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Friday, April 7, 1989 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm

Jobless rate

hits 15-year

lo w o f 5 %

WASHINGTON (AP) - The higher had it not been for the

nation’s unemployment rate one-month-old strike.

dipped in March to 5 percent, the The strke does not affect the unemployment rate, however, lowest rate in more than 15 years, despite a slowed rate in the because that data is compiled

creation of jobs, the government through a separate household

reported today. survey that counts strikers as

The Labor Department said being employed. 180,000 new jobs were added to In other areas, retail trade

non-farm payrolls last month, the operations continued to add jobs, lowest figure since 154,000 in about 75,000 in March, and

August 1988 and down from a wholesale trade also showed

revised February figure of growth. 280,000. But construction employment

The slower rate of job creation, dropped for the second consecu­ affected somewhat by the East­ tive month, losing 50,000 jobs in a decline the Labor Department ern Airlines strike, indicates some slowing in the economy. But said was largely focused on

there were signs of continued residential building and ap­

strength as well. peared to be linked to the recent The number of factory jobs rise in interest rates.

Andrsw Yurkovsky/Manchester Herald remained stable and the average factory work week fell slightly, SOLEMN DAY — A crowd of people listen to speeches ceremony for the first time since the Soviet takeover in by 0.2 hours to 40.9 hours. Military ordered during a ceremony at the Pikk Hermann tower in Tallinn, 1940. Estonians are seeking greater political and A vera ge overtim e was un­ Soviet Estonia, on Feb. 24, the day of Estonian economic freedom from Moscow. changed at 3.9 hours. to aid oil cleanup independence. The national flag was raised at this year’s The 5 percent civilian jobless rate, the lowest since December WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­

1973 when it was 4.9 percent, dent Bush ordered U.S. armed

defied predictions that unemploy­ forces personnel today to assist in Soviet sojourn became a revelation ment would edge up slightly from the cleanup of the massive oil the February rate of 5.1 percent, spill off the coast of Alaska. He

By Andrew Yurkovsky current days of political and economic which itself had matched a predicted the effort would be 15-year low. “ massive, prolonged and Manchester Herald Andrew Yurkovsky, a reporter for the reform. frustrating.” Manchester Herald, returned last month Moskovskaya Pravda, which has a The bulk of the new job growth "W e all share the sorrow and MOSCOW — To American eyes, the after working for a Moscow newspaper, circulation of 700,000, is distributed in was in the service sector. Service concern of Alaskans,” he said. offices of Moskovskaya Pravda look more Moskovskaya Pravda, in a three-month Moscow and throughout the Soviet Union. It industries alone added 110,000 "Exxon’s efforts standing alone like those of a government agency than the exchange sponsored by the New England has a staff of about 45 reporters and editors jobs, with health services ac­ are not enough.” major newspaper that it is. Society of Newspaper Editors and the and 55 technical workers. counting for 55,000 new positions. Bush announced the decision In little rooms throughout the two floors Union of Soviet Journalists. This is the first Since being redesigned on the first of the The job growth is tracked during an appearance in the occupied by the editorial staff, reporters of a periodic series of articies he will write year, the four-page newspaper has become through a business survey that White House briefing room at and editors work in small groups, writing perhaps the most modern-looking Soviet treats strikers as unemployed. on life in the Soviet Union. leisurely in longhand or on typewriters. daily. The name of the paper is printed in Because of that about 25,000 which he was accompanied by striking Eastern Airlines Cabinet members and Alaskan There isn’t anything like the large, open bold black and gray letters, and thick lines newsrooms you find at U.S. newspapers. are used to organize stories on the page. workers were counted as being memhers of Congress.

And there's nothing like the deadline munist Party, from December through Most Soviet newspapers still have the look out of work, meaning the new-job ■ Earlier story on page 7. pressure. Stories, for the most part, are February under an exchange sponsored by of U.S. papers from the 1950s. total would have been somewhat

prepared days or even weeks in advance. the New England Society of Newspaper In substance, however, there’s little in Bridgeport Post reporter Karla Hudecek Editors and the Union of Soviet Journalists. Moskovskaya Pravda to distinguish it from

and I worked on Moskovskaya Pravda, the The experience offered an inside look at

morning newspaper of the Moscow Com- how a Soviet newspaper works in the See SOVIETS, page 12 North takes stand,

describes secrecy

WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver as in basketball." North testified that top-level The former National Security Reagan administration officials Council aide took the witness

put him in charge of keeping the stand in his own defense for

Nicaraguan rebels alive and nearly 2>A hours. The 12 criminal charges against him focus on his ordered him to maintain total alleged lies to Congress and the secrecy about the operation. The CIA had been supplying the attorney general about his efforts

Contras, but by October 1984 on behalf of the Contras. when Congress banned further Then-national security adviser

military aid, “ every bit of that Robert McFarlane told him his role as overseer of the Contra CIA responsibility had been network “ could not be revealed," passed on to m e," North told the jury at his criminal trial Thurs­ North testified. day. “ It was basically a handoff The admonition "was reiter­ ated innumerable times by Admi­

ral Poindexter and by Director

Casey," said North, referring to Bush won’t talk M cFarlane’s successor, John 1

Poindexter, and CIA Director about Contra role William Casey. North said his superiors told WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ him disclosure "would jeopardize dent Bush firmly refused today to

discuss his role in the Reagan administration’s secret plan to See NORTH, page 12

