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Cop’s 26 years Everything just fine Closings, staff cuts on beat recalled/3 as Sox splash to win/9 ahead for Ames/4 AA manrhpHtpr Mpralb Tuesday, May 1, 1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents Y Reed celebrates end of his captivity with a beer and a steak napped Sept. 9, 1986, was held with other hostages WIESBADEN, West Germany (AP) — A pale but weather at nearby Rhein-Main Air Base from Syria played a role. on a U.S. Air Force C-141 transport plane. The white-bearded former captive was driven to but he would not elaborate. energetic Frank Reed, the second American hostage In Washington, President Bush thanked Syria and freed in nine days, checked into a U.S. military He stepped off the plane looking sprightly and the Syrian capital of Damascus, where he described a waving the “V” for victory sign but looked tired after “lonely and boring” ordeal in which he was ucated Iran for their help. hospital today and celebrated the end of his captivity He encouraged them to help free the six with a beer and a large steak. arriving by helicopter at the hospital for the medical reasonably well but kept ignorant of his fate. tests and debriefing that have become a rite for freed “V/c’d know nothing,” Reed told a crowded news Americans among 16 Westerners still believed held Doctors said the 57-year-old educator, who said he in Lebanon by pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem fundamen­ was kept blindfolded for much of his 3*/2-ycar ordeal, hostages. conference in Damascus. “We had no radio. We had talists, saying that only then can those countries ex­ was “weak and tired” but otherwise feeling well and Reed was released Monday night into Syrian hands no news. We had no Time, no Newsweek to go by. In pect normalized relations with Washington. was reunited with his wife and 9-ycar-old son. in West Beirut, just as Robert Polhill was last week. fact, there were times when I did not even know what There was no doubt that Iran, which backs the Shiite month it was.” Reed blew kisses, waved and kissed his hand and Please see HOSTAGE, page 8 touched the ground after arriving in brilliant, sunny Moslem fundamentalist hostage-takers, had again The remarks implied that Reed, who was kid­ Special focus program draws ~n S I” all over town — m O o all the schools, not just to some,” By Nancy Foley said Terry A. Bogli, a member of the ^ CD Manchester Herald Board of Education as well as its H - < special focus committee. m The proposed special focus However, the program’s future is program at Nathan Hale School is uncertain as Republican town direc­ o 5 drawing students from all over tors work toward a decision on the town, according to figures released $46.3 million education budget by by school officials. Wednesday night. The program was “It Just shows that the program is on the school superintendent’s list of 0r * DD2 of interest to the general public, to recommended cuts if the directors > O O significantly reduce the education budget. O TODAY Of 99 applications to the sptccial — m focus p)TOgram, the highest number, 21, came from Washington School CO Index students, followed by Martin and 16 pagas, 2 sactions Robertson, both with 17 applica­ o O tions. Eleven applications came m z Classified 15-16 from both Highland FVk and Wad­ o > Comics 13 dell School, ten from Keeney Suect > 1“ Focus 12 School, and seven from Vcrplanck. DD CO Local/Stata 3-4 The lowest number of applica­ Lottorv 2 tions came from Buckley, three, and Nalion/Wbrid 5, 7, 14 3 3 > Obituaries 2 Bowers, two. The program has also > “ * into/The Manctiesior Herald Ooinion 6 received five or six applications T 3 Sports 9 11 from pjarents of pre-schoolers whose SHEAR DELIGHT — Martins Ozolins, 94, of 132 Lenox residence, where he lives with his sister. Televisisn 13 Plea.se see MAGNET, page 8 Street prunes rose bushes Monday in the yard of his Tinkertoy unlocks scope problem O’Neill signs abortion bill

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, Md. (AP) — involved quite inuicatc geometry," he said. “A number By Judd Everhart O’Neill, a Democrat not seeking pregnancy, when the fetus is capable The Hubble Space Telescope, all $1.5 billion of iu is of us realized we could benefit ^eatly from a model. of living outside the womb, only The Associated Press re-election this year, signed the back in working order today because a NASA engineer Someone suggested that even a Tinkertoy model could measure Monday with no signing when the life or health of the mother u-sed a Tinkertoy, a lamp cord, masking tape and glue to be useful.” HARTFORD — Gov. William A. ceremony. He said it “strikes a is in danger. help solve a major problem. He drove to a toy store Sunday afternoon and bought balance between a person’s right to “It rccogni/.cs a right to choice by two boxes of the construction toy. He got the other items O’Neill, a Roman Catholic who per­ The telescope’s No. 2 high-gain anwnna, wedged in privacy and state interests.” women. The law also recognizes the one position since last Friday, was free and sending data in a drug store and put the model together in 15 minutes sonally opposes abortions, put his feelings aside and signed into law a The new law, effective Oct. 1, state has an interest in fetus viability through relay satellites. with another engineer, John Decker. repeals the state’s unenforced and properly recognizes that minors The National Aeronautics and Space Adminisuation The telescope has two dish-shaped high-gain an ennas bill affirming a woman’s right to abortion even if the U.S. Supreme criminal anti-abortion suitutes, re­ should be counseled before making expected calibration and other normal start-up work to that are designed to uansmit science data to two orbiting quires girls under 16 to gel counsel­ the very difficult decision to abort a begin by tonight and to receive its first pictures from the relay satellites at speeds equivalent to sending the con­ Court overturns the landmark Roe vs. Wade decision making abortion ing before getting an abortion and pregnancy,” O'Neill said in a state­ telescope by next weekend. tents of a 30-voIume encyclopedia in 42 minutes. encourages them to tell their ment released after die signing. The No. 2 antenna jammed on Friday when engineers legal. “The moral of the story is that there is no solution parents. The bill liad cleared the state tJiat’s too humble,” said David Skillman, who built a were turning it left and right. Sensing something wrong The action makes Connecticut the first stale to guarantee the right to In a variation on Rw vs. Wade, model of the jammed antenna. the new law allows abtirtions late in Plea.se .see ABOR ITON, page 8 “We were faced with a problem on the telescope that Plea.se see HUBBLE, page 8 choose abortion. HATS 1 19 years ago, man began collection

Stetson gold miner’s hat, .Amish By Dianna M. Talbot After that, he bought his first set tuts, a Mexican sombrero, safari Manchester Herald of golf clubs, used, for a total of $7. Because he was balding. hats, a }xdice hat, a small crown and a hat with a battery-o[vrated Manchester resident Joseph Grenier needed to wear a hat on ckvk on the front. Hie 43-year Grenier didn’t intend to start a the golf course, so he began valuable hat collection when he buying one from each course he Manchester residetu keeps all the hats hung and covered with plastic played his first serious game of played. m his garage along with other golf in 1971 at the East Hartford Nineteen years and many golf Golf Course. games later, the Deepwood Drive memorabilia. 'ITtc fomier I’raii & Whitney 9 Doctors had told him that his resident is very much alive and heart was bad: he probably liad still golfing, mainly at the machinist credits the exercise from about a year or so to live. Manchester Country Club about golfing with lengilieiiing his life. Dctcmiincd to make the most of three mornings a week. He has survived iluee heart attacks his remaining lime, the thcn-50- And the hats in his collection in the past 20 years. year-old decided to take up golf, a number about 200 and are worth But old age and oilier health game he lutd played once before, about $1,000. problems are exacting their loll, niiuiy years earlier in India as a "Eighty jtercent of them have the 69-year-old retiree s.iid. “You corporal in the Air Force. never been worn,” Grenier said. have to slow down sometime." “I said. ’I’m not going to stay He plans to give the collection to His legs began weakening about home and wait for this,’ ” Grenier his grandchildren unless someone three years ago. so Grenier now Judy HanlinorThe Manchester Herald recalled. makes him a fair offer. rides m a carl instead of walking 9 During his second game of golf, Besides golf luits, Grenier has when he plays golf Hiabeies also HATS OFF — Joseph Grenier of 79 Deepwood Drive shows off his 190-plus hat collec­ “I must have got bit. I got the acquired several interesting pieces tion in his garage. Everytime he golfs somewhere new, Grenier buys another hat. bug,” he said. of head gear, including a 19.3.3 P ’.ea.se see Il.Al S, page 8 0 MANCHESTER HERALD,'Ricsday, May 1, 1990—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, May 1, 1990 MANCHESTER/COVENTRY RECORD Einnwetente About Town Births Retired cop looks Group envisions PRATT, a daughter bom Feb. 25 at Hartford Hospital ideal downtown La Leche League to meet to Mark and Lesley Smart Pratt of 96 Rachel Road. back on 26 years Breastfeeding advantages to mothers and babies will PETRY, a dau^ter bom March 9 at Hartford Hospi­ be the topic of a La Leche League meeting on Wednes­ tal to Keith N. and Cindy Faucher Retry, 14 White St. eon at the station. By Rick Seintos the four groups in agreement, and day at 7:30 p.m. Women and babies are welcome. For SCRIBNER, a daughter bom Feb. 11 at Manchester By Dianna M. Talbot individuals offering widely varying Memorial Hospital to John A. and Cheryl Eshoo Scrib- At age 50, McNeilly said he is Manchester Herald more information call Barbara at 646-8171 or Kathy at Manchester Herald definitions. ner, 27 McKee Place. retiring to take advanuge of his pen­ 646-7277. sion benefits and to travel with his “How about a gazebo in Center As pointed out by real estate PELLETIER, a son bom Feb. 20 to Robert J. and One of the funniest on-the-job in­ agent Carl Zinsser, perceptions of Manchester Grange to meet Donna Smith Pelletier Jr., 237 W. Center St. wife. Rose. He also plans to do a lot Park?” said a local businessman. cidents during Robert McNeilly’s 26 of fishing, golfing and woodwork­ “Or maybe, a mini-bandshell where the northern and southern boun­ Manchester Grange No. 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 CURTIS, a daughter bom Feb. 20 at Hartford Hospi­ years as a Manchester police officer ing. small musical groups could per­ daries arc quite similar, basically p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street for a program by tal to Kevin M. and Regina Curtis, 45 Crosby Road. involved three people who stuttered. defined by Center Street and BEGIN, a daughter bom Ffeb. 20 at Hartford Hospital The patrolman, who joined the form?” the Graees. Members are reminded to bring items for the It was about 1970, and a patrol­ A town employee piped in, “What Hartford RoadAThartcr Oak Street. to Andrew C. and Patricia Galligan Begin, 26 Stone St. department in 1964 after a 4 1-2- auction table. man had responded to a motor year stint in the Marine Corps, said we really need is a park on the east But eastern and western boundaries, CUPRAK, a daughter was bom March 2 at Hartford vehicle accident at the former First especially western, were more dif­ Weight group to meet Hospital to Bohdan and Margaret Campbell Cuprak, 46 he did not seek promotions to detec­ side of ^ ^ n Street.” National Supermarket, now the site tive, sergeant, lieutenant, captain or “You know what we don’t need,” ficult for community members to The Women’s Association to Enjoy Slimming will Prospect St., Coventry. of Manchester Superior Court, said agree on. LEY, a son was bom March 3 to James F. and Roberta chief because he enjoyed being a said a member of the Plarming and meet Thursday at 72 E. Center St. Weigh-in will be at McNeilly. McNeilly, who retired patrolman. ’They meet more people, Zoning Commission. “It’s any of Some suggested the west side of 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. and a meeting will follow. New mem­ Yonika Ley, 98 Maryanne Drive, Coventry. Monday, reminisced during an inter­ he said. those large flower pots that block the downtown is marked by streets bers are welcome. SMART, a dau^ter was bom Feb. 25 at Hartford view at the police station. running parallel and a few hundred Y pedesuian traffic on the sidewalks.” Hospital to James S. and Janet Smart, 42 Ridgebrook Shortly after joining the force, The first officer on the scene McNeilly’s co-workers nicknamed Those were just a few of the ideas feet ofi Main. But others said the Health checks available Drive, CovenU7. called for a backup, McNeilly con­ him “Thumper,” a name denved tossed around by the 50 or so border is Pine Street which runs BOLTON, Chelsea Irene, daughter of William M. Blood pressure checks, tine tests and health guidance tinued. Then the backup called for a from one of his first arrests. downtown business owners, town through the Cheney mill buildings, a will be available Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the and Bernadette Claing Bolton of 150 Pine St., was bora backup. Worried that there might be A man had assaulted someone, officials, and politicians who full half-mile west of Main. April 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal CovenUy Town Hall. All town residents are eligible for trouble, McNeilly also went to the McNeilly recalled. gathered Monday night at the Army “A point has been made,” Pel­ grandparents are Helen B. and Gerard J. Claing of Far­ the program. For more information, call Visiting Nurse scene. “I caught him and he was about to & Navy Club to begin planning the legrini said. “There is no downtown. mington. Her paternal grandparents are Robert W. and and Community Health of Eastern Connecticut, Inc. at It turned out there was trouble, hit me, so I hit him,” he said. The look of downtown after its 'f you don’t know how to define the Janice R. Bolton of Mansfield, Mass. 423-1651. but only because the man in the ac­ blow apparently caused the man reconstruction is completed. downtown, then you don’t know if CRAY, Deanna Lauren, daughter of Mark E. and cident thought the responding police some injury because he went to the The three-hour meeting was ac­ you’ve done anything for the Course for parents offered Judy HaiHin(yManchester Herald Alice Ryan Cray of 275 I^kcr St., was bom April 13 at officers were making fun of his stut­ tually more of a roll-up-thc-slceves, downtown.” “Parenting Adolescents” is the topic of a one-session Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal tering, McNeilly said. The man was hospital for treatment. scratch-lhe-forchcad, jot-down- Regarding the types of busi­ When co-workers asked McNeilly Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald workshop to be held Wednesday from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at APPRECIATED — Third-grader Paul Badeau, 9, gives flowers to his teacher Genevie grandparents are Lillian Ryan of Rosedale, N.Y. Her angry and becoming verbally nolcs, work session led by Town nesses, the groups compiled lists of Connections: A Center for Counseling and Education, Shanahan Monday at Buckley School. He gave her the flowers in honor of Teacher Ap­ paternal grandparents are Doris Cray and Spindy Cray of abusive. what hajjpened to the man, McNeil­ READY FOR FISHING — Patrolman Robert McNeilly holds a Planning Director Mark Pellegrini, “wants” and “don’t wants”. Notable 397 N. Main St. The fee is $5. Call 646-5161 to register. Presque Isle, Maine. She has two brothers, Jason However, the stuttering police of­ ly told them, “I thumped him.” And preciation Day. fishing rod his sons gave him for his retirement. who made no speeches. “wants” included more parking, Rodriguez, 16 and Evonne Rodriguiz, 14. ficers were not making jokes, a nickname was bom. Instead, he asked the gathering to grocery stores, and professional of­ Anxious group to meet Members and former members of McNeilly said. sycat,” Rand interjected. break into four groups, huddle fices; among “don’t wants” were gas Help for anxiety disorders is available through the The first officer to respond and the police department said they will Although there are no size re­ stations, convenience stores, liquor Manchester Area Agoraphobics Together Support Group, quirements for police officers, an For his part, McNeilly leaves with around tables blanketed with large his backup both stuttered when ex­ miss McNeilly, physically as well as stores, and bars. which meets Mondays at 7 p.m. and Wednesdays at unruly person can be more in­ a touch of sadness. maps of the town center, and cited. It was just coincidence they emotionally. For physical appearance, the over­ 10:45 a m. at Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. Obituaries Current Quotes timidated by a police officer who is “It’s been a pleasure working for brainstorm about the future. both responded to the same acci­ “He’s big,” said Richard Rand, Pellegrini assigned them five whelming sentiment was store fronts For more information, call 529-1970. who retired from the police depart­ bigger than he is, Rand said. the town. I’ll miss the people here,” dent, McNeilly said. . tasks: determine the geographical should be repaired and designed for ment last year, but relumed to the And McNeilly, at 6 feet three in­ he said. daughter, Debra Stockman of Bris­ The incident was one of several, boundaries of downtown; suggest pleasing architectural blend, possib­ Play to be held Joseph B. Ford Jr. in Florida. “We’d know nothing. We had no radio. We had no station to help celebrate McNeilly’s ches tall and weighing about 270 McNeilly and his wife live on tol; stepchildren, Wayne and James including high-speed chases and ly of a specific style such as “Everyman, a morality play for the 90’s” is the title of news. We had no Time, no Newsweek to go by. In fact, pounds, is larger than most people. Chambers Sued. They have four the types of businesses that should Joseph B. Ford Jr., 58, of Spring both of Pompton Lakes, NJ., Wil­ Neil R. Clendaniel criminal hunts, which came to mind departure. “He can do more colonial. There was great support an outdoor production to be presented Friday, Saturday there were times when I did not even know what month “But actually, he’s a real pus­ children and three grandchildren. exist in the area; state ideas for the O Hill, Fla., formerly of Bristol and liam, Sharon and Terry, of Spring A memorial service for Neil R. during McNeilly’s farewell lunch- psychologically.” for more plantings, public benches, and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Bicentennial Band Shell at it was.” — Frank Reed, the second American hostage desired physical appearance; Mystic Islands, N.H., died Thursday Hill, and Carol of Absecon, NJ.; 14 Clendaniel, 34, of 85 Meadow Lane, propose plans for parking; and olfcr and sidewalk repairs. JD -n Manchester Community College. The production also (April 19, 1990) at Hudson Medical freed in Beirut in nine days, describing his Viz years in Regarding parking, the group will be presented indoors Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. grandchildren; and two great­ who died Saturday (April 28, 1990) ways to accomplish the above goals. S F Center, Fla. He is survived by his grandchildren. He was predeceased will be held Saturiiy at 1 p.m. at the captivity. wants more spaces, improved lot in the college’s Lowe Program Center. Admission is free, Before the work started, he uied wife Carol Ford, and his brother, by a son, Michael Ford. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen­ conditions, and suicter regulations but chair rental is $3.50. Donations will be solicited. “The Department of Housing and Urban Development Dodd on to encourage the free flow of Robert Ford of Manchester. A military funeral will be ter St. Calling hours are Saturday an to prevent employees and business — m was the best domestic political machine I have ever thought. “There will be no bad He is also survived by a son, Thursday at the Merritt Funeral hour before the service. Burial will owners from parking all day in O o Rabies clinics scheduled seen.” — Dubois L. Gilliam, a convicted former HUD ideas, no dumb ideas, no silly ideas. Timothy Ford of Spring Hill; a Home, Brooksville, Fla. Burial was be at the convenience of the family. prime spots. A rabies clinic will be held at Bolton’s Community official, in testimony before a House panel. deficit, Every idea presented will be as­ As far as accomplishing the goals, ^ CD Hall Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Sponsored by the sumed valid,” he said. many suggested incentives such as H ^ Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association, the cost is “In a lifetime, I have seen this country disintegrate.” The first task — determining tax breaks and low-inlcrcst govern­ — Henry Stenhouse, a North Carolina eye doctor, ex­ m . $6 cash, and animals must be on leashes. Another clinic downtown’s borders — sparked ment-sponsored loans for those who will be held May 12 at the Andover Garage on Longhill Deaths Elsewhere plaining why he’s running for Congress at the age of 100 education good-natured debate with none of make improvements. Road from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in his first electoral bid. British daughters to meet 2 Margaret T. Hance N’Djamena. She was in charge of all French theater company Comedie By Alex Girelli The Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British broadcasts by the church-owned Francaise, died Monday of a brain Manchester Herald______No major changes made Empire will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at Community PHOENIX (AP) — Margaret T. Hance, who presided over eight radio and TV stations in the largely hemorrhage at age 59. Public Meetings Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Christian southern part of Chad. “1 have a sense that we are silting o o years of explosive growth as in the bleachers” while vast political in 8th district’s budget O Phoenix’s first woman mayor, died Order of America to meet Dr. Howard Ulfelder Public meetings scheduled for tonight: and economic changes are going on m rn Sunday of cancer at age 66. Herald Monday night that the town Scandia Lodge No. 23, Vasa of Order of America, will Sim Son BOSTON (AP) — Dr. Howard in the world, U.S. Sen. Christopher By Alex Girelli Manchester docs not charge a fee. m ^ meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Chur­ Hance, a national co-chairwoman BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Ulfelder, a cancer specialist and Dodd said in a Manchester speech Manchester Herald P ^ O'Marra also urged the directors ch, 60 Church St. A hobby crafts show and tell presenta­ of President Reagan’s 1984 re-elec­ Sim Son, who was in charge of former chief of gynecological ser­ Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 Monday. p.m. to restore to the budget a gas detec­ tion will follow. tion campaign, was elected mayor in civilian affairs for the Khmer vices at Massachusetts General Dodd spwkc to about 150 mem­ Reginald Pinto/Manchetief Herald Only two people spoke at a 14- O O tor for the fire marshal at an es­ Church sponsors public talk November 1975 and served four Rouge, was killed April 25 when a Hospital, died of pneumonia Sun­ Andover bers and guests of the Greater minuie long public hearing Monday m z two-year terms before retiring in tree fell on him near the Thai border Manchester Chamber of Commerce DODD DISCUSSION — Tony Gorman, chairman of the board of the Greater Manchester night on the proposed $1.7 million timated cost of $3,700. Members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 N. day. He was 78. The only other speaker was a > 1983. in Cambodia during a storm. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, during a luncheon at the Manchester budget for the Eighth Utilities Dis­ Main St., will sponsor a free public talk May 5 from 2 to 8 p.m. Chamber of Commerce, right, speaks with U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd during a chamber O’Marra’s wife, Mary O’Marra, a > I” His age was not disclosed. Ulfelder is credited with linking Country Club. trict and the budget will go to the 3 p.m. at the church. candidate for the district board of DO CO Sim Son, a former ambassador to vaginal cancer in young women and Coventry Dodd said the United States needs luncheon Monday. voters at the aiutual meeting May 23 The topic will be “Freedom from Fear: A Present Pos­ Annie Courage the use of DES, or diethyl-stil- to find revolutionary solutions to directors. She said the directors may North Korea, reportedly conuolled action on uade barriers. with no significant changes. J3 sibility.” Jack Thornton, C.S.B., of Marblehead, Mass., Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estates, 7 p.m. economic and social problems, and nation should focus arc education many is less than one percent, he have been short-sighted in cutting > N’DJAMENA, Chad (AP) — decisions regarding the estimated bcstrol, by their mothers during “We don’t really have a shoe in- A 7-mill uix rate, the same as the will speaking pregnancy. The research, published School Building Committee, CovenU'y H i^ School, he questioned whether the counuy and the trade deficit. added. some items from the capital im­ > Sister Annie Courage, a French nun 150,000 civilians living in Khmer dusu-y,” he said, but for the sake of current rale, will be proposed to sup­ in 1971, contributed to the Food and 7:30 p.m. can muster the courage politically to He said education budgets are provements section of the fire ■u who ran Roman Catholic radio and Rouge-controlled areas and U.N.- two or three shoe manufacturers, it port the spending. Drug Administration’s recommen­ Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, Dodd said Hartford High School easy targets. Rtrents do not get in­ television suitions in Chad, died administered refugee camps near the effect needed changes. was not fx)ssible to get 15 needed department budget and those items dation that the drug be banned 7:30 p.m. has a dropout rate of about 20 per­ volved, he said, and teachers and But on May 21. two days before Thoughts Saturday in a car accident at age 45. Thai frontier. Referring to political changes in votes in the Senate to ease shoe may have to be restored hastily later. during pregnancy. cent, which is considered good in the annual meeting, the directors She had worked in Chad for 20 Central America and Eastern school boards do not have a sig­ trade barriers for South American She said the fire department and years. From 1955 to 1976, he was chief comparison to some major cities nificant impact. will consider an ordinance that the marshal’s office share some Europe, Dodd said, “We seem to ^ nations that want to buy American- would authorize the district fire mar­ In his book, “The Romance of the Ministry,” Sister Courage was a personal as­ Antoine Vitez of the Vincent Mem.orial Hospital, watching the events as they occur.” with rates of 40 percent. The radios which work because some Lottery dropout rale, in Japan and West Ger­ Dodd also said it is difficult to get made computers. shal to charge a fee for reviewing Raymond Calkins wrote that the parish minister who is sistant to Monsignor Charles Van- PARIS (AP) — Antoine Vitez, Massachusetts General’s gynecol­ nHe c 5said «U U twovvryj areas on which " ------the fire officers arc also on the mar­ above all else interested in the petty feelings and frailties dam, Roman Catholic archbishop of chief administrator of the famed ogy service. plans for commercial buildings to shal’s staff, but if that situation of men and women, cares a great deal and thus knows sec that they conform to fire regula­ changes, more radios may be much of the least of men and women, finds him and her­ Here are Monday’s lottery results from around New Green optimistic on referendum for Coventry tions. needed. self in a romantic world. The minister Icains that “where England: The ordinance was proposed She also questioned eliminating human beings live and love and suffer, there is an eternal Public Records CONNECTICUT out how much we have to spend, the referendum petition, Monday by Thomas O'Marra of 20 By Jacqueline Bennett for fiscal 1990-91, which begins “The referendum allows several $2,(XX) for studies of drain water in­ significance beneath the commonplace and that if we Daily: 0-6-7. Play Four: S-2-8-7. total of our grand list and revenue Schaller Road, who spoke for him­ filtrating into sanitary sewer lines. Manchester Herald July 1, is up $913,786 from this hours to vote, so you can pick a lime grasp it, it leads us to the root of life;” that "in every MASSACHUSETTS year. It was approved by the Town and use it as a goal to live within," self and on behalf of Fire Marshal She said that though faulty manhole Daily: 1-6-1-5. said Green. and go vote instead of waiting a Granville Lingard. O’Marra is a human being lies the spark of immoruil beauty to the Warranty deeds Hayden L. Griswold Jr. to Brent C. Griswold, Diane Council April 12 and now is headed covers through which some water fanned into flame by one rightly directed breath;” that if NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND COVENTRY — After a decade It look three voles to gel a budget whole evening starting at 7:30 and captain in the fire deparunenl. Town of Manchester to the State of Connecticut, west G. Johnston and Robert Percy, Spencer Street, no con­ of petitioning the Annual Town for the voters at the Annual Town not knowing when the vote will be. had been entering have been the minister but looks for it there will be found the soul New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine daily: 5-6-6 and Meeting May 11, unless it is suc­ adopred last year and Green twice Director Gordon Lassow sug­ replaced, some water may still be side of Main Street at Forest Street, $80,(XX). veyance tax. 9-2-1-1. Meeting on the budget to adjourn successfully petitioned the budget to Green said. of goodness in every human creature. To find it, to bring Nelson W. Quinby 111 and Barbara E. Quinby to Kim cessfully petitioned to an adjourn^ gested the disuict consult with town entering sewers from storm drains Hayden L. Griswold Jr. and Marjorie Griswold to RHODE ISLAND for a referendum vote, resident a referendum, saying in part the tax it to life, is the minister’s supreme interest. E. and SiLsan T. Winchcll, Spring Street, 5177,500. referendum. If ^proved, it will He notes also the referendum officials to see what fees the town and increasing the amount the dis­ Hayden L. Griswold Jr., Spencer Sueet, no conveyance Daily: 9-2-6-7. Roland Green is confident he will be increase was loo high. Every day olTcrs new and unexpected opportunities of Anne N. Rothman to Jerry A. and Leonore Nadeau, 11 mean a 4.5-mill increase, bringing generally gels a bigger voter tur­ charges for such reviews. Town Fire trict pays the town for ircaimeni of tax. successful again this year. “They said it was a ’bare bones’ knowing people in every emergency and vicissitude of the mill rate to 41.512. nout. Chief John C. Rivosa told the sewage. Tyler Circle, $117,900. Hayden L. Griswold Jr. to Brent C. Griswold, Robert “I have to collect 200 signatures budget last year, that they couldn’t their lives. To have them come to tlic study, to have the Blanchard & Ros.sctto ConsUuction Inc. to Theresa C. Green says that is too high, and liberty of going to them is supreme privilege. Tlius tlic Percy and Diane G. Johnston, Spencer Sueet, no con­ by 7:30 p.m. next Thursday night, do it. but they did,” Green said. The proposed $15.9 million Lantz and Nancy L. Shaw, 28 Rossetto Drive, $146,(KX). wants no increase, like last year. days arc filled with romance, beauty, pg C o , 16 Brainard Place, showers. High 65 to 70. Outlook for North Main St., has openings in all tor one low price Thursday, fair. Highs in the 60s. Manchester, Conn 06040 Second dass postage paid at Parents to meet Manchester, Corvi Postmaeter Serxi address changes classes for children. They include senior citizen discount Low pressure south of New to the Manchester Herald. P O Box 591. Manchester, Three meetings will be held for Tiny Tots, age 3; Time for Tots, spring specials through April England will drift east today. A cold Conn 06040 ages 3 and 4; Creative Movement. 3 parents to discuss the school ad­ Ths MarKbester Herald is a member ol The Assocated front will move east across New to 5; Prc-Nasiics, 3 to 5; M

u > MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, May 1, 1990—5 4—MANCHESTER HERALD,-njesday, May 1. 1990 STATE NATION & WORLD Fetal surgery Civil suit penalty Closings, staff cuts due for Ames, analysts say seen stopping have to be closed, and in Chapter 11 Pisuier, 58, took i esponsibility for He identified seven areas and he may prove to be By Jill Arabas Industry experts described him as “I think Ames will be a different spinal defect built the whole store around these right now the company also has the The Associated Press a hard-nosed, creative businessman kind of Ames. I think it will be com­ the Target chain in 1973 and for all seven areas, and now Ward’s is su­ opportunity to close some Ames who is tough enough to take bold petitive in price but it will be much of Dayton-Hudson in 1977 as presi­ perb in these areas,” Davidowiu stores that are not producing,” Loeb NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — HARTFORD — The new chair­ steps to bring Ames back to finan­ more focused,” said Howard dent and chief operating officer. said. "That’s not so bad.” said. Spina bifida, a common and severe Milken tax boon man and chief executive officer at cial health. Davidowitz, chairman of a New He left in 1981 to become presi­ Pismer said in a brief interview birth defect, may one day be Ames Department Stores Inc. will The Rocky Hill-based company York retail consulting firm. dent and CEO of Montgomery that he would not make any major “He will take some time, as prevented by surgery to patch the Presuming that Milken has likely close stores, cut staff and take sought protection from creditors last Ames’ board of directors an­ Ward, bringing the company from a By Stefan Fatsis changes until he evaluates the com­ would any good CEO, to evaluate fetal spine inside the womb, a new reported his income faithfully and . other aggressive steps to nurse the week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, $160 million loss in 1981 to a $53 The Associated Press nounced Pistner’s appointment pany fully, although analysts said what he’s got. And then I think he study indicates. complied with federal income tax discount chain through bankruptcy after posting a $228 million loss last million profit in 1984, said company Monday, subject to court approval. they expect him to close stores to will also spend some time assuring The study conducted by Johns laws — and no one says he hasn’t proceedings, say retail industry year. He replaces Peter B. Hollis, who spokesman Charles Holland. NEW YORK — Michael shrink the company to a more the vendors about what his plan is. Hopkins University in Baltimore — he already has paid taxes on the analysts. Analysts also speculated that he resigned as CEO and vice chairman. Davidowitz said Pistner pioneered Milken’s agreement to fork over manageable size. Ames, the fourth- Of course, it’s most crucial for them suggests spina bifida may result in $400 million. Stephen L. Pistner received high the concept of power departments $4(X) million for defrauded investors may reform the selling style of “It’s a superb appointment. I largest discounter with $4 billion in to rebuild a relationship with theii part from exposure of the spinal “It just reverses the tax conse­ marks on Monday for his ability to know Steve for many years and I — stores within stores that spxxial- may not cost the admitted felon as Ames and the Ames-owned Zayre annual sales, has more than 600 suppliers,” Millstein said. cord to the womb’s amniolic fluid, quences,” said Columbia University turn around retail chains and restore ize in particular kinds of merchan­ much as it seems. Uncle Sam could stores, keeping prices competitive think he is an outstanding mass mer­ stores in 20 sUtes. It bought the according to Dr. Dan S. Heffez. tax law professor Marvin A. them to profitability. He made his dise like clothing or major applian­ end up fooling part of the bill. but specializing in certain types of chant who has shown his ability at 392-store Zayre chain in 1988 for Pistner said it would take a good Heffez, assistant professor of Chirelstein. “It puls the situation reputation at Montgomery Ward & merchandise, as he did at Target early when he took over,” ces. The Internal Revenue Service $788 million. 18 months to put Ames on more neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins, where it’s as if it had not happened.” Co. and Dayton-Hudson Corp.’s Montgomery Ward from 1981 to ■■.aid Waller Loeb, a New York-based “He took Ward’s from a nothing generally permits deductions on “I think many of the Zayre stores solid financial footing. presented the study’s findings Mon­ Barry Goldsmith, Securities and Target discount stores. 1985. retail consultant. into a power store in certain areas. compensatory damages such as the day to the American Association of Exchange Commission deputy chief Neurological Surgeons. fund being set up by the billionaire junk bond financier, so Milken may litigation counsel, said taxes were Spina bifida is caused by the not a factor in the Milken settle­ Letterman O’Neill has many reservations failure of the spine and skin to form be eniided to a tax break, legal ex­ perts said Monday. ment. “Our job is to gel the money,” over the spinal cord, and the most he said. serious form occurs in an estimated The theory: Milken is returning says intruder money that never belonged to him However, if the government could about signing ‘hate crimes bill’ one of 1,000 births. prove that allowing a deduction The study showed baby rats were but on which he paid income taxes. “It seems to me there’s going to would violate some “sharply defined is a stranger paralyzxjd if the protective spinal public policy,” then a lax break timized by these crimes, somebody be strong argument in favor of By Judd Everhart But West said the bill is “a bill cord covering was surgically could be prevented, experts said. who m i^ t be identified because removed while they were still in the deductibility of a portion of this,” NORWALK (AP) — Comedian ^i'4- The Associated Press that has to do with justice and com­ How big a deduction is possible? they’re black, because they’re womb. But if skin was sewn over said tax attorney Lawrence Feld, David Letterman made a guest ap­ passion.” chairman of an American Bar As­ Assuming Milken is in the highest HARTFORD — Gov. William A. Jewish, because they’re gay or be­ the wound within 24 hours, the rats tax bracket, the toul could amount pearance in a Norwalk courtroom “It’s critical that a signal be sent sociation panel on civil and criminal O’Neill hasn’t made up his mind on cause they’re perceived to be gay,” were “entirely normal,” Heffez said. to a third of the restitution fund — and gave testimony that helped con­ to people who are potentially vic­ tax penalties. whether he’d sign this year’s “hate she said. Heffez said spina bifida damage about $133 million. No one in­ vict a Colorado woman of trespass­ The Auodated PreM In settling civil and criminal char­ ing at his New Canaan home. crimes bill” increasing penalties for may not occur until the 20th week of volved in the ca.se believes that will pregnancy, when amniolic fluid sur­ ges, the former Drexel Burnham Letterman, who hosts NBC’s crimes based on bigotry or bias, but JEERS — Demonstrators sympathetic to the Lithuanian cause flash V-signs, boo and Lambert bic. executive agreed to happen. he’s making it clear he has serious rounding the fetus changes in a way But the public appearance that “Late Night with David LeUerman” House Republicans look jeer during a May Day protest today in Red Square in Moscow. pay $200 million in fines and $400 talk show, offered only a hint of reservations. that may jeopardize an unprotected Milken is getting a deal at tax­ spinal cord. million in restitution for investors humor at Monday’s proceeding The governor said he doesn’t like who can prove they were injured by payers’ expense might be less than when he emphasized that he never the idea of naming individual groups But a hole in the spine can be flattering for government DAVID LETTERMAN to expose ‘gimmicks’ diagnosed through blood tests and his activities. knew Margaret Ray, before she was MARGARET RAY in the bill, like those whose sexual Thousands boo Gorbachev According to court papers, prosecutors who arranged the plea found driving his Porsche in New ... leaves courthouse ... trespassing target orientation might be different from designed to raise $10 million in ultrasounds by the 18th week of bargain. pregnancy, and fetal surgery has Milken made $1.1 billion from 1983 Jersey in May 1988. the majority. By Judd Everhart 1990-91, and accelerated payments New York tax attorney Michael been attempted before 20 weeks to to 1987, which includes the period “That’s when I first became of six times police said Ray Trying to name every group runs The Associated Press of other taxes. Saltzman said a deduction could ap­ 19. correct other problems, Heffez said. when his alleged wrongdoing oc­ aware of her on this planet,” LcUer- trespassed on Lelterman’s property. the risk of leaving some group out, The plan relies heavily on delays in massive May Day protest curred. His advisers claim he paid pear unjust — especially in the case Police later found Ray on a tennis he said. For that matter, animals HARTFORD — With the Years of research remain before man testified during a brief non-jury Monday’s trial concerned the most or eliminations of contributions into nearly one-half of the amount in of a reported billionaire — because trial at stale Superior Court in Nor­ recent incident, when LeUerman court at the Letterman property and might as well be included as victims Democratic-controlled House of state employee and teacher retire­ such a procedure could be attempted “it’s supposed to be pan of the Representatives finally ready to vote MOSCOW (AP) — Thousands of protesters in cial guest said he was stuimed. taxes. Milken’s net worth has been walk. found Ray in a second-floor hallway charged her with first-degree of hate crimes, he said. ment funds — about $138 million on a human fetus, according to Hef­ punishment. Why would the govern­ on a budget. House Republicans Red Square booed and jeered President Mikhail S. “A revolution is a revolution. What else can 1 estimated by Fortune magazine at The Porsche incident was the first leading to his bedroom on March trespassing. “We’re all concerned about the worth. fez. He said Johns Hopkins resear­ ment be picking up a part of that?” spent part of Monday drafting Gorbachev and other leaders today, turning the May say?” said the worker, who identified himself only as $1.2 billion. same thing: hate crimes,” O’Neill House Minority Leader Robert G. chers arc conducting studies to dis­ No claims have been made amendments they hope will expose Day workers’ march into an unpix^edented attack on Yuri. Under the IRS tax code, civil or said. “Any kind of a prejudice is Jaekle, R-Stratford, said cover whether the damage is against the money by the IRS. alleged gimmicks being used to the ruling elite. At least one marcher today carried the Soviet flag criminal defendants are not allowed wrong against any group of people. Republicans arc especially con­ progressive in humans. Milken doesn’t even have to pay the Advocates for retarded end fight balance this year’s $7.19 billion For the first time, lens of thousands of unofficial with the hammer and sickle cut out. Another sign to deduct fines or penalties paid to “The only concern that 1 had ... is cerned about the millions of dollars the government for breaking the $400 million until 60 days after his when you start spelling out specific spending plan. “We need first to establish beyond demonstrators were permitted onto the square follow­ called Soviet leaders "The Kremlin Ccausescus,” scheduled Oct. 1 sentencing. How in one-time revenues the Democrats after the executed Romanian dictator. Others said law. Milken’s $200 million fine to groups, because when you start House Democrats, meanwhile, a doubt that in man this is a progres­ ing the official march. much actually gets paid out might over prisoners to training school are using the balance the package. “Down with the Empire of Red Fascism,” and the U.S. Treasury falls under that doing that, are you leaving any held one more closed-door caucus sive problem,” he said. “We have to Some protesters unfurled dozens of yellow, red not be resolved for years. The res­ He said that one of his key ‘Today a Blockade of Lithuania, Tomorrow a Block­ provision. group out? If that’s the case, then Monday evening and said afterward follow (fetal) leg movements with and green flags of secessionist Lithuania and shouted titution fund settles allegations by amendments would allow stale ade of Moscow.” But the code generally allows HARTFORD (AP) — Advocates Under the settlement reached reasonable solution” and the logical that’s wrong,” the governor said. they had at least four more than the ultrasound — something we are “Shame!” at the leaders, who were standing atop the SEC that included insider fad ­ extension of the previous court employee contracts to be reopened The protest was not shown on state-run television, deductions for the praymcni of com­ for the mentally retarded have given Monday, the training school will The bill, which cleared the House 76 voles they need to get the budget U7 ing to do right now.” Lenin’s mausoleum. ing and other frauds not included in up their fight to delay state plans to gradually reduce its mentally agreements to reduce the Mansfield through the 151-member House on so that the slate could recommend Gorbachev and other officials on the reviewing which ended its transmissions after the official pensatory damages, as well as some on a 110-33 vole last week, is now freezing stale workers’ salaries — a The damage would be considered fees or expenses incurred in a legal the criminal plea bargain. Any in­ move prisoners into empty buildings retarded population from 229 to 95 population. Tuesday. stand left after enduring the unofficial demonsU'a- march. vestor claim is eligible for a piece of pending in the Senate. O ’Neill move he said would the slate progressive if leg movements defense, which can be considered at Mansfield Training School, in­ by July 1, 1992. The state previous­ “I think it clarifies where we are would not say whether he would lions for about 20 minutes. Some protesters booed The wave of angry protesters continued to file the fund. stead accepting a settlement that The package contains no tradi­ $116 million. diminished over time in fetu.scs and jeered as the leaders left, and shouted, “Resign!" through Red Square, which holds about 50,000 at a part of normal business operations. ly had committed to having 120 and where we have to go,” veto the bill if it clears the upper tional lax increases in this election reduces the number of retarded resi­ “We’re looking clearly to estab­ diagnosed with spina bifida, Heffez Festive music blared through loudsp>cakcrs around time, for more than an hour after the leaders left. residents at the training school by Richardson said. She said she docs chamber. year. However, there are such things dents at the school. lish some major differences in the said. the square, making the shouting only barely audible. Police gradually, and apparently gently, moved them July 1, 1989, but that goal had been not know whether the training A group of black leaders had as extending the capital gains Uix to David Shaw, a Hartford lawyer Republican approach to solving the It was not clear whether Gorbachev and the others along. A few thousand trekked about a mile to a delayed to July 1, 1990. school will eventually close. She hoped to meet with O’Neill to dis­ out-of-state residents who sell Spina bifida can cause paralysis representing mentally retarded stale’s fiscal problems versus what’s square across from Gorky I^rk to renew their Shaw and other advocates believe emphasized that each resident must cuss the bill Monday. But O’Neill of the legs, loss of bladder and left because of the huge outpouring of criticism, un­ property in Connecticut, which is included in the budget,” Jackie said. demonstration. REAL ESTATE people in a class-action lawsuit all mentally retarded people are best be evaluated individually and said he hadn’t received the request bowel functions and a malformed precedented on Red Square even in the county’s aimed at moving them out of the served in the community, rather than families’ wishes considered. to meet with the group until Friday spinal cord. The afflicted can live tense political atmosphere. Similar expressions of discontent were seen in training school, said Monday that in institutions. Others say institu­ Shaw and Laski filed court piapers and couldn’t rearrange his schedule into adulthood, but arc more suscep­ During the protest, Gorbachev appeared impassive Leningrad, the Soviet Union’s second largest city and the state, facing a shortage of prison tions such as Mansfield are more ap­ last week asking U.S. Magistrate F. but was seen tapping his fingers on the parapet of the the birthplace of the revolution. Protesters sprinkled UCTION for Monday. tible to infections because of the space, was not budging on plans to propriate for some. Owen Eagan to restrain the stale The Rev. Traci West of the open wound and hole in their spine. reviewing stand, as he often docs when he is im­ among pro-government marchers on Rilacc Square move prisoners into the Uaining Shaw said the settlement is also temporarily from relocating Greater Hartford Campus Minisu^y NEED SOME EXTRA And they require lifetime care. patient. carried banners that lead, “Communism is a Univer­ MILLPOINTE CONDOMINIUMS school. significant because for the first lime, prisoners. Shaw and Laski argued led the group of black leaders to the For decades, the Red Square rally on May Day has sal Shame” and “Freedom for Lithuania," according Shaw said he and Frank Laski, an the slate has agreed to continue that the state had failed to meet its Capitol. “The long-term cost is enor­ been an orchesualcd show of support for official to Leningrad journalist Maxim Korzhov. WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT attorney for the Cormecticut As­ moving residents after interim goals 1988 commitment to make West said the bill was important mous,” Heffez said. “1 don’t think policies. Some demonstrators, he said, shouted, “Gorbachev sociation for Retarded Citizens, used SPENDING MONEY!! you can pul a number on that cost or Resign!” are reached. “reasonable progress” in reducing because “It’s urgent that a signal gel A subway worker attending the parade as an offi­ Kxpt'niMia* the MiIIim iiiUu ilif lr r m u ’ t'r.uiil m-w lin u n the prison-space issue as leverage to Toni Richardson, commissioner the Mansfield population before sent that this is a society, this is ? on the wasted potential.” tVSU iKTlriHim lWi= amj i:IU* half tulh . :mi ‘ II.>• update the 1984 court agreement in of the Department of Mental Retar­ moving more prisoners in. Ninety state that will not tolerate that kind Newspaper routes available ttiruf bfilrinim. Ihrut- and ‘UU* half '■ilh I'l-iith.-.-.. the Mansfield lawsuit. dation, said the settlement is “a prisoners arc now at the site. of haired and that kind of crime." dominiums frtun I.bin It-1 1’"' m ] i m K\' '■ - f- ’ The bill, which has been called a in your area... idt'iuos desikjnud (ur Ihr disi riinnalnw I’lOfi “hate crimes bill,” would toughen Insiders say box office grosses in flated L ’l'Jtcd at .U Mdl Stn-ot msl fuur rnli-' tfi-- -i «nt< N'H Travelers: Ist-quarter income declines 6% penalties for crimes motivated by a Earn money and prizes by Hartford Millj)*»mtt* m dudfs such ft*dturu' a.s ’;’art ! victim’s race, religion, ethnicity or Revenge of Casper" collected $4.5 Exhibitor Relations Co., which relay "The box office grosses arc very fireplja's (ull\ jppluiHfd tilLhen-.. Ijr ' ■ • x' ‘ TEN fn.ni 1 r w p in Vb.iidjvs jiiii rhui' ‘ ■■ ^f'"- ■ or 96 cents per common share for cial lines is excellent,” said Edward million, compared to $14 million for animal because of hate — it’s to gel ahead. rewrite the figures for the 25 percent public’s eye. Oscar voters might for­ fifth place, with “Bom” winning on Making movies is more competi­ RESIDENCES p III .iiid Fnd.ns (nmi 1,.5 ' ■ , i the same period a year ago. H. Budd, chairman and chief execu­ die first quarter of 1989. wrong,” O’Neill said. 647-9946 for their movie to show it received get a film that’s no longer on the the final tally. tive than ever these days, and the TO BE SOLD FlNA,NClN(i; F.xn’ilfiil (nui.-. nu; ■ - ■ .ib i p . 'i' Total revenues for the quarter tive officer. $5.1 million. leader board. Ancillary markets can Explained one studio executive: charts that rank them as hot or flops ABSOLUTE nvsiuT iMiilwills jml Ihn V- ended March 31 were $3.2 billiorL Property-casualty personal lines And just like dial, “Honey” ads be affected, too. A producer pushing “Anybody in this end of the busi­ represent free and, some think, per­ REGARDLESS Famiers .Siniiijx Bank FSB Net investment income was off $9 posted a net loss of $4 million, com­ appearing in newspapers the next a film for home video can say to ness can go down those numbers suasive advertising. OF PRICE DIRF'.tnONS: Fn-m ltn' .ir -"i t.i,. 1 iM , ; • ; million to $860 million. Premiums pared to net income of $7 million a SAVE THESE COUPONS! day read: “The Nation’s No. t prospective video distributors: “But and tell you who's exaggerating and were $2.1 billion, compared to $2 year ago. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday, May 1, 1990—7 6—MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, May 1, 1990 Mormons’ updated ritual Late snow OPINION threatens Hussein greeted with enthusiasm in West Weather SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In a office, said church leaders would piriests. Nor can they serve in the rare revision of Mormon ritual, the not comment on the revisions be­ local lay clergy or the church hierar­ By The Associated Press linked to church has droppxid wording that re­ cause temple ceremonies are con­ chy. quired women to pledge to obey sidered too sacred for public discus­ The Mormon CThurch, based on Snow Qircatcncd Western high seasons Qieir husbands and pxirtrayed Qie sion. revelaQons that Joseph Smith said country today and rain was scattered ’87 attack clergy of other religions as agents of But some church members were brought to him in the 1820s by from the Deep South to New Satan. praised the changes. heavenly messengers, claims to have England. Women must now vow to obey “I think we’re gradually moving 7.3 million members, with the Rain and snow showers fell over By Jack Anderson God raQier than their husbands in away from the subjugation of largest concentration of church North Dakota and Minnesota. Rain our lives the “endowment” ceremony, a ritual women,” said Ross ftterson, co­ members in Utah, California and and Dale Van Atta was scattered from southern Califor­ the church teaches is necessary to editor of Dialogue, an indepiendent Idaho. nia to northwestern New Mexico enable members to live wiQi God Mormon journal. The framework of the endowment and across eastern Colorado. One of the joys of living in or near New WASHINGTON — The CIA has col­ after death. The ceremony is pier- “I Qiink (church leaders) are ritual, apiart from ediQng to its cur­ A wet spring snow storm that England, of course, is the existence of four distinct lected evidence that Iraqi President Sad­ dam Hussein may have piaid a $35,000 formed only once for each pierson, developing a recogniUon that there rent length of about 90 minutes and dumped up to 21 inches of snow on seasons, occurring in regular sequence, each with cash reward and flowed the use of a late but a member may go through it are many highly intelligent, in­ adopQon of film to pxirtray part of southern Colorado and killed one iLs own character and its separate pleasures, the in­ model Mercedes Benz to the Iraqi pilot counQess times as a piroxy for those depiendent, capiable and educated the ceremony, has remained mosQy person let up slightly Monday, but spirational sense of rebirth each spring, the lan­ respKinsible for the “accidental” missile who have died. women in our ranks today who have intact since Smith’s day. more snow was on the way, attack in 1987 on the USS Stark. The revised ritual, which took ef­ a great deal to offer.” The endowment ceremony is con­ forecasters said. guid summer that calls us to rest, the breezy in­ fect last month in ceremonies pier- sidered a prerequisite for Mormons’ Thirty-seven U.S. sailors died in the at­ Among other changes, a theatrical Pearl SuQiffe, 58, was found dead vigorating autumn, tlie challenging winter that an­ formed in the 43 temples of The goal of living with God after death about 7:30 a.m. Monday, about 12 tack on Qie Stark, and the Iraqis qmckly pxirtion of the ceremony that in­ nually reaffirms our capacity to cope. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day in the “celestial kingdom,” the hours after she disappeared while apxilogized and offered $27.35 million in cluded a non-Mormon “preacher” Saints, is being greeted wiQi en­ highest stage of glory a church trying to round up livestock wiQi her We tell those people who arc unfortunate compensation. The Stark was protecting paid by Satan to spread false thusiasm by church members who member can achieve. husband, according to the Park enough to live in lesser climes about how good the shipping lanes in Qie Persian Gulf during docu-ine has been exciseid. Qie height of Qie Iran-Iraq war when it say it reflects greater sensiQvity The ceremony includes instruc- County Sheriff’s Department. orderly march of the seasons is. We tell them toward women and other religions. “The general consensus is that it’s Uon — in a theatrical setung — on took two anu-ship missiles from an Iraqi a breath of fresh air,” Peterson said. AuQioriiics said she was buried in poetically and graphically in our tourism literature. creaQon, Adam and Eve’s expulsion snow and apparently died of warplane. One was a dud; Qie other ex­ “The temple is an important piart “You don’t put down other churches We keep ourselves oriented by the adjustments from the Garden of Eden and God’s ploded causing a fire Qiat nearly sank Qie of my spiritual life and the changes hypothermia. or imply that they are Satan’s plan of redemption. each season brings. We change our tires and our have allowed me to go to the temple children.” A winter storm watch was issued ship. Members usually go through it at curtains, we shift our clothes in our closets, we Based on CIA documents, Iraqi sources with renewed joy,” said Lavina Tor today for the southwestern young adulthood, before marriage or screen and unscrcen our windows, and engage in and Arab leaders close to Hussein, we Fielding Anderson, editor-elect of Rebecca England, a member of mountains and four comers region prior to embarking on a mission for have pieced together these details: Qie Journal of Mormon History. the planning committee of the in­ of Colorado. numerous rituals, all determined by the seasons. the church. It also is pxjrforircd prior Hussein had been furious with the dependent Mormon Women’s A \rimcr storm watch also was That is the myth we pass on from generation to Mormons attending temple were to young males receiving the Mel- United States for several years about the Forum, said Qie changes may boost posted for tonight and Wednesday read a statement from the governing chizedek priesthood, the church’s generation. American pwlicy of neutr^ity in the long temple attendance. for the north central mountains and First Presidency informing them of highest priesthood, at age 19. But if meteorological events continue to occur Iran-Iraq war. The volaule Hussein was “I know quite a number of Mor­ northeastern highlands of New Qie changes. The statement said Qie Graphic depictions of px:nallics as they have lately, we will all get unhinged. further incited by White House admis­ mons who stoppied going to the Mexico, and a snow advisory was revisions were unanimously ap­ for breaking sacred covenants, con­ issued for today for the northern and sions in November 1986 that the United temple because they found it Anyone who has moved into our region recently proved by the three-member body sidered gruesome by some, also central mountains of Arizona. States had sold several anU-tank and demeaning,” she said. “And I think would be ju.stified in concluding that we really and the advisory Council of the were among the recent deletions. A gale warning was issued along ssuK m® anti-aircraft weapxins to Iran. this revised ceremony addresses have five or six seasons, with vague and contradic­ Twelve ApiosQes. “It’s not as harsh,” Peterson said Hussein ordered the deliberate attack many of Qie concerns that they and Qie northern California coast. Bruce L. Olsen, managing direc­ of the new version. “It’s more uplift­ Thunderstorms rumbled along a tory conditions, occurring in an irregular and un­ on a U.S. ship, which had to appear ac­ I, as a feminist Mormon, have had.” tor of the church’s communicaQons ing. It’s softer and gender.” warm front curving through Ken­ predictable sequence. mom. NiiuCEiiA cidental, according to our sources. To be Mormon women cannot become tucky, Virginia, Tennessee and the We had some spring in winter, you remember, certain of success two planes were actual­ The Associatod Pro&s Carolinas. but have not had much spring in spring. Last ly sent. Rain was scattered from Qie mid­ U.S. officials accepted the official ex- Friday and Saturday we had what seemed like NOT BASHFUL — Emily White, 4, romps with her pet dog dle Atlantic Coast to New England. planauon of the accident from Qie Iraqis, Survey of social workers Showers and thunderstorms sultry summer days. That made the day that fol­ but harbored enough suspicions to ask Bashful at a city park in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., recently. ranged across northwestern Arkan­ lowed seemed like dank autumn. Oil firms sink safer ships Hussein to allow American invesQgators sas and southwestern Missouri. If any .season comes, surely some other season to conduct their own probe. Only minimal Dry weather prevailed across the aid and information was provided Qie in­ finds elderly abuse growing can not be far behind and if we don’t like either of oil spills, estimates that double hulls can lion gallons discharged off the Brittany rest of Qic nation. vestigators by Iraq. them, we can just wait a minute. By Robert Walters reduce by an average of 60 percent the coast of France in 1978 by the Amoco The high for the nation Monday Within days of Qie attack, Hussein sent WASHINGTON (AP) — Abuse their family unul recent times has denial of basic huinan rights and amount of oil released into open waters in Cadiz. Dial S for stupid was 102 degrees at Presidio, Texas. then-President Ronald Reagan a letter of America’s elderly is increasing remained largely a hidden problem.” psychological abuse. WASHINGTON — A desperate lobby­ major shipping accidents. One major domestic oil company, Con­ Record low lempicraiurcs were set laced with references to “heartfelt con­ nationally, but the problem usually Rep. Ron Wyden, D-Orc., a mem­ VicUms arc likely to be 75 or inside the Naval Academy Sunday. ing effort by a petroleum industry Indeed, in a grounding or collision that oco, Inc., recently broke ranks with the ANNAPOLIS (AP) — After Monday at International Falls, notorious for its lack of social respon­ dolences” and stating Qiat “sorrow and goes unreported because old people ber of Qic subcommittee, said it was older and are more likely to be “1 can only guess that this guy results in the piercing of only the outer rest of the industry by placing orders for finding out Qiat her husband’s car Minn., 19 degrees, breaking a record Americans sibility is frustrating efforts to enact new regret are not enough.” are ashamed or afraid to admit their a “moral blot on our country” that women than men. The abusers most phone was stolen, Paula Thistle did thought he was getting very 20 recorded in 1956; and at Kan.sas hull, the inner hull can contain all of the two new tankers with double hulls and Hussein’s track record over the years families mistreat them, a congres­ the government has failed to ade­ often are adult children, typically a federal legislation that would enhance the ,whai she thought a coiicemcd wife lucky.” Mick Thistle said Monday. City, Mo., 34 degrees, breaking a oil, thus preventing any sp;illage. That declaring that all ships it buys in the fu­ — his use of pxiison gas on his own sional panel reports. quately address the problem. son, and frequently were Qicmsclvcs safety of oil tankers. should do — she called Qic thief "For whatever reason, he started record 38 set in 1984. protection typically costs an additional 5 ture will include that protection. pxipulation, his obsession to acquire A survey of states and social “At a lime when the federal abused by Qieir parents when they and made a date. giving her Qic nuke and she let OQier reports at 3 a.m. EDT: uninterested In the wake of the spill of 11 million to 15 percent when a ship is being built. Conoco’s new vessels, each of which workers found thousands of ac­ government needs to act more ag­ nuclear weapxins — has fostered a Middle were young, Qic report said. Mick ThisQc had his car phone him.” •East; Albany, N.Y., 53 fair, At­ gallons of crude oil from the Exxon Val­ A study prepared for the Alaska Oil will have a displacement of 95,000 tons, counts of abuse, ranging from sys­ gressively, the federal response has East madman image. Among the examples cited in the stolen Saturday night when he and Tlie Thistles called Qic Naval In­ lanta 68 fair; Boston 45 drizzle; dez off the coast of Alaska last year, both Spill Commission, the special agency are scheduled to be delivered in mid-1992 tematic theft of Social Security been esscnually to backpedal and to report: We have repiorted that after trips to his wife, Paula, allowed a Naval vestigative Service. After the car Charleston. S.C., 70 partly cloudy; the House and Senate have approved and then placed in service in the Gulf of checks to violent physical abuse in­ do less,” he said. in census created by the state to probe the Exxon Baghdad, Hussein allegedly executed a •An elderly Delaware woman Academy midshipman whom they arrived for the meeting, a campus Chattanooga 62 foggy; Cincinnati measures to reduce the ri.sk of a recur­ Valdez disaster, concluded that double Mexico. cluding rape and murder, the House The report was released in ad­ officer questioned the driver and rence of that calamity. Cabinet member who irritated him; he weighing about 60 pounds was sponsor to take their car to Hwxl 60 showers; Cleveland 58 cloudy; Most other large oil companies have Aging subcommittee on health and vance of a scheduled subcommittee pa.sseiiger and apprehended both, The House bill requires that all oil hull design “provides the highest prob­ stole a second wife from her husband who hospitalized with dehydration, College in Frederick. Detroit 50 fair; Hatteras 61 cloudy; loiig-tenn care said Monday. hearing today on elder abuse. The said Cmdr. Stephen E. Becker, a The declining participation in elections has been tankers constructed in the future have ability of surviving damage, either from a displayed no inclination to follow Con­ feared he’d be executed if he resisted; and bloody drainage from her knees, Paula Thistle called the number Jack.sonvillc 69 fair; Key West 77 collision or grounding, with no loss of oco’s lead. Indeed, the industry currently almost had his oldest son executed in a fit The report said an estimated 1.5 hearing and report were designed to maggots covering her legs, deep and a m;in picked up after a few spokesman at Qic academy. a story for years. In presidential elections, barely double hulls. Moreover, oil tankers al­ million elderly Americans, or 5 per­ fair; Knoxville 68 foggy; Macon 67 cargo.” is seeking to rehabilitate and extend the of rage over a shooQng incident in which take stock of the situation a decade purple bruises and a black eye. She rings and she became Paula Green, The two men turned out to be half the adult population is voting; in mid-term ready in service must be retrofitted with cent of all older Americans, arc fair; Miami 71 fair; New York 54 In its final report, the commission lives of aging oil tankers that were sup­ his son killed a favorite bodyguard. after the Aging Committee held its said she lived with her daughter but a lonely lady from Aiinafiolis look­ enlisted Navy personnel stationed double bottoms within seven years and abused each year, up from 1 million foggy; Philadelphia 56 foggy; Rt- elections, less than 40 percent are. recommended that “double hulls and posed to be retired after 15 to 20 years of Only chapters in his volaule history first hearing on the problem. refused to blame anyone, saying, “1 ing for some fun. in Qic AnnapKilis area, Becker said. double hulls within 15 years. In both in­ in 1980. Only about one of every The subcommittee’s report, il­ tsburgh 57 partly cloudy; PorQand Now the indifference about our national life is service. supipiort the theory that Hussein could don't want to get anyone in trouble.” She managed to entice the “You don’t know how proud my stances, the law would apply to ships other technological advances in tank ves­ eight ca.scs is reported, down from lustrated wiQi photos of abused 47 drizzle; Richmond 57 fair; spilling over into unlikely terrain: the Census Because the cost of new tanker has have ordered Qie Shirk bombing out of She died two weeks later. would-be suitor into a rendezvous w ife is of this," Thi.stlc said. serving any domestic ports. sel design should be required on an ac­ the one in five cases reported in older people, detailed cases in which Tampa 72 fair; Washington, O.C., Bureau reports that barely half those sent surveys celerated timetable, including prohibition doubled since 1986 and is now $70 mil­ pique. 58 foggy. The Senate bill — supported by the The story most rcpieatcd in Iraq to sup- 1980. adult children kicked and hit their •In Texas, a 69-ycar-old woman have returned them. In Maine, it’s not much bet­ of non-qualifying vessels.” lion to $90 million. Chevron, Shell and was found tied to her wheelchair American Petroleum Institute and by piort the notion that Hussein is a man who “Because elder abuse is such a parents, attacked Qiem with knitting The industry — arguing that double other oil companies are refurbishing their wiQi an electrical cord, suffering ter: only a 57 percent return, against an expected most major oil companies — contains no gets what he wants concerns a Cabinet difficult concept to come to grips needles and knives, stole their cars, hulls are too expensive and that their older vessels to extend their lives to 20 to from malnutrition, insect bites and 70 percent. such requirements. Instead, it calls for minister who several years ago suggested with, even a b u ^ elderly arc reluc­ denied them food and neglected Mary Moch, benefits have not been conclusively es­ 25 years. sores. After being released from the further study of the issue that already has that Hussein resign to bring about pieace tant to admit Qieir children or loved other basic needs. The cen.sus is important. It determines how we tablished — has successfully resisted About half the world’s fleet of 400 oil- hospital, she died from extreme been repeatedly examined. The Depart­ with Iran. The unfortunate fellow was ones have assaulted them,” the It said physical violence and are repre.sentcd in Congress, how much federal carrying super tankers was built at least neglect while her daughter and ment of Transportation would then pressure for the reform following all the asked to step outside the Cabinet meeung. report said. “For Qiis reason, the financial abuse were the most com­ money goes to each state and city, and it provides 15 years ago. Thus, the industry not only mon types of abuse, followed by Qic friends drank in the next room. resolve the matter at some unspecified oil spill calamities of recent decades. Hussein allegedly shot the dissident and abuse of our elderly at the hands of everyone from researchers to salespeople with im­ In addition to the Exxon Valdez spill, rejects the protection provided by double time. returned the resume Qie meeting. hulls, but continues to charter or own ves­ portant information. Because of the industry’s intran­ they include 29 million gallons dumped Another Hus.sein tale involves a top sels posing additional safety hazards. Yet nearly half of American households can’t be sigence, the conflicting bills have been off tlic southwest coast of Britain in 1969 health official who was reportedly ex­ bothered to participate. Suspicion of government trapped in a deadlocked House-Senate by the Torrey Canyon; 7.5 million gallons ecuted when Hussein found Qiat medical released off the New England coast in Robert Walters is a syndicated supplies he had ordered arrived with old DON’T MONKEY no doubt contributes to this phenomenon, as does conference committee since late last year. columnist The Coast Guard, which investi Bates 1976 by the Argo Merchant; and 68 mil­ expiration dates. In another story, Hussein sheer laziness, but what, in the end, is government suspected that some military officers had but us? burned down a building to disguise the AROUND... So it is with the cen.sus. If few people return the fact that they were stealing supplies. Hus­ surveys, that means the taxpayers — ourselves — Wilder is natural No. 2 pick sein respxinded by ordering execution for will have to pay more census takers to go out and every suspxxt. Try Our Pay-By-Mail and pxilicies, he is almost the exact op­ S S vl ' find us. By William Rusher ship of the natioral Democratic Party it­ posite of Jackson. He is already traveling Shorting Uncle Sam It sounds like a vicious circle, and it is: Until we self has witnessed a sharp up-swing in the Program... proportion of blacks involved. At the around the country calling on the piarty to The deadline for filing federal income start taking politics and government more serious­ It’s far too early to be speculating, save It makes paying your subscription easier on you. avoid leftism and stick to “mainstream” taxes has just pias.sed. But the government on a parlor-game basis, about who will 1988 national convention in AUanta, Instead ol paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can ly, tilings will only get worse, providing more investigators already know that taxpayers win the Democratic presidential nomina­ something on the order of a third of the positions. simply write a c h ^ for 3 months. 6 months or a fun evidence for the cynicism which feeds the cycle in will shortchange the Treasury an es­ tion in 1992. But jjaradoxically, I think delegates were black. And when the con­ Such advice is going to be music to the year...drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about timated $94.4 billion. The taxes they the first place. 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That’s Qiis financial disaster was ;ui act of a few where Doug Wilder comes in. Knights ol We were alarmed to learn Qiat Bolton’s proposed largely in the black community. Critics greedy men. The failure of CenTrust Columbus Hall Wilder, a silver-haired black pxilitician Manchester Herald Zip P h on e 22.92 mill rate (a 23% increase) would translate into a have sometimes charged that the impact Baiik alone will cost Uxpayers about $2 1831 Mam Slronl shocking 47% increase in our property taxes this year. has been negative — as in the case of the wiQi a softspoken, non-Qircatcning man­ billion. The Miami-based thrift’s chair­ •M on 7 p m We sincerely urge all Bolton taxpayers to determine well-intentioned but disa.slrous program ner, was narrowly elected governor of Founded Dec. 15,1881 is a weekly. man, David Riul, luul a very good year MAKE IT EASY ON Y0URSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL Qieir tax liability now before it is too late. of Aid to Families with Dcp>endcnt Virginia last November — the first black Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Qiough. Fvr fiscal year 1990, Paul naid himself $950,(KX). CAl L 1-800-333-3000 Take back control of the town by expressing your dis­ Children, which all but destroyed Qie to win a governorship in this country since Rcconsu^uction. Significantly, he Publ»h*f______Pinny M Siitfirt I 800 972-9320 satisfaction at Qiis fiscal insiuiity. two-parent black family. 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Section 2, Page 9 Hostage Tuesday, May 1, 1990 From Page 1 SPORTS

statement said. A leading Iranian newspaper, the Tehran Times, said He said he had adequate food and fresh fruit and that The freed hostage, who had been principal of a private today that Iran’s leaders expect a reciprocal gesture of “we were given fresh clothes fairly regularly, washed and good will from. Washington if another hostage is to be school in Beirut since 1977, was to undergo further so on. freed. That sentiment was echoed in Damascus by medical tests as well as questioning by a special State Everything just ducky Syria’s foreign minister, Farouk al-Sharaa. Department team. “Our problem was the passage of endless time ... We Bush said he would not object if Israel were to release Before leaving Syria, Reed told state television that he were given lots of books and allowed to watch TV but Shiite prisoners as the Lebanese kidnappers have was blindfolded 24 hours a day during much of his cap­ never the news.” demanded. tivity. However, he said: “I refused the books and TV. I In a statement issued four hours after his arrival at the “I feel odd that my blindfold is not here,” he said in a didn’t want to be entertained when I lost my freedom.” as Bosox blank Seattle Air Force hospital, doctors said Reed had lost “sig­ husky voice, touching his face. He said on TV of his captivity, “It was lonely. It was A nificant weight and muscle mass from a lack of exercise R ^ ’s kidnappers, who called themselves the Or­ boring.” iq) after a 66-minute rain delay. but after getting that lead I basically By Dave O’Hara threw fastballs,” he said. “I need to and a marginal diet’’ during his captivity. It said he was ganization of the Islamic Dawn in a Sunday announcing Reed spoke haltingly at times, his eyes downcast. “1 Boggs led off the game with a The Associated Press throw the fastball more because it also “weak and tired” but “otherwise feels well.” that Reed would be released, had said he would carry a haven’t talked much” as a hostage, he explained. double and scored, then drove in It said a preliminary examination in Damascus found message to the U.S. government. two-runs with a single in the second. makes my changeup more effec­ The Tehran Times, which often reflects the thinking of BOSTON — Two mallards had a “no major medical problems,” adding that Reed would The freed hostage would not comment on the message. He was walked the next three times tive.” Iranian President Hashemi Rafsanjani, said today that ducky ball at Fenway Park Monday probably be at the hospital for two or three days and did Polhill’s former captors had said he would also be car­ up, ending the night at .333. Boddicker struck out two and Iran and the militants in Lebanon now expect night. not wish to meet with reporters today. rying a message, and Polhill delivered that undisclosed Pena went 3-5, capping the scor­ walked just one, throwing 85 pitches The Associaled Press Washington and its allies to pressure Israel into releasing message to Bush personally on Monday about the time of So did Mike Boddicker, Wade before rain forced the delay in the Reed was reunited with his Syrian Moslem wife, a “significant number” of detainees, specifically Sheik ing with a three-run homer, his Fahima, 39, and their son, Tarek, who had arrived from Reed’s release. Polhill was the first American hostage to Boggs and Tony Pena as they led the second, in a four-run eighth inning Boston seventh. Murphy then Abdul-Karim Obeid. to an 11-0 victory FEELING OF FREEDOM — American the United States, where they had been staying in his be freed in Lebanon since November 1986. keyed by Scott Bradley’s pitched a hitless eighth and Reardon over the Seattle Mariners. hostage Frank Reed wipes his face during hometown of Malden, Mass. Reed said he hoped the other hostages will be freed Obeid is a Shiite cleric with the pro-Iranian group passed b il on a by reliever a 1-2-3 ninth. a meeting with newsmen in Damascus He asked for a “Heineken (beer) and a large steak soon, constantly using the plural to describe conditions Hezbollah. He was abducted by Israel from south “It was enjoyable seeing a couple Keith Comstock. “It was a big victory for them and of mallards land like that in the out­ Monday. cooked medium rare... and “got what he asked for,” the of his captivity. Lebanon on July 28, 1989. The Red Sox had 12 hits, includ­ I don’t like accepting it,” Seattle field,” Boddicker said. “They only ing a pair by Ellis Burks and a two- manager Jim Lcfebvie said. “I don’t stayed around for a couple of in­ run single by Jody Reed. The runs much enjoy getting our butts kicked. nings but as a one-time hunter and were overdue for Boddicker, who It was just an ugly day. bird watcher it was nice seeing had been given just one in his three them.” “We hit a tremendous amount of Hubble Abortion losses. “I’m probably the worst rain hit­ balls hard, but it was just their From Page 1 From Page 1 ter there is, something like 5 for 1(X) “The umpires told us rain was on night.” in my career,” Boggs said. “But this the way and I wanted it (rhythm) to “It was a good game for Boddick­ year nothing has fazed me and keep going,” Boddicker said. ‘Tony er, we finally got him a few runs,” and trying to prevent damage, the the motors to work too hard and be What they visualized with the and easily out of its problem and Senate on Friday, 32-3, and the decisions about abortion.” tonight I was enjoying the rain.” kept putting down ‘1’ and I kept Boston manager said. telescope’s computer shut down the automatically halted. model was matched with computer back to normal,” said Skillman. House the week before, 136-12. The She said she could “count on one “1 hit the ball good,” said Pena, throwing it for strikes.” “We didn’t waste much time. We Troubleshooters had eyed the drawings at Lockheed Missiles and “Many times a simple solution is the measure has been described as “the hand” the number of other states now batting .403 5'ter hitting safely Boddicker admitted that being went right at them.” whole system. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME — What’s a little .’’ain when you have baseball, your One engineer noticed that the cable as a possible problem after Space Co. in California. best solution.” most aggressive, pro-choice piece of where similar legislation could pass. in 17 of 18 games. staked to a 4-0 lead in the first two The Mariners send Randy John­ inch-thick elecuical cable on the studying photographs of the tele­ “They didn’t have the cable in legislation” since the U.S. Supreme “You have to have a pro-choice Boddicker, 2-3, ended a three- innings and 6-0 after four against son, 2-1, to the mound tonight in the batting cap and a comfortable thumb? Four-year-old Danny Curtis, and his dad Larry of back of the antenna was slightly out scope while it still was on the them,” Skillman said. “Once we Until, p)erhaps some day, an Court’s decision last summer in a legislature and you have to have a game losing streak as he allowed six Seattle’s Brian Holman, 3-2, “made second game of the series. The Red Somerville, Mass., take in an early inning of Monday night’s Red Sox-Mariners game at Missouri case, Webster vs. Sox plan to counter with Eric Het- of position. With that in mind, they ground and nestled in the cargo bay sketched in the cable, they saw the astronaut goes to the antenna and governor who is pro-choice, who singles in seven innings, then let it a little easier.” Fenway Park. The Red Sox won, 11-0, following a 66-minute rain delay. looked at leIemeU7 data for signs of space shuttle Discovery. interference.” bends the cable out of the way, Reproductive Health Services, that understands that women, not Rob Murphy and mop “I’ve been pitching defensively. zcl.0-1. that the cable could interfere with Data from the telescope indicated Armed with that knowledge, com­ NASA’s solution also is a simple gave states greater power to resU'ict politicians, should make this the counterweights when the dish the dish’s position and, said puter commands were sent to the one. It sent up commands to the abortions. decision,” Michelman said. was turned to certain positions. Skillman, “when we set the model to telescopte directing exactly the way telescope’s computer ordering it to Cormecticut’s anti-abortion laws New Hampshire Gov. Judd Gregg The model that Skillman and angles in the computer screen, we the dish should move to back out of avoid the position where it could were rendered unenforceable by Roe vetoed a similar bill earlier this year, Henderson leaves Yanks little reminder Decker built showed that to be the could see the interference in antenna its jam. come in contact with the obstruc­ vs. Wade. They carried penalties of describing it as too liberal. Jim ca.se and that, in turn, would cause jjarts and cable.” “The antenna moved beautifully tion. up to five years in prison and a Meanwhile, the state’s leading The Clcvcland-Toronto matchups this $1,000 fine for anyone performing anti-abortion group, the Pro-Life Murray season have featured considerable an abortion, and two years in prison Council of Connecticut, continued AL Roundup “protection.” and a $5(X) fine for women getting to describe the bill as a success be­ Last week, Toronto hit abortions, except to protect the life cause of its {jrovisions on counseling Cleveland’s Candy Maldonado twice and Magnet of the mother. and fetus viability. By Ben Walker almost got him a third time. The Indians’ Rep. Nancy Wyman, D-Tolland, The Associated Press hit Toronto’s Tony Fernan­ From Page 1 one of several Democrats who At a news conference Monday, dez with the first pilch of a game last crafted the bill, said she knew the group announced the formation NEW YORK — Just in case anyone Tuesday. O’Neill, with his personal convic­ of a team of pro-life lawyers who Baseball is around forgot just how “Over in Toronto, there were a couple home school was not identified, tions opposed to abortion, had made will work to ensure that portions of good Rickey Henderson really was, he incidents, though as far as 1 know we Kennedy said. a difficult decision. the law are enforced, particularly the was only too glad to remind them. hadn’t thrown at anybody,” Toronto Bogli said she saw no patterns in “1 know that it’s not truly with his section that requires the minor girls national game Henderson hit two home runs Monday manager Ciio Gaston said. “A couple of the figures. “That’s a good represen­ conscience (to sign the bill),” said be counseled on their options other night, punctuating the ’ our guys thought Tony might have been tation of the town that pleases me,” Wyman. “He’s doing something that than abortion. already impressive 6-0 victory over New hit on purpose, but I don’t know.” she said. is good for the women of Connec­ “This whole thing for us has been Baseball is takc-lwo-and-hil-lo-righi. Baseball is York. Maldonado said he doubled Toronto The purpxtse of the special focus ticut.” a major breakthrough, because Don’t-give-him-nulhin’-goo(f-to-hil-bul-don’l-walk-him. The Athletics again demonstrated the pitchers meant to hit him last week, program is to integrate students of O’Neill was named briefly last before, we had nothing,” said Baseball is America. power and pitching that made them World though they obviously meant to scare different socioeconomic back­ summer to the “NARAL Nine,” a Regina Smith, the executive director Baseball is open trolleys, sUrtw hats — but it’s also Scries ch^pions. Jose Canseco and him. He leads the Indians with four home grounds into a school that now political hit list of anti-abortion of the council. designer jeans and BMWs. It’s always 1910 in Baseball. Mark McGwire also homcred, plenty of runs. politicians compiled the National More strident anti-abortion ac­ draws from one of the least affluent ' - s . Baseball is turning back the clock to a kinder, gentler support for Bob Welch’s six-hitter for "This is not a kid’s game,” Maldonado neighborhoods in town. But Bogli Abortion Rights Action League. The tivists have little influence at the America. Baseball is not “Kill ’im!” or “Dec-fense!” O ^land’s second straight shutout. said. “When you're swinging the bat well, group quickly took him off the list said the committee had never dis­ state Capitol, but have been critical “Let’s go, Mels!” or “We want a hit!” “The full