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possible in the hoate. and aim for fixed-interest "Many houses arenotevenkeeplngup with inflatlOT,- By William H. Inman loaas,” said JoAnn Witcher, assistant vice president 4 or I percent. You’re taking a risk if you’ re buying that: Unltod P r n t Inttrnatlonal of a Texas mortgage company and a property first home with the idea of making a profit in a year or; management Instructor. Too many first-time buym two.** The flnt-time houae-buyer ihould lift through a in the high-interest years of the IfTSs opted for Inneroity investment is becoming more po|mlar to: wealth of information before making hit decition, first-time house-buyers. Property in many cities IS;*' including potential tax advantages of hit purchase, “creative financing" in which monthly notes rose relatlvelycheap.hesays.andlikelytolncrease Invalue.- the property's resale value, and its location relative to annually or could be changed periodically by the lender. Wednesday, May 8,1965 — Single copy: 254 future gro\i^. "A lot of people got in over their heads.” “THU IS BECOMING MORE and more of a; Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm But first and foremost, he should consider how the non-tradltional family society. A lot of . house "feels" to him personally — does it constitute a R o u g ^ 25 percent to 21 percent of a buyer's dis|>osable moiMlily income should go into the with children, the supposed yuppie (amily. Wltiytho ,, pleasant place to live. mortgage payments, she recommended. Some Income distribution being what It is, with the llfpstylo; "You must satisfy that criterion first," said Frank being what it U. the inner city offers some real valuM., Korman, a community real estate lecturer, accoun­ analysts recommend as much as 40 percent of that months Income, but no higher. ‘however before you buy.” he cautions, >>>■"- tant and rental property owner. "People sometimes sure you canvass the area carefully, know what O fficer view the purchase of a home like any property “A first-time buyer la going to be looking for a lot of purchases for that home — furniture, draperies, represents, check out the shops and the schools and- Reagan uses acquisition, from a pure investment standpoint. appliances, all that. If you are at your spending limit, other amenities. Make sure it makes you feel., "But a home is different. A home Is a home. It’s a comfortable." . place to live. Thus different factors are at play. You menu from their taxes, a savings of thousands of you’ll never have the funds to properly update your may get dollars since first purchases are traditionally home.” If you’re not ready to plunk down your cash,- must examine your personality and your personal perhapa you should consider renting, he suggesU. .. goals. Will living in this home drive you craiy, even if low-equity, high-loan buys. The buyer does not begin ^ On the other hand, some young couples buy homes to make a dent on building equity for several years. with the express purpose of building a little equity, "First of all you don’t tie up your money. You have ■ It represents a 'wonderful investment opportunity?"’ money to put into stocks or bonds, other financial -; A multi-bedroom home, no matter its capital The buyer also is eligible for favorable tax rates on his selling the homes in a few years, and maklngheir V-E Day to job back capital gains, the profiU realised when he sells the second or third home the ‘‘dTMm place." InatrumenU. Renting gives you flexibility. . aj potential, is a foolish buy for a bachelor with few "On the other hand, renters have few rights, le t s : . belongings. An inner-city townhouse or high-rise home. Unfortunately, the soft real estate market of recent Assistant Town Attorney Barry Another bit of advice: Don’t sink yourlastdimelnto years has made rapid property turnovers a less face it. many people don’t want to mess with all the ■; condo makes little sense for a couple with a lot of upkeep. 'They exchange those rights for the hassle of. ■ Botticello has recommended the children who yearn to play outdoors. that first big buy. Build a cushion. attractive prospect. town rehire and award $33,000 in “An oil geologist in Houston, caught in the energy "In the late ivns, real estate was popular because it maintenance. That's one of the things you have to look ■; On the other hand, if there is a choice between two at. If you rent, you don’t have to pay a plumber 940 to ;: urge talks back pay to former police officer was tangible, a way to beat Inflation." said Korman. likable homes, other factors may lend crucial weight. glut, may find himself up the proverbial creek if be James McCooe, who brought suit loses his Job but still has to pay oh his 1120,000 home “You could throw nnoney anywhere and you'd make replace a SO-cent washer." , “Tax lau|s may make a marginal property look Renting is also a favorite of people whose work; against the town after he was 8 attractive,” he said. "But you should look at the mortgage note.” more money back. Bv Jim Andtrton that take ad vantoge of that right to forced to retire from a desk job at Estimates vary on how much money should be set "Since INI, because of a combination of high inteest involves frequent tranfers. JJ. Unitad Prau Intornotlanal demonstrate, that in that govern­ property to see if it meets your personal needs. Taxes “Who wants to invest a lot of time and money In a.,' M. are only frosting on the cake.” aside. ExperU agree at least two to six months of your . rates low inflation, changes in housing patems, the ment they would advocate, no one market has cooled off significantly. There has been a home," said Witcher, "when they’re going to be:; would have that freedom to speak In a memorandum to the direc­ income should be kept in reserve. STRASBOURG, France — Prea­ tors this week. Botticello said the HOMEOWNERS CAN DEDUCT INTEREST pay- "The rule of thumb is to put down as little money as radical depreciation on home values in many areas. leaving town in a few months?" idant Reagan praiaed Europe on up." V-E Day for riaing from the ruin of Reagan arrived in Strasbourg settlement was reached in a World War II but warned of a new early today from Madrid, where be conference with a federal magis­ Many options available Soviet nuclear threat . that ia bad a two4ay state visit. trate. The directors will consider "undermining itabillty" and After his speech, Reagan was to the settlement when they I meet threatening 40 yean of peace. fly to Portugal for a two-day state next Tuesday night. In tbe major addraaa of hie viitit before returning to Washing­ McCooe, a member of the police 10-day European journey, Reagan ton Friday. patrol division, was forced to retire It makes sense to shop for homeowners’ insurance aloo told the European Parilment About 9M peace activists, includ­ in 1962 from his job as community the poetwar alllea muot work to ing 15 leftist member* of parlia­ relations officer. addition to the perils listed above, to your policy.” consumers in the market for make major improvements to the; ment, protested against Reagan’s The federal Equal Employment Bv Stephen J. Morean But another — and very important stabiUn relationa with the Soviet Opportunity Commission ruled in United Press International — kind of policy provides "replace­ falling objects; weight of ice, snow Homeowners’ polices do not homeowners’ insurance: home. Union and to turn away from visit, carrying banners saying ment cost coverage," or what it and sleet; collapse of the bouse or cover damage from flooding, earth­ a Keep an up-to-date inventory of a Determine whether your cov-, peulmiim and paralyaia. "Yankee go home” and “No to April 1904 that the town violated a The biggest investment most would coat to replace the house or any part of it; sudden bursting of quakes, warsornuclearaccldents. all your furniture and other major erage Is keeping pace withlnflation.’' While tbe i p e ^ celebrated V-E intervention in Latin America." M eral age discrimination law people ever make is the purchase item at today’s prices. \ your hot water heater; leaks from Premiums forhomeowners’insu- belongings in a safety deposit box or a Find out whethere your insu-*' Day and recounted the rejoicing in There were no arrests and Reagan when it forced McCooe to retire. of a home and it’s important to Both these policies provl^ only and freeiing of plumbing and air rance vary by community, type of other place away from home. ranee company offers discounts fort Europe and the United State* on did not see the protest. The EEOC gave the town one year choose the right kind of ho­ limited coverge for valuableb,|uch conditioning systems; sudden and contruction and tbe amount of e Base your coverage on your fire and burglar alarm systems',;; May 1,1945, Reagan alao cautioned In bis speech today, Reagan to reach a settlement with McCooe, meowners' insurance to protect as jewelry and furs, most often at a accidental injury from electrical coverage chosen. home’s replacement value, not its smokedetectorsandthelike. that tlie Soviet* now have a new •poke of Western Europe’s who had filed a lawsuit in federal that investment. limit of $1,000, Golonka says. current. market value, and make sure it r*'' nuclear weapon in their araenal liberation. court to regain his job add back "There are many kinds of The special policy is available to IN HER 1N3 BOOK, “How To covers at least W percent of the Consumers with questions abom; that wa* “clearly deaigned to “This day can’t help but be pay. coverages available and an array THERE ARE SEVEN BASIC homeowners who want thebroadest Protect What’s Yours," Golonka replacement value. homeowners’ Insurance can con­ atrike tin t and thu* dlaarm their emotional, for in it we feel tbe long The town insisted that as a of options,” says Nancy Golonka, kinds of homeowners’ policies coverage on their bouse and other gives the following examples of a Review your policy at least tact the Insurance Information.; adveraary." tug of memory. We are reminded uniformed police officer, McCooe vice president for consumer af­ insuring you against a variety of structures on their property but how much homeowners’ insurance once a year and consider increasing Institute's hot line at 1-$00-221->' Reagan waa warmly received a* of shared joy and shared pain," had to be physically capable of fairs and education for the Insu­ "perils." They are: the basic don’t want to pay for extensive polices can cost. you coverage if you add a room or 49S4. c he entered tbe parlianrent Reagan told the 410-member body, anything a regular patrol officer rance Information Institute, a poiicy, known in the industry as coverage on their personal belong­ A frame home in Jacksonville, chamber but a few members drawn from all the Western might have to do. McCooe and tbe trade group. "It is wise, as in any HO-1; the broad form (HO-2); the ings. ThiaisthemostpopularpoUcy, Fla., if Insured for M percent of its voiced oppoeition to hia policie*. A European nations and sitting in the Manchester police union argued M other major purchase, to do some special or ali-risk form (HO-3); the Golonka says. $M,000 replacement value under Utility reported on schedule member wore a blue ribbon that city where Goethe studied and that a desk job does not require the shopping around and compare renter’s policy (HO-4); the com­ The comprehensive form covers the HO-3 policy with a $1N said "Hands off Nicaragua." Paateur tau^t. same physical-dexterity as that of coverages and coats." prehensive form (HO-S); the con­ alloftheperilsmentionedaboveand deductible, wouldcost$310per year SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - An detailed. Including a range of; ers stood in the aisle with signs “If it is hard to communicate tbe a patrolman., Homeowners’ policies are de­ dominium policy (HO-6): and many others. Golonka calls this the to insure. The same home, if built independent analysis of the Sea- possibilities on the prospect of saying, "Frame now" and “Space happiness of those days, it Is even Neither Botticello, McCooe, nor signed to cover repairs or replace­ "older-home” insurance (HO-8). "aristocrat” of homeowners pack­ with brick or stone, would cost $245 brook nuclear plant concludes the completing Seabrook’s first nlit? weapons lead to war.” barter to communicate, to those any representative of the police \ ment of your house and belongings The basic form insures your ages . It is the most expensive. to insure. If insured for the full plant Is on schedule and "under clear reactor on schedule in late; Reagan waa apidauded S3 times who did not share it, the depth of union could be reached this morn- and to cover lawsuits for injury or home against fire or iightning; loss The renter’s, condominium and replacement value.theframe home firm managtnent control," man­ 1986, Kyte said. during his speech but booed loudly JBqrope's agony,” Reagan :sai^ ing for comment. of property from premises threa­ older-home are designed for those would cost $34$ a year to insu re, and agement of the much-delayed Officer Larry Wilson is tbe damage you cause. Management Analysis Co., a San " at least eight timm whan he spoke "So much of it lay in ruins. Whole Your house, garage and other tened by fire or other perils; wind specific types of dwellings. the brick house $277. project announced. of U.S. puicy in Central America. cities had been destroyed. Child- current community relations of­ A structures on your property are and hail; xplosions; riots or "civil "Homeowner policies are de­ A frame house with the same The preliminary report by Man­ Diego, Calif., firm, was tbe same:, ficer. The police department was consulting company that con-;; He was heckled about that refer­ ren played in 'th e rubble and covered, as is personal property. commotion”; aircraft and vehi­ signed, in the main, to meet the coverage in Sacramento. Calif., agement Analysis Co. was con­ ence several times through the rest begged for food." denied a request for a second The policies also provide money in cles; smoke; vandalism and mali­ needs of the masses, we ordinary would cost $474 a year to insure at W tained in a letter to Eldward A. ducted a Seabrook cost analysis - of hia speech. Reagan looked Never mentioning by name community relations officer dur­ the event damage to the house cious mischief; theft; broken people who have a house and some percent replacement value. If Brown, president of New Hamp­ last fall, shortly before YankMT.’ ■tartiqd at first but then ignored Adolf Hitler, Reagan said of Nazi ing budget deliberations earlier forces you and your family to live windows. Only a small number of furniture and a stereo—a few things insured for the full $M,0W, the shire Yankee, Seabrook’s-manag­ took control of the Seacoa|t;; the heckling. Germany’s leaders, “We know this year. i elsewhere for a time. homeowners buy this insurance like that," Golonkasays. “They are premium for the frame bouse would ing agent. The full report won’t be project. Later, some members walked they were totalitariana who used ’Gmeral Manager Robert Weiss i Generally, a policy covers furni­ because it provides less coverage not designed for items of enormous be $4M. The premium would be available for about two weeks, In its April 30 letter to Brown, tbe^- out of the chamber in protest. the state, which they had elevated ■aid that if the directors approve ture and belongings for their than most people want, Golonka value.... This means that if you do lower if the house were made of Yankee spokesman John Kyte said flrm said "project performance'- Reagan smiled and ad libbed: to the level of a godtoinfliqtwaron the settlement, the question of how “actual cash value," which is their says. have items of great worth, you’re brick or stone. Monday. and control have Improved consid­ “You know. I’ve learned some­ peaceful nations and genocide on to fit McCooe back into the police The broad form covers, in talking about an addendum or rider Golonka has these tips for The final report will be more erably since the last analysis.” department would "be the subject Y original cost minus depreciation. thing useful. Maybe if I talk long innocent people." enouitii in my own Congress, But in tbe 40 years since Nasi of some discussion.” maybe some of them would walk Germany’s defeat, Reagan said, "We’ll have to work it out,” Cl''■■ ■- •■J y out.” The. remaining members Europe rebuilt with "amasing UPI photo Weiss said. Analysts laughed and cheered. vitality," which was "the natural President Reagan and French External Strasbourg Airport today. The president Capt. Henry Minor, who com­ At the end of tbe speech, Reagan, • result of freedom, the natural fruit mands the police administrative Relations Minister Roland Dumas stand made a major foreign policy address to division, could not be reached for -t. referring pointedly to tbe protes­ watching ters in the chamber, said, "I can’t to attention during national anthems the European Parliament. comment this morning. it help but remind us all that some Please tarn to page I before an honor guard on arrival at Murdoch Inside Today NEW YGRK (UPI) - Industry GOP directors to oppose buying Buckiand iand analysts speculate that Australian 24 pages, 4 sections publishing mjSgnate Rupert Mur­ Bv Kathv Garmus osal Is on the directors’ agenda for Street. firehouse,” he said. town’s request for an extension on doch could start a fourth television the 45-day limit it has under state A dvioa- .16 ObItuarlM. .a network if bis multibilllon-dollar Herald Rapartar their meeting Tuesday. The town administration and Weinberg also defended the A rM to w n *. . 21 Opinion. .6 Mercier charged the admlniatra- some Democratic directors have town’s interest in the land, saying law to tell the state if it wants to C lssalflod___ 2^24 PoopIMIk ______2 deal to buy seven Metromedia The three Republicans on the opposed the district’s plans to build that with a large shopping nnall buy the land. The deadline passed Coinlc*— ^ ^ —18 S pof1*^__ 9-12 stations goes through. tion with playinjg political games, Enlorlsinnwnt— 18 Tstovltlon 18 Manchester Board of Directors saying that it does not really need a firehouse because it Would be likely to be built in the area In the April 7 and the town’s request for Lottocy ...... —. 2 Wosthor , 2 Murdoch announced Monday he an extension — sent to the state would pay more than |S billion to will vote against a recommenda­ the land. located within 5N feet of a future, the intersection could be­ tion that the town purchase state- “It’s a political ploy," she said. town-owned station around which come. a critical one for traffic and treasurer’s office on March 22 — buy the seven Metromedia televi- i has gone unanswered. Sion stations, a move that could owned land at the corner of Tolland “They’re playing games right the town does not have the legal' road improvements. force him to sell two major dally Turnpike and Budiland Street. now.” right to provide ftre protection in Under state law, the town has the Both Director of Planning Mark newspapers — the New York Post Republican Director Donna R. The land is located next to Buckiand. first option to purchase any Pellegrini and General Manager Merder said today. property owned by the Eighth Deputy Mayor Stephen T. surplus state land within its Robert B. Weiss said Tuesday that Papers and the Chicago Sun-Times. such extensions were routine and The purchase would have to be "Wa are united. We will not UtiUtlea District on which it plans Penny, one of tbe board's most boundaries. ■upport that in any way, shape or to build a second fire station to vocal critics of the Eighth District, Tbe town Planning and Zoning that they had received verbal approved by the Federal Commun­ assurances it would be granted. ications Commission, which pro­ form," she said. serve the Buckiand area, the today dismissed the suggestion Commission has already recom­ hibits one party from owning both But the six Democratic directors rapidly developing northwest sec­ that the town wants the land mended that the town purchase the But Mercier and Ferguson today indicate a TV station and a newspaper in a Even small businessmen; will likely vote in favor of purchas­ tion of town. mainly to frustrate the district’s land, but the approval of the questioned the town’s handling of major market. ing the land, which has been The district wants to buy the land efforts to build a firehouse. directors Is needed before the town tbe matter. declared surplus by the state. to give its proposed firehouse — on "It’s ridiculous to make the can formally offer to purchase It. "Verbal extensions just don’t DPI pDolo The proposed multiblllion-dollar bribery package would rate second only to Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, a the site of the former Keeney’s asaertion that it would stop the The town’s efforts could become Frank A. Bennack, Jr„ left, president of Hearst Corp. to buy WCVB-TV from have cash flow problems Democrat, said today. The prop­ Garage — access to Buckiand Eighth District from building a a moot point if the state rejects tbe the N.5 billion merger of Capital Please turn to page 8 the Hearst Corporation, and Robert Metromedia for $450 million. Bennack Cities Conununlcatlons and ABC BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The Bennett, president of Metromedia said Hearst has confidence in the that was announced In March. Hells Angels Motorcycle Club had 7 Broadcasting, answers questions from current management and plans no Murdoch and Metromedia an extensive counter- surveillance Chairman John Kluge announc^ Your newspaper carrier depends House dumps drink amendment system that may have included a 8 reporters during Monday's press con­ major changes. the Australian media magnate contact in the New York City ference to announce an agreement for would purchase tbe sevenstations on his collections each week to law that requires states to adopt a Police Department and a federal Bv Mark A. Dupuis prosecutor who used cocaine, a — in New York, Los Angeles, United P ra u International 21-year-old drinking by Oct. 1,19M, Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Boston pay his bill, whether or not he Lawm akers put in or face the lou of federal funds. published report said today. WCVB sold and Washington — thimgh a late night session In a copyright article. The has received payment from his HARTFORD — The state House H ouu' Majority Leader Robert Telegram of Bridgeport said fed­ subsidiary of 20th Century Fox, G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said the which Murdoch and oilman Mar­ voted late Tuesday to reject a — see page 2 eral documents indicate the Hells customers. When he doesn't get Senate propoul to allow men)bers amendment could have put the Angels used the system to thwart vin Davis own. state out of compliance with the Murdoch hands off to Hearst The deal fueled speculation of the armed forcu to continue law enforcement officials and paid, he has to dip into his ^ drinking at age M if Connecticut’s federal law and resulted in the lou attempts to infiltrate the gang. among industry analysts that legal drinking age goes upto 21 this of $15 million in federal aid to . By Leslie Anderson we did not pay $450 million for a "take this property into the future Murdoch and Davis could start a "Ac we all know it is now called The allegations were made by pocket to make up the difference! fall. the drunken sailor amendment," Connecticut. gang members and The Telegram United Press International great broadcasting organization to as we had planned ourselves." fourth m«jor television network, By a resounding voice vote, the make it a different broadcasting During its 12 years on the air, supplying new film properties u id Rep. Loren E. Dicklnun, The debate on tbe drinking age said the federal documents did not House rejected the so-called R-Berlln, conihalrman of the Gen­ bill came to a conclusion with one indicate whether the claims were NEEDHAM, Mass. - The organization than what it Is," he WCVB, an ABC affiUate, has from their film studio and greatly “drunken aallor amendment" and Hearst Corp., which purchased said. broadcast more than M hours per enhancing tbe value of their eral Law Committee, who urged Houu member on her fu t asking valid. WCVB-TV, Channel S, for a record You can help keep a small then voted 118-24 to approve the bill Houu rejection of the amendment. to be recognised and her Houu Meanwhile, a Stratford man Metromedia sold WCVB and six week of locally produced program­ television stations, the New York and und it back to the Senate for $450 million, says it has "every other television stations Monday to ming, which station officials say is Times reported today. Although the Senate voted 28-7 in colleaguee in laughter. , pleaded innocent to charges of confidence" in the station’s pres­ Australian publishing magnate businessman from going under if:: another vote on the amendment favor of tbe amendment, tbe upper shooting a state trooper during the the most of any TV station in the Under the agreement in princi­ and blU. chamber is expected to go along Rep. Edith G. Prague, D- ent management and will continue Rupert Murdoch, who imme­ country. ple, Murdoch and Davis will run Columbla, an outspoken advocate raid against the bikers (story on its "excellence" In programming. diately sold the BMton station to you pay your carrier when he As it now stante, the bill would with Houu reaction when tbe page S). "The balance between network tbe broadcasting properties u n ^ r ra iu the legal drinking age to 21 on second vote is taken becauu of of tough drunken driving laws, N'll-'OilNto Frank A. Bennack Jr., Hearst Hearst for $450 million in a and syndicated and local program­ a flrih yet to be nanMd. Tbe more accidentally voted against the bill The New York City Police president, told a news conference "backup"' deal that would be the calls to collect. Thank you. Sept. 1, altbiMigh people who reach concerns the amendment could Department contact allegedly ming in this station is os it should than N billion purchase price age M by that data would be c u t the state millions in federal when a book on her desk slipped Monday that local progranuning largest single broadcast station be," said Bennack. "We are, of includes assumption of debt from onto tbe button used for voting and supplied the president of the Hells that baa been WCVB’s hallmark transaction in U.S. history. allowed to continue drinking le­ funds. Angels in New York with back­ course, business people, but we the current owners, tbe agreement gally under a "grandfather Gov. William A. O'NeiU has said recorded a negative vote. since 1072 "complements per­ The deal is subject to Federal place great premium on the said. ,tito gfUIW TMliJllMMhl ground checks. The Telegram fectly" Hearst’s plans for all its clauM” included in the meuure. be will sign the bill, which he Deputy House Speaker Richard ■aid. Communications Commission programming and excellence of One of the stations, ABC affiliate The Senate had accepted tbe television stations. approval. this company." WCVB in Boston, was immediately Manchester Herald recommended u part of a package O. Belden, R-Sbelton, said The Angels qlso allegedly as­ , "This station is a model," Houw version of the bill but added of bills to combat drunken driving Prague's support for tbe bill would signed members to conduct sur­ Robert M. Bennett, president of sold in principle to Hearst Corp. tor the amendment to allow members Bennack said at WCVB's Needham Metromedia Broadcasting, said be $4N million in a deal that would be and alcohol-related traffic deaths be included in the tranuript of tbe veillance of FBI olflces — noting headquarters outside Boston. of tlwAnned forcu on active duty among young people. Houu lesaion but not the Houu deuriptions of agents, their vehi­ bad “mixed feelings" about the There are IN member nations in tbe largest single station transac­ •ad la ualform to continue drink- "We can assure employees that sale but added that Hearst would the United Nations. tion in U.S. history. Call 647-9946 Lawmakers aUo have b u n Journal. "As long u it’s ume- cles and the radio frequenclee they lag N age M. backing the bill becauu of federal wbere," Prague replied. used, the newepaper lald. /

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8, 1985 - I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8. 1985 Ferguson hits lack House OKs SNET monopoly after marathon session Tashjian admits office has fauits abled veterans. The change would of budget Information saying they want their money.' sak, D-Danbury, hired a lobbyist Norwlch, co-chairman of the coat the sUte $6.8 rollHw • Y w r By Mark A. Dupuli Lavine proposed an amendment for the National Organisation for Agostinelli says funding is needed Energy and PubUc UtllUlos Com­ and towns another $8.8 million as revenue. Unittd PrMS Intarnattonal House raises benefit to prohibit W ET from eeeking Women to work on her staff and Republican town Director Tho­ mittee. said the bill represented a iimnually. , Ferguson said the Democrats I rate hikes while the moratorium on paid the woman out of her By Alox OIrolll She said the office has a budget Tashjian agreed with both obser­ mas H. Ferguson complained for state's veterans "conservative approach" to the • Approved 141-1 and sent to the knew about the availability of the HARTFORD — The Connecticut competition remains In effect, but leiilslatlve salary. of $2.8 million and returns to the vations. She said there are three today that the Republican minor­ question of whether competition Senate a bill providing for tem w r- Horold Raporlor $75,000 and the Republicans should Houie has given final approval to a — see page 5 the amendment was killed on a The hlU apparently would not lines and three people to answer ity on the Board of Directors was would tenefit state residents. ary coaching permits for srtool state revenues of $8 million, have been informed of it. bill granting a monoply to South­ voice vote. prohibit such a situation since it the phone. not told before Monday night's "Here I believe we are being athletic coaches who do not have ' The office of the lecretary of the including $7 million from the The $700,000 figure was the one ern New England Telephone Co. Anderson said the amendment would only ban lobbyists from budget meeting that $75,000 more very responsible as a legislative teaching certificates. ■tote came in (or zome critlcizm at corporation division. . Darby said it (s quicker to mentioned in budget workshops as for intra-state long-distance ser­ was “ a hoax" since SNET has working as employees of the in surplus than was originally question and bring a recommenda­ b ^ , " said Anderson, who said a mooting of the Mancheater Y et she said she was unable to incorporate in Delaware. the amount available. vice for at least two years. pledged not to seek higher rates General Assembly aM appardntly The bill is designed to allow anticipated would be available to tion to the liegislature in 1M7 on Congress in general has dealt with get approval last year to borrow Nathan Agostinelli, a former “ We wondered where that The House, meeting late into until at least next year. State not from being employed by coachai without cortiflcatw to Rotary Club Tueiday night — and support next year's budget. telecommunication issues only state comptroller in the adminis­ $75,000 came from," Ferguson Tuesday night, also approved a bill whether to allow competition. approval would take several Individual legislators. work for the rest of this school year 'some of it came from the secretary money to set up a system under He said that if Town Treasurer The Legislature would then have under pressure. tration of Republican Gov. Tho­ to prohibit legislators from work­ months longer so any Increase In otlwr action, the House; until new regulations aredopted. It of the state herself. which people could get (aster Roger Negro knew about the added said. to vote to allow competition for the Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham. Negro said today the added ing as lobbyists and prohibit wouldn't take effect until at least • Anprovedia-l an amendment was written to address concerns Secretary of the State Julia H. service by paying a higher-than- mas Meskill and now president of surplus, the minority directors intra-state long distance service ranking House Democrat on the surplus came from successful lobbyists from working as legisla­ IMnr, Anderson said. to douhte exiatina property tax that prompted O’Neill to veto an TasbJlan agreed with members of normal fee. The system was Manchester State Bank, came to should have been told about it by over which Southern New England energy committee, opposed the Investments by his office. He said tive employees. In other action, the House exemptions for veterans who earllerverslon. the service organization who said suggested by bankers and other Democrat Tashjian's defense the administration. Telephone Co. now holds a virtual bill, saying it would not protect JULIA TASHJIAN Negro, a Democrat, is an elected Director Stephen T. Cassano, a The telephone competition bill, ap p ro v^ by a 101-46 vote and sent served during wars. Final action businessmen who use the office. under heavy questioning after her monopoly. telephone customers from higher that dolays in processing docu­ Democrat, called him a week ago which now goes to Gov. William A. to the tenate a bill that would on the overall bill Involved was remarks. . . . heavy questioning official. SNET, which serves all but a rates while assuring a monopoly on Malta ments, particularly in the corpora­ She said no one in the Legislature (or an update on the status of O'Neill, would prohibit companies prohibit lobbyists from working as delayed when the measure was Ferguson said the Republican handful of the state's 169 cities and intrastate long-distance service. tion division, are common in the would believe that a state office Agostinelli said the office gets such as Sprint or MCI from employees of the Legislature and sent to the Appropriations Com­ Malta is an island country in the Connecticut does it have the title of directors had daily contact with investments. towns, has warned competition "Don't kid yourself about this center of the Mediterranean Sea. It office. She said the staff is 45 days wanted to borrow money from the little or no recognition or funding He said he checked his records offering service between points prombit legislators from working mittee for review. “secretary of the state." Else­ the administration over the would force up rates for basic bill," Lavine said. “ There's no­ treasury and then return it. from the governor’s office or the and calculated that the general within the state at least until 19S7. as regiatei^ lobbyists. The bill would raise the basic is about twice the slie of Washing­ behind in its work. budget, chiefly through budget pbone service since that service is thing in this bill that protects your Legislature. where other titles are used, mostly The bill would require, the state The bUI followed the disclosure $1,966 exemption to $2,000 and also ton. D.C., and the people are The delays are caused by a lack But Tashjian said she expects to officer Robert Huestis, and should fund surplus figure would be about now subsidised by toll revenues. ratepayer. They're (SNET) going “ secretary of stale." Department of Public Utility Con­ that freshman Rep. Lynn Tabor- would relse exemptions for dis­ Italian, Arab and French. of staff and a lack of computeriza- get $185,000 this year to set up the He said the office is using 1960 not have to call the head of every $1 million. He said he had given the Rep. David Anderson. R- to be knocking on the DPUC's door She said her office has among its trol to study the competition Jion, she said. system to expedite action on business methods to try to cope department daily to be apprised o f ' figure of $850,000 earlier but duties supervision of elections, predicted it might climb. Tashjian made her remarks business filings. ' with the present-day volume of budget developments. publication of the State Register It was apparently the difference during a 40-mlnute speech at the Michael Darby, an attorney, work. Agostinelli said it is supris­ The Republican directors pro­ ing that bankers, lawyers and and Manual, and the registration posed a budget that calls (or using between $850,000 and $1 million Manchester Country Club. About said that when he goes to the office that prompted the Democrats to Weather businessmen do not lobby for of corporations. $700,000 in surplus as a revenue 70 people attended the meeting. of the secretary of the state, it is add $75,000 to their figure. Peopletalk Improvements in the office She also said that she has charge line in the $45.5 million budget for The secretary of the state’s obvious that everyone is working Negro said the information is of the slate seal and that the fiscal 1985-86, which begins July 1. office employs 76 people — 10 hard, yet there are long delays in procedures. The Democrats, whose version public record and is always Today’s (oracast governor cannot declare a state of fewer than In 1976 — and the getting papers processed. Tashjian said the office of the of the budget passed on votes by available to directors. He said he emergency without using the seal Black and white box Coaaectlcul. MassackusetU volume of work has quadrupled He also said it is difficult to get secretary of the state is the oldest the six Democratic Directors, regarded his response to Cassano and obtaining her signature. and Rhode Islaad: Today: since then, Tashjian said. through to the office on the phone. in the state and that only in called for using $775,000 of surplus as a routine matter. Boxing needs a few good white men if it is going mostly sunny. Highs in the 66s. to be popular with the white population, says Tonight: clear and cold, scat­ former champ Muhammad All. tered frost over the interior. Low “ It's missing white people." he said during an Affidavit says from the upper 20s to lower 40s. appearance with District of Columbia Mayor Manchester Thursday; sunny and mild. High 8 Marion Barry. "Boxing is controlled by blacks — fighters, promoters (and) trainers. It's the black 60 to 70. In Brief mother covered man who supports it." Maine: Windy today. Becom­ ing partly sunny north and To boost its popularity boxing needs "good 8 «x M M u lt C h a rg e s lodged white contenders — more Jack Dempseys," he mountains and mostly sunny for boyfriend said. preceded by a chance of showers A 74-year-old East Hartford man was arrested Ali said he opposes several bills in Congress south. Highs upper 40s to near 60. Tuesday and arraigned in Manchester Superior that would either regulate or ban professional Mostly clear tonight. Lowe8o 38. Court on first-degree sexual assault charges In By Sarah Passall Herald Rdporter fighting. . , , u Sunny to partly sunny Thursday. connection with a child abuse Investigation "They'll never ban boxing," he said. "It s the Highs upperSOs to nearTO. Manchester police began Friday, police records An affidavit filed with the arrest warrant for Susan world's best sport." New Hampshire: Windytoday. show. Becoming p ^ y sunny north and Jefferson LItz, who police said also uses the Lard — who was arrested Tuesday in connection with m ostly sunny scwith. H ighs40to 80 name Geoff Davidson, was charged with six the death last month of her infant daughter— charges that Lard lied to cover up for her boyfriend, who has north and 80 to 60 south. Clear counts of first-degree sexual assault and one been charged with the child’s murder. ‘Ank you for the ‘ankachlef tonight. Low s in the 20s to low 30s. count of risk of Injury to a minor. A police spokesman said five of the incidents occured this In the affidavit, dated May 2, Manchester police "Ankachiefs" started off as a small Paul Anka Partly sunny north and sunny detective kUchael Ludlow said Lard lied when she told Hbure ♦ year In Manchester, but would reveal no other 0 south Thursday. Highs60to70. promotion in Connecticut but have snowballed details of the case, which is still under police that her boyfriend, Marshall V. Crenshaw, had into something of a national phenomenon. Vermsat: Sunny this after­ not left their 10-month-old daughter, Dale-Lynn, alone noon. Highs in the 80s north and 86 Sun amllaa on ua all investigation. Female fans used to throw panties at Tom Jones UPl photo After arraignment Litz was transferred to the in their Olcott Street apartment the day of her death. and now they are tossing "Ankachief" handker­ to 68 south. Northwest winds lOto Today: mostly sunny and breezy. High In the mid 60s. Wind northwest Police charged L a ^ , 23, of 40 Olcott St., with Im rited Morgan Street jail in Hartford, where he was 25 m|rti. Clear and cold tonight. 