United States gives terrorists no Americans before they were paid a brief visit by Sen. Edward In Washington. Secretary of rewards and no guarantees. We driven to the Lindsay Air Force By United Press International Kennedy, D-Mass.. who flew in State George Shultz today said make no deals." Hospital at Wiesbaden for check from Geneva for a welcoming Iran “ clearly had connections with Related stories Reagan also said in the six- FRANKFURT, West Germany ceremony at the U.S. Rhein-Main the people" who hijacked TWA ups and debriefing. minute speech that the United U.S. officials said the hostages — The 39 Americans released by pages 4 and 10 Air Base near Frankfurt, Flight 847 June 14 and that he States would not rest until justice Lebanese Shiite Moslems returned Vice President George Bush told believed Syrian President Hafez were being debriefed by a special was done for recent terrorist team from ’’government agen to freedom today in high spirits the exhausted hostages at a Assad was working to free th^ despite thpir 17 day-ordeal that violence against U.S. citizens. cies" about where and how they Maffet said of the former hostages, welcoming ceremony in Frankfurt seven remaining hostages in Bei began with the hijacking of a Trans Reporters at the Frankfurt air were held during their 17-day who chose to undergo preliminary that "Am erica is proud of you." rut, Lebanon. World Airlines airliner. port said hostage relatives were ordeal, before they were to head medical tests before resting. “ Through the days of your Shultz, interviewed on ABC’s Col. Charles K. Maffet, head of beginning to arrive on flights from back to the United States. He said their first request was ordeal, Americans built a special "Good Morning America,” also Lindsay Air Force Hospital in the United States and were being for telephone calls to relatives and place in their hearts for you, said U .S. relations with Israel were When the hostages arrived in Wiesbaden, said he was astonished whisked through the terminal with friends in the United States, a hoping, praying each day for a safe “ stronger than ever” as a result of Frankfurt, hundreds of Americans how “ upbeat” the 39 appeared. minimum formalities. U.S, offi service provided immediately return. You are back and America the crisis, and suggested U.S. shouted, sang "God Bless Am er The group arrived in Wiesbaden cials said about 50 were expected through a phone room in a special did. not compromise her principles relations with Syria had improved. ica” and waved banners proclaim from nearby Frankfurt, where to get you back,” Bush told the President Reagan, in a televised to arrive. ing ’Welcome to freedom ” today wing of the hospital set aside for Some 300 family members and they flew in early today from hostages before they boarded two White House statement, earlier Damascus, Syria. them. military personnel waving flags Four of the former hostages buses and rode to the hospital, vowed to fight back against Please turn to page 10 "Spirits are very high. I th i^ and welcome banners greeted the from Massachusetts also were waving and smiling at the crowd. "cowardly attacks," saying "the they are in excellent condition. Agenda Space prompts teachers ■r' dispute 1^’ V-Axir picked By Jan Ziegler By Kathy Garmus ■ ^ United Press International Assistant City Editor '' WASHINGTON - NASA today Republicans on the Board of announced the 10 finalists for the Directors have been denied a bid to teacher-in-space program, six add to the board’s agenda Tuesday women and four men who hope to a resolution calling on the town to share “ the high adventure of space sell its firehouse on Tolland travel” next year on board the Turnpike. shuttle. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, a Months of waiting came to an Democrat, said she would not put end when NASA Administrator the resolution on the agenda James Beggs named the 10 because it was not submitted to the teachers, selected from 114 semi town general manager’s office finalists by a special review panel. until this morning and the direc The finalists "represent the best tors would not have enough time to . 4 . ' of the best candidates in the consider it. teacher-in-space program ,” The board’s rules say that Beggs said. The winner will be directors who want to place items announced around July 23. on the agenda must notify the ■ , V.I., ■ ’’Their experiences, back mayor or general manager at least grounds and lives may differ. But 10 days before the next meeting. our 10 finalists have much in But Republican Director Donna common: daring, selflessness, R. Mercier said today that items motivation to expand educational have often been added to the horizons beyond the classroom, directors’ agenda at the last enthusiasm to communicate the minute. space flight experience, dedication "You mean to tell me that to excellence in their profession they’re going to pick and choose and a commitment to fire the which items can be added?” she HeraM photo by Tarquinlo imaginations and illuminate the asked. " I f they can do it for one talents of their pupils,” he said. item, they can do it for all items.” "Above all, thdy share a dream: Weinberg said that she has never Splash and spray to be part of the high adventure of approved of last-minute additions space travel and to tell the world to the directors’ agenda. Glen Boggini of Manchester, foreground, operates a by Glenn Construction Co., the contractor on the $1.7 what it’s like.” "It does not give board members letting pipe this morning on Porter Street in preparation million Porter Street trunk sewer reconstruction project, The finalists were Kathleen an appropriate amount of time to Anne Beres, Kenwood High School, consider an issue or ask questions for paving the street on Tuesday. In the background is The project is about 33 percent complete, according to oftheadministration,’’sh esaid .^ Baltimore; Robert S. Foerster, Steve Crispino, also of Manchester. Both are employed Dan Guachione, owner of Glenn Construction. Cumberland Elementary School, think it does a disservice to the West Lafayette, Ind.; Judith Marie board." V ^ Garcia, Thomas Jefferson School Weinberg acknowledged that Gorbachev tightens control for Science and Technology, Alex Items have been added to the andria, Va.; Peggy Lathlaen, board’s agenda on the night of its Westwood Elementary Schoool, meeting in the past. But unlike the Friendswood, Texas; David M. volatile firehouse issue, she said Marquart, Boise High School, most of those items have been Soviets conduct Politburo purge Boise, Idaho. minor. Also Sharon McAuliffe, Concord "This is the sale of public High School, Concord, N.H.; Mi property.” she said. " I think runs the country, the official Tass Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev Pitsunda in Georgia. Protocol Bv Louise Branson chael W. Metcalf, Hazen Union something like that is different news agency said. was firmly in control. dictated that he should have been United Press International School, Hardwick, Vt.; Richard A. than some other items of lesser Tass said Romanov, who had not “ G.V. Romanov’s request to met by the first party secretary in Methia, New Bedford High School, been seen lin public since May 9, relieve him of the duties of Georgia, Shevamadze, who has import." MOSCOW — Grigory Romanov New Bedford, Mass., S a h a ra R. Both parties agreed the resolu was relieved of his duties "for member of the political bureau and now taken his seat on the was removed from the ruling Morgan, McCall-Donn^ly Ele tion faced little chance of succeed health reasons” — a reason secretary of the CPSU Central Politburo, Politburo today following wides mentary School, McCall, Idaho, ing on the nine-member board, usually given when members of Committee In connection with TTie Central Committee session pread speculation he had fallen and Niki Mason Wenger, Vande- which is controlled by six Demo- " the Soviet leadership are ousted. retirement on health grounds was comes on the eve of a meeting of into political disfavor. vender Jr. High School, Parkers crats. Mercier said that if the The first party secretary of the The long-rumored decision was satisfied," Tass said. the country’s nominal Parliament, burg, W.Va. resolution is rejected, a new one Georgian republic, Eduard She- made at a closed-door meeting of Although officials said Romanov the Supreme Soviet, whose 1,500 The teacher-astronaut will be will be submitted culling for a varnadze, 57, was promoted from the Communist Party Central was ill, travelers from Georgia members unanimously rubber- come the first private citizen in townwide referendum on whether non-voting to voting membership Committee and diplomats said it reported seeing him on vacation stamp Central Committee deci orbit, flying aboard the Challenger the firehouse should be sold. in the 13-member Politburo that' was the clearest sign yet that liew last week in the resort town of sions taken the day before. She said it was important that when it blasts off Jan. 22,1986, for a the resolution be placed on Tues six-day mission. The next private day’s agenda because if it is not, it Bomb rocks Madrid citizen in space will be a journalist. will have to wait until the board’s Challenger’s cargo manifest in cludes a small satellite called August meeting, if the resolution Moslem militiamen in Beirut. Basic cable TV rate MADRID (UPI) — A bomb Spartan that will study Halley's were rejected then, it would be too The release of two Lebanese, ripped through the downtown Comet and a tracking and data late to prepare a new one calling Shiites held in Spanish jails was offices of British Airways today, relay satellite. for the sale question to be placed on among the initial demands of the will rise next month killing one person and injuring 16, There were 11,416 applicants to the November ballot, Mercier TWA hijackers. A Spanish court including one American. Two the program. All had to describe said. • last Tuesday sentenced the two to The cable television company Listro said the increase will gunmen also fired into the Jordan their philosophy of teaching, pro The Republican Town Commit prison terms of 23 years each for serving Manchester and five make Cox Cable rates about the ian airline offices. pose an experiment they would tee has called on the town adminis the attempted assassination of a other area towns will increase same as those charged by other The gunmen were arrested and carry out in space and describe tration to sell the Buckland station, police deactivated a secotid bomb-— Libyan diplomat Sept 12 around which the town’s paid fire , its basic monthly service rate area cable television compan how they would share their expe in the Jordanian airlines offU department has no legal authority-, by 60 cents as of Aug. 1, a ies. The last rate change by Cox The Madrid bomb killed a riences after their return. In Athens, Greece, a car packed to provide fire protection. The company official said today. Cable was in October 1983, woman, and hospital officals said The finalists were selected on the with explosives destroyed four volunteer department of the Sebastian Listro, vice presi Listro said. the blast injured 16 people, includ basis of videotaped interviews, vehicles including three with li Eighth Utilities District has that dent and general manager of Cox Cable Greater Hartford ing an American teenager who was written applications and personal cense plates identifying them as right. The district has been re Cox Cable Greater Hartford, serves Manchester, Glaston not immediately identified. The interviews conducted last week belonging to U.S. military person buffed by the town in its attempts said the need for the nearly 5 bury, South Windsor, Newing- officials said none of the 16 was in during a conference in nel, police said. Nobody was to purchase the town-owned fire percent increase from $11.95 to' ton. Rocky Hill and serious condition. Washington. $12.55 results from increased Weth^fleld. Injured. statlop. Minutes after the Madrid bomb The first bomb exploded shortly The Republican-sponsored reso operating and programming The charge for second cable ing in a building also housing the after noon in the building on lution calls for the sale of the costs. outlets will be increased 20 offices of Trans World Airlines, Avenida Gran Via. Police first station to the highest bidder over The company has 11,850 cus cents per month under the new two unidentified gunmen fired into Inside Today itoo.ixw. tomers in Manchester and rates. Cable-ready sets not reported the blast destroyed the the windows of the nearby offices TWA offices several floors up in Democratic directors have 41,300 overall. requiring a converter will be of the Jordanian airlines. Alia, and the building, which has a large steadfastly rejected the idea of The rate change does not have $11.05 on the first set and $2.70 20 pages, 2 sections tried to flee through the crowded TWA sign prominently displayed selling the station, claiming that it to be approved by the state on the second set. streets. They were captured by above the British Airways offices. still serves much of the area it was Department of Public Utility Miscellaneous installation A d v lc « _ _ OblluirlM.. police. But authorities later said the BuiIom* . Opinion _ intended to before a majority of Control because '• is just under and facility charges will also The attack came just a day after explosion destroyed only the P io p M a lk . resldenU in the Buckland area the 5 percent per year permitted increase by about 5 percent, C o m ict. Spohs____ 39 American hostages, seized ground-floor British Airways of petitioned to join the district. under the Policy and Communi according to a notice mailed to Entsrtalnmsnt___1S Tatavltlon . cations Act of 1984, Listro said. all Cox Cable subscribers. aboard a hijacked TWA jetliner 17 fice and burned a shoe shop next L o ttw y ______2 W M ttw r _ days ago, were freed by Shiite door. Please‘turn to page 10 y MANCHKSTER HERALD. Monday. July I. 1985 — 3
» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 198S Cat can’t be Juror -a#" World’s top jazz festival losing its ‘Kool’ r o n t o n (U P I) — Cat Mousam has befii Zoners will hear allowed to skip jury duty after discovered the feline couldn t Coalition Against Apartheid and Ra By Ken Franckling is dropping exclusive sponsorship of the importance,’’ Wein said. "1 know that The cat was put on the jury duty '*s.‘ cism mounted a quiet protest of Corea's census takers took the cat’s name off its owner s mall eatery request United Press International New "York event anYl smaller festivals in up here at Saratoga, ^te Performing appearance because he had appeared in six other cities. Arts Center loves these two days. door — along with the names of two other adults They’re going to fight to keep it and are a series of concerts in South Africa in SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y. - No "We’ve survived for many, many and another cat. ____ Manchester Mall owner Kenneth and industrial to business. The going to help us. If we can’t fihd a 1982. The coalition, wearing armbands, " I t ’s funny they didn’t disqualify her because matter who the sponsor, the annual years and we’ll continue to survive,’ ’ C. Burkamp will come before the others are Circle Associates’ appli national sponsor, we’ll find a iocal distributed fliers urging people to walk she’s a cat, ” said Mousam’s owner, David marathon jazz festival currently Wein said. Planning and Zoning Commission cation to have the zoning of 11 out of the ampitheater during Corea’s Christian, 40, a psychiatric social worker from backed by Kool cigarettes will keep Wein said he is talking with several of sponsor.” tonight for the third time seeking acres at Deming Street and Hale The two-day Saratoga event, with 12 performance, the Jamaica Plain section of the city. _ bopping, the festival's producer says. major firms about backing the mam permission to put a restaurant in Road changed from industrial to Corea, in a post-concert interview, "They disqualified her because she can t speak As the Kool Jazz Festival wound up its moth festivai, which by its scope and hours of music each day, is the the malt at 811 Main St. business and Herrtian Frechette’s 10-day multi-city music marathon talent costs cannot live by ticket sales traditional windup of the Kool festival. said he went to South Africa on the English,” Christian said. proviso he would be allowed to play to application to have half an acre of Sunday, producer George Wein pre alone. Overcast skies cut into Saturday's The state office of jury commissioners, which A public hearing on Burkamp’s integrated audiences and canceled one land at 756 North Main St. rezoned dicted the world’s most prestigious jazz Apple Computer, American Tele attendance, estimated at 13,000 for a gets its list from the annual city census, had application for a special exception concert in Pretoria when he found out from Residence A to Residence C. event will survive under new phone 4 'Telegraph Co., and Joseph E. billing whose top draws included fabricated entire identities for Mousam and his for a restaurant is among several Also scheduled for a public that one was to be for whites only. sponsorship. Seagram 4 Sons have turned Wein trumpeters Wynton Marsalis and Miles "stepbrother” cat, Leo A. Longfellow, The hearings scheduled tonight when "In some of the other concerts, blacks hearing tonight are proposed new The event, offshoot of the'historic down. Playboy Enterprises, sponsor of Davis, pianist Chick Corea and pop Boston Herald reported, the PZC meets at 7 p.m. in the were able to come into the ha II, but they zoning and subdivision regulations Newport, R.I., Jazz Festivals that the Wein-produced Playboy Jazz Festi artist Patti LaBelle. Mousam, said to be born in 1956, ana Lincoln Center hearing room. were sprinkled around and it wasn’t an that would require a soil and began in 1954, is losing its main financal val in Los Angeles for the past seven Sunday’s extensive lineup included Longfellow, bom in 1953, were both listed as The PZC last year denied Bur integrated scene,” Corea said, ” I won’t erosion control study to be submit backer after a five-year run in which years, is very interested in picking up the Commodores, blues guitarist Stevie nurses. , .. kamp a special exception after go back until there is a true integrated ted for any development involving the New York City-Saratoga event the New York event but no deal has been Ray Vaughan, Woody Herman, Dave Election officials said they send meter maids, doubts were cast on the accuracy more than one-half acre. Excluded carried the Kool name. struck, Wein said. Brubeck, Art Blakey and the Jazz audience.” crossing guards and off-duty police officers of .a traffic study he submitted that The New York portion of the 40-event from the regulations would be Brown 4 Williamson Tobacco Co., "We need the same scope of program. Messengers and the fusion group Spyro around the city’s neighborhoods to take the showed ample parking was availa festival wound up Sunday with two single-family homes that were not maker of Kool cigarettes, said its jazz The festival must be of a similar stature Gyra. census. ______■ ble in nearby lots owned or leased tribute events. part of a subdivision. advertising image had run its cour.se. It or it doesn’t have the impact or the The Albany-based Capital District by the town. In rejecting his application. PZC members also At a business meeting following the public hearings, the PZC will reacted to threats from a Manches ter businessman to cancel the also consider; Weather town’s lease for over 100 parking • A proposed amendment to Peopletalk spaces near the Manchester Mall. zoning regulations that would In 1983, the PZC granted Bur allow construction of the town’s kamp permission to put a restau first congregate housing project Gloomy sound Today’s forecast rant in the rnall. But the vote for elderly people. Recipe for romance subsequently was overturned in Connecticut, Massachusetts • A proposed zone change for 2.7 Jack Nicholson and Angelica Houston co-star in court because no traffic study was For some folks, the yecipe for romance is easy and Rhode Island: Today: be acres at Park and St. James the movie "P rizzi’s Honor,” about a mafia Submitted for the PZC’s enough: one part candelight, two parts cham coming sunny. High in the 70s streets to allow construction of 25 hitman and hitwo- .xonsideration. pagne and a dash of soft music. condominium units. The change man. They also along the coast, 80 to 85 inland. Burkamp has said he wants to . But for romance’authol Sarah James, it’s nine from Residence C to Planned have a little some Tonight: becoming mostly put a 4,000-square-foot restaurant children (biological, adopted ahd foster), a Residence Development is being thing going on the cloudy west and central with a at the rear of the mall facing part-time job as a caseworker and a 113-year-old / sought by a partnership made up of side away from the chance of showers by morning, Purnell Place. Prospective te house in Chicago that leaks. set — a 12-year fair east. Lows in the 50s. several real estate brokers, a James in real life is Chicagoan Mildred nants have not been named. relationship. Tuesday: mostly cloudy with a businessman and a police officer. Juskevice who says it’s obvious why she changed The PZC will also hold public "We’ve talked chance of showers. Highs 70 to 80. Herald photo by Tarquinio her name when she started writing Harlequin V hearings on three separate zone- • And a proposed zone-change to about marriage but romances. She advised hopeful writers at one of Maine; Mostly sunny ’.-Jay. change applications. Planned Residence Development it never became a High in the 70s to mid 80s. F air They include one from Richard being sought by Visions Unlimited the luncheon.>(GE^S' injury when he fell off the vehicle, possession of cocaine. Moriglioni A police report said the chase High and low 30.i police said. LOWES’ was additionlly charged with pos began on Center Street, near New Police said Frost and Lombardo The highest temperature re TEMPERATURES session of drug paraphernalia. Street, at about 9:45 p.m. Friday, were on a plainclothes patrol of the ported Sunday by the National Police said they found traces of after police spotted the vehicle lot at about 9:50 p.m. Friday when Weather Service, excluding suspected marijuana as well as moving a reckless manner. they walked past the van and Alaska and Hawaii, was 115 paraphernalia during a search of The report said the two other LEOCHD spotted one of the passengers, the van. The paraphernalia in cars were damaged when they degrees at Blythe, Palm Springs 60 v3 ^ rCJTn^/ro 26-year-old Dion Kevin Leathe of 70 cluded a mirror, razor biades, and tried to pull over on Center Street and Thermal, Calif. Today’s low Enfield,.holding a tray in his lap a small spoon, police said. and the Corvette struck the rear of was 34 degrees at-^rinlW i, | 2 3 «* o w ia aI™ mnm that contained ” a white powdery UPI WEAIMERPOTOCAST 9 All four of t)iose arrested posted the second car, pushing it into the Colo. / ^ substance.” $1,000 bonds except Lusardi, who first. The chase ended at the The officers then opened doors posted a 12,000 bond. intersection of New and Laurel Air quality National forecast on either side of the van to make streets, the report said, when the . - . 'e j the arrests, police said. But police LEAN FRESH GROUND The state Department of En Corvette came to a quick stop and a ----- During early Tuesday morning showers are forecast for parts of the said the driver, 25-year-old Peter Two men stole a 1970 Corvette vironmental Protection provides pursuing police crusier struck it...... * 1 . 5 9 .6. upper Ohio Valley and the lower Greet Lakes region. Elsewhere, the S. Lusardi of Somers, started the from a Center Street auto body BEEF ...... daily air pollution reports and the report said. Police said the car weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include (maximum van and tried to drive off, with the shop Friday evening and led police suffered damage to a headlight. seasonal pollen count informa temperatures In parenthesis): Atlanta 84(83), Boston 6t (76), Chicago two officers stili holding onto the on a high-speed chase that resulted Eldridge posted a $3,000 bond tion from the Department of L E A N F R E S H ^ 1 ► 63(79), Cleveland61 (75), Dallas66(94), Denver56(89), DuluthS1(76I vehicle. in damage to two other cars as well following his arrest. Morsey re Health Services. The recorded Jacksonville 69(91), Kansas City 62(84), Little Rock-Bji. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 1. 1985 h Some POP champagne Distraught father V.S./W ortd In For families, the long wait ends kills daughter, 3 France^ Anderson of Vashon Island, Mrs. Peel, 59, and her daughter-in- Wash said her family was “thrilled to Children’s Hospital for two hours Court rules for State By Dovld Mould MIAMI (UPI) - A distraught , iJL. United Press Internotlonal law, Kristi, 33, also were held briefly by death’’" to learn her brother-m-law, father said he stood over the before drawing a .32 caliber WASHINGTON — The use of tax money to the hijackers. Kenneth Anderson, was on his way hospital crib of his comatose handgun and shooting the girl iv provide public school teachers for special classes A crowd of flag-waving Americans In Laredo, Texas, the famijies of 3-year-oId daughter and told her, twice In the chest. V. at religious schools violates the constitutional erupted into wild jubilation early today Vincente Garza and his son-in-law, ° '^ e have just lived for this moment “It’s OK. Daddy’s here,” then shot Griffith, a projectionist at one of separation of church and state, the Supreme as 39 former hostages climbed from a Robert Trautmann Jr,, uncorked for the last two weeks,” she said. “The her to death to end her pain. his father’s several adult movie Court ruled 5-4 today. camouflaged military transport plane “some good vintage champagne” that vTOrst part was we didn’t know. You sit "My baby was trapped in a dead theaters, said he didn’t go to the The decision, the latest in a series of high court in West Germany to greet family had been saved for years, a neighbor and you wait and the days are 400 hours body,” Charles Griffith, 25, told hospital to kill his daughter and did said. rulings on the sensitive subject, specifically ends members after 17 tense days of long.” reporters from his Dade County not remember firing the gun. a controversial program in Grand Rapids, Mich., captivity. “The family is just ecstatic. You can Not all families were in agreement jail cell. "The respiratory therapist came that sends public school teachers into private Back in the United States, other imagine. We are just overjoyed," said over President Reagan’s handling of in. He had to slap her on the chest. Javier Santos, Garza's brother-in-law. Griffith is charged with first- schools for remedial and enrichment classes. relatives cried with joy and relief, the crisis. , ^ „ degree murder in the death Friday When he suctioned her, her eyes Writing for the majority, Justice William popped open champagne and began With their loved ones finally free, Ruth Maresca of Baldwin, N.Y., night of his daughter Joy, who was would open really wide. She Brennan said the program overstepped the hazy planning homecoming celebrations. nearly all of the hostages' families whose son, Philip, co-piloted the hi left comatose and brain-idamaged couldn’t breathe,” Griffith said. \ spoke of the past 17 agonizing days — constitutional line between aliowable govern Several family members urged a jacked jet, said Reagan’s “words of in a freak accident last Oct. 23. “I went by the nurses’ station I mental accommodation of religion- and direct better understanding of world politics clinging to every shred of what might retaliation" should “not have been ”I just pray that there’s a God. and I was crying. He came over financiai aid. after Shiite* Moslems in Beirut, Le appear to be hopeful news, only to have made" The family was “upset” by his that she is up there laughing and and said he was finished with her. I “The symbolic union of church and state banon, released the Americans. A few the hours drag on. “ill-advised” remarks, she said. playing and seeing again,” Griffith was rubbing her face and saying, inherent in the provision of secular, state- relatives criticized the Reagan admin “We had so many highs and lows," “Speaking for my son and myself, we said. ”I just hope there is. But how ‘It is OK. Daddy’s here. It won’t* provided instruction in the reiigious school istration's handling of the crisis, and said James Hoskins Sr. of Indianapolis, knew little about them (the Shiites) and could there be — with all she has hurt anymore. It is fi'nished.’ Then buildings threatens to convey a message of state some prayed for seven Americans of father of hostage James Hoskins Jr., 22. possibly they do hOve legitimate been through.” I heard two bangs.” Wt support for religion to students and to general earlier kidnappings still captive in “It was very, very scary. The roller grievan^'es,'’ she said. “I m sure in the Sunday, Griffith, who is jailed Metro-Dade Police spokesman public,” the court said. Lebanon. ./I coaster feeling is something you can't future . ll be much more aware of without bond, was freed long James Hutton described the shoot Anqees In a related ruling, the justices also struck When word reached Esther Peel describe to anyone who hasn't gone events in the area." enough to see his daughter’s body ing as a mercy killing. Griffith down the use of public funds to provide remedial Sunday that her son. Bob Peel Jr., of MARSHA WILLETT through it." But Mike Con well, brother of hostage at a funeral home. He left sobbing discarded the gun and surrendered '.'It was like a roller coaster or a instruction to disadvantaged youngsters who Hutchinson, Kan., had been freed, she . . . enroute to Germany spokesman Allyn Conwell of Houston, and muttering, “Oh God. Oh God.” to a security guard, Hutton said. attend religious schools in New York City. embraced her husband and told him to see-saw," said Charlene Strickland of “He justj^wanted to take her and Winston-Salem, N.C., mother-in-law of praised the United States’ refusal to Several nurses ran for help while Although the federally funded Title 1 program start chilling the champagne. give in to the terrorists’ demands. hold her and hug her one more others attempted briefly to revive promotes worthy goals, the court said, sending “Our prayers have been answered," former captive Kurt Carlson of Rock 'Tve got a real faith in America and time,” said Griffith’s lawyer, Roy public teachers to private schools raises the ford, 111. “One day you thought they had the child, who died seconds after declared Bob Peel Sr., 58. Sr. said. “They are very relieved, very its system and its government. It Black. "That’s the only matter he the shooting, doctors said. specter of governmental involvement with The elder Peel was released by the happy, very joyed that they are going to everything worked out, next day you worked extremely well.” he said. would discuss today with me: reiigion. terrorists a few days after the June 14 be home with their loved ones. They've were depressed and thinking it may Conwell said the experience changed 'Please see if the judge will let me “She was in a coma and couldn’t hijacking of TWA Flight 847. done one great job, mentally and linger on for a while. The anxiety built feel anything,” said Dr. Charles up and then there was a letdown.” his perception of world events. see my daughter one more lime.’” Firefighters contain blaze "1 know how they are feeling,” Peel physically" The blonde, blue-eyed girl fell Wetli, chief medical examiner. into a coma when her neck became “She was not brain dead, but like At least 70 homes were destroyed in San Diego wedged in the footrest of a Karen Ann Quinlan, she could have in the worst of a rash of brushfires that blackened reclining chair as she watched gone on for years.” UPI photo thousands of acres across Southern California on Reagan reminds Beirut of other hostages cartoons on television at her Griffith insisted that Joy was a day of record-setting high temperatures. became incensed over Reagan’s denun grandmother’s house. She never aware of her surroundings. He said About 200 000 people packed San Francisco's Market the largest gathering of homosexuals in the world. A Fire Capt. Ron Davis said the San Diego blaze By Helen Thomas regained consciousness. she had responded to his questions was contained Sunday night, but not before it ciation of them in a Chicago speech Street Sunday to cheer the city’s annual Gay Freedom contingent from Los Angeles marched down the street United Press International Friday as ‘thugs, murderers and Police said Griffith sat quietly by by blinking her eyes the number of leveled 70 homes and damaged several others, his daughter’s crib at Miami times he asked. Day parade. The parade was described by organizers as toward the Civic Center. despite the efforts of 400 firefighters who suffered barbarians” with an implied threat of WASHINGTON — President Reagan retaliation. in the record 96-dcgree heat. says the release of the 39 TWA hostages A dozen firefighters were injured, including Reagan's rhetoric and the fact that brings the nation joy now. but there can four of the hostages were still being held two who got hot embers in their eyes. One man be no celebration while seven other Gays rally across nation for rights suffered chest pains and the others had by extremists Shiites caused a 24-hour Americans are held in Lebanon and the delay in the release. “dehydration, heat exhaustion, and were just “vicious evil " of terrorism remains. United States solely because they totally worn out.” The president did make a concession By Duffle Cohen trick’s Cathedral. in the two Lincoln Park rallies. At the close of a weekend’s diplomatic Organizers had anticipated The San Francisco celebration say they are homosexuals. The fire broke out Sunday morning in the roller-coaster, Reagan said in a nation late Saturday by approving a terse United Press International Nogmal Heights section in the heart of San Diego State Department statement requested 75.000 spectators, but police made included more than 150 groups of The march in New York started ally televised message Sunday he no estimate of the crowds along the marchers escorting colorful floats in Central Park about noon and led and drove up to 1,500 people from their homes. waited with "bated breath ” while the by Syria reaffirming U.S. policy toward More than an quarter-million Erratic winds blowing through the dry brush the “preservation, stability and secur people turned out in San Fran parade route lined with 1,500 police depicting the parade’s theme of to Greenwich Village, accompan jubilant Americans traveled from “Honor Our Past. Secure Our ied by booming music from the whipped up a “tornado of hot embers, wind and Damascus, Syria, to Frankfurt. West ity” of Lebanon. cisco, Chicago and New York for officers. Organizers were not smoke” said fire spokesman Larry Stewart, who Top aides said it was simply a parades celebrating pride in the available Sunday to estimate the Future.” They waved banners and Gay Big Apple Corps band. Germany, on their way home from their placards proclaiming, “Mothers called the blaze the worst in San Diego history. 17-day ordeal in anarchic Lebanon. repetition of a long-stated position, and homosexual lifestyle. number of spectators. Koch joined the parade at the dismissed it as “a piece of paper.” In San Francisco, about 200,000 In Chicago, organizers said Against AIDS” and "Fathers New York Public Library, and gay In a four-minute address, a grim Against AIDS.” Iran accuses foe of atrocity Reagan said: “We can be thankful that But the statement apparently molli people packed downtown’s Market 50.000 people were on hand for the , rights leader Ed Murphy pres fied Amal leader Nabih Berri, who had Street Sunday under bright skies to 16th annual Gay and Lesbian Pride AIDS has been a major focus of ented him with a plaque. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Iran said Iraqi warplanes our faith, courage, and firmness paid Parade. Former Mayor Jane San Francisco’s Gay Freedom off. taken control of the hostages two weeks cheer the city’s annual Gay Grand marshals of the parade bombed a Kurdish refugee camp today in ago, and he agreed to the hostages’ Freedom Day parade, described Byrne was among the marchers Day parades since 1983. northwestern Iran, killing at least one civilian “But this is no moment for celebra and Mayor Harold Washington The parade’s grand marshal, were Bruhs Mero and Gean tion,” he said. “Let it be clearly release. by organizers as the largest Harwood, about to celebrate their and wounding 10 following the expiration of an gathering of homos 'xuals in the addressed a rally at the end of the Juan Hernandez, a founder of the understood that the seven Americans There also were indications Israel Mexican homosexual rights move 59th anniversary as a couple, and Iraqi-declared cease-fire. still held captive in Lebanon must be would step up its timetableJor release world. parade route. Iraq had no immediate comm^ent on the report, In New York, police estimated About 100 people, including ment, was detained by immigra May and Marion, two lesbians which could not be independently confirmed. released along with the innocent of 735 ‘ Lebanese prisoners, mostly several wearing Nazi-style uni tion officials when he arrived in together for 38 years. hostages from other countries ' Shiites, held since April in an Israeli about 20,000 marchers joined by Among those marching were Baghdad announced Sunday its forces would Mayor Edward Koch Sunday forms, attended a counterdemon San Francisco last week and told resume attacking “selected” targets deep inside While the hostages, their families and jail. The prisoners’ release was the stration organized by Christians them he was gay. He was freed Lesbianas Latinas, Salsa Sisters, the nation can share “a moment of joy,'’ hijackers’ primary demand. swung down Fifth Avenue in a Asian Lesbians, and Jewish Les Iran because Tehran had not made any peace festive Gay Pride Day parade, for Decency. I'olice reported no when a federal judge ruled foreign Reagan said the drama demonstrated Administration official repeatedly ers could not be denied entry to the bian Women. moves during the 15-day cease-fire that “civilized societies " must band denied there was any U.S.-Israel deal. past angry protesters at St. Pa conflicts between the participants Iranian officials have repeatedly said they will together to halt terrorism. , not consider a negotiated end to the nearly “Terrorists, be on notice: We will Once the hostages took off for 5-year-old war with Iraq unless Iraqi President fight back against you. in Lebanon and Frankfurt, Reagan telephoned the the Deputy kills culprit Saddam Hussein is deposed. But, they have called elsewhere.“ he said. plane’s pilot and told him: “I would for an end to raids on civilian targets. “We call upon the world community i appreciate your passing on to your “Four Iraqi bombers approached the camp to strengthen its cooperation to stamp passengers how proud I am of their JWonday morning and then two of the planes out this ugly, vicious evil of terrorism. strength and courage and that I look Deacon slain In church shooting started hitting the camp,” Iran's Islamic forward to their being reunited with ... We will not rest until justice is done." must have done something right Republic News Agency said. “At least one Reagan said. their families as soon as possible. By Aurello Rolas else Inside the First Baptist began shooting at several people civilian was martyred and 10 others wounded. " United Press International Worship Center was injured during who were standing at the podium because no other people were National security adviser Robert “Give the passengers my heartfelt kene Natividad, right, meets enthusiastic supporters area facing the congregation,” injured.” The agency said 140 Kurdish refugees were McFarlane, in an interview with thanks,” he said. “Happy landing.” the gunbattle. killed and 300 injured June 9 at the same camp Independent Network News, ruled out In his address, Reagan praised Syria, after her election Sunday as president of the National LOS ANGELES — A parishioner Rev. Herman Tang, a church Fitzsimmons said, Dang was carrying 60 "rounds of when eight Iraqi planes bombed the area, near Algeria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan for Women’s Political Caucus in Atianta. Natividad, from who opened fire on the pulpit of a spokesman, described Dang as a “As the shooting took place. the town of Ziveh. "the random act of v&ngeance" but Deputy Leverence, who was off- ammunition in clips for easy warned the United States may use its their “constructive cooperation” and New York City, was acciaimed the unanimous winner Baptist church in Chinatown, “sick person, out of a job and loading into his semi-automatic said he had been in “close touch with killing a minister and a deacon divorced.” duty and attending the service with power to strike against locations in the DPI photo after her opponent, Linda Hallenborg of Atlanta, asked weapon, Fitzsimmons said. GE, workers agree to pact Middle East where terrorists are Israel and a number of governments in before being shot to death by an Witnesses said Dang walked up friends from a Christian organiza trained. PRESIDENT REAGAN IN OVAL OFFICE Europe and the Middle East. for the unanimous vote. off-duty sheriff’s deputy, was to the pulpit about 40 minutes into tion, took immediate action and One witness, Robert Kwong, 25, NEW YORK — The General Electric Co. and the service