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Chang nears Bv Jim Abrams Shanghai, who had apparently The Associated Press been beaten and was being held at gunpoint by police. BEIJING — Authorities today His face was swollen so badly tennis history banned the student and worker he could barely open his eyes. groups that spearheaded the Broadcasts also showed the pro-democracy movement and arrests of dozens of other people, By Stephen R. Wilson stepped up criticism of the United many described as “ thugs” who The Associated Press States for “ rumor-mongering” took advantage of the pro­ and sheltering leading dissident democracy movement to commit PARIS — Michael Qiang enjoys making tennis Fang Lizhi. crimes during protests that hit history. He’s one victory away from making a big In stepping up its crackdown on more than a dozen Chinese cities. piece of it. dissent, the government warned Four hundred people have been “ Making tennis history makes me feel good that leaders of the independent arrested in Beijing alone, author­ inside,” Chang saidafterbeatingAndreiChesnokov groups who refuse to surrender ities said. in the French Open semifinals Friday to become the will be arrested “ and dealt with The propaganda assault and youngest male player to make a Grand Slam final- severely.” It ordered Fang’s heavy troop presence in Beijing "It’s definitely a dream. It’s something special I'll arrest on Sunday. have ended nationwide protests always have with me. I hope it’ll be an As a result of the arm y’s that broke, out after the capital encouragement to other young players.” assault on unarmed protesters to was invaded. At 17 years. 3*A months, Chang is also trying clear Tiananmen Square, U.S.- The attacks on the U.S. become the first American in 34 years to win the Chinese relations have plunged to government-funded VGA intensi­ French Open. He faces Stefan Edberg of Sweden for - perhaps the lowest point since fied today with the official Beijing the title on Sunday. Edberg beat Boris Becker in five diplomatic ties were restored a Daily newspaper running a sets in Friday’s other semfinal. decade ago. lengthy editorial that was read on Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald “ He’s playing with a lot of confidence,” Edberg The government-controlled nationwide television. said. “ I ’m looking forward to it. It’ll be a tough MUSICAL CELEBRATION — Members of the parade marking the 75th anniversary of the media today accused the Voice of “ VGA really has created too battle.” Manchester Pipe Band, led by Donald Dixon of organization. America, which has reported the many rumors,” it said. “ They’ve " Sorb'll* done enough to add fuel to the Five Americans have lost in the French Open final Coventry, perform in Center Park on Saturday after a hundreds of deaths in the city since Tony Trabert won in 1955— the last being John center a week ago, of false flames of the counterrevolution­ McEnroe, who squandered a two-set lead before reporting and distortion. Official ary turmoil.” falling to Ivan Lendl in five sets. media claim no one was killed on ■The editorial continued: “ Beij­ “ I realy don’t think about those things because the square. ing is returning to order and the they are an added pressure for me.” Chang said. “ I Pipers step out to celebrate 75 years Authorities have launched a people are settling down. VGA just go out and give it my all. Whatever happens, massive propaganda campaign also should take a rest.” happens.” Bv Rick Santos Center Street, where they turned left. Then and has earned a grade-one classification, aimed at convincing the populace The government also criticized the U.S. Embassy for harboring Chang won 6-1, 5-7, 7-6 (7-4), 7-5, in a baseline Manchester Herald the participants made another left, march­ the highest level a pipe band can reach. that soldiers were the victims of a marathon that lasted four hours and five minutes ing into Center Park, where they Only three other band in the eastern United rampaging mob and that foreign Fang, an astrophysicist it has and left him in a state of exhaustion. Edberg, the No. w Hundreds of people lined Main Street assembled. States have grade-one status. reports of troops opening fire on condemned as a traitor. Gn Sunday, it issued a warrant for 3 seed, downed Becker, seeded second, 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, Saturday afternoon to watch a parade At the park, former Mayor Stephen T. While taking the name of Manchester all unarmed crowds are lies. 3-6, 6-2 in a matchup of last year’s Wimbledon celebrating the Manchester Pipe Band’s Penny, who once played the bagpipes with around the globe. Penny said, “ the pipe The country’s official trade the arrest Fang and his wife, Li Shuxian. finalists. 75th anniversary. two bands, conducted the ceremony. band has been an excellent ambassador.” union today urged workers to As he has throughout the tournament, Chang Ideal weather conditions, sunny and 72 Penny said the Manchester Pipe Band The band's greatest accomplishment, he eradicate independent labor The two took refuge in the showed little emotion. degrees, helped make the parade a was organized 75 years ago with the help of said, came in 1977 when it was named the groups, which sprung up as the embassy after the troops recap­ “ I ’m excited inside,” he said. “ I’m pretty much a successful event, according to spectators a man named Alex Scott, who at that time best oversees band at the World Champion­ student-led movement for a freer tured Tiananmen Square from student protesters on June 4. quiet person. When you have a match like this it Reginald PInto/Mancheatar Herald and parade officials. was a member of the Caledonian Pipe Band ship pipe band competition in Aberdeen, China gained momentum and The official Xinhua News really drains you. It’s hard to jump around and show LEAVING — Manchester High girls’ Eight pipe bands from Massachusetts of Holyoke, Mass. — one of the bands Scotland. found support among workers excitement. a file photo, announced her retirement and Connecticut, including the Manchester present Saturday. Penny honored three former members of and intellectuals. Agency said Fang and his wife softball coach Mary Faignant, shown in were charged with “ committing “ But I can assure you I ’m happy with the things Friday. Pipe Band, began marching at 2 p.m. at the Since that time, he said, the Manchester the pipe band whose service to the band Official media told people to crimes of counterrevolutionary that have happened to mein the last two weeks. south end of Main Street near Bennet Junior Pipe Band has one many awards at study senior leader Deng Xiaop­ propaganda and instigation.” in These are two extaordinary weeks which will High School and strode up Mairt Street to competitions in this country and Scotland See PIPE BANDS, page 10 ing’s speech Friday that praised connection with the p ro ­ certainly stay in my mind for my whole life.” the army for crushing the 7-week- democracy protests. Edberg, playing the best clay court tennis of his old pro-democracy movement. Faignant relinquishes post The Foreign Ministry strongly career, used a classic serve-and-volley game. Deng claimed the movement’s protested the sheltering of Fang, “ A lot of people don’t think I could play well on leaders intended to turn Commu­ and official media have repeat­ clay,” said Edberg, who reached his first French nist China into a capitalist edly demanded that the out­ Open final. “ But I ’ve always thought I could and I Soviet troops kill Uzbeks in mob clashes republic. really put it together these last two weeks.” as softball coach at MHS spoken critic of Marxism be official, to the region, Tass National television repeatedly turned over to authorities. Top-seeded Steffi Graf faces No. 7 Arantxa Bv Carev Goldberg injured another when one of them More than 9,000 Interior Minis­ showed scenes of one man, By Len Auster house in South Windsor and I ’m reported. The U.S. Embassy had no Sanchez of Spain in Saturday’s women’s final. Graf Manchester Herald East Catholic. Her teams won The Associated Press fired a sawed-off shotgun in the try troops brought into the identified as a leader of an is seeking her sixth straight Grand Slam title. always late planting my garden Col. Y. Nechayev of the Interior four championships in the now city of Kokand, the official news Fergana Valley have failed to independent labor union in See CHINA, page 10 Chang was treated for several hours after in the spring. I also like to play Ministry told Pravda that about Another venerable member of defunct Central Connecticut In­ MOSCOW — An armed mob in agency Tass said today. Both halt attacks by increasingly Friday’s match for exhaustion and leg cramps. golf but I haven’t had much of a Uzbekistan tried to storm a incidents occurred Sunday. well-organized and armed gangs 400 “ extremists” mounted a the coaching fraternity has called chance in the past. terscholastic League in a five- “ I feel very tired right now,” he said. “ It was a year span. refugee camp where minority The government newspaper of marauders, officials said. column of vehicles Saturday it a career. I feel now is the time to turn evening and tried to reach a camp really tough match. I should be OK for Sunday.” She also led Indian softball Turks sought safety from ethnic Izvestia said troops killed one Manchester High School’s my attention to some of my other Authorities have had to airlift housing almost 2,000 Meskhi Turk Bush’s clean-air plan Chang won most of the big points, especially by teams to seven consecutive state violence, but troops killed two of attacker and injured another in Mary Faignant, who coached interests, interests I haven’t had hundreds of the refugees out of refugees in the mountains near taking chances and coming to the net when Class LL quarterfinal berths or the assailants and drove the Kokand on Saturday and shot to three sports a year for several time for in the past.” danger. the city of Kokand, 1,500 miles Chesnokov hit short. By contrast, the 23-year-old better. Her 1982 club was Class others off, Pravda reported death a motorist in Margilan who seasons, has announced her re­ Faignant, 51, will remain in the southeast of Moscow. ‘ambitious, expensive’ Soviet rarely ventured to the net and let himself be LLrunnerupand four other clubs, today. refused to stop. In a sign of extreme concern signation as girls’ softball coach, physical education department at Four helicopters full of soldiers manipulated in crucial moments. in 19'78, ’80, ’81 and ’83, were In other weekend clashes in the The rampage in the region has about the violence, the Commu­ effective immediately. the school. landed in their path to stop the WASHINGTGN (AP) - Presi­ within six years and 1 million “ I went in relaxed because I had gone further than semifinalists. Fifteen of her 17 Central Asian republic, a soldier claimed the lives of 100 people, nist Party’s ruling Politburo “ I decided it was time to look at Faignant’s 17-year record as column and two attackers were dent Bush today unveiled a such cars produced annually expected,” Chang said. “ I was ready to wait for teams qualified for postseason killed an attacker who tried to most of them Meskhi Turks, and today dispatched Prem ier Niko­ some other things to do.” Faig­ girls’ .softball coach is a fine killed and five wounded in a after 1996. play. grab his gun in the city of driven nearly 15,000 into primi­ lai I. Ryzhkov and former KGB sweeping legislative proposal to nant said, “ like spending time 201-104. The 200th win came this cut acid rain pollutants and curb Unlike gasolone, methanol does See CHANG, page 47 ^ Margilan, and a military patrol tive refugee camps, official me­ chief Viktor M. Chebrikov, the around my home. I have a new year on May 18 against crosstown smog plaguing the nation’s cities not produce the hydrocarbons 1 See FAIG N ANT, page 47 fatally shot a motorcyclist and dia say. party’s current top la w-and-order See UNREST, page 10 in the first attempt to overhaul and nitrogen oxides that are an clean air laws in more than a ingredient in the ozone that decade. causes the severe smog problems History is a hot topic in Soviet republics The president’s proposal calls that have made the air unhealthy for a 10-million-ton reduction in in nearly 100 metropolitan areas. sulfur dioxide emissions, a chief Reilly said Bush’s proposals Editor’s note; Andrew Yur- history, a hot topic in a state But in Georgia, Stalin’s home­ cause of acid