combination was there they’re going to pitch you inside. after learning that he did not favor of the bill. Baseball is Babe Ruth calling his shoL and it’s Fred tonight,” Canseco said. “It looked pretty ’Tve always said, if you don’t throw at cussed where the new students significant restrictions on abortion. “Pro-life not only didn’t get Mcrklc forgetting to touch second. Baseball is to err. good.” my head, you can pilch me inside. That’s would come from because that was NARAL’s Kate Michelman said anything, we are in a far worse posi­ never considered impwrtant. Baseball is human. Especially Henderson, the often-called, part of the gamC. TTicy have to come over after Monday’s bill signing that it tion than we were before,” said Rep. Baseball is Lou Gehrig standing on a ’s mound The program is designed to help oficn-mislabelcd bad Ixiy the Yankees the plate sooner or later.” was “a fantastic bill.” Anthony Nania, R-Canaan, a con­ as he was dying and saying he was the “luckiest man on the students already at Nathan Hale, traded back to Oakland last June after five George Bell doubled in a four-run first “The passage of this bill absolute­ servative who voted against the bill the face of the earth. It’s Babe Ruth hugging him with seasons in New York. inning and hit one of four Toronto home and the students who apply from ly guarantees women of Connecticut and has called for Smith’s ouster. any school will be more motivated tears in his eyes. In his first return to Yankee Stadium runs as the Blue Jays handed the Indians the right to choose,” she said- ‘To say that there are new restric­ than the average because they Baseball is caring. Baseball is involvement. Baseball last Augusu he went 5-for-14 and stole their first loss in eight home games. tions on abortion flics in the face of is a game in which you record every single incident on a elected to come to the program, she ‘Today Governor O’Neill has two bases. This time, he shut off the Brewers 6, Tigers 1: Mark Knudson shown his utmost respect for the the facts.” said. scoreboard and, as the philosopher William James asks, speed and turned on the power. came within an out of extending Mil­ Nania acknowledged that law­ Because the program has more women of his state. He’s shown that “(In) What other sports do you do that?” “A lot of people thought I wa.shed up. waukee’s major league lead in shutouts, makers felt heavy pressure from than 1(X) applications, a lottery sys­ he UTists the women of his state to Baseball is for life. A father takes his son to a game. They thought 1 couldn’t play anymore, and Robin Yount and Greg Brock make their own personal and private their constituents to support the bill. tem will be used to choose ap­ And that son lakes his son so on down a long line. Henderson said. homcred. Baseball is a shared passion. Baseball is tradition. plicants. Those who are not ac­ “You always like to do well against the Cecil Fielder hit his seventh homer, off cepted will be placed on a waiting Baseball is ancestor worship. Baseball is a family game. team that traded you away," he said. You Knudson with two out in the ninth inning. Baseball scorns change. Its geometry is Euclidean, list. just want to {xove that you still can oo iL The Associated Press Knudson (2-0) allowed eight hits, struck The spxjcial focus program, at a Hats changeless. Football changes its rules every scries of to show they made a mistake.” out three and walked two before giving downs. Basketball changes every eclipse of the moon. Henderson, who had hit only one home way to Chuck Crim for the final out. cost of $264,0(X), is designed to at­ GOING DOWN — Cleveland’s Mitch Webster, top, jumps on Toron­ tract students to Nathan Hale School From Page 1 Ba.scball makes a rule change every century. And then run this year, connected for the fifth Orioles 2, Angels 1: Brady Anderson’s only in one league at a time. Baseball docs not have a by offering classes in computers and multi-homer game of his career. He hit to pitcher Todd Stottlemyre after being hit by a pitch in the third in­ pinch-hit single off reliever Mike Witt Spianish. three-point rule or a two-fX)int rule or a tiebreaker. A solo shots in the seventh against Clay ning of their game Monday night in Cleveland. Webster was (0-3) in the bottom of the I2ili inning has affected his strength. his wife Lee over the next few Diane Novak, principal of High­ man reluming to earth from 1869 would find the same Parker (0-1) and in the ninth against Eric gave Baltimore only iLs second victory in He no longer plays golf every years. They will drive and slay in ejected. The Blue Jays won, 10-4. land Park School, said parents from game he left 121 years ago. Plunk, the man who has been involved in seven games. day, but Grenier said he still enjoys different motels or hotels overnight, Baseball is Willie Mays’ hat falling off as he catches the two deals that moved Henderson to Anderson, hilling for Sam Horn in a her school who applied to the playing every Monday with the he said. to’s Todd Sioiilcmyre decided the program probably have a particular Vic Wertz’ ihrcc-basc hit at the wall, wheels and doubles the Yankees and back to Oakland. the next iiuiing for his fifth, a 425-fooi bunting situation, slapped a one-hopper senior citizens’ league at the In addition, they plan to visit the guy off second. Baseball is Cobb taking his venge­ Henderson look a prolonged home-run drive to left field. Cleveland outfielder wouldn’t get a that went off the glove of first baseman interest in the subjects that will not Manchester club. France next year, where their toehold in the batter’s box the next lime be offered elsewhere. Highland Park ance out on the world because his mother shot his father. uoi after his first shot, making an exag­ “I hit a pretty good line drive. It went Wally JojTicr and into right field. It But golf is moving from the daughter and her husband live. Baseball is Jackie Robinson making America live up gerated turn around first base and stutter- pretty far," Canseco said. ”1 enjoy playing up. scored Joe Orsulak from second to make and Martin School draw students forefront. Grenier and his wife have a total So Stottlemyre hit Webster in the back from what many consider the more to its promises, because if it won’t do it on the baseball stepping around second. at Yankee Stadium. I’ve always hit well a winner of Brian Holton (1-0). Instead Grenier is looking for­ of eight children and five field, it won’t do it anywhere. “I didn’t do anything at third because I here." in the third, touching off a bcnch-clcaring Baltimore reliever Gregg Olson pitched affluent neighborhoods in town. ward to traveling cross-country with grandchildren. Baseball is The Iron Horse and the Big Train and the was concentrating on shaking the coach’s The Athletics arc 11-0 when they score incident that has been building since a 2 2-3 scoreless innings, stretching his Also, because the Higliland Park rash of hit batsmen last week in Toronto. Yankee Clipper and Big I\)ison and Little M son, and it’s hand," he said. first, and they needed only one run in this streak to a Baltimore club-rccord 39. neighborhood borders the Nathan “His first time up, he was very com­ Hale School district, parents from Yogi and Yaz and The Meal Ticket and the Big Six and Henderson went 2-for-5 and raised his game. White Sox 5, Rangers J: l-ance John­ Roy Hobbs and Ol’ Diz. Baseball is heroes. average to .338, higher than any of New Welch (3-1) gave up six singles, fortable at the plate,” Stottlemyre said son singled with one out in the 13ih in­ her school may feel comfortable after the Blue Jays bombed the Indians Baseball is the real field of dreams; part-sport, part- York’s regulars. He also has stolen 11 walked none and struck out four. He al­ ning following a two-base error by Tc.xas sending their children there, Novak 10-4 Monday night. “We had the lead, said. In some cases, one side of a fantasy. Pan illusion and part delusion. bases while the Yankees’ team has stolen lowed only two hits through six innings second baseman Julio Franco, giving Baseball is Mickey Owen dropping the third strike, it’s and retired 12 straight batters in the mid­ and I'm not stupid. 1 threw a pitch inside street is going to Nathan Hale, while indiesler Horak nine. Chicago its fourth straight victory. Heinic Zimmerman chasing the winning run home in the Henderson, Canseco and McGwire dle. and it hit him." Sammy Sosa reached second on a the other is going to Highland Park, Chris James, who replaced Webster FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE — Firefighters from six towns including Manchester, Bol­ seventh game of the World Scries, it’s giving Mantle a Welch pitched his 26th career shutout throwing error by Franco. John.son fol­ she said. homcred in the same game for the first when the latter was ejected for charging ton, Vernon, Tolland, South Windsor, and Ellington battled a blaze this morning at the El fa.siball in Ebhcis Field. Baseball is mistakes. lime since they joined forces last June. and first since July 24. 1988. He got his lowed with a single to right field off Even some of those who were Baseball is; Who played third in the Tinkcr-To-Evers- first complete game since last May 29. a Sloulcmyrc. said he had seen enough. Jamie Moyer (0-3) and So.sa beat Ruben Camino shopping plaza on Route 30. Vernon Fire Chief Robert Kelley said no one was in­ “I guess I’m officially a Bash Brother," ’’Wc'rc by no means going to be the skeptical of the program several To-Chance infield? Baseball is: Who pinch-hit for Ted HciKlerson said. span of 25 starts, and the first for Oakland Sierra’s throw to the plate. Reliever months ago have come around to jured, but reported damage at Rein’s Deli, where the fire apparently started around 6 a.m. Williams once? Baseball is uivia. Baseball is fun. this sca-son. (wimps) of the league," said James, one McGwire pul Oakland ahead with hit (1-1) pitched three hiiles> support it. “I think it would certainly Baseball is loyally. Baseball is where you root, root Blue Jays 10, Indian.s 4: When Mitch of the more active participants in the 1 At 11:30, fire officials were still on the scene, and had not reported the cause. seventh home run of the season, leading melee. “Wc’vc got pride in ourselves." innings for the While Sox. be a worthwhile, noble experiment,” for the home team, and if they don’t win it’s a shame. off the second inning. Canseco connected Webster singled in the first inning, Toron­ said Deputy Mayor Su.san Buckno, a Baseball is not for frontrunners. Baseball is the Cubs. Republican. Baseball is umpires, a pond of integrity in a sea of greed and mercuiciousness. Baseball is where owners Buckno said she had asked a lot and players have been banned, but an umpire has never Sanders among the victims as rosters trimmed of questions about the program in been involved in a scaiuial. the past because she needed infor­ BLOOD PRESSURE RICK BURNETT Baseball is “the game is never over till the final out." Reds piictior Danny Jackson and center mation about it to make a decision. SCREENING Baseball is no slave to a clock. Baseball is where you By The Associated Press New York this season, was sent to Colum­ minors. Sunders couldn't break into the fielder Eric Davis, who has a sprained Republican director Ronald Osel- SPRING SPECIAL still have a chance with no one on and two outs in the bus of the Class AAA Inicmaiional Nearly 20 million Americans are un­ la has also said he supports the ninth, two runs behind. Just ask the 1986 Meis. You don’t Dcion Sanders, who isn’t so insecure in League. Yankees' outfield, which was cluttered knee. Cardinals third baseman Terry program after initially opposing it. aware they have high blood pressure fall on ilic ball in Baseball. You don’t run out the clock. his other profession, is headed for ”Il’s a step down, but I’ll climb back,” further on Sunday when the club acquired IVndleton, White Sox outfielder l>uve Claudell Washington from Califoniia. since the disease has ix) symptoms. 25% OFF Baseball is always sudden death. baseball's minor leagues. Sanders said. “I don’t think that locker Gallagher. Brewers piidier Ibni Hler. Linda Kostek, president of die Millions more do not use the meoication SIDING,ROOFING a Baseball is humility. Baseball is where the greatest hit­ Sanders, a starting comerback for the will gel dusty. And if I’m not back here Dave Winfield, Jesse Barfield, Mel Hall Yankees pitcher Pa.seual Fere/ and Expos and Roberto Kelly were atiead of Sanders. Keeney Street School PTA, who has and diet that are necessary to control VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS lers of the game fail seven out of 10 times, the greatest Atlanta Falcons who scored a touchdown soon. I’ll just get in shape for the other pitcher Rich L’osicllo were di.sabled. critici/csd the special focus program "Me needs to get the at-bais,” Yankees this disease. These people risk heart IRU MAY 3tit teams lose a third of the lime, llic greatest pitchers get the second time he touched the ball in the thing. in the past, said that she still manager Bucky Dent said. attacks, strokes and kidney disorders. knocked out of die box. Baseball is practical. You play to NFL, was sent to the minors by the New "I'm not disappointed. It’s more an ego llie 27-nian roster wxs set just before believes odier items in the schcxil Protect yourself...start wrth a simple Sanders started only one game this win on the road but for a lie at home. York Ymkees on Monday. He was one of thing. That’s the roughest part.” tlie start of die regular season to give budget, such as roof repairs and check. season and was hitless in four ut-buLs. He Baseball is where there’s joy in Mudvilic even if the more publicized players victimized It was a rough day for both veterans teams exua bxKlies because of dK shor­ paraprofessional positions, should SALE ON pinch hit four limes and pinch ran once. May 2, 1990 Casey docs suike out because Baseball is “Wait’ll Next when major league teams had to reduce and youngsters seeking a longer stint in tened spring uainmg. Some teams u.sed it be given priority over the special WHITE ALUMINUM •EXPSVENCG3 WORKMANSHIP the majors. “I know I learned a lot of tilings on the to gel an added Irxik at riHikies, others to Year!" their rosters from 27 to either 24 or 25. focus. Get to the heart of the problem. 11 AM to 5 PM G U T T E R S A bench," said Sanders. 22. "1 played well •OUAUTY MATERIALS Baseball doesn't belong to owners or to unions or to Every team was allowed to carry 27 Among the veterans who were cut were U"y out veterans. In coopefaboo with DOWNSPOUTS •LOW. LOW PRICES in spring training and dial’s the only lime agents or even players. Ba.seball belong to us. Baseball players because of the shortened spring St. Louis pitcher Ken Hill, Miimcsota pitcher Rich Yctt, Toronto catcher Ozzic I played every day. 1 think 1 can do that Some teams actually added players on Manchester Memorial Hospital * S T R O N G isn’t for money. Baseball is for joy. training caused by the owners’ lockout. FOR A FAST again.” Monday. EMERGENCY 348 Main St. * EFFICIENT Baseball is apple pie, cotton candy, harvest moons and The 24-man rosters have been observed Virgil and pitcher Paul Kilgus, Chicago FREE ESTIMATE by gentleman’s agreement in major While Sox first baseman Greg Walker and Many teams u.sed the di-sabled list to Tlic Mets called up outfielder Darren FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL (c»mor ol Haynes S t) * GOOD LOOKING CALL 1-don'i-carc-if-l-nevcr-gci-back. Reed from Class Tidewater aiul « INEXPENSIVE league baseball since 1985. But 25 is the California Angels pitcher Willie Fraser. help pare the roster. The MeLs pul center Manchester Baseball is America. claimed outfielder Daryl Boston on DIAL 911 HEAVY DUTY TR*>LE-TRAC»< ALUMW UM official limit. Yell and Walker were released oulrighL fielder Keith Miller on the Dl. with a STORM WINDOWS M i 646-6598 hamstring injury. waivers from the White Sox. In Manchester 649-1025 Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist Sanders, O-for-7 in eight games with while the others were assigned to the

1.: MANCHESTER HERALD, 'fiiesday, May 1, 1990—11 10—MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Ricsday, May 1, 1990 Allen has seen them all as he marks seventh decade I High School Roundup standing ovation. — Ansaldi’s downed NEW W RK (AP) — From Babe they asked me,” Allen said. Allen said of Canseco's drive deep “He was such a wonderful guy. often speaks glowingly during Caspers, 13-5, last Saturday in opening day action at Ruih to Lou Gehrig to Joe DiMag- “The only voice of the Yankees,” into the left-field bullpen. What I remember most was when Yankees broadcasts, also was special Grande read a letter of tribute to Leber Field. David Bottaro was the winning pitcher for Mercy walks gio. Mel Allen was there. Phil Rizzuto said in introducing Allen, voice of “This Week In Lou worked for the city after that to Allen. Allen from Bush and told Allen, Ansaldi’s, allowing two hits while striking out 11. He He was there again Monday Allen, his former broadcast partner, Baseball,” a highlights show ... He would come visit with the “The greatest all-around “You made the game come alive for helped his own cause with a triple and two RBIs while night, behind the microphone at “and the greatest voice still.” produced by Major League guys before a game. ‘Lou’s here,’ ballplayer I’ve ever seen,” said baseball fans.” Rich Prenetta added two hits. For Caspers, Michael Allen, who began his major- Baseball, recalled how Ruth “hit one they’d all say.” Allen, who has seen quite a few in Garafalo and Wes Scofield played well. Yankee Stadium, marking his seven­ He did it with Alabama drawl and past Eagles league broadcasting career with the on opening day of the stadium in Allen remembered sitting on the 55 years as a sportscaster. “I was the th decade as a baseball broadcaster. country wit, and with his trademark Yankees in 1939, joined Rizzuto and 1923 and won the ballgame. I Yankees bench with Gehrig, who by emcee on the field when they retired Allen, 77, worked l'/2 innings of “How about that?” which has been MIDDLETOWN — Walks proved to be the downfall for the third inning wasn’t around then, of course.” then was gravely ill with his uniform number.” the -Oakland copied by announcers, actors and for the East Catholic girls’ softball team in its All Con­ and the top of the fourth. He He told viewers about the two amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and Just then, WPIX showed film of Softball Athletics game on superstation athletes. When he was voted into the necticut Conference contest with Mercy High Monday reminisced about Ruth, Gehrig, Babe Ruth Days, one in 1947 to being told by the former slugger, that ceremony. WPIX. He received a letter of Baseball Hall of Fame in 1978, DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and honor the slugger, another in 1948 “One of the only things that kind of The Yankee Stadium scoreboard afternoon. tribute from President Bush and a Allen assured himself further im­ Tonight’s Games East pitchers issued 18 free passes and wound up on long ovation from the fans, many of Roger Maris. He told stories, did to retired Ruth’s No. 3 uniform. keeps me going is listening to your also paid tribute to Allen between mortality when he came up with Gold’s VS. Glenn II, 6 — Fitzgerald the short end of a 21-6 decision. Mercy pitchers walked whom weren’t bom when Allen was some play-by-play and got to call a “By August, he was gone,” Allen broadcasts.” the top and bottom of the third, with what then-Commissioner Bowie Glenn vs. Brand Rex, 7:30 — Fitzgerald only two batters. replaced as a regular announcer on long home run by Jose Canseco in said, sadly. “I ran down the runway and cried a tape of various appearances he Kuhn called the sport’s new motto: PM Const. VS. Renn’s, 6 — Robertson “That was the difference in the game,” East coach Jay Yankees games in 1964. the top of the third inning. He spoke of Gehrig in the most like a baby,” Allen said. made on the field when Yankees “You could tell by the sound,” reverent tones. DiMaggio, about whom Rizzuto were honored. That tribute drew a “Long live baseball.” Taylor vs. HPMarket, 7:30 — Robertson McConville said. “It was a thrill to do it. I’m glad Joline’s vs. MPizza, 6 — Nike Mercy scored six times in the second inning, keyed by Social II VS. Brown’s, 7:30 — Nike a two-run double by winning pitcher Leslie LaBclla. Purdy VS. Lydall, 6 — Pagani Sophomore Nicole Aubin and senior Kendra Darby Allstate vs. Astros II, 7:30 — Pagani led East with two hits each. Aubin doubled and scored Memorial vs. Rogers, 6 — Keeney three runs. SCOREBOARD HRCafe vs. Pub, 6 — Charter Oak East drops to 1-4 in the ACC and 1 -6 overall. Mercy is 2-1 in the league and 2-4 overall. The two will meet Third Period—7, Chicago. Gilbert 5 (Konioyd, OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Sent Mika Bordick, again Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at Robertson Rirk. National League results Infielder, and , pitcher, to Tacoma of Red Sox 11, Mariners 0 leaders Larmar). 35. 8, Chicago, Creighton 2 (Larmer, Based on 34 at Bats. K.Brown), 3:45 (ah). 9, S I Louis, Oates 2 (Hull), the Pacific Coast League. SEATOE BOSTON Reds 6, Phillies 2 — Returned Ramon Xavier golfers top East Catholic Baseball a AB R H Pet 17:19. 10, Chicago, D.Sutter 1, 19:49. Penal- In Brief . . . ab r h bl sbrhM PHILA CINCINNATI HoatoDat 14 36 3 16 .444 tlea— Lowry, SiL (roughing), 1:17; RSutter, StL Manon, pitcher, to tho New Yvk Yhnkaaa. PORTLAND — Host Xavier High trimmed Ea.st Reynlds 2b The Associated Press 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 2 2 2 2 a b rh M a b rh b i Pane Ban 19 72 8 29 .403 (sloaNng), 234; Hoenick. CW (roughing), 234; TORONTO BLUE JAYSk—Sant Ozzia Virgil, BrUoy rf 3 0 3 0 Catholic, 5-2, Monday in All Connecticut Conference S6 4 112 Dykstra cf 3 1 1 0 Winghm cf 4 0 0 0 Griffey Sea 20 80 10 31 .388 Yxvmoy, CN (tripping), 2:46; P.Cavallinl, SiL catcher, and Paul Kilgua, pitchor, to Syracuse of American League standings Coles rf 1 0 0 0 Greenwf If 4 111 Herr 2b 4 0 1 0 Duncan 2b 3 1 1 0 otillwall KC 17 57 10 22 .386 (alaBhing), 9:14; P.Cavallini, S I (charging), the Intomatiooal League. OH, DAVID.. — New York’s Gregg Jefferies, right, tries to get David Cone’s attention as the golf action at the Portland Golf Cour.se. East Division ADavis dh Rain washes out scholastic slate 3 0 1 0 Evans dti 4 10 0 VHayes rf 2 1 1 1 Larkin as 2 1 0 0 WWMlarCle 14 48 9 18 .375 14.32; Oataa, SIL (high-sticking), 143^, Man- National League W L GB Leonard If latter argues with umpire Charlie Williams over a call in the fourth inning of Monday’s game Xavier is 3-1 in the ACC, 9-1 overall while East is 0-4 3 0 0 0 Pena c 5 2 3 3 Jordan 1b 3 0 0 0 Bnzngr1b 4 1 0 0 Felix Tor 20 66 10 23 .346 son, Chi (roughing), 1432. —Wlaivod Sergio Valdez, Rain washed out most of Monday afternoon’s scholas­ Co no If Milwaukss 12 6 1 0 0 0 Burks cl 5 12 1 Kruklf 2 0 0 0 ONaiHrl 3 1 2 2 WVYilttonKC 16 55 10 19 .345 Shots on goal— SL Louis 5-8-15— 28. pitcher. Claimed Joe Hasketh, pitcher, ofl in conference play, 2-4-1 overall. 11 8 Griffey cf 4 0 1 0 Bucknr 1 b tic schedule. The following are the new dates; baseball- with Atlanta. While Cone argued, two Braves came home. Atlanta won, 7-4. Boston 3 110 Ready If 1 0 1 1 Griffey If 3 0 0 1 Larkin Min 17 64 10 22 .344 Chicago 12-10-7—29. waivers from the Montreal Expoa. Sant Rick Xavier’s Eric Shcltz and East’s Todd Emcrick shared 12 9 POBrin 1b Toronto 4 0 0 0 Quintan 1b 10 0 0 Thon ss 4 0 0 0 BHatchrIf 1111 BJackionKC 14 53 10 18 .340 Powar-play Opportunilias— St Louis 1 ol 4; Luecken pitcher, to Richmond of the tntorna- East Hartford at Manchester, Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at 9 9 EMrtnz 3b medalist honors at 41. Other East scores were Pat Purcell Cleveland 4 C 1 0 Kutcher rf 3 111 Daulton c 3 0 10 Ouinons 3b 4 0 1 1 RHdanOok 17 65 16 22 .338 Chicago 1 of 6. •ional League. 9 11 Vbilec Kelley Field; girls' softball- Manchester at East Hartford, Baltimore 2 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 110 CHayes 3b 4 0 0 0 JRaad c 4 1 1 1 Homs Runs Goaliaa— St. Louis, RIandeau, 3-4 (15 —Optioned Greg Smitti, in- 42, Mike Klopfcr 48. Art Tischofer 0, Brian Gorman 56 7 10 SBradley c today at 3:30 p.m.; girls’ track- East Catholic, Bassick at NewMirV 1 0 0 0 KHowellp 2 0 0 0 Rijop 2 0 0 0 Flaldar, OstrolL 7; Gruber, Toronto, 7; ahota-11 tovaa), Joseph (7:28 second, 14-10). fieidar, and Dean Wilkins, pitcher, to Iowa of the 8 12 Brumfy ss 3 3 0 0 and Mark Midford 60. Detroit Ford ph 1 0 0 0 FIooitw ph 1 0 1 0 McOwira, Oakland, 7; BaR, Toronto, 6; Carv Chicago. Ballour. 4-1 (2S-26). American Association. St. Joseph in Trumbull, today at 3 pan.; boys’ tennis- INsst Division Totals 33 0 6 0 Totals 3411 12 10 —Placed Danny Jackson, Cone’s sense of timing Carnian p 0 0 0 0 Charlton p 0 0 0 0 saco, Oakland, 5; Griffey, Seattle, 5; 5 are tiad A— 18,472 W L QB Seattle Manchester at Hall, today at 3:30 p.m.; girls’ tennis- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 Akerfids p 0 0 0 0 Dibblap 0 0 0 0 witt 4. Ralaraa— Don Koharakl. Linesmen—Ray pitchor, on the 15-day disablod list 14 5 . 737 — Boston Oakland 130 200 14x— 11 McElroy p 0 0 0 0 Rune Batted bt Scapinaik), Fton Finn. —Activated Eric An­ Maloney at Manchester, May 8; golf- Manchester at Ber­ 10 6 .625 21/j Chicaeo DP—Saatte 2. LOB—Seattle 8, Boston 7. Rsrrett p 0 0 0 0 Gruber, Toronto, 20; Fielder, DelroiL 19; thony, outfieldor. from Iha 153ay disabled UsL 11 9 .550 3'd lin, May 11. Texas 2B—Boggs, Burks. HR—Pena (2). Hollins ph 1 0 0 0 McGwire, Oakland, 18; FaKx, Toronto, 17; Qrlf- Placed Mark Davidson, outfielder, on the 15- California 8 11 .421 6 IP H R ER BB SO Totals 30 2 S 2 TMala 31 6 7 e lay, Saada, 17; BeN, Toronto, 16; S ior^ Texas, day disabled lisL Optioned Dave Flohde, In- Morgan, Pats 8 12 .400 e'/s Seattle Seattle Philadelphia 100 000 0 1 0 - 2 16; Famarvdaz, Toronto, 15; Incaviglia, Texas, fieldar, to Tucson ol the Pacific Coast League. MHS girls holding fund raiser all wrong in Mets loss 7 12 .368 7 Minnesota Holmon L.3-2 3 1-3 7 6 6 2 0 Cincinnati 300 000 12x—6 15 Scholastic LOS ANGELES DOOGERS-Optioned Jose Kansas City 6 12 .333 71/2 Knackert 2 2-3 3 1 3 0 The Manchester High girls’ soccer team will be host­ 1 E—Jordan, Duncaa Carman. DP— PNIadol- Pitching (3 Dacteions) Vizcaino, Infialdar, to Albuquerque ol the l^ fic nings for his tJiird save, fanning Monday's Gamas Comstock 2 2 4 0 2 5 phia 2. LOB— Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 5. Bosio, Milwaukee, 3-0, 1.000; Condiotli, Coast League. ing a fund-raising spaghetti dinner on Wednesday, May are at odds Oakland 6. New 'ilxk 0 By The Associated Press Boston 3B—BHatcher. H R ^ R oed (1). Cleveland, 3-0, 1.000; KBrown, Taxes, 44). Manchester Jr. High track —Placed John Costailo. 9, at 6 p.m. at the high school cafeteria. Tickets ($6 for three. Baltimore 2. California 1.12 inninos Boddicker W.2-3 7 6 0 0 1 2 IP H n ER BB SO 1.000; Ryan, Texas. 44), 1.000; Stewart Oak­ pitcher, on toe 15-day ditablad list ratroadiva to NL Roundup POXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Veteran wide receiver Boston 11, Seattle 0 Murphy 1 0 0 0 1 2 Phlladsiphia land, 54), 1.000; C lam a^ Boston, 4-1, .800; The Manchastsr Junior High girls' keck toam April 25 Namad Richard Morency vice prati- adults, $3 for children) are available from team members Astros 4, Expos 2: Glenn Davis Toronto 10, Cleveland 4 dolaatad Windhm. 