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By Andrew Yurkovskv apartments at 65-67 North St. Manchester Herald Last month, the Fair Rent A man was arrested Wednesday after his car, Commission ruled that the Kele- which was left unattended with the engine running, A landlord who was ordered by hans could increase rent for the Big Red, a handsome and crashed into a railing fence at the Wetherell Village the town Fair Rent Commission upstairs apartment. 65 North St., friendly golden retriever is this Condominiums on Wetherell Street, police said. to delay a planned rent increase from $550 a month to $675 a week’s featured pet at the dog William Berger, 23, of South Windsor, was says she and several others may month, but with a three-month pound. Big Red is 1 year old and charged with evading responsibility and operating a form a “ landlords’ commission” phase-in and only if code viola is reddish-gold in color. motor vehicle under suspension, polide said. to make sure they are fairly tions were corrected. Gardeners to meet Friday He was found at the com er of According to police reports, Berger’s car 1 represented. Kelehan has said that the The Perennial Planters Garden Club will meet at Center and McKee streets on apparently jumped a curb and crashed into and tore *• > — Annette G. Kelehan also said tenants of the apartment. Rita E. the home of Phyllis Boss, 526 E. Center St., today at Sept. 16. Dog Warden Richard out two sections of a stockade fence before running several landlords are planning to Kelsey and Raymond E. 6; 30 p.m. to view her garden. Rand said he may be part Irish into a tree. show up at tonight’s Fair Rent Krueger, have failed to pay water At the meeting, which will begin at 7 p.m., setter. When found he was Berger apparently started screaming at a Commission meeting to complain bills for the apartment. She has Millicent Jones will discuss the use of herbs in wearing a wide orange collar resident there, saying that someone had “ done this about what they believe is the said that Kelsey and Krueger had cooking. and another narrow collar. He to him” by starting up the car without his unfair treatment of landlords by promised to leave the apartment will shake hands with onyone knowledge, police said. He told the resident he was the commission. by Sept. 1. who will pay attention to him. going to pick up his sister and left the scene, police Kelehan, an owner of a North “ I’m going to thank (the Canoe races to be held Sunday The only other dog at the said. Street apartment who was or commission) for giving her en pound, as of Tuesday, was The First Annual Coventry Lake Canoe Race, free Police found him at the home of a friend. Berger is dered by the commission last couragement to stay there,” Britt, the dog featured in last and open to all ages, will be held Sunday from 1 to 4 also wanted on a warrant in Coventry for failing to month to phase ina rent increase, Kelehan said when asked what week’s column. Britt is a p.m. at Patriots Park Lodge. Big Red Ashes appear in court for charges of taking a motor said today that she, her husband, comments she would make to the Participants are reminded to bring canoes and 6-month-old female mixed vehicle without the owner’s permission, police said. and five or six other landlords commission. life preservers. For information call 742-8072 after 6 breed. She was found on Virgi abandoned and are temporarily a Bloomfield-based group, is Berger is being held at Brooklyn jail on a $1,000 plan to attend tonight’s meeting Neither Kelsey nor Krueger p.m., or 742-1679 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. nia Road on Sept. 5. She’s very being kept at the home of a featuring an adorable Idtten bond. No court date has been set. to watch the proceedings and to could be reached for comment gentle and Rand said he be member. named Ashes this week. He is complain about the treatment of this morning. Director to speak to group lieves someone has spent time They are about 9 months old mostly white with some black landlords. She said that five or six other training her as she sits on and are dachshund-terrier spots. He’s being cared for in She criticized the commission, landlords had told her Wednes Dr. Robert A. Grilio, Jr., director of Outpatient command. cross. They are small and won’t the Windsor Locks home of a CoDege Notes which held its first meeting in day that they would also attend Mental Health Care Services at Manchester The dog pound is located on grow any larger. The league league member. June, for not being organized and tonight’s meeting. member who is keeping them Patrick Flynn/Manchsatar Herald Memorial Hospital, will speak Monday at a meeting town property off Olcott Street The league, made up of said that “ a couple” of members Kelehan said that she and her of the hospital auxiliary. The meeting will be held in near the landfill area. The dog said they are excellent house volunteers, needs good homes were “very inconsiderate of husband are seeking to have the hospital auditorium at noon. warden is at the pound week pets. They are house broken Enters Bay Path College PIPE PLAYER — Josh Morano, 8, of 173 Spring St., Charter Oak Park and will be stored at the park until at for the many other cats, kittens least winter, town Water and Sewer Administrator Robert landlords.” Kelsey and Krueger evicted from A luncheon will follow for a $6 donation to benefit days from noon to 1 p.m. and and very good about walking on and dogs that are rescued. Such Nancy Martel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter practices some acrobatics Wednesday on pipes stored at Tonight’s Fair Rent Commis the apartment because they have there is someone there from 6 to Care Call Scholarships. Reservations are limited leashes. The female has been as a bag of 3-day-old kittens R, Marttrell of Westerly Street, has entered Bay Charter Oak Park. The pipe sections will be used for a Young said. sion meeting is scheduled for 7; 00 no lease and because they have 9 p.m., Mondays through Fri and should be made with Laura Nalesnik, 109 spayed and they have been thrown into the Connecticut Path Junior College in Longmeadow, Mass. water line from Spring Street through Mt. Nebo Field and in the Lincoln Center hearing failed to pay the September rent. Waranoke Road. days. The phone number at the named Hansel and Gretel. River to drown, a starving dog She is a graduate of East Catholic High School and room. Ronald Kraatz. the town She said that two of the housing pound is 643-6642 or you can call They’ve even been given bubble wandering the streets, and has enrolled in Bay Path’s executive secretary health director, said earlier this code violations cited by town Painting demonstration slated the police department, 646-4555, baths. Anyone interested kittens tied up in a box and left program leading to the associate in science degree. week that no new complaints had officials — the lack of heat in an and they will get a message to should call 633-2164. by the side of the road to starve. been received by the commission. enclosed porch and a loose John J. Bokeny, a member of the Connecticut the dog warden. The group also has many Kelehan and her husband. electrical outlet there — would be Watercolor Society, will give a demonstration on There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog other dogs, cats and kittens The league uses the money In legal assistant program Alternate teacher gets her chance Charles P. Kelehan, whoare East appealed to the town’s Housing landscape painting at the Manchester Art Associa and the new owner must have needing homes. Among them is donated by members and Hartford residents, own the Code Board of Appeals. Lisa Hastey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland tion meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The the dog licensed. Before being a beautiful young calico cat, left raised by members, to buy definitely a good opportunity for changing a Once people become more familiar with the food, and pay for veterinary Hastey of Homestead Street has entered Bay Path Bv Andrew J. Davis demonstration will take place at the First Federal licensed the dog must have its locked up in a house when the career at that point.” program. Guinan said its graduates would be rabies shot. owners moved away. She has care for the animals. Anyone Junior College in Longmeadow, Mass. Manchester Herald Savings Bank building on West Middle Turnpike. After completing the eight-week course, accepted more easily. The Glastonbury unit of Pro been spayed. Anyone interested wishing to join the league or She is a graduate of Manchester High School and Members of the association are remined to bring graduates must finish two years of on-the-job “ If it’s endorsed by the state, there must be MARC will relocate tectors of Animals is especially should call the above number or donate should call any of the is enrolled in the college’s legal assistant program Joanna Guinan is in a class by herself. paintings for the art-of-the-month contest. training to become a full-fledged teacher, a need. We’re responding to a genuine need in seeking a good home for a pair 659-3106. following numbers; 242-2156, working toward an associate in science degree. Guinan, 28, of Manchester, is the only including supervision by a mentor teacher. this state.” she said. of puppies that were apparently Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., 623-0489, or 742-5768. teacher in town who became a teacher Club to hear guest speaker through the state alternate teaching certifica Guinan taught English in Mexico between Before being accepted into the program, bakery, thrift shop tion program, said Wilson E. Deakin Jr., 1983 and 1985, but was working at a Hartford students had to have at least a 3.0 grade point Mark Davis of Channel 8 will be the guest speaker assistant superintendent. She teaches French real estate office as an administrative average and a bachelor’s degree from an Monday at The Woman’s Club of Manchester’s PoHen Count Bv Nanev Concelman $15 million Main Street at Manchester High School. assistant when she heard about the program. accredited institution with a major in or meeting. The meeting, scheduled for 8 p.m., will be Manchester Herald reconstruction. The state program was designed to attract She said she was not satisfied in her current closely related to the intended area of held at the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. O bituaries But Prytko said business at bright liberal arts graduates or people in position, and she needed to make a career teaching. Center St. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Pollen Count Center at The bakery and thrift shop both the bakery and thrift shop successful careers to teaching by removing change. Manchester school officials received about The event will be co-hosted by members Joyce the Hospital of St. Raphael reported ’Thursday that operated by the Manchester are growing, making the new. the normal requirements for certification. “ I wasn’t satisfied fully. I wasn’t chal <10 applications and interviewed three to four Lindsey and Dorothy Lawson. the pollen count was 12 and mold spores are low. Association for Retarded Citizens larger locations necessary any lenged,” said Guinan. who is also qualified to program graduates, said Deakin. He said this at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 field. Burial will be in Rose Hill A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are Normal certification leads to years of taking will move to new locations next way. The moves will also allow Mary Jane Swain teach Spanish. year the number of people hired may be low Main St. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 education courses in college and four months month and will be open longer more MARC clients to work in the Mary Jane “ Mamie” (Herron) The summer program at Wesleyan Univer because many school systems hired most of Senior Big Band to play Memorial donations may be Calling hours are Friday from 2 to is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is of student teaching. hours with larger staffs. stores. Swain, 90, formerly of Spencer made to the fund for a memorial 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The program was started in response to a sity in Middletown was “ highly demanding.” their teachers before the program concluded. The Manchester Senior Big Band will be featured dangerous. “ That’s the purpose of our Street, widow of Samuel R. chapel in Chile in care of the Memorial donations may be lack of teachers, according to state education Guinan said. Though she has heard com In upcoming years, he said he expects more Laurie Prytko, executivedirec- Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the 11th Annual Rockville program,” Prytko said. Swain, who died in March, died Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main made to the Wethersfield Volun officials. The program offers instruction in plaints from some teachers about graduates program graduates to teach locally. tor for MARC, said the thrift Festival. With the move, the number of Wednesday (Sept. 21, 1988) at a St., Manchester 06040. teer Ambulance Association, teaching grades 4 through 8. and the teaching of the certification program, she said those “ We’re fairly confident these people are shop, Secondhand Rose, is sche The band also will perform on Governor’s Day, MARC clients working at the local convalescent home. P.O. Box 8, Wethersfield 06109, or Corrections of English, foreign languages, mathematics, teachers were unfamiliar with the program. coming into our .schools and will have an duled to open Oct. 4 at 257 Spruce Oct. 18, at the New Haven Coliseum. This concert thrift shop will increase from two She was bom in Portdown, to Visiting Nurse and Home Care science and social studies on the secondary “ They’re the cream of the cream, ” she said (important) effect.” Deakin said. “ I think St., the former location of the will benefit the State Services for Aging. On Nov. 3 to five, Prytko said. Hours will be County Armagh, Northern Ire Inc. of Greater Hartford, 945 of people accepted into the program. “ A iot of they’re going to be strong contributors.” Bike Shop, which has moved to the group will hold a concert at East Hartford Senior Margaret C. Healey A story published Saturday gave the wrong date of level. changed from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to 9 land, on June 8,1898, and she had Asylum Ave., Hartford. “ It probably would have taken me more people ... had to make a sacrifice. That’s the There were 107 people accepted into the Main Street. The thrift store is Center and on Nov. 6 the band will play for an open the opening of Manchester Democratic election a.m. to 5 p.m. lived in Manchester since 1952. Margaret C. (Heller) Healey, time” to become a teacher through the kind of teacher you want. Someone who’s program, and only one failed to graduate, currently located at Bentley The bakery move, estimated to dance party at the Manchester Elks Club from 1 to 5 headquarters. The headquarters, at 192 Main St. She was a member of the 78, of Wethersfield, widow of traditional route, Guinan .said. “ It was going to go out and do their best.” program state education officials .said. School at 57 Hollister St. p.m. will open at 7; 30 tonight. cost $30,000 to $40,000. involves Manchester Church of the James F. Healey Sr., died Wed The MARC Bakery store, cur buying new equipment, renovat Nazarene. nesday (Sept. 21, 1988) at St. ’The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and rently located on Purnell Place, ing the new building and increa.s- She is survived by a son and Francis Hospital and Medical Card of Thanks fair in Its reporting. If an error is made or will move to 846 Main St. around ing the staff from three to seven Dr. Crane’s Quiz daughter-in-law, George and San Center, Hartford. information Is misinterpreted, we want to make Visit to Manchester educates German^ Oct. 19. Thedateisn’t definite yet. clients. dra Swain of the Somersville She was bom in Manchester Perhaps you sent a lovely card. Or sat quietly in a chair. corrections. The Herald’s phone number Is 643-2711. but Prytko said she hopes to Prytko said MARC is going into section of Somers; another son anrf had lived in Wethersfield for Perhaps you sent a funeral pizza pie after pizza pie. Klaus than the Germans.” attending Manchester High dur complete the move within a the new bakery location on a 1. A “ step off” suggests which related sports and daughter-in-law, the Rev. R. more than 30 years. Bv Andrew J. Davis couple of days. The baking spray. Wannemacher. 16. said eating the The visiting students had to ing their stay, and will visit such “ shoestring” budget, but is seek term? Alfred and Arlene Swain of She is survived by a son and Manchester Herald facilities will stay at Bentley, but ing private donations to help If so we saw it there. pizza, as well as visiting Man study English for six years before places as Hartford. Boston, Mys BALK SPARE OFFSIDE FAULT Santiago, Chile; a daughter and daughter-in-law, James F. and Public Meetings new baking equipment will be Perhaps you spoke the kindest chester, was an interesting they became eligible for the trip, tic and Sturbridge. Mass. The purchase the new equipment. 2. The number 13 has long been linked with which son-in-law, Jean and Charles Arlene Healey Jr. of Wethers Twenty-two German students purchased, Prytko said. The new Main Street location, words. experience. said Dieter Lehmann, vice princi group recently visited New York worker? McFall of Manchester: 10 grand field; a brother, Joseph Heller, bit into a piece of Americana this Secondhand Rose is moving next to the Computer Training As any friend could say; “ It’s good.” he said about the pal of the German high school. City, she said. PHYSICIAN PLUMBER BAKER BUTCHER children; four great and a sister, Madlyn Heller, both Meetings scheduled tonight. week as they were introduced to because of plans by the town to Institute Inc., will be good for the Perhaps you were not there at pizza. However, the students only study On Oct. 5. the group will attend 3. A sartorial artist is most talented in use of a grandchildren; and several nie of Manchester; two grandchild an American favorite: pizza. reopen the Highland Park School bakery’s business, she .said. all. He added about Manchester: English three times a week, he a farewell party where they will SAW SCALPEL THIMBLE PAINTBRUSH ces and nephews. She was ren; and several nieces and Just thought of us that day. The .students arc visiting Man “ It’s good for cycling. The streets be named honorary citizens of in September 1989. Under that “ All of our regular customers 4. A perfect score of 300 suggests a game divided predecesed by a daughter. May nephews. . Whatever you did to console our Manchester said. chester High School for the next are bigger and larger.” Manchester, she said. plan, the town Recreation De wanted us to stay in the area.” into Phillips. 