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: clear and cold. Low In the 30s with scattered chiefs at Anka. Samantha goat to Hollywood being held this morning on $50,000 bond. His case making a false statement and risk of injury to a minor. The orginal plan was to have Anka autograph Frost likely. LowsinthelOstomid frost. Wind light and variable. Thursday: sunny and mild. High around Prosecutor Rosita M. Creamer added a charge of Samantha Smith — the globe-trotting school­ was continued to next Wednesday. handkerchiefs sent in to a radio station but then 30s. Sunny and much warmer 70. Friday mostly sunny and warm. Today’s weather picture was hindering prosecution, court records show. girl from Manchester, Maine, who in 1983 visited the masses picked up on the idea and now Thursday. Highs nearTO. drawn by Mike D’Avanzo, 10. of 182 Carriage Dr., a fourth grader at On April 20, a few hours after Lard and Crenshaw To O u r Russia at the invitation of Y a ii Andropov — has Milllkin receivM award everytime Anka steps on stage, the man is brou^t their daughter to the Manchester Memorial been signed to star in a weekly television Martin School. practically smothered in floating Ankachiefs. Joyce Mlllikin of Rockville, a staff nurse at Hospital emergency room. Lard told police that she action-adventure series scheduled to air on ABC. " I'll never have to use Kleenex again," Anka Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester, had gone alone to a nearby convenience store earlier The • diminutive 12-year-old (shown above Ext«nded outlook said. "No, I'll save them — you never know when ’ •“ v t Monday received the Connecticut Nurses’ in the day while Crenshaw stayed with their child, reading a copy of the script) will play Margaret you may need an extra." Extended outlook for New Association "Excellence in Clinical Practice” according to the affidavit. The baby was pronounced Ann, the youngest daughter of James Greyson award. dead at the hospital. Culver — a wealthy insurance investigator England Friday through The award was presented to Millikin at Willie’s Police initially assumed that Crenshaw was lying portrayed by actor R ^ r t Wagner. Sunday: Steak house during the association’s annual when he told them he left the apartment, the affidavit With a successful pilot wrapped up, Samantha, Connecticut, MassachasetU meeting. The award is given in recognition of says. But an hour after making her first statement for an undisclosed amount of money, was signed and Rhode Island: Fair Friday Glimpses clinical expertise, leadership ability and commit­ Lard recanted and told police that Crenshaw had left " to star in the series. The show, “ J.G. Culver," is and Saturday. Chance of show­ ment to professional standards. the apartment and followed her to the store. Grammy Award-winner Lionel Richie will set in the United States and London. ers Sunday. Highs in the upper 100 Millikin began her career as a hospital floor The affidavit refers to “ Lard’s lie about how return Sunday to Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, “ When I found out T was screaming. I'v e gotten 60s and 70s except cooler south nurse following graduation from the Hartford supposedly Crenshaw never left the victim alone." where he began his musical career as a member over the thrill by now," Samantha said Tuesday. coastal sections. Overnight lows of the Commodores. Richie, who received a Hospital School of Nursing. She later earned a Police have said that Crenshaw later confessed to “ I'm really excited and hope it will last a long from the mid 40s to mid 90s. business administration degree in 1974, will bachelor's degree in nursing and a master's the killing, saying he pushed his daughter’s face into . tim e." Vermont: Dry Friday. Chance degree in gerontology from the University of the mattress of her crib while she was sleeping until receive an honorary doctor of music degree from Arthur Smith, Samantha's father, who des­ of showers Saturday and Sun­ Connecticut, according to a news release from she stopped breathing. Police have said Crenshaw the Tuskegee Institute during graduation cerem­ cribes himself as his daughter's "chief baggage day. Warm. Highs in the 70s. Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester. said he killed the child while Lard was at the store. onies ... Hank Williams Jr. will narrate "The handler," has left his teaching job with the Lows in the 40a and 80s. Among other achievements, Millikin has "This lie of Lard’s interfered with the initial Cradle of the Stars" about the Louisiana Hayride, University of Maine at Augusta and plans to move New Hampshire. Malac: conducted several research projects and studied investigation and interview of Marshall Crenshaw,” a program that helped make his father a country the family to Hollywood next month. Chance of showers north and fair the Spanish language and culture of the Hispanic the affidavit says. "Crenshaw later confessed... Lard music legend. The Louisiana Public Broadcast­ "She's a very lucky g irl," Sniith said of his south Friday and Saturday. community to become one of the specially trained stated the reason she withheld information oh her first ing has prepared an hour long television daughter's and her blossoming career. "We'll Satelllle vlaw documentary on the Louisiana Hayride, one of the Qiance of showers statewide nurses in the Hispanic Unit of the Hartford statements was that she was protecting Marshall just see what happens and how things go." Visiting Nurses’ Association. premier country music radio shows, which had its Sunday. Highs in the 60s north to Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EDT shows Crenshaw.” Ludlow also said that Lard knew Crenshaw might heyday between 1946 and 1956. The Hayride, 70s south. Lows in the 40s. frontal clouds with some embedded showers and thunderstorms broadcast live from KWKH in Shreveport, gave a VD clinic IB canceled hurt the child and could have prevented the murder. blanketing the southeast. Strong thunderstorms dot parts of the Lone start to numerous acts. Including Hank Williams, Lard told police that Crenshaw had been complaining Star state. Multi-layered clouds extend from northern California The venereal desease clinic sheduled by the Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton, for two weeks that she was paying more attention to Pepsi dancer Planned Parenthood Association for May 14 at 1 Kilty Wells and many others ... Magician David AcroM the nation north. Elsewhere, clear skies prevail over the upper Plains and the child than to him, the affidavit says. Midwest. Haynes St. has been canceled. Copperfleld's next television spectacular, to be Pepsi has fired another salvo in its celebrity Showers and thundershowers The fam ily had been under the supervision of the endorsement war with Coke, picking up Tina 'The next clinic will be held May 21. taped in September, will contain a special trick. will be scattered from Oregon state Department of Child and Youth Services for Turner this time. The soft drink company will He's received permission from the Chinese across the northern intermoun- eight months before Dale-Lynn’s death. She had been sponsor Turner's 79K:ity "P riva te Dancer" tour Parking lot coat $300,000 government to walk through the Great Wall of tain region. Scattered showers taken from her parents custody at the age of two that starts this July and runs through December. SCATTLt China. Town purchase for $300,000 of the parking lot months after friends and relatives reported having She is the fourth concert performer to be and thunderstorms will reach 1.24 south of the Arthur Drug Store on Main Street will seen Crenshaw handle her roughly and her parents snagged by Pepsi in the past two years, following from Texas into the lower •TON ; be considered by the Board of Directors when it brought her to Manchester Hospital with a broken the Jacksons, Lionel Richie and Menudo. Unlike Mississippi valley to South Ca­ meets next Tuesday. arm. Now you know those acts, however, you only will see ads rolina and northern Florida. VONK The lot would be used for public parking in The infant spent three months in a foster home featuring Turner if she is playing in town at the Gusty winds will occur over The people with the lowest incomes in the world connection with the reconstruction of Main before being returned to her parents. Police have said time. Utah and from the Dakotas into are members of the Tasaday tribe of cave- SAN PI Street. The wall in front of it would be removed to DCYS workers met twice a week with the family until For its part, Coca-Cola has picked up Minnesota. Highs will be in the dwellers in Mindanao, the Philippines, who live provide for angle parking along the street. the child’s death. endorsements from Julio Igleslas, Duran Duran 60s along much of the Pacific wlthcfut domesticated animals, agriculture, Under a plan submitted to the directors, $85,000 Lard told police on April 20 that Crenshaw had and “ W eird" Al Yankovlc, among others. coast from northern Nevada to LOS wheels or clothes. would come from the reserve fund of the threatened to kill Dale-Lynn that morning while she Washington and from the Great X. downtown parking district, and $215,000 would be was holding Dale-Lynn and arguing with him. Date: Thursday, May 9tli LOW tST Lakes to the northern Atlantic borrowed from general fund money to be paid off In the affidavit, Ludlow said that Lard, "in dealing coast with 40s over northern TtMKHATUnCS with DCYS, Exchange Club Center for the Prevention 40 by the parking district. The state would Time: 11 AM to 1 PM Maine. Readings in the 70s and 40 reimburse about $100,000 of the cost, the proposal of Child Abuse and others, had to know she would have 80s will be common across much says been found a safe place for her and the victim if she Place: Michaels—Downtown Manchester Almanac leOEMO of the nation. Temperatures will Under the terms of the proposed sale, the town had just requested this assistance from them.” SO' warm into the 90s over the desert woOld have to permit free parking at the lot for up Lard, who is free on $3,500 bond, is scheduled to Comejoin In The Cclebiration. Meet members of the Michaels appear again in court next Wednesday. Today is Wednesday, May 8, southwest and west Texas. to 15 employees of the adjacent building and family. Enjoy cake and refreshments. There will be clowns to entertain the 128th day of 1968 with 237 to SNOwsns*^ i f M l would have to retain the property as a parking lot Crenshaw, who is being held at the Morgan Street Un WSATNKR POTOCAST » EZZ3 follow. (or 50 years. ja il in Hartford on a $200,000 bond, is scheduled for a you, balloons for our young visitors, music and local dignitaries on hand. The moon is approaching its High and low hearing May 24 in Hartford Superior Court. It’s a “ once-in-a-century” party and it’s all on MichaeK. last quarter. The highest temperature re­ The morning stars are Mer­ National foracaat ported Tuesday by the National winners will be cury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Customer Of The Century Contest Weather Service, excluding The evening star is Mars. For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday announced. These are Michaels earliest customers.. .those who have Alaska and Hawaii, was 101 Fire Calls Those bom on this date are morning showers are forecast for parts of the Central Pacific coast produced a sales slip, repair tag, appraisal form or any other document degrees at Presidio, Texas. under the sign of Taurus. They region and parts of the Southern Atlantic coast states. Elsewhere, the Today’s low was 24 degrees at with the earliest date. include Jean Henri Dunant, weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include (maximum Tuesday, 6:86 p.m. — medical Saturday, 6:23 a.m. — wires Gunnison, Colo. MBfidiBStor founder of the International Red temperatures In parsnthsals): Atlanta 60(75), Boston46(08), Chicago call, 60J Imperial Drive (Town, down. Carpenter Road, Bolton Sunday, 4; 80 p.m. — service call, Cross, in 1828; Harry S. Truman, 54(83), Cleveland 40(77), Dalloa 65(00), Denver 62(00), Duluth 60(75), Paramedics). (Bolton). lOOth Aiiniweirsary Educational Awards 80 Clyde Road (Eighth District). 33rd president of the United Houston 06(08), Jacksonville 06(01), Kansas City 00(06), LKIIs Rock Wednesday, 7; 09 a.m. — medical Saturday, 7:25 p.m. — medical will be presented. Michaels has awarded one $ IO(M) Sunday, 4:50 p.m. — stove fire, States, in 1884; comedian Don 00(83), Los Angeles 53(00), Miami 72(04), Minneapolis 07(06), Now call, 57 Englewood Drive (Town, call, Lynwood Drive, Bolton Waathar radio U Buckingham St. (Tow n). Grand Prize and eleven S500 First Prizes to Connecticut high school Rickies in 1926 (age 89); actor- Orleans 07(80), New York 48(70), Phoenix 68(00), St. Louis 66(03), Paramedics). (Bolton). The National Weather Service Sunday, 5; 87 p.m — brush fire, juniors and seniors so that they might continue with their education. singer Rick Nelson in 1940 (age San Francisco 40(62), Soattls 43(02), Washington 63(78). Sunday, 10:29 a.m. — medical broadcasts continuous, 24-hour behind 360 Oakland St. (Eighth 48), and actress Melissa Gilbert call. Villa Louisa Road, Bolton weather information on 162.478 . District). ToliBnd County in 1964 (age 21). (Bolton). mHz in Hartford, 162.88 mHz in Sunday, 8:0$ p.m. — medical Saturday, 8:28 a.m. — motor Sunday, 11:81 a.m. — medical Special Values For The Occasion. With the purchase of any On this date in history: N ew London and 162.40 m Hz in Manchester Herald call, 80 Cottage St. (Town, vehicle accident. South and call, PrM byterian Church, Route cultured pearl necklace, Michaels will present you with a pair of lustrous Meriden. Paramedics). Pucker streeU, Coventry (South 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coventry 6mm pearl earrings, valued at 860, absolutely free. In 1841, Spanish explorer Her-* Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Monday, 8:19 a.m. — motor Coventry, North Coventry). (North Coventry, Mansfield). nando de Soto discovered the vehicle accident. 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May 8. 19M Democrats try to craft a budget Connecticut House approves higher veterans benefit U.S./W 0M co-chairman of the AppropriatloM exempt veterans totally trom the More politically volatile, however, is ienU and other government pensionera. by veterans who served during times of Bv Joseph Mlonowany ■ Afterthat.therewouldhenollmit.Byrd a In Brief By Mark A. Dupuis property tax but that Intent has been Committee, said the amendment would the fact that both plans would also raise United Press International war. It also would double existing, allow the higher exemption wltn In United P reu Internotlonol plan would keep all oost-of-Uving higher exemptions for disabled or blind whittled away over the nearly 100 years taxes by between tM -» billion and *73 slncetheoriglnallawwasadopted. "absolutely no regard to whether a adJuatmentsatfiiUlevels. Audltore urge phone witch veterans. WASHINGTON - With President billion in the next three years.' HARTFORD - The sUte House, Undertheamendment, thesUtewould miUlonalregeUthebenefitornot.' Burg«r tayt Improv* pay Reagan and Senate GOP leaders have O a defense, the HolUngs-Chilea pwk- HARTFORD — SUte auditors have recom­ acting on the eve of the 40th anniversary “ War is a horrible, horrible thing and Reagan’s budget lifeless in the Senate, pick up half of the $5.5 million cost of Despite the strong House vote for the M U M I — Chief Juetice W arren^urger thlnka repeatedly said they will support no age would have a one-year froeie, while mended Connecticut’ s county sheriffs monitor of the end of World War II in Europe, if we ca DenMcrata are ready to force their providing the higher exemptioni while amendment, it could still face trouble congreaamen ahouki make $H5,000 to $150,000 a plan that includes tax increases. Byrd’s package would allow a I percent more closely employee telephone use and the use voted late Tuesday to double existing honor the men and women who fought plans, including corporate taxes, into hike. B ^ plans would allowforSperoent towns would absorb the remaining $5.5 since it sUll must win approval from the year becauae that In terms ot the more than billion d state-issued telephone c i ^ i t cards. property tax exemptions for veterans. for us'thls small amendment is a good the deficit-cutting equation — but $390 real growth in each of the noxU wo years million loss in local property tax Appropriations Committee as well as might improve the deficit, sponsors said the HoUlngs- The auditors said Tuesday an audit of The higher exemptions would come thing,” said Rep. William J. Scully Jr., internal squabbles are stumping a revenues. again in the House and then in the Senate. pay of federal ChUes plan would reduce it by lie billion On taxes, the HolUngsChllea plan operations of the county sheriffs’ offices for the under an amendment offered by Rep. D-Waterbury. , united effort. would raise 173 billion in the next three The additional tax savings to veterans Jndgea and attract next year and the Byrd package wouM two-year period ending June 30,1994, disclosed a Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., R-Wolcott, Three House members, including At least two Democratic budget years from unspecified taxes, which ibe Rep. Richard Foleyr., R-Oxford, said would depend on the mill rateof thecity or former high sheriff apparently charged personal which cleared the House by a 132-9 House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand, more outatanding packages were expected to be brought slash it by about 9M.9 biUion. The it was appropriate for the House to town in which the veteran lives. For candidates to the Reagan plsiin would cut it by gSSlllion. sponsors said would not raise personal business calls on a state-issued credit card. margin with only scattered opposition. approve the amendment on the eve of the R-Darien, excused themselves from before the Senate today and although rates. Byrd’splanwouMraiseaboutiee.9 example, a veteran in a town with a bench. one sponsor said he didn’t think they But the two Democratic plans are Final House acUon on the bill was 40th anniversary Wednesday of the day voting on the amendment because they billion in the same tim e period, mostly 30-mill tax rate would pay $30 less in B u rg e r’ s com ­ could win an initial vote, the action was divIcM over the two items that have delayed, however, when the chamber the surrender of Nazi Germany was are veterans and would personally from corporate taxes. property taxes. ment, which he said seen as a way to push Democratic ideas cau a^ the most trouble this year — Min fiC it murder ch irg i a g r e ^ to send the amended bill to the announced. The chief opposition to theamendment benefit from the higher exemption. Asked why Democrats could not agrM was made "as a into whatever final budget compromise Social Security cost-of-living adjust­ BAST WINDSOR - A local man has been Appropriations Committee because of However, other House members who on a singie package. Sen. Edward Migliaro said the amendment would came from lawmakers who argued that citisen, not as a is fashioned. ments and Pentagon spending. arrested on a murder charge In the fatal stabbing the $11 million priceU g for doubling the served in the armed forces and also Kennedy, D-Mass., said with a laugh, mark the first time the state has raised the higher exemption would be given to Judge,” came in an The plans — one from Sens. Ernest The Senate has already rejected of 9 woman in the liquor store she and her exemptions. would get the higher exemption did “ We’re a party of diversity.’’ the exemption since the $1,000 tax break all veterans who served during the interview with edi­ Rollings, D-S.C., and Lawtoif Chiles, Reagan’s positions on those issues — husband owned. The amendment would double the participate in the debate and vote on the Chiles said he expected both Demo­ initially went on the books in 1888. eligible time periods regardless of need. tors of The Miami D-Fla., the other from Democratic throwing out a plan to limit Social Hartley Anderson, 44, was picked up at his existing ^,000 reduction in the assessed bill. cratic plans to fall an initial vote, but he He said the original intent was to Rep. Otto C. Neumann. R-Granby. Heraid which was leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia — Security inflation increases to 2 percent home Tuesday on an arrest warrant charging him value of homes or other property owned wanted to give Democrats a chance to go published in today's are designed to at least partially restore ^and a provision to hike defense spending with the death Monday of Sharon Ruggiero, 33, in on record In favor of some package editions. many of the domestic programs slashed by3percent aboveinflation. Bill’s Liquor Locker on Depot Street. before Senate Republican leaderobert Burger, who li­ in the budget hammered out between TheHolUngs-Chilesplanwould impose SEN. ERNEST HOLLINQS Police said Ruggiero was stabbed shortly after Trooper In fair condition Dole has a chance to bring up a mited questions to Reagan and Senate Republican a six-month freeze on cost-of-living re-formula tedGOPbudget. ... gauntlet from Dole 1 p.m. during an apparent altercation but they matters of Judicial leaders. adjustments for Social Security recip- declined to say if the motive was robbery. administration of the court and re­ viewed the edited Sandinistas drop draft Fundi targetid for progrim Biker back in jaii after innocent pi^a transcript for accu­ Warren Burger HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has racy, said the prob­ that bond should be set so the defendants can be announced plans to use $338,000 in federal funds to BRIDGEPORT (U P I) — A man accused of shooting fair condition at Bridgeport Hospital. Police said the lem of attracting and keeping outstanding released before trial. develop a training program for the prevention of a state trooper during a series of nationwide raids trooper was shot through the door of Roman’s house. lawyers on the bench is serious. Roman also was charged with firing two shots at' The charges against Roman and the others followed "Since I ’ve been in office, there are something Ex-guerrilla commander blasts rebels child abuse. against the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club was a three-year undercover FBI investigation of the O’Neill said Tuesday he has written members returned to Jail after pleading innocent to charges of F B I agents Peter Crooks and Eugene J. Mancuso. over 40 who resigned from the federal bench on an Crooks suffered minor cuts when he was struck by Hells Angels. Authorities said 13S people were economic basis," he said. “ Now the net of it is not of a state committee asking them to develop a attempted murder. by the nation's economic problems and people.” buildings. flying glass, police said. arrested in 11 states. Just Judges. The members of Congress are By Oswaldo Bonilla In San Francisco, about 1,000 protes­ -plan for using the federal Social Services Block Louis H. Roman, 38, of Stratford was led into by growing opposition to the draft. Meanwhile, Nicaraguan President Grant funds for training and retraining in the Landau set a hearing May 23 to review the state's FBI agent Robert Martineau testified Monday underpaid. . . United Press International tors tried to shut down the 20-story Bridgeport Superior Court Tuesday in handcuffs to The Tribune said the military would Daniel Ortega arrived in Warsaw today prevention of child abuse in child care settings. enter his pleas and later returned to the Bridgeport case against Roman. The judge also gave attorney before Smith that Roman was involved in at least five “ As a citisen — not as a judge, as a citiapn — I Federal Building by blocking all MANAGUA, Nicaragua — A disaf­ reinstitute the draft if additional troops for a one-day visit as part of a tour of O’Neill said the $338,555 will probably be Community Correctional Center. Davis Ganim, who represents Roman, 10 days to file telephone calls regarding illegal drugs. The conversa­ 8 would like to have members of Congress be entrances. Police said 178 demonstra­ are need to battle the Contras. Eastern Europe ainied at gaining available once becauae President Reagan has motions in the case. tions were intercepted by the FBI, Martineau said. $US,000-or $lSO,000-a-year people, and then that fected Nicaraguan rebel commander tors were cited for trespassing and 22 A few blocks away in f^ e r a l court, bond hearings has accused his former comrades of Mondragon, who led a regional increased support for his government, proposed eliminating the section of the block started for several of the nearly three dozen suspects State prosecutors and federal authorities said they would, those standards, would have some impact were jailed for damaging surveillance Agents assigned to arrest Roman were told he was executing reluctant recruits and bury­ command of the Nicaraguan Demo­ the official news agency PAP said. grant under which the funds are being allocated. arrested in Connecticut last week in the Hells Angels would cooperate and press the separate cases against on the federal courts. In the long run, it's going to cameras.Actlvist Daniel Ellsberg and known to carry a gun "and could be described as a ing them in clandestine cemeteries in cratic Force, the FDN, in Nicaragua’s Nicaragua also sent 70,000 boxes of In a related development. Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, crackdown. < Roman. shooter,” Martineau said. damage the federal court system if something nine other people were arrested after Honduras and Nicaragua. northern Matagalpa province, told bananas to Belgium Tuesday and R-Manchester, said Tuesday he will attempt to Roman asked for a jury trial on state charges Several of the other 34 suspects arrested Thursday isn't done ... It doesn’t apply just to Judges, it blocking a CIA office several blocks The agent testified that an informant said Roman “ What the Contras are doing is reporters he sought politicial asylum in government officials proclaimed the ' revive a bill dealing with the Children’s Trust Including three counts of attempted murder and one in the Hells Angels raids appeared Tuesday before applies across the board.” away. Dr. Benjamin Spock, author of allegedly once shot at Jerry "Bags” Bagdasarian in scandalous. It is an unjust and unneces­ the Mexican Embassy in Honduras shipment the "first success” in efforts ' Fund, a state fund for child abuse programs. count each of first-degree assault and assault on a U.S. Magistrate Thomas P. Smith in federal court in child-care books, was among the the Hells Angels clubhouse in Bridgeport. The sary war where assassination is the March 12 because, “ I was informed that to counter a U.S.-imposed economic The Finance, Revenue and Bonding Conunlttee peace officer. Bridgeport. Federal Building demonstrators but clubhouse also was raided last week. Expert pint cause on Insulin order of the day for those who refuse to they (the FDN) wanted to kill me.” embargo. killed the bill to set up a 15-member commission Superior Court Judge Sidney Landau ordered Smith heard arguments' from defense attorneys was not arrested. join the FDN forces,” said Efren Safe conduct passage out of Honduras “ This represents the beginning of 't o oversee the fund and provide permanent Roman's bond to remain at $500,000. Roman already PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A medical expert In Boston, where two dozen additional Mondragon Lopez Tuesday when he was not g ra n t^ until last week when weekly Nicaraguan fruit sales to " financing for the fund with proceeds from the was held without bond on federal charges of assault on testifying in Claus von Bulow's attempted protesters were arrested during the arrived in Managua to accept govern­ Mondragon flew to Mexico. private European companies,” Agri­ ' state lottery. It was created by the 1983 a federal officer and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. murder retrial says the "only plausible explana- Mondragon told a news conference he culture Secretary Jaime Wheelock told day, demonstrators marched and Uon” for his heiress wife’s coma was insulin — not ment amnesty. Legislature with a $80,000 appropriation to Roman was charged in the May 2 shooting of knew of two clandestine cemeteries for a news conference. chanted " Trade embargo has got to go” finance child abuse prevention programs. barbiturates, ae the defense claims. In a related development, the Chi­ Trooper Angel Gonzalez, 31, of Bridgeport who cago Tribune reported Nicaragua’s people who were executed by the President Reagan last week ordered and "U.S. out of E l Salvador.” assisted FBI agents in serving a federal arrest Dr. H. Harris Funkenstein, a neurologist at In Hartford,, about 25 demonstrators leftist government has decided to U.S.-backed rebels. an end to all traie with Nicaragua and warrant at Roman’s Stratford home. Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, made At the sites, the rebels “ bury banned the Central American country’s ‘ blocked the doors of the Cotter Federal . UConn target of laweult the statement from the witness stand Tuesday suspend the country’s military draft Gonzalez, an eight-year state police veteran, was MAY SALE DAYS Building and staged a sit-in at the U.S. and freeze the size of its arsenal. unwilling recruits, infiltrators, cap­ planes and ships from entering the HARTFORD — The sUte attorney general’s struck in the hip and lower stomach and was listed in Just after Superior Court Judge Corinne Grande tured Sandinista soldiers and others United States. Customs Office, while in Santa Fe, refused a second defense request to declare a The newspaper quoted Nicaraguan office has sued the University of (kmnecticut for killed under orders by top FDN military The ban caused thousands of demon­ N.M., two dozen people marched in a mistrial in the high-society case. military officials as saying the draft _ failing to use 100 acres of land donated to the would be suspended in May and June leaders,” he said. strators rallied in about a dozen cities circle in front of the federal building. 4 DAYS ONLY! ” school for the purposes set by the donor. The prosecution contends von Bulow, SS, a In Denver, about 250 protesters because of the army’s recent successes He said he witnessed two brothers against the Reagan administration’s The 100-acre parcel in Woodstock was donated Technique raises Danish-born financier-socialite, twice tried to kill staged a rally at the Federal Court­ against the U.S.-backed Contras. But who “ were shot, killed by an FDN team policies toward Nicaragua, and police by the late Dorothea Richardson, who included a bis wife with insulin injections in 1979 and 19M so because they opposed the rebels’ arrested more than 4S0 people on house and 18 blocked the main entrance WED., THURS., FRI., SAT.— MAY 8, 9, 10, 11 he could inherit $14 million of her f70 million other Nicaraguan officials acknowl­ • provision In her will that the land be used for crimes against the Nicaraguan charges of blockading federal but were not arrested. odds on baby boy estate and marry his lover, a former soap opera edged that the move was also prompted programs offered by UConn’s College of actress. Agriculture. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A controversial sperm- Von Bulow’s lawyers say Martha "Sunny” von - The university took title to the property on May separation technique that raises the chances of 12, 1982, but has yet to use it for Richardson’s having a boy baby rather than a girl is being brought SUIT SEPARATES Bulow, who suffered from low blood sugar, caused the second irreversible coma through House members stated purpose. Attorney General Joseph I. to Connecticut by a local obstetrician. heavy consumption of alcohol, barbiturates and Lieberman said in a statement Tuesday. The California researcher who invented and sweets. Officials at UConn’s main campus in Storrs bad patented the technique claims it produces 75 percent BLAZERS,.*63^’. . .. "The only viable, the only plausible explana­ dispute embargo no conunent on the suit. to 80 percent boys, rather than nature’s 50-50 split. tion was .,. insulin administered from outside,” MAY SALE DAYS " I t ’s still a roll of the dice. We’re changing the odds, SLACKS...... *21"iu,’.. said Funkenstein, who examined Mrs. von Bulow that’s all," said Ronald J. Ericsson during a break WASHINGTON (UPI) — House Republicans defend Colt Charge* haratsment after she was transferred from Newport Hospital from teaching the technique to staff members at Dr. • M ACHINE W ASH & DRY POLYESTER the U.S. trade embargo against Nicaragua as a tool to ■ to the Boston hospital in December 19W. HARTFORD — Ctolt Industries Inc. announced Anthony G. Santomauro’s office. pressure Managua to reform and are heatedly DAYS ONLY! • LIGHT W EIGHT FOR SUAAMER WEAR 4 Some scientists are skeptical about the technique Tuesday it has filed suit against a union reminding Democratic critics they denied President representing Firearms Division employees, and feminists fear it will lead to a future Reagan his other option — aid for the anti-Sandinista Youths riot In South Korea WED., THURS., FRI., SAT.— MAY 8, 9, 10, 11 accusing workers of arson, sabotage, threats and overabundance of boys. But the use of the method is ENTIRE STOCK OF rebels. harassment during current contract spreading rapidly, Ericsson said. ” I think there are some people who are having SEOUL, South Korea (U P I) — Groups of youths negotiations. Since it was franchised by Ericsson’s firm second thoughts and discovering they are the victims stoned police installations injuring two sergeants Vice President Richard S. Reibeling said the Gametrics Limited in 1982,36 centers worldwide have n \ SLACKS during rioting in the southern city of Kwangju, the of a disinformation campaign,” Reagan said in MEN'S FASHION DENIM suit accuses employees in Hartford and West s ig n ^ up to offer it. Madrid, Spain, of Democrats now questioning their Yonhap news agency said today. ', Hartford of pouring acid on product components, In that time. 193 babies have been bom after using vote against the $14 million aid package for the Contra • Off Th« Wall Danim No arrests were made in connection with 00 lOO setting fire in a locker room, cutting telephone the technique, and 152 of them, or 79 percent, were * 2 1 “ to * 4 5 ® “ rebels. Tuesday’s attacks, where a major anti- • Distressed Denims and lines, sabotaging machinery, damaging em­ boys. R e g . *28 to ‘60 government rebellion in May 1990 left at least IM House Speaker Thomas O’Neill retorted he is not by Jordsche, Vienns, Urban Equlpmant Rog. *24 to ‘M ployee vehicles, threatening employees’ families The technique spins the father’s sperm in a people dead and more than 800 injured, Yonhap one of them. and participating in other illegal activities. centrifuge. The sperm is then placed in a salt solution y. FREE ALTERATIONS "The president and his spokesman suggest that I said. The company said members of Local 378 of the and dropped into a test tube containing layers of have changed my mind on the issue,” O’Neill said The report said about 80 youths began throwing LEVI POLO . United Auto Workers union are responsible for albumin. Tuesday. "That is not the case and the president lOO rocks at a police box in an eastern part of the city, ' the acts. However, Philip A. Wheeler, president The sperm must then swim through layers of the knows full well it is not the case.” •12.90 16S miles south of Seoul, during the early evening, SHIRTS Reg. of Local 378, said the allegations are untrue. thick albumin in a race Ericsson compares to the O’Neill, D-Mass., said there is an effort among injuring a police sergeant and breaking two 8 COLORS '. Wheeler said the union is considering a Boston Marathon. The m ajority don’t finish the race Democrats to fashion some kind of aid program for S-M-L-XL Entire Stock of SPRING JACKETS windows. ' countersuit. and most of those are the X-chromosomes that create The attacks were believed to be related to the the Contras despite the House defeat. girls. LONDON FOG forthcoming fifth anniversary of 1900 riots that During debate last month, many Democrats said JRS. Oversized CAMP SHIRTS sparked an armed anti-government rebellion in Reagan was wrong to go First for the military option MEMBERS ONLY the city during the next nine days. against Nicaragua instead of applying economic ’ HAGGAR ‘48’* ^ pressure. $ I Y ) o o R e g . *42 to *65 ^ / Reagan did that, effective Tuesday. 'The only I Reg. *14.90 S-M-L ' BARACUHA Humorrhage puzzlat doctors exemption is contracts in force before the embargo MIX A MATCH WITH NOBODY-BUT NOBODY was announced May I, and only then for six months. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An X-ray shows hemor­ \ The announcement came at a Joint trade and OUR MOST POPULAR XI rhaging in Wiiliam Schroeder’s brain has foreign affairs subcommittee bearing in which (But Curtis Mathes) stopped, but doctors stiil cannot explain what Langhome Motley, assistant secretary for Latin CAMP SHORTS from $6’ o caused the bleeding that left the world’s America, defended the embargo. longest-living artificial heart patient speechless SHORT SLEEVE POLO’S and bedridden. Motley said be regretted Reagan bad not bad time to by Robert Bruce properly consult Congress on the sanctions. CAN GIVE YOU ALL THIS "The test revealed that there was no more bleeding," Humana Hospital Audubon spokeswo­ "The president, in bis Judgment, has said there is a threat to the United States,” Motley said. " I t is his man Donna Haxle said Tuesday night following SOLIDS.. * 1 5 ” R e g . ‘21* two CT scans on Schroeder, S3, of Jasper, Ind. determination there is a threat and you don’t run it FOR ONLY Haste said Schroeder was responding on (Nicaragua policy) based upon running a popularity • Cotton Pastels • Crinkle Crop Tops poll.” command when be is asked to and pioneer • Railroad Stripes • Elastic Waist artificial heart surgeon William DeVries was The hearing was dominated by political bickering— STRIPES. *17** Reg. >23" "reserving his decision” on whether the hemor- Democrats questioning the wisdom of the sanctions • Cat Eye Jeans • Fun Pants rtaging is life-threatening. andepublicans saying it was the Democrats who had KV729 S^roeder received his artificial heart Nov. 29 urged Reagan to use the economic tool first. and suffered a briefly paralyzing stroke Dec. 13. " I don’t like the Sandinista regime any more than 00 00 REGAL’S SHORT SLEEVE KNITS The hemorrhage was detected by the advanced anyone else in Congress,” Rep. Don Bonker, D-Wasb., • 6 0 % Cotton, 4 0 % Poly, Interlock X-ray techniipie Monday, one month to the day said. "Tim e and again, we’ve seen unilateral trade • 7 Fashion Colors S-M-L-XL Reg. *18 after he moved from Humana Hospital Audubon embargos fail. Haven’t we learned the lesson from our i Our Reg. Low Price *39.90 Our Reg. Low Price *19.90 A M ONTH to a specially equipped Humana-owned bouse Russian grain embargo? ” X REGAL’S SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS across the street. Rep. John McCain, R-Arlz., said Democrats were m l "CHARGE IT" ON • Polyestor and Cotton offering no alternative. Just “ standing back with their • VN^ite, Blue Ton 1416 to 17 '16 handsfolded." 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'TIL 9 :00 iBMIlalhes M B34Q 6 from Mends and relatives to J-hln|lv ,iii(| ( , noney for each day HOME ENTEmUNMENT CENTER lout TV. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8, IMS Richard M. Diamond. Publlahej Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editof OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Republican legislators get their act together G IV En 0 ft ©UR BESTI

