CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE CARS CARS FDR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR6ST Ridae Town- MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 1980 CAMARO Coupe. house. 316 baths, 3 bed­ room apartment. Folly D O DG E 600 1907. 4 door, '% Spcciolis^D#if! I Beautiful condition. rooms, 1900 square feet carpeted, stove- II Olr, automatic, AM-FM On target of livtno space, fire­ refrlgerotor Included. Loaded. Best offer. 646- cassette. Best offer. place, air conditlonina, 8 7 3 6 Days and Call 643-4263. $650 per month. 643-5168 weekends. deck with view. Par­ Bill. HONDA Accord 1981. New putter helps Maltbie tially finished wolk-out THREE Bedrooms on fenCARPENTRY/ RSI M m » ^ E 0 U 8 MERCURY Monoarch Mint condition. Origi­ basement. Pool, tennis first floor, $650. per CHILOCARE ISSIREMODELMO | S ! J FLOORINO SERVICES 1976. New exhaust sys­ nal owner. Low mi­ take lead at the GHO /13 court. Priced to sell at month. One month se- tem, good tires, olr, leage, automatic, olr, $159,000. Coll owner at curlty. Coll 645-8201. NANNIES Unltmltgd. 108,000 miles. 8475. 644- cruise control, sunroof 647-07<«.______FARRAND REMODELINS yrilhHfeAM niliR 3968.______THE Olcott Is now man- Profosslonol child care Room addhlons. decks, rooflng, rLUlinoflllUlllU DELIVERING and loaded with many N EW 6/6 Duplexes. AAol- aged by Beacon Man­ placement agency pro- skNng, .windows end guNscs. • Floors like now Rich, clean, stone-free CADILLAC Cimarron other features. Call 646- lord view. 3 bedroom agement Corporation. yldes high quality, Bsokhos and buNdozer ssrvioe • Spedallzlng In oWor floors loam. 8 yards. *80 Plus Tax. 1983. Loaded, Q cy­ 1112 until 5pm.______townhouse mokes an We are now accepting screened Nannies. avsHable. Call Bob Forcand, Jr. Also, sand, gravel, stone linder, 4 door, 5 speed. excellent Investment. • Natural A stained floors NOVA 1978. One onwer. applications for our 1 Long term (live In or and horse manure. 60K, $3850. Call 646- Very well kept. Many Each unit has fire­ Blit. 647^8600 • No waxing anymore 2213.______and 2 bedroom units. out). 232-7084. R u. 845-8840 new parts, no rust. place, private base­ Fully appllanced kit­ LIC E N S E D Mom has op­ John Virfoilli. 848-5750 643-9504 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 ment, carpeting, ap­ Runs great. Must see. chen, wall-to-wall car­ ening for children up to door, om/fm stereo, $1500 or best offer. Call pliances and garage. WEDd'lTALL' peting, private parking 5 years of oge. Full and OemMie. Ralaed amhee. Tap Sail Scraaaai LaaM olr, very clean, low 072-7996 after 5:30pm. Invest today for T o ­ and swimming pool. port time. Call Sheri AddNloiw. Oeoke. We oan oueloin Any amount delivered. Also, flH, mlleoge. 643-9559. morrow I Blanchard & MM your hoiM OempeWlve ELECTRICAL COUGAR 1981. For ports. We are near schools 647-1761. ersvsl, Slone and bark, muleh 1981 CHEVY Citation. $150. Coll after 5:30pm. Rossetto Realtors," and shopping mall. piloae. ixooSont reNronoeo. jBobcsL baokhoe A loader rental. We're Selling Houses" inoureO, SooimO end poctfoHo. Power steering, om/fm Please telephone 643- 646-7At2.a Conveniently located 5 ELECTMCAL WORK DAVIS COHSTRUCnON cassette, low miles. 9741. minutes from 1-84 and $1650. 429-4515.______15 minutes to down­ luWSCWIE "iiS S ; 64B-7379 Need a new Service with 872-1400/eS0-95SSV iH anrlffH tFr B fra lJi LOTS/LAND town Hartford. No pets circuit breakers? Rrloss are down! Check us out in MANCHESTER MORIARTY FOR SALE allowed. Residents pay 8 ILBERT UWN the MsnehesNr ysSow psgss. own utilities. For more SERVICE PAINTIN6/ TAL MASONRY BROTHERS Information please call PAPERINO JOSEPH DUMAS Briok, block, etone. HONDA MANCHESTER. Level, FrefessIgRal LaRdscapiRg 64S42S3 clear lots. % acre. 643-0612 or 643-6432. Stone, Loam, and Mulch Chimneys and repairs. USED CARS NAME your own price. No lob too small. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Already With city O N E Side of 2 family for Deliveries. NEATINO/ sewer and water. 647- rent. 3 bedrooms, Free Estimates Father A Son Painting FREE ESTIUATES 84 Honda CRX *5127 USED 30 Cents 0426 days. 646-7207 washer-dryer hook-up, and Papering. Remo- PLUMBIN8 647-71S6 Call 83 Buick Skylark *2978 evenings.______carpeting. Nice loca- Yfll. ______645-8063 se Honda Civic CRX *6897 CARS tlan. $695 per month. LARGE, lovely, scenic, PJ'8 nwabln , Halting A 85 Dodge Lancer *6973 Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 Ronovations/Plus 88 Markur Soorpk, *19,495 wooded, residential lot CARPENTRY/ Custom Interior 4 Exterior AIrr ilsnlng HANDYMAN 86 Toyota Tercel *5749 In South Western sec­ evenings. Pelntlng • Celling Repelr 4 Bollkrg, pumpo, hot wator Hems Imerovemsnt - Folntlno 88 Marc. Sable *11,995 tion. $125,000. 563-1413 MANCHESTER 5 room, 2 REM00ELIN6 Renew ■ Power WesMng tanks, now and' - eatementi FlnWied - Tlllne - 87 Pont. Sunbird *5123 I 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,695 Junk car proposal wins support in Manchester rapla iamants. Llaht Carpentry - OOD JOeS - 54 Honda Civic Wg. *6453 between 8:30 and 1:30. bedrooms, second Free Eef/metee ■ iNsuaeo INDUSTRIAL Proper­ floor end unit. Applian­ 858 HOME Inturad • Stnior Pbcountr FREEE iriUATES 85 Honda Prelude *8922 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 ties. Bloomfield- ces plus 2 air condition­ 843-0840 / 128-0818 BARRY SCANLON sevwscirocco *10,124 87 Marc. Cougar •10,999 By Nancy Concelman It just seems like they (abandoned cars) sprout up IMPROVEMENTS 646-2253 vehicles before permanent disposal. Under the Industrial land with oil ers, hot water In­ 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 tree ettlmotee 85 Honda DX Civic *6773 Manchester Herald overnight." equitable system” to require landfills with clud ed . $700. plus 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 proposal, the state would have the power to utilities near by. Ideal a REPAIRS R00FIN6/ 55 Chevy Cuet. Van * SOLD adequate capacity to accept non-metallic debris utilities. Zinsser i.' One of the problems municipalities face in for sub-divislon. 18 "No Job Too Small" PIRSONAll' sWRVjcSS 84 Ford Tempo *4197 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 Town officials say a six-point proposal released override local zoning laws to locate these from junked cars, which could mean the state acres, $550,000. Coll Agency 646-1511. Registered end Fully Insured SHMNR getting rid of the vehicles is finding scrap dealers facilities. • OwcKboofc Control 84 Pont. 6000 *5181 by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities to Bob Petrovic, 727-9050. MATURE Adult tor very FREE ESTIMATES 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 who can take care of the carsand dispose of debris would require landfills to accept debris from other MAMCHESTER ROOnNG • Incomt T« r Freperetlon 54 Olds Clera *5372 deal with abandoned cars should be considered Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas O’Marra towns, O'Marra said. Peter Sovin nice 4 rooms. Fully ODD lobs. Trucking. • UFo 6 Hooitti inturonM Advieo 87 Marc, Cougar •10,495 in the face of decreasing landfill space and Properties. 647 0593 All typos of rooflng A 86 Honda Civic SI *7968 even though it has its flaws. said a regional facility would be the most carpeted. New applian­ Home repairs. You • iotfoof Consuttotlon environmental roadblocks. The only facility in the practical. CCM and the state Department of Environmen­ ces. Great location. ropairs. Wood thinglas • Nnoncfol 4 Ifleto Plonnint S3 Mazda RX-7 88 Toyota Camry *8995 CCM last Thursday released the proposal and UMim hw iin li peat if name It, we do It. Free *5427 state which accepted such debris stopped doing so tal Protection have agreed to try to reach $600 per month In­ — Cadar Shakes. 86 Marc. Marquia has asked that its six principles be considered as " I think it’s an approach that at least needs to be CwbictlN. lab I Tris DM. estimates. Insured. 643- Call Dan Mosler • A49-3329 81 Chev. Monte Carlo *3928 *5995 on Monday. agreements with public and private landfill cludes heat and hot 27 Yaan Exparlanea (W4. ______legislative initiatives. Among other things, the explored,” O’Marra said. " I don’t think a whole Mam’l l bpin ln$und • UoDODOtf • OuirDoftotf D. B. Moslar, inc. sa Merc. Ceprl *6331 86 Merc. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 "Th e problem is bigger than enforcement and operators that have the capacity to accept M0RT6A0ES water. Call Mr. Lind­ If you'f* BJob of cofHrtciofB notrUum- bunch of little ones will do the trick." Ba Dy SIT or housework 83 Ply. Turltmo *2567 proposal calls for a quadrupling of fines against non-metal debris. sey 649-4000. Ing your eoH, o it uo PuHy IfiMirod. 645-8830 88 Olda Clera Wagon •6895 rem oval,” said Capt. Robert Guliano of the O Marra said the state overrides local zoning anytime. Responsible "Tha Aoto Profstsleaals” those who violate laws regulating abandoned Manchester Police Department. FALUm BEHIND77 and experienced. regulations on other projects, including recycling But that proposal would go over "like a lead CONDOMINIUMS MAR Gamlructlon UW08CAPINB 24 Adama St., Maachastar 86 Mere. Mirqult Brog. *5995 motor vehicles and the establishment of regional Guliano said Parker Street Used Auto Parts STOP FORECLOSUREII Please telephone 742- facilities to temporarily store abandoned motor plants, landfills and other facilities. The main balloon,” O’Connor said. FOR RENT si Mllia m M , b4 niM 140.1' 7 2 n 9500. 85 Lincoln Cont. *12,995 Inc., which makes scrap metal of many of the If you are felling behind on aOORING 646-3515 vehicles prior to permanent disposal. concern is that facilities aren’t located in areas O’Connor said he doubted the state would your mortgage payments... L5RBgeXPiN5" 85 Buick Wagon *8995 abandoned vehicles the department has towed, where they may have a negative impact; for MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ BRIAN'S HOME HAWNES TREE SERVICE aojoarooamu "They’re going to have to do something.” said isn’t sure if it will continue that operation. impose such requirements and violate strict local OR...If your homo Is In fore­ CRYSTAL TILINGS Rrune eiirube, hedete, tirsiltlng, 85 Olda Cullata *7495 example, locating a power plant in a residential room Townhouse with Bucket, truck 4 chipper. Stump planenee, lawn M«dlns S Lee O’Connor, Manchester superintendent of Under the CCM program, regional facilities ordinances that govern landfills. closure, WE C A N HELPI garage. Laundry hook­ IMPROVEMENTS (braialc Tils A Msrbis CENTER zone, he said. Decks. AddNIone. Windows, removal. Free eetimetse. ffleintmenoe. 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 highways and sanitation. " I t ’s a problem all over. would be created to temporarily store abandoned No payment program avail­ ups, heat and hot water tasunstlMs ' 0«t FREE ESTIMATES MOTORS A second point in CCM’s proposal calls for an able for up to 2 years. Bad Roofing, Siding Special comldsratlon for Included. Quiet area. Reeroneb/e • Free Eet/mete* Commorolel A Reeldentlel PsrssaaNzsd Lawa Cars 461 Main St., Manchester 84 Chevy Citation *5495 credit Is not a problemllAsk Ndtrty end hendlcappod. Call 871-2844 for • /mured mes esmiATSt - ruuv iNSunsD LsMlsciDlu Safe Buy Used Cars how LOW payments can appointment.______84 Bulok LaSabra *6995 6 4 7 -8 4 4 1 Denial A. 4,-- 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 742-5224 leew^Mm Law Cost Financing help you SAVE YOUR TWO Bedroom, new kit­ Nlokoreon 6 47-6 443 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 HOME TODAYI Available chen carpet. Immacu­ 83 Ford Muatang *3995 late, enloy pool, park. IMS Pont. tSM...... *5495 Swiss Caeservatlvo Oroep 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. THt. CC at (203) 4S4-1336 er Close to 1-84. No pets. ROOMMATES SPORTING TAB Heat and hot water CARS IMS Oiev Cavalier CS...... *3795 301-305 CENTER ST. WANTEO 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/FM Sterae D u k a k i s (203) 4S4-4404 Included. $780. per B0008 SALES FOR SALE MANCHESTER month. 346-9238. ISM Ren. Alliance...... *2295 ROOMMATE Wanted. MISTRAL windsurfer, 4 Dr.. 4 Rpd. I/O mtlef I ROOMS MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Shore 2 bedroom town- $750. 6 toot soil with eral Statute 23-65 prohibits IBM Chev Chevette ...... *2695 FOR RENT t dr., 4 Rpd.. S4K ml. ‘Uk* new’ 643-5135 room. On busline. $625 house. 1 mile from battens, 12 foot board the posting of advertise­ per month plus utlll- Uconn. $300 per month. with adjustable most- ments by onv person, firm or CLYDE ItM Ford Eicort D L ...... *2995 ROOM For non-smoking tles. Coll 633-3802. Includes utilities. Plus 1 track, foot straps and corporation on o telegraph, CHeVROLET-MUICKr INC. Wegon, 4 Dr„ S Rpd., Deluxe lat. TRUCK8/VAN8 gentleman. Air condi­ EAST Hartford. Ayolla- month security. 429- skeo. Coll 774-4845 be­ telephone, electric light or ROUTE 13. VERNON IRIS Chev Chevette ...... *2395 l a u n c h e s tioning, kitchen privi­ ble August 1st. 2 bed­ 4515.______tween 5pm-10pm or 646- power, pole or to o tree, 4 Dr., AT, Lo mllei, Exc. Cood. FOR SALE leges. Washer and room, pool, fully 0271.______shrub, rock, or any other OK USED TRUCKS 1DI2 Ply. Horlson...... *2295 dryer. Parking. 643- "E A S Y DOES IT " is the natural oblect without o w rit­ 4 Dr., AT. Very Ctoen CHEVROLET Astro-1986, furnished, appllanced. Don’t miss the many offer­ ten permit tor the purpose of ’S7 CHEVY BLAZER 5600. wov to describe plocing a VR. AC HR. POL tRRt Chev Monte Carlo...... *2995 custom luxury 8 pas­ $645 Including hot wa­ ings In today's classified protecting It or the public and By Nancy Concelman ter and heat. Call 529- wont od. Just call 643-2711 Tin. cruMt. cmm.. iif t o n n 5 Dr. Spt. Cpe.. AT. PR. AC. S Tow senger. Loaded, 17,000 columns.______carries o fine of up to SSO for 21K mL.Sik. MRRSR IU bVUU miles, mint, $10,900. Manchester Herald APARTMENTS 4141 or 347-8493. eoch offense. IDRl Dodge Omni...... *2295 *85 QMC C-15 PICKUP 4 Dr., Auto. Lo Lo Mile* 646-2423. FOR RENT IBOATS/MARINE T a g Sole. Sunday July r B«d. CiBBBle. Auto. VR, The commissioner of the state v o t e b i d Merchandise 24, 10-4pm only. Clo­ i g g g g IRtl PonUac T-1000...... *1795 I STORE AND 4 Dr. 4 Rpd., Le ml., 1 Owwr MOTORCYCLES/ Department of Environmental THREE Bedroom apart­ I EQUIPMENT thing, household, mis­ OFFICE SPACE IDRD Dodge Omni...... *1995 Protection has told the federal ment. Wosher/Dryer. cellaneous. 590 North M0PE08 ATLANTA (AP) — Democratic candidate Mi­ 18' Boyllner Runabout- ’86 DODGE WISO PICKUP 4 Dr., AT, Bic. Cend. hook-up, appliances. r n ANTIQUES/ Main Street, 4x4, r M . Auto. NR. Ctaan. t O O A n Environmental Protection chael Dukakis, plunging into his campaign to deny FU R N ISH E D Offices with Volvo, Pento. Inboord- Monchester.______1-0«vnMrRtfc. •RRSat UmUU ItlO Chevy Cemaro...... *2495 1985 BLUE Aspencode. No pets. 1 month secur­ l i i J COLLECTIBLES Rpt. Cpe.. AT. PR. AC. Rpt. Wbeett Agency she supports the town of ity. $700. per month. phone, receptionist, outboord. 130HP.$3500. '87 CHEV G-10 PICKUP Rare find, 5400 miles, George Bush the White House, told followers of copy, fax and secre- T A G Sole- Saturday July IR77 Pont. Sunbird...... *1595 Manchester’s plan to continue Jesse Jackson today "the stakes are very high" and Coll 643-4862 otter After 6pm 643-6817. 23, 9-4pm. 30 Keeney r Rtu. VR. Auto. PR. ra. over $14,000 Invested. tary support. 647-4800. POL. AC. m CnitoM. I I O f in A I Dr. Cpe.. AT. PR. Exc. Cond, building the secondary portion of "w e can’t win without you.” 6:00pm. Street. Furniture and 2 Ton*. RHi. MRR8S I £|UUU Tastefully dressed by MANCHESTER- Prime ItTR Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 professional, $8000. the sewage treatment plant in a Underscoring the harmony of the just-concluded ROCKVILLE- One bed­ MUSICAL miscelloneous.______*88 CMC C2500 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC. PR. V. Gd. Cond. wetlands area off Olcott Street. room apartment on 41 location. Downtown firm. Coll after 6pm. Democratic National Convention, Dukakis and Main Street. First leyel ITEMS TAG Sole. Saturday. % Ton* Pickup, r. RRO VD. AC. 1M7 Ford GaUxie RRi..... $AVE 742-8165.______Leslie Carothers told EPA High Street. Modern 'G u u u J i y PR. PR. PW. POL. NNhf l l O n n n ConvertiMe • Muit Ree running mate Lloyd Bentsen jo in ^ Jackson this 2450 square feet. Base­ (j) 9om-12noon. 50 Tanner Wn**l*. Rlfc. 4RR62R I CgllUU Kitchen/Bath, stove, FoNi Atl SHqwi Street, Manchester. M IKE F L Y N N regional administrator Michael morning before departing on a cross-country ment same size. Imme­ ROLAND JX3P Synth, CARS R. Deland in a July 18 letter that “ new wall-wall carpet­ Ovation and Slewo M oving sole. Chlld- campaign trek intended to show that no region of the ing, No utilities. $400. diate occupancy. 649- 1625 or 647-8738. electric. Hondo boss. ren's Items, bikes. .87.2-.91.11 ... 649-4304 FOR SALE under state criteria, the wetlands country will be surrendered to Bush. per month. 1'/b month OpnM-PM/Sal.M impact could properly be deemed O FFIC ES For rent. 500 Casio RZ-1. Amps. 6 ^ - TAG Sole-21 Westminster “ We have 110 days,” said Dukakis, making his security. 872-8095. 1033. Cornet Compony. square feet. Call for Rood. Saturday July acceptable considering the mag­ first appearance since accepting his party’s 23, 8-4pm. Sunday July nitude of the impact and the TW O Bedroom and three Information. 647-9223 presidential nomination in a tumultuous, confetti- or 643-7175.______24, 8-2pm. Toys, books, substantial disadvantages of the bedroom rents availa­ PETS AND clothes etc. strewn convention windup session. " I hope we can ble In Manchester. Coll EA S T Center Street. 1000 SUPPLIES alternative site in assuring relia­ enlist every single one of you in this cause. We’re COUNTRY FOLK LOOKING FOR on apart­ •71^ I Don 649-0795.______sq. ft. office spoce. ART SHOW ble operation and consistent going to need you. We want you. We can’t win 3 rooms, partly fur­ Excellent ylsoblllty. WANTED- home for ment? Be sure to check achievement of effluent limita­ 649-0533. the many vacancies listed AP photo without you.” nished. Heat. Working and SALE great dog. Loves kids, 1 tions." “ The stakes are very high,” Dukakis added. "W e single mole preferred. year old, all shots. In clossifled each dov. A HUG F O a T H E CANDIDATE — Gov. Michael can’t take another four years of what we’ve been No pets. Lease. 643- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Farmington, CT Shepard Retriever THE SPARKS Thursday in Atlanta following his seiection as the E STA TE OF See PLANT, page 12 Dukakis and his wife, Kitty, reach out to embrace going through for the past eight.” 2880. CARL O. OOSS, aka CARL JULY 20.30 a 31 mix. Landlord soys Democratic Party’s presidential candidate. O TTO DOSS must go. Coll 646-9825. Automoilve Jackson told the audience that Dukakis “ deserves NOTICI TO CMDITORS Tha Hon. William E. Rtz- Farmington Polo E S TA TE OF to be the next president of the United States.” He Gerald, Judge, of the Court Grounds, Under Tents. VERA W. VONDECK, aka of Probata, District of Man- MISCELLANEOUS ARE FLYING! told his supporters they had won a victory even VERA ELIZABETH chastar at a hearing held on 1-84 to Exit *39 west to CARS Housing glut though they came in second. "In our lifetim e," VONDECK FOR SALE July IS, IfSi ordered that all Town Farm R d. north to FOR SALE Jackson said, "you and I will be in the White The Han. William E. Rtz- claims must be presented to Grounds. Gerald, Judge, of the Court the fiduciary at the address D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" House.” of Probate, District of Man­ below. Failure to promptly The leading Folk Art Plate gloss m irro r, 1980 CAMARO Coupe. In accepting the nomination Thursday night. chester at a hearing held on present any such claim may Show In the country with doted 1958. Best offer Beautiful condition. Strike while the fire’s hot! felt in state July 1$, 19IS ordered that all Dukakis promised a presidency that would make result In the loss of rights to over 175 of your favorite 633-6164.0 Loaded. Best otter. 646- claims must be presented to recover such claim. America “ greater, better, stronger, prouder.” the fiduciary at the address artisans from 28 states 8736 Days and Johanna Bruder Roy, below. Failure to promptly bringing quality hand­ FOR Sole - 3 tires on rims. weekends.______By The Associated Press "The Reagan era is over and a new era is about to present any such claim may Assistant Clerk 1 regular, 2 studded. begin,” Dukakis declared. “ We’regonna win, we’ re result In the loss of rights to The fiduciary Is: crafted country rapro- 75R14. $75. 646-4729. CHEVROLET Malibu. recover such claim. — Judith A. Hornfeldt ductlona and heirlooms 1979, 75K Miles, (3ood w e’re a n d H a u m B Although prices of houses in Connecticut are gonna win," jubilant delegates shouted back. DRINKING Water for 6« Johonna Bruder Roy, Executrix of the future at teen in condition. $750. Better creeping downward, a housing glut exists because By early today, the floor of the convention hall — Assistant Clerk 109 Mt. Spring Rood Country Living. Friday per gallon I Tired of H urry 11 649-5474. inventories and interest rates are high, and buyers Tolland, C T 040S4 bottles? Sick of water The fiduciary Is; evening 1 pm to 7 pm., with RED HOT BUYS on Used Cars... 03S-07 tasting bod? Buy o 1987 Ponloc Trans Am. can afford to be choosy, real estate and housing See DakaUs, page 12 Beatrice Weir, Executrix Adm. *9, Saturday A Sun­ 305, loaded, T-roof, ex­ 37-C Sycamore Lane Multl-Pure Water Fil­ officials said. day 10am-9pm, Adm. *3. cellent condition. 649- Manchester, C T 06040 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ter. It's simply the best "The market is beginning to soften," said Sandy All Country dacoraling 0338.______86 LtNGOlN TOWN CAN 85 FORD TEMPO 6L 037-07 E STA TE OF foll-sate filter you can 4 Or.. VI. Aulft AC. MS. MB. • Sm Id Bergin, supervisor of research at the state MARIE RANSON TWERDY, 1973 Plymouth Sattellte. egg. 4 Oyi. amo. a& gq go, naada are lor aala. buy. Call 521-2464. SWtod.. Storea Corr Roof. Loedad SWraa Crulaa Department of Housing. "W e measure that by how LIQUOR PERMIT Oka MARIE RANSOM Under $500. Good con­ <5495 Delegate likes NOTICE OP APPLICATION TWERDY, Oka MARIE FOR Sale. Swing set and dition. Coll Mike 643- long houses are on the market and the number of JANE TWERDY, Oka excercise bike, $100 6976.______81 CHEV MALIBU 87 8UICK CENTURY building permits issued." This Is to give notice that I, MARIE V. TW ER DY each or best offer. Call 4 Or.. VS Auto. AC. MS. MS. a I [ t Or.. 4 oiA. AMD, AO Fq ge. DAVID W. M INER of SOO The Hon. William E. R ti- CAMARO Berllnetto. To«to. Lew RMaige SWrao Caaa Ragr Oalog. Vary She said in some parts of Connecticut, the BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, Gerald, Judge, of the Court FURNITURE 646-7775. 1984, block, 5 speed, LooMNaaga "multiple listings are two volumes thick." Dukakis style MANCHESTER, CT 06040 of Probate, District of Man­ <9995 have filed an application pla­ chester at a hearing held on ROUND dropleof, maple excellent condition. 84 CHEV CELEBRITY She said that prices are beginning to come down, carded JU L Y 15, IffOwIththe July 15, 1988 ordered that all SOFA and loveseat. Deep $5895. 644-0176.______4Dr..4Cyl..AT.AC.FS.FO.IMfW> 1 85 8UICK SKYLARK brown cloth. Excellent table, 2 leaves, 4 choirs. Caw.. Rtar OW^ but not enough. Department of Liquor Con­ claims must be presented to $100. Upholstered CHEVROLET Monza 4 Or.. 4 0)4.. Auto. AC, gq gq. By Nancy Concelman trol o PACKAGE LIQUOR for the fiduciary at the address condition. Moving! Crulto. TWa WhaaL SMIW, Raw "W e’re seeing prices go down, permits go down the sole of alcoholic liquor on below. Failure to promptly Must sell I $400 or best rocker, $35. Desk and 1979. V-6, Air, power 86 CHEV CELEBRITY Oalog and houses are on the market longer,” she said Manchester Herald choir, $40. 643-1470. steering, 1 owner. <5595 the premises 1687 BOSTON present any such claim may offer for both. Coll 4 Or., vq AT. AC. Fi, FB. Crulaa I Thursday. TURNPIKE, COVENTRY, result In the loss of rights to $1200. Coll 649-1779. SWrao Caaa., TNhdiaaL R. Oatog C T 06238. The business will be recover such claim. 643-6059. Ask for Janice SIX Line Business Phone 88 FORD TAURUS "Today’s housing market is the slowest we’ve A Bolton resident and delegate to the Democratic owned by BIO COUNTRY LI­ or Rich.______CAM ARO Berllnetto 1982. 4 Or., vq Auto. A& Fq FO. Fw q National Convention in Atlanta said today his Johanno Bruder Roy, System with five 85 FORD ESCORT iaato, Orutaa Marae seen since the recession of the early 1980s,’’ said QUORS, INC. of 1687 BOS­ FOUR Piece king bed­ phones. One and a half V-6,4-speed, olr, power V i <10.395 disappointment over "low-key’’ nomination TON TURNPIKE, COVEN­ Assistant Clerk steering and brakes. 4 0r..4 0|it-AT.Fe.FB.tWrae ' Nolan K. Kerschner, a builder and president of TR Y , C T 06338 and will be The fiduciary Is: room set. 2 couches, year worronty with speeches for Democratic presidential candidate State of the art fea­ Stereo. T/A Rodlols, 84 CHRYSLER LASER Nolan K. Kerschner Company Inc. of Norwalk. conducted by DAVID w. Deborah Ransom Derrick stereo console. Pea­ 83 PLY HORIZON t Dr.. 4 oyL. g tga. AO Ft. re. Michael DukaUs disappear^ when Dukakis spoke M INER as permittee. Executrix cock wicker choir. 3 tures. $1500. Creative cor bra. Good condi­ Bergin said the average price of an existing, c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esq. tion. $4000. 649-5887. 4 Dr. 4 OyL, 4 IgA. FA re. I Crula OunmeL etoruo <5795 ’Thursday night. DAVID W. MINER piece corner group. Phone Systems. 289- RtarOatag * single-family house in Connecticut is $181,542, but in 148 Main Street 8122. Ken. " ’The convention was great,” said delegate Doted 19th, July, 1988 Manchester, C T 06040 646-4198. 88 CHEV CAMARO Z28 Fairfield County, where the market is most 03F07 87 CHEV CAMARO sluggish, it is $270,802. Robert Madore of Bolton. "Especially last (’Thurs­ 039417 H O LID A Y Health Fitness LIP M A N #1 Oga. vq I tga, AO Fq FO. T-Tof TV/8TERE0/ Cpe., VI. Aule, ^ MS. Qeupee. OnajTWWtoWFW.OrLka t^ ^ g g S Fairfield County real estate agents said theira is a day) night." Center membership. Storee. Rear Oafeg TOWN OP MANCHESTER APPLIANCES VOLKSWAGEN <9695 buyers* market. People who are looking for homes In his acceptance speech, which capped the LEGAL NOTICE (Platinum) $12/year renewal fee. Best offer. PRE-OWNED 86 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 88 CHEV CAPRICE have the luxuiw of shopping around for the best fourday convention, Massachusetts Gov. Dukakis The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public For Sale -’ Caloric Gas recognized former opponent Jesse Jackson and hearing on Monday, August 1,1988at 7:00 P.M. In the Hear­ 643-1033. 1908 VW JE TT A - *10,895 4 Dr., vq Auta, Aa Ft. Fe. F. t O n n E 4Dr..yqAMaAC.FqFq deals, quite a contrast from the situation only a year Range. Excellent con- Wln4«OT. Crulw, TawNiwI. SNrao * O o o D e n r . . Low MFto ing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Moln Streef, Manchester, CT 5 aLW TO CHpOSI mOM 0 <12.445 or two ago. Dukakis’s running mate. Texas Sen. Uoyd M. to hear and consider thg follosrfng petitions: dltlon. $125. 646-4729. OVERHEAD Garage AT. AC. StoMO. OMXCa OF COLOAS “ ’Three years ago if you had a buyer looking for a NAMCO - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - I888ANRICO DRIVE IN­ WASHER-Drver. Excel- doors. Real mlllwork. 80 MERC BOB CAT 85 CHEV CELE6RITY IS) - A ^ lc o N o n under Artlle II, Section 16.01 to permit the lent condition, $150 87 VW GOLF t Or.. 4 Oyl. Allies MS. a Raar 4 Or., 4 Oyi. Aula Aft Fq ge, F house In a certain price range, you called them See M A D O R E , page 12 Distinctive Colonial 4 Or...... *9495 Oafos. Lew MNaaga censtructten of a 60jno square foot swreheuse oddHIen with each. Upright freezer design. Sunburst <2495 etoliADr.Ua,Oiulia <6595 (when a house came on the market) and said, ‘Get six (6) leading boys to the existing building located at 100 S7 VW BCIROCCO Sonrlco Drive. and got stove, good arches. Thousands of over here immediately or it will begone,’’’ said Val condition, $75 each. 1W...... *11,295 86 OLDS CIERA 8TA. W6. 87 CHEV CAVALIER Z-24 MICHAEL JAMES • SPECIAL EXCEPTION • 89/91 LAUREL carvings on raised pan­ Wrenn, a Fairfield real estate agent. TODAY 649-2232. els. Also, metal fiber­ vq Auw. AC. pq Fe. TM wiww. a ^ 8 7 9 5 Cga.^ega,Fqg..totoa fgggg STREET if**) • / ^lle a lla n for a special exception under *6,859 Arlene Hall, vice president and manager of Article II, ieOHan S.81.81 to permit the cenvarslen of a 6e6 glass, Insulated. Free Merrill Lynch Realty in Stamford, said people are room duplex le a M om lly consisting of one 6-room town- 88 CHEVY CAMARO Index ISPORTMS literature. 1-800-631- buying, but offers are low. Buyers are offering an house and 28-roem flat apartments for a parcel of land Iden- . .5656. INOC Z-M ...... *9,995 tlfled os 89-91 Lourol Sfreet. 80008 84 BUICK CENTURY CHEVROLET average of 10 percent to 20 percent below the asking At this hearing Inferested persons may bo heard ond written E N D R O L L 8 w a g o n ...... * 7 ,7 9 5 price, especially for condominiums, she said. 24 pogee, 2 eecMone communcotlons recelyed. Copies of mess petitions ore on BRAND New Centurion file In fhe Team Clerk's office and may be Inspecfed during Accordio men’s 12 t7Q wMlh • aie 82 CHEW CHEVETTE ^ „ A b a result, the average asking price for houses Stu Hlpklng/Spaeial to Itw Htrgid 1S« width • I tor 28« CARTER CO., INC. Claggifled__ .20-24 ObKuarlee. normal business hours. speed bike. Lett than 10 listed is often noticeably higher than the average Comics____ Planning ond Zoning Commission MUST M iNakad up M ew selling price. In Stamford, asking prices average FROM BOLTON TO ATLANTA — Democratic National convention In — 10 Oplnlon__ hours used. Excellent NaraM OtlMa Monday llini 24 Tallaad Tuph, Hto. D3 1225 Main St. • Tel. 646-6464 • Mancheater Connect! cut- y j^ w o s h . Secretory condition. $375 or best Delegate Robert Madore, center rear, of — 17 Sports___ Tbutaday botofo 11 am. only. Vb iq m . CT e G4D-263S Atlanta. Madore is a Michael Dukakis Focug ' 03647 offer. 647-9925. See HOUSING, page 12 Bolton sits with fellow delegates to the supporter. 8 Televteloru Local News. — 2-3 Weekeitd . -?___MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 22 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22, 1988 — 3 record Terry’ promises to help A bout Tow n PoKcc Roimilttp Neighbors cite grain mill in complaints Band reschedules concert By Andrew Yurkovskv Werkhoven told the residents nothing wrong when called out to The Windham Concert Band will perform Monday Man arrested In gun threat Manchester Herfald that he would speak today with investigate. at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell at 7 p m I * . * A man was charged Saturday in connection with the town’s health director, Ro­ The residents said they had not The performance was canceled earlier this week Town Director Theunis nald Kraatz, to see what could be gotten any help from the town’s due to rain. threatening his iive-in girlfriend and her male “ Terry” \Verkhoven promised companion with a .357 magnum, police said. done. H^ also said he planned to health department. Thursday to do whatever he could tour the site of the mill. Frederick Newman, 43, of 29 Main St., was Caroline Krieski of 95 Stark­ to help residents complaining of weather St. said that the EPA had Agoraphobics get support charged with breach of peace, threatening and noise, dust and strong odors from “ (Werkhoven) seemed recep­ tive.” Thadeus R. Krysiak of 65 been helpful, but not the town. The Manchester Area Agoraphobics Together first-degree reckless endangerment, police said. the grain mill in the town’s north According to the report, police said Newman’s end. Green Road, who helped circu­ ’’The Manchester Health Depart­ Evening Support Group will meet Monday from 7:30 late the petition, said after the ment is not cooperating. They are to 9 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin girlfriend reported that he threatened her, her son and her male companion with the gun. Werkhoven met with 13 resi­ 'comment session. “ I don’t know if not working with the state,” Street. The free self-help group is for people with dents in the town manager’s, he’s going to be able to do Krieski said. panic disorders and agoraphobia. For information Poiice said the woman told them that Newman had thrown a beer at her male companion at his office Thursday night during a anything.” Town Health Director Ronald call 529-1970. director comment session. Sev­ home on Stock Place. Police also said Newman had Kraatz cquld not be reached for eral of the residents talked at the The residents complained to threatened the companion with bodily harm. comment this morning. same time, asking questions or Werkhoven that the mill emits a Disabled action group meets Newman’s girlfriend went back to her home on Although Hirth has said that the offering their versions of the strong odor and dust that covers mill has been at tbe Apel Place Main Street to pack some overnight belongings, A disability rlghts'group entitled Ramp It will problem.' homes and cars. Residents also site for 40 years, residents at the meet Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Manchester police said. Her companion followed her to the house said their sleep had been dis­ and she then saw Newman load the gun, police said. comment session said that the Community College. Among- the issues to be A petition of what was said to be turbed in the early morning by a operation was not on the same discussed are access, transportation and housing Newman’s girlfriend and her companion left the 91 signatures was submitted to pounding sound from the mill. scale as it is now. For information, call 643-4452. house and Newman began throwing furniture out Werkhoven asking that the town Asked about the complaints. “ Now. they didn’t have those the window, police said. Police arrested Newman Board of Directors do something Emanual Hirth. the mill’s gen­ silos.” Anthony T. Makulis of 22 and he was held on $5,000 bond, police said. to clean up the operation of the Nutrition talk at meeting eral manager, said earlier Thurs­ Sherwood Circle said. He questi­ He appeared in court Monday, police said. The mill, which is located at 10 Apel day that he ran a clean operation. oned whether zoning regulations The Manchester Evening La Leche League will case was continued until Aug. 8, a clerk at Place and is operated by the He said that officials from the allowed the construction of the meet Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at 33 Country Manchester Superior Court said Wednesday, and he Central Connecticut Cooperative state Department of Environ­ airtight structures in which was released with a written promise to appear. Lane. East Hartford. Nutrition and Weaning will be Farmers Association. mental .Protection had found fodder is preserved. discussed. La Leche services include a library and a AP photo Knife-wielding man charged 24-hour counseling. For information, call 644-4109 or DROUGHT CONFERENCE — One of 646-7277. walks through a steady rain that fell A man was charged with carrying a dangerous 1,000 farmers attending a Penn State most of the day In Western weapon Tuesday after police said he waved a knife Kuehl, Buckno get GOP nod Air Force Band performs University conference on the drought at Pennsylvania. with a six-inch blade at passing vehicles, police a New Alexandria. Pa., farm Wednesday said. The Air Force Concert Band of New England from Police found Theodore K. Wisnieski, 28, of no Pease Air Force Base in Portsmouth, N H will certain address, and another man at the comer of for 12th and 13th districts present a concert Wednesday at the Manchester Main and Wadsworth Streets, police said Police By Andrew Yurkovsky M. Buckno as the GOP candidate Buckno, who lives at 326 Bicentennial Band Shell on the Manchester Obituaries ordered Wisnieski to drop the knife, which they said Manchester Herald from that district. Buckno. who Timrod Road, is a r^al estate Community College campus Wednesday The he had hidden down his pants, the report states will enter her first political race, agent with Sentry Real Estate concert, “ Symphonic Winds,” is free and will Wisnieski was held on $500 bond and was Former Republican Town will face first-term Democratic Services Inc. She is the first highlight American musical styles. The concert will Assunta DeLoreto scheduled to appear in court today, police said. Committee Chairman Donald K. state Rep. John R. Thompson of woman member of the Manche.s- begin at 7 p.m. In case of rain, the event will be held Mabel Bowers Vernon: three grandchildren; Kuehl will face incumbent Demo­ Manchester. ter Rotary Club. in the East Catholic High School auditorium on New Assunta (Olympia) DeLoreto, and six great-grandchildren. A memorial service for Mabel Man arrested In assault crat James McCavanagh in the Kuehl, 63, said that he decided State Road. For information, cail 647-6016. 91, of Hartford, widow of Domin­ The funeral will be held Satur­ W. Bowers, who died in Athens, November race for the 12th to run for the House because ’’I Buckno told the full Town ick DeLoreto and mother of day at 10 a.m. at the John F. A 24-year-old man was arrested on a warrant for Ga.. on July 10, will be held July Assembly District seat in the think the 12th District deserves a Committee after her nomination Josephine Slattery of Manches Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W assault charges Monday in connection with a June Legislature. Auxiliary holds meeting 29 at Wapping Community Republican representative.” He that she was "a new face that has ter, died Wednesday at Hartford Center St. Burial will be in 20 incident in which police say he grabbed his Church at 4 p.m. former girlfriend by the throat. added, “ I think it’s time the new ideas and a new approach to The Anderson Shea Auxiliary Post 2046 will meet Hospit^. Hillside Cemetery in East Hart­ Kuehl, who said he had decided Democratic incumbent be forced problem-solving.” She promised Tuesday. Aug. 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the Post Home on ford. There are no calling hours. ?■ ^Gi®Btln, of 78 Birch St., was working to run just Thursday night, was to defend what he’s done.” to campaign hard. Besides her daughter, she is with his former girlfiend at a local restaurant when East Center Street. The Post and Auxiliary will nominated by a unanimous vote Kuehl is the president of Buckno was nominated by survived by a son. Victor De­ he grabbed her by the throat telling her not to see sponsor a picnic at Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital at 7 Eugene Provost Harold Turk of 12th District Republicans dur­ Composites Inc., 485 E. Middle former state Rep. Elsie “ Biz” p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7. Loreto of Hartford; another anyone else, police said. The girlfriend quit the job ing a convention in the Lincoln Turnpike, a manufacturer of Swensson during the 13th District daughter, Mary Montroy of Ro­ Eugene “ Gene” Provost. 81, of MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - but was receiving as many as six calls a day from Center gold room. He decided reinforcing materials. He lives at convention, which was held in the chester. N.Y.; 12 grandchildren: 70 Thomas Drive, died Thursday Harold Turk, the former Miami Valentin at her new job, police said. earlier this year not to seek a 74 Mountain Road. ^ Lincoln O nter hearing room. Seniors receive health series and 15 great-grandchildren. at home. He was the husband of Beach mayor credited with estab­ Police arrested Valentin on a warrant and second term as chairman of the Asked whether his business Harry Reinhorn seconded the Louise “ Pat” (Willeurp) lishing the city’s first social Manchester Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a The funeral will be Saturday at charged him with third-degree assault and breach local GOP because his business would interfere with his work in nomination. Provost. services agency, died Wednesday of peace, police said. free series of health programs called Senior Circle 8:15 a.m. from the D’Esopo had been taking up too much of the Legislature, he said, “ That is The Republican Town Commit­ after a long bout with cancer. He for senior citizens. The programs are held Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook He was held on $500 bond and is scheduled to his time. going to be a question that 1 look tee on Thursday also nominated Born in Hartford, he lived in was 73. appear in court Monday, police said. Wednesays at 6 p.m. in the hospital's auditorium Blvd., Wethersfield, followed by a McCavanagh. 