and opened fire. engaged the suspect in a brief In his personal trial since the June 14 . . . he says American “can be grateful" “We will remember and offer our described as a "sick person” by his said the gunman pointed his unions repre.senting nearly 66.000 workers hijacking of TWA flight 847, Reagan thanks to all who helped us and who former pastor. “He walked up the center aisle gunflght." weapon at the congregation before nationwide announced agreement today on new insisted he made "no concessions, no stood with us,” he said. About 500 stunned churchgoers with a 45-caliber handgun and Fitzsimmons said “the deputy he was shot. labor contracts to replace-a pact that expired deals" in the frenzied behind-the- Moslem Amal militia in Lebanon to He was disappointed with a last- “And yes,” he warned, “we’ll Re Women’s political group watched in horror as Dang Bong Sunday night. scenes maneuvering that led the Shiite hand off the hostages to Syria. minute snag Saturday when the captors member those who did not.” Jou, 46, walked up the aisle and Terms of the new agreements were withheld began firing a .45-caliber pistol at pending review of the contract by union officials picks New Yorker as head the podium during services Sun Proxmire ‘fleeces’ the corps committees and by the rank and file union day morning. Deacon Fook-Kong costly, never-ending and futile members. By Joe Parhom ingredient” of politics. Li, 58, died In the fusillade, and Bv Elmer W. LammI Another $17 million, he said, Ex-hostages ask citizens United Press International remains “in the pipeline.” effort” to rebuild the beach by The agreement was reached between the United Press International "We’ve been living on the gas Gregory Owyan, 38, an associate dredging sand offshore and pump company and two unions: the International Union Syria silent tank fumes of the protest of the pastor, was seriously wounded in “The corps is really sandbag of Electronic,Electrical, Technical, Salaried and W/JiSllINGTON - Sen. William ging the taxpayers on this one ing it onto the beach for $5 million ATLANTA — The newly elected 1960s and the gas tank is empty,” the head and died several hours to $6 million a mile. Macinc Workers Union. (lUE), AFL-CIO, repres leader of the National Women’s she said. “We’ve got to leam we've later' at County-USC Medical Proxmire, D-Wis., today accused because one large storm could enting 47,3000 workers and the United Electrical, to ‘understand’ the captors on agreement Political Caucus is calling for got to do it all over again. If we’re Center. the Army Corps of Engineers of easily sweep away all this sand,” Proxmire cited studies by geolo Radio and Machine Workers, representing 8,600 - renewed enthusiasm amor i femi Dang, who church officials said “sandbagging” taxpayers with a he said in an "award” statement. gists and marine scientists that he ever to gain justice we, in each of The Wisconsin Democrat se workers. By United Press International Navy diver Jeffrey Ingalls, 24, of the things that we understand to be By Samira Kawar nists in the fight for abortion rights our ways, must pay.” was a distur^d Chinatown resi $50 million project to rebuild said show such efforts .destroy In addition, other contracts are in the process of correct, I think to a man we all United Press International and the Equal Rights Amendment. dent who had stopped attending beaches for the benefit of condomi lected the Corps of Engineers for beaches they are intended to save. Virginia Beach, Va., said his slain The NWPC was founded in 1971 the dubious distinction because he being negotiated at 100 other plants affecting DAMASCUS, Syria - The 39 colleague, Stethem “was one of my hope and pray that they are Irene Natividad, an Asian- services about five years ago, was niums and hotels in Miami Beach, 24.000 workers belonging to 10 unions. reunited with their families if DAMASCUS. Syria — Syria took credit for American from New Yopk City, to increase the numbers of elected killed during a gunbattle inside the Fla. viewed the project as July’s "most A corps spokesman expressed American hostages free after 17 buddies." and appointed women at all levels wasteful, ridiculous or ironic” use “disappointment" with Prox- days in Lebanon oppose retaliation But he added, “in the United indeed they are not guilty of crimes brokering an agreement that secured the release was elected chairwoman of the church with Donald Leverence, an Proxmire gave his monthly or if they are not legitimate war of the 39 American hostages of TWA Flight 847, political caucus Sunday with a of government. off-duty Los Angeles County she “Golden Fleece” award to the of tax money. mire’s criticism of the project, Hub gets OK for transplants against their Shiite Moslem cap- States, you always see what you “The corps’ efforts are making it saying it was “not deserved.” tors. calling instead for a “deeper see from the media there, and I’ve criminals.” but refused to disclose details of the secret pledge to fight “right wing at riff’s deputy, who was attending corps, saying it had already spent BOSTON — A state agency has approved plans understanding" of their motives. “If they are innocent people negotiations that ended the 17-day crisis. tacks” on feminist goals. the services. Deputy Steve Fitz $33 million on a beach “nourish easier for those staying in these got to see the other side of the story pleasure palaces to bathe, but the ' "The corps, in constructing the to make Boston the sixth city in the country where Appearing Sunday at a news over here,” said Ingalls, who was being held illegally, then we "It is in the interest o. the people involved that “Given the conservative tide simmons said. ment” project to pump sand onto nothing should be said about the agreement.” William Howard Taft was at one 10 miles of Florida beach fronting average taxpayer is taking the project, is carrying out a mandate pancreas transplants will be performed. conference at the Sheraton Da held apart from the main group of certainly pray for their freedom,” that’s sweeping the country, our lime secretary of war in the Leverence, a I'A year depart of Congress, of which Senator The Massachusetts Department of Public mascus hotel, the Americans met he said. Asad Elias, a spokesman for President Hafez greatest challenge in the next two ment veteran, exchanged several “costly condominiums and bath,” he said. hostages by the Hezbollah, or Theodore Roosevelt The project, he said, is part of “a Proxmire is a member,” he said. Health has given the Massachusetts General dozens of reporters before flying to Party of God, organization, be- , In a related matter, former Assad, told United Press International Sunday years is to remain firm in our administration. shots with the gunman, but no one haughty hotels. Hospital and the Deaconness Hospital permission Frankfurt, West" Germany today lieved responsible for the hostage Bob Brown said today he after the hostages flew out of Damascus. commitment to our basic goals — to begin the operations, which are in the where some were reunited with hijacking. apparently became one of the four Earlier Sunday, Elias had told a news ERA, reproductive choice and experimental stage. their families. Another man also held by American hostages separated conference held by the 39 Americ'ans after they child care,” said’ Natividad, the RICHARD GOLDWASSER, Ph.D. MANCIffSTiK Pancreas transplants are performed in hopes All appeared relaxed and in good Hezbollah, Robert Trautmatj Jr., from the others because of the ’ arrived in Damascus from Beirut, Lebanon: “We director of the Center for Continu of curing diabetes. With successful pancreas health after a 4-hour journey by 37, of Laredo, Tex., was asked seating capacity of his captors’ are glad that the efforts made by President Hafez ing Education at William P! terson V, transplants, patients are able to produce the car from Beirut to the 'Syrian about the view of his captors car, not because of a Jewish- Assad in order to bring an end to the hardship of College of New Jersey. Announces the new location of his office. ; 10.9 insulin, necessary to convert sugar for body use, capital of Damascus. toward the United States. "I think sounding name. these gentlemen have been effective ‘and "Right-wing attacks on these that diabetics are unable to produce. “We have a long list of people to they like the people. I think its the Brown, 42, Stow, Mass., his wife, produced a happy outcome.” basic positions should not force us THE BIOFEEDBACK AND S’TRESS MANAGEMENT tOiO SMHDAV Until now, diabetics have been dependent on thank and I just wish they could all government they object to." he Jill, and 13-year-old daugther, One Western diplomat said Syrian officials to dilute our message,” she said. MIMNOmYit AliOilSr daily insulin injections. i .. line up — I'd kiss every one of said. Melissa, were interviewed in Weis- became involved in the secret negotiations that Natividad defeated Linda Hal CLINIC OF MANCHESTER, Inc. The rate of success for pancreas transplants them," said former hostage Allyn Capt. John Testrake, 57, of baden. West Germany, on NBC’s led to the release of the hostages because they lenborg of Atlanta by a vote of 949.3100 after one year is only 40 percent, versus 60 to 80 Conwell, 39, of Houston, Tex., the Richmond. Mo., held captive with “Today” program. wanted “to put the Reagan administration in 312-282 on the final day of the 483 West Middle Turnpike percent for liver, heart, kdiney and other organ group's spokesman. two other crewmen aboard the jet Asked if he was separated from their debt.” group’s four-day convention. Both Manchester, CT 06040 transplants. Failures are due to "techhical” Conwell stood beneath a picture at Beirut airport, said he was the other victims of the TWA “Once again, the Syrians have shown the women were vice chairwomen in I SALE STARTS 10 A.M. TUESDAY reasons, such as infection and falureof the graft's hijacking because he was thought Americans that they must come to them when the 77,000-member organization. Of Syrian President Hafez' Assad, “astonished to discover how Telephone: (203) 646-3382 blood supply in 20 percent of the cases and who was instrumental in arrang closely our views paralleled” i to be. Jewish, Brown gave this they want to accomplish anything in this part of Natividad exhorted the caucus to rejection in 40 ;:. rc.-nt of the eases. ' ing the release. He singled out despite the isolation from the' account. the world, ” said the diplomat, who asked that his elect more women to public office, In the past yeai. about 160 pancreas transplants Assad, Shiite Amal militia leader passengers. “No, I don’t think so. ... I think name not be used.. saying "women’s political gains in HARVEY BUYS OUT have been pi rfortm-d worldwide. About 50 of Nabih Berri and the International “It was a learning experience,” after they originally took the first He also said Syria’s reluctance to discuss the every frontier ore under attack.” those were in the five I'.S. centers. Red Cross for praise. he added. "We found out things four or five off the plane, the terms of the deal was “probably due to (a) Bella Abzug, a former congress- He was asked about the hos about our fellow nftn on the other second time in Beirut, then they concern not to undermine” Nabih Berri, the woman from New York City, had STEADFAST THE SPORTSWEAR STOCK OF Pandas mate three times tages' feelings about retaliation side of the world that we didn’t went after possibly two Jewish- leader of the Lebanese Shiite militia Amal who been scheduled to speak Sunday against the Shiite Moslem extrem know. sounding names, which happened the hijackers named as their negotiator. but left the meeting early to return You ard invited to 90 minutes of WASHINGTON — Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling ists who seized the TWA jetliner "And we found that they are to be two in my group. One was Berri, who is also Lebanese minister of justice, home. She spoke Friday night at a U.S.A. DISTRIBUTORS OF America's giant pandas, reaffirmed their June 14 and killed Navy diver human beings. They have the same Roman Catholit, the other Jewish. is considered Syria’s main Moslem ally in dinner honoring outgoing caucus laughter, tears, hope and decision. ANBA decade-long relationship by mating a record Robert Dean Stethem. emotions, the same fears, the “And then after that they took Lebanon because he is more moderate than the chairwoman Kathy Wilson. SKIWEAR & SPORTSWEAR three times in 27 hours, a National Zoo “1 don't know who the people same hopes, the same expecta one more Navy. And I think they radical Shiites suspected of hijacking TWA Flight The meeting concluded with a spokeswoman said today who took us are," said Conwell, tions, and the same dreams for had a vehicle that would accommo 847, he said. rousing speech by Mary Berry, a Join us for an evening with Steadfast, The first mating between the nation's most- with the other 38 hostages sitting their country as we all have. And in date five people. So they just At a news conference in Beirut before the member of the U.S. Commission on a music ministry of Oral Roberts University Their ^26,000 Retail Value To Sell For MOOD watched animal couple was recorded at 5:45a.m. beside him in the crowded hotel that sense, we are able to empha- picked two more people and I release of the hostages, Berri said Syria had Civil RlghU. Sunday and two more sexual encounters were ballroom. thize with them and we were led to happened to be one, and the assured him the hijackers’ demand that Israel Berry said women’s rights “are on Wednesday, July 3rd at 7 p.m. observed at 7 a.m. and 8:35 a.m. today, “Retaliation sounds a lot like have deeper understanding of their Greek-American sitting in front of free 7 ^ Arab detainees from iu Atilt military a pail^f qivll rights and we need to spokeswoman Kate Taub said. revenge. We all need to find a problems they face over here,” me happened to be the other. He, of priswwould be met and the United States would remlM each other over again that The triple mating came after Ling-Ling, the deeper understanding to find out Testrake said. course, was released three days nqt^etaliate against Lebanon for the hostage not all women are white. There are female, underwent a series of hormone injections what made people take such a Conwell said he did not "bear a after the ordeal started.” crisis. some blacks and Hlspanics and Church of the Living God and zoo scientists believe the fertility drugs “had desperate act," he said. ghidge against anyone,” including Daughter Melissa said she was Assad’s spokesman, however, refused to Asian-Americans and Indians who Robertson School President Reagan has repeat the most scared during the hijack disclose details of the agreement that led to the are also women.” SAVE 85% a lot to do with her coming into the heat cycle,” Israel, which had said it would not " North School St. (OM N. Main St.) BATHING SUITS, SKIRTS, SLACKS, TOPS, SEPARATES, Taub said. edly hinted that some type of accede to the hijackers’ demand ing "when they said my father was *44 hostages’ release and there was no imnoiedlate Berry said the caucus members retaliatpry measures might be for the release of 735 Lebanese dead.” a reference to a published indication that such a deal had been struck OHist understand that "direct Manchester ETC. ALL IN FABRICS THAT SPAN ANY SEASON. taken by the United States. prisoners for the Americans. "If report. either Israel or the United States. protest” are “an essential V- MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 1. 