leaders are delighted with the improving fortunes; problem in the remaining days. Republicans say they've got the hang of it now of the party in power now. — this business of running the Legisiature — and Van Norstrand, in fact, is recycling his ; they'ii put on a strong finish in the finai four weeks A MARK OF HOW IM PROVED the GOP performance has become was the kind words prediction that the seulon will acfjoum before ine • of the 1985 Generai Assembiy. -it Capitol mandatory deadline of June 8. Republicans n/lanchester MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST "W e’re on a roii,” said Senate President Pro Democratic Gov. Bill O’Neill had last week for the majority’s tax package. Another Democrat who believe that would establish their ability to Tern Phii Robertson of Cheshire as tax and budget Comments manage, and help buy a return at the polls next biiis — the big ones in any session — moved has been around the Capitol a long time. House BROAD STREET Bob Conrad year. smoothiy aiong. In eariy Aprii, Robertson had Minority Leader Irving Stolberg of New Haven, Parkade said he was "disappointed” in the way it was told us the bad reviews heaped on Republicans by M otM thlW ngrirtd* his side, the press and public have had an impact. going for the new majority up to then. Former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett of Branford is • The performance was not so hot — certainiy The Republicans, Stolberg concedes, are doing doing so well at fund-raising around the state he l^ short of GOP hopes in taking controi of House and Plainville and Frank Esposito of South Norwalk, much tetter now. revising upward— just about doubling — his - Noni'f Doy all assistant majority leaders. GOP state Chairman Tom D’Amore of New PARKADE Senate. estimateon what ho will hit by the fall as he - Around the state Capitoi these days, From House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrandof Hartford is sure the voting public (something he studies constantly) will forget the troubles that presses his campaign to bo the Democratic . SALE Ifg Am Umtmimi 0m§.‘ Repubiicans are obviousiy more pieased with Darien on down, all said the five-hour exchange Sat. Only was candid and productive, the kind of thing that plagued his team in the legislature during the first candidate for governor next year. ' HEALTH AND . themseives. They have put the criticism that It will be well into six figures by then, he • hounded their fumbling, screwed-up start behind ought to be done on a regular basis. two or three months and remember the “ long _ I»\KK \IM rii \U>I expects. But the key, says Moffett, 1s that the fun^ them. Without question, they have turned it Van Norstrand isn’t at all surprised by the ball” it has hit since then in adopting major bills. activity and other stepp^-up organising should be w iSM vgroam oKtn NUTRITION CENTER around. improving GOP record. He knew it was just a The chairman said some of the determination to seen as proof that he is absolutely serious about To be sure they stay on track. House GOP question of time before his side would overcome shape up came after he and legislative leaders challenging O’Neill for the nomination. - OMWS-iO leaders slipped away last week to a country club its inexperience and get its act together. had a “ shouting match” one day in April about in­ tMO$ Moffett is also working on a full slate for that ; SUMMY in Berlin to take stock of where they are in this “ We needed to develop a majority mentality," fighting hampering the majority. challenge. And for the record, the only incumbent; FAMOUS BRAND session, where they want to be and how to get says Robertson. “ We were so used to minority But the blow-up some Republicans expected 1/2 PRICE OR MORE he would probably endorse for the Moffett team Iw there in the remaining time. "W e needed a little status we didn’t know how to act once we got to be between Robertson and Van Norstrand because of Attorney General Joseph Lleberman of New ON 4 FAVORITES UP T O time out,” explained Rep. Dick Foley of Oxford, the majority.” the differences in “ personality and style” they Haven. One possibility for tapping as a running - W A TC H SALE 8AVE2.4I an assistant majority leader. The press was not The Republicans aren't out of the woods yet. A both admit exists, hasn’t happened. Hardly SAVE 9.88 mate, though the two have not talked. Is state Rep, invited. backlog of bills that accumulated in the weeks anyone knows about the tense, to put it mildly, when they were wasting time in learning the phone calls and occasional nose-to-nose Richard Blumenthal of Stamford. 50% confrontations they have had. But the two have Moffett’s pollster will be Irwin Harrison of to OFF • EUCTHC THE BERLIN RETREAT was the idea of Reps process and substituting hardball with the 50% 70% OFF! Martha Rothman of Ridgefield, Pauline Kezer of Democrats for progress of their own will be a been able to talk out their problems and both Boston. HMTZ ELECTRIC QUARTZ • MtmiK An editorial wm • MOTAL Jack UNBELIEVABLE • DAVNTE 20% Eighth District • U M M v£u(»6i«fi;Eu7 Anderson a l 5 3 9 « « SAVE 1.41 SAVE 4.31 OFF wrong to trim UP T O *200 A ll VITAMINS BY • KAL VALUE SEIKO’ LADIES OR MEN'S WATCHES rainy-day fund • QUARTZ ELECTRIC Synergy Plus 19 GRAINS B«OMmx Oman demands • STOPWATCH CAPSULES balanced so ms «< • THOMPSON 100 COMPLETE * r a Q Q It took a lot of finagling for the Eighth IPT» fOmHA Thi' Vitumin Comp.in'r Utilities District Board of Directors to come lasK vai. $ J 9 9 lOOOAPS. • S i k l ^ ' a r up with a spending plan for the next fiscal defense work REG. $8.30 All Soiko Plus... • NO SUGAF^ year that would not require a tax increase. sHamillon sAccutron •Bcnrus sHelbros TIMEX 25% OFF NO CHEMICALS . The board finally succeeded, but not without •Plerr^nrtfi^Oruej^jEjjlf^sTtoao^ making some unwise economies. from the U.S. The problem with the spending proposal for WASHINGTON — Bowing to the wishes of the the year beginning July 1 is that it offers reclusive sultan of Oman, U.S. officials are on the short-term contentment to district residents verge of an. apparently unprecedented move: MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL Pearls of wisdom at the expense of adequate planning. awarding a foreign company a major contract for secret American military work. Sprint to FROMEX for photos of In their struggle to please voters who will The prospect is so unnerving to security-minded the one you love. attend the district’s annual meeting later this U.S. experts that announcement of the contract htM month, the directors last week decided to cut been held up for four months while the Pentagon, tlie Quality Prints in just one hour.______$58,000 in reserve funds in order to reduce a CIA and the National Security Council investigate thie matter. projected deficit. Upon the addition of several Complicating the situation is the fear of offending ^ x ENLARGEMENT^ thousand dollars to pay for more fire the sultan, whom the Reagan administration has high 8 10 inspections, the propos^ budget was left at hopes of converting into a loyal American ally simlliw ^ or $946,000. to the late shah of Iran. O p en Forum The contract in question is for the ’ ’caretaking” of VifALLET SIZED PRINTS The $58,000 was scheduled to be put aside in three Omani facilities, which the United States haa With each roll of color print film at time of processing and priht- Pearl & separate accounts for capital expenditures by already spent more than |2M million improving. The ing (110,126, 35mm). 5x7 largest size for disc film. One roll per Diamonding the district’s fire and public works depart­ facilities can be used by the U.S. Central Command from $ 14 9 .® ® yet I feel very strongly that those requires the wisdom of a Solomon coupon. Offer cannot be combined with any other special offer. (formerly the Rapid Deployment Force). One of thip ments, which are responsible for the two PZC members derogatory comments needed to be to arrive at a course of action Goodvauuu throughiniuunii 6-15-85.o-io-oa. (Pleaseirieona allowaiioi 24 hours for this special services it provides. addressed. acceptable to all parties. facilities will house highly sensitive communlcatiom FREE o f f e r ^ ^ ^ ^ fair, democratic and intelligence equipment. FREEo«.,.,_ Msncherier The reductions — necessary largely be­ About two years ago. Director Thomas M. Ryan Oman is the only state in the strategic Persian Gulf cause the board last year foolishly cut the To the Editor: Steve Cassano pointed out that the area that has agreed to let U.S. military forces use Alternate Member state was responsible for a large Parkade district tax rate by half a mill — brought the Planning and Zoning Commission bases on its territory In a crisis. Elegant Pearls. Treasures from I would like to take this opportun­ portion of the growing homeless FW SW lEX the sea crafted in 14 karat gold - projected deficit down to about $500. But they 647-1080 ity to respond to some comments people problem. However, in the with diamonds, if you please. ignored both future capital needs and the ALTHOUGH THE CARETAKING CONTRACT ^ Pho*o i published in the Manchester He­ ensuing two years, the issue has ostensibly worth about $50 million. Pentagon sourca Fine cultured peam, a perennial potential for a major equipment problem. rald Tuesday, April 16. regarding Thanks to voters been ignored by the state, and in told us it could well blossom into a $2 billion bonanza gift and a classic fashion for the Planning and Zoning Commis­ our town, MACC and others have any occasion. Proposed fire department reserves were for the winning company. Aware of this, 14 U.S. firms sion's decision to table Mr. Barney taken action to resolve the left at $51,000, with only $1,000 left unallo­ In Bolton election — and one British company, Airwork Ltd. — sent Peterman’s application for a zone problem. representatives on a site vidt in October 1983 and cated. Public Works Department reserves in To the Editor: change on Gardner Street. One Now, no doubt you have read ^ submitted preliminary bids m the project. the budget that will go to the voters stand at a individual quoted had the courage about the proposals to give away Three U.S. companies — Northrop, Bendix and EQ pitiful $1,000. to be identified, while another did “ Politicians always make prom­ surplus tax funds and tax relief g G Intertech — wound up on the “ short list” of not, asking not to be identified. ises they don’t keep,” the adage "fluct Ypisr Trust in It is telling that the cuts were agreed upon recommended by our Democratic bidders after U.S. government reviews. Each firm Quoting d ir ^ ly from the above goes. Well, I don’t consider myself governor and modifications to the spent |200,OM to $1 million on iU bid. Hi« D»umon4 SauciulttH" a politician. I ran for the Board of O fw m c a M even while members of the board worried mentioned article. “ The man, who giveaway game by the current That’s when Sultan Qabus bln Said’s whim of iron Education because of my rever­ aloud about what they would do if a major asked not to be identified, said a Republican-controlled legislature. made itself felt. Vernop Tri-City Plaza • Manchester Parkade piece of sewer or fire equipment were to break member of a commission should be ence for the town and my interest But, have you read anything in The 44-year-old absolute ruler's British advisers — in our school system. And I made also Simsbury. Westfarms Mall, Bristol, Cromwell Square down. Although they asked themselves the able to vote despite friendship. I either of these proposals which Including his old Sandhurst buddy, Timothy Landon few promises prior to the election. question, the directors were unable to provide think we’ve got to get people on deals with the homeless issue and made it clear to the Pentagon that they weren’t happy One was to do the best I could and commissions who are independent how to allocate funds to help towns about the exclusion of Airwork Ltd. from the contract. a good answer. to give as much as I could to the of architects and developers so like Manchester cope with this Landon, who has made millions as the sultan’s most position, the board and the towns­ "You ’re going to have to pay the piper,” that we can get things done in a fair problem? I haven’t. influential adviser, and Eric Bennett, a British officer 4 0 STORES people. Another wqs on a more warned the district fire chief as the money way.” detached to serve as chief of the Omani air forcd, personal level; If I won, I wanted to It 1s truly a statewide problem Mr. Charles Sabia was quoted as visited the Pentagon more than a year ago to solicit disappeared. saying the commission’s action somehow thank those responsible but the state is going to Ignore it Michael Witham Foi* M othei* contracu for British firms in Oman, Including because the homeless do not Aaat. Manager "One of these days we’re going to have to was “ town politics,” and “ they for giving me the opportunity to Airwork. d SERVICES ought to get members who want to serve. represent a very viable political hammer you," added the public works U.S. officials were understandably reluctant to turn sit on the board." And so I’ve written this letter to action group. Thus, from a politi­ their sensitive equipment and a lucrative contradt 80 commissioner. The residents of the town of those residents who voted for me. * cian’s point of view, this problem is ^ Im p o ria l mpra,, Popov Proof ^ over to a British firm, which would somehow have (b W i t H L f O v e My thanks and appreciation to not worthy of action by the state. When district voters meet on May 22, they’ll Manchester should take extreme obtain U.S. “ secret” clearance. But they wereequally Vodka pride in their Planning and Zoning Democrats, Republicans and unaf- W hiskey < probably ratify the spending plan developed Manchester is right to take steps reluctant to antagonise the sultan or his British Commission, as well as the staff in flliated voters alike. And my best to solve the homeless issue. friends, who seemed to have the Inside track with the by the directors with no substantial changes. the Planning Department. wishes to all other candidates and Hopefully, the state will join in and monarch. t Reg. •IS.SQ Reg. $10.19 Find that extra That happens almost every year. elected officials who participated Members of this commission are share the financial burden with charged with the orderly and in the election with one common SAVE M .5 1 SAVE ^ 2.20 Im m i But board members owe it to their Manchester. In the meantime, the THE TOUCHY MATTER remained in limbo for special gift for your logical development of the town, goal: to serve the people of Bolton. Board of Directors and MACC will months. Then on March 17, 1984, U.S. Ambauador constituents to be a bit more prudent when and have executed these duties in In the term ahead, I intend to >^1# $12.38 • 7.99 favorite lady need your full support. John Countryman In Oman sent a secret cable to they set spending plans in the future. They excellent fashion. serve the people of Bolton to the Washington disclosing that the Omani foreign should not count on development revenues to You have members sitting on the best of my abilities. I hope I will not J.R. Smyth minister had given him a diplomatic note requesting Whether she’s a ytrang mom or a boost their coffers without realistic projec­ PZC that have voluntarily served let you down. 48 Strawberry Lara that Airwork be awarded the contract. ^ N ln iii W illiB r 80 Proof B lack V olvot eo proof ^ mother with a yoiiiifi heart, s ••• • the town in this capacity anywhere tions, and they should take a conservative Maachetler Another cable 10 days later reported that a Briton between three and 19 years. The John Thomas Mnro Gin approach toward capital reserves. high in the Omani military had suggested — in an average commission member has 18 Lanrwood Drive obvious effort to nuke the Airwork award motto served 11.1 years. This year, the board has acted wisely in Bolton palatable — that the contract be given to a joint This commission operates In a Reg- M 2.60 Reg. M 5.29 M jm small ways, adding insurance coverage and L«tt*rB policy venture of the BriUah firm and an American one ■Vlamhester budgeting for the increase in multi-family fair and democratic manner, and Vlnnell Corp. SAVE * 1.61 SAVE ^ 2.28 does not, nor WtH not allow politics The Manchester Herald wel­ dwelling inspections by the fire marshal. That On April 1, Secretary of State Qeorge Shultz P a rka d e to enter into their decisions. We do Support needed comes original letters to the editor. secreUy cablad the U.S. ambassador that he accepted ‘ 10.99 M3.01 MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION far-sightedness contrasts sharply with its want to sit on this commission; we for the homeleet Letters should be brief and to the the Onnani foreign minister's request as the actions on the rainy-day funds. would not give up two and point. They should be ty p ^ or authoritative view of the sultan. But still the contradt sometimes three nii^ts a month Many municipalities, including the Town of To the Edllor: neatly handwritten, and, for ease award has been held up for the various investigations Taylor Callfonila CtllBre otherwise. Jacquot Bonot « :• Manchester, have learned the bard way that in editing, should be double- by U.S. agencies. Gl . EsrgRRiy-CliaMIt'EsBg EIiIrs are brimming with In today’s age of apathy, the On Tuesday, April M, I attended spaced. Letters must be signed. Champagno looting capital reserves for political reasons citisens of Manchester are privi­ “ We’re kind of caught In one of those foreign poUoy gift Ideas to please the special the Board of Directors’ meeting to 'binds,” a high Pentagon official told us. "The sultan 3.0 Lt. isn’t the proper way to run a government. leged to have such dedicated The Herald reserves the right to lady In your life listen to the discussion relating to and bis boys are squeezing everybody, which makesll Sooner or later, the district will probably people serving in the dtliens' best edit letters in the interests of the establishment of a year-round a difHcult situation. We want to get our (military) Reg. *9.59 Reg. $3.99 interest. brevity, clarity and taste. share that lesson. shelter for the homeless to be requiremenU taken care of over there and do It tl* I know that the comments in the save SAVE M .00 P.S. Mom likes to eat out operated by the Manchester Area Address letters to; Open Forum, right way, but we'ra getting preisura to do We Just hope its equipment holds out until Herald were not the feelings of Conference of Churches^ This is a Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Ml, that Is very marginal, and that’s where the dam rah on her day, too. that day. everyone Involved in this hearing. ‘ 5.99 >2.99 ^ very complex problem which Manchester, CT 08040. comes in.” MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. May 8. 1993 — L

g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8. 1985 Cost of hydro plant Shelter funding may be more than estmatd turned over to the MancheatOp purchase, the former Nasarene proposal was later amended to Bv Kathy Gormus Area Conference of Churches wltk SPORTS Harold Reporter Church, is estimated to cost allow the town to peek an amount 8131.000. The Board of Directors considered necessary after Mar­ the aUpulaUon that it be used for a pegged at $338,000 shelter and be operated on The town plans to seek a state last month authorised the town to cus told the directors that the year-round basis, MACC baa opeiY. grant of 890,327 to help purchase a purchase the building provided It purchase coat was an estimate and ated a seasonal shelter out w : A proposal to repair Union former church at 480 Main St. tor received a state grant to cover could fluctuate. would supply the rest of the temporary locations for the pass Pond dam and to install a use as a permanent shelter for two-thirds of the purchase cost and Under the plan approved by the One-hitter by Helin capital. three years. ^ hydropower facility there pegs The hydro figure is somewhat homeless people, according to a the Manchester Conference of directors, the building will be the power-generation facility higher and the dam repair proposal prepared by the town’s Churches, which will operate the cost at 1338,000 and the dam figure somewhat lower than Human Services Departnnent. shelter, raised the remaining repair cost at 8363,000 for a total was expected. Hanna P. Marcus, director of third. G O P directors oppose| of 8703,000. Under a bond issue approved human services, said today that Besides the purchase coat, town Ipst by Manchester Rohert Huestis, town budget by Manchester voters in 1983, the amount the town will seek is officials have estimated the build­ and research officer, said this the town can spend up to greater than the 888,000 originally ing will need 823,700 worth of buying Buckiand land| rehabilitation for a shelter and morning he learned the costs 8205,000 for hydropower facili­ anticipated because town officials ENFIELD - Manchester High Six of the safeties came off the bats walked and was sacrificed to late Tuesday from John Sekar ties and up to 8400,000 for repair have since learned that the state soup kitchen, according to the plan junior pitcher Chrii Helin allowed of the two-three-four batters — second. Mark Murtarl then does not provide for extensions^, of Catalyst Development Co. of of the dam off Union Street at Department of Housing will reim­ prepared by the town Human one infield eingle in the flret inning, Mike Charter, Sean McCarthy and grounded one to third baseman Continued from page 1 but conceded that the state has- New York City, a partner with the downstream end of Union burse it for more than just part of Services Departnnent. However, ■truckout nine and didn't permit a Jim Fogarty. Each had two hits Mike Custer, who threw the ball granted them in the past. Tow g. the town in the plan for a hydro Pond. the purchase cost. the work is not needed before a work,” Ferguson said. ball to be hit out of the infield. apiece. away, allowing Dombeck to tally. In addition to the 888,000 that 40-bed shelter could be set up, the officials have said such extension!; facility. Under the partnership agree­ Peter D’Angona, escheats and An awesome mound perfor­ “ Those players are carrying the Prete then scratched out Enfield’s proposal says. Sekar is studying the proposal ment Catalyst takes a higher represented two-thirds of the esti­ special funds officer for the state are routinely granted. T. mance, but it was all for naught. full load offensively,” Race noted. only bit, advancing Murtari to to determine if it feasible to go The Human Services Depart­ risk in the venture, which mated purchase price — the treasurer’s office, could not be Penny, a lawyer, today decUneg'. Manchester was nipped by ho­ "The rest have got to chip in. It thiM. Murtari tr o tt^ home when forward with the plan. The percentage available for funding ment has been designated by the involves selling the electricity reached for comment today. It was comment on LaBelle's argument^' mestanding Enfield High, 8-1, in sounds repetitious, but if we’re Helin's ensuing pickoff attempt to proposal was submitted by under the state’s housing site town as the agency responsible for D’Angona to whom the town sent first was wild. generated at the dam to Nor­ "L e t a Judge decide If It i|; CCC East action Tuesday. going to be a good club, we’ve got to Black and Warner Construction development program -*■ the town developing the shelter plans. its request for an extension. Ironically, a first-frame throw­ get the clutch hits.” Manchester touched home for theast Utilities. The firm will U tlg a t^ ." he said. ~ Co. of Farmington. share profits with the town. also included in its grant applica­ A public hearing on its shelter John D. LaBelle Jr.. the attorney ing error by Helin proved to be the The Indians left ten men on base. the only time in the third inning. Under the terms of its agree­ tion costs for installing a fenc^ proposal has been scheduled for for the district, said Tuesday that difference in the ballgame. But no Manchester’s hopes for a div­ Charter reached on an error, stole ment with Catalyst, the town The price Northeast would around the property, building a May 16 at 2 p.m. in the Lincoln he thought the town had given up one can blame the hurler for the ision title niay be fading. The second and came home on McCar­ has agreed to loai\ Catalyst pay for the power is pegged to handicapped ramp and architectu­ Center hearing room. its right of first refusal on the e m e r g e n c y aggravating loss. The Indians Indians are 4-4 In the CCC East, a thy’s RBI-single to center field. 8300,000 for the hydro portion of the cost of oil. If the oil cost rose, ral fees for the ramp, Marcus said. property by not responding within PIre — Police — Medical know what happened — and why. full three games off the pace of 7-1 ■N m iLD C » — Dombeck ts 2-1-. Tofoli 2000-4. Oberkfell can't fin(j the handle at second ence in 5-3 Mats’ victory. house will start at 9 a.m. with a Some of the details of the game,” sighed East coach Jim to stretch the hit into a triple to end base in seventh-inning action Tuesday tour for town officials and other dedication ceremony have not yet MICROWAVES...LARGEST DISPLAY IN AREA! Penders, pointing to eight walks the rally and the frame. EAST CATHOLIC (f) — MIruckI st dignitaries. been worked out, Young said. and three errors that directly No.tre Dame took the lead back 3- 2-1-0, Peihitr cf 4-0-1-1, Madden 3b BEST SELECTION...^ GENERAL ELECTRIC • LITTON • MAGIC CHEF 3-1-1-1, Huff 1b 40-2-2, Rleos 2b 4-0-20, resulted in Notre Dame runs. for good in the bottom of the frame Bonfempo rf 3-0-00, Sfenford If 3-1-10, NL roundup • CALORIC • SHARP • SANYO • HITACHI • QUASAR....PLI/S MANY MORE! Notre Dame leadoff batters drew on a long, three-run homer by Bill Keldv c 2-1-00, Garbeck p OOOO, bases on balls in five of six innings. McKieman. Losing pitcher Mick DILorefo dh/p 2-000, VIbberfs cf 1- 000, TofelS 29-50-4. M The Eagles, state semifinalists a Garbeck walked the two proceed­ East Catholic 002 000 3 $0-3 year ago, are now 4-3 in the HCC ing batters to account for the base Notre Dome 1U 211 x 0-4-1 and 4-7-1 overall. The Green runners. (Jorbeck, DILorefo (S>, Feshler (6) Association of Schenectady .ytt,on Litton Litton end Keldv. Vozsl, Roveslo (7) end Patrick Madden AHU-SOEMUJIE Knights improve to 7-1 in the "Garbeck pitched probably his Carter proves worth County. Cusack. Patrick Madden, 78, of Schenec­ rnkmi-saiunm conference and 10-2 overall. best game of the year, but led to his WP- Vozil; LP- Gorbeck. tady, N.Y., died April 24. He was the brother of Francis Madden. Anthony Ricci Litton - Marge Cratty, Teresa Machell, Anthony Ricci, 62, of Vernon, a Rita Miller, Cassie Beattie and former Manchester resident, died Clemens stopper for Bosox homering off Sutter Kitty McFarland, all of Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital Manchester. A and Medical Center, Hartford. He Bv Fred McMone removed for a pinch hitter during Forsch, 2-2, took the loss. was the husband of Gyslenne ' Burial was in Memory's Garden, Cooks oo m any foods so smill __ BOSTON (UPI) - Roger Cle­ Bob Stanley relieved Clemens in United Press International the game-winning outburst. The QIants 5, Pirates 3 Colonie, N.Y. (Begin) Ricci. mens, who hasn’t had a full season the eighth inning and earned his loser was Zane Smith, 2-2, who Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main At Pittsburgh, Gary Rajsich had • Dsluxs EjM^tlcfoSiehbontrol 1.3 CuBlC fOOt .8 cubic foot Largo LScubic foot ovsn. in the big leagues yet, is on the fifth save. In a-showdown that could have aided his own downfall by commit­ Memorial donations may be St., is in charge of arrangements, two R BI singles, and Jim Gott and verge o f becoming a star pitpher. Tony Armas had three RBI, been waged at Fort Knox, Gary ting a key error. made to the Visiting Nurse Service which are incomplete. two relievers combined on a m “ I was a little tired... But all I including a two-run homer, and Carter proved to be worth his With the score tied 1-1, Mookie seven-hitter, lifting San Francisco. can do is the things I ’ve always Mike Easier knocked in a pair of weight in gold, and Bruce Sutter no Wilson batted for Darling and Gott, 2-0, permitted five hits over done to condition myself so I’ll be runs to power an 11-hit attack for more than a plugged nickel. walked. Wally Backman sacri­ seven Innings. Scott Garrelts stronger in July and August,” said Boston. Carter reached Sutter for a ficed, but reached base when Oldsmobile dealership pitched the ninth to earn his third Clemens after hurling the Boston Kirk McCaskill, 0-2, took the tie-breaking grand slam with one Smith threw wildly to first. After Y save. Lee .Tunnell, 0-3, took the Red Sox to a 6-4 win Tuesday night loss. A native of B u rlin ^ n , Vt., he out in the bottom of the eighth Howard Johnson sacrificed, Sutter loss. over the California Angels. said it was a “little distracting” inning Tuesday night, giving the relieved and walked Keith Hernan­ wants to move, expand “ It may be premature to call him trying to get read for the game. New York Mets a 5-3 victory over dez intentionally to bring up. Astros 3, Expos 1 our stopper, but Roger is showing Boston took a 2-0 lead in the first. the Atlanta Braves. Carter. At Montreal, Bob Knepper and The owner of Bob Riley Oldsmo- special exception to permit outside 1 3 " [ H E that he has all the tools to become i l l AIR 19" S O N Y Dwight Evans walked, went to The confrontation had a decid­ Carter’s grand slam was the Bill Dawley combined on a five- blle Inc. on Center Street said storage of motor vehicles, supplies an outstanding pitcher,” said third on Jim Rice’s single and edly rich tone to it. Carter, third allowed by Sutter in his hitter to lead the Astros to victory today he plans to remodel the and equipment. catcher Rich Gedman. scored on Armas’ single. Mike acquired by the Mets from the career. The others were hit by in a gam e held up by rain for one . He n e ^ s a variance from the former Ward Manufacturing CONDITIONER Clemens scattered six hits and Eakler followed with a single, Montreal Expos over the winter, Davey Lopes and Ken Landreaux, hour and 46 minutes in the sixth' building at 239 Adams St. and move ZBA for a 25-foot setback in the fanned seven in seven Innings to scoring Rice. The Red Sox made it makes 81.3 million per season, both of the Los Angeles Dodsers. inning. Knepper, 3-0, making his the car dealership there. industrial zone. % even his record at 3-3. All of his 3-0 in the third on Easler’s sacrifice v^hile Sutter, signed as a free agent sixth start of the season, allowed The dealership's size would Riley said he wants his new HEADQUARTERS 4 ^ 9 FEATHER victories have come at Fenway fly. by the Braves last winter, earns doubles to Tim Wallach and Hubie dealership to be something "out of BEST more than double, said owner TOUCH Park. $1.6 million per year. Cubs 4, Dodgers 2 Brooks and a single to Brooks just Robert Riley. the ordinary.” The Angels, who had won nine of BUYI TUHINC “ I like pitching here,” said “ Of course I was excited over the At Chicago, DaVey Lopes drove before the game was halted. Besides the ordinary mechani­ their previous 11 games, sliced the Riley said the dealership’s cur­ Clemens, who was 0-4 as a rookie home run,” said Carter. "Wouldn’t in two runs with an RBI single and Knepper struck out three and rent building is 10,000 square feet cal areas and showrooms, it will lead to S-2 in the fourth on Brian last year. “ But it’s frustrating not you be? It was a split-fingered a sacrifice fly, and Bob Dernier w a lk ^ four, and was replaced by on about an acre and the new one include a high-tech computer area Downing’s two-run homer. winning on the road.” fastball, of course. I did what I am had two hits and scored twice, Dawley after the delay. to which customers will have would be 26,000 square feet on 4.4 Clemens isn’t happy with his The Red Sox chased McCaskill in supposed to do. It excites me that pacing the Cubs to victory. Lopes, acres. Riley said the business has access. Customers will be able to Reds 2, Phillies 0 start. the fourth when Rice reached on we are in first place, and we’re in a former Dodger, drove in the outgrown its building. watch electronic testing on their UPI photo his third single and Armas fol­ first place despite injuries.” CHibs’ first run with a sacrifice fly At Philadelphia, Ron Oester Riley has an option to buy the cars on the company’s Sun fnterro- COL( " I ’m struggling,” he said. "But Reggie Jackson twists and lowed with a homer, his seventh, Carter look^ at ball one from to right in the third inning to tie the tripled home a fourth-inning run, Adams Street building from Ward, gator, Riley said. [S^iroLORTV I’m going to get better. I have to almost falls after taking off the light tower in left field, Sutter before depositing the next score, and singled in an insurance and Mario Soto won his fifth game contingent on approvals of the The dealership’s new building keep going after the hitters.” making it 3-2. Boston moved in delivery into the pavilion in left run in the sixth. to lead the Reds to victory. Soto, project by the Planning and Zoning will also have space for employees Five of Clemens strikeouts caine hefty swing. Jackson front 8-2 in the sixth when Jackie field for his fifth home run of the 5-2, pitched out of a bases-loaded Commission and the Zoning Board to exercise and a conference room Sl/luS FROM IHDO M i l ” s I ( ) during the first three innings. fanned during third-inning Gutierrei doubled and scored on season, his eighth career grand Padres 12, Cardinals 2 jam In the sixth inning but was of Appeals. which can be used by community .'ili.OOO lil'l ■ s. "H e was getting away with the play Tuesday night at Fen­ Wade Boggs’ single. slam, and his fourth game-winning At St. Louis, Steve Garvey went replaced by John Franco In the On Monday, Riley submitted groups, Riley said. ( liOOSI-. I'ROM high fastball early,” said Angels’ way Park. California knocked out Clemens hit. 4-for-4 and Terry Kennedy drove in eighth. Franco worked until the applications to the PZC and the It will also look different than catcher Bob Boone. "That was the in the eighth to cut it to 6-4 on Carter’s blast made a winner of four runs, powering San Diego. ninth when Ted Pow er cam e on to ZBA for special exceptions, an the ordinary car dealership, Riley • ( ARRll'.R • l iMIMFSON • FRI l .l )RI( I I pitch he was relying on.” my fastball to ride up and in,” said consecutive pinch-hit singles by Ron Darling, 2-1, who struck out Dave Dravecky, 1-2, went six get the final out for his fourth save. Inland wetlands permit and a said. In that the showroom will • !