rain, from coal­ would bring most American cities kovsky worked for a Moscow where that subject has been land. officials and journalists in burning power plants. Gther within federal air quality stand­ newspaper, Moskovskaya habitually rewritten to suit the January called for a more bal­ demands of the leader in power. anced assessment than the one measures include a phase-in of ards by 1995 and all but the most Pravda, in a three-month ex­ cars powered by methanol, severe problem areas — Los change sponsored by the New now popular in Moscow, one that During the past year, newspap­ takes into consideration his aimed at curbing ozone-causing Angeles, Houston and New York England Society of Newspaper ers and journals in the Soviet achievements as well as his emissions from motor vehicles. City — within the guidelines by Editors and the Union of Soviet Union have been filled with failings. At a White House briefing, the year 2000. Journalists. Moskovskaya stories about the crimes of Joseph William K. Reilly, administrator Georgia and Estonia are two of See CLEAN AIR, page 10 Pravda is an official publication Stalin, who ruthlessly led the of the Environmental Protection of the Communi.st Party and the Soviet Union from 1928 until his the 15 republics that make up the Soviet Union. Agency, called the clean air plan government for the city of death in 1953. History books are “ very ambitious and expensive” Moscow. now being rewritten to include a The late Soviet leader Nikita S. but vitally needed. TODAY re-evaluation of Stalin’s leader­ Krushchev’s denunciation of ship and other chapters in the Stalin in 1956 led to the process He estimated the program’s Bv Andrew Yurkovskv cost at between $14 billion and $19 Manchester Herald country’s past. that culminated in the early 1960s Index in the removal of monuments to billion a year once it is in full In Estonia, there’s a movement effect t the turn of the century. 20 pages, 2 sections The reforms in the Soviet Union toward an even more critical Stalin from the Soviet landscape initiated by Mikhail S. Gorbachev evaluation of Soviet history dur­ and elimination of references to Among the actions, the presi­ Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries ____2 are leading Soviet Estonia and ing Stalin’s time. Information him from the pages of Soviet dent called on Congress to require C n f n l r : i i 1 f l O p in io n A Soviet Georgia along paths that now being published there under­ books. automakers to phase in cars that F r i n i m 0 P A D p lA O often diverge from the current cuts the legitimacy of the 1940 But in Tbilisi, the capital of use alternate fuels such as Local/State Science 17 line in Moscow, the Soviet capital. Soviet takeover of what had been REZO AMASKUKELI methanol with a goal of having 2-5, 10 Sports__ - 1 1 - 1 4 One area of divergence is an independent Estonian state. See REPUBLICS, page 10 . refused toast to Stalin 500,000 such vehicles in operation Natlon/World j 8-7 Television ------15 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 12, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 12. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J

About Town Obituaries Coventry meeting on budget

Legion elections Tuesday George E. Sandals, 76, Richard A. Crawford Ethel Reopell but no action can be taken Richard A. Crawford. 59, of 325 Kelly Road. Ethel (Sinclair) Reopell, 81, of 10 Euclid Lane, American Legion Post 102 of Manchester will hold was retired pharmacist Vernon, formerly of Manchester, died Friday (June Bolton, died Saturday (June 10,1989) at Manchester By Jacqueline Bennett referendum, no action can be improvements. u its annual election of post officers Tuesday at 8 p.m. 9. 1989) at Rockville General Hospital. He was the Memorial Hospital. Manchester Herald taken on the budget. The meeting If approved by voters, the new at the Post Home. Bingo continues every George E. Sandals. 76. of 40 Steep Hollow Lane, husband of Anna (Johnson) Crawford and the late She was born Oct. 20. 1907, in the Three Rivers GRIN AND BEAR IT — will be held set the time and date $14.4 million budget will mean a Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the upstairs hall. died Saturday (June 10. 1989) at a local Marion F. Crawford. section of Palmer, Mass., and had been a Bolton COVENTRY — A Special Town of the referendum. 1.7-mill increase from the current Candy Greenfield, Junior convale.scent home. He was the husband of Lillian He was born in Manchester March 3,1930. and had resident for more than 60 years. (Glassman) Sandals. Meeting will be held tonight on Registered voters and property tax rate of 37 mills. Room librarian at Mary Bazaar begins tonight lived in Manchester most of his life before moving to She was a pianist and elocutionist, performing for the propo.sed $14.4 million budget owners are eligible to vote on the He was born in Jersey City. N.J.. and had lived in Council Chairwoman Joan Le­ The 16th annual St. Bridget Bazaar begins tonight Vernon in 1988. area clubs and organizations many ytwi s ago. for next year. budget. Cheney Library, consults Manchester since 1933. wis says it is not an extravagant and runs through June 17 in the church parking lot. He had worked at the J.C. Penney Co. warehouse She was a (nember of the First Assembly of God The meeting will begin at 7:30 Benoit said the referendum will with the new mascots for the He was a 1929 graduate of New Britain High in Manchester for moer than six years and had Church in East Hartford. budget. Each evening there will be entertainment, bingo School and a 1932 graduate of the University of in the gymna.sium of Coventry probably be held June 22. town’s libraries, which were owned and operated his own catering service for She is survived by a daughter, Jane A. Lawson of High School. “We are just meeting basic with cash prizes, rides, arts and crafts, plants and Maryland School of Pharmacy. He was a member of The $14,420,959 proposed several years. He also worked at the former Bolton, with whom she lived; two sons, Carson A. needs.” Lewis said. donated by the Manchester refreshments. The winner of a raffle will be drawn Rho Chi Fraternity. However, a re.sident has sub­ budget for fiscal year 1989-90, Saturday at 11:30 p.m. Manchester Coat, Apron and Supply Co. Reopell and Stuart W. Reopell of Bolton; 10 mitted petitions with enough which begins July 1, is reduced Lewis said some important Friends of the Library. A He was a retired pharmacist and co-owner of the He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in the grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; three great former Weldon Drug Co. of Manchester from 1933 to signatures calling for adjourn­ from the $14,520,016 budget re­ budget items are $17,000 for Name The Bear contest runs N Health check offered Korean War, and was a 25-year member of the great grandchildren; and several nieces and ment of the meeting to a referen­ jected by voters shot down 700-584 updating the town’s Master Plan 1973. He was elected a member of the American Manchester Army and Navy Club. nephews. today through Saturday. College of Apothecaries and a diplomate of the dum vote. in a May 23 referendum. of Development. which is 11 years The Community Health Care Services Inc., will Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons, The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Children in preschool college. He was also a member of the Connecticut Town Clerk Ruth Benoit said The Town Council has cut old, and $15,000 to redo the zoning hold office hours at the Orchard Hill Estates in Douglas A. Crawford of San Antonio, Texas, First Assembly of God Church, 1492 Silver Lane, Sunday that Roland Green of $47,000 from the Board of Educa­ regulations. Lewis says improve­ through eighth grade may Coventry Thursday, from 10 to 11 a.m. All residents Pharmaceutical Society. William F. Crawford and Roy P. Crawford of East Hartford. Burial will be private, at the He was a captain in the U.S. Army, serving in Ripley Hill Road submitted peti­ tion budget, leaving $9,011,312. It ments to town roads are needed drop off suggestions at of Andover and Coventry are invited to attend and Manchester: four daughters, Bonnie J. Vazquec of conveniece of the family. Calling hours are Tuesday tions Friday with the 200 signa­ took $26,000 from general govern- World War II, and was an administrator of a U.S. as well as the new recycling plan receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat Binghamton, N.Y., Penny L. Ruchti of Stafford from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 tures needed. ment spending, leaving either the Whiton Memorial Army hospital in England. He had served in the for the town landfill and refur­ cultures, and health guidance. For more informa­ Springs, Sharon R. Britton of Saco, Maine, and Main St., Manchester. Voters may still speak on the $4,050,285. The council also cut or the Mary Cheney junior E.T.O. until February 1946. bishing a fire truck for the South tion, call 228-9428. Cheryl Bench of Portland, Maine; four stepdaugh­ Memorial donations may be made to the First budget tonight but because the $5,000 from capital expenditure He was a charter member of Temple Beth Sholom Coventry Volunteer Fire rooms. ters. Tracey A. Joy of East Hartford, Mary E. Assembly of God Church in East Hartford. meeting will bo adjourned to a plans and $3,000 from capital Department. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Depression discusssion in Manchester and a member of its board of Bellefleur of Willington, Billie Jean Cafro of directors for more than 25 years, serving as adult Columbia, and Laura M. Avlas of Manchester; a Depression Anonymous, a support group for those education chairman and executive vice president. George Sadrozinske suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at brother, Robert Crawford of Enfield; a sister, Brcel He was a member of the building committee of the Edwards of Manchester: 26 grandchildren: two George Sadrozinske, 68, of 69 Sunny View Drive, 6:30 p.m. in Room CL242 on the second floor of the present building on East Middle Turnpike, a Ten finalists to head schools Man sues town over mall Incident Lowe Program Center of Manchester Community great grandchildren; and many nieces and Vernon, formerly of Manchester, died Saturday member of the arts committee and chairman of the (June 10, 1989) at Rockville General Hospital. He College. The group follows the 12-step program nephews. quality candidates. heaters at about 2:30 a.m. Feb. 2 when the memorials committee. was the husband of Dekla (Kubasek) Sadrozinske. By Jacqueline Bennett the Parent-Teacher Organization A Rocky Hill man who claims he was illegally modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. There are no ■The funeral will be 'Tuesday at 9:15 a .m. from the Two weeks ago. he said. NES­ officers drew their guns and pointed them at Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons; He was born in Manchester, the son of William Mqnchester Herqld and a Town Council member. arrested and imprisoned by Manchester police dues or fees. For more information, call Marie B., Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., and at 10 a.m. DEC officials conducted a “ needs DeMaio. Barry S. Sandals of San Francisco, Calif., Dr. Sadrozinske of Manchester and the late Ethel Members will not ask the candi- earlier this year is suing the Police Department 644-9046. at St. James Church, 896 Main St. Burial will be at assessment study” in town. They The suit .said the officers verbally and Harold E. SandalsofTollandandAlanM.Sandalsof (Worthner) Sadrozinske. and had lived in Vernon COVENTRY - The search for ’ dates ouestions but will offer and town for $1 million, according to a complaint the convenience of the family. Calling hours are physically assaulted DeMaio. illegally searched Philadelphia. Pa.: two brothers, Jacob Sandals of for 34 years. a new superintendent of schools spoke with about 50 people opinions to the board. Mickel filed in U.S. Di.strict Court last Monday. Youth choir to perform tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. inclucjing administrators, him and his vehicle and handcuffed and arrested Pompano Beach, Fla., and Clinton, and Robert He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, serving in has been narrowed to 10 candi­ said. This procedure has not been Mark J. DeMaio of Rocky Hill claims he Memorial donations may be made to the North teachers other school staff, local him. The Angelica Cantante Youth Choir from Sandals of Manchester: and three grandchildren, World War II. dates. according to the chairman used in town before, he .said. suffered back and neck injuries and emotional Central Hospice. 