1985 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 1, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Jill Dunkerley defad at 39 James P. Sacks, City Editor OPINION Woman who refused rescue near ferry ramp dies ‘ girl. Dunkerley from car and tow her 30 Volunteer Fire Department later ROCKY HILL (UPU - A ers about 25 minutes after the car when it plunged off the boat ramp feet to the riverbank. pulled the woman from the car and mother who appeared to reject the she and her teenage daughter sank without slowing down or braking. Jill Dunkerley sat in the driver’s seat shaking her head, tears As he struggled to move from the emergency medical technicians frantic pleas of a would-be rescuer under the swirling waters of the The crewman from the ferry, Symbol of Independence: for whom the bell ages running down her face, "looking car, Wholey said he again pleaded performed cardiopulmonary re and remained in her car after it Connecticut river. Neal Wholey, said the woman very somber,” Wholey said. with Dunkerley. “ I said, 'Come on suscitation before the helicopter plunged into the Connecticut River refused to help in the rescue of her Lori Dunkerley, 13, was pulled When the car started to sink, she lady, get out.’ But she nodded no. I whisked her away. Philadelphians were dismayed. Yet the is dead. daughter. PHILADELPHIA — Andrew McKay heard the from the vehicle by the captain’s knew there was nothing more 1 Police said the. incident was Jill Dunkerley, 39. of New suddenly reached over from the bad news at a barber shop during the winter. The frustration was only beginning. When the bell was mate on the Rocky Hill- could do for her,” Wholey said. under investigation and declined Britain died Saturday at Hartford " I kept banging on thp window front seat and opened the back recast by a local artisan, a half ounce of copper Glastonbury ferry after it ran off Divers from the Rocky Hill further comment. fellow in the next chair was getting a permanent Hospital where she was taken by pleading with her to open the door, allowing Wholey to pull Lori was added to each pound of the origifial metal, and the ferry ramp and started to sink and an aloe facial, but he seemed to know what he helicopter after the incident Fri door,” said Wholey, 19, of Wg3t the am algam ation affected the sound. The bell in the murky river. was talking about just the same; he said the T o m day afternoon, a spokeswoman Hartford. "I kept pleading, 'Come famed crack in the nation’s Liberty Bell was was strong enough with the copper, but the tone said. Witnesses said Dunkerley’s car on lady, let her out, let her out,” ’ he said of his attempt to rescue the getting larger. . " " T ie d e was truly terrible. Dunkerley was rescued by div was traveling about 30 to 40 mph The fellow wasn't specific, he said he’d read So it was cast again. And for a while it about it somewhere; but M cKay was moved to perform ed as it was intended to. The bell was action. Recently he arranged his vacation early, hung in what was to becom e Independence Hall, Workers put some things in a rental car, and drove from his and it was a noisy witness to the birth of the home in Atlanta, to the historic center of nation. It rang to protest British trade policies, COLOR FILM metal,oxidation. Park Service curators explain and it rang at the first reading of the Declaration AS PtR POSTED Philadelphta, where he went directly to the SCHEDULE of Independence. give OK Liberty Bell Pavilion, that a powdered substance was found on one side DEVELOPINO ” I wanted to see it.” he says, "b efore it split in of the bell last year, and they have been No one knows how it cracked Uie second time. two.” conducting appropriate tests to determ ine what if The tradition is that it was during the 1835 funeral And he’s not the only one, it seems. The National anything is the matter. of John Marshall, a chief justice of the United to strike Park Service reports that scores of people visiting Robert Giannini is one of the curators. He says States. Tradition also indicates it was rung a final W ATERBURY (U P l) - Union the bell this spring say that they’ve heard it was the powdered substance has been identified as moment in 1846, on the birthdate of George leaders go back to bankruptcy L copper ammonia hydrate sulfate. He says it’s a Washington, and was thence permanently stilled. breaking apart. The rumor is going around that court today armed with a strong the bell has started to corrode, or turn brittle with crystalization, i.e., an erosion of the metal, and he strike authorization vote from THE BELL WAS HISTORIC while active. But it age, and it’s on the verge of ruination. thinks it may form when the bell goes through workers at Century Brass Pro Naturally, the rumor is concerned mostly with alternating periods of daytime warmth and was to become a national icon in retirem ent. The ducts Inc.. V l ^ ^ the crack. The talk is the cleavage has opened an evening chill. 2,000-pound device is inscribed with a phrase from Members of United Auto inch or more. The fellow in the Atlanta barber Giannini says the oxidation has been arrested Leviticus, “ Proclaim liberty throughout all the Workers 1604 voted 377-71 Sunday chair said the rupture had already crept through with a heavy application of wax. He doesn’t know land unto all the inhabitants thereof,” and it is to authorize union leaders to call a the crown of the bell, and, worse, it was if further steps will have to be taken. He does say presently on display in its own pavilion across strike. Union and management are developing tributaries that could cut the device the bell has weathered far worst dilemm as than from Independence Hall. arguing before a federal bank Service will of course take whatever action is ruptcy judge on whether the into pieces. this, though: it has in fact been subject to all sorts Actually, the pavilion is more like a small kiosk. 5 ^ ^ company should be allowed to of threats to its well-being and existence. And it has its critics in the Park Service. Officials necessary, but it m ay be years before an ultimate '4. cancel the union contract. PIECES INDEED. The federal officials who point out that the pavilion is made largely of glass, decision is made. Until then, the rumors regarding the treasure Company Vice President Frank look after the Revolutionary relic say the stories THOSE THREATS BEGAN right from the start, the sun can thus heat the Liberty Bell to more than Santciguida said last week the may continue. At least the fellow in the Atlanta of its deterioration are grossly exaggerated. They in 1751. That’s when the bell was purchased from 100 degrees, and the temperature fluctuations ailing company cannot withstand a say the crack in the 8-foot bell has been more or an English foundry. The bell was ordered for the may have caused the oxidation of last year. barber shop is still at it. Andrew M cKay says he strike. less stable since its origination, and there is no 50th anniversary of the Commonwealth of Curator Giannini says some officials have has told him of his visit, that the bell is OK, but the Century Brass is trying to indication that it is growing at all. Pennsylvania, but the first time it was tested here, recommended that the windows be tinted or fellow isn't so sure; he now says he’s heard, sigh, reorganize under Chapter 11 of the The authorities admit there may be another on a makeshift wooden truss, it developed a split removed. Others have flatly suggested that the that the real Liberty Bell has been replaced by a federal bankruptcy code. Judge problem, however. The bell has shown signs of in its lip. pavilion itself be replaced. Giannini says the Park ringer. Robert L. Krechevsky has sche duled two hearings this week in the case. In March, union workers re •B'JicOfe'- Potpourri jected $2.5 million in wage and ’72 ABM accord benefit concessions forcing the company to close the metals division and to lay off 600 workers. ‘Kiss and yell’ Under the terms of an interim A f Is obviously dead financing agreement between Cen m tury and General Electric Credit Corp.^f Stamford, the lender can is new policy WASHING cut of! financing if the 1,200 union TON — A major workers stage any kind of walkout, Some advocates of free love may rethink intelligence strike or other labor disturbance. breakthrough UPl photo the cost of permissiveness following an The bankruptcy hearing began has enabled Jack^ THE NEW MISS CONNECTICUT May 31 and the company has the out-of-court settlement under a homeowner’s U.S. analysts to right to make unilateral changes 30 SAVE MORE AT RITE AID policy by the Prudential Insurance Co. determine that Anderson . . . Lorine Guagenti shows winning smile days after the start of the hearing if Prudential has just paid a Minneapolis the Soviets are the court has made no decision on MAALOX SUNDOWN woman $25,000 after she contracted herpes constructing a terminating the contract. SSRITE AID Century has said it may make m assive anti- SUNSCREEN from a man with a Prudential policy. The Derby woman takes crown unilateral cuts in vacation pay and ANTACID LIQUID MOTOR OIL decision has sent insurance firms scrambling ballistic- other benefits. -i-JTr NO. 8 I'-’’ , J r . missile system to include a clause in their homeowner Union president Altilio D’Agos + 'r Such a system would completely centers after an American first NEW HAVEN (UPl) - A executive director said, "The Miss tino said the workers have to policies excluding liability for transmission of LS.. > ''j 'A U upset the delicate balance of strike. 21-year-old Derby woman is the Connecticut Scholarship Pageant prepare for the possibility the is not a beauty contest, but a 12 OZ. 10W30 OR social diseases. nuclear terror that has existed for But all that changed in 1980, the new Miss Connecticut who will judge will allow the company to QUART SUNBLOCK represent the state at the Miss medium to choose a young woman BOTTLE Prudential first tried to du^k the award, decades between the two source explained, when all the reject the contract. CAN NO. 15 America pageant in September. with a high degree of poise, superpowers. agencies agreed that the Soviets Attorney Thomas Cloherty, who saying the relationship was ’^donsensual" and Lorine Guagenti, who was Miss confidence, talent and polished thus liability-free. But tlje'woman's attorney The new intelligence revelations were in fact building an offensive is representing the company in the New Haven County, was selected appearance.” bankruptcy proceedings, said Cen ARRID VASELINE DIGITAL BLOOD make it ominously clear that for strategic force, which could take prevailed, arguing tt{3T^'’She only consented from 18 contestants Saturday night Guagenti performed a jazz tury’s "intent is not to strip the the Soviets, the 1972 ABM treaty is out most U.S. missile systems in a by a panel of five judges. dance to "Sing, Sing, Sing," a EXTRA DRY INTENSIVE PRESSURE to having sex with — not sex with ’X’ with contract, but to make dead. They’ve spent too much time pre-emptive attack. ^ She wins a $3,000 scholarship popular '40s tune at the first live modifications,” SOLID CARE & PULSE herpes.” and money on construction of the plus a $2,500 wardrobe allowance telecast of the pageant from the ANTIPERSPIRANT A recent intelligence break "W e don’t want to go out on DEODORANT MONITOR Meanwhile, a^the other end of the sex scale, secret ABM network to pull back through confirms this appraisal of and other prizes. newly renovated Shubert Perform strike, but if necessary we will," LOTION ing Arts Center. a bill has been introduced in the New Jersey for the sake of a treaty they have Soviet intentions. For obvious Thomas Curtiss, the pageant’s D’Agostino said. $HARP ' l-ss already violated. BABY FRESH, legislature calling for AIDS patients to be reaso’ns, we won’t go into details of ALOE OR REG REG., HERBAL jailed for 18 moWhs and fined up to $7,500 for the breakthrough, lest the Soviets OR EXTRA EXTRA OR EXTRA DIGITAL THE U.S.