• i':i)i)i-;Rs• \vi'.sjjN(,ii()i SI • sA.\S() " I have a blister and it caused Clemens. Jerry Narron and Rob Wilfong. nine over eight innings and was innings and yielded four hits. Bob Kevin Gross, 2-3, took the loss. variance, which would allow the have post and beam construction, • ( ii-.,m ;r a i. i:i,i;r i rk expansion of the building. using natural wood tones and 1O I A 9 o "rTTh Riley Is asking the PZC for a brick. \VI lA T \( )l l( M-.l-.l )S. Wi'; I i/wr; 11 ir; a ir c ( )\i )i i k )\|',r Manchester pitching Is solid, but runs are needed FOR NEW Reagan warns Europe • \VI\'I)0\V INSj AI.I.A I II )\ The much-needed rain which (ell last Friday and luui-aame-in-four-days predicament with only one ble. 1) They’re all friends and 2) they’ll be coached by • I IIRI ■ ! Iir; WAFF LOW Monday was beneficial for farmers and for those In solid starter, Rick Gonzalez. The Beavers, S-S going South Catholic junior varsity coach Ken Soucy. • ( ASI'Wll'A’j' .SI.IDP.R WF\|)( )W COST forest (Ire prevention but it was not welcomed by into Tuesday’s play, could either be in good or East Hartford will miss the foursome. But letting of Soviets’ intentions scholastic baseball coaches with short pitching staffs. desperate shape by the end of the week. the players go where they want is the right thing to do. 8 AX'!' 'm'l-. Ol- IVS FAl.FAj II )\ What It boils down to is that some clubs are going to be Thoughts WI-; iiAvi': '1-:.\1 a f f ' Continued from page 1 military building, Reagan said, playing four or five days in a row. A r» releases coming? Bite and pieces particularly its nuclear force that (XAMPiF BUY Some Major League clubs find that prospect ApLENty KEYBOARD TUNING SPBOAU of the democratic ideal. We in now has a new mobile, 10-warhead FAMOUS MAKE uninviting. Can you imagine what it means to a Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, the American Legion Speaking of Legion baseball, Manchester Legion is WE NOW S T O * schoolboy team that relies upon one or two good Len Auster, Sports Editor American looked at Europe and missile that could avoid detection m r d t o f in d baseball season is just a couple of months away. generously sponsored by Moriarty Brothers. The ' called her what she was; an and verification. AIR AIR pitchers? Manchester Legion in recent years Has granted funding, through Maurice Moriarty, takes care of LLOR releases to Pete KIro and Chris Darby so they could equipment, etc., and that financial assistance is economic miracle.” CONDITIONERS. The one team in the area that shouldn’t be too Reagan said Europe had much to “ In doing this, the Soviet Union rORTHOSJC CONDITIONER affected is Manchester High. The Indians have a solid play for the Post 77 club In East Hartford. Manchester tremendously appreciated.' But the Post 102 entry hope for now. is undermining stability and the S P E C I A L CONM m oo Ml 1 Is Legion coach Steve Armstrong believes youngsters needs additional funding for umpires and trips — for OR ’APARTMENT 1-2-3 punch in righthqnder Ken Krajewskl and “ I hear words like "Europessim­ basis tor nuclear deterrence,” he should not be forced to play where they don’t want to two teams. The Legion fund drive Is under way 1 S LLEE E E V EES S ''— — m^ southpaws Pete Frankovltch and Chris Helin. The ism' and ‘Europaralysis’,” he said. ' roRALLVOURs o ft a l l rouR ■ A ■ A . Indians met Enfield High Tuesday and Helin twirled a THIS WEEK COULD TELL A TALE for crosstown be. The ideal behind Legion baseball is to allow kids to presently and anyone wishing to help should direct said, but that came, he said, from I throoohTHROUCH-THE--th e ^ ^ ^ e one-hitter. His performance, however, went (or East Catholic. Eagle coach Jim Penders Indicated play in the summer and have fun. tax-deductible donations to Jim Cejkowskl, Le^on Nowhere in his speech did some questioning of the ideals and W ALL NEEDS! naught as errors cost bis team the game, 2-1. Another this was not going to be an easy season (or his young East Hartford, however, has not been a post to treasuer, 15 Oakwood Dr., Manchester, Ct., 06040... Reagan mention that the Soviet philosophies that have guided was to draw Glastonbury High today at Kelley Field. club and he’s been proven correct. East is now 4-7 reciprocate. There was a circumstance not long ago Manchester Community College has made eome Union was an ally during World Europe for centuries. The Silk Towners (ace a weak Hartford Public squad after Tuesday night’s 3-5 loss to Notre Dame and the where a player needed a release — permission — to headwaj(

CHhaiOadgaraf Flyara 4. Nardlquaa 2 Manchester track teams speed past Fermi NLatandInga Scholastic Baseball Cards 1 1 1 - d Softlian LOS ANGEL^^ CN.CA«. dtf. Kim Moggio M , frl, M'®®""') iio, FouHn 1 Manchester High boys and girls 1400 relay: 1. Fermi 4:23. . r (M ) dot. L lio Sbea jJ.*}* W L Sax 2b ^ 1 ) 0 DomNr d i t t o ’nrsTpeilod-l, F ^ -Tocchgt, ,J;® !!*A “ "TR' ’ • Z'Rr ]R»' Keornev Boeglnl-LtsMt Johnson (M) M. CMcopo 15 4 .4 0 Duncan se 4 0 2 0 Sandbrg lb 4 1 1 0 track teams proved to be rude Donna Todtallo-Rgnt M ^ v M . New York 15 4 .IS M ichael C harter (F ), 3. M e rlorty (M ) 13'1V6". rQMMMT'S m iM W * Ramsey se 0 0 0 0 Lopes H 2 12 2 hosts Tuesday at Pete Wigren _,Hleh lump: 1. Nicholson (M), 2. Dobbl* Bray-Colty BlodptM (M) M- Montreal 15 10 .400 Londrex cf 4 0 2 1 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Brlo*t agaudry-Lauroa NoccloS-l, IJJCCVOH »*. HnNafftM. « — 11 14 .440 F irst baseman Track as each took overwhelming FInkelsteIn (M l, 3. He Lesnlok (M l, St. Louis (3uorrer 3b 4 0 I 0 Moreind rf 4 03 1 Kidd (F) 5'0". Sut Guoftflo-Krtotln Aihbocksr (M) Phllodelohla 10 14 .417 M a n c h e s t e r Morshll 1b 4 1 2 0 Davis c 4 0 11 Corson, Phi, m ino r-m alv decisions from visiting Fermi d9f. Bttoy Cooklty-Chartan# VossMIer iffiltfri vt. M rrt. 7:10 — Pitt**- Pittsburgh 4 14 .333 10:10; Polement, M o t put: 1. Guntulis (M ), 3. C«.Jean ’■M Setaseta c 3 0 0 0 C«v 3b 1 0 10 High. Coach George Suitor's boys (M ), 3. Oeogan (M) 27'3". 4-1,4-4. I Horsher p r 0 0 0 0 Duraton u 4 0 1 0 HM«r*Tt«ar v*. Malii Pok. i — 13 11 .542 crew was a 122-12 winner while the Discus: 1. Guntulis (M), 3. Hletato Son Diego Home address: 403 Summit Whtmid If 1 0 2 0 Ruthven p 1 0 0 0 (F), 3. Schneider (F) 95'r'. Houston 13 12 .530 MoMond H 1 0 I 0 Bowa ph 10 0 0 girls were an impressive winner by ^^nSk-Awpy «•. Dm p . 4 — ■ • k M itM 14 13 .519 Street. Jovelln: 1. Vlllorl (F), X Bonefonl Loe Angeles ReviHds rt 3 0 0 1 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 an 82‘A-46‘A count. (M ), 3. Nicholson (M) 115 I". EC girls win MrracHfM't «•. CibMP’*. 7:M — CInctniiall 13 13 .440 Born: July 30, 1969. Brennan p 2 0 0 0 Smith p 1 0 0 0 There were six personal bests by ROCKY H IL L - East CathoUc Allortta 11 13 .454 Oiox p 0 0 0 0 CrVv^SriMyrt);: l:« ; SlapkMMMi’t vt. Oract. 4— KttM V Son Francisco 10 15 .400 Class: Sophomore. SInIsalo 4 (Zexel), '4:39. Penalties— Wfet v t. W a rT t. 4 — P aoM i Russell ph 1 0 0 0 the boys and five on the girls side. ■ T girls tennis team cam e home a 3-0 Height: 5-11. Weight: 165. Howe p 0 0 0 0 Crossman. ^ 1 , ^ . ^ t M i'i n o l 4 -S : EC wins one JC t vt. MCvde. 7 :* — P e w l Son Francisco 5, Pittsburgh 3 Pottereon, Phi, mole* (Homing), e.o/; John Rogers, who won the triple winner over homestanding Rocky TtItpiM M vt. JIfIl't. 4 — NIkt (NIver ph 1 0 0 0 Jump, shot put, discus and javelin, Hill High Tuesday afternoon. ewIleTW Kli vt. J.C. Pwwev. 7 ;* — San Diego 12, St. Louis 3 Bats: Right. Throws: Right. ToNHs S3 1 I I 1 TotaN IS 4 I I 4 Ashton, Quo, 4:07; Odds, (3ue, tnolor MIDDLETOWN - East Catholic < Chicago A Loe Angeles 2 Loe Axgelsi 0M40I400-S ( H ^ n g ) , 4:07) M oxjw ll, 0 »n , 7 :» ; Rl. led the way with personal bests in East, 4-3 for the season, is back New York 5, Atlanta 3 Season played: 8 — Little boys track team won one and lost CMc m o 111 o il MX_4 yilw , Phi, 11 :5 ; SS" iJ:?}'- the discus (125-feet, B-inches) and two at Xavier High in Middletown in action Friday against St. Tho­ andnnotl 2, Philadelphia 0 League. Junior Alumni, Junior Game-Winning RBI — Moreland Houston X Montreol 1 (4). g S ? a io n ? % r 4 |! r R o " ’ 'SS?ter!’ 4??;: the triple Jump (38-feet, 3-inches). Tuesday. The Eagles beat Fair- mas Aquinas in New Britain. widxiedgVsBgpiee High, Junior Legion. N ir t iw r n E—Marshall. DP—Chicago 4. LOB— Albie Harris had a 2foot, 6-inch field Prep, 00-56, while bowing to Results: Mary Greenwold (EC) def. Houston (Rvon 2-1) of Montreal Career highlights: Highest Los Angeles 7, Chicago IX IB —OemNr, 5“ ph d » YukI Yamoda 7-4, 4-4; Natalie Grin Tht Monchatttr Pellet Union (HeskettiXI), 7:35 p.m. ’*TOiVd“si;rid*^ effort In winning the shot put, Al Norwich Free Academy, 00-55 and batting average in Little Sox, Landreaux. SB—Sandberg (7), (EC) def. M a rla M etard 4-2, 44); treunetd Pob P M trlt't P int, 14-7, Atlanta (Barker 0-2) at Hew York Dernier (W). S—Ruthven, Maldo­ O'Neill sped to an 11.3 clocking in host Xavier, 130>A-23>A. Andrea Beorse (EC) def. Terla Lun44), (Lynch 1-1), 7:35 p.m. Twttdav nIoM o< Robtrfton Pork. Four League and Junior Alumni; nado. SF—Reynolds, Lopes. Quebec, Kumpel 2 (Ashton, Gilds), 1 1 ^ . winning the 100-meter dash while East, 3-5, resumes action Satur­ 44); Lisa Jensen-Jeon C lllesole (EC) bottort hod tbroo hiti toch (or tho andnnatl (RIbbe 1-4) at Philadelphia Penoltles-PodjKW, Phi, def. Katie Heneghon-lna Patel 4-4,4-3; Police, Includine Santo Flcoro, Al (Carlton 0-2), 7:35 p.m. starting catcher on Junior Phi, 13:34; Zexel, Phi 17:15; Huntar, Quo, Bob Castagna lowered his personal day at the Hartford Public Katie Glllesple-(^rol Trocclolo (EC) Pittsburgh (McWilliams 3-1) at Son IP H R RR BB SO Youno, Pot Roovet ond Marty Jordan. Legion. bests in the 110-meter high hurdles Invitational. def. Leigh SIner-Marlbeth Roche 44, Carlo Ploultnl, Rick Butick and Brian Diego (Hawkins SO), 10:05pm. Brwnn"??*?-!) 5 23 II 4 4 3 2 '^SlfoNongoal—Phllodelphia 11-24—25. (16.1) and In the 300-meter inter­ 4-3. Collint added two hiti apiece (or tho St. Louis (Tudor 1-3) at Loe Angeles Future plans: College. Results: Olox 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 QV9*>99**'*“ **- mediate hurdles (42.8). 5000: I. WImler (X), 2. Roy (EC), 3. f f ' ' winnort. For Bob I, Marie's, Bob (Hoiieycult 1-2),)0:35p.m. Howe 2 0 0 0 1 1 Power-play conversions — Phltadel- OntiHink rapped (our hits, Barry Chlcogo (Sutcliffe S3) at Son Francisco Becky Castagna and Erin Sulli­ Wlogln (X), Anseono (X) 14:25. (K ru k o w M ), 10:35 p.m. CMBM 400 relay: 1. X avier 44.2. Bornttein crocked three and Bob Vogt Ruthven (W 1-1) 4 4 2 3 0 3 ^o!talita*^Phdodelphlo, Lindbergh. van were 1-2 in the 802meter run Techmen triumph added two. Thursday's Bomse Quebec, Gossel In. A— 15,231. 110 hurdles: 1. T. Nelson (N), 3. Chicago at Son Francisco Fontenot 1 2 0 0 1 0 with personal bests of 2:20 and 2:32 Motteo (X), 3. Bernord (FP) 14.1. Smith (S 7) 2 1 0 0 1 3 Referee—BobMvers. 100: 1. Johnson (X), 2. Herrie (X), 3. Cheney Tech tennis team regis­ Pittsburgh at Son Diego Fontafwl pitched to 3batters In 7th. respectively. Kristin Guntulis was W m I S I d i St. Louis at Los Angeles, night Zocherv (EC) 11.0. tered a 3-2 win over visiting T—2:S9. A—1X331. 0llars7. Black HawksB a double winner with personal 1400: 1. Rowley (X), 2. Oloo (X), 3. Portland High in COC play Tues­ An elobt-run tin t (rome eove Oelmor Orlolaa 4. Royala 2 Mates. BravaaB Howord (EC) 4:33.7. bests in the shot put (27-feet, day at the Techmen’s courts. Company a lead It would never ATLANTA NEW YORK 400: 1. Myrick (N), 3. Herrie (X), 3. rellnaulth In a 15-12 victory over CMcago 3-inches) and the discus (95-feet, M. Nelson (Nl 50.4. Cheney, 2-4, resumes action Rod-Lee at PoeanI Field. Cloy Hamel American Laaguarasulta BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY ObrhM ObrhM Wshngln rt 5 1 3 1 Bockmn 2b 3 1 0 0 Edmonton 0-inches) while Lisa Bonefant had 300 hurdles: 1. T. Nelson (N), 3. Thursday at home in a make-up sparked Oelmor with (our singles, dbrbM ObrhM First period—1, Anderson 4 (Messier, Lerner (X), 3. Feltel (X) 39.7. while M Ikt Sherman and Drew Flovell Dwyer rf 4 1 2 0 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Romlrx se 5 0 3 1 Johnson 3b 3 1 3 1 Basketball a toss of 102-feet, 7-inches in taking match against Rocky Hill High at Perry 1b 4 0 2 0 Hrnndx 1b 3 10 0 Coffey), pp, 4:21. X Chlcogo, B M u rrp v 2 100: I. Perry (X), 2. Burdick (X), 3. drilled three satetles eoch. Rich Deml- Grose 3b 3 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 3 0 1 0 (Lyslok, Yoremchuk),4:34.yldmooton, second in the Javelin. Galllgan (EC) 3:00.9. 3:15. olo chipped In with a pair o( doubles. Rad8ox6.Angala4 Ripken se 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 12 0 Murphy cf 5 0 I 0 Carter c 4 13 4 Horner 3b 4 0 1 0 Strwbrr ct 4 0 0 0 K u rrI 4 (G retxkv). 12:24. P 9no'"99T - The boys are now 5-0 for the 200: I. Johnson (X ),2. Zachery (EC), Mark Ference and Roger Dubiel For Red-Lee, Andy Lutt cranked a M urray 1b54 1 2 1 Orta dh 4 0 0 1 Secord, Chi, 4:34; Melnyk, E(kn, 7:31; 3. H errie (X ) 23.0. triple and two singles, Jock Hayes hod Lynn ct 4 0 0 0 Bolbonl 1b 4 0 0 0 ZuvoHo 3b 1 0 0 0 Faster If 3 0 10 NBA playaH aehadula season while the girls stand at 21. won singles matches for Cheney. CALIFORNIA BOSTON H aiiisr If 4 0 1 0 Dykstra cf 1 0 0 0 O'Cadohon. Chi, 1:37; Coffey, Edm,4:37; 3200: I. Hamblen (X), X WImler (X), three hits, ond Goylen Gagnon added Sheeta dh 4 1 1 2 Motley It 3 0 0 0 O'Codohan.Chl, 17:42. Both resume action Saturtjay at 3. FIducIo (X ) 10:04.5. obrhM obrhM Young If 4 12 1 WMte 2b 3 12 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Heep rt 3 0 0 0 (AHTMtaSEST) t * Results; Ference (CT) def. Steve Pettis cf 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 11 (Xwrkfll 3b 3 1 I 0 Santana ss 3 0 0 0 NBAFtavoWScitadiHe Second period—4, Chlcogo, Suttw- 1 the Hartford Public Inviational. 1400: 1. Norwich 3:29.5. Fussier 4-2, 44); Dubiel (CT) def. Ron Dauer 2b 3 0 10 Suiidbre c 2 0 0 0 (Lormer, Bergevln), 5:49. 5, Shot put: 1. Duchorme (N), 2. Benlqux 1b 5 0 0 0 Evans rt 3 2 0 0 Oempeev c 3 0 0 0 Cemopen se 2 0 0 1 Cerone c 4 13 0 Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Cepteropco sonsttlopots West 4-4, 4-3; Tackett-Light (P ) def. Melnyk 1 (Hunter, McCledand),7:14. Beys retulto: Morrone (X), 3. Turk (FP) 13.43. Jim W llllam s-CIInt Neff 7-5,7-4; Shawn Paganl OeCkics 3b 5 0 0 0 Rice It 4 2 3 0 lorg Dh 10 0 0 Bedrosln p 3 0 0 0 Chopmn 3b 0 0 0 0 _ (Beet oM gvop) vS - jJ; Jackson rf 5 0 I 0 Armas cf 4 12 3 ChmUs ph 1 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 Rgetarp Coptorence Penolty—Dupont,Chl,14:lX 56OO: 1. Gorman (M), 3. Lemleux meters. SmIth-Joe Delcanto (CT) def. Deb Blancin u 0 0 0 0 ■mini period—X Edmonton, K«yrl 10 Discus: 1. Duchorme (N), 2. David­ Glldersleeve-Kalle Jozus 4-2,4-3; Por­ Jones Landscaping Jtombec^ the G rid! 2b 2 2 0 0 Easier dh 3 0 1 2 TotMs 32 4 4 4 ToSMe 24 2 S 2 Dedmon c 0 0 0 0 Wilson pr 0 10 0 Detroit vx.Bootop (M),3. Link (M) 14:47. Hungry Tiger, 11-3, at ml Field. Downing If 4 2 2 2 Bucknr lb 4 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 (Sortae Hed, 21) (Gretxkv, KrushelnyskI), 1:14.7, E ^ o m 100:1. O 'N eill (M ), 2. Pllkington (F), son (FP), 3. Tweksburv (X) 39.73 tland won third singles by default. BMHmere M4244 44I— 4 meters. Randy Loniono led the victors with Brown dh 2 0 0 0 Gedmon c 4 01 0 Koneae City 441144144— 2 Kmmnsk If 1 0 1 1 April 24 — Boeton 13X Detroit 99 ton, Coffey 1 (Gretxkv, Messier), 15:^4, 3. Lata (M ) 113. HterakI photo by Pinto (our hits, while Bob Brown, Pete Piers Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Staplefn 2b 3 01 0 TONHS 39 3 14 3 TotaN 24 5 4 4 April 30 — Boston 12). Detroit 114 Chicago, B. WINon 1 (T. Murray, Secord), 200: 1. O'Neill (M ), 2. Pllkington (F), Javelin: 1. Mordorskl (X),2. Repich Gome-winning RBI— ShesN (l). 19:a9, Edmonton, KurrI 10 (Anderson), (X), 3. Lomot (X) 55.19 meters. and Brett Jones contributed two Boone c 3 0 10 BoTrelt 2b I 0 0 0 OP—Bolthmore 1, Kansas City 1. Attaota 44441414^3 May 2 — Dotrod 12X Boston 117 3. Lewis (F) 23.3. opiece. Don Donley was the lone Tiger Norron c 10 11 (3utlem ss 4 I 2 0 May 5 — Detroit WX Boston 99 19:3X 10. Edmonton, Anderson 7 (uno2 400: 1. Albert (M), 2. Hoher (M), 3. Long lump: I. Feltel (X), XT. Nelson Manchester High's Jim Colletti got off a Tuesday at Pete Wigren Track. Indians LOB—Baltimore A Kansas City X New Y e tk 444441401— 4 (N), 3. M. Nelson (N) 4.41 meters. batter with two hits. Schoflld ss 2 0 1 0 3B—White, Dauer, Sheridan. 3B—Brett. Gomo-wlnnlna RBI — Carter (4). May 4 — Dotard of Boeton, 4 p.m. sNted), 14:3X Penadlee—(keae, Edm, McNeltv (F) 53.3. leap of 17-feet, lO’/i-inches to take romped over visiting Fermi High. EC boys bow Wllfong ph 1 0 1 1 E—Smith. OP—Atlanta 1, New YorkX May 10 - Bostan olD elrolt, 7:30 p.m. 1:24; Llndstrom , Edm, 10:34; Banner- 400: 1. D. Dickson (M ). 2. Lyon (M), Triple lump: I. Nelson (N),2. Lovey HR—Sheets (4), Young (3). S— (EC), 3. DeRlto (X) 13.44 meters. Gerber ss 0 0 0 0 SuncMierg. LOB—Atlanta 11, Now York 4. 3B— x-Moy 12— Detroit at Boston, 1 p.m. man, Chi, served by Lormer, 11]34; 3. W right (M ) 3:04. second place in the long jump in action NEW HAVEN - East Catholic ToM s 35 4 4 4 TeloN 34 4 11 4 Homer. HR—Washington (1), John­ wtas Melnyk, Edm, 14:37; Yoremchuk, 0)1, 1400: 1. LIscomb (M), 2. Comeau High lump: 1. Godfrey (N), 2. IP H RRRBBSO McNulty (X), 3. Lavev (EC) 4'0". boys tennis team fell to Notre Wilson Electric pounded out IV hits In Cattfemla 440 344 430— 4 Boftimere son (1), Carter (5). SB—Strawberry 14:37; McCNIIond, Edm, minor-major (M ), 3. B. Dickson (M ) 4:44. Boelen 341411I4H— 4 (Sixers ssta serteo, 24) (tlghdno), 17:34; Dupont, Chi, motor 3200: 1. Blodgett (M ), 2. Cote (F), 3. Pole vault: 1. Pickett (X), 3. Feltel Dame of West Haven, 6-1, Tuesday dealing Glenn Construction a9-4lossat Dixon (W 34» 4 4 2 3 1 3 (5), Dykstra (2), Perry (1). S— (X), 3. Fisher (N) 12'. Techmen dip to 5-6 overall and 4-5 Coventry. Patriot sophomore Robertton. Bob Cornell, Dove OstunI Gome-Winning RBI— Armas (2). T. Mortlnex (S3) 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Bockmon, Johnson. April 21— Phllodolphla 127, Milwaukee (flghdno), 17:34; Savard,Chl, 17:36. Guilford (F) 10:56. final at bat, counting three times at the University of New Haven. ond Kevin Walsh slammed three hits E—Armas. DP—Boston 1. LDB— Stewart (S 5) 3-300000 105 S)oN on goal—Chicago 1211- 10—3). 110 hurdles: 1. Costagna (M), 2. before the comeback fell short. in COC action. Both teams were to hurler Rhett Gibbs lim it^ Cheney East is now 1-6 for the season. each tor Wilson, while Paul Larenten, Californio 9, Boston 4. 2B—(Sutlerrei X Kansas City IP H R ER BB so April 30— Philadelphia 11X Mllwoukee Edmonton 1 M M 3 —37. Telgen (F), 3. O'Marro (m) 14.1. see action today with Cheney to four hits. He struckout nine and Jackson. HR—Armas (7), Downing 101 Power.pl ov conversions— Chicago 3-0. 300 hurdles: 1. Castagna (M), 3. Manchester is now 4-4 in the Results: Tim Lee (ND) def. John Lorry Aldrich and Dole Walt added two Soberhogn (L 33) 9 4 4 4 2 4 AltaoM Softball visiting RHAM High in Hebron walked four. Price 44, 41; Eric Casey (ND) def. apiece. For Glenn, Bob Deslardia (2). SB—Pettis (14). SF—Easier. Dixon pitched to 1 batter In 9fh. Bedrotlan 4 4 1 1 0 3 May 3 — Philadelphia 109, Mllwoukee EdmontonXI. Sxotkowskl (M), 3. Navarro (F) 42.4. division and 6-5 overall. Enfield Dednwn 104 Goodes — Chlcogo, Bonnerman. Ed­ 400 relay: 1. Manchester (O'Neill, while Coventry was entertaining " I have to give a lot of credit to Sean Powers 44), 4 1 ; Jim Fallon (EC) banged three hits and Rick Sheehon, T—2:1A A—21,4M. 3G 1 0 0 1 0 8 ups its fine mark to 7-1 in the East, def. Jeff Brand 1-4, 7-4, 7-4; Ron Cwlk Jim Flannery and Dove White had two ,, IP H RBRBBSO Smltti (L X2) 2-3 0 3 1 1 1 AAov 5 — Philadelphia 131, Milwaukee monton, Fuhr. A— 17,211. Albert, Hoher, Lata) 44.3. MH blows lead Portland High. Both had 3: IS p.m. Gibbs. He pitched a great gam e," each. Sutter 3-3 1 3 3 1 0 112 Referee— Kerry Fraser. 1400 relay: 1. Manchester (Hoher, 8-1 overall. (ND) def. Matt DtmbIckI 34, 7-5, 44; At Fltigerald Field, winning pitcher M ^ a S d lT 'lL 0-2) 4 4 5 5 2 4 BrawaraS.MarlnaraZ NewYeta Weetorx Coptsrepce A lbert, Sxotkowskl, LIscomb) 3:43.7. Victory literally slipped through The Indians host Conard High starts. cited Cheney coach Bill Baccaro. Cmey-Rob Layollee (ND) def. John Clements 11-321)01 Darling (W M ) 9 rw lW IIO w%> LOT WaVMrMte Long lump: 1. Telgen (F), 2. CollettI Each side had a run in the first Gorocy-John Lorenc 4-1, 7-4; Joe Torvomo belted a three-run homer • 1 1 3 9 the fingers of Manchester High's this afternoon at Fitzgerald Field "Coventry also got some key hits Stantogato-Ross (ND) def. Poweis- In a tour-run (Irst to Ignite Lathrop Cllburn 33-3 I 0 0 1 1 Oroico 1 5 3 3 0 3 (Lehert sski sertex 21) (M ),3. Sharp (M ) 1S'11<6 ". softball team Tuesday. inning with the Patriots sring plus our fielding was below par and Inturonce over Irish Insurance, 7-2. Besten SEATTLE MILWAUKEE 7—2:30 A—21J4X A pril 27— Loe Angeles 121 Portland 101 Triple lump: 1. Rogers (M ),2.Telgen at 3:30. Todd Pineo 3-4,4-3,43; Sam Englond- Clemens (W 3-3) 7 4 4 4 3 7 ObrhM ObrhM (F), 3. Sharp (M) 343". The Indians blew a 3-2 lead with two in the second frame. Cheney that hurt (losing pitcher Rick) Greg Catalano (ND) del. Chris Torvomo, Leon Ransom, John Tho­ Carrier paced the losers’ offense DIckInson-Scott Jensen 43,42. mas, George Stewart and Dave Bldwell Stanley (S 5) 2 2 0 0 0 0 Percont 2b 4 0 0 0 Molltar 3b 3 1 2 1 Aorll30— Los Angeles 134, Po rtta n d lll Calendar High Tump: 1. (jdom (M),3. Blodgett two outs in the top of the seventh as took the lead with a five-run fourth Gonzalez." McCasklll pllched to 2 batters In 5(h: Bradley cf 4 0 2 0 Yount If 4 0 3 0 8lante5.Plrataa3 (M ),3. Telgen (F) 5'4". with three hits and one RBI, while all collected a pair ot safeties each for frame highlighted by Mike Manci- Coventry 120 032 0 4-9-2 Lathrop. John Taylor roped three hits Clemens pitched to 2 batters In Olh. Phelps 1b 3 0 0 0 Hoshldr rf 0 0 0 0 May 3 — Los Angeles 130, Portland 124 Pole vault: 1. Harris (M), 2. Navarro visiting Enfield exploded with five Leanne Spears added two safeties. HBP—by Clemens (Brown, Scho­ T hom a dh 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 3 0 11 SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH Cheney Tech 100 500 0 4-4-3 (or Irish, while Jim Keete and Mark ObrhM ObrhM May 5— Portland 115, la s Aneelet 107 (F ), 3. Beaudry (M ) 9'4 ". unearned runs to take a 7-6, CCC Cathy Warwick’s RBI-grounder ni's bases-clearing triple. Carota added two apiece. field). WP—Cllburn. Balk—Clemens. Cowens rf 3 0 0 0 Schroedr c 4 0 0 0 May 7 — Los Angeles 139, Portland 120 TODAY Shot put: 1. Rogers (M ), 2. Prlgnono Glbbt and Hines; Gonzalez and Calderon If 2 2 1 0 SImmns dh (Madden 4 cf 5 0 1 2 1 Wynne 0 0 cf 4 0 0 0 East decision. had given Manchester a 3-2 lead in Coventry drew even in the fifth Monclnl. T—3:09. A—7,744. T rillo 3b 3 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 2 1 0 0 Dopvorvx UMi k a tk k o ll (M ), 3. Lewis (F) 42'5". Golf Presley 3b 3 0 I 1 Loman cf 3 2 2 0 (ttaggoN ssta series, 21) Glastonbury at Manchester, 3;W Discus: 1. Rogers (M), 2. Prlgnono "It was a heartbreaking loss,” the bottom of the fifth. thanks to some hard base running. W- Gibbs, L- Gonzalez (3-3). Chartar Oak Kearney c 2 0 1 1 Oollvto rf 4 2 3 3 Leonard If 4 1 1 0 Loxcorw rf 1 0 0 0 CDovIs r(3l10Rav3b 4010 April » — Denver 13X Utah 113 Cheney Tech at RHAM, 3:15 (M ), 3. Harrison (M ) 125'B ". said coach Mary Faignant. "We A potential doubleplay ball was Scott c 1 0 0 0 Gcmtner 2b 3 0 1 0 May 2 — Denver 131, Utah 123 (DT) Bolton a t V lnol Tech, 3:15 Javelin: 1. Rogers (M),2. Pllkington Tennis M HS sweeps Tierney's rallied (or three runs In the TwInaB.Yankeaad Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Brohrd ph 10 Raisleh 0 0 H> 5 0 2 2 Thmpsn 1b 3 0 1 3 Portland a t Coventry, 3:15 had played a good, tight game until broken up by hard-sliding Bill seventh to down Conn. Bank 4, Trust, Brown 3b 4 0 10 Kemp If 3 0 0 0 May 4 — Utah 131, Denver 123 (F),3. Harris (M) 155'10 ". Giles 2b 0 0 0 0 May 5 — Denver 125, Utoh 111 G irls Sotiball the fateful seventh.” Baseball Hines, who took out Tech second With No. 3 slotman Chris Gareau 4-3, ot Fltigerold. Winning pitcher Romero ss 4 0 0 0 Brenlv c 4 0 10 Morrlsn 3b 4 1 1 0 John Butler led the wav offensively NEW YORK MINNESOTA Uribe ss 3 110 Abnon ss 4 0 10 May 7 — Denver 114, Utoh 104 Conard at Manchester, 3:K G irls results: Going into the final frame, losing baseman Michael Eaton forcing a MHS girts sweep gamering medalist honors with a gbrbM obrhM TeloN 29 2 5 2 ToloN 32 5 11 5 xHtPoceseory NFA at East Catholic, 3:15 100:1. Perdue (F),2. Zocherv (M),3. 2-over-par 38, Manchester High with o double ond two singles. Mott Seams 444 4 N 4 lb -2 (tatt p 4 110 Ortlx c .. 2 0 10 Bovs Tennis FInkelsteIn (M ) 13.2. pitcher Shelley Carrier had limited ba(l throw. One run sextred as the Manchester High girls tennis Maloney also hod three hits tor HOfKlrsn cf 4 3 3 0 Puckett cf 4 1 3 0 Mltaraokee I3444S4NI— 5 MOavIs p 0 0 0 0 Frobel ph 10 0 0 the Raiders to just three hits and bases were loaded and a second blanked East Hartford High, 5-0, in Tierney's, while Tobev Corey and Tom Mttnglv 1b 5 0 1 1 Hatcher If 5 2 3 1 GorrelN p 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Mancheter at Glastonbury, 3:M 200: 1. Perdue (F), 2. Factoro (M),3. Tech bows team swept past Enfield High, 7-0, Wlnflekt rf 5 1 0 1 Hrbek 1b 5 Gome-wlnnlne 12 1 RBI— Cooper (3). Nuggals116.Jaz2l 04 G irls Tennis Zocherv (M) 24.1. two unearned runs. With two on came home as first baseman Dave CCC East action Tuesday at Fortin added two each. For CBT, Todd DP-AMlwoukee X LOB—SeottN Hndrck ph 1 0 0 0 Glastonbury at Manchester, 3:K 400: 1. Wilson (M ), 2. Raymond (F), to Coventry Tuesday at Memorial Field courts. Lessard and Tom Tamossettl each Baylor dh 4 1 1 2 Bmnsky rf 4 2, 0 M1 1 ilw a u k e e 7. 3B— L o m a n , Tunnoll p 1 0 0 0 and two out, Lisa Boudreau's fly Harford's throw to home also flew Manchester Country Club. Wvnegor c 4 0 3 2 Sfenhos dh 4 0 0 0 UTAH (144) G4N 3. V lllo nl (F) 1:09.3. Alicia Quinby, Sara Forstrom, loshsd two safeties. Gantner, Kearney. 3B—Calderon. Moxxllll ph 1 0 1 1 Dontfey 212 54 17, Bailey 217 33 14, Manchester at Bristol Central, 2p.i 400:1. Costogno (M ),2. Sulllvon (M ), ball ticked off the glove of Three runs in the fifth inning tied astray. Manchester, 43-3 overall, was Griffey If 5 0 3 0 Smalley ss 4 1 2 2 HR—Oollvle (1). SF—Cooper. Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Michelle Morianos and Teri McGe- Rndiph 2b 4 0 2 0 GoettI 3b 4 12 0 Kelley 24 34 7, (keen 214 27 2X Xovler at East Catholic, 2:45 3. Swlotek (F) 2:29. leftfielder Kris Noone. The tying it and two runs in the sixth stanza Coventry drew even on Dave back in action today against Pena c 1110 (kitnth 214 34 20, Wilkins 24 1-2 5, 1400: 1. Castagna (M l, 2. Veal (M ), 3. han were all easy winners for the Diialy Berro 3b 4 0 0 0 TeufOl 2b 3 12 3 TeloN 34 4 14 3 ToMN 32 3 7 3 run scxired and then the flofxi gates were the difference as Coventry Bemat's sacrifice fly. Bristol Central High at Paquabuck Mechm u 2 1 0 0 Salas c '4110 IP H RRRBBSO Stockton 24 1-2 5, Roberto 37 20 4, Fahey (M ) 5:47. 3-2 Indians. J.H. Construction come from behind Seome Son Fruxcisce 442114444— 5 Hansen 22 34 X Totals 3279 2234104. 3200: 1. Veal (M ), 3. Lemleux (M ), 3. opened as Manchester totally High rallied for an 8-6 victory over The Patriots won it in the sixth on in Bristol. TeloN 37 4 II 4 TeloN 37 4 15 4 Beanie (L 1-3) 4 5 5 4 PHtaberMl 444114414— 3 Manchester was back in action w ith four m arkers In the bottom of the New York 244 414 44 3-4 10 1 DENVER (114) McNamara (F) 12:42. unravelled, (x>mmltting three er­ Cheney Tech in COC baseball a Bob Harris single, RBI single by Results: Andy B o M ln l (M ) def. Todd sixth to overcome Army and Now Stanton 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 Gomo-wlnnlna RBI— Gladden (3). EnglNh 11-14 210 30, NoN 12111-1 21, 110 hurdles: 1. Levlnthal (F), 2. today at home against Glaston­ Mbmeeolo m 444 N x - 4 E—Wynne, Morrison, Trillo. DP— action Tuesday at the Beavers’ Tim Cohen and RBI double by Penney 4344, Phil Fedorchak (M) def. Club, 4-3, at Keeney Field. Dana Vande Berg 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cooper 7-14 1-2 15, Whde 212 22 13. Blanchard (M ), 3. Buttons (M) 17.7. rors, two passed balls, one walk bury High. Tom Dionne 40-44, Chris (tareau (M l Mercer tripled and doubled, and Aaron Gome-Winning RBI — Smalley (3). Nunez 1-3 0 0 Son FroncNco X Pittsburgh 1. LOB— E—Viola, Griffey, Teufel. LOB-—New 0 0 0 Dunn3920X Neel371-27,Evans2124416. Little League 300 hurdles: 1. Blanchard (M), 2. and allowing just two hits to hand diamond. Hines. Results: Quinbv (M) def. Dawn def. Brian Sauastio 3445, Mark Bolsse doubled ond singled to lead J.H. Son Francisco 9, PItlsbureh X 2B—C. Turner 1-7 24 4, Honxdk 1-7 2-3 X Totals Levlnthal (F), 3. Bottone (M) 52.1. York 9, Minnesota 4. 2B—Henderson. Hoot (W 2-3) 9 DovN, Brenlv, Moxxllll, Leonard. 3B— Enfield four more tallies. Coventry is now 6-4 in the Harris, Cohen and Brett Lafer- Massey 44), 4-0; Forstrom (M ) def. Olander (M ) def. Dennis McCabe 39-49; Dayton Stimson and Bruce Fray Baylor, Wynegor, Smalley, 5 3 3 3 7 42102 21-21 11X 400 relay: 1. Manchester (Berte, Manchester won medal point, 144112. crunched two hits apiece for the losers. T -.2 :U A—8,416, Glodden. SB—Leonard (2), Uribe (1), UMN 13113414—144 The Indians fought back in their conference, 7-4 overall while the riere each had two hits to pace Cvndl Mottolese44), 4-2; M orianos (M ) Hatcher, Griffey 2, Puckett, Mat- Gladden 2 (7). SF—Thompson. Zocherv, Foctora, FInkelsteIn) 55.4. flnglv, GoettI, Teufel. HR—Teufel (2). Denver 43 a 1414-114 Three-point goals-Evans 2, Intarnatlonal , Wanan’a Rac SB—Teufel (I), Puckett (l). SF— Tlgara10,Rangara1 IP H RRRBBSO Brunonskv, Baylor. Son FrancNce Whde, Griffith. Fouled out—None. The Oilers hung on to boot Dairy Renn's Tavern outslugged Sports­ IP H RRRBBSO Total fouls— Utah a, Denver a. Queen, 127, at Leber Field. M a tt Helln AL roundup Goft (W 20) 7 5 3 3 1 3 Rebounds—Utah41(Ksdev 11), Denver man Cafe, 14-15, at Charter Oak Field. New York DETROIT TEXAS M. DovN 1 2 0 0 0 1 blasted a three-run homer and Jim Twins Metrodome Sandy Williams, Debbie Starkel and Whitson (L 1-4) 1 2-3 9 5 5 0 1 ObrhM ObrhM 52 (Cooper 11). Assists—Utah a Gorrelts (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 2 ((keen 7), Denver 26 (English 4). Anselmo doubled and singled to lead LIx Shea oil hod five hits fo r Renn's, Montefusco 3 1-3 3 2 2 1 2 Whltakr 2b 4 3 2 1 Horroh 2b 3 0 0 0 FttNkxrgh the winners. Dove White homered and while Jill Copello and Lynnanne Fisher 3 3 1110 Trmmll se 5 1 2 0 Word If 5 0 10 Techniool—Utah oseNtant coach Sloon. singled fo r DQ. Tunned (L 0-3) 5 9 5 4 3 1 A—17JB2. Feeney added four each. For Sports­ Gibson rf 4343 Bell 3b 3111 Scuhy 3 0 0 0 3 1 man, Jone Price and Joyce Leister hod viola (W 5-3) 7 4 3 3 1 3 Sonchex rf 0 0 0 0 LrPrrsh rf 3 0 0 0 RoHnson 2 10 0 10 Tigers’ avalanche not kind to Yanks five hits apiece, Sandy Smtth-Resonv Wordle 1 2 2 1 2 1 LnPrrsh c 5 1 2 3 O'Brien 1b .3 0 1 0 Oott pifehed to 1 batter In Olh 138 120 Nallanal hod four, and Barbara Williams, Davis 1110 0 1 Costilla c 0 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 0 0 Lakw s .Blazars HBP—by Oott (Orsulak). WP— Jeff Ross knocked In Joesph Stephen­ Donna Murphy, Virginia Cappucio, Wordle pitched to two batters In 9lh. Evans 1b 5 0 0 0 Wrlghl cf 4 0 0 0 Tunned. T—3:39. A—4J47. PORTLAND (ia ) Carol Paige and Ty Roach all chipped HBP—by Viola (Meacham). T—2:49. Oorbev lb 0 0 0 0 Mcxtght c 4 0 10 Carr 7-1120IX Vandeweahe2152214, son with the winning run In the bottom MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Man­ in the lights. In vdfh three safeties apiece. A—31,704. Herndon If 5 1 2 2 Wllkrsn ss 3 0 1 0 Bosrie 211 22 IX Drexler 214 210 17, of the sixth Inning to lift DIRoso aging in the Metrodome is about as After an infield single by Kent SImmns it i 5 1 2 1 Stein ph 10 10 Cleaners over the Medics, 27. Dwayne buries Texas, 10>1 Rada 2. Phllllas 0 Valentine 212 7-715, mompsen 27 254, much fun for Billy Martin as Hrbek, Puckett scored on Tom Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 Paxton2420X Kersey24241XColtar49 Goldston struckout eight In a route­ 1 0 W going performance and allowed lust talking to a marshmallow Brunansky’s sacrifice fly. One out Weaver cf I 0 0 0 CINCINtlATI PHILADELPHIA 204, SchefHer 1-32104. Totalt421ll03244 Plttoro 3b 3 1 1 0 130. five hits. Danny Lopex played well salesman. later, Smalley doubled in Hatcher Whita Box 7, Indiana 4 s k p li M s k r k M detensively and Kevin Tedford scored By Job Sexton four-run sixth inning, highlighted Brookns 3b 3 0 0 0 Milner cf 3 1 1 0 SonTHwl 2b 3 0 0 0 LA LAKERS (134) Martin’s New York Yankees lost ■ and Hrbek. Bel «eball TotaN «l M 15 14 TotoN 33 I 4 1 RambN 23 20 X Worthy 7-11 24 IS, three runs for DiRosa. The Medics United Press International by Gibson's tw4run double and Rose 1b 3 0 0 0 Stone If 4 0 0 0 were led by the fine relief pitching of 8-6 to the Minnesota Twins Tues­ The Twins scored their final run CHICAGO CLEVELAND OehroN 441214 444— N Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Haves cf 3 0 10 Abdul-Jobbor 1214 25 2X Johnson 214 Parrish’s tw4run homer. Texas 444 401444— 1 121734, SC0H217201XMcAd0O21323a, Ian (keenwald and the hitting of Billy day night as Tim Teufel belted a in the seventh when Teufel doubled ObrhM ObrhM Cedeno If 4 0 11 Schmidt 3b 4 0 1 0 Kennedy, Chris Semour and Rob There was a snowstorm in Texas Whitaker’s homer led off the Uiw It 5 0 10 Butler cf 5 0 2 0 Gcxne-sylnnlna RBI— LanParrNh (3). Esoskv 3b 4 110’ Corcom 1b 3 0 I 0 Cooper 27 4014, Spriags25224, McGee two-run homer and form er Yankee home Smalley with a hit that E—wilkerson. Bell, Schmidt, Har- 21 200, Lester 20 233. TotaN 5244 3243 OstunI. Dave Hamilton played well at Tuesday night. Lou Whitaker eighth and the Tigers scored EL atandlngt Fletchr 3b 3 0 0 0 Franco se 3 1 1 0 Conepen ss 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 third base. Roy Smalley hit a two-run double landed between three Yankees, Hairstn ph 0 0 0 1 (tarter If 2 10 0 rah. LOB—Detroit 9, Texca 10. 