48, of Manches­ at as my business grows.” incumbent Registrar of Voters Wednesday’s program is on eyesight. The program Manchester for 47 years. Before Turk, who served as mayor ter, is seeking his fourth term in Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. retiring, he was employed by Kuehl was nominated by John Patricia Cottle for another term. for Aug. 3 will be on designing a walking program in St. Augustine Church. Burial from 1949 to 1951, also served on Raglnsld PInto/Msnchwtsr Hsrild the Legislature. Connecticut Printers. He was a Two Injured In accident I. Garside. the present Town Swensson, Wallace Irish. Mary for fitness. No reservations are required. For will be in Mount St.. Benedict the Dade County Commission and Also Thursday night. Republi­ Committee chairman. The nomi­ Fletcher and Vivian Ferguson information, call 647-6600. member of the Masonic Lodge in the Florida Improvement Com­ Two people received minor injuries Thursday in COUNTING HIS BLESSINGS — Main and the Curse," a novel by his cans from the 13th District in a Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling East Hartford. nation was seconded by Mary were nominated for justices of the hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. mission. He also helped found an accident that ocurred when a man attempted to Street merchant George Marlow stepdaughter which features Manches- unanimous vote nominated Susan Wnihide. Besides his wife, he is survived peace. and 7 to 9 p.m. Mount Sinai Medical Center and push his wife’s inoperative car with his own car proudly holds copies of "the Blessing ter. Copies are available in his store. Tickets sold for benefit concert by a son, Kenneth E. Provost of Temple Emanu-EI. from Glastonbury to East Hartford for repairs,, Tickets for the annual Manchester Bicentennial police said. Band Shell benefit concert scheduled for Friday, Zenaida Gaudet, 55, of 6 Wesleyan Road, Understaffing cited at home; Oct. 21. 8 p.m.. in the Manchester High School H o i i n V * R a II Glastonbury, received contusions when her inoper­ auditorium are on sale during performances at the ative car struck a car driven by Norman Jaquith, 41, Writer Linda Bayer feature Band Shell this summer. Tickets are $10 and of 42 Devon Drive, Manchester, at the intersection proceeds will be used for capital improvements and of Hillstown Road and Spencer Street at around 1 Here is the fourth-quarter p.m., police said. Meadows administration mum operational expenses. Music will be provided by the Dupre, Tom Krueger, Colleen Lorenc, mond Conneely, Kevin Damour, Cha­ Honor Roll from RHAM High Bridget Murphy, Patricia Nelson, Jaquith received abrasions and both he and Jack D’Johns Trio. For information, call 649-2090 or rles Eaton, Diana EllloH, Annette Ellis, Manchester in her first novei By Nancy Concelman don’t have time to talk to patients. summer. 647-5557. School. Donna Nichols, Koren Sevich, Lori Anne Flelshhauer, Bethany Foran, Zenaida Gaudet were treated and discharged from Tebbets and Down Wagner. Jennifer Herrman, Bryan Holcombe, Manchester Herald “ They only get to take care of “ The crunch has really been HONORS Manchester Memorial Hospital, hospital officials Bv Nanev Concelmarr Jennifer Hughes, Matthew Lamblase, the bare necessities,” said Ma- the summer,” Allen said. HIOH HONORS Heidi Anderson, Shane Anderson, Doreen Lee, Greg Legoult, Kevin said. Manchester Herald Oradt 12 Rebecca Backmender, Melanie Boll- About 30 nurses aides protested ryanne Allen, organizer for Dis­ Meadows, Karen Phillips, Kathryn The accident occurred when Kenneth Gaudet, 54, Aides said the strain of working Tim Fellmon, Douglas Hoogervorst, sano, Peter Bartok, Mark Begonskv, Rivard, Jennifer Tomberg, Amanda outside the Meadows Convales­ trict 1199 of the Nevf England Seon Lebaron, Katherine McCall and Keren Bushev, Eric Cloutier, Michael driving his 1987 Ford while pushing his wife’s car. longer hours is increased because Births Karen Sabatino. Trofford, Coleen TworkowskI, Karl In her first novel, former resident Linda Bayer cent Center Thursday to bring Health Care Employees Union. Dickson, Tracy DInnella, Michael Utokis and Kevin Wetherbee. Zenaida’s power brakes were inoperative and she they’re asked to care for more HONORS Docker, Jennifer Duchon, Shewn Dud- describes Manchester as the “ ...only place left attention to what they say is But Allen, who organized a patients at a time than is Anthony Amalo, Brian Anderson, I®*’*' foster, Tammy Cotselln, was unable to stop at a red light, police said. where people didn’t move away.” HIOH HONORS understaffing at the home. similar protest in 1987, said a lack reasonable. Shaw, Stephen Thomas Jr., son of Stephen T. and Bocvneskv, Jeffrey Christine Gower, Tamara Grybko, As she went through the red light, she struck Bronke, Naomi Davenport, Mary Dou- Shannon Henoghan, Chris Kenneally, Gradet For Bayer, who has lived in many places, In the second such protest bn of air conditioning in the facility “ The workload is extremely Linda Kidd Shaw of 173 Hackmatack St. was born, ■ bleday, Tina Doucette, Tammy Fel- Mork Beverly, Elizabeth Churney, Jaquith’s car, which was traveling east on Spencer Amy Korvro, Deborah Krist, Colleen including Boston, Israel and now Washington, the same issue, the aides cited is making both staff and patients heavy,” said Ruby Beaulieu. June 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His B o "- Paige Horrison, Lee, Ginger Martinchek, Stephanie Andrew GorskI, Brian Johnson, Chris­ Street. After the impact, Jaquith’s car traveled to D.C., Manchester is still home. She describes it Karen Higgins, Steven Hughes, Kelly Maynard, Mark McClonan, Kothv Men- tine Keklak, Jennifer KIrchmyer, Julie “ severe staffing problems” and miserable and is part of the Beaulieu said sometimes she maternal grandparents are the late Paulette and KIrchmyer and Kristin Smith. the north side of the road, struck a curb and rolled Johnson, Michelle Jurovoty, Martino doll, Pamela Monstream, Nancy Mun­ as the center from which the spokes of her life "terrible” conditions they say rea.son overworked aides are has 16 patients to care for on the Andrew Kidd. His paternal grandparents are Harry Kosche, Karen LoFountaIn, Dan Les- son, Kim Muieroll, Heother Oliver, Eric over onto its roof, police said. radiate, the place where a "loving, extended and Joan Shaw of Glastonbury. He has three sord, Marshall Mott, Ben Mund, Andreo Polen, Shonnon Roach, Lorelle Soba- HONORS are the result of the administra­ "burning out.” Several aides said second shift even though she’s Muieroll, Mary Nericcio, Kathleen tlno, Lodamla Santese, Linda Santoro, Browning, Zenaida Gaudet was issued a ticket for reckless family” lives. tion’s attempts to save money. administrators told them air supposed to have 10. brothers, Adam, 7, Michael, 5 and Nathan. 19 •'•''In PIsanI, S mes, James Wallen and driving and a summons to appear in Manchester months. SiLiIi®.'’®,.?'®."’ '®'’' VIrgInlo Bayer, 40, grew up on Girard Street and lived The protest took place outside one conditioning would make the “ If the state came in, they’d Michael Purtell, Shannon Richter, LIso Michael Williams. nSLTl Gagne, Sup6rior Court Aug, 2. Konneth Gsudet recoived & here for 18 years. She is the daughter of Lillian Tatem, Jeremy John, son of Richard S. and Judith Rogowicz, Karen Santoro, Jonet Shi- HtOH HONORS '**®“ ' Abigail of the buildings at 333 Bidwell St. patients too cold. (the home) be under code,” Allen meld, Karen Soucv, Shelley Sutherland, Orode 10 $40 fine for pushing a motor vehicle beyond ito Bayer Marlow and the late Philip Bayer, a Harwood Tatem of 140 Sunny Brook Drive was born Lynch, “ The patients are not getting Allen said workers at the said. Jennlter Stevens, Kerri Duchon, Scott Heoly, Jennifer Boebel MerrIH, restrictions. Manchester attorney. She’s also the stepdaugh­ July 7 at Manchester Memorial hospital. His DJarjt Utokis, Sheri Warner, Everett Kingsley, John Murray and Ben Wilson. r m I? •'"'■en ______the care,” said Wanda Dawe, an facility have been meeting with She said on the days the state maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. John Williams and Melissa Witt. Elizabeth Santoro, Ericka Shev- ter of Main Street merchant George Marlow, who aide at the center for nine years. administrators for two or three does visit, administrators make HIOH HONORS HONORS chgnkOf Elliot Snldtr* Janot stM i* her mother married several years ago. Harwood, Holden. Mass. His paternal grandparents Grade It Orade to Wichooistjoi., Tor7Tho?irt?n,*ra “ If your mother was in this place, months and have asked them to sure there are enough aides Marlow’s department store is carrying her are Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tatem of Naples. Fla. He has Sandy Arnold, Stocey Dann, Judith Lisa Adams, Lawrence Blake, Des­ GrMoV*V^Sng.' «"«» * R O lig lllS wouldn’t you worry that the bring in temporary aides. She working. Although she’s talked to a sister, Jessica Lynn, 4. first novel, '"The Blessing and the Curse,” newspapers are writing about said that administrators have the state and to officials from the Hickey, George Washington V., son of George W published this spring by the century-old Jewish short staffing? The people who refused the request, saying hiring company that owns the home, the Here is the fourth-quarter Adams, Eric Aloren, Corey Babko, ORADR? Publication Society, which has never before work here could tell you horror temporary employees results in and Miriam Arnold Hickey IV of 34 McKee St. was Christina Beaudry, Naama CaspI, IJve in the active voice rather than the passive Springfield. Mass.-based Health Honor Roll for Illing Junior High MaHhew Barrera, Gary Blasko, published a first novel. A portion of the proceeds stories.” inconsistent care. bom July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His School. Steven Cerasoll, KatherIne.Chadburn, Shannon Bowm, Nancy Bray, David ■raink more about what you can make happen than Care Retirement Corp., Allen maternal grandparents are James Arnold of Heather Chambers, Jennifer Cion, Ell- £ S !S .' l^rrler, Jennifer Clerk, from the novel will go to the Mary Cheney Acting Meadows administrator Allen said she agreed with that said she’s received no response loM h Cleaves, Wendy Cook, Phyllis Michelle Connelly, Cristina Converse, about what has happened to you.’’ Library. Arizona and Janet Arnold of Providence. R.I. His ORADE 7 Cort, Howard Crowley, Peter Dettore, Showno Coullord, Andrew Cox, Nora fuelling on your misfortune, real or imaginary Philip Viner would not comment philosophy, but added. “ It’s at a and hasn’t checked state records paternal grandparents are George W. Hickey III of <^url Agqarwal, CharloHe Anderson, Annmorle Diana, Leslee Dupont, Jona­ Crowley, Kcrthy Cumberbotch, Chon- She worked on the book for five years. on the protest Thursday. The point where we can’t give any­ for citations against Meadows. Anlssa Barbate, Brandon Belekewicz, than Eastwood, Alison Epstein, Sheri ppi^ Dqolusoy, LIv Oargln, Jason locks you into an ever-passive role in life. So long as “ It’s kind of like having 6 baby that everybody Attleboro, Mass, and Ellen Hickey of Narragansett Eric Bernstein, Karen Bonenfant, Rl- Fay, Nancy FenockettI, Marcus Fink, GaJoonnls, M elly DIeterle, Jennifer you sit and wait for the hammer-blows to fall on you, Meadows administration refused more. People are burning out. It’s ” I haven’t had time,” she said. R.I". chard Busick, Jennifer Cannon, James Jennifer Fletcher, Angela Foster, Dana Dodd, BHon Eckblom, Nicole Ewings, knows about but nobody sees,” she said. to comment on the same charges terrible around here.” "Not that there isn’t an interest Fudge. they will. Forever singing a dirge tends to bring the VeronesI, Meagan Elizabeth, daughter of Chris­ Ga^oJI, Daniel Chopmon, Kristin Co- Pamela Forlyna, Pamela Foster, Cor- hearse around. Thd novel is not autobiographical, but the life of when the staff staged a similar Allen admitted administrators there.” vell, Stephanie Denis, Justin DIeterle, Deanna Gagnon, Michael Glaser, Gentile, Elisa Olonnentonlo. the main character. Dr. Ida Morgan-Weiss, is topher and Cynthia Doucette Veronesi of Moodus, Suson Domanlco, Raeann Doyon, Kristy Gochee, Erin Green, Melissa ®®ti'*f K*Tln Guerette, Audra Actively ^ k in g to make the right things happen protest last December. have been hiring, but said new A press spokesman at the state Haley, Amy Harris, Kenneth Hostings, Gulliksen, Kristin Hartnett, Lauren similar to Bayer’s. aides don’t stay long. was bora June 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Jocauellne Florldia, 11^ you out of the defensive posture toward life. LINDA BAYER Some of the aides said their Department of Health referred MIchellt Goloz Susan Gaorgeody Scott Hayes, Daniel Heine, Patricia Hostey, Karen Holmes, William “ You make literature out of yourself, out of “ They hire people, they come Her maternal grandparents are Edward and Alva Todd Grundmeler, Debra Gullano, Mrnbostel, Mark Howarth, Claire Keever, Joseph King, Matthew Lane, While your efforts will not always meet with " ... trying to put together a mosaic." patients were complaining, but all questions to officials in Jensen, Darlene Johns, Shannon your past and what you know,” she said. one of the patients outside Thurs­ in, they see the conditions, they Doucette of 22 S. Alton St. Her paternal vhSiy •'TSy'S' •Sf'looo, Chantha LIndstrom, Jessica Lgtln, s u ^ s s . at least not on your timetable, significant another division of the health Khner, Jill Knauss, Chenoo Kristof, Kaulback-Lucos, Erika Kelley, Stacy McOonoggh, In the book, Weiss is a professor of humanities day, who didn’t want his name leave.” Allen said. grandparents are Anthony anbd Marjorie Veronesi Sally KulbaskI, Michele Langston, Kellogg, Michael Kelsey, Gregory Wfhtlv Metcalf, AAeredlth Mayen, achievements will be realized. Pitying oneself is a department. They could not be at Boston University. Bayer has taught literature story is fictional.” Bayer said, adding that none used, said there were no prob­ Rachel Fitzgerald, an aide at of Moodus. 52’°^ '" tS ’’?®."' Allso Mann, Ryan King, Michelle Leonard, Vongthala A^hele Mezrltz, Brian Molloy, Klm- P ^ r subsUtute for acqultUng on eselfV eK lite’s reached for comment this « '{ ? ? • ' Chr'»t'»Ph»r Miller, Catherine Luongpraseuth, Jane Ma, Michael ^ l y Moore, Ellen Morlarty, Matthew and art history at Boston University’s interdisci­ of the people in the novel are meant to be exactly lems. Several others declined Meadows for more than a year, morning. Mulligan, Harold Murray, Stacia Mut- Marchand, Jessica Marquez, Tyler Jin '' Moynihan, Amy Mun- plinary College of Basic Studies for the past six like her relatives and friends. Nevers, James Nl, JIna O. Miller, Cindy Moore. sell, John Mutchek. comment. said she puts in 12 to 16 hours of Allen said Health Care Retire­ Dr. Crane’s Quiz William Poppas, Deborah Pyka, Kim­ Denise Mosher, Donnelle Moizer, ■jfiSP' O’LougWIn, Veronia Parker, years, commuting between Washington, D.C. She showed the novel first to her brother. Aides claimed there have been overtime a week. Barbara ment Corp. knows there’s a berly Rick, Sheila Rlngbloom, Brian Karen Muller, Jessica Neubauer, Mlnh BobbI Jo Parltrte, Motthew Parry, and Boston. “ He loved it. Then I was braver about showing Ruganls, Peter Russell, Michael Russo, Triet Nguyen, Kathleen O'Marra, Aviva Plovln, Thomas Provencal, more back injuries among the Young, an aide at Meadows for problem and has told employees rttro ^ u w , Jennifer Smith, Cindy Quven Phan, Olga Press, Lisa Roberts, Rauls Ramans, Jason Rowllnltls, Anion Eugene Brewer Bayer also has a doctorate in English and art it,” she said. “ It’s a personal thing to write a center’s approximately 500 pa­ nearly six years, said she works they’re working on it. Stoddard, Daniel Stoppelman, Taro Laura Robinson, David Rohrbach, Mi­ Roy, Rhonda Savllonis, Brian Schwarz, Church of Christ history and recently earned a second doctorate in novel that you spin out of your own fantasies. 1. Which one of these is not a medical ailment? chelle Russo, Jennifer Sodosky, Jason tients because fewer people are an average of 48 hours a week. “ You can’t be working on Taylor, Scott Thompson, Suzanne Sltwot SIMIaul, Michelle Simpson, 394 Lydall St.. psychology and education from Harvard Univer­ Having people you know read that, the author is POLIO TRICHINOSIS TULAREMIA Thornton, Anando Uccello, Amora SI. Germain, Kristin Schubert, George S'"'**’' Barah Spak, % u l available to help lift them. They Other aides said supervisors something for a year and not DIGITALIS Watson and Rebecco Wilson. Silva, Cherl Smith, Kathleen Smith, S pleM , Karen Stonlunos, Brlgette Manchester sity. She’s taught at Whsleyan University and not invisible as an author should be.” also said patients sometimes ask them to come in on their days Rachel Smith, Amanda Spak, Norman come up with anything,” Allen ORADEI Stuart, HetHher Sullivan, Sharon TOo- 2. Clara Barton is linked primarily with the Spector, Roann Thorne, Amy Warenda, itKM, Lynn Tlllotson, Stephanie Valode Hebrew University in Israel, where she occupied George Marlow admits to being biased, but aren’t getting bathed as often as off and to shorten their vacation argued. “ What we want is some Michael Abrahamson, Pamela SALVATION ARM Y GOP RED CROSS DAR LaKelsha Wllllomsand Andrew Zodnlk. and Sarah Whinnem. an endowed chair. said the book has appeal for everyone, even they should be and that workers time, especially during the real concrete things to happen.” 3. A veal chop made which sound while on foot? The novel is about the unmarried Weiss' desire though it’s exclusively about women. OINK MOO BA-A GOBBLE Manchester Herald to have children and her search for her biological “ I think it’s a significant presentation of some 4. Which bird has mistakenly been said to hide its mother. Although Bayer is married and has two of the problems women have In the modem W eather U S P 8 327-500 VOL. CVM, No. 280 head in the sand? children, she too is adopted and has been world,” Marlow said. “ But it will have general Increases in grave site costs appeal to people who may not be aware of these OWL OSTRICH HERON PARROT Publlthsd dally sxcspl Suggestad carriar rates searching for her mother,* thoilgh so far she has 8. Which word is inappropriate in this general Sunday and csftain holi­ ora $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tor been unsuccessful. problems.” grouping? Muggy with showers days by Ihp ManchMiof one month, $23.10 tor Weiss is “ trying to put together a whole,” Bayer said the novel has created a “ nice bond” make it more expensive to die Publlshino Co., 16 Bral- Ihrao months. $46.20 tor Bayer said, ‘"rhe problem of trying to put between her and her mother. SLALOM ARIA FOUL OFFSIDE Manchester and vicinity: ByB a a Nancy Concelmana I ______> __, _____ m nard Place, Manchaatsr, six months afW $02.40 tor together the pieces of the mosaic of your life is, to To celebrate the publication of the book, Bayer cover maintenance fees, accord­ grave sites in St. Bridget, St. 6. Match the workers at the left with the signs on Muggy with showers and thun­ ConA. 06040. Second Manchester Herald ono year. Senior citizen a greater or lesser degree, difficult for people and her family will hold a “ meet the author and ing to Parks and Cemetery James and St. Mary’s cemeteries the places where they are employed. derstorms expected tonight class poataoa paid ol and mall ratoo are avail*-' her mother” party July 31 at the Marlow’s home I t Superintendent Robert Harrison. range in price from $360 for a (a) Barber...... (v) 3 Balls through Saturday. Overnight Manchoalar, Cona PosH bloon foquosL today.” You could call it grave news at'81 Blue Ridge Drive. - v Harrison blamed the size of the 3-foot-by-8-foot site to $560. (b) Jeweler...... (w) Mortar A Pestle lows in the 60s to low 70s. High moatar Sand addrosa To plaos an advertlao- For Bayer, who spent six years commuting by from the town. changes to the Manchaa- plane from Washington to ^ston in addition to There may be future “ meet the author” increase on the fact that it’s the Higgins said he wasn’t sur­ (c) Pawnbroker...... (x) Cross temperature for Saturday in the mofit. or to report a nows Cost increases for town-owned lor Herald, P.O. Box SSI, Item or picture Mao, coN teaching, raising a family and writing, strong parties. Bayer said she plans to write some short first increase in burial space prised the town was raising its (d) Phanhacist...... (y) striped Pole. 80s. Extended forecast for Sun­ cemetery grave sites have made Manchostar, Conn. 00040 64S-2T11. OttiM hours or* family and religious ties have provided a center stories and a musical about the life of singer rights in nine years. The last rates. (e) aergyman ...... (z ) Clock day and Monday includes show­ dying more expensive in Man­ 0:30 am ^ 6 p.m. Monday Pearl Bailey, who Bayer met through her increase in 1979 was from $160 to “ They should, the town’s are ers with temperatures in the 80s. II you don’t racalva your through Friday. of gravity. . chester. husband, Michael Berenbaum. $ 200. low.” Anwers In Classified section West Coastal, East Coastal: Horald by 8 p.m. waalidays Tho Monchsator Herald “ If you’re well-centered and have a happy I childhood. It’s easier to live in stressful But for now, she’s watching the reviews of A single space in the town Showers expected through Satur­ or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of Th* An announcement from the “ Perhaps we should have done ^ 1 I- plaoaa talophono your cor- mobility,” she said. “ I think I could deal with “ The Blessing and the Curse,” and has received cemeteries measures 4 feet by 10 toajiS! day with muggy temperatures Assoclaiad Press, th* town released this week said the it (increased costs) more fre­ flar. It yotTro unable to Audit Bureau of Ckculo- these emotions because of the stability.” praise on thebook from people she admires most, feet. Harrison said there’s no reaching 80. Overnight lows will Board of Directors has autho­ quently.” Harrison said. But, he Lottery reach your carriar. caN tlono, th* Now Bngland In the novel, the main character refers to like Jewish activist Elie Wiesel. shortage of space, and the town be in the high 60s to low 70s. rized a cost increase per grave added. “ These are probably •ubacrlbor seivlco at 047- Newspaper Association experiences at Buckley School and the Temple “ With the first hovel you just don’t knotv,” recently purchased land off Hill­ Showers are expected to con­ 0046 by 6 p.m. woekdays and the New England site from $200 to $300 in the East. below private (cemeterycosts).” Today’s weather picture was drawn by Dan Franklin, who Beth Sholom on East Middle Turnpike. Bayer said. “ There’s a lot pf luck. I just think if it stown Road for another tinued through Monday with for daHvofy In Monchsstar. Press Assodallon. West and Buckland cemeteries. Henry Higgins, manager of Connecticut Dally Thursday: 318. Play Four: 5581. lives at 417 Summit St. and attends Bowers School. “ The places in the novel are all real, but the comes out, that’s wonderful.” cemetery. temeperatures in the high 80s. The increase is effective Sept. 1. cemeteries for the Catholic The increase is necessary to “ We’ve got a fair amount of Cemetery Association, said space,” he said.

V.- ---- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22. 1988

The Democratic National ConventioM Dukakis hit every note in acceptance speech Dukakis-Jackson State Democrats By Christopher Connell The Associated Press when he said, “ I’m a product of Like Reagan, he offered a that dream.” promising not to pardon those children” who had their own News Analysis pantheon of latter-day heroes: who “ sell arms to the Ayatollah,” moment on the stage earlier in alliance requires ATLANTA — It was vintage He choked up as he recalled his Dawn Lawson, who went from the head hohie vowing and they roared. the convention. Michael Dukakis; talk of “ good Greek father “ who arrived at welfare rolls to a Fortune 500 Ellis Island with only $25 in his And he gave George Bush jobs at good wages," a vow to president. company; Bill Kraus, a Catholic He finished with a flurry of pocket.” enough of a shove to set off a wage "a real war, not a phony It was his first extended oppor­ priest in Denver finding jobs for references to children — to young walking tightrope He spoke, as he always does, of to maintain unity full-throated reprise of the w ar” on drugs, a little bit of tunity to speak on television to the the homeless; George McKenna, Jacqueline Jackson, to Ann Ri­ Spanish and, from the tribute to creating “good jobs at good grooming minority students from “ Where was George?” chorus chards’ '‘nearly perfect” grand­ millions of Americans whose wages for every citizen in this By Walter R. Mears his immigrant parents to hopes Los Angeles’ inner-city George that Teddy Kennedy and Tony daughter Lily, and to his own first A TLA N TA (A P ) - Connecticut votes he seeks. He hit every note. land.” The Associated Press partnership,” he said. “ W e’re for a grandchild yet unborn, a Washington Prep for college. Coelho started Tuesday. He said grandchild, due on Inauguration Democrats headed home today, talking about inclusion ... into The crowd in the Omni gasped He said the election “ isn’t about paean to the American dream. his vice president would put a Day. News Analysis vowing that the partnership be­ November and beyond.” with delight when he broke into ideology. It’s about competence. Dukakis' speaking style and ATLANTA — Democratic pre­ It was also the speech of stop to any “ cockamamie idea” tween the forces of Gov. Michael Rosa DeLauro of New Haven, a Spanish in tribute to the late ... It’s not about insider trading on message have another featurcQn He invoked the memory of the sidential nominee Michael Duka­ Dukakis’ life. such as trading arms for Dukakis and the Rev. Jesse delegate who becomes director of Hispanic organizer Willie Wall Street; it’s about creating common with Reagan: a spiritbf hostages. oath the citizens of Athens took to kis is likely to find that Jesse Lines he has uttered hundreds Dukakis has been defining it all Jackson would not end in Atlanta the Dukakis campaign in New Velasquez. opportunity on Main Street.” never-say-die optimism, an un- leave their country "greater, Jackson’s political blessings are of times, before tens of thousands week with praise for Jackson and with the Democratic National York. New Jersey and Connecti­ Never mind that this polyglot He reclaimed John Winthrop apologetic, resolute belief that For those who wondered how he better, stronger, prouder and not always unmixed. of people, from an airport hangar with assurances of roles for him Convention. cut, predicted that “ we’re going politician parades his flawless for the Democrats, quoting not “ we’re going to forge a new era of would ever match the memorable more beautiful than it was in Harlingen, Texas, to the Jackson can be a difficult ally and his allies. “ We came here as 63 people, to take it aii” in November. Spanish every chance he gets. It the “ city upon a hill” line that is greatness for America.” oratory of Jesse Jackson, Duka­ transmitted to us.” despite his pledges of support at gold-domed statehouse in Boston, In his acceptance speech, Du­ representing two differenttndi- Tim Massad, the Connecticut was as if he were doing it for the one of Ronald Reagan’s favorites, kis had a surprise. took on new vibrancy Thursday He offered a fealute to Reagan It was a speech containing very the Democratic NaUonal Conven­ kakis praisedglackson as “ a man viduals, but collectively repres­ coordinator for Dukakis, said very first time. but another passage from the tion. He showed that four years night in the stirring 45-minute for cuts in nuclear arms, and the He paid tribute not just to the little new yet full of surprises, whose very candidacy says to enting the beliefs and the feelings achieving “ common ground” He spoke of the American first governor of Massachusetts ago, when it took public coaxing address with which he accepted delegates applauded — some­ man he vanquished, but to his none more surprising than the every child — aim high; to every of the Democratic Party in the among Democrats and all Ameri­ dream, as every candidate does, about the need to “ knit together to persuade him to campaign for the Democratic nomination for what reluctantly. children, “ those fine, handsome simple eloquence with which the citizen — you count; to every state of Connecticut,” said Gov. cans as Jackson described it, will but it did not sound hackneyed as one.” the ticket. He offered a slap at Reagan by and proud and articulate Jackson candidate rose to the occasion. voter — you can make a differ­ William A. O’Neill, chairman of require “ a tough campaign For Jackson, campaigning is a ence; to every American — you the state’s delegation. across the state for the entire permanent work in progress. are a full shareholder in the “ But we leave here ... as 63 Democratic ticket, from the court Even as he promised to work for American dream.” individuals who are going to go house to the White House.” Souvenir hunting Delegates the ticket, he said: “ Our charge So far, Jackson has responded home to Connecticut and do As a resuit of Connecticut’s today is to learn well the lessons in kind. “ While I may disagree everything within our power to primary in March, the state from this campaign and build with both Gov, Dukakis and Sen. bring that presidency to Michael delegation was split, 47 for began as soon as liked w hat upon it as the vision for the next Bentsen on some important Dukakis,” the governor said Dukakis and 16 for Jackson. campaign.” issues, our interests converge in Thursday. Also Thursday, state House As the Atlanta convention building a coalition to beat the “ Jesse Jackson is very serious Speaker Irving J. Stolberg of New ended, the most formidabie biack Republicans this fall,” he said about this partnership and very Haven briefly addressed the the gavei dropped they heard presidential candidate in history Thursday. serious about a Democratic vic­ convention during a segment stood with Dukakis and vice Dukakis held his summit with tory in November,” said former dealing with state and iocai ATLANTA (AP) — Connecticut presidential nominee Lioyd Bent­ Jackson the day the Atlanta Hartford Mayor Thirman L, issues. ATLANTA (AP) — It wasn’t a carpet and using crowbars on the delegates to the Democratic sen, winners and losers together convention opened, met with him Milner, who headed the Jackson He spoke for about two min­ minute after the gavel fell on the $1 million moveable podium from National Convention, some of in the traditional show of unity. during the week, and has kept campaign in Connecticut. utes, telling the delegates it was Democratic National Convention which Democratic nominee Du­ whom had worried about how So he had stood Jour years their staffs in frequent contact. Milner said Jackson delegates great to live in Connecticut, “ one that delegates began scrambling AP pnoto kakis had addressed the dele­ well Michael Dukakis would do in before, with Walter F. Mondale. Jackson won a promise of a would return to the state “ as the of many places claimed by for souvenirs, barely ahead of the gates just an hour before. his acceptance speech, declared Then, as now. Jackson told the dozen new seats for his suppor­ PAIRED UP — A delegate holds up a sign that has the nucleus of the Jackson part of the George What’s-his-name” — a demolition crew hired to haul the “ We’ll salvage the elevator and early today he had pulled it off convention he would support its ters when the Democratic Na­ official pairing for the Democratic Party during the campaign, to form that partner­ reference to Vice President $1 million podium offto the dump. some of the other parts, then we’ll well. nominee. It took him a whiie. tional Committee meets today. ship and make sure that partner­ George Bush, the Dukakis oppo­ Some delegates, like Sharon convention in Atlanta. Michael Dukakis and Lloyd haul the rest off to the landfill,” “ I was nervous about it,” said After the cheering was over, There is to be a vice chairman for ship does not end in Atlanta. nent in the November election. Mast, a school teacher from said William “Pug” Mabry, a Dukakis delegate Robert Tenero- Jackson said he wasn’t satisfied minority voter registration. He Bentsen accepted the party’s nominations Thursday as “ We’ll be meeting with the Bush grew up in Connecticut Bellevue, Wash., even coveted general superintendent for wicz of Bristol. “ But It was with the role and status the won a change in party rules, to tic they begin their race for the White House. Dukakis leadership to ensure that and is the son of Prescott S. Bush, the confetti that had rained down Flagler Construction Co., which amazing. I think it was probably Mondale organization had given future delegate apportionment who represented Connecticut in on her head a few moments helped construct the convention him and his supporters. It took six more directly to primary election the Senate. earlier. the best speech he’s made in his set. life.” weeks and a post-convention results. He got some of what he “ We, the leaders of the states, “ This isn’t confetti at all,” said He said the work crews had 12 “ He spoke our language,” said reconciliation conference to pro­ wanted in the party platform. the counties, the cities and the the Dukakis delegate as she GOP might get less coverage hours to remove the chairs, rip up Hartford )Mayor Carrie S. Perry, duce his unqualified endorsement That’s not bad for the loser, but towns, look forward to a real scooped up a handful of the tiny, the carpet and temporary floor a Jackson delegate. “ He incorpo­ and set him to work, campaigning there could be more on his list. partnership with President Mike red, blue and silver pieces into an beneath it and then take out 50 rated so much of what Jesse’s for his cause and for the ticket. Jackson was meeting today with Dukakis,” Stolberg told the noisy envelope. “This is magic fairy miles of cables beneath the floor. campaign was about.” In 1984, Mondale promised that his delegates and supporters to after Democrats’ performance delegates who, as they do with dust that will help us defeat Bush “ In 12 hours there will be “ The governor needed to do black Democrats would have key take stock and look ahead. He will most of the minor speakers, paid this fall. It really won’t take very ATLANTA (AP) - The Demo­ GOP as they did to the cranes in here, pulling down the something very strong and pow­ roles in his campaign and in the be launching a political action 18-minute film produced by Pres­ iittie attention. He also intro­ much.” crats put on a slickiy produced, Democrats. T'V network anchor booths, which erful tonight and I think he party hierarchy. Jackson said he committee to raise funds and ident Reagan’s re-election duced several state and local Hundreds of the 5,000 delegates prime-time “ miniseries” for the CBS even added an hour to its then will be taken to New Orleans succeeded overwhelmingly,” wanted more specific commit­ work for minority candidates, in campaign. officials. and alternates in The Omni left networks, but succeeded so well coverage of the ciosing session of for the Republican convention said state Sen. Kevin B. Sullivan ments. Jackson also said he voter registration and, in waiting, Had he had more time, Stolberg the coliseum carrying bags bulg­ that the networks are considering the Democratic National Conven­ The six-minute Dukakis fiim next month.” of West Hartford, a Dukakis wasn’t looking for a job or a title for the next Jackson campaign. said he would have discussed the ing with prizes they had picked cutting back on future convention tion on Thursday night, beginning was narrated by his cousin, In addition to the cable beneath alternate delegate. for himself — a statement he has While Dukakis has worked at differences between the way up. Some had bunches of bal­ coverage. at 8 p.m. EDT instead of 9. CBS Oscar-winning actress Olympia the floor, the sound and lighting John Flynn of Avon, a Dukakis repeated in Atlanta. unity and conciliation, he also has Bush and Dukakis look at the loons: others waved large alumi­ ABC News President Roone viewers therefore got to see oile of Dukakis, who introduced him on crew had to remove some 500 delegate, said Dukakis had set After the Democrats broke indicated that there are limits, federal government’s relation­ num and cardboard replicas of Arledge even suggested Thurs­ the better speeches, the vibrant the podium. lights and 15 miles of cable above just the right tone and, as for the camp in San Francisco four years and that he is not yielding the ship with state and local the Greek flag. day that his network would cut and stirring seconding speech for the floor. election in November, “ It’s ours ago, Jackson broke ranks. He party command he won with the governments. Alvin Chambliss Jr., a Jackson back on coverage for the Republi­ ABC said it ran the Dukakis “ j know that sounds like a lot, to lose now.” said the Mondale campaign had nomination. Lloyd Bentsen delivered by “ The Reagan-Bush federalism delegate from Oxford, Miss., can National Convention in former Rep. Barbara Jordan, fiim because it was short. NBC but we had even more lights up “ We were up in the snow of New no strategy and no themes to win He needs Jackson, but not at has amounted to cutting pro­ walked out clutching his “ Bent- August. speaking from her wheelchair. and CNN ran the Dukakis film as there for the Pink Floyd concert Hampshire (campaigning with the black vote. He said there were any price. Dukakis is not in grams and dumping them on the sen No” sign. “ There’s no way “ If you keep the conventions in NBC and ABC joined in mid­ just another part of the here a couple of months ago,” Dukakis) and tonight he drained not enough blacks or other Mondale’s position. Four years states and local governments I'm going to leave this behind,” this form, obviousiy it’s not speech. proceedings. said Chuck Adams, a spotlight everyone,” said Flynn, who is minorities on the campaign staff. ago, the Democratic ticket without giving them the resour­ he said. technician. attracting anybody to the pro­ CBS declined to run a campaign ces to continue them,” Stolberg regional director of the United Mondale showed hi&irritation, trailed hopelessly behind Rea­ The ratings for this year’s Some delegates were still cess,” said Arledge. “ It’s driving film on Michael Dukakis that the said. Mike Oshust, director of opera­ Auto Workers union. remarking that he had/appointed gan. Dukakis is d ealii^ from Democratic convention have searching for souvenirs when the people at home not to watch, to other networks carried, filling in “ With President Dukakis, tions for The Omni coliseum, said Another UAW official and Du­ a Jackson adviser as a deputy strength; he leads in early polls. been running about 10 percent first members of the breakdown find something else rather than instead with commentary and a there’s going to be a real the work crews, in addition to kakis delegate from Connecticut, di rector of his ca mpaign a nd even Republicans already are claim­ lower than the ratings for the 1984 crew arrived, 30 minutes after the watch the political process. It’s commercial. partnership and that’s why those removing 2,000 portable chairs, Philip Wheeler of Haddam, also that didn’t help. ing Dukakis has made Jackson a convention. The networks carried convention’s close. also had to reinstall 5,500 fixed Jackson kept saying he wanted Democratic boss. One GOP spo­ not healthy for the country.” There was controversy at the gavel-to-gavel coverage of the of us who work in state govern­ ■’Now the fun begins,” said campaigned with Dukakis last NBC and CBS said they would 1984 GOP convention when NBC seats that were removed so the winter. to support the ticket, but had to do kesman, Gov. James Thompson conventions until 1984, but ratings ment and local government are so Frank Taylor, one of several of Illinois, said Dukakis made give the same coverage to the was the only network to carry an have been in a decline since 1976. enthusiastic,” he added. Democrats could Install their “ We thought it would happen so “ with integrity and self- AT&T technicians who were huge pink, blue and gray podium. respect, and I must be able to Jackson “ his partner” and gave dismantling the computer voting then, but you always do when you “ It took us six weeks to put up get involved in a campaign,” convey a message of hope to the him at least as much clout as terminals scattered about the the podium but we’ll have it people I represent.” Bentsen will have. It’s all part of ATTENTION... convention floor. Wheeler said. “ It’s just great to PAT O’BRIEN RECEIVES completely torn down within see It become a reality.” Those themes, too, became the Republican effort to depict Soon, a small arm y of laborers eight days,” he said. Dukakis as a liberal in centrist Gov. William A. O’Neill, chair­ fam iliar in Atlanta. and technicians was pulling down disguise. AWARD “We’ve got to work fast be­ man of the Connecticut delega­ Jackson said he certainly will the light and sound systems, cause we’ve got another show work for the ticket, “ But in some Any renewal of the 1984 scena­ LARGE tion, was among those on the Sentry Real Estate is stacking chairs, ripping up the coming in on the 29th.” sense the.relationship I will have rio would play into that GOP SELECTION stage with Dukakis after the pleased to announce that with the campaign must be strategy. Dukakis won’t let it 1987 & 1988 FRONT speech. P at O’ Brien is a recipient defined by Gov. Dukakis.” happen. WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES! “ I thought his delivery was of the Greater Hartford AP photo m M T THE TICKET — Democratic vice good, I thought his message was Board of Realtors Out­ Folksy video offered Dukakis wave to supporters at the clear and succinct and heart­ M in STMT m n iw aw n iL T presidential candidate Lloyd Bentsen standing Sales Award for MIMTM MTttsmusu Democratic National Convention Thurs­ warming.” O’ Neill said, “ and yet Conservative Bentsen the month of April 1988. *15 and presidential candidate Michael cool, calculating on what he You Will Love Our day night. The award was presented a glimpse at Dukakis wants to do for this country.” BMNDNEW LOW COST at a Board Dinner Meet­ The governor shook hands with SUBURBANS or ^ Auto Rentals celebrates differences ing held recently at the ATLANTA (AP) — Actress Dukakis and Jackson but had no CONVERSION VANS Olympia Dukakis gave America time to say much more than Sheraton - Hartford. Pat a glimpse of the life and times of Many Jackson delegates WASHINGTON (AP) - Lloyd has had several years ex­ “ Good luck.” her cousin Michael, narrating a Bentsen, cast in the role of perience selling real es­ *59^ folksy video that ranged from the conservative on the new Demo­ tate and continues to look presidential nominee’s immi­ Sen. Larson cratic ticket, has decided not to forward to meeting the grant roots to his tomato plants. unreconciled, some bitter bury his differences with the real estate needs of cli­ C A LL O R CO M f M TODAY AND DRIVE AWAY IN COMFORT. “ Michael and I have been more liberal Michael Dukakis, ents and friends in the ASK FOR JACK HODGSON. fortunate, but we’ re not unique. ejected from but to praise them. Greater Hartford area. ATLANTA (AP) — Jesse Jack­ n Millions of Americans have Before millions of Americans Congratulations Pat! Extra Special Coupon Savings son’s Democrats are leaving “It’s much too early in the campaign for me to 1 Day Free - with 3 day minimum rental or worked hard to realize their Atlanta divided on the question of who watched Thursday’s conven­ dreams. Extending these oppor­ convention I 100 FreeFri miles - with weekly rental. unity, with many warning' that lay down my Jackson sign and pick up a tion on prime-time television, the FREE HOME EVALUA TION — tunities to everyone is what I E«pirw M1/M , . MuH b* ptuwMd tl lim. ol t»Hil | they need time to heal their ATLANTA (AP) — Connecticut Texas senator served notice that M ike’s all about,” the Oscar- Dukakis sign. You can’t turn off those things like disappointment before they can state Senate President Pro Tem­ he does not believe Democrats winning actress said Thursday judge Michael Dukakis. a water faucet.” pore John B. Larson was briefly must “ march in lockstep” to win m otors night during her introduction of ^^" “ It’s much too early in the ejected from the Itemocratic the White House. Dukakis at the finale of the — Les Kimber « 5 e n ^ fir Auto Rentals campaign for me to lay down my National Convention after argu­ His speech was not as dynamic Democratic National 777 Talcottville Rd. (Rt. 83) . m Jackson sign and pick up a Jackson delegate from Fresno, Calif. ing with a convention floor REAL ESTATE SERVICES Convention. as that of the presidential nomi­ Dukakis sign,” saidLesKimber, a security guard who Larson said “ We all know that many nee, andltdid not rouse the crowd 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 OPtN Jackson delegate from Fresno, was treating fellow state dele­ 872*9145 MON.