspector and the Board of work in other fields. He said the hospital her baby because the day-care workers are activities and provide a warm, secure of Manchester and was a member three sons, Robert Mann of p.m. members hope a meeting with Advocacy and Protection for hoped to retain employees v'ho wouldn’t so responsible and caring. She also said she environment. of the Local 478 union. He was a Stella (Murawski) Kaminski, Columbia, Gordon Mann of Hud­ Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. state officials can be arranged Fellowship to meet Handicapped and Developmen- otherwise be able to stay and to recruit more would have had a difficult time keeping her Rhonda Gibbs, head teacher at thecenter, member of the 4th Delegate 79, of South Windsor, formerly of son, Ohio, and Douglas Mann of within a few days to resolve tally Disabled Persons. workers. job if she wasn’t able to place Mathew in the said she likes working with all the kids; the The Women’s Aglow Fellowship will meet Aug. 21 Bishop McMann Assembly of Manchester, died Wednesday Lititz, Pa.; six grandchildren; problems of access to the halt for A meeting between the founda­ Parents who workatthehospital agree the program. little ones because she can see a lot of growth at 7 p.m. at the First Federal Savings Bank, 344 W. Hartford, the Campbell Council, (Aug. 9, 1989) at home. She was and a great-grandchild. people with physical disabilities. tion and state officials was to day-care center is an advantage. “ The staff is so imaginative.” she said. and development and the older kids because Middle Turnpike. and of the Manchester K of C. the wife of the late Jerome W. A memorial service will be held Current Quotations At a meeting of foundation have been held July 31, but Tina Dicioccio. who works as a budget and “ Once I peeked in and all the infants were in she can talk to them. Louise Schneider, wife of Pastor Jim Schneider In 1978, he was the grand Kaminski. Saturday at 10; 30 a.m. at the Port members Wednesday. William E. because of a breakdown in account manager, said the center is very a circle and the staff was passing around a “This program is different because it and a teacher and counselor at Pleasant Valley She was born in Somers, and Orange United Church of Christ. FitzGerald, chairman of the marshal of the St. Patrick’s Day “ My view is to do nothing that will be seen as quid communication, some of the state convenient. little mirror. It was so so cute to look at .” allows for a gradual separation.” she said. Baptist Church in Groton, will talk about “ how to Parade. He was also a member of had lived in Manchester for many Burial will be at the convenience Cheney National Historic District pro quo for hostages.” — President Bush, when officials were not there. “ I only have to make one stop, and even The day-care center is available for “ Parents can come down and visit when walk out of our self defenses and into the spirit and the Irish-American Home Club in years before moving to South of the family. Commission, explained a plan he asked about unfreeziug Iranian assets in an attempt One problem that will have to then I ’m already at work.” she said. children of employees working any shift. needed, and the kids know they’re not far fullness of Jesus.” Glastonbury and the AOH Div­ Windsor 24 years ago. She was the and Donald Kuehl, vice president to free American hostages. be solved involved a requirement Dicioccio has had her 2-year-old daughter Enrolled children whose parents are called away.” Refreshments will be served. ision 2. In Vero Beach, he was a owner and operator of Stella’s of the foundation, worked out in for a lift from the auditorium For more information, call 423-5692, 871-1606, or member of the AOH and K of C. Beauty Studio in Manchester for hopes of resolving one of the Elsewhere “ It’s important for every generation to have some floor to the stage level. 429-1854. 24 years before retiring in 1965. access problems. He is also survived by his son, She was a member of St. (people), however visionary and impractical at the Thomas J. Kehoe of East Hart­ Margaret Mary Church, South time, stand for something, stand for the abolition of war.” — Dr. Carl Honig, a researcher at the ford; two daughters, Patricia Windsor. Robert Jani Hart of Manchester, and Alish University of Rochester in upstate New York, Motel room a litter box for kids Thoughts She is survived by two sons, PALOS VERDES ESTATES, referring to Peter Watson, a conscientious objector "I can offer Miller of Plantation, Fla.; eight Robert L. Kaminski of South of injury to a minor. He said that when police Calif. (A P) — Robert F. Jani, in World War II. WALLINGFORD (AP) - Windsor, and Larry R. Kaminski producer of such spectaculars as Three young children were disco­ The children, two girls, 3 and 9, entered the motel room the father of Glendora, Calif.; two brothers, the U.S. Bicentennial celebration and a 5-year-old boy, were taken was smoking cocaine in the you a home Have you ever found yourself going to a place “ I had the inclination. It was time to prove to vered Wednesday night sitting in Joseph Murawski of Azusa, in New York Harbor in 1976 and by a state Department of Child­ bathroom. knowing, hoping, wishing that God in some In Memoriam myself perhaps that I could outlast the media and a filthy motel room littered with Calif., and Karol Murawski of halftime for football’s Super ren and Youth Services case Hanley also said the smoke miraculous way would give you that sign that would In loving memory of Maude S. the FB I.” — Suspected spy Felix Bloch, about his spoiled food, pornographic maga­ equity line Agawam, Mass.; three sisters, Bowl, died of amyotrophic lateral worker and were expected to be detector in the room had been assure you of His presence or guidance? I am sure Barber who died August 10, 1988, 22-mile hike through the Maryland countryside and zines and drug paraphernalia we all have. Moses did. Jacob did. Elijah did. Elijah Josephine Berozsky of Some­ sclerosis, known as Lou Gehrig’s while their father was smoking p laced with other family covered with a plastic bag so it We do not need a special day his high-profile lifestyle. went to Mount Horeb expecting God to manifect rville, Mass., Sophie Adams of disease, on Sunday at age 55. cocaine, police said. members, said Detective Sgt. would not go off. of credit To bring you to mind Himself in a glorious miraculous way and all he got Hazardville, and Bertha Auffrey He staged much of the live Police, executing a search Thomas Hanley of the Walling­ The day we do not think of you Hanley said that police became was a still, small voice saying. “ Elijah, be on your of Somerville, Mass.; seven entertainment that has become warrant at the Toll House Motel, ford narcotics squad. Is very hard to find aware of the childrens’ plight with no grandchildren; six great­ standard fare at Disneyland and "The kids were dirty, the room way. I have work for you to do.” 'They were just Our hearts still ache with Lottery arrested the parents of the during an investigation of drug grandchildren; and several nie­ Disney World, where he worked was filthy — old food rotting, routine orders. sadness. children, Frank Gavrish and use in the area. ces and nephews. maggots, empty cocaine vials hidden costs What really matters is not waiting for some sign Our secret tears will flow; for 11 years. Jani also was a Cheryl Gavrish. both 31, and but faithfulness — in season and out. feel like it or The funeral will be Saturday at consultant on master plans for Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New charged them with possession of scattered around, pornographic They were each being held on What it meant to lose you $3,000 bond pending arraignment not, vision or no vision, sign or no sign. We need not a No one will ever know. 8; 15 a.m. attheSamsel&Carmon Euro Disneyland, which is set to England; cocaine, possession of drug para­ magazines on the bed where the Carolyn Forst in Meriden Superior Court today. sign, but God. Madame Guyon understood that God saw you getting weary Funeral Home, 419 Buckland open in 1992, and the new phernalia and threecountsof risk children were,” Hanley said. Assistant vice President Connecticut daily: 776. Play Four: 9708. when she wrote; And did what he thought best; Road, South Windsor, followed by Disney-MGM Studio Tour at Walt and Branch Manager “ To me remains not place nor time; He came and stood beside you a Mass of Christian burial at 9 Disney World in Florida. Massachusetts daily: 1669. My country is in every clime; and whispered, "Come to rest.” a.m. in St. Margaret Mary In 1978, after Jani left Disney, Massachusetts Megabucks: 2, 6, 9, 14, 16, 17. 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By Judd Everhart Bannon said the Connecticut The Associated Press art purchases were primarily N obody tracked down through agree­ HARTFORD — When Connecti­ ments the state has with New cut residents buy from retailers York that include notifying Con­ outside the state and have their necticut tax officials when big- purchases shipped to Connecti­ ticket purchases are made in New cut. they still owe the state sales York. tax. He said his office works under has the Tax Commissioner Timothy F. the assumption that the pur­ Bannon, who’s been sounding chases were made innocently and that theme for months now, is that there was no intentional taking the battle to the world of effort to avoid Connecticut taxes. fine art. “ Nobody’s being called a crimi­ On Wednesday he announced nal,” Bannon said. “ But I am not that his agency had sent bills to 50 going to apologize for sending Carlton Connecticut people who recently them a bill. Our experience has bought $20 million in art in New been that people, once notified, York but paid no taxes on it. comply.” One was a $10 million painting James Wojdyl, owner of the Patrick Flynn/Uanchaster Herald shipped to a home in Sharon on David James Gallery and the City INJURED — Edward Haslam, 21, of Adams Street. Haslam was treated for which $750,000 in sales tax is Frame Co. in Hartford, said owed, 7.5 percent of the purchase potential buyers frequently tell Channing Drive, is taken to an ambu­ head and leg injuries at Manchester combination* price. Bannon said tax confiden­ him that “ We’re going to New lance Wednesday after a motor scooter Memorial Hospital and released. tiality laws prohibited him from York, we can save the tax,” he was riding struck a curb on South identifying the buyer. “ We hear that constantly,” He told reporters that in all, $1.5 said Wojdyl, who joined Bannon million is owed by the 50 residents at the news conference. 1. and that so far, $313,000 has been He said the practice puts Patrick Flynn/Manchastar Herald paid. Connecticut art dealers at an 8 O ’Neill defends salary cap L o w e s t U ltra low A person who buys an item out percent disadvantage with com­ AFTER THE BIG ONE — Dan Varvelli, 14, of Ellington, Pond. Despite his obvious form, he said the fish didn’t of state and has it shipped to petitors in other states. He said tries his luck recently from the top of the dam at Salters seen to be biting. i n ta r. nicotine. Connecticut avoids the tax in the that when customers bring up the HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. managers looked at it. The Maintenance, told McCollam that state where the purchase is issue, he often discounts a work William A. O’Neill’s move to cap managers had asked to meet with “ not only is it a question of (Im g .) Carlton (0.1 made, but is still liable for the by 8 percent and then collects the state managers’ pay raises at 3.5 a representative of the governor money, it’s a question of credibil­ “ I. 0 W t . . Connecticut sales and use tax legitimate tax on the discounted percent this year was fiscally, not to discuss the issue. ity. All the managers are saying. which, as of July 1, is 8 percent. price. Security is cited in contract suit politically, motivated, according ” A lot of people think that the ‘How can we believe anything to one of his top aides. administration looked around they tell us now?” ’ and picked the most vulnerable Henry Howard, head of the By Dean GolembskI parties to provide assurances tract, breach of good faith and information that has been classi­ At a meeting Wednesday of people, i.e. those who are not managers’ association, said he The Associated Press that no classified information will fair dealing, and violations of fied by the Navy for reasons of Thetoste be made public, which General Connecticut’s Unfair Trade Prac­ national security,” says the Gen­ leaders of the 2,300 mid-level unionized,” said Steve Hitchcock, was encouraged that the gover­ state government bureaucrats, a manager in the Department of nor’s office was willing to open a Public radio drops STAMFORD — A civil lawsuit Dynamics says is impossible. tices Act. The lawsuit also claims eral Dynamics’ brief filed on July Charles M. McCollam Jr., Environmental Protection. The dialogue with the group and that% right. pending in Stamford Superior At issue is a $114 million that the termination has inter­ 14. O’N eill’s executive aide, rejected move, he added, appeared to discuss their differences, even Court is a patriot’s nightmare. contract that Norden received in fered with Norden’s financial The brief further argues that have ” a great deal to do with January 1988 to develop an in-air future. since the time of the Civil War, suggestions by some at a some­ though no promises were made. music broadcast times heated meeting that the politics.” Two well-known defense con­ radar system for the Navy’s “ GD’s breaches, interference, any lawsuit can be dismissed He said most managers think Some of the managers, led by tractors are squabbling over a Advanced Tactical Aircraft, or and unfair and deceptive acts when national security is at risk. governor was acting politically when he singled out non- O’Neill made ” a political play to Thomas DeRiemer of the Depart­ HARTFORD (AP) - Public spokeswoman, Susan Olenwine, contract for a top-secret pro­ A-12. The A-12 is the newest have caused and will continue to The brief cites the 1876 U.S. unionized state managers for get The Hartford Courant to think ment of Human Resources, are radio stations in Vermont, Con­ “ We’ve found that our members gram, which has at stake not only fighter jet the Navy hopes to put cause substantial damage to Supreme Court decision in Totten limited raises. he’s biting the bullet.” talking about suing the O’Neill necticut and western Massachu­ really want more local millions of dollars but the next in operation in the next decade. It Norden’s business, goodwill and vs. United States, a case in which He said the “ drastic action” in McCollam bridled at the sug­ administration over the pay-raise setts are dropping Morning Pro programming.” generation of Navy fighter jets. is being developed with the reputation,” the lawsuit states. a former Union spy sought June, expected to save the state gestion and told Hitchcock. “ You issue. Howard said such as suit is Musica, the eclectic classical She didn’t know how much Norden Systems Inc., the utmost secrecy. payment for his work during the $6 million, was based on “ the can call it what you want. I call it “ the farthest thing from my mind music program made famous by Connecticut Public Radio paid to Norwalk-based subsidiary of Uni­ Norden is a major manufac­ Norden is seeking damages in Civil War. Bscal situation at the time” and good management.” at the moment. ” its mellow-voiced host, Robert J. air Morning Pro Musica, but said ted Technologies Corp., claims it turer of radar systems and other excess of $15,000 and “ other relief In Totten, the Supreme Court noted that all appointed officials McCollam did promise to take DeRiemer said after Wednes­ Lurtsema. money was not a factor in the was wrongfully dropped from the sophisticated military electronic the court sees fit.” Under Connec­ “ considered for the first time under O’N eill’s authority had had the managers’ concerns back to day’s meeting that the idea of a 8 mg. tar As of Sept. 4, the five-hour decision. program to develop the new jets equipment. It does about $400 ticut law. plaintiffs can only whether a claimant could file suit their salaries frozen. At least the O’Neill and held open the possibil­ suit is “ still very much alive and show, which runs seven mornings WFCR in Amherst, Mass., will and has appealed to the American million worth of business each specify whether they are seeking to enforce a contract with Presi­ .08 mg. nic. managers were getting a 3.5 ity that their raises might be pressing.” a week, will no longer be also begin producing its own sense of fair play as it seeks year, primarily with the more or less than $15,000, not a set dent Lincoln to clandestinely percent raise, he said, although reconsidered if the state’s fiscal State managers are barred by broadcast on WNPR in Norwich, program of classical music, said compensation for damages in its Pentagon. amount. ascertain facts about the rebel he acknowledged that most had picture gets brighter. state law from forming or joining Conn.; W PKT in Middlefield, general manager Joan Rubel. lawsuit. General Dynamics subcon­ It is estimated by some indus­ troops,” the brief states. “ The court held that public policy been counting on more. Norman Hebert, a manager unions. Their salaries range from Conn.; W FCR in Amherst, “ We owe a debt of gratitute to General Dynamics Corp. of St. tracted the radar work to Norden try analysts that Norden spent forbade the maintenace of the That’s not the way some of the with the Department of Income about $24,000 to $85,000. Mass.; WVPR in Windsor, Vt.; Morning Pro Musica,” she said. Louis, meanwhile, has invoked after being named the lead about $300 million developing the 5 m g. tar suit.” WVPS in Burlington, Vt.; and “ It helped us and a lot of other the name of Abraham Lincoln contractor for the $4 billion A-12 A-12 radar system. The company The brief cites about 10 other WRVT in Rutland, Vt., a spokes­ stations get established. But at and raised the specter of national program. Norden said in its has posted consecutive annual 0.5 mg. nic. federal cases in which lawsuits woman for WGBH in Boston, the same time, it’s time to move security as it seeks to have the lawsuit that General Dynamics losses since 1986 because of costs have been dismissed because of which produces the show, said on.” lawsuit dismissed. In fact. Gen­ would not have won the contract associated with A-12 and other Chase adds 4 more stations national security considerations. Wednesday. Marita Rivero, radio manager eral Dynamics says it can’t even without its participation in the projects. Company president Ed­ 6 m g. tar None of those cases have the The spokeswoman, Lynn Du- for WGBH in Boston, said the deny or admit to the alleged bid. win D. Decker said Tuesday he PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Outlet’s sale of the stations will go eral Communications Commis­ same ingredients as the one Val, said the show will continue to station had mixed emotions about wrongs cited by Norden because General Dynamics paid doesn’t expect to see a profit until Outlet Communications Inc., toward offsetting the company’s sion. Henderson said the transac­ 0.5 mg. nic. pending in Stamford court. be broadcast on WGBH and eight losing its Morning Pro Musica o f national security Norden monthly for its work until after 1990. which earlier this week reported debt, which he placed near $180 tion with Chase could be final, The brief also contends that all other public radio stations in listeners in western New considerations. November 1988, when payment General Dynamics says that it a drop in revenues, has reached million. after the FCC’s approval, as soon defense contractors forfeit their as early 1990. Massachusetts, Maine and N ew , England. The tactics of the two compan­ suddenly stopped. can’t defend itself from the an agreement to sell two radio “ This will reduce the debt, and right to seek remedy in court York. ’’We’ve watched the stations ies are revealed in documents on Norden continued work on the lawsuit without disclosing classi­ stations and two television sta­ put us in a strong cash flow Monday, Outlet announced to­ when they embark on top-secret Lurtsema, who took over the grow, in large part on the file at the Superior Court, where radar system without payment fied information. It says for that tions to Chase Communications position in the future,” he said. tal revenues of $49.1 million for projects. Humphrey said he show in 1971, plays an unpredicta­ strength of Morning Pro Mus­ arguments on General Dynam­ until April of this year, when reason, the suit should be tossed Inc, of Hartford for $120 million. “ After we find out what the net the first half of 1989, a $200,000 dip didn’t know how Norden and ble mix of music that ranges from ica,’’ she said. “ It’s offered a ics’ dismissal motion have been General Dynamics terminated out. proceeds will be, (the sale could) from the same period last year. 1 m g. tar General Dynamics should settle The stations sold to Chase are medieval to baroque to contem­ strong service for beginning tentatively set for Aug. 28. the contract because it appar­ “ The allegations in Norden’s reduce the debt about $80 million The Providence-based company their dispute if it isn’t heard in WXIN-TV, Indianapolis and 0.1 m g. nic. porary classical. stations first getting on their feet. Peter B. Work, a Washington ently was dissatisfied with the complaint cannot be proven, nor after that.” reported $6.4 million in profts for results. can they be admitted or denied, court. WATL-TV, Atlanta, both UHF the period. 13.5 percent better 5 m g. tar He begins at 7 a.m. with bird “ On one hand, I feel proud of attorney with about 20 years He characterized the UHF In its lawsuit filed in June, without illegal and improper “ I suppose that’s the risk of independent stations; and than 1988’s earnings of $5.7 songs and punctuates the music what Robert’s been able to do in experience in litigating similar stations as cash drains, and said Norden claims breach of con­ disclosure of highly sensitive going into that business,” he said. WTOP-AM and WASH-FM, two million for the same period. 0.5 mg. nic. with bits of musical wisdom, the region. I think it’s a tremend­ disputes, said Wednesday he’s the company will be more profita­ Washington, D.C., radio stations. Company officials attributed interviews with performers and ous contribution to public radio. never heard of a case in which a ble after the transaction. “ We had dicussions over about the increase in profits partly to his own distinctive reading of the On the other hand, we’re sorry contractor like General Dynam­ “ This transaction results from a four-week period,” Outlet Pres­ the sale of two radio stations, day’s news, delivered in an that the relationship will be ics has cited national security as the strategic plan developed with ident David E. Henderson said KIQQ in Los Angeles and WIOQ in unmistakably deep, groggy bass. discontinued.” a reason to dismiss a lawsuit by a DON’T MONKEY Wednesday. “ Once we got into it, First Boston Corp.,’’ Henderson The show appeared to be a Word of the show’s cancellation subcontractor. Philadelphia, which sold for a it went very quickly.” said in a statement released total of $24.8 million. tar victim of its own success, which in Connecticut brought a dissa- “ There’s no precedent for a Wednesday. “ We will continue to 4 m g. Chase owns WTIC-TV in Hart­ has helped give small public pointed response from Tollie private party to ask for a AROUND... The transaction leaves Outlet review options with respect to the ford and another television sta­ 0.4 m g. me radio stations around New Eng­ Miller, a manager of Reader’s dismissal on that basis,” said with two television stations — operations of our two remaining Work, who has been hired by tion as well as numerous radio land steady audiences. Feast, a cafe and bookstore in WJAR in Providence, R.I., and television stations.” A spokeswoman for Connecti­ Hartford. Norden. Try Our Pay-By-Mail WCMH in Columbus, Ohio, both stations. wy cut Public Radio said the network “ I’m really surprised,” Ms. Steven R. Humphrey, the Stam­ NBC affiliates — and Henderson The sale depends on completion Outlet stock was at $29 in 11 mg. tar was dropping the show to free up Miller said. “ It’s been such a ford attorney representing Gen­ Program... said the company will consider of a definitive sales agreement over-the-counter trading at mid­ time for a new, locally produced staple. We’ve listened to it for eral Dynamics, agreed that the options regarding those stations. and approval by both companies’ day Wednesday, up 50 cents per board of directors and the Fed­ share. 0.8 mg. nic. classical music program with years here.” case is unique. 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Aug. 10. 1989 A 2 dozen plants Collusion Searchers still hopeful Eased transplant rules urged probed at BOSTON (AP) — Doctors should be allowed to severe head malformations or adults in persist­ Ignore the usual standards of brain death in ent vegetative states. are identified as of finding Leland, group babies born without most of their brains so their Anencephalic babies are born with brain A organs can be used immediately for transplants, stems, which control breathing and some bodily colleges ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) officials and farmers have con­ a report concluded today. functions, but the rest of their brains are missing. — The United States sent a fleet of ducted ground searches. These infants, known as anencephalic babies, In current practice, doctors must wait until all rescue and military aircraft to Tho ronirresornnn nrrived on cannot survive, and physicians would like to brain stem activity stops before declaring the worst polluters BOSTON (AP) - For years, Ethiopia to help in the third day of Monday and hours later boarded salvage their hearts, livers and other organs for babies dead. many elite colleges and universi­ a search for a plane carrying U.S. the Twin Otter — a high-winged, other sick babies. But these organs usually “I think there is a moral obligation to reconsider the issue,” Truog said in an interview. million pounds of toxic releases. ties have cooperated to figure out Rep. Mickey Leland and 13 short takeoff and landing aircraft cannot be used, because they are damaged by Bv H. Josef Hebert amounts of financial aid they others. powered by two turboprop en­ lack of oxygen before the babies are pronounced “There are children who die because these The Associated Press The Environmental Protection organs are not being used. We need to ask Agency made the raw data should give to students, but now Officials said they remained gines. With him were eight other dead. federal antitrust investigators optimistic because a master bush Americans and five Ethiopians, “Our proposal asserts that the anencephalic ourselves whether on balance we are not doing a WASHINGTON — Two dozen available last month after receiv­ are looking into the practice. infant is not alive,” wrote Dr. Robert D. Truog of greater harm by not using these organs.” ing reports from more than 18,000 pilot was at the controls when the including the pilot and co-pilot. plants accounted for a third of all Justice Department officials plane disappeared in bad weather The plane took off in bad Harvard Medical School and bioethicist John C. But Medearis and Holmes said that these the highly hazardous industrial facilities. Wednesday acknowledged an in­ Monday shortly after leaving this weather and Gebre-Giorgis made Fletcher of the University of Virginia. babies would never be a major source of organs. chemical releases reported in the The 480-page federation analy­ vestigation was under way, but capital for a refugee camp near his last radio contact 15 minutes Their report was one of three papers in the New They estimated that fewer than 200 anencephalic United States in 1987, a national sis said the 7.5 billion pounds of refused to disclose details. the Ethiopian-Sudanese border. out of Addis Ababa. England Journal of Medicine exploring the babies are born alive in the United States conservation group says in an toxic material released by the 500 “Antitrust division investiga­ Houdek said another cause for ethical and practical issues involved in using annually, and organs from some cannot be used analysis of government figures. President Bush called Leland’s facilities was about 70 percent* of tions are not a matter of public disappearance a matter “of great hope was “that we haven’t found these baby’s organs for transplants. because of other birth defects or difficulties The National Wildlife Federa­ the total 10.3 billion pounds record,” agency spokesman concern to us” and said Ethiopia REP. MICKEY LELAND any wreckage” in the rugged In the same issue, Drs. Donald N. Medearis Jr. matching organs with potential recipients. reported in 1987, the latest year of Massachusetts General Hospital and Lewis B. tion analysis released today David Runkel said. is "going to get all the coopera­ . . . plane missing mountains and high plateaus In one approach to the situation, doctors at showed that 500 plants in 44 states for which figures were available. Financial aid for college stu­ tion we can give them.” along the intended flight path. Holmes of Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Loma Linda University Medical Center in disposed about 7.5 billion pounds ALCOA had three other plants dents totaled some $26 billion last State Department spokeswo­ give us cause for hope.” The search area was expanded Boston countered that current standards requir­ California experimented with putting anence­ ing complete brain death should be retained. of toxic waste through burial or among the top 15 on the list of year, said Kathleen Brouder, man Margaret Tutwiler said Houdek said the plane was a Wednesday to parts of Sudan phalic babies in intensive care to try to keep their those releasing the largest head of College Scholarship Ser­ Wednesday that Marxist Ethio­ “great bush aircraft” capable of south of the Fugnido refugee “Anencephalic infants are alive, and the length organs healthy until they died. release into the air, water or of their lives cannot be predicted accurately,” public sewage system. amounts of toxic material, in­ vice information services in New pia "agreed to an overflight of the landing in close, rough terrain. camp. “They’re putting more resour­ they wrote. In a separate report in the journal, they said cluding its Rockdale, Texas, York. area by a U-2 photo­ He said the pilot, Assefa that six infants were put on respirators The two dozen plants in 13 plant, which was No. 3 with 329 She noted that colleges began reconnaissance plane.” Gebre-Giorgis, was “the best ces into the area around Mizan They cautioned that