3B— Oetler 2b 3 0 11 Virgil c ia. 2 0 10 didn't bat an eye, and Doug Rader another run in that inning on a Gibson, Trommell. HR—Hernctan (3), Vn G rdr c 4 0 0 0 Jeltx pr 0 0 0 0 Pititand avaa—ia in a game marked by several who again lost the ball against the Hulett 3b 0 0 0 0 Hall If 1 0 0 0 Simmons (2), LanParrNh (3), Bell (3), chose to close his as the Detroit double by Alan Trammell and a W L Pet. OB Baines rf 4 1 1 0 Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Soto p 3 0 1 0 Aguayo se 3 LA 0 Lehers0 0 a a a 39^ i a InL Farm quirky hits and lost fly balls. ceiling. Nashua IS 9 .42S — Whitaker (3). SB—Trammell (5), Gibson Franco p 0 0 0 0 WcknN ph I Three-point 0 0 0 goals—None. Fouled Tigers buried the Rangers in a single by Gibson. Walker 1b 4 112 Tobler 1b 3 10 0 (4). "They (Twins) scored five runs Vermont 14 9 .409 '/i Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 1 2 4 Power p 0 0 0 0 K(M-oss p 1 0 0 0 out— None. Totol fouN—Portland 31, (kant Cline and Eddie Downs com­ flurry of home runs. Texas’ run came on a homer by "This park should be banned out New Britain 10 7 .SN 1V^ Kittle CM) 3 2 1 1 Castillo rf 3 0 0 0 IP H RRRBBSO GOross ph 1 0 0 0 Lakers 30 Rebounds—Pordond 44 bined on a throe-hitter as the Oilers of baseball,” said Martin, whose on fly balls,” Martin said. " I can’t Albany 11 10 .534 Tft "A ll we're doing is trying to Buddy Bell in the sixth. Bostan d 4 12 0 Vukovch rf 1 0 1 0 Hudson p 0 0 0 0 (Carr 11), Lakers 47 (Johnson 4). downed Hartford Rood Dairy Quo team had practiced Monday in the fault my players for that any more Glens Falls 14 13 .519 216 AAorrIs (W A3) 7 5 1 1 4 4 AssNto—PorHond31 (Droxler 12), Lakers 23, at Verplonck Field. Ebon score some runs," said Detroit Elsewhere, Baltimore beat Kan­ Crux 2b 4 0 1 2 Bondo c 3 0 0 0 Daulton p 1 0 0 0 ■ ...... lose, than (Twins manager) Billy Waferbury I1 12 .471 Vh Guillen se 4 3 1 0 Horgrv ph 1 0 0 0 Lopex 1 0 0 0 1 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 35 (Johnson 14). Technicol—None. A- who drove In theh e aamim2 wlnner,' was a second baseman Whitaker, who sas City 42, Milwaukee upended dome to prepare for its eccentrici­ Pittsfield 10 14 .417 5 HemoncMx 1 1 0 0 0 1 Moddox ph 1 0 1 0 17,505. standout with bpta the glove and bat ties. " I f you win here, or if you lose, (Gardner) can fault his for the one Reading _ _ 5 14 .231 I'/i Benton c 0 0 0 0 Texas along with Larry Herndon, Nelson Seattle 5-2, Minnesota defeated Bemxrd 2b 4 0 1 0 TotaN 31 1 4 1 TotaN 31 4 4 4 (or the Oilers. For DQ, Greg Ryan it’s on a Little League field.” they missed (in the ninth). TeloN 35 7 4 4 ToNHs 34 4 7 Holes (L X3) 3 3-3 4 3 3 3 2 CtaCtaPoH 144114’S14— 1 chucked 4 2/3e Innings ot one-run, Simmons and Lance Parrish deli­ New York 8-6, Boston cooled off W a le rb u iY ? N a [h u a a itt! 7 Innings 4 Schmidt 1 3 1 1 0 0 Bteaa^^taA^teidi A "It’s an abortion," Martin said CMCoge 411 234144-7 no-hlt ball. Mike Davanxo, Mark' vered homers. "W e had a snowball California 6-4, Toronto pounded Frank Viola, 5-2, scattered eight Nashua 7, Woterburv 1, Bid, 7lnnlngs CNvetand 444444444-4 Stewart 1 1-3 3 4 4 1 1 Gfxno-wlnnlng RBI — Oester (1). Flores and Phil Dexler each stung of the Metrodome. "All It would New Britlan 5, Reading 0 Booes 1 3 3 3 0 1 Hockey effect in this gam e.” Oakland 16-1, and Chicago topped hits, striking out three and walking (Some-Winning RBI — WcHker (3). DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB-Clnclnnotl singles. > one in seven innings. He was forced take is $100,0(m, or whatever, to Pittsfield 4, Vermont 3 E—Tobtar, Jacoby. LOB—Chicago 3, Harris 3 0 0 0 0 3 4, Philadelphia 10. 3B—V lrg ll. 3B— When the storm was over, the Cleveland 7-4. ARianv 4, Glens Foils 2 Clevelcmd 7. 2B—JCKOby, Butter, Ber- Boggs pitched to 3 batters In Olh. Oester. SB—Oettar (I), Esaskv (3), Tigers had a cool 10-1 triumph over to leave the game with a tender left paint the roof." naxard. HR—Jacoby (2), Kittle 0 ), HBP—by Holes (Lemon). T—3:01. Milner (3). Samuel (10). Nallanal Farm Waterbu'rvrtNMliua**"** A—1X312. the Rangers, burying them lower elbow. Brunansky and New York’s Walker (3). SB—Sutler (4), Low (4), NHLplayenaehailula Ed Wilson smashed a three-run OrtotoB 4, R oyals 2 Reading at New Brltlon Boston (3). SF—Hairston. IP H R I R BB so in the Hades of the AL West. It was the Twins’ 12th victory in Dave Winfield both wore sun­ Pittsfield at Vermont CMClMMtl homer In the top ot the sixth to lead At Baltimore, Larry Sheets their last 14 games. glasses to counter the glare from Albany at Glens Falls IP N RBRBBSO Welff/Zockln post DIRoso Cleoners, "It seemed like every ball they CMoogo Soto (W 5-2) 7 4 0 0 s 6 CempbeHCentwence'CbeniptansMp belted a twtf-run homer and rookie The Yankees took a 2-0 lead in the domed stadium’s lights. Tlwndpy's Oemee Franco 1213, at Rowers School. Matt Lalw- hit was hit hard,” said Rangers Bnnstr (W 1-3) 41-3 4 4 4 4 9 1 X3 1 0 0 1 3 llppe, Scott Tedford and Rodney ARianv at Glens Foils Seover 3-3 0 0 0 0 1 National Laagua raaulta Power (S 4) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 manager Rader of the 15-hit Tom Dixon and two relievers the first inning on RBI doubles by "They have an outfielder wear­ Pittsfield at Vermont Powell ployed well for the victors. For combined on a five-hitter to lead ing sunglasses at a night game,” Woterburv at Nashua James (S 3) 3 1 0 0 0 4 CMcdBO vs. Edmentan DIRoso, John Eastwood pitched well pounding. "W e Just couldn’t get Don Baylor and Butch Wynegar. K(}rOH (L X3) 5 5 3 3 (OHers Med titta e , 24) 2 2 and Matt Haley and Tammy Johnson anybody out." Baltimore over Kansas City. The Twins responded with three Martin said. "How do you like Bl^even"(L 1-3) 5 7 4 5 1 4 Hudson 2 0 0 0 0 3 May 4— Edmonton 1), Chlcogo 2 played well. AL atandlngt Creel 4 1 1 0 0 3 Rucker 2 0 0 0 1 3 MOV 7— Edmonton7, Chicago 3 The Tigers had been in a bit of a Dixon, a rookie right-hander, runs off loser Ed Whitson, 1-4, in that? They have a football stadium WP—Blyleven, Creel, Seover. PB— Padrai 12. Cardinala 2 T—2:40. A—21,90X May 4 — Edmonton at Chicago, l:a struggle of late — at least by their struck out three in eight innings to UPI photo their half of the inning — taking here, but it’s not baseball. It’s Just Fisk. T—2:44. A-X07A p.m. raise his record to S-0. Sammy not baseball.” May 13 — Edmonton at Chicago, 4 standards. That ended abruptly advantage of "domeball." SAN DIEGO ST. LOUIS w L Pet. o a Aatroa3,Expoa1 p.m. against a less-than-accomplished Stewart got the game’s last two Yanks' third baseman Dale Berra butchers lead off bunt Kirby Puckett, the American Although Martin was unhappy Baltimore 14 8 .447 ObrhM ObrhM x-Mov 14— Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 outs for his fifth save. Bret League leader in hits, beat out an returning to the Metrodome in his BluaJaya10,A’al Ftonnrv 2b 5 0 0 0 Colsmn rf 5 0 0 0 p.m. Scholastic Texas pitching staff. by Minnesota’s Kirby Puckett in first inning action. Toronto 14 10 .415 1 Gwvnn rt 3 3 0 0 LSmdh If 4 0 10 HOUSTON MONTREAL Saberhagen, 2-3, absorbed the loss. infield single. Mickey Hatcher fourth term as Yankees manager, Detroit 14 9 .409 m x-Moy 14— Edmonton at Chicago, 1: a Kirk Gibson, who had one hit in Puckett was credited with a hit and scored. Twins won, DavN rf 1 00 0 Doylov p 0 0 0 0 ^ .^eBrhW ObrhM p.m. lined a single to center that Smalley had no complaints about Boeton 13 13 JOO 4 OAKLAND TORONTO (Sorvov 1b 4 3 4 0 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Oorem 3b 4 0 11 Raines If 4 0 0 0 26 previous at bats, enjoyed a Milwaukee 11 14 .440 5>/i x-Moy 11— Chicago at Edmonton, 1:05 Browara B, M arinara 2 8- 6. outfielder Rickey Henderson lost his debut against the Yankeees. ObrhM ObrhM Bovoca 1b 1 1 0 0 Clark lb 4 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 0 0 Wshngt 3b 4 0 0 0 p.m. perfect night, gol,g 4-for-4, driving New York 10 13 .435 5Vi Collins If 4 0 10 Gorclo 2b 3 1 1 1 Nettles 3b 3 I I 1 McGee ct 4 13 0 Waning 1b 4 0 0 0 Dawson cf 3 0 0 0 MHB JV aoNball Cleveland 10 15 .400 6Vt Wetas C in te rin ce Chemptonehlp Ser- In three runs and scoring three. At Milwaukee, Ben Ogli vie drove Lansfrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Loe 2b 10 0 0 Rovefor 3b 3 00 0 Penditn 3b 4 1 3 1 Crux If 4 3 2 0 Brooks is 4 1 2 0 IM WeW PIcclolo 2b 3 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 3 3 3 0 McRynl cl 4 3I 3 NNto c 3 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 4 0 1 1 WoHoch 3b4 0 1 0 . 4 r * !!’ !S!!S? ” '»•* ■«» by "A ll we have to do is wait, and in three runs with a homer and two MRIfomla lf< 17 10 .430 mm. Hndrsn ph 1 0 0 0 lore 3b 10 0 0 Brown cf 1 0 0 0 Broun ph 10 0 0 Garner 3b 4 0 1 0 WOhlfrd rf 1 0 0 0 lun'or varsity things like scoring runs will come singles and Moose Haas pitched a Minnnneeoto 14 11 J40 2 Bochte 1b 3 0 10 Moseby cf 3 1 1 1 Bailey c 3 12 1 Francon rf 2 0 1 0 (SsH ei ttad, 1-1) M ile settboll acHon Tuesdoy. The io « CMcago .500 Kennedy c 4 1 2 4 OSmIth se 1 0 0 0 May 5 — Quebec X Philadelphia 1 Indians were boasted by the flrst- around," said Whitaker. " I t ’sgood five-hitter, leading Milwaukee. 11 11 m KIngmn dh 4 0 1 0 Shephrd cf 1 0 0 0 Mortlnox It 4 I 3 3 ttaeeler p 0 0 0 0 Reynide ss 4 0 3 0 Law 1b 1 0 0 0 Ueberroth orders mandatory drug testing Koneae CIW (DT) 11 13 .458 4W Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 5 1 3 2 Booker p 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk If 2 0 1 0 Knoppor p 3 0 0 0 Drieeen 1b 2 0 0 0 hhlne lo i^ lih lttln g ot Kris Hu2 for this team to play like it's Haas, 2-2, struck out seven. Seat- Seattle 13 15 444 5 Tettfetan c 0 0 0 0 Bell If 4 0 12 Dawtev p 1 0 0 0 Fltxgerld c 2 0 1 0 MOV 7— Philadelphia 4, Quebec 3 ban^ on^ PMgp Lepok, who each Oakland 14 .407 Tempitn ss 3 0 1 2 Forech p 0 0 0 0 May 4 — Quebec at Fhlloiletahla 7:a capable of playing. We’re finally tlee's Jim Beattie fell to 1-3. 11 4 Heath c 3 12 0 Thorntn If 1 0 0 0 MRmrx ss 1 0 0 0 Compbll p 0 0 0 0 Palmer p 1 0 0 0 bloiteb. 'Sj2 r«n henta runs over the Bv Fred McMgne program. Ueberroth said he sent to Fehr at the Players Association. three physicians. Texae 8 14 .333 7Vi DovN rf 4 0 2 0 Motsxk dh 3 1 0 1 p jn . centertIMd (once. Chontal LaRoee coming around with our hitting." Droveky p 3 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 3 0 1 1 Dllone ph 1 0 0 0 Bhia Jays 10, A’s 1 United Press International an "urgent letter of request” to "When the commissioner says The players' drug program is 09*4 Reeelli H ill 2b 3 0 0 0 Whm c 4 3 3 3 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Schotxdr p 0 0 0 0 May 13— Quebec at Philadelphia, 7:'a r lp ^ tour hits and Stacey Tomkiel Jack Morris benefited from the Chicago 7. Hand 4 Griffin se 3 0 3 1 ButtrfM rf I 1 0 0 ®»H®«}®6,W'rM. LonI McCabe notched Donald Fehr, executive director of that urinalysis are mandatory, I essentially voluntary, permitting Boston 4, CoHtomlo 4 Bochy c 10 0 0 Glynn p 0 0 0 0 **'4^ 14— Fhllodelehla at Quebec, 7:a onslaught to run his record to 4-3, At Toronto, Ernie Whitt, Willie Mayer ph 1 0 00 Femndx ss4 1 2 1 TotaN 34 1111 11 TotaN 34 3 0 1 Shinee ph 1 0 0 0 NEW YORK - Baseball com­ the Players Association, and Lee understand his intention la a good either a player or club manage­ Toronto ML Oakland 1 Gallego es 0 0 0 0 J5;o?3"tg'5ia’lo“" pitching seven innings before the Upshaw and George Bell each Detroit ML Texas 1 Sox 411110440-11 ____ «... 5®S!t®® R 6000 ’’ x^Moy M — Quebec o l Fhltodslphla, missioner Peter Ueberroth has MacPhail, head of the Player one,” said catcher Ted Simmons of ment to seek treatment for a T f * ■ M 1 7 1 ToNHs SI M 12 W St. Loots OWMS10 4-1 Tigers bullpen was given a little drove In a pair of runs to spark lead Boltimore A Kansas City 3 7:a p.m. decided to play good old-fashioned Relations Committee, the owners’ the Milwaukee Brewers. "But if I player. The agreennent allows the Minnesota 4, New York 4 OoMOfN 444 441444-1 Gomo-wlnnlna RBI — McReynolde JK L * * ’ *^*^a4,„“4iliS IIIInBJVkaaaball clean-up work. the Toronto attack. Winner Dave Tarooia M4ti44lK—N (3). MeeNe e l o a iO I I S ^ i x-Moy 11 — Fhlledelphle at Quebec, hardball in his efforts to stop drug bargaining committee, asking that want to do it. I ’ll do it. club to reduce a player's salary if MIKsaukee X SeottN 2 Gome-wlnnlne RBI— Moseby ( ). 7:a p.m. Texas starter Dickie Notes, who Stieb, 2-3, went six innings and Don 1 . •fhlfh, Horr, Pondloten. ()®dfne-wlnnlng RBI — Mumphrey xHt neeme^^f -T!l®. veriliv .baeeboll abuse in the national pasttime. they Join the mandatory testing "There’s only one reason why he misses considerable playing K ^ u llln lk s , Lee. DP-Ooktand LO B -Jo n DIegp X St. Louis X tajm dre^tfeflnrtd Its f l r i t Bome o t t h f ve o r entered the game with the fifth- Sutton was shelled to slide to 2-3. CMoogo (Bums 3-3) at Oeveland Ueberroth announced Tuesday program. urinalysis ia not in the existing time. The council resolvee any (Heaton 2-1), 7:35 p.m. , l^orontol.LOB—OaktandlLToronto 2B—Mortlnox, Garvoy, Mc(3oo, Van , EjrET®®''*) Ciyx. DP-Houeton X best ER A In the American League 7; * * ^ u m n lk s , Moseby, Davis, Whm. Slyko. HR—Mortlnox ( 4). S— !£E~ilousfon 1, Montreal 4. 2B— 94 ...... he was ordering mandatory drug "The union will be sympathetic contract, and that’s because it’s disputes between players and Collfemla (Slaton 34)) at Boeton (Boyd HR—Whitt (2). SB— Femondex (3). at 2.08, was rocked early and often 3-1), 7:35 p.m. Drovockv. SF—TemplotonX J!"'®*'®' • • - C f v x (2), Reynolds b ro o k and jM fB lfir chipped In with W hHa Sox 7, Clavaland 4 and help us,” Ueberroth said. "W e against one's constitutional rights. clubs. SF—Gorclo. 111. two h iti each terf t . Hie___ loeersTlIllno,_ M . as his record tumbled to 1-1. Four testing for all professional base­ (Mklond (Warren 1-3) at Toronto At Cleveland, Greg Walker must stop drugs in baseball, and You can't force someone to submit (Alexander 441), 7:3S p.m. _____ hosts Nothen Hale today. Rangers pitchers met with little ball personnel — from owners to R R d i o , T V to one against his will. He wants to One of the reasons Ueberroth Detroit (Petry 43) at Texas (Moeon » M R R R BBSO IF H RRRBBSO success in trying to restore order. crashed a two-run, two-out homer secretaries, but not m ajor league we will.” 34J,4:3Sp.m. was elected commissioner was Sutton (L 13) S 13 9 4 4 4 5 Kneppr (W 20) 51-3 3 ) 0 4 4 Lance Parrish singled home that snapped a 4-4 tie in the fifth, players. The players are covered However, the Players Associa­ clean up pro baseball and I think (McGregor 1-3) at Kansas s s a s j 1 1 ? t because of his hardline opposition CHy (Jockeen 1-1), S;3S p.m. Warren 23 2 3 2 1 ) DerjjtajJs 1) 323 3 0 0 0 3 Gibson with the gam e’s first run in rallying Chicago past Cleveland. by a separate drug program which tion has not said if it will climb on that's great.” Blrtsos 2 1 0 0 1 3 "i^riota 1 1 0 0 0 0 ?|'SS9..Er.^L to drugs. As president of the Loe New York JCowley 0-1) at Minnesota lor vorsHy bw ib e ll ___ the third, and Herndon and Sim­ Floyd Bannister struck out nine to was negotiated as part of last the commissioner’s bandwagon. Belanger said mandatory drug (ImHheen U ), t;35 pjn. Forsch (L 22) 21-3 7 7 S .2 0 Fabner (L 23) 552313 h lt i b u t cpm e'ow gv a 4-3 Angeles Olympic Organising Com­ SthSTTw 23) 4 7 1 1 4 4 Compboll 223 2 2 0 0 0 Schotiedor 1 3 1 l o o mons hit back-to-back homers in post his first victory after three year’s ^ s ic Agreement. "H e hasn’t notified us of any­ testing had been brought upduring ^ ------(Moore 23) at Mllwou- n4,W KH T ra d io Coventry^i NgHwn Mala" mittee, he supported a comprehen­ koo (BurrNj3),4;3Sp.m. LtavelN 1 1 0 0 0 2 Haesiw- 2 2 3 0 1 1 Glynn 1 0 0 0 1 1 _ liiic k ^ M thetourth. losses. Walker’s third homer of the However, the commissioner said thing other than the fact that he the negotiations on the drug Mueeelman I 0 0 0 1 o Doylov 2 0 0 0 0 3 Roberge 210001 wpffp^Sdlr* '” • sive drug program aimed at TkaredoY'e ^9ai leiTiM scored twice dna irMirettaineond Herndon singled home Gibson in season came off loser Bert Bly­ he is confident the M ajor League was going to do something," said agreement last year, but was set No Bomee scheduled Caudill I 1 0 0 0 1 BMk-Oravocky. PB-Nloto. T—2:14. W F -^lm er. FB-FItigerald. T—3:M. L ln d io4V B o u tllle r once eoch w r WP—Worren. T—3:55. A—31,292. the nilh, and Detroit put together a leven, 1-1. Players Association will join the Mark Belanger, special assistant aside to be studied by a council ol cleaning up tne Olympics. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8. 19»5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8, 1985 - 13 NBA playoff roundup Nuggets and Lakers FOCUS/ Food Guide for kids semifinalist partners World’s best By Jo« Sexton some needed rest before the annual May conference confronta­ United Pres* International conference title series. tion, and they tend to make it a Denver led 43-23 after one short visit. Utah Jasx coach Frank Layden quarter, and 71-43 at halftime. The Lakers secured their sixth didn’t charge anything when he Elnglish had 10 points before invitation in the last seven years to moms deserve provided colleague Doug Hoe with intermission. the Western Conference final Tues­ a script that might come in handy The Nuggets led 00-61 midway day night, dispatching Portland when the Nuggets (ace the Los through the third quarter before 139-120 to capture the series 4-1. Angeles Lakers in the Western the Jazz scored 16 straight points in “ I think everybody in the locker- Conference final beginning the next 3 minutes to pull within room tonight was very business­ special feast ' Saturday. 00-77 with 2:21 left. Mike Evans like." said Byron ^ o tt, who broke the Denver drought with 2 chipped in with 16 for Los Angeles. V'' “ The effort we showed in this free throws and a basket in the next "W e were not joking and playing in f'f: FOR STRAWBERRIES: Set a series would have beaten a lot of minute. the lockerroom." By Nancy Pappas teams.” a generous, if disap­ There was no joking on the court Herald Reporter pint-slied plastic carton of fresh “ They really have a shot at the pointed, Layden said after Denver either, but the Lakers still man­ strawberries in the kitchen sink, Lakers,’’ Layden said. “The battered the Jazz for nearly three aged to enjoy themselves. Magic Calling all kids! Calling all kids! and let lots of cold water run Nuggets play very well as a unit, periods and held on for a 116-104 Johnson set a record for assists in a It’s time to get out the wooden through. You’ll see that the water and Doug has done an outstanding victory. “ But it wasn't good five-game series, handing out 85. spoons and mixing bowls. Tim e to runs right out the bottom. Shake job.” UPl ptwio enough against Denver.” The Lakers, who won for the 22nd break a few eggs and shake. You the strawberries in their box a few The Nuggets got some unex­ Substitute Los Angeles for straight time at home, used an 8-0 Quebec's Dale Hunter (right) wanted to broke the glass during final seconds of Q. wouldn’t want Mom to prepare her times. pected help from rookie Willie Denver, and Moe might well be surge late in the third quarter to own breakfast on Mother’s Day, Now turn the water down to a White, starting his second game in game at Le Collsee. Flyers won. 4-2. uttering something similar in (our lead 100-80. The Blazers closed to nail Philadelphia’s Peter Zezel (25) but now would you? Of course not. gentle stream. Pick up one straw­ place of the injured Lafayette games. 119-109 with 4:44 remaining, but missed. Hunter hit the guardrail and We’ve put together some super- berry at a time, hold it under the “ Fat” Lever. Los Angeles scored the next 9 easy brunch menus you can water and turn quickly. When it’s “ If I had to wager on the Lakers thoroughly rinsed, put It into a White hit 13 points, grabbed a points. prepare on your own— or with a bit series. I ’d bet on L.A.," Moe said. bowl. Continue until all of the career-high 6 rebounds and had 4 "Losing to the best team in the Stanley Cup playoffs of help from an older sister or “ But that doesn’t mean I don’t strawberries are clean. think we can beat them. They’re a assists (or Denver. league is not a disgrace,” said brother. You can do French toast You can leave the green leaves The victory marks the first time Portland coach Jack Ramsay. and fruit cup and sausage balls or great team and they’ve been on the berries— they make a really awesome. But I feel we’re the best the Nuggets have won two NBA “ This team (the Blazers) is young just strawberries and cinnamon good handle — or you can pull them team in the West with a chance to playoff series in one year, and the and it will only get better.” toast. But first, let’s set up a Flyers tie up Nordiques off. Either way, your mom will beat them.” first time since 1978 Denver is in Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 25 few rules: enjoy her berries. Denver got 30 points from Alex the Western Conference finals. points for the Lakers. Jerome 1. Always wash your hands English and 21 more from Calvin The Lakers, however, are hardly Kersey had 18 points and Clyde QUEBEC (UPI) - Michel Ber­ will play Thursday. Paterson were their first of the before handling food. FOR CINNAMON TOAST: Just Natt to take the series 4-1 and earn such infrequent guests at the Orexler 17 for the Blazers. geron and Mike Keenan agree on if they don’t, the Flyers are playoffs. 8, Don’t turn on the stove or oven the reason the Philadelphia Flyers confident they can take up the Craven and Paterson came to until you are about 10 years old. toast a couple of pieces of your have tied their Wales Conference slack in the friendly confines of the Philadelphia from the Detroit Red Even then, this piece of cooking mom’s favorite bread, then coat playoff series with the Quebec Spectrum. They have a record of Wings early in the season in a trade G> equipment should be used with an lightly with soft margarine. Find Nordiques. 37-4-4 on home ice this season, for Darryl Sittler. It was Poulin’s adult in the house. out if your parents have a shaker Celtics need to dig down deep fourth playoff game since coming 3. filled with cinnamon and sugar. If "They came out strong and including 19 straight victories, Although you can probably get forechecked us very well,” Nor­ “ We’re strong there.” Murray back from a knee Injury. your parents’ permission to use the not, have someone help you By Froderick Waterman games and the Celtics scored just heroes of the two games in Detroit. diques coach Bergeron said after Craven said. ” We look forward to toaster or m icrowave oven, you combine two spoonfulls of sugar United Press International 12 points in the final quarter Tyler scored 16 points in the fourth Philadelphia defeated Quebec 4-2 going home.” Olltra 7, Hawks 3 should not plug, unplug or clean and one spoonful of cinnamon in a cereal bowl. Sprinkle the toast with Sunday. quarter of Game 3 and Johnson 22 Tuesday to even their best-of- Craven scored once on Nor­ In the other Stanley (jup semifi­ those appliances yourself. cinnamon. BOSTON — To Larry Bird, the In Game 4, Boston’s starters in the last quarter of Game 4. seven series at 1-1. Game 3 will be diques goalkeeper Mario Gosselin, nal Tuesday night, Edmonton o 4. Don’t use a sharp knife unless NBA playoffs don’t measure talent played most of the game and “ We had a lot of injuries early in played Thursday at the Spectrum and assisted on a short-handed downed Chicago, 7-3. Edmonton your parents have given you FOR CHEESE ROLL-UPS: You or skill, but desire. And he finds the Cedric Maxwell believes the play­ the year," Tyler said. “ And the in Philadelphia. goal by Poulin in the first period. defenseman Larry Melnyk scored permission, and watched you will need one or two pieces of sliced Boston Celtics are lacking that ers need more rest, rather than a depth and cohesiveness we have is "It's hard to come back against a Ilkka Sinisalo scored late in the the first goal of his 140-game NHL practice with it a little. cheese — any flavor will do— and a characteristic. better attitude, to win Game 5 at partly because the players on the strong team like Philadelphia,” second period to give Philadelphia career to give the Oilers the lead 5. Call a grown-up if you break thin piece of luncheon meat. Put The defending world champions Boston Garden. bench got more playing time.” Bergeron said. "W e didn’t play a a 3-0 lead. for good over the Chicago Black

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Variation: This is also a good basic recipe for Lightly grease griddle or frying V4( } IJVI a I jBTt \ss4Mlimwl irf F hwiU Qluitv Shampoos, along with the cash register receipt required refund form and the name "Personal Have an older person heat the PbM\& Fhiwtrs. HaS3ock FIVet . 3 ” banana mousse. Substitute banana pudding and pan with margarine or cooking Minute Maid with the purchase price circled. Expires June 30, Touch" cut out from any Personal Touch razor or oven to 400 degrees. Put the pans Sluip F jrh hw ihr Bt^t V'h\'1iOARDEN FRESH to absorb the grease. Serve right 6 9 ' constitute postal fraud, which is a serious federal expenses are passed along to honest consumers in the use to defraud manufacturers. number will not be published) Please concentrate away, or cool and let someone help an additional three to four min­ Miiuite Maid Lenumade CJ Red or Green R ^ Deheious offense. utes. Serves six people. ABBORTEOPKCCS form of higher prices. Should refund cheats and proof-of-purchase thieves 00 restaurants In the Manchester area. Address you reheat them later. If there are SwaiKon Fried Chicken : 2” Leaf Lettuce hi Apples Ripping box tops and proof-of-purchase seals off Your husband is right. People who commit crimes be vigorously prosecuted? I would like to bear your CALIFORNIA FRESH c r is p / m C CALIFORNIA-TANCY JUlCV a Inquiries to: Today’s Special, Manchester Herald, any left over, they make good HEAT AND SERVE .»« 199 9 9 ; products on the supermarket shelves destroys their should be turned in. You can do this by writing to the opinion. Please write to me in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. appetizers or afternoon snacks. La Pizzeria Gieese Pizza P*>9 i Romaine Lettuce » 09 Sunkist Lemons 4 „88' SELECTED V A R m eS Fluffy pancaka topping GREEN OUNT-BKOMi SWEET PEAS OR CALIFORNIA FRESH a ^ £ \ C ’gg 9 9 ' Large Artichokes Z h. / y Green Peppers . 7 9 ' Yopbh Yogurt tc ra m M a d e g g s NibletsCorn".::r OBVE. OAROCN STYU OR PB8EAPPLE 1 cup Mueberries or sliced FLOfBOA FARM FRESH ^ O A C RED RWE-SALAO SIZE .g Menus Eggs strawberries C ucu m b ers j o “ Fami^ Pa^ Tomatoes 1" Hood Cottage Cheese HOsCrOEWS-Cai|T8lOUPCS-«8TtWElO*iFCCtS O A V r WNTTE OR YBXOW-4MO. WRAPPED I Milk 1 banana, peeled and sliced CkBCKBt CHOW MEM 0 0 2 OR 169 FLOROASOLIOPURPLE Margarine lor the pan V4 cnp heavy cream, whipped Chicken & Pea Pods Fancy Cut INIelon 'Brays . 89^ (Th^-O-Bit S S ^ Qieese '5? 1” | b r o c c o u i o z or WHHE OR YEUOW-4 or. SHARP 8«nlor citizens Wednesday: Baked manicotti, Monday: Half day. bring a bag Thursday: Juice, grilled cheese Andovar EtonMntary Friday: Fish and cheese, hash Salt, pepper, other spices to taste 2 tablespoons powdered sngar oeem m . te a s » 1«9 browns, green beans, cake with Turitey B r ^ L ^ O' L^es Cheddar •ri The following meals will be cauliflower, green beans, salad, lunch. sandwich, chips, chilled fruit. Take out one egg tor every child Dash nntmeg CHUNRD-RANOOM WDGHT pudding. Bologna and cheese sand­ Tuesday: Tacos, lettuce and Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, The following lunches will be frosting. under eight, and two eggs for every Combine washed, drained ber­ served at Mayfair Gardens and ( siimili r's s.ik! A&P Swiss Cheese . 3 ” wich, fruit cocktail, milk. tomato cup, com chips, hot sauce, assorted fruit. served at Andover Elementary bigger person who will be eating. ries with banana. Whip cream, Muellers Macaroni & REOULAR. PBIK OR PU98CM Westhill Gardens the week of May School the week of May 13 13 through 17 to Manchester Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, chilled peaches. Crack the eggs into a big mixing flavoring with sugar and nutmeg, I Kn/I N Minute Maid Lemonade »r89' baked potato, zucchini salad, pud­ Wednesday: Fmitjuice, lasagna RHAM High aehoolB athrough 17: bowl. Pour In a little milk, tnen mix and gently stir in the fruit. Serve sincli' S r'I I .i'..i”iu Pasta Cheese Dinner N064PAT residents who are 60 or older. Nobel Prtie l NRICMI D Monday: Braised beef cubes, ding. Egg salad sandwich, with meat sauce, garlic bread, well with a large fork or an egg immediately. A&P Dessert Topping ur79* pudding with topping. The following lunches will be Monday: Hamburgers, golden ( lui'Si' Sllllil'd Stu lls . FLAVORED OR PLAM noodles, stewed tomatoes, wheat peaches, milk. potato patty, peas, ice cream. Alfred B. Nobel, the inventor of beater. You're done when you no Note: You may prepare the frait Friday: Baked haddock square Thursday: Soup, grilled cheese servwed at RHAM' junior and dynamite, bequeathed $0 million, longer see streaks of golden yolk or in advanoe, but do the whipped Colombo Yogurt «SJ79* bread, mixed fruit. sandwich, potato puffs, plum senior high schools the week of Tuesday: Stuffed shells, mixed Sp.ictiiiii» Mi.iih.ilK FOR BETTER HEALTH Tuesday: Minestrone soup, with newburg sauce, mashed pota­ vegetables, cheese wedge, frait the interest to be distributed white milk; everything should look cream at the last minute. toes, carrots, salad, cookies. Cold cobbler. May 13 through 17; yearly to those who had most 2% Lowfat M ill r89* spaghetti and meat suace, tossed Monday: Meat patty, mashed crisp. l’i |)|u r Sli'.ik " Rill' .. 2 *1 WHOLE 1MKIC,^ , rPART m n t SKBI mrsmm OR $80 BALT i \ roast beef sandwich, canned apri­ Friday: Pizza. 3 5 ' salad, Italian dressing, Italian benefited mankind in physics, PoDy-0 Ricotta Cheese 25:3’’ cots, milk. pototo with gravy, mixed vegeta­ chemistry, medicine-psychology, bread, apple crisp. bles, homemade roll, choice of Wednesday: Hambaurg pizza, Sines thanks day In July ( tiiL'kcn Pii’ AU VANrnES-TflAOmONAL KITCHEN SUCEO BEANS, PEAS. CREAM STYLE OR W»40LE MiLR OR PART SlUM Wednesday: Roast pork, sweet C ovM itry BchoolB salad. Juice bars. literature and peace. In 19M, Pol^-0 Mozzarella Cheese ^ 2** dessert. x" economics was added. In 1983, the- IM S TOMATbes R ^ Spaghetti 1 3 9 Green Giant 3 Q O C potatoes and apples, green beans, ManchMtw schoolB The following lunches will be Tuesday: Spaglibtti with meat Continued from page 13 pan, stir in cake mix, egg, milk and Thursday: Tacos, rice, tomato award was worth approximately vanilla with rubber spatula until Omtadina Tomato Sauce 39' Sauce X NibletS Com rye bread, applesauce, black bot­ served in the Coventry elementary sauce, garden salad, garlic roll, TMCK-RCH The following lunches will be and lettuce, pears. $190,000. 12m C t K BEAN "CUSTOMGROUND STEMStPKCES tom pudding with topping. served in the Manchester public schools the week of May 13 through mixed fruit. Chocolata chip well blended. Scrape down sides of Contadina Tomato Paste 229 Thnrsdhy: Breaded fish with pan. Sprinkle evenly with choco­ Eight O ’ Clock Coffee M l Laurel Mushrooms 2 s i * l schools the week of May 13 through 17. Wednesday: Cheeseburger on a 0MALL 8BCT.. MEOMiEBCT.. OR LARGE 32CT NCWE$8GLAN0 Creole sauce, mashed potatoes, nut caka late pieces and nuts. Bake in Tomato Juice 899 17: Monday: Cheeseburger, pickle, roll, french fries, carrots, cake. “ Luvs Diapers Mainer’s Cove Cbm Chowder ’^ 6 9 * wheat bread, Mexican Com, trea­ nothing to do, Ma.” ' 2 cups Snake Cake mix preheated, 375-degree oven 30 FBC Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked potato puffs, fruit crisp. Thursday: Homemade pizza, A&P Mayonnaise 1-qi I 1 9 OCEANtPRAY JWFY sure bars. beans, cabbage-pineapple salad, Tuesday: Juice, clam roll, ma­ green beans, fresh fralt. I 1 egg, slightly beaten minutes or until pick inserted in * CnuH.raspberry Drink P Corn Muffin M ix Friday: Cranberry juice, roast Looking forward to that cry again this summer? ; V4 cup milk center comes out clean. Cool in pan TDOOOT chilled mied fruit. caroni salad, green beans, gelatin Friday: Frait Juice, clam roll, ; Hamburg Reish ITALIAN. FflENCH on 1000 ISLAND MOUNTAM GROWN turkey, bread stuffing, broccoli au If not, enroll your child In one of a variety of • 1 teaspoon vanilla on rack. Makes eight servings. PLUS OEPO«T-AU VARCTKB Tuesday: Cheese pizza, tossed with topping. hash brown patty, cole slaw, I aUGARSlOBON Wish-Bone-Ss:- 3 9 Foteer’s Instant gratin, cranberry jeiiy, white ^ One-lhird cup each semisweet W hite Rock Soda t salad, peanut butter cookies. Wednesday: Salad bar. homemade cookie. summer programs at MCC— Microwave directions: same as Dptonlixd Tea Mix SK3Z. bread, plum and cherry compote. Wednesday: Salami grinder, ibocolate pieces and chopped nuts ““ ^ S^d Dres^gs 1 Coffee lar AUVARCTKS • In 8-Inch layer cake or square for Everyday cake. •AM CQ C SMOLEPLY AUVARCTKS Mighty Dog Dog Food applesauce, ice cream, “The Uttimete In Design A S e rv le e * White Rock Drinks 3 canto. ^ . 7 a M m Ib on W h M is 'Ihursday: Oven-fried chicken, SgertCliNicf ■ •fiR 14, Giarnun ^ p 9 Qief Boy*ar*dee RavioB vC iic Kosher Dilk HYOROX The following meals are to be cranberry sauce, whipped pota­ Soccer I (ages 8-11) June 24 Rules blocking famine aid Bath Tissue 6 Sandwich Cream (Tookies served to Meals on Wheels clients toes and gravy, buttered com, SUPER ROSE Baseball (ages 8-10) 9BICH r rLuwucrumi bread and butter, vanilla pudding, July IS the week of May 13 through 17. The SPECIAL Baseball (ages 11-14) ; NAUGATUCK (UPI) - A Con- Vincent Ferrer Church in Nauga­ Fonda Luncheon Plates Budweiser Beer SZ ^ 9 ” Friday: Vegetable beef soup, July 15 HMOEPOBIT-REaORLIOm hot noon meal is listed first and the tuck, said large amounts of food ait (■Lt/cd Baked I l.iin 1' toasted «heese sandwich, vegeta­ Basketball (ages 8-11) July 8 p ^ c u t priest just returned from E x tra S tre n g th Fonda Cold Cups ST2” CoonsBeer 12 cool evening meal, second. Ethiopia said U.S. regulations are on Ethiopian docks because there Monday: Beef stew with biscuit, ble sticks, apple crisp. $14.08 Dozon Cash A Carry' Tennis (ages 10-18) July 22 D atril •to'BOW LS TENDER K.i'cm') skiiilisv I r.ink^ 1 ' hindering getting aid to the are no roads or tracks to take It into irO P F L A B b Fonda Bowls wax beans, salad, applesauce. I19.S0 Dozan Dallverad Qolf (age 10-18) F Spruce Tmy Shrimp BoNkm BchoolB July 20 ktarving. the countrzslde. E dge n f AWE 8 BOnUM RtlSMIs l.il' "'.ill liulu'JII.I 2 ' Cold turkey sandwich, fresh Soccer II (ages 15-171 ‘ The Rev. Edmund S. Nadolny In consequence, other charities Sob Laundry Detergent orange, milk. The following lunches will be Fresh A Silk Arrangomants Auo. 10 S have G el •ST'S Spnice Crabmeat *...... said U.S. laws allow only emer­ such as the Catholic Relief Servi­ RB«ULAR,BlTfM BTRO80TH0R$«RML A ALOE PLUS_ DEPOSfT>MT. , ^ DEW, REG OR DFET ^ M-USDtPOSIT-nEaOmXET-SUNKISTOnANOe. I lol I’l'PpiT ( llU Sl 1 Tuea^y: Beef roulards, rice served in the Bolton Elementary- $12.50 A Up • f t r KMa" gency feeding and forbids use of ces must spend their money to buy > ^ ln e Intensive ., ^ - 1 9 9 pilaf, squash, salad, cake. Ham Center schools the week of May 13 ■ fgiN trucks. Pepsi Cola or 1 8 9 Cherry Coke 1 1 9 funds (or transportation of food ICare Lotion ( I’ol.ilo S;tl;ul C)9 sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. through 17. Assorted Flowering A Introduction to Spanish (ages 13-17) June 10 within Ethiopia or for development Pepsi Free ol^X orSpnte ^ X Foliage Plants Calligraphy (or Young People (ages 10-15) July 1 hrojects that could raise the Amendments to U.S. law pro­ Caratt Bouqual I LarRf itelan Bread Sharp Cheddar f l i i Wafer Exploring Nature A Arts (ages 8-12) pverall standard of living. hibit such development aid to Whole Bar-B-Quedl 59 July 15 countries that have not paid back llalan Grinder Rolls Nibblers French Onion . 3” Otuckptis lb. Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, On Stage (ages 8-12) ' Nadolny returned Sun^y after cotmrnvaTns A delightful arrangement of fresh or silk flowers July 15 handing over to Catholic Relief loans to the United States. Apple FriUers Imported French Brie . 2 " Bar-BOued Pork Spare Rihs . 2 ” is happy to announce Typing (or Teens (ages 11-18) In a glazed ceramic container - $22.50 & Up July 1 Services $420,000 raised in Connec­ Pins Cohda Cakes Wine Chedtiar______Chicken Chow Mefai "Right now nothing is being done PtBCBtEPFtCnvlBUN..MAYtTHT$BmAT„M AY tITK 1IB6. the relocation of his office to: Word Processing for Teens (ages 11-18) ticut to help the starving. W IREEEWVlTmiBOm TO LMETEAUt AND TO CORRECT TVPOQRAP.BCAURRORE. July 1 to help those people recover," IT IM r m W L I NOT W U U U U TO W M O U IM I0 * K m . H M n . 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester "The relief agencies In Ethiopia Nadolny said. "It's fine to ship kre very frustrated," he said. them powdered milk, but it doesn't For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and 6 4 6-8268 ''They must obey our laws, and do any good it they don't have children's foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis­ 135 C«nt«r 8tr««l Call for free they need te meet the needs of the water to make the milk." people, but our laws are obstruct­ Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. M a n c h « t t « r descriptive brochures, ing that." He said he visited the Melka- Emergencies seen same day. j m “Wo're fostering a welfare Warir refugee comp where former neURS: MeNDAY thru rRIDAY 8;ee A.M. 1012 P.M.; SATpOAY 8:00 A.M. 1 0 1 0 :0 0 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. 10 5:00 P.M. 847-6242. Tfturaday, Friday A Saturday aoBUwsisitsti Mato," Nadolny said. nomads are trying to learn agricul­ 6 4 6 -5 1 5 3 Opart 0-0 Msnohsalar,CannacSoul 08040 Nadolny, who is pastor of the St. ture after all their animals died.

I MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. May g. 1965 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8. 1965 Advice REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” Life claimed by smoking REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK <>vjf : i . inspires this woman to quit featuring: DEAR DEAR ABBY: I never thought ABBY: On I'd be writing to you for advice, but April S, I read a here 1 am. My world is in chaos, and for the Picture Your Family In This latter in your BOLTON • LARGE LOT Luxurious Brick Ranch column in the first time in my life I am COLONIAL GEORGIAN Spe this 6 room Cape Cod on a acre treed lot 3(7x22' Sunken Mvlng room, kitchen, family room, 24' Rocky Moun­ Dear Abby considering suicide. I am the MANSION PLUS an XTR A lot to sell now or later... coder solar room, 3-5 bedrooms. $296,000... tain Newt that mother of two beautiful twin boys WF GUARANTEE OUH HOUSESI - 646-2482 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI - 646-24S2 did tomeUilng Abigail Van Buren who are 2 years old. I often wonder in Historic District for me that no­ if they'd te better off without me. thing else wat I'm 22. Six months ago I left my husband • Approximately 9,000 sqyare feet of living space. able to do. It • 21 rooms * S'A Baths to live with a married man I i • ' made me de­ • 20x27 FamUy Room • 7 Working fireplaces cide to quit thought I loved. I destroyed two families because of my selfish­ • Den • Center Kitchen itnoking. • Oak Floors • Fully Insulated PRESTIGIOUS ‘ 1 It wat written by a woman old, four-pack-a-day woman reach ness, and now I'm miserable. I • Separate Apartment • Updated Wiring tigned “Grieving in Gulfport.” into her purse and throw her realize that I do not love this older • Oil Hot Air and Oil Steam Heat AND whote beloved younger sister had cigarettes in the trash! I've taken married man. • Gas Hot Water (100 Gal.-1980) SPACIOUS died from iung cancer. Her doctor an oath to never smoke again. I want my old life back, but I • Some Appliances, Drapes to Remain bluntly stated, “Cigarettes kiiied Too bad she didn't sign her know my husband and his family • Cedar Clapboard Siding $375,000.00 GREAT COLONIAL Now Saltbox Colonial her.” name. She deserves to be thanked will never forgive me for what I • Approx. 2 Acres of Property with modernized baths and kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms. 7 rooms (2200 tq. ft.) 2W bathe, ekyllghta, jacuzzl, gar- publicly. have done. Please help me. large treed loti... agoe, cedar exterior, TH ER M O PAN windows... “Grieving’s” finai paragraphs • Many Flowering & Fruit Trees WE QRAUANTEE OUR HOUSES! 646-2482 hit me like a thunderbolt: “Abby. FREE IN DENVER ASHAMED IN • Much Restoration Completed STRANO REAL ESTATE v 7e g u a r a n t e e OUR HOUSESI - 846-2482 why do advertisers make cigarette AMHERST 156 East Center Street adt to attractive? Instead, they DEAR FREE: She did sign her DEAR ASHAMED: You really M anchester, CT 06040 “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI’ should run a before and after name, but requested that her letter want to live or you wouldn't have picture of a once-beautiful woman be signed "Grieving in Gulfport" if written to me. You can be helped, CALL THE Blanchard & Rossetto €S> vomiting and bald from radiation published. and I want to help you, but it's not Htrild photo by Plnk> “ACTION” NUMBER!! COMMERpAL therapy. However, I telephoned her to tell possible unless you tell me how to REAnSR* 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 nNANCIALNCIWOmC “I know this letter is too long for reach you. iM KS l i t Watt Ceolsr tt. csnwr el McKee S t Sealer CHIzsas Oltcaai her what a terrific impact her Happy birthday, Arthur Fcalurc of the Week PuW by Ihe Munchetter Herald 647-“ SOLD” ^REAL ESTATE your column, but if it makes Just letter had made, and asked if I Please call your telephone oper­ 8 one person reach into her purse (or could reveal her identity. ator and ask for your local suicide Looking over a birthday cake to mark Retired Teachers Association, llling, ------hit pocket) and throw away that prevention office. Then phone that Arthur llling’s 90th birthday are, from and Doris Ramizi. The retired teachers' pack of cigarettes, it will be worth She said, "If you think it will help office and tell the people there that It.” just one person, go ahead." Abby told you to call. Do this left, Frances Vaida, Vincent Ramizi, group met Monday at the Manchester Abby, please tell “Grieving" So, orchids to you, Dorothy immediately, and let me hear from incoming president of the Manchester Country Club. that her letter made this 42-yCar- Sosebee in Gulfpor), Miss.! you at once. 1 care. Many causes to diarrhea cinema

DEAR DR. disease. Whether the extra beaU HortforO silence (R) 1: IS, 7:30,9:45. — Ghoulles (R) 7, 9. — Stick (R) 7, 9. — Moving GOTT: What is are normal or abnormal depends Cloiwia CHv — A Private Function (PG-13) 1:45, 7:30, 9:30. — Stick (R) Violations (PG-13) 7:15. 9:15. — Des­ (R) 7:30. V:40. — The Purple Rose ot 1:15, 7:40, 10. — Lost In America (R) perately Seeking Suson (PG-13) 7:10, spastic colitis? on their frequency, timing and 1:45, 7:50, 9:50. — Witness (R) 1, 7:35, 9:10. I had a bad case configurations. Cairo (PG ) 7:1S. 9:15. — Annodeus (PG) I. — BIrdV (R) 4:50,9:35. 10. Windsor ___ I I » of diarrhea for As a general rule, extra beaU CloeeteOle — Thofs Ooncino (G) Manchester Plaza — The Lost Dragon (P(3-13) 7:30 with Mrs. Sottel (PG-13) 9:30. UA Theaters Host — Just One ot the four weeks, so I Dr. G ott are heart contractions that appear Guvs (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. — Gymkoto 7:15. went to the doc­ out of synchrony with the normal ■osl Hartford ( R) 7:30,9:10. — Lodyhawke ( PG-13) 7, I I tor. He said it heart rhythm. They are triggered ■ostweed Pefe * Cinema — Mask 9:15. Peter Gott, M.D. (PG-13) 7:15. MJHMfteM South Wiadsor "New Listiag” |U4,000. was spastic co­ by tiny electrical impulses arising Peer Rldiora's Pub A Cloomo — Tronstux Celleoe Twin — Desper­ Corponte bond litis. He gave from either the low-pressure Mark (PG-U) 7 :», 9:30. ately Seeking Susan (PG-13) 7, 9. — Newer 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 Bedrooms, 2V4 Baths, Family Room. Nice m e Librax, chambers (atria) of the heart or Shew case Claemas — Beverly Hills Repo Man (R) 7, 9. A corporate bond is evidence of Deck. 2 car garage and very nice raised hearth fireplace with heatalatorll Cop (R) 1:15,7:35,9:45. — Desperately debt by a corporation. It differs Call Fast — Won't Laatll which helped, from the high-pressure chambers Seeking Susan (PG-13) 1, 7:35,9:45. — Vernen so I only had to (ventricles). (3otchal (PG-13) 1,7:15,9:40. — Police Clne1B3 — Mask (P(3-13)7:15,9:X. from a municipal bond in many go to the bathroom twice a day. Librax, like other similar medi­ Atrial extra beaU are common Academy 3; Their First Asslonment — The Lost Dragon (PG-13) 7, 9:05. ways, particularly in taxability of (PG-13) 1:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Code of West Hortlerd The stool was very loose, so the cines, serves only to slow down in young persons and appear to be Him 1 B 3 — Mark (PG-13) 7,9:30. — interest. The corporate bond is doctor told me to take Metamucll. bowel action: it doesn't cure the related to stress and stimulanU Lodyhawke (P(>-13) 7,9:30. considered safer than common or “CHARMING & BRIGHT” It didn't help. Last week I got a cold fundamental cause of your prob­ (like nicotine and caffeine). They preferred stock of the same SOUTH WINDSOR Both English and Swahili are the Wllllmantlc company. Yield has averaged in 5 Room Condominium with 2 bedrooms and and the diarrhea has returned, lem. Likewise, Metamucil is rarely produce symptoms. Jlllsea Saeore Cinema — Lady- 8 Room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, family roomi 2Vi baths. Panelled Rec Room. although I no longer have the cold. simply vegetable fiber which adds Ventricular extra beaU seem to official languages of the United hawke (PG-13) 7, 9:30. — Gotchal recent years from 12 percent to 17 Patio deck 18x35, In-ground pool, large lot with a view. $132,900. den, with sliders. Wall to wall carpeting, lots Does colitis ever go away? bulk to your stools and absorbs be more prevalent in older people. Republic of Tanzania. (PG-13) 7:15, 9:15. — Code of Silence percent. of kitchen cabinets. Built-in Air Conditioner. excess liquid. Like the atrial variety, they are $48,900.00 Make Offer! DEAR READER: The wall of also brought on by stimulanU. South WiBdsor $124,900. the bowel is lined by muscle. On Although many forms of colitis However, in patienU with heart "New Listing UaR REALTY CO. Vary nice, large 'UBR Builf Raised Ranch, TRcRooms, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, occasion, those muscles can con­ are resolved with time. I think you disease, ventricular extra beau STRANO REAL ESTATE would be wise to check out your Family Room. 2 car garage and nice treed lot. In super Birch Hill areall tract in a form of spasm. The can trigger a dangerous runaway 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. Call Fast — Won't Lastll spasm causes digested food to problems with a specialist. rhythm. If they occur in relation to 643-3693 move too rapidly through the exercise or chest pain or after a Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD| Put Number 1 to work for you,’ intesUne. As a result, intestinal heart attack, they may herald moisture remains in the bowel DEAR DR. GOTT: I recently serious heart stoppage. movements, making them mushy had an EKG. Noting a dip in the Fortunately, for moat of us, or loose. tracings, I questioned the doctor. occasional extra beau are of no t 24 3 MAIN STREET .MANCHESTER Many diseases can cause diar­ He said it was an extra beat and concern. If the extra beats occur Don Jackson Rosa Viola Jackson 6 4 3 - 1 5 9 1 rhea. Therefore, before assuming nothing to be concerned about. frequently, the prudent patient yours is the product of spastic Please explain the significance of would seek more elaborate evalua­ 168 Main Si., Manchester L/a W a ■ U n 1 1 VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON (hooding North on Main SL, ocroea from Brown's Flowars) colitis, you need to have an this departure from the norm. I am tion than Just a routine 8 7 1 - 1 4 0 0 evaluation by a gastroenterologiBt. a senior citizen. cardiogram. 646-8646 This type of spedalist can perform ^ REALE8TATE 647-8400 certain teats to make sure you DEAR READER: Extra heart- don’t have intestinal infection, beau occur in healthy people of all Send your questions to: Dr. (3ott food allergy or any other treatable ages. Skipped beau also are at P.O. Box 9142S, Cleveland, OH disease. present in persons with heart 44101. Blanch nuts to remove skin DEAR in a clean kitchen towel and mb Lovpiy Caps POLLY: I love them together in the towel (faster ManchMtof $75,900 Elaganca peanut brittle when you have many small nuU, Ranch Lover's Delisht!! Cape In nice area featuring (Ireplaced living room, rec ManchMtMT $139,000 andfoundanew such as peanuU). A quick rinsing Immaculate properly in tip top shape. Lots of major im­ room, foyer, enclosed porch, dining room and 3 bed­ Elegant home with lovely french doors to dining room recipe that I'd under cool water will get rid of any provements. Beautiful lot. (^11 today for an appoint­ Very Tasteful!! rooms. and living room. 6 bedrooms, fireplace, screened Best describes the charm and decor of this exceptional 6 like to try. As Pointers remaining traces of skin. ment to sec this home! porch, multi-level deck to pool and large rooms throu­ room (Colonial in Bowers school distict. 2 Car garage, fi­ ghout. directed by the replace. Offered in the 80’s. recipe, I got Polly Fisher raw peanuts DEAR POLLY: I carry a small and shelled bag of clean old cotton socks in my them, but how car to use for emergency gloves. can I get the red No bands to wash and the used Stonehedge skins off the socks can be discarded. Horsld photo by Taiquinia peanuU? We have it grandchildren and ThaVa a blooming sight HELEN then cover them with boiling through the years we've kept all TO BE BUILT water. Let the nuU sit for three or the toys, broken or not. In a Joe Hayes, left, and Bob Taylor look sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, at CuhDa-Sael H E L ^ : The best me- four minutes, then drain. When the “treasure chest.” When the kids IT SPARKLES!!! Manchagtar $ I blanch them. This is also over one of the many hanging plants the center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. Contemporary Home to he built on Stonehedge Lane in 84,500 tra-Daalrabla Araa nuU are cool enough to handle, come, it is the first place they go. That's how clean this home is maintained. Ansaldi Built Beautiful home featuring a private lot on a cul-de-saci East Hartford $98,000 the way td remove the skins from either mb off the skin of each nut They love the treasured and which are blooming In the seniors’ Plants will also be sold at the center on Bolton. Still time to make all the big derisions to match Raised Ranch on Spring Street. 2 Fireplaces, Scratch- Fireplace, spacious, formal dining room, large kitchen your taste. Quality Construction by LEVITT!! (Oil to Well maintained split-level in ultra-desirable area almonib, bazelnuU (filberts) and with your fingers (this is easy and well-remembered old relics! greenhouse. The Manchester Senior Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the rest less Hardwood Moors throughout and many quality fea- and deck and a 3-car garage all combine to make this a Beautiful, brick ralsad-hearih fireplace In family room, similar nuU. Put the nuU in a bowl, fast with almonds) or put the nuU make your plans today!! fine home (or the growing familyl den and alldera to deck. MR. M. Citizens’ Center plans its annual plant of the week until they’re sold out. ______^ ______SALUTE THE CULTURAL VITALITY Joyce Epstein Thoughts OF MANCHESTER G. Join the Manchtstsr Symphony Orchestra and Chorale to celebrate Its 2Sth Anniversary I Real Estate 647-8895 The courtroom was crowded sweaty palms as I fumbled with Why, then, this show of mercy unbelieving heart that turns away WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION IS) with a line of offenders reaching my wallet, realizing that my and understanding? Because of from the living God," because out into the hallway. The Rhode checkbook was useless and hoping Jesus, our “Merciful and faithful 8 Jesus, our High Priest, is sympa­ Island State Police bad done their that I had |2S. cash (those were high priest in service to God." For thetic with our weakness and “Silver Anniversary Job well in corraling offenders of slim pay days!). Just enough cash! “Christ is faithful as a Son over the failure. It is in trusting Him that the speed limit. I was more than Deliverance and the exultation house of God." The writer to the our Judgment is turned to Joy! Gala Concert” intimidated by the austere and of freedom flooded my being as I Hebrews continues with some Sunday, May 12th - 4:00 p.m. MANCHESTER $76,900 CHFA MONEY unsmiling attendanU when my SpoUaas and extramely wall maintained 6 . room brick Cape with 3 bed­ exited the clerk's office to the sound advice. “See to it, brothers, Capi. Randall I. Davis rooms, 1V6 baths, flraplace. formal dining room, targa'dack and ancloaad name was called and the offense inviting outdoors and the beckon­ that none of you has a sinful. Salvation Army ^ Monday, May 13th - 7:30 p.m. porch. Call- for - more details. 843-4060 read out loud for all to hear. ing automobile. Home waited at NOW AVAILABLE “Seventy mlles-an-hour in 85-mile- the end of that carefully-driven 9 ‘/4% FOt LOW INCOME FAMIUES an-hour speed zone..." trip — no exceeding any speed ^ Manchester You can tell that that experience limits! j ^ ; . ; 2 5 S B r High school 1st TIME OFFERED took place a number of years ago. The experience taught me that It didn't matter that I was late for a ^^^lAnniveiiSAitr -|34 Middle Turnpike Suddenly Available the law is indiscriminate and Well maintained three bedroom Ranch on beautifully landscaped lot In a 3 or less in family, you can earn up to $23,000 very important appointment due to absolute, if you break it, you pay. oonvanlant family neighborhood. This tine home features a finished rec no fault of my own and that I was No excuses allowed, no sympathy room, fireplace and a refreshing 16x32 In-ground pool. Call today for da- 4 or more in family, you can earn up to $27,000 rushing on a mission of mercy, the for a frightened young man. Just pretentt ffl Beethoven tallal law bad been broken and I had to pay your fine and watch your step t ’ 9 Symphony No. 9 In D Minor, Op. 125 OFFER EXPIRES on May 28, 1985 face the Judge. (spe^) hereafter! Italian Night^ My fear and anxiety must have I am so glad that God does not Every Wed. 5-10 p.m. Orchestra. Qiorale. Soloists The State ot Conn, wants to help you OWN been evident to some of the “old treat His people that way; no, Feltucini Alfredo Seafood Fradiavolo Dr. Jock HeOar, AkMtc Otreclor A conductor $98,900 hands," for as I stumbled to the there is room for mercy and Oevld Oyia Mona, OtonHtm ttr EAST HARTFORD a home - now help yourself. Qiicken Cacciatore Veal Scallopini Selsctive buyers will single out this apotlass 1 -owner 6 room quality built front of the Judge’s desk to answer forgiveness in the Divine Judge's Kalhartna Harris, Soprano Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1V6 bathe, deck off kitchen, carpeting A 2 car gar­ the charges with a choked voice, I plan. Your name Is called and the Veal Bolognese & Polenta E^plant Romano Hmola tons, A

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CT 24 animated dragon named EMiot becomes VFW hat Mothar*a Day apaeial charges they stole an education for MacNail/Lahrar Nawshour guardian to Pete, a very real young orphan their children from a suburban WVIT Hartford. CT 24 set on runnirg away from a mean foster VFW Post 2048 will hold a Mother's Day pancake l£i) Qood Tima. WSftK Soaton. MA school district in a case one family Mickey Roor>ey, Helen Reddy, Shel­ breakfaat on Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon at the post WOOft Sprtngfiold, MA 44 ley Winters 1977. LBVY'8 LAW 'by JamM BcIwiiiiHlf attorney called "symbolic of up­ (E S P N ] Fi.hin' Hoio WXTV PawrMn. NJ 4< home, 808 E. Middle Turnpike. [E S PN ] Soeen's Salt Water Journal ward mobility.” [H B O l MOVIE: Willy Wonka and tha .WOftY Springfiald. MA y 6 0 AUAN 6 > 1 fA K A T A Admission: adults, I2.78; children under 12, $1.75. Chocolate Factorv' Willy Wonka, the w n c Hartford. CT •1 NA6 EFINT06I. 6 i\N INFKiro./\ T h e parents were charged in 9 :3 0 P M 122113» Sara The partners en­ ON The menu Includes Juice, pancakes, sausages, and world famous confectK>ner. offers a grand CNN CaWo Nows NtwrkICNNl I6 N 'T THAT P-BU T.„PU r H-tf- I THCTVPL- K) court Tuesday with first-degree prize to the five children holding lucky lOISl ter a therapy group in an attemtp to ease VACATIOH cooffee or milk. Sausages are ‘‘all you can eat.” DISNEY Disnoy Channel the tensions at the office. U A 6 5 7 EFINT06'.' 60UNP6 A N A J ^ E A M PEOCHUEt: larceny after arrests in March and candy bars Gene Wilder, Jack All^rtson. ESPN Sports l)letwofk liSFNl EOMANTICi The event will benefit the Delta Scholarship Fund. Peter Ostrum 1971 Rated G. HSO Home Box Office iHeoi [E S P N ] Fishing Arthur Smith Kir>gfish, .POeSNT IT* their offspring no longer attend [U S A ] Cartoon Express CINEMAX Cin*m«x IMAXI Wahoo, and Dolphin Tournament Bloomfield High School. TMC Movie Channoi ITMCI [M A X ] Album Flaah: Thompaon Twins 6 l3 0 P M CSD One Day at a Time USA USA Network lUSAl Oranga aarvat roast baaf Hartford State’s Attorney John 1 0 :0 0 P M C£) The Magic of David M. Bailey said he hopes the (jj) Bertson > Copperfield Michele Lee, Morgan Fairchild EAST HARTFORD — Hillstown Grange 87,617 Hills unprecedented case can be re­ Hofian’s Heroes and Eugene Levy assist David Copperfield St., will serve a roast beef supper Saturday. Sittings solved without going to trial. & NBC News MOVIE: ‘The Maltese Falcon' Sam with his illusions. (R) (60 min.) will be at 5 and 6: SO p.m. For reservations for tickets Spade's pursuit of the fabulous falcon, a Two of the parents, Claude ® Nightly Business Report (3D New s few murders and hard-hearted love make at $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12 call Johnson, 45, and Elizabeth Brown, (X) (M Arthur HsUay a Hotel ICC) A Jeffersons up this thriller Humphrey Bogart. Mary As- 830-6114. 36, claimed in Hartford Superior ^ ABC News (CC) tor. Sydney Greenstreet 1941 well-known actress firnfs herself battiirtg the frightenir>9 effects of Alzheimer’s di­ Court they are or were legal Noticiero SIN Highway to Heaven (CC) Lizzy sease (60 min.) leaves Garth w ith^t any explanation after residents of Bloomfield and their [C N N ] Showbiz Today Past commanders set benefit Jonathan tells her some startlir>g news GD Irfdapendent News children had the right to attend the [D IS ] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet (60 min ) Wild, Wild West ALLtY OOP • by D a y Of«ud The Past Commanders of Dilworth-Comell-Quey school. [E S P N ] Mazda Sportslook (S i Spaceflight (CC) Thunder in the ( ^ St. Elssw here One of the patients I FEAR WE HAVE A ( THOSE AYE! THE ONE WHO ..WHEN I RETURN WHAT IF THEY ) THEY •fl American Legion Post 102 will have a b^s' state The third parent, Saundra Fos­ Skies ' The development of the space pro­ in the psych ward announces that he is the 7 :0 0 P M (3D CBS News BLACK m a g i c i a n ,/ TWO, „ c a l l s h im s e l f s i r WITH THE CHALICE, FOLLOW benefif dinner at 7:30 p.m. May 18 at the post. ter, 34, said, “I’ve stolen no gram in the U S is examined. min ) ski-maskod rapist (R) (60 min.) WE MUST LEAVE 1 M'LORD? (5) M*A*S*H AMONG LIS, l a d s ! [M'LORD?. Tickets, at $5. are for a roast beef dinner with all the education.” She said she made the ^ MOVIE: In Harm’s Way' A Navy (24) Mystery (CC) THIS PLACE AT ONCI HASTE A week of hard work C£) ABC News (CC) UP OUR b e l o n g in g s ! trimmings. Chefs are Harold Phi and John Wagner. decision to send her son Trevor, 16, man captures Japanese-held islands in the (iQ) 24 Horas C3D Dallas days following the Pearl Harbor attack The dinner will take place in the post'a upstairs hall, Andover students stand with Andover Congre­ Ward and Brenda Voisine, standing, center, to Bloomfield High School because John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. Patricia Neal ( ^ Battle for Warsaw (S ) Jeffersons and dancing will follow. he could get "a better education” 1965 (3i) Kojak gational Church pastor Richard Tayior, fifth take instructions from a HOM E staff member at (2$ Barney Miller Proceeds will send high school students to Boys there. Novela: Tu o Nadie [C N N ] Evenii>g New s the site of a planned orchard about a half hour Wheel of Fortune State, which is held in June at Eastern Connecticut from ieft, in front of the Homeworkers She declined to elaborate but her d i) MOVIE: 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bar>g* [E S P N ] Auto Racing '85: Formula One State University. drive from the HOM E complex. At right, Rob attorney, Donald Cardwell, said MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour An eccentric spruces up an old car and Organized for More Employment sign in San Marirw Grand Prix from Imda. Itaty the quality of education "will be (SS Family Feud takes his kids to a lapd where the evil rulers Orland, Maine. The group spent their April Warner, left, and Jeff Bronke, shovel dirt to [H BO ] M O VIE: Firestarter' (CC) Sinis part of the defense” along with Benson have forbidden children Dick Van Dyke, ter intelligence officials want to use a patch a road at the center of the HOME Sally Ann Howes, Lionel Jeffries. 1968 vacation helping the non-profit housing and questions of residency. @ ) Topacio young girl’s powers as a weapon in the Danes for scholarship fund [C N N ] Prime News Cold War David Keith, Drew Barrymore, employment cooperative. Below left, Rick complex of offices, stores and workshops. "D o you Just let your children go @ ) Nightly Business Report [D IS ] Michael Iceberg/Concert George C Scott 1984' Rated R VERNON — Parents without Partners, Manchester down the drain?” Cardwell asked. (S ) Diff'rent Strokes [E S P N ] Fishin Hole [M A X ] MOVIE: D m tfw Brootdyn Chapter 469, will hold an open dance Saturday from 9 Regarding the quality of educa­ [C N N ] Moneylirte Bridge’ A luncheonette owner who wants [H B O ] MOVIE: Tex' An easy going and p.m. to 1 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church, SOO Hartford tion issue, Bailey said, “ I don’t [D IS ] Einstein to open a restaurant must drop his girlf­ vulnerable 15-year-old is caught in an riend and find a nice Jewish girl in order for Turnpike, to benefit the scholarship fund. think it has any m erit as a legal [E S P N ] Sportscenter emotional tug-of-war as he tries to grow his uncle to bankroll him Elliott Gouk), THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sanaom Live country western music will be presented by up without parental guidance. Matt Dillon, argument. I don't think this is the [U S A ] Radio 1990 Margaux Hemingway, Sid Caesar Rated R. "Getting B y." Set-ups will be provided. Persons are forum” for a debate of that kind. Jim Metzler, Ben Johnson. 1962 Rated fp: •STRIKC 7 :3 0 P M C3D p m Magazine PG [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Escape from El Diablo' asked to bring their own beverages. Admission will be Last week Bloomfield police A wrongly imprisoned teenager in a Mexi­ PEA12L...I (3D All In the Family [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hi.tory of the Worid. can jail ia sprurtg by friends who create a $5. arrested a fourth parent, Norma Part r The foibles of civilized man are sa­ (3D Wheel of Fortune diversion usir>g frisbees, skateboards and -YT- Wright, 44, of Windsor, also tirized in this epic comedy Mel Brooks. motorcycles. Timothy Van Patten. Jimmy charging her with first-degree (S ) Indepertdent News Madeline Kahn. Harvey Korman. 1981 IK) K]IKJ[f! Center Bridge gives scores McNich^, John Ethan Wayne 1983 larceny. ® M*A*S*H Rated R. Rated PG, ' Center Bridge Club has reported its scores for the Bailey said her case had be^n (3$ Entertainment Tonight [T M C ] MOVIE: 'TTw Baltad of Grogorio [U S A ] Toma (3 ) dQ) Barney Miller Cortez' Accused of murdenng a lawman, May 3 play. They are: transferred to Hartford Superior a cowhand flees toward Mexico with a 1 0 :3 0 P M (11) N ew s Wild Worid of Animals . North-south: Ken Kozak and Marilyn Jackson, Court and will be heard along with 600-man posse hot on his trail Edward 0 ^ 5 dD One Day at a Time James Oknos, James Gammon, Tom 1 1 :0 0 P M (X) ( £ ( S 91 Nawa first; Mr. and Mrs. Erv Cross, seocond; ond John the other three. [C N N ] Crossfire Bower 1982. Rated PG (X T a x i Greene and Dick Jaworowski, third. The prosecution claims ail three [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour [U S A ] Prime Time Wrestlirtg (XI Phil Silvara .,9 East-west: Al and Sally Sekas, first; Joe Carece and were residents of Hartford and Joe Bussiere, second; and Dr. and Mrs. Tanash each essentially stole $4,001 from [M A X ] Screen Legends: James Cagney 8 :3 0 P M (33 Carol Burnett d S Odd Couple CilBBUtHiAlnc Atoynatan, third. Bloomfield, the cost of locating [U S A ] Dragnet (3D Sale of the Century Twilight Zone one student in the district. (jl) Major League Baseball: New York @ Dr. Wtw Superior Cknirt Judge Edward Y. 8 :0 0 P M (3D m o v ie : Going For The Yankees at Minitesota (S M-A-S-H FRANK AND ERNEST ‘"by Bob Thasaa O’Connell accepted the pleas but Gold: The Bill Johnson Story' Bill John­ [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater @ Ten O'clock News AM Bridge Club lists scores son becomes the first American to win a said he might have to disqualify [E S P N ] Outdoors TV Fishing Mag. (iD MOVIE: ‘Malibu Beach' The Califor­ THEYTgE ALMO/ r IMPo.^/iy/.E To gold medal in an Olympic downhill skiing nia beach scene comes to life as kids drag ; Manchester AM Bridge Club results for April 29 himself if the case goes to trial and event. Anthony Edwards, Dennis Weaver. 9 :0 0 P M (3D Merv Griffin Wayne Northrop. 1985 race, cruise, drink, party and have a great IfV/n (3D Kojak Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, first; Bev Saunders Raise barn for benefit d pa (3 ) G9 ABC News NightKne and Saul Cohen, second; and Alice Moe and Ethel $0 BA cKj-p^ WRoM(i you / J^ BRIDGEPORT (DPI) — A Bridgeport builder has (3) Bums ft Allan WINTHROP - by Dicli Cavalll Robb, third. CHILLER______(S ) Honeymoofters called on his competitors and suppliers to pitch in for ( ^ Leave It to Beaver W H Y W O U LD YOU W AN T an old-fashioned ham-raising to benefit the city’s new Michael Beck stars as a (2) ( ^ Tonight Show Tonight's guest is TO CHASE ATRLJac mounted police patrol. cryogenically frozen man Bob Newhart (60 min ) F U L L PInochIo tcorot announced Phil Kuchma, owner of Kuchma Construction, brought back to life after 10 OF GD Policula: 'U Criada Blen Criada' Pinochle scores for the play May 2 at the Army and volunteered to oversee construction of a stable for the years. In "Chiller," which airs Maria Victoria, Chabelo. Navy Club include; Robert Hill 019; Robert Schubert police horses on Trumbull property owned by the city WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 on ( @ MacNail/Lahrar Nawshour V 613; Mary Hill 608; Helen Moske 606; SamSchors602; of Bridgeport. CBS. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Andy Noske 601; (Seorge Sullivan 590; Annette Hillary “ I am asking other contractors and suppliers to [E S PN ] Sportscenter CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 562; Ruth Baker 602; Madeline Morley S71; Charles contribute labor and materials so we can build this at [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Making tha Grade' A Gldrites 504; Mike Desimone 503; Ruth Search 657; rich kid pays a hustler to impersonate him no cost to the city," he said. at boarding school while he parlies in Paris Mary Twombly SSS; and Peter Casella 551. Dana Olsen, Judd Nelson. Jonna Lee The 2,100-square-foot bam, which would include 1984 Rated R I tl space for eight horses and a tack room, would cost [U S A ] Make Me Laugh Methodist Men collect paper* between $90,000 and $100,000 if built under contract by 1 1 :4 5 P M [M A X ] MOVIE: -Bpyond a private company, Kuchma said. the Limit' In an effort to free his kidnapped The Methodist Men of North United Methodist father, a young doctor becomes involved Church will have a paper drive at the church on But Kuchma said the project could cost far less with in international terrorism Richard Gere, Nft- Saturday from 0 a.m. to noon. Bring old news|>apers, the help of volunteers and he plans to seek approval chael Caine, Elpidia Carrillo 1983. Rated R. Astrograph magatines and telephone books. for the work from Trumbull zoning officials. 1 2 :0 0 A M (3D Magnum, P.l. Crossword C3D Rockford Files CANCER (June 21-July 22) Thera's a (3D Saturday Night Live CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) You have :i,VA THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ O q Haveymiputupwilfaeiioii^ chance that the behavior ol a valued friends In positions to help you advance (S ) Star Trek f¥our friend could be annoying today. No one Is your hopes, but to gain their asslafance, ACROSS 3 Group of Aniwar to Previous Puzzle ( ^ MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Don perfect, ao quickly forgive and forget. you'll have to be more specific about Wattarn alliaa Juan' The fabulous Spanish lover is fer>c- ^Birthday LEO (July 28-Aug. 22) You'll perform your objectives. summerYacatioiis 1 Inventor 4 New York ball ing master at the English coun Errol Flynn. afficlantly today talks that are ol your Viveca Lindfors, Robert Douglas. 1949. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. IS) In a career Franklin club own choosing, but you might be Inept situation today, an ally will com e through ® Divorce Court M a y 8,1886 4 River In Europe 6 Briny axpanaa and careless with jobs Imposed upon you lor you as promised. However, he will tDappredateV^rmoiil:? Chartta's Angels Someone you've drifted apart from may by others.' 8 Eattarn baaete 6 Ralating to time expect you to keep secret whatever tran- [CNN] Nawsnight re-entar your Ufa In tha year ahead and VHiap (Aug. 28-Eapl. 22) Instead of tplras. of burden 7 Cloaks your bonds of (riendahip Mil be renewed. buying Impulsively, taka lots of time [E S P N ] Sports Focus- Julius Irvirtg 6 DONU'TS Have you overheated in enough traffic jams to appreciate moving 12 Haram 8 Datiring (al.| The relatlonahip will now becom e very today to study any bargain you are PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Even though YES NO apartnMnt 9 Solo [HBO] Not'So-Graat Moments in meaningful In your Ufa. offered. There's a chance It'll be last the amount may be trilling, don't make a with the spirit of adventure through WfnidnfeGreen Mountains? Sports Tim McCarver takes a look at the than a good deal. loan today to someone your Instincts 13 Air (comb, 10 Wood knot funny and outrageous chapters m sports TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) Carefully warn against. Your Intuition la trying to Have you paid too much for too littl«(^ often that you could really go for form) 11 Grains history LIM A (BapL 28-Od. 23) Oo not be timid YES NO coniider all of your alternatives before or withy-waahy today In matters that protect you. 14 Saa bird 19 JapanaM u ih (U S A ] Prisoner of Call Block H some Vermont country prices? \ entering Into agreements today, but once affect your walfara or material security. ARMS (March 21-Aprll 19) Small mla- 16 Gambia 21 Volga tributary 1 2 : 3 0 A M (3D Starsky and Hutch you make a commitment, stand by your Stand up tor your rights. lakaa are possible today In your commer­ FOII$1.19 Have you elbowed your way through greasy beachgoers enough times 18 River in Watt cial dealings. However, If you taka the YES NO 23 Egyptian Croat ® Kung Fu work at all cost. To find out your compa­ SCORPIO (Ocl. 34-Nov. 22) Your best to appreciate unspoiled, uncrowd^ mountain lake beaches? Germany 26 Butinatt deficit tibility to all other signs, sand lor tha Intsrests may not be fully served today time to do things In an orderly fashion Lata Night with David Lattarman To­ errors can easily be avoided. 