-r^y3M:S) Americans have come to this to the heights attained by Duka­ Calif. “ You can’t turn off these endorsed Dukakis. gates rudely. country with nothing, nothing but my block to vote ?’ That remains to kis’ oratory. But Bentsen had his things like a water faucet.” Aconsiderable share of about20 be seen.” “ It was a question of civility,” hope. Well, today one of their sons own way of telling his party he OLYMPIA DUKAKIS Kimber and other Jackson Jackson delegates interviewed ^rson said Thursday morning, Just Follow These Directions- stands before you with the balances the ticket nicely: .. .‘‘not unique” delegates interviewed on the Thursday accepted the Dukakis- There was doubt in the South, as foyowlng the incident Wednesday opportunity to be president of the Democrats, he said, “ are not closing night of the Democratic Jackson pact. But at least as many well. Jackson’s state coordinator LLOYD BENTSEN IWnMndnrlMia United States.” country and “ used to listen to the gray grains of oatmeal in a bland ftemftoclnai convention said they were wary of said no, not yet. from Virginia, Mary Cox, pre­ He said he "had words” with .. .“we stand united" In a pre-recorded video played Red Sox on the radio (and) figure porridge of privilege ... We have EKnglon Dukakis and reluctant for now to “Right now it looks good on dicted that his voters in her state me guard and his superior after for the convention and TV au­ out batting averages.” differences of opinion. But on the It’S back his candidacy, Jackson’s television. Butyouhavetoseehow would be cool to Dukakis. Karen Gejdenson, wife of Rep. dience, Miss Dukakis stood at the “ Michael went away to college basic issues of justice and oppor­ rights and better housing, health urging for unity notwithstanding. many Jackson people are brought Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., was Dukakis fam ily’s suburban home planning to follow in his father’s From Georgia, Jackson cam­ care and education for all blueberry Other Jackson supporters into the process,” said Chicago shoved. tunity, we stand united.” DZEN in Brookline, Mass., showing off footsteps and become a physi­ paign chairman Gene Walker pledged their wholehearted sup­ delegate Mark Allen. “ You can’t As the argument escalated, If the party does not expect citizens. ^ t i m e ! •nUWMMIY /.eUMBERRY the tomato plants and “ where he cian, but he soon discovered his sounded a more hopeful, but still port. “ Wecame here togetherand go to a bunch of blacks and say, Larson said the guard and others great things of Bentsen’s rhe­ But Bentsen is more conserva­ HU. irl'k mx comes on his day off to cut the own interests in politics and cautious note. “ The partnership we’re leaving even closer to­ ‘ Rise up,’ with nothing but white who had been summoned finally toric, it does expect great things tive than Dukakis and many m a fWIMSPBBWV grass. Mike, it needs it.” government,” she said. “ He was so far has been real," he said. gether,” said Joel Ferguson, folks at the front. told him, “ You’re outta here,” of him in November. The senator, Democrats on many issues, in­ PMU HU. Playing on the Massachusetts inspired by John F. Kennedy. So “ And make sure you put ‘so far.' Jackson delegation leader from “ There’s hope. We’ve talked grabbed his arm and e s co rt^ whose name has been described cluding his support of school governor’s well-known reputa­ in 1960, after the Army, he went to Michigan. But in fact his own about partnership,” said Allen. In the Texas delegation, about him up the stairs. as "m a gic” in the state of Texas, prayer, the Contra rebels in tion for frugality. Miss Dukakis the Democratic Ckinvention. Soon ranks were split. “ But there’s still a lotof ill feelings 15 black delegates remained He described the security staff was picked for the ticket to win Nicaragua and his opposition to 'J displayed a 25-year-old afterwards, he decided to run for “ We have a lot of angry people in the wind.” seated during a standing ovation as "the Hitler Youth” and said he his home state, and its 29 gun control. snowblower. office.” PICK YOUR OWN •OUTH from Michigan,” said Jackson In swing states such as Allen’s, for Bentsen; one said they were planned to file a complaint with electoral votes, for the Still, the quiet-spoken senator, VMNOOOR “ Mike says it works as well as it Miss Dukakis spoke of her delegate Arthur Wiggins of De­ resolution of those conflicts may unimpressed with his civil rights the Democratic National who has a vaguely patrician air, father and uncle who came from Democrats. did on the day he bought it. John, troit. “ He wasnotfairlytreatedat be critical for the Dukakis record. Committee. Greece in search of the American The Dukakis-Bentsen camp has had plenty of supporters Thurs­ his son, says it’s as old as his two all. Some people thinkit’sbecause Larson, D-East Hartford, said dream. campaign. Enthusiastic support The delegates who were skittish also made it clear Bentsen will day night. DZEN BLUEBERRY HILL sisters. I say Mike gives the word heisa minister. Some thinkit’sthe from blacks could provide crucial he was allowed to return to the “ They had no money. They about the Democratic ticket said spend a good deal of time in the Dukakis, in his own remarks, Barber Hill Road frugal new dimension.” color of his skin.” votes, while lukewarm backing convention hall after Peter Kelly didn’t know the language. What it would take time to measure South, which has been Reagan- paid tribute to Bentsen, saying he South Windsor-East Windsor Town Line I lOli.; The nominee’s cousin also took Dukakis and Jackson declared could prove crippling. of Hartford, a top figure in the they had were dreams, a commit­ Dukakis’ commitment to their Bush territory of late. would speak up if the National )tuU viewers back to Dukakis’ high their unity after a pre-convention “ It’s one thing to say, yes. I ’ll Democratic National Committee, ment to realize them and a constituencies. Many said they Bentsen and his aides have Security Council came up with Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - Noon C a l l : school, describing a sports-loving summit Monday and many of vote,” said Allen. “ But is there ^’talked to some people he knew. ” willingness to make sacrifices for wanted to see whether he helps stressed those issues on which he the "cockamamie idea that we 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. youth who excelled at baseball, Jackson’s supporters in leader­ enough here to make the masses of Larson said he was back on the their children.” blacks gain party posts at the state and Dukakis agree; economic should trade arms to the ayatol­ basketball, tennis and cross- ship roles took the cue and people say. T il gel everybody on floor in 10 minutes or so, in time to Sal. - Sun. 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. and local levels. lah for hostages.” 644-2478 cast his vote for Michael Dukakis. growth. Jobs creation, women’s 6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 22 1988

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and move most of the 27 jobs to a group OPINION STATE headquarters in Charlottesville, Va. Cliff Tralnor, a Cooper spokesman, said most McGuigan hits state cops of the jobs will be phased out by Jan. 1. Five of & R EG IO N the 27 employees have been offered transfers to 6 closer Mtite other Cooper operations, Trainor said. He said Party must TMA others may be offered transfers, retire or be laid $1,250 fine for digging off. for not following orders J a c k Founded in 1890, Arrow Hart had about 5,500 workers in Hartford fn its heyday, just after .T NEWINGTON — TheTlepartment of Public HARTFORD (AP) - State signed to the state police organ­ bling charges in 1985 at the Utility (Control fined an excavating company World War II, It made high-quality electrical police are at fault for the ized crime squad. He said the root teach public A n d e r s o n fittings. insistence of Waterbury State’s and its owner $1,250 for violating laws regarding con tin ^ g problems with in the of the disagreement was over Attorney John A. Connelly, "rhe excavations around natural gas lines. The factory itself was sold two years ago after criminal justice system because Thomas W. Speers, a longtime arrest touched off a dispute The Democrats will need to do more than Frank Costello and Costello Industries of Cooper ended all Arrow Hart manufacturing in they refuse to take directions state police informant from between Connelly and state po­ Join hands in a show of unity to reclaim the Newington were fined because Costello failed to Hartford. Cooper leased back a small amount of from prosecutors and judges, Wolcott. lice, which caught the eye of White House from the Republicans in hand-dig in the vicinity of underground gas space for remaining, support operations. former Chief State’s Attorney Speers’ 16-year involvement legislators. lines, the DPUC said Thursday. Austin J. McGuigan has told a with state police has become a Lt. Edward Dailey, formerly November. legislative panel. Costello damaged two Connecticut Natural topic of the legislative inquiry. the state police spokesman, ear­ They will have to do more than embrace the Bush hopes Gas Co. service lines in Hartford, interrupting Reimbursement denied McGuigan, who was ousted McGuigan said he opposed a lier told the committee that the from office in 1985 during a bitter disenfranchised voters who have flocked to gas services to customers for 80 minutes on one continued relationship between state police feud with McGuigan ■ NEW BRITAIN — In an unprecedented dispute with state police, said in state police and Speers. He said the Rev. Jesse Jackson like sheep to a occasion and three hours on the other, the DPUC action, state utility regulators have denied was a “ fight to the death.” most other states judges and the relationship was briefly se­ McGuigan referred to that com­ sheperd. And they will have to do more than said. Northeast Utilities a $115,000 reimbursement for to steal the prosecutors give the orders and vered on the orders of then Lt. ment and said he never viewed strike a common chord of the importance of No evacuation, injuries or fatalities were a nuclear plant shutdown because the shutdown police obey. Col. Orlando P. Ragazzi. But caused by the incidents, the DPUC said. The his battle with state police in that family, education and jobs, as Massachusetts was caused by human error. “ Who is in control of the state police soon resumed the light. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis did when he maximum fine is $10,000 per incident. The Department of Public Utility Control had criminal justice system? In all relationship under Lester Forst, momentum states in this country it is He said he was "trying to do a accepted the nomination for the presidency at never before penalized a utility for such outages who was then a captain but is now because regulators felt “ there should be no generally recognized that courts a colonel and head of state police, rather difficult job under rather the D em ocratic National Convention in Acting commissioner named WASHINGTON — George Bush may name his economic pressure on the company which would and prosecutors are in control of McGuigan said. difficult circumstances.” McGui­ Atlanta Thursday. HARTFORD - William J. Gilligan of gan said state police views on the running mate next week, in a stroke of campaign encourage valuing operation over safety ,” criminal investigators — save for McGuigan said state police Wethersfield, deputy commisisoner of the state Connecticut, from time to time,” dispute may explain why some­ The greatest challenge facing this party savvy that would rob Michael Dukakis of his Wednesday’s unanimous decision said. were being used by Speers to insuranee^epartment, was named acting McGuigan said Thursday in his one in state police leaked secret which has been thwarted in its efforts to momentum from the Democratic Convention in But “ it may be that shielding the company benefit Speers’ gambling commissioner Thursday by Gov. William A appearance before the General grand jury testimony intended to control the nation’s capital over the last eight Atlanta. from the cost occasioned by misoperation has interests. O’Neill. Assembly comittee. “ He was to some degree embarrass McGuigan. years will be the education not of children but Bush has been advised to steal the headlines by subtly sponsored that which we sought to Gilligan„48, will run the department until a avoid,” the decision said. McGugian said his relationship directing where we were going, ‘‘When one is engaged, after of the American public. The Democrats will several top Republicans, including one man he permanent replacement can be found for I with state police began to deterio­ and I didn’t like that,” McGuigan There’s lots of show biz might ask to join him on the ticket. Sen. Robert all, in a lifeordeath situation, you have to teach the public that the future is outgoing Commissioner Peter W. Gillies, who rate in 1977 or 1978 when he was an said. can’t let the rules get in the way,” Dole, of Kansas. Knowledgeable sources tell us more important than the present or the past. recently resigned after five years on the job to SNET moving subsidiary assistant state’s attorney as­ Speers was arrested on gam­ McGuigan said. that Dole, who spent the early primary races trying join the law firm of Lamb. Lelby & MacRea. That won’t be an easy task. to make Bush look like a bad choice, surprisingly NEW HAVEN — Southern New England Dukakis took the first step when he told the Gillies’ last day with the department was In modern-day conventions might accept the invitation if offered. It’s felt that. Thursday. • , Telecommunications Corp. will move its SNET convention that the country’s debt under the Dole, a strong party man, would feel compelled to Systems subsidiary headquarters and 200 By Walter R. AAears accept an offer to share the ballot with his one-time employees to an office park in North Haven next Human remains in barrei Reagan administration has risen higher over can Party people can see and •and opening the way for a Arrow Hart to close the past eight years than it did in the previous The Associated Press identify. That’s important in h opponent. spring, SNET officials announced. late-blooming candidate. That HARTFORD (AP) — Arrow Hart, once one of process built around a two-party Bush has been scrambling to offset the The subsidiary, which sells and services 200. But that isn’t enough. never was a realistic prospect. the largest industrial employers in Hartford, ATLANTA — In the pageantry system that exists because It advantage Dukakis has gained in the last several telecommunications systems to businesses, is Dukakis will need, at some point in his The primary election arithmetic will be only a memory for the city by the end of may be missing car thief of the roll call of states, it almost evolved, not because it was precludes it. weeks of the campaign. Thanl(s to the Rev. Jesse reorganizing its work space, said SNET Systems campaign, to offer specifics as to how he plans seemed that delegates to the the year.. written down anywhere. At the next Democratic conven­ Jackson, the Democratic race continued to make president A. Thomas Kelly. to improve the quality of life for all Cooper Industries Inc., which owns Arrow STRATFORD (AP) - A barrel Democratic National Convention Modern conventions don’t' call tion there yill be even less news as Bush’s own uncontested primary SNET’s headquarters are in New Haven, Marra has been on trial for the by the discovery of a skull near had a decision to make. They Hart, plans to close the remaining operations believed to contain human re­ past six weeks on charges of Americans while balancing the budget. the tunes, they dance to the delegate leeway. In a concession campaign moved to the back pages. The liberal ■ where it has about 5,000 employees. Bond’s Dock last December by didn’t, but that's show business. mains recovered from the Housa- Better education, day care and health care music. to Jackson, the Democrats Jackson succeeded in making Dukakis look like a attempted kidnapping, arson, some oystermen who pulled it up And show business is what tonic River may be linked to a burglary and larceny in Superior In Atlanta, delegates caucused agreed to tie,1992 delegate votes moderate and a winner. with a net, John Solomon, the cost money. The Am erican people will want to national political conventions convicted car thief who is facing Court in Bridgeport in connection and convention whips counted even more tightly to the primary Bush’s advisers have been tearing their hair out investigator for the state’s attor­ know where the money will come from. They have become. They are unrivaled murder and other charges stem­ with Noel’s disappearance in late heads, all as though there were election numbers. < trying to come up with a way to get their man in the ney’s office who is overseeing the also will need to understand in a personal w ay as the greatest shows in Ameri­ ming from the disappearance of 1983 or early 1984. case, said Thursday. something still to be settled. Four Republican conventions spotlight, making him look more decisive in the Upjohn Co. says it’s shocked the Democrats’ philosophy that the Reagan can politics. Their central deci­ There wasn’t, but the exercise two associates, a law enforce­ Marra also faces a separate The skeletal remains found ago, when then-President Ri­ 'process. Hence, the notion of naming a running ment official said. revolution has only been good for "som e of sions are made in advance, far proceeded as it'alwdys does. chard M. Nixon was renominated murder charge in connection with Tuesday were missing a skull, from the convention hall, by mate long before the Republican Convention in The official, who asked not to be the 1984 disappearance of Pal­ us.’ ’ Dukakis Sbaled his Democratic in 1972, a minute-by-minute con- Solomon said. They were being voters, not delegates. New Orleans Aug. 15-18. identified, said on Thursday night presidential nomination on June vention script leaked oiit, to the over chemical spill discovery mieri, who investigators believe held at the Stratford police The public is not a collective Good The idea of an early pick was born in a metting that “ there’s a strong possibility was beaten at Marra's garage in Nowadays, conventions are 7, capturing a delegate majority cbnsternation of the GOP leader­ department. Samaritan. Not everyone loses sleep (every scripted and scheduled to the between Republican convention director Fred that it could be linked” to Thomas Bridgeport. Investigators have six weeks before the oonvention. ship. It outlined a clockwork HARTFORD (AP) - Upjohn Superior Court seeking to expand Class B poison, can relea.se Dr. Henry Lee, of the stale minute. While the schedules Malek and the four congressmen and four seqator^ E. Marra Jr., of Bridgeport. said Marra may have been night wondering about the number of The nominhtion was a ritual. convention, with “ spontaneous Co. officials say they were as a lawsuit filed in March 1988 hazardous nitrogen oxides and police forensic science labora­ seldom work, the schedulers try who powwow with him on convention mattersrDoIe “ That will all depend on the assisted by another man. homeless in our streets and the number of Dukpkis got 2,876.25 votes. Jack- demonstrations’’ included and shocked as anyone when canoe­ against Upjohn in connection hydrochloric acid gases and can tory, has made “ some tenative to enforce them, the better to play son 1,218.5. Then, on a motion co-chairs the month-old advisory committee with ists discovered a foul substance evidence and the identification Bridgeport State’s Attorney observations” about the bones. people who grow more infirm every day timed to the minute. Republicans with an unreported spill in cause burns, headaches, nausea process,” the official said. to national television. Convention from the Jackson side, the Rep. Robert Michel of Illinois, the Republican oozing from a storm sewer pipe Donald A. Browne has said Solomon said. He declined to because of the lack of health insurance. were embarrassed to have their December 1987 of 1,300 gallons of and even death, according to the Police divers found the 55- roles, from keynote speaker to convention made it unanimous. leader of the House. (The others are Sen. Nancy into an inlet of the Quinnipaic the same substance. officials believe Palmieri was elaborate. make-believe spontaneity Chemical Transportation Emer­ gallon drum as they searched beaten with a baseball bat, placed The public will need to know the real cost of alternate delegate, reward and Republicans wili conduct ’ a unveiled. Kassebaum of Kansas; Sen. William Armstrong of River near the company’s North “ Major spills obviously can and Marra made national headlines gency Center, a Washington near Bond’s Dock in Stratford on in a refrigerator and that the these things which are a collective scourge on recognize party leaders and similar rite op. Aug., 17 In New 'Colorado; Sen. Frank Murkowski of Alaska; Rep. Haven plant last month. do o?cur in industrial settings.’’ public service organization. But when he worked for the FBI in a workers. There’s no embarrassment Tuesday. The state’s attorney’s refrigerator was dropped into the nation’s conscience. American people will Orleans, formally awarding the about such matters now. Conven­ Nancy Johnson of Connecticut; Rep. Don Sundquist Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said at a news confer­ Hessler said the designation sting operation after a 1980 arrest They bring together the dispar­ Lieberman and Environmental office in Bridgeport is Bridgeport Harbor. on car theft charges. need to know how to measure those costs in nomination »Vlce^ President tion scripts are released ip of Tennessee, and Rep. Thomas DeLay of Texas.) ence to announce the latest action means that one would have to be investigating. ate, sometimes conflicting ele­ George Bush captured for certain Protection Commissioner Leslie against the Kalamazoo, Mich - No bodies have been found, but Federal officers gave Marra terms of their future and the future of their advance. They seldom make the Sources told us that the group was debating exposed to large quantities of the Bridgeport police divers search­ ments which in coalition make up on .April 26. Bush is unopposed. Carothers charged Thursday that based chemical and pharmaceut­ chemical for it to cause much Marra, who once worked for the $5,000 and told him to offer it to children. timetable, but they try. The whether. Biish should name his running mate on ing the harbor found a human foot the Democratic and Republican Not since 1932 has a national the substance was the residue ical company. harm. FBI in a botched sting operation Walsh as the downpayment on a nominating session ran about an Wednesday or Thursday of the Republican ^ in August 1986, Browne has said. They will need to know what price all of us parties. Only then do Northeast­ convention taken more than one from one of four unreported "But what we are beginning to aimed at Bridgeport Police Su­ $30,000 bribe if Walsh would hour behind schedule. Convention week, when Dole quietly made a case The residue discovered by the Browne said at the time he would ern liberals sit in side-by-side ballot to name its nominee. Adlai chemical spills that occurred see and worry about with Upjohn perintendent Joseph A. Walsh, is return a city towing contract he will have to pay if the escalating debt is not Presidential nominees used to for announcing the choice on the heels of the conoeists was cleaned up late in unity, if not always in'full accord, E. Stevenson woil the Democratic between 1982 and 1986. currently serving a 15- to 20-year try to prove that it was had taken from a company owned brought under control. stage-manage some suspense Democratic Convention. Why let Dukakis and Sen. is a pattern of those spills and a June, he said. Palmieri’s. with Sun Belt conservatives. ■ nomination on a third ballot'that Edward Hessler, general man­ pattern of failing to report those prison sentence for mastermind­ by Marra's uncle. jnto the proceedings by waiting Lloyd ‘Bentsen, D-Texas, leap out of the starting It could not be d/termined So Jesse Jackson makes his year, defeating then-Sen. Estes ager of Upjohn’s North Haven Hessler. who said spills gener­ ing a stolen car ring. Marra offered Walsh the mo­ until the final day before naming gate alone? spills,” he said. “ Upjohn is a Thursday night whether the foot peace with the ticket he wanted to Kefauver of KentuqkV, who had plant, confirmed that company ally occur because of equipment ney on . Aug. 18, 1981. Walsh Letters to the editor a.running mate. It wasn’t publicly major international corporation He faces a charge of murder in had been identified. lead, then join, and while some of Several Bush aides are sold on the idea and have records indicated that spills had failure, agreed that Upjohn’s immediately arrested Marra for won thd presidential’ primaries discussed in advance. Bad form. and it’s frankly shocking to see the death of Alex Palmieri, 15, Police divers began searching his delegates grumble, they non­ but couldn’t make it stick. been touting it to the vice president. occurred, but said Upjohn be­ environmental controls have attempted bribery, thwarting the Letters should be brief and to the point. They Not in Atlanta. Dukakis an­ such sloppy management of its and other charges in the disap­ again a few days ago. prompted etheless agree that Gov. Michael Now primaries rule {qid con­ If Bush agrees, the question of when will give lieved it had completely cleaned been inadequate, but said the sting operation. should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for nounced his choice of Bentsen for hazardous materials.” pearance of Richard Noel. 29. The Dukakis and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen ventions ratify. way to the question of who. Dole is being pressured up after each ocqurrence. Hessler said the spills,, includ­ company is moving to correct charges were filed as the result of ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters vice president six days Itofore the are more to their taste than Vice There was pre-season specula­ to consider the No. 2 spot by a host of party bosses, “ The shock to us was how it ing one involving more thap 3,400 that. It recently hired an environ­ a three-year investigation into must be signed with name, address and daytime convention. The 1984 ticket also President George Bush and the tion that this tjme might be and from an old mover-and-shaker in exile — could get into our storm sewer gallons on June 17, 1986, weren’t mental engineer, he said the mysterious disappearances of telephone number (for verification). was complete before the conven­ running mate he has yet to name. different, that a divided Demo­ tion began. Richard Nixon. system,” he said. “ We were truly reported simply because “ in Palmieri and Noel and another ^ N / o For a week or so, every fourth cratic field might deadlock the Blossoming into his role as elder statesman, shocked.” earlier years it was unclear to us The action filed Wednesday Bridgeport associate. Daniel Address letters to; Open Forum. Manchester But the show goes on, a political year, there really is a national primaries and therefore the con­ Nixon recently advised Dole in a telephone On the basis of Upjoin’s own whether to report spills of this seeks $10,000 a day in fines for Sherman, 23. Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040 extravaganza tailored for televi­ Democratic Party and a Republi­ vention, forcing multiple ballots records, Lieberman on Wednes­ particular material.” each violation, costs of the state’s O ^ sion. Not even the delegates are conversation to join Bush on the ballot If asked. In a stirring pep talk, Nixon told Dole that the team day filed a motion in Hartford Ortho-nitrochloro-benezene. a investigation and prosecution essential. Some of them were and restoration of the affected would not only be good for the party, but good for kept out along with late-arriving area. Keep Your Driveway at MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL spectators and journalists when the country. The implication is that without Dole, I Young & Beautiful! the fire department decreed that Bush’s chances are diminished. • Spanish-speaking judge The state is also seeking $2.2 the hall was overcrowded and In post-primary polls. Dole scoredhightr than million in fines in connection with Presents barred access during the Tues­ Bush when pitted against Dukakis, meaning Dole alleged violations of a discharge / was the more popular Republican candidate permit in 1985. A state trial day and Wednesday night ses­ latexite SAVING YOUR SIGHT sions. Anyone who wasn’t in by nationwide. But he didn’t have the money or the agrees to review tapes referee has recommended the Sealers • Patches mid-evening wasn’t admitted. organization to survive the primary system. fine be only $135,000. A Superior Crack fillers • Cleaner Deborah Downes. M.D., Ophthalmologist THE M i(?ACLE “ If you like being crammed in The trouble is, both men would have to swallow HARTFORD (AP) - A federal members of his staff. He also Court judge must now review the case. Mfr Copeland Co Cheshire, CT 06410 OF like a sardine, it’s a pretty nice some hard feelings before they could envision their judge who is fluent in Spanish has established security guidelines to 6 p.m. WE MESS ensure that the tapes aren’t JN place to be,” said Texas Demo­ names together on the ballot. Bush hasn’t forgotten established guidelines for his Wednesday, July 27 MASSACHOSETTS cratic Chairman Bob Slagle. Dole’s dry put-downs that made mock of Bush review of tape-recorded evidence tampered with. ATTENTION PARENTS OF H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium Then againj if you don’t like specifically, and the vice presidency in general. in the $7 million Wells Fargo case Cabranes was asked by U.S. SEPTEJMBER KINDERGARTEN STUDEN’TS Manchester Memorial HospPal being crammed in like a sardine, to determine whether the tapes FREE Dole hasn’t forgotten how he himself belittled the District Judge T. Emmet Clarie, Small Wonders offers a child safe, fun, learning en­ it is best to steer clear of national job. Nor has he forgiven what he felt were Bush’s are audible enough to be pres­ the trial judge in the Wells Fargo No reservations arc required. conventions. ented to the jury. vironment before the afternoon kindergarten ses­ below-the-belt tactics in the New Hampshire case, to decide the audibility sion begins. For further information, call 647-6600. 7p O 1«M by NtA. hK l^m ary. Dole’s loss in New Hampshire cost him In a minor setback for the issue because Cabranes speaks Walter R. Mears, executive the moipentum of Iowa, and his camp^in never defense, U.S. District Judge Jose fluent Spanish and Clarie does Features of the program include: editor of The Associated Press, recover^. A. Cabranes said he would use not. transcripts and translations of Enrollment limited to 5 children. has covered national political The vice presidency also could prove to be a conventions since 1964. the tapes “ as a guide” when Defense attorneys contend that Located in a child safe neighborhood political graveyard for Dole just as he is reaching 35 of the approximately 130 tape his peak. necessary to settle disputes about Newly constructed child safe facility. the content of the tapes. recordings the prosecution wants CHERR^i’S Still sources close to Dole say that he Is being Transportation to Kindergarten Defense attorneys had argued to use are inaudible. Seven were provided. worn down like water dripping on a rock. He has that transcripts could mislead the made from a miniature elec­ = ^ ^ P a c k a g e Yes, I do know Michael Dukakis always been a party man, and future polls taken by judge into believing he heard tronic transmitter hidden on a car • Fully insured. Bush will likely establish taht Dole would be his what he had only read. used by Filiberto Ojeda Rios, a Small Wonders Child Supervision Service would Ever since Michael Dukakis began pulling away strongest running mate. Faced with that ffact. Dole In the five-page decision dated key defendant. Most of the of moderator with all the dash and elan of a traffic like the opportunity to explain our program to you. from his rivals for the Democratic presidential would be hard-pressed to say no. Wednesday, Cabranes also said remaining 28 tapes were made in light. T^ank you, Mr. Jones; your time is up. Mr. 1624 nomination, I have realized gloomily that at some he would listen to the sealed the home of Juan Segarra Palmer For more information, please call Mary Ann Wilson i-7 0 2 7 Rusher, you may proceed. And soon. In retrospect, point I would have to write a column describing my Mlnl-«dltorial originals of the tapes only in the and Luz Berrios Berrios from a Rio at 646-2796. E MIDDLE TPKE Mike’s figurative slow pulse and low blood own private impression of the man. For as luck The right is beginning to worry that the left will presence of his clerk or other miniature electronic transmitter. W a iia m pressure are probably what made him a good would have it, I have known Mike personally for moderator. use the Pentagon procurement scandal to lobby for ‘ W W W w W ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ▼ ▼ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ nearly 20 years. ’ defense cuts. And the left is beginning to claim that jAl a . a . a a . a . a . a 4 Hiram Walker R u s h e r Only once, years later, did I hear him venture a SUMMIT It all began when I was the bonservative the Reagan administration spent too much on MEMBER OF < personal opinion, tt was the last show “ The Crystal Gin WINE-IN- .*2*00 advocate on a PBS television show called “ The defense and the Pentagon scandal is proof. There is A-BOX R<8i>8- A .W I Advocates” ever put on: a special program on the. Advocates,” back in the early 1970s. The show, a legitimate quesUon that must be decided about $ A Q Q SAVE Reagan vs. Mondale election, broadcast op the How Does Dillon Do It? 1 76 L *3 00 4ol r m i c m i -* 3 .9 9 which was an hour long and was produced by whether a big arsenal will gurantee peace. But that % Sunday before Election Day, 1984.1 was the WGBH-TV in Boston, discussed a different debate should have nothing to do with the SEAGRAMS COOLERS meanwhile been elected governor and then been advocate for Reagan, and this time Mike Jnow Find Out Before You Buy! lack v e lv n procurement scandal. Public employees who profit proposal in the field of public policy every week, defeated for rei^omination) again served as re-elected governor) was a witness for Mondale. pitting a liberal advocate and a conservative at the expense of the taxpayers don’t deserve to be BARTLES & JAYMES moderator on four programs in which I In cross-examining him, I noted that Mondale , Canadian advocate against each other. Each advocate a deciding factor in that serious debate. Throwing aiP 1987 TEMPO LX SEDAN ‘ USE YOUR Multiple Finance participated. proposed to raise the taxes on corporations (among ^ Auto,, A». PS, PB. More Moon Root, Prem Sound, Full Power. <4 4to A A SAVE produced an examined two or three witnesses money away is wrong, whether you throw It away Much More You get to know a colleague fairly well in the otherfe). DukaHis, spotting a favorite liberal target, SMIPrio* S11.409 Plans i.TiL 180 * 1 7 .9 4 on a big defense budget or throw it away on a small V M M P kq .