-SOVIET restrictions Child abuse case DRY UNSCENTED STRENGTH be able to piece together what 2 OZ SOLID 10 OZ. BOHLE FEVER knowingly transmitting the disease. on weapons that can shoot down • happened and take corrective Connecticut "Those who are unfortunate enough to incoming missiles were designed THERMOMETER action. contract AIDS face a slim chance of to maintain "mutual assured des In Videotape’s use JHIRMACK N IC E *N AVAILABLE IN ALL RITE AID PHARMACIES surviving, ” explained state Assemblyman truction" as a deterrence against SHAMPOO OR either side attempting a nuclear SUFFICE IT TO SAY that some William E. Flynn, author of the bill. “ If a unsung genius in the U.S. intelli Transplant patient critical EASY first, strike. The Soviets’ near- spurs questions CONDITIONER person willfully endangers another, we must Religion and politics^ 8 OZ. BOnLE ROLLING HILLS hysterical opposition to President gence’ community discovered a HARTFORD — A former Springfield, Mass., HAIR C O LO R WATERBURY (UPl) — A videotape showing a stop it. ” "k e y ” that unlocked the mysteries postman who received a heart transplant Reagan’s so-called "Star Wars” ponytailed 4-year-old describing alleged sexual abuse SHAMPOO of the enormous amount of raw, Saturday was listed in critical condition today at □ □ □ program, which would enable the at a day-care home has made history in a Connecticut 18 OZ. BOTTLE hitherto indecipherable informa Hartford Hospital. SAX APPEAL: Move over. Music Man. can be a volatile mix United Slates to shoot down courtroom. N A T U R A L-A ll DAY, YOUR CHOICE tion on the Soviets gathered from Louis Manzi, 54, received a new heart during a NUTRl-IODY BY CLAIROL incoming missiles in space, is A Superior Court jury watched a television set OR E.r.A ASSORTED Your 76 trombones can’t hold a candle to 250 various sources. Analysts were 4‘A-hour operation Saturday. OR GELAVE’ SHADES based on their fear that successful Manzi, a father of three children, suffereo intently for nearly three hours Friday while the SHAMPOO saxophones. Bv David E. Anderson tially a rebellion against modernity and the then able to pinpoint hundreds development o f such a system major heart attack in December, necessitatii. youngster munched crackers as she answered And 250 saxophones were what visitors to more military sites than they could questions posed by a female prosecutor. great schist^ introduced between religion would allow us to launch a nuclear the transplant operation. Capitol Hill heard a few days ago, as Religion and politics, when improperly and the state and the perceived devaluing of strike against them without fear of before — particularly the pre Hospital officials were able to locate a donor It was the first videotaped testimony admitted in a BAND-AID Connecticut court in lieu of live testimony by a child in VISINE saxophonists from 14 nations gathered and mixed, have the incinerating impact of the transcendent in human affairs. an overwhelming Soviet response. viously unknown ABM locations. heart for Manzi from a fatal automobile accident BRAND terrorism’s favorite weapon —. the car In Islamic fundamentalism, it prompts The National Intelligence Esti victim in Georgia, hospital spokesman James a sexual assault case. played together on the Capitol steps. Yet now the United States finds Defense attorneys complained the tape placed the Wsilii} PLASTIC OR bomb. pressures for a public and political return to mates don’t hazard a guess as to Battaglio said. Six heart transplants have been They were in the area for the Eighth World itself in the frightening position of strong image of an innocent child in the minds of the D R t ^ l SHEER STRIPS The hijack-hostage drama in Lebanon, for the teachings of the Koran — a ban on pork facing a gigantic Soviet ABM exactly when the Soviets will have performed at the Hartford Hospitaj. Saxophone Congress at the University of Although Manzi was in critical condition jurors, while denying them the right to cross-examine all its uniqueness, is also part and parcel of a and alcohol, for example, and extremely defense in only a few years — long an effective ABM network in place. her statements. COKE, Maryland. Adolphe Sax — the inventor of the wider phenomenon of fanaticism tha^ modest dress for- women as well as their But they do disclose that one new Sunday, he was well enough to speak to his before "Star Wars” is even off the family, according to his son, Andrew. Battaglio Prosecutors claim the child was sexually assaulted mellow instrument that bears his name — stretches over time and across borders exclusion from public life. Soviet system, ABM-3, has actu I INCH W IDE- TAB, DIET COKE drawing board. Politically, this expects Manzi will remain in the hospital’s a year ago at a Southbury day-care home. would have been proud. when a fundamentalist God is joined to a ally been tested — successfully. 0.5 02, PKG. OF 30 could be a devastating embarrass The owner of the home, Helen Chabot, 33, is charged BO niE OR ASSORTED- | O R SPRITE intensive care unit for another week: PKG, OF 50 □ □ □ political cause. AT THE MORE EXTREME END. as in ment for the Reagan administra Additionally, the Soviet SA-12 with risk of injury to a minor, fourth-degree sexual REGULAR OR CAFFEINE FREE assault and operating a day-care facility without a Such a joining makes possible what in Iran, the demand is to replace secular tion, as a high-level White House surface-to-air missile has been YOUR CHOICE ClA EFFICIENCY: Our Washington bu Dog track gambling probed license. Islam is called a jihad — a holy war — but governments with religious ones. And one source admitted. tested successfully as an ABM. LITER BOTTLE reau has just had a taste of CIA efficiency. The girl, occasionally talking through a mouthful of the concept is not limited to Islam or the reason moderate Middle Eastern govern The ABM disclosure “ has us The Soviets will soon be able to PLA IN F IE LD — Connecticut officials are TAMPAX The bureau chief, Lee Roderick, wrote the investigating possible links between a reputed crackers, contradicted herself several times and Middle East even though it has a particular ments have tread so softly during the very worried,” the official said, produce hundreds of these mobile CIA under the Freedom of Information Act on organized crime figure in Massachusetts and the occasionally admitted statements she had made were TAMPONS potency in the complex and unsettled current hijack crisis is that many if not all of adding with surprising candor: SA-12S. Plaiqfield Greyhound Park, a published report lies. ORIGINAL REG., July 6, 1981, requesting information on Moslem world. them face fundamentalist unrest in their "Despite our own defense buildup, At other times, she ignored the questions posed by SLENDER REG. William Morgan, an American soldier of But similar combinations of fundamental own nations. says." OR SUPER this means we may be far more Slowpoke of the week The Hartford Courant said Saturday Connecti Assistant State’s Attorney lilarcia B> Smith, or ist religious orthodoxy and a sense of The United States has emerged as a PKG. OF 40 fortune who was executed in Cuba by the vulnerable now than what we said Has the Postal Service been cut authorities want to question Howard T. steered the conversation to other topics she wanted to political alienation can be seen in the particular target because of its dominant discuss. Castro regime in 1%1. the nation was under Jimmy getting a bum rap? Our award for Winter of Millbury, Mass., an alleged crime MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES sectarian strife of Northern Ireland or the political and cultural role — including all the The child became shy and subdued when she said On June 24 — nearly four years after the Carter. And it’s happened on our glacierlike slowpokery goes this leader, as part of their 2-year-old grand jury bombing of abortion clinics in the United trappings of a modern, secular lifestyle — in the babysitter at the day-care home "spanked me on request — the CIA finally answered Roder watch." week to the CIA. We just received probe into operations at the dog racing track. States. many of the Moslem-dominated nations. But a Massachusetts judge has delayed a my butt" and crotch. 8TATELINE What exactly was the intelli its response to a Freedom of ick’s letter, enclosing nine pages of docu What makes the combination so volatile is But the fundamentalists also hold^ an decision on whether to grant the request because Chabot’s attorney, Irwin J. Gordon of Trumbull, TYLENOL I KINQ tlZ I CHIP* gence information that has admin Information Act request for cer strongly objected to the videotape which he claimed COLGATE ments on Morgan. Two of .the pages were that believers understand themselves and antipathy toward the secularism of'th e Winter’s attorney has raised questions about istration leaders in such a tizzy? tain materials on the neo-Nazi infringed on his client’s constitutional right to EXTRA-STRENGTH 7 OZ. lAQ almost entirely blacked out, two were their actions as conforming to the will of God Soviet Union and in Syria, where Soviet Connecticut’s one-man grand jury system. TOOTHPASTE The identification of literally movement in America. Accom Documents filed in Superior Court in Worces confront her accusers and prevented eross- while understanding their victims and influence has been stronger than U.S. L A R G E -5 OZ. TUBE CAPSULES partially censored, and three others were hundreds of previously undis panying the two censored docu-- ter, Mass., indicate the Connecticut chief state’s examinaton. OR GEL-4.6 OZ. TUBE BOnLE OF 50 targets as outside the pale, as enemies or unfluence, ttte fundamentalism has taken an photocopied but largely illegible. closed sites where the Soviets are ments was a note of apology "fo r attorney's office is focusing in part on "the "Are we watching a movie? A fantasy? Or are we subverters of God’s will. anti-Soviet turn and several Soviet advisers h^re for justice?” he asked rhetorically outside the “ Thank you for your patience and consider constructing — or have already the length of time it has taken us to influence of organized crim e." The documents have been assassinated. courtroom after the tapes were shown. "The child ation while we were processing this request,” completed — ABM facilities. complete the processing of "your allege Winter is "head of the Winter Hill gang" in IN SHIITE ISLAM — a 7th century Somerville, Mass., a working-class suburb of knows she’s in the movies. It’s just like ‘Sesame request.” We filed the request four wrote John Wright, a CIA bureaucrat, in a breakaway sect within the more dominant David E. Anderson wriies about religion Street.’’’ THE DISCLOSURE COMES in years ago. Boston, cheery Ifctter accompanying the non'- Sunni Moslem movment — to die in a holy The videotaping was done earlier in the week after for United Press International. the recent, top-secret "National information. war is considered martyrdom with an Superior Court Judge Charles D. Gill concluded it Intelligence Estitnates" of Soviet Mini-editorial would victimize the child a second time to make her □ □ □ assured place in heaven. Landlord going to Jail strength — a document running Opponents of the gigantic boon face the defendant while testifying in an adult BRICES EFFECTIVE JULY I THRU 7. 1985 NOT RESPONSIBIE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS There are an estimated 750 million Letters to the editor 0 WATERBURY — The owner of a Waterbury WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES QUOTABLE KIRKPATRICK: Former into hundreds of pages and repres doggle known as the U.S. SyntheUc courtroom. Moslems in the world, compared to 985 The Manchester Herald welcomes origi apartment building where eight people died in a enting the distilled wisdom of all Fuels Corp. have been laboring for Gill said the courts essentially are legal guardians U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, at an million Christians. About 20 percent are nal letters to the editor. fire has become the first landlord in Connecticut U .S.m ilitary and civilian inteUi- years to kill the taxpayer-funded of all minor children when it comes to preventing all-in-good-fun roast recently, offered these Shiite Moslems but both groups contain Letters should be brief and to the point. sentenced to jail for failing to install smoke harm. Forcing the child to testify would cause her gence agencies. * agency. Synfuels has always been observations: fundamentalist parties. They should be typed or neatly handwritten, detectors. “ substantial psychological trauma," the judge ruled. For years, a source said, this miraculously rescued at the 11th Horace K. Andrews, 43, of Prospect was RITE AID PHARMACIES “ Becoming ambassador to the U.N. was Islamic fundamentalism, within both the and, for ease in editing, should be Chabot was allowed to monitor the taping on a TV particular series of NIEs was hour by friends in Congress, but sentenced Friday to on^ year in jail, suspended Shiite and Sunni groups, has been building in double-spaced. Letters must be signed. set but was not present in the makeshift courtroom quite an ordeal. I remember being met by \ delayed because of “ the intermi- this year its luck may have run out. after nine months, andHined $4,000. He was later ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD strength for nearly a decade, demanding The Herald reserves the right to edit June 25 and 26 when the child’s testimony was taken in people chanting and waving death-masks. nable wrangling over the nature of A bill to kill the operation is quietly freed on a $25,000 appeal bond. a classroom at Mattatuck Community College. •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 •271 e llin g t 6 n RD. Moslem-dominated governments abandon a letters in the interests of brevity, clarity and J And that was just the White House staff.” Soviet strategic forces.’’ The CIA working iU way through commit "The most effective way to get the message Chabot could communicate with Gordon through a MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-6115 secularism that separates faith and state taste. I / across to the people of this state and thereby Invam bly argtied that Soviet tees and former saviors are no headset the lawyer wore throughout the session. ■ ‘I once told someone I had half a mind to get and return to a legal code based on Islamic Address letters to: Open F a jim , Man protect the people of this state is to put you in •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 . u . T A siraiegicstrat^ic weaponswea^ns were strlcistrictly longer so loyal. It’s high time The judge, court clerk and attorneys were present into politics. And they said, ‘That’s more than holy law. jail,” Superior Court Judge Joseph A. Licari Jr. r T n ^ n ■ ^ ° ^ox 591, M ancRestec^^defenslve. designed to launch a Congress pulled the plug im along with a cameraman and technician. The girl’s you’ll ever need.’” Fundamentalism of all stripes is essen told Andrews before imposing sentence. ^ retaliatory blow at U.S. population Synfuels’ life-support sy^taai. mother was not present during the taping but watched the tape Friday in Superior Court. ______^ ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 1. 1985 - 9 g - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 1. 1985