17 SC Pacific 26 Dutch chaaaa night’s guests are Marv Alpert and Cos­ Astro-Graph Matchmaker. Mall $2 to because you could be too easily swayed Have you stood around and waited enough for open courts and tee-off iiland 27 Varna hero mopolitan's Bachelor of the Month, Dave Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City by outside Influence. Treat all fairly, but YES NO Station, New York, NY 10019. times to know how special it is to just go out and play? 18 Fiah 28 Bavaragaa Schumanski (60 min.) alto look out (or yourielf. 20 Actor Nimoy [ESPN] Tennis Magazine OEMNN (May 21-Juna 20) Confidential SAOITTARIUS (H o ¥ . 23-Oeo. 21) Use 30 Ditcharga 43 Actor Wallach 62 Noraa poem company matters should only be dis­ Wouldn’t it be wonderful if they Have you seen enough unrelenting ugliness along the highway to get 22 Actraaa [U S A ] Radio 1990 your smarts In your butlneaa dealings YES NO 31 Horse 46 Undivided 64 Construction cussed with persons who are directly could capture the taste to match the Bantdarat today. Don’t make concessions unless excited about New England Vermont-style: without billboards? 32 Rtmarkabla par­ 47 Work beam (comp, Involved. Weigh your words carefully tha other party Is prepared to do some aroma from freshly opened packages 24 Glide on snow 1 :0 0 A M X ) MOVIE: ...And Vouf when talking to outsiders. son (al.) tables wd.) couple's deaf son it adjusting as wall. of gum and coffee? Have you checked in, taxied out, circled around and laid over enough 25 Tolarant Name Is Jortah' A YES NO 36 Lamp part 49 Tabit lupporta 66 Slippery incorrectly diagnosed as mentally re­ 29 Wind (comb, times to appreciate a vacation you can d rive to? 38 Ruaaiw 60 Light brown 66 She (Fr.) tarded. ^ Ily Struihers, James Woods, form) Jeffrey Bravis. 1970. Island 61 And others (2 69 Poetic Have you had enough of overpriced, overrated, overdone and overused 33 Elaborate poem YES NO 40 Cooked wda.| contraction (X) N m n Bridge to understand the distinctiveness of Vermont? 34 Swerve XD Saint 1 2 3 9 10 11 36 Federal agent 91) Ona Stap Bayond If you checked five or more YES, you've had it with ordinary summer vacations. So (comp, wd.) 12 O lF Is h send in the coupon and we'll send you all the information you need to start making 37 Identical NORTH S4-I only five bearU, South would have bid 9 9 Film/SIgn Off QKQ The lead makes three no-trump. ' 39 Tiny diatanca this summer special. IB 1" d ) Dr. Oana Scott V97 41 Make angry With the SMde ace as opening lead [C N N ] Crosafira ♦ AK54S3 the difference declarer had no problem. He could ■COUPON if you checked less than five, send the coupon anyway. 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) MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May g, 198S - ti t o - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 8, 1985_ AREA TOW NS Selectmen reject Area Totvna finance board’s h tB ri^ Trooper bill peMOt 1985-86 budget The state House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a bill that would rem ove the limit on the number of state troopers who By Sarah Passell could be appointed as resident roopers in towns. Herald Reporter Removal of the limit would allow towns that have budgeted or requested resident state ; BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen voted troopers to have them, state Rep. J. Peter unanimously Tuesday to recommend that voters Fusscas, R-Marlborough, the sponsor of the bill, reject the budget for fiscal 1985-86 as proposed by the said in a news release. Board of Finance, demanding that finance officials The bill will now go to the Senate, where it is restore $115,000 they cut from the budget proposed by expected to pass, he said. the selectmen. ” As our communities continue to grow, this bill The chairman of the Board of Education came out will provide an opportunity for our towns to publicly for rejection of the budget last month, after request additional state troopers and thereby the finance board cut $75,000 from the $2.7 million ensure adequate manpower for the public’s school spending plan. safety,” he said. The total $4 million spending plan for schools and Andover, Bolton and Hebron already have the town will come up for residents’ approval at the resident state troopers. UPI photo annual town meeting Monday night-at Community The state has already reached the limit of 68 Hall. resident state troopers, Fusscas said. Beauty and the beetle Carl Preuss was the first selectman to advocate rejecting the budget at Tuesday’s regular meeting of studying the behavior o f materials at beauty and the beast confrontation with the board at Community Hall. Group launches job service ‘T v e been thinking about it for a long time,” Preuss high temperatures and pressures, Gen- a beetle. G E was first to synthesize About 35 youths have signed up for work said. Preuss, a Repubiican, was elected to his fourth erai Eiectric scientists at the Research A jadite in sufficient size and quality for through the first summer youth emloyment term on the tx>ard Monday, capturing more votes than program sponsored by the Andover, Hebron and Deveiopment Center in Schenectady, poiishing into gems. Jadeite, a rare any other candidate for the Board of Selectmen. N.Y., came up with the first man-made stone, has been made into fine jeweiry Marlborough Youth Services Inc. Joel Rosenberg, executive director of AHM gem-quaiity jadeite, pictured in a classic and sculptures for 3,000 years. HE CITED FOUR cuts the finance board made in Youth Services, said in a news release that the the selectmen’s proposed budget as his reasons for areas of interest shown by the applicants ranged voting against it. Preuss said he wants finance from yard work to small-engine repair. The officials to restore $33,000 to buy three acres of land sign-up began with a booth at RHAM career day. behind Community Hali. Otherwise, he said, the price AHM is seeking individuals or businesses of the land will escalate, hiking the price of expanding willing to employ part-time or full-time help for BUSINESS Community Hall. the summer. Anyone interested in listing an Preuss also called for the restoration of $7,500 cut employment opportunity with AHM should call from the selectmen’s surveying and engineering 228-9488 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. or write to budget, so the board can plan for m ajor road AHM Youth Services Inc., 61 Main St., Hebron, improvements in town. 06248. Congress considers bill In addition, he asked that a proposed $1,215 raise in the tax collector’s $11,585 salary be restored, as recommended by a salary subcommittee of the Board Sports committee named of Selectmen. The Board of Finance let stand all the BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen named all to tax employee benefits raises proposed by seiectmen except those of the tax but one member of the new Sports Advisory collector and the librarian. Selectmen recommended Committee at its regular meeting Tuesday in that the librarian’s saiary be raised from $12,000 to Community Hall. If you're among the 55 million working Americans $15,000. The committee was established to resolve who now receive tax-free benefits from your When a vote was taken on Preuss’s motion to reject scheduling conflicts and competition for players employer (say, health and life insurance, pension the budget, the rest of the board added restoration of between Bolton High School and the Town plans, capital accumulation plans, the like), be Your the librarian’s raise as a condition for approval. Recreation Department. warned; Preuss went along. Members of the panel are David Femald, Unless you and others are aware and decide to Money's He also called for an addition of $2,500 to the budget representing the Board of Education; Joseph V. protest. Congress well may pass legislation within a for plans to replace the leaky Bolton Center School Fleming, high school principal; Ray Boyd of the few months to make some or all of those benefits Worth roof. Preuss suggested calling a special town meeting Park Department; David Leete, high school taxable to you or to your employer. Sylvia Porter to seek an additional allocation to pay for the roof once athletic director; and Selectman Carl Preuss, The reasons: The federal deficit is enormous and plans are complete, rather than including the who will serve as chairman. still growing — despite publicized efforts by the estimated $67,000 cost in the regular spending plan. The Recreation Commission will also name a administration and Congress to find new sources of representative to the committee, whose first revenue to close the budget gap. Employee benefits "W E 'V E A L L BEEN exasperated by making pians meeting has hot yet been scheduled. are a tempting target. Even omitting employer- Treasury’s proposals and all other bills. and then having them cut out from under us,” provided pension contributions, taxing these benefits • Cash accumulation plans. So-called "401 (k )” Seiectman Lawrence A. Converse said of the finance would bring in ISO billion over five years, estimates plans, profit sharing and a wide variety of savings board’s cuts. Board sett recreation feet the Treasury. plans offered by companies would be completely The Board of E)ducation has threatened to take legal BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen Tuesday AND THE All the Rat tax bills now in the congressional hopper, eliminated under the Treasury’s proposal and other action against the town if money is not made available adopted a schedule of fees for participants in town plus the preliminary Treasury tax reform proposal, bills. to repair the school roof. Converse said his daughter’s recreation programs. include some provision for taxing employee benefits, • Pensions. The Treasury’s proposal and other bills ciothes were once soaked by water leaking through The fee schedule was worked out by a according to James A. Curtis, head of Miiliman & so far introduced would leave existing tax-deductible' tMe school roof. committee of selectmen and members of the Robertson, a top employee benefit consulting firm. limits as they are, but the Bradley-Gephardt proposal Preuss said he hopes that a major upset on the Recreation Commission. It will remain in effect “ Under any of the proposed legislation for tax reform, would lower those limits. In addition, pension experts fiscally conservative Board of Finance in Monday’s for one year, beginning July 1. the employee would suffer financially,” Curtis believe there is no certainty that employer pension election wiii have chastened current members into Resident children under 1 4 will have to pay $10 reports. Will the employer continue to pay the full load contributions will not be taxed more. The Treasury restoring some of the cuts. for a recreation card, which will entitle them to for employee benefits that are not deductible? Curtis estimates it loses $56 billion a year because of the The finance board made the cuts to keep the budget participate in any town sport. Children under 18 thinks not. favorable tax treatment of employer-provided increase next year to 4.5 percent. After that happened. who do not live in Bolton will be charged $15 for a Employee benefits got a real start in the 1880s and pension contributions. Republican Chairman Morris Silverstein and Demo­ recreation card. 1890s in the railroad industry. In the depression l9S0s, • Child care.. Employer-provided child care crat Charles Holland, two of the board’s most The fee for resident adults will be $20. For many employee benefit plans went under and led to assistance plans would be taxed under all legislation conservative spenders, were defeated in theirbids for non-residents it willbe $30. Each adult team will the Social Security law. During the 1940s and World now being considered. re-election. be asked to pay a $75 sponsorship fee as well. War II, the War Labor Board’s policy was to favor • Cafeteria plans. Under these flexible plans, the They will be replaced by Republican Robert In addition, some of the organizations that run fringe benefits over wage increases as the less employee can select specific benefits and totals to a Campbell, who favors increased spending on most of the individuai sports are expected to charge a inflationary of the two. limit. After the maximum, the employee would have the capital projects currently being planned by town separate fee to help cover the cost of running the Coverage exploded after the war, both in union and to pay for extra benefits out of his own pocket. officials and the school budget, and Democrat Claude program. The recreation card fee wili go to the in non-union companies. ’Ihe fight is intensifying among congressional Ruel. Ruel has not said publicly where he stands on town. By 1950,9.8 million workers were covered. Today’s leaders who want to preserve traditional employee the spending controversies. The committee projected that the fees will total of 55 million workers balloons with another 100 benefits and those who believe tax-free fringe benefits ” I hope we would have a more responsive board now bring in about $10,445 in revenue. million dependents directly affected. are growing at a much faster rate than taxable wages that the elections are behind us,” Preuss said. and should be examined as a source of more tax The Pension Reform Act of 1974 (ERISA) codified revenue. worker pension rights. Now, the growth of private Employers must inform employees of what is pension plans has become a social objective in this Andover residents approve budget happenlnig, says Curtis. Unions must become country by consensus. Among the endangered involvedS'Ttis is an issue that topmanagementand top bent Democrat Mary N. Keenan benefits; ANDOVER — Residents have Residents also went to the polls union officials should work on together. ’ ’ approved a budget of $2.3 miilion Monday to elect their Boai^ of won seats as alternates. • Health insurance. This administration wants to Ba8ically,Curtisemphasizes,you,theemployee,will Selectman for the next two years. for the 1985-86 fiscal year — a 4.5 • Republican William E. Smith place a ’’cap" on health insurance premiums and determine whether or not your tax-free tenefits are First Selectman Jean S. Gasper, a increase over the current year’s Jr. and Democrat Kenneth A. proposes that employer-provided premiums be taxed preserved. “ If employees who would lose benefits Republican, was elected to a third budget of $2.2 million. Lester were elected to the Plan­ in excess of $175 a month for families and $70 for would rise to protest their potential loss, their term. Republican Selectman Peter But an increase in the Grand List ning and Zoning Commission. singles. congressmen would listen. Maneggia was also re-elected, will mean a decrease in the mill Republican Richard E. Rosen and • Life insurance. All premiums for employer- "Such a campaign,” says Curtis, ”if properly while Democrat Nellie Boisvert, rate from the current rate of 30.25 Democrat Steven G. Kopelman provided life insurance would be taxed under the mounted, could not lose. ’ ’ the party’s candidate for first mills to 28, according to the first were elected alternates. selectman’s office. selectman, was elected to her first The $2,356,318 budget approved term on the board. • Incumbent Republican Mor­ Co/eco makes change at the top by residents at a town meeting gan B. Steele and incumbent Saturday includes $911,907 for the In some of the uncontested Democrat M ary C. M acNamara ’’These appointments recognize president of Coleco since 1973 and Board of Education. positions on the ballot: were re-elected to the Zoning WEST HARTFORD - Coleco . ♦ • Democrat Marie Burbank was Industries Inc. has announced the new roles assunned within the was appointed chief executive Board of Appeals, while incumbent last jrear by the company’s three offier in 1981. re-elected town clerk. Republican Richard L. Higgins Arnold C. Greenberg will become • Republican Morgan B. Steele' senior executives. As a result, Leonard Greenberg has been and Democrat Bruce Goulet were chairman of the company known was re-elected treasurer. Coleco’s management will be with Coleco for 36 years, directing For the Record elected alternates. for Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, • Republican J. Russell Thomp­ succeeding his brother Leonard E. strengthened and the company will its transformation from Connecti­ son and incumbent Democrat John • And incumbent Republican Greenberg. be better positioned to take advan­ cut Leather Company to Coleco. John T. Muro, who was elected to Nancy L. Hegener and Democrat tage of opportunities for profitable He became chairman in 1973 after Yeomans were elected to the Leonard Greenberg, 57, will the Bolton Board of Education Jonathan T. Childress were growth.” having been president since the Board of Finance. Republican remain chairman of the executive Monday night, is a member of the elected to the Board of Education. Clarke has over 17 years of company’s incorporation in 1961. Ronald F. Richards and incum­ committee and J. Brian Clark, 46, Democratic Town Committee in experience with Coleco. He was The Greenbergs are the sons of will take over as president and Bolton. His position on the commit­ vice president for marketing for Maurice Greenberg, who founded chief operating officer, it was tee was reported incorrectly in Coleco’s Canadian subsidiary the Connecticut Leather Company announced Tuesday. Tuesday's Herald. Arnold Greenberg will continue when the company acquired it in in 1932. as chief executive officer. 1968. PROM The new appointments are sche­ As chairman, president and Cr duled to be confirmed by the chief executive officer of Coleco company’s board of directors at (Canada) he developed GOWNS the annual stockholders meeting the company into the largest toy June 12. producer in Canada. Arnold Greenberg, 51, said. Arnold Greenberg has been I MANUrACTUmi COUrON I MO IXHKATlOw d a t TI IN CONNECTICUT IT’S This summer 96TIC-FM will be giving away f I MANUrACTUKWS COUrOW~T NO tXWKATION D A TiT 5 brand-new cars, all in one outrageous MERRILL LYNCH REALTY! NADINE LIMIT O N I COUPON P|l PUKCHAU. color— cherry-red. 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May 8. 1985 PROLONG THE life of cut flowers In your home IfANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED by tnlpplno stems at an RENT I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I angle. This provides more stem surface to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 SINGLE PROFES­ P A R f T IM E W AI­ EASY A S S E M B L Y GAS STATION ATTEND­ MEDICAL RECEPTION­ AREA SUPERVISORS DESK CLERK NEEDED absorb the water. Pro­ W ORK I 8600.00 per 100. needed to hire, troln 8i to work Saturday and long the Ilf* of oood, but SIONAL M ALE, 33, seeks TRESSES A KITCHEN ANT for busy full service IST - Full time. Varied one bedroom apartment UNrriO iTATI8JB«fMTW ^ ■MHTH unuriBa o n t m c t o r manchastbr Guaranteed Payment. manage toy 8i gift party Sunday mornings, 8om to unused Items In your H E L P - Experienced. station. Monday thru Fri­ duties. Good telephone In private home storting IMMOMATtON AND NATURAUSATtON No Experlence/No Soles. plan personnel. Top pay 12noon, 1 or 2 nights 4pm home by selling them for NOTICB ISHBRBBVOIveN that the Annual Meeting of tho Bldweli Tavern, 742-6971. day, 2:30 to Bpm. Satur­ skills required, pleasant Ju ly 1st. Coll 872-2330 Notice Is hereby olven thot on April M. 11^ ireekfloM, Dofollt send self- day, 10:30 to 6pm. Apply plus bonuses. Absolutely to midnight and other cash with 0 low-cost od In VIN: llahtt) Utllltloi District of Monchottor, Conn., will o# hold working conditions. ovenlngt. I HELP WANTED Conn, one ISSl . Dodge Ven,_ Mod. on W edtwtddy, M ay It, 1905, at 7:10 p.m., In tho auditorium addressed stamped enve­ In parson, Barry's Tex­ no Investment*. Home­ varied hours. Pleasant classified. I HELP WANTED •2B7Hg23E4BK24Mll wo* soiled ot Brooktleld,tieM, ClC w n ^ PART TIME AAA AUTD Reply to Box S, Manches­ NotiGBS I HELP WANTED of tho Woddoli School, 143 Brood Stroot, Monchottor, Conn., lope; ELAN VITAL-173, aco, 318 Adorns Street, makers, Ideal In-home working atmosphere. We tlcul, os o result of the alleged use In the commission of e vio­ for tho tollewina purpotos; CLUB • Positions availa­ ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, PART TIME HANDY CONVENIENCE STORE lation ot I U.S.C. 1324(a). ble In our Telemarketing 3410 Enforprlt* Rood, Ft. Manchester. Manchester, CT 06040. career opportunity. De­ will train. Ideal for re­ HOMES POSITIONS AVAILA­ MAN - Morning position has Immediate openings, Sold seized conveyance has been detKm InedtoMsublect to I. To Chooso n Modorntor. Department. Intorottlngi Pierce, FL33482. tails without obligation. tired person. Please call: 0T]w«»FOR SALE FOR SALE 1. To hoar tho rtodlD B of tho wornlnp. Connecticut Motor B L E - A M and P M hours ovallable for dependable full and part time for all forfeiture pursuant to S U.S.C. 1314(b) andIC.F.R. 274. Any work from 9em -lorn. NEEDED SITTER - tor TYPIST - Full time/part Coll Freda collect, 413- I shifts. Some retail back­ person clolming to be the owner ot sold seized conveyonee 3. To ogprovo tho roport of tho Prosidont, o i publlshod In RECEPTIONIST • After­ 569-3122. Lodge between 9am and |108T AND FOUND In Drycleanlng outlet. person. 4 to 5 hours dally. who wishes to obtain a ludiclol determination ot tertelture Oood salary plus com­ 1st grader. V icin ity of time. Vernon Insurance Apply Colonial Cleaners, Duties Include: Cleaning ground and a winning tho Monchottor Horold on May 11,19S5. mission. Will train. Call noons. 12 hours per week, 3pm, Monday thru Fri­ must file with the Reglonol Commissioner, Immlgratlonwtd more hours In summer. Washington School for office. Typing, filing, 230 Spencer Street, Man­ cars, running errands, personality are desired. Naturalization Sm v Tco, o clolm and post a cost bond ot 4. To opprovo tho roport ot tho Trooturor at publlshod In 646-7896, M rs . Nagy, day, 643-1555. LOST - Block Labrador tho Mnnchotlor Horold on May II, 1985. Diversified duties. Typ­ mornings and/or otter prolect work. 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Call please call 223-8602. Monday thru Friday torn from $1(U repair). Also DATE; APRIL 30, 1905 9. To too If tho votort will voto to opprovo tho propoiod er's license. Salary, room from 9om to 3pm for on ble and payable. Typing own transportation. 646- Decor can DOUBLE your Nick, 525-3118. budeol os odvortlsod In tho Monchottor Horald on May 1671. delinquent tax property. Incomel Start Now! Coll CASE N U M b iR : E R 274-S5-144; HAR 174-S54M and board. Call 749-6557 Interview appointment at and answering phone. 20 yoor naada. Coll 805-687-6000. Ext. GH- RECEPTIONIST/TY- II, 1905, fo r tho 1985-1914 fiscal voor. or 569-2356. hours weekly. Hours 12 to IPEB 80N A L8 1-000-553-9077. FULL TIME POSITION PIST - Large Interna­ JUidtS______10. To too If tho votort will voto to lav a tax and moko tho roto 647-19S6. A N G E L IC • Administrative 9965 for Information. NURSING A HOME 4pm. Coll 649-0072. EXPERIENCED PA- AVAILABLE at automo­ tional Insurance INVITATION TO BW 9774 ______thoroforo. P E R H A N G E R S -646-1671. Assistants Reassure that special AMBOITO/VAMOUO OCHOOLS Placing an od In Classi­ 11. To too It tho votort will outhorlzt lit off Icort to dotlonolo HEALTH CARE SER­ M A N C H E S T E R - $76,900. FULL TIME - Expe­ tive related business. company has an Imme­ The Board of Education, 110 SCUPLTUREO NAIL • Secretaries someone of your love by Some automotive knowl­ fied Is easy. Just call tho Connecticut National Bonk, Conntcticul Bonk A VICE REGISTRY, INC. Spotless and extremely rienced In the fabrication diate opening In our Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ Trutt, Horltopo Sgvlnet A Loan Attoclatlon, Manchottor PERSON - Needed for MEDIUM SIZED LAW COVENTRY $95,000 telling the whole world edge helpful but not ne­ Founders Plaza, East ford, CT. will receive sealed 643-2711. Word well maintained 6 plus and repair of storm win­ State Bank, Sovlnet Bank of Monchottor, Northeott Sov- MANAGEMENT OP­ busy nail tolon In Glas­ FIRM - Looking for Real how much you love them cessary. 647-8997. bids for AMESITE/VARI- Inpt and tho FIrtt Fodorol Sovlnpt, at official dopoilto- PERMANENT PART Processors room brick Cape with 3 NEW - TO BE BUILT dows and screens. Call Hartford office. Position OUS SCHOOLS. Bid Informa­ tonbury. Experienced Estate Secretary. Expe­ with the Manchester He­ requires pleasant phone rlot for tho fundt ot tho DItIrIct. TIME TELLERS - Apply PO RTU N ITY IN R E T A IL bedrooms, 1 ’/z baths, f Ire- 527-6293, 10 - 5 dally, 10-1 tion and specifications ore USE RICE to Cleon the In person. Savings Bank SALES - The Camera only. Coll CIndl, 659-2068 rienced preferred. Good • Clerks Spacious, 6 room Raised Ranch, 2 rald. Call the classified WOOD WORK & PLAS­ manner, good typing (55 available ot the Business Of­ 12. To too If tho votort will authorize lit officert to borrow place, formal dining Saturday. Inside ot bottles ond long- of Manchester, 923 Main Shop has an Immediate or 659-2153. salary and benefits. Receptionists room, large deck and baths, 2 zone heat, self-cleaning department today and TIC LAMINATE - Some wpm) and light dicta­ fice. Sealed bids will be re­ tufflclont fundt to moot the nocottorv obllpotlont of tho Reply to Box R, Manches­ place your personal mes­ ceived until 2 P.M., Wednes­ stem vases. Sprinkle rice DIttrIct, and plvt tho DIttrIct't note, notot ot other obll- Street. opening for an expe­ We hove careers enclosed porch. Call for experience reaulred. phone, and the ability to day, May 32, 1905, at which patlont or obllpotlont thortfore, when In thtir opinion. It ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, oven & range. 2 car garage, thermo­ sage. 643-2711, S:30am to work well with others. Inside container, add rienced store manager. NURSES AIDES CERTI­ available every­ more details. Sentry Real RN/LPN CHARGE EOE. 289-0271. time they will be publicly It for the Intorotl of tho DIttrIct to do to, not to oxcood FIED - Positions are now Manchester, CT 06040. 5;00pm. Receptionist and Insu­ opened and read aloud. The worm, sudsy water and 859000. LEGAL SECRETARY - Interested applicants • Estate, 643-4060. pane windows, cathedral ceilings, NURSE - Full time posi­ available for weekends, where doing ever­ tion available on 3 to 11. PART TIME C U S T O ­ rance experience helpful. Board of Education reserves shake vigorously. The Small downtown Hart­ should be familiar with PRODUCTION sliders plus a good sized deck and the right to accept or relect 13. To transact any other butinttt proper to come before tho current photographic 7-3/3-11. Apply In person; ything. Excellent benefit or non- D IA L - Approxim ately 15 Pleasant working condi­ rice will polish ondxlean mootlne. ford Law firm. Position WORKERS- Full time E M E R G E N C Y ? In M an­ any or all bids or the right to hardware and related ac­ Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- FOR SALE morel Call us for more information. benefit rate. Call Mrs. hours weekly. Inquire at; tions. Full benefit pack­ waive technical formalities It Interior. Use the classi­ EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT requires experience days. All departments. Call Kathy Camp­ chester, dial 911 for fire, cessories. The ability to well Street, Manchester. Gibbs, RN, DNS, Mea­ Holts, Inc., 78 Batson age. Good starting sa­ It Is In the best Interest to do fied columns to sell those BY; WALTER H. JOYNER with: Decedent's Est­ No experience neces­ bell Shaplelgh or BY OWNER police, medical help. still good, but no longer PRESIDENT ates, preparation of legal deal effectively with the dows Manor, 647-9191. Drive, Manchester. lary. Call Am y, 289-9301. Richard A. Huot, sary. Will train. Apply in Roberta Camp­ Manchester, full dorm- Wt can help ytv becsm* i 8 used Items around your documents, word pro­ public Is a must. Apply In Doled at Manchottor, Connecticut thit 6th day of Mov, 19S5. SHOWROOM POSITION person: Plllowtex Corp., arad 6 room Cape. 3 big Director person at; The Camera bell Wilson. -REALE" PR0FE88I0NRU Business Services home. cessing equipment and - Ambitious person wil­ 49 Regent St., Manches­ bedrooms, dining room, potsestlng excellent se­ Shop, TrI City Plaza, Csll 846-4828. ind ask Im Dan. 0154)5 ______ling to grow In a family ter, Conn. 1% baths, walk out to pa­ cretarial skills. 522-7161. Vernon, Monday thru run business. No expe­ MERRY tio. Ouial street, conveni­ Thursday from 10 to 5pm. D.F. REALE, INC. rience necessary. Please SUMMER JOBS- ent to everything. Move- Reef Estate CARDINAL BUICK GROUP In condition. 843-8876. EXPERIENCED LANDS­ tend resume to: P.O. Box ITS M a S t .. maa^rntm, Ct. ROOFING ASIO 'IN G -N o Students, teacher* earn CAPING CONSTRUC­ 203, Buckland Station, money this vocation, coll Principals only. 4 4 4 -4 5 9 5 81 ADAMS STREET TION LABORERS experience necessary, Manchester, CT. S2S-9364 will train. Call 646-9564 282-0701 or stop bv to MANCHESTER W AN TED - Coll after register, Mondav- 6:00pm, 643-0150. after 6pm. CHILD CARE - Moture Fridav,9to11or1to3at: woman(non-tmoker) to DUNHILL TEMPS, 111 . 649^571 WEE.KDAY MORNINGS WELDERS - Sclaky spot babysit tor 2 children In and seam. Must be able to Founders Plaza, Suite - 7am to 11am - Cleaning; my home, 7:30 to 4:00 on 1403, East Hartford. also 1 to 2 evenings and pass PWA certification*. school days. Starting late DISTINCTIVE USED CARS - weekends. Snack Bar. Reaulred to do own test­ August, Manchester C L E R K TYPIST with se­ Must be 18. Apply - Tal- ing. Excellent working area. References re­ cretarial skills for diver­ 1 9 7 8 DO DGE 1 9 7 8 B U C K conditions In an air con­ quired. 649-9992. 1980 BUICK 1 9 8 1 FORD Iwood Country Club, He­ sified office duties. LIVE IN MANCHESTER? SO DO WE! Omni LeSabre bron, 646-1151. ditioned plant. Company Figure aptitude neces­ S k y la rk Eic b iI Cpe. benefits and overtime. BARTENDER - P a rt sary. Shorthond a plus. 4 Dr. Sedan Oust. Sedan Apply between Bom and BU R R BEN CH PERSON - time, nights and weekend Coll for appointment. Dy­ V-6, S edan #5336A 4pm. Dynamic Metal THE MORIARTY BROTHERS HAVE BEEN SELLING #S262A #5225A Full time, ability to han­ days. Experienced pre­ namic Metal Product* Products, 967 Parker ferred, apply Manchester Company, 967 Parker d le heavy parts, Street, Manchester. 646- •3325 •3395 experience required. Fo- Country Club between Street, Monchester, 646- NEW AND USED CARS IN MANCHESTER •1795 •3095 4048. mlllqrty with qircrqft 10am and 2pm or call 1985 CHEVY FULL-SIZE 1985 CHEVY FULL SIZE pqrts helpful. Apply at 6460103. 1981 PONTIAC 1984 NISSAN 1 9 8 4 B U IC K 1 9 8 3 B U C K D R ILL E R - Excellent lob HELP WANTED - Ladles FLEETSIDE PICKUP % TON VAN REB Industries, Inc., 184 opportunity for expe­ clothing store - Port time Two Passenger Seating, PS, PB, Lemons Cpe. Sentra Sedan Skylark Cpe. Century Custnir ' Commerce Street, Glas­ rienced driller. Requires 305, 4 BBL, V8 Eng., Auto., PS, PB. Radio tonbury, or call person­ - Thursday evenings and 27,010 m llas Fully Equipped 4 7 2 0 m ile s 2 years drilling expe­ Steel Radlals,-Full Size Spare. Gauges Side & Rear Door Glass, Radio, Custom S edan nel at 633-5271 between 10 HOME HEALTH/ all day Saturdays. Apply rience In printed circuit 12 In Stock! Striping, Radial Tires, Full Size Spare Tire. #2101 Fully Equipped and 3, EOE. In person Tues. - Sat. at SAVE SAVE shop. Experienced oper­ NURSES AIDE The Designer Touch, 317 •5350 SAVE ating N.C. equipment In HOMEMAKER/ Green Road, Manches­ HAIR STYLIST - Expe­ related fields considered. ter, CT. ’ 8888. ’8833 rienced for busy salon. Apply In person: CIR­ COMPAMONS 1982 PONTIAC 1 9 8 2 O LD S Friendly surroundings, CUITS, INC. 59 Demlng PART TIME PERMAN­ 1 9 8 3 B U C K 1983 MERCURY benefits. Call 643-2103. Select the hours, shifts, or J2000 Wagnn Cudass/Suprame Road, Berlin, CT. days of your choice, good ENT POSITION as a TV YEARSL Skylark Sidin Capri L Hatchbick pay, vacation, benefits, attendant In hospital, CLYDE CHEVROLET BUICK Fully Equipped 2 Dr. and credit union. Hartford area. Mature, Nicely Equipped 23.020 m llea 83, Windsor Ave. O I 11 I Venon/Rockville 49.000 m iles Nicely Equipped responsible, honest. Own Rt. 83, PatlBiit Cart ol CT transportation. Will A SAVE NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED SAVE SAVE •8990 643-9515 train. Call Mrs. Battles, Matt and Maurice invite you to shop in your hometown. IN MANCHESTER AREA 488-8915. Parkado AptA. W. MIddIa TpkA all 1 9 8 2 B U C K 1981 BUICK 1981 BUICK 1 9 8 1 B U C K Park S f 73-157 Rag. Urn. Cps. Century Urn. Cintury Wagen Reg. Cpe. CiMBtnut SL 14M M OVER 120 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! | 1 REW TRADES COMfW IN DAILY | Fully Equipped S edan Oakland 81 all Nicely Equipped Nicely Equipped Radial Rd. all ■ Sa Mefcury Lynx - 9 lo oioow i,oin. Bring in this coupon 82 Maxda 828LX SPRING ■ tnliaaOB vartaa. fully aquippad ’3,900 1 4 dr. whita, automatic. 