aid the Contra rebels, saying anything he might say could “ prejudice the trial” of former TODAY White House aide Oliver North. “ The legal process ought to run unfettered without you or m e" Index interfering, the president told a 24 pages, 2 sections reporter who asked him to square Business. _S-9 Obituaries. 2 his previous statements on the affair with courtroom disclosures Classified _ 21-23 Opinion______10 on Thursday that suggested a Comics______18 People______10 greater role than had been Focus______19 Sports___ 13-18 known. Local/State___2-S Television____17 Andrew Yurkovaky/Manchaatar Harald Bush said all the material Nation/World 8-7 Weekend____20 presented to the North jury "has ROLL WITH IT — Rolls of toilet paper are slung around been available to” government Andrew YurkoviKy/Manchattgr Herald shoulders of this man, who waits for a streetcar in prosecutors and congressional WE DELIVER STREET POET — A man recites poetry while standing on Moscow. Stationery stores in Moscow are stocked with investigators previously "and For Home Delivery, Call a box on Moscow’s Arbat, a long street frequented by low-priced writing paper, but toilet paper is a rare has been reviewed by them for 647-9946 commodity. any special significance." artists. The street is closed off to motor vehicle traffic. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 ■ Earlier story on page 7. Z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 7, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 7, 1989 — 3 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A College Notes Great Lawn plan Mystic talk set at library Geer on dean’s list to be scrutinized Andover Public Library is sponsoring a visit by Deborah Geer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon the Mystic Marine Life Aquarium Education Geer of Manchester, has been named to the dean’s Department Thursday. April 20. Two programs will list at Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky. be presented; “ Dress tor Survival” at 10 a.m. and by new committee “ Sharks” at 11 a.m. The programs are free.butonly 28 children may attend each session. To register, Two named to dean’s list sign up at the library’s Children’s Department By Alex GIrelll lawn as possible. Bulletin Board. Brian Klambt of 92 Lakeview Drive and David Manchester Herald Powers of 714 Brigham Tavern Road,, both of Past plans that have failed Coventry, have been named to the dean’s list at include having owners of C.v A committee from the Cheney Johnson & Wales College, Providence, R.I. mansions buy the lawn area to ‘Spring Fling’ set at llling Historic District Commission will Klambt is majoring in culinary arts and Powers in preserve it, issuing bonds to have be appointed by the commission it purchased by the public or The Home Economics Department of llling hotel food and beverage management. Junior High School will sponsor a Spring Fling for chairman to study a proposal to conducting a fund drive to buy it. children ages 3 to 5 and their parents. Children are use the Cheney Great Lawn north A proposal by one mansion invited to come and enjoy games, treats, Named on dean’s list of Hartford Road for multi-family owner, Wesley Gryk, to build 26 storytelling and various activities for $1 per child. dwellings. condominiums on about eight Lisa U. Phillips of Manchester and Michael J. Anyone interested in attending should register by William FitzGerald, chairman acres of the lawn, and another Yavinsky of Bolton have been named to the dean’s calling 647-3400. of the commission, will serve on proposal for 18 condominums list at Connecticut College. New London, for the fall the committee himself and will were rejected by the the Planning semester. appoint four other commission and Zoning Commission several Fly fishing program set members. The commission voted years ago. Manchester Public Library presents “ Fly Fish­ Majoring in graphic arts at a meeting Thursday to autho­ On the Weaving Mill plans, ing,” featuring members of the Connecticut Fly rize the committee. commission members praised Fisherman’s Association Thursday, April 13, at 7; 30 John C. Prior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prior In another action, the commis­ the changes proposed by Brophy p.m. in the auditorium of the Whiton Memorial of 415 Gardner St., has been named to the dean’s list sion approved several changes in Ahern Development Co. of West Library, 100 N. Main St. Admission is free, but for the fall semester at Eastern Connecticut State plans for conversion of the Haven, developers of the mill, registration is required. Please call the library at University. Weaving Mill in the Cheney largely because the developer 643-6892 to register. Prior is a senior majoring in graphic design. Historic District that would affect plans more lawn area around the Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald the exterior of the building. mill and will preserve trees in the On the Great Lawn issue, mill's parking lot east of Chestnut Support group to meet SHOWING OFF THE PAST — The the show will be Carol Millott, right, of On ECSU dean’s list FitzGerald said after the meeting Street. Second Congregational Church, 385 N. that he will make the committee The changes proposed at the Carols Curios of Newington. Marjorie Mary E. Prior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O-Anon, a support group for the family and Main St., is sponsoring an antique show Martin, chairman of the show, helps appointments very soon. The Weaving Mill were explained by friends of compulsive overeaters will meet tonight J. Prior of 415 Gardner St., has been named to the committee would report back to attorney Stephen T. Penny. Be­ from 7 to 8 p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. tonight until 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 display a double ring quilt and period dean’s list for the fall semester at Eastern the commission. cause he has been associated with Ask at the information desk for the meeting room. a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the 37 dealers at hat. Admission is $2.50. Connecticut State University. The commission can issue an Penny in a legal matter, FitzGe­ She is a junior majoring in sociology with a minor Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald advisory opinion to the Planning rald disqualified himself from in criminal justice. She is presently interning in the HELPING OUT — Miller Bassett of 279 Ridge Wood retired construction worker says he enjoys helping the and Zoning Commission, which commenting or voting on the Visit birthing center office of the state’s attorney in Manchester Superior will make the final decision on changes. Obituaries Court. Trail, Coventry, trims an apple tree on the property of church. any zone changes needed for Manchester Memorial Hospital will provide tours St. Mary’s Church on Main Street, Coventry. The Among the changes is one that of its Family Birthing Center Sunday and again development of the lawn. would make basement windows Sunday, April 16 at 3; 30 p.m. the tour will give Haberern on dean’s list Three members of the 14- on the north wing of the mill 6 feet member commission disqualified expectant parents and couples contemplating Society, the American Watch­ banon. There are no calling high instead of 3 feet high. That Frank H. Maloney J. Andrew Haberern, son of John and Linda P. themselves at the meeting from pregnancy an opportunity to learn more about the makers Institute, the Rhode hours. The Potter Funeral Home, wing is the only one that has a facilities and services at the hospital. Tours are Frank H. Maloney, 70, of Haberern Jr. of 92 W. Vernon St., has been named to participating in any commission basement and the original plans Island Watchmaker's Associa­ Willimantic, is in charge of the the dean’s list at Eastern Connecticut State Volunteers feted for ‘invaluable’ work decision involving the lawn. They limited in size and require advance registration. In Lebanon, formerly of Manches­ tion and the Pioneer Valley Live arrangements. did not include using it for University for the fall semester. are Alex Urbanetti, Vivian Fer­ order to facilitate discussion and questions, tours ter, died Thursday (April 6,1989) Steamers Railroad Association. Judith A. Carey, a grant writer not set out to undertake such a apartments. The present plans Memorial donations may be He is a freshman majoring in political science. He Bv Nancy Pappas dinner. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa guson, and Raymond Damato. are limited to adults. To register, call Community at the Windham (Ilommunity made to the Masonic Home and who has brought more than Jr. said that the need for skilled large task. include 27 apartments there and He is survived by his wife, Lois was a member of the ECSU Student Senate this Manchester Herald Urbanetti is one of the appli­ Health Education, 647-6600, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Memorial Hospital, Windham. Hospital, Wallingford 06492, or to $50,000 to Connections — A Center and willing volunteers is increas­ The Rev. James Meek of the windows will be made higher He was born June 17, 1918 in (Knapp) Maloney; two sons, school year. cants for a zone change that the First Congregational Church In an era when many claim that for Learning, which is a counsel­ ing dramatically. In 1988, the Community Baptist Church to provide light. Hartford. He moved to Lebanon Frank L. Maloney of Manchester, would be needed to carry out the of Lebanon Music Fund, Lebanon volunteerism is on the wane. ing and educational resource state of Connecticut lost $1.3 asked her to come to MACC as an Another change is that the Garden Club to meet from Manchester 20 years ago. N.H., and Lt. Col. Peter R. lawn development plan. Fergu­ 06249. Manchester honored eight of its center. billion in federal aid. DiRosa assistant treasurer. Noyes said, loading platform on the north He was a member of the First Maloney of Sparta, N.J.; a son is owner of one of the Cheney The Manchester Garden Club will hold its most devoted volunteers at a said. Manchester alone lost because the previous assistant wing has been removed because Congregational Church of Le­ daughter, Sarah Arnhold of Cen- Also honored were Cheryl mansions near the lawn. monthly meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the terbrook; two brothers, Clifford Public Records dinner Thursday evening at Man­ $750,000 in the lust year, he said. was moving out of state. Damato said his accountant is soil under it had to be removed banon and was a U.S. Air Force Small, who has spent years “ A couple of weeks later I found Community Baptist Church. The theme for this Maloney of Hickory, N.C., and IN MEMORIAM chester Community College. “ Much of that money would George Mrosek. Mrosek’s wife, when it was discovered that it had veteran, serving during World helping March Inc., of Manches­ I was being ‘promoted.’ because meeting is “ Owls and Hawks: History and Charles Maloney of Portland; In sad and loving memory of The dinner is given annually by automatically have gone to com­ Judith, is one of the applicants for become polluted from spilled War II. He was a member of ter: Peg Beaucage, a volunteer the main treasurer was leaving, Habitat,” by Marshal and Jean Case, of Sharon. seven grandchildren; a great- James H. Sarles, Sr. who passed Quitclaim deeds the Manchester Community Ser­ munity agencies such as yours,” the multi-family dwelling prop­ solvents used the mill. masonic lodges in Colchester and who works in the senior citizen too,” said Noyes. “ So whether I grandson; and several nieces and away on April 3, 1984. vices Council to recognize those he told the 68 people at the dinner. osal. The Mroseks live in one of Penny said a 1914 sketch of the Wolcott Council, He was a life Michael J. Merovonich to Arthur T. Therian Jr. health clinic run by the town’s wanted it or not. I got to move up nephews. “ May his soul rest in peace.” who have given distinguished “ What cannot be done by paid the mansions. m ill does not include the Blood pressure check set member of the Sphinx Temple and Gertrude E. Therian, 87 Kensington St., no Health Department: Betty the ladder.” service to the community, ac­ personnel will now have to be Before asking for authority to platform. Band, the Lebanon American A memorial service will be held Sadly Missed, conveyance tax. Turner, the volunteer secretary Joanne Cannon, community cording to Elaine Stancliffe, done by volunteers.” name a committee, FitzGerald Another change include Blood pressure clinics will be offered at Monday Legion, the Lebanon Community Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First Wife, Children and for the Manchester Area Confer­ health nurse in the town Health Thomas V. Bond to Linda M. Bond, Tolland executive director of Genesis said he had initiated discussions grassed area where original at Mayfair Gardens, 211 N. Main St., from 9:30 to Chorus, the Lebanon Historical Congregational Church of Le­ Grandchildren ence of Churches; and Florence Most of those being honored Turnpike, no conveyance tax. Center and president of the Department, today called Beauc- with the four mansion owners, plans, submitted by another 10:30 a.m., and at Bennet Housing, 1146 Main St., Noyes, the MACC treasurer, who expressed surprise that they had Craig S. Jensen to Mary E. Jensen, 86 Benton St., council. age’s work “ invaluable.” who have said they proposed the developer, called for stones or for from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. said she writes more than 1,000 been singled out for notice. no conveyance tax. Among those recognized were The volunteer awards dinner development as a means of paving blocks. checks a year for that Noyes, of MACC. said “ I was very attracted more people this year Births Current Quotations Ted Cummings Jr., who has preserving part of the Great Still others involve using a Ted W. Hale to Mark F. Futtner, Oak Grove organization. surprised because there are a lot than at any time in its 14-year Art exhibit set to open served seven years on the board Lawn. Under its present zoning, it more expensive outdoor lighting Farms Condominium. $10,000. of New Hope Manor, and has been All award recipients were of people who probably deserve history, said Stancliffe. who said Barnett, Bryan Jaymes, son of Mr. and Mrs. could be used for single family fixture like those at the Yarn Mill The Manchester Arts Council and the Manchester “ We had been stripped of our dignity while we its board president for the past nominated by the agencies they this more than me.” she turned away reservation Peter J. Barnett of 129SummerSt., was born March William F. Duva Jr. to Gerald A. DelPiano and houses. at Pine Street and Hartford Road High School Art Department announce the opening were working for Frank Lorenzo — now we have it four years: Roger Gray, who has serve. Candidates are judged on Yet MACC’s director. Nancy requests when the room’s capac­ 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Rosemarie D. DelPiano, 112-114 Florence St., no FitzGerald said his objective and preserving large trees in the of an exhibit of the art work of high school students back, and we are going to rebuild the airline.” — put in 13 years as the treasurer of the length and breadth of their Carr, pointed out that Noyes ity had been reached. grandmother is Mrs. Barbara Izikewicz of Summer conveyance tax. was to preserve as much of the parking lot. Monday in the Blue Room of Lincoln Center from 7 Eastern mechanic Jorge Martinez commenting South United Methodist Church; service. Stancliffe said, as well as handles a budget of more than “ This is a very important Street. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. to 8 p.m. The opening will feature musical after a group led by former baseball commission Thomas J. Taylor Jr. to Thomas J. Taylor Jr. and the extent to which they exem­ $640,000, balancing checkbooks function. It gives a real boost to Donald Barnett Sr. of 42 Margaret Road. Bertha Hart, who has logged 2,502 entertainment by “ ’Timeless,” a local musical trio. Peter Ueberroth agreed to buy Eastern and give Lisa M.M. Taylor, Woodbridge Condominium,, no miles while delivering 2,430 plify the spirit of community and ledgers, and upgrading volunteerism,” she said. “ Most conveyance tax. The exhibit will run through May 10 and will be employees 30 percent of the company in exchange meals for the Meals on Wheels help. MACC’s bookeeping system. As social service agencies just could Intersection to get light available for viewing during the week from 8:30 for concessions. John J. Cunnane, Roger Martin and Michael M. program in Manchester; and In his remarks before the with many volunteers. Noves did not survive without volunteers.” a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lottery Morin to Homecraft Associates Inc., 64 Rushforde The town plans to install a Results of a town traffic study Drive, no conveyance tax. traffic light at an intersection one of southwest Manchester re­ Rose St. John to William St. John, Hilliard Street, planning official calls a “ Russian leased last J'jiy suggested res­ Heartsaver courses siated Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries “ It’s going to be big, we hope big enough for the no conveyance tax. Lease OK’d for Nike shooting range Roulette.” triping the 1-384 off ramp at South around New England: Supreme Court to realize that if they reverse their The light will be installed at the Main Street to improve the merge An Adult and Pediatric Heartsaver course will be Connecticut daily: 940. Play Four: 4948. ruling, it would cause total chaos in this society.” — Kimberly A. Toner *o Daniel J. Lingard, 111 Bv Nancy Concelman intersection of Interstate 384 east onto South Main Street north­ offered Monday and Tuesday at Manchester Massachusetts daily: 4478. Molly Yard, president of the National Organization Walker St,, no conveyunce tax. the sport. round. It would be open for public proposed lease. Memorial Hospital. The six-hour, basic life support Manchester Herald Metropolitan would have two off ramp. South Main and Hack­ bound. The restriping was identi­ Tri-state daily: 995, 4920. for Women, commenting on a planned weekend Maurice E. French to Mary B. French, 63-65 shooting Mondays. Wednesdays, course covers topics in the Adult Heartsaver plus The range was closed in Febru­ matack streets. Planning and fied as the .second-highest prior­ Rhode Island daily: 9829. Lot-O-Bucks: 3-4-11-13- rally in Washington by supporters of legalized Ridge St., no conveyance tax. options to renew the lease for two Fridays and Saturdays. Practi­ Child CPR and obstructed airway management 33. abortion. The director of parks and consecutive five-year terms. The ces and matches would be held ary 1986 for heal,th and safety Zoning Commission Chairman ity on a list 16 needed John W. and Julia A. Melesko to Irene M. along with Infant CPR and obstructed airway recreation has approved a pro­ proposed lease would run from every day except Fridays. reasons, but in 1987 a group called Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. has likened improvements according to the techniques. To register, call 647-4738. Grinavich and John W. Melesko Jr., no conveyance posed 10-year lease on the town Feb. 1 of this year to Jan. 31 1999, Wilderness Sports Inc. of East the intersection to the dangerous study. tax. shooting range at the Nike site but the beginning and ending date Manchester residents would Hartford offered to take over the game. The list was al.so ba.sed on ease Honor roll range. with Metropolitan Shooters Inc. may have to be adjusted depend­ pay $15 a year for a range card The Board of Directors is of completion. Center receives grant = = = = of Windsor. ing on when the agreement is plus $5 per hour, non residents But the Board of Directors in scheduled to vote Tuesday on The town would coordinate GRADE 11 Gagnon, Trade A. Grant, Peter C. Hany Under terms of the proposed signed. would pay $25 a year for a range whether to enter into a cost­ The Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester C h en ey TeC h Jr., Kettaphone Keovllav, Jason A. Thoughts 1987 effectively killed Wilderness installation of the light with the High Honors lease. Metropolitan Shooters Metropolitan plans to renovate card and $8 per hour. Group rates sharing agreement with the state recently received a $250 donation from the Sengphet Chantarak, Renaud Y. Cou­ Locicero, AndrewC. Luginbuhl, Paul D. Sports Inc.’s proposal by failing Main Street reconstruction so all Here is the second-quarter MacDougall, William E. Main, Mat­ the range and would be in charge Rockbestos Company. The grant will be used for ture, Clint E. Hayden, Douglas D. would run a non-profit range and would be $25 per hour for a to act on it. Wilderness Sports to install the signal. The proposed lights on Main Street can be honor roll for Howell Cheney McPhee III, Nathan Joy Paradis and thew R. Marcotte, Jeffrey W. O'Con­ of maintenance. Shooting will be general operating support. The Counseling Center, nor, Chad M. Perkins, Larry E. Peril, “ Speak, yourself” — Proverbs. cover all operating expenses. Manchester non-profit group and agreement requires the town and Regional Technical School. George Christopher Shaw refused to pay three year’s synchronized, Werbner said The located at 945 Main St., is a state licensed, non-profit De Phu, Daniel S. Resendes, Daniel S. Gifted with the oral or written word, what use are After two years, the organization supervised by range officers. The $30 for a non-resident non-profit state to pay $8,975. Shamber, Mark F. Thibodeau, Jeffrey advance rent to operate the reconstruction is scheduled to out-patient mental health facility which offers Honors would pay additional money to town would not be liable for group. Town-sponsored uses ORADE 12 Jeffrey J. Bancroft, Bryan John S. Travis, Fred W. Trinks, John P. we making of this talent? Do we voice our opinions? range, as requested by the town That money, a portion of the begin next spring. individual, marriage, and family counseling to High Honors Brown, Andrew P. Cayor, Patrick W. Uccello, Paul D. Yncera and Rachel E. Or, do we let everyone’s neighbor, George, do it? th e town for exterior damages, injuries or deaths at would be free for a "reasonable York. administration. total project cost, probably won’t residents of the greater Hartford area. Edward G. Carvalho, Trevor N. Cosby, Bruce A. Davis, Matthew A. George is overworked. There are not enough George maintenance. the range, according to the time” and commercial groups Forbes, Keith R. Normandin, John R. Hall, Michael Joseph Horvlth IV, Mark GRADE f be required for another two “ The public will believe any­ Plefko, John L. Roberts and Donald F. in creation to speak out against drugs, injustices, proposed lease. R. Keating, Vincent James Klezos, High Honor The Board of Directors is such as out-of-town police groups Metropolitan Shooters Inc. had years. Assistant Town Manager thing, so long as it is not founded Sauer. Donald J. Leclerc, Robert Steven John M. Freeto. pornography, corruption, pollution of bodies and The range would be open scheduled to vote on the proposed or security organizations would also proposed operating the Steven R. Werbner said in a on truth,” according to Dame Maxwell Jr., Timothy P. Messenger, souls, etc. George needs help. Monday through Saturday year- Support group to meet Honors Glenn David Panayotoplus, Dean R. Honors lease at its meeting Tuesday. pay $50 per hour, according to the range but withdrew its proposal. memo to the directors. Edith Sitwell, the Engli.sh poet. Jeftrev S. Allen, Robert J. Bldwell, Poulin, Philip Richards, Jonathan E. Heath J. Anderson, Anthony Brooks, The words of our mouth or of our pen have to be Darren M. Cubit, Bruce P. Dube, Collin Parks and Recreation Director Snow, Jason R. SucheckI and Jimmy Derek S. Butler, James E. Butler, heard. It is our world, the one of which we exclaim, The Glastonbury Alzheimer’s Support Group D. Foster, Christopher R. Futtner, Scott Wright. Steven M. Goulet, Shawn T. (Dakin) Scott Sprague said he and Metro­ sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association will meet Brian K. Gov, Gory M, Helm, Todd J. Hartigan, Jason R. Kidder, Justin T. “ What is this world coming to! ’’ We can’t wait until Hunter, William S. Legge, Thomas J. GRADE 10 politan President Steve Langolis EMERGENCY Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Glastonbury Senior Center High Honor Lawton, Deon M. Luginbuhl, Jose A. the ills hit our homes. “ Love thy neighbor” . It has AAoscaro, David P. McConnell, Rafael James C. LeBlanc Martinez, Lawrence M. Meade, Scott G. have approved the proposed Fire — Police — Medical on Hebron Avenue. Caregivers, family members, J. Meneses, Richard Morin, Phaksinh S. Nye, Clifford K. Philipp, Philip M. reached their homes. lease. Metropolitan Shooters Inc. and friends are invited to attend. For more Aoundrotv, Michael A. Plerog, Todd S. Honors Pietros, Steven P. Purcell, Arthur D. lose, Marco C. Rov, Scott M. Socchl, Jonathan M. Andersen, Thomas E. Richards, Gerald A. Ward, Matthew S. is a group of shooters interested DIAL 911 ^ A D information, call 242-8182. David P. Saunders, William R. Smith Audet, Jason G. Breoult, John A. Wesson, Sean M. Campbell and Michael J.F. Chamberland, Deacon In Manchester SUNDAY SPECIAL! • V . 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April 7. 1989 NATION & WORLD Document shows Bush had a role Soviets plan to shut in aiding Contras 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - A lane that Bush’s idea was sound. document produced in Oliver The document did not reveal 2 weapons reactors North’s trial sheds new light on whether the planeload of supplies George Bush’s role in the Iran- actually arrived in conjunction V Contra affair, showing that he with his visit. percent, the military budget by 14 Soviet talks on reducing long- helped the Reagan administra­ Asked on Thursday about the LONDON (AP) - Mikhail revelation of Bush’s go-between Gorbachev promised today to percent and weapons production range nuclear weapons have been tion effort to support the Nicara­ make deep cuts in the Soviet by nearly 20 percent. Military postponed indefinitely. guan Contras despite a ban on role with the Honduran leader. factories are being switched to “We understand that the new U.S. aid. White House press secretary military and announced he will Marlin Fitzwater said: “We can’t close two more nuclear reactors production of consumer goods, administration needs time to $ The document, read to the that produce weapons-grade and military transport planes study foreign policy because ♦I Iran-Contra jury by North’s de­ say anything. It would become a plutonium. would be redeployed to carry there are new faces there and fense attorneys, placed Bush at a part of the case.” civilian cargoes, he said. some of them don’t know what May 1985 meeting in Honduras Bush has denied ever having Climaxing a 40-hour visit to any knowledge of a diversion of Britain with a strong appeal for He said the new Supreme foreign policy is about,” Gera­ with then-President Roberto Soviet, a legislative body to be simov said. ) Suazo. It says Bush informed Iran arms-sales proceeds to the world disarmament, Gorbachev Contras, although he admitted listed Soviet reductions in mil­ selected by the recently elected But he said Gorbachev told Suazo of President Reagan’s parliament, will publish the na­ Mrs. Thatcher the Soviets “don’t decision to speed U.S. military knowing about the clandestine itary spending and production but arms sales to Iran and said he warned the process could falter if tion’s defense budget, most of want this pause to become an and economic aid to the country. which is now concealed. But he interval which will lead to losing What set up the Bush meeting supported the initiative with the West did not reciprocate. certain reservations. Donald Speaking amid the pageantry said the ruble’s non­ momentum in this process of were behind-the-scenes discus­ convertibility makes comparison disarmament.” sions among North and other U.S. Gregg, his national security of London’s ancient Guildhall, the 'h adviser during the period in city’s seat of government for 1,000 with Western military expendi­ At a banquet she gave in his 1/ officials on a plan to seek tures difficult and “we are honor at 10 Downing St. Thursday assistance from other countries question, said he did not tell Bush years, the Soviet president said about the Contra resupply effort the world has reached a cross­ looking for the most appropriate night, Mrs. Thatcher told Gorba­ to tide over the Nicaraguan way of presenting our data.” chev she could not accept his rebels at a time when direct or that Gregg had learned about road in which it has to choose from Felix Rodriguez, a one-time between peaceful interdepen­ Gorbachev’s speech, broadcast proposal for eliminating all nu­ indirect American assistance dency and “a policy of force live throughout Britain and on clear weapons by the year 2000. was outlawed by Congress. CIA associate. CNN in the United States, got a He replied that she considers AP photo A preface to the document said Two Maine senators who rooted in the past. played key roles in the congres­ “If NATO goes ahead with its standing ovation from the finan­ him a romantic but that his vision “the United States has admitted cial, political and civic leaders at “reflects the hard realities of our HAPPY BIRTHDAY TIMES FIVE — Kim Davis and his birthday. The children, from left: Mathew, Emily, Natolie, for purposes of this trial the sional investigation of the Iran- program of modernizing tactical Contra affair — Democrat nuclear weapons,” he said, “this Guildhall and a ringing endorse­ time.” wife, Michele, try to hold on to their quintuplets Thursday Phillip and Jessica, were all together for the first time following facts to be true,” and it ment by Prime Minister Mar­ The polite but firm opposing since they were born due to medical problems. went to lengths to stitch together George Mitchell and Republican is bound also to devalue much of in Manchester, N.H., as the children celebrated their first William Cohen — said in a book what has been achieved under the garet Thatcher. views of the leaders ended a day how the secret covert support Having sat before him listening of summit talks that officials said program worked. published last year that Bush’s INF treaty” on medium-range role in the scandal remained nuclear weapons that he signed to the speech, she called him ‘ ‘one were fraught with passionate In effect, the Reagan program with President Reagan in 1987. of those rare people who has the arguments. established a “quid pro quo” unanswered. vision, the boldness and the sheer The leaders described their Abortion backers plan major march relationship basing U.S. assist­ And Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., Gorbachev said in addition to chairman of the House Iran- the 1987 shutdown of an industrial power of personality to change private discussions as friendly, ance to Honduras and some other AP photo the whole future of his country but a British spokesman said the WASHINGTON (AP) - With their daughters and granddaugh­ intervene in what they believe stration of up to 300 people on the countries at least in part on those Contra panel, said in the wake of reactor for the production of the congressional probe that the weapons grade plutonium, “we and to have a profound effect on pair argued energetically without the stakes higher than at any time ters, a delegation from Capitol should be a private decision. day of the march. countries’ willingness to help SCENE OF RAID — Wearing a Los house” Thursday night after 14 occu­ making tangible progress toward since the Supreme Court legal­ Hill will be there and dozens of “Nobody likes abortion. It’s a sustain the Contra fighting force. country still lacked “a full and are planning to shut down two the wider world as well.” This weekend’s march is in­ complete explanation” of Bush’s Angeles Police Department jacket with pants were arrested. On the table are other such reactors this (year) “We want you to succeed in easing British concerns about the ized abortion, women’s rights celebrities are flying in from difficult choice and there are a lot tended to send a strong message There was no indication that your task,” she said. “We’re Soviets’ reported sale of long- activists are trying to reshape the Hollywood for the Sunday march, of issues that women have to Bush cited this linkage in his role. "Nancy" on it, former first lady Nancy syringes and other drug paraphernalia. and next year without commis­ to the Supreme Court justices A source who had been involved sioning new units to replace ready to help in practical ways.” range bombers to Libya or the debate with a march on the organizers say. weigh when faced with a crisis considering a Missouri case that meeting with Suazo. But in Reagan tours a suspected cocaine “rock search for nuclear weapons cuts nation’s capital expected to be “We have been silent far too pregnancy,” Micheiman said. earlier testimony, former na­ in the congressional committees’ them. On Thursday, Gorbachev com­ could reverse or severely limit investigation, who discussed the “This is yet another major step plained to Mrs. Thatcher that the and a negotiated ban on chemical their largest ever. long,” said Kate Micheiman, “Women don’t have abortions the high court’s 1973 Roe vs. Wade tional security adviser Robert weapons. executive director of the National they want, they have abortions McFarlane had said the aid was situation Thursday on grounds of toward the complete cessation of Bush administration’s review of “It’s going to be big, we hope decision that legalized abortion. anonymity, said Bush “didn’t production of fissionable mate­ U.S. foreign policy was delaying In a ceremony inside West­ big enough for the Supreme Court Abortion Rights Action League. they need.” Oral arguments in the case are part of a secret agreement calling Nancy Reagan calls drug raid minster Abbey, Gorbachev and The goal is to make the Organizers are reluctant to for Honduras, in return, to help leave very many footprints any­ rials for use in weapons,” he said important talks on nuclear arms to realize that if they reverse scheduled for later this month. where. It needs to be said that the in a 27-minute speech, less than reductions. two Soviet soldiers laid the their ruling, it would cause total weekend a turning point in the predict the size of the demonstra­ the Contras. wreath of red carnations on the national abortion debate. Organ­ tion, but they expect it will be far The Reagan administration Portions of the document show extent of his knowledge was not half the length of those he often Gorbachev told Thatcher that chaos in this society,” said Molly our major goal. We were more gives at home. the 2‘/i-month-old U.S. foreign tomb of an unknown British Yard, president of the National izers feel anti-abortion forces larger than a March 1986 pro­ pushed to overturn Roe vs. Wade Bush as an enthusiastic supporter a ‘very depressing’ experience soldier killed in France in World Organization for Women. have focused the question on abortion rally of about 90,000 in and failed, but President Bush is of the effort to tide over the interested in what the president “We have completed the con­ policy review threatens the mo­ (Reagan) knew.” struction of a facility for the mentum of the talks, Soviet War I. Tens of thousands of students when life begins. Pro-choice Washington. continuing the pressure. As one of Contras until direct U.S. assist­ Afterward, Gorbachev got out advocates say the issue really is At least one anti-abortion group his first acts as president in ance could be resumed. A presidentially-appointed in­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - house” because drug users would dures employed for the raid. destruction of chemical weapons Foreign Ministry spokesman from 500 college campuses are vestigative commission headed and indeed to invite soon your Gennady I. Gerasimov told repor­ of his armored limousine to wade coming, mothers are bringing whether the government should pians to mount a counterdemon- January, Bush addressed by In early March 1985, for in­ Former first lady Nancy Rea­ use it as a location for smoking Gates quipped, “I’m sure the stance, Bush asked McFarlane by former Sen. John Tower, gan’s anti-drug crusade took her cocaine. The name is derived Secret Service agents have aged representatives to visit it,” Gor­ ters after the leaders met for four into a crowd of bystanders and telephone an anti-abortion rally shake hands. of about 65,000 outside the White whether he (the vice president) R-Texas, and a joint congres­ to a late-night police raid on a from the crystalline “rocks” of about ten years.” bachev said. hours Thursday. sional panel found no meaningful Reiterating earlier promises, President Bush ordered the A Thatcher spokesman, speak­ House. should ‘‘encourage a private suspected cocaine “rock house,” cocaine peddled and from the Mrs. Reagan interjected, group to donate a planeload of role by Bush. an experience she found “very fortifications which are often “Along with my husband,” who the Soviet leader said armed foreign policy review after he ing on condition of anonymity, Oil heads to national park “He has thrown down the manpower would be cut by 12 took office in January. U.S.- said the two “love arguing. gauntlet,” Yard said. medical supplies that would The newly released document depressing.” installed in such homes by drug was home in Bel-Air. arrive in Honduras coincident revealed that Bush saw several “I was able to see them busting dealers. VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) - Oil millions of salmon fry. And Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., March organizers say women with” Bush’s meeting with Suazo. North memoranda involving the in,” said Mrs. Reagan, who wore “We gave her the opportunity from the Exxon Valdez threa­ Rand Little, product manager said his two-day tour of Prince are responding with what they “Bush strongly favored such a secret U.S. effort to aid the a blue police windbreaker and to see what the dope trade is tened a national park and oozed for the Prince William Sound William Sound convinced him oil believe will be a record outpour­ flight,” the document said, “not­ Contras, although it did not running shoes to the Thursday about,” Gates said. “She was through barriers protecting fi­ Aquaculture Corp., said oil industry contingency plans for a ing of support. Since the 1986 ing that the (unidentified) group contradict Bush’s assertions that night raid. “I always see the other right there when the SWAT team sheries as the White House breached one of three booms spill were “essentially a fraud on march, the number of organiza­ was supportive of the resist­ he never knew about the diver­ end, kids who are in went in.” considered drafting the Army for protecting the young salmon. the public.” tions endorsing the march has ance.” It said North told McFar- sion. rehabilitation.” She did not talk to any of those the losing environmental battle in Fishermen were able to repair “'The industry effort to clean up doubled to more than 400 and the Police Chief Daryl Gates, who arrested, but one of them said, Alaska’s Prince William Sound. the breach before damage was this spill ... is almost nonexist­ number of college campuses brought Mrs. Reagan to the raid, “Hello Mrs. Reagan.” With the nation’s worst crude done. ent,” said Miller, head of the participating also has doubled. said she had expressed an inter­ “Now, it’s too late for them,” oil spill in its third week, others But fishermen worried about congressional subcommittee est previously in going on a drug she said. “What a waste. What joined in the call for the federal high tides this weekend that could overseeing oii exploration. “It’s going to reshape the bust but was unable to do so as wasted lives.” government to take control of the lift the oil over the booms and Miller endorsed Gov. Steve debate on abortion,” said Elea­ NEED SOME EXTRA first lady because of security Mrs. Reagan, 65, who made the much-criticized cleanup. Exxon complained that they couldn’t Cowper’s call on Wednesday for a nor Smeal, president of the Fund concerns. war against drugs a cornerstone made a second public apology empty their oil-filled barges federal takeover of the cleanup. for the Feminist Majority. “Until SPENDING MONEY? The raid took place in the city’s of Reagan administration policy, and the tanker’s captain made because of a lack of pumps. 