CAPTAtN EASY ' b]T Crooks A Casate WELL, SO AM 11 rjT J'O T Zl PLEASE, SIRE. T WHY SHOULPIT" I TH O UG H T ' Y ES, B U T T H E Y Sllber proposes management PO NOT SO OUT ) SE AFRAlP? YOU & A IP LOOK VER.Y ANGRY. Monday T V T H E R E . i-’T - X / i THESE WERE wnttee,. I / .J M Y P E O P LE . A u g u « t ^ 6 : 0 0 PM C£) New. @ Smithsonian World (CC) Time r : BU chief offers school bailout and Light.' Various m ethods used over the (X) W het'. Happening Channels years to measure time and light are dis CentiXM balance in these schools if we can "I think there's an opportunity QD Police Woman cussed. (R) (60 min.) BOSTON (U P I) — Boston Uni we would appoint, and the political improve the quality, so that for Boston University to make a (il) Private Benj^ in WFSB Hanford. CT 3 ^ j) Lb N o che versity President John Silber has pressures that are directed toward 5 major contribution to the city of SO) W A * S * H WNCW New York, NY [CNN] Lony King Uve (him ),” Silber said in a telephone children of professional families WTNH New Haven, CT offered to take over Boston's Boston by stopping the waste and Dr. W h o 1 and well-to-do families will make WOR New York, NY f [DIS] Einstein troubled public schools, vowing to interview Saturday. use of the public schools again," mismanagement of the schools," One Day at a Time WPIX New York. NY !1 [TM C] MOVIE: Porky's II: The Next halt the "waste and mismanage "W e could free him from this WTXX Watarbury, CT 20 - Silber asked the school board to Silber said. N e w sw a tc h Day' High school students, recruited to ap m ent" that has driven away constant day-to-day interference WWLP Springfield. M A 22 pear in the school play, wreak havoc with sign a five-year management Silber's offer canio two weeks (41) Reporter 41 « 24 thousands of students. that has characterized Boston w 'e d h Hanford, CT their pranks. Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight, contrifet giving the university before the school board is sche MacNeil/Lehrer Newshoor WVIT Hanford, CT 20 Kaki Hunter 1983. Rated R. "W e have the opportunity to schools for the past 20 years." control over curriculum, budget, duled to selecL^a successor to Tony Randall WSBK Boston. M A 28 serve the city by restoring the Silber said the "white flight" WOGB Springfield, M A 40 9:30 PM (D Newhert An admirer management and personnel "free SuperintendeRi^JtbBert R. Spil- [CNN] Prog Cont'd wants to Stan a Dick Loudon Fan Club. (R) schools of Boston to their former that has caused enrollment to WXTV Paterson, NJ 4t LEVY'S LAW • by JamM Schumaiiler from day-to-day political lane, whose resignation^ecam e [MAX] MOVIE; Misunderstood* A .WGBY Springfield, M A pre-eminence,” said Silber, who plummet since court-ordered dese 10:00 PM (D Cegney & Lacey (CC) pressures.” effective Friday. _ man s obsession with his business blinds WTIC Hartford. CT 11 Master thief Alben Grand resurfaces and May I auqqeat tha AMP HOW MUCH IJU6T tNoyea made the offer in a letter to the city gregation began a decade ago can him to his obligations Gene Hack- Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) 3 tn fi (Jfutw er- cove Under BU management, he said, School Committee President CNN Cagney is determined to catch him. gift tha+fe alwaya ABC YOU60IN6 TO S 3 School Committeei which oversees be reversed by improving the man. Susan Anspach, Henry Thomas. DISNEY Disney Channel loisl FDOTA6T the schools would provide two John Nucci called Silber's offer CD N e w s WAicA. tAMk TO 6ICIM the system. schools. Rated PG. ESPN Sports Network lESPNl La good taete; O FP THT- TOP f-(ANPi,IN(S2 I "very, very strange" and "ambi iHtO) d f lf l "The reason (white families) years of kindergarten and year- [USA] USA Cartoon Express HBO Home Box Office (3D Independent News 6 A V Silber said the university could tious almost to the point of iMAXi ^ .cold,hard cash. round day care by reassigning CINEMAX Cinamax @1 @Z) Alive from Oft Center (PRE a A c & i r e A c o A t r e ^ run the schools less expensively have flown is not because the iTMCl arrogance.” 6:30 PM CiD One Day at a Time TMC Movie Channel MIERE) Tonight's program features per system has been integrated, but existing teachers. He also prom Iu s a ) cr- dcam m d coAcUer--Wilt Chamberlain. 1984. Rated PG. dD W KRP in Cincinnati it's been." ol unusual characters when she follows a ^ THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansom Center to vote on a strike. Only two dozen workers voted person masterminded the whole clear over the winter, then stocked (B B iza rra white perch — a less worthy talking rabbit into a hole in the ground A n i [M AX] MOVIE: 'Centennial Summer' against the strike, which took effect midnight Sunday, thing,” said Warden Lt. Stephen the pond this spring with 1,350 The Moosehead Lake area is Two sisters fall for a handsome young (B) Odd Coupla sporting fish that threatens to mated. Voices of Kathryn Beaumont, Ed BPUruf- R iWORUAPPLe?^ "1 F hou Hall. "1 don't think they realized it brook trout, ranging in length from considered one of the most scenic Wynn, Jerry Colonna 1951 Frenchman in charge of the French pavilion (3® Twiiight Zona o destroy this revered fishing area. during the Centennial Exposition of 1876 MDUKCAK PAMA/\eWT The only means available to would hurt the trout fishery. They 8 to 10 inches. in the state. Located in northwest [ESPN] Sportscenter (3$ Dr. Who Jeanne Crain. Cornel Wilde. Walter Bren purge the perch was to kill every certainly didn’t ask anybody in the At Moosehead Lake, biologists ern Maine, sportsmen and tourists ITM C] MOVIE: 'Purple Rain' (CC| A nan 1946 O ) M - A - S - H [“SOVERPOP performer overcom es a troubled home life fish in this 67-acre lake and restock know." are frantically trying to. track bring an estimated $6 million in [USA] MOVIE: 'Adkx, Amigo' A con (Si) MOVIE: 'Vigilanta'a Ratum' A gov and fierce rivalries to becom e a major rock Strike shuts down with trout in the spring. The problem was first disco down schools of perch before they revenue to the region each year, man and his fall guy are seemingly fol star. Prince. Morris Day. Apollonia Kotoro ernment marshal assigned to bring order low ed by trouble in the old W est. Fred W il ‘This is like Vietnam; we have vered last summer, when fisher spawn late this month. Although officials said. 1984. Rated R to a hold-up area gets involved with mur liamson, Richard Pryor, James Brown der. Jon Hall, Margaret Lindsay. Andy De- to kill the whole village to save it." men in search of brook trout began [USA] Radio 1990 1975 vine 1947 said Paul Fournier of the Fish and pulling perch from the lakes. 7:30 PM (3) PM Magazins 8:15 PM [DIS]d t v [CNN] Moneyline Navy contractor Biologists, tearing the perch Wildlife Department. (3) Archie Bunker's Place 8:30 PM (3) Carol Burnett [DIS] MOVIE: Tha 39 Staps’ An A newly discovered perch prob would aggressively overtake the engineer on leave in London unravels a SKIRT SALE (3) Wheel of Fortune (X) Family Feud lem is more |)ervasive in nearby shallow areas preferred by trout, murder mystery Robert Powell, David BATH, Maine (DPI) — Picket walkout earlier Sunday at a C3) Bosom Buddies tried vainly to net the perch, but it From Famous Maker Noted For His [DISl Mousterpiece Theater Warner. John Mills. 1978. lines went up today outside the meeting inssenting votes. Prong Pond, where funding res (11) Independent News was too late. 9:00 PM (3) Kate & Allie Emma is [ESPN] ESPN'S Inaida Basaball Bath Iron Works, a major Navy "This two-tier wage system is trictions have prevented a recla Fit & Fabrics (2® A ll In the Fam ily "It's like looking for a needle in a crushed when she finds that her handsome [TM C] MOVIE: Mr. Mom ’ (CC) A rising contractor, and a union official really just union busting.” said mation effort. And at the state's (22) M * A * S 'H new piano teacher is more interested in young executive trades places with his FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea Andy DeBello, an eight-year vete largest lake — 75,000-acre Moose- haystack," said state wildlife Kate than in her. (R) vowed the more than 4,500 workers QQ) Entertainment Tonight w ife when he is fired. M ichael Keaton. Ton ran at the plant. "Guys working head — such a solution is not biologist Paul Johnson. The perch (3) Merv Griffin Garr, Martin Mull. 1983. Rated PG would remain on strike "until we d® (4® Barney Miller side by side doing the same job will feasible. had dispersed and, as feared, MOVIE: 'A Walk in the Sun' Ameri [USA] Gong Show get a decent offer." W ild World of Animals CD M e . , W H E N "Moosehead is probably one of began overrunning Sawyer Pond. can Infantrymen must clear a farmhouse of The walkout by members of the be making different money.” 11:15 PM Reporter 41 AUTO BODY SHOP The only alternative was to [CNN] Crossfire the Germans entrenched there. Dana An Union of Marine and Shipbuilding The company’s three yards have the greatest brown trout lakes in spray a chemical substance known Tweed’s Specialty [ESPN] Spirit of Excelfance: 1984 LA drews, Richard Conte, Sterling Holloway. 1 1:30 PM C5D Three's Company \N £ F i n i s h w i t h i t Workers of Ameraca virtually been closed since Friday, when all the world, Fournier said. "Now we 1946 as rotenone onto the pond last fall. Olympic Games -Men's Gymrtastici^ t~51 K ojak halted construction at the com 6,900 workers were sent home could have a population explosion and Water Polo ^ (3® M O V IE : Last M a rrie d C o u p le in The organic material, derived C£) d® ABC News Nightline N t v e /? pany's three plants. It began at because of a sick-out that reduced of white fierch.” Shop [USA] Dragnet America' (CC) A married couple cling to The only solace to the state is from plant roots, constricts the their wedding vows as they become (X) Hawaii Five-0 midnight EDT Sunday, when the the work force to less than 50 8 : 0 0 PM (3) Scarecrow and Mrs. that two Greenville-area resi capillaries in fish gills, preventing caught in the sexual revolution of the 70s. (3D Honeymooners ^ W HictH union's three-year contract percent in some shops. Gates were K in g Natalie Wood. George Segal. dents, both registered Maine them from pulling dissolved oxy (2® Leave It to Beaver expired. locked and work ceased. BIW, a subsidiary of the Congo- guides, have been indicted on six gen from the water. But along with (0) d® Tennis Update WA^M^T Hit. Picket lines immediately went counts of stocking fish without a the unwanted ijerch, the substance up at the company’s huge coastal leum Corp. of Portsmouth. N.H., 637 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER (3) Hogan's Heroes killed the remaining trout. facility in Bath, near the mouth of has bucked the tide of defense permit. (3D PELICULA: 'Maridos en Vacaciones' Officials theorize that Dennis "The fish start turning up in a 643-6196 Alberto Olmedo, Jorge Porcel the Kennebec River, and at contracting overruns by consist Magee, 28, and Bernard Daugos- couple of hours. Within a day or © ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour smaller plants in neighboring ently delivering ships to the Navy 9:30-5:00 Closed Monday during July & August TV’S BLOOPERS AND below cost and ahead of schedule. tine, 37, stocked the lakes with two the kill of fish is complete," PRACTICAL JOKES [CNN] Sports Tonight Brunswick and Portland, 20 miles [ESPN] Sportscenter south. Mary Anri Mobley falls vic [HBO] MOVIE: 'Over the Brooklyn "W e’ve got about 75 people out Bridge' A luncheonette owner who wants tim to a practical joke pulled there now," Milton Dudley, strike to open a restaurant must drop his girlf coordinator for Local 6, said by her husband Gary Collins, riend and find a nice Jew ish girl in order for on "TV’s Bloopers and Practi his uncle to bankroll him. Elliott Gould. shortly after the strike began. He cal Jokes." airing MONDAY, Margaux Hemingway. Sid Caesar. 1984 predicted hundreds more workers Rated R. would join the picket lines when the FREE CHAINSAWt JULY 1 on NBC. [USA] Make Me Laugh plants open at 6 a.m. EDT. 'with purchaie ol any Truck CHECK LIST NGS FOR EXACT TIME 11:45 PM ( S ) ( S 8 B e st o f Ca rso n To The company is demanding a night's guests are Steve Landesberg. Liz three-year wage freeze, major now thru July 31. 1965 and Jean Sagal and Joe Williams (R) (60 concessions in benefits and a min.) two-tier pay system under which [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bachalor Party' (CC) A groom-to-be's scheming friends plan a new employees would be paid less party he will never forget. Tom Hanks, than current workers. Tawny Kitaen. Adrian Zmed. 1984. Rated Union officials blasted the dou- R .Jsle pay scale as an attempt to bust 1 2:00 AM (X) Slmon & Slmon the union. (T) Barrtaby Jones Aatrograph A two-tier offer was the key issue (3D S ta r Trek in the strike at United Air Lines, MOVIE: 'Hell's Kitchen' The boys ■which shut down the nation’s Crossword are involved in straightening out the unsa largest air carrier for several who make you feel uncomfortable. Asso PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you vory situation in Hell s Kitchen Ronald Re weeks. agan. Dead End Kids. 1939. ciate only with those who make you feel might find yourself In a social situdtibn Saturday Night Live CAN CER (June 21-July 22) Som eone trallon may not be up to pai'lbday. If.yau 15 Sheepskin shoe 22 Suitable for Don't be a wishful thinker. which recently won a lucrative ® M au d e you think is a staunch supporter might are given important instructions, it’s b.