43.600 milaa *7,400 •7600 •5600 SAVE SAVE Tudor Lana ______Y MANCHESTER HERALD ■ SI Menaiiy Marquto Brougham a y a»a%a% 1 and get an additional 83 M m iry Caprf 1 3 dr . 2 lona brown, fully aquippad. 48.000 milM ^/pOVw 1 Bro«m. 4 Bpd . 19.700 mtiBB *7,600 1984 PONTIAC 1 9 5 7 BU ICK Co// C/rcu/at/on Dept WAGON SALE! IS Mercury MarquI* Brougham 1 9 8 3 O LD S 1 9 8 0 B U IC K 80 Manta 828 Super 4 dr. Bilvar. autotnatic. fully aquipppad ’10,300 4 dr. bronza. automatic. 64.000 mMaa 6 0 0 0 C /S u prem e Reg. Urn. CpB. 647-■9946______*4,500 4 Dr. Sedan 4 Dr. Sedan, §4 Mdreury Couqmt * . 83 Ford Etcort Nicely Equipped 30,200 miles Nicely Equipped Mint Cond. loadad. tan. 13.000 mitaa 500 Nicely Equipped 2 dr. rad, 4 apd ’10,900 *5,300 10,900 miles •5. Mwreury Lynx off the price of a SAVE •4000 2 dr., blacfc. S apd. tranamtaaion, 47.000 miiaa *6,550 7S CadlSae Sedan OaVHIa . SAVE quality used car' 4 dr. gray 90.000 milaa. fully aquippad *7,900 SI ford ThumlarMrd 82 CadUtoc Socton DoVMo 2 dr., fawn, fully aqutppad, 02.000 milaB *6,500 36 000 milaa. 4 dr. biua *11,900 W Mdreury Lynx S3 MarcuryMarquI* - 4 a,, m,,.*. luiiy 4 dr. blua. S Bpd . 11.000 milaB aquippad. 29.000 mMaa. 2 othata lo chooaa >6,550 from, milaaga variaa *7,600 S4 Lincoln Town Car S3 Mercury Marquia 4 dr. Blhrar, 18.000 milaa *14,550 2 iona graan. 29.000 milaa. loadad *8,900 •1 Tnyota Torewl 11 Ford Granada S Bpd . 4 dt. whtta. 39.000 milaB *5,500 4 dr. brown, 90.000 milaa *5,900 B R A N D N EW 1985 B R A N D N E W 1985 MMaxdx 828 LX Maroon. 4 dr.. AC. 9 Bpd . 10.000 milBB *11,500 80 Ford Muttonp ------COUPON------4 apd . 2 dr rad. 62.000 milaa *5,100 PRE-SEASON 80 Honda Molorcycio CM400T CAPRICE WAGON - STOCK #2479 CELEBRITY WAGON - STOCK #2655 RBd. 6,000 milaB. 5 Bpd S2 Marcury Marquia Brougham *2,900 4 dr. gray, fully aquippad 34.900 milaa A/C, V-B, AUTO. TRANS., ROOF CARRIER; POWER DOOR I'-e, AUTO. TRANS., AIR COND., DEFOQQER, STEREO, *8,500 MORE 83 Mwreiiry Capri With each used car 7g Ford Fakmonl LOCKS. DEFOQQER, MUCH MORE. 2 dr. whita. 4 Bpd.. 14.000 miiBB *7,600 4 dr . biua, 77.000 milaa. luiiy aquippad *3,500 ANNI “ Z ” SALE! 82 OMa SS Ragancy purchased during 4 dr., blua, 46.900 mMaa. fulty aquippad S2 ChovroM CNaUon *9,800 4 d« . Whita. fully aquippad. 22.000 milag *7,000 ir VOUYE ALWAYS SAID "SOME DAY" l U HAVE A "Z" CAR. THEN the month of May... TAG SALE WE’U HELP YOUR "SOMEDAY" BE TOOAYI 1 M#fCtiry Lynx • station wagon 6 3 dt c v I sa ChryMor Now Vorkor OTHERS OTHERS ■ 6 io#chooaa from, miiaaga vartaa. fully aquippad 1 9th Avanua. blacfc baauty. loadad *9,900 IN STOCK! 81 MaidM QLC 78 Dattun 200 8X IN STOCK!1 1 2 , 1 0 0 1 1 0 , 5 9 9 6 apd.. 60,000 milaa. Bifvar. 3 dr *3,900 ONE YEAR OF 2 dr. graan. aufomatic. 92.000 mila *2,900 SAVINGS! 83 Uneoln Town Cor •1 Lincoln Town Car (Eiilsr through u to an AiBBricMi loElen Orivt) ■QUALITY OK USED CARS dark blua. loadad *13,500 FREE OIL CHANGE 4 dr. black, fully aquippad. 41.000 mNaa *9,900 S U OUR ALL NfW SS Mercury Grand Marquta 82 Honda Accord 82 CHEV CAVALIER 01 OOOOE 024 CPE 70 CHEV BEAUVILLE 4 dr., brown, all tha toyi *9,900 AND 2 dr baiga. 9 apd . 44,000 milaa *6,900 W|. 6C yl. M l A/C. 4 Cyl. 4 Ipd. AM/FM ’3495 IBI Vi a v-a. Amt. PIPB ’5395 P&PI 83 Maxdt OLC 81 Jaap CJ7 80 FORD CTRY. 8Q. ■5795 4 dr. blua. 9 apd . 97.000 milaB 3 0 rii ANNIVERSARY 80 MAZOA RX7 CPE. 70 PONT BONNEVILLE *5,500 2 dr. rad. 4i4. 43.000 milaa *5,900 NEW 1985^ 300ZX Win.. V-l. M l. AC. 2 Dr. V-l. Auta. A/C. 04 FORO F-1S0 NEW OIL FILTER EDITIDN 4 Cyl. 8 Sod. liiraa. PlekiM, 8 Cyl, 4 Spd. so Chryilar CordotM St Mazda GLC coup*. 5 aptad tranamiialon. valour intartor. eruMa control, air coodHionirw. p t.r a ’5595 PS.PB ’4895 windowt. an fralght and ^PAitr prop incHidad. Oarh Brown MaUHk. M A M . 8 2 dr., blacfc, fully aquippad. 67.000 mHaa *4,900 Cm s. ’6475 DO. n . Sttm ■8395 (maximum tour par year) Station Whoott. bronza, 9 apd *5,500 Rt PORT PHOENIX B1 FORO FAIRMONT 7S Dodge Aapan SE n CHEV CELEIRin 83 CHEV CIO PICKUP Oood for tft« mofttti of May only 81 Blllck Skytarfc - 4 dr. graan, auto. m m s M M 4 Or. Aatii AC. PI. Wg. DXyL IMa. A/C, 2 d rw h iit. fulfy aquippad. 60.000 miiai .<5195 4 Or. 4 Cyl. AhIa A/C. aCyL, AatA PS. PI, R *3,995 ------COUPON______69.000 milaa. naada aoma machanicBl work *2,800 PS.R ’4295 OURUST MCNEV CITATION PS. PI ’7495 03 CHEV CIO PICKUP ■7395 S2 Mercury Grand MarquI* 71 Ponllac BonnavWa $17,628 $ 04 CHEV CAHIARO Fully aquippad. 4 d r . n*d. t i .MO milaB *8,500 4 dr, graan fulty aquippad. 71.000 milaa PRESEASON SALE 4 Dr. 44lyl. Ml A/C, 02 CHEV CHEVEHE aCyl., 4 Sad.. OD, *3,900 P i n Cp8. V-6, Auta. A/C, NEED MONEY? 15,999 <6695 4 Dr. 4 Cyl. Auta. R. PS. PI PS. Ilirid ■7250 SI Mazda OLC Slallon Wngon 81 Ford MusCanp ’4195 ’9495 Silvar. 36,000 m iitt. 9 .spd *6,200 W i' will hiiy i;li'.in c.ii Sad w/wf>Ma lop, 4 apd *5,500 * iaak u n i u s i d a 78 Cbwvrolwl ChdVtllW - 4 d r. grty, 78VWBoollo M a u lo . powar Btaarmg. 61.000 milaa Instantly! Jus! t'l iiif) you' 2 dr. graan, 4 apd . 77.000 milaa ADATSUNS* * O T H IR 5 * *3,700 *2,900 XI H se s titlu oi [ifiyiiii'Mi hook ao MAZDA RX-T Lt ••**■ 84 Mwreury Topax • 4 d r . brown, ruiiy T ttA A l OLE ao PONTIAO SATAM M e t a aquippad. 6 cara lo chooBa from, milaaga jiSMO-ix ava •la.eoo WAQQH variaa wKh aach car *6,900 4 dr., dark btua, automatic *6,900 WAOONTS TOYOTA C0a0LLA«a4e'a IOtOSTOAOMADO ORDER^A BONUS SPECIAL ^ •a aoe-sa lUTCHaAeii zTesa a PONT. n n is iiiD JS MAZDA sag MOMcm 1 9 S 5 T-BIRD/^ l^olorl oiasoa-OMT Miea A TRUCKS A SATURDAY SERVICE aaPATSIMMNaCAO*BtM CARTER SATURDAY SERVICE 'TH s CHEVEROLET COMPANY. INC. MANCHESTER 1229 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 646-6464 OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 BSMAi.-4J*PA Open 9 e.m. to 9 p.m. [OFFICE HOURS SALES HOURS SERVICE HOURS PARTS HOURS BROTHERS 8-8 M0fl.-TMri. M en^ thru Frld^ 1 800-5:00 " 7 3 0 6 0 0 8 0 0 6 0 0 Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. NISSAN 0 6 F rl. 1 Moa-Frl. Mw.-Frl. MMi.-Frl. 0-5 SiL S IN C E 1033 Open eves. 'Ml a p.m. except Thurs. 'Ml 6, Sal. 'Ml 5 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) 25^ BROAD ST., AAANCHESTER 643-4165 MANCHESTER. CT.______643-2145 U - M A N CH ES TER H ER ALD . Wednesday. May i. IMS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Larry WrlgM MANCHISTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Bm I Estite 'V Deputy mayor’s move 11 Get a grip on anger 11 Glastonbury socks Clear skies tonight; BUSINSSS& CkKTekTtWAT HOMES MANCHESTER - SteAK RAW! sunny, warm Friday FOR SALE $139,900. Elegant home town committee’s loss 11 by learning its signs 11 Manchester nine with lovely french doors 'Vf I to dining room and living ... page 10 page 11 page 15 ... page 2 EAST HARTFORD - room. 6 bedrooms, fire­ I I ... I I • tM,900. S«l*ctlv0 buyers place, screened porch, will sinflie out this soot- multi-level deck to pool ODD JOBS, Trucking. HOME OAROtHSROTa Home repairs. You name TILLBO_> - P w JB 8M- iV m ^ S yards. IllRKtt < loss 1-owntr 6 room qual­ and large rooms through­ tax. Sand, dfauol. E ity built Ranch with 3 out. D.W. Fish Realty, it. we do It. Free eetl- m ot«». 5 Coll CIvE* dt bedrooms. 1V^ baths, 643-1991 or 871-1400. motes. Insured. 6434904. 643-$<29. deck off kitchen, caroet- YARD B LAWN SER­ RUSTED out - Car Infl A 3 car garooe. Lo­ EAST HARTFORD - trunkt,^ eboists. oncINuNI cated on quiet cul-de-sac. $98,900. Well maintained V IC E • Mow Ins- Edglnp- ' '6PRL*I? ‘ Bushes - Tree trimming. repair. Calt E Coll ebebe» toik,.. 1114,000. Newer 7 Room 1591 or 871-1400. HOUSE' ' oomestlc 646rMt$. hpnglngB IMmavoL Call Raised Ranch, 3 Bed­ 446-i»61.______Mgs. boHl NkL < , 9 * Growth Environment. rooting. RgiMintm rooms, 7 '/7 Baths, Family Full/Port time - 2 ondup. OAROttNS BIO OR Room, Nice Deck, 2 Car M ANCHESTER - $84,500. commercial. 688^1. Beautiful home featuring LIcenssMI. Insured. Call SM ALL • Roto Tilled wNh PAINTING ANDPAPRR- Garage and very nice a private lot on a cul-de- Terri-643-^ a "Trov Quoroa- N ANQINO • BxMrlar and OiSaSbyNCAInc Raised Hearth FIreploce DUMAS ELECTRIC Leftists walk out In Po^ugal sacl Fireplace, spacious, teed and raosanalNe. Call interlar. ceiUatt^ra- with Heatolatorll Call polrod. ReRMencasm IvHv LN81N dbomlngT P«NM formol dining room, TYPING • You name it, 6494005., fast - Won't lost. Century large kitchen and deck we type If. Experienced, insured. Qudttiv work. 21 Lindsey Real Estate. and a 3-car garage all reosonoble rotes. Coll CUSTOM ROTOTILUNG MarMn Moitsson, even- CELEBRITY CIPHER ^ 649-4000. Ings, 64P449I.______CatBbrity Ciphar ctyptograms b tb crGBtBd from quotalionB by combine to make this a 742-7463. leave nome and • Have "Trd v EH*' Roto- censed, ineufdd.' Cgti famouB pGOpiB. pBBi wwl prBBBnt Each MI bt in ih# cipbBr Bianda fine home for the growing number. tlller. wm travel. 646S2S3anvHine. for anothar. roday's c k f : M Equals T S O U T H W IN D S O R - AS famllyl D.W. Fish Gardens, lawns, ftower HOUSE PAINTING 'Re- by CONNIE WIENER Reagan draws more heat 'NEW LISTING" - spofisRiie, experieaced Realty, 643-1591 or 871- LAWNMOWERS RE­ beds-loroe or small. Cali CARPENTRY .4 4A" S124.900. Vern nice, large 643-18^ indtvldual. Resldenttal “AUJMJQY JR DPR8. PXX SKI 'U & R Built' Raised 1400. PAIRED - Free pick up SONRY« pree Estlmgiigi. werk. Ne lob toe big dr Bv Anderson Ranch, 7 rooms, 3 bed­ and delivery. 10 percent smaH. Pree estlm t es. Coll; Tony SguiHocatedt Jim SUDDENLY AVAILA­ senior discount. Export landscaping - Orive- 6494811. HK JR RMPUO PM P VXPQZ United Press International rooms, 2 baths, family B LE - Well maintained Mlke»6g4376. ^ ^ room, 2 car garage and servico. Froe estimates. wav'seatlao, MMtt truck­ three bedroom Ranch on Economy Lawn Mowtr. ing, potnHna. You name Are you g« ontigue RNDDM KW QPODU IQMJX LISBON, Portugal — President nice treed lot. In super PROPESS lONAL leverfRegdR«|etferlRge Birch HIM areal I Call fast beautifully landscaped 647-3660. It, we d » n. Odpendabie, Reagan h ^ y hailed Portugal’s lot In a convenient family PAINTING' intgrior/fx- in ciosiiifieGiyirYdgy to - Won't last. Century 21 cheop. Call -Ron or lerlor. Reasonable rokis. HUKQR KW VXKKH WKUC KQ fledgling democracy as an exam­ Lindsey Real Estate, 649- neighborhood. This fine Monte, 742-Sb5k tind the itgdie'wr items ple for other nations but for the home features a finished HAWKES TREE SER­ Pree esttmotes. Coil John you'd like t«^ dem, 483F 4000. VICE - Bucket Truck A otter 4pnn 016494148. second time In two days a portion rec room, fireplace and a CALLIGRAPHY - SPOce 2711. 8KIU WKUDNDPH.” — YDQD refreshing 16 x 32 In- Chipper. Stump Remo­ of his audience walked out in PRESTIGIOUS AND portraits. tOndscopos - ground pool. Call today val. Free Estimates. Spe­ WKAXDU. protest of his policies. 9 SPACIOUS - $375,000. Pic­ cial ednsMerotton for El- Protesslonot^; Rsdea ne- Reagan, on a two-day state visit ture your family In this for detallsl Joyce G. gotlablo. CoUMM trgiped PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Listening to the Fifth Epstein Real Estate, 647- dorly and Hondicopptd. ISSnStiw that will w rap up his lOnlay COLONIAL GEORGIAN 647-7553. cirtlst. ColMSiNfOivn. 648- Symphony ol Ralph Vaughan Williams Is Ilka staring at a 8895. , 5398. , European tour, had just entered MANSION In Historic CARPENTRY AND RE­ FOGARTY EROTKERS cow lor forty-five minutes.” — Aaron Copland. the ornate chamber of the 250- I District. Approximately VERNON - $42,900. One GARDENS ROTO- "■ .. —' ' " I MODELING SERVICES Berthroom remodol- mem ber Parliament and sat down 9,000 square feet of living . ing; iMtolioMon water floor living. Hard to find t i l l e d - Small Cub RELIABLE CLEANING Complete home re­ at the dais when 45 membere, ail space. 21 rooms, 20 x 27 pairs NCB »H«uafl8< com leftists or Communist Party repre­ Family Room, Den, Oak with rtor tiller. Sotisfoc- dds, s«rtiS|B lin in g . Gwilty work. Reieren- sols; faucet repairs. 649- HOME AND CARS/TRUCKS Flaars, Separate Apart­ nium all on one floorl sentatives wlw are seated on the Large appllanced kit­ Non guaranteed. 6474530 ReoSonabW r ^ . 643- cee. licensed andinsured. 4539. VlsarMosterCard 8ARDEN I FOR SALE ment, 5V*i Baths, 7 Work­ or 8724106. KEEatterSam. . . Coll 646-8165. accepted. left side of the room, walked out. ing Fireplaces, Center chen, wall to wall carpet­ The president, who said earlier Kitchen, Fully Insulated, ing and loundry facilities. 100 PERENNIALS FOR DATSUN 260Z, 2 plus 2, he would not be bothered by such a Updated Wiring, Oil Hot Don't miss this one. SALE - 75 cents to $1.00. 1974. Low mileage. Many demonstration, stopped reading Air and Oil Steam Heat, Joyce G. Epstein Real 646-3156. extras. 4 speed. Excellent his speech to say, "I'm sorry that Estate, 647-8895. Gas Hot Water (100 Gal.- Condition. Coll 721-9608 the seats on the left seem to be APARTMENTS .7 IWANTED IHOUSEHOLD 1900), Some Appliances, STORE ANO IMU 8ICAL nights. uncomfortable.” Drapes to Remain, Cedar M ANCHESTER - $75,900. FOR RENT *• I t o r e n t I800DS Reagan also added a phrase in Cape In nice area featur­ lOFFICE SPACE I1TEM8 Clapboard Siding, Ap- 1977 SUBARU - GF, 5 his prepared text to note the ing fireplaced living proxlnoately 2 Acres of PROFESSIONAL COU­ MAHOGANY PIECRUST speed standard. Good room, rec room, foyer, MANCHESTER — Avail­ walkout. Proptertv, Many Flower­ able Immediately. One, ■iSKNISia PLE NEEDS RENTAL TILT TOP TABLE - Old. HAMILTON UPRIGHT condition. Must sell. 647- "It is this trust in the individual ing A Fruit Trees, Much enclosed porch, dining CEKTSM. WSMESS MSTMCT fromJunel5thto October PIANO - (Mode by Bald­ 8407. room and 3 bedrooms. two and three bedroom SM.E/IUSE $99. Phone 649-7375. — the right to speak, to assemble, Restoration Completed. 8.000 sqft wirgftoutg or btggm- 1st. Will house sit, Man­ win). Good condition. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- apartments. $410, $475, to publish and to vote and to walk Strono Real Estate, $525, heat and hot water bly butlding Loading dock, 3 chester area. Call 617-448- $600. 646-3837 before 8pm. 1968 MGB - Partially 1591 or 871-1400. ^tertigad doors, fgncgd potking out — that is the meaning of CALL THE "ACTION" Included. J.D . Real Est­ aub-Oivtdg and glter to suit 3487. restored. Many extras. NUMBERII 647-'SOLO". MISCELLANEOUS KIMBALL SWINGER Best offer over $400. Coll democracy. ate, 646-1980. RW Realty — 522-3579 Today’s walkout was the second Mr. Norman FOB SALE CHORD ORGAN - Good otter 6pm, 649-4566. parliamentary protest against NEW SALTBOX COLON­ 17 IREAL ESTATE 3Vi ROOM APARTMENT I condition and sound. President Reagan gets applause frem members walked out prior to thp start of IA L - 7 Rooms (2,200 sq. iROOiNMATES Rythm, magic chord, Reagan in two days. Wednesday, IWANTED - Private home, heat, SW IM M ING POOLSIll 1973 PONTIAC WAGON - members of ttie Portugese Parliament in the speech. Their empty seats are ft,), 2 '/ i baths, skylight, appliances. Working sin­ MMKHESTER IWANTEO trem. reverb, more. $500. Good running condition. about 30 leftist members of the SpBCB gvBllablgin mimofticgpark off Astronomical savings on UPl photo Lisbon today. Communist Party shown in the background. Jacuzzi, gorgeous cedar gle adult only. No pets, Exit B6 of 144. Atnpig parking, g/e. 643-1698 after 6pm. Rebuilt transmission. European Parliament in Stras­ M 24 HOUR CASH OFFER the revolutionary 19U oil exterior, thermopane fully carpgtBd. prlvitg lava. B ^ a r a ROOM M ATE W A N TED - bourg, France, booed and jeered ON YOUR PROPERTY - children. Call 643-2880. prolactad new 31' family sized $500. Coll 647-7042 before windows....WE GUA­ the president and then walked out Call: Crockett Realty, • 2.3000 Wf otfica to share 3 bedroom du­ swimming pools com­ 1:45pm. Your knees or mine? ' 'A great revolution is under way in As Soares greeted the president, Portugal May 1. RANTEE OUR HOUSESI e 1.600 Wf offica 643-1577 for a quick deoil M AN CHESTER - Second plex with two profes­ plete with huge sun deck, while he delivered a strong attack the world, a great longing for reportere asked Reagan for his Blanchard A Rossetto 522-3579 floor apartment, 2 bed­ sional males, early fencing, ladders, filter TAG SALES Presumably the 200 flamingos at the Sea World on the Soviet arms buildup and personal freedom and democratic reaction to Soviet leader Mikhail T H E R E A G A N S A R E TO return Realty, 646-2482. Mr. Norman twenties. $210 plus utili­ D U P LEX W A N TED for rooms, heat and applian­ and warrantee. Now only Attraction In Orlando, Fla., can keep everything straight, defended his policies in Central self-rule that surfaces again and Gorbachev calling him the "the to Washington Friday. ces Included, no pets. $500 ties. Available May 2nd. TA G SALE - May 9th, 10th MOTORCYCLES/ America. owner to occupy In Man­ $978. Financing availa­ again even in communist forward edge of the w ar menace to The Portuguese leg of the tour LUXURIOUS BRICK chester area. Call after plus security. Call 646- Call 647-0199 otter 5pm. 8i 11th. 9om to 4pm. BICYCLES including their legs, although itjopks |xonfusing.in this In U s speech to the Portaguese countries."' • * mankind.” ■WIOtfSTBI ble. Call Paul right now was .elnSiecfed' to thd most RANCH - 30' X 22' sunken 6pm, 649-7532. 3979. Choirs, oak furniture, photo. It's just another one of th o s ^ o r these birds. Parliament today, Reagan praised living room, kitchen, while the supply lasts 11 J Before the address, Reagan met Reagan amiled and said, "W ho’s troubIfrYree despite the demoMta- salt 8i pepper shakers, th e nation's 11-year-old family roam, 24' cedar JOINT VENTURE 563-1161. SUZUKI PE 250 - Good There’s territory to stake out and nests to build before the for 90 minutes with Prim e Minister be to talk?” tloM leftists have called to protest A T W O A N D TH R E E outside ' furniture. Col­ democracy. solar room, 3-5 bed­ For Sale condition. Driven 16 mating begins. Mario Soares at the official resi­ After their meeting, the two U.S. policy in Nicaragua and the ROOM APARTMENTS - BOY'S THREE SPEED lectibles. 271 Main Street, "In little more than a decade, room s. $295,000....W E 20%*TAX hours. $750 or best offer. dence Sao Bento and the leaders leaders walked through the palace “Star W ars” missile defense plan. Heated, security. No BICYCLE - Good condi­ Manchester. 647-1821. your nation has moved rapidly ... pronounced relations between the gardeM to the neighboring parlia­ GUARANTEE OUR Rontals pets, no appliances. 646- tion. 646-7999. from far-flung empire and dicta­ ment, a former Benedictine In an interview published lay HOUSESI Blanchard A 2426,9 - 5 weekdays. CREDIT BLDG. IHOUDAY/ countries "excellent.” Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. torship to a confrontation with " I agreed with the prime minis­ monastery. Diarlo de Noticias, Reagan des­ aNTML auaaitts SEASONAL WEDDING GOWN - Per­ Automotive cribed relations with Portugal as 11 IROQMS I RECREATION ‘Pops’ to perform totalitarian ideology, to a decisive ter that the state of relations Asked by reporters if he was O N E BEDROOM DGinCT fect condition. Juliet “excellent,” 11 years after a leftist BOLTON - LARGE LOT - *■ IFOR RENT APARTMENT - Heat, ap­ VEHICLES turn to democratic self-rule,” he between Portugal and the United tired from his rigorous journey, See this 6 Room Cape Cod Own#r contrtbutGG Btructurt; style, matching head- said. military coup restored pliances. Near Parkade. you contribute alterationi for States is excellent," Reagan said. the 74-year-oId president, who on a 1% acre treed lot piece with veil. Original 171ICARS/TRUCKS "Future Ustorians will recog­ democracy. LARGE A TTR A C TIV E - Older persons preferred. convaralon to offiCGa. price, over $4(X>. Asking Soares said he and Reagan looked refreshed from eight hours’ plus an Xtra lot to sell I'M fo r sa le STAR CR AFT 16 ft. travel nize in Portugal’s journey the discussed steps to expand and sleep, said, "Youth is on my side.” In talks Wednesday, Portuguese Y Carpeted, paneled with No pets. Available June tribute to Kennedy 24,000 8/F includaa baa«- EXCELLENT QUALITY $95. Call 649-6520. now or later....WE GUA­ 1st. $390. Call 643-6802 or trailer, lightweight, easy journey of our time, the journey of strength economib cooperation Reagan and bis wife, Nancy, Presilso discussed the U.S. pres­ walk-ln closet. Conve­ ment. Fully aprinklarGd; FIREWOOD - Mostly pull, sleeps 8, excellent. RANTEE OUR HOUSESI 649-6205. fralght GiGv; air cond. M OVING - Reconditioned our century." and that they had "close similarity spend the night Wednesday at the ence in Portugal’s Azores Islands nient shopping and bus. hord wood. Cut, split and LADIES B E IG E CO AT - $2,000 or best offer. 871- By Kan Franckllno The fourth part is a minute waltz Blanchard A Rossetto 1971 Ford Pickup F250, 18th century ()ueluz Palace, their Prefer male non-smoker. delivered. $75/cord. Min­ Size 12-14. Large beauti­ 7024 - Days, 644-2923 offer UnItBd PrBss Intsmatlonal called "Rose," "a tribute to the of viewpoints on international in the mid-Atlantic, which is the Realty, 646-2482. MANCHESTER - Quality 390 cubic Inch, 4 wheel REITERATING A THEME 649-0102. S22-3S79 Mon.-FrI, s-s imum 2 cords until June ful mink collar. Good 7:30pm. lady who held the family together matters, including Eiast-West rela­ first free evening together since site of Lajes Air Force Base, home 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ drive, factory air condi­ THAT he has carried throughout G R E A T C O L O N IA L - 15th. 649-1831. condition. Asking $75 or BOSTON — Veteran radio voice through good times and bad. She tions, the Third World and south­ beginning their trip to West to about 3,700 U.S. military person­ ROOM WITH Kitchen ments. Heat, hot water, best offer. Coll 649-1433 tioning, extra accesso­ Sherm Feller's musical tribute to was smarter than all of them," his European trip, Reagan said, ern Africa.” Germany, Spain, France and nel and their families. With modernized baths and all appliances In­ ries. Snow Runner - built 15ft. STARCRAFT-40HP privileges for 600 SQUARE F E E T - Offl- offer 5pm. - Johnson Motor - tilt Jolin F. Kennedy will make its Feller said. and kithchen, 3-4 bed- wo man (non-smoker). cluded. Quiet busline. by Chrysler and 1968 Su­ roams. Large treed ce/Store space. Business IHOUSEHOLD trollor. $1,200. Coll 644- Boston debut Sunday at the Boston The finale is "D allas," a piece 649-5614. Ideal for middle-aged and zone. Spruce Street. $425 MEN'S 3 SPEED zuki - 50CC. 646-2948. lotl....WE GUARANTEE senior citizens. Air condi­ loOODS______2752. Pops' Mother's Day concert. that begins with joy and grows in OUR HOUSESI Blan­ monthly. Call R. Jarvis, SCHWINN BIKE - Like Feller began writing the five- Intensity until it builds to a loud M ANCHESTER - Room tioned. $480 and $515. 643-6712. 84 DATSUN SENTRA - 4 ’86 budget awaits chard A Rossetto Realty, new condItloiH Blue with movement suite "John Kennedy" for rent. Completely fur­ 247-5030. USED REFRIGERA­ door wagon, 5 speed, air, crescendo, followed by three 646- 2482. TORS, WASHERS, chrome fenders. $70. Coll MISCELLANEOUS on Nov. 22,1063, the day JFK was gunfire-sounding drum rimshots, nished Including stove, MANCHESTER - Wood­ 9,400 miles. 86,800 or best Ranges - clean, guaran­ 643-1776. assassin ate in Dallas. It took him refrigerator and linens. MANCHESTER - One land Industrial Park. offer. 644-8254. AUTOMOTIVE and then silence. It winds up with SOUTH WINDSOR - 8 teed, parts and service. about 7 years to complete the work, four bars of the "A v e M a rla" and $50 weekly plus two bedroom apartment. No 3,000 square feet availa­ TW O ROTOR A LLIA N C E O ’Neill’s signature Room Colonial. 4 bed­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, and another 14 years to find four bars of "ta p s" and fades with weeks security. 646-9697. pets, no children. $350 ble In attractive Indus­ TV ANTENNAS with con­ 1982 M AZDA 626 - Show TIRES - 4 regular, good, 2 rooms, family room I 2V2 monthly. No utilities. Son, 649 Main Street, room condition. New orchestras willing to perform the strains from the "Jacqueline" baths, panelled rec room, tria l building. 1,000 trols. $25 each or best snows, excellent, size 13, MANCHESTER- Excel­ Call 742-0073 evenings. 643-2171. tires. Allols. AM/FM. moving tribute. theme. by Mark A. Dupuis > the budget is compared to current patio deck, 18 x 35 In- square feet finished offi­ offer. Coll 646-1776 offer all for $45. 646-7841 offer lent furnished room for ces, 2,000 square feet $5,400. Night 871-8968; For more than four decades, The work made its world pre­ United Press International spending estimates and when ground pool, large lot QUEEN SIZE WATER- 4pm. 6pm. gentleman. Convenient M ANCHESTER - 3 room, warehouse or shop with days 275-6657, George. composing has been a passion for miere last May when performed by other funds are taken into account. with a view. $132,900. U A BED - Simmons, wave­ location. $48 weekly. 649- first floor apartment. loading dock and over­ Feller, a gravel-voice veteran the Baltirnore Symphony Orches­ HARTFORD - Blessed with a Anthony V. Milano, the gover­ R Realty, 643-2692. less, conventional style, SNOW BIRD SNOB- FOUR FIRESTONE SS 4003. $325 per month Including head door. Excellent fa­ Boston broadcaster who hosts a tra. After the Boston concert, it whopping surplus that provided nor’s chief budget adviser, said takes only 80 gallons of LOW ER - 2-stage, 8 HP. 1973 DODGE DART RAOIALS - 15 X 70 heat, hot water and ap­ cility for machine shop, baseball talk show on WROL-AM plenty of money to spend, Demo­ budget officials still were working 'CHARMING A water. Frome,. m a t­ 26" wide heavy duty. Just SWINGER - One owner. mounted on chrome will be performed July Fourth pliances. 4 rooms, first assembly, distribution, . and is Red Sox public address crats joined Republicans in the on a detailed review of the budget, BRIGHT" - 5 Room Con­ tresses 8i bullt-ln heater. tuned up. $99. 649-0173. Garaged. Good running. wagon wheels. McGord weekend by the St. Louis •9 lAPARTMENTS and second floors, $425 etc. Call Bill Stevenson, Very clean. $750.649-0498. announcer at Fenway Park. Symphony. House to approve a $3.05 billion but he expected O ’Neill to sign it. dominium with 2 Bed­ and $460 with heat, hot One year old. Originally Locks. 647-9883. I for r e n t 643-5660. GOLF CLUBS - Motched Feller said the work begins with general fund budget for the coming rooms and Den, with water and appliances. $700, asking $400. After Feller, 66, has been composing “The budget is a document sliders. Wall to wall car­ 5pm, call 528-1405. set of spoldlngs, mens or an Irish march he dubbed "A for more than 40 years and fiscal year. 643-2129. 470 MAIN STREET-First NOTICE certainly that I think the governor peting, Lots of Kitchen ladles. Includes bog corf PUBLIC HEAniNO Thousand Days." The second part estimates he has penned at least The budget was approved Wed­ can sign,” Milano said, adding that SMALL ATTRACTIVE floor, centrally located, and bolls. Like new con­ cabinets. Built-In Air con­ TH R E E ROOM furnished SUMMER RENTAL-Mid FOR SALE - Refrigera­ BOANO OP DineCTORS Is "Jacqueline," a romantic work 1,000 tunes — "including 990 nesday night on a 146-2 vote after a the plan is "in large part a budget ditioner. $48,900. Makb parking. 646-2426 Week­ dition. $90. Coll 649-1794. TOWN OP MANCHEBTER, CONNECTICUT he compares to the theme from four hour debate and sent to the apartment. All utilities May - Mid August, one days, 9 - 5. tor, Whirlpool, Limited flops." The successes have been the governor submitted” to tiM offerl Strano Real Est- Notice Is hereby given thot the Board of Directors, Town of "L ov e Story." Part three, "M ac a­ "My Baby's Coming Home," re­ Senate where it's expected to be Including heat. (Gentle­ bedroom condo, edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic * Manchester, Cannecticut, will halda Public Hearing at the Legislature in February. ote, 647-"SOLD". man preferred. No pets. $300/month. Includes 'ft. Power saving control. LIncaIn Center Hearing Raom, 494 Main Street, Manchester, roni" is the children's sacUon corded by Les Paul and Mary approved as early as today. PRIME DOWNTOWN NOW OPEN In addition to the general fund Parking for 2 cars. Coll utilities, 432-1275 Outlet for Icemaker. 1 Cannecticut, an Tuesday, May 14, 1985 at 8:00 P.M . ta can- which he B e in a d after th E M y that Ford, two earlier pieces per­ Democratic Gov. William A. OFFICE SPACE, MAN­ Heritage Brass & sider and act an the fatlawlng: budget, the Legislature still must RANCH LOVER'S DE- 649-7743. evenings. year old. Must sell - Lyndon Johnaon g B V «ta 'Q i»U n e formed by the Boston Pops, and O’Neill has indicated he would sign LIGHTIII Immaculate CHESTER - Plenty of act on spending bills (or transpor­ Moving. $400. Call 646- Antique Co. Proposed additional opproprlotlan to the General Fund, and John John Kenned)), ^ several by the Mills Brothers. the package that would increase parking. Will layout floor Senloi Citizens - Fishing Derby...... 8600.00 property In tip top shape. MANCHESTER - Excel­ 7473. 222 McKee St. spending by at.least 8.9.percent tation and other programs that will Lots of malor Improve­ MANCHESTER - Two plan to suit. Call 668-1447. Manchester to be financed by a donation alreody received from the Sav­ r bedroom. Heat, hot wa­ lent 5 room, 2 bedroom, ings Bonk of Manchester. over this year's estimated expen­ bring the bottom line on spending ments. Beautiful lot. Call stove, refrigerator, no GE Refrigerator Top 643-0359 in the 1985-86 fiscal year over $4.4 today for an appointment ter, appliances. $475. Ref­ M AN CHESTER -■ Office Proposed additional appropriation to the Fire Special Tax­ ditures and provide money for new pets, references, secur­ freezer. Runs Well. Needs ing District, Fund 4 - Paramedics Equipment...... 81,200.00 billion. (The House also approved a to see this home I Jackson erences, lease, security. space, second floor. 2 Problems are seen or increased spending in a host of ity. $425 plus utilities. door gasket. $45.649-4467. to be financed from donations already received for Param­ compromise bill to pay unemploy­ A Jackson Real Estate, No pets. 742-8155 rooms with full bath. $400 edic purposes. areas. evenings. 649-4003. "It represents a fair balance ment compensation to persons who 647- 8400 or 646-8646. monthly Including heat. Proposed oddltlonol appropriation to Special Gronts, Fund 9 649-5255, M r. Jordan. N E W CHILDCRAFT between the needs of the state and quit their job for good reason. See FULL SIZED MAPLE BUY WHOLESALE 61-Socldl Services Block Grant Training Project.. $8,400.00 to be financed bv a Gront from the State Department of Hu­ in asbestos removal the state's ability to pay,” said page 9). e VERY TASTEFULLII M ANCHESTER - 2 bed­ CRIBS with mattresses. BUSINESS'S man Services. B said. Best describes the charm IHOMES O FFICE FOR R E N T - Rep. Otto C. Neumann, R-Granby, The budget was the first deve­ room duplex. Applian­ Day Care Center has PROFE88IONALB and decor of this excep­ ces, lease, security. $350 I fo r r e n t Excellent for laboratory Proposed additional appropriation to Cemetery Trust Fund BOLTON — The consultant to get any contractor to bid and co-chairman of the Appropriations loped by a Republican majority in extras. $185.00. 643-5535. INDIVIDUALS 11-for design of cemetery at Hlllstown Rood...... $40,000.00 tional 6 room Colonial In plus utilities. 633-6921 work. 2 walls of cabinets to bo financed by a transfer from the Cemetery Perpetual ilanning the removal of asbestos meet the requirements. If the low Committee. 10 years and one of the easiest in Bowers School district. 2 evenings. TO LLA N D - New lovely and more. Must see to 25004 ITEMS Care Fund held bv the Town Treasurer. Mutation from two Bolton schools bidder came in with questionable Neumann said Republicans had several years since a projected 4Mlleve. $200 per month 5 PIECE SOLID OAK car garage, fireplace. Of­ three bedroom Ranch. Establishment and revision of charges for connection with •aid Wednesday that there tnay be Insurance, what would you do?” met their goal of keeping the $512 million surplus provideid am ­ III itftenMlMftMP te V m iV e C lflM V MDGs'' f T with heat. 649-5334 or queen size bedroom set. f fered In the 80's. Jacksan MANCHESTER - Spa­ Carpeting, appliances, 8.Q. TRADING CO. and use ot the sewerage system. no bidden on the project because He said lowering the limit may spending increase to 8 percent over ple money for various programs. 643-7175. $850. 5 piece solid maple A Jackson Real Estate, cious 2 bedroom apart- porch, beautiful yard. 3 dining room set, $450. M9-1734 Proposed Ordinance • To reduce membership of the Econ­ insurance companies have started not help. the budget appropriations ap­ Before the 148-2 final vote, the 647-8400 or 6464646. m ont. $550 m onthly omic Development Commission from fifteen (IS) members J b a i-a m fs . llangbMtor proioBt, minutes to Route 84. No Please call after 6pm or No Invnimwit or OMIgatlon to ten (10) members. refusing to provide or renew " I don't think this is going to proved last year while attending to Republican majority defeated two Oleott slonittqnlteniplaatodiirtribiito Includes heat, hot water pets. Couple only. $750 ONE OF T H E surest ways to find bargain buys Is to before 9am, 289-6596. Proposed Ordinance - To consider the purchase. In connec­ contracton' liability coverage for guarantee that we get good, the state's pressing needs. Democratic amendments and .■ hniSanm, srsmA itwws IT SPARKLESIII That's and electricity. Call 649- monthly plus utilities. tion with the Vernon Street Highway Improvements Prolect, such work. reasonable bids," he warned. "If However, Rep. Janet PoliMky, three amendments offered by Rep. how Cleon this home Is 8920. shop the classified ads p8irtq(ti)»p