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In addition, the deal together to help this airline.” about $200 million cash, would be WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Depart­ HARTFORD (AP) - The board of Abram said, “I can’t think of another plan wrest concessions that Eastern requires Eastern to reach new Although Texas Air has en­ forgiven $185 million that it owes averted in S&L vote ment says it will not oppose the proposed directors of Coieco Industries Inc., once where I’ve seen the unsecured creditors so boss Frank Lorenzo was unable to work agreements with its three dorsed the Ueberroth plan, others to Eastern and would get $79 one of the nation’s largest toy companies, wholly wiped out as they are in this case” get. unions by midnight Tuesday. still might submit competing WASHINGTON (AP) - A The House subcommittee, in merger of Time, Inc., and Warner Communi­ 2,300 million worth of Eastern assets. congressional panel rejected an the first of three scheduled cations, Inc., to create the world’s largest has voted to amend its bankruptcy A statement released by the board of A group led by Ueberroth Ueberroth’s group is seeking proposals to the bankruptcy attempt to force Texas and other reorganization plan to head off complaints directors Thursday said the amended plan agreed Thursday to buy strike­ about $210 million in pay cuts and court. A union analysis, on the other all-day sessions, slogged through entertainment and media conglomerate. hand, reckons the value of Texas states with lax regulati6ns to help 48 of 165 proposed amendments, that the company is not offering its would “represent a substantial improve­ bound Eastern for about $464 work-rule concessions from the Nevertheless, the Ueberroth Assistant Attorney General Charles F. Rule deal was greeted with cheers by Air debt owed to Eastern at $288.6 pay for the savings and loan adopting two that would increase said Thursday that a month-long investigation unsecured creditors adequate ment for the unsecured creditors,” who 2,250 I'll million. The deal would give unions, sources close to the mess, after being warned that the compensation. include bondholders, manufacturers and iHi‘ Eastern’s 30,000 employees a 30 situation said. Lorenzo had union members, who have vilified million. The debt includes loans the power of the FDIC over S&Ls of the proposed merger by the Justice sought $125 million in Lorenzo as a union buster. to Texas Air and Eastern’s sister provision could start a "second and deny the Bush administration Department’s antitrust division concluded that Morton E. Handel, chairman of Coleco’s advertising agencies. Coieco owes them percent stake in the airline in Civil War.” board of directors, said the new plan, more than $400 (m) million dollars. exchange for about $210 million in concessions. At a crowded union hall in carrier. Continental Airlines, to some of the political control it had the merger would not substantially lessen 2,200 - buy gates at airports in Newark, Meeting as regulatory agencies sought over the agency. competition in any relevant market. announced Thursday, "is intended to Under the proposed amendment, which contract concessions. “Under this agreement East­ Miami, members chanted “Hey, made two announcements un­ satisfy the needs expressed by the must still be approved by the federal DOW JONES AVERAGE Ueberroth, the former baseball ern can be back flying in very hey! Ho, ho! Lorenzo’s got to go’’ N.J., Houston and Cleveland, and But it was a push by Northern “What we know suggests the merger is not APRII 6. 1989 for aircraft purchases. derscoring the urgency of swift legislators to force Texas, Cali­ unsecured creditors” during bankruptcy bankruptcy court, the unsecured creditors commissioner, flew to Washing­ short order,” Lorenzo said at the and sang “Take Me Out To The anti-competitive and does not violate the law,” news conference. “Eastern is Ballgame” as they heard of the action, the House Banking sub­ proceedings in New York federal court. will receive stock in Coieco, giving them , 2,150- HIGH ton immediately after a hastily fornia, Florida and other states said Rule, who is in charge of antitrust division. 2,305.72 prepared to be back flying within sale. Eastern is saddled with about committee on financial institu­ with lax regulation of state- The investigation began after the March 4 The Avon, Conn.-based company, which ownership of about 37 percent of the called news conference Thursday $3.2 billion in debt. tions on Thursday also decided to makes Cabbage Patch Dolls and other company. LOW 2,282.81 afternoon and met with represen­ 24 hours ... after agreement is Union leaders were more chartered S&Ls to pay part of the annotincement by Time and Warner of the cautious. permit regulators to charge bailout cost that generated the stock swap that would create an $18 billion toys, filed for protection from creditors Handel said the unsecured creditors will CLOSE 2,291.97 tatives of Eastern’s unions. The reached with the unions.” The $79 million in asset - The Miami-based carrier has “We’re reviewing the docu­ higher deposit insurance premi­ most heated debate. company, combining the magazine publishing under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bank­ also receive a package of “other securi­ 2,100 talks were to resume this morn­ transfers — which the unions ums to institutions engaged in ruptcy Act in July 1988. ties, cash, notes and other debt instru­ CHANGE Down 12.83 ing, said sources speaking on been virtually grounded since ments and we’ll be making a have vocally opposed —would The panel voted 39-7 against an and cable television operations of Time with March 4 by the machinists’ strike speculative lending. amendment sponsored by Reps. Warner’s recording and movie production Coleco’s unsecured creditors have critic­ ments.” Handel said the package will be condition of anonymity. decision very shortly,” said Cha­ include Eastern’s New York- Union officials said they hoped that was supported by pilots and rles Bryan, head of the machi­ Montreal route plus eight landing By a 27-20 vote, the subcommit­ Paul E. Kanjorski, D-Pa., and interests. ized a reorganization plan filed by the worth about $40 million dollars, or 10 cents 2.050 tee authorized the Federal Dep­ company in January, saying it did not offer per dollar of their claims. f MTWTF MTWTF M T W T F M T W T[|] MTWTF MTWT the deal could end the month-old flight attendants and drove East­ nists’ local at Eastern, who was in slots and one gate at New York’s Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, requiring Rule said the antitrust division carefully ern to file for bankruptcy protec­ Washington for the talks with osit Insurance Corp., if it chooses, states with high numbers of examined the possible integration of Warner’s them enough compensation. The amendment also calls for the 2T t 1} » t1 i walkout at the nation’s seventh- LaGuardia Airport as well as $28 to levy higher premiums against U.S. District Judge Prudence B. Abram, secured creditors, those first in line for largest airline and get Eastern tion and reorganization on March Ueberroth. million in unspecified assets. state-chartered thrift failures to movie and television production operations Marek April 9. Jack Bavis, chairman of East­ Ueberroth and partner Thomas S&Ls and banks making high-risk contribute 20 percent of the cost of with Time’s cable-television distribution who is presiding over the bankruptcy repayment, to convert their current claim flying a full schedule. investments. bailing them out. systems. proceedings, said last month Coieco should of about $80 million dollars into Coieco * But some daunting hurdles “To sum it up, it’s a mammoth ern’s pilots union, said his group Talbot, a former airline execu­ The Bush administration op­ not be surprised that most creditors common stock, giving them 60 percent AP graphic remain for the deal, announced challenge,” said Ueberroth, who was encouraged by the develop­ tive from California, would own The measure drew considera­ organized the 1984 Summer ment and looked forward to poses the measure. It is trying to ble sympathy, but committee, objected strongly to the original plan. ownership of the company. by Ueberroth and Lorenzo, chair­ 30 percent of the airline. prevent delay of its S&L rescue members argued against it for package by deferring ticklish political reasons. deposit insurance issues until the “This would have sent the bill to completion of an 18-month study. Fort Sumter. It would have in the Greater The FDIC said it took over 38 started the second Civil War,” institutions, bringing the total said Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass. Manchester Area number of S&Ls under its super­ Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, OPPORTUNITIES argued that attaching punitive vision to 215 in 31 states. 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10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 7. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 7, 1989 — 11 A OPINION NATION Shamir vetoes & WORLD observers but A Pharmacy Evidence Amazon plan announced Baker pleased BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Castigating those WASHINGTON (AP) - Israeli Prime Minister who make “cruel” charges that Brazil is of mess Yitzhak Shamir has ruled out international destroying its vast jungle. President Jose bill guards observers for the elections he has offered Sarney has announced a $350 million plan to Palestinian Arabs but Secretary of State James A. protect its Amazon rain forest. Baker III says he is still encouraged about Mideast “ Our priority is the conservation of our squashed prospects. ecological heritage,” Sarney said Thursday in our rights announcing a program called “ Our Nature,” “ I think the important thing is that his proposal By Jack Anderson which creates forest preserves and additional comes with something that can be worked with,” Baker said Thursday. “ It offers us an opportunity to and Dale Van Atta Indian reservations and bans timber exports. “ Our Nature,” which also establishes an perhaps move the peace process forward. And I Wednesday’s one-hour closing of some of think that’s encouraging.” WASHINGTON — When Edwin Environmental Fund, includes 17 presidential the state's drug stores may not have much Meese was attorney general, and decrees and seven bills to be sent to Congress. Shamir, who was meeting today with members of effect in stemming the move on the part of before he got caught up in problems of Sarney criticized the “ alarmist tone of the Congress, said Israelis and Palestinians would insurance companies to determine who will his own, he ordered Justice Depart­ international campaign” and said satellite oversee the balloting he intends to hold on the West photos showed only 5 percent of Brazil’s rain supply the prescription drugs paid for under ment investigators to examine the Bank and in Gaza. department’s Community Relations forest had been destroyed, compared with medical insurance policies. estimates of up to 12 percent. “ We do not think there is a need of international Service. But the principle the druggists were trying supervision,” he said. “ Israel has a long tradition of The low-profile arm of the depart­ democracy and decent and honest elections.” to stress is one the American puplic generally ment is supposed to help local China, Taiwan sign accord Shamir said he thinks that a majority of the 1.4 agrees with. The choice belongs to the patient, communities mediate racial and TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan and China million Palestinian Arabs living under Israeli ethnic disputes. Rumor had it that the in the matter of who should provide the have signed an agreement that will allow control would participate in the election. “ They are medicines, just at it does with who will agency was a mess. Taiwanese athletes to compete in mainland waiting for a peaceful solution,” he said. The investigators found the rumor provide the medical care. China for the first time in four decades, to be true, but officials sat on the The territories have been plagued with violence Some insurance companies are urging or officials said today. evidence because they thought the The announcement came one day after since Palestinians began an uprising in December even requiring that some drugs be ordered by Justice Department couldn’t endure Taiwan agreed to send an official delegation to 1987. A total of 420 Palestinians and 18 Israelis have died in the unrest. mail. It may well be that ordering drugs my any more embarrassment. China for the first time. The 12-member Our associate Jim Lynch has seen Taiwanese government delegation, led by Shamir, who blames the PLO for the violence, mail reduces overhead cost and ultimately AP photo reduces the cost of medical insurance. the report, parts of which are now Finance Minister Shirley Kuo, will attend the acknowledged the PLO was likely to oppose the being examined by the Justice De­ annual meeting of the Asian Development Wyoming, Del. The warm daytime election. “ They want the immediate establishment partment’s office of professional AMISH FISHING TRIP — An Amish But mail ordering is feasible only for drugs Bank in Beijing next month. buggy towing a fishing boat makes its climate has made for good fishing in of an independent Palestinian state,” Shamir said. a patient takes regularly and knows in responsibility. None of the findings The decisions were regarded as steps in a will put anyone behind bars, but the way home down a country road near many smali ponds in the area. His plan calls for the election of Palestinian advance will be needed. And if all the drugs Nationalist inititive to counter Communist leaders to negotiate temporary self-rule. After a agency that quietly spends about $30 China’s efforts to isolate Taiwan that fit in that class were supplied by mail million a year could benefit from an trial period Shamir propose to have Israel, Untangling Bushspeak internationally. Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan work out a order houses, the cost of other drugs supplied embarrassing airing of its dirty permanent settlement. by independent pharmacists might have to laundry. Snow White suit dropped U.S. backs Haitian president increase. In the Atlanta regional office, “ We do not want to run the lives of the ‘People say I’m undecisive. I don’t know ...’ investigators found that the regional LOS ANGELES (AP) - Walt Disney Co. is inhabitants,” Shamir said in a speech Thursday. Opposing soldiers stood 200 yards Requiring patients to shop at specific drug director Ozell Sutton has been flying grumpy no more. It got an apology and dropped PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti road, shooting in the air. The “ We want them to have self-rule.” apart. stores is a somewhat different problem. One his secretary to work from Chicago its lawsuit over the use of a Snow White (A P) — Loyalist troops killed witness said the Leopards who president. And here’s Bush making little of The nearby U.S. Consulate thing a patient takes into consideration when By Tom Raum every week, at the taxpayers expense. look-alike in the opening of the Academy four rebel soldiers with cannon were shot had stolen the truck But he again opposed establishment of a Among the entries: classics such as environmentalists’ concerns about shortly after a curfew began at 7 closed as a security precaution, All the while, Sutton was complaining Awards. fire, witnesses said, and the U.S. Palestinian state on the West Bank and in Gaza, he selects a drug outlet is faith in the WASHINGTON — President Bush Bush’s demand for “ just a splash” of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline at a an official said. Its operations to the service headquarters in Wa­ r£'.’ “The academy sincerely apologizes to ambassador offered Washing­ p.m. which Shamir said “ can only be a convenient individual druggists or in the management of used to joke he had to keep his coffee at a New Hampshire truck stop February 1988 dinner in Nashua, shington, D.C., that his office needed ton’s support for the embattled After the rebels were killed, were moved to the U.S. Embassy, launching pad for terrorist attacks against the and his analysis of why he lost an Disney for the unauthorized use of Disney’s drug stores. charisma in check as vice president, N.H.: ’“The caribou love it. They rub more money. government it Haitian leader Lt. other Leopards attacked the which is several blocks away and center of our country.” Ames, Iowa, GOP straw vote: “ A lot copyrighted Snow White character and for but one thing he didn’t put under up against it and they have babies. The jet-lagged secretary cost tax­ Gen. Prosper Avril. armored car with bazookas near remained open. of people who support me were at an unintentionally creating the impression that Without the territdries, Israel at its most densely That choice should be preserved. .\t the wraps when he got the No. 1 job was There are more caribou in Alaska payers about $1,000 a week in travel The situation in Haiti remained the office of the state television, U.S. Ambassador Brunson air show, they were off at their Disney had ... sanctioned the opening produc­ very least, patients who have medical his way-with-words thing. than you can shake a stick at.” and hotel bills for a 10-week stretch chaotic as youths burned tires in the witness said. The outcome of McKinley called on Avril at the populated center is as wide as the distance between daughter’s coming-out party, they tion number on the Academy Awards tele­ the White House and Chevy Chase, a Washington Bush brought his celebrated ten­ Also, under in a chapter entitled before headquarters put a stop to the the streets and rebellious soldiers the battle was not known, but the palace and expressed support for insurance, either independently or through were teeing up at the golf course...” cast,” Richard Kahn, president of the suburb, Shamir said. dency for gaffes, misstatements and “ Mr. Sensitivity,” Bush’s comments commuting arrangements. She flew fired gunshots into the air. Loyal station stopped broadcasting his government. their employers, should have the choice of Bush’s suggestion that Soviet auto Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, sometimes wacky phrases right into during a 1987 tour of the Nazi death to Atlanta every Monday, and accord­ soldiers guarded the Presidential shortly thereafter. President Bush gave his qualified endorsement of buying from a supplier recommended by the the White House with him. mechanics come to Detroit “ because said Thursday. “ The United States is reas­ camp at Auschwitz: “ Boy, they were ing to her travel vouchers, bunked at Palace as the capital remained The four killings, two of which the principle of holding elections after discussing " It has been said by some cynic, we could use that kind of ability” and Disney alleged in its suit filed in U.S. District sured by democratization under insurance carrier or buying elsewhere and big on crematoriums, weren’t they?” the Marriott Marquis Hotel four days under a state of emergency. were confirmed by a Western the idea with Shamir at the White House. At the his 1981 toast to then-Philippine Court that Oscar producers lacked permission Avril,” an embassy statement paying the difference. maybe it was a former president, ‘If Here are some more recent exam­ a week. The soldiers slain Thursday diplomat, brought to eight the same time, the president emphasized that Israel dictator Ferdinand Marcos that “ we to use Disney’s fairy tale character. said. you want a friend in Washington, get a ples of Bushspeak, all culled from the Sutton told us the woman was an night were members of the elite number of Leopards killed since eventually must relinquish the land the Arabs lost in love your adherence to democratic The General Assembly will soon consider a dog.’ Well, we took them literally — past week: “ administrative assistant” with uni­ Leopards commando unit, which Sunday’s coup attempt. Since coming to power six principles” also made the book. Marcos suits advance the 1967 Six-Day war. that advice, as you know. But I didn’t Asked at a lunch with out-of-town que job skills and could not be easily on Sunday was among the rebel­ The deep divisions in the months ago in a coup, Avril has bill that would prevent insurance companies Also, some quick takes: “ a kitchen need that because I have Barbara reporters whether he would sign the replaced in Atlanta. He also said the MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A Philippines lious military units that staged an military were seen as a sign that restored some constitutional Bush said he told Shamir “ we do not support an from imposing restrictions on where patients in every pot,” “ tough as horserad­ Bush,” he told a group of college Fairness Doctrine passed by Con­ Washington, D.C., office had ap­ court has cleared the way for the trial of more unsuccessful coup. Sporadic more disorder may be imminent rights suspended in 1987 and independent Palestinian state, nor Israeli sover­ will buy drugs. Whatever the outcome of that ish,” “ in deep doo doo,” and a vow to students just last week. gress, Bush said: “ I never talk about proved the arrangement. than a dozen lawsuits aimed at recovering clashes between military units because Haitian soldiers rarely approved the establishment of an eignty over or permanent occupation of the West “ make sure everybody who has a job bill, the patients should be left with some say Bush has frequently made fun of his what I ’m going to sign until I know In Tucson, investigators found that billions of dollars allegedly stolen by former have been reported since then. kill each other. electoral council to prepare for Bank and Gaza.” wants a job.” in the matter. own gaffes, often jokingly referring to exactly what’s in it — read the fine the service spent at least $180,000 President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Late Thursday, a witness said It was not known how many elections. Bush’s fondness for the words By mentioning Israeli “ sovereignty,” Bush went his claim, quickly corrected, that print. Or better still, given the size of putting together a halfway house for Imelda. an armored car carrying loyal members of the 400-man Leo­ “ thing” and “ stuff” is also docu­ The embassy statement said it a step beyond his statement Monday that Israel Sept. 7 was “ Pearl Harbor Day. ” And some of this stuff that comes around, refugees, before staffers realized they In a decision made Thursday and released soldiers of the Presidential Guard pards unit were involved in the mented: “ on the visions thing,” “ the “ appears probable” that Sun­ must end the occupation of the territory. And that, in at a journalists' banquet last wee­ have somebody else read the fine didn’t have the required local consent today, the Philippines anti-graft court said the chased a truck carrying mutiny. Also rebelling are hostage thing,” “ this inflation thing,” day’s coup attempt was organ­ itself, indicated a hardening U.S. stance. kend, Bush cracked: “ People say I’m print.” for the house. Investigators also couple had repeatedly ignored summonses to members of the Leopards unit on members of the 700-man Dessa- Open Forum and “ the feminist thing.” ized by exiles linked to ousted undecisive. I don’t know about that.” To students at a local high school: concluded the contractor was padding answer the civil suits. The court also rejected a Port-au-Prince road. lines barracks, the most repres­ Shamir, in his speech, did not challenge Bush The book also recalls how Bush last dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, Bush’s one-liners — often uninten­ “ How many of you do the computer the bills with services that the claims that Marcos was too ill to respond to the The rebels fled into a house and sive unit in Haiti’s 7,000-man directly. But he called the idea of Israel trading summer introduced to President who fled to France in 1986. tional — have long brought chuckles stuff?” government should not have been allegations. the loyalist troops destroyed it army. territory for peace, which other presidents have Reagan three of his grandchildren, and grimaces alike from supporters paying for. In New York, however, U.S. attorneys with cannon fire, killing the four The rebels were in a standoff At midmorning, hundreds of endorsed, a hoax. Benefit set to aid whose mother is Hispanic: “ The little To another student group at a White and critics. In San Francisco, the regional agreed Thursday to temporarily separate and wounding one, said the with A vril’s 1,000-man Presiden­ youths poured into the capital and brown ones over there.” House session, encouraging them to Now, a greatest hits of Bush’s director Julian Klugman reportedly Marcos from its $345 million racketeering case witness, speaking on condition of tial Guard. The Dessalines Bar­ began building piles of burning “ The choice is not between Israel keeping the Historicai Society And, his discussion of his close ask questions: “ It’s a good time to wayward phrases has been collected was reluctant to answer investiga­ because they said he was in too poor of health to anonymity. racks abuts the neo-classical tires and cardboard in support of territories or risking war,” Shamir said. “ The relationship with Reagan in a cam­ speak to me and I guess, with these To the Editor: in a paperback volume entitled “ The tors’ questions. They wanted to k.now stand trial anytime soon. Earlier, the mutinous Leopards National Palace, fortified with the mutiny. Soldiers fired into the opposite is true. If we leave, there will alr.^ost paign stop last May in Twin Falls, cameras listening, be sure never to The Manchester Historical Society kicks off its Wit and Wisdom of George Bush,” why he turned an official visit to had been riding up and down the anti-aircraft guns and cannons. air, sending the youths scurrying. certainly be war.” Idaho: “ We have had triumphs, we end your sentence without — end a 24th straight year of programs and activities with a compiled by Ken Brady and Jeremy Hawaii into an eight-day vacation r\ have made mistakes, we have had sentence with a preposition, because benefit dinner to be held on Friday, April 14. at the Solomon and published by St. Mar­ it will be duly reported all across the with his wife. Klugman said he made tin’s Press of New York. sex...” Army/Navy Club on Main Street in Manchester. country.” the trip to introduce himself to new Dinner is full-course prime rib. with full-service, to The book focuses mainly on state­ The book doesn’t say it but Bush local officials in Hawaii and explain iEmergency meeting planned as fighting rages on in Namibia be followed by a unique program. ments made by Bush during last quickly corrected himself, saying he the function of his agency. But when Town Historian Herbert Bengtson will present his year’s presidential campaign and meant to say, “ setbacks. We had Tom Raum covers the White House investigators later asked Klugman acclaimed slide talk show “ Visiting Old Manches­ during his eight years as vice setbacks.” for The Associated Press. what services he planned to offer in WINDHOEK, Namibia (AP) - Lubowski, a Windhoek attorney. las into northern Namibia in set up bases. Several captured ted to the plan. command of the U.N. contingent, Hawaii, he reportedly said none. The top U.N. representative to guerrillas say they returned to said the United Nations hoped to ter” , featuring many new, never-before-seen slides violation of an accord requiring The South African Council of Klugman told us he had a busy Namibia should be replaced Lubowski belongs to SWAPO’s Namibia in search of U.N. have its first infantry battalions of Manchester, including the old American Hotel, the insurgents to remain at bases Churches, led by prominent anti­ because the United Natons has legal political wing and is a personnel and didn’t expect to in the northern battle areas by the former House & Hale building, and the Edison itenerary in Hawaii and that the trip at least 100 miles away in Angola. apartheid clergymen, said Thurs­ Theatre. What’s in a name? Try Hollywood was “ strictly business” and directed mishandled the territory’s transi­ member of the organization’s fight with security forces. early next week. On Wednesday, SWAPO leaders contend the day that “ the carnage of the last Afterwards, Lillian Grant will perform a from Washington, D.C. tion to a free state, a leader of the secretariat, its administrative the United Nations accepted a guerrillas have been in Namibia Members of the six Frontline few days” could have been The investigators were stunned by Namibian independence move­ arm. SWAPO’s top leaders and U.S. offer to airlift a battalion of light-hearted sketch called “ At A Modernist Art By Larry Knutson Heights, 111., and Hollywood Ridge “ Many years ago,” Fawell said, for some time and have no states, a southern Africa regional prevented if the United Nations the high salaries pocketed by the ment said today. the outlawed guerrilla operation about 850 Finnish soldiers to Exhibit” , which demonstrates the type of character Farms, Fla. “ Mrs. Peck was traveling east by intention of leaving for Angola. bloc, have offered to send troops had denied South Africa’s request Battles between South African- are based abroad. Namibia. impersonation popular as entertainment !50 years “ Hollywood is a very popular name train and struck up a conversation Community Relations Service em­ to reinforce the U.N. forces, the to let its forces leave their bases ago. WASHINGTON - A bright idea ployees. The 125 workers average led security forces and guerrillas However, Angola’s President from the nation’s movie capital has throughout this country, and it came with Daeida Wilcox, wife of the owner Angolan state news agency AN- to combat the guerrillas. The Seating is limited to 350, and advance tickets are more than $40,000 a year and many of the South-West Africa People’s At least 259 SWAPO guerrillas Jose Eduardo dos Santos, whose The United Nations has autho­ hit the banks of the Potomac with a up by cities and towns using these of a huge estate in California. GOP reported today. There was church council said the credibil­ required. Reservations can be made by calling earn upwards of $70,000. One concilia­ Organization raged again today, and 25 security force members country has hosted the guerrillas rized 4,650 troops for the Namibia thud. names when the towns are situated “ Mrs. Wilcox was reportedly so no word from the United Nations. ity of the U. N. peacekeeping force 643-1153 or 647-9983. Tickets are just $15 each, with tor for the Philadelphia regional military officials said. They said have been killed since gun battles for 23 years, criticized SWAPO operation, but only 921 have The idea: Register the name near a forest of holly bush,” said Rep. taken with the lyrical name Mrs. Peck was now in doubt. proceeds going to fund the activities of the society. I office works out of his home in South African warplanes have broke out Saturday, when a leaders for the incursion into South Africa, which has ruled arrived. The only forces in the Hollywood with the U.S. Patent Office E. Clay Shaw Jr., R-Fla. gave her estate — Hollywood — that hope to see you there! Pittsburgh for $44,769 a year. In San been used for the first time. cease-fire was supposed to have Namibia. Namibia for 74 years, has threa­ Cedric Thornberry, second in north are 300 logistical personnel. and ride herd on attempts to market it Shaw said his research shows that she transplanted it to her Western Francisco, a senior conciliator mak­ South Africa, Angola and Cuba taken effect, police officials said. tened to suspend the U.N. inde­ for commercial purposes. the nation’s first Hollywood was far residence,” the Illinois congressman “ I regret the SWAPO leader­ Jay Savery ing more than $55,000, flies to Los planned emergency talks Satur­ They said 78 security force pendence plan for that country if The problem: There are a dozen from California. Founded in 1650, this said. ship was not able to exercise total vice president Angeles almost every week on what day aimed at preserving the members and an undetermined the crisis is not resolved. But Hollywoods abroad in the land and 11 Hollywood is in St. Mary’s County, Apparently the name transplant control over its guerrillas at the Manchester Historical Society investigators termed questionable ' U.N.-sponsored plan for Nami­ number of SWAPO fighters have South Africa’s foreign minister, The Manchester Symphony of the 12 — and their representatives Md. came just in time, Fawell said. critical moment of the start of 106 Hartford Road assignments. bia’s independence. U.S. and been injured. Pik Botha, said Thursday that in Congress — obviously think the Rep. Harris W. Fawell, R-Ill., “ I have since learned that the Los (U.N.) Resolution 435, by stop­ Manchester The investigators found an office in Soviet obeserves were expected South African Col. Japie South Africa remained commit­ 43 Hollywood, Calif., ploy is a remarka­ contended that the name of the Angeles subdivision famous for its ping anyone crossing the Detroit that the service rented, but to attend the meeting. Orchestra and Chorale bly poor idea. California Hollywood has Illinois manufacture of celluloid had consi­ Dreyer, briefing journalists at a Angolan-Namibian frontier,” dos never used. They found a $25,000 Anton Lubowski, one of SWA- military base in the northern MANUEL ALVAREZ, CONDUCTOR “ A city is not a box of corn flakes,” roots. dered assuming the name ’Figtown,” ’ Santos said Thursday in Luanda. computer contract that was never ‘ PO’s few white members, told a town of Oshakati, said four South DAVID CLYLE MORSE, CHORALE CONDUCTOR railed Rep. Lawrence J. Smith, He said the Hollywood area in he said. EMERGENCY Andover office staff fulfilled. The New York office ran up a "-new conference that the head of African Impala jet fighters were Some U.N. and other officials D-Fla., a native of Florida’s Holly­ Chicago’s western suburbs took its Fire — Police — Medical bill of $3 436.99 one year for maga­ the U.N. operation in Namibia, called into action Thursday for have suggested SWAPO field wood. “ I brand this an attempt at name from the name of a local Larry Knutson writes for The victims of campaign zines and newspapers. The entire ' Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari, the first time this week. The jets commanders mistakenly thought commercial imperialism.” summer home owned by Mrs. Mary Associated Press. DIAL 911 Peck. agency’s annual bill for periodicals should be replaced immediately. fired on SWAPO positions, killing their units could return unmol­ Tragic Overture. Op. 81 Johannes Brahms To the Editor: With congressmen representing In Manchester was $25,000. “They (U.N. officials) are 17 people, he said. Dreyer said the ested to Namibia as of April 1 and I am greatly concerned over the personal attacks other Hollywoods rallying round on German Requiem. Op. 45 Johannes Brahms How did the Justice Department ' coming with exactly the same guerrillas lacked radio equip­ and unfair treatment of the longtime, loy^ the floor of the House, Smith opened a react? It zipped its lips and told the 'arguments as South Africa that ment and there was little chance 1 employees of the Andover Town Office Building. drive to pass legislation to “ ban the investigator who uncovered most of ’ the guerrillas must be dis- they could be instructed to retreat Manchester High Schjol Students Participating I feel these employees are being unjustly hurt by trademarking of the names of legally the dirt to forget about it. That • armed,” Lubowski said. “ What or surrender, as South Africa has negative fallout from a very negative campaign constituted political subdivisions.” Hartford Lions Club investigator, Janet Laver, was - kind of objectivity is that? demanded. being waged by a certain group of people. The mini-debate turned, probably warned by her superiors that if she ‘ “It is clear they are working These innocent parties are being harassed, inevitably, into an exercise in civic made a fuss about her findings, her ’ with the South Africans and are in South Africa claims SWAPO maligned and their very integrity is being boosterism at the expense of that job could be in jeopardy. the South Africans’ pocket,” said has sent more than 1,500 guerril­ ANTIQUE SHOW SATURDAY questioned. All of this, just to make campaign other place — which speakers re­ A service spokesman said the new headlines. Their hard work and diligent efforts to ferred to most frequently as APRIL 8,1989 director, Grace Flores Hughes, has operate the various departments within the Town “ Tinseltown.” issued directives to improve staff FARMINGTON VALLEY CHAPTER 8 PM Office Building should be commended not Florida’s Hollywood, Smith as­ morale and money management. But Sat., APR. 8 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. attacked. serted, is a thriving community of SWEET ADELINES our sources in the Justice Department This campaign should be about, and between the 150,000, a survivor of “ both hurricane Sun., APR. 9 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. BAILEY AUDITORIUM candidates and pertinent issues. say Hughes is definitely no watchdog A MUSICAL REVUE and depression,” blessed by “ friendly on waste. South Catholic High School MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL people, warm, sunny climate and 1 Friday & Saturday Judith H. Willard wide beautiful beaches.” Mlnl-editorial SOUTH STREET Republican candidate “ Don’t tread on me or my Holly­ Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan APRIL 14" 15, 1989 Hartford, Connecticut for first selectman wood,” said Smith. “ Fame, or should got up on the wrong side of the bed the General Admission I say notoriety, is no ticket to 8 P.M. EXIT 27 OFF 1-91 • Airport Rd. other day. He had an unfortunate $6 exclusivity.” interview in which he revealed some CONARD Other than the California Holly­ Students over 18 ignorance about his new job. When his 60 wood — which is an unincorporated HIGH SCHOOL and Senior Citizens ignorance was reported, Lujan called iHanrlirstrr Hrrah'i section of Los Angeles — and DEALERS the media “ a bunch of cannibals.” If WEST HARTFORD $4 Florida’s Hollywood, the Rand Villaf'f r.HAUM I’romolions Founded In 1881 that’s the case, Lujan would do well to McNally atlas lists 10 other Holly­ Contact FAMILY SPECIAL stop slathering himself in ketchup and P.O. 