[Diic. $482 CASH REBATE Sen Price $20,815 x (usually experts or enthusiastic congressmen) in course of putting jogether an hour-long TV quickly replied, “ Yes, and they ought to be paying Value Pkg. Disc $1.476 defense budget. Jo* Rilayila/DiK. Ui $776 UP TO some with support of his side of the question, and each also program (each of k^hlch required my presence or y Rclwl* $400 Joe Rilev Disc. S i .348 SMIRNOFF 80° substantially more than they’re paying today, Facioty Rebate Sl.OOC Robert Mondavi cross-examined the Other’s witnesses. It was the availability for about 48 hours). There were topic because they’re paying a very small percentage of RtdAMNtTdHtmM $ 9 , 7 4 9 NO MONEY DOWN VOUft' cross-examinations, naturally, that provided most 'conferences, “ technicalrehearsals” (forcamera this budget.” PRICE $ 1 6 , 9 9 1 *8.49-0 $1,000°° * 6 .5 9 SAVE *2.40 of the fireworks, and gave the show an irresistible angles and the like), analyses (with the director. At that, the passionately liberal audience at the iHaurliPslrr Mrrali'i lo qualiliod buyers tang of unpredictability. (It eventually won an and moderator — the opposing advocate was, of Kennedy School of Government at Harvard (where AS Or LEASE your next Emmy.) course, excluded) of proposed lines of direct and the show was being taped) broke into loud Founded In 1881 I DOWN PAYMENT vehicle Irom us There was a “ moderator" to introduce the topic #8529 cross-examination, a final pep talk jo the applause. I let the huzzahs die down, then — PENNY M 8IEFFERT...... PuWtolwr BUSCH and the advocates, tell the witnesses when their witnesses, the program iUelf (taped as if live), and addressing myself to the nationwide audience GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... gdltof 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 *8.99sultea88 1W time was up, and rule on any disputes that arose. a post-show party. watching on TV - 1 laughed and remarked, “ Ah, DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive EdHor On nearly a score of the programs in which I Yet the curious fact is that I cannot recall, from MARIE P G R A D Y ...... CHy Editor SALES OEPT. Mon.-Thur>. 8:30-8:30; FrI. 8:30-6; Sat. 8:30-5 these Harvard audiences never change! ” To which ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aieoclete EdHor participated in 1971,1972 and 1973, the moderator ’ any of those 22 shows, a single incident or anecdote Dukakis replied; SERVICE OEPT. Mon.-FrL 8-5 24 Hour Towing. Comptoto Body Rtpalr A PahUIng MICHELOB i t R u t a t was a young Democratic member of the about Mike Dukakis. “ They probably reflect the nation as a whole to DENISE A. R O BER T S...... Advertlelng Director JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... BuelneeeMeneoer Massachusetts Legislature named Michael He was — how to put it? — utterly bland. tell you the truth. Bill.” Parts; Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-12 647-9111 & LIGHT G r a m SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoelng Meneoer Not reepontIMe tor typograpNcal error*. M^^aa. Blv Dukakis. In 1979 and 1980, when the show was Lackluster. Please don’t misunderstand me: Mike Harvard reflects America as a whole! ’That’s ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... PreeeroontMeneoer appearing only sporadically, Mike (who had Is a thoroughly decent guy. But he played the role Mike. FRANK J. McSWEEGAN...... Clrculetlon Director *12.99,:«c. Rwailf a Htiwirit Tmni * MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 22, 1988 _9 FOCUS NATION Firefighters narrowly escape firestorm RAIL ROAD FLAT, Calif. (AP) — Moyles jumped on the open back of National Forest and crews in Oregon Firefighter Tim Moyles tried to save a said Miller, who lives in Angels Camp. the truck and pulled a heat-resistant fought a 150-acre blaze out of control & W O RLD home but wound up on a hot seat — "But just after we got there, the house blanket over himself, but the oven­ in the Umatilla National Forest. literally — when his pumper truck exploded Into flames.” Airline r^ ses to refund discount fare I PEOPLE like temperatures melted the vinyl The Calaveras flare-up was typical "The wind shifted and the fire blew roared out from beneath a firestorm^ seat under him into lumpy rivulets for this summer’s fast-moving blazes DEAR BRUCE: Extradition fight looms " I> e never felt anything like It. I’ve down on us,” he added. DEAR BRUCE: I have read and Your problem lies in the fact that surrounded by blisters. '■ that have thrown flaming debris far There is a lot of confu­ never been that hot,” Moyles said Miller shouted at his crew to board, heard all sorts of advice on the the Canadians and the Americans, LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivia refused to send "When you pull the cover over, you ahead of them in rugged drought- sion about airline policy Thursday as firefighters got the upper and they roared down the rpad as "the following subject, but frankly, and although they live in separate coun­ Roberto Suarez Gomez to face drug can’t see anything, I didn’t know what parched terrain thick with timber and today, but we feel we’ve Koch visits Ireiand hand on twin blazes that have burned wind turned the flames into a maybe it’s my stupidity, I don’t tries, both call their currency dollars. was happening,” he said. "M y main brush. been abused and the trafficking charges in the United States 12,500 acres in rural Calaveras furnace,” said Moyles. understand. My great uncle died and If Canadians had money called DUBLIN, Ire­ where officials say he is the biggest cocaine concern was just to make sure I didn’t Moyles and Dan Miller, the 34-year- ” We were a little concerned about airline is adopting an Smart Money land — New York’s County. Crews hope to contain them fall off the back of the truck.” left us a little more than $10,000 in “ copecks,” It would be easy to producer in the world. tonight. old captain of CDF Engine No. 4481 of Tim on the back (on the truck),” but extraordinarily unreas­ Toronto. understand that so many U.S. dollars loquacious Mayor Arson is suspected as the cause of Valley Springs, were chasing spot onable position. Suarez Gomez, accused of peddling cocaine Moyles, 27, and 'three other Moyles was unhurt when they pulled Bruce Williams When I called the attorney there, he would be worth so many Canadian Edward I. Koch the blazes that began Tuesday and fires on a ridge when they saw gas We were invited to a by the ton thrpugh a vast global network, was members of a California Department over a few hundred yards away at a said he would be very pleased to have “ copecks.” stopped talking have razed six houses. Authorities ignite from a propane tank next to the wedding in Chicago sev­ behind bars today after police trudged of Forestry pumper truck crew sped wide spot in the road. Miller said. the money transferred to my account But since Canadians call their estimate losses and the cost of home a quarter-mile away. A pumper eral months ago. We long enough to thrtmgM jungle to one of his five ranches and out of a crashing wave of flame that "If we had stalled, we’d have lost here in Pennsylvania. However, in the money by the same name Americans fighting the fires at $4.3 million. ■'-crewed by volunteers fled, out of the engine," he said. “ I thought we bought the airline down a glass of arrested him as he slept. swallowed a home near this old transfer, the dollar amount would be use, you seem to expect the two In Wyoming, firefighters made water. would have real burn damage to the tickets 30 days before the trip to take Guinness at one of gold-mining town, 150 miles east of If you wanted the flexibility of a reduced to a little more than $7,000.1 currencies to be equal in value. President Victor Paz Estenssoro says he is progress on a wildfire covering more "I saw the structure was still engine, but I guess we didn’t stay long advantage of the lowest possible fare. ublin’s best- San Francisco. ticket that you could cancel at the last think that is a pretty heavy price to When you received the quotation very pleased with Suarez Gomez’s arrest and than 17,000 acres in the Bridger-Teton standing, so we went down to save it,” enough." A week before the wedding, the known pubs. ^ moment, then you would have paid a pay to have money moved from from the attorney in Canada, appar­ that the fight against drugs is the top priority groom got cold feet and, since the The mayor made full cash fare, which is sometimes Canada to the United States. ently the exchange ratio was $1 of the government,” Interior Minister Juan wedding was canceled, we have no a 15-minute lunch­ more than double the price of the I expressed this opinion to the Canadian equals 70 cents U.S. Carlos Duran said told reporters Thursday. reason to go to Chicago. But the time stop Thurs­ discount tickets. attorney, but he said it had to do with You aren’t losing anything. Duran said Bolivia will not extradite Suarez airline said, in effect, "You bought the day at Neary’s Fish oil may help prevent heart attacks the exchange rate. Should I leave the This is not too difficult to under­ Gomez to the United Ststes beesuse he wos tickets, and there is no refund.” Since I can tell you from first-hand money in Canada, where I would still stand in theory. But it is thoroughly 'Select Bar, where sentenced to 15 years in Bolivia this year. But we paid the travel agent cash, we WASHINGTON (AP) — A labora­ live in cold water will depress experience that I have "eaten” have $10,000, or bring it down here and confusing when two currencies — he enjoyed a U.S. officials said they still will seek to have fish-oil pills as a heart attack Several studies, including research can’t stop payment through our credit tory experiment by two Cleveland production of a protein called the several of these low fare tickets, But, take the loss? such U.S. and Canadian dollars, or half-pint of Ire­ him brought to trial in the United States. preventative. More study must be among Greenland Eskimos and fi­ card. researchers may help to explain why platelet-derived growth factor. even so, it was a lot less expensive S.R., HERSHEY, PA. Swiss and French francs — enjoy the land’s most fam­ The arrest of the debonair 56-year-old done before there is proof that such shermen in Japan and Holland, have You’d think the airline would show a diet rich in cold-water fish helps to Reducing this protein. Fox said in a than paying the full fare on the trips same name, but not the same, value. ous brew and tried Suarez Gomez, who also has been accused of dietary supplements can be effective, shown that a diet that includes lots of some sympathy. What do you think? that I did not take. Edward I. Koch prevent heart attacks. telephone interview, suppresses the he said. DEAR S.R.: As I’m sure you know, his hand at tending helping finance the bloody military coup that In a study published today in the fish may be responsible for the low F.C., SYRACUSE, N.Y. If someone is ill and receives a growth of smooth muscle cells in "I would not personally recommend incidence of heart disease among the currencies of different countries bar. He was temporarily stymied by the lever overthrew the civilian government in 1980 journal Science, Paul L. Fox and Paul doctor’s excuse or someone passes arteries and, thus, helps stem the that people take fish oil,” Fox said. “ I those groups. have varying values in relation to on the beer keg. was greeted with jubilation. DEAR F.C.: I think you’re going to E. DiCorleto of the Cleveland Clinic blood-vessel narrowing that can lead don’t think it’s bad for you. But I away, the airlines make a refund. But, each other. Bruce Williams, America’s top “ The mayor said he wouldn’t make a very have to pay for some airline tickets, so Research Institute report that in to a heart attack. would recommend a more prudent under the conditions you’ve des­ In other words, a British pound is radio talk hosts, Is heard each good bartender," said David Simpson, But Fox said researchers still aren’t you might as well take a trip. The very test-tube experiments they have But Fox said the finding does not diet, which would include eating fish cribed, it seems to me that you should worth a certain number of U.S. Neary’s assistant manager. "But he got it sure precisely how the oil works to low fares are sold with a no-refund-no- weeknight on NBC stations. Probe launched on stock shown that oil extracted from fish that mean that people shoi^d s'tart popping several times a week.” make it a vacation in Chicago. dollars, and the value can change on a column appears every Monday, Wed­ perfect on the second try.” prevent heart attack. change condition — and you knew that Clearly, the airline has no responsibil­ daily basis. When you bring pounds to nesday and Friday. Write to Williams Koch flew in from the Netherlands and spent NEW YORK (AP) — A series of suspicious or should of known that when you ity to give you a refund on a cut-rate the United States, for example, they in care of the Manchester Herald, a whirlwind day in the Irish capital. Today, he stock trades just before Business Week’s purchased them. fare. are translated into dollars. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. was to join a pilgrimage led by Roman widely-read Wall Street column hit the streets Swaggart revival Catholic Cardinal John O’Connor of New York has prompted an investigation by the to promote peace in Northern Ireland. magazine’s publisher that "covers the entire operation.” upsets ministers BOYS! GIRLS! Wife finds it hard to bear McGraw-Hill Inc. spokesman Mary McGeachy said Thursday the company was D r. G o tt Queen Mother visits pub investigating Business Week’s editorial staff INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jimmy Swaggart’s first revival outside his home state since he was LONDON — Queen Mother Elizabeth as well as employees in its four printing plants Peter Gott. M.D. husband who is overbearing defrocked in a sex scandal begins tonight, causing popped in for a quick glass of beer at a pub to determine whether market-sensitive D E painful questions of loyalty for some fellow during a tour of the Surrey Docks, which she information was being leaked in advance of evangelists. A BB Y : M y DEAR ABBY: I have been publication. visited during the World War II bombing of “ It’s a very awkward situation and to some husband I married for 20 years. My husband Britain. McGeachy said that “ some time back” the degree embarrassing," said the Rev. H.P. Vibbert, makes all the has an older sister who lives in Locals at the Blacksmith’s Arms in company’s legal counsel began tracking decisions in another state. He and his sister pastor of Abundant Life Memorial church, who has D e a r A b b y southeast London were astonished when stocks mentioned in the "Inside Wall Street” been a friend of Swaggart since the 1960s. “ To have this household keepin touch by telephoning each Queen Elizabeth II’s mother, who turns 88 on column after noticing unusual rises and heavy — major and other. When Sister phones and I a fellow minister come to the city and conduct such a A new lUD is Abigail Van Buren Aug. 4, got out of her limousine Thursday and trading volume in those stocks on the day crusade and not even be able to support it.” minor. For in­ answer the telephone, she says, told pub owner Max Leftwich, “ I would love to Business Week was printed but before it Swaggart’s crusade, which ends Sunday, is his stance, he is . "Hello, Is Louie there?” have a glass of your beer.” reached newsstands. first outside Louisiana since the fiery TV evangelist the only one to I would expect something like, now available She said no employees had been suspended was dismissed April 8 by the Assemblies of God for adjust the ther­ "Hello. This is Agnes. How are Royal bodyguards prevented other visitors or fired. refusing to abide by punishment imposed by the you? May I please speak to from entering the pub while she drank her mostat, car ra­ church for moral wrongdoing. DEAR DR. GO’TT: I understand that lUDs are Louie?” brew. dio, windows, window shades, DEAR ANONYMOUS: Was he available again in this country. Do you have any The queen mother was also shown some of In February, Swaggart tearfully confessed to a draperies, etc. He will not take this way when you married him? Abby, am I expecting too more information? the 5,000 new houses and apartments that have Auctioning Frank’s letter TV audience that he had committed an unspecified kindly to any suggestions made By giving in to him because you much? Sign me ... replaced warehouses and docks in the London sin against God and his family. Debra Murphree, a while he is driving. For example, didn’t want to make waves, you LOUSY VIBES IN JERSEY NEW YORK — Pen-pal letters that Anne DEAR READER: The G.D. Searle Co. discon­ Docklands district. prostitute, later said Swaggart had hired her to pose advising him that the coast is have encouraged his tyrannical Frank and her older sister sent to two girls in nude and once had sex with her. tinued marketing intrauterine contraceptive devi­ DEAR LOUSY: No. And your Elizabeth, who was queen during the war clear when he wants to pass a car behavior. Perhaps if you had Iowa just a month before the Germans The Assemblies of God ordered Swaggart to ces (lUDs) two years ago because the threat of suits sister-in-law isn’t the only one often visited bombed-out sections of London or turn is a no-no. Any opinion made one big wave when he first invaded the Netherlands will be auctioned in refrain from preaching for a year, but Swaggart by users was too much of a risk to justify selling the who needs to see this. that is not his own is resented. exhibited such selfish behavior, with her husband. King George VI. The worst New York in October. returned to the pulpit after three months, saying his product. Ortho Pharmaceuticals made an identical were in the poor East End. It is much easier for me not to you wouldn’t find yourself in this The correspondence — two letters, a multimillion dollar global ministry could not decision for the same reason three y& rs ago. These make waves than to speak up and helpless position In your twilight postcard, two passport-size photographs of the survive the suspension. are business decisions that were not made because have an argument. years. DEAR ABBY: This is about of medical consideration. that older lady who didn’t want Jewish sisters and the envelope in which they The Rev. Mike Baldock, pastor of the independent He doesn’t like my choice of TV New Covenant Church and organizer of the crusade In October 1987, the Population Council an­ programs, and criticizes them to her apartment sprayed for bugs Garage sale preview were sent — was verified by J.F. Westra, The likelihood of teaching this director of the Anne Frank Center in here, has said he believes about 8,000 people will nounced that it had licensed GynoiPharm, Inc., a such an extent that he ruins them old dog new tricks is small. Be because she lived alone and LONDON — The public will get a preview of Amsterdam, The New York Times reported in attend each of the three meetings this weekend. New Jersey-based firm, to markets copper-bearing for me and I turn them off (which glad you can afford three TVs. I couldn’t handle the job of clearing pop star Elton John’s “ garage sale,” in which lUD that has been approved by the U.S. Food and and restocking her cupboards. A Friday’s editions. Baldock said he has had no trouble recruiting he hopes I will, of course). hope there’s a marriage counse­ he plans to sell 2,000 personal items, including Drug Administration as being safe and effective. It man wrote in and asked if there After the letters were written, Anne and her more than 500 volunteers, 200 ushers and a security Fortunately, we have three TV lor near you who specializes in some of his trademark zany costumes and force. is called the Copper T 380A. Ask your gynecologist wasn’t some kind of volunteer family, refugees from Germany, hid in a sets in the house. women and men who have kept fancy spectacles. Juleen Tumage, a spokeswoman at Assemblies of for specific information about the device and how it organization that would send Dutch house until they were found by the We are retired, as you have their mouths shut for more than The Victoria and Albert Museum here, the God headquarters in Springfield, Mo., said can be obtained. probably surmised. Hope you can somebody out to help her. Nazis. Her diary, published in 1952, is a 30 years in order to avoid an state museum of fine and applied art, will individual pastors must decide whether to support help me. argument, because there is a You said, “ Any volunteer or­ poignant account of their life there. the crusade. DEAR DR. GOTT: Every day, I take Cardizem ganization that provides that kind exhibit 500 of the objects Aug. 9-23. ANONYMOUS IN FLORIDA great need for one. The letters, dated April 27 and 29,1940, were Officials of the Northwest Assembly of God Isosorbide, Lasix, Slow-K, Nitro-Bid ointment. of service deserves to be thanked The exhibition will include art nouveau and sent to two sisters in Danville, Iowa — Juanita Church here decided not to cooperate in any way, Nitrogard Buccal tab, Nitrostat Sub and Proventil publicly. Who and where are art deco furniture, jewelry and painting by I t ’ s FUN! Wagner, 11, who was Anne’s age, and Betty said Lucille Sexton, an aide to the Rev. Blanche — a total of about 22 pills daily. What is the best way they?” such artists as surrealist Rene Magritte, as Ann Wagner, 15, the age of Anne’s sister, Fiscus. Pastors have been instructed to have for me to cut down on my pill taking? D a ta B a n k Abby, may I remind you about well as designer clothes and bizarre sculpture, Margot. nothing to do with Swaggart’s activities here, she I t ’ s the Boy Scouting program? For ceramics and glass that caught John’s eye in added. EASY! DEAR READER: Sit down and talk with your the rank of Star Scout — that’s 15 years of collecting. doctor about reducing your medicines. You are two ranks below Eagle, the All 2,000 items will be auctioned Sept. 6-9 at taking too much. I am not being presumptuous in highest rank — a Scout is Sotheby’s in London, which hopes to realize I I t ’ s JUST FOR making this statement; Some of your drugs are BLACK DROPOUT RATE required to serve his community about $5 million from the sale. Sotheby’s is ' ' duplicates. For instance, isosorbide, Nitro-Bid and by volunteering four to six hours. Brother named guardian paying the cost of the museum exhibition, said Nitrostat are all similar nitroglycerine prepara­ It’s declining For my Star project, I helped an museum spokesman Graham Wiffen. YOU! tions — Nitrogard is, too, probably, but I can’t find a elderly lady with a yard-cleaning PorcanI of blacks agad 18-21 John said in January that he wanted to move reference for it. Therefore, four of your drugs could project that was too much for her from his 10-bedroom mansion near Windsor to be combined into a single preparation, cutting down to handle alone. of 5 brothers and sisters a more rural location in southern England and Call US now at 647-9946 to learn more about the amount by three. Proventyl is for asthma. Even If a Scout is not working that selling some of his art and furniture Unless you have asthma, you may not need it. Heart High school graduate toward a project, our slogan is: HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) - At Montengro went to court seeking Nicole, who caught pneumonia in becoming a Manchester Herald carrier. would enable him to make changes in his guardianship. failure can often mimic asthma, so your doctor may Do a good turn daily. I hope this age 24, Frank Montenegro Jr. felt May. A trust fund at a Hayward Lllley St...... all collections. “ It has to be that way,” he said. want to address that issue as well. answers your question. he was just starting adulthood, bank had reached more than Main St...... 399-494 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Squire Village...... all 27% •' "You have to have a family.” From the limited information you provide. I’d High school dropout working at his first teaching job $8,600 as of Wednesday. Summit St...... 1-70 Gardner St...... 3-66 guess that you require Cardizem (a calcium- in San Diego. Montenegro shrugged his Gardner St. West...... all 17% TOM VOS, EAGLE SCOUT, Montenegro is teaching Wadsworth St...... all Lydall St...... 1-73 blocker to aid heart function), Lasix (a diuretic), But he willingly surrendered shoulders when asked if he had Highland St. CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. Benefit concert staged summer school at an Oakland Huntington ...... all Slow-K (to replace potassium losses from Lasix) his bachelor life and went to court any regrets about assuming (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Parker St...... 358-540 church, but the family’s finances and nitroglycerine (either in patch, ointment or pill □ l975 □ 1985 to become the father of five responsibility — on a teacher’s Sycamore Lane...... all Woodbridge St...... 287-357 DEAR TOM: You’ve answered ** Springsteen and will improve this fall, when he HIghwood Dr...... all form ). Again, discuss this with your doctor; don’t his E Street Band plan to headline Amnesty younger siblings, who faced being salary — for Philip, 16; Jaime, 8; Woodbridge St...... 406-489 my question, and you’ve also begins a $23,000-a-year job as a discontinue any medication on your own. split up and sent to foster homes Joaquin, 6; Genevieve, 5; and Qolway St...... all NEA graphic done your good deed for today. International’s “ Human Rights Now! ” benefit bilingual teacher at an elemen­ Lakewood Circle...... all after their parents died within 4-month-old Nicole, who ■ has Kerry St...... all concert Sept. 19 at JFK Stadium, site of 1985’s tary school in Fremont. Bunce...... all South Main Condo’s...... 441 Live Aid bash, organizers announced. three months of each other. Down’s syndrome. North St...... all Nike Circle...... all The world concert tour marks the 40th Montenegro says he was deter­ “ There’s obviously going to be Montenegro, while relieved at North School St...... 1-84 Hlllcrest...... all Wednesday’s ruling, knows the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of mined to keep the family problems but you have to raise Arnott Rd...... all Do you have any treasures in your attic? your family,” he said. family’s problems aren’t over. Alpine St...... all Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Human Rights, first adopted in 1948. All together. The new family man runs the “ That’s one step toward raising American Legion Dr...... all East Center St...... 408-608 p r^ ^ d s will go to Amnesty International and "A ll of a sudden, you go from East Middle Tpk. ...604-874m « The ruby slippers that raising yourself to taking care of household with the help of three them up. We’re just starting down Armory St...... all Judy Garland wore in how widely collected an item is. near you, write to the American artists are donating their time, organizers Haynes St...... all five others,” he said. aunts. Two younger brothers on that road,” he said. Judith Dr...... all Meadow L a ...... all ‘The Wizard of Oz” Recently collectors have become Society of Appraisers, P.O. Box 17265, said Thursday. Montenegro, who left his job their own — Peter, 22, and Main St...... 285-378 Oak Grove St...... all were auctioned off re­ interested in old stock certificates, Washington, D.C. 20004. Tell where The tour - with stops in Paris, Los Angeles, Farm Dr...... all and moved back to Northern Manuel, 19 — also help from time Ruasell St...... all Pilgrim La...... all cently for $165,000. That even those that are inherently you live and what you have, and the Norwood Dr...... ail Sylvia - opens in London on California to become head of the to time. should put you to think­ worthless. society will refer you to local experts. Prospect Dr...... 84-114 on Oct * 5*^ *"*** ” Buenos Aires, Argentina, grieving household, was named The community also has helped Weekend' latexite Rachel Rd...... all Porter St...... 458-850 ing: Do you own any­ the Montenegros, raising money Wyllya St...... i-go P o rte r GETTING AN ESTIMATE. Think FIRST STEPS. The first thing to do legal guardian Wednesday of by COPELAND thing — antique or col­ Peter Gabriel, to help pay for the parents’ twice before going to a local antiques with anything you own that you think three brothers and two sisters. lectible — that could be Sting, Tracy Chapman, and Senegalese singer The only condition the judge funerals and medical expenses FOR THE LIFE X I UOKS store with anything you suspect may is valuable is ... nothing. Don’t repaint OF YOUR DRIVEWAY far more valuable than Youssou N Dour in the six-hour show. Each attached to the decision was that for a two-day hospital stay for you suspect? have high value. it, don’t repair it, don’t polish it. Leave artist s set will last approximately an hour. Montenegro post a $25,000 secur­ A few weeks ago, for "Have your article evaluated by that to experts. "Many buyers do any someone who has no interest in buying restoration themselves.” ity bond to protect the family in example, a woman in Kansas City IS IT VALUABLE? The first clue ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 that article, so there’s no conflict of Next, study your treasure. Are case of his death. ‘mmiEllEAL visited some appraisers for diris- that something you own may be interest," says Elizabeth M. Blag- there markings that indicate who “ Who won? Who won?” asked tie’s, the auction gallery that had sold valuable is that you, or whoever first Lynn finalist for honor brough, the new international presi­ made It, or when? If It’s furniture, 8-year-old Jaime Montenegro, the ruby slippers. She wanted an bought it, paid a good deal for it in the tugging at his brother’s trousers estimate on her gold-plated silver­ dent of the 52-year-old American look for hidden drawers. In times NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Loretta Lynn could first place. Low-priced items from the Society of Appraisers. after a brief hearing in Alameda ware, which she thought was worth past tend to be low-priced now. But past, people would hide valuables reach another milestone this fall from her An easy way to get an expert’s free inside secret drawers. One dealer County Superior Court. $8,000 to $1^000. She was very much Tiffany lamps have always been beginnings as a coal miner’s daughter by KIAND. estimate is to send a clear color found two diamond rings inside the being chosen for the Country Music Hall of “ We won,” said Montengro, the B U C K CARPENTER ANTS mistaken. She didn’t own gold-plated expensive. oldest of a family of eight children CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME silverware. She owned goldware. photograph (or photographs) of the drawer of a desk she had bought at an Fame. Other clues: The item is 50 years old item to an auction gallery — like orphaned earlier this year Appraised value, according to Lily or older and in good condition. And it’s auction. Thesame dealer, though, had She and singing cowboy Roy Rogers were Bliss to the rescue) Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries Sotheby, 980 Madison Ave., New sold a brass poster bed once — and the through the deaths of their in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your Zimmerman, a spokesperson for fresh on the market. It has rarely been among ten finalists to become the 47th and parents. GUYSiSfflO Christie’s; $30,000 to $50,000. York, N.Y. 10021, or Christie’s, 502 buyer told her he had found a roll of 48th members of the hall of fame, the Country home. They're unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for MANCHESTER •US.900 bought and sold before. This means Park Ave., New York, N.Y, 10002. Genevieve Montenegro, 42, Another example: Recently some­ big bills inside one of the posters. Music Association announced Thursday. Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE H D P S N V E irr ExMllMlt Vahl8ll that collectors may be delighted to Enclose a note describing the Item, its died in March from a blood clot one bought a small glass paperweight The two new inductees will be named Oct. 10 PLAN; it's backed by over a century of reliability. 7 room vinyl sided cape, 4 Brme, let floor family room with discover its existence. “ If it’s been in dimensions, its condition, the artist or after giving birth to a daughter. — a sheaf of flowers and fruit — for a your family forever, that should raise THE BEST PRICE. To sell an during the nationally televised Country Music skylight, large country kitchen, 1st floor master euite. Hurry, maker, what it’s made of, and its In May, Frank Montenegro Sr., I f you write to us, we'll tell you how won’t last. Call Eunice or Sandy 872-7777. few dollars at a flea market. The article that’s fairly valuable, you Association awards show. ph o n e its value,” says Zimmerman. ' history. Also enclose a stamped, 46, died when he lost control of his e49_9240 you can help stop abuse of our public buyer then took it to the Heirloom might want to use an auction gallery Even collectibles can be worth a lot self-addressed envelope. Or bring it Joining Miss Lynn as finalists in the open van and crashed on a freeway lanils. Be one of the good ^ y s . Discovery Day held in Shelby, N.C., Or you might place an ad in the — old teddy bears, baseball cards, old directly to an auction gallery. category for induction were singers and off-ramp near the family’s home Write; Take Pride in America, P.O. by Sotheby, the auction gallery. David classified column of an antiques or Box 1339, Jessup, M D 20794. comic books, dolls, toys, train sets, Both Southeby and Christie’s con­ humorists Homer and Jethro, singer Bradley In Hayward, across the bay from A. Gallager, Sotheby’s assistant vice- collectible magazine. Then again, you rock ’n’ roll memorabilia. Charlie' duct appraisals around the country, Kincaid, singer Ray Price and singer Hank San Francisco. ■AO ABUSE PUlUC lAND. Merrill Lynch Realty president and general appraiser of Chaplin items are especially in might just keep it. It might appre­ BUSS ^ «ooo«iYssiuiir. ^ 1 for charities or nonprofit organiza­ Thompson. The couple’s five dependent decorative arts, reports the paper­ ciate. In fact, you might start EXTERMiNXrORS demand now. A set of his hat and cane tions. For $5 or $10 per Item, you can A panel of 200 music industry children could have bMn de­ 295 Hartford Tpka. weight was early American and rare has sold for $151,000. collecting similar articles. After a get a rough estimate of its value. while, you yourself might become an representatives will select the inductees. clared wards of the court and THE OLDEST AND LARQEST IN CONN. Vernon, Conn. 08086 (203) 872-7777 — worth $8,000 to $10,000. Finally, the value may depend on For the name of an expert appraiser expert — and a passionate collector. placed in foster homes, but JO — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 22, 1988_H