'The funeral will be Saturday at hearts. Fair Rent Commission, Lincoln Center hearing Lincoln said the students are three weeks as part of the second Wannemacher said the most partment would be moved from Prytko said. INNINGS ROUNDS FRAMES CHUKKERS The funeral will be Saturday at 8; 15 a.m. from the Rose Hill We thank you so much whatever room, 7 p.m. half of an exchange program. interesting part of visiting Man Highland Park School to the west The DOT did not give the 5. Tartarc sauce is used on meat obtained by use of 10; 30 a.m. at the Church of the Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., the part. Ethics Commission, Probate Court, 7:30 p.m. Manchester High students visited chester was identifying the differ wing of Bentley School, currently bakery an eviction date, accord a Nazarene, 236 Main St. Burial will Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass of Cheney bond review slated occupied by the offices of the By the family of Ganztagsgymnasium High ences between American and ing to Prytko. RIFLE SHOTGUN SEINE STEEL TRAP be in East Cemetery. Calling Christian burial at 9 a.m. in Manchester Workshop run by James Lewis, director of rights Mary Knoff School in Barsinghausen this German students. He said Man A $400,000 state bond i.ssue to state to see historic sites will want 6. The five jumbled words at the left represent hours are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Corpus Christl Church, Wethers Coventry summer, said Renate Lincoln, a chester High was not as “ free” as help pay for restoration of his to see the restored hall. MARC. The workshop offices of way for the DOT. said today popular food items. Try to unscramble the letters Women Infants and Children, Town Office The Cheney Hall Foundation would be moved to the part of the most of the properties needed for high school German teacher. his high school. toric Cheney Hall will be consi and produce the five named foods. Building, 1 p.m. school now occupied by the thrift the bypass road are still being The German students, who -iiAmericans, I just don’t know dered by the State Bonding plans to use the funds for some (a) BREGUHMAR Special town meeting on school bonding, Coventry appraised and no eviction dates have been in town since the whm. are more variable.” he Commission when it meets Fri preliminary interior work. The shop. (b) LYRECE Births High School, 7; 30 p.m. The bakery is being forced to weekend and are staying at the said. “ The way of life isdifferent. day at 10:30 a.m. in the Legisla exterior has already been have been set. (c) GENGOG Economic Development Commission, Town Of move from Purnell Place be Other properties that will be homes of Manchester High School I think ... we got the impression tive Office Building. renovated. (d) EPINCMEI fice Building, 8 p.m. At|a meeting last week, Donald cause of the reconstruction of taken for the road are Allstate students, attended a welcoming the school isn’t as free. If you State Rep. James McCava- (e) RAEBCNRSEIR Avery, Amanda Marie, daughter of Peter J. and Kuehl. vice chairman of the Main Street. Other businesses on Business Machines and Yale Bliss, Barbara Jean, daughter of Norman I. and party Tue.sday night at Concordia don’t go to a number of lessons, nagh, D-Manchester. said Tue.s Inger Nielsen Avery of Colchester, was bom July 23 foundation, said tentative plans Purnell Place and Oak Street will Typewriter on Purnell Place and Melodie Lilley Bliss of Maple Street was bom Aug. Lutheran Church. At the party, you have to repeat the year.” day he had urged Gov. William Answers in Classified section at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal call for using the grant for basic be forced to move by spring 1989. the Oak Street Package Store, the 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal the Manchester High School Another student, 16-year-old O’Neill to put the issue on the grandfather is Poul Nielsen of Hebron. Her paternal Thoughts electrical work, modernization of when the Department of Trans Sinnamon Shop Restaurant and grandparents are Almon and Dena Lilley of East students introduced their Ger Maike Witzick, also agreed that commission’s agenda. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Avery of the sprinkler system, installing a portation will take them tobuild a Manchester Shoe Repair on Oak Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mina man friends to an American Manchester was worlds apart McCavanagh said he told the Bliss of East Hartford and Norman Bliss of Litchfield Street. heat pump which will be the main bypass road needed during the Street. Lottery pizza. from Germany. governor that the hall is of Manchester. She has two sisters, Constance 4 and In the middle of this busy time of year, it is easy to component of the heating system, Thompson, Mallory Kate, daughter of Raymond become consumed with ourselves. It is important to The results were obvious as the “ It’s nice,” she said. “ The historic importance to the entire Susan l>/4. state and that people who visit the and insulating the space above it. Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries M. and Teri Small Thompson Jr. of East Hartford also make time for family and friends. Take the two groups of students devoured scenery, the houses are different around New England. Dodd, Kyle Merle, son of Gary and Francis was bom Aug. 23 at Hartford Hospital. Her time to listen to your children, your parents, those Connecticut daiiy; 220. Piay Four: 7425. Condon Dodd of 82 Wells St. was bom Aug. 27 at maternal grandparents are Jack and MaryLou people you care about the most. Take the time to Massachusetts daily: 4068. Megabucks; 17-18-19- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Small of 14 Bond St. Her paternal grandmother is really listen to what is most important, not 21-25-27. grandparents are Evelyn and William Condon of Mary S. Thompson of 15 Andor Road. Her maternal scheduliing, but hopes and dreams, hurts, and Tri-state daily; 611, 4202. Hartford. His paternal grandfather is Frank Dodd great-grandfather is Leo Coughlin of 86 Russell St. fears. Take the time to share moments of quiet Rhode Island daily: 2271. Grand Lottery: 0-3-9, of East Hartford. He has two brothers, Gary 3 and Her maternal great-grandmother is Mabel Small of conversation and fun, to remember your connec 4-0-6-9, 1-0-6-9-9, 5-2-9-9-6-0. Jamie 2, and a sister, Koren, 6. 125 School St. She has a brother Ray J., 3>A. tions with others. Join us at the Rev. Cynthia A. Good - ,* 1 0 0 W eather South United Methodist Church Bolton Lions Club Festival ^^EWINS CR0SSIN(^ REGIONAL WEATHER Mostly cloudy Manchester Herald Manchester and vicinity: To USP8 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 302 Accu-W eather* forecast for Thursday night, becoming cloudy. Low 50 to Daytime ConcStions and High Temperatures 55. FYiday, mostly cloudy and Published dally Mcspi Suggested carrier ratea breezy with a 40 percentchance of Sunday and certain holl- ara $1.80 wsek^. $7.70 foe ^ Sei^teittber '24^ Condominiums T showers. High in the mid 70s. daya by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for Outlook Saturday, partly sunny. Publishing Co.. tS Bral- three months. $40.20 for High 70 to 75. nard Place, Manchester, six months add $02.40 for Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen West Coastal, East Coastal: class postage paid at and mall ratea ara availa Tonight, becoming cloudy. Low Manchester. Conn. Post ble on request Open House 55 to 60. Friday, mostly cloudy master Send address To place an advertise • Baked Good* and breezy with a 40 percent changes to the Manches ment or to report a nawa chance of showers. High in the ter Herald. P.O. Box SOI, Item or picture Idea, caN Manchester, Conn. 00040. 043-2711. Office houra are W hitham Nursery Sunday, Sept. 25th mid 70s. Outlook Saturday, partly 0:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday sunny. High 70 to 75. If you don’t receive your through Friday. Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 .’■r^ r .irTia Northwest Hills: Tonight, be Herald by 6 p.m. wsekdays The Mancheatar Herald 1-4 PM or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a mamber of The A Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. coming cloudy. Low around 50. please telephone your car Associated Press, the A ta n tc Friday, cloudy and breezy with a rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula O om n SO percent chance of showers. reach your carrier, call tions, the New England 182 Main Street • Manchester Jewelers Since 1B65 Partial clearing in the late subscriber service at 047- Newspaper Aaaoclallon BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN afternoon. High 70 to 75. Outlook 6040 by 0 p.m. weekdays and the New England MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBLtRY lORRlNGTON TRUMBULL WATERBilRv Today's weather picture was drawn by Darren Lee, who for delivery In Manchester. Presa Assoclatlort Chaige/MMtef Card/V*sa/Ame*ic*r> Expfesfe 0 1 M 8 Aecu-W>»Mtn c. Inc. Saturday, partly sunny. High in ilMUku theAipper 60s. lives at 92 Green Road and attends Bowers School. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 Weicker holds Crime rate up Mystery grass continues to baffle experts S T A T E DARIEN (AP) - Several Smithsonian Institution, the New in Connecticut. He expects to get a flower next clumps of ornamental grass York Botanical Garden, Connec Bluemel, an ornamental grass year. growing along Interstate 95 has ticut College and Yale Univer expert who runs a nursery in The grass is growing in about 10 & R E G IO N commanding lead by 3.8 percent caught the eye of botanists, who sity. All agree that the grass is Baldwin, Md., is the person who colonies along the interstate are uncertain of its species and either a miscanthus sacchariflo- has come the closest to discover highway. Some of the patches are watching to make sure it doesn’t rus or miscanthus floridulus. ing the Identity of the grass. This a few feet long, while others are Cars damaged In contest HARTFORD (AP) - Republi Weicker was rated favorably . HARTFORD (AP) - State he would like the state to can U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker by 62 percent and unfavorably by . become a nuisance. Making the identification diffi spring, he grew a flower sprout on 100 feet long and 20 feet wide, said police report that motor vehi consider whether probation, cult is that the grass, which is HARTFORD (AP) - A wet T-shirt Jr. holds a 14-point lead over his 18, an improvement from the 60 to , “ We know it’s a miscanthus, a sample of the grass he has at his Wendy R. Dreyer, an amateur cle theft was up 18.8 percent in parole, or rehabilitation is native to Japan, has not yielded a grass specialist from New contest among female state police officers Democratic challenger, Joseph I. 24 percent split recorded in April. ; but we don’t know its species,” business. But when the plant was 1987 compared to the year working. single flower, which could be used London. from seven states earlier this month Liebermah, although more than a Also, 65 percent of the respond Kurt Bluemel said Wednesday, transplanted from his green before, while the overall crime “ Personally, I doji’t think it referring to the plant’s genus. to determine its species. It also house to outdoors, the sprout was “ It hasn’t shown itself to be a caused a stampede that resulted in quarter of those surveyed are still ents think Weicker is doing a good was up 3.8 percent. does. I think it’s a colossal Samples have been sent to the hasn’t sprouted up anywhere else broken of f and no flower bloomed. nuisance plant.” said Dreyer. damage to six police vehicles, according to undecided, according to a new job as a senator, compared with : Police reported a total of failure,” he said. “ The whole a report published today. Hartford Courant/(Tonnecticut 26 percent who think he is doing a 16,932 vehicles stolen, includ criminal justice system is The vehicles were apparently damaged Poll. fair or poor job. ing 14,788 cars, 882 trucks and going to have to work as a The poll, released today, was as some of the 1,800 active and retired “What the figures are note buses, 1,262 motorcycles and whpel if it’s going to go based on a telephone survey officers attending a picnic scrambled for worthy for is the relative lack of other vehicles. About two- around." taken between Sept. 12 and Sept. vantage points for the contest, officials told complaint about the well-known thirds of the stolen vehicles Murder, rape, aggravated 18 of 512 registered voters, or O ur H eartfelt T hanks: The Hartford Courant. Weicker,” said G. Donald Ferree were recovered. assault, robbery, motor vehi those who said they would regis State police said their Internal affairs Jr., the poll director. "Such Police also handled more cle theft, burglary, larceny ter. It showed 44 percent sup unit was investigating the incident. No discontent is often thought to be murders, rapes, aggravated and arson are the only crimes ported Weicker, 30 percent an Important factor in success assaults, burglaries and lar counted in the state police For all the support, encouragement and help, during firm estimate of the cost of the damage at backed Lieberman and 27 percent the Sept. 14 picnic has been made, but it is ful challenges of Incumbents.” cenies, but fewer robberies report. Except for arson and didn’t indicate a preference. and arsons, according to fig murder, each category in believed to be less than $10,000, state police AP photo According to the survery, “ The questions so far discussed said. ures compiled in the state cludes attempts to commit and after our participation in the Weicker continues to lead Lieber suggest that much of the electo police report, “Crime 1n “ We now have started six separate those crimes. IN THE HOLE — Skip Ziegler, an employee of a Bristol service station, man among Democrats, 41 to 39 rate may see the Weicker- Connecticut.” investigations to determine the exact The figures don’t count such looks under a garbage truck after it sunk into an old cesspool at the rear of percent, and among unaffiliated Ueberman choice as between two Wilton Police Chief Angelo crimes as drug offenses, less 1988 Great American Race. The 4500 mile time, circumstances. We’ll have to take it from a home in that city on Wednesday. It took about a hour to raise the truck voters, 40 to 27 percent. He leads goods,” Ferree said. Toscano, president of the serious assaults and white- there,” said Sgt. Scott O’Mara, a state among Republicans, 51 to 22 As for who the voters think will Connecticut Police chiefs As collar crimes. And they in police spokesman. and free the tire. The accident happened in a narrow dirt driveway not percent. win, the poll found that 68 percent sociation, said Wednesday clude only incidents that are distance, endurance Old Car Race from much wider than the truck. believe Weicker will be returned Despite Lieberman’s attempt he’s not surprised by the reported to police, although to differentiate his record from for a fourth term , while 14 percent increase in car thefts and surveys have shown for in Ammonia levels high believe Lieberman will unseat walked off their jobs July 1 after failing to Weicker’s, relatively few of those larcenies. He said certain stance, that only half of all Disneyland, California to Boston, Mass. polled see major differences him. About one in five, 18percent. W ATE R B U R Y (A P ) — A survey shows Police to use pistols reach a settlement with Electric Boat on a crimes become popular for a burglaries are reported. ammonia levels in the Naugatuck River between the two men on the had no clear-cut prediction. WINDSOR (AP) — Windsor Police are new three-year contract. time, and larceny is now There were 156 murders in have quadrupled near sewage treatment issues. Two-thirds of those polled The poll, was conducted by the trading in their .357-caliber Magnum ’The union struck over Electric Boat’s popular due to the “ crack Connecticut last year, an in plants in Waterbury and in Naugatuck, said they saw either no apprecia Institute for Social Inquiry at the epidemic.” crease of eight murders, or 5.4 revolvers for more powerful Smith & demand that employees accept lump-sum University of Connecticut and has according to the state Department of ble difference or didn’t know He said addicts of crack, a percent, over the 148 murders Wesson .45-caliber semiautomatic pistols. bonuses instead of wage increases in a new a margin of error of plus or minus Environmental Protection. enough about the candidates’ powerful form of cocaine, in 1986. Police solved 138, or Police say the new guns are lighter, contract. positions to cite any. 5 percentage points. "The ammonia levels are about four often need a quick fix, and 88.5 percent of them. Eighty- easier to fire, and will give them an edge in times the (federal) Environmental larcenies and motor vehicle six of the victims, or 55 fighting criminals. Poisoning Is serious Protection Agency’s criteria for thefts provide a quick route to percent, were killed with guns. “ They’ve served us well/’ Lt. Nicholas STAMFORD (AP) - An education easy money. A stolen car, for State residents reported 798 recommended maximum levels for a Riccio, the department’s spokesman, said Ann urges readers: healthy stream environment,” said Art official from the University of Beijing in instance, can be broken down rapes, a 5 percent increase. of the old revolvers. Mauger. senior sanitary planner for the China, who was poisoned when he into parts and sold for three There were 5,709 robberies, a DEP. mistakenly ate dangerous mushrooms on times its book value, he said. 6.8 percent decrease. Aggra Union, officials differ Burglaries increased 2.2 The one-day survey was conducted in Friday, remains in critical condition at Vote for Weicker vated assaults, which are percent to 39,028 incidents with attacks intended to inflict June at 20 checkpoints from Waterbury to GROTON (A P ) — Union and Electric Stamford Hospital, officials said. $27.3 million worth of property severe injury, increased 3.4 Shelton, where the Naugatuck and Zhangjian C^en, 37. has not shown signs in a column scheduled for publi Boat officials failed to see eye to eye on the STAMFORD (AP) - Sen. stolen. Seventy percent, or percent to 6,768. Housatonic rivers merge. of recovery, but his condition did not seem cation on Oct. 4. defense giant’s plans to subcontract work Lowell Weicker Jr. has found a 27,626 were residential bur Resarchers tested for the presence of to be worsening, said Yang Shiqi, a Landers was responding to a There were 1,008 cases of at the strike bound plant. powerful ally in advice columnist glaries. Non-residential bur spokesman for the Consulate-General of Denver woman who thanks the arson, not including suspected dissolved oxygen, ammonia, nitrates, The union, the Metal Trades Council, Ann Landers because of his glaries declined 1 percent the People’s Republic of China. advice columnist for supporting cases, a decrease of 6 percent. heavy metals and organic waste. represents about 10,000 workers, who stance on abortion. while residential burglaries the right to abortion. The woman The figures include 566 struc Weicker, R-Conn., endured sa climbed 4.9 percent. wrote to say she identified with a ture fires and 414 fires in motor tirical barbs last month by Larceny, theft of any prop letter writer who signed as vehicles or mobile homes. well-known conservative William erty exept motor vehicles, “ Guilty in Connecticut,” and told Police reported that they F. Buckley Jr., who said he would increased 2.9 percent to 90,531 Springfield inmates stage a short protest how she felt her baby’s death cleared 21.4 percent of major distribute bumper stickers read incidents. from a rare blood disorder was crimes, up from 20.7 percent in ing, “ Don’t abort your child, he As for the overall increase in God’s punishment for an earlier 1986. ’^ a t means a suspect SPRIN G FIELD , Mass. (A P) - after Ashe promised to listen to “ To show my good faith, I Ashe said the reasons for the might grow up to vote against crime, Toscano blames repeat abortion. was arrested, but not neces Sheriff Michael J. Ashe Jr. their complaints. He said the personally went to the yard and protest were unclear, but he was Weicker.” criminals and a system that told by guards that the prisoners “ I don’t feel that I deserve any sarily convicted, or that police headed for a meeting today with prisoners gave no specifics, but delivered the message,” he said. But unlike Buckley, who en isn’t tough enough on crooks. The 1932 Chevy driven hy Art Shorts placed 43rd out of 120 old cars in he 1988 Great American Race. wanted so-called contact visits, medals for courage, but I can tell knew who and where the three of the 150 inmates who had he attributed the unrest to over “ With that, they returned to their dorsed Weicker’s Democratic “ I think police are doing a you two people who do,” Landers offender was. but could not staged an hourlong sit-in at the crowding. The century-old, four- cells.” more changes of clothes and opponent in the ongoing Senate fairly decent job,” he said. begins in response. make an arrest because of county jail packed at twice its story brick jail, brfllt to hold 312 Cheers, applause and whistles other privileges he said were race, Landers lauds Weicker, “Recidivism is a problem. indications of their frustration She went on to describe the extraordinary circumstances. capacity. prisoners, houses 689. could be heard outside the prison R-Conn, and fellow Republican How many of the crimes are Aug. 14 broadcast of “ Meet the “ It was just a sit-in. There was “ We are, to me, the most during Ashe’s visit. with the packed jail. Prisoners Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming committed by the same The clearance rates for THANK YOU! THANK YOU! are allowed visits from friends for defending a woman’s right to Press” when Weicker and Simp no real disrespect. They ob overcrowded of any urban jail in There were no injuries during people?” other crimes were: aggra and family, but have to sit across son “ stood up to pro-life Sen. viously just wanted to talk to the state,” Ashe said. the disturbance and no property have an abortion on a recent He said legislators, judges, vated assault, 65.8 percent; Gordon Humprey of New Hamp JOE CURRY - Navigator, and his wife, Maureen. m e,” the sheriff said Wednesday The sit-in came without warn was damaged, Ashe said. a table. segment of NBC’s “ Meet the prosecutors, police and prison rape. 52.1 percent; larceny. as he emerged from a brief ing after a two-hour exercise Police ringed thejail during the “ Quite honestly, I think over Press.” shire (also a Republican) and 23.3 percent: robbery, 22.9 made it abundantly clear that officials must work together to meeting with the protesting break. The prisoners refused to disturbance, and state police crowding is the key issue,” Ashe “ As long as we keep sending percent; arson, 17.2 percent: they thought women should have set definite jail terms for JACK WILLIS - Chief Mechanic prisoners. budge from the recreation room closed off one exit of Interstate 91. said. men like Weicker and Simpson criminals and then work to burglary, 12.1 percent, and Of the inmates, 410 are serving the right to decide this issue The inmates in the recreation when Ashe sent word he wouid which runs alongside thejail. The back to the Senate, democracy keep convicts behind bars. motor vehicle theft. 