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The frontpage In general, our colleagues went dom, both Hudecek and I tried to that Michael J. Davies, editor and publisher of passage might discourage newspapers from is often covered with official texts to great pains to ensure that we get stories published in Mos- The Hartford Courant, subtly threatened her making free advertising space available to of speeches and government said what we wanted in the way kovsky Komsomolets, the local when arguing against legislation that would have encourage recycling programs. meetings. Stories that investigate that we wanted. There was at paper of the Communist Party heavily taxed newsprint. “ We could easily become antagonists institu­ Whalers fall 2 back corruption or criticize the actions least one exception, though. youth group. We figured that Davies denied making any threat. tionally because of the great big stick you’re of officials do not call into In the shopping story Hudecek Moskovsky Komsomolets might Mushinsky, co-chairwoman of the General trying to beat us on the head with,” Davies said question the current party policy. and I wrote, statements about be in more of a hurry to print our Assembly’s environment committee, said Da­ he told Mushinsky. “ And I said, T think that is But Valery P. Lysenko, Mos- birth control were eliminated. A stories than Moskovskaya vies suggested at a private March 22 meeting at sort of tragic, because we more naturally are koyskaya Pravda’s , editor in reporter told us that someone on Pravda. the Capitol that The Courant might not be partners than we are antagonists.’ ” despite late comeback chief, said in a February inter­ the newspaper didn’t like to see A story I wrote on a rock supportive of statewide recycling efforts if the As originally proposed, the bill would have view that the design isn’t the only the word condom appear in print. concert was accepted by an editor tax on newsprint were approved. phased in a tax of up to 3 cents per pound on the change that has occurred at Most interviews we conducted at Moskovsky Komsomolets one “ He gave a very subtle but very clear, to me, newsprint used by newspapers if it were not MONTREAL (AP) - The of a rather mild regular season advantage of the shots.” Moskovskaya Pravda. Glasnost, were in Russian and were done in day and then rejected the next. implication that he would change the paper’s made of a certain percentage of recycled paper. Montreal Canadians can be ex­ between two of the NH L’s least or the new openness under Soviet But the Montreal defense, the person. Telephone interviews are Hudecek wrote an article com­ position on recycling, and without public support Last Friday, the committee amended the bill to cused for getting complacent, but penalized clubs, and Skrudland leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, has league’s best, has allowed few probably rarer in the Soviet paring American and Soviet for the bill, we wouldn’t get anywhere,” remove all taxes. The bill now would require it nearly cost them in the second thrives on physical play. given the paper greater leeway, good shots on Roy and Babych Union than they are in the United weddings. A writer liked it, but he Mushinsky said. newspapers to use increasingly more recycled game of their Adams Division he said. States. When Montreal beat Hartford admitted dismay at learning asked her to expand it just before Davies said he made no threat of changes in paper starting in 1993. playoff series with the Hartford "O f course it has made it Sometimes those we talked to we left — something she had no Montreal had only 17 on Whalers. in six games in the first round, easier," he said. "W e feel signifi­ spoke English. Communication time for. there was not a single fight in the Sidorkiewicz. “ We laid back in the third cantly free. Before there was a lot problems developed mainly when We received a total of about 10 series. There already have been period and let them come out of “ They’re so good, when they about which we couldn’t write.” technical or legal language was cards and letters from readers. two brawls and several minor their zone and got burned,” said get chances, they’re always going He added. “ Now wetakeupany used. Some merely wished us good skirmishes this year. subject, any angle.” Brian Skrudland after Montreal Chaperoned by an official from luck. Others hoped that we would North to get a good shot and possibly downed the Whalers 3-2Thursday “ And it shouldn’t be too differ­ the Union of Soviet Journalists, be able to help them with From page 1 score.” he said. What readers think we took time out from the paper to night. “ We blew them out in the ent in Hartford,” Skrudland said problems ignored or covered up After a rough, scoreless first visit Soviet Georgia and Soviet by officials. One thing that struck third period (Wednesday night). of the next two games, Saturday Opinions I heard of the news­ But I think tonight both clubs and Sunday at Hartford’s Civic period. Montreal struck for three Estonia for a week each. In me several times during our stay the people doing it, the pilots Honduras. year in blowing up a Sandinista paper varied. Two college stu­ Center. goals in the second frame — the Georgia we spbke with several was the faith many Soviets have shipping supplies” and others in arsenal.” When North reported didn’t have much left in them by dents I met at a Moscow pizzeria ■ North met in London in second goals of the series by newspaper editors and got the in the power of the U.S. press. the aid network. In addition, back to his boss, Poindexter said the third period.” called the paper “ democratic.” mid-1986 with Panamanian Hartford’s Dave Babych Skrudland. Bobby Smith and official view of things there. public exposure would “ jeopard­ the U.S. government “ could not Skrudland has had plenty in But the editor of an unofficial strongman Manuel Noriega, who agreed. Mike McPhee — and then relaxed In Estonia, where local Com­ ize the CIA’s ability to move back be involved in assassination, but him as Montreal took a 2-0 lead in newspaper described it as a Lessons learned “ would try to take immediate in the third, when Hartford munist Party officials are push­ in” because publicity would Panamanian assistance with sab­ the series and beat the Whalers “ I think they’ll use the same conservative one that would be People asked me, when I was in actions against the Sandinistas.” outshot the Canadiens 12-2. ing for economic independence make it less likely Congress otage would be another story.” for the eighth time in nine game plan and so will we.” the last to undergo “ peres­ the Soviet Union and when I Noriega offered a list of priorities from the Soviet Union, we got a would restore military meetings this season. Babych said. Rookie Scott Young got one including “ an oil refinery, an troika.” (Perestroika is the Rus­ more varied view. We spoke with returned to the United States, assistance. ■ In early 1985, President Rea­ With only 12 goals during the sian word Gorbachev uses for the whether things had changed since airport and the Puerto Sandino gan “ urged the head of state of Babych feels the Whalers ha­ back on a drive from the point representatives from unofficial North’s testimony was pre­ regular season, the quick and current economic reforms, but it I studied Russian in Moscow four off-load facility.” Saudi Arabia to continue its ven’t tested goaltender Patrick that deflected off defenseman groups on both the left and right. ceded by a series of new disclo­ physical Skrudland has two goals is commonly used to describe years earlier. Of course, the support for the resistance. Saudi Roy and “ maybe we should take Craig Ludwig’s skate. Paul Mac- AP photo On Feb. 24. we joined thousands sures about the Reagan adminis­ ■ In an earlier meeting, a in as many games in the playoffs change in general.) newspaper exchange itself is a Arabia subsequently made a 10 more quality shots and really Derm id then scored on a rebound in Tallinn, the Estonian capital, tration’s secret assistance to the representative of Noriega had HAIR PULL — Montreal’s Shayne night at the Forum. Referee Paul Stewart The editor of the unofficial sign of change, at least as far as contribution of more than $25 and was stopped by goaltender test him. of John Anderson’s shot after for the raising of the national flag Contras. Among the revelations said the Panamanian leader was tries to break up the combatants. The paper said that Moskovskaya relations with the United States million.” Peter Sidorkiewicz on a third- rookie defenceman Donald Du- Corson, right, screams as his hair is for the first time since the Soviet in the written admissions of fact: offering to “ assassinate the San- Pravda’s democratic reputation are concerned. period breakaway. “ We’ve got to get more shots fresne coughed up the puck at the pulled by Hartford’s Grant Jennings Canadiens won, 3-2, to take a 2-0 lead in takeover in 1940. ■ Vice President George Bush dinista leadership for the U.S. ■ In a scheme initiated by was a result of its support, under The series has been a reversal and then move in and try to take blue line. during a first-period fight Thursday their Adams Division series. I remain skeptical about how was an intermediary in a secret government.” In exchange he Casey and known as Operation Lysenko’s predecessor, for Boris Freedom of the press far the so-called openness in the plan approved by Reagan and wanted a promise from the U.S. Tipped Kettle, Israel on two Yeltsin, the liberal former Mos­ Soviet media will be allowed to Besides drawing a salary, disclosed earlier at North’s trial government to help clean up occasions secretly supplied the cow Communist Party chief who reporters and photographers on go. to slip Honduras an extra $110 Noriega’s image and a commit­ Defense Department with wea­ was ousted in 1987. Deals now Soviet papers receive honorari­ I ’m not sure what impact our million in aid if it would help ment to lift the U.S. ban on pons it had confiscated from the Orioles take over first Ironically, Moskovskaya ums for each story and photo presence had at Moskovskaya support the Contras. Bush told military sales to the Panamanian PLO. The CIA advised Congress Pravda ran a sharply critical published. If a reporter or photo­ Pravda. But I ’d like to think we President Roberto Suazo that military. U.S. law forbade assas­ the weapons would be used for article on Yeltsin just before the paying off grapher is unable to get an article accomplished something by giv­ “ President Reagan had directed sinations, North told the repre­ various purposes, but “ in fact elections at the end of March. or story in the paper, he or she is ing the readers a point of view expedited delivery of U.S. mil­ sentative, who countered by many of them were provided” to with sweep of Red Sox (Yeltsin, who is considered a free to try to sell it to another one. they normally wouldn’t have itary items to Honduras” as well pointing to Noriega’s help to the the Contras as congressionally reformer and a man of the people, for Twins Taking advantage of such free­ found in the Soviet press. as other steps helpful to U.S. government “ the previous appropriated funds ran out. won a seat on the revamped BALTIM ORE (A P) - In days Orioles hadn’t scored more than the runner to third with a Bv AAlke Nadel legislature in those elections, gone by. therallyingcry here was three runs for Bautista since sacrifice bunt. Each time, the The Associated Press soundly beating his opponent.) “ pitching, defense and three-run August 5 of last year, which, runner scored from third on short The workday at Moskovskaya homers.” probably not coincidentally, was singles that would not have MINNEAPOLIS - Even Min­ Pravda begins at 11 a.m., when Now it appears to be pitching, the last time Bautista had won. allowed him to score from nesota Twins general manager editors and reporters gather in defense and sacrifice bunts. “ Give me six runs every 9 second. Andy MacPhail admits that last Lysenko’s office to discuss plans The Orioles used the bunt to set innings and it’ll be fun for me.” “ We just have to do what we April’s Tom Brunansky trade for the next morning’s paper. up runs in the fourth and fifth said Bautista, who went 6-15 as a can to win a ballgame.” said was his worst ever. Hudecek and I shared a desk in innings Thursday, got big defen­ rookie last year. He did not win in Robinson. “ Those are some of the Yet as Thursday’s 7-1 victory the Illustration Department. Pho­ sive plays from Brady Anderson his last nine starts, despite litte things that can help.” over the New York Yankees tographers would frequently drop and six-hit pitching from Jose compiling a 3.98 ERA in that One of the bunts was by demonstrated, he may have in to discuss assignments with the Bautista, on their way to a 6-4 span. Tettleton, who homered two made up for it with two trades photo editor. It was a noisy place, victory over the Boston Red Sox “ They didn’t give me nothin’ innings later for the Birds’ final that were direct offshoots of that so we sometimes arrived early to and a sweep of a rain-shortened last year,” he said. “ When they run. “ I like to think I ’m a good doomed deal. get a jump on the day’s work. season opening series. gave me three back, I said ‘oh, bunter. I ’ve been asked to do it MacPhail sent Brunansky to It became clear soon after we Their 2-0 record represents these guys want to help me’ .” often. It doesn’t bother my ego.” the St. Louis Cardinals for Tom arrived that we weren’t going to more wins than the Orioles got all Boston jumped on Bautista for The other bunt was by center- Herr because he didn’t want to be able to write news in the U.S. of last April, and marks the first three first inning runs, one fielder Anderson, who also distin­ pay Brunansky’s $1.5 million fashion or even in the Soviet way. time they’ve been in first place scoring on Ellis Burks’ double guished himself with a diving salary, he wanted a switch-hitter What the newspaper wanted were past Opening Day since 1985. and two more on a single by Jim catch of a liner by Jody Reed in who could bat second and he stories that compared life in the “ I don’t think I could have Rice. But the Orioles countered the fifth, and almost robbed Rice wanted a better offensive second United States with life in the drawn things up any better, ” said with three in the bottom of the of his two-run single on a similar baseman than Steve Soviet Union. Manager Frank Robinson, whose inning. Larry Sheets singling play in the first. “ If he plays all Lombardozzi. Much to our chagrin, it was club lost its first 21 games last home two and the third scored year, he’ll take more hits away When the oft-injured Herr decided that our stories would run season. 15 of them after he when Mickey Tettleton hit into a than any outfielder in the faltered and then threatened to under the heading, “ We through replaced Cal Ripken, Sr. as forceplay. league,” said Morgan. “ He really sign a free-agent contract with the eyes of Karla and Andrew.” manager. “ We jumped on them like we takes away the alleys.” Philadelphia. MacPhaii dealt The first month was a frustrat­ “Two games don’t make a wanted, but we couldn’t hold Anderson came to the Orioles AP photo him to the Phillies for left-handed ing time because no one seemed season, but they’ve wiped away them down,” said Red Sox last July in a trade for Boddicker. pitcher Shane Rawley. And. to be in a hurry to get our stories the doubts,” said Robinson. manager Joe Morgan. He got four hits in seven at bats BIG GUYS BATTLE — Boston’s Robert Parish (00) stuffs a shot in the basket as Golden State’s Ralph Sampson is again needing a second hitter and into print. Hudecek thought that “ They believe now they are good Baltimore scored single runs in and stole two bases in the two second baseman. MacPhail sent the paper’s rush to cover the enough, that they have the skills the fourth and fifth off Mike games against Boston. “ This is late with the defense in their game Thursday night in three pitch:''ig prospects to the December earthquake in Soviet and ability to win no matter who Smithson (0-1), who relieved the guy we heard about,” said Oakland. The Warriors won, 132-118. New York Mets for switch-hitting Armenia might have had some­ they’re playing.” starter Mike Boddicker in the Robinson. “ Good hitter, out­ Wally backman. thing to do with that. One of the biggest differences third. In each inning the Orioles standing defensive player, very Rawley and Backman paid After December passed and was the offensive support. The got a leadoff double and moved aggressive on the bases.” dividends Thursday as the Twins only three of our stories were Warriors enjoy won for the second time in three published, we decided to make up games this season. for lost time in January and Rawley pitched a three-hitter February. We filled almost every over six innings. And Backman hour of every day with interviews Trevino tames Augusta, win over Celtics tripled in two runs, singled and for stories for Moskovskaya scored twice. Pravda and our own papers. Bv Dave Carpenter lineup, had 10 points and nine “ Last year in Philadelphia, the The Associated Press rebounds in 31 minutes. Not defense wasn’t there and it was S lo w g o in g leads Masters by stroke spectacular numbers, but they always a mental struggle.” Raw- OAKLAND. Calif. - Golden provide encouragement that the ley said. “ The last five or six Despite our efforts, however, Bv Ed Shearer for winning the PGA in 1984. State has taken some brutal Warriors may have an extra years. I ’ve been a winning pitcher two stories we had written at the The Associated Press “ I may come back with poundings from Boston in recent weapon at their disposal for the with losing teams. I feel I have beginning of January had not three 80s.” Trevino said. years, losing 11 straightgames by playoffs, which they could qualify enough talent to really do well been published by the time of our AUGUSTA, Ga. - Not even “ I always regret what I an average 17 points. for this weekend with this defense behind m e” departure. One I had written on the best round of the day could say,” he added, referring to So no tears were shed for the “ Ralph blended in well with Backman. at 29 four years changes in the teaching of his­ keep Lee Trevino from insist­ past criticism of this course. Celtics when the former NBA both the small and the big younger than Rawley. also feels tory, the other Hudecek had ing that his golf game wasn’t “ When you talk as much as I do weakling kicked sand in the face lineups,” Nelson said. “ It was a he has been given a new lease on written on religion. ^ VIDEO RECOR , ^ suited to the Augusta National you put a shoe in every once in of the long-time bully after the 11 big lift.” life. The story on history consisted EVERV VIDEC course. a while.” straight losses dating back six The Celtics’ front line still The Mets decided they didn’t mostly of an interview with an Jack Nicklaus didn’t buy “ I didn’t expect to play this years. Even without Larry Bird, dominated the inside, however. need Backman because he batted education official. It turned out ♦ P that contention for one minute. well.” he said. “ It lets me the 16-time league champions Parish had 31 points and 16 only .151 right-handed, compared that a Moskovskaya Pravda Neither did Tom Watson. know there still is a spark in represent one of the finest con­ rebounds and McHale added 26 to .306 from the left side. reporter, at Lysenko’s instruc­ Nicklaus said he once told the fireplace. All I ’ve got to do quests of the Warriors’ Cinderella points and nine rebounds despite “ I never got the opportunity tion, had interviewed the same mMR Trevino, “ You can play any­ is throw the right wood on it.” season. aggravating his right ankle in­ from the right side,” he said. official after I did. where. There’s no reason in Trevino gave some of the “ This has been a very special jury. Boston outrebounded “ People can think what t)iey want Editors at the paper decided to COHOfflOHER the world you can’t play that credit for his round to a year for us,” said Golden State Golden State 57-52 — 37-20 — in to think. That’s my motto: T m hold off publication of my story CHOOSE FROMROM AMERICA'S golf course.” 21-year-old picture taken of coach Don Nelson after his the first half when it posted a 53-51 going to go out and prove until the other one ran. “ Does he have the game to him during his first Masters. It team’s 132-118 victory Thursday halftime lead. everybody wrong.’ ” The editors decided not to run FAVORITE TOP NAME BRANDS! AMANA play this course?” Watson showed his putting stance with night. Poor ballhandling and 24 tur­ 1 Backman is 4-for-8 right- Hudecek’s religion story because .R t FEDDERSPEUDtHb A - - asked. “ You bet he does.” his elbows up against his “ A year like this doesn’t come novers prevented the Celtics, who handed for the Twins. His two-run she had been unable to reach an •RCA Trevino, who has won each stomach. along often. I can’t remember are 0-22 on the road against teams triple highlighted a five-run sixth official in the Russian Orthodox GENERAL ELEC. of the four major champion­ “ I ’ve been all over the enjoying a year more,” the with winning records, from tak­ inning Thursday. Church for comment. •SPEED QUEEN^ '»WESTING..... HOUSE .WWW. c CARRIER a r r ie r ships except the Masters, place,” he said of his arms former Celtics’ star said. ing their first consecutive road He has driven in the winning Altogether, before our depar­ LEE TREVINO ^CARRIERiHARRIPa EMERSON EMERSON solved the swirling Augusta flinging while putting re­ Nelson got a lot of pleasure out wins of the season. run in two straight games — once ture, four of Hudecek’s stories •ZENITH winds Thursday better than . . . leads by one cently. “ It could only go so of the Warriors’ 48-point fourth left-handed, once right-handed. and three of mine were published. .M A P ir PHPF FRIEDRICH H i “ We were up by two at the half •TOSHIBA anyone in the 85-man field. He far.” quarter, featuring 19 points from Thursday’s performances of In addition, a story on shopping •MAblU LHEF WESTINQHOUSE but should have been up by shot a 5-under-par 67 and had a “ He gets days like this. He 'Terry 'Teagle and 15 of Chris Rawley and Backman added a that we both wrote appeared Trevino, winner of two U.S. significantly more.” said Boston •WHIRLPOOL ^MAYTAG WHIRLPOOL ^ one-shot lead over Nick Faldo ought to just go ahead and play Mullin’s 41. Mullin fell one point few more gray hairs to the head of simultaneously in Moskovskaya ...... r.w - wniripi and British Opens and two coach Jimmy Rodgers. “ Eight­ of Great Britain after the and not think about where he short of his career high. It was the first-year Yankees manager Dal­ Pravda and the newspaper Soviet •MITSUBISHI PGAs, had a bogey-free round. een turnovers in one half is way •EMERSON PLUS m a n y m o r e . ^ opening round of the 53rd is.” fourth highest one-period output las Green, who has watched his Trade. His four birdies on the front too many.” Masters. Trevino, one of the gam e’s in franchise history: the other team get outscored 19-3 the last Four additional stories — two of side came on putts of 10. 20, “ Sixth-seven on a windy day most colorful performers, three have all come in the last five Rodgers was ejected after mine and two of Hudecek’s — five and 20 feet. He also birdied two days. at Augusta is a great round of said, “ This is a confidence weeks. getting two technical fouls with The Yankees spent almost $5 remained on editors’ desks when the par-3 16th from three feet. E-Z TERMS golf,” Watson said. “ I ’m pul­ builder to find it on a course not “ That was a great basketball 6:05 remaining for calling an million to sign free agents Andy we departed. We were told they Only 10 players bettered par. □ CASH ling for him. If I can’t win, I suited to my game in difficult game,” Nelson said. “ The fourth official a name (rhymes with Hawkins and Dave LaPoint, who would appear at a later date. Faldo’s 68 had him alone in □ MASTER CARD want Lee to win.” conditions.” quarter was as good as any this Manute B ol). unraveled on successive days at At a farewell gathering in his second, one shot ahead of Scott □ VISA “ It’s fabulous to see him The 49-year-old Mexican- year.” office, Lysenko was very apolo­ Hoch, who birdied the final “ When you’re on the road you the Metrodome. □ MONTHLY PMT. playing well,” Nicklaus said. American has insisted for This high-scoring victory was a LaPoint was long gone by the getic about the fact that the 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAO hole. can’t talk about the officiating PHONE 647.9997 y y □ DISCOVER “ Lee is such a great player years that he can’t play this bit different from the others, time the game really got exciting number of articles that had made and get away with it, but I didn’t MANCHESTER, CT. that in all honesty I don’t think 6.905-yard course. Don Pooley and Andy Bean however. Nelson started Ralph in the eighth. it into the paper was so small. like what was going on out there,” SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER anybody’s surprised,” Tom This is his 18th Masters — each shot 70s and five players Sampson at center in an effort to Minnesota’s Kent Hrbek We wrote our stories in Rus­ he said. MOW YOU CAN T A K e h3B4 Kite said. “ The surprise is he he’s turned down invitations shot 71 — two-time champion counter Boston’s inside duo of charged the mound after reliever sian, and together with an editor 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET hasn’t done it here more three times and withdrew Seve Ballesteros of Spain, T. C. Robert Parish and Kevin “ We had a lot of blood flowing Dave Righetti threw a pitch high or reporter, reviewed and revised d is c o u n t CBNTEftll MANCHESTER, CONN. often.” another time because of illness Chen of Taiwan, Jumbo Ozaki McHale. from our bodies and I didn’t see and inside. Both benches emp­ them. We were able to check the “ Incredible,” Ben Cren­ — and the last he can play of Japan, Ben Crenshaw and Sampson, held out of three of any flowing from theirs.” tied. Hrbek was stopped by stories after they had been set HOURS: MON & THURS 9:30 TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT 9:30 TIL 8, SUN 12 TIL 5 shaw said of Trevino’s round. under his five-year exemption Tom Purtzer. the previous seven games while The Warriors hadn’t defeated several players and nobody was and even after they had been laid the coach went with a smaller Boston since Feb. 19, 1983. ejected. out on the page.- 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 7. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 7. 1989 — 15 Albany State next stop High School Preview SPORTS Overtime work agrees with the Blues By Barry Wllner IN BRIEF The Associated Press , NHL Playoffs for East’s Scott Altrui Manchester boys’ track Overtime, and the winning is easy Football player drowns — for the St. Louis Blues. The Blues are making a habit of this season. “ But I kept telling myself V I ; r '4 Bv Jim Tierney NATCHITOCHES. La. (AP) - Funeral working late, and they’re enjoying it. if it’s just one or two shifts, I ’ll be Manchester Herald should have good year services will be held Saturday for Kirt Thursday night they won their second ready.” Straughter, a Northwestern Louisiana football straight overtime playoff game from Sutter’s big play negated Steve After East Catholic’s Scott player who drowned in a boating accident. the Minnesota North Stars as Rick Yzerman’s first Stanley Cup hat trick. Bv Jim Tierney Straughter. 21, and two teammates were in a Altrui averaged 5.3, points per- Manchester Herald Meagher put in a backhander 5; 30 into “ We played our hardest tonight,” game during his junior year, he canoe that capsized'Wednesday on Chaplin’s the extra session. Yzerman said. “ Now we have to Lake, said Doug Ireland, a university St. Louis has won five straight OT forget it and go on to the next game. figured his chances of playing Manchester High boys’ track spokesman. games and has played four of them in Fortunately, there’s no time to dwell college basketball were, at best, Coach George Suitor is confident The other players, Freddie Wallace and on this.” remote. of a winning season. the last eight nights. Randy Hilliard, regained control of the boat “ I feel like I may have aged to about Steve Chiasson tied the game at 4-4 “ I didn’t think they were very Last year’s Indians compiled a and had begun pushing it toward the bank when 42 the last two nights by going good,” the 18-year-old Altrui said, fine 6-1 dual meet record. with a slap shot between Alain Straughter went under water. Ireland said. overtime.” said the 35-year-old Chevrier’s pads with 2:29 remaining referring to his opportunities to “ I think it’s a stronger team Straughter was pulled from the water about Meagher. “It’s crazy, especially in regulation. play basketball at the collegiate this year,” Suitor said. 15 iTiinutes later and was taken to Natchitoches when we play about four games in five Bruins 5, Sabres 3: Boston was 0-6-3 level. Boosted by a turnout of over 50 Parish Hospital, where he died. Ireland said. nights. We can’t keep that up.” against Buffalo and perilously close to The 6-4 Manchester resident athletes, Manchester should con­ Straughter was not wearing a life jacket, North Stars coach Pierre Page failing again, falling behind 3-0. The spent countless hours last tend for the CCC East title with Ireland said. Wallace, a senior linebacker, and hopes his team keeps up the good work Sabres, who won 6-0 in Game 1 at defending champion East Hart­ summer practicing and playing Hilliard, a junior defensive back, were wearing but gets better results back home. Boston, scored on their first three in leagues to enhance his game ford, Windham and South life jackets and reached shore safely, he said. Windsor. “ You don’t try to figure it out,” he shots of the second period, one by which ultimately translated into said. “ You get mad. and that’s a good Mike Foligno and a pair 27 seconds “ Overall, we should be compet­ a stellar senior campaign. emotion. You’re trying to make a apart by Pierre Turgeon. itive in the league,” Suitor said. Now, Altrui is taking his Garvey hit with lawsuit difference. We need some guys that But Cam Neely connected on a “ We have a good mix of sopho­ basketball talents to Division III want to make some difference at the power play and Greg Johnston scored mores, juniors and seniors. Be­ ATLANTA (AP) — A paternity suit filed by Albany State in Albany, N.Y. He end.” short-handeil before the period ended. cause of the weather we haven’t an Atlanta woman against former baseball will not be on scholarship inas­ In the other Norris series, Chicago Craig Janney and Bobby Carpenter been able to find out where star Steve Garvey claims Garvey ran around beat Detroit 5-4 in overtime. scored 48 seconds apart early in the much as Division III schools do everyone fits in. I’m real happy with other women and broke their engagement In the Adams, it was Boston 5. third period and Ray Neufeld clinched not award athletic scholarships. with the kids’ work ethic.” after she told him she was pregnant. Buffalo 3, and Montreal 3, Hartford 2. it with 4:18 to go. “ I ’m happy,” Altrui said. “ I The sprinting crew will be led Rebecka Mendenhall’s paternity and The Patrick winners were Philadel­ Buffalo hasn’t survived the first love basketball. I wanted to go by senior Will Rivera, a transfer breach-of-promise lawsuit against Garvey phia. 3-2 over Washington, and round of the playoffs since 1983. somewhere to get a good educa­ student from Bulkeley High in seeks damages including the cost of a wedding Pittsburgh. 7-4 against the New York Goalie Clint Malarchuk, in his first tion and to play basketball.” Hartford this year. During the that never took place. The two were to be AP photo Rangers. start since suffering a severe neck Altrui’s other college choices indoor season, Rivera set league married April 1, it said. Calgary and Los Angeles each were wound March 22. is winless in seven FLYER GOAL — Philadelphia’s Brian Propp celebrates his included Western Connecticut records in both the 300 and 500 A copy of Mendenhall’s lawsuit, which has victorious 5-2 in the Smythe. The career playoff decisions. game-tying goal past Washington goalie Pete Peeters in the State University, Eastern Con­ meters. Suitor will have Rivera, been under seal since March 2, was obtained Flames took Vancouver and the Kings “ When it was 3-0, I thought about third period of their Patrick Division game Thursday night at the necticut State University and who is also a fine 800 runner, Wednesday by The Atlanta Constitution. beat the two-time champion Edmon­ last night’s game quite a bit,” said Clark University. concentrate on the sprints. Cap Centre. Propp also got the game-winning goal in the Flyers' ton Oilers. Bruins coach Terry O’Reilly, who “ He (Rivera) is definitely the 3-2 win. Altrui led the 8-14 Eagles in Reginald Pinto/Minchester Herald McEnroe leads U.S. team All eight series resume Saturday called Johnston’s score "the big one. most versatile sprinter we have,” and Sunday at Minnesota. Chicago. scoring (18.2) and free throw COLLEGE BOUND — East Catholic s Scott Altrui (33). Suitor said. “ Instead of them having a potential SAN DIEGO (A P) — The last time the United Buffalo, Hartford, Philadelphia. New 4-1 lead at the end of the period, it was with goals by Kevin Stevens, Rob percentage. He was also the after a stellar senior year in which he averaged 18 2 Other keys in the sprinting/hur- playoffs. Both assisted on Kontos’ States won the Davis Cup, John McEnroe was York, Vancouver and Edmonton. 3-2.” Brown and Jock Callender in a team’s top 3-point shooter. Altrui, dle events are seniors Ed Saund­ the star and France was the opponent. first goal, which gave the Kings a 1-0 points a game, has been recruited by Division III Albany Blue* 4, North Stars 3, OT: Brett Hull 91-second span to spark a five-goal who totaled 401 points this past ers, Ted Miller, Larry Cullen, Flyers 3, Capitals 2: Washington lead. Kontos, to the left of the goal, State. Seven years later, McEnroe will try to lead got the winner Wednesday night and first period. The Penguins took a 2-0 season, was an 81 percent (116- Dave Lavoie and juniors Dave appeared set to grab a 2-0 edge in the sent his own rebound between Grant the U.S. team to another Cup victory over also scored Thursday. But it was lead in a playoff series for only the for-143) foul shooter. He scored in Campbell. Harold Barber. Kevin France. series, thanks to goals by Dino Fuhr’s legs on a power play. ECAC Division III Upstate Tour­ outside. We think he can be our Meagher who made the difference Ciccarelli as the second period ended fourth time in their history. double figures in all but two Colletti, Duoang Hemmavanh McEnroe and Andre Agassi will represent Kontos made it 3-1 when he took nament. Among Albany State’s No. 3 (guard/forward) man. We this time, taking Herb Raglan’s feed, and Geoff Courtnall 2:40 into the third. NHL scoring leader Mario Le- outings and led East to its first and Dave Jarvis. the United States in singles when the countries Steve Kasper’s centering pass and opponents in the area are Trinity graduated a senior at that spot. wheeling and beating goalie Kari But Brian Propp scored two power- mieux, who had been held to one assist state tournament appearance in As usual, the middle distance- meet in the quarterfinals Friday through sent a backhander over Fuhr’s right College in Hartford and Wesleyan (At East) he was asked to do a lot Takko with a backhander. play goals off deflections in the final in the first two games after finishing five years. /distance events will be the Reglnald PInto/Manchetter Harald Sunday at the Sports Arena. Ken Flach and shoulder. Then the free agent who University in Middletown. for them. I know he was playing “ I got the puck. I just turned around 8:35, including the winner with 51 the regular season with 199 points, Indians’ strong suit. All were Robert Seguso, who are undefeated as a Davis signed with the Kings March 7 — it’s Albany State assistant coach “ We’ve been actively recruit­ TOP SPRINTER — Will Rivera, a transfer student from and fired it,” Meagher said. “ (When) seconds remaining in regulation. scored his first-ever playoff goal into the point for them at the end of the members of the successful cross Cup team, will play doubles for the U.S. his second stint with them — com­ Bob Beyer thinks Altrui will fit in ing Scott since December.” I started playing with Davey Keon in After Courtpall’s goal. Keith Acton an empty net with 1:06 remaining. year. That can only help him in country team in the fall. They Buikeley High, wiil be a key in the sprint events for “ This is the most exciting Davis Cup pleted his big night with a power-play nicely to their program, which Beyer said. “ We like the way he Hartford, he taught me that shot. I ’ll made it 2-1 and Propp tied it by tipping “ We wanted to come out strong,” college. The opportunity for him include seniors Craig Hemp­ Manchester High this spring. matchup I can think of,’ ’ said Tom Gorman, the goal 1:20 into the third period. finished 20-8thisyearand wonthe can shoot the ball from the have to give it a name.” Gord Murphy’s shot from the right Stevens said. “ We didn’t expect five in to play is definitely there.” stead, Todd Liscomb, Rick Ea­ U.S. captain. “ This is just an incredible match The North Stars might have some point past Pete Peeters. the first 10 or 12 minutes. We wanted Flames 5, Canucks 2: Calgary ton. Zack Allaire and Mark Todd, lermo, and sophomores Steve for name value and competition.” said. names for it. none of them printable. The Flyers went on a power play to establish we were in our building rebounded from being stunned 4-3 in juniors Pat Dwyer and Dave Borgida, Rob Johnson, (Thris Yannick Noah and Henri Leconte will play Schedule: April 11 Rockville H, 14-15 Blackhawks 5, Red Wings 4, OT: when Dale Hunter slashed goalie Ron and we were going to play strong. overtime by the Canucks in the Ghabrial, and sophomore Dave Mena and Brian Schwartz. singles and doubles for France. Eastern Relays (New Britain), 22 East Duane Sutter, an unlikely source for Hextall with 1:29 remaining. A “ The first five minutes killed us,” opener. The Flames, whose best Hoagland. Junior Matt Prignano and '**'“V* A' 25 Windham On Friday, it will be McEnroe vs. Noah and H, 28-29 New Britain Invitational A. offense but a proven playoff per­ half-minute later, Propp was being Rangers coach Phil Esposito said. “ I record in the league was 43 points in Smoltz is growing up fast “ Hopefully no one will get hurt Campbell will be the top per­ Agassi vs. Leconte. Flach and Seguso will play May 2 South Windsor A, 5 Fermi H, 9 former, provided the heroics for knocked down just outside the Wa­ don’t know what to say. Mental front of the Canucks, moved ahead 4-0 and they (middle distance/dist- formers in the weight events with Noah and Leconte in doubles on Saturday, and Hartford Public H, 13 Hartford Public Chicago. Sutter, who won four Stanley shington crease when Tim Kerr took a preparation still is my pet peeve. and drove Kirk McLean, the hero of ance) could carry us in dual aid coming from junior George Inyltatlonal H, 16 Enfield H, 20 Man­ the competition will conclude Sunday with chester Invitational H, 23 East Hartford Cups with the New York Islanders, shot from the lower left circle. The “ It was not a lack of effort. We were Game 1. from the net. meets,” Suitor said. Lata and seniors Jerry Decelles McEnroe vs. Leconte and Agassi vs. Noah. as member of the Braves H, 25 League Meet (East Hartford), 30 scored at 14:36 of overtime to tie the puck hit Propp’s skate and went past absolutely horrendous in our zone in Joel Otto, Colin Patterson, Theoren The jumpers look solid led by and Andy Dalessio. Sectional Meet (East Hartford). series. Peeters. the first 5-7 minutes.” Fleury, Doug Gilmour and Hakan juniors Vyen Phan. Mike Cas- “ We have a lot of inexperienced June3ClassLLMeet (NewBritain),? Bv The Associated Press State Open (New Britain), 10 New Dirk Graham, who had a goal and “I was getting cross-checked in Kings 5, Oilers 2: Chris Kontos. who Loob got fhe Flames’ goals. Greg pitched seven strong innings and tagna. Bob Hartnett, Nick Pa- kids in the weight events,” Suitor NHL talking of expansion Tim Wallach singled home the Englands (Brown University) two assists, took a pass from Bob front of the net,” Propp said. “ Tim started this season in Switzerland, got Adams and Brian Bradley provided John Smoltz is growing up fast. NL Roundup winning run in the eighth inning TORONTO (A P) — National Hockey League Murray and slammecl a long shot off took a shot and it hit me on the foot. his first NHL hat trick with a goal in Vancouver’s offense. At 21. he’s the youngest as the Expos beat Pittsburgh. president John Ziegler said Thursday that the the backboards. The puck bounced That’s the way it bounces sometimes. each period. The Kings outshot the “ We got a little upset.” Otto said. NHL intends to expand and that a report straight out to Sutter, who snapped it Oilers 44-22 in evening the series. member of the Atlanta Braves season-opening three-game Perez held the Pirates to three I was glad to get the bounce.” “ We came out with a little vengeance. and starting to learn a thing or hits and two runs, one on Barry Cheney Tech golf triumphs, recommending possible sites and dates will be past goalie Greg Stefan. Penguins 7, Rangers 4: Pittsburgh, Wayne Gretzky and Bernie Ni- series. We banged and tried to be a little more presented to the Board of Governors in “ It’s been hard not playing a lot,” two. Leary, 17-11 last season, lost his Bonds’ fourth-inning homer and in its first playoff appearance since cholls, the Kings’ top two scorers, physical against this team. We played December. said Sutter, who had just seven goals “ Every time I pitch, I ’m going shutout in the ninth inning when another on Bobby Bonilla’s run­ 1982, blew out struggling New York added their first goals of this year’s a lot better than we did last night.’’ “ Yes, there will be expansion.” Ziegler said. out to win and pitch seven or eight Kal Daniels led off with a walk scoring single in the seventh. strong innings.” Smoltz said. weather delays rest of slate “ We have to avoid the mistakes we did in the and scored on Jeff Reed’s two-out Reliever Tim Burke, 1-0, got the past. We want to make sure when we expand, it “ Last year was a big learning double. Leary walked two and victory with a scoreless inning is part of our business plan. experience. I learned how to be a struck out seven. and Joe Hesketh pitched the ninth The Cheney Tech boys’ golf at the Manchester Country Club. St. Thomas Aquinas for today “ The various alternatives will be before the better pitcher, not just a Kirk Gibson had a hand in the for his first save. team opened its season by shut­ All other scholastic action was postponed. SCOREBOARD thrower.” board.” Ziegler added. “ Whether the board Dodgers’ first two runs. He Trailing 2-0 in the eighth, ting out Prince Tech, 5-0, Thurs­ schedule for Thursday afternoon The (Theney Tech baseball will want more work or whether they will then Smoltz drove in a run with a singled in a run in the third inning Montreal tied the score on Otis day afternoon at the Manchester was either canceled or postponed game with Bacon Academy was triple and allowed six hits in Nixon’s two-run double and took make a decision is hard to predict right now.” Shots on goal—Chlcogo 9-1Z12-9—43 De­ cnecKing), 7:50; Sutter, Von (roughing).9:42; against starter Rick Mahler and Country Club. Cheney’s Jeff due to the weather. The East moved to Tuesday while the East rein 1 (Courtnall, Stevens), 19:59 (pp). Bruins 5, Sabres 3 LIdster, Von, molor (fighting), 9:42; Mocln- Ziegler said the committee doing the report Penalties—Somuelsson, Phi (high- troit 19-126-6—43. eight-plus innings to lead the got caught in a run-down in the the lead on Wallach’s single. O’Connor shot a 39 to take Catholic boys’ track meet at Power-plov Opoortunltles—CMcooo 2 of 7; nls. Col (roughing), 9’42; M.Hunter, Cot, Catholic-Manchester girls’ soft- sticking) 1:31; Chvehrun, Phi (cross­ mlnor-molor (Instlgotor, fighting), 9:42; Braves past the Houston Astros Phillies 8, Cubs 3; Chris James won’t recommend specific cities “ but they Hockey checking), 5:56; Hatcher, Wos (Interfer­ Detroit t of Z sixth inning, allowing Alfredo medalist honors. Also winning Southington was canceled while ball game was rescheduled to Buffalo 0 3 0—3 Goalies—Chlcogo, Chevrier, 1-1-0 (43 Tontl, Von (trlpn‘r,g), 10:03; Brodtev, 3-2 Thursday night. went 3-for-4 with four RBIs and probably will narrow it down and describe ence), 6:14; Wells, Phi (high-sticking), Boston 0 2 3— 8 Von (tripping!, 11:01; Mocoun, Col Griffin to score. their matches for Cheney were the East Catholic baseball game May 16. Also postponed were 7:30; Peeters. Was, served by Druce shots-39 saves). Detroit, Stefan, 1-1-0 (43-38). “ Being the youngest (on the Steve Ontiveros won his first what cities have to offer. Then it will be up to Brst Period—None. Penoltles—Ruuitu, (sloshing), IVOs Otto, Cot (hIgh-stIckIng), Expos 3, Pirates 2; Pascual Mike Morey, John Gorsky and with Windham was rescheduled Coventry High baseball and soft- (Interference), 11:41; Hextall, Phi, served )>v But (holding), 2:53; Jonnev, Bos (hold­ 16:30. the board to say how they will go about the Mellonby. (sloshing), 18:44. team) has made me grow up Perez, making his first start for game in the NL as Philadelphia Andy Cavar. to this afternoon at 3:30 at Eagle ball games with Cromwell. Both NHL playoff glance ing), 8:41; Anderson, But (tripping), ShoH on goal—^Voncouver 9-10^—25. process.” Third Period—2, Washington, Courtnall 2 12:25; Maguire, But (tripping), 14:46; Blues4, North Stars 3 (OT) Colgorv 17-11-9-37. faster,” Smoltz said. “ Our whole Montreal following a two-month defeated Chicago in Wrigley Cheney’s next match is Monday Field. The regularly scheduled contests were rescheduled for (Gould, Hotchec),2:40.3, Phllodelphia, Acton Sweenev. Bos (high-sticking), 17:34. There has been talk of a rival league forming Power-plov Opportunities—Voncouver 1 of pitching staff is young, and I like Field. against Cromwell and Vinal Tech East Catholic baseball game with DtvHlon ScmHInoU 1 (Bullard, Wells), 7:08. 4, Phllodelphlo, Second Period—1, Buffalo. Foligno 3 8; Colgorv 2 of 6. stay at a drug treatment center. today in Cromwell. Propp 3 (Murphv, Kerr), 11:25 (pp). 5, (Bodger), 1:18. 2, Buffalo. Turgeon 2 M ln n tM ta 3 0 0 0— ^ our chances.” if the NHL drags its feet on expansion. WMhMMkiv, April 5 $t. LouH 1111^ Goalies—Voncouver. McLeon, 1-1-0 (28 W(»Mnoton 3, PlillodelpMa 3 Phllodelphia, Propp 3 (Ekiund,Kerr),19:09 (Anderson, Ledvord), 3:08. 3, Buffalo, shots-24 soves). Weeks (0:00 3rd, 9-8). The Braves finished next-to- Hamilton, Ontario, is anxious for a team, as (pp). Penoltles—Secord, Phi (tripping), Turgeon 3 (Foligno, Ledvord), 3:45. 4, First Period— Minnesota, Govin t Pittsburgh 3, New York Rangers 1 (Berezon), 1:36. 2. Minnesota, Bellows 1 Colgorv, Vernon, 1-1-0 (25-23). are Milwaukee and other American cities. Montreal 6, Hartford 7 3:52; Hatcher. Wos (hlah-stlcklno), 10:49; Boston, Nedv 1 (Carter, Bourque), 6:24 (pp). A—19,053. last in earned run average last Hunter, Was (sloshing), 18:3). 5, Boston, Johraton 1 (Bricklev, Thelven), (Hobscheld, Broten), 10:20 (op). 3, St. Buffalo 6, Boston 0 Louis, Hull 2 (Federko), 12:56 (pp). 4, Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— season. 4.09, and Manager Russ Detroit 3, Cblcogo 7 19:25 (sh). Penalties—Porker, But, mlnor- Ron Asselstine, Leon Stickle. Ryan Express off the track in Rangers’ debut Shots on goal—Phllodelohlo 5-7-14—^26. MInneosto, Broten 1 (Bellows, Barber), molor-gome misconduct (roughing, high- Nixon decided to go with his St. Louis 4, Minnesota 3, OT 16:19 (pp). PerHittles—Siren, Min, double Vancouver 4. Colgorv 3, OT Woshington 6-10-5—2). sticking), 1:56; Galley, Bos, double minor youngsters. IBO to allow NBA pros Power-plov Opportunities—Phllodelphia (roughing), 1:56; Hartman, But (rough­ minor (holding, unsportsmanlike con­ Klng85,0llers2 Bv The Associated Press the save. Edmonton 4. Los Angeles 3 duct). 3:32; Lowrv, StL (boarding). 8:30; “ He was outstanding. He did series against Seattle after taking White Sox 3, Angels 2: Ron Kittle Tliuridov# April 4 2 of 4; Washington 1 of 8. ing), 10:57; Jonnev, Bos (sloshing), Brewers 3, Indians 0: Chris Bosio MUNICH, West Germany (AP) — Interna­ Goalies—Philadelphia, Hextall. 1-1-0 (21 )0;57; Sweenev, Bos (holding), 12:47; Hobscheld, Min (Interference), 12:53; its final seven in spring training. snapped an eighth-inning tie with PbllodelDbla 3, Washington Z serlestled F=eotherstorw, StL (Interference), 14:57; Edmonton 0 2 0—2 everything you would want,” tional basketball voted overwhelmingly today l-l shots-19 saves). Woshington, Peeters, 1-14) Bodoer, But (roughing), 17:35; Burridge, Bos The Ryan Express pulled into AL Roundup pitched a three-hitter and retired Storm Davis, 1-0, allowed seven a two-out double. Willie Fraser (26-23). (roughing), 17:35; Wesley, Bos (hooking), Bellows, Min (roughing), 17:52; Feather- Los An«st«f 1 3 1—6 Nixon said of Smoltz. “ He drove to allow professional players into the Olym­ Pittsburgh 7, New York Rangers 4, stone, StL (roughing), 17:52. Rrst Period—1, Los Angeles. Kontos 2 Arlington, but the first stop the final 16 batters, gaining his hits and three runs in five-plus 0-1. hit Greg Walker with a pitch PIttsburghleods series ZO 17:59. in a run and scored the game­ pics, a move that will permit the United States Third Period—6, Boston, Janney 1 (Carter, SecorKt Period—5. St. Louis, Meogher 1, (Nlcholls, Gretikv), 10:0) (DP) wasn’t a winning one. first victory as a starter since Montreal 3. Horttord Z Montreal leads 13:17. PefKiltles—Hobscheld, Min, molor Penoltles—Brown, Edm (hlon-stickino), winning run.” innings. He left in the sixth with a with one out. After Harold Baines scries Z6 Penguln87.Rangers4 Thelven), 1:08. 7, Boston, Carpenter 1 Nolan Ryan got a no-decision in allowed the winning run to score May 16. He struck out three and to use National Basketball Association players (Burridge, Bouroue), 1:56 (pp). Z Boston, (fighting), 2:42; Tilley, StL, molor (fighting), 2:58; Miller, LA (rouohino), 2:58; Ander­ bruised right knee after being hit nied out. Kittle doubled into the Boston 5, Buffalo Z series tied 1-1 2:42; Berber, Min (tripping), 3:11; McRae, son, Edm (stashing), 4:3); Ououov, LA Kevin Bass led off the ninth his Texas Rangers’ debut Thurs­ in the eighth. walked none. for the first time in 1992. Chlcogo 5, Detroit 4, OT, series tied M Neufeld 1 (Sweenev, T helven), 15:42. by Scott Bradley’s line drive. left-field corner. N.Y. Rangers 2 0 1— 4 Penoltles-Bodger, But (Interference), Min (unsportsmanlike corxtuct), 3:11; (sloshing), 4:31; Duchesne, LA (holding), with a single and Bill Doran With the score tied 2-2, Willie At a special session in Munich’s Olympic St. Louis 4, Minnesota 3, OT, St. Louis leodb Pfftsbutgh 5 1 1—7 Momesso, StL (unsportsmonllke con­ 5:33; Jonsson, Edm (hooking), 8:59; day night, allowing seven hits and Gary Sheffield broke a score­ series 7-0 1:43; Maguire, But, molor (fighting), followed with a run-scoring dou­ Stadium, delegates voted 55-15 to drop the First Period—), Plttsburoh, Stevens 1 4:25; Hortmon, But, molor-mlsconduct- duct), 3:11; P.Cavolllnl, StL (sloshing), Duouov, LA (cross-checking), 10:50; Brown, four runs over five innings as Wilson walked off Duane Ward, Colgorv Z Vancouver Z series tied 1-1 (Cunnevworth), 3:06. 3, Plttsburoh, 6:21; Brooke, Min (holdlr>g), 10:26; Broten, Edm (tripping), 14:09; DeGrov, LA ();aok- ble to chase Smoltz. Joe Boever less tie with a two-out, eighth­ Los Angelet 5, Edmonton 2, series tied 1-1 gome misconduct (ffghtlng), 4:25; Hogue, Texas beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 0-1, Kevin Seitzer sacrificed and restriction on professionals. A Soviet proposal Brown 1 (Coffev), 3:35. 3, Pittsburgh, But, molor .misconduct (fighting), 4:25; Min (holding), 15:49; Lolor, StL (cross­ Ino). )7:16. inning homer. Robin Yount fol­ checking), 18:45. came on to retire the side for his on Rafael Palmeiro’s seventh­ George Brett was walked to limit each national team to two pros was Callender) (Loney,Cullen),4:37.4, New York, Shoebottom, Bos, motor (fighting), 4:25; Second Period—2, Edmonton, Messier 1 second save in as many nights. lowed with a triple off the top of Lofleur 1 (Petit, Proese), 6:36 (pp). 5, Galley, Bos, molor-gome misconduct (fight­ Third Period—6, St. Louis, P.Cavolllnl 1 (Smith), 7:36. 3, Los Angeles, Nlcholls 1 inning RBI single. intentionally. turned down by the same margin. Pittsburgh, Bouroue ) (Coffev, Cullen), ing), 4:25; Crowder, Bos, molor-gome (Roberts, Meogher), 18:16. Penalties— (RobHollle), 8:00. 4, Los Angeles, Kontos 3 the fence in center to chase NHL playoff reaulta Murphv, Min (roughing). 14:48; Roberts. StL Last season, the Braves failed to “ It wasn’t a real good perfor­ With a 3-1 count on Danny Get Snapper quality and The vote waS secret and it was not known how 7:51. 6, Pittsburgh, Cunnevworth ) misconduct (fighting), 4:25; Neely, Bos (Kosoer, Loldlow), 13:12. 5, Los Angeles, starter Bud Black. Rob Deer then (McUwaln, Loney), 12:48. 7, New York, (Interference). 8:28; Ramsey, But (rough­ (roughing), 14:46; Giles, Min (elbowing), Gretikv 1 (Welmer), 15:52. 6, Edmonton, have consecutive saves. Tartabull, Wilson broke for third various nations voted. 15:50. mance,” the all-time strikeout doubled off reliever Keith Ather­ Leetch 1 (Patrick. Sondstrom), 14:39(pp). ing), 10:58; Molorchuk, But, served by Jonsson 2 (Messier), 17:50 (po). Penalties— “It wasdoordie. That’smyjob. leader said, “ If I don’t shut as Todd Stottlemyre pitched ball big savings when you trade up to On Thursday, the head of the USA Amateur CanadlanaS, Whalers 2 Penoltles—Hordv, NY (unsportsmanlike Andreychuk (roughing). 10:58; Neely. Bos Overtime—7, St. Louis. Meogher 2 Smith, Edm (rouohino), 1:14; Tovlor, LA ton, scoring Yount, and Glenn conduct), 1:18; Niton, NY (roughing), (roughing), W:S8t; Valve, But, double minor (Roglon, G.Cavalllnl), 5:30. Penoltles— (rouohino), 1:14; Corson, Edm (sloshino), It was a position where you can’t four for a walk. But Whitt threw to Basketball Association, David Gavitt. said None. somebody out. I ’m not happy. I Braggs singled in Deer. );18; Bouroue, Pit, doublemlnor (rough­ (rougblng), 19:19; Sweenev, Bos (rough­ 3:53; Gregg, Edm (tripping). 10:35; Loldlow. make a mistake,” Boever said. having the pros in the games would guarantee ing, unsportsmanlike conduct), 1:17; ing), 19:19. Shots on gool—MInnesoto 13-9-^1—32. LA (holding), 13:40; Kennedy, LA (hooking), didn’t want to get off on the wrong third and the ball went over Kelly Horfford o 0 1—4 St. Louis 9^7-12-4-32. Elsewhere in the National Montreal o 3 e—3 Sondstrom, NY (roughing), 4:S5; DIneen, Shots on goal—Buffalo 46-7—17. Boston 17:07. foot and embarrass myself.” Gruber’s head into the outfield, Athletics 11, Mariners 3: Mark a U.S. gold medal in Barcelona. He welcomed Pit (roughing), 4:55; Cunnevworth, Pit 6-11-15—32. Power-plov Opportunities—MInnesoto 2 Third Period—7, Los Angeles, Kontos 4 League, it was Los Angeles 4, First Period—None. Penoltles—Ludwig. of 4; St. U uls 1 of 7. Ryan signed as a free agent allowing Wilson to score. McGwire, Carney Lansford and the vote, telling the delegates it was needed in Mon (boarding), 1:04; Svoboda, Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 4:55; Sond- Power-plov Opportunities—Buffalo 0 of 5; (Nlcholls. Duchense), 1:30 (op). strom, NY, double minor (elbowing, rough­ Boston 2 of Z Goalies—MInnesoto, Takko, 0-1-0 (32 Penalties—Simpson, Edm (rouohino), :37; Cincinnati 1; Montreal 3, Pit- Jeff Montgomery. 1-0, pitched Dave Parker each drove in two "this new worldwide era.” (high-sticking), 4:33; Evoson, Hgr, molor shots-28 saves). St. Louis, MItlen, 2-O-0 with the Rangers last December (fighting), 12:)8; Jennings, Hor, triple ing), 8:27; Show, NY (roughing), 8:27; Goalies—Buffalo, Molorchuk, 0-1-0 (33 Jonsson, Edm (holding), 6:59; Robltollle, LA tburgh 2: and Philadelphia 8, (32-29). for a guaranteed $2 million over two innings of one-hit relief. Steve runs for Oakland, which has won Friday’s decision means that after years of mlnor-molor (roughlng-Z unspoiismanllke Callander, Pit (roughing), 8:27: Bouroue, shots-27 saves) Boston. Moog, 14V0 (17-14). (hooking), 7 :» ; Locombe, Edm, molor- SNAPPEtl Pit (roughing),8:27; Hordv, NY (charging), A—11,644. gome misconduct (hloh-stlcklng), 11:33; Chicago 3. St. Louis at New York conduct, fighting). 11:1S; Lemleux, Mon, two years. He was plagued by Farr pitched a one-hit ninth for its season-opening, tree-game complaining that amateur-only rules deprived 9:41; Lemleux, Pit (cross-checking), 13:24; A—14>48. Referee—Kerry Fraser. Linesmen—Roy DeGrov, LA (hooking), 12:26; KurrI, Edm was rained out. mlnor-molor (roughing, fighting), 12:11; Scopineilo, Don McCourt. muscle problems in his legs it of its best players at Olympic time, the nation Carson, Mon, mlnor-molor-gome miscon­ Johnson, Pit (holding), 13:43; Show, NY Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— (rouohlng), 17:57; Smith. Edm, mlnor- mlsconduct (rouohlng), 17:57; McSorlev, “ It would have been nice to that invented basketball a century ago at last duct (Instigator, fighting), 13:11; Peterson, (Interference), 17:11; Petit, NY (rough­ Wovne Bonnev, Rvon Bocok. 1 during spring training and have gotten the complete game, Hor (holding), 17:11. ing), 18:24; Brown, Pit (rouohlng), 18:24; Flames S, Canucks 2 LA (roughing), 17:57; Miller, LA, minor- pitched just 15 innings. will be able,to call upon its biggest stars, Second Period—1, Montreol, Skrudlond 2 KIslo, NY, molor (fighting), 19:12; misconduct (rouohlng), 17:57; Welmer, but I ’m happy,” Smoltz said. TROUT DERBY Greschner, NY, double minor (roughing), LA (holding), 18:30. He didn’t have a good fastball whether they play for the New York Knicks or (Green, MePhee), :36. 2, Montreal Smith “ Joe came in and did the job. I 2 (Noslund, Svoboda), 17:02 (op). Z Mont­ 19:13; Callander, Pit, double minor Voncouvor o 1 1—l Shots on goal—Edmonton 106-6—22. Los against Detroit but still struck out McNeese State. real, AAcPbee 2 (Gilchrist, Corbonneou), (roughing), 19:12; Coffev. Pit, molor Coltarv 1 2 1—8 Angeles 14-18-12—44. stayed ahead of the hitters, and (fighting), 19; 12. Power-plov Opportunities—Edmonton lot eight, increasing his all-time $150.00 Longest Trout And despite a lukewarm reception from NBA 18:25. Penalties—MocDermld, Hor BlackhawksS, Wlngs4(0T) Rrst Period—I.Coloorv.OHo 1 (Potterson, then I was able to stay in there (roughing), 8:17; Lodouceur, Hor, mis­ Second Period—8, Pittsburgh, Zolopskl 1 AAocoun), 8:20 (sh). Z Coloory,Patterson 1 7; Los Angeles 2 of 7. record to 4,783. No Limit • Public Invited players, it means the Olympic losses suffered conduct, 10:39; Lemleux, Mon, miscon­ (Collendor, Coffev), 13:52 (op). Penoltles- (OHo, Romooe), 19:59. Penalties—T.Hunter, (taalles—Edmonton, Fuhr, 1-1-0 (44 and finish them off. It was real duct, 10:39; Robinson, Mon (delov of gome). Gronoto, NY (sloshing), 1:57; Nllon, NY CMcoto lie 1—8 Col (hlgh-stlcklno), 5:29; Moclnnls, Col shots-39 saves). Los Angeles. Hrudev, l-OO “ I had 107 pitches and I Sunday, April 9th, 1989 - 9:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. by the United States against the Soviet Union in (high-sticking), 1:57; Stevens, Pit (Interler- (22-30). important to stay ahead because 10:39; MocDermld, Hor (unsportsmonllke OetroH 1 8 1 0 —4 (Interference), 7:47; G.Adoms, Von probably could have pitched Manchester Sportsmen's Association MODELS 1972 and 1988 won’t be repeated in Barcelona in conduct), 11:37; Skrudkmd, Mon (unsports­ ence), 3:06; Hordv, NY (trippine), 4:26; Rrst Period—), Detroit, Yiermon 1 (roughing), 11:35; Munvn, Col (rouohino), A—16.005. they’re a great fastball-hitting 21405P Coufleld, Pit, misconduct, 7:43; Ruff, Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen—Kevin another inning, but we didn’t 1992, says Dave Gavitt, a veteran college coach manlike conduct), 11:37; Peterson, Hor (Gallant, Norwood), 6:09. 3, Chlcogo, 11:35; OHo. Col (elbowing). 11:35; Romoge. team. 612 Merrow Road, Coventry, Connecticut 2H 04P (blgh-ttlcklno), 13:17; Green, Mon NY, mlnor-molor (high-sticking, light­ Graham ) (Preslev), 8:49 (pp). Z Chicago, Col (rouohino), 12:59; Bridomon, Von Collins, Mork Vines. want to push it.” Ryan said. “ My and president of the USA Amateur Basketball (roughing), 13:17: Ferraro, Hor (trip­ ing), 8:56; Johnson, PH, mlnor-molor (high- Sovord 2 (Preslev, Wilson), 9:59. 4, Detroit, (roughing), 12:59; Roberts, Col (cross­ “ My game is to get on the RAIN OR SHINE sticking, roughing), 8:56; DeBlols, NY main concern was to win my first - INSTANT CASH SAVINGS - Association. ping), 15:41. ' Yiermon 2 (Dotes, Chiasson), 11:48 checking), 14:09; Loob. Col (roughing), mound and throw. I ’ve got to have Follow signs oft Route 44 Coventry and 32 Willington. Third Period—4, Horttord, Young 2 (holding), 11:26; Petit, NY (sloshing), 13:41; (pp). Penalties—Graham, Chi (trlp- 14:09; Smvl, Van (roughing), )4;09; SuHer, game, but I ’m pleased the way (Quennevllle, Turgeon), 7:00. 5, Horttord, Sondstrom, NY (roughing), 14:48, Hllller, PH olng). ):14; McGill. Chi (sloshing), 4:53; Von (roughing), 17:24; Smvl, Von tempo and rhythm. (Catcher) (roughing), 14:48; Leetch, NY (hlgh- Calendar the team battled back. “ I didn’t Slocked — Private Pond AAacDermId 1 (Anderson, Somuelsson), NIK, Del, molor-gome misconduct (high- (roughing), 17:34; M.Hunter, Col (rough­ Jody (Davis) called a great Easy Goer tops field 14:10. penalties—None. stlcklng), 16:01; Errev. PH (hIgh-stIckIng), sticking), 4:53; T.Murrov, Chi, molor-gome ing), 17:24; PepllnskI, Col (roughing), 17:24. know the Detroit lineup and had Brookles, Brownt, Balnbowtll Shots on gool—Hartford 8-9-12—29. Mont­ 16:0); Quinn, PH (holding), 18:41. misconduct (h lg h -tllc k ln g ). 10:14; game, and I was confident with * * NEW YORK (A P) — Easy is not only part of real 5-10-2-17. Creighton, Chi (boordlng), 17:17. Second Period—3, Colgorv, Fleurv 1, to rely on Sunny (catcher Jim 6 0 0 0 ^ 0 0 Third Period—9, New York, Ogrodnlck 1 him.” Connecticut License Is Not ReouireO Power-ploy Opportunities—Horttord 0 ol 3; Second Period—5, Chicago, Creighton 2 3:20. 4, Colgorv. Gilmour 1 (Moclnnls, TODAY Sundberg). They did hit some OFF THE OFF THE OFF ANY Jhe colt’s name, but it’s also the way he does (PetH, Greschner), 6:15 (pp), X), New York, With the score tied l-l, the Montreal 1 of 4. (Sovord, Lormer), 5:08 (pp). 6, Chlcogo, Suter), 12:25 (do). 5, Vancouver, BoMboll good pitches off me.” • CASH PRIZES • TROPHIES #- RATED MOWER #' SELLING RIDER TRACTOR things. Goalies—Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, 0-1-0 Wilton 1 (Sondstrom), 7:54. 11, Pitts­ Preslev I, 13:50 (sh). Penalties—King,Det G.Adoms 2 (Tontl, Nordmork), 15:56. Wlndhomof Boat Catholic, 3:30 Braves scored two runs off Jim (17 shots-14 saves). Montreal, Roy, 2-00 burgh, Lemleux 1 (Borrosso), 18:54. (elbowing), 4:49; Creighton, Chi (hold­ Penalties—Stern, Von (sloshing), 4:08; Prince Tech at Cheney Tech, 3: X) Palmeiro delivered the game­ $150.00 BY A LEADING IN AMERICA 33” 41" 48" Trainer Shug McGaughey hopes nothing Penalties—Johnson, PH (holding), 3:17; Deshaies, 0-1, with two outs in the (39-27). ing), 9:02; Bossen, Chi (Interference), Roberts. Col (roughing), 4:08; Munvn,Col Seftboll winning run with an infield single Longest Trout Award CONSUMER FOR THE PAST CUTTING WIDTHS changes Saturday when Easy Goer takes a A—18,563. Hllller, PH (roughing), 4:19; Brown, PH 11:57; Norwood. Det (hooking), 14:36; (tripping), 8:20; Sutter, Van (roughing), South Windsor at Eost Cothollc (Robert­ fifth. Smoltz hit his RBI triple and Referee—Paul Stewort. Linesmen—Gord (elbowing), 8:44; DeBlols, NY (unsportsman­ O'Connell, Det (cross-checking), 17:50. 11:44; Meinvk, Von (high-sticking), 12:41; son).3:30 off reliever Frank Williams, 0-1, MAGAZINE lOlTARS NEW I HUP HYDRO second step on the road to the Kentucky Derby, like conduct), 11:07; Johnson, Pit (un- scored on a wild pitch. Broseker, Jerry Patemon. G.C.Adoms, Von (roughing), 15:11; McCrlm- OIrItTrock to score Cecil Espy for a 5-4 lead. $10.00 which he is favored to win. sportsmonllke conduct), 11:07; KIslo, NY Third Period—7, OetroH, Yiermon 3 mon. Col (roughing), )5;11; Boiek, Von EostCathollcatRockvllle,3;X “ All I did at the plate was try to (holding), 17:09; Johnson, PH (roughing), (MocLeon, Houdo), 7:01. 6. OtroH, (elbowing), 17:16; Butcher, Von, double BoytTennis Both Espy and Scott Fletcher had “ He moves so easily, and things are easy for 17:09. make contact and I found a gap,” Each Tagged Trout 14 Day Money Back Guarantee Flyera 3, Capitala 2 Chiasson 1 (Oates, Burr), 17:31. minor (rougblng). 20:00; McCrImmon. Manchester at Fitch. 3:30 singled. him,” McGaughey said Thursday before Shots on gool—New York 15-7-14—36. Penoltles—Gilbert. CM (holding), 2:33; Col (hlglvstlcklng), 20:00; Patterson, Col EostCathoHcat Windham, 3:30 Smoltz said. Advance Ticket Sales Call 646-6539, 6 4 6 -0 8 2 0 .SNAI>n(EIHrRETAILnNANCIN(,AVAIl,Am.KTOyi;AI.IKIEl)AI'l!... AN IS. (ASM SAVINGS OFF entering the 1988 2-year-old champion in the Pittsburgh 16-144—38. Monson, CM (roughing). 3:13; Gallant, (rouohlng),20:00. Cecilio Guante was the winner SUG(iESTEI) RETAIL PRICE LIMFI El) TIME riFFERS SEE I'ARTK IPAIING DEALER FOR liETAILS Phitadtiphia o o 3—3 Power-plov Opportunities—New York 3 of Det (roughing), 3:13; Stefan, Det. served bv SATURDAY Dodgers 4, Reds 1: Tim Leary W oshliiflon 0 I t—a Third Period—6, Colirarv. Loob 1 (Mocln and Jeff Russell pitched the last 1 Gate Opens at 7.00 A M lor Advance Ticket Holders one-mile Gotham at Aqueduct. “ He’sexceeded 8; Pittsburgh 1 of 8. Gallant (sloshing), 9:19; Hudson, CM nis, AAocoun), 9:42 (pp). 7, Vancouver, Bateboll threw a five-hitter and Los Rrst Period—None. Penalties—Berube, Goalies—New York, Proese, 0-2O (13 (sloshing), 15:28; Gallant, Det (sloshing), Bradley 1 (Tontl, Skriko), 17:18 (op). Coventrvot Tolland. 11 o,m. 2-3 innings for the save. QUALITY SHARPENING & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR all my expectations going from two to three, Phi (Interference), 13:04; Smith, Phi (Interfer­ shots-8 saves), Vonblesbrouck (13:03 first, Angeles avoided its first sweep in * * * Retreshment Stand * * * )5:28; Yiermon, Det (roughing), 16:29. Penoltles—Bradley, Von (rouohino), 2:35; Softoll Royals 3, Blue Jays 2: Toronto and now I guess the proof will come on ence), 13:37; Hatcher. Wos (hooking), 24-23). Plttsburoh, Borrosso, 2-00(36-33). Overtime—9, Chicago, Sutter 1 (Gro Pleurv. Col (rouohino), 2:35; Gilmour. Eost Cothollc at North Haven Tourna­ 104 HILLIARD ST. 14:28; Chvehrun, Phi (cross-checking). 17:30. A—16,025. Cincinnati since 1978 by beating catcher Ernie Whitt’s needless Saturday” horn, B.Murrov), 14:36. PenoHv—Moson, Chi Col (tripping), 6:58; Bridomon, Von ment (2),11:30a.m. Admission $10 00 10 years and under $5 00 Referee—Ron Hogoorth. Linesmen—Bob (oross-chccklno). 6:13. (sloshing), 7:11; Butcher, Von (cross- CovcntryatTollond, 11 am. the Reds in the final game of a throw went into left field and MANCHESTER Second Period—1, Washington, Clcco- Hodges, Randy MIHon. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 7. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fritfay, April 7, 1989 _ 17 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Puzzles Matlin makes her speaking debut ACROSS 4 Impressive Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker 5 Wild sheep actors sit around the dining table and toast W 1 G The Associated Press IN BRIEF 1 Aug. time 6 'Ireland ■ A N absent Lisa’s birthday, singing an ebullient Clippers 133, T railblazsrs 123 4 Saiiing 7 Cavities P A N A M A T V Topics “ Happy Birthday To You” out-loud and in Runs Produced Leaders-1988 NEW YORK — Academy Award-winning Baseball Basketball 8 Tennis piayer 8 As far______O S P R E sign language at the same time. Then they tell PORTU1ND (113) actress Marlee Matlin makes her speaking Trout fishing April 15 (Runs-i-Runs Batted In ~ Home Runs) Kersey 819 2-4 X, Johnson 48 1-3 9, Arthur___ know S P U R S anecdotes of childhood, poignantly recalling debut on Sunday in “ Bridge to Silence” on Duckworth 81144 16, Drexior 1825 10-12 X , 12 Genetic 9 Aromatic herb E T the difficulties of public schools and hearing HARTFORD — Fishermen are reminded Porter 1816M X , Young458211, Brvonf 82 S E R CBS. American League standings 206...... Kirby Puckett, Minnesota Twins materiai (abbr.) 10 Verb following After John’s death, Peggy withdraws in pupils and parents who were hard to please. that with the exception of the trout manage­ NBA standings 88 0, Anderson 28 81 5, Branch 2-5084, Matlin, who is deaf, won an Oscar for her Steppe 1-1882. Totals51-9918X IX . 13 Prickly shrub "thou" grief. In a confrontation with Marge, Peggy Of course, we know Peggy will eventually ment areas on the Willimantic. Farmington, 202...... Jose Canseco, Oakland Athletics F Y 1 E T E « t Division 14 Bridge starring role opposite William Hurt in the film shouts at one point, “ John loved me for what I EASTERN CONFERENCE L.A. C U P P E R S ( IX ) 11 Within (comb, triumph and Marge will see the error of her Housatonic and Mianus rivers, areas stocked L Pet. OB 186...... Dwight Evans, Boston Red Sox R A B D W Altantlc DIvNIen Smith 810 86 17, Norman 18X 46 34, 15 Roman bronze A version of the play “ Children of a Lesser am! You never did! ” ways. Baltimore 3 0 1.000 _ form) with trout are now closed to fishing and reopen 183...... Mike Greenwell, Boston Red Sox GB Beniamin W-1381129, Garrick 874514, Grant Clevelond 1 1 .500 1 16 Most like soil E L A N D God.” In that movie, and in a subsequent Much of the movie’s plot is made up of v-New York 47 810 17, Bonnister 1-2 48 6,K.WMIoms1-l 17 Heavdniy___ Peggy’s climactic speech to her mother will at 6 a,m. on Saturday, April 15. Mllwoukee 1 1 1 18 Positive words small role in the film “ Walker," she played a 500 182...... Will Clark, San Francisco Giants Philadelphia 1-23, R.WMIlams 85884, White 28859. Totals 19 Actor Wallach T E R 1 S Y O N T o melodramatic devices. Basically, Dan hauls no doubt be applauded by every deaf person New York 1 3 .333 V/7 Boston 48X41-531X. 20 Age deaf woman who communicated with sign Toronto 1 2 333 23 Of aircraft A L O W O O E R Peggy back to Michigan in hopes that getting who’s ever contended with the ignorance of V/3 181...... Wade Boggs, Boston Red Sox Washington Poritand X 24 X It—IX Boston 0 2 .000 2 21 From______language. ,1 \ New Jersey L.A. Cllpoers 11 X X 33— I X 25 Poetic P A S her back into acting will release her from her the hearing world: “ I learned to speak for Detroit 0 2 2 178...... Dave Winfield, New York Yankees Z C A L B O D 1 E S Celtics to keep Birdsong .000 Charlotte 8Polnt goals— Young, Anderson. Fouled “Bridge to Silence,” co-starring Lee West Division contraction pain. Of course, the climax will be when you, but you never learned to sign for me. I ’m Central DIvIsIgn oof— None. Rebounds— Portlond 49 (Ker­ 22 Voodoo cult T R 0 1 K A F R E s N O W L Pet. OB 176...... Andy Van Slyke, Pittsburgh Pirates Remick, Michael O’Keefeand Josef Sommer, OAKLAND, Calif. — The Boston Celtics will v-Detrolt 54 18 .750 sey 11), Los Angeles 45 (Beniamin 11). 26 Animal's Marge finally accepts her daughter and deaf, but you’re the one who can’t hear.” Ooklond 3 0 1.000 deity O P E N E R A N D E 170...... Robin Yount, Milwaukee Brewers v-Clevelond 53 20 .726 Assists— Portland X (Porter 14), Los Angeles s is a complex emotional drama that gives full offer veteran guard Otis Birdsong a second Texos 2 0 1.000 V/3 stomach ■ comes, for the first time, to see her perform. y-Mllwaukec 45 .625 9 X (Grant X). Total fouls— Portland 34, Los 24 Jacob’s son Chicogo 2 1 .667 1 77 27 Singer Horne range to Matlin’s considerable acting talent. □ □ □ 10-day contract. Boston General Manager Jan 170...... Dave Henderson, Oakland Athletics v-Chlcogo 45 28 The play that Dan casts Peggy in is “ The Kansos City 2 1 .667 1 .616 m Angeles X. A— 98X. 26 Alleged 43 Plants grass 54 Small whirlpool Atlanta 44 29 .603 10'/» 28 Astride Her speech is clear and definite. Her Glass Menagerie.” Volk said Thursday the Celtics are planning on Minnesota 2 1 .667 1 45 Remote Indlona 22 51 .XI 32'/a 30 Rugged guy 55 Nest of Collfornlo 1 2 .333 2 29 Medicine character uses both spoken word and sign BUSH AND QUAYLE FAREWELL, EX­ retaining the services of Birdsong, who was WESHEBN CONFBRENCE Warriors 132,Celtlca 118 33 Legal matter 47 Boutonniere lo­ pheasants Seattle 0 3 .000 3 31 Toward shelter language. CEPT ON ‘TONIGHT’ - According to the signed after Jim Paxson was injured and lost 'niursdov't OoiDM MWwtst Division 34 Is human cation 56 Miss Kett of PHYLLIS FRELICH. WHO played the Minnesota 7, New York 1 Orioles 8, Red Sox 4 Natienal League results w L Pet. OB 3 2 ------do-well Matlin plays Peggy Warner, a deaf woman same role as Matlin in the stage version of Center for Media and Public Affairs, for the season. v-Ufoh 45 28 .616 — BOSTON (lit) 36 Cleopatra's 49 Clock face the comics Milwaukee 3, Cleveland 0 Denver Lewls7-158317,McHale 7-1712-1326. Parish 35 Portico whose husband, also deaf and a professor at coverage of President Bush and Vice Oakland 11, Seattle 3 41 33 .562 4 river 50 Cross 58 Written avowal “ Children of a Lesser God” and won a Tony, Houston 11-1881331, Johnson8174617,Show8128214, Texas 5, Detroit s BOSTON BALTIMORE 40 33 . .556 4W 38 Use a needle inscription of a debt Gallaudet University, is killed in a car President Dan Quayle has swung around to Expes 3. Pirates 2 Dollos Klelnel-2882, Upshaw461-29,Plnckney 1-388 37 Insects plays an actress who appears in the play with Baltimore 6, Boston 4 oBrhM ObrhM 33 40 .452 12 the positive side after leaning toward the San Antonio 2, Birdsong 0-3 8 8 0. Gamble 0-1 0 8 0. Totals 40 Homo___ 52 Made fabric 59 Fixed accident. Peggy is left seriously injured and Matlin. Frelich recently launched a protest UConn has 19-game slate Kansas City 3. Toranto J Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 BAndsn ct 3 1 1 0 21 52 .288 24 39 Ins and___ M iam i 13 60 .178 32 48W31-X118. negative during the presidential campaign. CMcooo 3, Callfarnia 7 Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 PBrodly If 5 0 11 PITTSBURGH MONTREAL 41 Born 1 2 9 10 11 unable temporarily to care for her young campaign against the CBS series “ The STORRS — The University of Connecticut Friday's Oamss Evans rt 3 1 0 0 Orsulok rt 4 1 1 0 PocHIc Dlvtalen The Media Monitor report was based on the ubrhM ObrhM V-L.A. Lakers 50 22 .694 - GOLDEN STATE (IX) 42 Goods daughter, Lisa. Equalizer,” complaining that a hearing Clevelond (YettM) ot New York (Candela­ Greenwl If 4 2 2 1 CRIpkn ss 3 1 0 0 Bonds If 4 1 1 1 R a in n If 4 1 1 0 MuIMn 1827 11-13 41, L.SmIth 44 8 8 8, n f men’s soccer team will play a 19-game regular y-Phoenlx 48 26 .649 12 monitoring of 277 evening news stories from ria 13-7), 1 D.m. Burks ct 4 111 Sheets dh 4 12 2 Lind 2b 44 Pursue (2 Remick plays Peggy’s mother. Marge, a actress was hired to play a deaf woman in an 4 0 10 ONIxon cf 4 112 Golden State 41 13 .554 ' Sampson 88 82 10, Garland 814 45 16, season schedule this fall. UConn will open with Mllwoukee ( Weoman 13-13) at Detroit Rice dh 4 0 1 2 Tettleton c 2 1 1 2 VonSlyk cf 4 1 1 0 Galorro 1b 2 0 1 0 Richmond 7-19 811 X, Teogle 1819 38 X, wds.) ■ perfectionist who cannot accept her daugh­ episode. Nov. 9 to Jan. 19. However, Media Monitor OMexonder 14-11), 1:35 p.m. Esosky 1b 4 0 0 0 Trober 1b 4 0 1 0 Bonilla 3b S«aHle 19 34 .534 1 15 a scrimmage against Seton Hall on Aug. 27 at 4 0 11 Brooks rt 4 0 10 Portlond 34 39 .486 Higgins 8334 3, Alford 1-2824, Bol 1808Z also says NBC’s “ Tonight Show” has found Baltimore (Mllockl 2-0) ot Minnesota Gedmon c 3 0 0 0 Meindk 1b 0 0 0 0 Bream lb 1 46 Military fugitive ter’s disability, to the point of refusing to The movie tends to stretch an already 3 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 0 2 1 Socramento 22 51 .301 ! D.Smlth 88880, Graham 1-1882. Totals 58106 the Connecticut Soccer Stadium in Storrs. (R.Smltti 30), 8:05 p.m. Reed ss 3 0 10 Wthgtn 3b 4 0 11 GWIIson rt 48 Wallaba tree Bush the most amusing subject for mono­ 3 0 0 0 DGarcl 2b 4 0 0 0 L.A. Clippers 18 55 .247 3 X-401X. 18 learn sign language. Marge takes Peggy’s meager plot even thinner by such devices as Boston (Bovd9-7) ot Konsos City (Bonnister Gonzals 2b 4 1 2 0 LVIllere c 3 0 0 0 Santoven c 2 0 0 0 Boston XXX 19—111 The Huskies will play 10 games in Storrs and Totcrtt vcllnched plovoft berth 49 Brought about injury as an opportunity to appropriate logue jokes, averaging two per night. Quayle 12-13), 8:35 p.m, 32 4 4 4 TolDtt 33 4 18 4 Bell ss 3 0 0 0 Dwen ss 3 0 1 0 OoMon Stoto M 17 X 48— I X having Lisa develop a high fever, the another at Willow Brook Park in New Britain Boiton Thundoy't Gomes 51 Black bird J ■ was also the butt of a number of one-liners ... Toronto (Musselman 8-5) ot Texas 300 000 001-4 Smiley p 3 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 8Polnt goal— ^Johnson. Fouled out— perfect, hearing Lisa, played by Allison Silva, symptom that years earlier portended spinal (B.WItt 8-10), 8:35 p.m. EMtlmoro 300 110 lOx— 4 Gott p Washington 101, Miami 93 on Sept. 6 against Boston College. 0 0 0 0 Aldrete ph 0 0 0 0 Detroit 115, Chicago 108 None. Rebounds— Boston 65 (Parish 16), 53 "Goodnight, Seottle (Hanson 2-3) at Ciilltornla E—Bautista Reed. D P — Baltimore 1. Londrm p as her own. meningitis in Peggy and cost her her hearing. 0 0 0 0 Ftigrld ph 1 0 0 0 New York 112, Milwaukee 99 Golden State 58 (L.SmIth 10). Assists— 26 27 28 (McCosklllBO),10:05p.m. L O B — Boston 3, Baltimore 8. 