26 Park St., Vernon. 06066. clergy, senior citizens, and civic DeMaio had to pay costly medical bills and was Bloomington. Minn., will perform in the Coventry Joshua, Leah and Nathan Sandals. He was a member of the Vernon Senior Citizens’ of the Board of Education. After the interviews, the board distress when he was arrested at the Buckland group members to determine the forced to take time off from work, the suit said. High School Auditorium Thursday, at 7 p.m. This The funeral was today in the chapel of the Club, the American Association of Retired Persons “ From 60 inquiries we have will meet with consultants from mall site by three police officers in February. needs of the district. But Wood said the officers patrolling the area group of students, aged 10 to 14, will be touring the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart­ Joseph R. Klinkevich and the National American Legion Association. He narrowed the .search to 10 semi­ NESDEC on June 27 and select But Manchester police spokesman Gary J. Mickel said the full board will saw DeMaio on the site, approached him and Northeast. The concert is free and open to the ford. Burial was in Temple Beth Sholom Memorial was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church. finalists from all over the coun­ two or three final candidates. Wood said DeMaio was never arrested. Joseph R. Klinkevich. 61, of Manchester died be conducting interviews of the 10 asked him to put his hands up. DeMaio refu.sed. Park, Manchester. A memorial week will be Besides his wife and father, he is survived by a try.” board Chairman Lawrence Following a second round of DeMaio claims the three officers involved. public. Saturday (June 10. 1989) at Manchester Memorial candidates June 19. 24. and 26. A so the officers handcuffed him. No charges were observed at his home. son, Mark Sadrozinske of Vernon; a daughter, Carol Mickel said last week. interviews with the finalists. Bruce Chaput, Theodore Kry.siewicz and Ri­ Hospital. He was the husband of Adeline (DiCioc- 12-member advisory committee filed and DeMaio was not arrested. Wood said. Memorial donations may be made to Temple Beth Finverof Merrimack, N.H.; and two grandchildren. The search for a superintend­ Mickel said the board hopes to chard White, violated his constitutional rights. MCC plans Vermont trip cio) Klinkevich. will attend the interviews. It The suit was filed by DeMaio’s attorney. Barry Sholom. or the Manchester Chapter of Hadassah. in The funeral will be Tuesday with a Mass of ent is to fill the position being left make a decision by July 12. and The .suit .said DeMaio. a construction worker He was born in the East Windsor Hill section of consists of teachers, administra­ S. Zitser of Hartford. The Division of Continuing Education at Man­ care of Helen Solomon. 19 Robert Road. Manchester Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Church, vacant by the resignation of have a new superintendent on the for the mall project, was checking construction South Windsor, and he had lived in the Hartford area tors. teacher aides, members of job by August or September. chester Community College will sponsor a bus trip 06040. all of his life. Rockville. Burial will be inSt. Bernard’s Cemetery, Nathan Chester, effective June to Southern Vermont Saturday. The bus will leave He was a cameraman in the production Rockville. There are no calling hours. The 30. The search is being conducted MCC at 7 a.m. and return at about 8 p.m. The fee of Arthur J. Blaney department at The Hartford Courant for more than Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., by a consulting firm. New Eng­ $56 includes a continental breakfast and lunch as 45 years. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, serving Rockville, is in charge of arrangements. land School Development Council well as all admissions and tours. Advance Arthur J. Blaney. 63, formerly of Dougherty in World War II in the Seabees. Memorial donations may be made to the of Sudsbury. Mass., at a fee of registration is required. Information can be Street, died Sunday. (June 11.1989) at the Veterans He was a member of the Thomas Green Club, an Rockville General Hosptial Dialysis Unit, 31 Union $5,400. The search began in obtained by calling 647-6242. Home and Hospital. Rocky Hill. organization for Hartford Courant employees of 25 St., Rockville; the St. Joseph Church Organ Fund, March and the cutoff date for REGAL’S SUPER SUMMER SALE! He was born in Hartford, and he had lived in years or more. 33 West St., Rockville; Visiting Nurse and applications was May 19. Manchester for many years. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter and Community Care Inc., 26 Park St.. Rockville; or to a Mickelalso announced that the Police Roundup He had worked at Pratt & Whitney in East son-in-law. Frances and Frank Fogarty of Man­ charity of the donor’s choice. position of business manager, left Hartford and was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, chester; a sister. Anna Wanda Klinkevich of vacant by the resignation of serving in World War II. Hartford; a brother. Edmund Klinkevich of Gordon Lustila. effective June 2. ENTIRE STOCK OF He was a former member of the Knights of Farmington: and several nieces and nephews. He Public Meetings has been filled on an interim Dispute over wood chips Columbus in Manchester and the Army and Navy was predeceased by a brother, Adam Klinkevich. basis. Club. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the James Pelegano of Waterbury results in man’s arrest He is survived by a brother, the Rev. Philip D’Esopo Wethersfield Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Manchester began work last week and will Suit Sale... PANTS ON SALE... work two days a week until the 500 Blaney of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, followed by a Mass of Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln A local businessman turned himself in on a Harwinton. first half of July. Mickel said. He Christian Burial at 10 a m. at St. Bridget Church, Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. warrant for his arrest Saturday in connection with a The funeral will be Wednesday at 10a.m. from the will be paid about $600 a week Manchester. Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict Board of Education, 45 North School St.. 7; 30 p.m. dispute with developers which occurred May 26. John F. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., Cemetery, Bloomfield, with full military honors. depending on the hours he puts in, police said. followed by a Mass of Christian burial at 10:30 a m. Andover Mickel said. Pelegano is a retired Haggar Chinos...... Reg. *30 $24®® Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Kenneth Burkamp. .52. of 75 Laurel St., owner of business manager from other Entire Spring Collection of Solids, at the Church of the Assumption, Burial will be in St. Memorial donations may be made to the Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building. 7; 30 the Manchester Mall, was charged with breach of schools in Connecticut. “ He James Cemetery. Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 American Cancer Society. 670 Prospect Ave. p.m. Basic Pin Stripes, and Fashion Stripes. peace after he allegedly threatened to hit Lawrence to 9 p.m. Hartford. 06105. comes to us highly recom­ Brophy. of the Brophy Ahern Development Co., at a Memorial donations may be made to the St. Bolton mended,” Mickel said. construction site off Elm Street Extension, police Matthew’s Church Building Fund, in the Forestville “ The new business manager Poly-Wool and 100% Wool Blends Pierre Cardin Casuals...... Reg. S35 $ 28 ®® said. Burkamp also allegedly yelled obscenities at section of Bristol. Mildred Cross Public Building Commission, Community Hall will not be hired until the new fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. Brophy and his partner. John Ahern, police said. Mildred E. Cross, 82, of Ada, Ohio, died Saturday superintendent is hired: he will Regularly $250 and $275 Burkamp. who owns about 5 acres off Elm Street (June 10, 1989) at a nursing home in Bluffton, Ohio. Republican Town Committee fourth district hire the business manager.” 90 Anthony L. Garite meeting. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Regular and Big & Tall Sizes next to the former Cheney Bros. Weaving Milt, has She was born in Columbia and grew up in the Mickel said “ However, we need Reg. $260 filed a complaint to police that a 15-foot-high pile of some help with closing the *199 Haggar Poly Wool Slacks..... Reg. 850 Anthony Lawrence Garite, 82. of South Windsor, Andover area. She was the widow of Dexter H. Coventry Our Regular $275... .$219.90 wood chips has been illegally dumped on the line died Friday (June 9. 1989). He was the husband of Cross. end-of-the-year books and have between his property and land owned by the mill the late Marie Louise (D’Alesandro) Garite and She is survived by a sister, Beatrice Holden of Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office contracted out for someone.” The Building. 7:30 p.m. owners. brother of Sadie Rockerfeller of Manchester. Newington; a son, Robert Cross of Matlacha, Fla.: salary for the full-time business Half of the chips are on his property. Burkamp He is also survived by a daughter, Joyce two daughters. Mrs. Duncan (Janet) Reed of Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 manager position is set at $32,000. p.m. said. Draugelis of Brooklyn, N.Y.; three brothers, Jacksonville, Fla., and Mrs. Arden (Jean) Searson According to Mickel. 60 inquir­ Sansabelt Poly Wool Slacks... Reg. 870 56 »® Burkamp said he thought Brophy Ahern, the Vincent. Charles and Salvatore Garite, all of of Ada, Ohio; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great­ ies were received for the superin­ ^ tty y West-Haven firm that is converting the Weaving Brooklyn. N.Y.: two other sisters. Mary Kurger of grandchildren. tendent job. which has a salary Mill into apartments, might be responsible for the Norwich. N.Y., and Rosalie Garite of Brooklyn, Private family services were held today. Thoughts range of $60,000 to $75,000. Mickel chips but Brophy said last week his company does N.Y.: a grandson, granddaughter and a great Memorial donations may be made to the said NESDEC advised the wide Asher 100% Wool Slacks ....Reg. 885 not own the chips and did not dump them there. granddaughter, all of Brooklyn, N.Y.: and many Ada-Liberty Rescue Squad. Ada, Ohio 45810. salary range to attract high- 500 Blazer Sale.. . I I *68<«> Burkamp placed a classified advertisement in the Someone once passed along some advice that I nieces and nephews. found helpful when going through a difficult time: Manchester Herald a couple of weeks ago for free The funeral was today at 9:15 a.m. from the wood chips. He said he has given away some of the Frederick Boxall FACE THE WORST. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside THINK THE BEST. And •FREE ALTERATIONS^ chips that lie on his property. Frederick Boxall. 83. of 78 Slater Road. New bank Ave., East Hartford, followed by a Mass of Christian DO THE MOST. Burkamp has also filed a complaint with police Glastonbury, died Thursday (June 8, 1989) at Burial in St. Mary’s Church, East Hartford. Burial LEAVE THE REST. about trucks and equipment used for the mill work with military honors was in Veterans’ Field. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the Entire Stock of Sport Coats. being parked on his property, according to police husband of Annastazia (Valenta) Boxall and father It helps to know when to work hard, and when to is open in Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. “ lean on the everlasting arms.’’ records. of Robert J. Boxall of Andover and Melanie Stewart Burkamp was released on $100 bond and is of Manchester. R«v. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson « Poly-Linen Blazers...... Reg. 8135 $ 9990 Puritan Knit Shirts scheduled to appear in court June 14. Norman B. Dumas He was an engineer who founded the Hemisphere South United Methodist Church North End Norman B. Dumas. 