12 without government room returned peacefuliy to their talk only with three Connecticut River borders the sentences up to 2>A years and 286 and freedom will be alive and well In particular, Toscano said percent. - Diagnostic Expertise cells at 4; 15 p.m. Wednesday representatives. other side of the prison. are awaiting trial. in this country,” Landers writes interference.” PETER TRUDELL Fonda’s exercise tapes MAJOR SPONSORS - SUPER AOSEPT BOLD FLEXCARE OPTI- POLIDENT Disinfecting for their large financial committment Sensitive Eye Tablets POLI Solution back on store shelves Solution ZYME 40's AMERICAN RENT-A-CAR, Chicago, III. HOLD amounts to,” Pillar said. 8 oz. Enzymatic GROTON (A P) — Actress Jane Spritz $j[97 GRIP Fonda’s exercise videotapes Gaetano Russo, a retired major VALENTI AUTO COMPLEX, Mystic, Conn. 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CMt«r StTMt East Hartford Enfield 208 W. Center St. Art and Anita Shorts EFFECTIVE DATES Manchester MaiieliMtfr, CT. S tpt 22-24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 — 7 > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 OPINION How to deal with hot air at government meetings When the directors of the Eighth Utilities District what’s being said — and to hear the sirens when husband will have a new pet. It will be their fourth, walked into the community room of Mayfair firefighters dash out of the central fire station she said. Gardens Monday night to conduct their monthly across the street. □ □ □ meeting, the room was a bit stuffy from being We wonder if there’s any relationship between closed for a while. ViDage the length of Probate Court meetings and the time WET WEDDING — It was a normal wedding, a Directors Jack It was hot from the lingering high temperatures it takes the room to get warm after the air regular at-home reception, until the groom, his of the waning summer, so the directors turned on a conditioner is turned off. 'V C rier father-in-law and members of the wedding party couple of air conditioners. FitzGerald controls a powerful parliamentary ended up wringing out their tuxedos. A nd erson That solved the temperature problem, but it weapon there. On Sept. 10, Prudence Malone, sixth child of John wise to get created another one. □ □ □ and Beverly Malone of 84 Prospect St., married The air conditioners made so much noise it was L_/ [J THE CAT’S MEOW — The pupils in Pat Cleary’s Robert Lange, a former college swimmer. The difficult for the few non-directors at the meeting to kindergarten classes at Martin School are reception, held in the Malone’s backyard, began at hear what was being said. A couple of newspaper the system isn’t adequate, he has the authority to delighted to find they’ve got a new classmate. 2p.m. citizen heip reporters kept shifting positions according to which spend up to $500 to get something that will do the Especially because this one has four legs. At about 6 p.m., the men in the wedding party, director was speaking at a any given time. job. Cleary’s morning kindergartners found a small, many of them also former college swimmers, White House It must be hard to carry on dignified Over South, when members of the Cheney white and tan cat on the playground Tuesday, and decided it was time for Lange to take a dip in the deliberations with a reporter gaping into your face Historic District Commission or the Cheney Hall brought her in to spend a few hours in their backyard pool — tux and all. Manchester’s town directors were wise to and trying to read your lips. Foundation meet in the Probate Court, the air classroom. "I saw about eight of the ushers pop the groom in decide not to take upon themselves alone the Director Willard Marvin called attention to the conditioner would drown out their words if it were Both morning and afternoon classes petted the the pool,” Dr. Malone said. "Before long, all eight responsibility for selecting a new town rustled into auditory inadequacies of the situation, and left on. cat, and encouraged their teacher to keep her as of them were in the pool. I ended up in there, too.” prompted a discussion about finding the lost Judge of Probate William FitzGerald has a the class mascot. manager. The next morning. Dr. Malone headed out the components for the district’s public address solution, however. Cleary took the cat home overnight, then brought back door and saw the tuxes hanging on a The task facing the town is to pick a system. Somehow they were misplaced. He turns on the air conditioner early to cool the it back to Martin on Wednesday and Thursday, clothesline with a row of black shoes underneath. manager who will do the job well and continue cowboy deal District President Thomas Landers is going to place and turns it off when the meeting begins. thinking it might be claimed by its owner. If the cat "I have a feeling that some of those 45-long tuxes to do it well. The expectation should be that look for them. If he can’t find them, or if he learns With the air conditioner off, it’s possible to hear isn’t claimed by Friday, then Cleary and her ended up as 39-shorts,” he said. the new manager will remain in office as long WASHINGTON — When Wyoming’s "Cowboys as his performance is satisfactory to the on Everest” climbing expedition ran into financial members of successive boards of directors, trouble. Wyoming’s cowboys in Congress rustled which means ultimately to the majority of up a deal with the White House. A great ’38, then the hurricane came citizens those directors represent. Perhaps never before has a mountain-climbing team had the president’s signature on its Directors are elected for terms of two 1938 was a big year for many of us. We were com er of Park and Main streets, near the church backpacks. But out in Wyoming where the state’s seniors at Manchester High. That fall brought us rectory. years. Many serve for several terms, of conservative senators and congressman have been . " LOWELL. I 6fVE YOU 10 IN GYMNASTICS FOl? ALL YOUR KIP-FLOPS ’ the Manchester High School basketball At about 5 p.m., the eye of the storm passed course, but their tenures do not compare with Reagan loyalists for almost eight years, anything championships. Our team won the Connecticut and through town. The eye was the calm center. Many those of town managers in well-run is possible. M anchester ...... I New England high school basketball victories, young ladies were mortified when the winds council-manager governments. The 34 members of the expedition are now played off at Brown University in Providence, R.I. resumed again. The gales blew their skirts over ascending toward the 29,028-foot peak in the Y esterd ays If it is not assumed that a manager will O pen Forum The fall also brought us the infamous Hurricane their heads! Himalayas. But unlike climbers before them, this - serve for an extended period, answering to a of 1938. Dougias A. Johnson Sr. Ladies in slacks were not heard of in 1938. expedition arrived at the foothills of the Himalayas ' number of boards of directors, one of the In the 1930s. the U.S. Weather Bureau didn’t have After the storm, for two weeks, Manchester at in an Air Force C-5 jet. I do remember much of what the the sophisticated weather computers and satellite sunset looked like a Currier & Ives print. Each greatest benefits of council-manager Why is the Air Force rolling out the red carpet for; Keep Weicker ‘Dear hearts, story spoke of. photos we are blessed with today. home in town had candles and oil lamps for light. government — continuity in administration — civilian mountain climbers? “ We were given My familygoesbacktotheearly One Sept. 21,1938, the bureau only predicted a Chain saws hadn’t been invented. For weeks, will be denied. orders to provide transportation for them,” an Air ■ In Washington gentle people’ 1800s, especially on my dad’sside. “ tropical disturbance.” ground. Goodbye, electricity and telephones! My two-man bucksaws and one-man power axes were Force spokesman told our associate, Jim Lynch. - Because the selection of a manager has In fact, Hillstown was named The low pressure system funneled its way father’s house on C!ottageStreet was a the tools of the day. To the Editor: To the Editor: Those orders came down from top brass at the such long-term implications, it is fortunate after a great-great grandfather. straight through Long Island and, of course, into three-decker. I shot right up to the third floor, More misery: The Connecticut River, as usual, Pentagon, which gets its orders from the White that the directors have decided to include My name is Fannie Hewitt My dad (Willard Brewer Hills) Connecticut and New England. where we had a ringside seat. My mother and I had flooded out our only bridge, the Bulkeley. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. has House. non-directors on a search committee. admirably served our state and Kiebish. I was bom and raised in worked almost four decades for On the 21st they warned us at Manchester High were getting a little "shook. ” We mopped and Large parts of Hartford and East Hartford were Pratt & Whitney (1937 to 1971), Wyoming Sens. Alan Simpson and Malcolm School to head straight for home at 2:30 p.m. swabbed where the rain was forcing its way underwater. The makeup of the committee should be the nation for 18 years. He is our Manchester 82 years ago. I Wallop, along with Rep. Dick Cheney, all bipartisan. The com mittee’s approach to the senior senator as well as a senior watched Manchester grow into a many of the later years in the I hurried through my Manchester Herald route. I through window and door casings. My father, a working foreman for the Republicans, jointly sent a letter to the White left my last customer, the Mary Cheney Library at What really frightened us was that we had been search should be non-partisan. member of the U.S. Senate. village and then into a city. “ wind tunnel” as a foreman. My Connecticut Trolley and Bus Co., had to room in mom. Josephine S. Hills, raised House earlier this year urging presidential support Center Park, at 3:30 p.m. I didn’t have to pedal my watching the St. James Church steeple, in plain Hartford for two weeks, until all of the trolleys The final decision, including the negotiation Sen. Weicker understands the My favorite song is "I Love for the "Cowboys on Everest” expedition. plight of handicapped people and Those Dear Hearts and Gentle my three sisters Barbara. Brenda bike — the wind and rain pushed me right down sight from the third floor. Finally, the swaying were rolling again. Manchester and the rest of of a contract if there is to be a contract, rests Reagan’s top science adviser. Dr. William their families. I personally had People Who Live in My Home and Laura, plus my brother, Alan, BEFORE — This was St. James Church Main Street to my front door at Cottage and Maple stopped and we could see and also hear the bell, Connecticut were only one-fourth in density and with the directors. They should not delegate Graham, took a liking to the expedition and belfry and all crash to the front steps. the experience of meeting with Town.” and me. We attended the older on downtown Main Street before the streets. population the state is today. Can you imagine what that responsibility, but they can and should elementary and high school of endorsed it. With his backing, the expedition was The ground in Manchester had been soaked by At 17,1 was starting to think this is the end of the a (Category 5 hurricane would do in damage in 1988? him in the 1970s regarding various Fifteen years ago I came to vaulted to the status of White House sponsorship. September 1938 hurricane took down seek the advice of leading citizens in the repressive attitudes and condi Arizona to take card of my sick Manchester. rain by recent storms. By 4 p.m. giant elms, ball game, for good. Relatives that still live in or Everest climbs are costly and teams normally the steepie. The rescued bell Is now on maples and oak trees were swaying and twisting St. James has been without a steeple ever since. Douglas A. Johnson Sr. of 27K Bluefleld Drive initial stages of making a choice. tions faced by blind and disabled brother. Then we ranoutof money raise money from corporate and individual people in the United States. After and I had to stay. I will be 82 on around Manchester are Mr. and the church’s front lawn. violently. They gradually started to crash to the The original bell is suspended from the pylon at the writes frequently for "Manchester Yesterdays.” Mrs. Ed Fiela of Wapping and my sponsors. The White House credentials helped the careful review of the issues, he Sept. 24.1 would like to hear from cowboy climbers trim $36,900 in transportation took action. Today, housing, old friends back east. aunt. Rose Abraitis. of Doane Street. costs from their $1 million budget. education, employment and pub “ I’ve never heard of anything like this before,” lic access are greatly improved. Fannie Kiebish My dad’s early homesteads Reagan as friend of U.N. said a spokesman for Citizens Against Government were across from Manchester Connecticut — and all of us who Desert Sunquest Care Center Waste. If the expedition is a precedent setter, what Green School back around 1909. live and work here — are Sen. 2145 W. Southern Ave. will we see the White House sponsor next? Could a Powell said the president’s U.N. members,” Powell said. Mesa, Ariz. 85202 Then they moved to the com er of Weicker’s No. 1 priority. His votes pack of powerful California conservatives get the By W. Dale Nelson address Monday would be “ a “ His criticism has produced Spruce and East Center streets. and actions truly reflect what is in Air Force to fly a band of Californians to Cape major foreign policy speech, results,” he said, “ and he is Mr. Kemp’s house was across the our best interest. Town for a "Surfers in South Africa” competition? WASHINGTON — President broad in scope. ... It will be acknowledging that there have street, and Watkins Funeral When the campaign season Archbishop right As far-fetched as that sounds, the climbing Reagan, a sharp critic of the forward looking even as it reflects been results. He’s essentially Home to their side of the house. began, Idecided to beanadvocate to switch parties expedition is just as far-fetched. Everest climbs United Nations during much of his on past accomplishments.” taking a snapshot, in what he has for the senator. His opponent has I could go On and on. Thanks to are a personal challenge for climbers, but the administration, is being pictured “ We have a couple of new done last week and the speech, of served the state well in hiscurrent by his aides as one of the world To the Editor: your beautiful writing of memo public benefit is questionable. A climb holds initiatives under consideration... where the U.N. is now and where role. I voted for him as attorney ries of Manchester. nowhere near the interest generated by Olympic body’s stoutest champions as he to help deal with some of the the U.N. can go in the future.” generalandwoulddosoagain.lt is prepares to say his U.N. I am wholeheartedly support athletes who compete without the benefit of Uncle regional conflict issues around the my feeling that he would not do a After serving 24 years in the ing Archbishop Whealon. It is Sam’s largess. farewells. world,” he added. W. Dale Nelson covers the White better job than Sen. Weicker in U.S, Air Force and having been Reagan will make what is entirely within his rights as a “ Cowboys on Everest” emerged as a He also said he expects that the House for The Associated Press. Washington. Negative campaign stationed in South America and citizen to change political parties, promotional brainchild for the 1990 Wyoming expected to be his final appear issue of chemical warfare will ing has always offended me. Germany plus numerous other ance before the international especially on such a very impor centennial celebration. The climbers plan to scale come up in some of Reagan’s There are numerous issues of places, many of which had many forum in a visit Monday and tant issue as abortion. beautiful sights, I still yearn for Mount Everest’s East Rongbok glacier and the discussions with foreign leaders great importance to be cam Northeast Ridge. Only six of the 34 members of the Tuesday for the opening of the and that the issue might also be EMERGENCY paigned upon — such as the Manchester like salmon return annual General Assembly session Emma Serenyi team will attempt the summit. Two female covered in the speech. Fire — Police — Medical 19M by NEA loc economy, the environment, pub ing to its original stream. To me, 69 Dover Road climbers hope to be the first American women to in New York. On Monday night, Reagan will lic health and safety concerns, Manchester was, is and always West Hartford reach the top of Everest. Aidessay he willdelivera major be host at a reception for heads of DIAL 911 social problems, etc. Why can’t will be the absolutely most speech that may outline new wonderful placeonearth. Iknowit Scientists on the expedition will do medical state and other dignitaries. In Manchester we see some positive outreach in reseach with a new high-altitude breathing proposals designed to deal with “ It will be sort of a farewell to Letters to the editor the Democrats campaign rather has changed the tremendously world trouble spots. since I left for the Air Force in apparatus and geologists will study the terrain. than the negative style currently Mr. Atkinson’s It will be his sixth speech to a The Manchester Herald welcomes original 1956, but the memories from 1937 The climbers approached Everest from Tibet, observed ? regular U.N. session, or his letters to the editor. wonderful story to 1956 will forever to be vivid in and that is where the Air Force came in. Boeing I am writing to urge your seventh counting a 1982 appear Letters should be brief and to the point, They my mind. had already leased the C-5 flight to carry a should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for support of Sen. Weickeron Nov;8. To the Editor: helicopter to Tibet for a demonstration, so the Air ance at a special session on ease in editing, .should be double-spaced. Letters We need to keep him in Washing Thank you kindly. Mr. Atkin Force arranged to have the cowboys dropped off in disarmament. must be signed with name, address and daytime ton on behalf of all of us as he is I read the “ Growing up in son, for having written such a Lhasa, the capital. An Air Force spokesman noted It has been heralded with telephone number (for verification). Connecticuf's best. Manchester in the ’20s and ’30s” heartwarming story. that Boeing, not the taxpayers, paid for the fight to unaccustomed hoopla — a press The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the by Mr. Atkinson at least several Lhasa. But free flights have a way of irritating briefing Tuesday by Assistant interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Joyce Lebowitz-Sturm times now, and what beautiful, Willard W. Hills commercial airlines. China Airlines was so Secretary of State Rozanne Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester 22 Clover Lane peaceful memories came back to 8907 S. Lori Lane disgruntled with the Americans’ failure to fly on its Ridgeway and another one Wed Herald, P.O. Box 591. Manchester 06040. Bloomfield me. Although I was born June 1937 Tempe, Ariz. 85284 planes that it charged the expedition a $25,000 nesday by Reagan’s national landing fee in Beijing. .