2B— Burks, Kipper 0 0 0 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Boston X (Johnson 7), Golden State 21 Still, it’s worth it just to see the ALONSO ON THE NETWORK - Maria Oilcooo (Long 8-11) ot Oakland Gonzoles, Sheets. H R — Tettleton (1), Green- San Antonio 122, Sacramento 116 57 Make unfit Moon tentatively agrees Perei p 2 0 0 0 Denver 132, Indiana 118 (MuIMn 6). Total fouls— Boston 75, Golden SOMMER PLAYS PE G G Y’S father, who is performances of Remick and Matlin. These (C.Young 11-8), 10:35 p.m. Hudler ss 1110 State X . Technicals— ^Johnson, Boston 60 Code dot 33 Conchita Alonso, who co-starred with Robin Saturdav’s Games Tettleton. Phoenix 126, Seattle 119 sympathetic to his daughter and disapproves HOUSTON (AP) — Quarterback Warren Foley ss 0 0 0 0 L.A. Clippers 133, Portlond 123 coach Rodgers 2 (elected). A — 158X. two can lift the most predictable scene to a Williams in “ Moscow on the Hudson,” will Milwaukee ot Detroit, 1:15 p.m. IP H R ER B B SO Totals 11 2 4 2 Totals 11 3 8 1 61 Folksinger ■ 37 Boston at Kansas CHv, 2:35 p.m. Boston Golden State 132, Boston 118 38 I of his w ife’s manipulation. level of high art. The capable direction by star in an upcoming NBC comedy, tentatively Moon has agreed to a tentative contract with Friday's Gomes Guthrie Ctilcooo at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Boddlcker 21-3 4 3 3 2 5 Pittsburgh ow 100 lOO-^ Michael O’Keefe (“ The Great Santini” ) Karen Arthur also helps. titled “ One of the Boys.” Alonso will play an the Houston Oilers. Moon’s agent said. Cleveland ot New York, 7:30 pm . Smithson L,0-1 4 ^ 3 6 3 3 0 2 New York at New Jersey, 7;X p.m. Nuggets 132, Pacers 118 62 Of equal score 42 AAontreM oOO 000 (tti— 4 Phllodelphlo at Chorlotte, 7 :» p.m. plays Dan, a long-time friend and director at Although the team and Moon’s agent Leigh Boltimore at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. M urphy 1 0 0 0 0 1 DP—Pittsburgh 1. LDB— Pittsburgh 2, 63 Insecticide immigrant who works as the bookkeeper at Toronto at Texas, 8:35 p.m, Battfmort Houston ot Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. the Theatre for the Deaf in Michigan, where Steinberg did not disclose details of the Montreol 8. 2fl— Galarraga. VanSIvke, Cleveland at Washington, 8 pm. INDIANA (III) 64 In ___of 46 BUT THERE ARE SOME nicely written an all-male construction company. Robert Seattle ot Collfornia, 10:05 p.m. Boutlsto W.1-0 8 6 4 4 2 2 Raines, DNIxon . HR— Bonds (21. Thompson444412, Person 11-X89X, Smits Peggy had met her husband, John. contract, sources said Moon would receive $10 Sunday's Gomes Wlllomsn S,1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Detroit at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 6 5 ______go! scenes, too, such as the one where the deaf Clohessy (“ Hill Street Blues” ) co-stars. IP H R E R BB Soaamento at Dollos, 8:X p.m. 49 8511, Fleming 81685X, Miller 7-154719, Cleveland at New York, 1:30 pm. Boutlsto pitched to 1 hotter In the 9th. Plttsburgli 49 50 million over five years. Utah ot L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. Schremot28837, Wlftman821-21, Sklles 1-2 66 Cry of Mllwoukee ot Detroit, 1:35 p.m. HBP— BAnderson by Boddlcker. PB— Smilev LrO-1 7 7 3 3 1 Boston ot Portland, 10;» pm. 88 Z Frederick 83820, Drelllng84886, Gray affirmation That would make the 32-year-old All-Pro Baltimore ot Minnesota, 2:15 pm. Gedmon. Gott 2-3 1 0 0 1 81822, Steohens831-17.Totals438929-40118. ■ Soturdoy's Gomes 57 Boston at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m, Umpires— Home, McCoy; Rrst, Polermo; Landrum 58 quarterback the second-highest paid player in 0 0 0 0 1 Houston ot Miami, 7:M pm. DENVER (IK) Toronto at Texas, 3:05 p.m, Second, Merrill; Third, Denkinger. Kipper 1-3 0 0 0 0 English 1819 86 75, Rosmuseen 7-121-215. DOWN T— 2:34. A— 22,041. Seottle at Dollos, 8:M p.m. T V Tonight the NFL. behind Denver quarterback John Seattle ot California, 4:05 p.m. Monfrool Coooer7-102416,Lever8154414,Adams 915 61 Q ilcogo at Dakland, 4:05 p.m. Perez Indiana at Son Antonio, 8:» pm. Elway, who makes $2.1 million annually. 7 3 2 2 0 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9 pm. 4 5 7t, Turner 1-3 88 2, SchovesOI 888, Burke W.1-0 1 0 0 1 WWII event 0 0 Utah ot Denver, 9;M pm. Davis 88 34 9, Lone 48 8210, Hanzilk 2-3884, 64 66 The Oilers and Steinberg have been close to a Twins 7, Yankees 1 Hesketh S,1 1 1 0 0 0 Cook 1-11-23. Totals 49-953837IX . 2 Cut National Leaguestandinga Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:» p.m. Richard Dreyfuss, Ronny Howard, Paul Le gung-ho Marine becomes a one-man army deal since Saturday when Moon elected not to Smiley Ditched to 3 bolters In the 8th, L.A. Lokers at Golden State, 10:X pm . 3 Soviet news 5 :1 5 P M [HBO] Kids on Kids on Kids rogate mother. Maggie Millar, Sally Londrum pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Indiana X X 11 X — 111 J Mat. 1973. of vengeance when his sister is murdered Sunday's Ganwt Cooper. 1986. sign a two-year offer sheet with a team he N EW YO RK MINNESOTA HBP— Sonlovenlaby Smiley. agency (c)1989 by NEA. Inc ICC) American children express their in Spain. Michael Pare, Tawny Kitaen. East Division Chicago at Atlanta, I2:X pm. Denver XXX 39—IX views on the world around them, including (39) M O VIE: ’Hardbodies’ Three middle- refused to identify. ObrhM ObrhM Umpires— Home, West; First, Williams; 8Polnt goals— Adams 4, Person 2, Miller. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) [CNN] Crossfire W L RHndsn If 3 0 1 0 Gladden If 4 1 0 0 New York at Washington, 1 pm. such topics as love, families, careers, aged men seek advice from a California Second, MeSherry; Third, Crawford. Charlotte at Clevelond, 1:» pm. Fouled out— None. Rel»unds— Indlona 41 [ESPN] High School Dance Team Montreal 2 Sox 2b 4 1 1 0 Bckmn 2b 4 2 2 2 T— 2:32. A — 8,722. death and dreams. (In Stereo) beach hustler on how to pick up beautiful [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Ptillodelphla 2 Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 pm . (Smits 9), Denver 62 (Cooper 12). Assists— girls. Grant Kramer, Teal Roberts, Gary Championship (R) Brokns 3b 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 4 2 2 1 Indiana 21 (Fleming 6), Denver X (Lever 6). (CC). New York Boibonl 1b Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Bed­ Wood. 1984. 3 0 0 1 GaettI 3b 4 0 2 1 T o ta l f o u l s - I n d l a n o 29, D e n v e r 30. 5 :3 5 P M [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Gioiosa is indicted St. Louis GWord dh 1 0 0 0 Newmn 3b 0 0 0 0 room Window' The tables are turned on a 1 0 :3 0 P M (S) dg INN News Chicago Technicals— Miller, Indiana Illegal defense. 69) M O VIE: ’Dracula’ In 1913 England, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Double Exposure’ Pho­ Phelps ph 1 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 0 1 2 A — 11884. young executive when he becomes the d g Magical Gallery Auction. (2 hrs., 30 Pittsburgh Slaught c 3 0 0 0 Laudner c 4 0 0 0 NBAreaults CELEBRITY CIPHER an aged professor seeks vengeance tographers, doubling as amateur sleuths, CINCINNATI (AP) — Thomas P. Gioiosa, PhllllesR.CubaS Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. prime suspect of the murder he claims to min.) Continued. Jeffersn rf 3 0 1 0 CCostlll rf 4 0 1 0 against the centuries-old vampire who discover that a strategically placed tattoo who once lived with Cincinnati Reds manager Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: G equals I. have witnessed. Steve Guttenberg, Eliza­ GB Espnoz ss 2 0 0 0 M oses rf 0 0 0 0 murdered his daughter. Frank Langella, d S Golf Scene holds the key to solving a murder. Mark Atlanta 2 1 beth McGovern, Isabelle Huppert. 1987. Pete Rose and his family, was indicted by a Pglrulo 3b 1 0 0 0 Larkin dh 4 1 1 0 PHILA CHICAGO Laurence Olivier. Donald Pleasance. 1979. [A .E] Shortstories A director must pick Hennessy, Scott King. 1987 Rated R (In Cincinnati 2 1 ObrhM Bullets 101, Heat93 Rated R. 8 federal grand jury Thursday on charges of tax Kelly cf 2 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 1 1 1 Qb r h M •PGYC VJCL NTCUDHZC — 62) 6 S Sesame Street 20 ... and Still up the pieces of her life in "Point of Depar- Stereo) San Francisco 2 1 M Holl rf 10 0 0 Dernier cf 4 1 1 0 Walton cf 4 1 1 1 Houston 1 2 G olf 5 :4 5 P M [HBO ] MOVIE: The Karate Counting (CC) Ray Charles, Placido Dom­ ture." [TMC] MOVIE: The Best’ A young evasion and conspiracy to distribute cocaine Totcrtt 21 1 3 1 Totals 34 7 10 7 Then ss 5 2 2 0 Webster If 4 1 2 0 WASHINGTON (101) Los Angeles 1 2 Kid' (CC) When a teenager is bullied, a ingo and beloved Sesame Street charac­ woman has great plans for life in the big Herr 2b 4 1 3 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 COtledge 2-7 1-2 5, King 10-21 >4 23, Jones VJC DULC NTCUDHZC VJCI [ESPN] Tennis Continues from Florida to the Cincinnati area. San Diego 1 2 Schmdt 3b 5 2 3 1 Dowson rf 4 0 0 0 Japanese handyman teaches him about ters join host Bill Cosby in a salute to the city, Gloria Guida, Patricia Webly 1978. New York OOO 100 OOE-1 2- 4 (VO 4, Malone 8-201-2 17, Walker 3-7 4410, [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd The five-count indictment returned in Thursday's Games RJones If 0 0 0 0 M lW IIm s p 0 0 0 0 self-confidence and karate. Ralph Mac- Emmy Award-winning children’s program. Rated R. MInnesoto oOO 005 02x— 7 Williams 7-159-1023, Colter 47(V4 8. Alarie 2-3 (CC). Cincinnati accuses Gioiosa of income tax Los Angeles 4, Cincinnati 1 DP— Minnesota 1. LOB— New York 2. CJames If 4 1 2 4 Groce 1b 3 0 0 0 3- 3 7, (^ont 24 (VO 4.Totals404821-27101.The Masters scores JUYC IMJCX VJCI MUSC HN chio. Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, Elisabeth (60 min.) (In Stereo) St. Louis ot New York, ppd., rain Minnesota 4. 2B—GoettI, RHenderson, Jeltz 3b 0 0 0 0 Law 3b 4 0 0 0 Shue. 1984. Rated PG. 1 :30AM 3) The Judge Montreal 3 Pittsburgh 2 69) MOVIE: ‘Hanover Street’ Caught in a 1 1 :0 0 P M ® ® 62) 69) ® News evasion for the years 1985 and 1986. It charged Larkin, Gogne. 3B— Sax, Backmon, Puckett. Hayes rf 3 1 2 2 Dunston ss 3 0 1 0 M IA M I (93) ClD Joe Franklin Phllodelphlo 8, Chicago 3 Jordan 1b 5 0 2 1 Pico p 6 :0 0 P M ® @ @9) ® News bombing raid on London in 1943, an ® Benny Hid SB— Jefferson (1). 0 0 0 0 Long 7-12 2-416, Thompson 5-91-211, Selkaly AUGUSTA, Go. (A P I — R rst round KZWL U XGPJVLUZC.' — that he conspired with others to arrange Atlonto 3, Houston 2 Bedrosn p American pilot and a married English nurse (U) INN News IP H R ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 Wrona c 0 0 0 0 7-12M17,Edwords6-141-213, Sparrow 7-15 (VO graded scores Thursday In the 53rd Masters ® Matt Houston Only gomes scheduled Loke c must choose between desire and honor. (3D Cheers (CC). cocaine deliveries from Florida to Cincinnati New York 5 0 0 0 Stphnsn ph 10 0 0 14, Shosky 4-5 34 11, Gray 0-5 0-2 0, Tournoment on the 6«90S-vord. per ( O D.C. Follies Guest: Phyllis Oilier. (R) Friday's Games LaPoint L.0-1 5 Ontivers p 4 0 0 0 Gtrardt c 2 0 0 0 U T K Z C B JGVFJFWFS. (3D Benson Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down, Chris­ (39) V Sheer between January 1985 and January 1987. Woshington 1-3 OO 2, Hostings (VO 1-2 1, 36-36— 72 Augusta Notional Golf Club (M) Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) Pittsburgh (Dunne 7-11) ot Chicogo Gutermon 2 Varsho If 1 0 1 0 course (o-denotes amateur); (39) Mission: Impossible topher Plummer. 1979 (Sonderson 1-2), 2:20 pm . Sundvold4-8(V08.Totals41-8311-2293. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It is a mean thief, or a successful author, that 69) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed If convicted, Gioiosa could face maximum Rlgheltl 1 Kllgus p 2 0 0 0 Lee Trevino [CNN] Newsnight Update San Francisco (Gorrelts 59) ot Cincinnati 32-35->67 plunders the dead. ” — Austin O’Malley. (29) A-Team (38) Honeymooners dummy gives his ventriloquist an oppor­ Minnesota Wilkrsn ss 1 1 0 0 Totofs Washington 19 24 31 27— 101 Nick Faldo penalties of 38 years in federal prison and $2 (Rllo 138), 7:35 p.m. 34-34-M tunity for fame and fortune -- at a deadly [DIS] Steve Allen's Golden Age of Co­ Rowley W.1-0 6 1 1 2 4 TOtOlt 33 3 5 1 MIom I 27 20 2S 21— 93 Scott Hoch dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (ID M O VIE: 'The Undergrade' After a million in fines. New York (Darling 17-9) at Montreal 36^3— 69 price. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) medy Clips of this comedian's television Cook 2 0 0 0 0 Fouled out — None. Rebounds— Don Poolev 3S-3S-7D teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a (Gross 12-14), 7:35 pm . Philodtiphki 69) T.J. Hooker shows from 1956-61 are presented, in­ Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 400 000 301— 0 Washington 53 (Wlllloms 8), Miami 54 Andy Beon 36^4— 70 rest home, the two move in together and d§) Weekday St. Louis (Terry 9-0) at Phllodelphlo Chicago Umpires— Home, Morrison; First. 001 000 02E-3 (Selkaly 13). Assists— Washington 17 (Willi­ Jumbo Ozokl 34-37— 71 ® Family Ties (CC). Part 1 of 2. enroll in college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ cluding segments with Mel Brooks, (Carmon 10-14), 7:35 p.m. E — Law, KllguSr d S Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Welke; Second, Evens; Third, Shulock. GIrardI, Schmidt. am s 4), M Iom I 29 (G ray 7). Totol fouls— Tom Purtzer 35-36-71 peace. Len Birman. 1985. Johnny Carson. Jimmy Durante and oth­ Los Angeles (Valeniuelo SO) ot Atlonto LOB— Phllodelphla 9, Great New England Auction: Gallery Three share LPGA lead T— 2:21. A — 22,133. Chicago 4. 26— Washington 18, MIom I 22. A— 15,008. Ben Crenshaw 35-36— 71 [A & E ] Alan Rachins at the Improv Alan ers. (60 min.) (Glovine 7-17), 7:40 pm . Schmidt, Webster. 57 (Live) HR— Walton (1) T.C Chen 35-36— 71 [A 81EI Eagle and the Bear Rachins ( "L.A. Law") welcomes Tom Son Diego (Rosmussen 15-10) ot Houston CJames (1). SB— Dernier [USA] MOVIE: 'A Boy and His Dog' A (1), Dunston Seve Ballesteros 35-36— 71 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (6D Three’s Company [CNN] PrimeNews McTigue, Jeff Dehart, Tim Rose and John POWAY, Calif. (AP) - Dale Eggeling. (Rhoden 12-12), 8:35 pm . (1). S— CJames. young man and his dog face the difficulties Brewers 3, Indiana 0 Fred Couples 39-33-72 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Evan Davis. (60 mtn.) Saturday's Gomes IP H [A 8iE] Profiles Featured: actor John Bar­ [H B O ] MOVIE: Witchboard' A deadly of the year 2024 when the earth is a post- Deedee Lasker and Cindy Rarick all shot R E R B B SO Platons 115,Bulls 108 Mark McCumber 37-35— 72 New York at Montreal, 1:35 pm. Ptiltadolnnki rymore. supernatural force Is unleashed when a [CNN] Moneyline 3-under par 68s in 100-degree temperatures to Tom Wotson 3 6 X — 72 Unscramble these four Jumbles, atomic wilderness. Don Johnson, Susanne San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. MILWAUKEI CLEVELAND Ontiveros W.1-0 8 5 Too young to gel married woman uses a Ouija board to communi­ M ike Reid 37-35— 72 one letter to each square, to form [O IS] Son of Dinosaurs Gary Owens and [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Benton, Jason Robards. 1975. tie for the first-round lead of the $300,000 Red Los Angeles at Atlonto, 3:20 pm. flb r h M Ob r h M Bedrosn 1 0 CHICAGO (let) cate with the other side Tawny Kitaen, D.A. Welbrlng 39-33— 72 four ordinary words. Eric Boardman are entrusted with the care Pittsburgh ot Chicago, 3:20 p.m. Polldor 3b 4 0 0 0 O M cD w l If 4 0 1 0 CMcogo PiDpen 3-4006, Gronf 5-104414, Cartwright Todd Allen, Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 1 :4 5 A M ® Dick Clark’s Golden Robin Kyocera Inamori Classic Thursday. Scott Simpson 37-35— 72 of a dinosaur egg. (60 min.) St, Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Shefflld ss 4 1 2 1 Browne 2b 4 0 1 0 Kllgus L.0-1 7 10 410 6-7 14, Jordan 11-23 M 31. Vlncenf6-13 Greats (R) Hal Sutton 35J7— 72 R. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Biloxi Blues' Neil Si­ In a big group one stroke behind were Pat San Diego at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Yount cf 4 1 2 0 Carter cf 3 0 0 0 Pico 1 0 0 0 1 4-416,Davls3O2-38,Corzlne3-102-38,Sellers 48 [E S P N ] Sports Trivia Tom Kite 35-37— 72 [HBO] MOVIE: The Stranger’ (CC) Kill- Sunday's Games De«r rf 4 1 3 1 POBrIn 1b 3 0 0 0 M lW IIIm s 1 5 1 0 1 1-29, Haley1-1(M)2.Totals4IV8727-X10e. PARVO [LIFE] MOVIE: 'After the Promise’ A mon's semi-autobiographical account of Bradley, Laura Davies, Sherri Turner, Sherri Dan Pohl 34-38— 72 [LIFE] E/R New York at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Broggs If 4 0 2 1 Snyder rf 3 0 1 0 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Rlp- I widowed Depression-era carpenter at­ his days as an Army recruit in 1945 Missis­ ers stalk the amnesiac witness to a triple Lorry Mize Engle 1b 3 0 1 0 DCIork dh 3 0 0 0 DETROIT (IIS) 37-35— 72 tempts to rebuild his life and regain cus­ sippi. Matthew Broderick, Christopher murder. Bonnie Bedelia, Peter Riegert, Steinhauer. Missie Berteotti, Nancy Brown, St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. pley; Second, Froemming; Third, Toto Payne Stewart [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Francn 1b 1 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 37-36— 73 Walken, Matt Mulhern. 1988. Rated PG- Barry Primus. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Los Angeles at Atlonto, 2:10 p.m. T— 2:33. A— 6,364. Aguirre 7-)3 )-2 )6, M ohorn 7-10 2-4 )6, Jack NIcklaus tody of his four sons. Mark Harmon, Diana Martha Nause and Kim Williams. Meyer dh 2 0 0 0 Allonson c 3 0 0 0 39^34— 73 6:1 5 P M [M A X ] MOVIE: 'W ho’s That San Francisco ot Cincinnati, 2:15 pm. Ldlmbeer 413 5-5 13, Dum ars 1A14 W) 20, Jodie Mudd Scsrwid, Rosemary Dunsmore. 1987. 13. (In Stereo) Ayako Okamoto, who has won the tourna­ Pittsburgh ot Chicogo, 2:20 pm . Felder dh 1 0 0 0 Fermln ss 2 0 0 0 Thomas 8-17M18, Johnson 6-14A212, Rodman r 36-73 Girl' (CC) A brash ex-con involves an up­ 2:00AM ClD Superior Court Surhoff c 4 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 10 0 0 Jav Hoos 37-36— 73 D [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Beetlejuice’ (CC) Re­ [USA] Miami Vice ment the past two years, shot a 4-over 75. Juli San Diego at Houston, 2:35 p.m. 46008, Salley 1-1446, Edwaras^32-26. Totals Andrew Mogee MUJY tight tax attorney in her plans to find the dj) World Wide Wrestling Gontnr 2b 4 0 0 0 49-9116-21115. 37-36— 73 man responsible for sending her to prison. cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ Dodgera4.Red8l Bruce Llefzke 37-37— 74 1 1 :30 PM CS Masters Golf Highlights dg NVR Showcase Inkster, winner of last week’s Dinah Shore Totcrtt 35 3 10 3 Totals 29 0 3 0 Chicago 33 31 It It- Madonna, Griffin Dunne. Haviland Morris. geously vulgar ghost to scare away their Hubert Green 39^)5-74 home’s obnoxious new tenants. Micheal Highlights of today's second round, from tournament, shot even-par 71. Dtlrott 27 31 29 27— 115 David Rummells 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Augusta, Ga. (Taped) Home Shopping Spree American League reauits Mllwaukte ooo 000 030— 3 LOS A N G ELS 3-Polnf goals— ^Jordan, Aguirre. Fouled 37-37— 74 Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. CINCINNATI Peter Jacobsen 37-37— 74 [ESPN] Best of SportsLook Clevelond ooo 000 000— 0 ObrhM O b out— None. Rebounds— Chicogo 48 (Jordan 6:30P M ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) Rated PG, (In Stereo) ® ® Nightline (CC). r h M Corev Pavin 35>39— 74 DP— Mllwoukee 1, Cleveland 1. LOB— Rndiph 2b 5 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 0 0 0 13), Detroit 49 (Lolmbeer 22). Assists— Jeff Slun>on 36^18— 74 ® ® ABC News (CC). [USA] Murder. She Wrote ® ) Morton Downey Jr. 2:1 S A M C D F.jmily Feud Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 3. 2B—Erciggs, GrIW n ss 4 1 3 0 Sobo 3b 4 0 0 0 Chicago 22 (Jordan 10), Detroit 24 (Thomas RUPPEA Pasqua on disabled list Gene Sauers 3638— 74 THE BESINSJINe OF A Snyder, Yount, Engle, Deer. 3B— Yount. Gibson If 2 0 1 1 ED avIs cf 4 0 1 0 10). Total fouls—Chicogo 22, Detroit 22. (3D Jeffersons (CCj (3D Honeymooners 1 7 M C ] m o v i e : 'Sweet Re­ Ian Woosnr.r, 3639-74 8 :3 0 P M ® ® Full House (CC) A 2 :2 0 A M HR— Sheffield (1). SB— Braggs 2 (2). Duncan If 1110 Daniels If 2 1 0 0 Technicals— Detroit Illegal defense 2. A — C?OS'S LIFEiVlISHT CHICAGO (A P) — Left fielder Dan Pasqua. Ken Gr».in 3638— 74 V > 6 D 69) NBC News (CC). woman from Joey’s past re-enters his life; ® Les Brown: The Motivator venge' ^ L O S Angeles television reporter Royais3.BiueJaya2 IP H R ER B E SO M urray 1b 4 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 4^0 0 0 21,454. A START WHEN SOMEONE is abfiucted by the head of a white-slavery Mllwaukte Cralo stodler 3638— 74 D.J. and Stephanie are handcuffed to­ Tonight Show (In Stereo) the Chicago White Sox’ leading hitter in spring MIO p v Is rf 3 0 1 0 DNelll rf 4 0 1 Steve Jones ® ) Family Ties (CC). Part 2 of 2. 62) 69) Boslo W.1-0 9 3 0 0 0 3 3636-74 EXFEI^IENCESTHIS. gether ring, Nancy Allen. Ted Shackelford. Martin training, Thursday was placed on the 21-day MHtchr If 1 0 0 1 Reed c 4 0 3 Mark O'Meara (8D Love Connection 69) Racing From Plainsfield TORONTO KANSAS CITY CleveknHl Shelby cf 3636— 74 Landau. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) obrhbl obrhbl 3 0 1 0 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Bernhard Longer LAYREY (38) Major League Baseball: Boston Red disabled list after injuring his wrist while Block L.0-1 7 2-3 8 2 2 1 2 Homltn 3b 4 1 1 0 Mohler p 2 0 0 0 Knicks 112, Bucks 99 3636— 74 Now arrange the circled letters to [A 8iE] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. ® M -A -S -H M osebv cf 5 0 1 0 W W IIsn cf 2 1 0 0 Atherton Greg Norman 37-37— 74 Sox at Kansas City Royals (3 hrs.) (Live) 2:30AM (ID Sustalr^ing 0 2 1 0 0 Sclosclo c 3 110 Griffey ph 10 0 0 form the surprise answer, as sug­ [CNN] Sports Tonight chasing a foul ball. Gruber 3b 5 0 3 0 Seltzer 3b 1 0 0 0 Bolles 1-3 0 0 0 Curtis Strange 3638— 74 [C N N ] Showbiz Today [A 81E] Winston Churchill: The Valiant [A & E ] Shortstories A director must pick 0 0 Leory p 3 0 0 0 Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK (112) gested by the above cartoon. Pasqua’s spot on the roster was filled by Fernr>dz ss 4 0 0 0 Brett 1b 2 0 0 1 Atherton pitched to 2 betters In the Bth Mark Cotcovecchlo 48>34— 74 [E SP N ] Best of SportsLook Years [OIS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes up the pieces of her life In "Point of Depar­ GBell If 4 1 1 0 TrtobM rf 2 0 1 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 New m an3-88-915,Oakley 8-130-117, Ewing Chip Beck 37*37«74 H B P — Corter by Boslo. Totals 32 4 8 3 Totals 33 1 5 1 ture " Fred Manrique, whose contract was purchased McGrlff lb 4 1 2 0 Tobter dh 2 0 0 0 9- 14 3-5 21, Jackson 4)1 5-7 )5, G.WIIkInsBob Lohr [D IS ] Nightingale Animated. A Chinese [MAX] MOVIE; 'Casanova 8< Co.’ A Umpires—Home, Ford; Rrst, Kosc; 37-38— 75 [LIFE] Easy Street from the club’s Triple-A affiliate in Vancouver. Barfield rf 4 0 11 Elsnrch dh 10 0 0 Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Bornett. 10- 171-121, Tucker 04) 3-43, Vandeweghe 1-32-3 Joey SIndelor 39-36— 75 emperor replaces his pet nightingale with a lookalike carries out the impotent Casano­ [CNN] Sports Latenight Los AngMes 001 001 oil' 4, S.Green 4 5 04) 8, StrIcklond 3-4 84) 6, Bob Glider ' U r m c i m va’s seductions. Tony Curtis. Marisa Ber- Whitt c 4 0 1 1 BJocksn If 3 1 0 0 T— 2:23. A — 4,905. Cincinnati 37-36-75 [USA] Cartoons toy bird. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hambone and Hillie* A Pasqua hit the wall at Anaheim Stadium in Mlinks dh 4 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 2 0 ooo ooo 001 E. Wilkins 041820, Welker 1-404)3. Totals43-79 Greg Twiggs (Answers tomorrow) enson, Hugh Griffith. 1977 Rated R. E — Murrov, Benzinger, Duncon. DP— 40-35— 75 lost dog travels cross-country to find his Lee 2b 2 0 0 0 Pdloclos c 0 0 0 0 22-32)12. Tim Simpson 9 :0 0 P M ® Dallas (CC) Carter McKay the sixth inning of a 6-2 loss Wednesday night to Los Angeles 1. L D B — L o s Ancwles 38-37— 7S Jumbles: CHIDE AWOKE DONKEY WAITER 7 :0 0 P M ® Inside Edition owner. Lillian Gish, Timothy Bottoms. O.J Lirlano ph 1 0 1 0 FWhIte 2b 2 1 1 0 White Sox 3. Angela Z MILWAUKEE (99) George Archer 39-36— 75 Yesterday’s is determined to avenge his son’s thrash­ 1 1 :4 5 P M ® Night Court the California Angels. In the season opener, he Cincinnati 7. 3B— Reed 2, Griffin, Duncan. Cummlnas7-186631,Krystkowlak 3-135-511, Blllv Casper Answer: That conceited guy thinks that If he had never Simpson. 1984. Rated PG. SttlwM ss 0 0 0 1 Hamilton. S— Leary 38-37— 75 ® 62) Wheel of Fortune (CC). ing; Bobby tends to April after rescuing [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) An even­ had two hits and two runs-batted-in. Pecota ss 10 0 0 5lkma414S613,Humphrles81800, Moncrief Poul Azlnger 3 6 X — 75 been born, the world would do this— her; Cliff’s former love returns to Dallas. ing of laughs with actor-comedian Bill [ESPN] SportsCenter CHICAGO CALIFORNIA IP H R E R B B SO 7-108014, Pierce 5-144514, Pressev 6-118 0 1 2 , David Frost WONDER WHY C£ Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) Bucknr ph 1 0 0 0 Los Angelos 38-38— 76 (60 min.) (In Stereo) Maher. (In Stereo) Welimn 2b 0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM R.Green 5-9 80 11, Mokeski 82 1-2 1, Blaine McCdlllster QD (S) Cheers (CC). 2 :4 5 A M ® New s (R) Leorv W.1-0 9 5 1 1 2 7 38-38— 76 Totcrtt 37 2 10 2 TetClIt 20 3 4 2 Guillen ss 5 0 2 0 Dwnng dh 5 0 11 Roberts 1-5 80 2, Brown 80 88 0.Totals Fuzzy Zoeller 39-37— 76 ® ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) Cousin Galen, Cincinnati 38-10221-2699. (39) Rockford Files 1 2 :0 0 A M ® U SA Today Scheduled: [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ Gallghr cf 4 0 1 0 Howell 3b 5 0 1 0 Charles Coody 3640— 76 )• p O tllM awaiting his opportunity for revenge, fills in youths with gambling habits (R) Johnson gets 10-year deal Baines rf 4 0 0 0 DWhIte cf 4 0 1 0 Mahler L.0-1 7 6 2 1 3 3 Ntw Yotb 19 33 27 33— 111 Gary Koch and handiing, from JumMa, o/o Ihia nawapapar. P.O. Box 4364, Orlando, FL 326M-43M. 69) M *A *S*H for an ailing Belvedere. (R) cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ Toronto 000 101 000— 2 Blrtsos 39-37— 76 Include your name, addroaa and >lp coda and maka your chock payable to rtowapaporbooka. Coldem If 4 1 1 1 Joyner 1b 4 0 10 1-3 1 11.00 M llw au kn 13 27 30 38— 99 Gary Plover (3D Friday the 13th: The Series Cursed geously vulgar ghost to scare away theii Kantot City 000 001 11x— 3 Tekulve 1 ^3 1 3 8 X — 76 6 D Nightly Business Report ® Knight Rider IRVING, Texas (AP) — Dallas Cowboys E — Seltzer, Whitt. D P — Toronto 3. GW olkr 1b 4 1 1 0 Wsntn rf 4 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 3-Polnf goals— Jackson Z Newmon, Oak­ R av Floyd vampire bees play'a role in a greedy farm­ home's obnoxious new tenants Micheal HBP— Gibson by Mahler. WP— Tekulve. 39^37— 76 owner Jerry Jones on Thursday said he signed LO B— Toronto 9, Kansos City 5.2B— Borf leld. Fisk c 5 1 1 1 CDovIs If 4 0 0 0 ley, Cummings, R.Green. Fouled out— Steve Pate 3638— 76 The Streets of San Francisco 62) 69) Quantum Leap (CC) Sam lands in er's attempt to give people eternal youth. Keaton, Geena Davis. Alec Baldwin. 1988 Kittle dh 4 0 2 1 Parrish c 3 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Davis; Rrst, Gregg Cummings. Rebounds— New York 61 (Ewing 1974 as a young boxer caught between Rated PG. (In Stereo) 3B— Whitt. SB — BJockson (2). S— Wilson, Second, KIbler; Third, (Juick, 69) ® Current Affair (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) coach Jimmy Johnson to a 10-year contract to Se I tzer. S F— B rett, Sti 11 wel I. Lyons 2b 3 0 1 0 Hoffmn 2b 3 1 1 0 15), Milwaukee 54 (Slkmo 15). Assists— New fight-fixing gangsters and hopeful nuns T— 2:26. A — 18,573. LPGA Inamori scores ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) ensure continuity in the N FL club. IP H R ER B B SO EW IIm s 3b 3 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 2 1 York 27 (Jackson 11), Milwaukee 28 6D Family Ties (CC). who now own his contract (60 min.) (In 3:00AM (3D Home Shopping Over­ Toronto Totals 36 3 9 3 Totols 36 2 • 2 (Slkim 7). Total fouls— New York 20, [A 81E] Chronicle The farmers, weavers Stereo) ® WWF Wrestling Challenge night Service (3 hrs.) "Continuity is very important,’’ Jones said in Mllwoukee 20. Technicals— New York Illegal Astrograph Ronogon 5 ^ 3 3 1 1 4 0 POWAY.Collf. (AP)— ScoresThursdov In and craftsmen of southern Mexico. 69) Show of Shows (J3) Secrets of Success a telephone interview from New York, where OW ord LrO-1 1 1-3 1 2 1 3 1 Chicago 010 010 010-3 BraveaS.AstroaZ defense, Cummings, Krvstkowlok. A — 16,212, The first round of [A 81E] MOVIE: Pieta’ A history teacher the $300,000 L P G A Rm I [C N N ] Moneyline becomes involved with a troubled former he announced the contract to potential TCostlllo 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Callfomlo 000 200 OOO- Robin Kyocera Inamori Classic ploved on the 69) St. Elsewhere (ig Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Stotlmyr 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 E ^ W o lk e r . L O B — Chicogo 12. Clollfornla par-71, 6,IM2-vard Sfonerldge Country ciub: cause urn impetus required to give your student who’s given birth to a child with 10. 2B— Downing, Kittle, Guillen. H R — ATLANTA [DIS] MOVIE: WeaWillia Winkle' (CC) ® Win. Lose or Draw [A & E ] Alan Rachins at the Improv Alan advertisers of the Cowboys’ radio network. Konsos City HOUSTON career that upward surge might be lack­ Based on Rudyard Kipling’s story of the Down’s Syndrome while serving as a sur­ Sobrhgn 6 8 2 2 1 5 Fisk (2), Calderon (1). SB — OWhIte 2 (3), O b r h M ObrhM Spurs 122,Klngs 116 Deedee Lasker rogate mother. Maggie Millar, Sally 62) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Rachins ("L A. Law") welcomes Tom "There are going to be a lot of changes to get Woshington (2). Lyons (1). LSmIfh If 33-35— 68 ing. If you hope to be successful, you little darling who helped the British army McTigue, Jeff Dehart, Tim Rose and John Montgmrv W,l-0 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 1 Young cf 3 110 Dale Eggeling % u r Cooper. 1986. (ID Paid Programming IP H R ER BB SO Blauser 2b 4 0 1 0 Romlrz ss 4 0 2 1 68 subdue an uprising in colonial India. Shirley Evan Davie. (60 min.) the Cowboys to the playoffs and the Super Farr S.l 1 1 0 0 0 2 SACRAMENTO (lit) CIndv Rarick 35-33-68 must be assertive. Chicogo GPerry lb 4 0 1 0 BHafchr If 4 0 1 Temple, Victor McLaglen. June Lanq [C N N ] Larry King Uve [A 8iE] Eagle and the Bear DW ard pitched to 1 batter In the 0th. Tisdale 9-11 5-t 23, Berry 6-12 S 6 18, Lori West 34-35-69 VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) Plans that [CNN] Headline News Overnight Bowl, but the people who are making those Hlllegos 4 1-3 6 2 0 2 3 D M rphy cf 4 0 0 0 GD p v Is 1b 4 0 0 0 ^Birthday 1937. Umpires— Home, Voltaoolo; First, Cou* Lohdus 4-8 1-1 10, Alnge 6-16 S-6 20, Sherri Steinhouer ^^37— 69 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Dennis the Menace' A [CNN] Newsnight Patterson W.1-0 3 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 JDovIs c 4 0 0 0 Bass rf 4 1 1 are well structured have ■ excellent [ESPN] SpeedWeek changes are going to be the same people.” sins; Second, McKeon; Third, Kaiser. K.SmIth 7-12 8 8 14, Pressley 6-11 84) 15, Laura Davies 36>38— 69 [ESPN] SportsCentsr prehistoric discovery threatens to turn the Pall S.2 1 1 0 0 0 1 Gant 3b 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 0 11 chances for success in this cycle. First [LIFE] Lady Blue T— 2:54. A — 18,083. Petersen 4 6 2-210, Del Negro 3-7 80 6. Totals Nonev Brown 34-35-69 Mitchells' neighborhood into an archaeo­ Collfontio Thomas ss 4 1 1 0 Ashby c 4 0 0 0 [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 3 :2 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uguna 4 5 « 1821 116. AAortho Nouse 36-35— 69 April 8, 1989 build a strong foundation and then be­ [U S A ] Camp Midnite Scheduled Willie Blyleven 5 6 2 2 2 0 Berroa rf 2 1 0 0 Camlnit 3b 2 0 0 0 logical site and a tourist attraction. Victor , Heat' (CC) A former police detective be­ SAN ANTONIO (1H) Sherri Turner 34-35— 69 gin to lay each small brick In place. [U SA ] Miami Vice Dixon ("Study War No IWoro"), comic Jann Froser L.0-1 3 3 1 1 2 2 Gregg rf 0 0 0 0 CRnlds ph 10 0 0 DiMattia, Patricia Estrin, James W. Janse. comes involved in a murder case when he Martina avoid tennis upset W.Anderson 12-20 2-2 26, Brlckowskl 9-lS 83 Kim Williams 35-34— 69 Karam, model Dayle Haddon, actor Larry Lovelace 1 0 0 0 1 1 Smoltz p 2)11 Oeshples p 2 0 0 0 M Itsle Berteotti Greater material security Is very likely LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Something 7 :3 0 P M ® Entertainment Tonight 1987 returns to his hometown. Harry Hamlin. Ja­ 21, Smrek 1-4 84 3, AAoxwell 1815 S 6 28, 34-35— 69 Drake ( "L.A. Law "). (90 min ) (In Stereo) Froser pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Boever p 0 0 0 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 Pot Brodlev for you In the year ahead. Be patient, propitious could develop for you at this Actor Michael Tucker ("L.A, Law”). (In [TMC] MOVIE: 'Sharky's Machine' An son Robards. Catherine Hicks, 1987 (In HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C (AP) - HBP—GWalker by Froser. Robertson 11-22 84 27, G.Anderson 89 82 4, 3613— 69 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Comegys 84884, Bowie 2-7884, Roth821-3 however, because early positive devel­ time that might provide additional In­ Stereo) Atlanta vice squad sergeant encounters 1 2:1 5 A M ® Pat Sajak Stereo) 1 Umpires—Home, Coble; Rrst, McClel- Martina Navratilova swept into the quarterfi- Puhl Dh 10 0 0 1.Totals589l17-2S122. come from other than your usual pimps, crooked politicians and drug de­ RangeraS.TIgersA lond; Second, Brlnkn>an; Third, Cooney. Totals N 3 3 2 Totals 33 2 6 2 opments may move at a snail’s pace. ® 6D Jeopardy I (CC). [H B O ] M O VIE: ‘Rage of Honor' A nar­ 3 :3 0 A M [ESPN] Auto Racing: NAS­ Family Circle Magazine Sacramento 31 17 30 31—lit source. It may be through an arrange­ alers in his everyday working world. Burt Son Antonio 3t 17 at 38—111 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Commercial ® Kate 8i Aide (CC). cotics investigator heads to Buenos Aires CAR Grand National 2 0 0 From Darling­ Atlanta 001 010 000—3 Bowling or financial involvements should work ment you establish with another. Reynolds, Rachel Ward. Brian Keith. 1981. to avenge his partner's death. Sho Kosugi, ton, S.C. (2 hrs.) (R) rnPnltno'i Thursday, dispatching DETROIT TEXAS 8Polnt goals— Alnge 3, Pressley 3, Ataxwell (3D INN News Rated R (In Stereo) o b r h M O b r h M AthletIcsIl.MarinarsS Houstan 100 000 001— 3 3, Robertson 2, Berry, Lohous. Fouled out well for you today if you approach SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The atten­ Lewis Van Bergen, Robin Evans. 1987 Catarina Lindqvist 6-4, 6-2 on a day in which E— Smolfz. DP— Houston 1. LDB— [USA] MOVIE: 'Northern Kicks and KW Hms cf 5 1 1 1 Espy cf 2 3 1 0 od*— Brlckowskl. Rebounds— Sacramento (S) M*A*S*H [U S A ] PGA Golf: The Masters Second Rated R. (In Stereo) unseeded players scored a pair of upsets. Atlonto 4, Houston 7. 2B— Blauser, Young, them in a practical, logical fashion. tion and spotlight might be focused on Southern Fists' Former rivals join forces Lovullo 3b 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 3 1 2 1 SEATTLE OAKLAND 37(TTsdale10),SanAntonlo60(Rober1son 9). 69) Magical Gallery Auction. (3 hrs.) round, from Augusta. Ga (2 hrs.) (R) Palmer 1b 4 0 2 2 Doron. 3B— LSmIfh, Smolfz. S— Smoltz. Assists— Sacramento 26 (Del Negro 7), Move at your own speed and do not let your mate or partner today. However, 1 2 :3 0 A M ® St. Elsewhere against a common enemy. Chang Hfinq, W hhokr 2b 5 0 2 1 ObrhM Ob r h M defeated 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Powder Puff others set the pace. Know where to look don’t let this bother you, because ev­ 69) Win, Lose or Draw 9 :3 0 P M ® ® Just the Ten of Us John Liu. 1984. Tram m I ss 5 0 0 0 Sierra rf Reynids 2b 4 0 2 0 Polonia If 3 1 1 0 Aftonta San Antonio 25 (W.Anderson 8). Total ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) No. 5 seed Lon McNeil of Houston 6-1, 6-2, while Lynn If 3 1 1 0 Fronco 2b 3 0 1 0 fouls— Sacramento 21, Son Antonio 20. eryone knows you are an equally Impor­ (CC) Coach Lubbock intercepts a class­ (Sritfev cf 5 0 0 0 Jovler If 0 10 0 Smolfz W,I4) 0 6 2 1 3 7 ^ “ tuso 451, Lori Fenton 218510, for romance and you’ll find It. The As­ ® Newhart (CC). Part 2 of 2. 3 :4 0 A M [TMC] MOVIE: The Wizard 3 0 0 0 Incvolla If 3 0 1 0 A — 10,892. room note referring suggestively to one of 62) 69) Late Night With David Letter- Nokes c A DovIs 1b 4 1 1 0 DHedtn cf 3 3 2 1 Boever S,2 1 0 0 0 0 1 tro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly re­ tant part of the team. of Gore’ An insane magician uses hypno­ HPltn^Kpul*Czechoslovakia ousted 3 1 1 0 Petralll dh 4 0 0 0 ® Cosby Show man (In Stereo) Sheridn rf Coles dh 4 0 11 Parker dh 5 1 3 2 Houstan W right lW-417, Terry Slemlnskl 192-477, his daughters. (R) 10 0 0 Buechte 3b 3 0 0 0 veals which signs are romantically per­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you tism to butcher audience members gullible Lem on rf Leonard If 3 111 McGwIr 1b 5 1 1 2 Deshales L A I 7 5 3 3 3 6 Nancy Hahn 182-489, Joanne Desllet 218517 (9D Newhart (CC). Sea Hunt S m ' sT.M Brgm n dh 3 1 2 1 SurHftrg c 4 1 1 1 fect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o have been Intending to start some type 9 :3 5 P M [M AX] MOVIE: Risky Busi- enough to participate in his show. Ray Brantly rf 4 0 11 Lonsfrd 3b 5 0 2 2 Andersen 2 0 0 0 0 1 Darlene Lodobouche 478, Barboro DeCa- . [A 81E] Worfd of Survival Been 1b 2 0 0 0 SBrodtey c prlo474. this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ of diet or exercise program, this Is a ness' (CC) A straight-laced teen ager gets ® What a Country! Sager, Judy Cler, Wayne Ratay. 1970. ^ Sanchez of 4 0 1 0 Steinbeh c 5 1 3 1 Smoltz pitched fo 2 batters In the 9th. Suns 126,8uperSonics 119 Rated NR. Brum ly 3b 0 0 0 0 EM rtnz 3b 4 0 0 0 Jose rf 5 1 0 0 W P — Oesholes, Smolfz. land, OH 44101-3428. good day to get the ball rolling. [C N N ] Crossfire involved with a prostitute while his parents 6D Gene Scott 33 4 7 3 Tetoft 30 S 8 4 prevailed over Jana Pospisilova of Totcrtt Vlzguel ss 3 1 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 5 2 2 3 Umpires-Home, Davidson; First, are on vacation. Tom Cruise, Rebecca De P H O E N IX (111) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you apply Chances are you’ll stick to what you be­ [E S P N ] Davis Cup Tennis; Singles [A 8iE] Winston Churchill: The Valiant 4 .0 0 A M (3D Streets of Sait Francisco Czechoslovakia 6-3, 3-6, 6-1. And Hana Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 Bonin; Second, Harvey; Third, PulM. Home Enginoors Mornay, Joe Pantoliano 1983 Rated R. Detroit 020 200 000-4 Chambers 11-18181132,Corbln861-27, West yourself properly, today’s events can be gin now. Quarterfinals From San Diego. (3 hrs.) Years Mandhkova of Au.stralia. the No. 8 seed Totcrtt 3S 3 • 3 Totals 40 11 14 11 T— 2:26. A-9,259. (Live) [48iE] MOVIE: 'Stardust Memories’ A Texoi 101 020 10K— 9 84848, Homacek81)2-212,K.Johnson81578 effectively controlled. The quality of CAPRICORN p e c . 22-Jan. 19) Your 1 0 :0 0 P M ® Falcon Crest (CC) Pilar [OIS] Return of Shertock Holmes successful director begins to question the defeated No. 11 Bettina Fulco of Argentina 6-1 E — Buechele, Sondbero> Beon, McMurtry. Soottlo 102 000 OQE- 3 19, E.Johnson 11-13 86 X , Gilliam 89 45 14, most outstanding attribute today could [T M C ] MOVIE: ’Born in East L.A.’ A Los and Sinclair plot against Richard; Saman­ Holmes emerges after three years in hiding direction his life and career are taking. DP—Detroit 1. LOB—OetroM 10, Texos 7. Atolerlo 1-4834, Lang08800, Dunn08880 your efforts will determine the types of 6- 2 . ’ Ooklond 206 000 30x— 11 Angeles native Is sent south of the border tha helps Angela escape; Pilar sees Lance Woody Allen, Charlotte Rampling. Jessica H R — Sundbero (1). 