56-30. \Marl Whikar was a David Cone picked the wrong Stanley Morgan, a starter since he joined the New Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 0 KHowell L.2-2 6 2 3 1 3 4 CFinlay, California, 3-1, :750; SUab, Toronto, dant ol communications. and the high school athletic office. tied the score with his second homer Milwaukee 6, Detroit 1 Krracksrt piitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Carman 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 3-1, .750; Watch, Oakland, 3-1, .750. doubla winner tor Monchastar In the 100- and -Placed Keith Millar, out- lime to have a discussion with um­ England Patriots in 1977, said the NFL club warns to Chicaao 5, Texas 4,13 innings 200-malar-dashes while Alexia DeJoannis fialdar, on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to The proceeds will be used for a barbeque after a have recognized that’s the way it of the game and Rafael Ramirez put HBP—Barrett by Knackert PB—SBretdley. Aksrfsids 1 0 0 0 0 0 pire Charlie Williams over a call. slash his salary, and he indicated he may not be with Only games scheduled Umpires—Home. Johnson; First McKean; McElroy 0 1 1 1 0 0 National League leaders secured the discus and shot puL April 25. Purchased the contract ol Darren round-robin tournament on Sept. 1 that Manchester High was and got back after them, not Houston ahead with a two-run single TUasday't Gamas The Manchaalar Junior High boys' track toam Reed, outfielder, from Tidewotor of the Inteme- While the pitcher had his back to Secorxl, Tschda; Third, Voltaggio, Parraft 2-3 2 1 1 0 0 Baosd on 34 at Bats. the team next season. Oakland (Moore 1-1) at New York (Hawkins dropped a 45-41 dadsioa Alex Rodriquat. tional League. Claimed Daryl Boston, outfielder, will be hosting. The round-robin includes nationally blowing his stack.” as the Astros rallied for three runs in T—2:28. A—18,540. Cincinnati 13 Al1 H1 H PcL the infield arguing with Williams “It just isn’t fair,” Morgan said Monday in an inter­ 0-2), 7:30 p.m. Andy Brindisi and Mika Dasroalar parformad off wsivert from Ihe CNcago While Sox. Sant Flijo W.1-1 7 4 1 1 4 6 Kennedy SF 14 39 5 16 .410 ranked Newton North (No. 1), Wa.shingtonvillc, N.Y. It was the second victory in a row the eighth inning to beat Montreal at California (Abbott 0-1) at Baltimore (Tibbs well lor Manchester. Julio Machado, pitcher, and Lou Thornton, out- over a safe call at first base, Atlanta view with The Boston Globe from his home in Mem­ Blue Jays 10, Indians 4 Chariton 2-3 0 1 1 1 0 Duncan Cin 15 49 13 20 .408 0-2), 7:35 p.m. fieldar, to Tidewater, and Chuck Carr, outfieldar, (No. 6) and Wilton (No. 10). scored two runs for a 4-1 lead. for the Braves, who beat the visiting Olympic Stadium. The Astros have TORONTO CLEVELAND Dibbla S.3 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 Santiago SO 18 63 9 25 .397 phis. “For all the years I’ve put in, for everything I Seattle (Johnson 2-1) at Boston (Hetzei 0-1), to Jackson ol the Texas League. For further information, contact Joe Erardi at the MHS won three straight. ab rh bl McElroy pitohed to 1 better in the 6th. Sabo Cin 15 64 16 25 .391 Baseball standings The runs proved costly as the Mets for the first time since July 16, 735 p.m. ab r h bl -Vltaived Todd have given that organization, it was a blow in the face. Femndz ss HBP—Larkin by KHowell, VHayes by Larkin Cin 16 65 12 25 .385 athletic office at 647-3553. snapping a six-game losing streak Larry Andersen (2-0) pitched 1 Toronto (Stieb 3-1) at Clevelond (Candio'.tl 4 2 3 2 Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 Frohwirth. pitcher. Optioned Brad Moore, Braves went on for a 7-4 victory Liriano 2b Charttoa Umpires—Home. Bonin; FirsL Tata; Backmon Pit 11 43 7 16 .372 To ask someone to take that kind of pay cut just isn’t 3-0), 7:35 p.m. 1 0 0 0 Webster cf 1110 pitcher, to Scranton Wilkes-Barre of the Interna­ Monday night, sending the New against New York. Atlanta is only 1-3 innings for the victory and Dave MWilson If 5 1 2 0 CJames cf Second, Quick; Third, Rerrtort Butter SF 20 82 16 30 .366 CCCEasI O'all Minnesota (Tapani 2-2) at Detroit (Morris 2 0 11 tional League. Britsox top Hagerstown fair.” Gruber 3b T—2:31. A— 17,294. McGee StL 20 83 15 30 .361 W L W L York Mets to their third straight loss. 4-13 for the season. Smith got the last tlircc outs for his 2-2), 7:35 p.m. 4 0 1 1 DJama dh 3 0 10 PrnrSBUHGH PIRATES-Named Jim Mollon Morgan made $600,000 last season. He said the Belidh Owen Mon 19 64 6 23 .359 NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Tom Fischer pitched five and seventh save. Texas (Ryan 4-0) at Chicago (M.Perez 1-2), 5 2 2 2 Snyder rf 3 111 East Hartford manager of Welland of the Naw Ybrk-Penn “I’m human,” Cone said. “I’m “If they’re going to give us two GHill rf 5 2 2 2 MIdndo If 4 0 0 0 Astros 4, Expos 2 DonieULA 18 52 7 18 .346 MANCHESTER team wants to cut his salary “almost in half.” 8.-05 p.m. League. one-third innings of four-hit one-run baseball and Jeff runs like that, we ought to win the Olerud 1b 5 1 3 1 Jacoby 3b HOUSTON MONTREAL Homs Runs Rockville emotional. I snapped. It cost us the Milwaukee (Higuera 2-0) at Kansas City 4 12 1 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed Terry Giants 8, Dodgers 4: John The 13-ycar veteran and four-time Pro Bowl player Borders c 5 0 4 1 Hmndz 1b ab r h bf a b rh b f Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 7; GDavis, Houston, 6; Fermi Plympton threw three and two-thirds innings of hilless game,” Atlanta manager Russ Nixon (Saberhagen 1-2), 8:35 p.m. 4 0 0 1 Perxilatoh, third baseman, on the 153ay dis- game. I accept the responsibility.” Burkett canted his first major league also said the Ritriots want to relegate him to a backup Lae 2b 5 0 0 0 Alomar c 4 0 0 0 Yiung cf 5 0 3 0 DeShkls 2b 4 1 1 0 Guarrarp, SL Louis, 5; Sabo, Cincinnati, 5; 9 South Windsor Wednesday's Gamas eblad lisL relief leading the New Britain Red Sox to a 3-1 Eastern Cone didn’t ask for time to argue said. Felix cf 4 2 2 1 Fermin 3 110 Wlding2b 5 0 0 0 Grissom cf 3 0 1 0 are tar. with 4. Enfield victory by allowing two runs in position. He said he believes he can still be a starter, Milwaukee at Kansas City. 2:35 p.m. —Sent Mika Totals 431019 10 Totals 32 4 7 4 Biggio c 3 0 1 0 Raines If 4 0 1 1 Runs Battsd In Windham League victory over the Hagerstown Suns. his case when Williams called Mark Oddibc McDowell and Jeff Oakland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Loga, inlieidar, outright to Phoenix ol the FYicific seven innings, leading San Francis- and while the team has given him permission to talk California at Baltirrme, 735 p.m. Toronto 410 113 000—10 GDavis 1b 5 2 2 2 Wbllach 3b 3 0 0 0 Boislle, Pittsburgh, 21; Guerroro, SL Louis, Hartford Public Fischer struck out four and walked one in Monday’s Lemke safe on what would have Treadway each hit two-run homers Cleveland 100 200 010— 4 GWilson rf 3 1 2 0 Galarrg 1b 5 0 0 0 20; JCaitar, Son Diego, 17; WCIork, San Frarv Coast League. CO past I Angclcs at Dodger with other clubs, they won’t release him. Seattle at Boston, 635 p.m. Naw Itork-Pann League game to raise his record to 2-2. Plympton fanned two in off Cone, who allowed five hits and DP—Toronto 1 Clevoland 1. LOB—Toronto Anthony If 4 1 1 0 WWkerrf 0 0 0 0 cisco, 17; Dawson, Chicago, 15; MaWilliams, been a third-out grounder to second Toronto at Cleveland. 7:35 p.m. AUBURN ASTROS—Named Mark Copeland Stadium. Patriots general manager Patrick Sullivan told the 7. Clevelarxl 4. 2S—Bell. Olerud, Felix, Bor­ Caminit 3b 2 0 0 0 Nixon cf 2 0 0 0 San FrarKlaco, 15; GDavis, Houston, 14; his stint to earn his fourth save. six runs in five innings. Minnesota at Detroit, 735 p.m. trainer. baseman Gregg Jefferies. sparked a four-run Boston Herald a “number of players on this team arc ders. 3B—Jacoby. HR—Felix (3), GHill (2). Fer­ Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Aldrete rf 0 0 0 0 ONaill, Ciricinnatt, 14. ACC O'all Texas at Chicago. 835 p.m. BASKETBALL Mike Kelly and Eric Wedge had two hits apiece for Cone (0-2) went to cover the (1-2) pitched seven nandez (1), Bell (6). SF—Snyder, Gruber. Doran ph Fitzgerld c 3 1 1 0 PHchlnp (3 Dadalona) W L W L fourth inning off John Wcttcland anointed starters. Stanley is not in tliat group. Given 0 0 0 0 Continantal Basketball AssocIMion IP H R ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 Owen sr 4 0 2 0 Armstrong, Cincinnati, 4 3 , 1.000; Cook, SL Barnard New Britain. base, but Williams ruled he missed innings, allowing six hits and four National League standings Rohde pr ROCKFORD LIGHTNING—Announced the (1-2) with his third homer, Kevin the makeup of this team, wc’rc not looking at Stanley Toronto Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 DeMrtnz p 2 0 1 1 Philadelphia, 33 , 1.000; Heaton Pittsburgh, Notre Dame resignation ol Charley Rosen, head coach. the bag. runs, and Joe Boever got the last East Division Stodmyr V/,3-2! 5 4 3 3 0 0 DeSmith p 0 0 0 0 No boa ph 10 0 0 43 . 1.000; Tudor. SL Louis. 4-0, 1.000; Viola. EAST CATHOLIC NFL suspends Saints’ Warren Mitchell hit his fourth home run in as a full-time player right now.” L Pet. GB FOOTBALL three outs for his first save. w Acker 2 1 0 0 0 1 Ramirz ss 4 0 2 2 Froyp 0 0 0 0 Naw Tbrk, 4 3 , 1.000; D ia b ^ Pitlibufgh, 4-1, S i Joseph Dale Murphy and Ernie Whitt the eighth and Matt Williams drove “Although we’re quite a bit apart in the contract 14 6 .700 — National Football Lsogua Pittsburgh Wills 1 2 1 1 1 1 Deshaies p 2 0 0 0 Sampen p 0 0 0 0 .800; LaCoss, San Frardaco, 3-1, .750; Mad­ Xavier NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Defensive end Frank War­ both scored during the argument, Reds 6, Phillies 2: Paul O’Neill’s 10 9 .526 31/2 NFL—Sutparrdad Frank .Vhrran, New Or­ in three runs for the Giants. talks, wc’rc not at an impasse,” Sullivan added Montreal Henke 1 0 0 0 0 0 Oberkll3b 1 0 0 0 dux, Chicago, 3-1, .750; Morgan, Lot Angelsa, Fairfield Prep Philadelphia 10 9 .526 31/2 leans Saints dafenslva end, for at leatl one ren, coming off the best of his nine seasons with the New with Jefferies trying to turn Cone two-run single in the first inning Cleveland Candael 2b 1 0 0 0 3-1. .750. “Wc’rc still talking and hopefully this won’t be a New Yjrk 0 10 .474 41^2 year after tssbng positive lor drugs a third tima Orleans Saints, has been suspended from the NFL for at Burkett, whose previous major Beerse L.0-2 2-3 5 4 4 0 0 Totals 35 411 4 Totals 31 2 7 2 around to home plate to see what helped Jose Rijo gain his first vic­ 9 11 .450 5 ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed Joe Moorton. prolonged deal." Sl Louis Shew 5 1-3 11 6 6 0 0 Houston 000 100 030—4 least a year after testing positive for drugs a third time. tory since last June as Cincinnati league experience was limited to Chicago 8 11 .421 5'/2 was happening. Wickarvler 3 3 0 0 0 4 Montreal 001 100 0 0 0 — 2 COC-East bgN and, ar>d William Evers, comarbock. West Division His banishment is based on tests conducted since the “Charlie missed the play all beat Philadelphia at Riverfront three relief appearances in the final E—Deshaies, Ramirez. DP—Houston 1. Hockey SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed Reggie w L Pet GB Bacon Academy establishment of the league’s three-violaton policy set in Stadium. The Reds have won 13 of three weeks of the 1987 season, al­ Brewers1 6, Tigers 1 Montreal 2 LOB—Houston 9. Montreal 12 Bynum, wide receiver, and Kevin Lewis, comer- right,” Mets manager Davey John­ Cincinnab 13 3 .813 — COVENTRY MILWAUKEE 2B— DeShields, Fitzgerald, Young. HR— back. Released Matthew Flits, ollenaive 1986. The policy says a first violation is kept confiden­ their first 16 games. lowed seven hits, struck out three Los Angeles 11 10 .524 41/2 OETRCXT RHAM son said. “I could see he hit the bag GDavis 2 (6). S—DeMartinaz. SF— Raines. Stanley Cup playoff glance lineman; Tom Fleaher, defsntiva srrd, and Houston 9 10 .474 5’/2 ab r h bl ab r h bi CHENEY TECH tial; a second means suspenion for four weeks and a Rijo (1-1) allowed four hits and and walked one in his first major- Home clubs Molitor 2b IP H R ER BB 8 0 Garry Jomea, runnkx) bock. from where I was. But that’s no ex­ San Diego 9 10 .474 51/2 4 1 0 0 PMIlips 3b 4 0 0 0 DIVISION FINALS BOLTON third-time violator is suspicnded for life with the option to struck out six in seven innings for league start. pitched San Francisco B 12 .400 8 Bates 2b 0 0 0 0 TrammI 3 0 2 0 Houston Wsdneaday, Aprs 16 cusc.cuse. Deshaies Atlanta 4 13 ,235 91/2 Shoffild3b 4 0 1 0 Whitakr 2b 4 0 0 0 SL Louis 4, Chicago 3 O'all ' reapply in a year. “It hapipened the way it happened his first victory in his last seven the final two innings, allowing two Andersen W.2-0 COC Waal Monday's Gamas ftrlidor 3b 1 0 11 Nokat c 4 0 2 0 Edrrxihton 7, Loa Angelea 0 W L W L and, right or wrong. Cone should starts. pitched i 1-3 in- runs. face elimination 'ibuntcf 4 1 2 2 Schtzdr Cincirvratl 6, Philadelphia 2 Moseby cf 4 0 1 0 Thursday, April 19 Cromwell 7 2 8 3 Calendar DParkr c3i DaSmith S,7 Giants’ Meggett acquitted Houston 4, Montreal 2 5 0 0 0 F«idar 1b 3 1 1 1 N.Y. Hangars 7. Vtaafiington 3 Ftomarrd Montreal Atlanta 7, New York 4 Brock 1b 5 2 2 1 ShoeU If 4 0 1 0 Bosotn 1, Montreal 0 East Hampton BALTIMORE (AP) — New York Giants running back By The Associated Press DeMrtinez L.21 Today San Francisco 8, Los Angelas 4 Vaughn If 3 1 1 0 Willims rf 3 0 0 0 Friday, April 20 Rocky Hill Frey Baseball David Meggett was acquitted of charges of soliciting sex Only games scheduled Felder If 0 0 0 0 Salas ph 1 0 0 0 Chicago 5, St Louia 3 Vmal Tech Tuesday's Camas Surhoff c 4 0 11 Brgmn dh 3 0 1 0 Sampen Edrrxxhtoh 6. Loa Angatea 1 East Catholic al Wirxtram 7 p.m after a three-day trial in which he insisted he was just Roenick provides the spark The home-court advantage is a big deal in the NBA — Philadelphia (Ruffin 1-2) at Cincinnati (Mahler Braggs rf 3 1 1 0 HBP—Wbiker by Deahaiea. Saturday, AprH 21 Vlnol Tech at Cheney Tech, 3:30 except, of course, for the teams down 2-0 in the playoffs. Umpires— Homs. Hsilion; Bolton at Bacon Academy, 330 being polite to an undercover police woman. 1-0), 12:35 p.m. Harrxltn If 0 0 0 0 FIrsL Harvey; Boston 5 Montreal 4, OT Then it is more of a disadvantage. New Y>rk (Darling 1-2) at Atanta (Lilliquist EDiaz ss 4 0 0 0 Second. Crawford; Third, DeMuth. Wtoahington 6, N.Y. FUrrgart 3 CCC East-girta O'all Covenky at RHAM, 330 Meggett, who was arrested Feb. 7, was accused of of­ T—3:21. A— 10,060. Softball 0-3), 5:40 p.m. Totals 37 8 9 5 T o (^ 33 1 9 1 Sunday, Apr« 22 W L W L fering the police woman $40 for a lewd sex act. That’s the case tonight for six teams, who face Manchaalar at East Hartford, 3:30 Houston (Portugal 1-3) at Montreal (Gardner Mitwaukae 110 1011 002—6 S I Louis 5 Chicago 4, Windham 6 0 8 elimination if they don’t win the next two games M 0-2), 7:35 p.m Braves 7, Mets 4 EdrrxMitoh 5. lo t Angelat 4 Covenky at RHAM, 3:30 as Blackhawks oust Blues DetroH 000 000 001— 1 Eott Hartford 5 1 6 Virral Tech at Bolton, 330 Soviet sextet has control SL Louis (B Smith 2-2) at San Diego (Y/hit- E—Phillips 2 Trammell. DP—Milwaukee 1. NEWYORK ATLANTA Monday, April 33 Rockville 4 2 6 home. Bon 2-0), 10:05 p.m LOB— Milwaukee 8, Detroit 7. 2fl— Surhoff. a b rh b i Ob r h bt Wiahirrgton 7, N.Y. Rorrgert 1 MANCHESTER 4 2 4 Boys TracA BERN, Switzxirland (AP) — The Soviet Union scored Historically, it has been an almost impossible task to Pittsburgh (Terrall 0-0) at Los Angeles (Bel­ Boston 6, Montreal 3 South Windsor at Manchastsr, 3:30 By Joe Mooshil HR—Yount (2), Brock (1), Fielder (7). Jelleris 2b 5 0 0 0 OMcDllcf 3 2 1 2 South Windsor 3 3 3 four goals in the first period and beat Canada 7-1 to come back from that kind of a deficit. Only twice in cher 1-2), 10:35 p.m. SB—Sheffield (2) Carreon cf 3 2 1 0 Tredwy2b 4 1 3 2 TVasday, April 24 Enliald 1 5 2 East Catholic at SL Joseph, 330 The Associated Press Chicago (Biclocki 0-2) at San Francisco IP H R ER BB SO HJhnsn 3b 3 1 2 2 Gregg If 4 0 0 0 Chicago 3. SL Louis 2 Fermi 1 5 1 Girla Track reach the gold medal game against Czechoslovakia in the NBA playoff history have teams come back from 2-0 to Manchester at Souti WIndeor, 330 (Hammaker 2-1), 10:35 p.m. Mllwaukss Strwbry rf 4 0 1 0 Preal^ 1b 4 0 0 0 Edmonton 6. Los Angelas 5, OT. Edmonton Hartford Public 0 6 1 World Championships. win bcst-of-5 scries - - and Golden Slate in 1987 is die Wednesday's Gamas Knudson W.2-0 McRyIdsIf 4 0 1 1 Murphy rf 4 1 1 0 wins series 4 3 Boya Tannia Morbrk Cheney Tech at East Hampton. 330 NEW YORK (AP) — Former heavyweight champion TEXAS CHCAQO Totaia 33 4 7 4 Totals 31 7 ■ 5 Saturday, April 29 COC Wtoet- girla O' Mike Keenan said after a ruruway Athletics 6, Vhnkees 0 RHAM at Bolton. 3:30 Mike Tyson will face 1984 Olympic gold medalist Henry against the Knicks and the Utah Jazz and Phivnix Suns, sb r h bl ab r h bl NawVbrfc 001 001 030—4 SL Louis 4, Chicago 2 W L W 8-2 victory over the Blues Monday OAKLAND NEW YORK Huson se 5 1 1 0 Sosa rf 6 1 2 1 Atlanta 003 331 OOl—7 Monday, April 30 Cromwell 7 1 8 Covenky at Ftocky Hill, 330 Tillman in a 10-round bout June 16 at Caesars ftilace in who split two games al Salt lake City, meet at Phix'nix. Plrnero 1b 6 0 2 1 Liohrwi cf 7 1 3 1 Chicago 5 SL Louis 2, Chicago wins sorias Softball night that vaulted the Blackhawks ■b rh bt sb r h bl E—Cone, Thomas. DP—Atlanta 2. East Hampton 4 2 7 Las Vegas. The other half of the HBO doublchcadcr Here’s how tonight’s games shape up: RHdftn tl 5 2 2 2 Sax 2b Frar>co 2b 6 12 1 Cakferr^ tf 4 0 3 1 LOa-New Yxk 6, Atlanta 4. 2B-Carreon, 4-3 Rocky Hill 2 5 2 Monchaaler at Conoid, 3:30 into the semifinals of the .Sumlcy Lansfrd 3b 5 0 0 0 Velardo 3 b S«erra rf 5 0 1 0 Kittiedh 3 0 0 0 Mercy at East Catholic, 3:15 sends another cx-champ. George Foreman, against Adil- IxK Angeles at Hou.ston: After losing the first two Whin. HR—OMcDowell (2). Trsadway (1). Ftortfarvl 0 7 0 Cup playoffs. Can&dco r1 3 1 1 1 Mtngly 1b Bajr«8 dh 5 1 1 1 Lyons dh 1 0 0 0 HJohnson (4). SB—Elster (1), Murphy (3). CONFERENCE FINALS VinNTach 0 6 0 Covenky at Ftocky Hil, 330 son Rodrigues. games al Los Angeles, Hoaston coach Don Chaney McGwir 1 b 5 1 3 1 Hall dh Kreuter p>r 0 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 S—Cone, StTtoltz. Wednesday, May 3 Bolton at East Hampton, 3:30 Roenick had two first-period “guaranteed” that his Rockeus would sweep the l-ikers at HasMy c 4 2 2 0 Barfield r1 Ifxvglta If 6 0 2 1 CMrtnz 1b 4 1 2 0 IP H RER BB 8 0 Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m Boys Tattnls goals and Steve I-armcr scored a DHdwicf 5 0 1 0 Wshr>gtn If Petralli c 5 0 0 0 Pasqua ph 1 0 0 0 Naw Itork Thursday, May 3 ACC-gIrts O' Manchester at Bristol Easlam, 3 :X Tlic Summit. Ph^p* dh 10 0 0 K&ily c! Cooibgh 3b 1 1 0 0 McCray d 0 0 0 0 Cone L.0-2 5 5 6 4 3 4 Washington at Bostoa 7:35 pm. W L w East Catholic at Notre Dome, 3:15 Pierce wins sixth man award short-handed goal to start the second ‘'ITial was the word that I used,” Chancy .said. "Of Stonbeh ph 10 0 0 Gsron c Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Grebck 3b 4 0 0 0 WhthrsI 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 Friday, May 4 Sacred Heart 3 0 8 Gkla Tennis period and added four assists in a Kunk^ ss 2 0 0 0 Ventura 3b 2 0 0 0 Newington at Manchesisr, 3:30 MIl.WAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee’s Ricky Pierce, a course, nothing is guaranteed, but our guys know we can W »iMM 4 0 11 Espooz M Mussimn 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m SL Barnard's 1 0 5 rout that was untypical of the scries. Galiogo 2b 4 0 11 Espy cf 3 0 0 0 Fielchr 2b 6 1 2 0 Pena 1 0 0 0 0 1 Saturday, May S Mercy 1 1 1 Golf 6-foot-4 swingman who led the Bucks in scoring with a win two games in our building. Then wc can go hack to Manchester at Bristol Central, 3 p.m Totals 37 e 11 6 Totals 31 0 6 0 Dghrty ph 1 0 0 0 Guillen ss 6 1 1 2 Atlanta Washinglon at Boston, 735 p.m. S l Joseph's 1 2 3 Through the first six games, each East Catholic at Aquinas, 2:30 23-point average, won his second NBA Sixth Man lj)s Angeles and that one -s a tos.sup.” Oildarxl 021 100 1 0 1 -« Petlit cf 1 0 0 0 Smoltz W. 1-2 7 6 4 4 4 1 Sunday, May 9 EAST CATHOLIC 0 3 1 team won three and each team Ntw Itorfc 000 000 000—0 Totals 47 4 9 4 Totaia 48 513 5 Henry 1 0 0 0 0 0 Edrrxxnton at Chican, 8:35 p.m Award. Philadelphia at Cleveland: Led by Charles Barkley E—Espirwza. DP—Oaklarxi 2. New York 1. Teiss 012 000 010 000 0 - ^ Boever S.1 1 1 0 0 0 1 Monday,onday, May 7 Monday'a gamas not Includad He received 77 of 92 votes from a panel of writers and scored a total of 20 gtwls. LOB—OeWarxf 9. New Vbrk 4 2B—Massey. Chlcsgo 040 000 000 000 1—S Smoltz patched to 3 baners In the 8th. Boston ol Washington, 7:35 pm. “In the first period we initiated a and Mersey Hawkins, tlie 76ers won tlie first two games, HR—McGwire (7). Cartseco (5). RHeoderson 2 Or>e out when winrxr^ run scored. WP—Cone. TUssday, May 9 East Horttord at MorKhastar, 3:30 broadcasters. Indiana’s Dctlef Schrempf was second with 111-106 and 107-101. Cleveland might tuive won with (3) E—Fletcher, Franco. LOB—Texas 14. EdrrxrrSon al Chicago, 8:35 p.m Rocky HJI at Chaney Tech. 3:30 eight votes. Pierce, who also won in 1987, is the second lot of play and Jeremy Roenick The Ataocialetf Preoa Chicapo 14. 2B—Calderon 2. Irxiaviglta. CMar- Wadnssday, May 9 East Hampton at Coventry, 3:30 some typical 3-poiiU shooting. IP H R ER BB SO Transactions two-time winner since the award was instituted in 1983. sparked the team,” Keenan said. TOGETHERNESS — St. Louis’ Glen Featherstone, center, Osldsnd Ur>ez. 3B—Guillen, HR—Baines (4), S—Lyons Giants 8, Dodgers 4 Boston at Washinglon, 735 pm. Softball The Cavaliers set an NB.\ Rvord lor Jqioint shtHUing IP H RER BB SO Thursday, May 10 East Catholic at RockviUa, 3:15 “The early spark carried it for us.” Vyblch W.3-1 9 SANFRAN LOS ANGELS Kevin McHale of Boston won in 1984 and 1985. holds onto Chicago’s Greg Gilbert while linesman Ray T«x m Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m, H r Rocky Hill at Boltofi, 330 It marked the second straight (vreentage during the rogular sea.son. hmmg -hi ^ [x-t- Naw Ybrfc ab r h bl ab r h M 5 5 3 4 Bohanon 5 1-3 7 4 4 2 4 Friday, May 11 BASEBALL BoyaTraoh Scapinello hits the ice as he tried to break up a fight be­ eeni, iviced by Steve Kerr's league-leading .‘'0.7 jvrcenl. CParkerL.0-1 Butiar cf 4 1 0 0 Samuel cf 5 0 0 series the Blackhawks had to go the JDRobosn 0 0 1 0 MielKa 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Wsshmglon at Boston, 7:35 p.m, il naesa- AiYWftesn Lm g u # East Catholic al Bristol Central, 3:30 Krickstein among net winners RTfxnp 2b 4 1 0 0 LHarris 2b 5 0 3 ’Die Cavs irude 34o of S.**! attempis, both to^l^ m the Gulerman 0 0 0 0 Jaffcoat 1 2 0 0 1 1 aary -Ssnl Ban Boys Tennis limit of seven games to win. They tween the pair in Monday night’s Stanley Cup playoff clash WClark 1b 4 1 2 2 Danisisif 3 0 1 MUNICH, West Germany (AP) — Sccond-sccdcd 1111 Russall 3 1 0 0 4 4 Saturday, May 12 McDonald, pilchar. to Ftochaater ol the Intarna- East Catholic al )(avisr, 3:30 league. Plunk Mitchall If 5 2 2 1 Murray 1b 5 0 1 previously eliminated Minnesota in Moyor L,0-3 1-3 1 1 0 0 0 Edrrxinun at Chicago, 8:35 p.m, II nsesaaary tforxil Ijaagua lor a rshabWlatlon aasignmanl GoH Aaron Krickstein and fourth-seeded Jim Courier ad­ in Chicago. Bass rf 5 2 3 1 Brooks rf 3 0 0 But in the playoffs, the Cas> have hit only two of eight Chk:ago S un d^, May 13 Sant Jay AkkKh and JoNi Milchall. pUchers. FermVHartlord Public al Morxhealar, 3 p.m. seven games. MWlms 3b 4 1 2 3 SckMciac 4 1 1 vanced to the second round of the German Open. Krick­ Orioles 2, Angels 1 McDwtl 22 3 3 3 3 2 4 Boston at Washington, 7:05 p.m, il nacaa- outnghL to Hochoaler. SL Bernard at East Catholic (TaHwocrd), 230 Now the Blackhawks mu.st go up climiiuited. 20 points in tJic playoffs, was hold and two of 11, only 21,1 (vreent. meaning tlut a m.tjoi Kanrrady c 5 0 2 1 Shrprsn 3b 4 1 2 0 stein defeated Horacio Dc La R:na 2-6, 7 ^ , 6-3 and Patiarson 1 2-3 3 0 0 1 0 aary BOSSTON RED SOX—Sant Daryl Irvine, witliout a goal. 5 0 2 0 Aase p 0 0 0 0 against the well-rested Edmonton Meanwhile, it was a bitter windup part of their offen.se has virtually di.sa['(x'aied. (12 innings) Pali 3 13 2 1 1 1 4 Uriba u Mortday, Msy 14 pitcher, orvl JoVi Marzoro, ca'cher, to Pow- Courier ousted Paolo Cane 7 -6, 6-2. Oilers in a best-of-7 Campbell Con­ for the Blues. CAUFORNA BALTIMORE BJonae 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Burkatl p 3 0 0 0 Griffin as 4 1 2 1 CNcago at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m, H nacaaaaiy tuckat ol Iha Intwnalional Laagua. “Sure, I’m disapfxiintcd and I’m Chicago at Milwaukee: ITk Bulls have a lot ol con­ ab rh bl Thigpan W.1-1 3 0 0 0 2 2 Tuesday, May IS CALIFORNIA ANGEI.S-4Dptioned Willie “We lost and I’m extremely dis- Batha ph 1 0 0 0 Wettalnd p 0 0 0 1 Barclay’s condition is upgraded ference series that opens Wednesday upset, too," said Mull, whose 72 fidence against Milwaukee, and for ginxl tc.Lson. Venable cf 5 0 0 0 PBradty If Jaftcoat pitchad to 2 bettars in tha 10th, Brantlay p 0 0 0 0 Munoz p 0 0 0 0 VWahington ol Boston, 735 p m. If nscaa- Fraser, pitchtr, to EdirorSon of toe Riciftc Radio, TV appoinu^,’’ Blues coach Brian Sut­ OWhite If 5 0 0 0 SFinley cl 10 00 aary Coast Lsogua. night at Edmonton. goals led the NHL during the Il would be difficult for the Bulls not to Like the Bucks Shelby ph INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Race car driver Steve ter said. “Shame is not the riglit Joyner 1b 5 0 0 1 CRipkn ss Hartley p 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Traded Bd Long, Barclay was moved from critical care to a regular room The Oilers will have the home-ice regular season. “If you go out and lightly. The 109-102 victory at Chicago on Siuulay was CDovis dh 5 0 1 0 Millign lb Traxler ph 10 0 0 pitchsr, to toa Cliicago Cubs tor Frank Compos, advantage in the series, plus having word. It is not an indication of how Bichette rf 5 0 1 0 Orsulek rl NHL playoff result pitcher. Placed Dave Gafioghar. oullMdar. on Today and his condition was upgraded to good, a spokesman at don’t want to play, wluit can 1 say? ilicir sixth straight over the Bucks this s. .in o ii aiul I'hh in Crews p 0 0 0 0 rested for a full week. But the wc played. Howell 3b 2 0 0 0 Wthgtn3b Soccer Searage p 0 0 0 0 Blackhawks 8, Blues 2 Iha 15day disablad Hat Purchaaad Iha contract 5:40 p.m. — Mets at Braves, Metliodist Hospital said. 'ITicre were a lot of guys who didn’t ilic lost 21 meetings. f^rrishc 5 0 2 0 Horn dh Vizcain 2b 0 0 0 0 ol Rodney McCray. oulfWdar, from Birmingham Blackhawks would seem to have “They came out jumping, just like 1—2 SportsChanncl, WFAN (660-AM) Barclay suffered a concussion and broken arm, wrist, give an effort. Without all 20 of us. “We want a sweep, we want to make it three in a row DHiH 2b BArxlsn ph CGwyn ph 1110 8 t Louie ” 1 - - ol the Southern Laagua. Released Grog something going for them, after we did the other night in St. Louis, McLmr 2b Meivtn c Totals 40 113 a Totaia 36 411 4 ChICAOO • * WUker. first baseman. 7:30 p jT i. — Mariners at Red collarbone and ribs in a crash Friday during the Rookie it’s a futile effort. To say the least, and gel some rest," Coach ITiil Jackson said. ”Wc know MSC Magic FksiPsrtod—1. Chicago. Roanick 9 (D_WI^ rhe short-handed goal gave them a KArxIrs ss Gonzals 2b San Francisco 000 400 0 2 3 -6 CLEVELAND INOIANS-Cialmad Sargio Val- Sox, NESN, W llC Orienuttion Program at the Indianapolis Motor Speed­ sweeping the Oilers 3-0 in the wc didn’t play well.” they are in a dcsfX'raic situ;uion. but wc don’t want to go Totaia Totals The Manchester Soccer Club Magic (girls 11 Los Angatea 020 000 002—4 son, Prastsy). 2:47. 2. CNcago, » daz, pilchar, ofl watvara. from tfw Adonla regular-season series. little more jump.” 001 0 00 000 (Qoulal, D.Wilson), 13:03. Panal- 7:30 pjn. — Athletics at Yankees, way. Doctors said Barclay was continuing to improve, al­ It was a different story with the any longer than wc have to." Calllomla and under) opened its spnng season with a 3-0 E—Sooscia. LOB—San FrorKlaco 9, Loa An- Bravaa. Sant Kevin Beerse. pitcher, to Coloredo “The Oilers are on a roll,” Keenan Roenick, whose two goals gave Baltimora 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 loss to Mansfield (girls 12 and under). The ^ a s 9. 2B—MaWillioms. Kennady. 3 & -L lr i^ aaa—Faatoarstona. StU major (fi(jhllng), 7 ^ ; Seringa ol tie Ftodfic Coast Laagua. Channel 26, WPOP Blackhawks. Detroit at Indiana: Tltc IVers figure they’re in for ,i QilbarL CN. msgor (Aghbng), 739; Thomas. CN though they gave no indication when he would be him nine for the playoffs, called the None out when wwing run scored. Magic defeated Wirxlsor, 7-0, on Surxlay. Boss MIWAUKEE BREWERS-Placed Tom Filar, 7:30 pjn. — Angels al Orioles, said. “They have won seven in a battle with the Ihsions, as usual. LOB— California 11, Baltimora 8 2B— Meghan Buckley scored twice lor the magic ns 13). Butter (4). 8— Wetteland SF—Oaniala. (fOugNng). 9:41. pllctwr. on tfts 15-day dsobiad liaL rokoectlva released, Methodist spokesman Jon White said. effort “coming off a real high. You “Wc had 20 guys who were ready KArxlerson, CDavis, Wurthir>glon. Bichene Second Period—3. Chicago. Larmar 4 row. They had to win three suaight “Thai’s the most physical team in the NBA,” hulitma while Megan Donnelly, Devin Eukers, Dawn IP H HER BB SO to April 26. Tronalerrod Mark Biikbeck. pitchsr. ESPN could feci the excitement. I’m not to play," said Larmer, whose five SB—BicheCte (3). McLemora (1) S— Venabto, Migliora. Meghan Mizoras and Brandy Page Ban Prandaoo (Qfshsm KBrown). 333 (ah). 4. CNcago, Iromihe 15deyto Ihe21-daydtoabtedlltt Bent 8 pjTi. — Bulls at Bucks, TNT from Winnipeg and they swept Los coach Dick Versace said of the Pistons, ‘'n ie other nigh', PBradey. DHiH. SF—Joynar. added one goal apiece. Kabe Barry and BurkaO W.1-0 7 7 2 2 1 3 Ssvard 4 (Larmar, Okbart). 73®. 5. Chicay. Bdy Bales, tolWdar, to Derwer ol its Angeles in four games.” surprised wc got in front 5-0. They points tied the Chicago playoff IP H RER BB BO Manton 2 (Yhvmey, Larmar). 1032 (PP) ^ 9 pjn. — Boxing: lliesday night Gruber AL player of week as soon as 1 saw lliem, 1 kix'w it would be physical I Lindsay Wboindga alto played well. Brand ay 2 4 2 2 1 1 M9INE90TA TWINS Ralaesad Rich YaO. But Keenan pointed out that the deserved better than what they got record set by Stan Mikita. “Jeremy Calllomla Loa Angalaa Louia. MacLaan 4 (J.Brown). 1236 ( ^ . P * r ^ pitcher. fights, USA Cable NEW YORK (AP) — Toronto’s Kelly Gruber, who hit didn’t know it would be that blutuiu.” McCaskHI 1 1 MSC Dazziers Watteiand L.1-2 3 6 4 4 0 4 DM—Praalay, CN (slashing). 132; P.Cavalxil, NEW YORK YANKEES—Pieced Pascuel Blackhawks are the only one of last tonight. They’re a great team with a had a hell of a first pcriiKl and got us MWm LO-3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Stt. (tripping), 4:43; S i Louia bench a ^ ^ ^ 10:30 p.m. — Pirates at Dodgers, .414 witli four homers and nine RBIs last week, has been Versace didn’t publicly criticize the officials. But lw- Th« MarKtw»star Soccor Club DazzUks (girls Murx» Perez, pitcher, on the 15dey dsebted kaL year’s scmifinalists to make it back lot of poise but we took it to them going. He really sparked everybody Baltimors Hartlay 3 1 0 0 0 6 GCavaHiN (too many man on k *), 843. rskooctlva to April 26. Sent Chuck Cory, ESPN named the American League player of the week. Gruber, 10 ar>d urxior) dropped its season opao«r. 3-1. CNcago bench, tonrad by D.Sultar (too many with a lot of motivation.” on the bench. He has so much ener­ did note that the Pistons had a 19-(x)int advantage in free Milecki to Glastonbury. Ftobahymrr^ar scored Craws 0 3 2 2 0 0 pllciwr, to Tampa tor a rahabIHakin aasigrv this year, with champion Calgary, 2 1 man on loa), 11 ;16; Momaaso. StL, majof-gama 10:30 p.m. — Spurs at Nuggets, who had 12 hiu in 29 at-bats, h ^ a slugging percenuge throws in a 100-87 victory on Salurelay. Olson for tf>e Oazzlars Alesha Hyatt asaisled Amelia Saaraga 1 1 2 2 mant Opttoned Deion Sanders, outfielder, to Montreal and Philadelphia all Brett Hull, who had 13 goals and gy and enthusiasm.” 1 2 macorxluct (N(Fi-sbcking), 1535. TNT Holton W.1-0 Sloj, Emly Biuso also play^ well Aasa 1 1 0 0 Cokjmbut ol the kilemalonel League. of .897. UWitt pdchod k} 3 b«t1»ft In th« 12lh. L^.