-security adviser, Colin L. Powell. “The line shop When the Everest adventure Is over in late “ Well, it’s an important two- with big fashion ideas." October, the climbers will probably leave China on day event, and we know you’d like the Chinese airline and fly to Japan. But from to have as many briefings as Dukakis has better way to fight illiteracy possible,” White House spokes Japan to Travis Air Force Base in California, they will fly a commercial plane chartered by the Air man Marlin Fitzwater explained. WASHINGTON — ” As a nation we are moving schools. Bush is right that it would cost little more Force Military Airlift Command. That expense — Powell told reporters that Rea 8 0 5 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER into a record 69th .straight month of economic to provide it. But only Dukakis’ state is doing so $12,000 — will come out of the taxpayers’ pockets. gan’s involvement in General expansion. Unempioyment is at a record low. now. The military rarely uses its Military Airlift Assembly activities has been 643-4958 »/“ ‘''''c l 5 20" “ unprecedented for an American Inflation is in check .. . Is there a dark cloud on the Northern One other gem: Two-thirds of Massachusetts’ Command for civilians. Members of Congress on horizon? 1 Ith-graders watch less than two hours of TV a day official business are the exception. president.” "As a result of the president’s ” Ves. The future of U.S. strength is dimmed by Perspective vs. only 44 percent of the nation, says NAEP. The climbers won’t even have to flash their cash reports of coming employee illiteracy.” to make the last leg of the journey. The Wyoming involvement, Ithinkitisfairto say Bush wants to be the “ Education President” but Says who? Michael J. McManus National Guard has orders to pick up the climbers that our relations with the United offers only this vague sentence on illiteracy: "If we NOT SURE IF YOU’RE READY TO The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which often in California and take them home. Nations are excellent, better than fights programs to help! provide special attention to those with special they have been for a long time,” needs, we can wipe out illiteracy the way we wiped QUIT COLD TURKEY? Yet both George Bush and Michael Dukakis User-friendly taxes the national security adviser said. propose new federal action. out polio.” He says he favors more money for Head In his previous appearances, BUT YOU DO WANT TO QUIT? ” A joint study by the Departments of Labor, skills,” says the chamber. Start — but has few other specifics. The Internal Revenue Service is sponsoring a however, Reagan often had critic Commerce and Education reports that today’s What can be done? Steps are needed with both Like Bush, Dukakis calls for "improving the pilot program to test electronic filing of tax ized the U.N., calling for reforms young workers lack basic skills for tomorrow’s school kids and adults. accountability and tracking of results.” But he also returns. Certain professional tax preparers have in its budgetary and hiring jobs,” the chamber said. "Two-thirds of the 134 Bush, in his book, "Man of Integrity,” rightly says, "The federal government should provide been authorized to file computer-written returns practices. employers surveyed said their new employees says, "Only one federal program measures student seed grants — to be matched by the private sector using telephone lines. The IRS likes the system On Sept. 13, the White House lacked basic skills in writing, communication and achievementon a regular basis: the National — to Improve existing programs, help create new because it cuts down on paperwork and because the announced that Reagan would computer software checks for errors. Paper arithmetic.” Assessment of Educational Progress. For a small computer-based learning technologies and build release $188 million that the workplace literacy programs.” returns average a 20 percent error rate, but the United States had withheld from About 25 million adults have less than fifth-grade amount of additional money we can test on more subjects and compile state-by-state data.” He adds, “ We need a Citizen Literacy Corps — an computerized returns cut that to 2 percent. By the the U.N. because of U.S. misgiv skills. And the low-skill labor pool is growing. A army of well-trained, effectively supervised 1990s, the IRS hopes to process electronic returns ings about the way the organiza million working-age immigrants with low skills Only one state uses the NAEP tests to measure $100 volunteers. Funded with an investment of $25 with a four-day turnaround time. The IRS also tion was run. The president also join the job market yearly. Another million are the quality of local schools — Massachusetts, under Gov. Michael Dukakis. Its students scored above million, the corps would work in concert with adult looks to the day when the home computer owner said he would seek full funding for Special high school dropouts. the national average at each grade tested: 3.7 and education professionals to inject new enthusiasm can file a tax return via computer and pay taxes the next fiscal year. Come to the free introduction of Four-fifths of adults have modest levels of 11. and vitality into volunteer literacy programs.” with a credit card. Powell said these payments literacy. That is, they are able to read simple For example, on 74 math questions given to That’s a brilliant idea, and one that is not have begun. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL'S memos at work, for example But when the 1 Ith-graders, Massachusetts students did better expensive. As we have reported, the number of The national security adviser Naw "I QUIT MY WAY" Smoking Reduction National Assessment of Educational Progress than their national counterparts on 63 of them. literacy volunteers has doubled in two years, also said, however, that more than A tested young adults, aged 21 to 25. the results were Although Massachusetts students reported that mainly due to ABC-TV, PBS-TV and newspaper ad fBanrliPstrr Hrrali'i Just budget reform is involved in Program. Our approach is different. alarming: Founded In 1681 the president's new warmth their parents' educational level was the same as campaigns. You may be surprised! ■ Only 10 percent can shop comparatively in the national averages, 50 percent more Bay State The numbers are still not large — only 100,000 PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PuMNIwr toward the international grocery store. students take chemistry, physics and honors volunteers now. And contrary to a widespread QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor organization. DOUOLAS A. BEVINS...... Exoeutivo EdHor Monday, September 26, 7:00 pm OR ■ Only a fifth can figure out a bus schedule English than nationally. impression, 90 percent of adult literacy training is “The United Nations has eief® MARIE P. ORADY...... City EdHor started to play a more Important ■ Only 9 percent can read and summarize a Not all comparisons made Massachusetts look conducted today by paid staff, not volunteers. ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Ah o c M o EdHor Wednesday, September 28, 5:00 pm newspaper column like this. good. Two-thirds of the state’s students say they But if one had the prestige of being a “ Citizen role around the world in helping to "hardly ever or never” do lab experiments vs. only Literacy Corps” member, and some training — DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortNIng DIractor deal with regional conflicts,” he For more information caii 647 - 6600/ 643-1223 -iCa"'' Clearly, these more sophisticated skills are what JEANNE O. FROMERTH...... ButlnoM Mtnagor American businesses are looking for, and are not half in the national scale. perhaps a million volunteers could be enlisted. SHELDON CO HEN...... CompoNngManogor said. "They are really doing what finding. Even factory jobs require ” a higher level But the point is that this sort of information is In literacy improvement, Dukakis has shown ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pronroom Manogw we always hoped they would do.” FRANK J. McSWEEGAN...... CIrculallonDIractor of math, problem-solving and communication what parents need to press for higher-quality local more competence than Bush. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 NATION GOP wants probe of Wright’s leaks AVERAGE INTBREST RATE - FIX£D RATE MORTGAGES ~] & W O R U > MARKET REPORT Acliviiy ovtr Ih* pail 30 Itading dayi Most corporations - IIX "I" I 1------Violence threatens peace about CIA effort DOW JONES AVERAGE Seplrrr^re 71 t«Mt8 SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) — Occasional HIGH 2,103.31 - 10.5X Bv Jim Drinkard activities. gunshots and scattered violence LOW 2,070.n feel bigger tax bite The Associated Press The Reagan administration threatened a fragile peace today in an opposes the bill, which is sche CLOSE 3,000.50 impoverished neighborhood where rioting CHANGE U p 3 ^ WASHING’PON - House Re duled for floor consideration next WASHINGTON (AP) - The landmark income last year than they would have - lOX by hundreds of blacks was triggered by an publican leaders formally asked week. A version already has been 1986 tax overhaul boosted the bite on 250 paid under the old law. interracial, drug-related killing. for an investigation into whether passed by the Senate. l'|l|ll giant, profitable corporations by about $9 ■ As a group, the 250 companies last The almost exclusively black area House Speaker Jim Wright im “ The fact he has made (the billion last year but still left 16 of them year paid $27 billion in taxes on profits of - 9.5* known as Cedar Grove became the properly disclosed a covert CIA disclosure) is serious,” said Rep. legally paying no federal income tax, a $123 billion, a 22 percent rate. Five years Henry Hyde, R-Ill., the senior II |l! province of rioters and looters for about operation in Nicaragua. private research group said today. earlier, they paid less than 12 percent on t- Republican on the House Intelli five hours Tuesday night and early ' House Minority Leader Bob The number among the 250 that paid no $87 billion net earnings. gence Committee. “ I am as - 9X Wednesday after a black man was killed Michel, R-Ill., and Rep. Dick tax was down from 40 in 1986 and from a by a white woman shopping for cocaine, Cheney, R-Wyo., chairman of the tounded to hear Sandinista propa ■ The 14 largest corporations that paid MAR I APR I HAY I JUN I JUL I AUG | SE ganda coming out of the high of 72 in 1982, according to Citizens for no taxes in 1982 through 1985 paid at an . I . I. I . I. I . I . i . I . I . I . I . I . I . I . I . < . I . I . I . I . I . I . I . I according to police and witnesses. House Republican Conference, Tax Justice, a labor-financed organization Less intense violence surfaced again asked for the inquiry in letters speaker’s office.” effective rate of 30 percent last year. This H8H AMOOltiM But a spokesman for Wright )Tw*r Mtwir uTw whose reports were credited with helping list included AT&T, DuPont, Boeing and Wednesday night despite pleas for calm by late Wednesday to the House MORTGAGE TRENDS — The average interest rate for ethics and intelligence said the affair was overblown and win passage of the new tax law two years Dow Chemical. black ministers and politicians. ago. fixed-rate mortgages in Connecticut was down 10.54 committees. that the Texas Democrat had ■ The 128 corporations that were off the The 1986 law cut tax rates for most —- The letters referred to Wright’s revealed no classified federal tax rolls in at least one year from percent iast week, down 0.15 percent from the previous information. individuals and corporations but took Cathedral usher killed assertions to reporters Tuesday 1981 through 1985 paid an average rate of week. The average rate for adjustabie mortgages was Wright on Tuesday said he had away or reduced several deductions and NEW YORK (AP) — A deranged man that the ClA was stirring up civil 19.5 percent last year. Their average rate 8.71 percent, down 0.02 percent. unrest and promoting anti received “ clear testimony” from IN BRIEF credits. One result was to shift about $125 who ran naked into St. Patrick’s Cathedral in 1981-85 was 3.7 percent. government demonstrations in the CIA that the agency had billion of the federal tax burden from ripped an iron prayer bookstand from the an effort to provoke the leftist fomented opposition demonstrar individuals to corporations over a five- ■ The combined effective tax rate on the AP photo Browning in new SBM post floor, bludgeoned an usher to death and Sandinista government and to tions in Nicaragua to provoke the year'period. 250 corporations in the survey rose from seriously wounded a police officer before SHREVEPORT RIOT — Firefighters walk past a burned car as a store sabotage peace talks. leftist Sandinista government. He The Savings “ Tax reform has passed the most 14.9 percent in 1981-85 to 22.1 percent in Travelers Corp. to sell police shot him dead, officials said. told a reporter later that CIA burns in the background in Shreveport, La., Wednesday. Rioters, sparked “ Because of the possibility Bank of Manches critical test of its effectiveness," Citizens 1987. Their combined profits averaged The 250-pound attacker, identified as such a disclosure (of classified officials had made the admission ter has appointed for Tax Justice said in its report. “ By $102 billion in each of the earlier years and by a shooting, burned the building and two cars before police restored under congressional questioning. Jorge DelGado, 32, of Manhattan, had information) may have occurred, Tod R. Browning putting most of the largest tax-avoiding $123 billion last year. The spokesman, Wilson Morris, its Canadian operation attended morning Mass celebrated by order. we are writing to ask your to the newly corporations back on the tax rolls, it has ■ The number of giant profitable said CIA activities inside Nicara? Cardinal John O’Connor prior to committee to promptly and tho created position of struck a blow for fairness. companies paying a tax rate of less than 10 gua were well documented. “ It’S HARTFORD (AP) — The Tra goals. Wednesday’s attack and stood directly roughly investigate the circum loan review of Moss, Ira Pastan and five other NIH prime minister in a move that could spark “ Tax reform may not have made things peiY;ent has been cut in half, to 55. velers Corp. has announced a Travelers said it will have before the cardinal as he administered the stances surrounding these events all in the public domain,” he said: ficer. scientists describe experimental results in renewed conflict between Moslems and “ Any member (of Congress) is less complex. Tax reform may not have definitive purchase agreement services available for U.S. clients Holy Eucharist, O’Connor told reporters. and to recommend appropriate Bank President ■ About 60 percent.of the 250 companies today’s issue of the British journal Nature. Christians. free to draw his own for the sale of its Canadian with operations in Canada. That evening the man tore off all his action to the House of Represen Richard P. Me- cut everyone’s tax bill. But tax reform has are paying a higher tax rate than before The poison research involved The two groups have been fighting a civil conclusions.” ! made great strides toward a system that insurance operations to Zurich The Zurich Group, based in clothes down the street from the historic tatives," Michel and Cheney said duski said Brown the new law was enacted. About one-third Pseudomonas exotoxin A, which is war for the past 13 years, ravaging the Asked during a photo session puts all profitable corporations back on Insurance Co. Zurich, Switzerland, had world midtown cathedral, walked one block to in a letter to ethics committee ing will make are paying a lower rate. produced by bacteria called Pseudomonas once prosperous economy of this nation Wednesday about Wright's com the tax rolls. And that should, over time, The purchase price for Trav- wide premiums of $12.3 billion in the church, chanting under his breath and chairman Julian Dixon, D-Calif. recommendations ■ Inequities among industries remain 1987. It has been a leading aeruginosa. It is so strong that a dose about and dividing the country into factions. ments, President Reagan said,. help restore public confidence in our tax Can Ltd. was not disclosed on carrying red carnations, according to In a separate letter to Rep. concerning the under the new law. The chemical industry Wednesday. TravCan is a holding insurance company in Canada for the size of a salt grain can kill a human. “ The reaction I have, and I think' system,” the report stated. witnesses. Louis Stokes, D-Ohio, chairman it should fit the speaker also,( bank’s commer and services-trade industry paid an company for Travelers Indem 65 years. Deadlock prompts fights ^.S. sets diploma record of the House intelligence panel, there is no way we should talk^ cial loan portfolio. The annual survey of corporate taxes is average 38 percent tax last year; textiles, nity Co. of Canada and Travelers Poison may help AIDS they asked for an immediate publicly about intelligence opera-' He will report to based chiefly on stockholder reports filed 37 percent; telecommunications, 20 per Life Insurance Co. of Canada. WASHINGTON (AP) - More meeting of the committee “ to Charles L. Pike, by the nation’s 250 largest profitable cent; oil, gas and mining, 17.5 percent; Travelers has served Canada BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Fighting tions of any kind.” ; NEW YORK (AP) — A modified version Americans have high school diplomas and discuss these matters, to ascer But he declined to confirm or. executive vice corporations. The report deals only with airlines and utilities, about 15 percent; since 1865. broke out along the city’s dividing Green college degrees than ever before, of a natural poison kills AIDS-infected cells tain whether any unauthorized deny the substance of the speak ' president. taxes paid to the U.S. government during a and automobile and computer companies The sale is still subject to LI’L ABNERS Line today after Parliament failed to elect reflecting a continuing emphasis on in the test tube while ignoring normal cells, disclosures have in fact occurred er’sdisclosure, adding: “ If Istart Before joining given tax year and does not account for paid 10 percent or less. approval by both boards of a new president, and state radio said education in society, a new Census Bureau Tod R. Browning offering a possible strategy to help treat and to decide on an appropriate going down that road, then I'm SBM, Browning deferrals that could fall due in a future directors and Canadian regula is back! gunmen killed two senior commanders of course of action.” The survey said the following 16 tory agencies. Travelers, based AIDS, scientists reported today. study shows. creating the same violation that was banking officer and senior auditor with year. Starts Monday, Oct. 3rd the mainstream Shiite Moslem Amal “ The entire post-Second World War era corporations, whose profits ranged from in Hartford, said it expects the The specialized toxin may be able to kill House Republicans were meet he did.” Citytrust in Bridgeport. He is a graduate of militia. has been characterized by an expansion of Thus, an international company with $42 million to $2.9 billion, paid no federal sale to be completed by the end of infected cells in people before the cells ing today to discuss the Wright “ We simply cannot comment Western New England College, earning a Parliament sources said President Amin educational opportunities and structures in large tax payments to foreign govern tax last year: General Motors, IBM, the year. produce more viruses, said researcher matter and in particular to weigh on covert operations or intelli bachelor’s degree in business administration. Gemayel would announce a caretaker the country,” Census demographer Robert its implications for legislation gence matters of this kind,” ments could be listed as paying no U.S. Aetna, Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Travelers had announced in Bernard Moss of the National Institutes of He also has completed many American Cabinet later today led by a Christian as Kominski commented. that would tighten congressional White House spokesman Marli?i taxes, as could one that bought a large Carolina Power & Light, Illinois Power, May that it intended to sell its Health. Institute of Banking courses and is a control over the CIA’s covert Fitzwater said. amount of equipment last year, resulting Corning, Hewlett-Packard, Ashland Oil, Toronto-based subsidiary. ’Tra member of that organization. in a deferral of liability. Greyhound, Ogden, Sequa Corp., Pen- velers said it would redeploy the jpooooo«y>nf>ftoooooeooooooooeooooooooooeoo< He lives in South Windsor. Among key findings: nzoil, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Consu capital resulting from the sale to * 1946 Capp EntorpriM*. Inc. DM. by NEA ■ The 2.50 paid $9 billion more in federal mers Power and Gulf States Utilities. finance its long-range business In Nevada, Senate campaign is bitter 85 E. Center St. Office building planned iJ & t t 649-5268 A $5 million, 45,000-square-foot office TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - nominee Michael Dukakis. Ho tactic" in mentioning on a radio noted the opposition's references building is under construction at 360 Tolland Landmark deal As Republican Sen. Chic Hecht also has accused Bryan of desert talk show that there have been to Hecht's recent ranking by Turnpike. struggles to hold his seat against ing voters who elected him to a rumors about Bryan's “ little Senate administrative assistants The building, to be called EastPoint OUTDOOR ANTIQUES SHOW a strong challenge from Demo second four-year term as gover extramarital hobbies” since he as the least effective member of Business Center, is one of two planned for the cratic Gov. Dick Bryan, their nor in 1986. was first elected to the state the Senate. bring printing site, located near the new Economy Electric Sponsored by Lebanon Historical Society battle has turned bitter with In turn, Bryan. 