66, of 651 Forest St., East Engineering Co. in Glastonbury. During his career, Assorted Stripes...... Reg. $26 ^ 1 9 9 ® r - , Man arrested in assault Hartford, died Friday (June 9, 1989) at home. He he served as chief engineer for the Panama Canal People’s Bank opened its se­ was the husband of the late Phyllis (Hollister) and Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Lottery cond Manchester branch today at Poly-Wool Blazers...... Reg. tiso $11990 Police arrested a 30-year-old Glastonbury man Dumas and father of Randall S. Dumas of He is also survived, by a son, John D. Boxall of 1080 Tolland Turnpike in the late Sunday after police witnessed him punch a Manchester. Hampton: three sisters, Rosalie Wik and Margaret Heartland shopping plaza. woman in the face and then flee the scene in his He is also survived by two sons. Phillip G. Dumas Eagan in Pennsylvania, and Winifred McGuire in Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New The official opening ceremony Knights of Round Table Polos truck, police said. of East Hartford and Gary B. Dumas of East New Jersey; and five grandchildren. England: will be held at 8:30 a m . Tuesday. 100% Silk Blazers. Reg. S175 $13990 Daniel M. Riccio of .529 Griswold St . was charged Windsor: a daughter. Norma H. Feinberg of Burke, The funeral was today from the Glastonbury Connecticut daily: 839. Play Four: 3193. Mayor Peter DiRo.sa. state Rep. Funeral Home, 450 New London Turnpike, followed Kevin Rennie. R-South Windsor, 14 Colors...... Reg. $20 $ 15®® with third-degree assault, breach of peace, Va.; a brother, Raymond Dumas of East Windsor: a Massachusetts daily: 9714. by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Dunstan’s Massachusetts Megabucks: 1. 3, 5, 19, 25, 29. state Sen. Michael Meotti, D- operating under the influence of alcohol, and failure sister, Rita Kane of Hawaii: and 11 grandchildren. Jack Nicklaus Blazers...... Reg. $220 to obey an officer’s signal, police said. The funeral will be Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Church. Burial was in Green Cemetery, Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Glastonbury. and other officials $ 1 7 9 9 0 The incident occurred about 9:10 p.m. in the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Glastonbury. daily; 185, 6500. are expected to join David parking lot of The .Tester’s Court, a banquet facility Hartford. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Memorial donations may be made to the Tri-state Megabucks: 3, 4, 16, 19, 21, 30. Car.son, chief executive officer of at 748 Tolland Turnpike, police said . Police ran after East Hartford. Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 Glastonbury Volunteer Ambulance Association. Rhode Island daily: 8835. People’s Bank, and John Klein, 1 Riccio after he .struck the woman, but he ran to his p.m. P.O. Box 453, Glastonbury, 06033. Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 10, 12, 30, 33, 38. senior vice president, in the \ ' ' Ford pickup truck, and raced out of lot and headed ceremonies. west on Tolland Turnpike, police said. The branch will be open each FATHER’S DAY Riccio led police on a chase and was eventually day at 8:30 a m. to coincide with stopped him near the entrance ramp of 1-84 W eather Ulanrhralrr Hrralft hours at neighboring stores. we.stbound on Pleasant Valley Road, police said. The bank features 12-foot wall SUNDAY Riccio later told police he had lived with the murals of photos provided by the USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 215 woman for five years. He was held on a $2,000 bond Becoming cloudy Manchester Historical Society. for an appearance in court today. “ We wanted to blend the bank’s JUNE 18TH Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sldflert, Publisher Connecticut heritage (People’s night, becoming cloudy. A chance Qeorg* T. ChappeO Dannia M. Santoro was founded in 1843) with its EdHof Charged with interfering of rain after midnight. Low Advartlalng Director commitment to today’s financial around 60. Chance of rain 40 Douglu A. Bevini Shaldon Cohen service needs.’ ’ said Wendi Police arrc.sted a 63-year-old local man Saturday Exacutiv* Editor Composing Managar on charges he was interfering with police while they percent. Tuesday, cloudy and Luddy. branch manager cool. Occasional rain likely. High Jaann* Q. Fromarth Robert H. Hubbard “ The Manche.ster Hi.storical were trying to direct traffic during a parade Bualnaaa Managar Praaaroom Manager marking the 75th anniversary of the Manchester 65 to 70. Chance of rain 70 percent. Society provided us with photos of Outlook Wednesday, cloudy, Danlaa A. Rotiarts Frank J. MeSwoagan the 1925 Manchester Centennial Pipe Band, police said. Paraonnal Managar Circulation Director Emil Haberen of 466 Main St. was charged with chance of rain. High 65 to 70. Celebration which were enlarged Publlahad dally sxcspt Sunday and csrtaln holidays by the to 12-foot wall murals. They make ----- • interfering wi^h a police officer, breach of peace and Manchsstsr Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Manchaelsr. reckless u.se of a highway by a pede.strian, police East coastal: Tonight, becom­ a wonderful accent to the ing cloudy. A chance of rain Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. said. Poatmaatar: Sand addraaa changes to the Manchester Herald. branch’s contemporary architec­ before daybreak. Low 55 to 60. P.O. Box set. Manchsatsr. Conn. 08040. ture and automation.” Men's Shop Haberen .stepped in traffic on Center Street twice II you don't rscalvo your Herald by S p.m. weekdays or 7:30 and tried to direct traffic where a police officer was Chance of rain 40 percent. Tues­ People’s recently opened its day. cloudy. Occasional rain am . Saturdays, please talsphons your carrtsr. If you're unablo directing traffic, police said. Police moved him to to reach your carrier, call aubacribar aarvica at 847-0048 by 8 first Manchester branch on "Quality and Style Since 1940" likely. High 65 to 70. Chance of the sidewalk three times, and then Haberen kicked p.m. waskdaya for delivery In Manchester. Broad Street. Previously. Peo­ 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester orange traffic cones out of the roadway, police said. rain 70 percent. Outlook Wednes­ Suggsatsd carrier ratsa arc $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for one ple’s hads a loan office at that 'A day. cloudy and cool with a month. $23.10 lor three moniha. $48.20 lor six months and Open He then kicked a police cruiser, and when police $02.40 for one year. Nswastand price: 38 cants a copy. site. tried to apprehend him. Haberen became violent, chance of rain. High in the 60s. The Manchsatsr Herald Is a mambsr of The Associated Press, People’s, which has $6.5 billion Monday thru Saturday 9:30-5:30 police said. Southwest interior, west coas­ the Audit Bursau of Circulations, the New England Press in assets, has 80 Connecticut Thursday 9:30-9:00 Association and ths New England Newspaper Association. J Haberen was held on bond and scheduled to tal: Tonight, becoming cloudy. A Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jackie Solenzio, branches, including 17 in the appear in court today, police said. chance of rain after midnight. 9, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. Hartford region. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 12. 1989 — 5 4 _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 12. 1989 Teen-ager battles Taxpayers were 'big losers’ in 1989 General Assembly J LOCAL If voters disagree If voters disagree with Bal­ For Democrats, there was at Liberals triumphed on another through a tough law giving state The governor also managed to ducci, the big winners of the 1989 least one positive side to the tax volatile moral issue when they officials the power to imme­ address the prison overcrowding back from a coma session could be the Republican increases. The poor, the handi­ defeated a move to strengthen diately revoke the licenses of issue while still appearing tough & STATE with the speaker, Party. capped and the thousands of other Connecticut’s death penalty. drivers whose blood-alcohol tests on crime. The Legislature, at Connecticut businesses were state residents who rely on state Conservatives banded with a show they’re drunk. O’Neill’s urging, waived bidding City has another murder GOP’s the winner shell shocked by session’s end. services will not see cutbacks. small group of fervent religious Highway safety advocates also and environmental laws to speed to complete school For weeks, they fought off what Despite Republican calls for a activi.sts to kill a bill that would won a small victory in the name of the con.struction of new prisons NEW HAVEN (AP) - A 26-year-old Hamden Bv Peter Vlles seemed like a new tax proposal budget freeze, there were no have protected homosexuals motorcycle drivers with passage and approved a bill that will allow man became the fifth person murdered in the Bv Stephen AAordentI Admistration has been very help­ The Associated Press every day. They turned back an sharp cuts in state services. from discrimination in housing of a mandatory helmet law for 16- about 500 inmates waiting trial to city during the past week when he was shot to Waterburv Republican ful, and is now paying her son advertising tax, a soda tax and a “We had to step up to the plate and employment. and 17-year-old drivers. Bikers leave jail without posting bond. death in what police said was a drug-related monthly compensation and help­ HARTFORD — The 1989 Gen­ tax on insurance policies. to fund the services that are North Haven. New Milford and helped defeat a more sweeping The inmates who face misde­ killing. MORRIS — Two years ago, ing with his therapy and eral Assembly rewrote history by But they lost two big battles important to the people in the Montville lost battles when the helmet law. meanor or minor felony charges Kendall Moore was shot at least once in the Stephen Granoth lay in a coma at education. firing off its largest tax increase when lawmakers boosted the state,” said Rep. Miles Rapoport, Legislature picked them as sites Gun enthusiasts, led by the will await trial at home, wearing u chest as he stood on a city street corner shortly an Army hospital in Fort Ban­ She thanked the people of ever, a shot that supporters said state’s corporation tax and sales D-West Hartford. “We just have for ash landfills. Windham was to National Rifle Association and .special tracking bracelets. before 11:30 p.m. Saturday, New Haven police ning. Ga.. where doctors said it Morris and particularly First will boost services for the poor tax to the highest in the nation. to hope the voters wi 11 understand be the fourth site, but the town the Connecticut Sportsmen’s Al­ The clearest political winner of Sgt. John M. Cacioli said. Moore was would be only a matter of time Selectman Richard Skilton. but that opponents warned will The sales tax will go from 7.5 that.” won a last-minute reprieve. liance, crushed the only serious the session probably was Bal­ pronounced dead at Yale-New Haven Hospital before his vital organs would “When I got to the hospital, it leave 3.2 million casualties — the percent to 8 percent on July 1. Newspaper editors freely cri­ effort at gun control. A group of ducci. He broke eight gavels at 12; 15 a.m. Sunday, he said. begin to fail. was touch and go. The doctors state’s taxpayers. Particularly hard hit will be State employees had to be ticized the new taxes and any­ Democrats failed to pass a bill trying to quiet the rowdy House Cacioli said further details on the shooting Now. in a matter of days. thought it would only be a matter package stores and retailers near counted among the session’s thing else that irked them, but that would require a two-week and lost 15 pounds sweating out a Granoth will be graduating from of time before Stephen's vital The revenue package means they lost the two biggest battles waiting period before assault including whether any suspects had been Connecticut residents and busi­ the state border, who may lose winners. They escaped the threat budget compromise, but he held identified or the type of handgun used in the Wamogo High School in Litch­ organs would begin to fail. customers in the face of a higher of up to 2,000 layoffs and dodged a they fought at the state Capitol. weapons could be purchased. the fractious Democrats field. His teachers there say he’s “But I could feel all the prayers nesses must ante up $858 million They failed to gain access to Gov. William A. O’Neill may slaying were not immediately available. more in taxes next year. Connecticut sales