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NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran News Agency said Iraqi forces Both sides have frequently said Iraq dropped chemical were "purging Iraqi border were occupying the Iranian accused the other of resorting to peaks of the filth of enemies.” bombs on two villages and border towns of Khosrawi, Qasr-e chemical weapons, banned inter­ occupied three towns in western IRNA said one civilian was REAL PSTATE OPPORTUNITIES Shirin and Sar-e Pol Zahab in the nationally by the 1925 Geneva Iran today as U.N. officials central sector of the front. killed and two injured Thursday Conventions. Iraq has admitted by Iraqi shells falling on the prepared to mediate a cease-fire “ The battle is still raging in the using them, citing U.N. reports village of Sardasht in northwest­ Featuring: between the Persian Gulf area,” IRNA said. with evidence of use by both enemies. ern Iran. Century 21 Epstein Realty The towns are about 110 miles sides, while Iran denies their use. Realty World Iranian revolutionary patri­ northeast of the Iraqi capital of “ Iran’s Moslem combatants U.N. spokesman Francois Giu­ arch Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho­ Baghdad, and Sar-e Pol Zahab is are reportedly engaged in ongo­ liani said an eight-member team 543 North Main St. meini urged Iran’s Revolutionary 12 miles from the border. ing fighting with the enemy of military observers assembled DON’T Guards to continue fighting today IRNA said "scores of civilians” troops and have inflicted heavy in Jerusalem and Vienna will try Manchester Like New Executive Colonial and respond to ail enemy attacks, were wounded in the nearby losses and casualties on the to arrange a cease-fire and a located in a very desirable neighborhood Tehran radio reported. villages of Zarneh and Sarmil aggressor Iraqis,” said IRNA, second group being assembled in CPSTKIN aSALTY 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 LET THE “ By accepting the ceaseJire, when Iraqi warplanes dropped monitored in Nicosia. Geneva will look into prisoners of of Manchester. Some of the features are: we wanted to prove that (Iraqi chemical weapons at 8; 00 a.m. in IRNA also said Iraqi jet figh­ war. Each office independently owned and operated. President) Saddam (Hussein) • 4 bedrooms and 2% baths. the assault on the three border ters flew over the city of Ahwaz in Both teams were expected to does not believe in peace and we • Large living room with bay window. towns. Khuzestan province in southwest begin their trip to the Persian PRICED TO SELL NEXT will respond to him on the war There was no immediate com­ Iran at 6:40 and 8:20 a.m. but • Beautiful formal dining room. fronts,” Khomeini said, accord­ Gulf during the weekend. But COVENTRY *99,900 ment from Iraq. The war broke were chased off by heavy anti­ Iraqi officials at the United • 1st floor family room with fireplace. ing to the report monitored in out in September 1980 when Iraqi aircraft fire. Great starter home near Coventry HOME Nicosia. Nations said Iraq had not given Lake. Three bedroom Cope with en­ • Private Master bedroom with large bath. troops went through the border On Thursday, the official Iraqi approval for the U.N. negotiators closed front porch and newly land­ Iran’s official Islamic Republic crossing at Qasr-e Shirin. News Agency said Iraqi troops to enter the country. scaped front yard. Coll for details. • Large country kitchen. '■'VR3 • Dinette area with sliders to deck. BUYER • Natural woodwork throughout. Meese DRASTICALLY REDUCED!! • Closets and storage galore. SNEAK M ANCHESTER *139,900 • 2 car garage. Owner relocating — most sell this • Private open large backyard. large condo with 3 bedrooms, 2’A is called baths, formal dining room and great All this and more for only *249,900. AWAY! family room. Featuring central air, carport, pool and tennis courts. VA and FHA approved. \ V i . ‘a sleaze’ Advertise your listings herel HAS IT ALL NEW YORK (AP) - Both sides in the Wedtech corruption trial MANCHESTER *160,000 73 W. Center St. Four bedroom Ranch featuring 2. ______nTEALTY WORLD Manchester found a rare point of agreement baths, 1st floor family room, full ba-« REALTY WORLD* Benolt/Frechette Associates Cl. 643-2711 when a federal prosecutor sfment, 2 car garage, beautiful largef 646-7709 shocked the courtroom by calling country lot. ask for Debbie his boss, outgoing U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese, "a - < sleaze.” OPEN HOUSE - SAT. 1-4 PM The Justice Department re­ 720 West Middle Turnpike I ' sponse Thursday was swift and m s . angry in calling for an in-house REAL ESTATE SERVICES * " investigation. Meese’s lawyer branded the remark as “ beneath 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 contempt.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Ed­ M ANCHESTER *118,000 REAL ESTATE ______ward J. Little stunned spectators More like a home then a Condo. at the racketeering trial of Rep. This Townhouse boasts four 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., and six large rooms, both bedroomi have double closets, kitchen Is eat in others Thursday when he brought size with plenty of cabinet space, up the sleaze factor, adding in one and one half batha, full effect, that it didn’t matter. basement with hookupe for 3 Family - Willimantic These defendants can’t get out washer/dryar, and located lit a of this case by pointing fingers at small private complex in a *147,900. Meese. So what? Who cares? residential area. Diane Johnson. All units renovated in 1986, in­ That's got nothing to do with what MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4080 cluding new appliances! 1 unit AP photo has 3 bedrooms, 2 units have 2 ON THE ROAD — Vice President happened in this courtroom,” CLOSE TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS Thursday during a campaign stop in said Little. 60 CARRIAGE DR. - South Farms area — like new 9 room bedrooms each. Rents include George Bush taiks with reporters Chariotte, N.C. M ANCHESTER *225.900 Partially finished basement with bar and recessed lighting heat and hot water. Could be Biaggi and his co-defendants Garrison Colonial, family room, living room, dining room, add to the charm of this full-dormered Cape. 3 bedrooms, I'A sold as a package with telow are charged with turning Wed­ Spacious and gracious nine room Florida room, 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, fireplace, built-ins, 2 property. home In executive area. Formal baths, over-sized garage and private lot complete this well tech Corp., a now-bankrupt de­ car garage, large private back yard - an immaculate home' kept home. Asking, *144,900. Join us! fense contractor, into a racket­ living room with fireplace, formal Bush says Dukakis, Bentsen dining room, eat In kitchen, four throughout. *279,000. Dir: 1-84, Exit 60 to West Middle Tpke., house on right. eering enterprise that paid first floor bedrooms, plus fifth millions of dollars in bribes for 6 Family - Willimantic bedroom or den In above ground *219,900. government contracts and other lower level, large family room and “Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” will debate among themselves favors. attached two car garage. All this Investors take note!! Comple­ The defense has maintained set on beautifully landacaped lot tely renovated in 1986. 1 and 2 U&R REALTY CO. bedroom units, all include ap­ during the four-month trial that mlnutee from 1384. Yolanda STRANO REAL ESTATE WASHINGTON (AP) - Repub­ today at an Italian festival in cratic speakers. Carroll 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT fSy pliances, heat and hot water corrupt Wedtech executives who and security systems!! lican George Bush says he “ can’t Milwaukee and then flying to “ I can't wait for the debates — MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 643-2692 wait for the debates” in this testified for the government had Bayhead, N.J., for a fund-raising Dukakis vs. Bentsen. It’s going to links to White House insiders like CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD”j ^ presidential year, which he sug­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor event for the Republican National be great,” he quipped at an Meese and did not need to bribe — FREE HOME EVALUATION — gests will occur between Demo­ Committee. airport news conference in Biaggi. -A, cratic presidential nominee Mi­ Bush has all but spent the $27 Charlotte. chael Dukakis and his own The soft-spokqn Little said the million allowed to him under Later, in Greenville. Bush said answer to "this Meese defense” running mate, Lloyd Bentsen. REALTY WORLD' pre-convention federal campaign he didn’t mind running against was, “ Meese was a sleaze, too, Fiano Realty Co. ( D.W.HSH Bush hinted in two campaign (203) 646-7709 73 Wot! Contor Stroot spending law, and is using a host what he said amounted to three also, in addition to these people.” I Commerclal-lnvetlment Company \ Benolt/Frochotte Atsoclatet Minchettor, CT 06040 news conferences on Thursday of fund-raising events for the Democratic candidates: Duka­ He also denied defense hints that OF/ homes / m that the Democratic ticket is national party to help finance kis, Bentsen and Jesse Jackson. 646^5200 “ " FOR SALE W E G ET RESULTS ideologically out of balance, with prosecutors were shielding “ Ed much of his travel between now “ I think there’s two different m lOUALHOUtlNa VERNON Meese, our boss.” Dukakis far more politically MIS OFrORTUNIYV • Route S3, 6 acre Induetrial Site, excellant for and the Republican convention stripes and three different peo­ Little’s remarks came near the ______9j , liberal than the Texas senator he next month in New Orleans. ple. There’s ’very liberal,’ and mini warahoute/etorage. Industrial Condo end of his final argument to the UM. chose as his vice presidential He returned to Washington then there’s Lloyd Bentsen.” running mate. federal jury in Manhattan. • 2 Acres In C-10 zons on Rt. 83 near Hart­ Thursday night from the Caroli- The vice president conceded CUSTOM BUILT RANCH GREAT LAYOUT FOR ENTERTAINING Bush hurled the barbs at the Dominic Amorosa, the first mann’s Supermarket. 2,000 SF home with nas, and said he planned to watch that Democrats have seized na­ defense attorney to sum up, said MANCHESTER *159.900. MANCHESTER *219,900 Income apt. Democrats even as he claimed to COVENTRY - •197,000 Gorgeous Contemporary In a lovely neighborhood. 3 Dukakis’ acceptance speech on tional attention with theirconven- he was glad the government “ has Ctianning horn# with ■ beautiful ygrd ind gardan area. TOLLAND be trying to keep “ a relatively low television at his residence at the AFFORDABLE NEW FIraplaoad living room, kitchan with dining area, many BR’t, fireplaca, 2V4 batha, eat-ln kitchen, formal dining tion. But, he added, the memory conceded what we have been bullt-lna PLUS Biaaiaway and giraga. room, lit floor family room, 2 car garage. Muit tea apa- • 20 */— prime commercial acres on Rte 105 profile” as the rival party com­ U.S. Naval Observatory. CONSTRUCTION of Democratic unity would soon saying: Meese is a sleaze, indeed 1,600 K|. A. Conlemponiry fealurii^i 3 BR, 2 biths, doua layout to appraclatal adjacent to 1-64. PBD zoned. Potential uses manded the spotlight in Atlanta. Include duster development, atrip shopping Bush said Dukakis struck him be “ gone with the wind.” he is and indeed he was.” ^ IrqiUce and spoctou* d « ^ in private country aet “ I wouldn’t call this real and offices. as ” a very good man” but he Bush allowed that Democrats [ling. Minutes to hi^way. campaigning. I don’t want to Final defense arguments were suggested the Massachusetts staged an impressive show of ELLINGTON overdo it,” Bush, who is certain to expected to continue into next governor seemed “ more positive unity at their convention. But. he week. • 3.5 Acres In Prime Industrial area abutting El­ face Dukakis in November, told DaWaflSH lington Airport Property includea sound than the rest of the proceedings” added, “ I don’t know what’s an airport news conference in Meese attorney Nathan Lewin THE REALTY COM m NY 1600 Colonial with Commercial Potential. in Atlanta. bubbling under the surface of Greenville, S.C. > said Little’s comment was “ be­ He said the Democratic con­ unity. There’s a lot of bubbling BOLTON - *275,000 BOLTON Bush, who sandwiched two neath contempt. It’s ridiculous to • 31 acres In excellsnt location for potential vention had produced its share of discontent on their side.” make a statement like that. To — IDEAL FAMILY LIVING news conferences between pri­ Traditional Madison Colonial in new eiduelve sub- subdivision. Property also Includes historic “ the ploy, the old rhetorical “ But that’s got nothing to do even as a matter of prosecution 18th century Colonial w/savsral outbulldinga vate fund-raising events in shout” and that he did not intend division. OfTers 4 bedrooms w/2H baths, central air with me,” he added. “ My busi­ strategy — group the attorney and more. Located on open 1 acre lot. One o f 4 for possible horaa farm. Greenville and in Charlotte, N.C., 1 B e tte r IN-QROUND POOL TO ENJOY HOT WEATHERI to respond directly to criticism of ness is to take on Michael houses on quiet eul*de>sac. on Thursday, was appearing general with these people is OPEN HOUSE • Sat, July ZS, 1-4 PM him from a succession of Demo­ Dukakis.” beneath contempt.” FOR LEASE VERNON *189,900 878 Cantar 81, Manehaatar ■ *174,900 Thia 3 bedroom Raised Ranch has much to offarl Situated on Abaolutaly beautiful 6 room Qarriaon Colonial with for­ ELLINOTON 1.63 acre lot In convenient location. Florida room with ak^lght mal dining room, large front to rear living room, park • Rsntal/Profeealonal Office tpaoe available In & like yard. Convenient to everything. off dining room overlooking pool. Slate foyer. Lower level LAND ACREAGE 2 shopping centera on high traffic - Route 83. family room with walk-out door to pool area. 2 car garage. 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/ Housing Dukakis iuauflirstrr Hrralft From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Section 2, Page 13 price of homes I personally think the upper-price market is Friday, July 22, 1988 sow In Uie past several months is only $360,000 described by some as a an elaborate set for a wors®, he said, referring to houses that start at $2 « .« £ " nventory makes for choosy buyers, those in national television show - had been reduced to piles His eyes glistened with tears and his voice caught million. It 8 the only area where there’s been an in his throat as he spoke of his late father, Panos. w-K, f. saw. and inventories are of debris by a cleanup crew. A few tom placards increase of sales, but it’s also the area with the high all over the state. remained, left behind by the sleepy-eyed delegates “ How I wish he were here tonight. He’d be very biggest surplus.’’ , proud of his son and his adopted country.” now boarding airport buses at their hotels. ®£®“ - more than 5,000 houses are Kerschner predicted the current slowdown in He said the Nov. 8 election “ Isn’t about ideology. Maltbie putts his way Taking their newly forged partnership on the Connecticut’s housing market will continue through It’s about competence.” V ®£^® market. Last week, 151 houses were road, Dukakis and Bentsen set out today for Morgan add^ to the offerings, according to Barbara, the rest of the year with moderate recovery next He said a Dukakis administration would have a year. Bentsen’s home state of Texas, a key battleground ® associate with Trumbull’s In the fall stmggle with Bush. Justice Department “ that Isn’t the laughingstock of Realtech Realtors office. Bergln noted that the number of building permits the nation.” ‘ •’f. o“ re®nt buyers are young families issued for new homes so far this year has dropped Over the next three days, stops also are planned in into lead at the GHO California, where many experts think the election trying to bi^ their first home, who can benefit from almost 30 percent. ; By Chris Dahl the boss will be settled: North Dakota, in the traditionally dropping prices, real estate people say. In the first half of 1987, during a housing boom and Ken Green, Steve Lowery, Jay this year. Republican Farm Belt where the Democrats hope to : The Associated Press "Many young families are looking for something low interest rates, local governments issued Delsing and Clark Burroughs permits for 13,792 housing units compared to make inroads, and in the showdown states of were two strokes back at 5-under *’®en am®n« Angela Edelmann, an agent Missouri and Pennsylvania. Madore CROMWELL - Roger Maltbie Maltbie s favorites since the Rice draws with Prferred Properties Inc.’s Danbury office. permits for 9.768 units issued in the first half of this 66. A group of 16 players, tournament moved here in 1984 “ It’s time to raise our sights - to look beyond the t® keep his latest including Lee Trevino and Mark No price range or geographic area seems to have i^® Department reported From page 1 putter, at least through the finish He lost in a sudden-death playoff Wednesday. cramped ideals and limited ambitions of the past Calcavecchia, was at 67. escaped the housing glut or sales slump. of the $700,000 Sammy Davis f®^Mac O’Grady two years ago. suspension "What that says is developers, individuals and eight years, Dukakis told a Jubilant convention ’The opening round was twice Even Greenwich, which boosts some of the crowd. •'*’,;;preat®r Hartford Open. " I don’t have anything to prove rauntry 8 pricest homes, is feeling the pinch, says whoever is building houses is pulling back of Bentsen, who was nominated by acclamation. delayed by downpours, pushing one way or another, but it’s a for run-in because inventory is up and sales a re down,’ ’ Bergin ***® there were other reasons for Californian, usirtg a play about two hours behind Stanley Klein, president of Empire Realty Dukakis’s speech helped "pick things up" after th r® ^ ^ -o ld putter, regained his TOurse I think I can play well and said. cheer. One was an ABC poll taken schedule and forcing the late what Madore called uninspiring nomination touch ’Thursday on the rain- I ’ve come close a couple of starters to finish at dusk. « 5 3 « Pereent lead speeches that were “ no competition for those from softened greens of the Tourna­ times,” Maltbie said. “ So.Iguess ?,s‘ *®hle convenUon-week boost from a The generally low-scoring Boyd leads Sox the Jackson camp.” Jackson addressed delegates ment Players Club of Connecti­ that adds a little incentive.” 46-45 Republican lead in a poll taken Sunday. course, parched by this Tuesday in a speech Madore said also was inspiring. cut, shooting a 64 to take a If his putting touch remains, — see page 14 Plant The jammed Omni coliseum — forced to close the summer’s drought, absorbed the Madore said Dukakis’s speech gave delegates a on^stroke lead over three other Maltbie figures there’s little to gates for a third night because of overcrowding — rain well. There was no wind with sense of unity, especially when Democratic leaders golfers after one round of play. prevent him from getting back to never seeined smaller as flag-waving, hand- which to contend. From page 1 on the podium joined hands at the end of the speech. Maltbie, a 13-year-veteran, the form that vaulted him to By Howard Ulman c la p p i^ delegates stood shoulder-to-shoulder to " I f the wind doesn’t blow, it’s “ I felt that there wasn’t going to be much unity holed six birdie putts of more than eighth on the earnings list in 1985. The Associated Press Dukakis and Bentsen. clasping their hands going to probably take a 20-under- high in triumph. with members of the Jackson camp,” Madore said. 10 feet on his first nine holes, ” I could recapture that form. But she also said she supported sence of a sound alternative.” . par to win it,” said Faxon, a said today the town has received " I think last night put the unity back.” including a 20-footer on No. 17. I m 37. It’s not like I ’m old and BOSTON — One w\ek into his a plan by the Corps to allow the She also said the agency was It was a night for old rivalries to be set aside. fourth-year player who tied for no word from U.S. Attorney Jackson supporters Madore talked to after the It was the first time in more decrepit,” he said. “ I just need to new job, unbeaten Boston Man­ work only under a consent “ dismayed over the prospect of Amid an explosion of cheers, onetime rival Jesse nth place in last week’s British Frank Santoro on whether he will speech were “ elated.” than a month that Maltbie has get some confidence. I’ve been ager Joe Morgan wanted his decree, which would include a further delay in a project that is Jackson strode on stage to shake hands with Open. “ If somebody gets hot, the support a plan by the Corps and Dukakis’s speech emphasized a “new era of putted to his own satisfaction. playing well enough to generate players to know he was the boss. penalty equal to the money the required by a stipulated court Dukakis, the man he failed to defeat, and with winning score may be lower than the U.S. Environmental Protec­ greatness” in which the government would be more ‘T ve been playing pretty well, some good scores, so the problem So, veteran Jim Rice was sus­ town would save by not imple­ judgment to be completed in the Bentsen, whose job he wanted as a consolation that.” tion Agency. prize. sensitive to the needs of the people, Madore said. out my putting’s been horrible,” has to be between my ears.” pended for three days for an menting a Corps suggestion to next two years.” Sindelar, one of just two golfers The town has been waiting for A Dukakis supporter, Madore said he was he said. ” I can’t even say lousy. The bail not dropping into the altercation with him. m ove the secondary portion of the Dukakis, the cooi technocrat who rarely shows among the top 10 money-winners DiRosa said if the town doesn’t information on the agencies’ especially impressed by the part of Dukakis’s It s been really lousy. cup from relatively short distan­ plant to the site of the town dog receive word from the Army emotion, was stirred by the electricity of the in the field, feels like he could do position since Wednesday, when a speech that addressed equal housing opportunities. “ All of a sudden today I made a ces has been the result if not the Rice said he’s sorry, and pound. Town officials have said Corps of Engineers and U.S. evening and the shower of adulation. “ I ’ve never just that. Corps official said that the two Madore. president of United Auto Workere Local few putts. I could have made source of most of his problems, he Morgan expects no lingering the cost of moving the plant to Environmental Protection had a night quite like this one before,” he said “It’s the first year I’ve come agencies had agreed on how to 376, also said he was impressed by Dukakis’s some more, but I was happy with said. effects. But the manager said he that site could top $18 million. Delegates gave him rave reviews. “ You got’the out of the starting blocks with a Agency on their position In a handle the dispute. advocacy of legislation to give workers 60 days the ones I made.” One reporter asked Maltbie if had no choice but to recommend “ We will not move the plant- dispute over a wetlands permit mea he is real, he can feel,” said Darrell Ringer, a swing I have confidence in,” said the suspension without pay. “ It is now Friday and we have closings. He said that was especially With just one bogey in his he found himself changing put­ .’’DiRosa said today. "W e will not for the town’s sewage treatment Kansas farm er who had been pledged to Jackson Sindelar, who won the Honda no information on that,” DiRosa significant in light of the recent closing of the 7-under round at the par-71 ters once or twice a year in search pay $18 million.” plant, it could seek court action. He spoke our language,” said Hartford Mayor Classic in March. ” It’s the way business should said today. “ It’s not fair at all. If Pillowtex Cprp.’s Manchester plant, which put 6,786-yard course, Maltbie en­ of the right stroke on the greens. Carothers said in her letter that DiRosa’s comments came after Carrie S. Perry, another Jackson delegate. Maltbie, whose best finish this AP photo be conducted on any team,” we don’t see anything today, we’ll more than 100 employees out of work. tered today’s second round with a "A coupleof times a year? Hell, the cost of that penalty "m ight be a meeting scheduled for tonight Betty Van Uum of St. Louis said that if Bush were year was fifth place in the Andy ON TH E WAY - Roger Maltbie hits a putt on the third Morgan said. “ I ’m running the seek other relief.” The Reagan administration opposes the plant one-stroke lead over Donnie I change my putter a couple of club.” partially offset by mitigation for the town’s Board of Directors “ **® was probably quaking in closing legislation. Williams, is without a victory DiRosa said the town has his little Gucci shoes. Hammond, Brad Faxon and Joey times a tournament. If they ever hole at the Tournament Players Club golf course in costs or other factors...” She also to discuss the dispute was can­ since going wire to wire in the several options in seeking relief, In his speech, Bentsen said the plant closing Sindelar. put in a rule that you had to play Cromwell Thursday during first-round play in the GHO. Rice, expected to lose about said the D E P was opposed to the celed because no information on “ We’re going to win because we are the party that World Series of Golf in 1985. “ not the least of which is court legislation would be one of the campaign issues. He Ronnie Black, Mark Brooks, with the same set of clubs for ah $30,000 in salary, will be eligible relocation because it would result Jhe Army Corps of Engineers’ .1" ‘*‘® American dream,” declared He’s missed the cut eight times Maltbie finished the day at 7-under-par 64 to take the relief.” criticized the current administration’s stance on entire year, I ’d probably quit ” lead. to return for Sunday’s game in a plant where treatement position on the issue is available. Dukakis, the 54-year-old son of Greek immigrants “ Obviously we need all the help that ssue, saying, “ The Reagan-Bush administra­ against the Chicago White Sox. reliability would be decreased Town Manager Robert B. Weiss we can get.” I know because I am a product of that dream, and I m proud of it.” tion insists that a pink slip in the mail is notice He said he won’t appeal the "substantially.” enough.” The letter from Carothers is the suspension. latest development in a month- Who is a Hall of Famer? The incident occurred in the old dispute that began when the Little bit can eighth inning of Boston’s 9-7, SAHYO By John GrabowskI 10-inning victory over Minnesota Army Corps of Engineers or­ zeri (104): batting average —Joe a dra^ack. Only two other right li CUBE N e w s p a p e r E n te rp ris e on Wednesday night. With Ellis dered the town to halt work on the Jackson (.356), Peter Browning fielders played fewer 550 at-bat sewage treatment plant because Association (.343), Rod Carew (.328); runs— Burks at first base and Boston "seasons.” Roger’s career BA of ahead 5-4, Rice, the designated of the encroachment on wetlands. be very large Browning (109), Keller (105). .260 is 19 points lower than the The town had not applied for a 1 o w A T f o n 5 2 5 5 !* ’ What constitutes a Hall of Schmidt (101): hits— Jackson hitter, was lifted for pinch hitter p a t i o o # p o o u '■CT mark of Ralph Kiner, who has the Spike Owen. permit to fill the wetlands. EVERY REF Fame baseball player is — just (196), Browning (188, Carew IGERATOR l» lowest average of the 51 Hall of Back in the dugout. Rice, 35, In reviewing whether the town like beauty — in the eye of the (180): doubles — Cleorge Brett By Hal Bock Fame outfielders. grabbed Morgan. 57. by the could continue with the project, The distance is significant beholder. Why is Pee Wee Reese (35), Jackson and Browning (34): W: The Associated Press because, two years earlier in honored, but not Phil Riz*uto? ■ It is currently fashionable, shoulders and pulled him into the the agencies involved — the EPA triples — Jackson (19) and Jeff with good reason, to call Mike the 1984 Olympics at Los Why Don Drysdale, but not Jim Heath (11). runway leading to the clubhouse. the Corps and the D E P — had to OUR STORE Schmidt the greatest third base- IS NOW ON... The margin was slim — one Running? ” I grabbed him and I can’t Angeles — the Games Doeh­ determine that no reasonable ■ Based solely on numbers, man of all-time. His 37 homers, centimeter, one-quarter of an ring missed — Italy’s Alessan­ To put some career recor^ls into defend that.” Rice told The alternative existed. Rizzuto’s normalized career stats 106 RBIs and 101 runs scored — all inch — not even the length of dro Andrei won the shot put a different perspective. leVstake Boston Herald. “ But I only Carothers said in her letter that WE HAVE AU (per 550 at-bats) place him ahead per 550 at-bats — are better than your thumbnail. It was gold medal with a throw that a look at “ normalized-^ason” grabbed him to say, ‘Hey, Joe, the wetlands impact of the of perhaps one-third of the 16 the normalized season highs THE MAJOR BRANDS! enough, however, to send Jim marks. These career totals are listen to me. I can do the job.’ I current construction plan "were was VA inches shorter. shortstops in the Hall of Fame. among the seven third sackers in Doehring and his father to based on either 550 at-bats or 250 didn’t grab him to hit him or hurt acceptable because of the ab­ Pee Wee Reese’s numbers are the Hall. him.” Seoul for the Olympic Games. Fred Doehring kept encou­ innings-pitched — which approxi­ better in all hitting categories, Geojtie Brett, meanwhile, has Owen fouled off the first pitch raging Jim and the payoff mate complete seasons. except batting average, where bested the normalized stats of the on a hit-and-run, then sacrificed Doehring finished third in came in the Olympic Trials at Thus, we can compare modern Rizzuto has a .273 to .269 edge. seven third basemen in seven Burks to second. Boston didn’t Whirlpool the shot • put in the U.S. Indianapolis where he greats in various hitting or Reese also maintained his higher A offensive categories No other score in the inning but won the Olympic Trials, with a toss of squeezed by Baches by the pitching categories — and see Junk cars totals for better than four “ nor­ active player with at least 10 67 feet, S‘/4 inches, edging Ron narrowest of margins for the how they meet the normalized game in the 10th on Todd malized” seasons more than "normalized seasons” (or a total From page 1 ^Frigjdaire final 1088 berth. stadards for Hall of Famers. Benzinger’s three-run homer. ^ m a n a Baches by that single centime­ Rizzuto (14.65 to 10.57). of 5,500 at-bats) has topped the A “ normalized season” of 550 The incident apparently re­ ter for the final shot spot on the In fact, of the 108 non-pitchers “ normalized” Hall of Fameaver- And when he made the at-bats for the 108 position play­ sulted from a misunderstanding. One point in the proposal that team behind Randy Barnes in the Hall, only 17 (including five ages for his position in each Olympic team, Jim Doehring ers elected to the Hall consists of: Second baseman Marty Barrett Guliano said state and town and Gregg Tafralis. catchers) had fewer career at- department. ^ M a g i c C h e f didn’t have to. think twice 14 home runs, 87 RBIs, ^nd a .309 said he heard Morgan tell Owen officials have considered is re­ free D ELIVE^ Pretty close, huh? bats than “ The Scooter.” ■ Jim Running matches up about who he would take with batting average: piiis 95 runs that if Burks got on base, Owen quiring vehicle purchasers to pay ■ Even with two M V P seasons exceptional! well (per 250 inning Not when you consider what him to Seoul under the Send the scored, 170 bate hits. 29 doubles would hit for Rice and try a a deposit or fee when they buy a to his credit, Roger Maris’ pitched) with Hall of Famer Don Doehring and his father have Families program sponsored and nine triples. hit-and-run. car to cover eventual disposal I General WITHIN 24 “ normalized” stats for every 550 Drysdale. “ Big D’s” biggest edge been through together. by Seagram’s. It was no Some non-Hall of Famers, for Rice said that Morgan said. “ If costs. Refunds would be given to WhiteWestinghouse at-bats during his career do not comes in E R A (2.95 to 3.27). Luis contest, really. example, who have bested the Burks got on he (Morgan) was the person or municipality that WELBILT stack up well. Only in home runs Tiant does likewise; Mickey Electric Close is when you’re lying in “ normalized” Hail of Fame aver­ going to play hit-run on the first properly disposes of the vehicles, (30 to 15) and RBIs (92 to 89) does Lolich is just a bit behind. b c u jt. a hospital bed with your back " W e ’re awfully good ages (per 550 at-bats) include: pitch. I never heard him mention according to the CCM plan. IIOBODY he pass the average established However, all four (including Spike. GENERAL ELECTRIC broken, your jaw wired shut friends,” Fred Doehring said home runs — Mike Schmidt (37), iFRIOERATOrI by the 20 right fielders already in Drysdale) averaged fewer wins The plan also calls for a hike / and your face a maze of of his relationship with his son. Dick Allen (31), Johnny Bench “ I can’t hit-run?” 17 C U JT. GREAT K R Cooperstown. and more losses than the normal­ from |U to as much as $500 in the O E l l Y E * ^ compound fractures. Close is “ It will help him (at the (28): RUIs - Charlie Keller When Burks walked. Rice left RERIOERATOR AMUtTMENT, Maris’ relatively short career, ized 17-11 marks of the 46 penalties against violators of when doctors don’t know Olympics) to know I’m Schmidt (106), Tony Laz- the on-deck circle and headed for abandoned car laws. f A S T E R '- by Hall of Fame standards, is also enshrined hurlers. whether you’ll walk again, around. A dad can’t ask for home plate but was called back. In addition, CCM’s plan calls much less toss the shot. Close anything more.” He slammed his bat and helmet for "adequate” funding to munic­ • TEXTURED STEEl and grabbed Morgan. is when you’re out of commis­ ipalities through the Municipal DOORS That’s what Seagram’s had " I was upset at being taken out sion for a year, when they trials Abandoned Motor Vehicle Trust • O U SS ADJUSTABLE in mind when it created the of the gam e and I ’m human, but operate on you four or five Fund established this year. The SHELVES families program. It enables that was no excuse,’’ Rice told times, when they insert and state fund will reimburse towns • M E A T X m R FRIGIDAIRE America’s athletes to have The Herald. “ I do not defend what then remove steel rods in your coming to for 50 percent, or up to $25, for the • DOJUXE MODEL 19CU.FT. friendly faces watching when I did and I regret the incident backbone. cost of towing abandoned W m iN G H O U S I they go for Seoul’s gold. Two very much. I ’ve never given any REFRIGERATOR ’That’s close. vehicles. ^ 1 V eu JT. , sports federations, gymnas­ of m y managers any kind of Guliano and O’Marra both said •PROSTIRB a hassle and there was no way I was refrigerator Six years ago, Jim Doehring tics and basketball, turned although the fund helps, it’s not 1 • GLASS ADJUSTABLE down the offer. But the others ever going to strike the m an." SHaVES won a national championship By Steve Herman enough. Guliano said towing costs enthusiastically embraced the Rice also was angry when be range from $75 to $100. • n o n iM E for Saddleback Junior College • TEXTURB) STEEL idea. The Associated Press was informed by General Man­ "M any municipalities are on a DOORS •J 522» steh and seemed poised for a run at ager Lou Gorman before Thurs­ DOORS tight budget,” O’Marra added. C H O J C ® • m e a tk r p e r the 1984 Olympic team. ’Then, So track star Carl Lewis’ INDIANAPOLIS - Tim day night’s 6-1 victory over • DELUXE MODEL •ADJUSTABLE in July, 1982, he crashed his Bright, already a member of the Chicago that he was suspended. o h l y ••• SHBVK mom, Evelyn, will be there, V-iSs’ • TEXTURB) STKL HOW motorcycle and nearly was rooting for him to capture U.S. Olympic track and field He stormed out of the meeting DOORS killed. more medals. Volleyball team In the decathlon, was pole after about a minute. Inflation vaulting for fun. Gorman said that after repor­ For 14 days, Fred Doehring player Melissa McLinden is Mary Decker Slaney, also on ters left the clubhouse following M 9 9 stayed on a cot in the hospital taking her husband Chris the team in the 3,000-meter run, Wednesday night’s game. "Joe next to his son’s bed, praying Kleepsies. Norman Bel­ had a different goal in mind. shut the door (to his office) and up slightly lingham, competing in three ^ 9 9 , for Jim’s life, trying to give “ What do I have to lose?” asked M id T v e got a problem .... I feel kayak races, will have his WASHING’TON (A P ) - Consu­ him the will to fight back from Slaney, the fastest qualifier the club should defend m e and mer prices climbed a modest 0.3 AAAANA his injuries. mother Lorraine there. Thursday night: driven by the take some action.’ pei4;ent in June, with declines in 18 CUJT. , It was a payback, really. Rower Kevin Still’s wife desire to break her own American ‘ ®“ Bh to suspend anyb­ gasoline and clothing costs nearly record at 1,500 meters. ody,” Gorman said. “ I have great REFRIOBIATOR Years before. Fred Doehring’8 Sonia will be cheering for him. offsetting a sharp increase in food She’ll get the chance on Satur­ respect for Jim Rice, but you Frigidaire wife and daughter were killed Teammate Glenn Florlo’s prices, the government said OL^ADJUtTABU day, the final day of the Olympic In an auto accident that left stock-trader father Robert will physically today. GENERAL ElECTRIC trials. Intimidate or question a manag­ him near death. As he lay in The overall June increase, take time off from Wall Street Florence Griffith Joyner, who er's authority." 19 CU.FT. the hospital, it was his 11-year- which matched the rise for May, to bis at the Games. Eques­ set a world record in the women’s "W e couldn’t condone the ac- would amount to an annual RERIOERATOR old son who helped him trienne Phyllis Dawson’s 100 last week, also has a chance to Uon so we had to " suspend Rice, •DBUXS MODEL through. mother Grace is going. Inflation rate of 4.2 percent if SIDE BT SIDE become a double-winner on Sat­ ®?*u “ I’reneverhadany prices ciimbed at the same pace And 100-meter hurdler \ d ^ W L s " I wasn’t too anxious to go urday and was entered in today’s , ^ b l e with Jimmy. I've been a fo r 12 straight months, the Labor • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES Karen Cannon will be there, •MEATKE»B) on,” Fred Doehring says now. first-round heats in the 200. booster of his, but we couldn’t let Department said. « 6 9 9 too, regardless of whether she Also among today’s events It go.” "But seeing him really flred Grocery store prices rose a qualifies for the competition, were the first round of the men’s Rice, the third leading home- me up.” sharp 0.7 percent, but there 'niat’s because her buU>a^, 110 high hurdles, with 1084 run hitter in club history, had seemed to be little effect from the HAKTFOeO 1-84 EZ TERMS So they are close, this father triple /umper Robert Cannon, Olympic silver medalist Greg rarged since July 14. when summer’s drought other than the ■ CASH and son, understandably who beat defending gold me­ Foster making his first appear­ Morgan succeeded the flred John ance since breaking his left arm McNamara. huge 5.4 percent rise in pouitry ■ MABTER CARD closer than others might be, dalist Al Joyner for his berth, prices and the even steeper 6.6 Now Exit 59 because of what they have is taking her along. earlier this month: and the Rice, who was hitting .$$$ to 1-384 and ■ VISA percent gain in egg costs. been through together. qualifications in the men’s dis­ before Morgan took over, baa SItvar La./Spencer St. ■ MONTHLY RMT. Am erica’s No. 1 shot put Cereai and bakery prices, not Jim Doehring worked him­ qualifier, Randy Barnes, will cus, with an expected showdown gone 10 for 22 since to raise his ■ DISCOVER CARD I between former Olympic chaih- yet showing the full effects of the self back from the motorcycle have his father Ral|rfi in Seoul batting average to .272. He haa 84 to 384 Exit 2 To SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER pion Mac Wilkins and 41-year-old drought, were up 0.4 percent. accident to the point where he with him. Ralph ^m es will only four homers after staitlng John Powell, trying to make the Grocery store prices, reflecting 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET could compete again. He re­ probably nm into Fred Doeh- this season with 364 homers a n ^ upward pressures before the Keeney St. left to Hartford Rd. U.S. Olympic team for the fifth .302 batting average. sumed the shot at San Jose ; at the competition site. drought took hold, had risen 0.5 MANCHESTER, CONN. time. PULLING AWAY — Mary slaney pulla away from the The club alao haa aurged State and in 1086 had a y ought to have plenty to percent in May and 0.8 percent in Slaney was the fast qualifier in pack in the 1500-meter run at the U.S. Olympic Track and winning all eight of ita ,OroiOA»yL?;ONBTI^ SUHTILB personal-best heave of $$-^0^. talk about. April. « Field Trials Thursday night In Indianapolis. Slaney ran under Morgan to clone from nine See U.S. TRIALS, page 14 the fastest time by an American this year of 4:04.27. to 4V4 games behind American League East leader Detroit - li---- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 22, 1988 Swede Aroused *Oil Can’ takes MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 22, 1988 — 15 in front Richardson heads anger out on White Sox I I for Italian League By Howard Ulman sensitive guy,” by any Red Sox’ manager. O pen The Associated Press The manager said he didn’t Boston has won 13 straight Men’s semifinals set zero in on Boyd. home games for the first time By Tim Llotto BOSTON — Dennis "Oil Can” “What I meant was that if since 1978. Club Club after reinstatement Boyd got mad when he thought he anyone went a long distance “ We’ re finally starting to play ^ a i^ lo n s h ip semifinals will be held ' The Associated Press Bv Bill Barnard might lose his starting Job. He without doing any go^ , anyone to our capability,” Stanley said Saturtay with the finals Sunday Tee off “ He will honor that contract,” The Associated Press took it out on the Chicago White could end up there (the bullpen),” "W e had confidence in ’Can- Milstein said after Richardson BALTIM O RE — To at least one Sox. was reinstated by NBA Commis­ tour veteran, Liselotte Neumann Morgan said. “ But I had no plans tonight. That’s a big boost for w irin gs are Tim McNamara vs. defending Boyd, who had been struggling, him.” NEW YORK — Micheal Ray sioner David Stern and the of Sweden is not just a rookie with \ for him going there at that time.” - ®°wney and Lon Annulli vs. sparkled Thursday night in Bos­ There’s little chance Boyd will Jim Moriarty in the 18-hole semifinals. Richardson says his two-year players association. a record first round at the 43rd ton’s 6-1 victory. He pitched a Staked to a 2-0 lead in the first NBA exile for cocaine use was an The contract with Bologna calls U S. Women’s Open. go there after Thursday night’s The finals Sunday is 36-hole match play. perfect game for 6 13 innings as performance. He matched his inning, Boyd needed just 66 ordeal, although it may have for $400,000 per year, plus room The 22-year-old native of Fins- the Red Sox ran their perfect career high of six strikeouts and pitches in the first six innings. ultimately saved his life. and board and a car. pang, Sweden shot a four-under- record to 8-0 under Manager Joe didn’t walk a batter. The only hit The White Sox were hurt bv Cunningham still out “ It seemed like five years, but “ At this point, he needs that par 67 in Thursday’s rain- Morgan. four errors, including two that led today made it all worthwhile,” guarantee,” said Charles Gran­ interrupted first round. That he allowed was a clean single to Boyd, 8-7, left after- seven to the unearned runs in the first BALTIM ORE, Md. — Manchester native Richardson said Thursday after tham, Richardson’s ex-agent and gave Neumann a two-shot lead in center field by form er Boston innings when his right shoulder and three wild pitches. Jack t-am Cunningham was one of 15 golfers his right to play in the NBA. or in an official of the players associa­ the most prestigious event in player Steve Lyons with one out in felt stiff and. after Tom Bolton McDowell, 4-8, had two wild still out on the course when play at the ; ^ Europe, was restored. “ The first tion. “ His career can beextended women’s golf to go with some the seventh. Chicago ended up allowed one run. Bob Stanley with five hits. pitches. rain^elayed U S. Women’s Open at the ‘ year was real tough, but the overseas. Financially, he can respect she’d already earned this second year I was striving for pitched the final 1 23 innings for Boyd said he felt some stiffness “ I don’t think there’s any Baltimore Country Club Was calletf play three or four years over year. ^ something, which was to be "is second save of the season. in the sixth but wanted to try one question it was the errors that Wcause of darkness. The 24-year-old there at figures comparable to . striker of the reinstated.” “ I ’m no bullpen pitcher. I ’m more inning because the Red Sox killed us,” Chicago Manager Jim Cunningham will complete her round $500,000or $600,000here. He’sin a ball,” said JoArtne Carner, a Richardson said he was angry better than that,” Boyd said. “ I held just a 2-0 lead. They added Fregosi said. “ It’s not a mental today before beginning second-round situation where he needs that.” two-time Open champion tied for at the time of his banishment, was mad and very intense.” four runs in the eighth. thing. Those were physical action. ' second at 69 with Sally Quinlan. “ but I wasn’t bitter because I “ I probably could’ve gotten a “ If he gets upset, he kind of “ I moved the ball around pretty errors.” “ She’s not anyone you can fool brought it on myself. What they deal like that with an NBA team, feels backed into a wall and more good,” Boyd said. “ I really didn’t around with,” Garner added. Leadoff batter Wade Boggs was did probably saved my life.” but this deal was in front of me, a often than not he comes out give them anything good to hit.” Moriarty’s postponed Colleen Walker, one of six safe on second baseman Fred Richardson was banned from definite deal and I had to take it,” fighting and he came out fighting “ Everything was working for players tied at one-under-par 70 Manrique’s error in the first and Moriarty Brothers was washed out for the NBA on Feb. 25, 1986 after Richard.son said. “ I got a deal so tonight,” said Boston’s Todd him,” said Lyons, a former minor said Neumann played "a great took third when Marty Barrett the third straight time as its game testing positive for cocaine. His good I couldn’t pass it up.” Benzinger. “ He’s intensity per­ league teammate of Boyd. “ He rou^nd, especially on this course ■Thursday night against M allove’s reinstatement cleared his return Milstein said Richardson’s sonified. You don’t want to mess had four good pitches — slider, singled and centerfielder Darryl and especially in the Open.” Boston hobbled the ball for an Jewelers at Palm er Field in Middletown Raginild PInto/MinchMter Herald to the NBA, but the action also reinstatement by the NBA with him. especially on a night fastball, changeupandcurveball. Tied with Walker at 70 were-j? like tonight.” error. With one out, Barrett was was postponed. The M B’s, atop the Greater will allow him to honor a two-year “ wasn’t done on a whim. They And he was throwing them all CLUB CHAMPION, RUNNER-UP — Karen Karen, left, captured the Dottie Pepper Mochrie, Shirley forced out at second on Mike Hartford Twilight League at 18-3, will try guaranteed contract to play with investigated him for six months Boyd, who had won just two of over the plate. Anytime a pitcher ^rlong, Vicki Fergon, Patty Greenwell’s grounder, but Boggs Manchester Country Club women’s club championship Thursday with an Bologna of the Italian League. and interviewed 30 people. This is his previous 11 starts, was upset can throw that many pitches for again Saturday at 7:30 p.m. when they host Sheehan and Am y Benz. scored. Burks doubled home 8 and 7 victory over Linda Kaye in the 36-hoie match piay finai. This was Richardson’s attorney, Ed Mil- an announcement to the world by remarks by Morgan Tuesday strikes, he’s going to be tough.” Marco Polo at Moriarty Field. Neumann, a five-time winner in Greenwell. stein, said an antidrug agreement that he is better.” night. The pitcher interpreted The Red Sox have been very the fourth club champinship for Karen, who previously won in 1981, '84 Europe who has yet to post a top them as indicating he might go to between the NBA and FIBA, the This summer. Richardson has AP photo tough since Morgan took over Boston, which leads the major and ’86. She is aiso a five-time runner-up (1978, '79. '80, ’83 and ’87). 