51, has attacked Assembly in 1968. Hecht. a Las Vegas business Super Long Supply Inc. building. It will be a three-story party and campaign officials Hecht for flip-flops on the nuclear “ This kind of crap kind of man, upset Sen. Howard Cannon brick building with a two-story atrium lobby On the Lebanon Green waste dump, for voting against discourages people from putting in 1982 after the incumbent was to Soviet public making accusations on usually- and a parking garage. Social Security increases, and for their names on the line,” said bloodied during a tough prtmary Red Roses untouchable subjects such as Parking for 195 cars will be provided, in Routes 207 and 87, LEBANON, CONN. being generally ineffective. He Bryan, adding that there is no fight. Cannon had to fight mob SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A landmark U.S.- Bryan’s sex life and Hecht’s addition to 24 covered executive spaces. A intelligence. also points to poll after poll truth to the rumors of infidelity shadows after he was named in Soviet venture will bring copying and printing four-story elevator will run from the garage SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1988 - 10 am to 4 pm On the surface, Bryan and showing him with a comfortable and he would consider legal the indictment of then-Teamsters services to citizens of the Soviet Union, where at one • Hecht have been debating one lead over the one-term action after the election. president Roy Lee Williams and level. time possession of a mimeograph machine might Rain or Shine another on familiar themes — a incumbent. Hecht insisted his campaign mob figure Allen Dorfman. He IF YOU WANT THE BEST OFFICE The offices are being built by the have meant a one-way trip to Siberia. Manchester-based Orlando Annulli & Sons ADMISSION, ADULT »1«6 possible nuclear dump in Nev And both have been publicly staff had nothing to do with the testified at length in their trial In addition, the profit-oriented partnership will LOCATION EAST OF THE RIVER Inc., which is a partner with M BLII, a ada, defense spending, conserva critical of another level of the comment, and any staffer would just a month before the election. sell computers, software, audio-visual products, Glastonbury investment group. tive vs. liberal philosophies and campaign in which top party be fired immediately if involved. Bryan campaign chief Sam advertising advice, and American souvenirs, books Groundbreaking for the building was held Refreshments All Day — balanced budgets. officials and key campaign Hecht also has complained Singer describes the Hecht cam YOU WANT and magazines in the Soviet Union, according to Hecht, 59, has sought to link staffers have accused one about recent news accounts citing paign as “ Watergate-style polit Sept. 14 those involved. ion Dealers — Free Parking! Bryan to organized labor in this another of “ dirty tricks.” his verbal miscues, including a ics the likes of tvhich this state has state of legalized gambling as Bryan blasted Clark County reference to a nuclear repository never seen,” and blames Hecht BUCKLAND CENTRE California businessman Martin B. Lopata, chief well as tie the Democrat to the Republican Chairman Charles that unintentionally came out as campaign chief Ken Rietz for the Jobless benefits Increase executive of the U.S. side of the project, said the idea liberal views of presidential Ivy for “ a despicable campaign “ nuclear suppository.” He also “ dirty tricks." WETHERSFIELD (AP) — The maximum came from the Soviets last winter and flows from payment for unemployment insurance will the policies of glasnostand perestroika, or openness and restructuring, begun by Soviet leader Mikhail rise $18 in October to $234 a week, state Labor Gorbachev. Poll: Bush’s gains White House candidates Now Ctommissioner Betty L. Tianti said Let VITTNER’s l ^ n g Wednesday. “ This is a truly pioneering event,” Lopata told a The increase comes under legislation crowded news conference Wednesday. “ This will Help you with your Fall Planting. V ■’tr come within GOP passed last session raising the previous $12 also be one of the first facilities to allow printing to cram for Sunday debate limit, Tianti said. the average Soviet citizen.” Don’t forget, fall planting means NEW YORK (AP) — George Bush has The new rate applies to claims for He said the new business will be open to all gained in the presidential race more by Bv The Associated Press tion, the largest law enforcement in New Buckland Centre unemployment benefits after Oct. 2. The $10 Soviets, charging rubles and dollars. The Soviets Spring color! solidifying his support among Republicans and dependency allowance and $50 maximum for agreed to the deal as “ an experiment, on the basis of Republican-leaning independents than by England, voted unanimously Wednesday 1127 Tolland Tpke. Democrat Michael Dukakis promised to to back Bush’s candidacy, saying the five eligible dependents will remain the same. ‘let’s see if it actually works,” ’ with plans to open poaching Democrats, a poll suggested today. Manchester, CT Annual increases in maximum benefit rates offices in Moscow in January, Leningrad next GARDEN MUMS Bush has advanced his cause by painting institute a program of basic health care Republican — not Massachusetts Gov. SALE SALE SALE Dukakis — would be more attentive to the are based on average production wages for summer and Kiev a few months later. rival Michael Dukakis as ideologically out of for poor women and children as the two LOCATED OFF 1-84 • EXIT 62 White House contenders devoted the final needs of law enforcement. each fiscal year ending June 30. The Soviet Union has long exercised tight control step, the Gallup poll suggested, and he has over access to copiers, duplicating machines and NURSERY STOCK benefited from increased satisfaction with the days before their presidential debate to Dukakis downplayed the endorsement, The number of claims for unemployment citing the association’s “ history of sup printing presses, all of which are owned by the state. Only ^ 3 ^ ^ each nation's course and confidence in the economy. cramming for the face-to-face encounter. benefits averaged over 22,000 during the last While Vice President Bush spent Wed porting Republicans” and the backing he Lack of access to such services has been an obstacle But while Bush has drawn some conserva BE THERE AS IT HAPPENS two weeks. to the many unofficial newspapers and journals that Vs O F F regular price nesday engaging in a mock debate and in has received from other law enforcement a Of mom 10 or mofo tive Democrats to his side, he has lost ground have sprung up under glasnost. Take Vs off on all trees, among other Democratic-oriented groups, said briefings with advisers. Dukakis con organizations, including the Massachu setts Police Association, the International CONSIDER LOCATING YOUR OFFICE Housing starts decline “ It’s a very, very major political advance,” said an analysis of the poll, conducted by Gallup for ferred with Sen. Bill Bradley of New flowering shrubs and Extra, Extra 0 9 5 Brotherhood of Police Officers and the Jerry Hough, a Soviet expert at Duke University. the Times Mirror Corp. t Jersey on the Sunday night faceoff that IN MANCHESTER’S "HOT SPOT ’ HARTFORD (AP) — The number of new was still dogged by logistics problems Combined Law Enforcement Associations “ (Copying) machines have been under lock and key evergreens. Large Size 1 dm It said the more significant movement was housing units authorized in Connecticut in and it’s been virtually illegal for most people to Bush's greater support from Republicans in over lectern heights and the composition of Texas — Bush’s home state. • Easy access to 1-84 of the panel. Nevertheless, Bush campaign spokes August fell 5.2 percent from July, a state make copies in the Soviet Union.” N ow Is the time for CONCRETE general, and particularly from Republican • 10 minutes from Hartford housing official said. Laura Frazer, program officer at the U.S. ANNALEE leaning, blue-collar conservatives identified in The Democratic nominee, according to woman Alixe Glen said the vice president will venture into his rival’s back yard During August, local building officials Information Agency in Washington, called the STATUARY the survey as “ disaffected" voters. campaign sources, scheduled his own • 90 minutes from Boston LAWNS mock debate on Friday and planned to today to accept the endorsement from the issued building permits for 1,684 new housing venture “ extremely radical because even most iU ^ ^ D O L L S “ For all the talk of the importance of the • 30 minutes to Springfield units, 92 fewer than July,state Housing Soviet government bureaucrats do not have access This is the right Reagan Democrats, this analysis suggests that meet with two governors well-versed in union, which represents 1,500 members. We are still getting The trip marks Bush’s second visit to the Commissioner John F. Papandrea said to copying machines.” the most significant dynamic in recent weeks the successes and pitfalls of public • Offices available from 1,200 sq. ft. ^ y ^ A R E IN. time to do any Wednesday. The August figure also fell below The joint venture is an outgrowth of the in orders for fall and has been the return of Republicans to the fold — speaking — MarioCuomoof New York and state this month. Earlier, the GOP to 8,000 sq. ft. any figure for the month since 1,576 authoized Gorbachev-Reagan Moscow summit meeting ear Come in and see the reseeding, to feed with disaffecteds showing the largest propor Bill Clinton of Arkansas. nominee toured Boston Harbor where he criticized Dukakis’ record on the environ lier this year, when "both sides reiterated their Christmas season. tionate swing,” Gallup's analysis said. Bush, who has limited campaign ap • Elevator service units were recorded in 1984. iargest collection of It, o r to lim e It. It Is pearances this week to concentrate on the ment, particularly the clean-up of the In the first eight months of 1988, the number strong support for development of economic ties The “ disaffecteds,” who made up about a • Compieted interiors available also the time for Come in and see our debate, was making a special exception polluted harbor. of units authorized throughout the state has between the two sides,” said Soviet Deputy Consul dolls in the area. tenth of the registered voters in the poll, went General Gennadiy I. Zolotov, who sat next to today for two events, an appearance with That appearance proved to be a media • Individual heating & air conditioning dropped 28 percent, or 5,193 fewer units. grub control. large selection. from a nearly even division on Bush and Lopata. Priced right too! 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Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 Lack of funding may force CAMPAIGN TV anchorman Bolton to put pound on hold NOTEBOOK brings laughs By Nancy Concelman If estimates for the project The town would pay about $8 a Manchester Herald come in under $7,500, the Boaid of day to board stray dogs there, Finance could appropriate the to MCC group f .which would cover the feeding GOP, Dems have quarters BOLTON — Bolton may have to money, providing it’s available in and care of the dogs and utilities, wait for a much-needed dog The Manchester Republican Party will set Mets win the miscellaneous fund. Select Virchow said. Bv Jacqueline Bennett pound because funds aren't in man Michael Zizka said. up election headquarters on the second floor of Herald Angle But if the town decides to Manchester Herald cluded in this year’s budget to Virchow told selectmen last a downtown Main Street building. GOP Town \ Earl Yost cover the cost, selectmen said. month that occasionally she has accept Connecticut Trails’ offer, Chairman John Garside said Wednesday. The cost for the pound is to cage roaming dogs for a couple it would have to add three kennels Garside said an opening ceremony will be Television reporter and anchorman Gerry Brooks estimated at about $6,000 by a to the existing kennel to house the charmed a group of about 150 older adults at dampened of hours until owners are found held next week, probably Thursday. - dogs. Virchow said the owners Manchester Community College Wednesday with a buiider who attended 'niesday's because there’s not enough room He said the Republicans chose the site don’t want sick dogs in their personal style just as disarmingly glib off-camera Board of Selectmen meeting. But at the Applewood-Yankee Kennel primarily because of its central location. The existing kennel. as on-camera. there is no money in this year's on Route 44 in Bolton, the kennel building at 843 Main St. is on the south corner town budget earmarked for that the town rents space from. Until estimates become availa of Purnell Place. Brooks was the guest speaker at the monthly purpose. by injury But the new owners of the ble, Virchow said she would try to Manchester Democrats have set up their meeting of the MCC Older Adult Association. He Friday night The board told Dog Warden kennel, renamed Connecticut get the kennel’s offer in writing. headquarters at 192 Main St., the same was introduced by Katie Franzosa, president of the Judy Virchow that it was in a Trails Kennel, have offered the In the meantime, Pierog said location as last year, and will hold their association, as "every mother’s adopted son.” "Catch-22” situation because a town a five-year renewable lease she would ask the town attorney opening at 7; 30 tonight with state Attorney Brooks evoked laughter from the crowd that filled pound is needed. The project will on land next to the facility at no to draw up a lease for the (General Joseph Lieberman as a guest. the Program Center at the Lowe Building by poking to be special Ojeda is lost likely have to go out to bid. First cost, Virchow said at Tuesday’s property, as requested by kennel Lieberman, who Is challenging incumbent fun at the fact that many of his female colleagues at Selectman Sandra Pierog said. meeting. owners Rocky and Jan Smith. Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell C. Weicker, is WFSB, the Hartford TV station, have become expected to arrive at about 8 p.m. pregnant and given birth during the time they have for postseason worked with him. for honorees Interviews slated Selectmen plan “ Yes, I really am the fatherof all those children,” Bv Jim Donaghv Chamber backs Carberry said Brooks. ' Friday night will be a special one In the lives of The Associated Press five sports figures and for the families of two others The popular broadcaster spoke briefly about his to replace Levine The U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed talks on charter job, then opened the floor to questions. who are deceased when the Manchester Sports Hall NEW YORK — The New York Mets found out the Glenn T. Carberry of Norwich, Republican of Fame holds Its ninth annual Induction dinner at hard way that winning, even if it means a division BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen will Topping the list of inquiries was, “ Tell us about AP photo BOLTON — The Bolton Board of Selectmen will candidate in the 2nd Congressional District, at the Arm y and Navy Club. title; doesn’t mean everything. begin interviewing the nine applicants for the Pat Sheehan.” hold an open meeting with members of the Charter a breakfast news conference in Norwich “ Pat Sheehan is the most outstanding broadcast Heading the imposing list of inductees will be CHAOS IN THE RING — Chaos reigns Jong-il’s loss by a decision to a The Mets arrived at Shea Stadium Wednesday now-vacant administrative assistant’s job this Tuesday, Eric Hall, the current United States professional in an Olympic boxing ring in Seoul today Bulgarian boxer. Korean officials at night with the knowledge they could win the month. Revision Commission next Wednesday to discus journalist in Connecticut. No one is more qualified changes that will be commented on by residents at a Steven Woolley, executive director of the archery champion and the man who held the world National League East if they beat Phifadelphia and Applications for the position, vacated in July to bring you the Connecticut news,” Brooks replied. as South Korean officials and spectators tacked the referee and debris littered the public hearing scheduled for Oct. 5. Northeast region of the national chamber, title in 1988. Pittsburgh lost to St. Louis. by Karen Levine, have come in from Sheehan, a longtime news anchorman in the state, protested South Korean boxer Byun ring. said that to win endorsement, a candidate Guido Giorgetti who ruled the roost in New New York accomplished half the equation by Maryland, Ohio, Wisconsin and towns within First Selectman Sandra Pierog said Tuesday she left WFSB after he was removed from prime time to must agree that private solutions are better do only noontime newscasts. beating Philadelphia 4-3. but the Pirates beat the the state, including Bolton, Coventry, East wanted the selectmen to discuss suggested changes, England horseshoe pitching competition for more than public solutions and that federal Cardinals 5-0 to keep the Mets’ magic number at Hartford, Glastonbury and New Britain. including changing Bolton's form of government Brooks had a few more words about his other than two decades will also be admitted to spending is a bigger problem than federal one. The pennant party can come tonight when the Of the nine applicants, five received positive from a selectmen form to a council-town manager coolleagues. He described former co-anchor membership as well as Pat Mistretta, current taxes. He said Carberry met those Marlene Schneider, who moved to the West Coast, Mets host the Phillies. recommendations from three or more select form. director of athletics at Manchester Community Games get black eye A few hours before the game, th.e Mets were qualifications. as a good friend. College and a form er three-sport standout. men, while the other four received recommen At a publi^ hearing Aug, 30 on the proposed informed that left-hander Bob Ojeda had nearly Carberry is challenging incumbent "I still talk with Marlene every couple of weeks,” Honored posthumously will be Alex Hackney, a dations from two or more selectmen. There are charter changes, residents voiced both approval severed his middle finger of his pitching hand with Democrat Samuel Gejdenson of Bozrah, who he said. man who served with dignity for 27 years as head five members on the Board of Selectmen. and opposition to a new form of government and an electric hedge clipper in a gardening accident at is seeking his fifth term. Of sportscaster Dave Smith, Brooks said, “ Dave Despite changes proposed by the Charter other changes proposed, including eliminating the golf professional at the Manchester Country Club his Long Island home. Revision Commission that call for the The 2nd Congressional District in eastern — you either love him or hate him, but you keep and Dave Hayes. The latter had a story-book Board of Finance and administrative assistant watching him,” in brawl in the ring The Mets said Ojeda underwent five hours of elimination of the administrative position, the Connecticut includes Andover, Bolton and journey to and from Notre Dame hopping freight position and combining the Planning Commission "You can ask me anything about Dave, but not microsurgery at Roosevelt Hospital. The surgery selectmen