tax and in­ scheme to force unpaid furloughs together. The killing was the city’s 15th murder this far from failing, noting that he is from back here. I know that had creased taxes on beer, wine and for 3,200 managers. In a year of a autopsy reports or to the financial suffer political damage from the N Senate President Pro Tern John year. one of their most enthusiastic something to do with it.” she said. “I believe the citizens were the cigarettes. monumental budget crisis, the books of college foundations. tax increases, but he won a students and has become adept at She also commended her son Anybody who makes money on The newspaper industry did number of less-publicized skir­ Larson of East Hartford may big losers in this session,” said Legislature trimmed only 244 have made a few enemies within using computers for industrial for his courage. House Minority Leader Robert capital gains, dividends or inter­ jobs out of 47,600 and did that by succeed in watering down a mishes. Democratic primary Allen helps Red Cross applications. “My heart is full of pride. I’m so est also will lose out when those packaging bill that once threa­ rules remained as tight as ever, the state Capitol using what his Jaekle of Stratford. He gave the not filling vacant spots. detractors called “government Granoth, now 19, still suffers happy for him. It’s been his session a grade of C or D — “C for taxes go up. Advocates of a woman’s right tened to impose a tax on nonre- keeping it tough fora Democratic Lester R. Allen Jr., president of Mar/Com some effects from the heat stroke challenger to run against the by press conference.” but he won Inc. of Manchester, was chairman of the determination and motivation chaotic. D for disappointing.” The session-long tax debate to an abortion won several key cycled newsprint and it defeated that overcame him while on a that have kept him going,” she produced another group of los­ battles in the session. ’They a bill that would have imposed an governor next year. passage of his biggest legislative communications awards presentations by the long march during his Connecti­ And O’Neill scuttled attempts proposal: a sweeping parental American Red Cross June 2 at Red Cross said. But House Speaker Richard ers; income tax advocates. It was defeated a bill that would have advertising tax. cut National Guard basic train­ Granoth’s teachers have seen Balducci of Newington said, “I their best chance at passing a required parental consent for One of the most hard-fought by members of his own party to leave law that will ensure that headquarters in Earmington. ing. But he’s battled back, and rein in his top law enforcement parents in large companies can Eighteen individuals or groups were honored those qualities in him since his don’t think there’s a voter out state income tax since 1983, but minors seeking abortions and victories went to crusaders says he hopes to get out of his return to school in September there who doesn’t understand” they couldn’t overcome the threat they killed an effort to limit state against drunken driving led by officials. Public Safety Commis­ take up to 16 weeks off to spend at the reception for having promoted support wheelchair and make it across sioner Lester J. Forst and Chief with their newborn children or for Red Cross programs in public appearances, 1988 after missing a year. the need to raise taxes sometimes of a veto from Gov. William A. funding for abortions for poor Rep. Edith Prague. D-Columbia. the stage on his own to receive his “They may have slowed him to pay for state services. O’Neill. women. After years of trying, they pushed State’s Attorney John J. Kelly. ailing relatives. broadcasting, or in publications. diploma Friday. down, but they didn’t stop him.” “It’s a miracle.” Granoth’s said teacher Wayne Gemelli. Union reps visit governor mother. Irene Granoth. said Granoth still speaks very slowly recently. Mrs. Granoth sat by her and needs his wheelchair to get HARTEORD (AP) — About 80 members of a son’s bed for four days when his around for the most part, but his Taxes dominated session, but other issues were decided union representing community college faculty body temperature hit a high of 108 mind is working full speed ahead. cess to autopsy reports and state trash-burning plants. Two mu.st campaigns of legislators and members, concerned about the widening gap degrees and the doctors began to Bv Judd Everhart “Stephen is incredibly keen The Associated Press auditors’ access to college foun­ be east of the Connecticut River legislative candidates died on the between their salaries and higher wages paid give up hope. with the computer,” Gemelli Highlights of the General Assembly dation finances were killed. and two must be west of it. Three House calendar on the final night public school teachers, paid a visit to Gov. Granoth had joined the Na­ said. sites were identified: New Mil­ of the session. William A. O’Neill’s residence. tional Guard in 1987 on a special HARTFORD — Record tax Patted: $858 million in new taxes to balance a INTERSTATE BANKING: In his classes, students learn to increases and the state budget ford, North Haven and Montville. HOUSING: The legislature Members oi the Congress of Connecticut program that allows high school program computers so that elec­ $6.8 billion budget. The sales tax jumped from 7.5 The House killed a bill that would dominated the 1989 General As­ have allowed full, nationwide IWO JIMA: A section of Inter­ approved a bill allowing the state Community Colleges also expressed concern juniors to attend their basic tronic milling machines and percent to 8.0 percent. Taxes also increased on about the pace of contract negotiations. The training during the summer sembly from day one, but law­ interstate banking. Currently. state 91 will be named after to overrule local zoning decisions lathes will follow the commands capital gains, dividends and interest, corpora­ in limited cases to allow construc­ union’s contract with the schools expires June before their senior year. He was and perform machining tasks makers also grappled with issues Connecticut only allows inter­ Christopher Columbus and a 30. sent to Fort Benning and was that would be impossible for a from abortions to executions, tions, beer, alcohol and cigarettes. state banking among New highway between Cromwell and tion of affordable housing. ‘‘We delivered a two-part message to the doing well until the march in the drugs to drunken driving and the England-based banks. Farmington will be renamed the GLOBAL WARMING: The person to do manually. family to gay rights. governor’s staff member," said Steve Thorn­ intense summer heat. Granoth chose Ihe “Screaming Patted: A family leave bill that will eventually give Iwo Jima Memorial Expressway General Assembly approved a PRISON OVERCROWDING: under bills passed this session. ton, staff organizer for the union that When he collasped. he was not Eagle” insignia of the U.S. Individuals and businesses will half the state’s workers the option of taking 16 The Legislature approved a bill bill aimed at slowing down the represents faculty members, counselors, pay an estimated $858 million in depletion of the earth’s ozone immediately hospitalized, but Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to weeks off every two years to spend time with that will allow inmates facing ELECTIONS: Efforts to loosen librarians and others at the state’s 12 was put in the back of a pickup try to duplicate in metal. higher taxes in the years begin­ misdemeanor or minor felony the state’s election laws, by layer by banning the use of community colleges. truck. By the time the young “I’ve never seen him get ning July 1 to keep a $6.82 billion newborn children or aging relatives. Companies charges to get out of jail while reducing the percentage of con­ chloroflourocarbons by 1992. "We thanked him for being a leader in private reached the hospital frustrated,” Gemelli said after budget for 1989-90 in balance. with 75 or more workers would be affected. awaiting trial, and also approved vention delegate support needed PACKAGING: Approved was a educational enhancement, and we said that hours later, he had lapsed into a watching Granoth work for hours The state sales tax, already the a bill easing bidding and environ­ to qualify for a primary and by bill reducing the amount of co,mmitment should not end at the 12th grade,” coma. to put the complicated commands Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald highest in the country at 7.5 Passed: A tough drunken-driving law that would mental requirements for prison ending winner-take-all delegate non-recyclable packaging that Thornton said. percent, will go to 8 percent. And, Mrs. Granoth says she still into the computer program. “A include an automatic license-suspension system construction. prmaries. were crushed by sup­ can be used. Salaries for public school teachers have been harbors ill feelings toward the lot of kids wouldn’t stick with TIE THE KNOT — Samantha Hardisty and Karen Russell are roped for the first time, the sales tax porters of Democratic Gov. Wil­ that goes into motion as soon as a driver fails a GRASS TAX: Killed was a bill growing in recent years at a faster pace than Army and the National Guard. ‘‘I something this difficult.” together at the ankle for a three-legged race at Andover Famiy Fun Day, will be added to telephone and MOTORCYCLE HELMETS: A liam A. O’Neill. those for teachers in state-supported commun­ don’t want to be vindictive, but But Mrs. Granoth has already cable TV bills, numerous busi­ blood-alcohol test. No court action would be bill requiring 16- and 17-year-old that would have required illegal ity and universities, college officials have said. celebrated Saturday at the ball fields on Long Hill Road. The two girls, ness services and meals costing LOBBYISTS: A bill prohibiting drug dealers to buy tax stamps I’m still pretty upset. They’ve watched her son in the much necessary. motorcyclists to wear helmets lobbyists from contributing to the never acknowledged this.” more difficult struggle for life both 8, are Andover residents. The event attracted more than 1,500 less than $2. was approved. for their drugs. Mrs. Granoth said the Veterans and recovery. peopie, according to Jay Linddy, chairman. Corporations get socked with a Co«w«. Scholars are honored 20 percent surcharge on their Re|ected: Efforts to impose a state income tax MANAGEMENT STUDY: went nowhere. In a year of heavy tax increases, Lawmakers endorsed $4.1 million New members were recently inducted into income taxes: real estate taxes go up, including a new “mansion the soft-drink industry escaped a threatened for studies of state government the Monsignor Robert W. Doyle Chapter of the efficiency and the tax system. Towns campaign to change arbitration system tax” on homes costing more than soda tax. National Honor Society at East Catholic High $800,000: and increases in the The tax study stipulates that a School. WATERBURY (AP) — Waterbury capital gains, interest and divi­ state personal income tax must -.u V Seniors inducted were Gail Chicone. Eliza­ bury teachers that exceeded 29 Stephen Beaujon, Santopeitro’s Arbitration awards ranging from 7 Rejected: An anti-discrimination bill to protect be thoroughly examined. Mayor Joseph J. Santopietro’s prop­ percent. Santopietro said “I was press aide’who has been coordinating percent to more than 12 percent dends taxes are on the way. — -ft beth Dickin.son. Theresa Luetjen. Jeremy homosexuals was killed in the house. Palmer and Laura Vodopivec. Juniors in­ osal to change the state’s binding devastated. I was amazed.” the reform project, said reaction has annual for teacher contracts have The Legislature was forced to SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: The arbitration system has gained sup­ The mayor went to the Waterbury been very positive. Votes of approval been frequent. Many municipal lead­ raise some taxes effective April 1 Legislature restricted the situa­ ducted were Joseph Burns. Mary-Ellen Calla­ to take care of the current year’s han. Barbara Chorazyczewski. William port from like-minded reformers in Board of Aldermen which passed a have come from the legislative bodies ers say fear of hgh awards if a killed, legislation designed to killed a bill prohibiting discrimi­ tions under which a teacher can the state’s 168 towns and cities. resolution seeking to revise the in towns like Waterford. Simsbury contract goes to arbitration forces deficit. That