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P^APVTo NI^^oTiAT^A G Man resents way his wife spends money DEARDEARABBY: ABBY: I am 77 r— i*_u -u .. years old. My wife is 68. never could afford to live here without anyone in their entire lifetime. V 7 this arrangeent. We’ve been married for I used to admire the terrific My problem: There is a man in this o O four years. It’s a second memories of people like this until I building who is legally separated marriage for both of us. realized it’s much easier to remember PEANUTS by Charlea M. Schulz from his wife. He is nice-looking, ' l l She is a refined, good- Dear Abby a short list than a long one. polite, gentlemanly and he lives looking woman, but she BARBARA SACKS, |'A\ 50RRV you G O T you KNOW, I really Abigail Van Buren alone. I have no car, so he gives me ORANGE. N.J. k n u c k l e b a l l . has some old-fashioned MiT ON TME HEAP rides to the grocery store, laundro­ PIPN'T call for a . ideas. For example, she VESTERPAY. C h a r l e s mat, etc. He is very kind and caring, DEAR BARBARA: We ail know 6EAN 6ALL..I CALLEP thinks a husband should but guess what? According to the people like that. It’s one thing to FOR A KNUCKLEMEAP., support his wife com­ tenants, the word is all over this remember, but to “ recite” is some­ pletely, even if the wife building that this man and I are “You have salmon trying to swim up your thing else. has a very good income of her own. lawyer. having an affair! stream of consciousness?!” n I am very comfortable financially, GOING BROKE IN FLORIDA Abby, that is nol true. Why can’t DEAR ABBY: Our daughter is I 1989 by NEA, IRC. I but I am no multimillionaire. Her people of the opposite sex be friends being married soon. We have ex­ husband died and left her very well DEAR GOING BROKE: It’s too late without sleeping together? A couple of changed visits with the groom’s L, off, and although I’ve never counted for a prenuptial agreement, which a tenants made some snide remarks parents, but our families have not met AP photo her money. I’m sure her assets are man in your circumstances should about it to him, too, and I feel terrible yet. Because our daughter and her greater than mine. The problem is have had, but it’s not too late to reach about it. He said he couldn’t care less AWAITS NOMINATION — Texas native BUGS BUNNY by W«m«r Bros. fiance have both been in medical HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne that she saves her money and spends some kind of agreement about an what people say. Abby, why do people school out of state, neither family CathI V. Vlllalpando will be nominated mine like it comes out of a pump. We allowance — or a budget. gossip? And what can I do about it. knows more than a few of their by President Bush to be the U.S. l'N\ SaPPOSEP TO TAKE , — OR WAS IT A I KNEW I TOOK A WRONG- get along fine — except when it comes A woman who comes to a marriage IRATE IN classmates and colleagues. SOMEWHERE.' treasurer, the person who signs the I WAMT a 0H0(iiiS THAT DR. ? MV ^A&V,t5A6V. IV1V£: E CALLED now on to maintain my health? What tests should I VE^... erty division, usually as part of If you own a company — or are little investment you stand a Gibson said Thursday he wants to bring ffeUR BodV 15 RECA/ERIMG- KENPER5CN DISCOVERED TMESe ."FEET." get for “ baseline” information, and what schedule the state treasurer’s office. After a financial officer with a com­ Shakespeare to as wide an audience as Niceuy FROIV1 THE ?RoTRUDiN& !5R0WTri5 of tests should I have regularly now? surprising good chance of finding a period of time, which varies pany — it’s worthwhile to check money you had forgotten you possible. ?R66rt4ARCV. AHV qO£STloNS? ON T he l o w e r fART from state to state, accounts in periodically to see if company had. ” I would like to make ("Hamlet” ) extremely DEAR READER: The answer to your questions Of rAV &OPV. which there has been no activity money might have found its way And, in a few cases, really large accessible,” Gibson said in a telephone could best be provided by your personal physician, and whose owners cannot be into the unclaimed property file. amounts have come to light and interview. "There’s no point in doing anything who knows the state of your general health and can easily located are turned over to This frequently happens. have been claimed. for an elite. suggest an appropriate program for health ” I love Shakespeare and I always have. But maintenance. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea when I was in school, .1 didn’t think it was In general, a person approaching 40 should have accessible at all. It wasn’t really taught to me the following; a complete history and physical properly. examination (including a Pap test for women), a Word refers to home value FAIL 5 P “ But there’s no great mystery to Shakes­ THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr g00fC4 ToR E complete blood count (to detect anemia and peare. There’s love, hate, passion, sex and abnormal white blood ceils), a chemical screening DEAR BRUCE: Can you explain what the word /v iE . "comparables” means? When I called my tax office violence. It’s all there.” >0U (MN LEAKH a lot A^UT battery (including cholesterol) and a test for hidden THI? OHE HA5 EXOTlcJ UTERARy A W A l i f e t i m e because I was upset with the assessment I received, HUMAH? by (SOIHS •TOROlkSH TA$TE5; A $ophi$ tic4te;e> palate, MEMBERSHIP IH GOlUG- our blood in the stool. Some doctors would add a TWEIR I?.V.'^..RDK IHSTAHC6 they told me that my taxes were raised because the Garbo won’t pen book A dZJNTIHEMTAL FLAIR IHFA5HI0H., ,TVIE H.R.A, op cardiogram, a chest X-ray, mammogram and a o - flexibile sigmoidoscopy to investigate the lower "comparables” in the area showed that all the properties were worth a good deal more money. Smart Money NEW YORK (AP) —• Greta Garbo, describ­ o r a intestine. SALE When I asked what the word meant, they said it ing herself as a “ sour little creature,” says: ” If I think it’s wise to address other issues as part of Bruce Williams somebody gave me a million dollars I wouldn't the health maintenance program: Patients should had to do with the resale price of homes in my neighborhood. What has that got to do with my write anything about myself. I wouldn't do it stop smoking, maintain an ideal body weight, be taxes? I asked the lady I spoke with and, although for anything under the sun. fastidihus in selecting sexual partners, reduce "I don’t think it’s worthwhile. I don’t think dietary fat, engage in regular exercise, attempt to she was very pleasant, she really couldn’t make me understand what she was talking about, and I doubt it’s very interesting.” WINTHROP byOIckCavalM cut down on stress, limit alcohol consumption, avoid if she understood herself. Comments made over the last 26 years by the mind-altering drugs and be alert to subtle body S.W., DEAR S.W.: The word "comparable” is regu­ reclusive film star, who hasn’t made a movie I W ONDER WHATfe PLAYING IT COSTS FOUR e u a c e t o changes that could Indicate potential trouble. larly used when we discuss property assessments — since 1941, were recorded by a friend and 1 r NAONDERV/HATfe AT “n-tE KIDDIFM ATINEE f GREEN BAY, WIS. (SET ItsI THE MOVIES NOW . VON TEL - EVISION . J If you have no current health problem and are that is, the price established for a piece of real estate published in a spring issue of Life magazine. TODAY. taking good care of yourself, you do not — in my as part of the selling process, or for tax purposes. ” I don’t want any kind of attention from opinion — need another exam until you are 50. (If anybody, except that I know that someone likes NORTH 4-7-89 you are a woman, you should have an annual Pap Our Language In order to assess the value of your home, the me. and that’s nice. Otherwise, it's sickening,” ♦ 10 5 4 test and learn breast self-examination.) officials involved attempt to find a home that has she said. V 10 3 Finally, you will want to make sure that you have recently changed hands and is similar to yours — it ♦ A J 10 6 4 3 Ominous suggests upcoming evil or disaster. has the same number of rooms, approximately the ♦ K 10 adequate health insurance. There’s always the danger of misusing a word, but Battle against linguine By James Jacoby same lot size, and it’s in the same neighborhood. If more, if declarer plays ace and anoth­ that shouldn’t make this adjective ominous. WEST EAST . DEAR DR. GOTT: One doctor told me I have two or three homes in a tract, for example, go for COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - If Los Angeles 4 Q J 9 8 2 ♦ 7 3 er diamond, forcing East to win the In film, a brief appearance by a well-known Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda wins his Here is a deal with several points of king. West will have the opportunity to Parkinson’s disease, another said it was a tremor. $100,000 in recent sales, this is considered a r A J 8 4 TQ 9 7 5 instruction. First, should South win the performer is a cameo. Spellers who wanted a key to battle against linguine, the Salvation Army make a discard. If he throws a spade. C> iMttn NCA tfic 4-7 What concerns me is that my grandson, 12, has the ’’comparable” sale, and an assumption can be ♦ Q ♦ K 8 first trick with his ace or with his ______cameo came by one easily. will gain $5,000 for a youth center. But he ♦ J 8 3 ♦97642 East would have to be blind not to re­ dh/K\U same problem with shaking hands. Isn’t he too made that your home is worth the same amount of king? If you bear in mind that a de­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodawall alize that a heart shift is mandatory. money. admits the habit is hard to break. fender with A-Q-J-9-8 would lead the young for this? QUESTION: What does “ the ides of March” refer SOUTH Suppose all your good efforts are for “ Every time I’ve tried to lose weight, I look ♦ A K 6 queen against three no-trump, that naught. East does overtake his part­ YOU havenY touched 6Hg CANT ^ to? Is it something bad? While this is not always valid, it is one method of at that linguine and say, 'Who’s stronger — you VK62 should help you decide to win the trick DEAR READER: Your grandson is too young for ner’s diamond queen and makes the YOU(? ROAST BEEF ee3R.\ouB!! 1 determining present value. Admittedly, all or m e?'” Lasorda said. ♦ 9 7 5 2 with your king. That way, should East NO YORKSHIRE Parkinson’s disease, a progressive neurological right decision to switch to hearts. CHAUNCEY. WHATS 16 rr?' y ANSWER: In the ancient Roman calendar, the sals are subjective, but the comparable method is Lasorda, 61, weighed in at 202 pounds ♦ A Q 5 com e on lead, he might not realize that PUDPINS?^NO disorder, usually beginning after age 40, marked by That's not the end of the deal, since THE PROBLEM? ides of this month fell on March 15. The superstitions one of the better ones, if similar properties exist. Wednesday at the Salvation Army, four pounds a shift to hearts is the winning defen­ SRAvy?// slow movements, muscular rigidity and resting Vulnerable: Neither East cannot lead a low heart. (South about this “ bad” day involve the assassination of shy of the 20 he is trying to lose. Dealer: South sive play. would simply play low and the king tremor. Julius Caesar. Probably the most famous warning Having won the king of spades, de­ Perhaps you and your grandson have benign It is possible, however, for someone to have a Covington restaurant owner Jeff Ruby has would be protected.) Instead, he must concerning the ides is found in Shakespeare's West North East South clarer leads a diamond. West plays the unique piece of property, perhaps a home in a very pledged $5,000 if Lasorda meets his goal before play the heart queen. Now declarer’s » hereditary tremor. This is an annoying but "Julius Caesar.” Shortly before Caesar’s murder, a 1 NT queen. Is there a choice here? It does A harmless tremor that affects the hands, head and rural area where no properties have turned over or the All-Star Game on July 11. He said he will Pass 3 NT Pass F’ass king of hearts is swallowed up and the > Soothsayer cries out; "Beware the ides of March.” no harm for declarer to duck in dum­ voice; it runs in families and tends to worsen with changed hands for the past four or five years. double his contribution if Lasorda keeps off the Pass contract is defeated. k weight by season’s end. my. On the actual layout of the cards, James Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge" and stress and age. Mild tranquilizers will often reduce Clearly, the comparable method would not work East may as well overtake partner’s Do you have a question or comment about our here, since there are no sales to compare. In that Lasorda, in Cincinnati for a Dodgers-Reds Opening lead: ♦ Q “Jacoby on Card Games"(written with bis father, the severity of this common affliction. queen with the king, but if you give the the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Perhaps you and your grandson should be language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, In care case, the establishment of a price or value becomes series, insisted he'll have no problem reaching opponents a chance to make a mis­ bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ far more difficult, and obviously, far more his goal. “ I’ll be there next week,” he said. © 1989. NFIWSPAI'ER ENTKIU’RISB AS.SN examined by a neurologist who can establish the take, they sometimes will. Further­ ' r r o i ter 06040. subjective. ______i w i r - • cause of your difficulties. 80 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday April 7 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 7, 1989 — 21 A WEEKEND SCIENCE & HEALTH ‘Boys’ in Bolton Take a memo The Bolton High School Drama Club will present More measles reported A the musical comedy “ The Boys From Syracuse.” Youngsters can make a memo board for their Fusion tests fail Yale does 3 transplants HARTFORD (A P) — Another out­ The state is monitoring measles tonight at 8. It is a collaboration of Richard folks at the Youth Museum, 30 High St., New NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two surgical member transplant team break of measles reported at a cases closely because there usually BOSTON (A P) — Attempts to produce Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, based on Shakespeare's Britain, on Saturday afternoon. The program, at 1 teams at Yale-New Haven Hospital formed the operation. Milford elementary school has raised are only 15 to 27 such cases in low-tech nuclear fusion, which electrified the "The Comedy of Errors ' Performances will be in p.m., is open to kids of all ages. However, those used the organs from a Maine The pancreas is a large, elongated concern among some officals that the Connecticut during a given year, Dix scientific world when announced two weeks the all-purpose room of the Bolton Elementary under 7 will need an older person to help. The cost teen-ager to perform this state’s first gland situated behind the stomach. case could result in an epidemic. said. Most of the 15 cases confirmed so ago, have produced no cries of success and at School on Notch Road. Fifty Bolton students and is 50 cents. Call 225-3020 to reserve a spot. pancreas transplant and the hospi­ People afflicted with diabetes suffer A Calf Pen Meadow School pupil far this year have centered on least one apparent failure. staff members have been involved as actors, tal’s fourth heart-lung transplant. was the 15th state resident to contract Hartford. A University of Utah scientist and a British from a deficiency of insulin, which is musicians, set designers and builders, and crew Yale doctors also late Wednesday produced in the pancreas. the measles this year,'a state official “ We have been seeing an increase colleague touched off a scramble when they members. Rally is planned described creating nuclear fusion in a jar of and Thursday performed a heart said. in the number of cases reported to Doctors began operating on Red­ heavy water. They said the process generated transplant, at least the hospital’s 20th. Beverly LaHaye, founder and president of “ The introduction of one case is an us,” Dix said. dington at 3:30 a.m. Thursday and four times more power than it used. Two different Yale transplant Concerned Women for America, will be among the outbreak,” said Dennis Dix, director In the United States this year, 3,500 completed the operation at 11 a.m., Very inventive If true, their technique could revolutionize teams flew to Maine on Wednesday speakers at a convention on Saturday. It will be of the immunization program for the confirmed measle cases have been said Marks, who had performed about power production, yielding a steady supply of night to remove the organs for the Three Buckley School students, Benji Alejandro, held at Valley Community Baptist Church in Avon. state Department of Health Services. reported and 10 people have died as a a dozen pancreas transplants while at cheap, clean electricity. But neither they nor heart-lung and pancreas operations, Mark Campbell and Adam Vandine, will represent The theme for the weekend is “ Fire in My Bones.” “ We can certainly consider what’s result of the disease, he said. the University of Michigan. anyone else has offered a convincing explana­ which were performed Thursday. Manchester this weekend at the Connecticut going on there an outbreak.” The disease starts with flu-like Workshops will include sessions on abortion, tion of the principles of physics involved. Doctors would not say how the donor Pancreas recipients are susceptible Schools Supt. Robert Blake said the symptoms that progress into cough­ Invention Convention. This convention, which will education, day care policies, the media had died. to blood clots, resulting from inflam­ student was diagnosed with the ing, a runny nose, watery eyes and a be held at Bloomfield High School, features the creationism and other issues. The event is from At Massachusetts Institute of Technology, James Reddington, 40, of Meriden, mation of the organ, during the first measles this week by city Health high fever. A rash starts in the original creations of more than 200 Connecticut 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information, call Sandi chemist Mark S. Wrighton said he obtained the pancreas recipient, and the two three to five days after a transplant, Director Dr. George Kraus. hairline and ear areas and moves students. As the public views the works, they will Harty, 674.-0563. technical details from University of Utah other transplant patients, whose Marks said. The next big hurdle is the down the face to the torso and arms be judged by a team of patent holders and patent "You hope it’s not going to be some officials and started a duplicate experiment. It identities were not released, were all possibilitv of rejection. and legs. The rash turns from pink to attorneys, educators, researchers and engineers. A kind of epidemic,” Blake said, adding has been going continuously since March 27 listed in critical condition late Thurs­ red to mahogany and lasts about three About 700 pancreas transplants talk by Robert Sternberg of Yale University on How sweet it is that he fears that pupils at Calf Pen with no evidence of nuclear fusion, he said day, said Tom Urtz, a hospital days, Dix explained. have been performed around the “ Thinking and Inventing” will highlight the day. and other schools could contract the Thursday. spokesman. Take a peek at some of the most beautiful cakes Measles usually last a week to 10 United States, and about 1,500 world­ disease. Doctors said Reddington’s blood The Invention Convention is put on by the in New England, as the Connecticut Cake days, he said. Spokesmen at the Lawrence Livermore wide. The success rate has improved glucose level had esentially returned Connecticut Educators’ Network for Talented and Extravaganza winds down on Sunday. From 3:30 to : Calf Pen Principal Patricia Breen National Laboratory in Livermore, Cal., and greatly since 1984 with advances in Last month’s ECAC North Atlantic to normal after his operation, a sign Gifted, and is open to students from kindergarden 5 p.m., the public will be able to enter the exhibition was sending letters to parents of her the Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los drugs to fight rejection and new Conference postseason tournament at his new pancreas was functioning. through the 12th grade. school’s 376 pupils to inform them of Alamos, N.M. said their attempts at duplicat­ medical techniques. halls at the Holiday Inn in East Hartford, to see the Hartforil Civic Center was played "H e’s very, very pleased at the needlework made from icing, lilies done in the measles case and to advise them without spectators present because of ing the work have not produced conclusive TAKING TIME — Caleb E. White of Deer opera. White repeats his grandfather’s to check their children’s immuniza­ results. moment. But he also knows he’s not In about 80 of every 100 transplants chocolate, paintings done with cocoa, and more. a measles outbreak at the University out of the woods yet,” said Dr. Run Trail takes a moment on the set of the role, as a pirate, in performances tonight tion records, Blake said. of Hartford. now, the pancreas is functioning a Simsbury Light Opera’s "The Pirates of William Marks, head of the four- year later. and Saturday, April 14and15at 8:15 p.m., And all that jazz Penzance," to review a scrapbook andon April 15at2:15p.m. Performances compiled during a 1946 performance of are at Simsbury High School, Farms The Art Farmer Quintet will be featured at the the same show. That show featured a Village Road, Simsbury. Call 521-8838 Hartford Jazz Society’s brunch and concert, performance by White’s grandfather, for tickets. Sunday at the Hartford Holiday Inn. Brunch begins CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Robert E. Darling, who founded the light at 11:30 a.m., and the concert starts at 2 p.m., with a donation of $28 per person. Contact the Hartford Jazz Society, 242-6688. Tickets for the concert only READ YOUR AD: Classifed advertisements are are $17 general and $14 for students. RAtES; 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to Not shrinking violets Go fish 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday thrauah Saturday, the taken by telephone as a convenience. The Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ The Windsor African Violet Society will put out a Calling all small fry! The Manchester Lion’s Incorrect Insertion and then only for the slle of Where’s the beef? 26 ar more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published display this weekend which they are cailing “ A Club is holding its annuai Children’s Fishing Derby the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Little House of Violets.” The show and sale of M inim um charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement V4lll not be on Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon at Salters Pond. The First Congregational Church of Coventry violets will be at the Windsor Public Library, 323 corrected by an odditlonal Insertion. This is limited to kids who are no more than 14, and will have a roast beef supper on Saturday from 4:30 Broad St., Windsor, Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. and those 8 and under must be accompanied by an to 6:30 p.m. Meals cost $4.50 general; $4 for senior Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The public is adult. First, second and third prize tophies will be citizens; and $2 for children ages 7 to 12. Children 6 Notices PART TIME HELP I HELP IllJHELP IHDME8 HOMES welcome and admission is free. handed out in three age groups. No boats, wading and under may eat free. HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED I'M wanted HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE or swimming in the water will be permitted. As 0 condition precedent to the plocement of onv adver­ SECURITY/Receptlon- SECRETARY for law of­ MANCHESTER: Choose Catching fire You can at UConn Weekends. Part time, All real estate advertised In tising In the Manchester He­ fice. Excellent typing NOTICE OF VACANCY one to fit your budget. rald, Advertiser hereby front desk security po­ the Manchester Herald Is The Dry Branch Fire Squad, a zany group of fine Composer conducts It’s a wonderful weekend at the University of Cashier Phone skills required. Flexi­ sublect to the Fair Housing Two-capes: sixrooms, agrees to protect. Indemnify sition available at new BOOKKEEPER: bluegrass musicians, will present a concert on Connecticut, where you can take in a performance and hold harmless the Man­ Operator ble week day hours. Act of 1968, w hich m akes It 1 - bath. Fine starter Bill Conti, Oscar-winning composer and retirement commun­ Send resume to Box C, Superintendent of Schools lllegol to advertise any pref­ home, 1 - car garage Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Sounding Board of one of the world’s greatest violinists, enjoy the chester Herald, Its officers ity. Hours 8am-5pm. Hours conductor for movies and television shows, will and employees against any c/o Manchester for Regional School District erence, limitation or discrim­ $132,500. Six - room, 2 - Coffeehouse, First Church of Christ dancing of Poland’s premier folk dance troupe, or and all liability, loss or Cahdidate must be de­ Monday - Friday Herald. No. 8, Hebron, Andover, and ination based on race, color, bath, excellent quality, lead the Hartford Pops Orchestra tonight and religion, sex of national see a classic Russian drama. expense, Including attor­ pendable, personable 9-5 pm Martborough, Invitee appli­ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. Saturday at Bushnell Hall. Pieces will include “ Oh, origin, or on Intention to screened porch, new neys' fees, arising from and enloy people. All day Saturday 9-5 cants for the following posi­ furnace, 1 - car garage Tickets purchased at the door will be $10, but Mazowsze, a group direct from Poland, will claims of unfair trade practi­ Apply In person at A r­ BOOKKEEPING. Com­ moke onv such preference, What a Feeling” from “ Flashdance and a medley Warehouse opportuni­ tion: Bookkeeper tor Regio­ $159,900. Peterman reservations are required. Call 583-0841. perform tonight at 8 in the Jorgensen Auditorium. ces, Infringement of trade­ bors at Hop Brook, 403 Experience puter Input operator limitation or discrimination. of Conti’s television themes. Tickets cost between ties. New Englands lar­ nal School District No. 8, re­ The Herald will not know­ Real Estate 649-9404. With more gorgeous costumes and vigorous marks, trade names or pat­ West Center Street, preferred. gest electrical products for bookkeeping de­ $9 and $24, and are available through the box office, ents, violation of rights of quires knowledge of school ingly accept onv odvertlse- BOLTON. Two bedroom, Manchester. 647-9343. Please call for an distributor has an open­ partment. Eight hours ment which Is In violation of Old and cherished dancers than you’re likely to see on one stage privacy and Infringement of budgets, state and federal 246-6807. Performances are at 8 p.m. appointment ing for warehouse work­ on Tuesdays. Please the low. one bath, fireplace, ap­ again, Mazowsze puts on a spectacular copyright and proprietary contact Patricia Ger­ grants, ability to procaaa pay­ pliances, two car gar­ You’ll find a wondrous display of elegant Bold and brassy rights, unfair competition ers. Responsibilities In­ performance. Tickets range from $15 to $5. i i i J help 6 4 6 ^ 3 2 1 clude preparing orders hard, Foss and O’Neil- roll, accounts payable and re­ age, one plus acre with antiques and collectibles tonight and Saturday at Talented sound and libel and slander, which brook. Charming star­ The Hartford Trumpet Quartet will present a Downstairs in the same building, the university’s may result from the publica­ i 'M wanted LyReh Toyota PorUsc for customer pickup or 1,Inc. 146 H a rtfo rd ceivable and basic book­ Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St. delivery, loading trucks or Road, Manchester, CT keeping akilla. Soma familiar­ ter home on Choddy program Sunday evening, which will include the The Manchester Symphony Orchestra and own students and faculty will present “ The tion of any advertlsment In There will be 37 dealers at Manchester oldest the Manchester Herold by POOL Attendant, 18 years receiving Incoming mate­ 06040. eoe. m/s. ity with computers Is alto da- M ill Road. $149,900. 647- Chorale will present a concert on Saturday Seagull” by Anton Checkhov, under the direction of DRIVERS/Warehouse rial. Warehouse experi­ 9481,______antique show, selling jewelry, vintage clothing, famed Bugler’s Holiday” by Leroy Anderson, advertiser, Including adver­ or older, for position, help. Paid holidays, alrable. Salary depends on tisements In any free distri­ ence preferred. Excellent OPEN house Sunday and“ Fughetta” from Rossini’s “ Barber of featuring the members of the Round Table Singers Leon Bailey. Stephanie Correa, a professional 40 hours a week min­ STAFF development prevlout expariance and EAST Hartford 5 + 5 du- linens, furniture and more. There will also be bution publications pub­ paid vacation, benef­ pay and benefits and op­ 2pm-4pm. 20 Lydall Seville.” The quartet will perform at First Church of Manchester High School. The all-Brahms actress, has been brought in as the guest artist. imum. Please call 528- its, profit share, over­ coordinator needed for training. Send latter of appli­ plex. Live In one side home-cooked meals and freshly baked pies. lished by the Manchester 1300 to set up an ap­ portunities for advance­ 120 bed skilled nursing Street, Manchester. Performances are tonight at 8, Saturday and. time, excellent chance cation, raauma, and rafer- and rent the other or Admission is $2.50 per person. The show is open of Christ Congregational, 2183 Main St., program will be presented in the high school’s Herald. Penny Sleffert, pointment for an ment. facility. BSN pre­ Newer six room colon­ Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. Call 486-3969 for tickets. Publisher. for advancement. Full time first, second and ancas to; use as Income Invest­ Glastonbury. Admission is free, although donations Bailey Auditorium. Soloists Christine Laird and Interview. ferred. Salary com­ ial In excellent condi­ ment. Each unit has tonight until 8, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Valid license neces­ third shift openings. If Michael R. Reilly tion. Three bedroom, are encouraged. baritone Chai-Lun Yueh will be featured. Tickets On Saturday, Itzhak Perlman takes the same mensurate with expe­ two bedrooms, eat-it Village Charm Promotions has put together the LOST CERTIFIED Nurse Aides. sary. Experience pre­ you have warehouse ex­ Assistant Superintendent l '/2 baths, formal din­ are $6 general: $4, college students and senior stage, with “ the trickiest fingers in the U.S.,” as Immediate openings rience. Please send kitchen and a fire­ Lions Club of Hartford Antiques Show, Saturday ferred but not neces­ perience, come In and fill ing room, large fire­ some have put it. Tickets for this outstanding AND FOUND on 7am-3pm and 3pm- sary. Ask for Kirk or out an application, or call: resume, call or come 21 Pendleton Drive place. Separate base­ citizens; free for students under 18. In. Kathleen Coburn, place, living room, oak and Sunday at South Catholic High School, South Musical pictures 11pm shifts. Full or John. 649-4563. Hebron. CT 06248 ments, furnaces and concert are among the most expensive at the ELDERLY half lab, half Ecoaony Electric Sapply Administrator, Moun­ floors, sunny south fac­ Street, Hartford. The show will be open from 10 part time positions. Ev­ 428 Tollaad Tpke Phone No. utilities. $199,900. D.W. The Soni Fidelis Quintet will present a concert on Jorgensen — going for $7.50 to $25 each. Yet even bull dog. Wearing red MEDICAL Office.Two tain View Health Care, ing kitchen, sliding Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Write on ery other weekend re­ challenging positions Maacliester, CT 06040 228-9417/643-4210 glass door on to deck, with these prices, the hall is nearly sold out, so call collar and bright pink quired. We are conve­ 581 Poquonock Sunday. Sunday evening at 7 featuring Mussorgsky’s available In a friendly 647-SOOO. Application deadline; fenced back yard, YOUNG Duplex. This 5-5 A workshop on writing good dialogue and soon for tickets. bandana. North Main niently located on the Avenue, Windsor, CT. ‘Pictures at an Exhibition,” among other works. Street, near Bait office for Individuals •OG m/i/v/h 688-7211. April 19, 1089 aluminium siding. three bedroom home description will be presented Saturday at 11 a.m. Sunday, the organ recital series continues at the Hartford/Manchester with excellent Inter­ $164,900. Principles overlooks the school The quintet, currently the artists in residence at Quarry. Reward. 643- bus line. Ask about our KITCHEN helper. 8;30am For the family by the Connecticut Chapter of Romance Writers of Storrs Congregational Church on North Eagleville 1009. personal and telephone only. Call 643-6287. yard of Nathan Hale. Hartt School of Music at the University of Hartford, assist for transporta­ LOOKING FOR good - 3:00pm. Call 649-2358. RN/LPN. Full time and America, at the Southbury Public Library, South Road, which is actually within the campus. At 4 skills who desires WILLINGTON. 12 Acre 1'/i baths, full private On Sunday afternoon, folk singers and will play at Alumni Hall, Kingswood Oxford School, IMPOUNDED Female, tion. Ask about our heavy patient contact newr? Look for the many ELECTRICAL contrac­ part time positions basement, separate 170 Kingswood Road, West Hartford. Admission is Main Street, near exit 15 off Interstate 84. For p.m., Michelle Graveline will do a free about three years old. child care reimburse­ tor needs full time per­ available. 7am-3pm, farm-barn-house-dog storytellers Peggy Morgan and Bette Phelan will and busy environment. bargain buys advertised kennel. Nine room Co­ heat and more! further information, call Zita Christian of performance. „ Shepherd cross black. ment and our non- Responsible for obtain­ In the classified columns son with knowledge of 11pm-7am Monday- $219,900. Coll Rick Bell. $8 general, $5 students and senior citizens. For benefit rate of pay lonial, Five bedrooms, play ballads and contemporary American Indian Manchester, 646-0155. Also on Sunday, the Connecticut State Museum of ' Found on Progress ing office visit pay­ today. electrical supplies and Frlday. No weekends. Blonchard & Rossetfo and Appalachian mountain music on a variety of reservations, call 233-9631, extension 261. Drive. Call Manchester program. For more In­ materials. Must be or­ For more Information, 1'/2 baths, garage with Natural History will preset.! a family program ^ ment, appointment workshop, large barn Realtors," We’re Sel­ instruments’ including guitar, dulcimer and banjo Dog Warden, 643-6642. formation please call. scheduling and accu­ ganized and able to please coll Director of ling Houses" 646-2482.n called "Indian Stories and Legends,” with Joe D irector of Nursing work Independently. Nursing, Crestfleld with pen, garden area at South Windsor High School, 161 Nevers Road. Digging the past rate patient Informa­ approved area for lOPEN House Sunday, Delightfully German Bruchac. This will be at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the - Services, Crestfleld tion In a professional, 646-5422. Convalescent Home, Tickets are $2, and may be purchased at the door. Convalescent Home, pond and approved dog April 9,1 - 4 p.m. North Pieces which archeologists dug from the site campus’ Wilbur Cross Building. Admission is $2 > friendly manner. Work ELECTRICIAN lourney Manchester, CT. 643- A Famous Recipe German Dinner is planned for PERSONALS Manchester, CT 643- 5151. kennel. All situated on Coventry. 135 Mark where Seth Goodwin had a pottery show in 1795 will per person. week Includes day or man. Residential, com­ Saturday at 6 p.m. in the parish hall of St. George’s 5151. 12 acres -p three miles Drive. Great family be displayed starting this weekend at the Noah WANTED. Ride from afternoon and evening mercial and Industrial from 1-84! $349,900. neighborhood. You’ll Episcopal Church, Bolton, Tickets, which are $7.50 hours. Attractive sa­ SECRETARY. Opportun­ work. Able to work Go for the gold Webster House, 227 S. Main St., West Hartford. Porter Street to Pratt D.W. Fish Realty, 643- love this newly remo­ per person, may be reserved by calling 643-9203. MARKETING lary and benefit pack­ ity In sales department with minimum supervi­ 1591.□ Information on this pottery site, which was in the and Whitney. Second deled kitchen with slid­ The town of Hamden is honoring goldenbells — shift. Call after 10:30 ASSISTANT age for the right per­ for secretary with good sion. All benefits. Call IN-STORE ers to a 24' wraparound Elmwood section of West Hartford, is combined son. Apply In person or typing and organiza­ 875-5905. "HANDY-Man’s Spe­ the informal name for the forsythia bush — am. 647-47147 Now r»(lr«m*nt community PROMOTIONAL SALES cial" Over three acres deck. This three bed­ with a display from the Connecticut Humanities send resume to Sports tion skills. Knowledge room Raised Ranch throughout the month. On Saturday from 1 to 3 tM k i Individual to aaalst In Medicine and Ortho­ of Multi-Mate and Lo­ Immediate openings for of property go with this Council called “ What is Archaeology?” Admission lotting. Prevlout taltt/mar- also features a fire­ p.m., there will be free fire engine rides for the PART TIME pedics of Manchester, tus reoulred. Apply In AGWAY IS HIRING five room, three bed­ Get healthy kttlng txparlenct ntcataary, in store promotional place and bullt-ln air to the Noah Webster House is $2 general, $1.50 for HELP WANTED 155 Main Street, Man­ person; Gerber Scien­ room Ranch In Tol­ youngsters, and a folk singing concert for the rati attata, Inturanca, tala- PART TIME OR sales personal. Experi­ land. New furnace. conditioner In the liv­ The Senior Citizens Health Clinic is presenting a senior citizens and $1 for children 6 to 15. The chester, CT or call tific Instrument Com­ ing room, paneled adults, at Quinnipiac College, on Mount Carmel markatlng, or othar Intangl- 645-8387 between 10am - pany, 83 Gerber Road ence not necessary. Two fireplaces. Ap­ museum is open from 1 to 4 daily, except BABYSITTER needed FULL TIME HELP. lower level family Avenue. Sunday from 4:30 to 6 p.m., tethered hot Health/Caregiver Fair on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. bla product aalaa. Full or part 6 pm. West, South Windsor, proximately two acres Wednesdays. n Training provided-some room, l '/2 baths and occasional evenings In tlma. Excallent working con- are wooded, and one air balloon rides will be offered on the grounds of to 2:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center, 549 E. CT eoe f/v/h VERY FLEXIBLE more. $164,900. Route my home for a four dltlona. overnight travel. No acre has level lawn and the Eli Whitney Museum on Whitney Avenue. For a Middle Turnpike. There will be free health year old. Call 643-1742 DAY CARE HELP fruit trees. If you are 44to M ark Drive, house Children’s Fun Fair set Call Phyllla, AIDE-housekeeper. Ma- HOURS. cold calling. Transpor­ complete schedule of the month’s events call screenings, including blood pressure, hearing and evenings. Needed mature woman to ture person wanted for ambitious and handy, on left. Philips Real 647-9343, tation manditory. Aver­ Estote. 