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Marilyn Monroe, Jo­ FRACT seph Cotten. Jean Peters. 1953, (In Chfplln 5 6 ------ol (S) Victory Garden (CC). man holding hostages: a Canadian effort to PEOPLE 12 Mombor ol bricki Stereo) save six beached whales; rescue of two Parliimont 57 Nol ol the (S) T.J. Hooker A Abigail Van Buren men trapped in a burning ambulance. (60 [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Ann Jlllian Story' Computer users 14 Shellw clergy (g) Family Ties (CC). min.) (In Stereo) Fact-based account of the entertainar's is Small bllli 58 Ungentle- (57) Preview 67 ( B ® W ho's the Boss7 (CC) While an­ battle with cancer and her marriage to a 16 Sloth manly man Chicago police officer. Ann Jillian, Tony Lo rAILIC 17 CaratMm- 59 Cover with dS Three's Company swering questions for the census, Angels / Sr* K OUR CAT LIKES and Tony reminisce about their relation­ Bianco, Viveca Lindfors. 1988 bleri' org. turf [A&E] Decades: '60s Part 1 of 2. A CATWAP ship. (In Stereo) [USA] Boxing: Donald Capias va. Rod- Wik-d:: KISS and TELL 18 Tie 60 — -laJa AFTER THIS. Gorby’s birthday 20 Allude [CNN] Wortd Today CB It Takas s Thief nay Moors Scheduled 10-round Junior 22 MoneterHka DOWN [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Leftovers' The direc­ Welterweight bout from Philadelphia, Pa. 24 Jargon (33) (H) ® MOVIE: 'Voyage of Terror: NAPMEN tor of a foster home for older children bat­ The Achilla Lauro Affair' Based on the (2 hrs.) (Live) Now arrange the circled letters to A 26 In a frenzied 1 — the bill 19 Selves (2 wdt.) tles city officials to keep the residence (orm the surprise answer, as sug­ By Larry Blasko 21 Housing true story of the Italian cruise ship which 9:30PM (B ® Brawatar Placs (CC) stale 2 Un­ 43 Hawaiian open. John Denver, (iindy Williams, gested by the above cartoon. greeted warmly The Associated Press______30 Mr. ZIegfeld frequented agency food fish was seized by Palestinian terrorists in Oc­ Drama. Life in a northern city in the 1960's _tw W George Wyner. 1986. 31 Religious de­ 3 Dill teed (abbr.) 44 Capsules tober 1985. Burt Lancaster, Eva Marie has its ups and downs for the black nomination 4 Snow 23 Attendant 45 Notion [ESPN] NBA Today Saint, Robert Culp. 1990. Pan 1 of 2. women of Brewster Place. Tonight; Etta L'Kiz Y AT DEAR ABBY: Last February, you published a letter Smart computer users KISS and TELL. 33 Sash ihowert 24 Supplication 46 TV's talking [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson' A (3® MOVIE; 'London Affair' A middle- Mae tries to convice Mattie to go into busi­ Answer A THE L J t v i i m 34 Poetic 5 — Chaney 25 Firtt-rale (2 horse (2 19th-century adventurer abandons civiliza­ aged American author finds it difficult to ness for herself. (In Stereo) (Answers tomorrow) We’re not talking romance. We’re talking money. contraction 6 Arrow wdt.) wdt.) from David C. Graham of San Diego, suggesting that tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wilder­ communicate with his 16-year-old bride. [ T M C ] MOVIE: Bill and Tad's Excsl- KISS and TELL are acronyms for two important 35 London 27 Shed hair 48 Garment polion ness. Robert Radford, Will Geer, Stefan Charles Bronson, Susan George, Trevor lant Adventure' (CC) A time-traveling te­ Jumbles: SOUSE FISHY JIGGLE ZITHER your readers send President Gorbachev a card to wish district 7 Organ pipe 28 Wind 49 Crowning Yesterday's money-saving principles of PCs: Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG. Howard. 1969. lephone booth provides two empty- Answer. Guys who regularly fo’’ him well on his 59th birthday, March 2. (He even 37 Chop off 8 Producer intirument glory work seldom do this— LOSE THEIR SHIRTS • Keep It Simple, Stupid (KISS) 38 Folktingar Norman — 29 Gym feat 50 Non-profit [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep (g l (SB Matlock (CC) A less-than-pristine headed students with a cosmic provided Gorbachev’s address in Moscow.) opportunity to pass thair history finals. • Take Every Legal Loophole (TELL) Joan — 9 Evergreen 30 Alter Jan. org. [TM C] MOVIE: The Last Starfightor' A politician is framed for the murder of a I sent a birthday card to President Gorbachev, as did 40 Fllghtleti tree 32 Slam 51 Communica­ newspaper canoonist who had knowledge Keanu Raevos, Alex Winter, George Carlin. teen-age video game wizard is recruited by 1989. Rated PG. (In Stereo) NO. MCI lo .lock. Jombl. Book No Ik ■••''•r:,'*'o' "JS' KISS means buying software and hardware sufficient bird 1 1 ------In the 36 Slouz Indian tions agey. aliens who want to use his skills to stem an of his philandering ways. (60 min.) (In and hkodllna. Iron Jumblo. ck> Ihik no.kpiM '. f ° many of my friends, and I’m interested in knowing ap­ 39 Destroy (si.) 53 Scooby — Inclodo pN i. n iiM . oddeoaa and tip c o d . and m kk . your cM ck patablo lo N .w .p k p ..P o o > i only for tasks you’re likely to do. WordPerfect 5.1, for 42 Sale dark intergalactic invasion. Robert Preston, Stereo) 10:00PM QD ® thirtvaomething proximately how many cards “Gorby” (as you called 45 Suggest 13 Club feet 41 Altogether example, will do just about everything that can be done Lance Guest, Catherine Mary Stewart ® d?) Nova (CC) Examines efforts to (CC) Elliot is anxious when ha is asked to Y him) received. Please keep your readers inlormed. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) better predict hurricanes ihrough a flight direct a commercial for the city of Philadel­ to a document without involving Random House, and the K tr 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright A FAITHFUL FAN. [USA] He-Man and Masters of the into the eye of Gilbert (1988) and inter­ phia. (60 min.) (In Stereo) $495 asking price reflects that. But if your needs are Universe views with survivors of Camille (1989). (B New* (CC). DULUTH. MINN. (60 min.) (R) simple, it’s certainly overkill and likely over budget. (33) WPIX News DEAR FAN: I. loo, was interested, so I contacted my 6:30PM CD CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) ®3) MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at the friend, Dr. Armand Hammer, who probably has more in­ Or we’d all certainly like one of the computers based ( B g]B ABC News (CC). Pentagon leads a career Navy officer into a ® Synchronal Research on the muscular Intel 80386 chip, like the IBM PS-2 CB Comedy Wheel deadly game ol cat and mouse. Kevin (2B M*A*S*H fluential friends in the Soviet Union than any American Costner, Gene Hackman,. Sean Young. Model 70, base price $8,995, but KISS suggests we (33) Charles in Charge (CC) ® M idnight Caller (CC) The safety in or out of government. 1987 of the broadcast team is foremost in I asked Dr. Hammer if he could use his good offices to could probably let the kids type up a term paper on (38) Ebony/Jet Showcase (R) [A&E] One Man in His Time: A Tribute Jack's mind as an ex-con promises to get find out approximately how many birthday cards and loi­ something cheaper. dS Mama's Family to Laurence Olivier A look at the final even tor sending him to prison (60 min ) TELL means doing everything possible to reduce pur­ (g) @ NBC News (CC). years of actor Laurence Olivier's career (In Stereo) ters President Gorbachev received from the Unued Siaies Narrated by Alan Bates (60 min ) chase price of software and hardware, short of stealing. If (S) dZ) Nightly Business Report ® ) Frontline (CC) This examination of the and Canada. [CNN] PrimeNewe savings and loan scandal focuses on (i® Family Ties (CC). Charles Keating and the relationship be­ I received the following message (by fax) from Dr. you absolutely must have WordPerfect 5.1, TELL means [D IS ] Tickle Tune Typhoon Children's buying it mail-order for around $240-$280, which leaves d3) Love Connection tween power and politics (60 min.) Hammer: singing group Tickle Tune Typhoon per­ enough to spring for a dot-matrix printer. [A 8.E ] Chronicle The execution of Sacco forms some ol Its original songs (g) Hogan's Heroes and Venzetti, and how it changed our judi­ “Dear Abby: On receiving your letter, I immediaiely Here’s a generic hardware package based on KISS [H B O ] MOVIE: See No Evil. 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Mr. Gerasimov the Intel 8088 chip and running MS-DOS, with one 3.5- European Vacation" The Griswold family [LIFE] Moonlighting (53) News NIXON INTERVIEW — NBC’s ’Today Show" host Bryant Gumbel, left, interviews former takes Europe by storm when they win an [CNN] CNN Newt explained that the delay in gelling back to you was due lO inch floppy disk drive and one 5.25-inch drive, 640,000 [M A X ] MOVIE: The Unholv' A Catholic President Richard Nixon Monday in New York. The interview focuses on Nixon’s book “In all-expenses-paid trip on a game show priest IS chosen to lead the battle against [HBO] Tale* From the Crypt (CC) A the fact that they are still receiving so many birthday characters of memory, a parallel printer port and a CGA Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Jason the forces of Satan Ben Cross. Hal Hol­ down-on-their-luck couple celebrate their greetings that they have been unable to tabulate them all the Arena.” monitor. Figure on a package price of around $700, then Lively. 1985. 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If you use computers at work, check to sec if there’s a [CNN] Crossfire [A & E ] MOVIE: Henry V An English king Ig) Sneak Praviawe Goes Video (In leads his troops in an invasion of France in Stereo) o o MacLaine has surgery discount that can be passed on to employees. [E S P N ] Major League Baseball: Teams 'Don't let him out. I just caught him carving Money becomes a dad this adaptation of William Shakespeare's m z Di*. Gott to Be Announced (3 hrs I ILivo) (g) Honeymooners his initials on it!" LOS ANGELES (AJ>; — Shirley MacLaine has LOS ANGELES (AP) — Eddie Money, whose hit D > suspended her one-woman musical revue “Out There songs include ‘Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Baby FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves > r- Peter Gott, M.D. Tonight” until June because of a knee injury. Held On,” already has singing plans for his newborn Today in History ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 33 CO Miss MacLaine, 56, will undergo arthroscopic son. surgery this week on her right knee to remove float­ Edward Money Jr. weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces 33 > ing pieces of tom cartilage, publicist Dale C. Olson when delivered by Caesarean section Thursday. The > said Monday. Today is Tliesday, May 1, the 121 si day of 1990. There ^ THAT KAV^ infant and mother, Laurie, were doing well, the arc 244 days left in the year. 33 The entertainer fell on stage in Seattle during a singer’s publicist, Debbie Vaughn, said Monday. Calcium slows March 2 performance of the show. She continued the Today’s highlight in history: “His name is Little Eddie, but we’re going to call On May 1, 1960, the Soviet Union shot down an " A /./ I lour for three weeks in San Francisco before the in­ him Jo-Jo until he’s 4 and can sing. Then, he’ll have m s American U2 reconnaissance plane near Sverdlovsk and jury flared up Sunday during rehearsals, Olson said. to audition for the name ‘Eddie,’” the singer said in a bone problems The injury will force the postponement of a five- captured its pilot, Francis Gary ftiwcrs. Imprisoned for statement. espionage. Powers was released by the Soviets in 1962 in week run of “Out There Tonight” at the F^ntages Money also has a 3-year-old daughter, Jessica. DEAR DR. G O IT: I am a 46-year-old mother of two Theatre that was to begin today. The engagement was exchange for a Soviet spy captured by the United States. p ll and still menstruate. What is the ride to follow for taking rescheduled to begin Aug. 28. She is expected to pick On this date: THAVfJ f-/ calcium supplements? I’d like to avoid osteoporosis, if up the tour June 12 in Pittsburgh. Siblings run for office In 1786, Mozart’s opera “The Marriage of Figaro” premiered in Vienna. possible. WALTON, W.Va. (AP) — Judith Shafer and C. In 1884, construction began on the first skyscraper, a DEAR READER: Postmenopausal osteoporosis, the An easy part for Teague DeVaughn Moore are taking their sibling rivalry to 10-story structure in Chicago built by the Home In­ development of brittle and fragile bones in women past JOHNSON CfTY, Term. (AP) - - Marshall Teague, the voters. surance Co. of New York. PHIPPS by Joseph Farrta menopause, is not the simple condition it was once who has had parts in television’s “” and the They want the same scat on the Roane County THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom In 1898, Commodore George Dewey gave the famous ilioughi to be. Whether a woman develops the condition movie “Roadhouse,” says the easiest role for him is school board. command, “You may fire when you arc ready, Gridley,” depends on several factors, including the density of her that of a policeman. The brother and sister arc Republicans and hope to bones when she was young, genetic influences, exercise That’s because he was once a sheriff’s deputy in win the May 8 election, but they don’t foresee any as an American naval force destroyed a Spanish fleet in HATH SePTEMBEK, Manila Bay. and the effects of female hormone (estrogen) — as well Shelby County, which includes Memphis. bittemess afterward. '■ apriljoweampdovealbep.. In 1931, New York’s 102-slory Empire State Building as dietary calcium. Teague said in a recent interview that he has “Probably when it’s over, we’ll laugh it all out,” was dedicated. For example, there is evidence that women who enter learned one important lesson from his careers as an Shafer said. menopause with well-calcified, strong bones are less In 193’, singer Kate Smith began her long-running likely to experience osteoporosis than arc women whose radio program on CBS. bones were calciun-dcficicnt during the reproductive years. Thus, prevention of osteoporosis may really begin as early as the teens. A woman who enjoys a calcium- rich diet in her youth and middle-age may actually deter ‘Brewster Place’ is oddly tame but pleasant the excessive bone loss of old age. Osteoporosis runs in families. The cau.se of this job, her best friend, Ella Mae (Brenda decency and optimism, and even oc­ genetic predisposition remains a mystery. NEW YORK (AP) —• Oprah Winfrey’s “Brewster Place,” which began as the Pressley), urges a big change — becom­ casional narration by the lead charatccr. Also, exercise encourages an inflow of calcium to the ing her partner in a local Italian rcs- It’s all well and good to revive what THE QRIZWELLS by BUI Schorr bones. Therefore, women who remain active in midlife high-rated “The Women of Brewster TV Topics WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Place” miniscrics of last year, sums life Uiurani. Bta Mae has a beau who will that rural, predominantly white-cast CBS and beyond arc less likely to develop severe os­ loan her half the money. scries repre.sentcd — kinder, gentler 1 anew tonight as a half-hour ABC series. teoporosis. The benefits of exercise appear to be related buzz, phrase of networks is “gel weird,” as television. nY b u t ITWCUUOAA&Afj to weight-bearing activities — such as walking, running Alas, it has an oddly Uune, although Etui Mac isn’t embarrassed that her I ADiVilTTING-THAT pleasant, premiere. in ‘Twin Peaks.” and cross-country skiing — and not to sports such as Co-writlcn by Earl Hamncr, who did friend says she’s dreaming. “Damn right." But a bit more realism would help \T m a b &a s t . ^ swimming and bicycling. Consistent exercise “on your Filmed in Chicago at Harpo Studios, “The Waltons,” the premiere is a gentle she snaps. “And you look to me like you “Brewster Place,” too. feet” seems to strengthen the legs and hack, and bones where Winfrey also docs her syndicated lesson on the need, after misfortune could use a good dream.” Incidentally, the show will be seen . . f > that are most severely affected by osteoporosis. talk show, die scries is about die lives of sdikes, to pick yourself up, dust yourself The rcsUiurant is being sold by an old, ajpin next TUesday. The day after tliat, it This common bone disorder affects all men and big-city blacks in 1967. It has a lot of off and sum all over again, preferably in a decent man who blames age, not the will settle into ABC’s Wedne.sday night women, to one degree or another, as they age. However, things going for it, particularly Winfrey's new direction. clianging racial nature of the neigh­ schedule. borhood, for the slide in his business. it is most pronounced in women who arc estrogen-defi­ acUng. But Winfrey’s Michael, with all her Two Tuesday showings may seem an cient as a result of menopause. The estrogen/osteoporosis strength, can’t bring herself to make such “The neighborhood’s changed,” he odd way to get a Wednesday night series relation probably has a genetic basis. She’s eminently believable as die lead a dramatic move, even when fired from says. “ All my customers, they got old going. But go.sh, folks, that’s why they in­ A character, Mattie Michael, a wise, steady her hairdresser’s job at a local beauty par­ ^ 9 Nonetheless, the use of supplemental female hormone like me, moved to Miami.” vented TV executives. __ — in prescription pill or patch form — can retard die single woman to whom fate has dealt a lor after refusing to help bilk her trusdng loss of bone calcium. Women, especially those with a few hard knocks, but who faces life with customers. There arc such men, to be sure. But this n n n EEK AND MEEK by Howie SchneWzr ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraua family history of osteoporosis or bone-calcium deficien­ dignity and a certain down-home grace. Save for work as a domestic, her job suggestion of racial harmony just doesn’t AL FLOSS, THE SEQUEL: Not real­ cy at an early age, often benefit from estrogen therapy. Tlic show’s other pluses: an optimisde prospects are dim because of her lack of ring true. Neither docs the generally ly. But CBS is returning “The Famous [7 1 r 5 TEMPnfJG BUT Y 'M ItU -n A S W ELL G IV E IT UP.' YTXI'Ll [ lX.NO:' view of life, a fine ensemble cast and formal educadon and skills that could sweet, good-hearted nature of most NEVER MAKE IT THROUGH THAT r>OOKI V WATCH Finally, supplemental dietary calcium in middle-aged Teddy Z," complete with Alex Rocco as PHAT5 0 U6 H’5 / I'i women may. as part of an overall thcraiicutic program, David Shire’s sprighdy, lovely no-words lead to, say. a secreuiry’s job. everyone in and around this make-believe noted agent A1 Floss, to its schedule this H P iugout slow the development of osteoporosis. The recom­ theme song dial verges close to Bach in She has a nest egg that she’s saved up Brewster Place. month, along with the low-rated new 5 9 / T ^ mended dose is 1,(KX) to 1,500 milligrams per day in con­ its rendition by the fine a cajiella group. in recent years. But she can’t bring her­ And you know, almost from the start, “City” suirring Valeric Harper. ^ OFdU5IU£5S junction with a balanced diet. Most women can easily Take Six. self to bet it on herself in a business ven­ that Mattie is going to see the light and New episodes of two comedies will go ture. The reason: she was financially take a chance. Of course, that’s after other 5UI3AR CUBES meet this requirement by consuming a couple of Os-Cal (A first-rate singer and composer, into die Saturday slot of ‘Tour of Duly” DIPPED/AJ 250+ vitamin D pills and about four ordinary TUMS Oscar Brown Jr., also lurks in die cast as ruined before by her own son. characters are established and she helps on May 12 when CBS’ Vietnam War CHOCDLATe 9 tablets per day. Jessie, the husband of die neigliborhixxl It turns out he had been arrested — the her widowed cousin and his three kids, all scries finishes its original episodes. Ac­ P EE P FRIED To give you additional information, I am sending you busybixiy.) charge isn't specified — and jumped bail. fresh in from Arkansas, move into their cording to a CBS spokesman, ‘Teddy Z" 'fjBurrSR a free copy of my Health Report “Osteoporosis." Other But the show’s future episodes arc He left his mother, who had pul up her new Brewster Place apartment. has eight new episodes ready. “City.” a readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 with going to need a bit more bile and true grit home as security for bail money, flat In a way, the opening show is almost a midseason entry tluit CBS removed from their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland if the scries is to make its way in diis broke. black urban counuirpart of Hamner’s ius schedule on April 16, has but three 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. wicked world, a world in which the new When she’s fired from her hairdresser’s “The Waltons,” with its emphasis on new shows in the wings. 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, TViesday, May 1. 1990— 15 14— MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday, May 1, 1990 Former HUD official says politics reigned supreme I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

WASHINGTON (AP) — Politics subsidies to political friends. he said. “That may not have been fered no other details. never accused Pierce of violating the sist them and he wanted it funded,” was paramount and connections The former deputy assistant the way we should have operated in Gilliam is serving an 18-month law, and he asserted that political Gilliam said. PART TIME HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES BUSINESS meant everything in the Reagan ad­ secretary disputed Pierce’s assertion hindsight, but that’s the way we prison sentence after pleading guilty motives were commonplace in He described a conversation with Notices rnHELP HELP WANTED WANTED no FOR SALE no FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY government. Pierce about a San Antonio, Texas, no ministration’s housing deptartment, a last year that he didn’t decide who operated.” to accepting gratuities and con­ nil LLLl no spiracy to defraud the government “Does it come as a surprise to project pushed for a HUD grant by convicted former official says in got federal grants, leaving that to He testified before a House sub­ As a condition precedent LAKEWOOD CIRCLE M ANCHESTER-Lots Of COME FLY A KITEII! HOME AT LAST! 11 One 4 AIR CONDITIONED Gonzalez, the chairman of the PART-TIME Reception­ MANAGEMENT providing an inside glimpse of the others. Gilliam said Pierce himself committee that has spent more than for abuse of HUD programs. He was anybody that funds may have been to the placement of any ist wanted for busy TRAINEE-No expe­ SOUTH-3 bedroom Co­ Quality. You’ll enlov Lovely newer Colonial of a kind Contempor- OFFICES Are availa­ A HUD scandals. ordered federal grants for particular a year investigating allegations of testifying under a court-ordered distributed on the basis of politics?” House housing subcommittee who advertisina In the medical office to share rience necessary. Start lonial. Excellent condl- the spectacular views with 3 bedrooms, and o ry C olonial Is newly ble In M anchester the Decisions occasionally turned on projects in some cases, and vetoed fraud, mismanagement, influence­ grant o f immunity from further Perito asked. had been having a long-running feud Manchester Herald, Ad­ work 2 or 3 days per Immediately. Full- tlan. Priced to sell. from the kitchen, din­ l '/2 baths. Formal din­ built and ready tor square feet are, vertiser hereby agrees week. Experience pre­ tlme/Part-tlme. $11.00 $189,900. A llbrio ing room and living ing room and full base­ you! 3 bedrooms, fam­ 600,480,300,240. The o f­ personal pique too, Dubois L. Gil­ one sought by a congressional peddling and political favoritism at prosecution based on his testimony. Pierce is under investigation by a with Pierce: room of this "one fices are centrolly lo­ to protect, indemnify fe rre d . Call 646-2094. to start bonuses. Will R ealty, 649-0917. ment, too! No need to ily room, formal dining liam told congressional inves­ enemy. Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, the housing agency. He described receiving clothes, court-appointed special prosecutor. Pierce: “Does Mr. Gonz.alez want owner" custom built worry about the child­ cated with ample park­ and hold harmless the PART TIME DRIVER for train In sales, market­ MANCHESTER-To settle room, and 2Vj baths. tigators. D-Texas. Gilliam’s testimony marked the money and travel from developers Gilliam described in detail the in­ this project?” ing or management. Ranch In Rockledge. ren as they play In the Beautiful tieldstone ing. Ideally suited for Manchester Herald, its local flower shop. 3 estate, 312 Ferguson $219,900. D.W . Fish an attorney or accoun­ Once a top assistant to Housing Gilliam connected the Reagan first time the panel has heard from and consultants while he was at side discussion behind the awarding Gilliam: “Yes.” afternoons per week 203-257-7833. Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, large, fenced-ln yard fireplace in the sunken Pierce: “Well, Mr. Gonzalez don’t officers and employees R eolty, 643-1591.0 with covered deck. living room. Cothedral ta n t. Call 649-2891. A and Urban Development Secretary White House with the HUD scan­ one of the former top HUD insiders HUD. of several grants under HUD and some Saturdays. NATIONAL HEALTH beautifully lands­ against any and all AGENCY seeking en­ caped, 2 car garage. BOLTON-Contemporary Maintenance tree exte­ ceilings with skylights, Samuel R. Pierce Jr. during the dals, saying it ordered federal about Pierce’s eight years as He said that to his knowledge. programs. got this project.” Approximately 15 to 20 .. just dial 643-2711 and liability, loss or ex­ hours per week. Flexi­ thusiastic, energetic, 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. on 2 plus acres. Gor­ rior. Walk to Wickham too! Full walk-out money for a New Mexico project secretary. He is scheduled to con­ Pierce never accepted any illegal In one case, he said. Pierce or­ Another project in New Haven, we'll help you word and Reagan years, Gilliam painted a pic­ pense, including attor­ ble schedule, apply at goal-oriented Individ­ geous home right out of Park and enlov! Donf basement ond 2 car Conn., won a HUD grant after at­ COVENTRY-299 Cedar mist out on this true place your od. ture of rampant political abuse in an that had encountered problems. tinue Wednesday. gratuities. dered him to fund an Urban neys’ fees, arising from Browns Flowers, 163 ual with sales ability Better Homes and garage, put your feet Swamp Rd. 2 family, a e m ll! $149,900. Anne appearance Monday before a House “During the period I was there ... The chairman. Rep. Tom Lantos, Pierce’s lawyers, who attended Development Action Grant for a tracting a particular interest by claims of unfair trade Main Street, and flexible hours for Gardens with a grand up and relax sur­ manicured, 4'/2 acres, tiled entrywav, sunken M iller Real Estate, 647- rounded by 1.8 acres! panel. the Department of Housing and D-Calif., said Gilliam will describe the hearing, dismissed Gilliam as project at Hampton Institute, a Pierce’s then-executive assistant, practices, infringement Manchester. the part-time Program IVa baths on each side, Manchester Director position for living room, fireplaced 8000.O It’s time to make your Business/Residential That abuse included his own ac­ Urban Development was the best then how a particular project was “an admitted felon” who lacked predominantly black college in Vir­ Deborah Gore Dean, Gilliam said. of trademarks, trade LPN: 20Hrs/Week. Mon- finished rec room, cen­ family room, and a move! Anne Miller the Greater Windham tral air, skylights, fire­ ceptance of $100,000 in bribes and domestic political machine I have funded at the request of “‘someone’ credibility and was testifying in a ginia to which Pierce had ties, Dean set up a meeting with local of­ names or patents, viola­ Iter health needs for master bedroom suite VIEWS-37 Garden Grove. Real Estate, 647-8000.a Combination tion of rights of privacy adults who have deve­ area. Responsibilities places, 2 oversized 8 room Colonial, 5 ye­ 5 rm office or retail suit & 5 gratuities, he acknowledged, as well ever seen,” Gilliam said. in the office of the vice president,” bid to win early release from prison. despite questions about the project. ficials and Rep. Bruce Morrison, D- Include emphasis on with European bath. MALLARD VIEW- and infringement of loped disabilities In decks. Minutes to Bol­ $269,900. D.W . Fish ars old, quality con­ room, 3 br apt. as the steering of lucrative HUD “We dealt strictly with politics,” who was then George Bush. He of­ Attorney Raul Perito said Gilliam “He told me he wanted me to as­ Conn., that led to the grant, he said. community orglnlza- ton Lake, on Bolton Dlstlnctlve homes copyright and small group home. Call R ealty, 643-1591.0 struction, transferred G&S Associates 645-8895.eoe______tion, volunteer devel­ Town Lines. 