10 finish in her first LPG A season, the bullpen if he didn't improve Nationals to try again international governing body for been playing in Houston on a was the youngest of the seven July 14 for the fired John leagues with a .291 batting basketball, blocked Richardson pro-am team that includes Chris THE CAN CAN — Boston pitcher Dennis “Oii Can" Boyd and met with Morgan the follow­ McNamara. Their 8-0 record is golfers to break par on the first ing day. average, had eight hits before The Manchester National Little League from playing in Italy until he was Morris, the New Jersey Nets’ No. delivers a pitch against the Chicago White Sox Thursday their best start after the All-Star Lyons gave Chicago its first. All-Stars will try again tonight at 6 to get in day over the 6.232-yard, par-71 "H e takes things that he hears a Longo holds her lead officially reinstated. I draft pick: Houston’s Rodney Five Farms course at the Balti­ night at Fenway Park. Boyd threw a one-hitter over seven break in club history. Morgan “ I only started thinking about their District Eight clash with Ellington. McEnroe battles media “ Of course. I would love to play McCray and John Lucas. Lucas innings in leading Boston to a 6-1 victory. little too literally, sometimes,” also passed Steve O’Neill, who more Country Club. Benzinger said. "H e ’s a very the no-hitter after Steve Lyons The game scheduled Thursday night was LE P U Y DE DOME, France — Jeannie' BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — John in the NBA again, to vindicate also hired Richardson to work at was 7-0 in 1951, for the best start got the hit,” Boyd said. Fifty-seven of the 153 golfers - washed out. The make-up will be played at Longo of France held onto the yellow McEnroe, who opens play for the U.S. myself and prove to myself that I Houston International Hospital including Carner and Quinlan — Brookside Park in Ellington. Both teams jersey as the women’s Tour de France Davis Cup squad Friday against could do it,” Richardson said at for the John Lucas Fitness were still on the course late are 3-1 in the double elimination play. cycling leader Thursday, although rival Argentina, is already battling the local Milstein’s office in Englewood. System, an antidrug clinic. Thursday afternoon when play Maria Canins of Italy won the 10th stage. press. N.J. “ But something drastic ” I would tell guys not to lose was halted for 43 minutes by USOC submits a plan would have to happen now” to faith, that there is always hope Sugar Ray coming back .Canins, 1985 and 1986 champion, won the “ I think the people here are very good lightning and a brief 61.5-kilometer (38-mile) stage in 1 hour. 55 kcpr> in the United States. for them,” Richardson said. thunderstorm. fans, very knowledgeable about tennis,” NEW YORK — Sugar Ray Leonard is on minutes, 7 seconds with a gap of 15 seconds The delay left 15 players still on to pay athletes directly McEnroe said Thursday during a news the verge of a third comeback, which could separating her and Longo. conference at city hall. “ The problem is the course when play was stopped result in his winning two more titles in the However, Longo held a lead of 1; 20 because of darkness. They will not the people, it’s the press. They act a Tyson, Cay ton close By The Associated Press she said. same fight for a record total of five. ahead of the Italian in the overall finish their opening round this little too much like animals to me.” In the case of college competi­ “ It is very close,” Leonard’s attorney. standings with two relatively flat stages morning. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. McEnroe, who is struggling to regain the tors, payments would not be Mike Trainer, said Thursday of a fight remaining. Quinlan, who had played eight — American athletes forced to form that made him the world’s No, 1 to settling differences made If they conflicted with being made between Leonard and holes when the rains came, balance their time and money After an 82-kiIometer (51-mile) leg from player in the early 1980s, plays Guillermo NCAA or other eligibility rules, Canadian Donnie Lalonde for early- La Clayette to Chalon-sur-Saone on By Ronald Blum in my mind that Mike Tyson is played the final nine holes three- between jobs and training should Moran said. Perez-Roldan Friday morning at the under to tie earner for second. be getting some relief soon. November. Friday, the women will enjoy a day off Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club. The Associated Press willing to work with Bill Cayton "The last five holes it was The U.S. Olympic Committee The USOC said it is working Lalonde is the World Boxing Council Saturday before the final 64.5 kilometers Both sides are predicting victory in the and Bill Cayton is willing to work NEW YORK — They negotiated dusk,” Quinlan said. “ There was said Thursday that it plans for the with college administrators on light heavyweight (175-pound) champion. (40 miles) on Sunday. American Zonal final. The winner returns ' with Mike Tyson,” said Thomas like Turki,sh rug merchants. At a cloud cover that made it first time to make direct cash ways to assist scholarship ath At stake would be the new super They are scheduled to finish in Paris a to the World Group and gets a chance to Puccio. Cayton’s lawyer. “ Bill the end of the day they had a deal. can advise on the sites, but Mike difficult to even see the hole.” payments to top American ath­ letes in need of additional support middleweight (168 pounds) title. Trainer few hours before the men. compete for the 1989 Davis Cup. The loser A small deal, really. Tyson will decide when and Neumann finished tied for 11th letes to help-offset training costs while competing in Olympic or said. The WBC created the super will be relegated to zonal competition Heavyweight champion Mike where he fights. I think that’s a at Boston last week, matching her y Previously, financial aide for top Pan American sports. middleweight class last week. The World again next year. Tyson and manager Bill Cayton relationship that will work.” best finish of the year. She athletes came through their The program was approved in Boxing Association and International Weltz takes 19th stage '’f moved closer to solving their finished tied for llth in the clubs. principle on Sunday by a USOC Boxing Federation have had it for some Tyson lawyer Steven Hayes LE P U Y DE DOME, France - Johnny differences Thursday and saw things differently. Sarasota Classic in February ‘It would be a big help, words Mmmittee meeting in Indianapo- time. Weltz of Denmark won Thursday’s 19th Delgado Is cleared reached an interim agreement on after shooting an opening-round, can’t describe how much help,” USOC executive board “ The perception about these “ I doubt if it would be as exciting to Ray stage in the Tour de France cycling dividing the purse from the two guys working together is not eight-under-par 64. •Connie Price, women’s discus will vote on the proposal in LE P U Y DE DOME, France — Pedro if the super middleweight title wasn’t classic, while Pedro Delgado of Spain Michael Spinks fight. Tyson re­ correct at all,” Hayes said. “ It’s A rookie on the LPG A tour. winner at the U.S. Olympic November. If approved, the pro­ Delgado of Spain, the leader of this year’s Involved,” Trainer said. “ It intrigues Ray finished a strong third and increased his ceived a check for $10 million. clear to me that some settlement Neumann played on the Euro­ Trials, said of the proposal “ I gram would begin in 1989. Tour de France, was cleared Thursday of to fight for two titles in one fight.” overall lead. Cayton was paid $5 million and may be possible, including some pean women’s tour for more than had a job, but I quit in February In the past, some athletes — Thomas Hearns is the only fighter to win Showing no effects of a drug controversy suspicion that he was taking a banned trainer Kevin Rooney $1.5 title for Cayton, but it’s pretty 2>/4 years. She won the German because of the stress. We made such as track stars — have four titles. drug, organizers of the cycling race said. million. clear to me that Bill (iayton is not enough to survive.” received appearance fees from in which he was cleared late Thursday. Open earlier this yea rforh erfifth ■'s y The 32-year-old Leonard has held the The announcement was made after the After hours of conferences and European title. siwnsors and subsidies from Delgado moved briskly away from his one of Mike Tyson’s best friends “ Right now, my husband is a undisputed welterweight title, the WBA second analysis of a urine sample taken meetings in the courtrooms and and is not going to be.” Neumann finished second on coach at a junior college and we fMerations to help offset the cost chief challenger, the Netherlands’ Steven junior middleweight crown and the WBC last week after Delgado took over the lead hallways of the New York County Tyson is trying to break his the European money list in 1986. M h have part-time jobs,” said of training. Rooks, In the 188-kilometer (117-mile) middleweight title. of the three-week tour. Courthouse, the lawyers said they contract with Cayton, saying he which earned her an exemption to Ramona Pagel, another Olym­ stage from Limoges to Le Puy de Dome. It is tough (training without With a commanding lead over moved closer to an overall was not represented by counsel play in last year’s Open. She shot pian in the discus. “ Between us, He charged up the hill and moved AP photo adequate funding), ’ ’ Olympic dis­ second-place Steven Rooks of the agreement on Cayton’s future when he signed the agreement in a pair of 78s and missed the cut. BREAKING UP — New York second steadily away to finish in third position the bottom of the first inning Thursday we have three jobs, and we’re still tance runner Mary Decker Sla­ Louganis regains form Netherlands, Delgado is nearly certain to that would avoid a messy trial. February and that he wasn’t baseman Willie Randolph lands atop on a poverty level. There’s not a behind Weltz and West Germany’s Rolf night in Kansas City. The Royals won ney said. “ This is the first year, win the tour when It concludes Sunday on But close is no deal. They’ll meet aware that Jim Jacobs, his lot of money coming in. I get a IRVIN E, Calif. — Once Greg Louganis Golz, neither of whom are in a contending Kansas City’s Willie Wilson after the 6-5. really, that I ’ve had any funding. the Champs-Elysees in Paris. again between now and Tuesday, co-manager at the time, was latter broke up a double play attempt in little help from my club, but not a regained his confidence at the U.S. Diving position for the overall title. when they are back before terminally ill. lot.” This is a atep in the right Officials said the tests had shown traces U.S. Trials direction. The program will be a Outdoor Championships, he extended his Justice David H. Edwards Jr. in Jacobs, who was closer to "niat kind of hand-to-mouth of the drug probenicid, which is not on the little broader. Even though you own record by capturing his 45th national New York State Supreme Court. Tyson than Cayton, died in existence is what the USOC list of substances banned by the From page 13 are allowed endorsements, track title. Rangers sign Sundberg “ After seeing them sit next to March, six weeks after the proposes to alleviate. International Cycling Union. is not a glam or sport like tennis or Louganis, of Boca Raton, Fla., received one another, there is no question contract was signed. Stillwell knocks down Yanks “ It is simply no longer possible ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Probenicid, which doctors say can be 656.49 points for his 11-dive program in the basketball. So 1 think It’s really Rangers Thursday signed Jim Sundberg in used to avoid detection of anobolic steroids the 1,500 at 4 minutes. 4 27 for a world class athlete to needed.” 1-meter springboard Thursday night. Bv Doug Tucker compete successfully and at the a deal that will pay the veteran catcher or other drugs in a urinalysis, was added seconds, the fastest time by an She said top USA athletes of Just 24 hours earlier, he had struggled to The Associated Press same time earn a living in a about $30,000 the rest of this season, last year to the list of drugs banned by the ‘Fridge’ may have eaten American this year. But it was world-class standing will benefit finish fifth in the 10-meter platform almost seven seconds off the full-time job,” USOC president general manager Tom Grieve said. International Olympic Ckimmittee. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Despite Yanks deal for Phelps from this program. preliminaries. American record of 3:57.12 she Robert Helmick said. Sundberg returns to the team as its “ There is no question of punishing "It will have a dramatic impact Ron Meyer of Baton Rouge, La., was set five years ago. the joy welling up inside him “ Our ultimate goal is to provide all-time hit leader, batting .253 with 54 Delgado,” said a statement issued by the self out of NFL career NEW YORK (AP) - The home run per 12.6 at bats on their chances to achieve Kurt Stillwell still had room for our top-level athletes with suffi­ second in the 1-meter springboard with home runs and 459 RBI from 1974 to 1983. chairman of the jury of commissioners. “ I’m already on the Olympic New York Yankees acquired success in competitions leading ■ sympathy for Claudell against right-hander pitchers, cient support for living and 600.32 points and Mark Lenzi of ' He has a career lifetime batting average of Mario Prece. Bv Joe Mooshll the line for Perry as a player, team. I would like to run it (1,500) Washington. veteran designated hitter Ken tops among active players. up to and including the 1992* training expenses so that they Fredricksburg, Va.. was third with 599.43. .248 and has won six American League The Associated Press Ditka said, ’ T don’t think you ever at the Olympics, but that’s not the Phelps from the Seattle Marin­ g r a m e r and Winter Olym pic' “ He let us get back in the game Buhner, 23, has split the m ay spend the time necessary to The 1-meter is not an Olympic event, but say never, but we have to try one I ’m concentrating on,” she ers Thursday in exchange for (Sold Gloves since entering the majors in just like I ’d done earlier.” Stil­ season between the Yankees train and compete has been proposed for the 1992 Games. P LA TTE V ILLE , WIs. - Wil­ every avenue. said. outfielder Jay Buhner, pitcher About $7 million from coin sales 1974. Lebo says leg Is fine lwell said. “ It's not a good and the Columbus Clippers of internationally.” Alison Maisch, a self-admitted longshot liam “ The Refrigerator” Perry, “ I have no idea how long he will feeling.” Rick Balabon and a minor has already been used to help Sundberg was released by the the the International League. In The direct payments are part of to make the Olympic team, won the DURHAM, N.C. — Jeff Lebo says the whose weight made him the be out,” said Ditka, who also “ It felt good. Saturday, If I’m league player to be named auletes prepare for the 1988 Chicago Cubs Friday and became a free Swatting the game-winning hit three separate stints with the a $25-million proposal that in­ lower-leg stress fracture that forced the darling of the National Football refused to reveal Perry’s wherea­ not atrocious, I think I can set an later. Olympics. The rest of the pro­ women’s 10-meter platform preliminaries agent Wednesday. He batted .241 with 2 with two out in the ninth inning of Yankees, he hit .188, with 13 cludes job and scholarship pro­ North Carolina guard to pass up the League three years ago. now bouts or where he would be American record,” Slaney said. Phelps, who turns 34 on Aug. e m s will be used to assist Thursday. home runs and 9 RBI in 24 games this Kansas City’s wild 6-5 conquest of hits in 69 at bats. He had three grams for athletes. Money would Olympic Trials is 100 percent better. faces the prospect of early treated. “I just hope we get decent 6, was hitting .284 with 14 home athletes over the next four years Maisch, of Cherry Hill, N. J„ who attends season. the New York Yankees Thursday home runs, 13 RBI and 25 come from sales of 1988 Olympic “ It’s doing real well,” Lebo said in the retirement unless he can control Perry, 25, was the Bears’ No. 1 (weather) conditions.” runs and 32 RBI in 72 games for strikeouts. train for the 1992 Games. Louisiana State, received 391.23 points for night made Stillwell feel good coins. Durham Academy Upper School’s his girth. draft choice out of Clemson in Bright was second in the Seattle this season. He is the Balabon, 21, was 1-1 with one The direct cash program would her eight dives. Wendy Williams of indeed. It was Stillwell’s error at The national governing bodies gymnasium, after demonstrating his skills Perry, the huge defensive 1985 and became one of the most decathlon after setting an Ameri­ Mariners’ all-time leader with save and a 4.50 earned run supplement the USOC’s “ Opera­ Bridgeton, Mo., was second with 390.75, shortstop in the fifth inning that of individual sports would deter­ to the campers of Tommy Amaker’s tackle whose weight reached a publicized rookies in N F L history can and Olympic trials record in 105 career home runs and tion Gold,” which provides sup­ while Wendy Wylandof Boca Raton, Fla., led to Don Mattingly’s two-run average in seven games with mine which top athletes receive high of 377 pounds in mini-camp that year. the decathlon pole vault at 18 feet, entered the current season port payments to athletes based finished third with 382.62 Basketball Academy. “ I’ve been going homer and New York’s 4-0 lead. Fort Lauderdale of the Class A the direct payments. But the last May, was a no-show Thurs­ Perry remained a solid per­ 4«A inches. Im m ediately after the with a career average of on6 on their world ranking. Nine other divers, including 1984 pretty hard for a few days now, and It . A solo home run in the eighth Florida State League. payment itself would come di­ day night at the Chicago Bears’ former in 1986, but his stock fell decathlon windup, he competed •Operation Gold is funding about Olympic platform silver medalist Michele hasn’t bothered me at all.” had made Stillwell “ feel a little rectly from the USOC, spokes­ camp, where it was announced he rapidly thereafter. Ditka in the regular pole vault, finishing 3M athletes at an average of Mitchell, also advanced to Sunday’s final. Lebo, a three-year starter, began better,” he said. But then came The ninth-inning flurry made a man Mike Moran said. has entered a program for weight benched him last season when fourth at 18-8 after 12 hours of “ I was running full speed In,” 12,500 a year. limping halfway through last season, when his big chance for redemption in winner of reliever Steve Farr, 3-2, “ They (governing bodies) can treatment. Perry failed to keep his weight competition for the day. he said. “ I tried to slow down I The proposal also would ex- the Tar Heels went 27-7 and advanced to the ninth. and dropped Guante’s mark to The Bears issued a statement down. “ Why not?” Bright said of his threw my glove up. It just sailed stretch the money as far as they Chang after first title the Final 8 for an NCAA-record eighth Tim Stoddard, in relief of Rick 4-6. want,” he said. “ They can selert ??!... ® program that helps saying “William Perry has “ He has the ability to beconne efforts in both events. “ I'm to the right. You could call it a athletes find suitable jobs and straight year. By the end of the season Rhoden, took a 5-3 lead into the Stillwell’s fielding error with 20 people or 200 people.” WASHINGTON - Michael Chang might elected to enter a program for the best defensive lineman in extremely exhausted, but I felt misjudgment. I call it an error. establish a scholarship fund for during North Carolina’s 70-52 loss to ninth but Frank White hit a two out in the fifth was imme­ Pagel said she would prefer go fishing during his next visit to the treatment of an eating disorder. football, but it will never happen good after my first jump. I one-out single and then with two It’s over with now. You just come who want to stay in school Arizona in the West Regional finals, Lebo diately followed by Don Matting­ having the money not spread too nation’s capital, but this week he’s The Bears are in agreement with unless he wants it to happen,” started tqj get going and felt out Bill Buckner doubled into left. bock and be ready to play while teaining and competing in could hardly walk. ly’s ninth home run for a 4-0 tnin. concentrating on winning his first Perry that this is a medical Ditka said at the time. motivated.” Cecilio Guante came out of the tomorrow.” Olympic sports. The only thing his leg needed, Lebo said, IS Yankee advantage. Rickey Hend­ “ The more you spread the professional tennis tournament. matter and the Bears will have no He indicated he wouldn’t have bullpen to face Pat Tabler No one in the Kansas City The Job program would receive was rest. erson had led off against Mark m o M y , the less good it’s going to further comment'at this time.” vaulted at the Olympics even if he plnch-hltting for Mike Macfar- clubhouse was laughing at Wa­ The l6-year-old Chang used his two Gubicza with his 35th career uo, but it’s not for me to decide,” more than $3 million in additional Coach Mike Ditka, who helped had placed among the top three at lane, and Tabler hit a hard line shington, least of all Stillwell. funding over the next four years, ■ favorite weapons — all-out hustle and the trials. leadoff homer, tying Bobby make Perry a nationaMdol as a 'smash into center field. Washing­ “ He’s made some tremendous devastating groundstrokes — to dominate Pirates acquire Wilson RENTAL Bonds’ m ajor league record. rookie in the Bears’ Super ^ w l “I told myself I would be a plays against us,” Stillwell said fifth-seeded Ramesh Krishnan on ton ran in, stopped, and the ball George Brett’s two-run homer, PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh season, said, "This is no laughing decathlete this year; next year flew past his glove and rolled to “ It was just kind of strange Hadden cope amateur title Thursday in a 6-4,6-2 victory that put him matter. It is very serious.” I ’ll vault,” he said. his 14th, had sliced the Yankees’ Pirates, who have been seeking a the wall for a three-base error actually. He usually makes fan­ into the quarterfinals of the $232,050 D.C. Ditka said he talked with Perry CARS The pole vault was won by Kory lead in half before Jack Clark tastic plays.” FALMOUTH, Maine (AP) - power-hitting outfielder all season, traded Pinch runner Nick Capra doubled and scored New York’s Bill Hadden sank a 18-foot birdie allc^ng Tasho to pull even with i Tennis Classic. two weeks ago when “ I weighed Tarpening, who set a meet record It was the second straight game Darnell Coles to the Seattle Mariners on scored the tying run and Tabler third unearned run on Kevin putt in the pouring rain on the an eight-foot putt on the Iqst hole ' It was one of two upsets in the third him at 358 pounds. There was no Dally .♦ with a leap of I9-3V4, but failed in the Royals have won on their final of the day. Tasho is from Thursday night'for former All-Star stopped at third. Stiliweli couid Seltzer’s throwing error in the second sudden-death hole to win round of the rain-plagued touniament. way he could take It off.” an attempt to break Joe Dial’s at-bat and the sixth time the Brockton, Mass. outfielder Glenn Wilson. hardiy wait to slam a solid single eighth. the New England Amateur Derrick Rostagno, ranked No. 82 in the Ditka said Perry made the Weekly American record of 19-6>A. Yankees have lost after being one th e deal was announced by Pirates Into right field to cap the Stillwell’s ninth home run made Championship. But it was Hadden who sank the world, won the last three games of his decision to enter the program and Earl Bell, bronze medalist at out from victory. But Yankee General Manager Syd Thrift minutes after Improbable comeback and keep It 5-3 in the bottom of the eighth biggest putt of the day, the match against No. 2 seed Brad Gilbert to that the Bears would continue to Los Angeles in 1984, was second at manager Lou Piniella bristled . Tasho fin­ the Pirates closed to within one-half game Monthly the Yankees from creeping to but gave him little satisfaction. ished Thursday’s final round with 18-footer that clinched his ; cap a 6-4,6-3 triumph. pay him while he was receiving 19-0, and Billy Olson was third at when someone characterized the victory. of the National League East lead by within one game of Detroit in the “ The homer felt good, but It one-under par 279s after four Top-seeded Jimmy Connors’ match treatment. Rates 18-8. loss as “ devastating.” AP photo beating Los Angeles 3-2, their 12th victory American League East. didn’t fully make up for the rounds at the 6,406-yard, par 70 ■Tve bren runner-up twice ' against Mexico’s Jorge Lozano was rained Asked if this might be the end of Bright, who had more misses, “ How can you call something before, Hadden said. “ You • in 13 games. “ It was a redeemer,” Stillwell error,” he said. “ Right there at Portland Country Club, after out and w;as to be made up this afternoon. DECATHLON WINNER — Decath­ would “ probably be one of the top devastating in July? It’s not eventually have to win one. It’s a I Thrift said the Pirates have wanted 64M 12I said. “ I made the error to put ’em the end I was tinking, ‘Lord, give Tasho came from behind for the In other action. No. 3 seed Andres Gomez three vaulters in the world if devastating. It’s just a tough nice feeling.” lete Gary Kinder follows through on Roll I CO PELAND in the game. Definitely. I ’d been me a chance to make up for it.’” tie. He d started the day four Wilson, 29, for two years, but the that’s what he concentrated on,” loss,” he said. disposed of West Germany’s Christian his Javelin throw at the U.S. Olympic thinking about that error ever Washington met the horde of shots behind Hadden. “ I was really trying to give It ' Philadelphia Phillies wanted too much in out said Gary Kinder, who won the Henderson’s home run came on Saceanu, 6-3,7-6, and No. 4 seed Aaron Track and Field Trials In Indianapolis .■■TNCH since it happened. It felt good to media inquisitors with his head Hadden, of North Haven, away,” he said in reference to his ■ return for him last season. The Phillies The decathlon. the third pitch from starter Mark Krickstein, Clang’s next opponent, Ltasing A Rtiitel come through.” held high. poor shot-making in regulation ' Thursday night. Kinder won the wound up trading Wilson to Seattle last Buckets I lateX’ite Gubicza. (:onn., bogeyed two of the last advanced with a 6-2,6-4 victory over DRIVEWAY play. “ As pooriy as I played, 1 winter in the Phil Bradley deal. 345 C«nt«r 8tr««t three holes in regulation play. Peru’s Jaime Yzaga. decathlon. was only one shot behind.” PRODUCTS M a n o h fit o r —?---- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22. 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22. Missing No. 1 quarterbacks are drawing attention P n zzlee TV Topics 4 By The Associated Press removed during the offseason, start of training camp, but Coach said his problem was arm rookie scrimmage against the Bay linebacker Hugh Green will It’s way too early for panic, but fatigue. NFL C fim ps Buddy Ryan said that no player is Washington Redskins in Carlisle, having your No. 1 quarterback on permitted to show up unsigned for comply with a Judge’s order to' ACROSS 59 Here's son could have thrown, but Bill Pa., and coach Raymond Berry repay the team about $190,doo. Answer to Previous Puzzle the sidelines always attracts the formal camp. says Flutie will get most of the # British to benefit from strike didn t want me to,” the 10-year 1 TV 's talking DOWN attention, especially when he is as Job hunting; Another famous work in one of the four preseason “It will be taken care o f”| By Maggi Jackson veteran said. “My arm Is a little horse (2 wds.) PLC, said U.S. networks “are starting to look, Service.” valuable as Joe Montana or quarterback, Doug Flutie, is back games. Green’s agent. Gusty Sunseri L 1 Pouch The Associated Press tired from all of the throwing “Jim Steiner and I are working B Is obliged to to investigate.” “Upstairs, Downstairs,” the story of the Randall Cunningham. we’ve been doing.” in New England, fighting for a In|ur*d No. 1: Aundray Bruce, said. "It was never Hugh’s! 2 Ground meat very hard and very diligently to 9 Short sleep But ‘‘they’re going to have to take creative family and servants in an Edwardian Montana was held out of the San third-string spot on the Patriots the No. 1 pick of the NFL and the intention not to pay the sum.” < ' dish LONDON — Television producers from the Walsh said Montana would try to get something accomp­ roster. 12 General's risks if they want to use programming from household, was a London Weekend Television Francisco 49ers’ practice Thurs­ start the first exhibition game, Atlanta Falcons, is suffering The amount is the balance duel 3 One issue of a land of such PBS hits as “Upstairs, lished,” Eagles president Harry Veteran Steve Grogan has been asslstaot newspaper other sources,” said Clark, whose parent production that ran for 68 episoito on PBS. day because of a sore elbow, but July 31 in London against the from a ligament strain of the from a bonus Green agreed tol Downstairs” are hoping the 4‘/4-month-old Coach Bill Walsh said it was Gamble said of Cunningham’s named the starter and Tony 13 Himalayan 4 _ Moines writers’ strike will give them a chance to company has just purchased MTM, the U.S. In January, a BBC soap opera called Miami Dolphins.' The 49ers will agent. ”We have received right knee and will likely miss two repay when he was traded to the! 5 Nut prcxluction company co-founded by actress “Eastenders” had a trial runwn IB PBS merely a precautionary move. leave for England on Sunday and Eason figures to be the main to three weeks of practice. monkshood break into the lucrative commercial network “He has a little elbow problem another proposal, which we were backup if he can recover from Miami Dolphins in 1985. Green! 1 4 ______5 Shoshoneans Mary Tyler Moore. stations. Despite warnings that the Cockney scrimmage against the Dolphins expecting. Bruce hurt the knee during a received the bonus when he! market this fall. that is not at all serious,” Walsh surgery on his throwing arm. carte 7 Sediment The three major U.S. commercial networks RA’THER THAN completed programs, slang would prove unintelligible to Ameri­ in the week before the game. pass-rush drill Wednesday. Mag­ signed a new contract with the 8 M a o __lung cans, the show still airs and has been snapped said. “We hope to rest him every “In any case. I’m optimistic That leaves Flutie, the 1984 15 Osiris' wife have been forced to postpone new shows however, scripts, co-productions and con­ Less than a week from the start netic resonance imagery on Bucs in 1984. He agreed to repay 9 Tacked up by 10 other stations, said Ian Duncan of thirt day. anyway. We’re not that we’ll get something done, but Heisman Trophy winner from 16 Speed scheduled for this fall because no scripts have vertible formats have a better chance of of training camp, the Philadel­ Thursday showed the injury was $335,000 when the Bucs granted f 10 Film director BBC’s commercial arm. feeling any pressure to give Joe who knows? We’re working very Boston College, and another 18 Landing boat traveling to U.S. television, officials said. phia Eagles have yet to sign what doctors described as a Robert _ been written. NBC apd CBS have indicated an time throwing this early.” hard, that’s all I can say. But we former USFL player, Tom Ram­ his wish to be traded. They point to the long-running American hit But the commercial networks are different. grade II medial collateral liga­ 19 Nautical pole 11 Graft interest in buying British programs to help fill Cunningham, who emerged as still have a way to go.” sey, in a battle for the third spot. When Green fell behind on his series "All in the Family,” which was based "It’s been very difficult for English Montana, who had the bursa one of the top young quarterbacks ment strain without cartilage 20 _ Zumwalt 17 Danger color the void. sac in his right elbow surgically Cunningham is participating in Flutie is expected to do most of payments and couldn’t be on a British show called “Till Death Us Do programming to get into the networks,” said in the NFL last season. damage or ligament rupture. reached, the Bucs filed suit 21 Bubbled 19 First person So far, the networks are merely browsing. a voluntary minicamp before the the quarterbacking in Saturday’s 33 Bridge expert 44 Chair part Part,” whose bigoted Londoner, Alt Garnett, Jay Blumler, a New York-bom professor who ^Green money: Former Tampa against him last April. 23 Let's Make _ 22 Producer Difficulties in translating British shows into — Culbertson 46 Home of holds posts at the Center for TY Research at Norman _ the style of fast-paced, star-studded Ameri­ became Archie Bunker. 35 Gossip Abraham the University of Leeds and the University of 23 Ibsen character can airwaves may inhibit many import deals. John Reynolds, head of the BBC’s U.S. 24 Aromatic wood 36 Repeat 48 Like a wing Maryland. 26 Clock sound "We’ve had a lot of increased interest,” subsidiary, Lionheart, says he is talking to all 25 aweetsop 37 Word groups 49 Beside (pref.) “The English are t^ y good at producing 27 Lasting a brief said Vivian Wallace, chief executive of three networks about sales of mini-series, 28 Genetic 38 Reduce 52 Truck |sl.| classic serialsapcUlrdmas, but that’s not the time Manchester-based Granada, one of the comedies and movies, either as finished material (abbr.) 39 Traveling bag 53 Physicians' sort of thin^thm the American networks have 31 Blacks up 40 Flattened largest of the 16 independent television programs or formats. SCOREBOARD 29 Actress _ assn. commonly=^ared up to.” Speaking from his New York office, 1 2 3 4 companies that broadcast over the country’s Rowlands 1 9 10 11 two commercial channels. The non­ Reynolds said, “Obviously the American 30 Pined CLARK SAID AMERICAN producers 12 commercial British Broadcasting Corp. runs networks’ current difficulties could present Royal! B. Yankeoi 5 Padroa 3, Cuba 1 14 prefer U.S. tel^sion stars, U.S. locations, Bob Gilder 35-34-71 32 Rise and Faii of two other national channels. opportunities to the BBC.” B aseball Scott Verplank 15 and a fast pace. N E W Y O R K 3MB— 71 the Third _ 17 ”I can’t report any brilliant coups,” she The strike by the 9,500-member Writers KANSAS CITY SAN D IE G O Phil Blockmar 34- 35-71 o b r h b l CHICAGO 34 At an angie A “In our dramasXwe tend to develop the O b r h b l Ob r h bl Brondel Chamblee 37-34— 71 added in an interview. ’’Things we have sold Guild of America began in March against the RHndsn It 3 1 2 1 WWIIsn cf o b r h b l SPORTSCARD Bow ling 18 character much iho^,” he said. 4 0 2 0 Thon ss 5 1 2 0 Webster cf Roy Bloncalana 35- 34— 71 38 56, Roman 20 in the past to the Public Broadcasting System Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Rndiph 2b 5 1 0 0 Stilwll ss 5 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 Billy Andrade American League leadera M tnglv 1b Ready 2b 4 1 3 1 Sndbro 2b 4 0 0 0 34-35-71 Producers over disputed payments for Another potentiar problem is that British 4 2 2 2 Selt7e r 3b 4 1 1 0 /RAIomr 2b Jeff Julian 33- 38-71 41 Body of water 21 22 1 market are probably too slow-paced for the JCIork dh 4 1 1 0 Brett 1b 10 00 Grace lb 10 0 0 television is generally far more permissive 4 1 1 2 r Gwynn rf 4 0 2 0 Vorsho If Duffy Woldorf 37- 34-71 42 Arilhmeiic, networks, but obviously we are using the domestic and foreign television reruns. Winfield rf 4 0 11 Trtabll rf 4 0 10/ 3 0 0 0 Doyld Peoples about foul language, sex and nudity. Bait Olvltlon Wshgtn cf CAAartnz If 5 0 10 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 34- Herald 37— 71 ale. 24 Increasingly bitter over the weeks, it has 4 0 1 0 FW hlte2b 4 1 2 ff Wynne cf Bob Proben 35- 34— 71 28 opportunity to pitch projects which may be Polrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Palmeir If 4 0 1 0 Industry officials said the strike may D«*rolf B r * b' — " BJocksn If 4 0 0 0 M orind 1b 4 0 11 Bobby Clampett 34-34-72 Beyerly Tartaglla 216, Diane Brown 43 Not iate possible. caused layoffs among California’s 230,000 59 Skinnerc 4 0 0 0 Law 3b 3 0 1 0 29 53 39 .574 2 Bucknrdh 4 0 11 Brown 3b 4 0 1 0 Ernie (jonzalez 39-33-72 205 entertainment industry workers.. accelerate a growing trend toward U.S.- Santana ss 4 0 0 0 Capra pr Dunstonss 4 0 2 0 Ray Barr 45 Assemble "Everybody would love to sell to the BOSTOn 51 JO cja J,/- 0 10 0 Santlogo c 4 1 2 1 Berryhll c 34- 38-72 British co-productions, which they say Mocforln c 3 0 0 0 4 1 2 0 Jim Becker networks because the money is much so 45 :s26 m AAockcf 4 0 1 0 Jackson pr 0 0 0 0 38- 34-72 47 Blackthorn fruit IN ’THE PAST, most British programming Tobler ph 1 1 0 0 Whitson p Poul Tritfler 34 as as a? Americans prefer because it gives them Cleveland 48 4S .SDO 9 Totals M 5 7 4 4 0 0 0 M oyer p 2 0 10 35- 37— 72 48 Copycat higher.” Totals S7 410 5 McCllers p Greg Powers 34-34^-72 in the United States has been sold to cable or control over the show. SSm lllSr 47 49 .490 10 0 0 0 0 M uphry ph 1 0 1 1 38 39 40 Baltimore 30 .44 .319 34 PPerry p Frank Conner 34-34— 72 50 Singing syllable Peter Clark, a director of the international public television stations. Non-profit PBS 0 0 0 0 AkI Ohmachl R ec S o c c e r Although British stations do air U.S. shows, Weit Olvltlon Km iot City 902 019— 6 JDavIs ph 10 0 0 34- 34-72 51 Extraordinary sales subsidiary of one of Britain’s largest carries so many British shows that some in 100 Totals 39 3 )3 J Doyld Conipe 43 most said they had not been caught short yet Two outs when wlnntno run scored Totals 35 1 I 1 35- 37— 72 44 independent companies, Television South Oakland ^ 39 904 ______Bernhard Longer 37- 35-72 53 Ah ma Britain call it the “Principally British because of the strike. Minnesota 51 45 cja *1/, - Stillwell (it. Lorry Demers 35-37— 72 „ E— Shllvrell, Seltzer, Woshlngton. LOB— Brian Mogg 54 Language suffix 47 « i7 :SK 9./’ N * w Y o rk , Kansas C ity 4. 