package of in­ make the death penalty easier to nation in housing and other areas use physical force against stu­ Evans. Lynn Gentilcore. Jennifer Girardini. creases, quickly dubbed the Theresa Lynn. Karen Mitchell, Michael Santopietro. said he decided to kick system that requires the panel to and Danbury as well as support from them to offer more at the bargaining impose by allowing a jury to of public accommodation based dents. off the effort to revise the system and accept the last, best offer of one of the the Central Naugatuck Valley Council table than they can afford. “mini package” in contrast to the decide whether aggravating fac­ on sexual orientation. Raffin, William Tanski, Karen Violette. and big package that takes effect July HOSPITAL RATES: Lawmak­ Allison Wehr. “eliminate some of the political two opposing sides. of governments which represents 13 “We see more and more cities and tors in a murder outweighed any DRUGS: The legislature ap­ ers scrapped the current system looholes in the system” after Water- The revision called for the arbitra­ towns. towns struggling to end the year in the 1, raised alcohol and cigarette mitigating factors. Current law Senior members who maintained second- taxes. proved a $44 million drug enforce­ of having the state set rates for year membership were Laurie Anorga. James bury’s experience earlier this year in tion panel to take a compromise of the Beaujon said more than 40 towns black and have to raise taxes,” requires that if any mitigating ment and education program to hospital procedures, allowing which the city’s teachers were two offers and give local legislative and cities are behind the Waterbury Milford Mayor Alberta C. Jagoesaid. During the protracted tax de­ factors are found, the death Cardinale, Thomas Carlson, Kim Cuneo. bate, the Legislature rejected be partially paid for by holding hospitals to set their own rates Jeffrey Dill, Kelly Eahey, Sarah Eallon, Erin awarded a 29 percent salary increase bodies the right to reject awards with proposal or are taking steps to support “There’s no question that five years penalty cannot be imposed. the state’s two daily lottery within certain guidelines. over three years. a two-thirds vote. it. ago teachers were underpaid.” said bills calling for a state personal games, the Daily Numbers and Hagearty. Kevin Lynch. Colleen Madden, income tax and a new excise tax ASH LANDFILLS: A bill was Mark McConnell, Steve Mezei, Karen Mozd- Santopietro said he went in with In letters to every chief executive in Guilford. Madison, Milford, East Madison First Selectman Gus Hor­ ASSAULT WEAPONS: A bill Play Four, on Sundays for the what he considered “an honest, good Connecticut’s other towns and cities, Haven, Derby and North Branford vath. “The arbitration system has on soft drinks. Lost in the shuffle requiring a two-week waiting approved to allow the state to ^^For most bootowners zierz, Margaret Nolan, Lisa Palasek, Lesley first time. override local zoning require­ Perlman, Matthew Price. Paul Rusczyk, Heidi proposal of 8 percent” as a first-year Santopietro included the resolution have passed resolutions demanding been used to give them more money, was a proposal to raise the period before the purchase of any smooth sailing in offer. and a cover letter with an invitation to that the General Assembly allow but now teachers’ salaries are reaso­ gasoline tax by as much as a of 69 guns defined as assault FREEDOM OF INFORMA­ ments in selecting sites for Schauster. Kelli Stearns, Stephanie Sullivan, nickel to pay for state and local TION: Bills allowing public ac­ landfills for ash residue from Sarah Theiry. and Jean Zielinski, When the panel came in with a join the city’s effort to get binding cities and towns to reject arbitration nable and they’re still getting raises of weapons was killed. insurance starts with three-year salary increase for Water­ arbitration reform. rulings. 9 and 10 percent.” transportation projects. During the budget debate, a DRUNKEN DRIVING: The your Independent, Speech well received proposal to lay off as many as Legislature approved a tough 2,000 state employees was re­ new drunken-driving bill that A a e n t/ ' RAYMOND BURR ./ ' Kevin Kilpatrick of 16 Meadow Road. Bolton, Sources report jected. But they approved a bill to allows immediate revocation of RAMADA received a letter of congratulation from the /!■. ih. 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THIS WEEK ONLY Your First Drink JUST 5 C MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 12. 1989 — 7 fi — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 12. 1989 NATION & worn O NATION ‘Robin HUD’ says J & WORLD embezzled millions «w< Gorbachev’s trip Doctors joining unions given to the poor BOSTON (AP) — Labor organizers say more and more doctors are joining the aims to strengthen ranks of several unions nationwide — a WASHINGTON (A P) - A trend that could change the rules by which Maryland woman dubbed “ Robin .A. medical professionals play. ’ji < l> HUD” by federal investigators Before doctors take the lives of others claims she embezzled as much as East-West reiations into their hands, they take a Hippocratic $5.5 million from the Department oath to act “ with purity and with holiness,” of Housing and Urban Develop­ u a mandate that raises ethical questions ment to give to the poor. By Mark J. Porubcansky neutral entity. about whether a doctors’ walkout would, HUD Secretary Jack Kemp Georgy A. Arbatov, head of the The Associated Press say. stop a parent from rushing a sick child was described Sunday as being Kremlin’s U.S.A.-Canada Insti­ '( ! | past pickets and into an emergency room. “ very upset” by the losses, which tute, said the division of Europe is BONN, West Germany — Mik­ Still, does that oath deprive doctors of the according to The Washington unnatural but “ it’s up to Ger­ hail S. Gorbachev arrived today right to protect their own interests, Post could reach $10 million in the for his first state visit to West many to decide its political financial and otherwise? BOMB BLAST — A Washington field office alone Germany with the aim of streng­ status. Union proponents and medical ethicists because of extraordinarily lax "We’re not exerting any The Atsoclitad Praas body lies partially thening ties between East and say no — up to a point. bookkeeping involving foreclo­ behind-the-scenes pressure.” West, an objective that goes to the Dr. Sanford A. Marcus, president of the IMAM MOURNING — Millions of Iranian mourners flock to the grave of sure sales of government covered, possession He said the Soviet Union, N heart of this divided nation. Union of American Physicians and Dent­ Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini at Beheshte Sahra Cemetery in Tehran property. littering the floor, at instead of imposing solutions on The Soviet president and his ists, said his Oakland, Calif.-based consor­ Sunday to mark the seventh day since his death with another emotional Kemp ordered HUD Inspector its Eastern Euopean allies, is the New Delhi delegation touched down at tium has 50,000 members and is growing. General Paul Adams to conduct committed to accept reforms in outpouring. railroad station after Cologne-Bonn airport a few min­ an immediate investigation of the countries such as Poland and utes ahead of their scheduled alleged embezzlement in the a powerful bomb Hungary to solve problems that Notorious convicts free arrival in an Aeroflot jet dubbed again; and Dan White, released after Washington office and on Friday exploded today, kil­ “ Kremlin One.” have been festering for years. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Actress serving just a few years for the assassina­ Miners halt production he placed four employees on Gorbachev and his wife, Raisa, Soviet Foreign Ministry spo­ MARILYN HARRELL ling at least seven Theresa Saldana’s plea helped keep the tions of San Francisco’s mayor and another CHARLESTON, W.Va. (A P) — Hundreds leave without pay, Frank Keat­ emerged from the plane and kesman Gennady I. Gerasim ov. politician. . . . ‘‘going to jail anyway man who almost killed her locked up, but, of coal miners refused to show up for work ing, HUD’S general counsel- people. Between 600 stood somberly for a 21-gun salute was asked about European fears despite public outrage, notorious convicts today, stopping production across southern designee, said in an interview and 700 people were before descending to the tarmac of German-Soviet cooperation The sources said that in some have been freed from California prisons. West Virginia, after the head of the United Sunday. to be greeted by Foreign Minister similar to the Hitler-Stalin non­ Cop charged in killing cases, department employees in the main pas­ Arthur Richard Jackson, who was set for Mine Workers told cheering supporters that The New York Times said Hans-Dietrich Genscher. aggression pact signed just be­ allowed checks for as much as senger hall when the a parole hearing Thursday, instead was MEXICO CITY (AP) — The government “ it’s time for labor to rise up and fight investigations also were under The Kremlin entourage set off fore the Nazis started World War $100,000 to languish in drawers charged with eight felony counts for has ordered the arrest of the former chief of back.” way in HUD offices in Denver, bomb went off. II by invading Poland. far beyond the point when most in a motorcade of ZIL limousines allegedly issuing threats to kill Saldana. Mexico’s federal investigative forces in the Houston, New Orleans and Los The Associated Press A rally Sunday drew 12,000 people outside banks would cash them for for a quick stop at the Soviet He replied, “ Three things have Conviction co*uld keep him in prison for 1984 slaying of a leading newspaper Angeles about million-dollar changed since 1940. First, the the state Capitol to call attention to UMW’s deposit into government Embassy in the suburb of Bad seven more years, Los Angeles District columnist known for his exposes of official diversions. Godesberg before heading to Soviet Union has changed. Se­ 2-month-old strike against the Pittston Coal accounts. Attorney Ira Reiner says. corruption. Group. This morning, several mines Marilyn Harrell, a private official welcoming ceremonies at cond, Germany has changed. Keating said that based upon But the ones released form a rogues’ An investigation by a special prosecutor reported walkouts. escrow agent in Maryland who’s the news accounts, ’ I m out­ Raii station blast kills 7, injures 54 Villa Hammerschmidt, the resi­ Third, the world has changed. gallery familiar to most Golden State being called “ Robin HUD,” said produced enough evidence to charge Jose “ They didn’t give a reason, but I know dence of President Richard von How can you make raged, and I know the secretary is residents, and many people across the Antonio Zorrilla Perez with the killing of what the reason is. It’s a protest over the she was able to divert $5.5 million extremely upset that acts like this “It was a time bomb and a very, very New Delhi’s 32,000 police were put on alert. Weizsaecker. comparisons?” country. NEW DELHI, India (AP) - A time bomb Manuel Buendia. who frequently criticized Pittston companies.” said man answering during a four-year period to help could take place, although as powerful one,” Police Commissioner Rajin- The city government broadcast warnings During his four-day visit to exploded in a crowded passenger hall at the West Germany is N ATO ’s There’s Lawrence Singleton, who raped a the government in his front-page column in the telephone at the Laurel Creek mine of feed, clothe and house the poor. noted all of them allegedly took dra Mohan said at the scene. against touching objects left in public places. West Germany, Gorbachev capital’s main railroad station today, killing front-line state facing the War­ hitchhiker and then chopped off her the newspaper Excelsior. Omar Mining Co. “ They’ll take two days to “ I figured that as long as I was place prior to him taking office. He said forensic experts had recovered a The city’s exit routes were blocked. leaves behind rioting in the at least seven people and injuring 54 others, saw Pact alliance and Chancellor forearms with an ax; Ted Streleski, who Buendia’s slaying in a parking garage in get it pretty well spread, then I don’t know going to go to jail anyway, I would Keating would not comment portion of the bomb that contained an intact Vehicles leaving the capital were checked. Central Asian republic of Uzbek­ police said. Helmut Kohl has pressed the battered his Stanford University professor Mexico City had been one of the country's how long it will last.” The man said he was a help a few people with the time I directly on Harrell’s claims. battery cell and nuts and bolts, which would Mohan declined to say who might have been istan and two weeks of sharp Twelve of the injured lost arms or legs, the Western allies to accept Gorba­ to death, then refused to say he wouldn’t kill most prominent unsolved crimes. supervisor but refused to give his name. had left.” the 46-year-old Temple Attempts to locate Harrell’s police control center said. have spewed out with deadly force. behind the bombing. debate in the new Congress over chev’s proposal for immediate Hills, Md., resident told the political power and economic telephone number were not There was no immediate claim of The bomb left a crater about one foot deep The Press Trust of India quoted a witness, talks to eliminate short-range Times. successful. and two feet in diameter in the station floor. Pawan Kumar, as saying he saw a man with a failures. responsibility. nuclear missiles. Most of the Charlotte Chepaitis, who runs a Keating said Kemp ordered an “ I heard a very loud sound and then saw Sandals, sunglasses, cooked rice and mustache ask someone to look after his His talks with West German weapons are on German soil. shelter for the homeless in officials will give him a chance to investigation by the inspector smoke, blood and limbs around me,” said half-eaten bread were strewn across the briefcase and a wooden crate while he went to The United States and Britain Bush battling both parties on S&L bailout Baltimore, described Harrell as a concentrate on foreign policy, his general’s office and an account­ Ramesh Kumar, who was in the hall but floor, blown by the force of the blast or get a drink of water. A few minutes later the disagreed with Kohl but a com- saint. “ She was an answer to area of greatest success in four ing firm “ to determine the extent escaped injury. “ It was like hell. I thought I dropped by panicked people. bomb exploded in the same spot. pomise was reached at last WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ when debate begins Wednesday many hundreds and hundreds of years in power, and the technol­ the president’s own bill. We are immediately from total decontrol of the problem, suggest remedies was seeing a bad bloody movie.” Here and there were the bodies of pigeons, Railways Minister Madhavrao Scindia, month’s North Atlantic Treaty dent Bush’s proposed savings and were evident last week in several prayers,” Chepaitis said. ogy and financial help needed to not going to allow the Republican because current market prices and construct a system which will Blood from the victims, many of whom who normally roost on the ceiling’s lights. asked if he thought the blast was the work of Organization summit in Brussels. loan bailout plan moves to the confrontations between Demo­ In Texas, escrow agent Reba modernize the Soviet economy. (Congressional) Campaign Com­ are well below the federal ceiling. make this kind of conduct infre­ were waiting to board trains for summer Mohan said waiting passengers often lie or Sikh extremists who set off a series of bombs The alliance agreed to a proposal House floor this week with crats and Republicans, Sun Belt Louise Lovell already has been Gorbachev’s agenda includes mittee to criticize Democrats for However, many acknowledge quent if not impossible in the vacations, splattered the hall's 60-foot high sleep on the floor of the hall, and he said many in the capital a few years ago, said: “ I will not by President Bush to couple members of his own party attack­ and Frost Belt lawmakers, and indicted on charges she em­ future.” meetings with scientific and trying to help a Republican that natural gas prices could rise ceiling and at least a 100-square-foot section more people might have been killed had they rule out the involvement of terrorism. It looks negotiations on short-range mis­ ing its key reform and Democrats populists and industry bezzled $2.5 million from the sale business leaders and factory initiative.” in the 1990s as demand for it “ The fact that in Dallas a of the floor. been standing when the bomb went off. like the job can only be done by them.” siles with progress on reduction trying to use it to create new sympathizers. of 55 homes in the Dallas area. tours. The Senate, meanwhile, is increases, particularly if oil closing agent could allegedly of conventional forces. housing subsidies. Rep. Dennis Eckart, D-Ohio, A two-year investigation in the The Soviet president says Ger­ expected to spend most of the prices continue rising and new embezzle $2 million and not be With the S&L crisis already said what happens will be the first Washington office led to an many is at the center of what he Gorbachev offered in May to week debating a bill to lift the environmental controls are put noticed, the fact that in Maryland expected to cost taxpayers $600 to test of bipartisan cooperation inspector general’s audit. Sour­ U.S. thinks calls “ our common European withdraw 500 Soviet nuclear remaining government price con­ on coal. a closing agent could allegedly $1,000 for every man, woman and since his party lost two of its three ces close to the probe told the Falwell’s home.” Public opinion polls in weapons, but Soviet officials said trols on natural gas. With Thomas S. Foley of give $5 million to the poor and not child in the country, what has top leaders to ethics problems. Times that the losses were a West Germany have found him to it was unlikely he would come to Only about one-third of the Washington now installed as be noticed shows serious manage­ been a largely harmonious effort “ We’re fully cognizant that this “ bookkeeping disaster” but did be the most popular foreign Bonn with a response to the Bush nation’s supply of the fuel is still speaker, Democrats on Wednes­ ment deficiencies, and the secre­ Cuba deep so far could deteriorate into is President Bush’s initiative," he not appear to result from crimi­ leader ever. proposal. under the federal price ceilings. day meet to (ill the No. 2 and No. 3 tary intends to see that that ‘Majority’ partisan name-calling. said. “ However, the Republicans nal intent on the part of any Soviet officials, speaking at a “ For about five months the Experts generally agree that party leadership slots in the conduct does not recur,” Keating Omens of what might occur are more interested in weakening department officials. into drugs briefing Sunday in Bonn, said that Bush administration wouldn’t prices to consumers will not rise House. said. dismantled the Western allies need not fear answer our proposals,” Arbatov WASHINGTON (AP) - South that Gorbachev might try to woo said. “ Then they make a proposal West Germany to unite with and expect an answer right By David Briggs American drug dealers have been Communist East Germany in a away.” r The Associated Press making increasing use of Cuban air space and territorial waters LAS VEGAS - The Moral for U.S.-bound narcotics deliver­ ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS Majority is being dismantled w ies, an activity that U.S. officials NEED SOME EXTRA after a decade of leading say strongly suggests the collabo­ religious conservatives out of ration of Cuban authorities. 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CT 649-6220 the political wilderness, but Cuba is directly in the flight SPENDING MONEY? analysts said the effects of its path between Coldmbia and south lobbying efforts will endure. Florida and the number of Newspaper routes available in your area... “ There are those that are I f suspicious northbound flights saying we are witnessing the through Cuban airspace has gone Earn money anid prizes by (jelivering the end of the religious right,” said up over the past several months, the Rev. Richard Neuhaus, according to administration Manchester Herald in your director of the Center on officials. GR&MD OPEMIMG Religion and Society in New The Coast Guard also has neighborhood. The Associated Press York. “ I do not think this is the detected an increase in air drops Call today to get more details. j u n e t h i t h beginning of the end. To pa­ MISSION ACCOMPLISHED — The Rev. Jerry Falwell of drugs into Cuban territorial CELEBRATION 9 - 4 raphrase Churchill, ‘This is the makes a point Sunday while announcing that the waters. The cargo is then picked end of the beginning.’” Moral Majority is being disbanded. He said the up by speedboats for delivery to U.S. ports, the officials said. 647-9946 Television evangelist Jerry organization had accomplished its reiigious and Marble St...... all Falwell, founder and chairman “ Over the past six months, Bruce...... all of Moral Majority, announced political goals. there have been increasing re­ McCabe St...... all Nike Circle...... all Sunday that the organization ports of specific incidents,” one Stock PI...... all Judith...... all will be disbanded Aug. 31. Majority will go on forever, the charismatic leaders such as official said. No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect...... all The Cuban diplomatic mission The once feared lobbying Moral Majority organization is Falwell, but in the long run need Norwood...... all group, which raised $69 million no longer needed,” Falwell individuals on local boards to here said it “ totally rejects” the Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Farm Dr...... all and helped elect three Republi­ said. put policies in place, she said. charges and the “ unserious way” Gardner St...... 3-66 Keeney St...... 10-151 can administrations since its An average of 2 million to 3 “ I ’ve been seeing a move­ in which they were made by U.S. founding in June 1979, had million people either donated ment over the last three or four officials, all of whom spoke on the Gardner St. W est...... all EastlandSt...... all accomplished its mission of money or subscribed to the years away from the charis­ condition of anonymity. Highland St. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 politicizing religious conserva­ organization’s newspaper over matic leader-type phase into The allegations were made, a (Dugan’s Alley) ...... 8-37 Indian Dr...... all the last decade, according to Cuban spokesman said, “ without tives, Falwell told a meeting of the grass-roots involvement Overlook Dr...... all the Religion Newswriters Mark DeMoss, a spokesman for phase,” said Ms. Ammerman, any proof or foundation.” He Grissom Rd...... all Westland St...... all Association. Falwell. an assistant professor of the added that it was part of a Shepard DR...... all Ambassador Dr...... all “ I feel that I have performed At its height during the 1984 sociology of religion at Emory campaign to discredit Cuba that the task to which I was called in presidential election, the group University in Atlanta. the United States has waged for Esquire Dr...... all 1979. The religious right is raised $11 million. DeMoss said years. Oakland Heights...... all Willard Dr...... all revenues this year are expected Falwell said the disbanding Allegations of Cuban involve­ solidly in place, and like the Brownstone A p ts ...... all Saulters Rd...... all galvanizing of the black church to drop to $3.5 million. The of the Moral Majority is part of ment in drug smuggling have Lydall St...... 246-374 as a political force a generation organization has a dozen em­ his continued withdrawal from circulated for years and U.S. ago, the religious conservatives ployees in Washington. politics to devote more time to officials acknowledge their suspi­ Hamilton ...... all Constance Dr...... alt in America are now in for the Sociologist Nancy Ammer- his ministry at Thomas Road cions of an increase in this Carpenter Dr...... all Baptist Church and Liberty activity are largely duration,” he said. man said the Moral Majority McDIvitt Dr...... all C enter...... 11-301 odd Neuhaus, a Lutheran theolo­ served an important function University in Lynchburg, Va. circumstantial. Wildwood Dr...... all Trotter...... all gian, said Moral Majority’s for religious conservatives “ as He resigned as president of The officials said the way Jefferson St...... all ability to bring Christian funda­ a kind of cultural symbol that Moral Majority in November Cuban society is organized, it is Winter ...... 