making an exception for states released 3.5 billion pounds working together in the 1950s, Tefer and Guraferda, southeast anencephalic infants might eventually lead to immediately after birth, while six others were million pounds of wastes, most She said an Air Force C-141 damn bush pilot in Ethiopia.” put on respirators only after death appeared of toxic waste in 1987, the report when the Soviet-U.S. space race Starlifter medical evacuation Gebre-Giorgis, a former Ethio­ of Fugnido,” said John Guerra, a taking organs from people with other profound buried on plant grounds. medical conditions, such as other babies with imminent. said. The material included The National Steel Corp. Great set off a flurry of scholarship, plane was sent from West Ger­ pian air force pilot, “knows U.S. Embassy political and eco­ chemicals and metals, some 39 of loan and grant-giving by govern­ many carrying a 20-member Ethiopia like the back of his nomics officer. Lakes Division plant at Ecorse, Ths Associated Press which are considered Mich., was the second biggest ments and institutions seeking to medical team and search and hand,” Houdek said. Guraferda is near an area carcinogenic. TOWED BACK — One of the boosters recovery ship through Port Canaveral beef up American education. rescue, weather and communica­ Leland, 44. a Democrat from where people reported hearing a disposer of toxic wastes at 423 The schools’ objective has been light plane circling a dirt landing million pounds, almost all buried tions personnel. The C-141 is Houston who heads the House The emissions are legal, but used to lift off the space shuttle on its way to Kennedy Space Center for to avoid bidding wars for stu­ scheduled to arrive today. Select Committee on Hunger, has strip Monday, Guerra said, and legislation pending before Con­ a few miles away. ' Columbia is returned Wednesday by a inspection. dents, Ms. Brouder said. National Security Adviser great interest in Africa’s refugee “we have to reiterate that these Win a Free Trip to gress would curb many of the The buried wastes at the two “There was intense bidding, Brent Scowcroft reported in problem. He was flying to the areas are so isolated they could releases by setting tighter stand­ Texas ALCOA plants, as well as and people were concerned about Washington that Ethiopia had Fugnido refugee camp, which is have put down anyplace.” ards for toxic industrial waste. the National Steel Corp. plant in the fact that aid might be going in requested U.S. help and said: 480 miles southwest of the capital Also on the plane were three Seven of the 12 biggest produc­ Michigan, consisted largely of amounts that didn’t need to go to “They’re going to get all the of Addis Ababa and houses 300,000 congressional staff members: a lllalt^lsneylllorid ers of toxic wastes use burial for aluminum oxide, a chemical that people, and they were very cooperation we can give them.” Sudanese who have fled famine friend: four Americans, includ­ disposal, while five inject wastes can damage the respiratory Children’s group proposes concerned about scarce institu­ Wednesday’s search ended at and civil war. ing one man’s wife, from the U.S. deep into the ground. Industry system and may contribute to tional resources,” Ms. Brouder dusk without a trace of the De Officials said nine to 10 Ethio­ Embassy and the U.S. Agency for defends that method of disposal, brain damage. said. Havilland Twin Otter plane, but pian search planes were in the air International Development, and but environmentalists disagree. According to the study, five The Justice Department would Robert Houdek, U.S. charge at any one time Wednesday, five Ethiopians: three govern­ Increasingly, such disposal me­ companies each reported more safeguards on ‘900’ calls not comment on what prompted d’affairs in Addis Ababa, said, surveying an area of about 24,000 ment officials, the pilot and thods “threaten the nation’s than 30 million pounds of toxic the investigation. “There are a lot of aspects that square miles. Police, security co-pilot. emissions released into the air in ground water which supplies WASHINGTON (AP) — Children are racking up with such bills — at least for the first such bill: that On May 2, The Wall Street drinking water for almost 50 1987, part of the roughly 2.6 billion blocking devices be made available to screen out 900 Journal reported the practice by pounds of such wastes sent huge telephone charges without parental permis­ 23 elite schools of meeting for­ percent of Americans,” the feder­ sion on the promise of talking to Mighty Mouse, numbers: and that bills be clearly itemized to ation said. airborne by all companies report­ denote “those services which are directed to mally once a year to decide how Contras fear repatriation Woody Woodpecker and other cartoon characters, a much each applicant for aid could "Which community will see ing to the EPA. children’s advocacy group says. children under 12 years of age.” disease outbreaks from polluted Amax Magnesium, owned by AT&T should be required to provide consumer The 900 numbers invite children to talk to popular afford. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Honduras along the rugged Sen. Terry Sanford, D-N.C., a surface and ground water? What Amax Inc. in Rowley, Utah, safeguards for use of the special-charge 900 personalities and cartoon characters, such as the This is how it hypothetically Contra rebel spokesman says mountains near the Nicaraguan member of the Senate Foreign species of fish or wildlife will be released the most material into numbers. Action for Children’s Television said Tooth Fairy, Mighty Mouse or Woody Woodpecker works: Yale decides the Smiths fear of revenge by Sandinista border. Most of the troops Relations Committee who has threatened by acute or chronic the air — 68 million pounds of Wednesday in a petition filed with the Federal and often offer products such as posters, signs or can pay $3,000 toward daughter supporters will keep most of the trekked into the safe havens last made several trips to Nicaragua, toxicity? No one knows,” said toxics, mostly chlorine. Trade Commission. shirts as enticements to call, according to the ACT Joan’s education. But Dart­ approximately 10,000 combatants year after Congress cut off said resettlement of the rebels federation president Jay Hair. Kennecott Utah Copper, the The advocacy group contends that sponsors of the petition. mouth’s aid formula reckons the from going back to their divided military aid and barred the CIA would have to be decided on a New Britain, Bloomfield, Cromwell. Groton “While AT&T relies on the fact that the price of Manchester. West Hartford. Windsor In a preface to the report. Hair mining company owned by Brit­ phone services have found a way to target children Smiths can only afford $2,000. The homeland in Nicaragua. from resupplying the rebels by case-by-case basis. such calls is displayed in the advertisement and that two schools then work out the “They don’t trust the Sandinis- air inside Nicaragua. said its purpose was “to emphas­ ish Petroleum, accounts for the 12 and under with advertisements urging them to “Some certainly can’t go home WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR, INSlOE & OUT largest amount of toxic metal dial a 900 number. there are clear admonitions not to call without difference until they agree on a tas,” spokesman Bosco Matamo- The United States has backed or (they) would see no future,” ize the scope of toxic (release) parents’ permission, these advertisements are no the rebels covertly or openly The inside of your car receives the world class pro­ problems.” waste, most of it copper but also Andrea West, product marketing manager for 900 figure, say $2,900. When Joan ros said in an interview Wednes­ Sanford said in a telephone tection of Pennzoll Motor Oil. the country's best selling less deceptive and unfair,” the petition said. Smith receives acceptance let­ since 1981 in their fight to depose motor oil We also include 13 additional services He cautioned that the figures arsenic, chrome, barium and zinc numbers at AT&T, said the company was being day. “These people have seen interview. “Some would fear “The 10-year-old child does not really take in the ters from Yale and Dartmouth, farmers, relatives, neighbors th e leftist Sandinista We change the oil filter, check and fill the vital fluids themselves provide no accurate compounds. Most of the 158 unfairly singled out because other companies also political retribution and some and lubricants. lube the chassis, check the air filter and offer the service, usually after AT&T has rejected information about the charge,” the petition said. they both say she can receive destroyed, killed by the state government. tire pressure, clean the windshield and vacuum the in­ way to predict health or environ­ million pounds of wastes are would think it hard to make a them because of its guidelines. “Even if the child does understand that a charge financial aid, short of $2,900. security.” terior. All in just 10 minutes. buried on Kennecott property. Congress in March approved a living there.” Our free car wash coupon takes care of the outside mental effects, but he said they “We are the only ones that have a standard,” she will be made, he or she cannot make a reasonable The presidents of Honduras, The three companies that re­ This year more than 10,000 high $49.8 million non-lethal Contra He said the United States was of your car. Just clip it out of this ad and bring it with make clear “we are dumping too decision about the appropriate size of the monthly Nicaragua, Guatemala, ElSalva- you when you get your oil change. leased the largest amount of toxic said. school seniors and their families aid package that comes under “obligated to relocate these peo­ many chemicals into our environ­ At a cost of $2 for the first minute and 45 cents for bill as against family income or other claims upon were subject to this arrange­ dor and Costa Rica reached an Don't you think it s about time to make the best chemicals into water are in review in November. ple,” but added, "Our policy has choice for a change? Make it Economy Oil Change. ment at too high a level.” each additional minute, children are told they can it.” ment, the Journal said. agreement Monday that calls for No. 1 on the top 500 list was the Louisiana. “speak to” the character. The petition said the The ads run mostly on independent stations disarming and disbanding the Former Assistant Secretary of to be somewhat flexible.” ALCOA plant in Point Comfort, Two Agrico Chemical Co. between 2 and 5 p.m., with most of the viewers being Schools named in this practice: Contras based in Honduras by State Elliot Abrams, a passionate children listen to a recorded message that often Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ Many of the rebels are illiterate 14 SERVICES IN JUST 10 MINUTES - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Texas, which reported 465 million plants — in Uncle Sam and asks the caller to call again for a new story or a “latchkey” children whose parents are away. ACT Dec. 5. Contra supporter, said Wednes­ peasants who know little other Donaldsonville, La. — were said. nology, Brown, Columbia, Cor­ In return, Nicaragua promised day that congressional Demo­ Oil Change Includes: We Check & Fill: pounds of toxic wastes in 1987, continuation of the present one. nell, Dartmouth, Harvard, the than the rural world of small All For Only ranked No. 1 and No. 3, disposing AT&T’s West said she agrees in principle with to guarantee democracy and crats will try to use the review of • Change oil (up to 5 quarts) • Brake fluid almost all of it buried at the Robert H. Lorsch, whose Beverly Hills-based University of Pennsylvania, farming. facility. 59 million pounds and 44 million Teleline Inc. is a major producer of the programs, itemizing the bills, but that is up to local companies. allow the Contras to return home. the funds and the new Central 5W-30, 10W-30 or 10W-40 • Power steering fluid pounds of chemicals respec­ Some local companies already block 900 services Princeton, Yale, Amherst, Bar­ However, Matamoros said, American agreement to “try to “Thousands have suffered the • New oil filter • Battery A dozen facilities each reported says his company has cooperated in all efforts to set nard, Bowdoin, Bryn Mawr, loss of relatives, homes, to be free • Chassis lube • Transmission fluid tively, mostly phosphoric acid. standards for the industry. automatically, she said. “We are not going to lay down our starve the Contras into going • Vacuum Interior • Windshield washer more than 100 million pounds of As for refunds, the company allows customers to Colby, Mount Holyoke, Middleb- men,” Matamoros said. “The wastes were released, while 118 The Arcadian Corp. of He said his research has shown that most children arms after 10 years of promises back to Nicaragua” where they • Check air filter • Differential appeal and each case is judged separately. Critics, ury. Smith, Trinity, Tufts, Vas- face an uncertain future because idea is not to get a green card. But • Clean windshield plants reported disposing at least Geismar, La., ranked second get their parents’ permission to make the calls. based on lies.” however, say most consumers lack the savvy to sar, Wellesley, Wesleyan and Most of the Contras live in of the country’s “communist you do have an obligation. We are • Check tire pressure 10 million pounds, the study said. with 54 million pounds of mostly The ACT petition asked that AT&T be forced to • Check belts and hoses appeal. Williams. squalor at jungle camps inside government.” not a disposable good that the Each facility reported at least 2.6 phosphoric and sulfuric acid. give refunds to parents who are caught by surprise United States can disregard at will.” “Make the Best Choice for a Change! Some 50,000 people have been 10 MINUTE Marcos challenges killed in the fighting, most of Youngest man, first black them civilians in the rural north­ ern mountains and central plains. The years of battling have left ban on traveling deep scars in a nation where OIL CHANGE likely joint chiefs chairman families often split their loyalties down the middle, with brothers 315 Broad Street, Manchester 647-8997 HONOLULU (AP) - Imelda condition Wednesday. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ received in Congress. But his Richard Hibey, attorney for the literally fighting brothers. selection was expected by Pen­ Marcos told a judge she was dent Bush is expected to nomi­ obsessed with taking her ailing Marcoses, claims the travel ban nate former White House national tagon insiders to cause some is unnecessary because • Mrs. ripples of discontent because he husband, Ferdinand, home to the security adviser Gen. Colin L. Philippines, but a Justice Depart­ Marcos is prohibited from leav­ Powell as chairman of the Joint was named only recently to the four-star level and lacks the ment attorney said if she is ing the country under terms of $5 Chiefs of Staff, administration allowed to leave, “we’d never get million bail paid after her indict­ sources say. broad experience of many senior ment in New York last October. Powell, at 52, would become the military, officers who have held her back.” the po^ in the past. Theodore S. Greenberg, acting youngest man, and the first chief of the department’s crimi­ Hibey said that when Marcos T H IS M O N T H In silfeaking to groups of young black, to become the nation’s top nal fraud division, testified Wed­ dies, he would ask a New York military officer. blacks, he often warns them of federal judge to allow Mrs. their duty to help others and to nesday that the Philippines does The four-star Army general, Going On Vacation not have an extradition treaty Marcos to accompany his body to who now heads the U.S. Army protect the gains of the civil the Philippines for burial as long rights revolution. with the United States and that Forces Command at Fort Marcos loyalists might revolt if as she returns to face McPherson, Ga., would take over “Don’t squander the blood, prosecution. TOUR BUSINESS the former Philippine first lady the prestigious position from sweat and tears of those who pavetl the way for you,” he told went home and was not allowed to But Greenberg said there was Adm. William J. Crowe Jr., who / Call Our Circulation Dept. is due to retire Sept. 30. Clark Atlanta University gradu­ stay. no guarantee she would return. ates this spring. "The greatest Mrs. Marcos, 60, is challenging The government claims the Mar­ A senior administration offi­ 647-9946 a travel ban imposed in June by cial, speaking on condition of COLIN L. POWELL danger ... is complacency.” coses have billions of dollars in In heading the U.S. Army the Immigration and Naturaliza­ assets and the loss of $5 million is W ILL B E anonymity, said the White House . . . four star general And we will save your Manchester Forces Command since April, he tion Service prohibiting her from not enough to prevent Mrs. was expected to make the an­ leaving the United States. The nouncement today. offer his own opinion to the was charged with keeping the 1 Herald for you while you’re away! When Marcos from fleeing. president and defense secretary, million active, reserve and Na­ hearing continues today before The position requires Senate William Robie, the chief U.S. confirmation. eschewing past practice of only tional Guard troops in the United you return we will deliver the passing on the opinion of the joint States ready for combat in immigration judge. CCMNNECTED TO Gen. P.X. Kelley, who worked chiefs, who are in charge of the defense of the continental United ;;held for you. FREE! Another reason The Marcoses are under U.S. with Powell in the Pentagon indictment on criminal racket­ BEST BUY before retiring as Commandant various military branches. Stdtcs The selection of Powell would Before his stint at the NSC, eering charges for allegedly OIL CO. of the Marine Corps, once des­ stealing more than $100 million cribed him as “a very extraordi­ mean that the Army general Powell commanded the Army V Vernon, CT would leap over numerous more Corps in West Germany for six from the Philippine treasury and nary guy.” stashing it in the United States. 6T000 O T H “He can handle stress ex­ senior, and more experienced, months. Earlier, he was Defense 875-0876 military officers. A leading can­ Secretary Caspar Weinberger’s The 71-year-old former Philip­ Thi.s moni h we’ 11 be del i veri ng copie.s of the Connect icut Busi nes.s To tremely well. He never gets pine president has been separ­ rattled. He was always a cool didate for the position has been senior military assistant from / / Business Directory from SNET all across the state. Air Force Gen. Robert Herres, 1983-86. ated from the case because of head,” Kelley said. respiratory, heart and kidney .So your business will he connected to many others. And w ith more than In the post of chairman, Powell the vice chairman of the Joint Powell was born of Jamaican problems that have kept him ISO OalOA Min. .1,000 headings and 07,000 business listings, the Connecticut Business To would act as the principal mil­ Chiefs. immigrant parents in New York Prto* aublMl to chanpo • VoKima Olacountt Powell distinguished himself in hospitalized for the past seven Business Directory tiffers statewide coverage in just tinc single book. It's a itary adviser to the president and City and raised in the South months. He remained in critical the secretary of defense. the highly visible White House Bronx. very valuable tool for any business. roles of national security adviser So if you want to he well connected in Connecticut, look to the During the most recent hostage He was commissioned a second crisis, Crowe was a frequent and deputy national security Business To Business Directory. adviser and was well-known to lieutenant in 1958 after earning a visitor to the White House, bachelor’s degree in geology at ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Eor additional copiesjust call 1-800-022-0008. offering his assessment of the Bush during his tenure as vice the City University of New York, CONNECTICUT BUSINESS TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY military options available to president. and later earned a master’s Robert J. Smith, Inc. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Bush. Powell was the first black to be degree in business administra­ INSl'RANSMITHS Under a new management named chief of the NSC when tion from George Washington 1914 reform program instituted by President Reagan tapped him for University. He served in the Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, the post in November 1987. Office of Management and the chairman wields greater He rose to the White House post after working with his predeces­ Budget in 1972 during a term as a ^ S N E T influence over the Pentagon’s White House fellow. 649-5241 We go beyond the call. budget and is able to advise the sor. Frank Carlucci, to reform the scandal-wracked office in the Powell served in Vietnam in 65 E. Center Street secretary of defense on “the full 1962 and again in 1968, and holds range of issues” that come before days after the Iran-Contra affair. Manchester, CT. Pentagon officials expressed the Bronze Star for valor and a him. Purple Heart. The chairman also is allowed to hope that Powell will be warmly g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 10, 1989 — 9 OPINION Teacher learns one tough lesson from a lobster Did you hear about the two fishermen, one a came between the strokes and the strokes came For traveling 10 mph over the speed limit - $80, up m m from the previous fine of $45. For 20 mph over the Manchester school teacher, who paid $100 for two between the answers. Whitten It really is a relaxing way to do business. limit - $145, up from $90. Presidential small lobsters, and didn’t even get to take them For cutting in, passing in a no-passing zone, home for dinner? □ □ □ passing on the right or following too close - $58, up It seems the pair was fishing in Long Island Sound GETTING THE BRUSHOFF - At the Coventry from $40. controls when one of thdr fishing lines became entangled in For driving the wrong way on a divided highway - protection something. Much to their surprise, when they Town Council meeting Monday, council members tugged on the line, up came a lobster trap with two and town officials were discussing proposed $123, up from $40. changes to the regulations and fees for dumping at More serious offenses such as drunk or reckless lobsters in it. The fishermen had to pull up the trap driving require an automatic court appearance. the fat in order to cut the line. the town landfill. At that moment, a patrol boat came along and the Members of the Solid Waste Committee were □ □ □ cost m oney two officers took note of the fishermen’s uninten­ trying to stress the difference between brush and tional “catch.” The fishermen tried to explain, but candidate for the Republican nomination for the mulch or leaves. Brush is bulkier and cannot be APE OVER BIBLE SCHOOL - Is it possible By Jack Anderson the officers didn’t want to hear any fish tales. town Board of Directors, he did the routine thing. He measured as easily as mulch or leaves, one members of the Church of The Nazarene at 236 Main and Dale Van Atta They fined the fishermen $50 for each lobster and phoned Smyth’s home. He learned that Smyth was committee member said. St. are not creationists? Granted, the cost of helping the Secret confiscated them. They noted that the fishermen on the golf course and had been there since shortly When council member James Sullivan asked if To promote the church’s Vacation Bible School, Service protect President Bush at his WASHINGTON — When it comes to had caught a number of fish that were probably after 7 a.m. brush was defined anywhere in town ordinances, open to children age 3 through 10 or 11, the church vacation home can strain the budget of a money on Capitol Hill, Jamie Whitten under the legal length limit, but didn’t bother to fine The reporter went to the pro shop at the members told him it was defined in the current posted one of its parishioners in front of the building proposed regulations. small town like Kennebunkport. Neverthe­ is the man to see. The Democratic them for those. Manchester Country Club. There he learned that Monday evening. congressman from Mississippi has After the fishermen returned home, they Smyth had teed off at 7:06. “He should be at the 9th When Sullivan questioned that definition, council Nothing unusual in that, except he or she was less, the town appears little less than the combination to the safe. measured their catches and found that they were hole just about now,” the man in the shop said. Chairwoman Joan Lewis said, “It isn’t really wearing a gorilla suit and driving people on Main niggardly in informing the White House that it As the chairman of the House indeed under the legal limit and would have cost The reporter drove to Line Street to the 9th hole defined, but it says anything that looks like brush is Street bananas. is refusing to provide the president with local Appropriations Committee, Whitten $600 in fines. stand. The women there directed him to some brush.” But the monkeying around apparently paid off. police protection during his vacation this can make and break political careers Still, that’s one expensive lesson for a school golfers nearby. One golfer said Smyth was at the □ □ □ About 125 kids attended Bible school Monday. month. by granting or denying money for teacher to learn from a lobster. 10th hole. hometown projects. It stands to The reporter walked through a wooded area and DRIVING FOR DOLLARS - If you’re going to □ □ □ The cost to Kennebunkport in providing reason that Whitten’s home district is □ □ □ peered at every golfer he could see in an effort to put the pedal to the metal, you better put the hand on police protection for Bush runs to about $1,500 sitting pretty. find Smyth. Smyth found the reporter, however. He the wallet. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY — From the a day. The town has already spent more than This session of Congress, Whitten, PAR FOR THE COURSE - It is often said, drove his golf cart to where the interloper was Fines for moving violations on Connecticut roads Manchester Evening Herald of Aug. 10,1939 — WPA with help from the National Aeronau­ standing and asked, “What brings you down here?” increased substEmtially July 1 under a program layoffs and unsettled labor conditions are reflecting $15,000 on the task so far this year. Now it is particularly by promoters of golf courses, that more on the town’s direct relief figures this month as refusing to spend any more. The town says it tics and Space Administration, deli­ business is conducted on the links than in offices. “You do,” said the reporter, explaining his proposed five years ago by Gov. William A. O’Neill vered a multi-million-dollar gift to to fund road and bridge repairs. Drivers can expect additional numbers of persons seek assistance at can’t afford to; in March, town meeting It may be that in the future more political mission. northern Mississippi — a plant to candidacies will be launched on golf courses than at Smyth teed off again, this time on some of the more increases in 1991 and 1993, according to the the Municipal Building. The total July cost was voters refused to approve spending up to build a new generation of solid rocket news conferences. opposition party members. The interview went Commuters’ Register. $7,695, a rise of $246 over the June amount. The total $40,000 to provide police protection for the (3QT01N0R^TORHUD?1 motors for the space shuttle. When a reporter learned from an early morning forward alternately with the golf game as Smyth Here are some of the increased fines poor drivers number of cases in July, 259, was eight more than in president. Never mind that the old solid rocket I phone call last month that J. Russell Smyth was a chauffered the reporter in the cart. The questions will pay: June. In abruptly cutting off assistance to the’ motors are working fine. Never mind that NASA’s own president and his family, Kennebunkport Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel * H^RP-LiMeR IRsMiaM MoPeR^fTe officials resurrect the stereotype of the recommended against the new I YOUR NEW ENGLAND CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS! tightfisted, mean-spirited Yankee whose You can’t fake good acting motors. ; parsimony was legendary. Is that really the Never mind that they will cost the ; image the folks in Kennebunkport want to production — let alone do so night are frequently rather shy people, who taxpayers $1.5 billion over the next i By William A. Rusher five years. 'I send abroad? after night (and twice on Wednesdays enjoy acting because in that way they and Saturdays!) as required on the can, at least forafewminuts or hours, The project is going to Whitten’s ■ Yet if Kennebunkport’s action in refusing to The death of Laurence Olivier stage. “hide” in the role — be somebody district. End of debate. ; help protect the president of the United States prompts reflections about what re­ The great actors — and Laurence else, and thereby (in theory, at least) “It’s the chairman’s (Whitten’s) does the town little credit, it’s also true that no markable people actors are, and how Olivier was one of the very greats — distract other people’s attention from baby,” one House appropriations ! one else seems interested in helping to foot the powerfully they can sometimes affect make it look easy. You forgot that he their real and supposedly less appeal­ staffer told us. “If the chairman ; bill either. Earlier this year, for example, the us. was acting at all: He simply melted ing selves. wants it, he gets it.” We are programmed from birth, I into the character he was playing. So it should not be surprising that It wouldn’t matter if Whitten had ’ Legislature turned thuml/s down on a suspect, to respond to dramatic Even more, he could take on a Laurence Olivier seems not to have authorized a surfboard factory. Most measure to provide some state dollars to help displays of emotion; grief, joy, anger, thoroughly explored role and trans­ been, personally, a particularly of his colleagues wouldn’t question ! defray the cost of protecting Bush. hatred — the whole range of human form it, by the sheer magic of his “deep” man. Immensely able — not him because they are afraid he would ; Since the job of assuring the safety of the sentiments. But these are not always personality, into something quite new only as an actor, but as a director — he squelch their own hometown projects.