742-1450.O _ 248-3077. more. Cholesterol screening wiil be available for a St. James School, 73 Park St., is sponsoring a PART tim e gas attendant cara forToddlart. Mon.-FrI. 1- small resthome. Benef­ then this Is the place for or tand ratuma to: •Warehouse age sales reps earn you!!. Call Now! Ask­ WILLIMANTIC. Great nominal free. Children’s Fun Fair, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 needed. Call Jay. 646- 6 pm.; 3 years old 7-1 pm. Call: its. Call 649-4510, 3444. Artors at Hop Brook The Childrens Place Inc. Mondav-Fridav be­ •Equipment $750-$10(X) per week. ing $139,900.Strano starter home. Conve­ p.m. There will be games, crafts, food and prizes. tween 7am-3pm. Ask Reol Estate, 647-7653.0 nient area, close to Rte 403 W. Center St., 043-5535 Call Ted Mumaw at the , u t Youngsters will have the chance to meet Mickey from Mrs. Brook. Assembly 6. Three bedrooms with A BAR OF toilet soop Manchester, CT Red Roof Inn. 203-741- OPEN House Sunday, Mouse, Minnie Mouse and many of their animated placed In suitcases will den or fourth bedroom. SERVICE Station Manag- •Office Clerk 2571 from 8am to 7pm. April 9 ,1 - 4 p.m. North friends. keep them smelling ni­ BARBER Styling, male or er/Atfendant. Apply M Coventry. 137 Alice Landscaped, fenced ce...and may come In female. Full time posi­ 8< M Service Station, Drive. Super location. yard with newer above To clean coffee stains tion available. Great •Counter ground pool. First floor handy next tim e you go on from china or plastic, rub 271 Hop River Road, Person HOUSE cleaning, weekly 1600 plus square feet. a vacation trip. Boost opportunity to make Bolton. 649-2871. basis. Own transporta­ Three bedrooms, 1 '/i laundry. $ 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 . Classes for kids, parents stain with baking soda. To good salary. Call 429- Realty World, Benoit, your vacation budget by find a cash buyer for that tion If possibe. Send bath Ranch on almost 3829 or 232-1582 after references to Box DD, Frechette Associates, The following classes for children and parents selling Idle Items around china closet you no longer Call 643-5123, one acre of land. Rem­ 5pm.______c / o Manchester odeled kitchen, ap­ 646-7709.D together are open for registration at the YWCA, 78 your home for cash. Place use, place a low-cost ad In COUNTRY Carpenters of Ask for Phil Herald. pliances to remain. N. Main St. These classes begin the week of April 10; an ad In classified to find a Classified. 643-2711. THE DEADLINE FOR cash buyer. Bolton Is looking for Large deck, tiled en- PLACING, OR Mother-Infant Exercise class. Tumbling Toddlers, dependable, hard RUBBER teat lab la looking trywav, fireplace and Junior Jumpers, Mom and Me, Mom and Three and workers. $7 to $8 per C A N C E L IN G AN AO IS for a conaclantloua Individual lovely lower level fam­ Parent-Child Playgroup. For more information on ADVERTISING SALES hour. Call 649-0822. 12 NOON THE DAY RECREATION to teat electrical protactive ily room. Convenient these and other YWCA activities, call the YWCA RECEPTIO NIST for busy BEFORE, MONDAY - glovaa uaad on high voltage to shopping and REPRESENTATIVE ASSISTANT schools. $167,900. Route office, 647-1437. Joe Bruchac beauty salon. Call De­ FRIDAY. IN ORDER work. Muat be dependable, nise at 643-2461. PART TIM E have axcallant eyaalght. be 44 to Mark Drive, right TO MAKE THE NEXT Elegant new houea care facil­ on Alice, house on East of the River daily able to do repatltloua work ISSUE. FRIDAY ity caekt a Recreation Aailtt- right. Philips Real Est­ REMOVE GREASE and ant with Intaraat In arta and with great cara. Excallant newspaper needs a AFTERNOON BY 2:30 ate. 742-1450D rust from outdoor metal crafts, mutic, and/or cultural wagaa and banafita package. PM FOR MONDAY’S activltlaa. Soma knowledge Cinema furniture the easy way. Immediate opening. Sand ra­ COVENTRY. 47 N. Ayers dependable individual, full Just dip a cloth In turpen­ ISSUE. THANK YOU of caramica It helpful plua a Road. Home with a genuine Interest In working auma to: time, Monday through tine and rub the metal FOR YOUR with people, particularly geri­ velw. Great starter HARTFORD 7:45, 10:15, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, until spots disappear. To COOPERATIONII! atric and ra-hab patients. Adminlitrator home. Five room, two Cinema City — Jacknife (R) FrI 7:25, 7:45, 10:15. — Lean on Me (PG-13) FrI Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Sales sell Idle Items the easy We offer axcallant banafita P.O. Box 1213 bedroom ranch on a 10; Sat and Sun 4:40, 7:25, 10. — The 1:10, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sat 12:10, 2:25, way, use a low-cost ad In Including paid health, dental, Minchastir, CT 06040 nice lot overlooking Adventures of Baron Munchausen (PG) 4:40, 7:20, 11:55; Son 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, classified. and vlalon inauranct. Child Coventry Lake. Sky­ FrI 7:05, 9:40; Sat and Sun 1, 3:45, 7:05, 7:20, 9:45. — Dead Bang (R) FrI 1:20, experience necessary. Will day cara on the pramlaaa. 9:40. — New York Stories (PG) FrI 6:50, 7:30, 10,12:05; Sat 12:20, 2:35, 4:50, 7 :m ! lights In dining room VERNON Plaaaa contact Charlene PORTER. Full time. 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:15, 4, 6:50, 9:30. — 10,12:05; Sun 12:20,2:35,4:50,7:30,10.— Cine 1 a 2 — Mississippi Burnina (Rl train to do advertising brighten up this lovely Danoerous Liaisons (R) FrI 7:15, 9:50; FULL TIME TELLER Breen, Director of Thera­ Seeking mature Indi­ Fetch Lives (PG) FrI 1:55, 7:50, 10:15, F rI 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 4? 7, 9 % _ peutic Racraatlon. vidual to loin our team home. Call Now! Phil­ Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 — The 12:15; Sat 12:15, 3:05, 5:10, 7;50, 10:15, Troop Beverly Hills (PG) Sat arid Sun Good wages, ips Real Estate. 742- Rescuers (G) FrI 5:30; Sat and Sun layout. Must be energetic as a Porter. Back­ 12:15; Sun 12:50, 3:05, 5:10, 7:50, 10:15. 1 :3 0 .- Skin Deep (R) FrI 7:^, 9-W- Sat Good benefits. GLASTONBURY 1450.g______12:45, 2:15, 5:30. — Rain Man (R) FrI 1:30, 7:15, 9:55, and Sun 2, 4:15, 7:10, 9:20. ground In food service 12:25; Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55, 12:25; and enjoy public contact. Experienced or will train. HEALTH CARE helpful, but willing to TWO Family! Three bed­ EAST HARTFORD Suh1:M,4:15,7:15,9:55 — Working Girl WILLIMANTIC CENTER train. Full Insurance rooms, 5 plus 5 rooms, Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Dream Reliable car necessary. Apply: (R) Fr11:05,7:35,10:05,12:25; Sat 12:05, O.A. The Clnemoe — The Dream benefits. Including ma­ vinyl siding on large Team (PG-13) FrI 1:15, 7:05,9:40, 11:55; 2'22' ^=3*' ’ 0:05, 12:25; Sun 12:05, An Athena Sat 12:15,2:35,4:55,7:05,9:40,11:55; Sun 2:30, 4:45, 7:35, 10:05. Salary plus mileage. lor medical and dental flat corner lot with 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:05, 9:40. — Malor Savings Bank Health Care plan, vacation, sick separate furnoces, PUT IT ALL TOGETHER — “Over to string, photographs, drawings and League (R) FrI 1:35, 7:40, 10:10, 12:10; MANCHESTER Excellent benefits including Auociataa, lac. and personal time, walkup attic and easy Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:10, 12:10; Sun , y.* J ”?"’*'’* Eo»t — Skin Deep (R) FrI meals. Monday- commute to Rte 384. Al’s" Is one of the pieces of collage art 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:10. — Dead Calm 9:/0. — Troop Beverly Hills (PG) o f M anchester Managed Facility more, all glued together. The exhibit will Frlday, 7am-3pm, and $1,300. monthly In­ (R) FrI 1, 7:10, 9:30, 11:45; Sat 12, 2:20, FrI 7:15; Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:15. — 9:45; Sat and Sun 1, 4, 7, 9 W __ dental. Call Jo Deary Where your friends are. which is in a new exhibit at a gallery 4:45, 7:10, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 1175 Hebron Avaniia be on display through May 28. For more Sat and Sun 7:15, FrI Sat and Sun S every other weekend. come...Great Invest­ 7:10, 9:30. — Cyborg (R) FrI 1, 7:25, 10, J (PG-13) 7:30; 12 4 _ Academy 6 (PG) Sat and Fetcn Lives (PG) FrI 9:45; Sat and Sun 643-2711 for interview Giattonbiiry, CT 06033 For more Information, ment or move In...why called Art at 100 Pearl in Hartford. The information, call 293-4160. 12; Sat 1, 2:50, 4:50, 7:25, 10, 12; Sun 1, 923 Main St. Sun 2:30, 4:20, 7:30, 9:25. - Mississippi 9:45. — Dead Calm ( r i p h rent? Own! Asking 2:50, 4:50, 7:25, 10. — Leviathan (R) FrI 3, 5:10, 7:30, (203)^SJ^^90S please call 643-5151, works contain paper, canvas, paint. (R ) FrI 7, 9:35; Sat and Sun 2, ,’0: Sat and Son 1:15, 3:30, 5 :«I appointment. Manchester, Conn eoe $165,900. Anne Miller 1:45, 7:45, 10:15; Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 4:30, 7, 9:35 — Heavy Metal (R) FrI and 8am-4pm. Ask for Food Service Supervisor. Real Estate, 647-8000.D ZZ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 7, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday April 7. 1989 - 23 A ■ MISCELLANEOUS ■ MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS OLOSMOSUf FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE >k)NTlAC TWO car garage. $130. C H EV Y Blazer, S10,1985. BUICK Regal, 1984. GMCTMjcXS -M per month or $65. each END ROLLS White, four wheel Power steering, auto­ side. 649-8365. drive, automatic with matic, many extras. 27'A" width — 25« new tires. Good condi­ IT’S TAG SALE TIME 13" width — 2 for 25« $4,7(X) or best offer. tion, very clean. 55K. m =~''~ A 643-1172 after 5pm. j lY • Hir 1 p:------:::____ i. ^ Newsprint end rolls can be $6,200. 646-5422.______Vw<1 iQ od ROOMMATES picked up at the Manchester J E E P 1977 CJ5, Four T r r T n r c Herald ONLY before 11 a m. HONDA Prelude, 1983. a' I WANTED Wheel drive automatic .. .! III III u n t H Monday through Thursday. Automatic, power transmission. Low ir. V- 'i 4 3 brakes, power steer­ miles. Body and engine Days for the Price of ! ROOMMATE wanted. u Manchester. Two bed­ ing, AM /FM stero with In excellent condition. room townhouse. $388. cassette, sport wheels, $4,000. 646-1319 after Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to per month plus half SALES sun roof, excellent con­ 5:30pm.______utilities. References re­ dition. 61K, $6,700. 647- 1613. CUTLASS-S, 1972, 350 V-8. quired. 646-3978. , NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Good running condi­ “A D EALER announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits PONTIAC Grand Prix tion. $1,500. or best the posting of advertise­ Coupe. 26K. One ot a offer. 643-1720. GENERAL ments by any person, firm or kind. Immaculate. corporation on a telegraph, Tag Sale Ads Must Be SERVICES $6,999.Flrm. Getting 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 'MOTORS YOU CAN telephone, electric light or married. 643-9406 leave In By Tuesday, Noon, For This Special Call TAG SALE SIGN E m a STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE power pole or to o tree', OUARANTEE ^ V ' ^ O T O R 643-2711 messoge.______AFFORDABLE services shrub, rock, or any other Otdt '88 Toronado '13,886 tor the elderly. Light natural oblect without o writ­ Chevy Covaller,1983, tour Oldt '67 Clara •S.4SS VERNON. CT. D EAL WITH! housekeeping, grocery ten permit tor the purpose ot speed, runs good, Oda 'S7 SS Rag. '12.866 shopping, will tlx light protecting Itorthepubllcond $2,000. or best otter. Ford '87 Rangar P.U. '8,896 carries a tine ot up to $50 for 646-8560. Cbavy '87 BItztr 4x4 '14.466 I HOMES I BUSINESS I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS meals, have hair dress­ each offense. Olda 'S7 Cutlaaa '6.8*6 Odt 'S7 Clara 20r SOLO 'S.SSS 1989 CMC S-15 JIMMY FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR RENT FOR RENT ing license. Shampoo, TfNTIQUE SHOW. 5e- sets, haircuts, perms, cond Congregational JOE RILEY'is Pont. 'SS Grand Am 'S.SSS Equipped wUh: F’d, AutommtU, T ln ttd GIms, COVENTRY. 1988 South M ANCHESTER. Attrac- manicures, etc. Call Church, 385 Main O ld t 'Se Clara 'S.SSS AM/FM Stereo Ceeeeiie, Many Mora Eatraa. MANCHESTER.Three DebI, 643-4767. DILLON FORD Otdt '66 Clara 4 Dr SOLO 'S.SSS Stoek i S93S9 Street. Starting your tlye 6 room duplex. IV2 pL Spccioli#D^ Street. Friday, April 7, ★ ★ bedroom duplex Avail­ 319 Main St., Manchester Chavy 'SS Calabrlty 'S.SSS own business.!!! Good baths, first flaor 11am - 8pm, Saturday, Lilt Price *14,659 MANCHESTER. Colon- able M ay 1. $800.Secur­ 88 •'EXP' Coupe ‘7 4 9 5 Oldt 'SS Oalta '6.886 location In rapidly ex­ laundry, large yard. ity and references. 649- April 8, 10am - 5pm. Oldt 'SS SS Raganoy 'S.SSS DUconnl,974 lol> six large rooms, panding town of Coy- Security, references. Route 1-84, Exit 62. 88 Escort "LX” H/B *7 4 9 5 0856.______VIDEO MRK llli J MISCELLANEOUS 88 Escort "Q L " H/B *7 4 9 5 Toyota '86 Callct QT8 10.475 garage, I ’/j baths, entry. This tour bay $750 plus utilities. Call I I CARPENTRY/ FURNITURE Ford S6 LTD 4 Dr 'S.SSS You p.y *13,685 MANCHESTER. Imme­ T H R EE family tag sale. 85 Escort 4-Or H/B ‘4 4 9 5 Per close to hospital and 647-9353. TAPING HOME i D i ( s e r v ic e s Buick '88 Rag* '7,996 Ca.h or Trade 3,685 garage needs a little diate occupancy. Two REMODELING Saturday, April 8,9am- Month much more. Pristine work, but can be made HUTCH, solid maple In 87 Taurus ”LX'Sedan •10495 O lda '8 4 Cutlaaa '6 ,866 235 condition. $159,900. 646- M ANCHESTER. Second bedroom In three fam­ IMPROVEMENTS 1pm. Good, clean Bal To Fin. *10,000 60 Months at 14.25% APR. Into a very profitable floor, 2 bedrooms, WEDDING Videos by GSL Building Mainte­ excellent condition. 87 Taurus "QL” Wagon *1 0 1 9 5 2787 or 647-7623. ily home. $600. plus A bualneia built on nance Co. Commerci­ children's toys and 87 Eacort "Q L " H/B ’5 5 9 5 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE business with a little heat, and appliances. Royal Weddina Con- CARPENTRY WORK 70" X 48". Large stor­ equipment, much mis­ MANCHESTER. Eight work and expertise. utilities. 646-3253. ceots. 649-3642. All Pkaaat Integrityl al/Residential building age capacity. $400. 649- 86 T-Blrd Coupe *8495 AND MARINE No pets. $600 plus se- repairs and home Im­ cellaneous household, 250 Adams 8L, Manch. room cope with four Philips Real Estate. curlty. 646-3979, MANCHESTER. Three Framing, Roofs, SIdIna Trim. Carpentry • Windows • 8412.______small boat and trailer. 89 Brand New Festiva *5 7 9 5 bedrooms, T/s baths, bedroom apartment, Registered 8 Fully Insured provements. Interior 86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5 8 9 5 540-1749 1988 PONTIAC TRANS AM 742-14500 Siding • Kitchens • SOFA and loveseat. 11 Fenwick Road, off Equlppad with: AutommtU, Powar Windows. family room, fireplace, IMMACULATE. Ple a­ second floor, washer Very Reatonabfa Pr/caa and exterior painting, LAW N CARE Baths • Additions • Striped velvet. Loose Lvdall Street, across 88 Mercury Sable “QS” *7495 AM/FM Stereo Caaeetie, Option Paehsqia if. dining room, garage, sant, quiet, four room and dryer hookup, Outllty Work / Free ftf/matea light carpentry. Com­ apartment. Lats more. Decks back cushions. Excel­ from Soulters Pool. 88 F-250 Rad *9 2 9 5 SUvar, Sto€k9j979t. shed-monv extras. In Sell Your Car ayalldble Imme­ plete lanitorlal ser­ lent condition. $400. 89 Probe LX Demo '12995 Mature, warking fe­ GILBERT UWN 7 4 2 - 1 5 7 9 t if- MANCHESTER. Two Lin Price 817,112 great location. diately. $650. per Fully licensed A tnsuredi vice. Experienced, rel­ 649-4467.______84 Bronco II 4x4 *7 2 9 5 CLYDE $160,000. Owner 643- male preferred. Non- month. 649-8365. SERVICE Free estiinatasi iable, free estimates. Parker Street. Moving. DitcounI A Rebate 2860 smaker. No pets. 649- TWO piece living room Everything left In 88 Ranger XLT *8995 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 8791. For all your needsi' 643-0304. 87 F150 S/S Pickup *9 8 9 5 * 1 5 5897.______Reasonable rates, free sstl- reasonable rates, free a ^ 6 4 6 - 9 6 5 0 set. Good condition house must go. April 8, ROUTE 83, VERNON You Pay 814,252 Per Bowers School! Beauti­ EAST Hartford. Nice one mats, no |ob too small. Re­ M W K E S li^ SERVICE with custom slip cov­ 9am - 5pm. 81 Escort 2-Dr '2995 4 Lines — 10 Days M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ or two bedroom apart­ matea, trucking loam, mulch 83 Nissan 280 ZX '6 9 9 5 Caah or Trade 4,252 fully decorated and and atone. Specializing In pairs, Decks, Basements, Buekat, truck a chipper. Stump ers. Call 646-0216. $110. 84 Caprice 4 Dccr *6995 235 Month sot charge each addi­ ful two bedroom apart­ ment. Heat and hot Any carpenl^ work you luiiPAINTING/ M U LTI family. Friday, remodeled throughout. atone walla. Call 647-7188. removal. Free seitmMea. : - 643-2145 84 Chrys. E. Class 4 Dr *5595 Bal To Fin. *10,000 60 Months at 14.25% APR. Full dormered six ment, eat-ln kitchen, water Included. Secur­ need...are do. Trim, framing, . April 7, Saturday, April tional line, par day. You self-cleaning stave, aiding, garages, roofing, eio, loOlpAPIRINO Spadai oonaldaratlon tor, 84 O n tu ry LTD 4 Dccr *6 6 9 5 room cope with cozy ity and references re­ I q a JSPORTINR 8.126 Briarwood Drive, can cancel at any time. dishwasher, disposal SPRING Clean Up •iderty and handleappad. Manchester. 8:30 to 85 Cavellsr CJ 4 Dccr *4 4 9 5 fireplace, two full QnOQV quired. No pets. Call Dethatching. Bush Trim­ CM.T«irrciiaKiim m -im BRAND 1989 OLDSMOBILE CIERA and refrigerator. Din­ GOODS 3:00. Rain or shine. s c h a l L e r SS Spectrum 4 Dccr *5195 baths, plus finished 289-0000, Monday - Fri­ ming. Edging. Mowing. Com­ MANCHESTER POWER ACURA QUALITY NO REFUNDS OR ing room, living room 6.C.F. Homt S«nric« 647-75S3 Collectibles, house­ 85 Camarc Ccupe *7495 NEW 4 DOOR family room, deck and ADJUSTMENTS day, 9am-6pm, Satur­ mercially equipped. Consd- W ASH INC. M E N 'S golf clubs. TItlelst PRE-OWNED AUTOS and ane bath. Air con­ day 10am-2pm. entoua and dependable. Painting, Remodeling, hold Items. No early 85 Electra 4 Dccr *1 0 9 9 5 In the Bower School •House^^^hing Lite 100 Woods and S4 Honda Accord H.B. *4 9 9 5 Eqmlppad adth: P-4 Automatic adth Ovardriva, ditioned, very quiet. Home Repair. birds.______S-apd. Stareo Tapa taOQC 85 Century 4 Dccr *7 4 9 5 District. A wonderful CALL HERALD MANCHESTER. Three RayR ay Hardy DISTRIBUTION Irons. Irons 3-9 plus 4lum lriM m Whaala, A M/FM Starao Caaaatta, Air, Ideal for middle aged Prompt service at Vinyl T H R EE family tag sale. SO Toyota Corolla 1 USD 85 Century Wagen *7 9 9 5 home In a nice reslden- bedrooms, IV2 baths, pitching wedge. Woods Tift and Many Options. Stocli f S4f45 or senior citizens, on 646-7973 reasonable rates. Aluminum UBELS 18 Cambridge Street. 5-apd. Starao 86 Olds 98 4 Dccr *9 9 9 5 tlal neighborhood. CLASSIFIED busline. Heat and hat attic and cellar. $775. Wood 1,3,4 and 5 with Coduro 84 Chryalar Labaron ’dSUO Anne Miller Real Est­ per month plus utili­ LANDSCAPING aed 6 45 -6 SS9 Tired of nuMiutlly addressing Saturday, April 8.9am- Auto. A/C. Loadad ,nnnc 86 Olds Cisra Wagen *8995 water Included. Only •Paint removal ■ distribution msll — ws can bag. Excellent condi­ Lift Price *15,164 ate, 647-8000. D 643-2711 ties. Security and ref­ BOBCAT SERVICE for free estimates. tion. Price $250. Call 3pm. S3 Ford Etooil S/Vt '2 9 9 5 86 Spectrum 4 Dccr *4995 $640 per manth. Come ePaint preparation automats this procsss providing Auto, Low Mllaa o tonne Per erences. No pets. 643- BM KrawakI, Jr., sKparlanosd 643-6186. MANCHESTER. April 8, 86 Bcnnevilla 4 Dccr *7 99 5 Now Only 12,867 MANCHESTER. Cute, see why we rarely have Bobcat Loader Operator for hke. ArchHectBral OttlgB •Pool cleaning quality ssrvics for a tsssonsMs 85 Subaru QL Hatcbback '3 9 9 5 Month clean and maintenance q vacancy. One bed- 2121. Additlona. Sunrooma, pries. Call 644-6191. 9-2, 21 Benton Street. 4-tpd. 4 wd. A/C innne Caah or Trade 2,867 FIND A CASH buyer tor Also spring apadals or planl- •Pool painting Furniture, variety of 60 Months at 14.25% APR. free. Three bedroom roam apartment ayall- inga of ArtxMvitae, Pint, Hem­ Qartgaa, Kitchens. New S3 Toyota Calica OT. *2295 872-9111 those golf clubs you neyer INVITATION TO BID house conalruotton. •Senior discounts ia7J MISCELLANEOUS miscellaneous. Rain or Auto, Stareo aoioe Bal To Fin. *10,000 Discount includes rebate. aluminum sided Cope able at $605. Agent. lock and Spruce. Fully Insursd. 87 Hyundai QL8 5495 use! Advertise them for 247-5030. The Manchester Public Construction Managamant. •Fully Insured lo '( for SALE shine. plus two car garage Schools solicits bids for OAR- 644-604B l0%Sanlor ClUzan VINYL SiOiNG a Sapd. Eltc Sunrool innnc with new yinyl siding. sale In clossifled. Just dial Discount. •Free estimates n v ’ S6 Marcury Lynx 3 9 9 5 TRUCKS/VANS 643-2711 to ploce your ad. RO CKVILLE. One bed­ BAOE/RUBBI$H REMO­ YARD MASTERS 4-tpd. AM/FM atarao upa BRAND 1989 OLDSMOBILE '88’ Fenced In yard, hard­ room apartment In a V A L for 0 three year period Call643-6S5S 646-7250 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS W OODEN swing set - ■ CARS FDR SALE 19av-im. Seated bids will be three place child life S8 vw QTi '6 4 9 5 wood floors, ap- conyerted mansion. Yard cleaned, Expertly installed. . FOR SALE s-apd. aa: NEW ROYALE 4 DOOR pllanced kitchen. Short Rent Includes heat and received until April 11, im , Trees cut. FARRAND REMOIM^LING i set. Two extra sling TRUCKS and equipment 2:00 p.m., at which time they Please call Paul Ryder leflh.* K-4. Tilt. Poieer 4b walk to bus ond school. Room addWonA dscka, roof­ 11-7 J ROOFING/ swings. $150. 649-0026. OLDS Omega, 1980, V-6, 345 CENTER ST. Equlppad CruUa, Locks hot water, carpet, will be publlctv opened. The Have dump truck, for sale. $15,000. 1986 Windows, RacUnlng Scats, 6 Way Poieer Drlvars MORTGAGES right Is reserved to relect any ing, aiding, windoats and gutt- at 742-0018. MANCHESTER 2'/j acres, eight room stoye and refrigerator. will haul. lo 'lS IO IN S SCHWANN ten speed stero. Needs minor en­ dump truck, older pay- Saat. Muck Mora Including Air. Stock #K4444 Colonial with four bed­ Off street parking and and all bids. Specifications ari. All types of ramodalingand bike. Excellent condi­ gine work. Must sell 647-7077 loader. With business, rooms, first floor fam­ more. A great value at and bid forms may be se­ 643-9996 repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. tion. 649-6840. $100. $350. 646-4851. $20,000. Call 643-9505. SAVE YOUR HOME! cured at the Business Office, Screened loam, gravel, ily room, 2 V2 baths, $495. to $525 per month. LEAKY ROOF? Ual Price *17,897 45 North School Street, M an­ Habiard lawn mainte­ Bus. 647-8509 Mo* roolsosn bs ispsired. processed gravel, Per 7 3 Wx42' story barn with If you ere In FORECLO­ 1'/j months security. chester, CT. nance, spring clean up," SURE, BANKRUPTCY, or Dl- Res. 645-6849 In pisos ot toM rsrooflng sxpsnssi sand, atone, and fill for Now Only 14,660 Month stable and corral No pets. Call 872-8095, 027-04 mowing, fertilizing, CompIsM rsraoSng of *1 typss. 235 $214,900! Coll Rudy De- VORCEO or "fallina behind. daily. delivery call George ^ T T Caah or Trade 4,660 60 Months At 14.25% APR. " ask tor NO PAYMENT PRO­ parking lot cleaning, IS yre. Santos Sines 1979 fnuMsnUAtes Tucclo.Blanchard 8< NOTICE TO CREDITORS gutter cleaning. Qriffing 742-7886. Bal To Fin. *10,000 Discount includes Rebate Rossetto Realtors," GRAM up to 2 yearsll ESTA TE OF Manchaater Roofing If t h is y o u NOTICE TO CREDITORS FRANCIS R. G A RD N ER 649-7593 RAY e m b le m | [ p r o b a b l y . We're Selling Houses" Call one of America's ESTATE OF mmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm RBfModwNMil CompBRy 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 1 646-2482.0 The Honorable William E. > le n 'l o n p a i d top Real Estate W ALTER A. FitzGerald, Judge of the Spring hi comiog BRAND 1989 OLDSMOBILE FREDRICKSON BOOKKEEPINB/ ' your car,' 'l o o m u c h ? Marketing Groups at Court ot Probate, District of For all your cleanup NEW CUTLASS CIERA 2 DR. CONDOMINIUMS The Honorable William E. Manchester at a hearing held INCOME TAX Expert Craftmanehlp 500 W. Center St., 454-4404 FitzGerald, Judge of the on 4/4/89 ordered that all ELECTRICAL chores call Rudy, FOR SALE Court of Probate, District of claims must be presented to In All Phaaoa of M a n c h e ste r Equlppad a d tk ti.i Liter Engfiie. AM/FM Starao Manchester at a hearing held the fiduciary at the address Complete accounting services 847-9925 iftar 3pm. Caasatia, Powar Steerffig, TUt. Air and Muck. SOUTH Windsor. Straw- I ROOMS on 4/4/89 ordered that all below. Failure to promptly including A/R. A/P. P/R, G/L, R em odeling DUMAS ELECTRIC Reasonable,' reliable, 646-4321-1— Much Mora. Stock §K$tOS claims must be presented to present any such claims may P8L Statement and quarterly bridge. By owner. Out­ FOR RENT result In the loss of rights to and references. the fiduciary at the address tax retuma. Can design •Custom .Window Service changes, addi­ standing two bedroom below. Failure to promptly recoyer such claim. Ossignad Rsplaosinsnl Llat Price *13,426 additional applications tional wiring and re­ Per townhouse with prl- YOUNG gentleman pre­ present any such claims may Susan McQuay Oseks Get the Want Ad hobit yate deck and serene ferred, non-smoker. result In the loss of rights to Ass't Clerk tailored for your business pairs on existing S iL B - S Now Only 11,893 recover such claim. ■Wood 6 .Custom read and use the tittle ads •narat m >s*6iyt 235 Month needs. Call 644-6191. homes. Quality work at pond yiew. Fireplace, Pleasant raom with The fiduciary Is: Vinyl KNehsns Caah or Trade 1,893 garage, full basement, walk In closet, tele­ Susan McQuay affordable prices. Enti­ In Classified regularly 60 Months at 14.25% APR. Donna R. Canning, Shkng 6 Baths 643-2711. t, central air. Eyenings phone next to shower, Ass't Clerk Administratrix, C.T.A. rely owner operated. Bal To Fin. *10,000 Discount includes Rebate. c/o Edward R. Kuehn, Esq. ICARPENTRY/ .Rso Rooms .Sunrooms FROM HARTFORD 872-9577. parking. 649-6801. The fiduciary Is: 27 years exp. Call, Jo­ FROM VERNON Karen F. Juros, Executrix 968 Farmington Avenue R EM 0D EU N 6 .Roots .Oaragss I-84W EXIT 59 Cars/Trucks I-384E EXIT 1 c/o Otto P. Witt, Esq. West Hartford, CT 06107- seph Dumas 645-5253. BRAND 1989 OLDSMOBILE OPEN HOUSE ■ APARTMENTS 10 Grand Street 030-04 Hertford, CT 06106- NEW CUTLASS SUPREME April 9, l-4pm FOR RENT Senior Discount 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANCHESTER, CONN. Coadomlalum For Sale 029-04 NOTICE TO CREDITORS FRANK YOUNG iHEATiNO/ U N D 8 C A P IN 6 ESTATE OF Fully Licensed E q u ip p e d wfth; P-4. Powar Staaring, TUt.Crulaa, $84,000 QUIET couple. Five NOTICE TO CREDITORS RUTH W. LARSON PAINTING PLUMOme RacUnlng Buekat Saat leftA Conaola A F lo o r Sklf’ 8S OM Towa Rd. Uidt MO rooms, first floor of EST A T E OF aka Fully Inaured tar, AM/FM Starao Casaatta and Muck, Much ANN J. SCOTT RUTH LARSON Central CT's largest Vemoa two family. Two bed­ HEBRON Mora. Stock §K9046 rooms, with basement, The Honorable William E. The Honorable William E. WALLPAPERING Free Estimates M&M O IL Affordable and nical Large appliances, yard, heat FitzGerald, Judge of the FitzGerald, Judge of the PLUMBING a HEATING LANDSCAPE four room, one bedroom unit Court of Probate, District of Court of Probate, District of Interlor/Exterlor Toyota/Pontiac dealer does it again! Lial Price *16,017 and hot water. Security Manchester at a hearing held Manchester at a hearing held 263 Maiii St • OH Burner Service a SHes Design A Construction Per with dining room, quiet end and references. $650. on 4/4/89 ordered that all on 4/4/89 ordered that all SpeclalM a Maiielnstor, CT 06040 Hebron 228-1150 Now Only 13,026 claims must be presented to claims must be presented ta • Automalid OH Delivery 235 Month per month. Call 649- Manchester 047-7760 unit painted and ready for oc­ the fiduciary at the address the tiduclary at the address Caah or Trade 3,026 60 Months At 14.25% APR. 8855.______6 4 5 - 8 8 9 2 a Wall Pumps se«a A Servlo* cupancy. Nestled In woods, below. Failure to promptly below. Failure to promptly Pride taken in every Bal To Fin. *10,000 ROCKVILLE. One bed­ present any such claims may present any such claims may • Water Hesters (nae«ta e oaa) 1989 PONTIAC LEMANS Discount includes Rebate. with view of pool. CHAHM- room and three bed­ result In the loss ot rights to result In the loss ot rights to job we do! a Bathroom k Kitchen DON'S UYVN SOnWl M B recover such claim. INQ II-S4 east to exit 64, right room apartments In a recover such claim. ROBERTS & SONS Remodeling MMKMIM ALL THIS PLUS HUGE DISCOUNTS Susan McQuav Susan McQuay Quality 1$ our main Call now for: on nte. 83 to right on Love­ two family house. Rent Decks, Additions, a Senior Citizen DIsoounis Includes eat-ln kitchen Ass't Clerk Ass't Clerk concern. Yard clean-up REBATES UP TO *2000 land to Old Town Road. Remodeling • Beotric wofk by Shrub a hedge trimming ONLY * 6 3 9 9 with stove and refrig­ The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: Precision Electric FINANCIISG 4S LOW AS 2.9% APR Vincent L. Diana, Executor Paul H. Huston, Executor 20 years exp. Rototllling and mowing Condo on left. erator, carpeting, oft REASONABLE FREE eSTIMAres 6 more to choose from at similar savings! Stock #P9063. street parking and Garrltv, Diana, CantI 8, Houck c/o Philip R. Dunn, Esq. Free Eet. 10% Siflisr CMaii iltctwrt Ellen Nemecek 429-7788. 1091 M ain Street 62 LaSalle Road Tax & reg. not ined. Price good thru 4-8-89. B R A N D more. $425. and $630 per RATES Phone: 6 4 9 > 2 8 7 1 ' Westledge Real Estate, Manchester, CT 06040 West Hartford, CT 06107- 456-2984 .846-7011 NEW 1989 CADILLAC BROUGHAM BRAND 1989 PONTIAC 6000 month plus 1 '/ 2 months 031-04 028-04 Vernon. 872-1110. security. Call 872-8095 We cater to the LCD Equipped with: V-S, Auto* N EW l E 4 DOOR home owner. Call S.R. BLMCHA80, AUTO malic, Leathar Trimmed tor your personal LEGAL NOTICE me. for all your Busines- Plumbing A Hunting Steering IFheel, AM/FM showing.______TOWN OF ANDOVER 8ERVICE8 Stereo, Signal Seaking A Sean Equipped with: F-S, Auto- PLACING AN AD In clas­ FINAL ACTION OF THE INLAND WETLANDS Senior Citizen s/Homeowner needs Systems 1989 TOYOTA CAMRY Dijdtal Diaplay with Caaaette mmlie. Power IPindow,. Lock,. ONE bedroom apart­ COMMISSION from new construction UcMtsd Inturid E t R. Loaded with Bquipem* Air, Till end Much More. sified Is a very easy, ment. Stoye, refrigera­ Discount Slock 6KS125 simple process. Just dial The Inland Wetlands Commission of Andover, Connecticut to altering & remodel­ Bathroom KHottan remodaHng 2.0 liter twin cam 16 valve fuel injected engine, auto trans. nent. Sable Black Finish. tor, heat and hot water. held a special meeting on M arch 27,1989 at which time the ing. Price competitive Water heaters «UTMtTlfttlllBKt«W.llie, Stock RS7030. Li*l Price *15,062 643-2711. We'll help you FREE ESTIMATES w/overdrive, air cond., AM/FM stereo, power windows, Garage. $450. per following action was taken: and quality is a must. Bollare 278 Htrttofd Rd., Manohealer List Price ^28^251 Dieeount 1,887 word your od for maxi­ month. No pets. Secur­ Application of United Land Group, Frank and Marlann FULLY INSURED Several references Senior Citizen dieeount power locks and muc^ more! DiacouiU 4,744 mum response. ity. 646-2970. Motola, for a 12 lot subdivision. Hickory Ridge, off of 649-5823 ^ You Pay *14.862 Per Burnap Brook Road was approved. available. Call 742-1082 Prompt eervloe Care, Trucks, Vans, 4x4'a You Pay *23,507 Per Caeh or Trade 4,862 $211 Month 643-6774 for Immediate response. MSRP $15,012 60 Month, el 9.9% APR. Application of Mrs. Nicholas Bvam to erect a garage 646-1101 Ate you ready for spring? Ca$h or Trade 6,507 $394 Month HOMES HOMES within 100' of a wetlands on Bailey Road was approved. 60 M onth, ml 13.9% APR. Bat To Fin. *10,000 Ofecount includat Rebate FOR SALE FOR SALE M ore detailed Information can be found In the Minutes ot the Bat To Fin. *17,000 meeting on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. Ncw *13,999 B R A N D 1989 PONTIAC Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 7th day ot April, 1989. I CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS STORE AND INDUSTRIAL N EW LEMANS 2 DOOR 1988 CMC SUBURBAN MANCHESTER $ 1 4 9 ,9 0 0 ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION FOR RENT FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE PROPERTY Stock #T9409 Tax & reg. not included. Steven Fish, Equipped with: VS, Auto­ Choirman MANCHESTER. Immac­ MANCHESTER. Large C EN TER Street. Retail MANCHESTER. 3,400 matic, Tilt, Air, Tinted Glass, ulate two bedroom, 1 Vz two bedroom town- and/or office space. and 2,400 square feet AM/FM Sterao Cassetta, and house. $660. per month. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR SAVINGS! Much, Much Mora. Stock both townhouse. Air $500. per month. 646- Industrial space. Load­ 0J96SS LEGAL NOTICE conditioning, fully op- Includes heat and hot 3253.______ing dock. Woodland TOWN OF ANDOVER pllonced, hot water In­ water. Could be pur­ Industrial Park. Prin­ LUt Prie *19,976 1 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MANCHESTER. For cluded. No pets. $795. chased for $92,900. with ciples only. 643-2121. Equipped with: All LeMena Discount 2,652 The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Ct. little money down. 635- lease. 6,100 square feet, will hold a public hearing on April 19,1989 at 7:30 p.m. In the per month. Security excellent retail space. Standard Equipment. A Joyu You Pay *17,324 Per _ M 0 O ______to Driva A Ou’ti. Stock 0K8O4I Town Office Building to hear the following applications re­ required. 646-6439 or Will subdivide. F.J. There's someone out USED CAR LIST Cash or Trade 7,324 ^ 2 3 3 Month questing relief from the zoning laws of the Town of Andover, 649-1153. SplleckI Realtors. 643- Only *6,714 Per 60 Month, ml 14.25% APR. Ct. Buyer meets seller In there who wonts to buy 2121 C.a,h or Trade 1,514 $120 Month Bal To Fin. *10,000 *287 FrI Land Equities, Inc. 8, Tiger Lee Constr. Co. — Want to sell vour cor? For Classified ... and It's vour power tools. Find 60 M onth, mt 14.25% APR. Appeal of a decision of the Zoning Enforcement Officer re­ quick results, use a low- happy meeting for both. that buver with a low-cost Bal To Fin. *5,200 voking a Zoning Permit os set forth In his letter dated March cost Classified od. 643-2711. Odin Classified. 643-2711. 88 Pont. Bonneville LE loaded 86 Olds Calais, 2dr.,5 spd. 7, 1989. Lot IS, Lake Rd. *288 John H. Shorten 8, Barbara Dion — Requesting relief LEGAL NOTICE 86 Pont. Grand AM from Zoning requirements 11.2, Lot Area. Needs 40,000 TOWN OF ANDOVER Notice Is hereby given that on March 15,1989, at Bridgeport, 88 Pont. Lemans hb.at 2 dr., loaded square ft., has 26,739 square ft. Lot 21, School Rd. PLANNING a ZONING COMMISSION Connecticut one 1984 31 Foot Fishing Vessel, V IN : O FFIC IAL *289 John 8i Linda Davenport — Requesting relief from PUBLIC HEARINGS *671531 was seized at Long Island Sound off Bridgeport, 88 Pont. Formula, 86Toy. Camry, AT,AC Zoning Requirements 11.2, building height. Requesting a va- The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ Connecticut os o result of the alleged use In the commission r-Tops rlqnce of 2 ft. 8 Inches over limit of 25 ft. Lots 88 8,89, Bausolo ticut will hold Public Hearings on Monday, April 17,1989 at of o violotlon of 8 U.S.C. 1324(0). Sold seized conveyance has Rd. 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary School on the following been determined to be sublect to f orfelture pursuant to 8 U.S. 85 Chevy 3/4 Ton Pickup, at petitions: C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274. Any person claiming to be the 87 Pont. Safari Wagon, loaded *290 Mlchoel Kutcher 8, Morto Kutcher — Requesting relief owner of sold seized conveyance who wishes to obtain o ludl= from Zoning Requirements, 4.9.3q, Rear Lot, frontage. Vari­ * 558 - Application of Gregory Randall for q 4 lot subdivi­ sion, Sunrise HIM, on School Rood. clol determination of forfeiture mutt file with the Regional at ac 85 Ford Tempo, 4 dr , AT, AC ance of 12.03 ft. over the 40 ft. frontage. Has 52.03 ft., needs 40 Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, a 87 Pont. Grand PrIx, . ft. Property located on Boston Hill Rd. *559- Application of Ernest J. Reed for a 7 lot subdivision claim and post o cost bond of $5,000.00, pursuant to 8 C.F.R. *291 Bethann 8, Ronald Belanger — Requesting relief from on Bunker Hill Rood. 274.10. A claim and o cost bond must be received by the Regi­ 87 Pont. Grand AM, ve. at, ac 85 Toyota Camry, 5 spd., ac NEW LISTING zoning requirements, 11.2 - Requesting a variance of 92.86 Ft. *561 & *562 - Applications of Patrick Caron for Special onal Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ frontage, needs 200 ft., has 107.14 ft. Requesting q variance of Permits for two businesses and two signs on Route 6. vice, Federal Building, Burlington, Vermont 05401, on or be­ Cozy, 6 room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, double 25 ft. rear yard, needs 75 ft., has 50 ft. Requesting a variance fore close of business April 28,1989 or sold conveyance will 86 Chevy Monte Carlo ss, loaded 85 Ford FI 50, V6,at closet In master bedroom, first floor family room, of 8 ft. 8 Inch, over 25 ft. height requirements. *563 - Application ot Julio Haverl for o Special Permit be declared forfeited to the United States, pursuant to 8 C.F. fo r 0 Home Occupation on Long Hill Road. fireplaced living room, garage. Nice deep lot plus At this hearing. Interested persons may be heard and written R. 274.11. Any person having on appropriate property Inter- more. This Is an excellent starter home. Make an communication received. Said appeals are on file In the At this hearing, Interested persons may appear and be heard sest In sold seized conveyance may file petitions for relief 86 Ford Mustang, vg.at 85 VW Jetta, 4dr.,AT,AC Town Clerk's office. Town Office Building, School Rd., An­ and written communications will be received. Information from forfeiture with the Regional Commissioner pursuant to appointment to see this one. pertaining to these appMcatlons Is on file In the office of the 8 U.S.C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274.13 - 274.17 without filing a MOTORS dover, Ct. Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. claim and posting o cost bond. 86 Chevy Celebrity, 84 Pont. Firebird, vs, at,ac Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, GMC Trucks Dated at Andover, Ct. April 7, 1989 wgn.. loaded April 14, 1989 Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 7th and 14th day of April, Stanley E. McKinley Rt. 83, Vernon — 872-9145 1989. Regional Commissioner 83 Jeep Cherokee, 4 I D. F. REALE, INC. Zoning Board of Appeals 86 Ford Taurus LX, loaded dr , wgn. Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. Ct Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; w REAL ESTATE Andover, Ct. ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION April 3,1989 176 Main 8L. Minchntir Donald L. Ayrton, Kenneth Lester, Cose number Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 646-4S2S Chairman -- Chairman 892-HAR-00410 021-04 »4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 7, 1989

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