47-62 mentalists out of an isolationist they were gaining a place in the 1987. inconceivable that Cuban author­ Kenwood Dr...... all Orchard ...... all stance and into public policy American political scene.” Moral Majority’s work will be ities could be involved without the Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Knox ...... all O u ' >, f • ' k V debates was “ a major develop­ But the group’s passing is taken over by the lobbying knowledge of officials at the Newman...... all ment of lasting consequence.” “ typical” of social movements groups of religious conserva­ highest level. Union Place ...... 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Wadsworth St...... all 35>/z million by the end of the According to the testimony, Squire Village ...... all that milestone while in office. to observe him from a distance I Huntington ...... all ■ « Friends and experts say they would predict he has 25 or 30 good 1990s. both of the shipments contained Wetherell ...... all don’t expect his new status as years ahead of him anyhow.” 1,000 pounds of cocaine. The first Summit ...... 1-55 A growing segment of them are Bldwell ...... all senior citizen to slow down Bush, Bush appears to have both the was seized by U.S. Customs Lllley ...... all living to truly advanced old ages. a trim non-smoker who jogs and actuarial tables and genes on his agents. The two Colombians are Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all Williams said the number of plays tennis regularly. side. expected to be sentenced in Hillcrest...... all American centenarians, now “ I ’ve known him for a long time The president’s mother, Do­ Florida later this month. around 25,000, will exceed 100,000 and I ’ve never seen him look rothy Walker Bush, is 87 and by the turn of the century. Rep. c,.^iles Rangel, D-N.Y., better,” says White House physi­ living in Greenwich, Conn. His chairman of the House Select CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 cian Burton Lee. “ Aging is father, the late Sen. Prescott Perhaps because he followed Committee on Narcotics Abuse different in all of us and certainly Bush, died in 1972 at age 77. the oldest president in U.S. and Control, has been encourag­ exercise retards it.” Bush is just one of 4,000 history, Ronald Reagan, little ing the administration to enlist Americans turning 65 today — attention has been paid to Bush’s llatirbralfr IrraUi Dr. T. Franklin Williams, di­ Cuba’s support in the fight rector of the National Institute on and for that matter, every day of age. against drug smuggling. — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 12, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 12. 1989 — 9 OPINION FOCUS/Advice J m u A breach Value of TV commercials debated Terrorists DEAR ABBY: I just 6:30 p.m. is taken to the County Social read the letter signed their communities. Special thanks to Service facility for children. /; / “ The Clicker in Palm Kim Jorgensen for sending me that of faith in can enter Springs,” the man who dandy write-up of the seniors’ “ se­ said “ While watching NO NONSENSE nior” prom in the Ogden Standard- TV, I regularly use the Dear Abby N N.W. JERSEY Examiner, where my column appears. mute botton to tune out Abigail Van Buren DEAR NO NONSENSE: Most par­ the commercials — but LOVE, ABBY u Boiton vote as students ents are on time, but I’ll wager not my wife says if I watch many parents are tardy twice when the programs, I ought to CONFIDENTIAL TO ANYONE faced with this kind of penalty. WHO IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE listen to the sponsor’s When Michael A. Zizka ran for office in A LIVING FATHER: This approach­ By Jack Anderson commercials.” Bolton he knew, as all public office seekers do, DEAR READERS: How’s this for ing Sunday, June 18, is Father’s Day. and Dale Van Atta I think that man should look for a that he might lose. He also knew, because of Have you ever tried to concentrate an upper? The residents of the Manor If you’re a little short on cash, don’t new wife. A woman who is that on reading the newspaper when there the election system, that he might win office WASHINGTON — The easiest way Care Nursing Home in Ogden, Utah, fret, because I have a gift suggestion susceptible to TV commercials should is someone In the room turning the TV did not plan on going to the senior that is sure to make a big hit with without capturing the top post, the office of for a terrorist to enter the United not be left alone in a shopping mall first selectman. volume up and down constantly? I live prom, so more than 30 students of the every man who has ever fathered a States is the legal way, by enrolling at with a credit card. in the same house with such a person Ziska was re-elected a selectman for a term any college or university in the Bonnevile High School on Ogden took child. And it doesn’t cost a dime. I agree with The Clicker. Those TV and am tempted to ram the “ remote” the prom to them! Sit down and write your dad a letter. N that starts July 1. But now he is having serious country and getting a student visa. By commercials are so offensive that into his inconsiderate ear. My deepest the time the Immigration and Natu­ Tell him how much he has meant to second thoughts and will probably resign even permitting them to be heard in our sympathy goes to The Clicker’s wife. They brought along corsages for the you over the years. Don’t be shy about before taking office. ralization Service figures out the house is considered blasphemy. If we She may have been trying to tell him ladies, boutonnieres for the gentle­ The Attoclitad Praat “ student” has no intention of going to telling him how much you love him, Zizka does not say there has been any didn’t have a “ blab-off” remote on our something in a nice way before she men^ and a band that played tunes and why. I promise you that it will class, it could be too late. TV, 1 wouldn’t have a TV in the house. drastic change in the pattern of his life since kills him. from yesteryear. (The students had mean more to him than any gift you ACHIEVEMENT AWARD — Illinois Poet Last year, more than 300,000 foreign come earlier to decorate the “ bal­ the election. He says merely that he expects to M could buy. Tiaist me. Laureate Gwendolyn Brooks, the first students entered the United States. LARRY C., NO NAME IN NEW MEXICO lroom” appropriately with helium- black persson to win a Pulitzer Prize, be very busy doing some of the things he is LA CONNER, WASH. About 1,100 of them were students filled balloons and tissue-paper car­ holds a portrait of herself by Anne already doing, and that he cannot accomplish from Iran who curiously came to nations, made by the residents.) “ How to Have a Lovely Wedding” is as much in a secondary position as he could if study at the feet of the “ Great Satan.” DEAR LARRY: Not everybody DEAR ABBY: Regarding “ Tired in Not all of the 87 residents could a revised, up-to-date guide for formal Cressey-McGraw-Beauchamp at a Sun­ he had won the highest post. Not all Iranians are terrorists. Not all agrees with you. Read on: Tacoma,” the day-care professional “ dance,” but those who couldn’t kept church weddings, home weddings, day ceremony in Chicago in which she Zizka may be right when he says he can foreign students are suspect. But the who complained because some par­ time to the music from their wheel­ second-time-around weddings. To received a lifetime achievement award DEAR ABBY: I am in complete ents didn’t pick up their children accomplish more and be more satisified in U.S. government, at the very least, chairs and walkers. order, send your name and address, from the National Endowment for the should have an adequate system for agreement with the wife of “ The promptly at 5:30 p.m.; Our day ends Congratulations to those caring doing other things, like being chairman of the plus check or money order for $2.89 Arts. tracking the movements of students Clicker in Palm Springs.” Obviously, at precisely 5:30 p.m., andforevery 15 high school students. I would like to ($3.39 in Canada) to: Abby’s Wedding Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation who come from countries with an ax to Abby, you have never had to tolerate minutes past that time, we charge for see more teen-agers recognized for Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, District and secretary-treasurer of the grind. Instead, the trusting Ameri­ this situation. one hour. Any child not picked up by some of the good things they do in 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) Connecticut Association of Soil and Water cans use what amounts to an honor PEOPLE Conservation Districts. system. The Immigration Service’s OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sell. Ph D. But he offered himself as a candidate to the official position is that it works well enough. Comic coaches Shylock Bolton voters, and they elected him to office in Reducing insurance costs good faith. Students are supposed to inform the NEW YORK (AP) — Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman had an unlikely coach to help To resign now, with no more compelling Environmental woes won’t wait Immigration Service when they are no longer in school and schools are him prepare for his role as Shylock in reason than he has offered, would be a breach Shakespeare’s “ The Merchant of Venice” — of that faith. By Sarah Overstreet supposed to do the same. Immigration OF- saves money on automobiie Of course, the mea­ undergo a major, costly adjustment to has tried other systems. Up until 1979, comedian Eddie Murphy. life as we know it. every legal alien had to send the INS a One of the accidents and safety tests. If a “ Eddie Murphy sat down and read it through best way to During the 1988 presidential cam­ sures are going to hurt. If Is this supposed to be news? In 1974 change of address card on Jan. 1. The car does well according to studies with me four times,” Hoffman said in this save money on paign, George Bush promised to be scientists first figured out thatchloro- cards were a paperwork nightmare. done by the Highway Loss Data week’s People magazine. “ If I can do just half we'd done more about your automo­ of what he did. I’m there.” the “ environmental president.” fluorocarbons. the chemicals used in They stacked up in storage rooms, not Institute and others it will be bile is to cut Hard choices He’s off to a shaky start. First, he reducing the problems a aerosol sprays and other products even alphabetized. A highly placed Sylvia considered a better vehicle to Hoffman said he was worried about his first waited two weeks before offering any were destroying the Earth’s ozone source in the INS told us that at one your insurance insure than other similarly Shakespearean role, performed in London’s long time ago, the shock costs. And you Phoenix Theater. After opening night earlier kind of federal help in the effort to layer. Since then, every environmen­ point the agency used women prison­ valued cars. But if it does poorly, can do it with­ Porter this month, he said he had just one wish: “ I’d clean up Alaska’s Prince William wouldn’t be so great tal scientist on the planet has ers to enter the data into computers. you’ll pay higher premiums. in budget cuts Sound after the Exxon Valdez spill. re-emphasized the warning. out reducing The same is true for the high like to make love to my wife tonight. I have now; but we didn’t. ’They had a 98 percent error rate. IN Now, he’s letting his minions rewrite Of course, the measures are going your protec­ performance cars, now often been too nervous in the last few days.” science. “ These gals were in prison not That’s a pretty clear to hurt. If we’d done more about because they were smart,” said our tion. Automo­ marketed as “muscle cars.” The production by Sir Peter Hall also starred The Bolton Board of Education is obviously This bizarre story began with a lesson that the longer we reducing the problems a long time source. Yankee bile insurance experience has taught insurance British actress Geraldine James as Portia. having trouble determining where to save report prepared by a top NASA ago, the shock wouldn’t be so great 1 STADIU/^i is a necessary evil, but you do a $200 to $500 deductible. There companies that many of these Hoffman, 51. won an Academy Award this scientist for a Senate hearing on put it off, the worse the In 1983, as fallout from the Iran ; WAS have some control over its costs. cars, and the people who drive year for his role in “ Rain Man.” He’ll play money in light of the decision by Bolton voters now: but we didn’t. That’s a pretty '