- The issue of a new solid rocket president is primarily the duty of the Secret easy to find on spectacular display, so and wonderful. certainly was; his role as the founder we go hunting for them, like junkies How did he do it? I doubt that he of England’s National Theatre testi­ motor is far from settled within Service, the best way out of the mess would be trying to satisfy a craving. Our knew himself, and I am quite sure that fies adequately to that, but his NASA, the safety panel issued a thick to have the federal government reimburse culture tends to respond to this there is no ready scientific explana­ autobiographical writings and tele­ report in March wondering aloud why communities for out-of-pocket expenses demand — note how eagerly a TV tion. Some mysteries will remain vised interviews suggest no mighty NASA would put its energies into a arising from their part in providing news camera lingers on the face of mysteries forever. But we do know intellect, no great philosophical new “advanced” solid rocket motor. someone about to burst into tears. enough to rule out certain glib depths. Why should they? The existing “redesigned”motors Bush’s approach protection. The president is, after all, the EVERYBODYS GONE SAVIN'. But not even television news can explanations, and make an observa­ In Olivier’s film version of “King have been working well since the “ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY, president of all the people. sate our hunger for drama, and that is tion or two. Lear,” produced when his lordship shuttle program got back on its feet. EACH AND EVERYDAY... SAVIN' U SA." — The Maine Sunday Telegram where the theater comes in. It invents First, brush aside the seductive (the queen had made him a life peer) In essence, the panel said, if it ain’t and prepackages drama for us, and idea that an actor or actress necessar­ was an old and frail as Lear is broke, don’t fix it. to crisis lives up serves it up at our command. A play or ily understands deeply, let alone supposed to be, his first entrance is on The NASA officials who favor a new a picture is “good” if it creates somehow personally re-creates, the the arm of his daughter Cordelia. The rocket motor sealed the deal when believable situations calling for mov­ character he or she is playing. An courtiers prostrate themselves before they decided to build the project in a to early prediction ing displays of appropriate emotions, actor can (sometimes!) play Napo­ their king, and one critic remarked never-used nuclear plant in Yellow, and actors and actresses are judged leon brilliantly without in the least that the gesture had a double Creek, Miss. Whitten saw jobs and on the basis of how skillfully they actually being a latter-day Napoleon. significance: They were also actors, votes, and from that point there was conterfeit the emotions called for in And an actress who depicts Cleopatra making their obeisance to a king of no turning back. By Walter R. M ears the script. to perfection doesn’t necessarily have their craft in the autumn of his The proposal was bounced over to The White House It is no easy job. Even people who to be, in cold fact, an accomplished splendid career. A lovely idea. the House Science, Space and Tech­ WASHINGTON - From the has been purpose­ deserve an Oscar for the pretenses mountaineer herself on the higher Good night, sweet prince, and nology committee for an endorse­ outset. President Bush said his they carry off every day in their own slopes of love. flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. ment. They wrangled behind closed administration would work pa­ fully vague about lives would find it quite impossible to As a matter of fact, one of doors about a $121 million appropria­ tiently, persistently — but proba­ what action may be fake a series of emotions complex America’s most durable and poular William A. Rusher is a syndicated tion to begin reserach on the new bly not very dramatically — in enough to fuel a movie or a TV film actors once told me that actors columnist. motor next year. But, “If it wasn’t in the long, agonizing effort to gain taken. Whitten’s district, I would have been freedom for Americans held surprised if we would have even hostage in Lebanon. considered it,” said one committee That applies even in time of staffer. crisis. It fits the restrained, The power of bulk purchasing Committee sources told our asso­ low-key approach the president were killed, the United States ciate Jim Lynch that Rep. Robert and his lieutenants are taking in would hold Iran responsible. Roe, D-N.J., chairman of the space ing oil dealer do not want to abandon it other organizations that coordinate the current situation, even to­ But the White House has been By Robert W alters committee, tried to play hardball with in favor of a commercial arrange­ bulk purchases of home heating oil for Whitten. Roe is a big promoter of a . ward the apparent killing of a purposefully vague about what ment that will make them customers their members in Hackensack, N.J.; kidnapped American Marine. action might follow, saying only PRESS KGB FBI PHILADELPHIA - Operating space station and he privately threa­ of an unknown company. Allentown, Pa.; and New York City. tened to block Whitten’s plant if There is no lack of anger, that there has been planning for from a modest storefront office on the Others are uneasy about group Perhaps the best know of those outrage and frustration at the every option. 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ENFIELD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ^A Q ie p HRADV ...... City Editor only about 2,000 people. |IA FfaWS-Naa forced the U.S. fleet in the eastern Neither is realistic but then, CIIKYSI.LK 907 ENFIELD ST. ENFIELD, CT ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AisoclBte Editor Many home owners who haVe a Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Mediterranean. On Aug. 1, with neither is binding. SCRANTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 5S WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE, CT satisfactory relationship with a heat­ are syndicated columnists. Joseph Ciccipio under death WORLD CLASS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 130 TURNPIKE RD. WINDSOR LOCKS, CT threat, word was relayed to Walter R. Mears writes for the VlymoutFi Tehran that if any more hostages Associated Press. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1989 iflaurlirBlrr Hrrah'i D ay C a re Bolton Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 Thursday, Aug. 10, 1989 li From page 1 SPORTS bad things sometimes happen to incident. . Although more Bolton resi­ good people.” But Sharon Zilora, director of dents will be entering high school Wanat said she doesn’t know Grandmother’s House Inc. of 16 during the next decade, enrol­ what happened at Allison’s facil­ Walker St., said she expects lment is expected to decrease at ity last Friday, but at most parents shopping for day care that level because the town of day-care centers, noon to about 3 will want to know if theirchildren Willington, which does not have a p.m. is nap time. will be taken anywhere during the high school, has stopped sending “I can see why somebody day. students to Bolton High School. wouldn’t realize somebody was Of the center directors inter­ About 100 Willington students had missing,” Wanat said. viewed, three said they did not been enrolled in the high school, Another Manchester-area day­ transport children anywhere. she said. care provider said she felt some Kinder Care Learning Centers of At the board’s last meeting on sympathy for Allison. 394 W. Center St. does not allow July 13, members talked about “For a woman like herself children under 3 to leave the recruiting students from the town (Allison) to not realize a child was center, director Valerie Berian of Columbia to come to school in Reduce missing was quite devastating.” said. Bolton. Members discussed get­ Reduce said Kimberly Peterson, director ting the new students on a tuition Cholesterol of ABC Day Care Center at 358 basis. ^ M e s te ro l Hartford Road. “You have to At the July 13 meeting. Pack­ have eyes on all sides of your man said he would be talking to head.” T rain school officials in Columbia, and Levin said Skinner’s death and From page 1 he would update the board on the / similar incidents at day-care situation at tonight’s meeting. Also to be discussed tonight is The Associated Press facilities will always result in some criticism of the business. The train had gone about 250 whether or not the board should CEREAL OR DRUG? — Proctor & cereal, which is advertised as lowering “ It makes it difficult for every miles when the accident occurred approve the teacher evaluation program. f ’ 5 Gamble, a maker of over the counter cholesterol, should be subject to Food provider,” she said. “ People are at about 4 a.m. Police said they always looking to say it’s not did not know how fast the train The evaluation program was medicines, has complained that this and Drug Administration ruries. good, it’s not right.” was going at the time of the approved by the board last But Donna Jolly, spokeswoman accident or how many people summer as a pilot program for for DHR. said she doesn’t think were on board. the 1988-89 school year, Wiedie such incidents give day care as a Most people on the train were said. Now the program with C e re al whole a bad reputation. Day-care apparently asleep, and the ma­ minor revisions is coming back to providers now are more profes­ jority of the victims drowned, the board for permanent From page 1 sional, she said. Many take said Javier Lopez, the Red Cross approval. courses in early childhood devel­ duty officer in Los Mochis, 60 'The board is also scheduled to opment and business. miles northeast of the crash discuss a contract with the bus vessels, decrease the blood flow claims without FDA approval. nefit in Minneapolis-St. Paul and “ They consider themselves scene. company. The old company was and may lead to a heart attack or Psyllium also is an ingredient Milwaukee in late April and early professionals and they consider it In Mexico City, President Car­ bought just before school started stroke. in Cincinnati-based Procter & May. (day care) a business,” Jolly los Salinas de Gortari expressed last year, Wiedie said. Kellogg Co. made a similar Gamble’s Metamucil, a bulk fiber The company has expanded said. his condolences to relatives and The new company honored claim in 1984 when it linked laxative. P&G had asked the FDA distribution to 28 percent of the Of the four local day-care said in a statement he had Bolton’s contract with the old Rsglnald PInto/Manchastsr Harald consumption of All-Bran, a high to allow the company to make country, primarily in the Midw­ facility directors interviewed, all ordered National Railways — company for the 1988-89 school fiber cereal, with reduction of cholesterol-lowering claims for est, but has announced no plans said none of the parents of the which includes the Pacfic route — year, she said, but now the IN THERE — Manchester’s Marcus deszwa, photo above, slides under the to pay compensation and burial company wants to renegotiate the cancer risks. Metamucil, but the agency said on expanding marketing nation­ children they care for have Mateya, right photo, scores Post 102’s tag of Manenester catcher Jimmy The FDA could have declared more tests were needed, com­ ally, Shulstad said. mentioned the Bloomfield costs. contract. the cereal a drug, forcing Kellogg pany spokesman Bill Dobson second run of the game as teammate Penders to score a run on a suicide to undergo lengthy procedures said. Keith Hobby gives him the stand up squeeze in the fifth inning. New London P&G recently submitted the for drug approval. But FDA signal during third-inning play Wednes­ won, 6-2, dropping Manchester into the -•‘-a: Commissioner Dr. Frank Young results of additional testing and day at Palmer Field Stadium in loser’s bracket where it was to face said such action, which could more tests may be required, GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Middletown. New London’s Chris Po- Waterbury today at 1 p.m. have entailed seizing All-Bran, Dobson said. 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Plus To Give You The Best Buy On Tires In you'll still get all the free services By Jim TIernev The Countryl and great guarantee. Manchester Herald Iran — Ngii Mellen, PRESIDENT “ W e sh o u ld ’ve b e e n up th e re From page 1 MIDDLETOWN - What Compulerixtd MICHELIN plagued the Manchester Legion looking for his Cenlerlint X H R A D I A L DOUBLE ALL-SEASON Post 102 baseball contingent last BS2S&9ZE] W hitew all FRONT-END BELTED STEEL BELTED 175/S0R13.. •M summer during the State Legion fastball. He w as just report that President Bush had Radial W.W. 18S/S0R13.. . *44 quoted Rafsanjani’s aide as ad­ TIEMPO Radial W.W. 18S/75R14____*€7 1 SS/B 0R 13...... *39 Tournament — a lack of hitting — ALL-SEASON 1SS/B0R13...... *2 3 18S/75R14. . . *71 sticking them in offered to release the Iranian ding; “ What Iran meant was that ALIGNMENT 1 6 5/8 0 R 1 3 ...... *43 205/75R14.... *73 Radial W.W 165/80R13...... *3 3 STEEL BELTED reared its fateful head onceagain With the purchase of four new tires. 1 7 5/8 0 R 1 3 ...... *49 215/75R1S . *77 assets, frozen after militants the move to unfreeze the Iranian |l$5/80R 13...... *40 175/80R13...... *34 *8 5 /8 0 R 1 3 ...... *49 23S/75R1$ *79 Radial Whitewall 1B5/80R13...... *39 in a winner’s bracket clash with w h e re w e w e re '1B5/80R13...... *53 1 8 5/7 SR 1 4 ...... *4 9 155/IOR13..M8 215/7»14.*»8 seized the American Embassy in assets would have been taken in 195/75R14...... *39 M ost 195/75R144...... *9S 1 9 5/7 SR 1 4 ...... *49 14$flOR13..*48 205/7SRU . *88 New London Wednesday after­ $ 2 4 , 205/75R14...... *40 Tehran in 1979, in return for the ' C a r s |195/75R144...... ‘ S t 2 0 5/7 5 R 1 4 ...... *9 0 I7S/MR13. *48 31S/7SRIS . .*S i popping them up. I Iran as a goodwill gesture on *12 21S/7SR14...... *42 2 1 5/7 5 R 1 4 ...... *94 1I9/IORI3. *83 32S/7SR1S *43 205/75R144 *«0 TRAXX WHITEWALL noon at Palm er Field Stadium. WITH PURCHASE NO PURCHASE 205/75R14...... *4 3 2 0 S /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *93 1IS^SR14. .48 23Sf7SR1S . *«8 hostages’ freedom. behalf of the U.S. 205/75R15...... * * 3 157/80R13 ...... * 4 9 OF 2 NEW TIRES NECESSARY 215/75R1S...... 4 3 2 1 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *94 1 9 S /7 S R 1 4 ...... *8 9 1I9/7M14. *84 New London righthander Scott think a lot of g u y s “ It’s really strange. First the 225/75R15...... *89 225/75R15...... *4 9 2 2 5/7 5 R 1 5 ...... *97 2 1 S / 7 S R 1 S ...... * 9 9 209/7SR14 .'M Aidbcnd and McPhciaon Strut Atf rtot included 235/75R15...... *73 235/7SR15...... *4 9 2 3 S/7 SR 1 S...... *99 Santoro, who tossed the full nine U.S. offers an assets-for-hostages “ It’s a clear policy of the TotMn Fair doaa not do rapaira, to wa twill not tall were taking upper­ you any "ADO ONE” tuch at t>all|ointt, thocht, tia innings, baffled the Manchester deal and then the spokesman of Islamic republic not to pay or rod andt and rrtora. At Town Fair you gat only tha alignmant. . . not tha "Citrat." Town Fair'$ Own KELLY lineup with nothing more than cuts and not rolling the White House says that his receive ransom.... What Iran has General OUALITV RAISED C A R O W N E R S WHITE LETTER RADIAL9 a l l -s e a s o n good location on his tailing For thotc Cars That Rtquir* A Com puttriicd 18S/75R14 *59 country is not ready to pay said more than once is that n i l ll ie • tIARt AM - (AHAIO • OINIIS 19S 70R13 >59 235/70R14 >79 16S/80R13.. 205/75R14.. th eir top w ris t.” Four Wh««l Thrust Angle Alignment 205/75R14 *69 • im fastball. )j ransom,” he was quoted as Tehran is ready to cooperate... on 21SeOR13 225/70R15 *74 175/80R13.. 205/75R15.. 205/7SR15 20S 70RI4 >«« 24S’60R1S *14 Never able to solve Santoro. $12 $20 *39 21S70R14 *74 235/70R1S *7» 185/80R13.. saying. humanitarian grounds.” 175/80R13 *57 215/75R15.. WITH PURCHASE WITH PURCHASE NO PURCHASE 24S/60RI4 >88 2SS.>70R1S *14 185/75R14.. 225/75R15.. Post 102 totaled 16 of its 27 outs on — K eith D iY e s o Bush told reporters Wednesday OF 4 TIRES OF 2 TIRES NECESSARY 195/75R14 *64 22S/70R14 *74 375>60R15 *M White House spokesman Mar­ AseUMAd •»!> McPtienon Strut Not included an Aii a m s * I 195/75R14.. 235/75R15.. either pop ups or fly balls. H ig h Aerfomtence lin Fitzwater said Monday that he was willing “ to talk and to All-SEASON RADIAL % .f. SOOMBOI T/A QRAND PRIX I M llillld f IT X BUDGET I Rnited White Letter YOKOHAMA BRIGADIER ALL-SEASON Santoro spun a four-hitter as exercise every diplomatic chan­ Ralraadt—Whiiawall Radial W.W. Made by General the United was not willing to link 1S5.IOR13 *28 315rT5R14 >44 195r70Rl3 Raitad WMa Latttit CUSTOM POLYITEEL PRICED at/rontj 205/40813 New London defeated Manches­ nel I can” to free the American I7SSOR13 >28 31S.7SRIS *38 tt/ron I) 215/SOHR13 the Iranian assets to the hostages Redial W.W. 1ISI7SR14 >33 22S;7SR1S >42 BIAS ttrto n i] 305 70P14 19S/60HR14 I t l S , t O R 13*44 205' 7SR 14* 7I mi7SR14 >38 23S'7SR1$ *41 lo t/ront} 215 70R14 215/50HR14 ter, 6-2. captives but ruled out “ trading” 165/I0it3 *37 at/roni4 235 A0R14 inefficiencies. issue. I irS.TSn H *** 215T 5R 1S *88 204f75RI4 *37______tt/roni4 235/60HR14 185/75114 *39 }Ot/roni4 225/70ni4 Manchester (29-9) is still alive 1K/ 7SRU *73 » S / 7SR 15* 8t 345 60R14 24S/60HR14 The Tehran Times editorial for hostages. 195/75H4 ..*44 2tt/roni4 "H e (Santoro) engenders a lot 20$ . T » R 1S * I O 23S 7SR 15* t S UNIROYAL TIGER PAW r*f/toMi4 235,eOR15 235/80HR15 205/75(14 *49 r2t/7on«4 2 1 5 A 5RI5 in the double elimination tourney l&SrIORO 'se 20Si75RI4 >82 >4t/toni4 245/$0HR15 of that,” O’Neill said of the large 14S'IORI3 *83 30S/7SR)S *48 215/75(14 *49 n t r r e n it 255<70RtS t75/M>R1i 215/8AHRt5 . and will face Waterbury. a 6-5 BBZZOBZ&a ws.ioRts >ee 2is/75Ris >et 215/75(15 *49 RIKEN r.o»r*,.Tr4M amount of fly balls by Manches­ 1IS I0R13 *«e 22S'7SR1S *e3 225/75(15 *S1 GOOOy->F4AI BIAS 07|i14 *4 IS/ Sftl $’ SR $ HR WIDE A/S VECTO R W.W. winner over Fairfield, in a loser’s 1 7 4 *78 33 7 1 *87 235/75(15 *94 ter. “ He’s got a fastball that runs I *7li13 *37 07||1S *4 m .75«M '78 ■M Owtiina W M ie l.a tla r 205/7SHfll4.. >M ALL-SEASON Chinese police arrest £7li14 *44 H7IOS *4 St R*0ait 205/70R14...... *77 A ll 8. — ^ bracket game this afternoon at 1 Aii-9««»on Radial W w 215 7 0 R I4 I4S roan }t} tAAI4 215/7SHRt4..4* B 21 5/7 S R 1 S ...... 4100 Ia5/75RM.... .25 Stanford will get the starting nod ^22S/8SR1S M 195/75RM..... ■■2a balls. (But) He just really didn’t NATIONWIDE _ 225/70HR15.MO4 205/75R15...... 52 for Manchester. another student leader 60 MOS:^ 2t5/e5Ri5...... 52 have anything. He had a decent •7 2 1 STIELBELtCO • LIGHT TRUCKS • RV’S • VANS Post 102 beat Waterbury, 2-1. in fastball, but he really had no GUAR. RADIALS IARRIVA BEIJING (A P) — Police in the from the Communist Party’s 155/80R13 *4» 306/7SR14 ••• t a i 23S/7SR1S. MOt (Bnliiteajaj its opener on Tuesday. A Man­ control. He didn’t throw a break­ 16S/80R13 205/7SR15 *99 I m W lv '< ^'■ '■ 7 ALL-WEATHER •aa 2t5/Hni6 . <13. STEEL BELTED WHITEWALL Reginald PInto/Mancheater Harald policymaking Central LIVE T7S/80R13 31S/75R15 *72 I Light Truck Radial 21S/7SR1S ■ttl 335/SSRIt. ■Ml ALL-SEASO N W lAf chester victory would earn it a southern city of Guangzhou con­ 185/80R13 32S/7SR1S *78 165/80R13 ..*51 195/75R15 . ing ball for a strike the whole le s / s o R u . *.ei oINC i ^185/75R14 23$/7SRT5 185/80R13 . .*96 205/75R15. *7 f spot in the 4 p.m. game on firmed today they have arrested Committee. Available lor (cmmarnah. 175/80R13. night. The book is you can’t beat M OST C A R S r J9 .laa/runra 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 -wm *78 Manchester was to return to the diamond today at 1 p.m. The state-run China National pSWIH Mp4o 185/7SR14 ..*01 215/75R15 . 195/75R14. •ee Saturday. New London (40-12) MAYBE NEXT TIME — Members of the Manchester yet another of the country’s Oomestics & Imports WRANOLBR XCM4 OUTLINE h a o i a l a / s 2 05/75R14. Manchester doing that. So, I was aot/rtRit *aa 195/75R14..»64 *a» INSTALLED F R E^ 205/75R15 . *100 WHITE LETTERS 2 0S /75 R T 5. Import and Export Co. said the ait/TtRit -aa 215 /7S R 15 . •99 earned a bye and will not play Legion baseball team walk dejectedly off the field after to face Waterbury in a loser’s bracket game. most-wanted student leaders Com p to *79 95 21S/76R1S .. *118 2>t/7tR1t aaj * 0« really surprised because I know 215/75R15. .*110 LR/talt atoa aaS/7SR15. 225/75R15. *119 235/75R16.. *139 39t/rtnit •«i« again until Friday night. from the spring pro-democracy Central Committee examined the a>t/ttRit -taA Dave (Morency) has a real nice Wednesday’s 6-2 loss to New London in Middletown. 235/75R15,. .*120 art/Rit t •laa protests. papers, and then ordered deliv­ WE USE S F EC lA l MOUNTINO tto/Rift -tsa "W e should’ve been up there club here. And they generally ULTRA-HIGH EQUIPMENT FOR ALLOY LAREDO ery to resume this week. WHEELS AND WHEELS THAT S.OORIS.S. 7M/IWI11 *tt Guangzhou officials also re­ ATX 205/75R15 looking for his fastball,” Man­ swing the bat a little better.” Laurinitis was thrown out at NOW LONDON («) — Podeszwa ss PERFORMANCE TIRES REQUIRE SPECIAL HANDLING. 8.7SR18.5. aiilOMRIS *12# Largest Selection of Performance jitters,” Morency said. “ He’s an Manchester scored both of its ported executing 18 people for The arrest of 20-year-old Zheng • S 6 9 50RT8 5 37MA4RU * m ' 335/75RlS*9a chester first baseman Keith New London struck quickly 4-2-(-0, O'Neill 2b 3-1-1-2, SImonI c AVON Y O K O H A M A " ^ E f / s in the Northeast including third base attempting to make YOKOHAMA A909 OUNLOP Original Maulamonl 18-year-old but this is his first runs in the third to slice the lead to 4-1-2-0, SusI lb2-0-l-l, Fletcher 114-0-1-1, Xuguang, of the Beijing Space ALL SEASON LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES m/TiRti -at theft or robbery, but said the Naw for 19»9 For noUm WoFca Za»/T5Rlf <100 DiYeso, who had one of the four against Manchester starter and 1i6/eOHR14 *118 l|St40HNI4 Mee 3-2. Santoro, who threw seven Fletcher’s error really hurt. Freitas cf 3-1-0-0, Connolly rf 4-0-0-0, lt5.«OHRl4 ' l i e 18S/80HR14 *78 • 0 4 I 9S0 1« 6 aas/roRii • m time in the state tournament. The crimes were not connected with and Aeronautics University, IM'tOHRK 'Ite ISS/60HR14 ' ' 700 IB •07 000-10 6 Post 102 hits, said. “ He was just loser George Covey. In the Meadows 3b 3-0-0-1, Santoro p 3-1-0-0. itS/tOHSis *i»e 205 t0HRt4 *lta AMaurlndar Santoro then no-hit Manchester 22S’tOHNi4 *iae 19S/A0HR1S < H7a-i5 •88 • 76 10 6 All Tarrain scoreboard shows we didn’t hit straight balls to open the inning, Totals 30-4-9-5. brings to seven the number of YOKOHAMA AV9A -4 20S/SOHR15 7S0 I t •00 I • V OBNIRAL the pro-democracy protests. lt5/tOHR15 'lie • RADIAL • ■fcianiMi [ra.-M.rjiri| sticking them in where we were bottom of the first, the first three until a two-out single by Laurini­ A LL 8EASO N 205/A0HNI5 'lae 215/70VR1S >118 20i/r5RI» eat the ball like we could today issued back-to-back walks to M ANCHESTER (2) — Laurinitis rf 2i5,tOMWl5______Mat L R 7 I 16 •OR I 6 5OR10 6 student leaders confirmed ar­ waw tor re ee 199/SOVR1S *128 •0 2 6 76R10 6 m /r»R u •oa PIUS APPLIANCE • WEDS • E T . CARTEC • EIOILE New London batters got hits. In 22S/50VR16 >188 a 3 i/7 9 R 1 6 n i/ r iR ii -at popping them up. I think a lot of tis in the eighth. 4-0-2-1, Hobby It 3-0-0-0, Stanford ss U5.'MVH14 *13e O lt L A V E D 2 3 B /8 S R ie LTlIrMRIt 'IM ■ CENTERLINE • EPSILOW • MOMO ■ SUPERIOR because we had way too many Jimmy Penders and Marcus In other developments; l*5 M V R 1 4 >14# 3- 0-0-0, DiYeso 1b4-0-1-0, Schockner 3b rested from a national most- lltAOHNM -at (bnll trnlel • SllPERliTE and many other bf«nd$ available guys were taking uppercuts and the inning, two singles, two m.'Mveis *14# lt5'40MR14 -lo e balls in the air. We seemed to Mateya. After Covey failed to A Covey wild pitch and a 4- 0-1-0, Sauer cf 4'0-0-0, J . Penders c ■ The Communist Party ex­ wanted list of 21. 205'MVRI5 *iee IM/tOHRIS -iia CH81 cve i ASK FOR Our lo w lo w PRICES! doubles and a sacrifice fly forged 2I5/MVR1S *iei HS40TR15______-at miOHAij > n lH45H«tS MS4 not rolling their top wrist. He was successful squeeze by Casey 3-1-0-0, Mateya 2b 2-1-0-0, Covey p 20l/5SVR1t 'xet TM.-tOHNI] MU nMVMli M» COWWMj) forget what we wanted to do sacrifice the runners, Dom pelled China’s leading computer Police have refused to confirm 22i/50VRit 'a r e YOKOHAMA A403 Il5t0*«l4 MU m4ivntt MU a 3-0 New London lead. 1-0-0-0, Aloorln ph 14J-0-0, Jovner p 255/50vnit >aet throwing 80 percent fastballs. It’s O’Neill accounted for two more 20S/5tvRi» -ate IH44M01I Mn 71S/MV0II >Ui today. We’ve seen guys throw Laurinitis (two hits) ripped an O-O-O-O. Totals 29-2-4-1. entrepreneur. Wan Runnan, for unofficial reports that several 22t/5eVRU »lie IMIVMI4 MU 7M49V81I ‘IM WILD TRAC OUNLOP D40/M2 tM.MHHlt 'IM mtOVDII UU not over yet.” Covey lasted seven innings New London runs in the fifth. Manchester 002 000 000-2-4-2 iM/ASvnit >ict YOKOHAMA 392 RVT TWL harder. (But) he threw great RBI-single to left field. The ball having supported the student others on the list have been 20S.-MVR15 >iee ia5/t0HRi3 *ae GRAND PRIX S .5 0 R 1 4 »l New London coach Jim O’Neill before Steve Joyner relieved him New London 300 020 01 x—6-9-1 1 205/45VRIS *iee 2OS/t0HR13 *104 U5.M6RU >M 30i9.90Ft1S . *1 got by left fielder Geoff Fletcher, Chris Podeszwa paced New 2 SPORTS CAR pitches when he had to. It’s dig Santoro and SImonI. Covev. Jovner protests. ’The company he arrested. At least two fled the U/Mvei$ 'tee Ies/40HR14 *ioe us/Monu *00 31110 SOR1S «1 didn’t feel his pitcher had his best to pitch the eighth. Covey walked 225/tOVei5 *aot ieS/SOHR14. *118 lM-#06Rt» *00 950Rie.B *12 London with a perfect 4-for-4 (B) and J . Penders. aii.'Mvnis >aoe 206/e0HR14 *122 205.'60tRtl *70 deep time. The kids have to go allowing Mateya to come around founded and headed, the Stone country after the army shot its 1H/MZR15 >tat 226/A0HR14 *128 31i11.DORIS *i; .stuff and was surprised by two and struck out one. WP- Santoro (5-2); LP- Covev (7-3). 20S,50ZN15 '2te ItA/tOHRIt *117 GRAND fPIKIT HRX 33x13 SOR1S *1. home and refocus” with the second run. outing. Group Co., also dismissed him as 205r$5Zei5 'Ite 20S/80HR1S *124 305/7SR1S •( MICHELIN IMPORTS way into Beijing in June and 20S/S5ZHI4 '144 Fomou$ M§k0r BlackwaU i '"'Pon m d Manchester’s offensive “ He (Covey) had first inning 21S/eOVni6 *148 20l/t0HRt3*e0 165/64HRli*70 31S/7SR16 •( ^ ^ m .O E 9 ,O N f ^ R TS CAR STEIL ICONOMY RADIAL 22$>MZni4 'ast 23S/7SR1S *1 board chairman and president, ended the protests, killing 24S/MZRII >art 1i5/>QMR14»eO 20«/MHR1I>04 1ISR13 MEL BILTIO RADIALS SfORTS TIRIt 119/85815 *88 245/45ZRI4 >270 I T S i r t Y i P -6 ~ TOYO 'EM ’ tE R lIt KELLY ALL-WEATHER U6M13 '41 liSRir .zei i75/riini3 ..f •“ ! 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M jl ,B ,70R ,. . . . aoBAoMRia . 196/00HR16 SlilOSORtS *148 >7581114 '10 1N /70R14 *88 IM,50VRIt-m lIS/tOMfll] 'Tt >m 206/0OHR16 30i9 60R1| *tia Wan, 43, fled China after the »t/tOVRI|-lN 1ISMHR14 'M 206/00>lRl6 >122 33(13.5R16 *183 bUNLOR SR ALL tIA . , Guangzhou police, contacted faO/IOMR14 •124 216/#0HR16 33(12RtSS *179 tlSA iH RM - t t IIS/tOHim 04 246/OOHR16 GOODYEAR PIRELLI P77 0i.chw.il mtlHRIS -tt Ill'MHRIt •*# 265/00HRt6 CONTINENTAL 19S/70HR14 . . t*a lu ll •« iM/roei. •.§ I Celtics lose Shaw to the ‘money, security’ of Italy June 3-4 army crackdown on the by telephone, said they arrested JlnfocesTorn GRAND PRIX RVT WRANOLtR AATo ptm 205/70HR14 196/60VR16. kf Conorol C O N T A C T A / 8 — '“/'MM ... 1 f^TENZA RE71 206/60VR16 10 15 .. *94 N i w m 'IM I ' I S l } 5 - 1 'H/'ONM .7 . I protesters. 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IO8 I than to say it was a great offer from an NBA team, none other his services, financially and Two other dissidents, academ­ cials found a foreign passport 175/70R13 . , U M/70H8IJ *92 705/70Hft14*loa f No. 1 draft choice in 1988 who refuse” Shaw, who is working at a Ili/rOHOU >88 ' and a showing by the team that than the Boston Celtics, which is ics Yan Jiaqi and Bao Zunxin, with his picture in the luggage of a worked his way into the starting He said there is an option where basketball camp in Saco, Maine, psychologically” they definitely wanted him.” quite a coup for them,” Armato were expelled from the party Hong Kong resident. IS TOWN FAIR TIRE CENTERS TmE?rEc1«isis lineup midway into last season, Shaw can leave the team after was in negotiations with the " I t ’s a business decision, that’s “ He felt like he had to do it for said. “ It’s an amazing thing” Wednesday and dismissed from Police followed the Hong Kong signed a two-year contract with one year if he decides European Celtics “ my No. 1 choice.” the bottom line,” Armato said. ^ET'S h e a r y o u r c o m m e n t s . COMPI AINT8 OH COM PU himself and his fam ily,’’ Burn­ “ He views it as a challenge. He’s their research posts. Yan also has resident to a Guangzhou film EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER VERNON MENT8 in order to help terve you bellei if you have • the Italian team Wednesday night basketball isn’t for him. "It is one of the best organiza­ comment or |u#t want lo lolk to ut about our oporalion' tions,” Shaw said early Wednes­ stein said. “ He spent a great year Armato said the Celtics were ready to throw himself 100 fled China, where there is a studio, where he gave the pass­ 467 E. Main Street 328 Middle Tpke. West 295 Hartford Tpke. Conloctoi wiHo N 8 IL M E L L IN , P ro o lden t and will leave for Rome on Burnstein said the promising in Bo.ston . He loved the city and he warrant out for his arrest, but (located In the Warehouee Foodt Plaze) (acrott from Kentucky Fried Chicken) (LocaSed In the K-Marl Shoppfrvo Cir.) TOWN FAIR TIRES Sunday, one of his lawyer-agents National Basketball Association day. ‘ T d like tostay there. That’s “ aware of the Italian offer” percent into the situation” port to a youth. Police questioned 114 Honoyopol Rd.. tlrotford, OT 09487 loved the fans. It had nothing todo Bao is believed to be in jail. 646-8227 872-2060 Call TOLL F R II I 800 #7* 2948 rookie basically signed for the all 1 can say.” "The Italian team handled it Shaw, 23. graduated from the the youth and he confessed that he 569-8710 said. with that. It just comes down to ■ A company that distributes was hiding Zheng, according to Terms of the deal were not money and the security. He said His mother. Barbara Shaw, very professionally They were University of California at Santa money.” foreign-language publications to the newspaper account. Zheng ALL STORES OPEN MON., AND THURS. 8:30-7 • TUES., WED., FRI. 8:30-6 • SAT. 8:30-4 ©t o w n FAIR t i r e s , INC, igae disclcosed, but The Associated his partner, Leonard Armato, told The Boston Globe by tele­ willing to make great concessions Barbara in 1988 after attending Armato, who repre.sents Ka- to secure Brian and make him St. Mary’s College for two years. Beijing hotels said the order to apparently hoped to use the fake Press learned that it will pay the negotiated the deal. phone from Richmond that “ the ban the publications in July came passport to escape. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug, in. 1989 - 1.3 I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10. 1989 A Big East adopts Sleeping Giant starting to wake up Bv The Associated Press NL Roundup some new rules Kevin Mitchell, a sleeping Giant A since the All-Star game, is showing Bv Al Flippen signs of waking up. rules could be used in non­ y Mitchell, with only three homers in walk to Spike Owen in the eighth, and The Associated Press conference games with the oppos­ a month, broke loose with a pair of Williams went on toearn his 29th save, ing coach’s permission. as ever two-run homers and drove in his 100th tying him for the major-league lead. PROVIDENCE. R.I. -T heB ig Certain conferences experi­ run earlier than any player in this Sandberg’s two-run homer in the East, a conference already mented with the 45-second shot By Doug Tucker decade as the San Francisco Giants third, his 19th of the season, came off known for its aggressive basket­ clock and 3-point field goal for one The Associated Press routed the Cincinnati Reds 10-1 loser Bryn Smith. 9-6. and made the ball style, added to that lore when or more seasons before those Wednesday. score 3-0. the coaches voted to approve an rules were officially adopted by KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Don’t Mitchell, who leads the majors with Padres 2, Astros 1: San Diego beat experimental rule to allow play­ the entire NCAA. tell Danny Heep the Boston Red 36 home runs and 100 RBIs, has Houston with its first ninth-inning ers six fouls per game. The Big East’s final vote on the Sox picked up valuable momen­ knocked in six runs in the last two rally of the season, capped by Benito Boston College coach Jim six-foul rule was not released. tum heading into Baltimore for games. Santiago’s sacrifice fly. O’Brien, said the rule — approved Several reports, however, said their most important series of the "I wasn’t hitting the ball hard.” Mark Portugal shut out the Padres Wednesday along with another to six schools had planned to vote for season to date. Mitchell said of his recent power on six hits for eight innngs before he use the 45-second clock to count the rule change and three would “There’s no such thing as slump. “It didn’t seem like I was was relieved at the start of the ninth down 10-second violations — will oppose it. momentum for this club,” said doing anything. I ju.st wanted to go out by Juan Agosto. who gave up a leadoff just make it harder for the Georgetown coach John Heep. whose two-run homer and do better.” single to Tony Gwynn. underdogs to win. Thompson said he voted for the Wednesday night helped the Red It was Mitchell’s fifth two-homer Dave Smith. 1-3, whohadblownonly six-foul and 45-second clock rules Sox beat Kansas City 6-2 and game of the season and gave him 100 two of 24 previous save opportunities, “It’s just another case of the and against the proposal on three avert a three-game sweep. RBIs quicker than any major leaguer then waiked Jack Clark before Chris rich getting richer,’’ O’Brien free throws. Now trailing the Orioles by two since California’s Don Baylor reached James sacrificed. said. “The lesser teams work “The game has become more of and one-half games in the tight that plateau on Aug. 8, 1979. Baylor An intentional walk to Carmelo hard trying to get the other a whole-court game.” he said. AL East, the Red Sox take today finished with 139 RBIs that year. Martinez loaded the bases before team’s big men out of the game “More action within a 40-minute off and then go into Baltimore for Matt Williams hit the fourth homer Smith waiked Bip Roberts on four and now this just increases the period enables a player to pick up a four-game showdown that beg­ The Atsocleted Press of the game for the Giants, who pitches, tying the score. Santiago’s fly better team’s chances.” more fouls rapidly. To offset this, ins with a Friday doubleheader. snapped a three-game losing streak ball to left ended the game, making a Conference assistant commis­ we should go to six fouls.” But which Boston team will NET WINNER — Andres Gomez returns and moved two games ahead of winner of reliever Mark Davis, 3-3. Providence coach Rick Barnes sioner Chris Plonsky said the show up? The one that put a volley to Mats Wilander during the Houston atop the NL West. who pitched a hitless ninth for the coaches rejected a third experi­ voted for all three proposals and together a five-game winning Padres. Scott Sommsrdor1/S«n Francisco Chronicle finals of the U.S. Pro Tennis Champion­ Mitchell homered off Rick Mahler. mental proposal, which would predicted the six-foul rule would streak to creep to within striking 9-11, in a four-run first inning that aiso Cardinals 5, Pirates 2: St. Louis have given players three free help his team. distance of the Orioles? Or the ships Wednesday night at the Loong- .stayed five games behind Chicago as GIANT COMEBACK — San Francisco vecky, who underwent surgery to included run-scoring singies by Will throws instead of two if they are “We’re aggressive. We play 94 one that then lost five of seven wood Cricket Ciub in Brookline, Mass. Clark and Terry Kennedy. Joe Magrane held Pittsburgh to six fouled while shooting a 3-point feet. With our style of play. I Giants’ pitcher Dave Dravecky reads remove a cancerous tumor from his before salvaging their last game Gomez won the title in straight sets 6-1, Mitchell’s second homer, on a hits and hit his third career homer. field goal. obviously like that.” Barnes said. mail in the team’s clubhouse at pitching arm, is scheduled to return to of the year against Kansas City. 6-4. broken bat, was against Norm Charl­ Magrane, 14-7. joined Mike Scott, The conference must still get “It can make the game more Candlestick Park Tuesday night. Dra­ the mound today against Cincinnati. “We never know which team ton in a three-run sixth and was Orel Hershiscr and Ed Whitson as the permission from the NCAA to aggressive.” will show up.” Heep said. “We followed by Williams’ fifth of the only NL pitchers with at least 14 officially adopt the experimental Barnes said he thought players can get blown out two games in a season. victories by handing Pittsburgh its rules, which were approved in who were fouled in the act of row and look like a World Series “What can you .say about Mitch? 10th loss in 13 games. May by the NCAA Rules Commit­ shooting a 3-pointer deserved champion the-next two days. It’s IN BRIEF He’s back in the groove again,” Clark With the score tied 1-1. Jose tee, but that is “usually a three free throws, but said. “I just Giants’ Dave Dravecky very strange. Getting beat up bad said. “He’s having an unbelievable Oquendo walked to start the second formality,” according to don’t think many people foul out doesn’t bother us and looking bad Gomez wins delayed final season up to this point. On that last inning against Doug Drabek. 9-9, and Plonsky. there. I think most coaches teach doesn’t bother us. Then we homer, he was jammed and broke his moved to third on a single by Tom Tom Niland. head of the NCAA their players not to foul people bounce back, that’s been the BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — AndresGomez bat and he still hit it out. It just goes to Brunansky, who had three hits for the Rules Committee’s research sub­ taking jump shots.” theme of the entire season. That’s of Ecuadorwon hissecondU.S. Pro Tennis title show you how strong that man is.” Cardinals. After Tony Pena grounded committee, said approval would The Trans America Athletic set to defy all the odds why we’re a .500 club.” 24 days later than originally scheduled, beating Cubs 3, Expos 0; Chicago completed into a double play, scoring Oquendo, be automatic for regular-season Conference has also approved the The Royals, always tough at Swede Mats Wilander 6-1, 6-4. m a three-game sweep and handed Magrane hit Draliek’s first pitch into conference games but special six-foul and three free throw home, looked like a team about to The final was to be played July 17, but rain Montreal its seventh consecutive loss. the left field seats for his first homer permission would be needed for rules, and the Big Eight has By Dave Carpenter for stardom. lift light weights and toss a make a move. They had won washed out the match. Both players had other Rick Sutcliffe pitched a one-hitter for of the season and a 3-1 Cardinals lead. the Big East’s postseason tourna­ approved the 45-second clock The Associated Press Dravecky, acquired from the football. three in a row and were just committments and couldn’t immediately seven innings and Ryne Sandberg hit Braves 6, Dodgers 3: Dale Murphy ment. He said the experin^ental rule, Niland said. San Diego Padres two years ago, When he showed up for spring getting Bo Jackson back from the reschedule the final. ^ his third homer in three games. drove in five runs with a pair of entered last season on a high note. training, teammate Kevin Mit­ disabled list. But righthander homers and Pete Smith recorded his SAN FRANCISCO - Dave The Associated Press The sweep gave the Cubs a Dravecky has only a fourth of the He was coming off three shutouts chell took one look at the arm and Mike Boddicker continues his three-game lead over the .second- first victory since June 17 as Atlanta deltoid muscle left in his pitching in the second half of the 1987 said, ’My God, it looks like Jaws mastery in Royals Stadium with Janszen repeats charges THANK YOU — The Giant’s Kevin Mitchell tips his hat to the place Expos in the NL East. beat Los Angeles. Yankees can’t derail arm, but no one can say he’s short season and a brilliant postseason took a bite out of you.’ His six and two-thirds innings of Sutcliffe. 12-9. retired 10 straight Murphy hit a three-run homer off in which he allowed only one run teammates saw him lobbing the NEW YORK (AP) — One of Pete Rose’s chief crowd after hitting his second home run of the game against on heart. six-hit pitching to notch his fifth accusers in baseball’s gambling probe said he batters after giving up an infield John Wetteland. 3-4. in the first Ten months after a surgeon told in two playoff starts against St. ball and didn’t figure he would straight victory in Kansas City. Cincinnati Wednesday night at Candlestick Park. Mitchell hit a single to Andres Galarraga in the inning, the .34th of his career against Louis. On Opening Day, he ever return to form. had given federal investigators testimony him on the operating table that he It was also the sixth victory in directly linking the Cincinnati manager to a pair of two-run homers, giving him 36 for the year, and drove in fourth. He was replaced by Mitch Los Angeles, but his first in 45 at-bats mixed-up Indians would never pitch again. Dra­ pitched a three-hitter in Los But despite having lost 4 or 5 the last seven decisions for his 100th run of the season in the Giants’ 10-1 rout of the Reds. Williams after giving up a leadoff against the Dodgers this season. Angeles to beat Fernando mph off a fastball that was never conspiracy to evade income taxes. vecky was set to defy medical Boddicker, 10-8, who has almost Paul G. Janszen repeated many of the NEW YORK (AP) - Cory Wednesday with a groin pull and wisdom today in a scheduled start Valenzuela. his best pitch, Dravecky was singlehandedly kept the injury- But his shoulder grew stiff, and outstanding in all three of his weakened Red Sox in the hunt. allegations against Rose, who is accused of Snyder played at shortstop and Jerry Browne was out with a for the San Francisco Giants betting on his own team. hit like one, going O-for-4. bruised index finger. So Snyder — ap in st the Cincinnati Reds. And he did not pitch after May 28, minor-league rehabilitation “It wasn’t very pretty but it got Healthy McCaskill a key for the Angels winding up with a 2-2 record for starts over the last two weeks. He For the first time at the news conference, So everything in Doc Edwards’ an outfielder with 12 homers and his triumph over cancer makes the job done,” said Boddicker, Janszen acknowledged providing FBI and juggled lineup didn’t work. The his comeback a success regard­ San Francisco. He underwent says he has modified his motion who had four strikeouts and one 44 runs batted in — started at Internal Revenue Service agents information By Ben Walker Anderson. 13-9, beat the Orioles for the third time bottom line was the Indians beat shortstop for the first time since less of how he fares. arthroscopic surgery in June to so that his shoulder and body walk. “The fastball was working this season and won his fourth decision overall. He repair a partially detached bicep provide more of the power to that could subject Rose to an indictment for The Associated Press the New York Yankees 7-4 May 28. 1987, and Felix Fermin “I don’t think too many people pretty good, and I got a lot of guys allegedly conspiring to defraud the U.S. AL Roundup scattered five singles in his first shutout since last Wednesday night and finished a started at second for the first time will be thinking about the pennant tendon. and came back only to fail make up for the loss of strength in out on sliders.’ Sept. 27. miserably in a brief rehabilita­ the upper arm. Both Royals runs came on solo government. The California Angels see a change in Kirk 10-game road trip 2‘A games out in his professional career. race,” Giants manager Roger McCaskill and he saw it, too. So for now, they lead Rangers 4, Blue Jays 3: Harold Baines and Fred of first place in the American Craig said. “And I don’t think the tion with Class AAA Phoenix in homers — by Kurt Stillwell in the Manrique. each obtained in a recent trade with the August — 11 hits in 2 2-3 innings. One of Dravecky’s biggest fans, first and George Brett in the the see-saw American League West. save. League East. Both made some nifty plays. score matters so much. To see Simms still a holdout McCaskill pitched seven strong innings Wednes­ The Mariners have scored just two runs in 23 White Sox. made contributions as Texas ended a “We played .500-ball on the “They played like they’ve been him on the mound will be a What had seemed to be a long-time friend and battery fourth. After Brett homered, innings against McCaskill. He is 3-0 versus Seattle four-game losing streak with a victory at Toronto. knotted muscle in the arm turned mate Terry Kennedy, was to be Boddicker retired 11 in a row SMITHFIELD, R.I. (AP) Quarterback Phil day night as the Angels beat the Seattle Mariners 4-1 road and we’re going home right out there all year.” Edwards miracle.” for a one-game edge over Oakland. this season, but just 4-4 in his career. Baines hit his 15th home run of the season and his where we left.” Edwards said. said. “We were stripped tonight. I A lot of people associated with out, following a biopsy in Sep­ behind the plate for his dramatic before Danny Tartabull and Pat Simms, who led the New York Giants to a Super “He is tough on us. He keeps us off balance and second for the Rangers Manrique had a pair of RBI tember, to be a tumor. It was two start today. Tabler hit two-out singles in the Bowl championship three years ago, has raised McCaskill. slowed by injuries, won a total of two In baseball’s you’re-never-out- think things like that build the Giants are using that word games after July in the 1987 and 1988 seasons. But he locates his pitches well.” Seattle manager Jim singles. of-it division, Cleveland is in third character — when your butts are these days, including Dravecky. or three days before Dravecky “Of all the people I’ve met in seventh. his contract demands to the neighborhood of Lefebvre said. Charlie Hough, 7-11. allowed three runs on five learned that the malignancy was baseball, from the very begin­ Manager Joe Morgan then $1.4 million a year. has already won twice this month, both against the place, 2‘/i games behind Balti­ to the wall, to see guys rise to the “As far as I’m concerned, it’s a Mariners. White Sox 3, Athletics 2: Carlton Fisk singled home hits in six-plus innings. Jeff Russell worked the more, one-half game behind occasion.” miracle just to get the point not life-threatening, but the ning, Dave is the one I admire summoned Rob Murphy from the Simms is holding out for an increase in this ninth for his 24th .save. pitcher says his faith in God most,” said Kennedy, a fellow bullpen, and the game-turning year’s $800,000 salary to a reported $1.4 million, “I’d gotten so frustrated by the whole process. It’s the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning and Toronto and one percentage point While Cleveland was moving where I can take the mound pretty obvious when my arm feels good, and when it Chicago beat Oakland for its Nth victory in its last Brewers 8, Tigers 1: Mike Felder’s first home run ahead of Boston. It’s the closest to up. the Yankees continued to again,” the 33-year-old left­ prevented him from ever born-again Christian. situation quickly developed. Bob plus a two-year contract extension. The Giants since 1987 broke an eighth-inning tie and Milwaukee panicking. “I had a daydream that he Boone singled off Murphy, load­ reportedly have offered $1.2 million for 1989, doesn’t,” McCaskill said. “I’m feeling pretty good 16 home games. first the Indians have been this stagnate. New York, in sixth hander said. now.” The Athletics lost for the fourth time in seven won at Detroit. late in a non-strike season since place for two weeks, is 53-61, its It was only a few months ago Immediately following the pitched the game that we ing the bases with two out and the last year on Simms’ current contract. Felder’s homer off Jack Morris put the Brewers surgery, in which a large chunk of clinched,” the catcher said. Linebacker Lawrence Taylor is the highest- The Angels moved ahead of Oakland, which lost to games. Aug. 28, 1959. worst record after 114 games that Dravecky couldn’t lift his bringing Frank White to the (Thicago 3-2 in 11 innings. The Athletics begin a Mark McGwire hit his 20th home run, his first ahead 2-1 and they scored four times in the ninth. Strange, for a team that’s 56-57 since 1967. pitching arm without help, and cancerous shoulder muscle was -“Wouldn’t that be something?” plate. paid Giant at $1.1 million. Morris, 2-9. is winless in six starts since May 12. removed, rehabilitation was Dravecky smiles when he talks After fouling off several 3-2 “Someone ought to remember that he three-game series at Anaheim on Friday night. since July 16. and has been over .500 only three Andy Hawkins. 13-11. gave up his future looked bleak. Last Oct. McCaskill, 12-6, gave up six hits at home. Bob Twins 7, Orioles 0: Allan Anderson remained Jerry Reuss made his second start for Milwaukee days since June 10. six runs and eight hits in 4 1-3 7, surgeon George Muschler told painfully slow. Therapist Ken of his return to the mound. But he pitches. White struck out on a (Simms) is under contract. He has a signed since being acquired in a trade July 31 with the Johnson had to lift Dravecky’s looks at his ordeal as more a test breaking pitch in the dirt. The contract,” (General Manager George Young McClure pitched two scoreless innings and Bryan unbeaten in six career decisions against Baltimore, “Hopefully, we can win 12 of 15 innings, and angered New York him at the Cleveland Clinic in Harvey struck out the side in the ninth for his 16th leading Minnesota at Memorial Stadium. Chicago White Sox or something and that’ll put us manager Dallas Green. Ohio that he had no chance of hand in the early days and move of faith than a triumph over Royals never threatened again. said. over the hump to stay.” Edwards “The guy we hoped would lead making it back to the Giants. It his arm in circles. Gradually physical adversity. “I thought, ’Here we go,’” Coach Bill Parcells said Simms needs more said. us through this pennant race was a stunning low in a career Dravecky was able to raise it “It’s plain and it’s very obvious Murphy said. “I just hoped he time than some quarterbacks to get ready for Luis Aguayo was disabled didn’t do it tonight,” Green said. that had finally seemed destined himself, and by January he could to see,” he said. would hit it at somebody. When the season, which is a month away. (catcher Rick) Cerone called for Carter looks for more a slider, I said, ‘What the heck, ACURA Sluman begins defense they’re Boddicker’s runs ND’s Brooks can’t play anyway.’” SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame big days for the Mets A , ..-jr !"•« The pitch White struck out on coach Lou Holtz announced junior tailback by of PGA Championship was obviously ball four, which Tony Brooks would not be allowed to enroll for By Mike Owen “But my time’s running out,” Carter would have walked in a run and the first sememster. Brooks was the leading The Associated Press said. “I’ve always gone out there and kept the rally alive. played and gave it my best whether I was Schaller Bv Denne H. Freeman the British Open at Troon, with­ “If he had put his bat in the rusher for the National Champion Irish with 667 yards. PHILADELPHIA - Gary Carter hasn’t 100 percent or not.” Manchester The Associated Press drew because of the birth of a on-deck circle, he’d have been been around much for the New York Mets Strawberry, who struggled in July and daughter. Brooks left school in mid-semester last better off,” Murphy said. spring after he was charged in a hit-and-run this season, but he was all over the place historically struggles in August, capped a HAWTHORN WOODS, 111. - Tom Watson, wno tinished Luis Aquino, 6-6, took the loss against the Philadelphia Phillies. five-run fifth inning with his two-run drive --4.* accident that damaged another car. The Jeff Sluman remembers “The fourth at Troon, is shooting for his for the Royals, who have not university cited only personal reasons for the Carter, who had only 11 hits through 29 off the right-field foul pole. Strawberry Shot” like it happened a day ago. first PGA title, which would beaten Boddicker in Royals Sta­ decision to leave. He returned for summer games in a season shortened by knee now is 11 for 31, .355, in August with three New 1989 INTEGRA LS Actually, it was a year ago and enable him to join Hogan. Jack dium since 1983. school and did well, said Holtz. But the surgery, doubled twice, singled twice and homers, two doubles and nine RBIs. the sand wedge he holed for an Nicklaus, Gary Player and Gene ‘Guys who mix speeds- a little administration, for reasons unexplained, re­ caught Bob Ojeda’s seven-hit shutout It was the second straight shutout for a 3 Door eagle-3 on Oak Tree Golf Club’s Sarazen as a winner of each of the in, a little out— seem to give us fuses to allow him to enroll this fall, he said. Wednesday as the Mets beat the Phiilies pitching staff that a week ago was still fifth hole inspired him to the PGA game’s Big Four tournaments more trouble than the hard Notre Dame is already without All-America 6-0 to keep pace with NL East-leading reeling under the loss of ace Dwight Championship. during his career. throwers.” said Royals’ Manager linebacker Michael Stonebreaker, ruled inelig­ Chicago. Gooden. Ojeda, 8-9. won his third straight Sluman opened defense of his The tournament also is the last John Wathan. “He’s pitched well ible for driving on campus with a suspended “How do I feel? After a 4-for-4 game I’d decision with his second shutout of the title today over the long and testy major before Jack Nicklaus and against us, that’s for sure. Aquino license: fullback Braxton Banks, out with a like to think I can play every day,” Carter year, both against the Phillies. , 7,197-yard, par-72 Kemper Lee Trevino become “Senior” didn’t have his best stuff. He said after raising his batting average 36 Ojeda missed out on the Mets’ run at the knee injury; and defense tackle George pennant last year, needing microsurgery Lakes Course, hoping memories category players as their 50th battled ’em, that’s all I can say.” Williams, academically ineligible. points to .152. of “The Shot” will keephimgoing birthdays approach. Boddicker’s mastery of Royals Ojeda, Carter and Darryl Strawberry — last September after nearly severing part despite an injured right shoulder. Spain's Seve Ballesteros has Stadium is as much as mystery to who homered for the second straight game of the middle finger of his left hand doing “I think about the shot a lot been in a protracted slump. him as it is to the Royals. Wachter wins ski race with a two-run shot in a five-run fifth yard work. when I’m having a bad day and it The field of 150 will play for $2.1 1 inning — showed Wednesday why the gets me going,” said Sluman, million with a first place prize of LAS LENAS, Argentina (AP) — Anita defending division champs are hanging “It sure feels good to be back. There’s whose final-round 65 at Edmond, $200,000. Wachter of Austria won the first World Cup tough, five games back of the Cubs. still a long way to go,” Ojeda said, adding stock Okla., was one of the best in PGA Television coverage includes Neipsic Super “G” race in 1:19.50, almost a full second Heading into a 14-game home stand he has put the injury out of his mind. history. ESPN today and Friday, with ahead of Cathy Chedal of France. Wachter’s beginning tonight with a twi-night double- He walked three and struck out one for #1360 SALE <13.500 Sluman could become the first ABC covering Saturday and teammate Petra Kronberger was third at header against St. Louis, the Mets have his fourth complete game, pitching out of back-to-back PGA winner since Sunday. wins again 1:20.45. won five of six and their pitchers carry an two bases-loaded situations. He got a MSRP *15,199" Denny Shute in 1936-37 but a Another undercurrent to the The top U.S. finisher, Edith Thys, was the double play and a fly out to end a 18-inning scoreless string. Equipped w/Auto Trans, A/C, PS, PB, Cruise, nagging shoulder injury and a tournament is the end of a Neipsic Tennis Club's junior 40th skier to start and finished in ninth place, “Our pitching is coming around,” said bases-loaded, no outs threat while protect­ recent apendectomy weigh two-year competition for the interclub team won it eighth winning the Newcomer’s Prize for skiers who veteran first baseman Keith Hernandez, ing a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning and got Electric Sunroof, AM/FM ETR., Alloy Wheels. against him doing so. United States Ryder Cup team. straight match with a 15-3 win start after position 31 and finish higher than 15. slowed this year by knee problems. Bob Dernier on a bases-loaded groundnut “If I was a gambling man I Calcavecchia. Strange, Chip over Woodledge of Glastonbury. “They’ve (pitchers) always been our to end the game. wouldn’t put money on me.” said Beck, Tom Kite, Paul Azinger Its final match is today at home McCarron to be Inducted strength and they’re coming together at “We definitely played like a last-place Sluman, who has missed over a and Fred Couples have qualified against Minnechaug. the right time.” club,” Phillies Manager Nick Leyva said. month of this season with health for the team. RMUitt: Steve Blair (N) def. Klrshe- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y. (AP) — Jockey Carter’s first four-hit game since Sept. “If we could have put the ball in play when problems. Payne Stewart, Ken Green, man 6-1; John Stewart (N) def. Black Chris McCarron, the late trainer Jim W. 23,1987, came after he sat out the Mets’ 9-0 we had chances we had a chance to win 6- 1; Meetch Efstratlou (N) det. Katiban Sluman was paired with Larry Mark O’Meara, Mark 7- 5; John Purvlance(N)def. Mlzlzzl6-4; Maloney and three horses — Alydar, horse victory over Philadelphia Tuesday and this game.” Nelson and Arnold Palmer, who McCumber, Steve Pate, Joey Mott Da versa (N) det. Cole 6-0; racing’s most notorious also-ran. Affection­ their three-game weekend sweep of Dennis Cook, 5-5, gave up eight hits and has never won the PGA in his Sindelar, Bruce Lietzke, Ben Rebecca Marshall (N) def. Godbouf 6-2; six runs in 5 2-3 innings, but four runs were Kelly White (N) def. Hodder 6-4; ately and Black Gold — will be inducted into the Montreal. illustrious career. Crenshaw, Scott Hoch and Lanny Danielle Smith (N) def. Bonaluto 6-2; National Musuem of Racing Hall of Fame. In fact, the veteran catcher wouldn’t unearned because of third baseman Masters champion Nick Faldo Wadkins are in a struggle for the Melissa Daversa (N) def. Gregg 6-1. McCarron won two Eclipse Awards in 1974 mind playing again tonight. But Carter Charlie Hayes’ error in the fifth. Westervelt-Dresser (WL) def. Kathy SCHALLEB and Curtis Strange, who became remaining spots. Smith-Nancy Bray 7-6 (7-3); Shira and 1980 and through 1988 has earned over $100 said that’s up to manager Davey Johnson Carter doubled to lead off the fifth inning the first to win consecutive U.S. Sluman is too far back in points Springer-Kelly Bragdon (N) def. Jen million in purses. Maloney trained 42 stakes and that he’s ready "when I’m called and scored on Kevin Elster’s single for a Open titles since Ben Hogan in 51, Anderson-Dove Hodder 6-2; John 2-0 lead. Two outs later, Hayes threw MANCHESTER to qualify. Ironically, the 1989 Stewart-Meetch Efstratlou (N) def. winners in 49 years in the business. upon. I guess I’m the insurance policy.” Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald and Australian Greg Norman, a PGA champion does qualify for Black-Kotlban 6-4; Steye Blolr-J. Pur- Alydar finished second to Affirmed in each He said Johnson told him last Friday he wildly on Juan Samuel’s grounder and 345 Canter. St. (Rt. 6), Manchester heartbreak lo.ser in the British the Ryder Cup. vlance (N) def. Klrsheman-Mlilrrl 62, wanted to give him time to heal. Carter Elster scored to make it 3-0, WHADDA YOU MEAN O U T— Jeff Long Division Tournament slow pitch action Mott Daverso-Rebecca Marshall (N) Triple Crown race in 1978, and won 11 stakes in 647-7077 Open, were among the favorites Kemper Lakes is only the third def. Cole-Godbout 64; Ross-K. Pur- his three-year career. Affectionately won 28 of has started six games since leaving the Tim Teufel hit an RBI double and Exit 60 Off 1-84 Minutes from Hartford of Main Pub/MMH looks up, and can’t against Tierney’s at Fitzgerald Field. in the PGA. public course in PGA history to vlance (N) def. Harrlman-Bonaluto6-0; disabled list July 25 after surgery on his Strawberry followed with his 25th home Tierney’s won, 15-8. For tournament Mark Calcavecchia, who bir- J. Dresser (WL) def. Shira Springer62; 52 races, including 18 stakes in four years. believe he was called out attempting to host the 71-year-old PGA Tourna­ Gregg-Hodder (NL) def. Kelly-Kelly right knee May 29. run, a drive off the right-field foul pole. take third base in Wednesday night’s B results, see page 14. died the last playoff hole to win ment. 6-0; Ross (N) def. B. Dresser 7-5.