2B — Cmcooo (80 000 100—1 34-34-72 Pee Wee ^ Ifornia 45 49 .479 12 4 Game Winning RBI — Moreland (4). Mike Colandro 38- 34-72 55 Scarlett /^Wlngly, White, Seltzer, Tartabull, Chicago 43 51 457 Brown, Mack, RAIomar. D P — San Daye Pesocoy 34-38-72 61 Mike Sullivan O'Hara's home l o b —San Diego 10, Chicago 9. 34-37— 73 Do°phtas0. ‘ -'°*'' TV Tonight <’ )- Brett (14), Stillwell (9). M ark Lye 56 Apportion ^ 38 57 .400 19'/j SB— RHenderson 2 (44). 34-37— 73 54 - Tljortdov'i Oomet sS;;7taSS"(4)“ * ^ ^ '” " 3 B -R e o d y . H R - Ed Dougherty 34- 39-73A n T e i IP H R ER BB SO Doye Elchelberger 57 Comedian Boston 6, Chicago 1 New Yortt IP H R ER BB SO 3437— 73 Standings: Sharks 13-1-424, Je ts 7-1-4 Kansas City «, New York 5 Son Diego Jim Benepe 35- 420, 38— 73 Jaguars 7-42-16, Patriots 4-4413, Sparks 67 5:00PM [MAX] Roy Orbison & Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, Nicholas Pryor Rhoden Bob Lunn Noticiero Univision (S ) Rot Patrol Mllwoukee 6, Texas 1 Stoddard Whitson W,9-5 8 8 1 1 2 1 3437— 73 Meteors 5-4413, Mustangs 1-47-9, o il­ FHandt - A Black and W hite Night Orbi- 1987. Rated PG-13. QD Seattle 6, Toronto 2 Dan Forsman 58 Pertaining to an Guante L>4 McCllers S,7 1 0 0 0 0 0 37-36— 73 ers 3-43-9, Dolphins 1-9-4-4. T w o points 8on performs such classics as "Only the [TM C] MOVIE; 'Airplane II; The Se­ (57) McLaughlin Group ® ) The Street Scott informs his wife tha^ Only gomes scheduled Chicago Mike Hammond for a win, one for o tie. age Kansas City 37-34-73 (c)1988 by NEA. Inc. 22 Lonely/* "Oh, Pretty Woman" and "Blue quel' A lunatic airline crew finds itself on a Star Trek he wants to quit the police force. m dov't Oomet Moyer L,5-9 11 3 3 Michael Brodley QD Gubicza 7 1 1 37-34— 73 Bayou** with the help of Jackson Browne, lunar shuttle hunling toward the sun. Rdb- P P e rry 2 0 0 0 2 George Bums [C N N ] Headline News QD Gene Scott 1 1 , Boston (Gardner Farr W,3-2 1 2 40-34-74 Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen. Tom ert Hays, Julie Hegerty. William Shatner. o 'l;, f .35 p.m. JWItson pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Bill Buttaer 3438— 74 Midget! [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Witchboard' A deadly G ^ f e p U ch rt to 3 batters In the 9th. Danny Briggs Waits and Jennifer Warnes. (60 min.) (In 1982 Rated PG. [M A X] Country Music - A New Tradi­ Umpires— Home, West; Rrst, Engel; 3439— 74 Stereo) tion Three generations of artists, including supernatural force is unleashed when a Second,^lllon; Third, Williams. M ike NIcolette Corangelo, G,!b?aaT5reS£S*"“" 37-37— 74 8 : 0 0 P M (X ) Beauty and the Beast Rosanne Cash. The Judds, Merle Haggard, woman uses a Ouija board to communi­ T — 2:28. A — 28,485. Jim Simons Budenouer), 5 ;3 0 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Soul Man' SI'ulock; First. John- 3434-74 (CC) Tipped off by Vincent. Catherine In­ Waylon Jennings and Carl Perkins in a May cate with the other side. Tawny Kitaen, (PoS^r^^h p.m’’ Tom Pernice Jr. (CC) An ingenious teen cons his way into McKeon; Third, Reilly. Bill Britton 3434-74 »®ibmmldThu?JdS;. '"'""•ctly vestigates a reputable foster home which 1988 performance from Nashville. Tenn. Todd Allen. Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated Mllwoukee 3441— 74 Harvard Law School when his father re­ (Boslo 4-11), 8:35 p.m. T — 2:53. A — 41,040. John Mahoffey CELEBRITY CIPHER may be mistreating its children. (60 min.) (60 min.) (tn Stereo) R. 3439— 75 CRiflbrity Cipher cry^togremt are created from quotallona by famoua people, paat and present. fuses to pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, (R) Lance Ten Broeck 3437— 75 Each letter In the cipher stands for Anolhar. Today's cfu0: O equsft F. [USA] Wired [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes (Swift 6-7), 10:05 p.m. Allcxi Menne Rae Dawn Chong, 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Brewera6,Rangera1 3 4 4 0 - 75 Stereo) (® MOVIE: 'The Man Who Loved Cat to the Movies & Coming Attractions ExpoaS.RedaZ Harold Kolb Dancing' An ex-cavalry officer involves 10:15PM (55) Miami Vice Joined in o’ Californio 39-34— 75 1 2 :4 5 A M (£ Divorce Court (Clark 241), 10:35 p.m. Evander Holyfield Richard Cromwell 3439— 75 ' H G P N HRZV NSVG G i O O P M CID C£) @§) News himself with a woman fleeing her husband. Progress (CC) Crockett and Tubbs sus­ TEXAS Mike Bailey pect a Chilean chief of police in a double ” ■3’ Oakland . M IL W A U K E E M O N T R E A L 43<32— 75 Rec BasebaD dD ®1) Three*s Company Burt Reynolds, Sarah Miles, George Hamil­ 1 2 : 5 0 A I V I (2 ) Love Boat (Davis 7-4), 10:35 p.m. 00 r n bl ob r h bl CINCINNATI Robert Thompson 37-38-75 ton. 1973. murder case. (R) (In Stereo) _ Ob r h bl Greg Forrow CLNHRYNN NZUPHXSZ QUVW [H B O ] Vietnam W ar Story (C C) A ser­ Soturdov’t Oom et M cDwel cf 4 0 3 0 Hamlltn rf 4 0 0 0 O b r h b l This 190-pound fighter be­ 3437— 75 ® T.J. Hooker Flefchr ss T Jones cf 4 1 1 0 Daniels If o-TIm Petrovic ® 0® Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry files 1 0:30PM (iD Odd Couple geant learns an act of kindness can have Chlcogo at Boston, 1:05 p.m 4 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b 4 1 2 1 4 0 0 0 came boxing's first undis­ 39-37— 74 Gimme a Break! Sierra rf Raines If 4 0 1 0 Larkin ss 4 0 1 0 Bob Byman QD a phony dog-show story with his publisher violent results. (In Stereo) Detroit at Ooklond, 4:05 p.m 4 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 2 2 2 Galarrg 1b 37-40-77 ZSY GVWC.* — UVCCF QD INN News New York at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Incvglla If 4 110 Yount cf 2 2 2 1 4 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 4 0 1 0 puted cruiserweight champi­ Jeffrey Lonkford (S ) Rockford Files and then tries to steal it back. (R) Brooks rf 3 1 2 1 3 4 4 2 - 77 Pony League ® Hogan's Heroes 1 : 0 0 A M CD) Archie Bunker's Place Baltimore at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m OBrIen 1b 4 0 2 0 Robldx 1b 3 0 0 EOovIs cf 3 1 1 0 on in April 1988, pushing his Chuck Lasher 1 ONIxon cf 0 0 0 0 39-38— 77 d§) Barney Miller QD MOVIE: 'The Breakfast Club* A Texas at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m Petralll c 4 0 0 1 Syeum ss 4 0 1 0 ONetll rf 4 1 3 0 The Red Sox nipped the Yankees, 7-4, C Y R N V R QD Tres Generaclones ® Joe Franklin MStnIy dh Wollach 3b 3 1 0 0 Esasky1b record to 18-0, with 14 \ . (H ) News (Live) group of high school students learn several Clevelond ot California, 10:05 p m 3 0 1 0 JCostlll ss 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 Thursday night at Cheney Tech. John John McLaughlin's One on One Steels dh Sonfoven c 4 0 11 W nghm pr 0 0 0 0 ® Nes pitched well for the Red Sox PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It's always easier to believe than to deny. Our things about themselves when they are Q7) QD Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous Toronto ot Seattle, 10:05 p m 1 0 0 0 Surhoff 3b 4 0 1 1 HudlerTb kncickouts. After winning a 9 (S) Doctor Who: The Sensorites Pan 3 forced to spend a Saturday together in de­ The French Riviera. (R) Sunday's Oomet Buechle3b 2 0 10 BD Inzc 2 0 0 1 U.8. Women's Open scores Collins tripled and Dave minds are naturally affirmative." — John Burroughs. of 6. [D IS ] Animals In Action Featured; na­ 4 0 0 0 Adducidh 3 12 0 Foley 2b 2 0 11 national Golden Gloves title, tention. Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald. Chlcogo ot Boston, 1:05 p.m. Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 2 0 COBrIen c 2 0 1 0 Oester2b 2 0 10 Befenslvelv. Mor- ture’s giant animals, including giraffes and QD Matchmaker Totals RIyero ss 4 0 1 0 Brownng p he turned pro in 1984. He is dD Charlie's Angels Anthony Michael Hall. 1985. ^ Itlm o re ot Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. 35 1 9 1 Totals 30 4 11 4 2 0 0 0 F'*'h«d well and Bob elephants, and the problems they encoun­ Late Night With David Letterman (In DeMrtnz p 2 0 0 0 FWIIIms p LUTHERVILLE, Md. (AP) — Scare* ter. New York at Kansas City, 2:35 p m 0 0 0 0 now 25 years old. Pi.rh hi»'u,2T»" Kevin QB) Quincy QD Columbo Stereo) Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 the "rst round of tt^u “ pisch hit well for the Yanks. Texos at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. !?■??!...... «J0 000 001-1 Burke p Women s Open, being ployed ot fh# (H ) Noticias T V 's Bloopers and Practical alokes Mllwoukee m i io2 — - . 0 0 0 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 11:00PM C B C B ® a® New* ® Twilight Zone Cleveland ot Californio, 4:05 p.m Totals i^ - v a r d , par-71 Baltimore Country Club (CC) Michael Gross and Cyndi Lauper are Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p m ^^'IM n nlno RBI — (tantner (10). 32 3 I 3 Totals 30 2 9 2 dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour practical joke victims. (60 min.) (R) (B T a x i ® What a Countryl To ro nto ot Seattle, 4:35 p.m ’ denotes am ateur): [CN N ] Showbiz Today QD Benny Hilt QD El Show de Johnny Canales LIselotte Neumann dD 0^ Washington Week In Review CIMniMltl 010 100 000—2 33-34-47 [D IS ] Home Alone Malcolm-Jamal War­ (CC). [C N N ] Inside Politics *88 (R) Gome Winning RBI — Foley (5) JoAnne Corner Qj) Odd Couple s!ft and Ughtfoot' New York 54 37 Milwaukee H R ER BB SO 3434-70 M®A®S®H 1 :1 0 A M [T(MC] MOVIE;_3,S.V.P.' Montreal A m y Benz __ Amerloan Lgogug [ESPN ] SportsLook Bank robbers attempt to rob the same Disgruntled guests, an eartfiquake. and an Pittsburgh 54 38 August W,5-3 9 9 1 1 0 5 Noncy Brown 3 4 3 4 - 70 oer Joe Morgan. Bridges, George Kennedy. 1974. to celebrate the runaway success of an ex­ St. Louis 42 52 14'/j ' ’ 0000 ar-71, 4 , ^ y a r d Tournament Players Solly Llftle 'n* roll pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in Philadelphia Umpires— Home, Kaiser; First, Welke; 3 4 3 5 - 71 [CNN] PrimeNews [C N N ] Moneyline pose book. Ray Colbert, Veronica Hart. 41 53 15'/j Club of _ Connecticut course (odenotes Tommie Green ROfXfy Kufcher, the ’60s. Gary Busey, Don Stroud. Charles West Division Merrill; Third, Cooney. 3435-71 [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1984. Rated R. P&LJL ? ? i i am otuer): Jud y Dickinson Martin Smith. 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] American Muscle Magazine.^, W L T — 2:18. A— 17,449. 1 37-34-71 ttaM tSigli »» *he Intarno- GB Dibble 3 0 0 0 0 Roger Maltble 34-30-44 Heother Fdrr [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Legend' (C C) A demon (60 min.) [H B O ] M OVIE: 'No Mercy' (CC) While 1 :1 S A M C B Higt« Rollara Los Angeles 54 39 1Brad Faxon Nancy Lopez 3 4 3 8 - 72 Houston FWIIIIams pitched to 1 batter In theTth. 34- 31— 45 3438-72 P hlf.X' Ken ONSIE threatens the forces of good in this lavish [M A X ] M OVIE; 'La Bamba' (CC) A fact- tracking down his partner's killer, a police 50 45 Donnie Hammond K. Baker Guodognlno 1 :2 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Never Too Son Francisco Mariner! . Blue Jay 33- 32— 45 35-37— 72 fairy tale from director Ridley Scott. Tom officer becomes entangled with a crime 48 45 6 $2 Joey Sindelor Jan Stephenson sem ie AAarInwrs In •xctKWMw fw Jav based account of Ritchie Valens’ Young to Die' An undercover agent's son Cincinnati Harvey; First, Craw- 31- 34-45 3438-72 Cruise. Mia Sara, Tim Curry. 1985. Rated czar’s mistress. Richard Gere. Kim Basin­ 44 48 Ronnie Black Janet Coles (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before Is pressed into service wtwn a megalo- San Diego 44 52 Bonin; Third, Dovidson. 35- 31— 44 343472 PG. (In Stereo) his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond ger, Jeroen Krabbe. 1986. Rated R (In TORONTO SEATTLE T — 2:42. A — 27,014. Atork Brooks 32- Donna 34-44 White ondamlnorleogueplayertobenamedlater. Stereo) maniacal villain tttreatens to contaminate Atlanta 32 40 1 3438-72 Phillips, Esai Morales, Rosana Oe Soto. 1./2 O b r h b l o b r h b l Steve Lowerv 32- Laura 34-46 Davies [U SA ] Cartoons Los Angelos' water supply. John Stamos, , Thursday's Games LIrlano 2b Ken Green 35-37— 72 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Secrets of Love - 4 1 1 0 Reynids 2b 4 0 2 0 34- 32-44 RoMn WoUon Vanity, Gone Simmons. 1986. Rated R. (In Son Diego 3, Chlcogo 1 Moseby cf Jo y Delsing Martha Foyer 37-36— 73 GRUEFE AN AHeUMENTATIVe 6:3 0P M ® CBS News (CC) T h rM Rakish Tales' Trio of erotic short 4 0 0 0 Briley If 3 1 1 0 33- 33— 44 35-38-73 r n u J " ' !l!!!*S!r'*® P'***horohforDornell [U SA ] PGA Golf; Canon Greater Hart­ Stereo) Montreal 3, Cincinnati 2 GBell If 4 112 Robb rf Clark Burroughs Sherri Stelnhouer 2 PEKSON 16 NEVER 6 0 ® WKRP in Cincinnati stories based on the works of such mas­ 0 0 0 0 34- 32— 44 3437— 73 hoeeniOT. ford Open Second round, from Cromwell, Atlanta ot New York, ppd., rain Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 Brantly rf Mike Donald Trocv Kerdyk PRU5TIW TEPA6 WHEN ters as Guy de Maupassant and others. 1 :3 0 A M (X) Get Smart Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 2 2 2 10 33- 34— 47 3435-73 I 1 ® ® A B C News (CC). Conn. (2 hrs.) (R) Whitt c Bob Lohr Alice RItzmon 4 0 2 0 ADavIsdh 4 0 2 1 Plratea3. 0odgera2 35- 32-47 3 4 3 8 - 73 >00 00 THIS. Tina Shaw. Michael Lees. 1986. Rated NR. 03) INN Naws Houston 2, Phllodelphlo 0 McGrlff 1b 3 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b Mike McCullough Sherri Turner QD Jeffersons 8 :3 0 P M (X) 99) Full House (CC) Anx- St. Louis 4, San Francisco 4 4 1 1 3 34- 33-47 3437— 73 a a Ti.j'g&Basaar"- [TM C] MOVIE; 'The Hanoi Hilton' A Mlinks dh 1 0 0 0 Vallec 3 1 1 1 Lee Trevino Deedee Losker @ ) Too Close for Comfort iety reigns supreme as Stephanie prepares ® ) Friday Night Vidaoa (In Stereo) PrMay's Gomes LOS ANGELS 35- 32— 47 37-36— 73 THINEW group of American POWs pull together in Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Cotto cf 4 0 1 0 PITTSBURGH BUI Krotzert 34-33-67 Wendy Lawson fvonk to enter kindergarten. (R) ® Alice . (Show 7-9) of Chicago (Nipper Lee ss , _ Ob r h bl Keith ClecYwoter Kay Cockerlll 3437— 73 Now arrange Ihe circled letters to (S ) (SD NBC News (CC). an effort to survive their Internment in 3 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 1 2 1 Sax 2b . " b r h b l 34-33-47 LuccnesI monoper. form the surprise answer, as sug­ i*9)f 4:05 p.m. 4 1 1 0 Bonds If 4 0 0 0 Chris Johnson 3435-73 d $ © ) Wall Street Week: *The Businest North Vietnam. Michael Moriarty, Paul Le '^99 El Arte de Lucir Jovan y Bella _ M DIaz ss 4 0 0 0 Heep 1b Mark Calcovecchla 34- 33-67 gested by Ihe above cartoon. Nightly Business Report Atlonto (Glovlne 3-10 ond Artohler M ) ot Totals 4 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 1 2 0 Kenny Perry Kristi Albers 37-34-73 □ z z c of Covering Business Mat. Jeffrey Jones. 1987. Rated R. 30 2 4 1 Totals 13 411 4 Gibson If 35- 32— 47 ® Noticiero UnMsion [C N N ] Nawsnight Update New York (GoodiNi11-5an dC one^2), 3,5;35 4 0 2 1 VanSlyk cf 3 1 1 0 Mark Haves Cottiy Morse 37-36-73 [DIS] Dr. Seuss on the Loose: The Atorshal rf 3 1 1 1 3 M 4 -4 7 3435-73 [USA] MOVIE; 'Assassin of Youth' A [U SA ] Night Flight Bonilla 3b 3 1 0 0 Ron Streck Dole Reid SOT, guord, after a two-year drug tuspen- (B) Love Connection Sneetches, Animated. A trio of classic 188 880 888-1 MIDavIs cf 4 0 0 0 37-38-47 3 4 3 7 - 73 reporter tries to rehabilitate a young < Cincinnati StaYflM AM IM llw a RReyIds rf 4 0 2 3 Gll Morgan o-CIndv Mueller [ u r a r a n H i - rhyrning tales; "The Sneetches." ’’The 1:5 0 A M (D wn Shrinar (Jockson 11-5), 7:35 p.m. Scloscia c 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 34-33-47 3434— 74 [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 woman after she becomes Involved with g® ™ iWiylno RBI — Bolbonl (3). 3 0 0 0 Fulton Allem 34-33-47 o-Nond Bowen 2ax" and "Green Eggs And Ham" by the drugs. Luana Watters, Arthur Gardener Los AntzHes (Belcher 44) ot Pittsburgh Ham itn 3b 4 0 1 0 LV Ilre c 3 0 0 0 Brett Upper Rosie Jones 3434— 74 (Answers tomorrow) [D IS] Mouseterplece Theater **'9®*'LDP-TorontoLSeoftlel Andesn ss 34-33-M7 popular children's author. 1937. 2 :0 0 A M (X) New Anawara to Hair (Dunne ^ 7 ), 7:35 p.m. 1 3 0 0 0 Bernard ss 3 0 1 0 James Hollet Shelly Hamlin 3438— 74 SifrodT^' *" “ three-yeor Jumbles: SINGE FAUNA DISMAL BOYISH Loss Hershlsrp 37-30-47 Yesterday's [ESPN ] Running and Racing 2 0 0 0 Drabek p 3 0 0 Wovne Levi Jane(taddes 3439^74 at Houston ^"?.rs&ii^2^ ‘bo^u ^tS' Stubbs ph 0 3^32-47 ■■ raOTBALL Answer An angler either has fish lying about him or 9 : 0 0 P M (X ) M OVIE: 'Educating Rita' 11.30PM CB QD Late Show (In (X) (S) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ (Knepper 9*3), 8:35 p.m. 10 0 0 Gottp 0 0 0 0 Antonio Cerda Katav Postlewolt 37-37— 74 7 : 0 0 P M C D Entertainment Tonight El­ A tutor guides a working class woman to Stereo) Oroscop 0 0 0 0 34-31— 47 3434— 74 he'a this— LYING ABOUT riSH vice (3 hrs.) So t Francisco (Robinson 41) ot St B??n'«JyV9“)’.' Lennie Clements Mel Chi Cheng ton John talks about his new album. (In the path of self-discovery and intellectual Louis (M ogrone 1-4), 8:35 p.m. Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 34- 32— 48 3 4 3 5 - 74 ® GHO Special Gory McCord 35- 33-48 Sue ErtI Stereo) enlightenment. Michael Caine, Julie Wal­ (33) World Wide Wrestling Sataittav's Gomes To rw d o « " « B B » 0 Barry Jaeckel Jod y Rosenlhol 3438-74 (S) Morton Downey Jr. 33- 35— 48 3434— 74 Hoti bull In .Mclu JunUb Sub No. U lb anlUblb lor lU O , »bleb Inobidu p uU fb CD News ters. 1983. (SD Friday Night Video* (In Stereo) Atlanta ot New York, 1:35 p.m. SUeb L,147 4 2-3 10 5 5 3 4 1*0 881-3 Gene Souers o-Robln Weiss u d handllnt. Ilbib JunMA ok EM. bun rib ll, tJO. Su 4M4. 04x40, FI »02.4JM. Montreal ot Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. pinsbunh Mg m i m x — a 3 M 4 -4 8 3341-74 liiGlMd>yoMrRBiiiG.BaarMaaiiddaG6aBaiiamalf yoMfoiwGhaayaaiatoMwwpiaafAaBl a, ® (SD M r. Belvedere (CC) Marsha be­ QD Honeymooners [ESPN ] SportsLook Blaine McCalllster 35-33— 48 Corol French i^ ^ W ^ ’issrva'tsss: ® (S ) Wheal of Fortune (CC). San Francisco ot St. Louis, 2:20 p.m 3241— 74 lieves she’s pregnant and Wesley runs sSSne ° ® ~ BRevnolds (4). Mike Hulbert Down Coe COWBOYS-Cuf Jim Molotkv Barney Miller (S ) MOVIE; 'The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper' [U S A ] Nigtit Flight; (jonasls In Concart So t Diego at Chicago, 4:05 p.m. 34- 34-48 343474 CD away from home. (R) Bankhead W,54 7 4 2 2 1 * — Los AngelesS, Ja y Haas 34-34-48 Debbie Massey An insurance detective pursues a thief l^ s Angeles ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m Schooler S,7 2 0 o o o a *B-^Reynolds, Hamll- Jim Booros 3438-74 S iJjiT JL y S Z i' 2«Ytert>ocks) Curtis QD Cheers who parachutes into Oregon with 2 :1 0 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'La Bamba' Philadelphia at Houston, 8:35 p.m. 33- 35-48 SSSS* feeetveri; @ Miami Vice (C C) Crockett tries to deal HBP-Valle by Stieb. “ " ® ® 3 Jim (tallogher 34- 32-48 O ) Kojak with his wife’s success as a rock singer. $200,CK)0. Robert Duvall. Treat WMliams, (C C) A fact-based account of Ritchie Val- ^ Sumtays Gomes Harry Taylor S m iy n n ? i ®*' ?P !^ •'k I, and AAork SeoSS Rrst, Craft; 3 4 3 2 - 48 (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Kathryn Harrold. 1961. (R) ens’ (1941 -59) rise to musical stardom be­ Atlanta ot New York, 1:35 p.m. SOTOira, m illlp s; Third, Morrison. 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"So n n y and fa iQ" ' ^ U L -^TZfFFitH - SNAFU by Bruc# Beattie wey.zip, TMif KIT Ti' CARLYLE .by Larry Wright MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 22, 1988 — 1» PUNNlMff FoR H/KJE weu,<5ec,( TBv^ Fatr0euT^^^G D mKa k / s DUKAWJ JVoumetJ 6 u e « y o u v f t r i A U A S*G JuCSeiiUfiiuTj MV A Poiwr-tow^ / ‘ w it jurr .tf New ATJ£PflfRUMl. Yoo KNOW ioo A'VtKfiJ ATICAl^Tbo f f m o u r , ^>OIA60NB'5 UegN Concert In the park BtCHT? , , B a L ^ s // Do6'-»JI l i i k A Hmh y w u B .m UNbEB Enjoy the flowers, a free concert and dance Arts expo at Candlebrook Film festival continues OoBiinO/i tonight in Elizabeth Park at the Pond House ’ tW 'iC H M fe ? Candlebrook Village, formerly Main Street Asylum Avenue. West Hartford, starting at 6 30 A Passage to India, a 1084 film directed by David p.m. Marketplace, 777 Federal,Road, in Brookfield, will Lean, will be featured Saturday and Sunday in the feature the third annual arts expo Saturday and Avery Theater of the Wadsworth Atheneum. The Larry and Alice Spatz, troubadours from Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no Atheneum is located at 600 Main St., Hartford. Pittsfield, Mass., will present a program of admission charge. All films are screened at 8 p.m. Tickets are $3 for family-oriented music. This will be followed bv Artists and craftspeople will be featured. non-members and $2 for members. W country and square dancing until li p.m In case of rain all events w ill be held in the auditorium of the □ PondHouse. Crying the blues REANUTt by Charlea M. Schuh Grab the brass ring The evening is sponsored by Country Dance in The Woodbury Ski & Racquet Club, Route 47, The m arina at Am erican W harf in N orw ich will Connecticut Inc. Woodbury, will be the setting for a Blues Festival. be the setting for a performance of the impressive I M EAN, COMPARE VOOR Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. brass quintet. Brass Ring, tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. LIFE WITH THE LIFE I LEAR., Event for basket lovers The festival will feature Coco T aylor and the Families are invited to bring picnics to the Blues Machine, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, John 7-“ Basketmakers from all over New England and waterfront or enjoy a meal at the new cafe at the Mayall and Blues Brakers. The rain date is July 31. 4 ■Tm already scared enough of flying without beyond w ill con verge on the grounds of the your asking where my dental records arel" wharf. Huribut-Dunham House, 212 Main St., There is no admission charge. THE QRIZZWELLB by Bill Schorr Wethersfield, Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Rendezvous In Mystic Adm ission is free. A fleet of antique and classic wooden boats both In case of rain the event will be held across the flora 5AV5 [T!? ^ ..R JT „,I FEEL. R\PlCULOU$ AN5WER1N6 > power and sail, will gather at Mystic Seaport Step back Into history R5S51BLETDEN3D/ FRAHKL.Y,. ■WECAU-OF-TOEYnUPON A J street at the Webb Barn. The basketmakers will Saturday at 9 a.m. for a river parade and demonstrate and sell their crafts. They will feature The Nathan Hale Homestead on South Street, 7-2Z AAOPERN COMFORT? 1 ------^oopy PHON^ com petition. The event w ill continue until 5 p.m. : Coventry, will be the perfect setting for some 185 traditional New England and Appalachian baskets Ifs the 13th annual Antique and Classic Boat antique dealers Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Dm Browne TA\N A PEAR'5 as w ell as contem porary and free form styles. THE SWAN — This interesting sculp­ Rendezvous. PRlMmV^ There will be baskets to fit all price ranges. Adm ission is'l^SST Am ong the exhibitors w ill be Susi Nuss of Bolton ture, created by David V. Hayes of The 21st annual NathaiTHale Antiques Festival ' IMJTlHaJt., Come celebrate culture eo,Heu&A...Hov^ PIP YaUB\/BR JlJ^T LUCBiy and Carol Lasnier of Hebron. The event is Coventry, is in the inaugural exhibition w ill feature the dealers who will be offerin g A cultural celebration, in the/orm of an LAI^P AAGAR T i 4B Ho R P IB L E ? sponsored by the Wethersfield Historical Society. of the Landmark Square Sculptural furniture and decorative accessories from all Garden in Stamford. The title is Cygne Afro-Latin-lndian Festival, opened today in categories of collecting. Waterbury. It will continue until midnight and start (the swan). The scupture is eight feet again Saturday at noon until 1 a.m. and Sunday y f C IMS by NEA Me high and is done in polychromed steel. fronr noon to midnight. The location is in and around the Human Service Center, 232 N. Elm St. CAPTAIN EASY by Crooka A Caaale We promise a rose garden It w ill feature live music, art works, crafts and . w . ethnic cuisine, plus popular entertainers, LOOK, IF I TOLP VOO 6 U V » The rose garden at Elizabeth Park, Asylum ONCE, I TOLP YA& comt»etitive events and sports personalitie.s. Avenue, West Hartford, will be the site for a A TRILLION TIWES- Adm ission is free. concert Sunday at 6:30 p.m. It will feature the Jerry Bergonzi Jazz Quartet. Calling all car buffs THE PHANTOM by Lao Falk A Sy Barry In case of rain the concert will be in the Pond House in the park. Bring a picnic supper and enjoy the The era of rock and roll will return to the New \ T t h e w i n p c h a n s e p ,, b a c k to THEY NEVER FLY ABOVE music at no charge. England A ir Museum Sunday when hundreds of M o e a u n o e s ------r TrtE SWAMP. THE SreAAI. PON’T LIKE street rods, custom cars, antiques and muscle cars Band on the road from the 50's and 60’s will participate in one of the i t k largest 50’s style auto shows held in the area. The G reater Windham Concert Band is on the The A ir Museum is located at B radley BASKET WEAVING - Carol Lasnier of road this summer, presenting free concerts. International Airport, Windsor Locks. While at the Tonight the group will appear at the Chaplin Hebron, weaves a Nantucket Lightship show visitors can tour the museum’s collection of Basket over one of her many molds. She Recreational P ark at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at the some 80 display aircrafts. BASKETS GALORE - Susi Nuss of ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Danielson Band stand, also at 7; 30 p.m. will be among the basketmakers to be The car show will be from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bolton created a selection of woodsplint Peter C. Morse is interim conductor but there will featured Sunday at the Huribut-Dunham and the museum w ill rem ain open until 5 p.m. baskets to be featured at the Huribut- MY WIFE 15 OUT OF be several guest conducters this season. One will be IMISSHCRWHENSHE'S 'rtXIKMOWTHe WORST; KMOWIMG ALL THE HAIR Adm ission is $5 for adults and $2 for children aces Dunham House, 212 Main St., Wethers­ tow n for a f e w c a y s . GOME UKE-rVUS. House, 212 Main St.. Wethersfield. chosen permanent conductor for next year. TWIMG THOUGH? IMTHERAimbB 16 AWNE. 6- 11. field on Sunday. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake ‘Starlets’ pokes fun Featuring: WHV OO VOU C A L L BECAUSE HE ^ a n d SHE MAKES') ...... I t h a t ? , CAN SPEAK y HIM s h u t ^ / SEVEN T * UP IN A L L THR[[P[|\1NYPUB LANGUAGES: O F THEM at Cannes Festival AND

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 22, 1988 — 21 The ‘King’ is deadj or is he? Yale study suggests an infectious agent Those ‘Elvis Presley is alive’ stories refuse to die causes Alzheimei^s IT’S TAG SALE By Larry McShane The Associated Press 4 Days for the Price of 3! Bv Larrv Rosenthal researchers said the animal may NEW YORK - Next month. The Associated Press be incapable of exhibiting the Are things piling up? Then why not have e tag sale? 35,000 of the faithful will congre­ long-term neuropathological gate at Graceland at the grave NEW HAVEN - Releasing changes of Alzheimer’s that are The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Claaitfled Ad. of Elvis Presley and pay their preliminary findings to seen in man. homage to the King of Rock ’n’ stimulate more research, a team "These transmission results Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for Roll on the anniversary of his of scientists at Yale is advancing raise the intriguing possibility death. the hypothesis that an infectious that CJD-like agents may 1^ Call 643-2711 the week. Only problem is Elvis — born agent may be a cause of some involved in at least some forms of I Jan. 8,1935, died Aug. 16,1977 — cases of Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease," the Yale could be out visiting friends or The researchers said it could team said in its published report. vacationing, according to a new take three to four more years to Similarities between Alzhei­ book and assorted tabloid confirm their initial mer’s and CJD, which is caused' HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Q jjH D M E S stories. observations. by an infectious viral-like agent, I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED But they decided to report their served as an impetus for their HELP WANTED FOR SALE This is not amusing to em­ DDJDANCE Counselor. LABORER To Install fen­ ployees at Graceland. findings, in the July issue of the research, the Yale team said. Grades 3-6. Required MEDICAL Office In Man­ DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 DRIVER ces. No experience ne­ chester has position t e l e p h o n e wiring In­ WAITRESSES. Expe­ MANCHESTER. Great "Elvis is alive" rumors have Proceedings of the National Previous attempts to transmit for consideration: cessary. Manchester per hour. 7;30-4pm shirt stallers. Ratelcam net- rienced preferred. Full layout for entertain­ complete application, available for an expe­ with overtime. Good floated since Elvis’ death Academy of Sciences, because Alzheimer’s to animals were Coventry area Fence. 646-2151.______rienced person. Knowl­ wark systems at and port time shifts ing, Gorgeous Contem- turned his Memphis, Tenn., “we thought that sitting on the undertaken with human brain three letters of recom­ benefits. Class M only. Rachester, NY. Is ex­ available, call 649-4011 porary Ina lovely Manchester mendation, CT State BARTENDERS. Expe- edge of medical Insu­ Will train. High school data was not correct,” Dr. I,aura tissue at terminal stages of the rlenced only need panding their business between 6om-3pm. neighborhood. 3 bed­ mansion into a wailing wall- Certification and col­ rance, computer and graduate. Apply In per­ Inta the State of Con­ Manuelidis, a member of the disease, and proved negative. Herald route. apply. Full and port simple bookkeeping SECRETARY- rooms, fireplace, 216 cum-tourist trap, but in recent lege transcript. Con­ son Mondoy-Frlday, 9- necticut and require baths, eot-ln kitchen, months they’ve been the focus AUTHOR — Gail Brewer- research team, said Thursday. The Yale team, taking the tact Dr. Robert Lin­ time openings availa­ helpful. Good working 3pm. Aero All-Gos peaple with current Receptlonlst to work Short Hours — ble. Excellent wages. formal dining room, 1st of talk shows, radio programs "We thought it was a stimulat­ position that scientists "were coln, Principal, conditions and benef- Company, 3150 Main J> State of Cannecticut tor development com­ Giorgio has written a book All shifts available. Its. Coll 646-1119. pany In Manchester. floor family room, 2 and ... and ... this story. ing finding and suggestion. But looking at the wrong end of the Great Pay! Tolland Middle School. Street, Hartford, Ct. T-2 llscense. Ta ar­ car garage. Must see claiming that Elvis Presley is 875-2565. Application Weekends a must! DO you love to bake? 278-9910.______range for an Interview, Work duties Include; Tabloid readers, responding we are no means fanatical about human disease,” decided to un­ Call 647-9946 Apply: Lakeside Cafe typing, answering spacious layout to ap­ alive and well. deadline August 8th Looking for Baker's WAREHOUSE. Start at cantoct: Bill Clintan ot preciate! $219,900. to a "Spot the King" campaign, it. dertake its experiment with blood EOE. and Lounge, 50 Lake Assistant. No expe­ 716-274-5348. phones. 40 hours per Ask for Street, Coventry, CT. $8.30 per hour. 9:30- D.W. Fish Realty, 643- have reported sighting Elvis "We could be wrong. But then samples from people with mild rience necessary. WII- week. Pay commensu­ 1591.□ DISHWASHERSond Wol- No phone colls pleosel 6pm shift with over­ rate with experience. watching a stock car race in purports to present telephone in the past, we have been right," signs of Alzheimer’s or no symp­ Gerlinde tresses. Port time and Mnp to tain. Coll 643- time. Good benefits. she said. CUSTOMER Service. A 0640, Tuesdov-Frldov, Call 643-9095 tor an MANCHESTER. Abso­ Minnesota, fishing in upstate conversations recorded four toms at ail. toll time. Small restau­ Hands-on training. CERTIFIED Interview. lutely beautiful 6 room They also decided it was rant. Please telephone person needed for a ask tor Deedee or Pleasant atmosphere. New York and dining in the years after Elvis’ death. The Symptoms of Alzheimer’s in­ [AUTOMOTIVE Book­ growing company that Andrea. Garrison Colonial with keeper. Experienced, 644-4745. Apply In person California wine country. King explains his need for important to pi^lish their find­ clude gradual memory loss, con handle a multi-line NURSE AIDE formal dining room, ings because of-tne great length of impairment of judgment, dis­ full time. Computer Mondoy-Frlday, 9- II gd SITUATION large front to rear liv­ If the King only temporarily privacy, his travels around phone answering sys­ C o m e Join Us 3pm. Aero All-Gos Meadows Manor, a 518 time needed to conduct the knowledge a plus. tem with order taking. IWANTED ing room, pork-llke abdicated, how has he avoided Europe, and his desire to get orientation, personality change, Company, 3150 Moln bed long term health yard. Convenient to ev­ relevant experiments. The Yale difficulty in learning and loss of Apply In person; Mans­ SECRETARY Data entry experience on Main Street. detection — a man with 45 gold back on stage. field Auto Ports, Route Street, Hartford, Ct. care facility Is pre­ erything. $174,900. study was begun in 1984. language skills. or light typing a must. 278-9910.______RIDE Wanted. Manches­ records, 80 top-selling albums, "I needed the rest even more 32, Mansfield. RECEPTIONIST We have an sently seeking Certi­ ter. Ook Street ond D.W. Fish Realty, 643- No cause or cure is known for High school diploma 1591.0______170 hit singles, and millions of than I knew,” says the taped Dr. Andrew Monjan, deputy FOOD Service Director. Full time position open needed. Phone the opening for a 15 CLERICAL- Full time fied Nurse Aides for Norman to Woodland obsessive fans? voice. "And after about a year, Alzheimer’s disease, a progres­ associate director for neuros­ RHAM Jr-Sr High In our accounting firm. Aero All-Gas Company day collector. clerical position avail­ and Main and return. COVENTRY. Affordable sive, irreversible neurological able at our administra­ permanent and tempo­ 8;30-4:30pm or 9-5pm, new construction. 1800 “Elvis’ cover — if he is alive I started missing the people and cience and neuropsychology at School In Hebron. Min­ Friendly working of Hartford. 278-9910. rary positions; 7am- disorder that mostly strll.es peo­ imum of 3 years of Clerical and tive office. Training weekdays. Will pay. square -foot Contem­ — is there’s so many Elvis the entertaining. ... It’s been a the National Institute on Aging in atmosphere In our provided. Benefits 3pm and 3pm-11 pm porary featuring 3 bed­ ple over 65 and has an estimated successful experience TOWN ot Canton. Town telephone skills Coll Sue 643-0669 otter lookalikes,’’ explains Gail constant battle, growing beards Bethesda, Md.,saiditwasclearly Watkins Centre office. available. Apply In per­ shifts. Full and part Spm. rooms, 2 baths, fire­ 2.5 million American victims. too premature to “make any sort In Food Service Man­ Engineer. Opening Im­ Brewer-Giorgio, author of the and this and that,~to keep from agement. Colt 228-9474 Telephone and light are needed. son, 8:30-12:30 and 1 ;30- time hours available. place and spacious But the Yale researchers said mediately available 4:00, Tuesdav-Frldoy. deck In private country book "Is Elvis Alive?,’’ which being recognized.” of statement that there is an for oppllcotlon.______typing skills needed, tor full time Engineer. Contact The starting salary questions many of the circum­ Still skeptical? , their findings suggest that some infectious etiology to and knowledge of Prague Shoe Com­ Real Estate setting. Minutes to LABORERS-for concrete Duties Include: design Louise Agnes pany, 200 Pitkin Street, range la from *6.91 to highway. 8197,000. Pi­ stances surrounding Elvis’ Well, Brewer-Giorgio also people may become Infected with Alzheimer’s.” foundation work. Be­ Multi-Mate word ond layout of routine Alzheimer’s through agents slm- East Hertford, Ct. *8.11 per hour with an ano Realty 646-5200.O death. points out that an anagram for But, he said, the Yale study is nefits Include over­ processing essential. highway and public 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 excellent benefits ilar to those that cause works protects, prepo- NANNY. Care for new BOLTON. Ideal family "Do you know of anybody "Elvis” is “lives’’ — and you important in that it takes a more time. 85 per hour to Full benefits and good e x t. 3 3 9 HOMES Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a less sforf. 742-0066. rotlon of bid specifica­ born In Manchester package available. living. Traditional who has more imitators? The still don’t believe? rational approach to determining , salary. Send letter / Equal Opportunity Employar area home. Full time, Please apply in person FOR SALE Madison Colonial In common form of dementia. PERSONS to work in tions, cost estimates, person on the street could be Some fans believe: 270,000 if an infectious agent is a cause of resume for appoint­ review site plans and references. 643-0392. or call; new exclusive subdivi­ fooled by a look-alike — or it The scientists based their hy­ the disease. kitchen preparing food sion. Offers 4 bedrooms people nationwide have called ment to; subdivision proposals, INSIDE Soles. One of All real estate advertised In could be Elvis,’’ Brewer- pothesis on a pilot study of blood and other kitchen du­ RECEPTIONIST. Enthu­ Diana Oliveira the Manchester Herald Is with 2'/a baths, central to hear the tape, with 50.000 of "If you are going to find an moke recommenda­ New England's fastest siastic, hard working Giorgio said in a telephone from n volunteers who had at ties. Telephone 649- 8. RicliariiDottaraP.C. tions and attend com­ Meadows Manor sublect to the Fair Housing air and more. Located them voting on whether Elvis infectious agent, you’ve got to 0305. 935 Main St. growing sign supply Receptionist needed Act ot 1968, which makes It on open 1 acre lot. One interview this week. least two relatives, siblings or mission meetings, ad­ companies needs on 333 Bldw sll 81. was alive. The vote has been look at an earlier stage of the jCOLLECTtONS-Credlt. Manchestqr, CT 06040 tor busy office. Must Illegal to odvertlse any pref­ of 4 houses on quiet Presley was not immediately parents, with Alzheimer’s. vise Selectmen and Inside Soles person. hove good phone and Minchastir erence, limitation or dlscrlm- running 2-to-l in favor of a disease,” he said. “I would hope Exciting opportunity. other boards and com­ cul-de-sac. 8275,000. Pl­ available for comment. But From the samples taken from You should hove good people skills. If you con S47-gi91 sxt 25 Inotlon hosed on race, color, ano Realty 646-5200. □ living, breathing Elvis, said that the paper would stimulate Growth potential. missions. Civil Engi­ telephone manner and religion, sex or notional amoQg the evidence cited by THE KING — Elvis Presley, known as “the King of Rock the volunteers, white blood cells other investigators to pursue Good benefits, hands- keep your head white EOC OPEN House. 408 Oak­ Gerry Sindell, chairman of neering experience some knowledge of In­ those about you ore origin, or on Intention to Brewer-Giorgio to support a Tudor Publishing, which put ’n’ Roll,” performs in Las Vegas. He died Aug. 16,1977. were removed and injected into similar lines.” on training. Phone con­ and P.E. preferred. So- side soles. Sign supply Perhaps you should talk moke any such preference, land Road, South Wind­ tact and accounts re- DISHWASHERS. Full or losing thelrs-Coll 649- limitation or discrimination. sor. July 23 8> 24, living Elvis: out the book. the brains of young hamsters. lory; $43,809. Submit experience Is not re­ 9626. Gorston Sign to us. Does owning c e I v a b I e port time. All shifts The Herald will not know­ 10-3pm. 3 bedroom ■ Elvis’ Graceland grave has The reseachers found that the / resume to : Office of the quired. For appoint­ Supply, 110 Batson your own business ingly accept any odvertlse- Each caller paid 50 cents per Todd Morgan, a spokesman sary of the death of Elvis responsibilities. Full available Including First Selectman, 4 Ranch, 2 fireplaces, his middle name spelled Aaron; call to vote, and $2 to hear the white blood cells from five of the weekends. Good stort­ ment coll 649-9626. Gor- Drive, Manchester. without Investing capi­ ment which Is In violation of at Graceland, flatly dismissed Presley, an Atlanta attorney, and part time. Market Street, Box 1M, ston Sign Supply, 110 tal appeal to you? Doe's the low. large private back­ it’s spelled Aron on his birth tape. the story. in volunteers, one of whom has since Mondav-Friday, 8am- ing pay and benefits. yard. $167,900. Bv who had been working the The president’s house Apply; Rein's New Colllnsvilte, CT 06022. Batson Drive, Influencing people give SOUTHERN New Eng- certificate, his marriage li­ Diane Pullman of Brooklyn, a "All of us who work here, Gary Hart campaign, re­ developed clear signs of Alzhei­ 4;30pm. Aero All-Gas Deadline: August 5, Monchester.