20 minutes owner, must sell. Ask­ fro m $139,900. No asso­ proprietary rights, unfair opment, planning and MANCHESTER-Best ciation fees. 2 and 3 643-2121 PHARMACY to Hartford. Owner oc­ ing $223,000. Call B ar­ competition and libel Implementing, service cupied. $258,900. P h il­ Buy. Priced to sell this bara. RE'MAX East of bedroom Ranches ond and slander, which may TECHNICIAN-20-30 and rehabilitation, and home offers you 4 bed­ Colonials ore available hours. Days only. No ips Real Estate, 742- the River, 647-1419.□ Manchester result from the publica­ education programs. 1450O______rooms, beautiful hard­ In this unique village of For Sale/Lease , Y Congressional Republicans experience necessary. Send resume to: Exec­ wood floors, graclouus TOLLAND-16 Robin Clr- single family attached tion of any advertise­ COVENTRY-235 Goose 14,000 sq. ft. commercial in­ Pick-up application at u tiv e D ir e c t o r , 29 dining room and an cle. Family Colonial. homes on o quiet, pri­ ment in the Manchester Lone. Superb open dustrial building. 250 ft. The Medicine Shoppe, Ivanhil St., Wllllman- oversized 2 car garage. Offers Invited. Listed In vate cul-de-sac near frontage, 5000 sq. ft. air Herald by advertiser, in­ 348 Main St. tlc , CT 06226. floor plan In quiet loca­ C all to d a y. $137,400. the new mall. Fine conditioned office space. tio n w ith fenced-ln rear $170's. F am ily room , cluding advertisements Manchester.______C entury 21, Epstein deck, fireplace. Coll Cathedral ceilings, ap­ F.J. Spilecki Realtors shun Bush budget proposal SPRING AND SUMMER yard. Extras Include a in any free distribution AIDE-Part-tIme 2 or 3 H E LP N eededfor M an­ R eolty, 647-8895.0 Ron F ournier, 649-3087, pliances and garages. 643-2121 publications published days per week, 3-11. slate foyer, new kit­ Only a few lots left to chester Company. chen floor, first floor M ANCHESTER-Fresh as RE/MAX East of the Call 649-2358.______R iver, 647-1419.□ pick from. Blanchard 8> WASHINGTON (AP) — plan has little practical importance That would be $7 billion more than by the Manchester Driver's license a laundry, lots of closets, spring. Nicely main­ Herald. Penny Sieffert, Rossetto Realtors," Republicans changed their minds for today’s House debate. Bush’s this year, but $3.2 billion less than RECREATIDN-2 days per must. Miscellaneous bullt-ln dressers. Extra tained 3 bedroom NEW LISTING-lst floor, Publisher week. Call 649-2358. mointenance duties. 40 home, freshly wallpa- Park-Chestnut, 2 large We’re Selling Houses" and decided not to put President budget was certain to be defeated in needed for military programs to stay flue for woodstove. 646-2482.0 FOR PERSDNS needed part- Hour week. Call 646- Master bedroom has pered move-ln condl- bedrooms, unit com­ Bush’s $1.2 trillion budget for 1991 the House, where Democrats out­ even with inflation. LOST time. Ideal for stu­ 5477. walk-ln closet, skylight flo n , lovely family pletely done over. Plus MAIN STREET with fireplace, LEASE to a vote by the Democratic-con- number Republicans 258-176. But citing the Warsaw fact’s col­ dents. Apply In person "POSTAL JOBS" Start and rough bathroom. room garage. Call Linda, 647- MANCHESTER-2 no AND FOUND great yard for kids, 8691. RE/MAX East of Uolled House today. “T h e r e ’s a fe e lin g am ong lapse, House Democrats want to cut or call G ary at 649-7041, $11.41/hour. for exam $163,900. P hilips Real room apartment for Call todov for your the River, 647-1419.□ OR SALE Admitting he foimd the decision Republicans that the budget has defense to $295.4 billion. FOUND: Lady Elgin gold Little Caesar's of and application Infor­ Estate, 742-1450D rent. 529-7858 or 563- Manchester.______mation, call 7 days 8am private showing. BRAND NEW LIST- 4438. New 12,000 “embarrassing,” Rep. Bill Frenzel of been passed by economic and politi­ In further contrast with Bush, watch at Burr Corners. COVENTRY-258 Rich­ $179,900. C entury 21, Call Lee evenings, 644- DENTAL ASSISTANT- to 10pm 1-216-324-6228 mond Road. Lots of ING II! Sparkling clean square foot Minnesota, the House Budget Com­ cal events,” Frenzel said of Bush’s Democrats are proposing spending ext.108. Epstein Realty, 647- 6 room Cape Cod on 4995.______Part time 3 days per space In this perfect 8895.0 ______commercial/liqht mittee’s ranking Republican, said he spending plan. ‘To debate it is a $224.3 billion on domestic programs week, M,W,F, for a ORIVER-Clossl,fulltime home for first time B a rry Road In M an­ lAAPOUNDED- MANCHESTER-Need a chester! This lovely Sell Your Car industrial builcTing made the decision Monday after waste of time. We have to do a real ranging from environmental Fem ale,about 3 specialty pra ctice In position available buyers 1 New carpet­ consulting with GOP leaders. cleanups to housing aid for the poor. Manchester. Reward­ must be dependable, ing, furnace, finished home and a business? home features 3 bed­ off exit 66 and I- job based on the realities of the months old, Shepard Check out this 2 family rooms, 1.5 baths, an Nonetheless, it seems to represent Cross, Black & Brown. ing position for a re­ company benefits. Im­ basement with wood- 84, Vernon. Can day.” The president seeks $5.6 billion less. sponsible, people or­ mediate opening. 646- stove and bullt-lns. home In a commercial open kitchen with a concession that some Republican Found on Love Lane, zone. Perfect for the newer cabinets and *15 customize, will Since Bush unveiled his spending Republicans have said for weeks iented person. Will 5477.______Possible 4th bedroom- April 29th. Call Man­ Investor or owner- breezeway plus 4 Lines — 10 Days sub-divide. Avail­ lawmakers would prefer not to vote plan in January, the economy has that they would oppose the T ro ln . 646-4811. "POSTAL JOBS" Start /offlce. Quiet neigh­ chester Dog Warden occupied. $169,900. summer porch! Newer 50C charge each addi­ for a Bush budget that some see as performed more weakly than an­ Democratic package. They argue DAYCARE: Responsible, S11.41/hr.for exam and borhood. Reduced able July 1990 643-6642.______Century 21, Epstein vinyl siding and roof. tional line, per day. You outdated and politically unattractive. ticipated and the Soviet bloc’s that without bargaining between Non-smoking mature application Informa­ $133,333. P hilips Real FOUND;Grey & White Estate, 742-14500 R eolty, 647-8895. Modern baths and oil can cancel at any time. The House was expected to ap­ military threat has deteriorated. Bush and congressional leaders, any Female Kitten, In Man­ woman to care for 2 tion, call 7 days 8am to new Thermo windows! Call Dick O month old In Lake side 10pm D-216-324-6228 COVENTRY-40 Cedar MANCHESTER-Come SORRY. prove a Democratic alternative GOP lawmakers had until now budget would be meaningless be­ chester K-Mart Plaza. see this 3 bedroom Beautiful, manicured NO REFUNDS OR 33 "n 4 M onths old. 647-8772. Marlboro home. 20 ext. 108. Swamp Rd. Affordable yard. Asking $139,900. 870-9811 today that spends less on defen.se viewed Bush’s proposal as a rallying cause the president would be sure to hour/w eek, 12-7pm on 3 country living close to Ranch with Its spacious ADJUSTMENTS HAIR STYLIST kitchen and living Jackson & Jackson or 684-1443 S F and more on domestic programs point and as a bargaining position in veto any cuts he opposes. weekdays. Start July NEEDED-Earn great everything. All ready Reol Estote, 647-8400.O 1st. 295-9691. fo r the 1st tim e buyer. 3 room. Plus finished CALL HERALD than the president desires. The what they hope will be future budget Democrats predicted they had pay In relaxed M an­ lower level. Doris BUILDERS OWN no PERSONALS chester salon. Desira­ bedrooms, full base­ Senate Budget Committee plans to negotiations between the White enough votes to adopt their plan, Bourque. $149,900. Sen­ HOME! I! Too aualltv — m ble position for crea­ ment, brand new 12x22 CLASSIFIED resume its so-far fruitless search for House and Congress. despite qualms by some of their try Real Estate, 643- construction Is found CHRIS RDW LANDS Is an lllHELP tive, experienced deck, hardwood floors MORTGAGES O o consensus on a package of its own. In his budget. Bush proposed conservatives that the package is too throughout most of the 4060.0 ______throughout this plea­ 643-2711 mi enthuslostic and ener­ '' I WANTED stylist. 30-35 hours per house. Won’t last! BOLTON-Ansaldl built 8 sant 6 room Contem­ The GOP’s decision to avoid a spending $303.7 billion for defense harsh to the Pentagon and lacks suf­ getic environmental week. Temporary posi­ p orary on Eost St. in MANCHESTER- Cen­ ^ 03 entertainer. He writes tion with option for $130,000. P hilips Real room Raised Ranch In trally located room, vote on the president’s spending in fiscal 1991, which begins Oct. 1. ficient deficit reduction. CUSTODIAL I Si II posi­ great condition. Slate Andover. Aproxl- H - < and performs his own pa rt-tim e w o rk In the Estate, 742-14500 kitchen privileges, wa- tions available at entrance, hardwood m a te ly 2,000 sauare original music. His la­ RHAM High School In Fall. Call Brenda at NEW TO THE MARKET- feet of superior crafts­ You con moke excellent sher/drver,TV. Em­ m . test program deals 646-0208. 179 Ferguson. Immacu­ floors. Private park dish cloths from the mesh ployed with referen- Hebron full-time 2nd like yard. Marilyn Vat- manship, 3 bedrooms, 2 o with our sea faring shift available. Call S. MEDICAL OFFICE needs late, well-cared for 4 full baths, raised bags In which oranges, ces. 643-1442.______friends. The program bedroom Colonial. teronl. $188,900. Sentry pototoes, onions, etc. are Koreans take to the street Culllnan at 228-9474 fo r full-time person with Real Estate, 643-4060.D hearth fireplace, 2 cor COVENTRY-Sunnv, prl- entitled WHALES AND application. computer, bookkeep­ Hardwood floors, garage, full basement sold. Just boll tor 15 valeentrance/bath/tlre TALES Is a rocking backs to woods. Asking MANCHESTER-Very minutes In w ater to which DELIVERY PERSON- ing, and medical Insu­ and more! Asking place. Non-smokers. mixture of rap and rance claims expe­ $259,900. Call Barbara. spacious sparkling 10 $229,000. Jackson 8, chlorine bleach has been $400. 742-5861 popular music that en­ Full or part time hours RE/MAX East of the room Colonial. Coun­ available. Apply In per­ rience for Manchester Jackson Reol Estate, odded. Put still good but 1“ 33 in protest of labor crackdown tertains young and old practice. Send resumer R iver, 647-1419.0 try kitchen, lower level no-longer needed furni­ 647-8400.D while educating them son Floral Expres­ rec room with wet bar, O O sions, 135 East Center to: 1 Heritage Place, M ANCHESTER-FIrst ture and appliances bock about our friends In the Suite 105, Manchester, RIchord Valentine. Into use by selling them APARTMENTS O “ H SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Across the nation, police in riot suppression of labor, refusing to sell ST. M anchester, CT. Hundreds of readers turn floor great room. Spa­ sea. His programs are CT 06040. to Classified every day $298,500. Sentry Real with o low-cost Classified. FOR RENT — m Tens of thousands of students and tickets and giving pa.s.sengers free appropriate for Estate, 643-4060.O cious fireplaced llvlng- gear were deployed at college cam­ searching for some par­ 'great room with plc- 643-2711. workers at auto planus, subways, puses, government buildings and in­ rides. schools, fairs, boys- ticular Item. Will your ad MANCHESTER-2 bed­ MANCHESTER-3,4 and 5 S CO cout/glrlscout troops, ture window room apartments tor shipyards, and broadcast stations dustrial sites. Protesters are demand­ In the KBS raid, police rushed AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU he there? 643-2711. room, I'Y bath Mld- overlooking naturally and any other function **P0STALJ0BS” Excellent pay and bene­ rlse, fully oppllanced, re n t. 646-2426 w eek­ across South Korea took to the ing more freedom to organize labor into the broadcast building holding Imaginable. For more enclosed one acre plus days, 9-5. fits. Transportation paid. close to shopping and lot Is the highlight of o o streets today to denounce the without government interference. their shields before them and sur­ Information please call Startat$11.41/Hr highways. David Mur­ CONDOMINIUMS VERNON!!! Large 1 and rounded the protesters in the main 742-0724, If no one Is EOE this sharp, 4 bedroom 22 m z: goverrunent’s repression of labor Hundreds of riot police guarded HELP dock. $85,900. Sentry Cape. $162,900. D.W. FOR SALE 2 bedroom oportments lobby. The workers locked arms and available to take your 51S-370-0103 Real Estote, 643-4060.Q fro m $550-$635/month. unrest. the state-run Korean Broadcasting phone call, please WANTED Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ a > For exam and EAST WINDSOR-Moblle EAST HARTFORD-NEW Laundry facilities, wall Protests again turned violent in System network headquarters, sang solidarity songs, swaying from leave a message. ‘ Very exL 807 > 1“ application info. Home In Im m aculate LISTING! Like new, 6 to wall carpeting or Ulsan, the southeastern port city where 2,400 police staged a mid­ side to side. reasonable rates. You ONLY $129,900. B eautiful room Townhouse. 2 condition. 1985Llberty. Chenybullt, 7room, 1' hardwood floors, dis­ 33 CO where police stormed a shipyard night raid to end a 19-day protest A police lieutenant issued orders won't bo 2 bedrooms, panelled Call Cathedral ceilings In bath Cope near Wa­ hwasher, exfro stor­ disappointodll I Rec room, dining age. Swim m ing pool, over the weekend to break up a sit- against a new network president. through a microphone for officers to COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING, INC. living room ond kit­ shington School. Come 33 > room, centrol air, fire­ BBQ pits, HEAT IN­ down strike. About 2,000 workers Police said 333 workers were ar­ take away the protesters, and police (219>m8157ext654 chen. $59,900. Sentry see this great fa m ily Has Immediate Openings for: place, goroge and CLUDED. Call IM­ > fought police guarding streets near rested. made arrests. I I I HELP Real Estate, 643-4060.a home at this unbelieva­ 8to8(CST) ★ LAYOUT INSPECTOR/ much more. Only PACT Management “D the shipyard as thousands of The protesters say the new chief Workers at the country’s only WANTED ble price! Blanchard 8> $124,000.U 8, R Realty, lU COUNTRY CRAFTED- Rossetto Realtors," Group at 1-800-562-9550. other broadcast network, Munwha 7 days. Able to Read & Interpret Blue Prints Quollty throughout 643-2692.0______workers and students held rallies el­ has denied them their press We're Selling Houses" MANCHESTER-2 b e d ­ sewhere in the city. freedoms. Broadcast Co., walked off the job Must be able to setup for Complicated Aerospace Parts thhis 8 room "like new" 640-2482.0 CONDOMINIUMS-Sunny room apartment, wall today to protest the KBS raid. A TIG WELDERS Colonial. Cathedral Ranch Condo, private to wall, appliances, In the southern city of Chonju, Protests against the government celling, tieldstone fire- PRICE REDUCED! $140's “The government’s use of force entrance. Rent with op­ heot/hof water, $650 doz.cns of radical students armed crackdown on labor organizing even A CNC LATHE MACHINISTS. placed family room, This 8 room Chester tion to buy! $59,900. Drive home has 2 full month, NO PETS. 647- with steel pipes and firebombs at­ spilled over to banks. At Citibank in was inevitable,” said Information CUSTOMER ★ ALL AROUND MACHINIST tront-to-bock tire- IMMACULATE 1st 9876 evenings tacked a building to be used for a Seoul, tellers protested by refusing Minister Choe Byung-yul. “1'he placed living room. baths, 4bedrooms, din­ floor unit. Fully Two Years Experience Required With acres and 4 level ing room, 1st floor den COVENTRY-1 bedroom meeting of the governing to wear bank uniforms and instead government cannot tolerate the opllonced! $60,900. Corrloge House tor 49 to 55 Hour Week barn with multiple ond even a garage. 2BEDROOM END Democratic Liberal Party, said donned T-shirts and slacks. situation that has been causing a SERVICE M ust see. B lanchard & rent. Large kitchen 81 Liberal Fringe Benefits uses. Asking high UNIT. Pool 8, Tennis, Yonhap, the South Korean news Seoul’s Dongguk University serious impact on our economy and $300's. Call Borboro. Rossetto Realtors, " living room. No Pets. charming village set­ $580 m onthly 742-5152, The Associated Press agency. closed after its 5,000 students industry." We are looking for responsible RE/MAX East of the We're Sellinc’ Houses" ting .$ 1 24,900. Anne Apply in person 646-2482." leove messoge.______Students yelling anti-government boycotted classes in sympathy with The government has vowed to River, 647-1419.;i M iller Real Estate, 647- service-mindecJ individuals to 8000.O STORRS-FurnIshed stu­ SPORTS DREAMS — Sam Light rests under a large mural at a Boston restaurant where slogans smashed windows and fur­ strikers. deal firmly with the outbreak of 165 Route 66 East dio apt. May 1st occu­ niture, Yonhap said. No injuries or The capital’s subway workers labor tumioil, saying it threatens the MANCHESTER CONDO- pancy. Quiet neor his mother stopped to eat recently. The mural features Boston sports greats. handle customer inquiries. The BUSINESS 9 (-1 BUSINESS Verv nice Townhouse arrests were reported. declared a two-day protest against economy. Columbia, CT UCONN $450. utilities PROPERTY ^ 3 1 PROPERTY In sm oll com plex. Fea­ Included. Call 429-5864. position requires enthusiasm, EOE tures full basement, finished rec room ond MANCHESTER 1 Bed- independent thinking, and organi­ laundry room. Neat, room Apartment. Cleon and nicely deco­ Large kitchen with ap­ GM, NBC sign zation. Good communication skills RECEPTIONIST INDUSTRIAL rated. Pets allowed. pliances. Wall to Wall Ophthalmologist, 100, Busy 130 person Engineering firm re­ CHFA. $108,900. Call carpeting. No utilities. and a pleasant telephone man­ First and last months quires experienced, enthusiastic and PROPERTY FOR RENT, Diane, 228-4514. F P RE MAX East of the plus security. $425 . 649- $700 million deal eyes run for Congress ner are essential. professional part-time receptionist 3 days LEASE OR SALE River, 647-14t9.n 7850. per week. Typing/Word Processing de­ TAKE YOUR BREATH MANCHESTER-2 b e d ­ room , 1st floor aport- Davis, 60, and oil heater repairman Must have a car. sired. 276 Hartford Road AWAY ! I BeautifullV NEW YORK (AP) — General 1990-91 television season this fall. GOLDSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- T O 7 decorated 2 bedroom ment, $550 plus Motors has reached a new tliree-ycar It al.so includes GM advertising Centenarian Henry Stenhouse is Ken Brosman, 39. Send resume to or call: End Unit with 1'7 utilities; 1 bedroom de­ Manchester luxe unit $600. Availa­ advertising agreement with NBC on two cable networks in which running for Congress after watch­ T h e winner will face baths, formol dining Democratic Rep. Martin Lancaster, 20 Hours a week. room ond wall-to-wall ble Immediately. All- tliat is the largest commitment any NBC has an interest; the Consumer ing the country “disintegrate” Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. Building 4 ,4(K) sq. IT. including offices. 1 section b rio R ealty, 649-0917. who is seeking a third term in a L P E carpeting throughout. company has ever made for T ’^ News and Business Channel, also during his lifetime. has 2,4(X) sq. (T. 15’ceiling and overhead dixir 10' Many custom Interior EAST HARTFORD-1 & 2 commercial time, the network said. known as CNBC, and Sports Clian- “In .some respects you’ve gotta district that hasn’t had a GOP con­ Competitive hourly wage. 156 Hartford Road X 15’. Appro.ximalely 3/4 acre peaking lot. l^ g c features Including new bedrooms. Rent from The automaker and NBC refused nel America. NBC is a subsidiary of be a little bit off base to want to do gressman since Reconstruction. P E C T frontage. Used car liccn.se available. Also, will tile bathrooms, custom $425 and $525 plus u tili­ 1 to disclose the value of the pact dis­ the General Electric Co. anything for this country,” said the Stenhouse’s suit is well-Wom, Manchester, CT 06040 sulxlivide to rent. mini blinds, 2 air condi­ ties. Coll 282-7532. tioners, washer ond closed Monday. One executive “Tills purchase is die largest com­ lOO-year-old eye doctor, making his tie threadbare and his shoulders Please call Gerlinde at: MANCHESTER-4 b e d ­ dryer, and walk-ln room with washer d- familiar with the deal, who spoke on mitment made by any advertiser in his first electoral bid. “But dog­ stooped, but he holds his head 646-2469 closet. Coll tor on ex- erect and his pale blue eyes con­ Call 649-3609 ryer, I'j baths. 2nd condition of anonymity, said it was the history of television advertising gone it, God tuis saved me for 647-9946 cluslve showingl floor. $72Splusutllltles, worth “a little less than $700 mil­ sales,” Larry Hoffner, executive vice soinediing. 1 feel like it’s an stantly dart about. He shuns the ATTN: Patty Gerhard for appointment $89,900. Anne M ille r heat, security, referen­ seat belt in his car as another ex­ Real Estate. 647-8000. : lion.” president for network sales, said in a obligation.” for more information eoe/rtVt ces. 569-8916. Phil Guarascio, GM executive statement. liarly April found the ophthal­ ample of “too damned much director of advertising and strategic Hoffner said GM will be the ex­ mologist up to his elbows in cor­ government.” marketing, said the deal “assures us clusive domestic automaker on respondence. He was trying to His plaform? attractive prices on the most NBC’s NFL coverage but said no reach all the registered He’s opposed to welfare, wants desirable programming.” similar exclusivity was given to GM Republicans in the 3rd Congres­ to rewrite the U.S. tax code to levy M A N C H E S T E R J O B S E R V IC E . .always ready to serve job-seekers and area employers at no charge. a flat tax on everyone and expects 9 The announcement comes only a on any of die network’s prime-time sional District in time for the May / r - . ' Here are some of the many new job openings available this week; few weeks before the traditional shows, which include the highly- 8 primary against two opponents. women to stay home if they have m children, instead of putting them in i f f ' ^ * early summer sales jK*riod, when die rated “The Cosby Show” and “This is the doggonedesl thing,” networks sign advertisers for choice he said with a sigli. “I don’t diink subsidized day care. 'v : >^ f “Cheers.” sB m x •No experience required for jamtorai.' • lypist needed 10 input oUui av. commercial spots in die new fall • Local machine shop seeking •Employer seeking pool service per Tlie previous largest agreement w e’ll get it all done. 1 didn’t dream “'nie children of this country, to opening Will clean offices, empty curacy more important than speed u / 7 ' •Data entry derk position available wastebaskets, etc Good pay rate mechanical inspector with minimum son expenonewd. or will Bam Good season. that there was as many people sutrt with they don’t get discipline. , » * I : * Good rate ol pay for advertising time on television for candidate with 1 yr. experience in and full benefits. ol 1 yr experience Able to read blue pay tuid benefits Some indusu-y executives say a was believed to have involved NBC registered Republicans. We’ve got Their homes are broken up,” he data entry/lyping work. Good pay pnnts and use measuring instru big deal between one of the nation’s and American Home Products pages and pages, boxes full of said. “And here we are paying and full benefits. monts Good pay and full benefits biggest ad .spenders and NBC could Corp., which committed $250 mil­ them. I don’t think w e’re half women to breed and tliat is ab­ •Immediate opening lor HVAC •Employer seeking laborer to help in­ H//-. mechanic with minimum of 4 yra. ex­ stall pools arid lor general construc­ create the impression that demand lion over several years. iJirough.” solutely out for me.” perience in healing, ventillation and •Excellent opportunity for tion. Will train. Good pay/benefits. •No need tor experience to qualify When Stenhouse filed for Con­ Stenhouse said children were I h« Auociaisd PrMi control engineer with degree in en­ for network time will be sUong diis GM spent about $200 million on air conditioning work with D-2 for production machine tender open­ State of Connecticut gress, he was the lone Republican not always neglected. gineering • minimum of 10 yrs. ex­ ing Employer will train Good pay 9 year. advertising on die NBC network last license. Very good pay and beoofila. Labor Department year. in die race. Despite tlie longshot “In a lifetime, I have seen this perience in electro-mechanical •Emiployer will Irriin for opening as arid fringe benefits TTie agreement involves GM ad­ LOOKING TO THE FUTURE — Honry Stenhouse of manufacturing environment Excel- 806 Main Street vertising for its cars, trucks and odds of winning, Stenhouse said country disintegrate,” he said. retaiil store manager in shoe store According to the trade publication North Carolina is running for for Congress at age 100. lont pay and fringe benefits. Some retail experience helpful. Good Manchester, CT 06040 ^ automotive services on piimc-time Advertising Age, GM was the he isn’t worried about competing Aside from mailing fliers, He says he's doing it to keep the future secure for pay and fringe benefits. (203) 649-4558 programs on the NBC TV network, third-biggest national advertising with two primary opponents who Stenhou.se does little campaigning. and on N BC ’s Natioiud Football spender in 1988 at nearly $1.3 bil­ emerged later — businessman Don today’s children. League games starting with the lion . 0 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, 'Riesday, May 1.1990