decided at the end of July to accept Coventry, trains to get an education and to play football under with the Zoning Commission. about his new haircut,” quipped Brooks. Bv Steve Wllstein shielded Walker as he left the Artemov, 23, outlasted team was performed by Dr. James Parkes and Dr. applications. Selectman Michael Zizka said he didn't think a Coach Knute Rockne. The Associated Press arena. However, Byun refused to mates Valery Lyukin and two- Richard Eaton. A referendum vote on the new charter He told the group that weatherman Hilton Kaderli pre-hearing meeting with charter commission takes his work seriously. Two special awards will go to Stanley Bray as the leave. time world champion Dmitri Eaton said the tip of the finger was reattached probably won’t be held until July, and an members was necessary and he wanted to "speed Herbst wants road studies 1988 Friend of Sport for his contributions and SEOUL, South.Korea — Peace, In a silent protest after the ring Bilozerchev in a display of including damaged arteries, tendons and nerves. assistant is needed to help handle a workload “ If Hilton gets a forecast wrong he’s practically the process along.” suicidal,” Brooks said, bringing more laughter guidance for many Manchester athletes for 50 harmony, progress — the theme was cleared, Byun, 19, sat in his perfection. Parkes said that the accident, which occurred al that has forced some selectmen to come in on State Sen. Marie Herbst, D-Vernon, has met of the 1988 Olympics posted all Bilozerchev, 21, drew six 10s in 11:15 a.m., nearly severed the finger at the joint. Pierog said she didn’t feel she could properly from the audience. years and the Unsung Award will be presented to corner with his arms on his knees. weekends and after work. with state Transportation Commissioner J. over Seoul — lost meaning A few minutes later, clad in his three days of competition but The cut went through both the bottom and top conduct a public hearing without first exchanging Brooks spoke with affection of his current Jim Leber, a prominent figure in local Little Levine left the position after six years to William Burns to discuss deteriorating road Thursday when enraged Korean ended up with the bronze because arteries and bottom and top tendons of the finger thoughts on proposed changes with commission co-anchor, Gayle King, as many nodded in League baseball and midget football for many blue and gold robe, he got up and become Avon’s assistant town manager. Her conditions and the impact of superhighways boxing coaches punched a referee of one mistake on the high bar. and shattered the joint. Eaton took out the damaged members and on suggestions made by voters at the agreement. years. sat on his stool and stared salary was $28,500 when she left Bolton. on towns in her 35th Senatorial District. and gave the Games a nasty black Lyukin, 21. took the silver. parts of the joint and then fused the remaining previous hearing. His hour talk was salted with humorous remarks, With the Summer Olympic Games now In full impassively across the empty In a news release. Herbst said an similar to his popular feature series the ‘Brooks swing in Seoul, a special tribute will be paid two eye. ring. The Soviets added six perfect portion, connected the remaining blood vessels and scores in the all-around finals to assessment should be made of road-bed File,’ a lighthearted look at the world. With help Manchester natives who bore the red. white and The chaos and disgrace at the He sat and he sat and he sat nerves and stabilized the finger. boxing arena cast a shadow over the seven 10s they posted in “ Microsurgery in the hand is very effective," conditions and safety factors, such as stop from a photographer and editor. Brooks shoots, blue colors of the United States in Olympic some more — 67 minutes in all, a day of perfect 10s by Soviet men Tuesday’s team optionals. Parkes said. “ The nerve is back, the artery is back Coventry bridge plan OK’d lights, signs and dangerous curves. She said writes and produces his own stories. He won an competition, Joe McCluskey and Peter Close. breaking an unofficial sitdown an impact study should be made of 1-84,1-395 Emmy nomination for one of them. gymnasts, speed and hustle by record of 51 minutes by South Charles Lakes, the U.S. na and the finger is stabilized." Lindy Remigino, a double gold medal winner from tional champion from Chats- and 1-384, He said he stumbled on to a career in broadcasting American women in a basketball Korean boxer Choh Dong-kih at Parkes said the clippers slipped and Ojeda could Bv Jacqueline Bennett ture is within Coventry, so the Hartford, will also be recognized. worth. Calif., was the top Am eri section of Hop River Road that “ These two steps should be followed by as a student at the University of Massachusetts. shootout, and a dramatic come the 1964 Tokyo Games after he not control them. Manchester Herald town will pay 70 percent of the For Bray and McCluskey it will be a reunion of can finisher in 19th place. His best leads to Route 6. With winter initiation and implementation of a specific “ Julius Erving was playing then. I got tired of back victory by the defending was disqualified. “ It’s very upsetting to look at your finger and sec $205,000. The other 30 percent will sorts, Bray was one of the early standouts in track score was in his speciality, the nearing, residents pleaded with plan and stategy to cope with rapid growth,” waiting hours in line to get tickets for the basketball gold medal U.S. men’s volleyball When the lights went out after it hanging off," Parkes said, “ He was lucky, the tip COVENTRY - A plan for be paid by Columbia. at Manchester High, captaining the squads in both high bar, where he scored a 9.950 the council to wait to repair the she said. games, so I became a sportscaster at the college team. the afternoon card was finished, could have been severed completely. permanent repairs to the Hop Elsesser said Wednesday the bridge. They said they feared his junior and senior years. As a senior, he was Even Libyan leader Col. with a series of flying releases Ojeda’s recovery will take four-six months to She said older roads do not handle the radio station so I could get in the back door.” Byun finally stood and climbed River Road Bridge was approved amount of the state grant has not emergency vehicles and school undefeated in both the quarter and half mile runs. Moammar Gadhafi chipped in through the ropes. He returned, over the bar and a double recover, maybe more. present traffic and need more than minimal Originally from Framingham, Mass., Brooks by the Town Council this week. yet been determined. He also said buses would not be able to use the A slender, dark-haired McCluskey was a from afar with some criticism, though, a moment later, to bow somersault dismount. “Everybody was devasted." Mets general repair. moved to Connecticut in 1974, He worked in radio the $205,000 figure does not narrow, rocky road in bad promising freshman in Bray’s final year. The citing bullfighting as one of the courteously in several directions manager Frank Cashen said. “ It’s a blow to the braodcasting during the 1970s and is entering his The other Americans in the The council Monday night include engineering or bonding weather. Herbst. who is seeking re-election, is being season was actually the start of something big for Olympics’ violent and brutal to the empty seats and a few team. We planned to start him in the playoffs and in 10th year at WFSB. all-around finals. Kevin Davis authorized Town Manager John fees. opposed by Republican James D, Giulietti of sports. remaining supporters. the World Series if we got there.” Franzosa called Brooks’ presentation a success. the East Side Irishman, who went on to world fame and Lance Ringnald, finijhed Elsesser to sign an agreement After a routine inspection in Soon after, the two towns Vernon. The only bull at these Games On the fun side of things, Jeff Manager Davey Johnson was driving when he “ He’s a delightful personality who everyone knows as Am erica’s best steeplechase runner for nearly 34th and 35th in the 36-man field. with the state Department of May 1987, the bridge was cited by cooperated to make temporary was the excuse offered by Korean Stork came off the bench to rally heard the news on his car radio and said the club was and loves,” she said. two decades, winning 25 national championships Weightlifter Mitko Grablev lost Transportation to cover the the state Department of Trans repairs to the bridge. The bridge boxing officials to justify a melee the defending gold medal U.S. shocked. and twice winning a berth on the U.S. Olympic his gold in the 123-pound class and town’s portion of the $205,000 portation. Under orders from the was reopened with DOT approval in the ring after one of their men’s volleyball team from an 0-2 “ He has been a part of the success of this team squad. was banned from the Games after project with a partial grant and state, the town closed the bridge. on Oct. 16, 1987. fighters lost. deficit to a 3-2 victory over since he got here (in 1986) and he has been great to Besides McCluskey and Close, Bill Burton, a testing positive for a diuretic he loan from the state under the Residents were forced to use a Permanent repair work will be HURRY! SALE ENDS The coaches and a Korean Argentina that virtually clinched be around.” javelin thrower, was the only other Silk Towner to used to shed pounds and squeak local bridge program. single-lane, dirt portion of the done by Overhead Construction Olympic official stormed the ring a spot in the medal round. On the field, the Mets got home runs from Darryl appear in the Olympics. Burton died several years into his weight class. Bulgarian The bridge connects Coventry road because the bridge closing Co. of Farmington. The project is Sun. Sept. 25th!! and threw several ppnehes at Stork, the usual starting setter, Strawberry, his 36th, and rookie Gregg Jefferies. ago in Hawaii. officials said they deplored his to Columbia. Most of the struc blocked access to the paved not expected to begin until spring. referee Keith Walker of New sat out the first two games with a Sid Fernandez, 10-10, allowed six hits in eight-plus Look for the truck in The heavily-muscled Burton was an Army drug use and would send him Zealand, hitting him at least back injury, then turned the innings and struck out seven. Randy Myers got the recruiter following World War II when he resided home on the next available flight. the parking once, after a 4-1 decision by match around in the third game last three outs for his 24th save. Australian Alexander Watson, in Manchester and was active with the New York 119-pound Bulgarian Alexandar with his spinning, dipping, left- ” We were kind of down tonight.” Jefferies said lot! It’s loaded competing in the modern pentath Blitz targets court backlog Athletic Club and held records on local soil in both Hristov over Korean Byun John- handed serves. “ Bobby is a leader on this club and that kind of blew lon, also was booted forhavingan with Hoover’s the javelin and discus throw. II. He won his first five points, one me away.” excessive level of caffeine. Andy Bessette was another ex-Olympian from "Th e Korean man, he should on an ace that made it 9-4, and got Despite having other things on their minds, the HARTFORD (AP) - The that once trials are imminent, and savings said Wednesday that pending the area invited. Following his acceptance, win,” said S.H. Yoon, a Seoul fine support from Steve Tim ’’Naturally, a coach would like Mets won their seventh straight game and 22nd in wheeis of justice will be put into a some cases will be settled criminal cases have increased 18 for you! however, the former UConn weightman was Olympic Organizing Committee mons, Craig Buck and Bob to have a strong start, but you’d their last 27. higher gear starting Oct. 3 at through plea bargains. percent statewide in the past two assigned to a position in California with Travelers. official who was one of those who Ctvrtllk to win the match 11-15, rather have a stronger finish.” When the Mets left the field they weren’t sure Manchester Superior Court, An additional judge and two years. All other Eric Hall, who first gained headlines locally as a charged Walker. Yoon and the 11-15, 15-4, 17-15, 15-7 and run the Coach Kay' Yow said. ’ ’You just what would happen but they certainly weren’t in a where officials will assign extra prosecutors will be assigned to Hoover’s on coaches claimed Walker unfairly U.S. record to 3-0. go with the flow. That’s this mood for celebrating. manpower in a month-long at the court to clear the backlog. basketball player at East Catholic High, has The backlog in Manchester is , deducted two points from Byun In women’s basketball, the team’s personality. I don’t feel " I t ’s better to win it on the field than find out in the tempt to reduce a backlog of more The blitz will mark the first sale. So come demonstrated his prowess with bow and arrow for due in part to an onslaught of new for butting. United States fell behind Yugos you can force something on a clubhouse,” Mets third ba.seman Howard Johnson than 900 criminal cases. major assault on a criminal case nearly a decade as the No. 1 performer in the USA. cases, particularly drug and in and drive That excuse didn’t win much lavia by eight points before its team just because that’s what I said. backlog since a string of them Just how good is the 28-year-old Hall, the drunken-driving offenses, and to support from higher Korean running game and trapping de would want to do.” Even the 35,000-plus in the stands seemed to sense Fifty cases a day will be took place in 1981 and 1982. home with a youngest man tapped for membership in the local the prosecuting office’s hard-line authorities. fense kicked into high gear. Then With a 2-0 record and only a this was not a night for celebrating. scheduled for pretrial hearings in The current backlog is consi sports shrine? policy on plea bargains, said bargain. "It was very disgraceful behav it was goodbye. Sunday game against China Security at Shea was increased in anticipation of a the first week, with officials dered severe, said Chief Court In fingers style competition, only one perfect Hartford State’s Atrorney John ior,” said Shin Hyon-ung, spokes The Americans became only remaining in pool play, the celebration and 80 mounted policeman gathered working under the assumption Administrator Aaron Ment. He score has ever been accomplished in a 30-arrow Bailey. man for the organizing commit the second women’s basketball United States is assured of beyond the center-field fence in the top of the sixth game — 30 arrows in an inch and one-half target — Elite"" HOOVER® Innovation"" ||| tee. "Necessary action will be team in Olympic history to top the getting into the medal round. inning. The horses circled the field at the start of the and that by Hall. The husky marksman, who can followed by the authorities con 100-point mark, winning 101-74. The Soviets, as expected, domi eighth, then waited in the bullpen. 200 Upright Decade 800"" with Power Surge regain his amateur status if desired to be eligible cerned after a full investigation.” The only other women’s team to nated men’s gymnastics as Vla When New York clinched the division in 1986 Anniversary Unrest Heavy-Duty • Top-Side toot 9 A A for the 1992 Olympic Games, has twice this year against Chicago, thousands of fans raced onto the • Lightweight A chair and bottle also were score 100 was the Soviet Union, dimir Artemov captured the conversion f *0 A lTIp registered 59 bullseyes in 60-arrow games. • Brushed edge cleaning • Chrome plated steel thrown into the ring, but police which beat the United States all-around gold to lead a sweep of field and ripped up the turf. From page 1 6.5 Amp • Carpet-to-bare _ _ . Attendance at past Hall of Fame dinners has From page 1. both aides handle floor control M O l O f restored order quickly and 112-77 in 1976. all three medals. But the only thing the horses had to fear this night • Top-fill easy • 30* cord with wrap Motor • Quadraflex"” ranged between 200 to 400 and Friday night’s crowd was Strawberry’s home run swing. change bag as of June 30 and expect that Dr. Robert Butterfield Sr., who tive of the national Communist and release Agitation is expected in the 300 range. Tickets will be • Automtic height • Headlight number to rise well above 10,000 headed the EMS Department at Party, went on local television adjustment • 15 qt. top-fill bag available at the door at $15. by the end of the year, said Irene Manchester Memorial Hospital and radiotoappeal forcalm, Tass • 4 position rug UConn pulls off major upset Smith, EMS coordinator at Man for about 13 years, was the reported. NOW adjustment with indicator chester Memorial Hospital, council’s first chairman when it The government closed Azer $ 7 4 9 9 Of the 8,900, EMS has kept was formed five years ago. The baijan to foreign journalists JUST ONLY Bosox are not Bv Jim TIernev last 10 minutes of the match to iiaivciiu «„uach Mike Getman records on about 50 people the service plans to honor Butterfield today, a day after barring travel •25 om $ 2 4 9 9 9 Manchester Herald register one of the biggest victo said. “ It was a beautiful goal.” service considers a "save,” or at the reception. to Armenia, where daily rallies * 1 7 9 9 9 ries in the program’s history. Lindell said, “ Theirbacks were Keynote speakers attending the panicking — yet CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - This pressuring us from behind and people who would most likely have been held demanding an Save >201 •50 om UConn is now 4-4-1 and 2-0-1 in invitation-only reception will in was exactly what the youthful everybody was trying to flip it have died without the pre nexation of Nagorno-Karabakh. New England play. The Huskies clude state EMS Director Chris University of Connecticut men’s over and run on.” hospital medical care. These Tass said officials in Nagorno- Bv Dove O'Hara will host the University of San Gentile, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa soccer team has been looking for, patients - most of whom suffered Karabakh imposed the curfew The Associated Press Francisco Sunday at 2 p.m. at the The second half was more Jr., Town of Manchester Fire Spirit"" Spirit"" Dimension"" 1000 a turning point which will propel from cardiac arrests, or, in and banned gatherings after Connecticut Soccer Stadium. evenly matched until the Huskies Chief John C. Rivosa, and Town of the Huskies to new horizons. DiNardo’sease, amajortrauma- rioters burned homes and fired Canister Two-Motor TORONTO — There’s no sign of panic, but with 10 pulled back to preserve their Manchester Fire Department guns Tuesday and Wednesday in • 0 qt. bag capacity " It was a great win on our part. were given invitations to attend games left the Boston Red Sox are still looking over The Huskies, 3-4-1 entering lead, including moving Donigan the reception. paramedic Danny Huppe. The and around Stepanakert. Powernozzle • Tools Inside Powerful I feel this is a great thing for us,” • 7H qt. disposable bag 4 .0 their shoulders at three challengers in the American Wednesday night’s match, des to fullback. Meanwhile, junior “We’ve already received a town Board of Directors and It said the mountainous en • One-step hose Husky Coach Joe Morrone said. • Full time edge • 7H qt. disposable connector League East. perately needed a victory against Kevin O’Hara did a remarkable number of positive responses,” many members from the EMS clave’s Stepanakert and Agdam cleaning bag/signal Peak HPI • Carpet/hard Just a few days ago, the Red Sox appeared to have the heavily favored Crimson, the UConn starting goalie Tom job containing Harvard’s danger Smith said last week. “ People agencies serving Manchester will regions were placed on a “ special • Convenient • 20' cord / reel ous Ramy Rajbaille. ” My job rewind pedal floor selector *90 O ff a lock on the division title after taking three games No. 1 ranked team in New Foley dislocated his left pinky seem genuinely anxious to show also be present. status,” lower than a state of top-side tool storage • Foot pedal in a row from the New York Yankees and opening a England and No. 4 nationally, to finger at the 28:50 mark of the today was to watch him,” O’Hara emergency. their appreciation to the service • 16' power cord on/off awitch I Clearancel six-game lead over Milwaukee and Detroit. alter their collision course with first half and was replaced by said. Morrone added, "O ’Hara which helped save their lives.” In Copenhagen, Denmark, For • Deluxe two But things changed in Boston’s three-day visit to mediocrity. Brian Hall. really shut out Rajbaille.’’ TrIends Nights’ eign Minister Eduard A. Shevard JUST brush agitator $ 2 7 9 9 9 Dr. Joel Reich, chairman of the Toronto. The Blue Jays, now 7'A back, picked on EMS Council, said when the nadze said the Kremlin was They got it behind the sensa ■ Harvard dominated the first 45 With 8:19 left, UConn freshman to begin tonight $ 9 9 9 9 ONLY their cousins from Boston. service was initiated in 1983, it considering the use of “ some tional play of freshman forward minutes until UConn came up Adam Dunn took a header from With Mike Flanagan, a 37-year-old left-hander, Lindell at the fringe of the box and was the first of its kind in the COVENTRY - The Family emergency action” to deal with Rob Lindell, stunning Harvard, with a brilliant goal set up by a allowing just four singles in eight innings, the Blue 2-1, in a tension-filled match at drilled a shot into the right corner area. At that time, only East Support Committee and Depart the rising unrest. U99f/ beautiful move by Lindell with Jays edged the Red Sox 1-0 Wednesday night in the for a 2-0lead. A minute later. Josh Haven and the University of Ohiri Field. The loss broke the 2:30 left in the half. Senior Dan ment of Mental Retardation will Armenians, who are mostly •30 onr LlmHtV qinirtWM $ rubber of a three-game set. Crimson's 18-game win streak Donigan fed Lindell along the left Morris scored for Harvard to Connecticut provided the pre hold “ Friends Nights” tonight at Christian, dominate Nagorno- The eighth loss in 10 games with Toronto trimmed Mto m o M onty. (16-0-2) at home. Harvard’s last sideline at midfield. With Har tighten the gap. UConn then held AP photo hospital care. 7 in Coventry High School and on Karabakh but are surrounded by Save >201 Boston’s lead to 4 games over the Milwaukee home loss was a 1-0 decision to vard sweeper Robert Bonnie on on for dear life. “ The service was really ahead Oct. 6 in Hampton. mainly Moslem Azerbaijan. Ar Brewers, 4>A over the Yankees and 5 over Detroit. LOST — New York Mets pitcher Bob Boston University on Oct. 16, him, Lindell perfectly flicked the of its time as far as pre-hospital The events last from 7 to 9 p.m. menians in Nagorno-Karabakh The Red Sox flew to New York for an off day “ For the last 15 minutes I don’t Ojeda underwent successful surgery care goes,” Reich said. "W eonly EZ TERMS 1985. The Crimson were a NCAA ball with his right heel over think there was but one team out and include an open forum called began pressing in February for iSsWoVoSSJ" CASH before a three-game series with the Yankees Friday Wednesday after he nearly severed'the Final Four team last year. himself and Bonnie and raced expect it to get better. “ Life Bridges” to discuss transi annexation to Armenia. MASTta CAKO night. there. We could have had three or middle finger of his left hand. Ojeda Al !V tlA down the sideline. four goals,” Getman said. The event also comes at a time tions and life planning for fam i In Yerevan, where workers RHONE 6 4 7 ^ 7 |/l/ MONTHLY PHUT. “ We still control our own dektiny, boys," Boston Despite being outplayed for the • DISCOViaCAAO “ We’ve got to realize that we’re nearly severed the finger in an accident when the man who is given credit lies with developmentally dis began a general strike on Sept. 16, araaer ----- ' SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Manager Joe Morgan said. “ It’s been that way since majority of the match, the Lindell then led sophomore for initiating the Manchester rTinf^ going to be everybody’s biggest with an electric hedge clipper. He isn't abled members. officials on Wednesday rejected 44S HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET April 1 or whatever.\We’re still out in front and Huskies’ heart and desire pre Brian Parker, who beat Crimson service five years ago is retiring game. We’ve got to match their expected to pitch again until spring The Oct. 6 meeting will be held protesters’ demands for a new MANCHESTER, CONN. vailed and withstood a vicious goalie Stephen Hall for the score. from his honorary position on the at the EastConn administrative intensity.” meeting of the republic’s Su OM N OAtlV: MON 6 THURS 'TIL 9. TUf$, WID, SAT 'Ttl $, RN "7116,8UN T i l 8. See BOSOX, page 12 Harvard onslaught during the “ It was a well-earned goal,” training. EMS Council. offices on Route 6 in Hampton. preme Soviet, or parliament. \ [ 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 — 18 Rue comes back to Manchester SU M M E R O L Y M P IC S ’88
Leonard Lee Rue III is coining back to was great, and hoped Rue would return again this Manchester on Saturday, and can be seen and year. heard at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester High School. This year’s seminar, again sponsored by the I know what’s coming from the people who didn’t Manchester Sportsmen’s Association, will have as attend his show last year. Who the heck is Leonard its subject Whitetall Deer. The show should last 2Vk Ruling costs gymnasts medal Lee Rue III? Joe’s World to 3 hours and promises to be quite interesting with a multi-media presentation, of two slide projectors, Rue is probably the most published wildlife Joe German By Pete Herrera photogrpaher on this continent today. His and Rue commenting during the show. The Associated Press photographs have appeared in National Following the program. Rue will autograph Geographic, Audubon Magazine, National Wildlife, books, door prizes will be awarded and a question SEOUL, South Korea - The International Wildlife, Newsweek, Natural and answer period will be held "fo r as long as it comparisons with Munich are History, Outdoor Life, Sports Afield, and Field & takes.” inescapable. Stream. His photos have also appeared in many ’Tickets, which are $10 each can be obtained Sixteen years after the U.S. encyclopedias, school textbooks and conservation guide, 14 years as a game warden, 17 summers in locally at Hall’s Archery on West Middle ’Turnpike men’s Olympic basketball team magazines. the Canadian wilderness guiding people through and A&B Sport Shop and Win-Sum Sports in lost the gold medal to the Soviet Rue is also an accomplished author, writing really remote areas. Vernon. Union on a controversial last- V- .- monthly columns for the American Hunter, Most of his life work has been concerned with If you need additional information, contact in t second basket, another group of Outdoor Photographer Magazine, Turkey studying deer, their habits, their environment, Manchester, R obert’Tubbs (875-5017 or Joseph U.S. athletes has been floored by magazine, and Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine. He birth, breeding, etc.. Practically living among the Cataldi 649-5438). Ideological warfare. i - J deer of North America he has photographed them I f you really want an enjoyable evening, don’t The American women’s gym is also the author of 19 books on wildlife and ' miss it. This man as a photographer, nastics team lost the bronze \ photography. from every conceivable angle, and in every phase medal Wednesday to East Ger Rue has been described as a ’’walking of their lives. Over 60,000 photographs of these conservationist, and lecturer Is well worth seeing. / many in a dispute that ranks with animals, all taken by him are part of his files. encyclopedia of natural history and wildlife.” This what happen^ at Munich in 1972. And that’s what Saturday’s lecture Is all about. Joe German, a Manchester resident for many is not just a publicity blurb but fact. The man has The Soviet Union edged world years. Is a recognized authority on the subject of ’- p y LEONARD LEE RUE II spent practically all his life observing and Last year when he gave his slide show, and lecture champion Romania for the gold bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. appears Saturday in Manchester researching wiidlife around him. Working as a at the high school, everyone I talked to thought it medal in the team competition, N but it was the battle between the East Germans and Americans that drew most of the attention EC perseverance from the world’s media. SPORTS Officially, the United States lost the bronze by three-tenths of a point — 390.875 to 390.575. But nets a big victory the figure most Americans will IN BRIEF remember is the five-tenths of a point penalty imposed on the U.S. Perseverance paid off for the squad in Monday’s compulsory Applications are available East Catholic boys’ soccer team H.S. Roundup competition. Wednesday afternoon. The U.S. team was penalized Applications for the 52nd running of the With a strong defense, only because alternate Rhonda Faehn Manchester Road Race on Thanksgiving allowing three goals in three Parish Hill averted the shutout was on the podium during team Day are now available at several outlets, games, the Eagles’ finally broke mate Kelly Garrison-Steves’ un including the Manchester Herald office through with enough offense to with a minute left on a goal from Ken Pawchak. even bars routine. weekdays during business hours, 9 a.m. to register its first victory of the The half-point deduction ulti 5 p.m. Applications are also available at season. Sweeperback J.J. Hall. Ron Moller and Mattsson played well mately cost the U.S. gymnasts the Savings Bank of Manchester main Senior Dan Callahan tallied at GOLD MEDALIST — Janet Evans of the U.S. celebrates for Bolton. the bronze medal, much like office. 39; 10 of the first half and East her Olympic gold medal performance in the 400-meter AP photo Ballon 3 3—4 Sasha Belov’s basket sank the Entry fee is $6 before Nov. 13 and $12 held on for an important 1-0 freestyle today in Seoul. Evans set a world mark with her Parish HIM 0 1—1 American basketball team in Seoul. The team earned a bronze medal after that date. For further information, victory over three-time defend Scoring: B— Mattsson 3, JedrzlewskI. time of 4:03.85. Munich. PROUD COACH — Members Of the U.S. ing All Connecticut Conference Morford, Hough, PH— Powchak. call the race hotline at 643-1096 from 8 a.m. Soves; B— Dove Boles 2 ond Brlon In both cases the United States women's gymnastics team get a huge with its performance, but a penalty left to 6 p.m. champ Xavier High of Nell 1, PH— Mark AvoHe 18. filed protests and lost. A Hungar bear hug from their coach, Beia Karoli, them in fourth place. Middletown. ian judge cast the tie-breaking aftr competing Wednesday night in East is now 1-2-1 and will host vote that upheld the Soviet Little League to meet Fairfield Prep Wednesday at 3; 45 Evans and Biondi basketball team’s victory. In p.m. Xavier is 1-2. Girls Soccer Seoul, a committee headed by accused Berger of using her Virtually lost in the controv beam in her final two routines to An important Manchester Little League “ We have been telling the kids Bolton wins second East German Ellen Berger re influence to sway the judging in ersy was the fact East Germany further hurt the U.S. bid. meeting will be held Monday at 7; 30 p.m. to continue to work hard and jected the American appeal. East Germany’s favor, thus defeated the United States des The Soviet Union won the gold at the American Legion Hall on Legion some good things will begin to BOLTON — First-half goals take gold medals Ml Berger, who commands enor denying the young American pite being a gymnast short. medal with 395.475 points during Drive. Election of officers for the 1989 from Amber Alleman and Jen AP photo happen,” Eagle Coach Tom mous influence within interna team the bronze. Martina Jentsch twisted her the two nights of team competi season will take place. Frank Galasso. who Malin said. "Today we got theend Maneggia powered Bolton High SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) - In another swimming finals. tional gymnastic circles, was the “ She has destroyed a lifetime of ankle in warmup and did not tion. The Soviets, led by former TRADING PUNCHES — U.S. boxer Kennedy McKinney, right, trades result of hard work, a goal and a to a 2-0 win over Parish Hill has been Little League president for four Janet Evans of the United States Matt Biondi of the United States official who ordered the penalty work by these kids.” Karolyi compete. That left the East world champion Elena Shushuno- win.” Wednesday in g irls’ soccer years, said he is stepping down. punches with Guatamlan Erick-Giovanni Perez in their bantamweight set an Olympic record of 48.63 imposed. said. Germans with less margin for va’s three perfect scores, action. set a world record Thursday in bout in Seoul today. McKinney won on a knockout in the first round. Malin cited his outstanding seconds Thursday night in win Berger said Wednesday she Jacki said the East Germans — error, since the scores of the five avenged its loss to Romania at the Bolton is now 2-1 while the winning the Olympic gold medal defense anchored by Ron Cote, ning the gold medal in the men’s merely was following the book. bronze medalists also in Montreal competing gymnasts all counted. world championships in Rotter visitors fall to 0-4. Bolton’s next in the women’s 400-meter frees ECSU to induct Kinel Mike Hickey and converted front 100-meter freestyle. American coaches accused her of in 1976 and Moscow in 1980 — With six gymnasts, a country can dam last October. game is Friday at home against tyle race. line player Jason Buechier. Biondi. the world record-holder looking after communist benefited more from their reputa throw out its worst score in each Three Americans. Phoebe WILLIMANTIC — Manchester native East Hampton. On Callahan’s goal, he took a Evans’ time of 4 minutes, 3.85 at 48.42, finished ahead of fellow interests. tion rather than their performan routine. Mills. Brandy Johnson and Gary Kinel. one of the finest two-sport Redskins’ Williams out Alleman, assisted by Meg Ma- NBC ratings Improve throw-in from Hickey and fired a seconds broke her own world American Chris Jacobs, who won “ She calls herself a patriot. I ces in Seoul. Dagmar Kersten and Doerte Garrison-Steves, qualified for the athletes in Eastern Connecticut State seemingly harmless shot which tyia, tallied just 70 seconds into mark of 4:05.45. .set last in WASHINGTON (A P) - Washington the silver in 49.08 would call her a cheater.” Ameri “ Because of the nature of the Thuemmler scored 9.975 and 9.950 all-around finals by finishing University history, will be inducted into SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Bolstered hit off the far post and into the net. the affair. Maneggia added an December. among the top 36 scorers,in the Redskins quarterback Doug Williams will Stephan Caron of France won can coach Bela Karolyi said. DDR (German Democratic Re respectively on the uneven bars tbe school’s hall of fame, it has been by U.S. victories in basketball and water “ The defense’s effort has been unassisted marker at 29; 23. team competition. Mills is tied be out for at least four weeks after Heike Friedrich of East Ger the bronze in 49.62. Karolyi and Mike Jacki, execu public) . everybody expects them as East Germany overtook the announced. Third annual ceremonies will polo. NBC got its second-highest ratings good all year,” Malin said. “ The “ The girls in the first half with Dobre for sixth place. many won the silver in 4:05.94 and Biondi held the old Olympic tive director of the U.S. Gymnas to be good.” Jacki said. “ No one Americans on the final rotation. beheld Friday. Oct. 21. at 7p.m. at the undergoing surgery for appendicitis, a for the Olympics Tuesday night. But the last couple of years we’ve had moved the ball much better than Johnson is 11th and Garrison East German Anke Moehring mark of 49.04, set earlier Thurs tics Federation, tag-teamed their expected us to be this good. We American Hope Spivey fell ECSU Student Center. team spokesman said late Wednesday numbers remained far behind those ABC trouble putting it into the net. We they did in the previous two Steves 30th. captured the bronze in 4:06.62. day in the preliminaries. verbal assault on Berger. Both had to fight for every point.” from both the bars and balance Kinel was a four-year starter in both night. got at the 1984 Summer Games. just have to keep shooting. If you games,” Bolton Coach Mike baseball and basketball for the Warriors. “ He’s expected to be in the hospital for NBC’s prime-time telecast Tuesday in take a lot of shots, you’re going to Landolphi said. “ You could see five to seven days, and is expected to be out the United States received a 16.9, second catch a break. Today was a that by the shots we were taking. ” for at least four weeks,” spokesman Marty only to the 17.7 for Sunday night’s show. perfect example.” Bolton outshot the visitors, 25-6. Lewis and Johnson ready to battle Celtic tickets on sale Humey said. “ That’s four games at However, the latest rating was 32 East goalie Jim Taurus made Matyia and sophomore mid minimum.” three saves to record the shutout. fielder Sara Hathaway played Glamour girls hit Seoul HARTFORD — Single tickets for the percent lower than ABC got for its fifth well for Bolton along with sopho By Bob Baum scheduled for Saturday. Edwin Moses will try for Mark Rypien, who has never played in a prime-time show from Los Angeles in 1984. East Catholic 1 0—1 four Boston Celtics games at the Hartford Xavier 0 0—0 mores Heidi Small and Kim The Associated Press “ I’m in great shape,” Lewis another gold medal in the event medals in 1960. remembers a time when runners regular-season N F L game, will start ’Tuesday’s show featured a U.S. victory Scorino; EC-Callahan. By W endy E. Lane Civic Center this year will go on sale Griswold and freshman Kerrie said. “ I ’m ready to roll so let’s do he has long dominated, the wore their hair .short and their running clothes against the Phoenix Cardinals on Sunday. over Brazil in men’s basketball and a Saves; EC-Taurus 3; X-Thomas 4. The Associated Press Thursday. Sept. 29. at 10 a.m. at the Civic McKeegan on defense. “ I put the SEOUL. South Korea — With it. We’re talking about the Olym 400-meter hurdles. If he succeeds, baggy. Williams was taken to Arlington Hospital last-second U.S. win over Yugoslavia in he would be the first person to win Center box office and at Ticketron outlets. younger fullbacks in and they did the title of “ World’s Fastest pic Games, the greatest competi SEOUL. South Korea — Pity the Plain Olgas, Nevertheless, she sees progress in the recent in suburban Washington for tests water polo. three Olympic gold medals in the The Celtics schedule in Harford includes Bolton boys explode a good job the last 10-15 minutes,” Human” at stake. Carl Lewis and tion of my life.” with limp hair and nails untouched by the flaunting of femininity. complaining of abdominal pain after the Both events occurred Wednesday same running event. an exhibition game against Atlanta on Oct Landolphi said of the latter trio. Ben Johnson renew their intense Lewis holds a 9-6 advantage in manicurist’s art. who’ll be competing with those team’s regular practice Wednesday. CH APLIN - Behind a three- Preliminary heats are sche “ It’s a good thing to see that female athletes, 16 and regular season games Nov. 22 morning in Seoul, which is 14 hours ahead Boltan 2 0—2 sprint rivalry as the long-awaited meetings with Johnson, but the American glamour girls of track and field for the Humey said. goal first half explosion by Patrik Parish Hill 0 0 - 0 duled for Friday, with the semifi especially black female athletes, can be on the against Cleveland. Feb. 24 against of Eastern Daylight Time. track and field competition beg Canadian has won five of the last spectator’s eye. “ He was experiencing some slight Mattsson. Bolton High over Scoring; B— Alleman, Manegglo. nals Saturday and the finals on cover of Time and Newsweek,” .she said. Milwaukee and March 13 against New So far, NBC’s prime-time Olympic Saves; B— Danielle Curylo 6, PH— ins at the Olympic Games. six meetings, including the race Sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner and heptath- abdominal pain,” Humey said. ” He whelmed host Parish Hill, 6-1, Sunday. And the strides made don’t mean substance is Jersey. telecasts are averaging a 16.4. five points Christy Calkins 13. The showdown between tbe that mattered most at the World lete Jackie Joyner-Kersee are a fashion-forward practiced and took every snap.” Wednesday in non-conference Moses, 33, said the chance for a giving way to style, she said. The stress is still on lower than projected. Network officials ebullient American and the shy Chaibpionships in Rome last pair who’d almost rather false start than hit the boys’ soccer action. third Olympic gold “ is what's sport. Williams went into surgery, which lasted predict higher ratings after track and field Canadian is among the first of a year, when he set the world track with uncoiffed hair and unpolished nails. Bolton. 