______MANAGER TRAINEE you satisfaction? Hove lond closslfleld ads owner. 646-8729. President-elect George Wa­ Company, 3150 Main York Style Dell Restou- cense, and in most crossword Presley fan since 1953 who when we go home and see our sponded to the rumor that Gary mer’s, produced brain lesions in ront. Route 30, Vernon. 1988. An Equal Oppor­ you more than overage reach nearly 800,000 MANCHESTER. Custom shington and his wife moved in Street, Hartford. 278- tunity Employer. BILLING Clerk. Rapidly •300 PER WEEK puzzles. Convinced yet? spent the last several years in families, our friends, other hamsters similar to those they EOE. growing local firm Inlotlve, self discipline homes In Connecticut built Ranch. Charming Hart would run again with this 1789 into the first executive • 9910.______GUARANTEED ■ Many fans believed Elvis an effort to have Elvis’ birthday business people, the first thing statement: 'The probability of had seen in rodents infected with needs experienced Bil­ and stability? Con you and Rhode Island. The home with a beautiful mansion, the Franklin House in ' Court of Proboto, District of Court ot Probata, District of BULLDOZER Operator IntBmilionai r«tBH chain want* budget yourself on o price for a basic 25 yard and garden area. looked different and waxen in declared a national holiday, we hear is, ‘Seen Elvis lately?’ Gary Hart seeking the nomina­ Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Coventry ling Clerk with at least The average incubation period New York. Monchastsr to operate 0-3 Cot. 1 year experience. •cMovBrB for an oxfonalvo training small starting Income word ad Is only $55 and FIreplaced living his coffin — in fact, that it was a doesn’t discount the staged or ’Has become home yet?’ It’s tion for president of the United NOTICl OP HZAniNO NOTICE OP HEARINO program In our faat growing of 831,000. annually will appear In 43 news­ room, kitchen with din­ was 352 days. ESTATE OF ESTATE OF Must be able to fine Good moth and people com pany. wax replica cooled by an air death theory. beginning to get aggravating," States is as unlikely as believ­ MARIE BOHRN ABBOTT LENA BAUER, o Voluntary grade and do all skills. Computer expe­ plus bonus whileoqulr- papers. For more In­ ing area. Many bullt- conditioner to prevent the false "I was walking myself near said Morgan. Lesions were found at an even Pursuant to an arder of Hon. Rsprsssntatlon If you want to put your earaar back Ing the experience and formation coll Classi­ Ins plus breezwav and ing Elvis Presley is still alive.’ around bulldozing. Full rience helpful. For ap­ Into your own hamla ond ora look­ King from melting like the the Walker Theater when I saw higher incidence when brain I David C. Rappe, Judge, Pursuant to an ordtr of Hon. time employment with pointment coll Beverly knowledge to earn fied, 643-2711 and ask garage. $159,900. O.W. Is it fact? Is it fiction? "Less than four months after dated July 19,19SS a hearing William E. FitzGerald, ing for advancamant potantlal. for detalls.o Wicked Witch of the West. How material from hamsters injected benefits. Coll 7842-5317 at 649-9626. Gorston than this la for yout more? A positive Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ this guy who looked just like Perhaps it’s best to end with the this statement, Gary Hart EMERGENCY will be held on an application Judea, doted July I, 1988 a answer to these ques­ about now? Elvis Presley,” Mrs. Pullman final words from “Is Elvis again announced his candidacy with blood cells from three of the Fire — Police — Medical praying for authority to sell hearing will be held on on ap­ from 8om-5pm.______Sign Supply, 110 Batson If you hova ooNaga, aalaa, or man- I and convey a certain piece or plication praying for author­ Drive, Monchester. ogamant aspartanea, wa offar a tions would Indicate ■ The Incredible Elvis Tape, said. "It could be him, unless he Alive?” for president of the United volunteers was injected into other ACCOUNTS Payable. Im­ that you should talk to parcel of real property, as In ity to compromise and settle mediate lob opening. aaff-paoad training program which a 60-minute cassette which had plastic surgery.” hamsters. I said application on file more 0 doubtful and disputed RECEPTIONIST- Inoiudaa: us. We ore a leading "Around the 10th anniver­ States.” D IA L 911 Experience preferred While the inoculated hamsters I fully appears, at the Court of claim In favor of sold Lana Secretory. Full time • Stora Oparaliona agency ot the Pruden­ In Manchester I Probate on August 2 ,19SS ot Bauer ogolnst Betty Fron- but will train. Apply In for medical office. OPEN H0U$E showed only CJD lesions, the 17:15 P.M. • Marohandiaing tial Financial Services. collne, os In told application person to; M r. William Typing experience pre- • O rda ring Many Lawyers, Ac­ Bertha E. Rappe, on file more fully appears, at Singer, Puritan Furni­ ferred. Coll 871-2508. » • Salaa T ra in in g Saturday, July 23 •A-A PM the Court of Probata on Au­ • Paopla Davaiopmani countants, Executives 1042-07______<^**''*^ gust 1,1988 at 3:M P.M. ture, 1061 New Britain TRAVEL Agency. East of and Soles Representa­ Johanna Brudsr Roy, Ave, West Hartford. Wa offar a oompatHNa banafft NOTICR TO CREDITORS the river needs assist­ paoliaga to quaHflad amployaaa tives hove discovered ESTATE OF 041-07 Ass't. Clark ance. Typing and tele­ Including oommlaaion aaminga that Insurance underw­ ZELMA GRASIS, aka phone etiquette re­ potantlal wtth *900/wk. guaran- riting on 0 professional ZELMA J. GRASIS Court of Probate, Olitricl of lo a d (bOBOd on a 4S hourAak. fo r ADVERTISING 643-2711 . The Hon. William E. Rtz- Monchestar ELECTRICIANS quired. Will train. basis offers earnings CLASSIFIED IGerald, Judge, of the Court EleeWesI contrsdori wkh lee- Apply to 646-2756. •Ixtaan waaka wMla you loam). and satisfaction not NOTICE OF HEARING pactsd isputaUon for nsarly Lots/Lond for Sole...... lo t Probate, District ot Man- ESTAXE OF SMALL Community available elsewhere. Notices Ichester at a hearing held on ALISON E. TWEED, a SO Vaara of qutmy tsrvlos For a coRfidtRtlai Lott/Found...... Investment Property.... Merchandise Musical Items...... 14 Mental Health Clinic In To discuss what this ...... 01 Business Property...... July 19,19M ordered that all minor throughout Oonnselteut tie hitarviaw, call career might offer, you Portonolt...... 02 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 15 claims must be presented to Pursuant to on ordtr ot Hon. tasking to expand waik foioe Glastonbury seeks half Announcements..... Resort Property...... U t'A Spgciolis||D<^lf! Holiday Seasonal...... Pets ond Supplies...... S6 |he fiduciary at the address William E. FltzGsrald, ImmtdhSt optnkigs for E4I time {tVh hours) Ad­ CalarTileat phone DonI at 693-4245 ...... 03 u •• Auctions...... Mortgoees...... Antloues and Collectibles...... Mlscelldneous tor Sole...... (7 belaw. Failure to promptly Judes, dotsd July 11, 19SS a and 2 yaw appiantloa / trade ministrative Assistant between 9-4pm...... •...... M Wanted to Buy...... Larry Faaraaa Flnonclol...... /•...... 05 S e r v ic e s Rooflng/^ldlng...... 57 ciothtno...... Tog Soles...... present any such claim may hsorlng will be held on on ap­ tchool grads looking tor yew with medical secretory WAREHOUSE. We need Flooring/...... Wanted to Buy/Trode...... gg result In the loss of rights to plication praying for author­ M3-B68-1301 Furniture...... recover such claim. ity to compromise and settle round oommerdel end Induet- experience and good on enthusiastic, hard Employment & Education Rentals Child Core...... 51 Electricol...... rW wofk. W e oWw competitive organizational skills. w orking person to Cleaning Services...... 52 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... Johanna Bruder Roy, a doubtful and disputed Port Time Help Wonted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... Heating/Plumblng...... 60 Assistant Clerk claim In favor of sold Alison xregee. overtlnte erodi. medF Send resume to: Paul X-RAY Technician. Full stock shelves and till Help Wonted...... li Lawn Care...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... Mochinery and Tools...... cal, damp, life kiauronoe pen­ time for busy Ortho­ Apartments for Rent..... Automotive The fiduciary Is: E. Twead, a minor, against Scollon, CISW, Direc­ orders. Experience 14 Wood Drive Situation Wonted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent. Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... Gardening...... Jomss S. Twstd, as In sold sion plan, vaeaUone and holi­ tor, Inter-Community paedic practive. Good Carocntry/Remodellng...... Anda Grasis, Co-Executors preferred but not ne­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 55 Landscaping...... Good Things to Eot...... Cars for Sole...... Indulls Grasis application on file more fully days. We an looking for hard Mental Health Clinic, storting salary. Excel­ cessary. Coll 649-9626. East Hartford, CT Instruction...... u Store/Oftice Space...... Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... Trucks/Vons for Sole...... appears, at the Court of Pro­ working people who oeek long lent benefits. Reply to; Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... Co-Executors bate on August 4,1981 at 10:30 124 Hebron Ave, Glas­ Gorston Sign Supply, Employment Services...... is Resort Property...... Compers/Trallers...... c/o Voldls VInkels, Esq. term emptoymenl with e grow tonbury, CT 06033. Box WW, C/O The stop by and inspect this Immaculate a^foom Form Supplies and Equipment. A.M. log company. For more Infor­ 110 Batson D riv e , Industrial Property...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 12 Charter Oak Place Johanna Bruder Roy, Manchester Herald. Manchester. aluminum aided Cape with breezeway and Real Estate Garages and Storage.... Ottlce/Retoll Equipment...... Auto Services...... Hartford, CT 06106 mation conWot: TEACHER Assistant. Au­ MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. 040-07 A ii't. Clerk gust 30th opening at Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted..... Recreqtlonol Equipment...... Autos for Rent/Leose...... WiLSON garage. Wall-to-wall carpet, fireplaced living Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive. NOTICB TO CRBDITORS State approved private room, eat-ln kitchen plus large landscaped lot. Boots and Marine Equipment... NOTICB TO CRRDITORS ELECTRICAL CO. school to assist In Wanted to Buy/Trode...... ESTATE OF ESTATE OF Asking •152,000. 40RMAN A. BJARKMAN, EVA VILLA, oka •4B-141S classroom for S/E dis­ TEACHER EVA MARION VILLA RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. aka NORMAN AUDEN lOS turbed students, ages Dir: Burnside Avenue to School St. to Wood Dr. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to r e a d y o u r AD: Closslfed advertisements are BJARKMAN The Hon. William E. Htz- 5-7 years. EOE. Send English/Developmental Reading 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the taken bv telephone as a convenience. The [The Hon. William E. Fltz- Gerold, Judge, of the Court resume to: The Com­ Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one erold. Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Mon- ACCOUNTANT Stott Ac- Coventry High School 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ chtstar at a htaring hold on munity Child Guidance Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of ’ Probate, District of Man- countont needdd In 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published lester at a hearing held on July 19,1901 ordersd that oil growing business. De­ C lin ic School, 317 Grades 9 through 12 ZINSSER AGENCY Minimum charge: 4 lines. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Illy 19,19M ordered that all claims must bs presentsd to North Main Street, "Your Hometown Realtor'J. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on =rlday. ths fiduciary at the address gree and 1-3 years ex­ English certification required. Reading the value of the advertisement will not be ■alms must be presented to perience preferred. Monchester, 06040. corrected by on qdditlonol Insertion. re fiduciary at the address btlow. Fdllurs to promptly Instruction expertise preferrable. Master dew. Failure to promptly prsssnt any such claim may Responsibilities In­ MEDICAL Assistant esent any such claim may rasull In ths loss of rights to clude; Involvement In needed for surgeons In English preferrable. P rior high school 646-1511 rtcovsr such claim. suit In the lou of rights to cosh bookkeeping, office In Manchester. teaching experience preferrable. Begin­ PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME cover such claim. Johanna Brudsr Roy, bank reconciliations Light typing, book­ Notices Assistant Clark ning August 29. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWANHD Johanna Bruder Roy, and collections. Com­ keeping and patient I HELP WANTED D t . C ra iie A n sw e rs Assistant Clerk Ths nduclory Is: pany benefits availa­ contact. Hours As a condition precedent to *8 Jtannins Phillips Send letter ot Interest and resume to: Assistant In Manches­ EXPERIENCED Recpe- BABYSITTER Wonted ^ e fiduciary Is: ble. Please call for Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30- the pfocement of any adver­ ter's dactor's office. MANAGEMENT Trai­ RETAIL Assistant Man­ ■ Shirley F. Blorkman Exscutrlx LAKESIDE tising In the Manchester He­ tlonlst with word pro­ for Infant In my home. nee. Growing whole­ 695 Tolcottvllls Rood appointment, Monday 5:30, 1 hour for lunch. Dependable, pleasant ager. Rapidly growing Quiz on Page t ■ Executrix Dennis E. Joy, Principal rald, Advertiser hereby cessing skills needed Must be coring, expe­ sale supply chain lewelry company In 128 Franklin Street Vsrnon Gardsn Apts. - Friday, 8:30-12:30. Good salary and benef­ agrees to protect. Indemnify personality a must. 9-3, Monday-Friday. rience preferred. Ref­ 1. Digitalis (Drug) ■Manchester. CT 06040 Varnon, CT 06066 Prague Shoe Com­ its. Please coll In strict 78 Ripley HIM Road Flexible hours, ap- offers many Incentives molor department DQODEim and hold harmless the Man­ Could lead to full time erences required. 18-24 to ambitious Individu­ store seeking person­ 2. Red Cross 0444)7 pany, Administrative confidence to Carol at chester Herald, Its officers ,proxlmately 15 hours position If desired. hours per week. 649- office. 28^9074. 522-3111. Coventry, CT 06238 matchless bcaufy & investment and employees against any per week. Some morn­ als. Successful appll- nel. Will train the right 3. Moo (Calf) Compensation com­ 8865.______cont will understand person. Retail expe­ 4. O s tric h LHGAL NOTICR Applications accepted until August 5,1988. and all liability, loss or ings and afternoons. mensurate with expe­ TOWN OF ANDOVER expense. Including attor­ Permanent part time MATURE Babysitter for value of learning our rience helpful. Good 5. Aria (Music) neys' fees, arising from rience. Call Valerie 16 month and 3W year business from the salary and benefits. • hove a Tax Warrant to position. Great work­ Huestls at RE/M AX 6. (a) Barber - Stripled pole (y) meet taxes for the Town of PRIVATE PARTY claims of unfair trade practi­ ing conditions. Call old. 15 hours weekly. ground-up. Begin In Coll 568-1115. ces, Infringement of trade­ East of the River. 647- Mv home. 649-5934. warehouse-delivery (b) Jeweler — Clock (z) lover on the October 1, marks, trade names or pat­ 646-5153. Leave 1419. , f Orond List, at the rote of CLEANING person and go where ever your P“«‘" ‘>roker - 3 Balls (v) Lt Mills. Taxes In the BEAT Merchandise Ads ents, violation of rights of message. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR PART Time. 20 Hours per needed once a week In ability allows. Contact hovnt of 8100 or less ore due privacy and Infringement of HARDWARE Clerk- Part , \ — Mortar — Pestle (w) payable In full In July copyrighf and proprietary week. General office; Manchester, transpor­ ■ Ken at Manchester d e l i v e r y Person and iA e \S\AUD time. Includes Satur­ typing (40wpm). Send (e) Clergyman — Cross (x) I All Motor VeMdetoxes, A PART TIME JOB IN rights, unfair competition tation provided. Coll WInnelson. 649-4563. Coshler/Clerk for mod­ xdless of the amount, and libel and slander, which day. Excellent for High resume to: Executive 649-6037. School students. Good ern pharmacy. Full or > due In full In July 1900. may result from the publica­ Director, New Hope vif^BKENCi Receptionist PEOPLE to work with parf time. Flexible flrst quarterly Install- YOUR HOMETOWN? tion of any odvertlsment In pay. Apply Conyer'S' Manor, 48 Hartford adult mentally re­ . . i on ell other taxes on the m There is timply no better investment today with word processing. hours. Not the usual the Manchester Herald bv Hardware, 63 Tolland Rood, Manchester, Ct. tarded population In 3 Iteber 1. 1987 Grand Ust We have a permanent part time than owning waterfront property. advertiser. Including adver­ Turnpike., Manches- skills Invited to loin the retail store. Profes­ HELP WANTED I due and payable July 1, Find a great RE/MAX East of the to 4 person group HELP WANTED For young families, "empty nesters " or busy professionals, tisements In any free dlsfrl- ter. 646-5707. sional atmosphere. * Vayments made after position available for clerk/courler River teom. Coll Val­ home. Competitive Top pay. Apply at once ll.lfOOaresublecttoa fan, air , living at ISLAND WOODS makes perfect ikntc. butlon publlcaflons pub­ wooes, fringe benefits, ACCOUNTS Receivable. lished by the Manchester TEACHER Assistant. erie Huestls at 647-1419. to: Ann or Pharmicist. CHILD Core position for c h o M of 11^ per * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days for the Manchester Herald's YWCA before/ofter HAVE A PHONE? training. Full and part Tired of looking at the qualified nonnies. 86-87 Ih on me tate Installment conditioner, Come out soon and discover«the Herald. Penny Sieffert, HEAD Teacher. YWCA Liggett Parkode Phar­ same scenery? Need a * Additional Lines 508 Per Line,. Per Day Advertising Department, Monday extraordinary beauty and value of the place. ^ Publisher. school daycare pro­ time positions through­ per hour. Long term I the dw dale or a mlnl- before/after school out CT. Call 464-8120, macy, Manchester change of pace? The I of o m Fom m intsnm pool, etc. * Classifications 71 thru 87 through Friday, 9am-3pm. Assist gram In Manchester WANT TO WORKv Parkode. (full/port time, live In , .Jtode bv moil or oM he ^ Large, protected lots on private Mono Lake daycare program In 285-8612 or 938-0515. Aero All-Gas Comapny or

WILLIMANTIC.3famIlv. GOVERNMENT Homes 80 Sole- Saturday July THREE Bedroom apart­ ^^5*AR0 Berllnetto 1982. All units renovoted In from 81 (U repair) ment. Wosher/Dryer [23, 9-4pm. 30 Keeney 1986 Including new ap­ delinquent tax proper­ Y®' Mpeed, air, power C im a rro n hook-up, appliances. Street, Furniture and steering and brakes. 1983. Loaded, 4 cv- pliances I 1 unit has 3 ties and repo's. For No pets. 1 month secur-- mtscelloneous. MORIARTY bedraams. 2 units have Stereo. T/A Radlals, current lists call 1-800- Ity. 8700. per month. SOFA and loveseat. Deep tAG Sole. Saturday cor bra. Good condt- g K r'8 ir'‘c^,rf5g: 2 bedroams each. 232-3457 ext 2340 also CARPEITRY/ C all 643-4862 after brown cloth. Excellent 9am-12noon. 50 Tanner tlon. 84000. 649-5887. BROTHERS Rents Include heat and open evenings. m U M E O U S ___ ICHILOCARE REMODELING 6:00pm.______condition. Movlnol Street, Manchester UU D GE 600 1987. 4 door, hot water. Could be COVENTRY. Great star­ OEinncEt Must sell I 8400 or best Moving tale. Child­ sold os a package. ROCKVILLE- One bed­ air, automatic, AM-FM ter home near Coven­ room apartment on 41 otter tor both. Coll ren's Items, bikes. CENTER USED 8147.900. Anne Miller try Lake. 3 bedrooms tTrminBrTihi!^^ we DO IT ALL cassette. Best offer. Real Estote, 647-8000.D , Professional child care DoniMra, IMm 4 ItaiMiw. High Street. Modern 643-6059. Ask for Janice lA T U R D A Y , J u ly 2T, Coll 643-4263.______MOTORS Cape with enclosed ..DeUVEklNG or Rich.______461 Main St., Manchester placement agency pro­ AMMont. Om Iw. W* «M ouMOfli • Pioofs Ilk# new Rleh, glean, stons-frss Kitchen/Bath, stoye, 9am-3pm. Moving. 231 *^0NDA Accord 1981. WILLIMANTIC.atomllv. front porch and newly vides high Quality, buMd yoof nom» ComfMIMv* new wall-wall carpet­ FDUR Piece king bed­ North Elm Street, Safe Buy Uied Cars CARS Investors take note I landscaped front yard. BKOSStnl iiliwiww. • Speoitfliing In older ftoore loam. 8 yohM. *80 Plus Tax. Mint condition. Origi­ screened Nannies. iMUtVS. N0#flMe M4 IMrItUllA. • Natural a stained floors Aloo. aond, graval, atone ing, No utilities. 8400. room set. 2 couches, Manchester. Micro- nal owner.. Low ml- Low Cost Financing as Msfkur Soofpio *19,495 Conffpletely renovated Call for details. 899,900. per month. V/7 month Long term (l|ye In or • No waxing anymore and horse manure. stereo console. Pea­ wave, picnic table, iMge, automatic, air, In 1986. 1 8> 2 bedroom Century 21 Epstein o ^ ) . 232-7084.______security. 872-8095. miscellaneous.______Available SSMgre. Sablo *11,995 units. All Include ap­ Realty, 647-8895.0 64B-7OT cock wicker chair. 3 cruise control, sunroof Garnet Compony. piece corner group. IMS Pott. NM...... 1 5 4 9 5 87 Mtro. Q. Msr. LS *13,895 pliances, heat and hot LIC E N S E D Mom has op- jmn VMaHli. 0465750 643-9S04 TAG Sole- 21 Westminster and loaded with many Dr, AT, PS, AC. TUI, CC MANCHESTER. Newly 646-4198.______* water and security sys­ enlng for children up to TWO Bedroom and three Rood. SotiA-day July feat ores. Coll 646- INS Oiev Cavallor C8...... 13795 87 Marc. Topu *6795 decorated and reno­ 5 years of age. Full ond iPAWTINe/ bedroom rents availa­ 23, 8-4pm. Sunday July 1112 until Sam.______tems! 8219,900. Anne vated 3 bedroom Cape Till IgR Scrggatd U« r N EW - Never used. White 4 Dr., AT, PS, AC. AM/FM Storoo S7 Mtrc. Cougsr *10,999 M iller Real Estate, 647- part time. Call Sheri ___ ^PAPERIRO Any amount dolivsred. AIM. flH ble In Manchester. Call velvet wlngback chair. 24, 8-2pm. Toys, books, with breakfast nook a a m i i c M . clothes etc. 1978. One onwer. IN4 Ren. AlUance...... S2295 87 Mgrc. Q. Marquis *11,395 8000.0 647-1761. Sravel, Slone and bwh. muMi Don 649-0795.______$185. 647t8756.______Very well kept. Many «Dr,4 8|i4.U>inlle< overlooking marve­ poboM, tMOkhos k toadsr nnW. NAME your own price. 3 rooms, partly fur­ ANTIQUE Cherry tiro- new parts, no rust, ISM Chev Chevelte ...... *2695 87Uncoln MK7 L8C *19,995 NEW 6 room colonials. lous treed backyard. MANCHESTER. Sotur- • S this stotely 8 room FLOORING • SodMtCmalMItwi own utilities. For more r B«d. V9. Aulo, as. as. MANCHESTER such as fuel injection, aerodynamically smooth, 4 wheel! Nice oak flooring. 200' Ansaldl-bullt Colonial Home repairs. You aOL. AC, TNI. Crulit. llO lW Ifl deep lot. 8140's.Blan- UfKm, batMia. il pkmt if name It, we do It. Free • WncMcM S SMott FtaniUiHi Information please coll 8 P 0 R T IN 6 Automotive 2 Tono.8S(. 998998 on TIm rod Road. Cus­ 643-0612 or 643-6432. chard 8, Rossetto Reol- (mtnctiN. bcb I Tria NM. estimates. Insured. 6 ^ Coil Don Mestsr-649-8329 GOODS '88 GMC C2S00 MANCHESTER 643-5135 jd|s6 brakes and more. tom touches were CRYSTAL TILINGS 0304.______tors," We're Selling added while under con­ CbaMf’i I bpirt '' Csrimie Tils « Mirbit D. a. Mosltr, Inc. O N E Side of 2 family for « Tom Pldiup. r. mo Vi AC. Houses" 646-2482.0 struction and you must M yoVra UC cl oanmHlsra not rMum- Aa b y s i t or housework rent. 3 bedrooms, MISTRAL Windsurfer, CARS HONDA ■ns ysiv Ml» MS M. fuSy iMurad. Imtallitliin washer-dryer hook-up, »12.900 MANCHESTER., By see this home to truly Commercial & Residential anytime. Responsible 8750. 6 toot soil with FOR SALE carpeting. Nice loca­ battens, 12 foot board 872-9111 USED CARS I q ^TRUCKG/VANS owner. Immaculote 4 appreciate It! 4 bed­ n « l IBT1MATB6'- PUUV INHUMED and experienced. LANDSCAPING family In exceptional rooms, 2'/j baths, hard­ M9R ConUrucUon Please telephone 7 ^ tion. 8695 per month. with odlustoble most- LSJF0R8ALE. sIMssMMMrMmnI a4a.r DMntGl A. M.J|aU A4I 4I4U MERCURY Monoorch SdHondiCRX *5127 condition Inside and wood floors, 2 flrepla- asa-iTM 9500. Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 track, toot straps and ALL ON SALE! NIcIcMrton 647*9443 evenings. 1976. New exhaust sys­ 53 buick Skylark *2978 out. 4 rooms per unit. ces, plaster T s s r e s B i m r skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ tem, good tires, olr, CHEVROLET Astro-1986, wojosroosMu tween 5pm-10pm or 646- LIPM A N # 1 86 Honda Civic CRX *6897 Front porches, rear construction, wood sid­ ■RIAN'S HOME HAWKES TREE SERVICE Aim SkraM IwdiM. Wnsttkig, MANCHESTER 5 room, 2 108,000 miles. 8475. 644- custom luxury 8 pas­ deck. Individual attics ing, oversized garoges. IMPROVEMENTS BuckSt. truck k oMppsr. Stump pWMitgtJmin Midtns S bedrooms, second 0271.______«yTPPplOAa VOLKSWAGEN 85 Dodg* Lancar *6973 senger. Loaded, 17,000 and cellars. Must be 8349.900. Jackson 8> Oeeks, AddNIons, Wlndowi, ramovti. FrM •MlmaiM. floor end unit. Applian­ BRAND New Centurion se Toyota Tnrctt *5749 miles, mint, $10,900. CM FREE ESTIMATES ces plus 2 air condition­ 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 PRE-OWNED 646-2423.______seen. Principles only. Jackson Real Estate, Hoofing, SIdtng Spsdsl oontMwtHon tor Accordio m en's 12 door, am/fm stereo, 87 Pont. Sunbird *5123 Call 649-5897. 647-8400.G S»montb/» • Free e$llmm»$ Wdwiy and htndlesppod. F srissiUtstl Lawa Care ers, hot water In­ speed bike. Less than 10 1088 VW JE TTA - *10,805 54 Honda Civic Wg. *6453 • iMureJ olr, very clean, low A iBsitcapIsg clud ed . 8700. plus hours used. Excellent « OUS TO CHOOSE FROM 55 Honda Prttude *8922 RIQTQRCYCLE8/ 643-2711 utilities. Zinsser mileage. 643-9559. 647-8441 647-7SS3 7 4 2 -m 4 ^ m U p condition. 8375 or best AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OP COLOR: SeVWScIrocco *10,124 MQPED8 __Agency 646-1511. offer. 647-9925.______1981 CHEVY Clfotlon. Power steering, am/fm 87 VW GOLF 65 Honda DX Civic . *6773 MATURE Adult tor very 1985 BLUE Aspencade. BUY or RENT nice 4 rooms. .Fuliv cassette, low miles. 86 Chsvy Cunt. Van * SO LD B0AT8/MARINE 81650. 429-4515.______87 VW SCIROCCO Rare find, 5400 miles, HOMES ^ HOMES CONDOMINIUMS L 0 T 8 /L A N D carpeted. Newopilllan- 18V...... *11,205 84 Ford Tempo *4197 over $14,000 Invested. ces. Great location. EQUIPMENT 1987 Ponlac Trans Am. 84 Pont. 8000 *5181 with option from original owner. Save HDFOR SALE FOR SALE _____ I FOR SALE FOR SALE 85 FOR^OLO Tastefully dressed by 8600 per month In­ 305, loaded, T-roof, ex­ Pup soh!:'...... *6,850 84 Olda Cl*r* *5372 professional, $8000. thousands with owner financing. 18' Boyllner Runabout- cellent condition. 649- VERNON. In-Ground LIKE New executive Co­ FOREST Ridge Town- cludes heat and hot 00 Honda CMc SI *7968 firm. Coll after 6pm. MANCHESTER. % acre water. Coll Mr. Llnd- Volvo, Panto. Inboord- 0338.______85 CHEW CAMARO ... Large one level Ranch, over 1700 sq. pool to enloy hot lonial located In a very house. V/7 baths, 3 bed­ approved building lot outboord. 130HP. 83500. tROc z-as...... *0,005 03 Mazda RX-7 *5427 742-8165. desirable neighbor­ sey 649-4000.______1973 Plymouth Sattellte. weather! This 3 bed­ rooms, 1900 square feet borders Manchester After 6pm 643-6817. 81 Chtv. Mont* Carlo *3928 HONDA 3-wheel 1985. 1988 PON TIAC Manufacturer’s Suggested ft. - move in condition! 3 Bedrooms, room Raised Ranch hood of Manchester. Under 8500. Good con­ 84 BUICK CENTURY „ of llvino space, fire­ Country Club. 8125,000. Use 0 low-cost od In Wagon...... *7,705 00 Mgrc. Capri *6331 250SX. Runs oreaL Retail Price...... •14,022 has OHich to offer! Some of the features place, olrcondlttonlng, Flono Reolty 646-5200. o Classified for quick re­ dition. Call Mike 643- $500. Please telephone V/2 baths, living room, fireplace, Situated on 1.63 acre lot ore: 4 bedrooms and 6976.______82 CHEW CHEVETTE 83 Ply. Turtamo *2567 G R A N D P R IX deck with view. Par­ BOLTON. Approved sults. 643-2711. 8 7 i o n s ^ ^ ^ dining room, exceptionally large In convenient location. 7Vi baths. Large living tially finished wolk-out CAMARO Berllnetto. T h o Aato Profossionals” Stock No. 7691, air condition­ building lots In beauti­ 24 Tollaiid Twpli, Rto. 83 Florida room with sky­ room with boy window, basement. Pool, tennis 1984, block, 5 speed, 24 M im s St., Msaebssttr CAR8 ing, VIP Plus Package, rear family room, attached garage, gas light off dining room beautiful formal dining ful new subdivision. ROLAND JX3P Synth, court. Priced to sell at From 1 to 3 acres. I CONDOMINIUMS excellent condition. VemoB, CT • 649-2638 overlooking pool. Slate room, 1st floor family Ovation and Slewo FDR GALE window defroster, AM/FM, heat, all appliances, PLUS other 8159,000. Coll owner at Flono Realty 646-5200. o _____ I FOR RENT 85895. 644-0176.______646-3515 foyer. LoWer level room with fireplace, 647-0748. ______electric. Hondo boss. much, much more. private master bed­ COVENTRY. The'HIgh- CHEVROLET Monza furnishings. Fully carpeted, great family roomNwIth wolk- MANCHESTER. Drostl- M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed- Casio RZ-1. Amps. 643- 1979. V-6, Air, power * out door to obol area. 7 room with large both, londs. Beautiful 1033.______12,388 colly reduced! Owner room Townhouse with storage. Immediate occupancy. car oarage/Call today large country kitchen, wooded lots from 1-17 steering, 1 owner. relocotlong. Must sell acres. Owner financing garooe. Laundry hook­ $1200. Call 649-1779. and let os show you dinette area with slider this large condo with 3 ups, heat and hot water these and other fea­ to deck, noturol wood- avolloble. Flono I MISCELLANEOUS MERCEDES Benz 300D CALL OWNER 6 4 9 -2 3 2 4 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, Realty 646-5200. o Included. Quiet area. _____ IFO R SALE tures! 8169,900. Realty work throughout, Call 871-2844 for 1977. No rust. 36,000 formal dining room miles on new engine. World, Benoit, closets galore, 2 cor and great family room. LA R G E , lovely, scenic, oppointment.______I Fuel Injected V6. automatic overdrive, front whoet drive. 60/40 split seat, ■ Frechette Associates, garage, private open wooded, residential lot D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" 88700. 649-8484. Featuring central olr, TWO Bedroom, new klf- plate gloss mirror, I power stssring, power brskos, AM/FM stereo, sport mirrors, wheel covers, tinted glass J 646-7709.D large backyard. All In South Western sec­ CAM ARO 305 1977. Dolby this and more for only carport, pool and ten­ chen carpet. Immacu­ dated 1958. Best otter I rear defoggsr, air conditioning cloth Interior. #555. *559, «S60. '* LICKETY ^pllt! You'd nis courts. VA and FHA tion. 8125,000. 563-1413 633-6164.0______stereo. White with red 8249,900. Realty World, between 8:30 and 1 ;30. lote, enloy pool, pork. AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME better hurry or this one appro ve d . 8139,900. Close to 1-84. No pets. pinstripes. 81500 or best might get by you! Ter­ Benoit, Frechette As- Century 21 Epstein FOR Sole - 3 tires on rims. offer. 6464)724. CLYDE PRICE soclotes, 646-7709.0 Heat and hot water 1 regular, 2 studded. rific 5 room Ranch on Reolty, 647-8995.0 Included. 8780. per Arnott Rood priced to 75R14. 875. 646-4729. $ 1 1 ,9 9 5 BRAND New Listing! The MANCHESTER. M ore I MORTGAGES month. 346-9238. sell quickly at 8149,900. outside photo of this like a home than a SIX Line Business Phonal LESS CHEVY 2-3 bedrooms, large MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ System with five; Sell Your Car lovely home lust coiido. This Town- ruxm BEmNDT? room. On busline. 8625 country kitchen, cozy doesn't do justice to all house boasts 4 large phones. One and a holt i R EBATE llvino room with fire­ that It offers! Approxi­ STOP FORECLOSUREII per month plus utlll- year warranty with; place, rec room, cen­ rooms, both bedrooms If you are falling behind on tles. Coll 633-3802. State of the art teo-i $ 5 0 0 mately 1800 square feet hove double closets, tral olr, attic ton, of country charm! 9 your mortgage payments... EAST Hartford. Avollo- tures. 81500. Creative ns kitchen Is eot-ln size A Lines — 10 Days newer root. Eosy to rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 OR...If your home Is in fore­ ble August 1st. 2 bed­ Phone Systems. 289- with plenty of cabinet 8122. Ken.______SO* charge oach addi­ maintain yordl Jack- full baths, formal dinig space. V/7 baths, full closure. WE CAN HELPI room, pool, fully son ' & Jockson Real rooom, eat-ln kitchen No payment program avail­ furnished, oppllonced. HOLIDAY Health Fitness 1 tional llna, par day. You ■YOU PAY^ basement with hoo­ 24 NEVY CELEBRITIES AVAILABLE | Manufacturer’s Suggested Estate, 647-8400.G with a beamed celling, kups tor washer-dryer able for up to 2 years. Bad 8645 Including hot wa­ Center membership.' can cancel at any time. 1988 BUICK 12x24 coveredtlKk and and located In o small credit is not s problemllAsk ter and heat. Coll 529- (Platinum) $12/year: SORRY. 4 V 1 # 4 9 S , Eurotports, Saver-Paca, Sedana S Retail Price...... •14,595 the list goes on. See for private complex In a how LOW payments can 4141 or 347-8493. renewal fee. Best otter.' NO REFUNDS OR Wagona All Avallablo REGAL ADJUSTMENTS NEW yourself! 8189,500. residential area. Diane help you SAVE YOUR 643-1033. ; Stock No. *7773, t door, cus­ Jackson & Jackson Johnson. 8118,000. Sen­ HOME TODAYI STORE AND 21 Comstock Rood HAMPSHIRE Reol Estote, 647-B400.O CAU HERALD tom, air conditioning. Hit, try Real Estate, 643- Swiss Cesservative Grasp OFFICE SPACE ENOROLLS ri aa.V/mdsorAvc 4060.O______CHEVROLET custom wire wheels, clothe One of the most prestigious homes In Land Baron retiring. CLOSE to private at (203) 454-1330 or artb width •8s« 872-91 1 1 schools. Partially fin­ 18% Srtdai • 8 lor ais CLASSIFIED BUICK, INC Rockville/Vernon interior, dynaride suspen­ town In a choice location. Among the Lake rights and lake- JU S T Listed. Soy good by (203)454-4404 FURNISHED Offices with CLYDE EXIT fi4/l-n4 ished basement with to lawn core and soy phone, receptionist, m u s t M picked up M the I 643-2711 sion, AM /FM stereo & more. many desirble features: front lots at 1985 bar and recessed light­ hello to freedom. This copy, fox and secre­ HtraM ONIee Monday rnrul *12,888 prices. Also lakefront ing odd to the charm of Impressive 3 bedroom, tory support. 647-4800. Ttwiidwbfllora It a.m.enly. I • rms. w/2 baths, 2 lavs & 2 fireplaces this tull-dormered 11 homes. Easy bank 2’/i both unit has a rec Rentals MANCHESTER- Prime • solid brick construction Cope. 3 bedrooms, 1'/i room and office. Only terms. baths, over-sized gar­ location. Downtown ^ , , 1 • Immaculate condition 8137,900. H urry! Blan­ Moln Street. First level • completely fended-ln yard age and private lot chard & Rossetto Real­ 603-522-3636; complete this well kept ROOMS 2450 square feet. Base­ CARDINAL BUICK INC. • security system tors," We're Selling ment some size. Imme­ home. Asking 8144,900. Houses" 646-2482.0 FOR RENT • greenhouse or 3736 Join us I Strono Real diate occupancy. 649- NOTICE. Connecticut Oen-' • country club view Estate, 647-7653.0 ROOM For non-snnoking 1625 or 647-8738. erol Statute 2365 prohibits) GOOD USED furniture Is the posting of advartlie-j and MANCHESTER. 60 Car­ In demond. Why not ad­ gentleman. Air condi­ OFFICES For rent. 500 tioning, kitchen privi­ square feet. Coll for ments by any person, firm or 1988 BUICK $ PRICE BUSTERS $ an extra building loti riage Drive, South vertise the furniture you corporation on o telsgroph,, NEW HOME leges. Washer and Information. 647-9223 telephone, electric light or' 1988 OLDS Forms area. Like new no longer use In classi­ (SAMPLE MICINa BELOW • OVER 100 MEW BUICKS IN STOCK TO SELECT PSOM) Coventry • •178,900 Garrison Colonial. fied? Coll 643-2711. dryer. Parking. 643- or 643-7175. power pole or to o tree,! T.J. Crockett, Realtor 5600. shrub, rock, or any othert CUTLASS 3 Bedrooms, 2 full Fomlly room, living room, dining room, ROOMMATES noturol object without o wrlN; LD TG /LA N D APARTMENTG ten permit for the purpose of] 1988 BUICK 1988 BUICK 1988 BUICK 643-1577 baths, 2 car garage, Florida room. 4 bed­ m WANTED 1988 BUICK SUPREME FDR GALE E 3 FDR RENT protecting It or the public ondl contemporary floor rooms, 7'/i baths, fire­ carries o fins of up to 850 for} REGAL CENTURV PARK AVE. Stock No. '77S8, t door, hlne, plan, cathedral celling, place, bullt-lns, 2 cor ROOMMATE Wanted. eoch ottsnse. } garage. Large private MANCHESTER. Level, M A N C H ES TE R . 3 beo- SKYHAWK a i r conditioning, VS, BOLTON skylight, deck and clear lots. Vi acre. Shore 2 bedroom town- T A G Sale. Sunday July! CUSTOM COUPE SEDAN • 2 7 9 .0 0 0 backyard. An Immacu­ room apartment. Fully house. 1 mile from 24, 10-4pm only. Clo-( AM/FM, power windows, landscaping all on a late home throughout. Already with city carpeted, stove- Coupa, Slock M248, / stock «8004, sS yaSS SO Stock oesas. OPEN HOUSE sewer and water. 647- Uconn. 8300 per month. thing, household, mis-! power locks, power trunk. super 1.7 acre lot. Call 8279,000. Century 21 refrigerator Included. Includes utilities. Plus 1 celloneous. 590 North* 5 Spoad, AC Former Demo AC, Nlcoiy Equipped Has It Aim Lindsey Real Estate, 0426 days. 646-7207 8650 per month. 643-5168 SUNDAY — July 24 — 1:00-4:00 after S;00 PM. evenings. jonth security. 429- Main Street,: 649-4000.O Bill. Manchester. 742-1579 •12,799 •11.544 •17,499 Parcel A — School Road •9699 liw. *1000 Rabsla MANCHESTER Manufacturer’s Suggested New Homes PLUS “A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" USED CAR SELECTION Retail Price...... *15,420 The convenience of Man­ M E M B E R O F chester O n te r — close to shopping, library and schools How Does Dillon Do It? •0037A 1907 Buick Regal Grand National «e041A 1000 PonUae 0000 STE Ssdan — is now affordable in a •eCROB 1000 Buick RMara Coupe brand new, energy efficient, Find Out Before You Buy! 00207A 1007 Bulok Somaraat Coupe ow maintenance, S IN G LE «M0424 1006 Chevrolet Z-20 Coupe •0380A 1006 Bulok Century Sedan * FAMILY HOME at - 00043/ 80LD3hevrolel (Mebrtty Wagon 13,888 ff7S70A toes Oldamoblle Calais Coupe Brand new, farm-style Colonial with 8 Multiple Finance 1988 AER OSTAR WAGON #8107A 1083 Century Custom Coupa V6, Auto., Air, PS, PB. More «0370A 1004 Oldamoblle Clara Coupe rooms, 4 bedrooms and baths. First McKEE PLACE 2'A Plans ?•* Pnee S13.4M M344A 1003 Bulok Century Ltd. Sedan 0S30SA 1030 AMC Spirit DL Cdupa floor family room, Andersen windows, H o m e s from ^ Riley Oi k . $1,100 some wiin Fkciofy Rebate S600 cedar siding, 2 car garage and more. • 179,900 ’ Ail priccs include all Pay us a visit to see this lovely home. NO MONEY DOWN P^E $11,760 rebates aaalgned to Host: Rick Pagani. OPEN TUESDAY dealer. I We make believers.^ THRU FRIDAY "The New Buick Price Leader” to qualified buyers Shikc us prniv :t !<.' y o u ! ^ >* Directions; Highland Street to Camp Meeting l2noon - 2 pm and Road, right on West Street, left on 4 pm - 6 pm Or LEASE your next School Road, follow signs. vehicle from us Dir; Route 84-exit 60- Route 6 and 44 (Center St.). Travel CfiRDINfiL BUICK, INC. bsesRsi east for one mile. Watch for 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 r . illO NAU McKee Place sign on right, "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" ] isk fir Oin SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thure. 8:30-6:30; FrI. 8:30-6; Sat 8-30-5 Wtte M otors corner of Center and McKee. Route 69, Cohmibla Ro k IL W m a uUc, Coim. 423-7749 D. F. REALL INC. SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-Frl. 8-5 ' HI ADAMS STREET. MANCHESTER ^ / . Q ACT! Derekseth Homes 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair B Peintinr. HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to • PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; 171 iAtfU!\BiliHMatv (Open Eves MoneJny thru Thursday) I Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; After Hours By Appointment. 646-1799 Not r«9pon8ibl« typographical arrors. Parts: Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-12 647-9111 HERALD, Friday, July 22. 19R» 'Take a Lool

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