... 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 10, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 10, 1989 — 15 S o ftb a O SCOREBOARD Puzzles ‘Dear John’ star misunderstood By Jerry Buck when he was 2 years old. He went back once Wednesday’s results ACROSS 2 Lamb's pen Answer to Previous Puzzle m m when he was 14 to visit relatives. A DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Bray Jewelers name The Associated Press S H S H Y T V Topics “ My father was a concert pianist and downed H&N Contractors, 5-4, and Main Pub topped 1 Acquires 3 Cultivate T O Y O U 1 LOS ANGELES — Harry Greener says: composer who was drafted into the German Coach’s Comer, 8-4, at Robertson Park as play in B a se b a fl Calendar 5 Greek letter 4 ___ voce L o P E Don’t underestimate Ralph the distressed army in World War II,” he said. “ He spent a the town slow pitch softball double elimination 8 Sets 5 Cereal grass R E P N nebbish he plays on NBC’s "Dear John.’ ’ continue to be,” he said. He just finished lot of his time leading an orchestra and tournaments got under way. 12 Miscellany E V A S E 6 Batter “ Ralph shouldn’t be taken at face value,’ ’ “ Sunday in the Park With George” at the entertaining the troops with skits and Bob Hill and Dave Storrs each collected two hits 13 Sharp bark A American League standings Today 7 Pacifier he says. “ Here is Ralph, who we might think South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa. He also parodies. He got as satirical as he could for Bray’s while Peter Gourley and Bob Brown each N U T A G E STATE LEGION TOURNA­ 14 By the time 8 Basebal'et of as a lonely, pathetic kind of guy, but he played the role for four months on Broadway without getting killed.” had a pair for H&N. Cost Division MENT — Manchester vs. Hodges E G 1 S U B In San Francisco, his father worked for an W L Pet. OB drives a motorcycle. Somewhere in that in 1985. Tony Campelli and Bill Frattaroli each had two Phoenix 1 L O T T O Baltimore 58 54 .516 — (YjY iY Waterbury (Palmer Field, 9 Mild oath He made his Broadway debut in 1980 in a insurance company but spent his free time hits for Pub while Ed White homered and Jon nebbish soul he’s a romantic. He has some Toronto 57 57 .500 2 Middletown). 1 p.m.; If Man­ 15 Golden 1 0 ____go! L 1 N R S E Walter Mitty qualities. revival of "Oklahoma!” as Will Parker, the putting on operas and musicals at a Dubois and John Handfield each zipped two hits for Cleveland 56 57 .496 7'/7 Boston 55 56 .495 2'/j chester wins, it will play again 16 Blanch 11 Printer's O “ He’s a sweet guy. I think his problem cowboy who sings “ Kansas City.” The role German-American club. His mother sang in Coach’s. Milwaukee 55 9? .462 4 Saturday at 4 p.m. 18 Stops direction H O R L 1 E arises from the fact that he’s socially inept. earned him a Tony nomination. He also got a the operas. Groener got his first taste of B DIVISION ’TOURNAMENT - Allied Printing New York 53 61 .465 6 Detroit 4t 72 .363 17^/3 20 Hit lightly 17 Choose O D A A L L His wife left him at the reception. She couldn’t Tony nomination in 1983 for “ Cats.” performing by playing the drums in his overwhelmed Glenn Construction II. 14-4, and West DivtsJen 21 Aug. time 19 Small shelter S 1 N speak English and apparently only married Prior to “ Dear John,” he had a role in the father’s Bavarian band at Oktoberfests and Tierney’s downed Main Pub/MMH. 15-8, at W L P d . OB 1 S Californio 68 44 .607 — 22 Exclamation of him to stay in this country. He’s a sensitive, Showtime production of “ The Country Girl” other events. Fitzgerald Field. 2 4 Poached ____ S E T E E u 68 Sportlight Ooklarxt 1 surprise 2 5 M ats \1 caring guy, very smart but very insecure in and in two miniseries, “ George Washington” At the age of 12 he began studying dancing Don Leonard had four hits and Chris Green, Doug Kansas City 63 51 .549 6'/3 at the Conservatory of Ballet and later Texas 59 53 .527 9 23 Feminine suffix 2 6 _arms 35 Sleeps 4 9 Addict social areas. Still, I think he has a large and “ Kane and Abel.” He had guest roles in Leonard, Bruce Clements and Kip Colpitts two Minnesota 57 57 .500 12 performed with the Ballet Celeste. He soon 25 Wheel track 38 Acetg. entry 50 Long times capacity for caring for another person.” such series as “ St. Elsewhere,” “ Matlock” apiece in Allied’s 18-hit attack. Gary Powers had Seattle 54 S9 .476 14‘/a Aug. 10 27 Layer of tissue lost interest and turned to acting. He studied three hits and Paul Hohenthal two to pace Glenn. ChlCOQO 48 65 .425 20»/j 28 Emerald Isle 2 9 Exists 39 Df aircraft 53 Skilled Groener plays the introverted member of and “ Remington Steele.” Wecinesdov's Games 1900 — The first Davis Cup is 41 Kind of beard 54 Grafted, in the One-To-One Club, a support group for Groener says the most fun he ever had on at the Pacific Conservatory of the Perform­ Mike Falkowski, Paul Mador, John Butler, Bob Milwaukee 6, Detroit 1 3 0 M oney 31 Novelist held with the United States 4 2 Exit heraldry television was a brief stint on “ Captain ing Arts and the University of Washington. Kennedy and Brian Quigley each ripped two hits for Clevelond 7, New York 4 34 Overturns Bagnold divorced people on “Dear John.” He’s Minnesota 7. Baltimore 0 beating Britain 3-0. 4 5 ___ culpa 55 File tongue-tied around women. Kangaroo.’’ Tierney’s. Frank Pattison had three hits and Jeff Texos 4, Toronto 3 ■ 3 6 Bite 32 Disembark □ □ □ 1938 — McLin Hanover, 47 Eggs on 57 Landing boat The hit show, which was 11th in the Nielsen “ I did three shows when I was working in Long and Dean Gustafson two apiece for Boston 6. Kansos City 2 3 7 ______monster3 3 Numbers CMcaoo 3. Ooklond Z 11 Inninos driven by Henry Thomas, 48 Prevalent 5 8 ______Moinesratings in its first season, stars Judd Hirsch the theater in New York,” he said. “ On the Pub/MMH. Collfomla 4. Seattle 1 38 Gambling wins the Hambletonian Stakes 1 2 3 4 9 10 11 as John Lacey, Isabella Hoffman and Jere first show I was a spaceman. The second I McCLOUD RETURNS - Dennis Weaver is C DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Memorial *ntur«foy*s Gomes establishment Oakland (S.Davis 11*5) at Chlcooo in straight heats. ■ Burns as other members of the group and was the curator of a numbers museum. I reprising his role as Sam McCloud in a CBS Corner Store tripped up Gold’s Gym, 7-2, and The Aeioclated Press 12 (Rosenberg 3-7), 2:30 p.m. 40 Photograph came in on a pogo stick. movie now being filmed on location in Rogers Corp. doubled up on Nassiff Sports, 10-5, at Milwaukee (Hlguero 7*4) at Cleveland 1949 — Ezzard Charles Jane Carr as its leader. (Block 94), 7:35 p.m. 41 Actor Richard England. In the movie the former marshal is Pagani Field. SAY HEY YOU GUYS — Ernie Banks finds it tough to get his attention and knocks out Gus Lesnovich in 15 Groener, who’s spent most of his career on “ The last time I was a kid who had to get Detroit (Alexonder 5-12) ot Texos dressed. It was a blast. I watched the show now the junior senator from New Mexico, but Ed Crandall had two hits for MCS while Mel (Ryan 1^7), 8:35 p.m. Hank Aaron, right, finds it tougher to hearas Wiilie Mays, center, shares a joke the eighth round at Yankee the stage, auditioned for the role during one of Seattle (Bankhead 11-4) at Californio 43 Dentist's deg. 18 he’s still a fish out of water fighting crime. Bidwell and Paul Peckeach slapped two safetiesfor Stadium in his first world 21 his occasional visits to Los Angeles from New when I was a kid. Mr. Green Jeans was still (C.Rnlev13-7),10:35p.m. with Mickey Mantle, left, and Reggie Jackson during a break Wednesday in heavyweight title defense. 44 Air pollution there. Bunny Rabbit was still there. That was Terry Carter, Diana Muldaur and J.D. Gold’s. Only gomes scheduled York. He still considers himself a New Yorker Frkfov's Gomes the taping of ABC s Mr. Belvedere in Pacific Palisades, Calif. The legends of 46 Symbol of 24 Cannon are also back in their roles from Mark Morse had three hits and Tom Greco and 1949 — Miss Tilly, driven by and he and his wife, actress Dawn Didawick, so much fun.” Boston at Baltim ore, 2, 5:05 p.m. baseball are featured in the season premiere of the show. Fred Egan, wins the Hamblet­ ruthenium still keep an apartment there. He was born in Augsburg, Germany, but “ McCloud,” which ran on NBC from 1970 to Dirk Baars two apiece for Rogers. A1 Menasian and MlltMiukee at Clevelond, 2, 5:05 pjn. 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 New York at Minnesota, 8:05 p/n. onian Stakes in straight heats. 4 8 Regret “ The stage is still my first love and will came to this country with his family in 1953 ’77. Dave Bonham each had two hits for Nassiff’s. Toronto at Konsas City, 8:35 pjn. Detroit at Texos, 8:35 p.m. 1975 — Jack Nicklaus wins 51 Play b y ____ 34 35 36 Chicogo at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Red Sox 6. Royals 2 National Leagueresults Giants 10. Reds) the PGA championship by two 5 2 Command Oakland ot Collfornlo, 10:35 p.m. strokes over Bruce Crampton 5 6 Insular 37 BOSTON KANSAS CITY CINCINNATI SAN FR A N and Tom Weiskopf. 59 A c tre s s ____ T V Tonight NatlonalLeaguestandIngs obrhbl obrhbi Mets6.PhllllesO o b r h b l Ob rh bl 40 43 Boggs 3b 3 0 2 0 Stillwell ss 4 1 2 1 Duncan ss 4 0 10 Butler cf 4 1 1 0 1980 — Jack Nickalus wins Rowlands IN BRIEF Barrett dh 5 12 1 Seltzer 3b 3 0 0 0 Quinons 3b 3 0 1 0 (Dberkft 1b 1 0 0 0 N EW YO R K PHILA his fifth PGA championship 44 Eost Division Burks cf 5 1 1 0 Brett 1b 4 1 1 1 EDavIs cf 3 1 1 1 RThmp 2b 0 1 0 0 6 0 Swam ps Ob r h bl o B r h b i W L P d . OB Heep If 4 1 1 2 BJacksn If 4 0 0 0 Yongbid rf 1 0 0 0 Litton 2b with a record score of 274, M iller 2b 5 0 1 0 Dernier cf 5 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 61 Compass point a nuclear holocaust. 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Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 3 SB— Butler (17). S—Quinones, RoThompson. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Optioned Each letter inihe cipher stands for another check out the theme park's latest attrac­ Farr 2 1-3 3 H R— Samuel (11), Straw berry (25). S— Today's clue I equals F [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull GLASTONBURY — Golf lessons for juniors, Thursday's Gomes Scott Little, outfielder, to Buffalo of the 1962. tion, Splash Mountain. Crowtord 1 0 Oleda. The Legend of El Blanco The story, based Philadelphia (O'Neal 0-1) ot Chicogo IP H R ER B B SO American Assoclotlon. Activoted Gory [TIVIC] Short Film Showcase beginners and adults will be offered at W P— Forr. IP H R E R B B SO [HBO] MOVIE: The Man Who Broke on the Aztec myth, of Spanish explorer (Pico 2-1), 2:30 p.m. CIncInnotl Redus, outtlelder-tirst boseman, from the 'T ITYG T CEQCNF XCOU Umpires—Home, McKeon; First, New York 1000 Chains' (CC) A fact-based account 1 0 ;4 0 P M [IVIAX] MOVIE: Beetle- [U SA] Feather and Father Gang Minnechaug Golf Course. A beginners’ week- Cincinnati (Scudder 2-4) at Son Fronclsco Mohler L,9-ll 2 6 5 5 IS-dav disabled list. Hernando Cortez's fabled white stallion. Kaiser; Second, Young; Third, Joyce. Oleda WA-9 9 7 0 0 3 1 of World War I veteran Robert Elliott juice’ (CC) Recently deceased newlyweds (Drovecky W)), 4:05 p.m. Roesler 3 2 2 2 (60 min.) E Love Boat long program will be offered Aug. 14-18 and T —2:77. A—37,225. Phllodslphlo BASKETBALL Burns' imprisonment and escape from a 1 :35AM St. Louis (DeLeon 11-10 and Horton 0-0) at Charlton 2 3 3 3 Notional Basketaoll Association JM OLTJU FMWUJXTYV MY C hire an outrageously vulgar ghost to scare Cook L,5-5 5 2-3 8 6 2 1 5 brutal Southern work camp during the [ESPN ] Golf: PGA Championship First adult lessons will be offered on Friday’s New York (Fernondez 9-3 and Dorllng Frohwlrth 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Franco 1 100 WASHINGTON BULLETS—Signed Mel away their home's obnoxious new ten­ 9-9), 2, 5:05 p.m. Son FronclKO 1920s. ValKilmer, CharlesDurning. 1987. Round from Hawthorne, III. (60 min.) (R) Porrett 1 1 0 0 0 1 Turpin, center. ants. Michael Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec [IVIAX] MOVIE: 'Casual beginning Aug. 18 for five consecutive weeks. Houston (Forsch 3-3) ot San Diego ORobtnsn W,11-7 9 5 1 1 FJUCWUG WTLLML.' — [HBO] MOVIE: Bright Lights, Big City' 1:50 AM Indiana 7, Yankees 4 RMcDwtl 1 10 0 10 FOOTBALL (In Stereo) Baldwin 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Sex?' (CC) Tired of meaningless relation­ For more information, call 584-5679. (Horrls 4-6), 6:05 p.m. HBP—RoThompson by Mohler. (CC) A struggling young writer begins a WP—Parrett. Notional Football League [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey ships. two young women search for Mr. Only gomes scheduled self-destructive descent into the nether­ 11:00PM C5j (22 (3® (4® 9 7 ) DENVER BRONCOS—Waived J.R. Am­ UECTYU GAYGN. Right at an exclusive singles spa. Lea Frtdoy’s Gomes CLEVELAND N EW YO R K brose, wide receiver. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Frenzy' Alfred Hitch­ world of Manhattan's club scene Michael N e w s Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Ob r h bl Thompson, Victoria Jackson, Stephen Ob rh bl Cubs 3. Expos 0 Padres 2. Astros 1 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Waived Cedric cock directed this story of a man wrongly J. Fox. Kiefer Sutherland. Phoebe Cates. ® It's a Living Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Jan>es If 4 2 3 1 Sax 2b 4 0 2 0 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "I don't care what makes me tick. I'm not sell- Shellen 1988, Rated R. (In Stereo) Stallworth, defensive back. analytical. I'm emotionally secure and happy." — Merv Griffin. suspected of committing a rash of London 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Nagy leads Canton-Akron St. Louis ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Komnsk cf 1 0 11 Polonia If 5 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Agreed to murders. Jon Finch. Barry Foster, Barbara ® Cheers (CC) Atlonta ot San Diego, 2, 8:05 p.m. Jacoby 3b 5 13 2 M fnglv 1b 4 13 0 MONTREAL CHICAGO HOUSTON SAN DIEGO [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 1 .55AM [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) Ob r h bl terms with Mike Elkins, ouorterbock, on o Leigh-Hunt 1972. Rated R. G® Synchronal (In Stereo) CIncInnotl ot Houston, 8:35 p.m. Carter cf 4 1 2 3 M H all rf 4 1 1 1 Ob r h bl o b r h b l Ob r h bl tour-veor contract. NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Charles Nagy Blgglo c 4 0 0 0 RAIomr 2b 4 0 1 0 [TM C] MOVIE; 'Down Twisted' A reli­ Los Angeles at Son Francisco, 10:35p.m. POBrIn 1b 5 0 0 0 Phelps dh 4 2 2 1 DM rtnz cf 2 0 0 0 Walton cf 4 1 1 0 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed Louis [USA] Cartoon Express (24) This Old House (CC). (R) Anthony rf 3 1 1 1 Tmpttn ss 4 0 1 0 gious artifact spells trouble for an unsus­ allowed two runs in seven innings and struck Snyder ss 4 0 0 0 Geren c 3 0 1 0 Hudler cf 10 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 2 Oliver, safety, to o tour-veor contract. BHotchr If 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 ( T ) C B S N e w s (CC). (In Stereo) pecting young woman. Carey Lowell, 2:00AM 3 ) superior Court Belle rf 4 0 0 0 Tollesn 3b 3 0 0 1 Huson 2b 3 0 0 0 DwSmth If 4 0 0 0 MoDavIs p Waived Ricky Phillips, guard. 6:30PM ®® W eekday (R) out six batters to lead the Canton-Akron Puhl If 4 0 0 0 TGwynn cf 4 1 1 0 Charles Rocket, Trudi Dochiermann. American Leagueresults Clark dh 4 1 1 0 Espnoz ss 4 0 11 DGorcl 2b 1 0 10 Grace 1b 1110 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Agreed lo ® 0® ABC News (CC). M*A*S*H dD Secrets of Success Indians to a 4-2 victory over the New Britain Skinner c 3 1 0 0 Kelly cf 3 0 0 0 Golorrg lb 4 0 10 Dawson rf 3 0 10 GOow\s 1b 3 0 1 0 JaClork 1b 3 0 0 0 terms with Wayne M artin, defensive end. 1987 Rated R Comlnlt 3b 3 0 0 0 Abner pr 0 10 0 (2^ Too Close for Comfort (6i) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) (2® NVR Showcase Fermtn 7b 2 1 1 0 Rolnes If 4 0 0 0 Berryhlll c 3 0 11 Signed Jum py Geothers, defensive end, to a Red Sox Wednesday. Rom lrz ss [LISA] Murder, She Wrote Greed and Totals 36 7 11 7 Totals 34 4 10 4 Aldreta rf 2 0 0 0 Law 3b 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Jam es rf 3 0 2 0 two-year contrort. (2® 13® NBC New s (CC). [CNN] Moneyline Dating Game Angels 4. Mariners I CRnIds 2b 2 0 0 0 CMortnz If 2 0 0 0 deceit surround the murder of a wealthy Nagy, a former University of Connecticut Santvn ph 1 0 10 Dunston ss 3 0 10 Canadian Football Looguo Young cf 2 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 3 0 1 0 (2.4) (57) Nightly Business Report man (Howard Duff). (60 min.) [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (3® Jeffersons (CC), aevotand 003 040 001—7 Wolloch 3b 4 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 3 0 0 0 CALGARY STAMPEDERS—Signed Lo- I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME pitcher, raised his record to 3-3 at Canton- Portugal p 3 0 0 0 Roberts 3b 0 0 0 1 SEATTLE CALIFORNIA New York 000 301 OOB—4 ntzgerld c 4 0 1 0 MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 renio Graham, running bock; Lloyd Fair­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (5i® W KRP in Cincinnati Pan 2 of 2. 8 :3 0 P M (22) 3® Different World (CC) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [DIS] MOVIE: 'The New Adventures of Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Santlogo c 2 0 11 Akron with the win. He was recently promoted Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DP—Cleveland 2, New York 1. LOB— banks, offensive tackle; and Crolg Wotson, Love Connection Whitley's mother is determined lo find a Pippi Longstocking' The red-haired her­ BSmIth p DaSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Whitson p 2 0 0 0 [USA] Miami Vice The detectives be­ Reynids 2b 4 0 1 0 Schoflid ss 5 1 1 0 Cleveland 6, New York 7. 2B— Clark, Carter, 10 0 0 guard. Unscramble these four Jumbles, oine of Astrid Lindgreii’s novels sets up from the Cleveland Indians’ Class A team in WJhnsn ph 0 0 0 0 Flnnry ph 10 0 0 [A & E] Profiles Featured: senator Joseph boyfriend for her daughter. (R) (In Stereo) come embroiled in a chilling case involving Briley If 4 0 10 Ray 2b 4 1 1 0 Mottlngly, James 2, Jacoby, Kommlnsk. TORONTO ARGONAUTS—Signed Curtis one letter to each square, to form house in an abandoned mansion and em­ Kinston, N.C. H R—Carter (22). Phelps (6) . SB— Kelly (30). RThmps p 0 0 0 0 Wynne pr 0 0 0 0 M cCarthy, (57) Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) the cryogenically frozen body of a fam ous ADavIs 1b 3 0 0 0 DWhIte cf 5 1 2 2 Bell, wide receiver, Activoted Lorry lour ordinary words. barks on a senes of escapades. Tami Erin. S— Fermln. Totals 30 0 4 0 Totals 2i 3 6 3 Solozor ss 0 0 0 0 reggae singer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Rich Surhoff earned his first save pitching Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 2 10 0 Crowtord, defensive back, and Gilbert [CNN] Showbiz Today [A8iE] W ild World of the East IP H R E R B B SO Totals 28 1 2 1 Totals 21 2 7 2 Eileen Brennan. Dick Van Patten. 1988. Coles rt 4 0 10 Arm os rf 4 0 3 2 Rentroe, ouorferback, from the reserve Rated G. the final two innings. Klngery cf 4 1 2 0 CDavIs If 3 0 1 0 Clove tand Montreal 000 000 000-0 list. Placed John Congeml, ouorterbock, on OVERP 7:00PM S ) Inside Edition A woman 9 :0 0 P M 3 ) The Cavanaughs (CC) Kit Nichols W,3-1 5 2-3 8 4 4 4 1 C nkogo 012 000 OOx—3 Houston 100 000 ooft— 1 reservellst. 1 1 :3 0 P M 3 ) (4® Nightline (CC). [ESPN] SportsLook Presley 3b 3 0 0 1 Schroedr c 4 0 1 0 Son DItge 000 000 002— 2 apprehended by bounty hunters. (R) replaces the local TV weather person, an SBradlev c 3 0 1 0 Howell 3b 3 0 1 0 Olln S,1 3 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 D?—Montreal 2, Chicago 1. LOB— WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-SIgned (5) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Two outs when winning run scored. C B (2® W heel of Fortune (CC). old school friend of hers. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Down Twisted' A reli­ VIzauel ss 3 0 0 0 Hoffmn dh 4 0 0 0 New York AAontreal 8, Chicago 3. 2B—Fitzgerald. Rodney Povne, running bock, and Rob E— CMortlr>ez, RAIomor. D P — Houston 1, □ (11) H o n e y m o o n e rs gious artifact spells trouble for an unsus­ Chang on the losing end Cochron ss 10 0 0 Howkins L ,13-11 4 1-3 8 6 6 0 2 HR—Sondberg (19). Prodonovlc, offensive tackle. f9~) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) (D (4® Mission: Impossible (CC) The C Parker 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 IP H R E R B B SO Son Diego 1. LOB—Houston 2, San IMF travels to H aw aii to track dow n a serial (1® Synchronal pecting young woman. Carey Lowell. Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 34 4 10 4 Diego 7. H R—Anthony (2). SB— Roberts SOCCER Guterman 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Montreol Molor Indoor Soccor League Qi) (3® Cheers (CC). killer. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Charles Rocket, Trudi Dochtermann. LIVINGSTON, N.J. (AP) - Two months McCullers 1 0 0 0 0 3 BSmIth L,9-6 7 6 3 3 2 4 (13), Flannery (2). S— Santlogo, James. (22) (3® Tonight Show (In Stereo) 1987, Rated R. Seottte 000 000 100— 1 SF— Santlogo. SAN DIEGO SOCKERS—Signed Wood BOTO R (2® M*A"S*H ryi Bonanza after winning the French Open, Michael Chang C allfom ki 000 022 OOx—4 RIghetll 1 1112 0 RlThmpsn 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hlrmez, defenseman, to o one-veor con­ (24) Innovation Western Europe's role in Chlcooo IP H R E R B B SO (24) ($9 MacNeM/Lehrer Newshour l o b —Seattle 5, Californio 11. 2B— HBP—Fermln by Hawkins. tract. (22) d® Cheers (CC) Carla is afraid that commercializing space through the Euro­ has become a question mark in the tennis Sutcliffe W,12-9 7 1 0 0 4 5 Houston 2;25AM [HBO] MOVIE: And Thon Arm as 2, Klngery. 3B— DWhIte, Howell. Umpires—Home, Shulock; First, Morri­ COLLEGE (M) Police Story Eddie has forgotten their second anniver­ pean Space Agency Part 2 of 2, MtWIIms S,29 2 3 0 0 1 1 Portugal 8 6 You Die' Inspired by the true story of a world. IP H R E R B B SO son; Second, Evans; Third, Welke. ARIZONA—Declared Derek Hankins, sary. (R) (In Stereo) T— 2:50. A —31,121. Sutcliffe pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Agosto 0 1 (30) (4® Current Affair (2® Your Show of Shows Canadian gangster who rose to promin­ The question is; what’s wrong? Seottte DoSmIth L.1-3 2-3 0 ttaht end-llnebocker; John Johnson, running (®1) Star Trek Part 1 of 2 (24) All Creatures Great and Small ence in Montreal's illegal drug trade. Ken­ Holmon Lz4-5 e 10 Son Diego bock; and Lorenzo Neal, tullbock, oco- (3® St. Elsewhere Chang, the 18-year-old ranked fifth in the demlcolly Ineligible tor the 1989 football Y A R Q l R WHAT ALL THAT (57) Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord neth Welsh. R.H. Thomson, Wayne Rob­ Collfom la Twins 7, Orioles 0 Whitson 8 2 [A&E] Chronicle A portrait of a par­ 97) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 7 6 seoson. son 1987 Rated R. world, was eliminated in the second round of M cCosklll W.12-6 Braves 6. Dodgers 3 MoDovIs W,3-3 1 0 SOSSIP AT THE amedic team in Boston Peter W im sey (CC) Harriet is attacked af­ M cClure 1 0 KENTUCKY—Promoted Lorry Ivv and ter she begins investigating the malicious [A8iE] Improv Tonite (In Stereo) the Swiss Army Knife Open on Wednesday Agosto pitched to 1 batter S r' 30APC7INS HOUSE (E sustaining Horvev S.16 1 0 MINNESOTA BALTIMORE O ne DeRllpoo from assistant to associ­ [CNN] Moneyline events at Shrewsbury College. (60 min.) 2;30AM ATLANTA LOS A N O E LS ate directors ot othletics. AMOUNTEPTO. [CNN] Sports Tonight night by little known Australian Jason HBP—Joyner by Holman. WP—Holman. a b r h bl Ob r h bl [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Part 2 of 3. (R) (3® A lic e PB—SBradlev, Schroeder. Nevwnn 2b 3 0 11 Deverex cf 3 0 10 Ob r h b l Ob r h bl KINGS POINT—Named Lou Anorumo, [DIS] Prairie Home Companion Third Stoltenberg, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). scores. [CNN] Sports Letenight Baker 2b 2 0 10 PBrodty If 4 0 2 0 OMcDII rt 4 1 1 0 LH orrls 3b 4 0 0 1 American League leaders John McCarthy, Rick Mlllot and John RAMMOT [A8(E] Rivals Donald Sinden plays the Annual Farewell Taped at the Dallas, Now arrange the circled letters to The performance came just one day after Gogne ss 4 0 0 1 CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 0 Tredwv Jb 3 110 Griffin ss 4 0 3 0 Rosslllo assistant football coaches. [LIFE] HeartBeat Banks' life changes role of an old gent whose attempts at Texas, performance. Garrison Keillor is [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 3 3 3 1 Stubbs If 3 0 1 0 form (he surprise answer, as sug­ Rangers 4. Blue Jays 3 Puckett cf 5 1 2 0 M orind dh 4 0 0 0 LSmltti If MISSOURI—Dismissed Ron Walters, when she has trouble dealing with stress; matchmaking misfire. Also stars Sheila joined by singers Robin and Linda Wil­ scores Scott Warner, ranked 199th, extended Chang to DM rphv rf 4 3 3 5 M urray 1b Bas*don331alBati. 3 0 0 0 linebacker, from the football teom. gested by the above cartoon. Moses cf 0 0 0 0 Mlllign 1b 3 0 0 0 Eve prepares to make a TV appearance Hancock (2 hrs., 30 min ) liams; singer Kate McKenzie and many three sets in the opening round, and less than a Gregg 1b 4 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4 0 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE SOUTH FLORIDA—Named Eric Hayes [USA] Today's FBI GaettI 3b 3 1 1 0 Wthgtn 3b 2 0 10 0 AB R H P d . (60 min.) more. (90 min.) TEXAS TORONTO Jeffersn rf Thomas ss 4 0 10 Hamitn 3b 4 3 3 3 men's tennis coach. week after Jim Grabb, No. 65, beat Chang in Lorkin rf 4 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 Boggs Bsn 107 418 71 143 .342 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 3 M elvin c 2 0 10 Blauser 3b 4 0 0 0 Been rt 4 0 0 0 WICHITA STATE—Signed O ne Stephen­ Answer here: ^ Y Y 1 r Y Y Y T [U SA] Miam i Vice An anonymous phone [CNN] Larry King Live [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 1 Puckett Min 113 450 55 153 .340 2:35AM E Family Feud the quarterfinals of the Volvo International at Espy cf CCastlll If 10 0 0 Quirk c 0 0 0 0 Benedirt c 4 0 0 0 Scloscla c 4 110 son, baseball cooch, to o tlve-yeor contract I caller assists Crockett and Tubbs in their scores 3 0 0 0 Lonsford Oak 102 371 48 123 .332 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Just Around the Corner' PImero 1b 5 0 0 0 Felix rf Bush If 3 0 1 0 Gonzals 2b 3 0 0 0 PSmIth p 3 0 0 0 Wetfeind p 0 0 0 0 extension. (Answers tomorrow) investigation of a prominent attorney s 3:00AM E Homo Shopping Over­ Stratton Mountain, Vt. Bolnes dh 4 1 1 1 Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 ADovIs Sea 94 331 57 109 .329 (CC) A 10-year-old helps her architect Harper c 4 2 2 2 Acker p 3 0 0 0 Shrprsn ph 1 0 1 0 murder. (60 min.) (In Stereo) night Service (3 hrs.) Earlier in the day in other second round Sierra rt 4 0 0 0 Lawless 3b 2 0 0 0 Morgan p 0 0 0 0 Sox NY 111 457 63 147 .322 Jumbles: PANIC YIELD HALLOW FESTAL father achieve his dream of a slum clear­ Laudnr dh 4 1 2 0 Yount M il 112 434 Yesterday's 1 1 :35P M Night Court Franco 2b 4 2 2 0 Bell If 3 0 1 0 Huff ph 10 0 0 70 139 .320 you don't want your dog to get run over, buy 7: 30PM 3D Entertainment Tonight Ri­ ance project. Colorized. Shirley Temple, (1 1 ) White Shadow action, fourth seeded Jim Courier won 12 of the Totals 37 7 11 7 Totals 29 0 9 0 Bolnes Tex 107 376 61 120 .319 Answer: Incvglla If 4 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 3 0 0 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 im thIS-A NEW “LEASH" ON LIFE chard Chamberlain's new TV series, (In Joan Davis, Bill Robinson. 1938 1 1 ;4 5 P M [TIVIC] MOVIE: Malibu Franco Tex 111 416 him 0® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) final 13 points to score a 6-1. 