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Block good condition HANDYMAN SERVICE CONTRACTOR BOOK RACK B a b y CrIb, carriage, Free Estimates $3000. 528-1098 Otter No job too small. Previously enjoyed paperback WeTreat Your Home stroller, high chair. ■ Repars • New Installation 291-9681 6 p m . Specializing in remodeUng. books from Romance to Hor­ MASTERCRAFT Girl's clothing, to size ■ Licensed • Insured Fully Insured. ror I W e will trade for your good Like Our Own 3. 649-3671. DATSUN 1981 210, 5 • Free Estimates ROOFING speed, hatchback, $800 Call Tom - 649-6273 paperbacks 2 for 1; or w e will At MastercraR we work for you & wRh Wednesday, May 2, 1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents • Senia Discounts )OBS sell our books 1/2 price. Kevin o r b e s t o f fe r . 646-8468 o r you. Whether your desire Is residential IBOATS/MARINE 649-1285. Jim Varrelman or commercial. Asphat shingles, 435 J Hartford Tpke. I EQUIPMENT CHEVY 1987 Novo- HANDYMEN/CARPEhTTERS Contr. Lie. # 103833 644-0056 woodshingle & shake, B.U FL slats or deaning, Hauling, Carperpy, “Shops at 30 Plaza” single ply. We oiler quality workman­ 4DR,FWD,AT,PS,AM- Odd Jobs 14 Foot Jon B oat,$250call Remodeling Reasonabiy Priced 646-0319 Vernon, CT 06066 Larry ship, reliable senrioe accompanied w/ FM, 27k gray. $5850. Hauling unwanted articies. 645-1242. Free Estimates ______870-8870 competitive prices. We're fu^ insured 289-2087 otter 5:30. All Calls Answered Garages, cellars and 528-6389 & provide free estimates. Budget Rick's Handyman & CLEANING Just because you don't OUTTOBECOME Town to buy gutters cleaned. Please Call 647-3683 C arp en try Service SERVICE Call anytime use on Item doesn't mean WANTED TO 646-1948______the Item has lost Its value. BUY/TRADE MANCHESTER'S 8 71 -1 3 78 Why not exchange it for Interior/Exterior SENIOR CITIZENS/ cosh with on ad In Classi­ LOOKING for a wood # 1 clears House Cleaning Painting Done TRANSPORTATION CHARLES THE fied? 643-2711. KITCHEN & BATH •light caipentry-driveway sealing conference table 10-12' Polish woman will HANDYMAN •ceiling and walls repaired long. Also, o Maho­ USED CAR Nike houses ENTERPRISES •attics and cellars cleaned , . SENIOR CITIZENS gany bedroom set. 524- REMODELING clean your home. PAINTING/ 6 4 3 -6 3 8 6 IwIpickyouupaiyDurhomsatxluike you: 8824. POWER WASHING PAPERING •Grocery Shopping DEALER House From the smallest residential & commercial fully insured/free estimates •Doctor's appolnltnams 82QDorado2Door $5,995 repair to the largest 644-4663 or 644-2835 PAINTING •Vlsll Iriends [ c a r s 83 Reliant Wagon $1,995 •Do Banking 84 Grand $8,395 Welfare housing plan dumped Interlor/exterlor ■etc. I FOR SALE renovation, we will do a 84Camry5Door $4,995 SPRING CLEANING Wall Papering and Painting For frlandty courtaous sarvica call GOP predicts woe HEATING/ 84 Charts Door $1,995 complete job. BOOK/ Carol at 646-1899 DODG™ TwT''u50r3T8 •garages -yard •cellars 30 years Experience 8560004 Door $4995 He said the losvn would also con­ PLUMBING CIO, automatic, bed Start to finish. INCOME TAX •g u tte rs Insurance, References and 85 Grand Marquis $7 905 for next governor By Alex Girelli liner, tool box, 50K, sider getting mortgages from the FREE ESTIMATES •rotatllling Free Estimates 85TownCar4Door $10,295 Manchester Herald Connecticut Housing Finance •Brush/tree & trash TILE/MARBLE $5500. 742-8669.______85 Colpark Wagon $6995 Complete do-it-yourself and The Associated Press Authority depending on whether the 1989 re m o v a l MARTY MATTSSON 1986-MAZDA-626. 2 door 85 Town Car 4 Door $10,995 By Peter Viles programs available. INCOME TAXES W30 yrs. experience G49-4431______M & M O IL delux. Automatic, Al- 85 Flero 2 Door $3995 houses would be handled as a DJR TILE WORKS r,AM /FM Cassette. 85BMW32SE $10,895 The Associated Press Manchester will move quickly to Consultation/Preparation wfast, reliable & I>LUMBING& HEATING cooperative or as a condominium. Install/Replaoe various die & Only 26,000 m iles. $6300. 85Esoorl4Door $2995 acquire a cluster of 32 houses on Heritage Kitchen & fully Insured Sartor said the mechanics of the IndivIdual/BusIness WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. •Oil Burner Service 4 Sales marble. 657-2625.______86AudlSCI00S $ 8 995 HARTFORD — The Democrats ★ 10% senior ■Quality work ■ Nike Circle now owned by the acquisition and the operation of the Bath Center Jan Pawlowski Quality work at a ■Automatic Oil Delivery 86 Town Car 4 Door $14996 ■Reasonable prices 1981 Dotsun 210, 5 speed, 86 Cougar 2 Door $7995 in the House have passed a $7.05 military, and to use them for low- d is c o u n ts reasonable pricel ■Wei! Pumps Sales & Service housing have not been worked out Come visit our showroom at: 6 43 -7 2 54 ■Free estimates hotchback,$500 or best 86 G K ^ .Ammy $8/495 billion budgeu shrugging off eight and moderate-income housing. CALL 872-4072 Interior & Exterior •Water Heaters (EtMtrio a Qai) offer. 646-8468 or 649- yet. But he said the town will have 254 Broad Street 6 4 6 -3 4 5 5 66 Froblrd 2 Door $5 905 hours of dire predictions by Town Manager Richard Sartor said Free Estimates •Batttrtxxn & Kitchen 1285. 86Hlvera2Docr $9/105 Republicans that the budget will I to move fast bccau.se there arc no M a n c h e s te r LIQUIDATION GSL Building Call Brian Weigle Remodeling 86 Escort Wagon $4905 today. saddle the state’s next governor with funds in the federal military budget Maintenance Co. 645-8912 ■Senior Citizen Discounr- 86SableWagon $8905 The town’s way to buy the houses to maintain the houses after the 649-5400 SEWING CARDINAL 86RX72Door $7,995 a huge budget crisis. Commerdal/Residential build­ •Electric Work was cleared Tuesday when represen­ close of the fiscal year, Scpl. 30. ESTATE LIQUIDATION ing repairs and home Improve­ ALTERATIONS 87 Sable GS 4 Door $7905 “The budget put together today is FREE ESTIMATES BUICK, INC. 87 Sable GS 4 Door $7905 tatives of the state’s Department of ments. Interior and exterior Mayor Theunis Werkhoven, who Commercial & Residential Phone: 1989 Buick LsSabre Wbg $13,980 87 Cougar LS Coupe $9905 an absolute blueprint for di.sastcr Human Resources decided against R.H. RUSSILLO was at the meeting, said he is ” 1(X) Cash or Sell on painting, ight carpentry. Com­ McHugh Himself 649-2871 1989 Buick Regal Coupe $10,960 87 Cougar LS Coupe $0995 next year,” Rep. Craig Taylor, R- acquiring military properties in Con­ plete janitorial service. Experi­ Painting & wallpapering at SEAMSTRESS 87 B2200 Pickup $4905 percent in favor or using the houses PofChes, Sun- Consignment •Dressmaking • Alterations 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6,990 Bristol, said during the long debate necticut for u.se by homclc.ss welfare enced, reliable, free esti­ its best Free Estimates. Fully 87Tempo4Door $4995 for low- and moderate-income rooms, Decks, Garages ■ Replace Zippers ■ Coat 1988 98 Reg Brougham $13,490 Monday. “Next year, all hell is Finith;Carpentiy, Kitchwn, Batwnentt, mates. 8760004 Door $6905 families. families,” including the families of C sblnstry, 6 45 -1 1 74 Insured. Established 1974. Linings ■ Custom Curtains 1968 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,960 87 Taurus 4 Door $7905 going to break loose in the state of Sartor attended a meeting Tues­ -Brick a BluMton* W ahl S Patios 643-0304 ■ S lip o vers 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe $7,895 87 Dakota Pickup $8905 military personnel living in them. Expert Painting S Wallpaparing I 643-9321 REPAIR Connecticut. ... There’s going to be day in Windsor Locks with federal, Rtfaranoas ★ 30 Years Exparianca 1987 Buick Cent LTD Sedan $8,280 87 Grand Marqus $9905 He said he is sure the decision SSg.2620 22S4032 LAWN CARE a lot of heartache in 1991.” state and l(x:al officials at which the CALL 647-8730 1987 Buick Park Are Coupe $11/190 87Puls»2Door $7905 will be be appreciated by those 87RX72Door $12,995 The Democratic budget avoids department was persuaded to not ac­ 1987 Buick Somerset Cpe $7,480 families and by residents of the 87 Sable GS 4 Door $7905 outright lax increases in the election quire the properties. PHIL'S LAWN CARE AND “We can tell you 1987 Chevrolel Caprice $7^95 nearby Lakewood Circle area. H LAWN MOWERS I Eager buyers read 87Cal^4Door $7905 year by relying on a scries of budget DECKS/ LANDSCAPING what to look for... 1966 Buick Skyhawk Cpe $5,980 87 Somerset 2 Door $7995 Sartor said the town administra­ Werkhoven said he is confident cuts, accounting maneuvers and use Thatching, edging, pianting, and what to look REPAIRED I the Classified 1986 Buick Century Cpe $10,960 88 Jagu»XJ6 Sedan $29,995 tion will now explore funding to buy ADDITIONS 88S^GS4Door $8905 that all nine members of the town yard cleanup. Weekly lawn HAWKES TREE SERVICE ★ Free Pickup & Delivery 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix $8JS0 of one-time revenues. the houses, including federal and out fori** I c o lu m n s 88 Cougre LS Coupe $10,995 Board of Directors favor the rrx>wing. Residential and com- Bucket, truck & chipper. in Manchester The budget passed on a 84-60 1985 Olds CuttsM Sup. 4 Dr. $5,895 88 Cougar LS $9905 state funds, but he said it appears merdai. I e v e ry d a y ! Stump removaJ. Free H a r B r o ★ Prompt, Courteous, 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $9/480 68 Or. Caravan Van $11905 vole, mostly along party lines, just there arc no federal funds available. Please .sec NIKE, page 10 CALL 742-9540 estimates. Special Expert Service 1985 Pontiac Bonnevito $5,895 68 Century Wagon $0905 before 11 p.m., and now goes to the DECKS consideration for elderly and ★ Reasonable Prices 88 B2200 PIckii $5905 Pressure Treated 81 Adams Street Senate, where passage is expected. handicapped 88 Town Car 4 Door $14,005 Custom Designs P a in t in g HFree Estimates The vote ended eight hours of MOWING & 647-75M ★ 15% Senior Discount M a n c h e s te r 89 F2SO Pickup $18,421 FREE ESTIMATES of Manchester 89 Sable GS VVagon $12,995 debate during which Democrats C all ’ 649-4571 Economic gauge TILLING ECONOMY LAWN 89 Sable GS 4 Door $10,995 easily turned away seven IH E DECK SPECIALISTS INSTALLATION/ MOWER 89 Sable GS Wagon $13,495 646-0032 C all John Quality Painting 89 Town Car 4 Door $19,995 Republican amendments, including Call Anytime 649-0773 REPAIR Services Schaller's 69 Mazda Pickup $6905 an altcmalivc budget and a measure •Free Estimates 647-5705 Quality PreHJwned Autos MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED to suip from the budget $3.4 million THE DECK WORKS rises .9 percent MANCHESTEII value Priced in ‘‘pork-barrel” spending on local (Spring Spsclilj Installation and Repfacement •Senior Citizen Discounts LAWN SERVICE” •Aluminum & Vinyl 88 Subaru DL S/W MORANDE projccus. Very popular, nigh quality deck of Water Heaters Looking for a good used | 5 SpMd. 4 WhMl LINCOLN MERCURY MAZDA buildirig reputable craftsman using Fertilizing, liming, spring Powerwashing WASHINGTON (AP) — The activity in the second and third •Gas mobile home? Be sure to 5 HERALD (tomieriy Moriarty Bros.) The budget shifts some $291 mil­ quality materials very aftordabie. clean-up, complete lawn $7,400 quarters due primarily to high inter­ look in the Classified co-1 datsIflMl adt 301 Canter Street lion in slate spending out of the government’s chief economic This combination cani be beat •Electric 87 Oldsmobile Calais service. lumns ... that's where the | Auto. A/C. Low MiIm est rates," .said Paul Gclman, an FREE ESTIMATES • a i Mancheater general and transportation funds, forecasting gauge ro.se 0.9 percent in 646-6815 best buys are advertised I ■ plraM 643-2711 ^ economist with Regional Financial L. 644-2362 j 643-0747 Wilson Oil Company $6,490 making the actual total of planned March, its biggest incrca.se in nearly We're Here To Serve 643-2711. ■ 643-5135 649-8045 645-6393 88 Ford Mustang state spending $7.34 billion, an in- two years, the govemment said Associates in West Chester, 1^. 5 SpMd, LX Patkxg* crca.se of 5.5 percent over this year’s today. "We’ll have an extremely slug­ gish construction sector and lack­ $6,990 TRUCKS/VANS $6.96 billion budget — the lowest The gain in the Index of Leading 87 Honda Civic Sedan luster activity elsewhere, including Auto. PS, Sunroof FOR SALE percentage increase during the Economic Indicalor.s, designed to I APARTMENTS STORE/OFFICE businc.ss investment, which has been FOR RENT FOR RENT $7,490 O’Neill administration. forecast economic activity six to B r id g e 86 Pontiac 6000 STE FORD 1989 Crew-Cob “It’s one of the Icanc.si budgets nine months in the future, meant the pretty good,” he added. F250, diesel, two-tone SOUTH WINDSOR- Auto, AfC, FwN Poww Indeed, consuaiciion. which relics MANCHESTER- brown, running boards we’ve seen here in the last 10 gauge nearly regained the 1.0 per­ Sulllvon Avenue. 1,200 on low-cosi loans, slowed even Beoutlful 1 bedroom, $6,450 8i b e d lin e r . $2500d o w n , years,” said House Speaker Richard cent loss it suffered in February. At this point, Chagas could see that quiet, on bus line, liv­ square foot office. Coll 86 Hyundial Excel before the start of the second 6 SpW . AMIf M, Motdabkm take-over payments of Balducci, D-Newingion. He added It was the steepest inerea.se since NORTH 51-90 Seesaw playing ace and another diamond 521-1744 or 644-0165. ing room , dining room , $540 per month, 36 that the House cut $150 million a 1.6 percent gain in June 1988. quarter. The Commerce Dcpiartment ♦ A 10 6 2 would be to no avail. Declarer would fully equipped kitchen, AAANCHESTER-300 to $2,900 months. 649-8045. y... Before dropping in February, the reported on T\ie.sday that conslrtK- battle pitch a club on the king of diamonds, olr conditioning, heat 1800 square feet. Cen- 88 ChevK-5 Blazer from Gov. William A. O’Neill’s Roginald Pinto/Mancheitef Hwald V-B. SiKwrado. Auto. Loodod lion spending dropped 1.4 percent in ♦ K 8 4 3 ruff a diamond and then play out all and hot water Included. trollY located. High proposed budget. index nad ri.scn for three straight ♦ A 9 8 7 3 By James Jacoby his trumps, coming down to A-9 of Come see why we traffic area. Coll Ken, $15,900 MOTORCYCLES/ Democrats described the budget months. March, its stecpc.sl decline in more clubs in dummy. East would be really hove o voconev. 643-1442.______84 Nissan Sentra j w ] PURE ENJOYMENT — Stephanie Duke, 2, of 19 Charles Road, enjoys an ice cream stick ilian a year. WE.ST EAST 5 S o ^ . A/C MOPEOS as a lean but compassionate But while the gauge was up in In consecutive weeks in January, in- $645. 247-5030. ♦ 8 ♦ K Q J 9 7 4 squeezed in clubs and spades, and the STORE FOR RENT-460 rcs-ponsc to die region’s slumping at Charter Oak Park Tuesday while watching her mother play softball. March, some analysLs were con­ vilalional events were held in the AAoln Street, Manches­ $ ^ 0 0 Six of the 11 forward-looking Y Q 8 7 5 Y J 10 contract would make. 3 BEDROOAAS.- 79 KAWASAKI, KE 250, economy, which has led to a drop in cerned dial rising inflation, if it docs ♦ A Q .1 10 9 6 2 6 5 Netherlands and in London. World- But Chagas saw an out. He played Appllonces, Laundry ter. Please coll 646- 86 VW G olf $400 coll 645-1242. statistics conuibuted to the increase 6 Spood. Ak Condloomg not force the Federal Reserve to in­ ♦ J ♦ Q 10 4 2 class pairs attended both tourna­ the queen of diamonds, hoping that hook-ups, deck, gar­ 2426, 9:00-5:00 stale revenues. The budget cuts in today’s index, led by a gain in ments. Remarkably the English pair South would play East for the lone ace. age. No pets. $700 plus w e e k d a y s . $4,700 some 117 managerial jobs in slate crease interest rates, certainly will new plant and equipment orders. SOUTH utilities. k649-0613. 90 IntMre GS Sedan not cncourgc the central hank to of Tony Forrester and Andrew Robson But Rob.son went up with the king. AutomAc. FuAy LoaiM WANTED TO government and calls for eventually ♦ 5 3 was victorious in both. BENNET E ld e rly (Xher positives were an itKrcasc Y A K 9 6 4 3 2 Even so. if Robson now ruffed a dia­ BUY/TRADE eliminating another 2,300 tlirough lower them. Today's deal illustrates a neat fenc­ Aportments-1 bedroom $16,400 MHS students help accident victim in the price of raw materials, an in­ ♦ 7 mond and played out trumps, the i m FURNITURE attrition, but does not cut deeply into High rales would slow further the ing match at the table between Rob­ squeeze would not quite operate. In­ apartments for Imme­ Many Others In Stock crease in orders for consumer goods, ♦ K 6 5 diate occupancy. 1 any sutc programs. already sluggi-sh consiruelion, aulo son, South, and long-time Brazilian ce­ stead. declarer, having won dummy’s Immediate Delivery We buy clean, late model month free rent. Please FOR SALE Used furni­ Republicans, powerless to derail ly, her mother said. "She’s talking, and manufacturing sectors of the higher stock prices, slower business Vulnerable: Neither lebrity Gabriel Chagas, West. Chagas ture. Dressers $20, By Nancy Foley diamond king, played a second dia­ coll 528-6522 for on SCHALLERACURA used cars and trucks. Top smiling and laughing now.” Ellen economy. delivery limes and a drop in weekly Dealer: West led his singleton spade. Declarer Rob­ headboards $10. 646- prices paid. or even alter rite budget, iugued that mond and discarded a club. West had application. Manchester Herald unemployment claims. son won the ace in dummy, came to his 2300. Manchester VII- 345 Center Street, Mr. Dotl - Carter Chavrotat it doesn’t significantly reduce sutic said. "We’re looking for a slowdown in South West North East nothing left but diamonds, and Robson MANCHESTER-For llage Motor Inn. Manchester 1229 Main Street spending, raids state pension funds, A group of about 10 friends, in­ 4 6 I’ ass Pass hand with the club king, and played A- was able to ruff and execute the lease, 800-2400-3100- Manchester, CT l^r several weeks after 17- 4 Y A ll pass K and a heart, shedding a card from squeeze as described above. 7500-8500 Squore Feet, 647-7077 and will dump a deficit of up to eluding Jennifer’s boyfriend, con­ 6454464 ycar-old Jennifer Barbicri was in a each suit in dummy. Chagas won the James Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby on B ridge' ana I ndustrlol Space. MACHINERY $500 million on the next guber­ tinue to visit her regularly even serious cur accident, her friends Opening lead ♦ 8 liearl eight and cashed the heart ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with his father, F.J.Spllecki Realtors, H a l AND TOOLS natorial administration. though it is 40 minutes away. They New SBM chairman the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at from Manchester High School queen, declarer throwing another 643-2121. The next governor "will be in­ tell her what is happening in their spade from dummy. biwkstores Both are published by Pharos Books LEGAL NOTICE were not allowed in the intensive heriting a nightmare next year be- lives and in the schcxils. TOWN OF ANDOVER care unit at Hartford Hospital, SCREEN TOP SOIL FINAL ACTION OF THE cau.se of what we failed to do this She IS not the .s;unc as she used sees interstate threat where she lay in a coma. CONDOMINIUMS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION year,” predicted House Minority to be. though. Ellen said. Her ANY AMOUNT But diis did not stop diem from A s t r o g r a p h FOR RENT At a meeting of the Planning & Zoning CommisMon ol An­ short-term memory is not good, 111 Iwlucaliiin. la^adcr Robert G. Jackie. R-Stral- trying to visit, according to Jen­ By Dianna M. Talbot DELIVERED dover, ConnocticuL held on April 16, 10W , the following action fonJ. and sometimes she docs not .As the sixth chaimun in the M A N Y 2, 3, 8i 4 b e d r o o m was token: nifer’s mother Barbara. ”'rhcy Manchostor Herald SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D0C. 21) Much remember why she is in the hospi­ bank’s 85-year history, Bailey will areas pertaining to communication. Ad­ apartments In E. Hart­ Also, Backhoe Bobcat & Two Dcnux;rats voted against die can be accomplished today, provided WindlaU Acrea Subdivision, application ol Mark Anair, lor would come every day and sit with vance your Interests through writing, ford and Manchester. budget — Reps. Shaun McNally of tal. 'llu' most inqxirtam challenge the preside at all meetings of the cor- you truly believe in the ideas and posi­ a three lot subdivision on East Street. us,” she said. 'There were plenty < ^ o u r promoting or selling. 646-1218 or 649-0857. Loader rental. Norwich and Joan Hartley of Waicr- She receives several hours of jxiralion, its directors and its execu­ tive philosophy which you espouse. If of other things they could have Savings Bank of Manchester faces CANCER (June 21-July 22) There are Modifiod plana were approved. physical therapy a day. her mother tive committee. He replaced Wil­ you don't others will easily perceive 872-1400 or bury. A lone Republican, Rep. this decade is com(Kmion from ‘Birthday times wtien it's necessary to be frugal •596 — Application of Phillip Byron and Scott Mallory for been doing.” said. ”lt’s a very painful priKc.ss to liam B. ITioniion, who resigned in your doubts oui of-siatc banks, the bank's new and there are times when It is okay to 6 5 9 -9 5 5 5 a special permit for a home occupation on Timea Now, more dian five months JENNIFER BARBIERI get muscles moving again.” Com­ splurge Today you should be able to CAPRICORN (D*c. 22-Jan. 19) You HOMES Farm Roexf. ctuimian said Tde.sday. March, may be able to derive material benelils rieuse .see BUDGF. r, page 10 later, her friends’ concern has not ... senior class photo M ay 2, 1990 combine these two extremes without FOR RENT plete recovery will take a couple of And although an economic slow­ Other challenges SBM faces, at this time from other than your usual Application was approved with conditions. lessened, lliis week, they arc bold­ abuses in either area. Q 7 1 MISCELLANEOUS years, her mother said. Haile> said, include: a recent sources Start looking lor opportunities •596 — Application of The Town of Andover lor a spedN On Nov. 28. Jennifer’s car and a down in the region and declining If you don't gel upset about not being m LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Perhaps it's wise CDVENTRY-Wolk to ing several fund-raising acliviiies o M f OR SALE permit lor a safety complex on the corner of Her mother is impressed by the prices of real estate have aflecied turndown in prices of real estate, the spotlight you may lind yourself indi­ at this time to step in and take control o1 in fresh fields lake. Secluded 2 bed­ ED at die high school to set up a trust tractor-trailer truck crashed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It may be School Road and Hebron Road. TODAY commitment of Jennifer’s friends. which the bank and other banks rectly Involved In something extremely a matter in which you're involved that room, stove 8i referen­ fund for the lime when Jennifer, ‘■R)r u couple of days, it was a die hank, it is in better than average necessary for you to make some com­ have invested heavily in; and po«- beneficial in the year ahead Keep In tias not been managed too wisely by ces. Coll otter 8pm, Wbivars ware granted Application was ap- "We’re so quick to see the bad shai>e nnancially, said niomas A promises and concessions in your deal­ now in a rehabilitation hosirilal, mailer of whether she would live mind the advantages of serving in the another 647-9615. proved that teen-agers do. I think it would Hailey, who formally accepted die siblc crcdii-iighiening measures ings with others today in order to ad­ N EW K IDS I n d e x goes home. or die,” her molhcr said. Jennifer rear ranks. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) It won t re­ •600 — Application ol Vincent and Baron Faiola lor a be good for people to read that 20-branch bank's lop pc»st one week from the Federal Reserve. quire obvious actions on your behalf to vance your personal interests. Be Throughout die week, they arc remained in a coma for two and a TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is a sp^al permit tor a home occupation at 425 20 pagas, 2 M ctlon* kids are real good, and llicy do ago. But iho.se issues are not expected good day to work on assignments that make your impact felt today. You can pliable. Tickets Route 6. selling T-shirts, and on F'riday they half weeks. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You have a STORE/OFFICE slick together." to be problems for the bank, said are in need of (inishing touches You function as an elteclive force by direct­ will hold a dance and a bake sale, Her friend, Ellen Clayton, also TTie 60-year-old chairman and at slight edge in your competitive career FOR RENT Application was denied without projudloe Classifiod 18-20 should do rather well today at finalizing ing matters from behind the scenes. Ellen .said Jennifer was lui active toniey with Gilman & Marks law Bailey, who has served as a director involvements today, because you are Available Comics 16 according to Kristin F.mcrson, a an MHS senior, said dial in lho.se things to your satisfaction Taurus, treat LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Social In­ Details ol the above action are on file in the Minutoa of the girl, “happy, outgoing and .smil­ of SBM since 1974. "We are in a likely to be more imaginative than those 15 senior who has known Jennifer early days it seemed like a major finn in East Hartford s[X)ke ulx'ui yourself to a birthday gift. Send lor your volvements won't be a frivolous waste Meeting in the otfioe of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building Focus strong position.” who compete against you. Use this plus Manchester Call: Local/Stata accomplishment when Jennifer ing." challenges die bank faces during a Astro-Graph predictions tor the year ol time today. In tact, you might be able “I Dated at Andover, Connecticut ttile 1st day ol May fOtX). since the two went to Keeney advantageously. ClassAotficospacoSeaea | "1 always knew whenever 1 ITie hank is a strong contender in ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, to do yourselt more good at a friendly Lotterv 2 Sued School together. The money was able to move her ami or turn telephone inierview. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A sponta­ Union ANDOVER PLANNING & the home mortgage industry and has z/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, gathering than at a business meeting. ft NNN 2600 3400 6000 Nation/lMbrld 6. 7 .9 raised will be used to buy equip­ her head. needed anything, she would be lie formerly served as deputy neous entertainment break today could ZONING COMMMISSION Obituarios 2 expanded il-s commercial lending Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. 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