2-1, resumes action been keeping me going for the last U.S. hooters ousted about l ‘A hours, at 10; 20 p.m. It was competition gets under way Friday. series of headline events in what record of 9.83 seconds. Griffth Joyner’s inches-long talons were “ Florence was wearing those clothes a long Saturday at 11 a.m. when it hosts Volleyball four years.” performed by Dr. Todd Arcomano of the A ratings point equals 886,000 should be the best Olympic track Lewis gained a measure of deemed too clumsy to handle a baton in the 1984 tim e.” Rudolph said. “ But that wa.sn't picked up TAEGU. South Korea (AP) - The Cheney Tech in the Charter Oak “ I ’m in great shape.” he said. Arlington Hospital staff, according to households. MHS swept In three competition at least since 1976. revenge this year in Zurich, Olympic relays, while her sister-in-law, Joyner- on until she set a world record.” United States put up a valiant fight Conference opener for both “ My training times are faster Humey. Hospital officials declined This is the first time in three Switzerland, winning and equal Kersee. has been seen around Seoul in a bouffant The 100-meter wonder with a penchant for Thursday before bowing to the Soviet schools. ENFIELD — The Manchester than ever before in my career.” comment. Olympics that all of the world’s ing his American record of 9.93 wig and vibrantly colored lips. running in what seems to be lingerie. Griffith Mattsson scored his goals at High girls’ volleyball team Jackie Joyner-Kersee. consi Union 4-2 and being eliminated from the top three track and field powers seconds. Appearing recently In all their muscular glory Joyner says she will leave her individuality in the 7; 01, 9:36 and 16:01. Jon Wiedie dropped its match with Fermi dered virtually a sure bet to win Olympic soccer tournament. — the Soviet Union. United States The Jamaica-born Johnson fin on the covers of national magazines, the two. closet when the 100 meters is run Sunday, opting Schroeder to start at QB and Attila Lengyl had assists. High. 3-15,5-15 and 6-15. Wednes the heptathlon a nd possibly break The Soviet Union and Argentina, which and East Germany — are ished third behind Lewis and along with Valerie Brisco and Evelyn Ashford, for the U.S. team’s mundane two-legged running McEnroe a winner C.J. Jedrziewski. Zac Morford day afternoon. The Indians are her own world record in the beat South Korea 2-1. advanced from the E L SEGUNDO, Calif. (A P) - Coach entered. American Calvin Smith. Johnson are leading a new breed of women track stars, suit. and Mike Haugh closed out the now 1-1 and will be at Windham process, competes in her first Group C pool to the quaterfinals. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Third-seeded Mike Shanahan of the Los Angeles Raiders Lewis and Johnson, both exud said he was suffering from a renowned for their clothes and hairstyles as well Yawn. scoring for the Bulldogs in the Friday at 3:30 p.m. four events Friday, with the final American coach Lothar Osiander said he John McEnroe defeated Paul Annacone made official Wednesday what he had ing supreme confidence, are set hamstring injury then but is fine as their athletic ability. Unshackled from conformity, what a wonder second half. Lisa Moriconi played well for three set for Saturday. thought his team nonetheless did quite well implied two days earlier — Jay Schroeder to run preliminary 100-meter now. “ I don’t think being an athlete is unfeminine,” she can be. 6-1,6-2 Wednesday night in a first-round “It was a good team effort,” the Indians. The Manchester Mary Decker Slaney, the pre in the Olympics, where they managed to will be his team’s starting quarterback heats Friday, the first day of “ I haven’t felt better since said Joyner-Kersee. who starts running the In 1984 at L.A ., she was as bright as the lights of match in the $415,000 Volvo-Los Angeles Bolton coach Ray Boyd said. “ We junior varsity squad also lost. mier American women’s dis against Denver next Monday night. track competition at the 70,000- Rome,” he said. “ I ’m ready.” Hollywood in a rainbow of Lycra togs. And at the tie Argentina and South Korea before the mens’ tennis tournament. dominated the action.” That was 3-15, 15-5, 7-15. Tammi Dulberger heptathlon’s seven-event gantlet Friday. “ I think seat Olympic Stadium. Because Lewis isn’t the only big-name tance runner who has never won 1986 World Championships in Rome, she looked loss to the Soviets. In second-round matches played earlier, “ We will start with Jay Schroeder, he shown in a 34-4 edge in shots. played well for the junior varsity. of it as a kind of grace.” of the time difference that will be American who will compete early an Olympic medal, runs in the "W e had weak moments here and there Jim Pugh upset sixth-seeded Dan Goldie will get 80 to 90 percent of the reps in Wilma Rudolph, the winner of three gold sleek in a hooded body.suit. tonight in the United States. in the eight-day track and field 3.000-meter preliminaries Satur but we are getting better,” he said. 6-2,6-4 and amateur Jeff Tarango practice,” Shanahan said at his weekly The semifinals and finals are competition. day. “ We will rearrange our priorities and get surprised Christo van Rensburg of South meeting with reporters. “ Right now, our ready for 1994” when the United States Africa 6-3, 6-3. intentions are to go with a normal game Bosox hosts the World Cup. he said. Second-seeded Kevin Curren breezed to plan. I feel like Jay can handle a whole a 6-1,6-3 victory over Jim Courier and game plan. From page 11 ■ f Koreans turn ugly in boxing dispute fifth-seeded David Pate needed an 8-6 “ He does have experience. He’s 24-7 as a ■TMt Whalers deadlock Devils starter. We would not trade (standout Student Gymnasium by 10 no immediate word on what tiebreaker in the second set to beat Pete By Tim Dahiberg The Korean coaches threw offensive tackle) Jim Lachey to get a policemen. action, if any, would be taken HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford center Sampras 6-3,7-6. they’ve got to catch us.” off with a triple off center fielder The Associated Press several punches at Walker, hit backup.” Byun, the Korean boxer who against the Korean coaches. Ron Francis scored on a rebound with 4:16 McEnroe and Annacone, the 1985 Morgan said that he had his big Ellis Burks’ glove at the 375-foot IS ting him at least once despite lost the decision, refused to leave Dragosla V Petrovic of Yugo.sla- remaining in the second period to lift the Volvo-Los Angeles winner, held serve in Schroeder. 27, was traded to the Raiders mark in left center and scored one SEOUL, South Korea — Frus efforts by fellow referees to shield three, Bruce Hurst, Mike Bod- the ring after it was cleared. In a via. an AIBA official, said the Whalers into a 2-2 tie against New Jersey. the second set for a 2-2 tie before McEnroe by the Washington Redskins in exchange out later on Fred McGriff’s tration over a boxing loss shat him in a comer. dicker and RogerClemens, ready bizarre scene of protest, Byun sat Korean coaches would probably for Lachey and two draft choices on Sept. sacrifice fly to center. tered the harmony of the Olym Several other Koreans — in Francis, netting his second goal of the won the last four games. to start against the Yankees. in the ring for more than an hour, be kicked out of the Games. 5. Schroeder replaces Steve Beuerlein in “ That was a good pitch I made pics as outraged South Korean cluding an official from the preseason, scored from 10 feet after New McEnroe will face 16-year-old Michael "We'll battle ’em again, just forcing boxing organizers to “ If you attack the referee, you the starting lineup. to Moseby,” Gardner said. “ He coaches and spectators assaulted Olympic organizing committee — Jersey goaltender Chris Terreri had Chang in a second-round match Thursday. like we’ve done before,” Morgan move the remaining fights to a are disqualified.” said Peatrovic. just went out and got it. A couple a referee who they said “ robbed” also jumped into the ring and stopped point-blank shots by Stewart “ I expect him to play better (than said. ” We just have to go in and second ring. “ The rules are quite clear about of feet shorter, though, Ellis had one of their fighters of victory. tried to attack Walker, while the Gavin and Lindsay Carson. Annacone), but I need to stick to my game, take some games there. It looks The fracas overshadowed a fine that.” an easy catch. International boxing officials team manager stood on the ring Gavin added a short-handed goal for the and if I do I ’ll win,” McEnroe sai<^ f like another hectic weekend with opening performance by Ameri Mitch Green arrested “ The ball hit my glove a split called for the disqualification of apron urging the largely Korean Whalers, 1-2-1. The Devils, 0-2-1, had goals the pinstripers.” can Kennedy McKinney, who Kim Sung-hyun, president of second before I crashed into the South Korea’s team coach who, crowd to join the fracas. Two from Randy Velischek and Troy Crowder. NEW YORK (AP) - Boxer Mitch Green The Red Sox were quiet but not knocked out Erick-Giovnni Perez the Korean Boxing Association, wall. I had it, but I couldn’t hold with an assistant, began Thurs chairs and a water bottle were apologized for the brawl and said New Jersey outshot the Whalers, 36-27. was arrested for disorderly conduct upset after Flanagan, 12-13, out- of Guatemala in the opening fight Bruins trim Islanders Wednesday after police found him pitched Wes Gardner, 8-5. on. It would have been a pretty day’s melee by storming the ring thrown into the ring, but missed he would “ resign from all boxing Hartford went ahead 1-0 on Gavin’s tally good catch if I hadmade it.” and attacking referee Keith their intended mark. of the day. "ranting and raving” and “ acting Duane Ward allowed two hits in McKinney, a bantamweight, posts after the Olympics to take at 11:47 of the second period but the Devils HAMILTON, Ontario (AP) — Cam Neely “ It was a bang-bang play and Walker of New Zealand. Other Korean officials con- irrationally” on a Harlem street comer, a the ninth but earned his 15th save. knocked Perez to the canvas with responsibility.” struck for goals by Velischek and Crowder scored twice as the Boston Bruins defeated Ellis just couldn’t hold on when he Scores of South Koreans an demmed the incident. department spokesman said. “ We’re still in first place and a big right hand only seconds into within a 29-second span to claim a 2-1 lead. the New York Islanders 4-2. hit the wall,” Morgan said. gered by the refereeing called the “ It was very disgraceful behav Kim said he had no plans to Sgt. Ed Bums, a police spokesman, said the other clubs have to catch us,” the fight, then floored him with Velischek .scored on the power play at The 11,300 fans at the Copps Coliseum New Zealand Embassy and some ior,” said Shin Hyon-ung, direc punish any South Korean officials said veteran reliever Bob Stan Morgan admitted that he was another right midway through 12; 03 and then Crowder connected from the barely had a chance to find their seats officers had to use an electronic stun gun to shouted obscenities about tor general of the organizing involved in the brawl. ley, who got the final five outs only half right in his pregame the round. Perez was still on the right post off a series of passes from Jim when Neely scored with a wrist shot to the subdue Green after a woman complained Walker, who penalized bantam committee’s international press “ I have no intention to hold to officers around 1a.m. that a man was after Gardner allowed just Tour hunch. canvas when the fight ended at anybody but me responsible for Kom and Neil Brady. com er of the net behind Islander goalie weight Byun Jong-il and cost him department. “ Necessary action hits while striking out seven in 6 "Someone said that Flanagan 1:31 of the first round. Billy Smith at the 48-second mark. "ranting and raving” and "acting the ciose decision against Alexan- will be followed by the authorities the incident. My resignation Hartford rookie goaltender Kay 1-3 innings. “ You can be sure hadn’t been pitching too well, but The win was the fourth in a row irrationally” at 125th Street and Park dar Hristov of Bulgaria. concerned after a full would be enough,” he said. Whitmore had a strong game, stopping 20 Then New York’s Derek King drilled a we’re happier where we are than I had a feeling he’d give us a AP photo Avenue. “ We’re again robbed of our investigation.” for the U.S. team . which has 10 of The incident came midway of 21 shots during his 32-minute stint. wrist shot past Boston netminder Reggie the other teams are.” battle. And he did. its 12 fighters still in the Last month. Green was involved in a a victory in our own hometown!” It took police several minutes to through the morning session Whitmore allowed Veli.schek’s goal at Lemelin to tie the game at 14; 23 while the “ I felt I pitched well,” Gardner “ He’s a battler, but I never BOXER REBELLION — South Korean boxer Byun competition. street scuffle with heavyweight boxing shouted one fan at Chamshil respond to the battle and several following a 119-pound bout be 12:03 before being replaced by Peter Bruins’ Keith Crowder was off for holding. said. “ No one likes to lose a game flg u i^ we’d get shut out. I Korean officials huddled with champion Mike Tyson. The two argued Jong-il sits on the canvas of an empty ring beginning a Students’ Gymnasium as Byun’s more minutes to form a protec tween Byun and Hristov that was Sidorkiewicz, another rookie. In the second period, Neely scored again like this, but our guys will make thought we’d score some runs for officials of the International protest after losing a decision today to a Bulgarian boxer. loss triggered the wild melee that tive barrier around Walker. He frequently Interrupted by Walker New Jersey went l-for-8 on the power at 4; 36 after taking a pass from Bob over a previous, scheduled boxing bout up for it. ’They’ll bounce back.” sure. He outpitched us by a run. Byun held his sitout protest for over an hour before took dozens of police to bring did not appear to be hurt as he Boxing Federation (AIBA) after cautioning the two fighters for play while Hartford failed in five chances. Cimetta. that Green had lost. The Blue Jays managed their Our guy pitched a helluva game, the morning fights, butahere was under control. was escorted from Chamshil head butts and holding. lone run when Lloyd Moseby led but the othpr guy pitched better. ” leaving. I I 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 SCOREBOARD
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ACROSS 4 Italian river 5 Nosy 1 Disrespectful 6 Word of □□□ □□□□□ □□□ 9 Wooded hill farewell EUDDBCl LOS ANGELES — Comedian Robert 13 September 7 Small deer Townsend, with a little help from an holiday (2 wds.) 8 Nautical rope orchestra, singer and troupe of dancers, was 14 Actor Montand 9 Sacred song on stage re-creating the high school prom he send & His Partners in Crime II.” IB Light___ 10 Latin poet feather 11 Type of fabric missed 13 years ago in Chicago. 16 Cry of pain 12 Ivan the The orchestra played, the singer sang, the “WE HAVE A niEM E in the shows of AFTER HIS PROM-LESS graduation in 17 Talking bird Terrible dancers danced, and Townsend, clad in his taking characters and breaking the ruies,” he Chicago, Townsend joined the Second City 18 By means of 20 Uncle trademark black overcoat and brown hat, said. “ W e want to make peopie iaugh as hard comedy troupe. He later worked in the clubs 19 Debtor’s note 21 Gloomy feeling tried to generate the adolescent magic he as they can. I think with comedy there's a way in New York, where he met another rising PBAMUTB by Cbarlaa M. Bchuli 20 Biblical witch’s 22 Slippery missed in 1975. to be funny that's totally clean. There’s a way young comedian named Eddie Murphy. Both home 23 Farewells Townsend and his cast took over the to be funny that’s risque. Some of the stuff I do auditioned for NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” AMAZING, s ir ! I NEVER 21 Years (Fr.) ^HEV, k ip ! IS THAT A 24 Architect _ Wadsworth Theater, on the Veterans Admin is very clean. But some is borderline blue. M urphy got it. WOULI? MAVE THOUGHT YOU 22 Printer's Saarinen U ie OR ARE VOU istration compiex in West Los Angeles, to “It’s not really dirty, but a network might “I kept working in the clubs,” he said. "I COULP STUFF THAT WHOLE measure 25 Opera prince .UJEAR1N6 A SMEEP?' 23 Existence 26 Sudden loud rehearse his comedy special for Home Box look at it and say, 'What’s happening here?’ did some movies, like 'A Soldier’s Story,’ WIG INTO HIS MOUTH. Cable gives you freedom. They let you play 'American Flyers,’ 'Cooley High’ and 'Streets f t * ' 26 Brawnier noise Office. 31 Safecracker 27 Hoopster 39 Taka care 45 Theater box “We’re doing a prom skit but we're using and have fun. It appeals to the artist side of of Fire.’ Eddie and I stayed friends and ------^ (*l| groups 41 Western 46 Look sullen modem music,” he said as he took a seat to me. I’m not motivated by money. Once my supported each other. There wasn’t any 32 Close friend 28 Skeleton parts Australia 47 Florida county see how the show iooked from out front. bills are paid, I want the freedom. That kind rivalry. I directed his concert (movie) ’R aw .’ O IB M by NEA, (nc. 33 Actress Chase 29 Squeezed out capital 48 Concert halls “Howard Hewitt is going to sing ‘Once, of freedom is a compromise, but I love that “I don’t think I was ready at the time. In 34 Cupid 42 Computer term 30 Radiation Twice, Three Times.’ I graduated from compromise. retrospect, I think if I had gotten it (’Saturday 35 One or more measures 43 Adjective suffix 49 Nobleman Austin High School in Chicago, but I never got “ I think one of the them es to m y com edy is Night L iv e ’) I wouldn’t have becom e a w riter ZIPPY by Bill Qrllfllh 36 Engaged in 32 Breathe hard 44 Actress 51 Do farm work to the prom. So I’ti just pretend this is it.” bringing back morals. Bringing them back contest 38 Vine Redgrave 55 Iridium symbol and director.” 37 Ordering The one-hour speciai, premiering Satur and laughing at the conditions — you know, Townsend is probably best known for his 9 10 11 12 39 Necklace Items day, is one of a series of shows Townsend is making people aware of the problems and movie “Hollywood Shuffle.” Not so much for how ridiculous they are. Like having to go on 4>0 Green 14 doing for HBO. It’s cailed “HBO Comedy the fact that he co-wrote, directed and starred HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlk Brown* . Mountain State Hour: Take No Prisoners — Robert Town strike to get a decent salary^It’s a shame in it as for how he paid for the production. (abbr.) 17 41 Foot 42 Evangelist Graham TV Tonight 46 Bench 47 Female antelope 5:30P M [ESPN] Scholastic Sports sell Todd. Lorna Luft. 1984. QD Crook and Chase [ESPN] Australian Rules Football: Pre 50 Child’s toy Am erica QD Noticias Olimpicas liminary Final (60 min.) (Taped) (comp, wd.) QD Undersea World of Jacques Cous [H B O ] Tina -- Live — From Rio Live Jan. teau Q7) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: The [USA] Edge of Night 51 Israeli round 16, 1988, triple Grammy winner Tina Tur O ther Side of Racism Guest: sociologist dD MOVIE: 'Nicholas and Alexandra' Entertainment Tonight dance ner takes the stage lor a performance in Anne Wortham. 1 2:35AM CB Tsar Nicholas II. his failings as a monarch Actor Danny DeVito. (In Stereo) 52 Oklahoma town Rio de Janeiro. (60 min.| (In Stereo) and the great love he had for his wife are Ql) Love Connection 1 2 :40 AM S® m o v i e : w h o is Julia?' 53 _ oil [ M A X ] M O V IE : ‘Funny Girl' Fanny Brice, depicted in this historical drama. Michael [CNN] Moneyline 54 Carriage a stagestruck girl from New York's Lower Jayston, Janet Suzman, Roderic Nolle. Rendered brain-dead by a hemorrhage, a Fast Side, overcomes a series of heart 1971. Part 1. [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet transplant recipient emerges from surgery attandar confused about her identity. Mare Win- breaks to become one of America's most MOVIE; ‘Frankenstein and the [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay 56 Medieval slave beloved stars. Barbra Streisand, Omar Johnstone. ningham, Jameson Parker, Jeffrey De- 57 Light and airy Monster from Hell' The infamous doctor Munn. 1986. (R) Sharif, Kay Medford. 1968. Rated G. continues his experiments at an insane [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts; Len Daw 6:00P M CD CC @6) ® N e w s asylum. Peter Cushing, Shane Briani, son, Nick Buoniconti (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 :00AM (B Archie Bunker's Place DOWN Madeline Smith. 1974. Part 1 of 2. 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