6-1 victory over Buechel 3b 3 1 1 1 W hitt c 2 1 1 0 Rndiph ph 10 0 0 63 131 .315 7 ^ Famous Express' A Texas detective attempts to Minnesota 331 010 000—7 Sierra Tex 111 442 72 139 .314 Stereo) [ESPN] Motorsports: Thursday Thun­ (3® Trapper John, M.D. Sundbrg c 4 0 2 0 Bordrs ph 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 « 7 4 Totals 33 3 ■ 3 interface with a batch of beautiful compu­ Alex Antonitsch of Austria. Baltimore 000 000 000-0 Greenwell Bsn 98 397 62 122 .307 ® (2?) Je o p a rd y ! (CC) der: Auto racing anthology series (60 Kreuter c 0 0 0 0 Lee ph 1 0 1 0 E—Worthington. DP—Minnesota 3. ^Franchises [CNN] Headline News Overnight Home Runs min.) ter criminals. Darby Hinton, Sybil Danning, M onria ss 2 0 2 2 Mazzllll dh 4 1 1 2 Atlanta 301 000 030-4 ® K a te & A llie (CC) LOB—Minnesota 8, Boltlnwre 7. 2B— M c G f Iff, Toronto, 30; Deer, Milwaukee,25; Barbara Edwards. 1985. Rated R. [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Kunket ss 1 0 1 0 M W llsn cf 4 1 2 0 Puckett, Hrbek, Newmon, Horper, Goettl. Lot Anotlet 001 010 001-3 Clubs Viflth the most players In [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Am azons' While investi­ 3 0 0 0 Whitaker, Defrolt,25; BJdckson, KonsosCIty. Ql) USA Tonight Llriano 2b H R— Horper (5). SF— Gogne. LOB—Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 6. 3B— gating the death of a Congressman, a doc­ 1 2 :0 0 A M (E USA Today Houston's Mandarich eases demands Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 31 3 6 3 Treadway, LSmIth, Scloscla. HR— 22; Carter, Cleveland, 22; Tefflefon, Boltl- the Pro Football Hall of Fame 3:05AM E N o w s (R) IP H R E R B B SO more, 22; Esasky, Boston, 20; McGwire, ( P M * A * S * H tor discovers a secret organization of rollor-skating controversy. Minnesota DaMurphy 3 (15), Hamilton 3 (10), SB— 3;20AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; R e tu rn to GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Tony Manda­ Texos 130 100 000— 4 OM cDow ell (7). S— Wettelond. Ooklond, 20. 1. Chicago Bears 26 (5® W in, Lose or Draw women who possess a power that con­ Q j) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) AAndeson W.13-9 9 5 0 0 5 1 Runs Bottad In trols their enemies. Tamara Dobson, Jack Horror High' A film crew making a movie Toronto 030 000 100-3 IP H R E R B B SO (31) N e w h a rt (CC), (_1® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) rich, the Green Bay Packers’ No. 1 draft pick, Baltim ore Sierra, Texos, 81; Fronco, Texas, 80; 2. Scalia, Stella Stevens. 1984 about a rash of murders that plagued a D P — ^Texas 1. LO B— Texas 7, Toronto 6. Thurmond L.2-4 1 Atlanta New York Giants 23 Astrograph 2B— Buechele, Bell, MWItson. HR—Baines Mottlngly, New York, 78; Carter, Cleveland, (4® Cosby Show (CC), (In Stereo) C2® Morton Downey Jr, (R) high-schooI years before falls victim to the says he is considering lowering his demand for Holton 4 PSmIth W,3-11 5 5 3 3 1 [IVtAX] MOVIE; Rambo: First Blood (15),Mazzllll(2).SB— MWIIson(1),Whltt(4), 73; Leonard, Seattle, 72; Yount, Milwaukee, same killer. Lori Lethin, Brendan Hughes, Schmidt 3 Acker S,1 4 3 111 3. Green Bay Packers 21 [A& E] World of Survival Part II' (CC) Former-Green Beret John (2® Success 'n Life a $2 million annual salary by $500,000 to avoid Franco (15). 5—Manriaue, Llriano. Los Angeles 72; M cG r Iff, Toronto, 71; Esosky, Boston,70. Alex Rocco. 1987. Rated R Olson 1 Ram bo returns to the jungles of V ietnam in H R E R B B SO Pllctiing n D cclilo m ) [CNN] Crossfire (40) W in, Lose or Draw sitting out the entire season. IP Thurmond pitched to 3 betters In the Wettelond L,3-4 5 4 4 4 3 4. Cleveland Browns 15 Morgan 3 10 0 0 Blvleven, Californio, 11-2, .846; Swindell, how interesting your topics are, won't search of American prisoners of war. 3:30AM [A&E] Improv Tonite (In Now, he should tell his agent or the Packers; T tx in 2nd. Pittsburgh Steelers 15 [ESPN ] SpeedW eek Weekly auto racing (61) Synchronal Hough W.7-11 6 Crews 3 3 3 3 0 Oevelond, 13-3, .813; Montgomery, Kansas enhance your image today. Step back a Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna, Stereo) W P — Holton. City, 7-2, .778; Gordon, Kansas City, 13-4, .765; re p o rt- [A8iE] Durrell in Russia The Durells' they don’t seem to know anything about it. Rogers 2 PSmIth pitched to 3 batters In the Mh. Washington Redskins 15 ^Your Charles Napier. 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Golf; PGA Championship First Umpires— Honne, Brinkm an; R rst, Williamson, Baltimore, 9-3, .750; Bonkheod, few paces and let others have the floor [M AX] MOVIE: 'Joe Kidd' A man is journey takes them across the Chatkal Re­ Russell Sr24 1 McClelland; Second, Coble; Third, Coo­ [USA] Pro Boxing: Harold Rhodes vs. Round from Hawthorne. III. (2 hrs.) (R) In an interview Tuesday from Whittier. Seottle, 11-4, .733; Stewort, Oakland, 166, .777; 7. Detroit Lions b irth d a y CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Al­ caught between the Mexicans and Ameri­ serve and the Karakum Desert. Teronta ney. 13 Troy Dorcey Harold Rhodes (13-2, 7 KOs) Calif., the 315-pound offensive tackle, second Stieb L.11-7 7 Sabernaoen, KonsosCIty, 12-5, .706. though you're not usually prone to gos­ cans in a range war. Clint Eastwood, John [TMC] MOVIE; The Electric Horse­ T— 2:20. A—30,132. Cardinals 5. Pirates 2 Los Angeles Rams 13 vs. Troy Dorcey (10-2-2, 8 KOs) In a 12 [CNN] Newsnight TCostlllo 1 sip, you might have a hard time today Saxon, Robert Duvall. 1972. Rated PG. man' An ex-champion rodeo rider kidnaps overall choice in the NFL draft, told the Phoenix Cardinals 13 Aug. 11,1989 round NABF Featherweight bout from the [ESPN] Supercross: Best of AM A Rac­ Henke 1 keeping silent about some Intriguing his sponsor's thoroughbred stallion and Milwaukee Journal he would accept less than Hough pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. STLOUIS PITTSBURGH National League leaders 8:00PM ® 48 Hours (CC) The stress­ Four Seasons Arena, Great Falls, Mont. (2 ing rides him into the desert. Robert Redford. Brewers 6. Tigers 1 o b r h b l 10. BK— Hough. PB— Sundberg. o b r h b l Philadelphia Eagles 12 A number of very interesting changes tidbits you recently heard. Spreading ful lives and relationships in the difficult hrs.) (Live) Jane Fonda. Willie Nelson 1979. Rated the $11,037 million, six-year contract that Congels If 4 1 2 0 [LIFE] HeartBeat Banks' life changes Coleman If 5 2 2 0 BoudonSSIotBots. unsubstantiated rumors could do an­ world of inner-city police officers. Filmed in 4 1 1 0 Lind 2b 4 0 0 1 11. could be in store for you in the year 9 :3 0 P M (S Coming of Age (CC) Dick when she has trouble dealing with stress: PG. quarterback Troy Aikman signed with Dallas. MILWAUKEE DETROIT OSmIth ss NATIONAL LEAGUE Indianapolis Colts 10 Detroit, Mich (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) White Sox 3. Athletics 2 4 1 2 0 other injury. endures a crisis of manhood during a heat Eve prepares to make a TV appearance 1 2 0 0 0 King 1b ahead. Some will happen slowly, while [USA] MOVIE: 'Beginning of the End' Ob r h bl Ob r h bl MThm p cf 0 AB R H 2 0 12 Bonilla 3b 2 0 0 0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Even ® (4® Man Called Hawk (CC) The "Old (60 min.) Molltor dh 5 0 11 Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 M o rris cf WCIork SF 114 419 77 141 others could occur in the twinkling of an w ave (In Stereo) Grasshoppers over eight feet tall munch Guerrer 1b 4 0 11 GWIIson rf 4 0 2 1 Man " asks Hawk to help a friend who is OAKLAND CHICAGO Gontnr 2b 5 12 0 Tram m l ss 4 0 1 0 TGwynn SO 114 441 63 148 though you might be bored to tears to­ §2) (3® Dear John (CC) John deals with a [USA] New Mike Hammer their way to Chicago. Peter Graves, Peggie 0 0 0 0 VonSlyk cf 4 0 0 0 eye. This should appeal to you because being terrorized by a voodoo priest. (60 McEnroe fully recovered Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Surhoff c 4 0 0 1 TJones If 2 0 0 0 Durhm 1b LSmIth Atl 92 336 65 112 day If you have to contend with a pal Castle. 1957 5 0 0 0 Ortiz c 3 0 0 0 of your innate interest In variety. fading rock star. Guest star: Freddie Gatr- RHdsn If 5 0 0 0 Gollghr cf 6 0 10 Yount cf 4 1 2 0 GW ord 1b 3 0 1 0 Pnditn 3b Groce Chi 97 345 45 107 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3 1 1 0 Bell ss 3 0 0 0 who always does a lot of talking but ity of Freddie and the Dreamers. (R) (In Lonsfrd 3b 5 0 2 0 Retchr 2b 5 1 2 0 Brock 1b 10 0 0 Bergmn 1b 10 0 0 OQuer>d 2b Guerrero StL 111 383 39 117 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you can't com­ 3:40AM CB Nightwatch Joined in INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Recovered from a 4 0 3 0 Drabek p 2 0 0 0 never has anything lo say, at least try to ( ® B o n a n za Stereo) 1 2 :0 5 A M ® Pat Sajak DHdsn cf 4 0 1 0 Caldern rf 5 0 2 0 FrarKn lb 2 10 0 Lemon dh 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf Mitchell SF 109 363 72 113 fortably liberate the cash you need for P ro g re s s 4 0 1 0 Redus ph 1 0 0 0 shoulder injury that sidelined him for five D P a rkr dh 5 0 1 0 R sk dh 6 0 3 1 Braggs If 3 0 0 0 Schu 3b 4 1 2 1 TPeno c Rolnes Mon 99 343 57 101 be tolerant. [TIVtC] MOVIE; 'The Electric Horse­ 3 1 1 1 MSmIth p 0 0 0 0 pleasurable pursuits today, It's best you (1.1) Strong Medicine Jessica (Annette 12:1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Consum­ Steinbch c 5 0 1 0 CM rtnz 3b 3 1 1 0 Polldor 3b 4 1 1 0 Heoth c 4 0 0 0 Mogrone p Oouendo StL 110 367 44 113 PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) The man' An ax-champion rodeo rider kidnaps weeks, John McEnroe routed Dan Cassidy 6-2, B air p 0 0 0 0 face the fact honestly and revise your O 'T oo le) d isc o v e rs Bill s (Michael Thom as) ing Passions' An unusual new ingredient M cGw Ir 1b 4 1 1 1 M orm n 1b 3 0 1 0 Felder rf 3 1 1 1 KWIIms rf 2 0 0 0 HJohnson NY 105 386 80 112 his sponsor's thoroughbied stallion and Gl^ streets of San Francisco Totals 51 2 6 2 chances of career associates seeing boosts sales for a 100-year-old British 4:00AM 6-2 Wednesday night at the U.S. Hardcourts. Jose rf 3 0 10 Lyons 1b 10 0 0 Spiers ss 4 1 0 0 Lynn If 0 0 0 0 Totals 56 911 4 ONelM CIn 91 334 39 plans accordingly. Get a jump on life by unfaithfulness. Celia (Pamela Sue Martin) 96 rides him Into the desert. Robert Redford, chocolate company, Vanessa Redgrave, 130) One Day at a Time Part 2 of 2. Gonsec ph 1 0 1 0 Boston If 5 0 0 0 Brum ly 2b 2 0 0 0 Honw Runs understanding the influences which are your points of view are extremely slim travels to London and becomes attracted It was McEnroe’s first tournament since he StLOUlS IE) 000 002—6 Jane Fonda, Willie Nelson. 1979 Rated Jonathan Pryco. Tyler Buttorworth, 1988 Javier rf 1110 Karkovic c 5 1 3 1 W hitakr 2b 10 0 0 Mitchell, Son Francisco, 36; GDovIs, today. Should a controversial subject to medical researcher Martin Taylor (Ben [A&E] MOVIE: 'Tempest' In 18th cen­ Pittsburgh 100 001 000— 2 governing you in the year ahead. Send PG. injured his left shoulder at Wimbledon in July. Phillips 2b 4 0 10 Guillen ss 5 0 11 Totals 35 6 7 3 Totals 30 1 4 1 Houston, 27; HJohnson, New York, 27; By LEWIS WITHAM Cross); Vince Lord (Sam Neill) uses black­ Rated R (In Stereo) tury Russia, a rebel loader sacrifices his life E— Bell, Lind. DP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB— for your Astro-Graph predictions today come up for discussion, don't get too In a late match, third seed Tim Mayotte Weiss ss 3 0 10 Strowtierry, New York, 25; EDavIs, CIncIn­ deeply Involved. m ail to push a new drug out on the m arket. 1 0 :0 0 P M CD Equalizer (CC) A corpor­ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Glitch!' Mobsters, star­ to protect a soldier who had once saved Hassey ph 10 11 Milwaukee 100 000 014—6 StLouls 9, Pittsburgh 4. 2B—King. notl, 23; Sandberg, Chicago, 19; WCIork, Son Take the number of teams in by mailing $1 lo Astro-Graph, c/o this defeated Jimmy Arias 5-7, 6-2, 6-2. Brunonsky. 3B—Congelosl. HR—AAagrone (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 2. ate executive finds herself a suspect when lets and a grand case of mistaken identity him Van Heflin. Silvana Mangano, Viveca Gollego ss 10 0 0 Detroit 000 100 ooo-i FroncIsco.lO; LSmIth, Atlanta, 17. the Big East Conference, multi­ newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do not use (1). SB— King (1). OSmIth (23), Colemon (50). a recreational war game leads to homicide. put two would-be thieves behind the eight Lindfors 1959 “ The shoulder feels fine. I just needed to rest Totals 43 3 12 3 Totals 44 3 14 3 E—Whitaker. DP—Mllwoukee 1. LOB— Runt Bottad In wishful thinking as a substitute for pro­ (j® MOVIE; 'Charlie Grant’s W ar' Based ply by the lanes in an Olym- OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your (60 min ) (In Stereo) ball Julia Nickson. Will Egan, Steve Don- Milwaukee 5, Detroit 6. 3B—Gontner. Mitchell, Son Francisco, 100; WCIork, Son ductivity today. II you want to get some­ on a true story, Charlie Grant u se s his p o s i­ [CNN] Larry King Overnight and rehabilitate,’’ the second-seeded McEnroe H R—Schu (5), Felder (1). SB— Yount IP H R E R B B SO pic-size swimming pool, add zodiac sign. myer. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Ookkind 080 100 001 oo-3 Fronclsco, 83; Guerrero, St. Louis, 73; thing done, you're going to have to go tion as a diamond broker to obtain illegal (D (4® Prim etim e Live (CC) (60 nun ) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Just Around the Corner' said. Chkoge 000 101 000 01-3 (12), Gontner (18). StLouls HJohnson, New York, 71; GDovIs, Houston, Tom Brownings's rookie VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Guard passports and safe passage for hundreds Mogrone W,16-7 6 2 2 2 4 dD (2® ® [CNN] News (CC) A lO-year-old helps her architect One out when winning run scored. IP H R E R B B SO 70; EtJovts, CIncInnotl, 68; Murray, Los pitching victories and subtract through the whole physical procedure. of Jews in war-torn Vienna. R.H Thom­ 1 2 :3 0 A M (J) St. Elsewhere He advanced to a third-round match Pittsburgh against inclinations today to blame oth­ father achieve his dream of a slum clear­ E— Boston. DP— Chicago 2. LOB — Mllswiukee Aniwies,67; DaMurphy, Atlanta,64. the Teaxs Rangers' 1985 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Before fi­ son. Joan Orenstein, Jan Rubes. 1984 Cl j) U S A T o n ig h t Thursday against No. 15 Michiel Schapers of Oakland 11, Chicago 15. 2B—CMortlnez, Reuss 6 4 113 1 Drabek L,9-9 8 9 ers for conditions over which you or (33 Morton Downey Jr. (R) ance project. Colorized. Shirley Temple, MSmIth 1-3 1 nalizing your plans today, it's best you (t® Synchronal Fletcher, DHenderson, Rsk, Canseco. 3B Crim W,8-5 1 ^3 0 0 0 1 0 finish. they do not have control. Your targets (2® MOVIE: 'Half Moon Street' An at (22) (30) Late Night W ith David Letter- Joan Davis, Bill Robinson. 1938 The Netherlands. BoIr ^3 1 consult with those you are Including in Karkovice. H R— M cG w ire (20). S— Lyons, Plesac S,77 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 will not appreciate being made tractive economics expert becomes en­ (2® MOVIE; 'Hanky Panky' A mild- m a n (In Stereo) WP—Mogrone, MSmIth. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Phillips. Detroit PAYOFF: The answer was scapegoats. your activities. Complications could re­ meshed in political intrigue when she m annered architect gets caught in a w e b o( IP H R E R B B SO M o rris L,2-9 8 2-3 7 6 2 3 5 sult If you later discover they're not in begins moonlighting as a paid escort in intrigue and murder Gene Wilder, Gilda (30) Hart to Hart Martina takes Slims match Hudson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Radio, T V also the uniform number of the LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Inside infor­ Ooklond Wednesday’s home runs accord with your Ideas. London Sigourney Weaver, Michael Radnor, Richard Widmark 1982. (40) Healthy Lifestyles 4:05AM [HBO] MOVIE: Meatballs CYoung 5 2-3 9 2 2 1 1 Reuss pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. man who graced the Jan. 23. mation should be taken with a gram of III' A deceased porn star Is returned to Caine, Patrick Kavanayh 1986 (60 Gene Scott MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Bums 2-3 2 0 0 2 0 Umpires—Home, Ford; Rrst, Hlrsch- 1967 cover of Sports Illustrated, salt today. Believing all that you hear GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Family Issues (22) (30) L.A. Law (CC) Van Owen prose­ Earth to help a bum bling teen-ager lo se his (2® (3Q) Cosby Show (CC) Thoo wants a cutes a businessman accused of shooting Mo Young 1 ^3 0 0 0 0 1 beck; Second. Voltaggio; Third, Barnett. AMERICANLBAOUE N a m e him . that evoke opposing points of view [A&E] W ild World of the East virginity and gain some self-esteem. Sally Top-seeded Martina Navratilova beat Isabelle 1 1 T— 2:42. A —24,348. Harper (5), Twins; Felder (1), Brewers; could gel you off course or lead you up date with Julia but needs his bust friend's a homeless man; Abby will testify in her Nelson 2-3 0 0 0 Today should be avoided if possible today. So­ Kellerman, Patrick Dempsey. Al Waxman Honeycutt 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Schu (5), Tigers; Carter (22), Indians; Phelps a blind alley. help (R) (In Stereo) own defense. Brackinan has Benny silently [ESPN ] Auto Racing: American Racing Demongeot of France 6-3, 6-2 in the second lutions to these disagreements aren't 1987 Rated R Corel L.0-2 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 (6), Yonkees; Balr>es (15), Rangers; M azzllll 5 p.m. — Cardinals at Mets SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Now. 22) Generosity pose as a lawyer (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Series From Toronto. (60 min.) round of the Virginia Slims of Los Angeles (2), Blue Jays; Stillwell (4), Heep (4), Red Sox; (24) National Audubon Society Specials Chtcoao is an admirable quality. Today, howev­ likely to be found. 4:30AM L3® Beverly H illbillies tournament. Dotson 6 2-3 8 1 1 3 2 Brett (8), Royals; M cG w ire (20). Athletics. (2), SportsChannel (CC) Observing the wood stork to deter (24) Mysteryl; Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord er don't waste your kindness on known CANCER (June 21-July 22) If someone mine the impact of human intervention in Peter W im sey (CC) Harriot Vane discov 1 :0 0 A M GO Twilight Zone Hllleoas 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE 5 p.m. — Golf; PGA Cham- 4:55AM [MAX] m o v i e : Songwriter' Other seeded winners were No. 4 Pam WE DELIVER goes out of the way to be helplul to you Florida’s Everglades Richard Crenna nar ers that poison-pon luilors and obscene (20) Laverne & Shirley Thigpen 2 3 1 1 0 0 Sandberg (19), Cubs; Stra\M>erry (25), ingrates. Focus on recipients who are (CC) A revered country-western singer 1 For Home Delivery. Call Samuel (11), Mets; Davis (23), Reds; W illiam s pion.ship, ESPN today, don't take It for granted that this rates (60 min ) (R) Shriver; No. 6 Helen Kelesi; No. 7 Hana Patterson 1-3 0 0 0 0 e a o o iN XB>v ij J O A V d as open-handed and appreciative as drawings are disturbing the peaceful at [A&E] Rivals Donald Sinden plays the and his irresponsible ex-partner set out to 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 (5), Robinson (3). M itchell 2 (36), Giants; McCorfhv W,1-1 9 p.m. — Boxing: Harold 98 - Z - OZ -f 8 X 6 IU 3 M S N V person knows you appreciate such ef­ (2® MOVIE: 'Yor, the Hunter from the mosphore at her alma matoi (60 min ) Part role of an old gent whose attempts at Mandlikova; No. 12 Nathalie Tauziat: No. 14 Umpire s—Home, Phillips; Rrst, 647-9946 Mogrone (1), Cardinals; Anthony (2), Astros; yourself. „ toil a greedy backer. Willie Nelson, Kris Rhodes vs. Troy Dorcey, USA forts. Be sure to voice your "thank Future' A warrior from the future finds 1 ot 3 (R) matchmaking misfire. Also stars Sheila Krislofforson, Lesley Ann Warren. 1984 Terry Phelps: McCoy; Second, Reed; Third, Johnson. Monday to Friday, 9 lo fi Murphy 2 (15), Broves; Hamilton 2 (10), © IBM by NEA Inc SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc. 21) Domi­ T—3:44 A — 15,389. Dodgers. Cable nating the conversation, regardless of you." himself in prehistoric society as a result of ,57! Upstairs. Downstairs Hancock (2 hrs , 3 0 ir.ln ) Rated R (In Stereo) IB — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, A ur, 10, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 10. 1989 — 17

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6Hoi/LP/v^'r 3 3 V^-^i...dUAc\\.. PEOPLE A e m . 1 FOCUS/Advice PILL jO A I P Is )"' ^ i im r e e o Th i{ j Stars toast Anderson DANBURY (AP) — Metropoli­ Abby’s letter campaign successful tan Opera star Jes­ sye Norman and violinist Isaac history. DEAR ABBY: Your You may be interested to learn what Stern will pay hom­ We were married on May 16 in Operation Dear Ab- happened when a Mississippi girl age this weekend to Anniston, Ala., where I was attending by/A m erica R e ­ wrote to a lonely sailor on that ship. Marian Anderson, school, and are looking forward to a members campaign has Read on; the black contralto lifetime of happiness together. made a fifth-grade class who once was PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Dear Abby Thanks, Abby! in Solon, Ohio, very DEAR ABBY: While I was aboard banned from per- proud of their country Abigail Van Buren the USS Nimitz, which was deployed forming in IF I READ FIFTY PAGES EACH 1 5 CHAPTER ONE MA 2 BRIAN KRAMER and the servicemen and to the Pacific and Indian oceans, I was Washington. FLORENCE, MISS. NIGHT BEFORE I 60 TO SLEEP, women who are helping feeling depressed because the holiday Fifty years ago, I'LL HAVE ALL FOUR BOOKS REAP preserve the peace. We season was approaching, and I was the Daughters of DEAR BRIAN AND REBECCA: sent holiday greetings far from friends and family. the American Re­ BV THE TIME SCHOOL STARTS.. Congratulations and God bless you! all over the world, and I heard an announcement over the volution refused to "The chemicals in my body have to be one extraordinary helicopter pilot, Lt. — and I quote Lt. Cook, “ Our first loudspeaker saying there was more CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: Ac­ let Anderson sing worth more than $1.98. I just had $3.50 Arnal Cook, aboard the USS Nimitz, mission is to prevent a w ar!” than 500 pounds of mail in the public cording to the University of at Washington’s worth of scotch." 19B9 by NEA. Ir>c wrote us a thank-you note and sent us We fifth-graders of Orchard Middle affairs office that had just arrived California-Berkeley Wellness New­ Constitution Hail a two-hour videotape explaining what School salute you, Lt. Cook, and the from Operation Dear Abby. I decided sletter: Pushing a lawn mower burns and first lady Elea­ DICK TRACY by Dick Locher S Max Colllna the crew on the Nimitz does, and why crew of the USS Nimitz. Thank you. to go and find out what they were between 420 and 480 calories an hour nor Roosevelt re­ W they are so proud to be serving their Dear Abby, for making this wonderful talking about. — as much as an hour of playing signed from the Marian Anderson e-/o PUBLIC WILL BE WANP- \ / ^ COMPt-ETEIJY country. He narrated this educational experience possible. After waiting in line for about 30 tennis. So, if you don’t play tennis, organization in NE.YT J ERINGJ24ROLIGHERINQ THROUGH JHTH15 l'^PI^ Y .W.NTHATUNAWARE THAT VOLJ 1 masterpiece and even set it to music. minutes, I then walked into the office • I—V y V y • • • g r e a t e s t y o u r s e l f A R E o n P l 5 "| mow your lawn; and if you have no protest. HAQAB t h e h o r r ib l e by DIk Browne nuAvoF YOUR PEACTH TRAPS, OF VOUR PLAV, BUFFERING J How exciting it was for our class to be MRS. CAROLE ST. PE TE R and saw letters stacked everywhere. I lawn to mow, take up tennis. Within days, Anderson was invited to sing on M 03T FIEMOI5H FOE5~" -THROUGH “ ^ at sea with the Nimitz! AND FIFTH-GRADE CLASS picked one from Rebecca Winterstein the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and her Lt. Cook’s comments were so full of ORCHARD MIDDLE SCHOOL of Florence, Miss. (It was in an Abby’s favorite family recipes are concert attracted a racially mixed audience of pride in his country and the job the SOLON, OHIO attractive envelope and had a nice included in her new cookbooklet. Send 75,000. MNP Nimitz is doing that we have a new scent to it.) Choosing that letter your name and address, plus check or Anderson went on to become the first black definition of “ defense.” No longer do DEAR MRS. ST. PETER AND changed my life! We corresponded for money order for $3.50 to: Abby’s singer to perform in a leading role at the we think of nuclear warheads and FIFTH-GRADERS: Thanks for let­ several months, and in April of 19891 Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Metropolitan Opera. She sang at the inaugura­ armaments, but of the fine men and ting me know about your exciting went to Mississippi to meet her. It was Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is in­ tions of Presidents Roosevelt and Kennedy and iwLOllK women whose first mission is not war experience with the USS Nimitz. love at first sight, and the rest is cluded.) before kings and queens. ««[011)16 / 8-10 OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. Rap group reunites LI’L ABNER by Al Capp Air conditioning a biessing NEW YORK (A P) — Chuck D., the leader of the rap group Public Enemy, says the band has . / ' i V, V I " c r I FACE STARVATIO N / QiGGierr OH. Hofr (~SH£ IS AH UOL-^ G'GG<-£.Y HEP. fcTMOUGHT^ anti-Semitic remarks and is ready to fight the THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S Sy Barry FROM THS FORCE.? ) KEEP 4 V— ? ?• /NA O/M U G H t rr D/ONT FEAR- power in an upcoming album. — Th AT*STHE -^YOUROOB, MATTEP.K' BUE THE PPOiPeCrK LESS, OBEY iDEAIV.F NEW EOONOMV J MR FOSDiCK, THE ORDER.' OE—OH,NO-/rs OKASriVT The group announced at the end of June that : k -/ C-CAM'r.'.rE) during hot summer months ORDEF^.''/ ■d - e------a r .':^ ENJDV A /" THANKS jocKO/.covie JOCKO it was taking a break after firing its "minister I I \( K\Q&,. I VACATION./WHERE JOCKO, COME WHAT PIP pieces from lack of lubrication. of information,” Professor Griff, for anti- J Zir By Peter Bohr ■ '> n/viE JOCKO - you RNP.^ Alan and Ken suggest inspecting Semitic remarks made in a newspaper ! 11 ( TO GO. ' ^ J What bothers you the most Keeping Your and perhaps recharging the sys­ interview. about summertime? No parking Car Alive tem with fluid every year or two. Public Enemy’s follow-up to their smash © ore ifif spaces at the beach? Warm The guys have some offbeat, album "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us watermelon? Unsightly bikini though important, tips too. Who Back” will be titled "Fear of a Black Planet.” Cl 952 Capp Enletpmas. Irtc lines? reach 150 degrees,” explained would guess that Kleenex often Their current single, “ Fight the Power,” is on How about hopping in a car so Alan. “ The best a-c built will only kills car a-c units? It seems that the soundtrack of the Spike Lee film "D o The ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Right Thing.” HAS BEEN CKEVITEV hot you could bake a pizza on the lower the temperature by about in most cars the a-c fan extracts front seat, and then finding that 60 degrees. So under those air from the interior through a R L U X -m M O T WITH DEIN& THE U^XOAD! HOW AMJT straight U? 501 CAN TURN AROUND the air conditioner won’t work. conditions it will still be a toasty vent behind the glovebox. People PUILOIMGMEATALL, SHOOT HIGH INTHLAIR.., AMD COML PACK GOING ro m p IT' Y^OST INT5LLIOENT Reagans to take physicals Automotive air conditioners 90 degrees inside even if the a-c toss the tissues on the front tVHAT P IP JOCKO FfN P ? .COMCRGTG RAMR.. DOWN STANDING, OF THE VINOSAUKS. are fairly complex systems. works perfectly.” passenger’s floor, the fan sucks ROCHESTER, Minn. (A P) — Former OP! HOWEKIEK ITS ■RELATIVELY them up and they clog the system. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake }/}{ LARGE B-RAIN WAS Which means there’s plenty of The obvious solution then, is to President Reagan and his wife, Nancy, will stuff to abuse or go haywire. park in the shade. If that’s not "It makes a disgusting mess,” ' PROBABLY NOT CONCE-RNEV have their annual physicals at the Mayo Clinic I asked my friends Alan Slocum possible, the guys suggest that said Alan. later this year, said a Reagan spokesman. (SOOPAFTERNOOH OR leH'T IT A Loveuy p r e a r v I'M SURE YOU'l THIS VERY HANPy 15=^' WITH "THINKING" BUT The guys recommend that /W?RHINS,5IR OR AVV7AM OR AM5ERA0LB PAY “ INTERESTEP I HOUSEHOUP AlP t iM V f ’/ WITH CONTROLLING HIGHLY and Ken Schultz at Sherman’s tinted windows — the kind that Mark Weinberg, however, declined to Mobile Air Conditioning in River­ make your car look like a Mafia owners keep the floors vacuumed DEVELOPED SENSES. specify when Reagan, 78, and his 68-year-old side, Calif., for some hot tips on staff vehicle — or those funny too, especially if they carry hairy THE A N II^ L HAD LARGE wife would arrive at the famed hospital. keeping cool in our cars this folding sunvisors that fit across pets or if the seats have sheepskin The Reagans, who live in Bel-Air, Calif., c EYES, SLENDER FLEXIBLE covers. “ The pet hair or sheeps­ FINGERS, AND A LIGHT summer. the windshield will keep the have a long relationship with Mayo physicians, “ Buy a 1973 Chevrolet,” said interior cooler. And if you’re kin fibers mat up agains the moist stemming in part from a friendship between BODY. ITS LARGE BRAIN ALSO CONTROLLED L/A\3 Alan. more worried about heatstroke evaporator under the dash. Then Dr. Oliver Beahrs, a retired Mayo Clinic f^OVEf^ENT AND FAST P E F LE X E S . THESE That’s fine, but since there are than having your stereo ripped when the a-c is on, the interior surgeon, and Mrs. Reagan’s late stepfather. s. WERE UNDOUBTEDLY USEFUL IN HUNTING i m i ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue only so many old Chevys to go off, leaving the windows open starts smelling like a wet dog,” Dr. Loyal Davis. SYAALL. ELUSIVE PPEY! around, what about those of us helps too. said Alan. SET THESE SUYS/ueHlHEH.'I IF YOU THINK HEh< I MAYBE ( ...BUT I'LL BET THAT doomed to driving expensive new When you get into a blistering It also seems motorists un­ HEADED IN TH' IT THAT LI'L VARMINT IS Hpui HE V CRITTER RIGHT BE- v,t.'uw65^ hot closed car, first open the wisely put trinkets on the dash Franklin offers her help VPt»Kg RIGHT DIRECTION GONNA SCARE US IN W O N 'T ...\ HIND H IM WILL.' cars? MOVIN' OFFA THIS , “ Buy a white car with a tan windows to equalize the air where they eventually fall down SPOT, YOU'RE n u t s ! ' DETROIT - interior, not a dark car,” said temperature inside with that the windshield defroster ducts ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady Soul singer Aretha Ken. "And don’t buy a car with outside. Turn on the a-c, and after and jam the flaps and air Franklin is offer­ ^ fi I 4 one of those plexiglass sunroofs a few minutes when it starts passages, blocking the air flow. ing to sing in a Dr. Gott or T-tops. You can never get them kicking out cool air, then shut the And finally, remember that benefit in a last- ^ FLIMSY' LOCK (M k Q00m 0& PWPLE PONT recognize THE MOST PEOPLE AREN'T AS very cool inside.” windows. keeping your car cool in the Peter Qott, M.D. ditch effort to res­ WOK'T STOP AN IMPORTANCE OF DEAP'BOLTS MOPE^ AS V0P,P6AR/ And which cars have the best Another obvious tip is to keep summer actually begins earlier .tjfelF:.-’; tore music pro­ IHTROPER., Rose / UrTlU IT'S TOO / a-c unit these days? General your car’s a-c well-serviced. The in the year. Once a month during grams in Motown’s Motors cars, followed by a-c's lifeblood is a special fluid the winter and spring, bundle up public schools. \ Chryslers and Fords, both Alan that flows through the system and turn the a-c on for a few 8-10 Superintendent and Ken agreed. It’s good to know carrying off the hot air from minutes. This little aerobic exer­ John Porter said the homeboys make something inside the car. The fluid also cise will keep the system well Franklin offered to THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom better than the Japanese. lubricates the a-c compressor. If lubricated and ready to go when do a benefit to help, OK, now what can we do to keep the fluid level becomes very low, summer comes. Vascular disease raise $1.25 million PRESSING cool in the cars we’re already not only will the a-c unit fail to ^ O H -O h < WH-WHAT for Detroit's mid­ ROO/AS S W K T $ 0 M 6 7 ^ driving? ‘‘The interior of a car cool down the car, but the Peter Bohr is a contributing a GO) dle and elementary C O ^ b U ' I told Hbu ID parked in the summer sun can compressor may grind itself to editor to Road & Track magazine. causes cold feet schools' instru­ HEAP.?/ DISPOSE OF w e mental music ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook 6ROIC5N programs. v^TeMJ^COPBl DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a problem with cold The classes were feet. Three or four blankets, socks and the like don’t ^ PAliMA,M^.TKeu.l5 15 To I MEAN, CAN I D^AL. lOiTH ^ecievg MF, I'D Buying a car takes research eliminated in June help. I don’t drink coffee or alcohol, don't smoke, cer Mf To c?i)iT m V JoG, jo5t secM se I -ih a t kimp c>f MAcevoi-FiJT LIKE To,Gi^r... when the deficit- walk regularly, yet my feet sting and burn like I ’ve riddled school Aretha Franklin \\ie SfCCME A MoTHgK! 6KF ppesM’T | LO&IC? WHAT CAN I GAYf’ HoW Second of a series T hink I CAN foc\)$ j N MV iOpF^K A i CAN 1 RESP^Nb':’ been in the cold too long. I ’m on gout medication and Consumer Reports board approved$50 AtAVNVJpe.' ^ ^ ^hK> high blood pressure medication but can’t stand the million in cuts to balance its budget. School ^5u3Vv pain from the cold feet. By the Editors 6-10 officials earlier set a Monday deadline to raise ot Consumer Reports probably is. When you decide to accept the the money but extended the date until Aug. 21. DEAR READER: Cold, stinging feet can be the salesperson’s offer, you may find that "the sales FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves first sign of a blood circulation problem or If you know the dealer’s cost of the new car you manager won’t go for the deal.” Our advice: Walk neuropathy (nerve malfunction) in your lower want to buy, you’ll have a valuable edge in price TV host is ‘burnt out’ out. extremities. Circulatory deficiencies are often negotiations. The prices shown on window stickers How much over invoice should you expect to pay? NEW YORK (A P) — Cristina Ferrare says caused by age-related arteriosclerotic buildup in are, of course, list prices. The stickers give no clue 00 On a midpriced domestic model in good supply, you she worked so hard during her last pregnancy blood vessels. When insufficient blood reaches the to the dealer’s costs. That’s critical information if may be able to pay as little as $150 to $250 over the that she could "hardly wait to go into labor so I OHE OTH^!^ you’re to negotiate successfully. feet, they can feel prickly and cold. Neuropathy is a invoice price. But $400 over invoice is still a good could rest.” HVJAY common consequence of metabolic diseases, such THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr WAYS Precise information is available from, among deal. Ferrare was working as a host of three as anemia and diabetes. I suspect that vascular other sources, the Consumer Reports Auto Price television shows while pregnant with her TUI? i<3LP eULUOH ?eEM5 W6H R)R A You may be able to keep the markup on domestic disease is the cause of your problem, because you Service, Box 8005, Dept. TD, Novi, Mich., 48050. The fourth child, her second daughter with CiJSTf OVEfe ------% CUP OF SOUR,, models to a minimum by ordering and waiting for are on medication for high blood pressure. Auto Price Service, provides printouts for any the car. In this situation, the dealer acts merely as a entertainment executive Tony Thomopoulos. ^ 4 0 0 However, you should ask your doctor about this. ah ounce:-.. make, model and trim line you specify. The cost is purchasing agent. When you order a car rather than She had two children with her ex-husband, While you’re at it, question your doctor about $11 for one car; $20 for two cars; $27 for three cars; choosing a model on the lot, you can specify exactly automaker John DeLorean. anemia, diabetes, kidney disease, Lyme disease (an and $7 for each additional printout after three. the options you want and you can select the exterior “ I could hardly wait to go into labor so I could •. \ infection caused by a tick bite), and other ailments rest,” she said in an interview in the September Using the dealer price information, you can and interior colors. that are associated with the symptoms you prepare a worksheet that describes exactly the car Vehicles that are in great demand will command issue of Good Housekeeping magazine. “ A describe. Finally, ask your doctor to consider the month after the baby arrived, I went back to WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll you want, its dealer cost and its list price. The a higher markup. Around the country buyers possibility that one or more of your medicines may indicate that they’re paying about 5 percent — $500 work and discovered! was simply burnt out.” be contributing to the problem. For example, by worksheet can save a lot of time and needless 1 chitchat — and, most of all, money — when you go to $600 — over dealer cost for Dodge Caravans, we NOW PRESENT A A eiTCOAA reducing circulation at the same time they lower t h e y 'l l b e out to buy. which are particulary popular. □^RJNS EXPERI/V^MT W ITHO UT A R ID D E N OUT blood pressure, many anti-hypertensive drugs can In recent years, we’ve come across some truly IN INNOVATIVE eiNSLETEEN- O F TOWN ON cause cold, prickly feet. The worksheet should include the complete name imaginative, price-gouging techniques on popular I believe your doctor is the logical person to sort PPOeRAMMIKiGr... /A(3Q 2 IN IT. A R A IL . of the car and should list the name of each option you Japanese cars. One is a charge called a “ Quota Our Language a out the possible causes of your complaint. If he or want, its dealer cost and list price. At the bottom, Tax.” There is a "voluntary” quota on the number she is unable to do so, request referral to an write in the destination charge. (There’s no markup NORTH 8-10-81 Bridge / / of passenger cars Japanese manufacturers may ♦ Q6 internist, a physician skilled in diagnosis, for a on this, so the amount for dealer cost and list price export to the United States. But there’s no such thing second opinion. To give you more information, I am Gene refers to the basic unit of heredity. VA 8 7 4 shown on the printout is the same.) as a quota tax. ♦ A J 9 4 3 sending you a free copy of my Health Report Add up both columns. The difference between the Information about all the genes of a species may trick. What was left now? Some dealers are official-looking “ Protecting the ♦ K Q “ Medical Specialist.” Other readers who would like two totals is the room for negotiation. make your head swim — that’s the gene pool. The magic If diamonds were 3-2, it would do Consumer” stickers affixed to a new car’s window declarer no good to guess the diamond, a copy should send $1.25 with their name and When you get to the showroom, hand a copy of Use tentative for "unsure” or “ hesitant.” Don’t WEST EAST adjacent to the factory sticker. These can list combination since East would ruff in and cash the «•*)

18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 10. 19B9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1989 — 19 A U.S., Panama soldiers face off over arrests Army brat is cadet captain FORT AMADOR, Panama Panamanian military sources, there and to protect U.S. lives and Friends fly Frisbees in summer sun Country close-up (A P) — U.S. forces blockaded the speaking on condition of anonym­ installations in Panama. WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — entrance to Fort Amador after ity, confirmed Sconyers’ account Maj. Edgardo Lopez, a spoke.s- For the first time in West A Panamanian forces arrested two P a n a m a but neither they nor Lopez gave a man for the Panamanian Defense Point’s 187-year history, the American soldiers, and the stan­ reason for the initial arrest. Forces, said the Panamanian captain of the Corps of Cadets doff ended three hours later when U.S. troops then arrested two military “ won’t be trapped into is a woman. both sides exchanged arrested STATISTICS Caribbean Sea Panamanian military policemen provocation” despite the actions Kristin Baker, a self- (roops. Population: 2.4 billion Par.ama City at the gates to the fort and an by the U.S. troops. proclaimed “ Army brat” from , U.S. military officials blamed Area; 29,876 sq. mites Army detachment that included U.S. officials have said they Burke, Va., confidently plan to enforce full U.S. rights Wednesday’s confrontation, the Illiteracy rate: 10 percent five armored personnel carriers marched onto the U.S. Mil­ second in as many days, on the blocked the entrance. Helicopters under the 1977 Panama Canal itary Academy grounds Wed­ arrests of the American soldiers Infant mortality rate: circled overhead, with Panaman­ treaties and to use shows of force nesday afternoon after leading 25 per 1,000 births and strongly protested the action. ian soldiers training anii-aircraft to underline Noriega’s inability to a regiment of new cadets on a The Panamanian Defense For­ Life expectancy: 69.2 yrs. PANAMA guns on them. prevent American troops from 13-mile march from Lake ces in turn condemned the (male), 72.9 yrs. (female) Civilians, including reporters, going where they wish. F red e rick . blockade, during which Pana­ QNP: $4.4 billion were allowed across the line The United States has been The 5-foot-4-inch, 112-pound manian troops trained anti­ during the blockade, but not Baker told the panting plebes Per capita Income: $1,970 Pacific Ocean trying to oust Noriega since he u aircraft weapons on U.S. helicop- Panamanian soldiers. to get some chow and then ,MllltBr^Ml£00_t^ was indicted on drug trafficking iers circling overhead. Finally, after three hours, and money laundering charges in waded into a horde of repor­ The Defense Forces under BACKGROUND; reporters watched as U.S. and U.S. federal courts last year. ters and photographers. strongman Gen. Manuei Antonio Once a Spanish province, Panama pined with Colombia in1821. In i903, Pan­ Panamanian officers met and Noriega has denied the charges “ Now, my first objective is Noriega accused the United ama declared its independence. U.S. naval forces helped deter any action by exchanged prisoners, after which and said they were part of a U.S. ‘ Ring Weekend,’ then the first States of ‘‘trying to humiliate us Colombia, and on Nov. 10. 1903, Panama granted use, occupation and control the U.S. troops withdrew. plot to abrogate treaties that turn football game, then gradua­ of the Canal Zone to the U.S., by treaty. In 1978, a new treaty was ratified which In our own home” and said “ U.S. Southern Command offi­ the canal over to Panama at the tion on the 31st of May. Beyond provided for a gradual canal takeover by Panama and the withdrawal of U.S. cials strongly protested the ac­ that, I really don’t know,” she Panama would not respond to troops by 1999. In 1984, the first democratic elections in 16 years were held, and end of 1999. provocation. tions of members of the Pana­ said. Ardito Barletta. backed by National Defense Force chief Manuel Noriega, be­ He has fought off all U.S. efforts • Fort Amador is at the southern came president. Barletta resigned in Sept. 1905, and first vice president Eric manian Defense Forces who Commanding a brigade of to force him to quit, including entrance to the Panama Canal Delvalie took office. Delvalle was ousted from power by Noriega in Feb. 1988 arbitrarily arrested two U.S. more than 4,400 cadets will be after attempting to fire him as National Defense Force chief. Noriega's military military policemen,” said a state­ economic sanctions. Baker’s primary concern for G hnd includes barracks for Pana­ The government annulled elec­ manian troops, the Southern government recently held elections in the country, which were declared null and ment issued by the Command. the coming academic year, void amid accusations of election tampering and interference. tions last May that international Command offices, a U.S. naval The arrests was seen as possi­ which starts today. observers said were won 3-1 by Women, admitted as cadets station and a golf course used by SOURCE: InfoGfaphics recaafch InfoGrapHcs O 1968 Nonh Amttrica Syndkaf*. Inc. ble retaliation for the arrest of 29 the opposition. 'American personnel. Noriega, Panamanians on Tuesday by U.S. since 1976, make up 10 percent Government parties have been commander of the Defense For­ troops. The Southern Command of the cadets at West Point. said the Panamanians, who were trying to arrange some accom­ Baker, 21, is majoring in ces and Panama’s de facto ruler, mored personnel carriers across staff headquarters of the Pana­ modation by the time acting has offices at the fort. the street from Noriega’s office. manian Defense Forces, U.S. released after 75 minutes, had human factors psychology — entered a military area without President Manuel Solis Palm a’s Wednesday’s confrontation Sources said Noriega was not at Army Col. Ronald Sconyers said. the study of the interaction permission. term ends Sept. 1. .Was the latest of several between Fort Amador on Wednesday That soldier was taken to a between man and machines. U.S. and Panamanian forces. when the confrontation occurred. Panamanian installation at Fort The Southern Command state­ The U.N. Security Council has She said she has not decided iAmerican troops have held exer­ The incident began when a U.S. Amador, where another U.S. ment said it “ reinforced” its scheduled debate for Friday on what she wants to do once forces at Fort Amador during the cises that amounted to shows of military policeman was arrested military policeman was arrested Panama's complaint that the commissioned as a second ' t- ■ ■ '►,*'1. force several times during the in the Panama City neighborhood when he tried to get his fellow incident because U.S. forces are United States is trying to under­ lieutenant in the U.S. Army. past few months, parking ar- of El Chorillo, near the general soldier released. responsible for internal securitv mine its government.

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In­ available on the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. tifully decorated and In Sealed bids will be received chester, 649-0140, or terested candidates should Th9M potMlont rtquIrR currtnt Ilc«n9ur« in th9 ttit* of Connoctlcut, mint condition with In the General Services' of­ 467 Hartford Road, fice, 41 Center Street, Man­ contact Lisa Pustls at 657- t•■d•r•hlp 51(1115, nnd th« tbility to 5up«rvlt« tnd dtroct th« nurtlng ttiff. vinyl siding and sky­ chester, CT until 11:00 o.m. 649-9150. 8600. LUBE TECHNICIAN lights! Great neighbor­ on the dote shown below for If you are a person As part of Health Care and Retirement Corporation, hood for kids. Don’t let the following: we offer unlimited advancement opportunities, this one get away. Anne AUGUST 18, 1989 — FUR­ who enjoys working with retail customers competitive salaries up to $21.00/hr. plus weekend M ille r Real Estate, 647- NISH 8i INSTALL CARPET with skillful hands aooo.g ______AT SENIOR CITIZEN'S CEN­ RN differentials, a complete benefits package, tuition TER who keeps commitments MANCHESTER - Excel­ reimbursement, pleasant surroundings and much AUGUST 22, 1989 — PERSO­ SUPERVISOR and you want lent value In this 3 NAL COMPUTER HARD­ more. bedroom Ranch. f>* -/v- WARE Si SOFTWARE a pay ranging from $11,400 to $18,700 yearly $139,900. Gorgeous 1* The Town of Manchester Is From 3 to 11PM an additional, unlimited, incentive bonus These positions are unique, while they demand hardwood floors, coun­ ■p- / on equal opportunity em­ Work Monday through Friday, no company benefits with medical and dental excellent management skills, they also present try kitchen, tiled bath Photographs by ployer, and requires on oftlr- opportunities for direct patient care In a "hands-on" and fully appllanced. mollve action policy for oil of weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For insurance Sally Sullivan, Sentry Its Contractors and Vendors environment. If you're seeking an opportunity Reginald Pinto os o condition of doing busi­ more information please call — minimum forty hour work week Real Estate, 643-4060.D ness with the Town, os per to work in a climate that enables you to where you can advance professionally while MANCHESTER - Lots Of Federal Order 11246. Director of Staff Development motivate yourself, grow and have a great remaining In touch with the human aspect of Room! $139,900. Spa­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ deal of fun doing it nursing, then reply to: cious 8 room Colonial cations ore available at the General Services' office. CRESTFIELD Morv Ann Horn, O.N.S. with 4 or 5 bedrooms, / Economy Oil Change needs you! Mtodow* Manor Wt«t l'/3 baths. Enchanting TOWN OF MANCHESTER, stop in today at our store at 315 Broad m »(dYYOM 91. CONNECTICUT CONVALESCENT HOME front and back en­ Street, Manchester 8am-6pm or call Monchottor, CT M848 closed porches. Susan RICHARD J. SARTOR, WATCH YOUR HEAD — Paul Baker of 134 Charter Bob McNulty of Vernon waits on the receiving end GENERAL MANAGER 6 4 3 - 5 1 5 1 647-8997. ______An «qu5l oppotlunlty omploytr______Donahue, Sentry Real Estate, 643-4060.O Oak St. lets loose a shot with a Frisbee as friend at the parking area of Charter Oak Park last week. 028-08 ZO — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 10. 1989

I HOMES I HOMES ■ APARTMENTS ■ TAG ■ CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FURNITURE SALES FOR SALE Manchester is eliminated from state tourney ... page 11 Elegance and comfort In MOVING to Florida? BEER Barrel Table, 4 MtJLTI-Fomllv Tog Sole - CADILLAC coupe de Spccioli^ MANCHESTER - Two Vllle 1967, running con­ a country setting. Looking for o home room apartment. beer barrel choirs, Saturday, August 12, $379,900. Come home anywhere within the $150. Queen size sleeper 8om-3pm. West Street, dition. $350. Coll any­ Stove, refrigerator. time. 646-1337 and enlov, the Jacuzzi U.S.? Would you llketo Coll 563-4438 or 529-7858. sofa, $150. Bond dinette off Hartford Rood. Full •I room, greenhouse and start your real estate set-white formica ta­ size bed, microwave, •••eeeeee spend a relaxing even­ search from the com­ 27 Glenwood - Two bed­ ble, 2 choirs, $50. Mog- room flat, second dishwasher, bikes and SCHALLER ing by the fireplace In fort of your own home novox Stereo, In Wal­ hundreds of other a c u r a q u a l it y the family room or and work with real floor. Includesoppllon- nut cabinet, $50. Coll PRE-OWNED AUTOS ces, wosher/dryer, Items. master bedrooms. estate professional fa­ 643-7840.______as NitHn Stanza •zees hookups. $550 monthly GARAGE Sole - 41 Pros­ a spd.. A /c CLEANING SERVICES Realty World, Benoit, miliar with the area SLEEPER Sofa-Queen •24S8 LAWN CARE Frechette Associates, and utilities. Two pect Street, Saturday, as Ford Eacort and th e housing size. Very good condi­ August 12, 10om-3pm. a Spd.. SIcrco 646-7709.O market! Let me put month security. No 8S Pontiac SOOO LE •sees pets. 649-9455.______tion. $200. 568-1903 otter Antiques, collectibles, V6. Aulo. locdcd JACKIE'S HELPING JUST Listed - Robin you In touch with o 5 p m o r leave designer clothing, S4 Chev Caprice Cleaelo •40W YARD MASTERS full-time RE/MAX NICE two bedroom In VS. Loaded Rood. Priced In the messoge.D______some furniture and •zees HANDS soles executive at your duplex on West end of 82 Toy Tarcal SR-5 Tract cut, Yards cleaned, 130's. This exquisite NINE piece dining set, much more. S Spd.. Starac I would like to help you destination. Just coll town. Coll 649-2947. 87 VWQolf •sees Lawns, Truck & Backhoe Cope Is available for three piece living room with your cleaning needs. Immediate sale to set­ and ask for me Valerie HEBRON - Two bedroom M A N C H ESTER - 141 8 Spd.. Sun Roof iianrlipatpr Mpralb as Toyota Corolla •sses work available. Reasonable rates. Huestls, RE/M AX East set, gloss/metol coffee Crestwood Drive, tle estate. 6 rooms, apartment. Heat, hot table, Raymond tight Auto. A/C screened In porch and of the River, 647-1419.0 water, appliances, car­ (Adorns Street to Ed­ as Marcury Cougar •sees 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 Call 647-1990 fixture, old lamps, cra­ mund Street to Crest- vas, Loaded garage. Hurry! Blan­ or 645-8293. peting Included. Large •sees dle rocker, pictures, wood) Saturday and 82 Ford Oranada QL chard & Rossetto Real­ COMFORTABLE and yard, parking, cellar Only za.000 orlgln*l mll**l DON’S LAWN reproduced Armoire, Sunday, August 12th, as Buick Cantunr •aees tors," We’re Selling Roomy. Older Colonial storage. Twenty min­ large variety of col­ 13th. 8om-12pm. Auto. A/C •4ses SERVICE Houses" 644-2482.0 on tree lined street. utes to UConn and lectibles, old jewelry. as Honda Accord LX Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Lawn mowing HONEST a Spd.. A/c Friday, Aug. 11, 1989 JUST Listed-8th District. Convenient location. Hartford. $625 646-1629 as Otda Clara •sees le and Bush Trimming hardworking couple This 5 room Ranch has Fireplace, screened monthly. 649-2871 or va. Auto. A/c spendable work will dean your home 228-3245. EMERGENCY as NIaaan Santra •lees an Impressive sunken porch, 3 bedrooms o WICKER Fire — Police — Modlcal a Spd.. Starao 646-7011 for you. Call 643-8215 living room with fire­ real classic home EAST HARTFORD - One MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ask for Michelle or place and Teak floor­ available tor Foil occu­ bedroom, heat and hot FURNITURE SALE DIAL 911 S45 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER In Manchester Azadph. ing $135,900! Blanchard pancy. A super quality water Included. Wall- Special Importara cloaaout 447-7877 CARPENTRY/ & Rossetto Realtors," buy. Coll Ron Fourn­ to-wall. Near pork. aale of aturdy, top quality Surprise at a Norwegian jamboree 1 We're Selling Houses" ier, RE/M AX East of rattan fumitura. Dinalta aata, Price drop REMODELING Coll 528-2914.______646-2482.0 the River, 647-1419.0 and tablaa, cocktail tablaa EAST HARTFORD -Two and miscallanaoua cbaira ■ CARS ELECTRICAL FOREST Hills Price Re­ GREAT Buy! Bolton. bedroom, appliances. availabla. Coma aaa at Ct. FOR SALE FARRAND REM0DEUN6 duced. Owner of this $154,900. Owner wonts Wall-to-wall. Near CLYDE Cana $ Raad Co., 134 Pine St. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Room additions, decks, roof­ gorgeous 4 bedroom action on this 3 bed­ pork and bus line. Quiet , Manchaater, Mon. through 1985 PONTIAC Firebird, R O U TE 83, V E R N O N ing, tiding, windows and gutt­ 2'/2 both home soys room, 1 owner Ranch neighborhood. Coll FrI., 9am-5pm. V6, multi-port EFI, oil U.S. Boy Scouts ers. All types of remodelirfo and DUMAS ELECTRIC Service changes, SELL! We think Its o with open floor plan. 289-0000. power, tilt and cruise, 84 Cutlaas Coupe *5895 repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Conveniently located cools fear additional wiring and greot buy! Coll ERA MANCHESTER - Two AM -FM stereo 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 on almost 5 wooded unprepared for all Bus. 647-8509 today 646-2482. Blan­ bedroom, five rooms, ■ SPORTING cassette, 5 speed, 56k. 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 repairs on existing acres. Coll today for Res. 645-6849 chard & Rossetto Real­ appliances, wosher/d- GOODS 646-9826.______85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 homes. Quality work at tors," We're Selling more details. Flono ryer hook-ups, full DODGE 1979 Custom 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9995 those Girl Scouts affordable prices. Houses" 646-2482.0 Real Estate 646-5200.O ISLAND basement. $650 JAVCO 7 toot pool table, Von. Air conditioning, 85 Buick Somarsat 2 Dr. *7295 Entirely owner operated. MANCHESTER - Super- COVENTRY Brand new 7 monthly plus utilities. Va Inch slate top. Good new motor, automatic, 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6895 room hip roofed Ranch CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call Sized Contemporary! 1'/2 month security. shape. $3(X) or best power brakes, steer- 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 By Doug AAellgren of inflation All types of home Joseph Dumas $345,000. Enlov spa­ In country setting. Coll 683-0789. otter. 872-3724 Ing. $2995. 644-9861. 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *6995 The Associated Press, $212,000. Features 3 Improvements from 646- 5253. cious family living with TOWNHOUSE - Two bed­ 1978 GMC Suburban, 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 concrete floors, steps, bedrooms, 2 baths and 4 bedrooms, 3 baths rooms, 1'/j both, walk I PETS AND power brakes, V-8 -350. 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 ASKER, Norway — Their motto is "Be patios, etc. to complete beautifully crafted By Martin Crutsinger lingering effects of last summer’s and 2 family rooms. 0 out basement, kitchen Good condition. $800, 86 Chevrolet Celebrity •7195 remodeling. Also decks MMNVILLE ELECTRIC fleldstone fireplace. SUPPLIES Prepared,” but some Boy Scouts say they were drought. Winter entertaining Is appliances, wosher/d- best offer. 646-9826 87 Buick Skylark 4 Or *9995 The Associated Press and window and door ProfwtIontI «l»o(rteM work 4ont. o lov with 2 fireplaces. Located on o lightly not ready for what they found at a rainy But with both energy costs and ryer hook-ups. Quiet FREE Kittens and adult 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 replacement. Tiling Updatt that old fuaa panal to Possible teenoge/ln- wooded 1 acre lot bor­ V O LK S W A G E N 1970 Bug, camp-out in Norway. circuit braakaca. complex. Security, cots. Vet checked and 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 WASHINGTON - Wholesale food prices moderating, econo­ Interlor/exterior. low suite lower level. dered by stone walls. Good condition. Best Half the 19,000 Scouts were girls. Wilt do all typaa of alactrical lease required. $745646- shots. Donations ac­ 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 mists are looking for inflation to Landscape and interior Nancy vonHollen, Sen­ Coll today! Flono Real o ffer 649-9673. prices, driven down by declining design services work. 3042 or 646-2918.______cepted. Protectors of "When we have a Boy Scout Jamboree in the slow substantially in the last half Call for fra# oatimata try Real Estate, 643- Estate 646-5200D. costs for gasoline and new cars, available. Two and one half room Animals. 742-9666 or 872-9111 states, it’s strictly boys. We were taken a little fell 0.4 percent in July for their of the year. 647*7292. 4060.n______small apartment - 29 633-8515. off guard,” said Charlie Hart, scoutmaster of Call Barry at MANCHESTER - Extra c a r t e r biggest decline in three years, the The 0.4 percent July drop in T CONDOMINIUMS Kerry Street. $400 CHEVROLET — GEO an American troop for the children of U.S. 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 Lorge Lot. $186,500. government reported today. wholesale prices reflected the monthly. 646-1378 ■ MISCELLANEOUS 1229 M a in St., M onchester soldiers based in West Germany. Screened porch - brick FOR SALE CARDINAL The drop last month in the second monthly drop in gasoline MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER - Three FOR SALE 86 Chev Chavetta 2 Dr. *3695 Eight Soviet boys also were among the 2,500 potlo - 2 cor garage - room apartment. Heat Labor Department's Producer prices, which fell 7.2 percent after PAINTING/PAPERING SERVICES trees - bushes - flowers MANCHESTER - Lydoll 85 Chev Citation ^ Dr. *4295 visitors from 26 nations at the Norwegian Woods. $153,900. Taste­ and hot water. $495 BUICK, INC. Price Index followed a 0.1 percent declining 4 percent in June. plus a gorgeous three monthly. Lease and 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 National Jamboree. bedroom Colonial. fully decorated Colon­ END ROLLS 1968 Buick Skylark $8990 dip in June as the wholesale Another favorable price devel­ references. 649-4820- 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 1988 Buick Century $11990 "This is first time we have had Soviets at a EXPERT Lets moke o deal on ial style condo. In­ 2Vk" width — 25« inflation gauge registered its first opment came from a 1.9 percent i I aWKES TREE SERVICE cludes fireplace, 646-4412.______84 O ldi FIrenza 'S' H/B *4895 1988 Buick Riviera $14690 Norwegian jamboree, and may be the first decline in new car prices. Labor Exterior and Interior this beauty. Coll Bor- 13" width — 2 for 25« 1967 Plymouth Horizon $4960 back-to-back monthly declines painting and wallpaper Bucket, truck & chippar. atrium doors oft FR LIKE private home. 3Vi 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 time anywhere, since the Soviets don't have Stump removal. Free boro Weinberg, Newsprint end rolls can be 1986 0108 Calala $6980 since early 1986. Department analysts said this hanging. Limited exterior RE/M AX East of the and DR to o deck. rooms. Lease. Secur­ 86 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 scouting,” said camp spokesman Per-Olav raatoratlon. Pravioua work aatimataa. Special picked up at the Manchester B6 Chav Monte Carlo $8496 The July improvement was decrease reflected earlier-than- conildaratlon lor aldarly River, 647-1419.0 or ev- Bocks up to a beautiful ity. Working single 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 Lie. can be aaan upon raquaat.' mole preferred. 643- Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 even better than expected and usual end-of-the-model-year dis­ Contact BC Company, and handicapped. enlngs 643-0844.______yard. D.W. Fish Monday through Thursday. 84 Chev Camaro Berllneta *6795 1968 Buick Electra 380 $10250 He said the boys, members of the Soviet Realty, 643-1591 .□ 2880. bolstered the arguments of econo­ counting by automakers trying to 644-69ea. NORTH COVENTRY. BIKES - 1985 Dlomond- 86 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 Communist Party Youth Organization, were 647-7553 JUST A Youngster! 1985 Buick Electra $8480 mists that inflation will be well clear out a large inventory of Builder will consider /Bock, $75.00. 1987 87 LeSabra Eatale Wag *11795 sponsored by the Lions Club in Moss, Norway. trade. New 3,300 so. ft. Delightful 4 room 1985 Buick Regal Cpa. $6860 behaved in the second half of the unsold cars. WALLPAPERING & ■ CONDOMINIUMS twenty Inch Panasonic, 85 Ply Turlamo 2 Dr. *3150 Norway formed coed scout troops in 1978, custom contemporized Townhouse condo at twelve speeds. 647-1548. 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 year, giving the Federal Reserve Food costs, which had fallen a PAINTING Cope on cul-de-sac Weelsweep In Man­ FOR RENT 86 Chev Nova 4 Dr. *5395 1964 ddamoblle FIrenza $4990 said Anne Marie Kristensen, a spokeswoman more room to lower interest rates gaint 0.8 percent in June, edged CeHInga Repaired or Replaced LANDSCAPING chester on North Main ARIEN riding lawn 85'4 Ford Eacort Cpa. 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 Inaurad/Raferencaa overlooking golf cour- *6596 for the weeklong jamboree, which ends in an effort to keep the economy up by 0.1 percent in July. Street. Built In 1983 this ELLINGTON-Fleldstone mower. Good condi­ 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 selreor view). Huge tion. General Electric 86 Buick LeSabra *8295 Sunday. out of a recession. In another favorable sign for G .L McHugh 20x24 family room, pri­ complex offers o very Village, one bedroom, 81 Adam s St. 6486321 or 6494431 HEBRON handy location. 2 bed­ deck, references. $595 stove, white. Good con- Organizers said that no thefts, vandalism or Despite the consecutive the economy, the Commerce vate entrance to studio dltlon. Coll 646-3764 LANDSCAPE above garage, possible rooms, IV2 baths, full plus utilities. 872-3438 Manchester use of alcohol were reported so far at the monthly declines, wholesale in­ Department reported today that WEIGLES PAMmG Ca private basement with 643-4696.______GOLF Clubs. Used starter biggest scouting event in the world this flation through the first half of retail sales, paced by renewed Design and In-law situation, priced Quality work at a well below replace­ laundry hookups, EX­ MANCHESTER - Large and full sets. $25 to $95. 649-4571 summer,” being held on 185 acres of fields 15 1989 rose at an annual rate of 5.7 spending on automobiles, re­ raaaonabta prical Construction ment cost. $325,000. CELLENT CONDI­ modern, very clean Coll 649-1794. Bob Riley miles west of Oslo. percent, up significantly from bounded 0.9 percent in July after Interior A Exterior Philips Real Estate 742- TION! $114,500. Jack- Free Eatimataa Mike Bauer 647-7760 two bedroom town- “There have been quite a few cases of puppy last year’s 4 percent rise. declining 0.1 percent in June. 1450O______son & Jackson Real house. Vh baths, cen- Oldsmobile ITRUCK8/VAN8 Estate, 647-8400.O Today Is great day ... and love ... but having boys and girls together The inflation spurt in the early Sales increased to a seasonally Call Briaa Weiglo COVENTRY. Builder will trol olr, appliances Classified is o greot way IFD R8 ALE 6 4 5 -8 9 1 2 fully carpeted, private 259 Adams S t , MaRch. teaches them mutual respect, said Gary part of the year was caused by a adjusted $143.7 billion in July CONCRETE consider trade. New 4 ... to sell something! 643- Andrew, of U.S. Troop 204, based in West sharp jump in crude oil prices and from a revised $142.4 billion in bedroom Cedar Sided I RESORT garage and basement. 2711. 6 4 9 -1 7 4 9 $750. plus utilities. 649- FORD Cargo “ on-198A. Germany. higher food costs caused by the June. Colonial nearly 2 AC, PROPERTY New 1989 Cutlass 302, AC. $7,500. 568-1903 PUNTINC AND 2'/2 baths, 2 cor garage, 8165______Dan Warren flew in from the United States as CARPENTRY WORK Roman Spiewak otter 5pm or leave private wooded set­ GOT o campground VERNON - One bedroom ■ TAG Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan messoge.n______one of 30 Scouts from Troop 368, of Arlington, Ineludaa Inltdor and Extarlar stock teS44 painting. Rabullding porehaa and Mason Contractor ting, $3,000 toward your membership or time- condo with olr, pool SALES Mass. Warren said he discussed poetry with dacfca and InatallTng Stoekada Brick, Block or Stona closing costs! $239,900. CHEVROLET 1972 C-10. 8 shore? We’ll take It. ond garage. Available Ov. Bmh SaN. Bk . Rmt Datoegar. Cost of AIDS care fanoaa. Chimnaya, Patioa, Walla Philips Real Estate 742- August 15th, $580 per foot fleet side bed. Norwegian Girl Scout Kirril Kaas while they Fraa Eatimataa — Fully Inaurad Naw, RaatoraHona and Rapaka America’s most suc­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Aooant aime. Wka WImN Cam, Rebuilt 350 V-8,4 on the 1450c month. Please coll 647- W«AV Tkae, AM^M Starao Cm OA shared a rain poncho. 6490454/6496366 cessful resort resale eral Statute 23-65 prohibits floor, $500 742-1583. The Aaaoclated Presa aak for MIohaal 646-4134 clearinghouse. 9254______•ni Wheat PuNe WIpw. Ak Cond. the posting of odvertlse- Ooov. Qroug ZS Ulw EFI Engkia Steven McClenaghen, 14, of a British boys COVENTRY Completely Number 1 In service, ments by any person, firm or DODGE 1978 Custom 150. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT CAMP — American Dan Warren of is hurting hospitals 318 automatic. Excel­ troop from Inverness, Scotland, said camping remodeled-Llght, number 1 In satisfac­ I HOMES corporation on a telegraph, Sale price with girls "is more like the real world. Somerville. Mass., and Norwegian Girl Scout Kirril Kaas of Baerum, bright and airy 3 bed­ tion. 1-800-423-5967. FOR RENT telephone, electric light or lent condition. $1,800. room Colonial with power pole or to o tree, 659-2753.______Norway, peek from behind their nation’s flags at scout camp in Asker, CHICAGO (AP) - The federal Virginia Weslowski, one of the I HOMES I HOMES shrub, rock, or onv other *12,417* "My girls are very popular. They are the FORD 1986 Bronco II, six FOR SALE skylights In dr, mbr REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE September natural oblect without o w rit­ ■Include* All QM IncanMvee OR only American girls here,” said Carol Butler, a Norway, where 19,000 scouts from around the world are meeting. Half government should take emer­ researchers, said in a telephone FOR SALE and hall. Front to bock 1 l.t% Financing cylinder, four wheel WANTED 1st. Large four bed­ ten permit for the purpose of California scout leader who heads a U.S. Girl the scouts are girls. “When we have a Boy Scout Jamboree in the states, gency measures to help big-city interview Thursday. Ir with fireplace, built room colonial, fire­ protecting Itorthepubllcond Over 60 Cieras In stock drive, olr conditioning, public hospitals that are losing The federal government could GLASTONBURY. Ranch, GLASTONBURY - 4 Bed- In bookcases, garage, ca rries o fine of up to $50 fo r stereo, tope player. Scout contingent of eight, picked from 300 5 good sized rooms. 3 place, wall-to-wall car­ for Instant dolivory^ it’s strictly boys. We were taken a little off guard,’’ said Charlie Hart, money treating AIDS patients, give the financially troubled room Colonial. well landscaped yard. LAND wanted. Five plus peting, appliances, each offense. 649-7810, 6-8pm. $9,000 applicants throughout the United States. bedrooms, eat In kit­ $229,900. Lovely home $127,000. Philips Real acres. Church of the scoutmaster of an American troop for the children of U.S. soldiers based researchers said. hospitals emergency grants and chen, large deck, full family room and more. on well treed acre lot Estote 742-14500 Living God of M an­ 646-4144______Please see SCOUTS, page 10 in West Germany. Scientists from the National put more money into Medicaid for basement, vinyl siding. convenient to I- chester Is Interested In AIDS patients, said Dennis An- OnlvS158,900. Phllbrick COVENTRY Owner relo­ MANCHESTER - Newer Public Health and Hospital Insti­ 384/Monchester. Ce­ cated to Florida and purchasing land In drulis, principal researcher of the Agency, 646-4200. Manchester tor pur­ three bedroom Ranch, tute in Washington, D.C., sur­ ramic foyer, eot-ln klt- price reduced $30,000. MANCHESTER. Now chen, 2 V2 baths, pose of building wor­ two baths, appliances, veyed 623 hospitals in 1987 and study. Newer 3 br Cope with 2 washer-dryer hookup. found that AIDS patients are Ms. Weslowski said the govern­ only $135,000 for these hordwood floors, 1st full baths, kitchen open ship center. Contact brand new, huge, excit­ floor family room Pastor David Mullen, $985 plus utilities. One concentrated in major city hospi­ ment could ease the burden on the to large living with month security. 646- CHORCHES ing 7-room, 1,800 sq.ft. PLUS 1st floor loun- 372 Main Street, Man­ Kidnapped infant found, suspect held hospitals by allowing more pa­ fireplace, atrium door 2198______tals, causing serious financial Contemporary Town- dry/mud room. D.W. to bl-level deck, chester, CT 06040. 647- loss, according to a study pub­ tients to qualify for Medicaid. 7355 (UKYSI.KK Oadge OodgeTruchs houses. Cathedral ceil­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ $169,900. Philips Real The researchers found that the ings, Andersen win­ ■ STORE AND CHICAGO (AP) — A soldier’s baby with his wife, he contacted now. She’s on maternity leave breathe now.” lished in today's edition of the SOUTH WINDSOR - Estate 742-14500 Journal of the American Medical burden of caring for AIDS pa­ dows, full basements, Pork-LIke Yard. ■ APARTMENTS ■ OFFICE SPACE wife who had fantasized about his superiors. Army officials from some job somewhere.” COLUMBIA $ 1 5 5 ,9 0 0 . Hospital officials said the ab­ Association. tients falls on only a few public 2x6 construction, tom- $149,900. This home has FOR RENT being pregnant was charged with linked the soldier’s report about Little Starla Katrice was taken ductor was wearing a nurse’s llv room, fireplace, Welcome Home! Spa­ CUSTOM Office Space - The study said the average cost hospitals in cities like New York, been updated from top cious 3-veor old Raised kidnapping after she posed as a the baby with news reports of the from the second-floor maternity central olr, oven- 3100 so. ft. built to your uniform when she told Ms. for in-patient care of an AIDS San Francisco, Chicago, Dallas to bottom yet leaving Ranch featuring 3 or 4 VERNON. For limited nurse and abducted a 5-day-old abduction. ward at about noon Thursday, /ronge, dishwasher, the charm and charac­ plans. Prestigious fa­ Hamtak that she was taking the victim was $681 a day, while the and Miami. food disposal, 3-4 bed­ bedrooms; bright time only enlov o tree girl from a suburban hospital, Mrs. Chrushshon was charged said Steve Nussbaum, a senior ter of on older Colon­ color television with cilities on East Center infant for a measles shot. The average revenue the hospital Less than 5 percent of U.S. rooms, 2 full baths, cheerful kitchen; large Street, superb loca­ police said. The child was unhurt. with aggravated kidnapping, ac­ vice president at the hospital. ial. Gorgeous deep lot family room with slid­ signed lease. Modern woman then calmly walked out of received for such care was $545 a hospitals treat more than 50 wosher/dryer hoo­ with o stockade fence tion, ample parking, M OVER Starla Katrice Martin-Hamtak cording to Lake County State’s Authorities arrested Mrs. the hospital with the baby, ers leading to private spacious 1 and 2 bed­ 00 percent of all AIDS cases, the kups, cedor siding, competitive leases. Attorney Fred Foreman. Chrushshon at her home, and at day. and running brook. one acre yard! Coll rooms apartment. Eat- was taken from Victory Memor­ Nussbaum said. wall to wall carpeting, D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Coll Stan Weinberg for Police said they believe Mrs. about 8 p.m. brought her and the "These hospitals are losing study found. tiled foyer, oak kitchen today for o private In kitche, large bed- ial Hospital in Waukegan at 1591 .D room, private on appointment. Chrushshon, who has two child­ child to the police station, where Witnesses reported that a large amounts of money. It’s cabinets, 2-zone gas showing! Klernon RE/M AX East of the FACTORY around noon Thursday by 40- BRAND New Listing! 649-1147d boloconv, storage, her mother, Yvette Hamtak, was woman, believed to be the in­ eating into their bottom line,” Please see AIDS, page 10 heat and 2-cor garage. Realty, Inc. River, 647-1419.D or ev­ year-old Barbara Chrushshon, ren who live out of state in the Owners will hold o Sensational nine room EAST HARTFORD large pool, heat and hot who brought the baby to her home custody of her first husband, was waiting. fant’s abductor, had been hang­ Ranch In Bolton! water Included. Stort­ enings 643-0844. second mortgage of $192,900. A beautiful at Fort Sheridan Army base north depressed because she was un­ The infant appeared to be in ing around the maternity ward $32,900 at 8 percent with Christmas trees mark Raised Ranch In o per­ ing at $495. Coll 870- ON A U DODGE property line on this of Chicago, police said. able to conceive another child. good health, said hospital spokes­ for several hours. Ed Martin, the no principol or Interest fect location for entire 9665.______Waukegan police Lt. Tim Nie- woman Ann Sosnoski. abducted baby’s father, said the Distress signals payment due for 7 ye­ exceptionally beautiful 149 Oakland Street, two CHILD CARE Authorities said that when Mrs. property! 3 bedrooms, family! Spacious home mietz said she "wanted to have a “I just thank God that she's woman had walked into the ars. These ore beauti­ featuring 4 bedrooms; room apartment, first TRUCKS Chrushshon’s husband, Spec. 4 ful single family family room, recrea­ 2'/2 baths; fireplace; floor. $3i80a month plus NEIGHBORHOOD Ploy Jacque Chrushshon, arrived baby. ... She has fantasized a here,” said Ms. Hamtak. “God, mother’s room at least three homes, not condomini­ tion room In full fin­ 2-cor garage; deck and utilities, security. No Group - child core. pregnancy for quite some time I'm so happy. I just feel I can times. ished basement. Sa­ home and found the unexpected to help locate Leland ums, and there ore, of potlo! For additional pets I 646-2426 9om-5pm Andover. Further de­ course, no association brina In-ground pool details coll our office. weekdays.______tails 742-5919. Also em- STOCK with diving board. So­ tees. Coll today for Klernon Realty, Inc. MANCHESTER - One p I 0 V m e n t ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia (AP) but by midday they were diverted complete details on lar hot water. Garage 649-11470______opportunities. space galore! Coll for bedroom, parking, ap­ j?- — Rescue workers today found no to a region several hundred miles 1 these mognltlcent and more details! $249,900. BUILDER/Developer of­ pliances, quiet, no pets, Bush gives Lucas another Justice job trace of U.S. Rep. Mickey Le- southwest of Addis Ababa. That beautiful homes at fering: $90,000 2nd central. $450 with se- CARPENTRY/ $167,900 with this very Jackson & Jackson land’s plane in areas where two put the main area of the search Reol Estate, 647-8400.n Mortgoge-No pay­ curlty. 643-9776. REMDDELINB back along the intended flight special financing. This ments until the year Bush had been urged by some justice with our working partners 1990 without requiring a Senate distress signals were detected, Is on excellent oppor­ DYNAMITE New Price! 454 MAIN St.- 3 room By Tom Roum and they resumed looking along path of the plane. 2000 (Based on 8% apartment $500 plus CREATIVE Laminates of The Associated Press Republicans to name Lucas, a in both the public and private vote. tunity tor first time The price of this ter­ Fixed Rote, No Points, However, Senate Majority its intended flight path, the U.S. "They have pretty well ex­ buyers and Investors. rific 7 room Ansoldl utilities, no pets. Secur­ East Hartford, fabrica­ black, to the high-ranking post sectors.” No Prepayment Pe­ ity. 646-2426. 9om-5pm tors of contemporary Lucas “will act as my personal Leader George Mitchell, D- Embassy said. hausted those areas, and they’re Rothman & Rothman, Colonial has been reset nalty) and builder will WASHINGTON - William C. during the current congressional going back and concentrating the 646-4144.D at $219,900 tor on Imme­ weekdays.______styles, cabinets, coun­ recess, a move that would have representative in dealing with Maine, warned Bush a week ago The Houston Democrat and 15 consider trade of your ters, and furnishings. Lucas, whose nomination as the other people were aboard the search to the southwest of” the diate sole! Located on property toward this EAST Hartford - Two government’s civil rights chief allowed him to serve until the end persons and organizations on that such a move could harm the ONLY the finest. $199,900, Timber Troll on Loo­ bedroom In three fam­ Also cabinet new president’s relations with twin-engine Twin Otter when it capital, Haley said. In workmanship, style New 3050 so. ft. Breath­ ily home, 1st floor. fronts, refoclng or re- died earlier this month in the of next year without confirma­ those matters.” Thornburgh kout Mountain In Man­ taking Contemporary Congress. disappeared Monday on a flight Haley said U.S. authorities ond decor. This gra­ chester features In­ Totally remodeled. flnlshlng available. Senate, today was named to a tion. Democratic leaders ex­ said. increased their count of those cious 7-plus room Co­ with ceramic tiled kit­ Coll days 9om to 5pm. pressed strong opposition to such from Addis Ababa to the Fugnido clude 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 chen and breakfast Wall-to-wall, fully op- Justice Department post that Administration sources, who Bush then sought a quick floor traveling with Leland from 13 to lonial has o sun room of baths, fireplace, plas­ pllonced. Including 528-9748.______a move in a White House session refugee camp, 480 miles to the the first floor den, two nook, floor to celling does not require confirmation by spoke on condition of anonymity, vote on Lucas before senators left southwest near the Sudanese ter walls, full base­ wosher/dryer. Close to WOOD Floors - Installed, lawmakers. with the president. town, but Mitchell turned him finished lower level ment, Istfloor laundry, Gronlt fireplace, 4brs, bus line and highways. said Bush would formally with­ border. 2 full baths, 2 holt repaired, sanding and Attorney General Richard Opponents to his earlier nomi­ rooms and workshop SUPER PRIVATE yard No pets. $700 plus utili­ finishing. Free esti­ draw Lucas’ nomination for the down. Leland, chairman of the House Please see LELAND, page 10 with walkout. A true with storage house. baths, 1st floor ties. Coll evenings 644- Thornburgh named Lucas, a nation said Lucas lacked a strong civil rights job later today. No laundry, Jacuzzi and 3 mates. 742-5138 Lucas, who served as a sheriff Select Committee on Hunger, was entertaining tomllv’s Won't lost coll now! 6579. former FBI agent and sheriff of commitment to civil rights con­ replacement has been selected, and county executive in the one of nine Americans aboard the delight. When you see Jackson & Jackson cor garage. Philips Wayne County, Mich., as director cerns, and said he didn’t have the Real Estate 742-1450d MI8CELLANEDU8 they said. Detroit area, was widely critic­ flight. It, you'll buy It.Anne Real Estate, 647-8400.O AVAILABLE Imme- of the department’s office of experience needed for such an TODAY M iller Real Estate, 647- GLASTONBURY. Ranch, dlotely, four rooms. 8ERVICE8 important administrative job. In 7-7 tie votes Aug. 1. the ized by civil rights groups for James Haley, an embassy 8000.O 5 good sized rooms. 3 Heat and hot water. liaison services. Senate Judiciary Committee re­ lacking the experience in dis­ spokesman, said rescue workers MANCHESTER-$160,000. Appliances. No pets. The appointment eliminates a Lucas’ new job will make him MANCHESTER - New Nice Ranch In excel­ bedrooms, eat In kit­ GSL Building Mainte­ jected motions to recommend crimination cases required for on foot and in planes scoured Index chen, large deck, full Security required. $550. nance Co. Commercl- potential source of friction be­ coordinator for Justice Depart­ Listing! $148,000. lent area near South 646-2970 Lucas' confirmation and to send the assistant attorney general rugged highlands north and sou­ Windsor line. Beautiful basement, vinyl siding. ol/ResIdentlol building tween the Bush administration ment activities with state and Lovely well main­ Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick his name to the full Senate post. theast of Ethiopia's capital where tained full dormered large yard. EZ access MANCHESTER-Three repairs and home Im­ Trade-Ins W elcom e and the Democratic majority of local governments and civil 20 page*, 2 section* to 184. 10 minutes to Agency, 646-4200._____ room apartment. Heat provements. Interior rights organizations. without recommendation. At the White House, presiden­ the distress signals were detected Cope. 3 bedrooms, IV2 the Senate. The Senate Judiciary Classified - 18-20 Obituaries. baths, formal dining Hartford. Extra Insula­ MANCHESTER - Cope, and hot water. $500 per and exterior pointing, Thornburgh said in a statement Bush had considered appoint­ tial spokesman Marlin Fitzwater by satellites Thursday and early light carpentry. Com­ Committee killed Lucas’ selec­ C o m ic s ______10 O p in io n ___ room. Large treed, tion In walk-up attic. 1 three or tour bedroom, month. Also five room 80 Oakland St., Manchester that Lucas, 61, “will be in charge ing Lucas to the civil rights post said Bush "values Mr. Lucas’ today. cor garage.Realty two full baths, fire­ apartment, heat and plete lonltorlol ser­ tion as assistant attorney general Two giant C-130 Hercules cargo F o cu s______9 S p o r ts ____ fenced yard. Very pri­ hot water. $600 per vice. Experienced, rel­ for civil rights on a tie vote, and of coordinating cooperative ef­ while Congress is in recess, a friendship and advice, and will v a te . Nancy von- World, Benoit, place In living room, manuever that would have per­ planes left the capital shortly Local/State ____2-4 Television. Frechette Associates, new carpet and more. month. Phllbrick iable, tree estimates. also refused to permit the full forts in law enforcement, civil seek it and use it in the years Hollen, Sentry Real Agency, 646-4200. 643-0304. Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 mitted Lucas to serve through ahead.” before 7 a.m. to check the areas, Natlon/World_5-7 Weather__ Estate, 643-4060.O 646-7709.D $155,000. 647-1714 Senate to vote on it. rights and the administration of