%M I The tax on residential gas and Bugnacki and Helin turned fanned six and walked two. official said, adding that he be niees June24, lOdays after the TWA electric service decreases from 5 Leber Field into a K-Mart Sunday. lieved the Inner Cabinet would hijacking drama began, but des percent to 4 percent,»while non Bugnacki fanned 13 and yielded Ray Goulet tripled and singled meet to set one "sometime in the cribed the move as the result of an prescription drugs will no longer just one hit. Matt Lescoe's second- for the victors, while Boutilier also tripled. Byron Monroe added a next few days." independent legal process totally ''•’ m be subject to the state's 7.5 percent inning single, as no Oilers were unrelated to . the hijackers' single for the fourth hit off losing sslcs tsx allowed to reach second base. Hersld photo by Tsrquinio twirler Justin Bolduc. demands. While this year's Legislature cut Helin whiffed 16 batters and hurled Bolduc struckout 10 and walked Americans On Saturday, Israel radio re many taxes, a one-cent-per-gallon a five-hitter in defeat. ported Israel and the United States Hale students hailed tax increase on gasoline also goes Moriarty Brothers snapped the four. had reached an understanding that into effect today. the prisoners would be freed arrive in Leo Diana, principal of Nathan Hale were among 14 Nathan Hale students The increase is part of the "some time after all the (U.S.) funding mechanism for the state's hostages are released and flown who received the award, which is given School, presents the Presidential Aca 10-year, $5.5 billion road and out of the region (the Middle to students who attain at least a B-plus Tigers lose round Frankfurt demic Fitness Award to three of the bridge reconstruction program. E ast)." average or score at- or above the 80th The tax on gasoline will rise nine But Peres said no deal had been elementary school's students. From left percentile on national achievement cents by 1991. Continued from page I made. are Philip Epstein, James Curry and With the start of the new fiscal but plan comeback In an interview Sunday on ABC's tests. Phitsamay Sychitkokhong. The three year, about 1,300 state vocational- UPI photo as they greeted the 39 men freed "This Week with David Brinkley," after 17 days of captivity in technical teachers and adminis / Rabin again stressed there was no out situation without scoring in the Lebanon. trators begin their second year By Richard L. Shook Boston's Marty Barrett (right) is brushed back by a pitch takes high and tight pitch. Umpire Drew Cobie is at the "linkage" between the release of United Press International fifth. "That's like taking it out on The estimated 300 well-wishers the American hostages and free without a contract. from Orioies' hurier Mike Boddicker in fourth-inning ieft. O’s bianked the Red Sox, 3^0. The Connecticut State Em the street and giving it to them. waited several hours in the middle dom for the Atlit prisoners. Suspect scuffles with officer ployees Association, which repres DETROIT — Toronto won the Anderson was most upset be action Sunday at Fenway Park. Catcher Fioyd Rayford of the night at Rhein-Main U.S. air The Israeli government has base near Frankfurt to join Vice ents some 200 vo-tech administra first round of the battle between cause Detroit overcame a 4-0 come under fire at home and He then drove to the park, police President George Bush and a A Manchester police officer and Manchester Memorial Hospital tors, said it is losing faith in the top American League East title Toronto lead only to lose in the late abroad for trading 1,150 Arab said, where police found him and delegation of congressman for the an East Hartford man were spokeswoman said this morning Education Commissioner Gerald contenders, but Jack Morris says going. prisoners, including convicted tried to question him. When AL roundup welcopiing ceremonies. slightly injured Sunday when a that he was treated at the hospital Tirozzi because he is pushing Detroit will throw the knockout "They gave it to us," remarked murderers, for three of its soldiers Lombardo tried to take Thdir vigil ended when the scuffle erupted as the officer tried and released. higher salaries for public school punch in the late going. Anderson. “ But we said, ‘Here, we held by a radical Palestinian Brouilette'j daughter aside while camouflaged C-141 transport plane to arrest the man in Wickham Police said Lombardo and teachers while failing to settle the "T hey've got a good club. I think don't want it.'" group. the other officer questioned him, carrying the hostages from Da Park, police said this morning. another officer went to the park vo-tech contracts. we're better." Morris bluntly said Morris, whose only well-pitched Critics of the exchange said the Brouilette became violent, police mascus, Syria, touched down at Officer Paul Lombardo suffered after Brouilette's ex-wife notified The state's weekly Lotto contest Sunday after he allowed three game of his last half-dozen was a move shattered Israel's solid re said. 5; 25 a.m, today. (11:25 p.m. cuts on his arm as well as injuries police that he had forced their led the way in providing a boost to home runs and five runs in five shutout at Boston, says the Tigers' Plenty of nothing for Bosox cord of not yielding to terrorist Brouilette was finally hand Sunday E D T ). to his hands and knees in the 12-year-old daughter Julie into his state revenue from the Division of innings. “ If we ever doubt that, pitching is deepeKand the Blue demands and was likely to encour incident, which occured at about 2 car and was probably headed cuffed and taken into custody after then it's time to throw in the Jays' pitching is suspect. Just 14 hours earlier, Shiite age further terrorist attacks. Special Revenue. Moslem militiamen who had held p.m., a police report said. The toward the park. a struggle that may have lasted up towel." "It always comes down to the Americans taken hostage when In Washington, meanwhile, Ad report added that Lombardo's Brouillette had visitation rights to 10 minutes, police said. He was Gaming officials will turn over Damaso Garcia drove in an pitching, in my opinion," Morris TWA Flight 847 was hijacked June ministration officials are sending injuries will force him to remain on Sundays, police said, but got charged with assaulting a police last year's share of gaming income unearned run from third with a said. "They've got a good team. at Fenway against Boddicker 14, allowed them to leave Beirut for mixed signals on possible retalia off duty until Thursday, into an argument with his ex-wife officer, interfering with a police to the state today and they said it two-out eighth-inning double that They're in first place now because tion against the hijackers of TWA Robert Brouillette, 3^ of East shortly after his arrival at her officer, second-degree unlawful will be about a third higher than gave his team a 6-5 victory and the of the way they're playing. But Damascus. Bv Jim Luttrell the more potent lineups in the just not getting the key hit. It really game and Dan Quisenberry picked flight 847 and the captors of the Hartford suffered a hred injury Center Street home, police said. He restraint, and third-degree crim i the previous year. edge in the weekend series. we've got a lot of ballgames left — Bush climbed aboard the plane United Press International majors, were shut out seven times doesn't matter whether you lose 9-8 up his 14th save. plane's passengers and crew in eventually forced his daughter into nal mischief. He was released on a Loser Aurelio Lopez, 1-5, got the hopefully without a strike. just after it touched down'and when Lombardo hit him with his Division of Special Revenue last season and have already or 3-0. We're just not playing well Lebanon. blackjack during the attempt to his car and would nut let her leave $5,000 bond and is scheduled to first two outs of the eighth but gave re-emerged moments later, fol officials said they expect to turn “ It's which pitchers get tired in This past week would have been equalled that mark this year. now and that's what we have to indians 7, Mariners 3 "Terrorists, be on notice: We arrest him, the report said. A it, police said. appear in court July 10. up a single Tony Fernandez. lowed by John Testrake, pilot of $192,067,000 to the state General August and September," he said. a good time for the scoreboard "You go through stretches like deal with." At Seattle, Carmen Castillo's will fight back against you, in Garcia then drilled the next pitch the hijacked TWA jetliner, Fund. They said that is about $44 “ And they've got a few pitchers operator at Fenway Park to take a this," Boston third baseman Wade Bob Ojeda, 4-3, allowed three three-run homer helped Cleveland Lebanon and elsewhere," Presi over third tobreak a 5-5 tie that had Testrake began shaking hands million, ,or 30 percent, more than with a history, late in the season, Boggs said. "But it's not that we're runs on five hits in the first two snap Seattle's club record eight- dent Reagan vowed Sunday as the existed since the third. vacation. with dignitaries in a receiving line for the 1983-84 year. the fastball dies and the sinker Boston was shut out three times not hitting the ball. We ran into a innings before settling down and game winning streak. Rich remaining 39 American hostages Gary Lavelle, 3-2, the third of six on the tarmac as more of the Among the laws that take effect starts sailing." in its six-game home stand against tough pitcher today and the other yielding just five singles the rest of Thompson, 2-2, earned the victory flew out of Damascus, Syria, to Penn free after alleged assault Bluy Jays pitchers, was the winner ex-captives filed down the ladder today is a ban on late-night liquor Detroit's bullpen has been' less Detroit and Baltimore — the latest two shutouts (against the Tigers) the way. in relief of starter Roy Smith, who Frankfurt, West Germany, on as Toronto won its seventh game in from the aircraft waving to the permits for nightclubs, and an „ spectacular than it was last season coming Sunday at the hands of were in the rain." was struck on the side of the head their journey home. (Story on page its last 10 starts. Detroit has won 15 crowd, who sang '-'God Bless Bv Sue Allison Arresting officer Thomas Nelson make sure her head wasn't up for a increase in the number of Superior while Toronto's has shown im Mike Boddicker, who flipped an The Red Sox, who have lost eight by a line drive in the third inning. America." 4). United Press International said Penn did not resist and there picture," Cottrell said. and Appellate Court judges. of its last 19. Twins 4, White Sox 3 I Dennis Lamp pitched the ninth provement — but Blue Jays' eight-hitter in leading the Orioles of their last 12, got only one man to "You endured this cruel and Secretary of State George Shultz was "no problem." The journalists said they re manager Bobby Cox was going to a 3-0 victory. All three shutouts third base against Boddicker, 8-7. At Chicago, Roy Smalley's two- A’s 7, Rangers 4 painful experience with courage. and a senior administration offi NASHVILLE, Tenn. , - Actor Laurence Cottrell, 30, and ported the incident to the police ■ inning for his first save. through his relievers Sunday the were by the same score. The right-hander stranded eight run double in the seventh inning At Arlington, Texas, Donnie Hill Your country is proud of you," cial, speaking separately as the Sean Penn is free on $500 bond after Markham-Smith, 33, said they and then drove to a hospital. THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE Winning two of the three games ALSO announced the signing of two enabled Toronto to take a 3 1-2 way a man with a cold goes “ It was a helluva of an effort," runners over the first five.innings gave Minnesota a sweep of their drove in three runs and Dwayne Bush told the former hostages. "I 17-day ordeal came to a close, his arrest for allegedly attacking were outside the hotel hoping to Cottrell said he was given a back through tissue. Orioles manager Earl Weaver said in pitching his first shutout of the three-game series. The loss was am very proud to be here, proud of bills which are designed to keep game lead over the defending Murphy and Dave Kingman each seemed to indicate measured two journalists with a large rock take a picture of Penn with brace and told he might have a of Boddicker. "A shutout on a season. the ninth in the last 10 games for all of you, proud to serve a drunken drivers off Connecticut champions. "Their pitchers and our pitchers homered to power Oakland. Steve responses and broad steps to stop and a camera while his pop-star Madonna when Penn attacked cracked rib. Markham-Smith said Sunday afternoon in Fenway Park ** “ I don't think it's any real the Chicago, including seven in a president who showed courage, highways. “ You can't lose a game like got everybody out," Cox said. "But McCatty, 4-3, was the winner and future incidents. fiancee. Madonna, watched, police them. Penn gave him a black eye and a with the wind blowing out is slump," Boston second baseman row at home. John Butcher, 5-7, patience and wisdom in using the One of the bills, which were that," Detroit manager Sparky it sure didn't start out that way. I Jay Howell hurled the final 1 1-3 "Vengeance is a kind of visceral said. "W e wanted to find out if we lump on the head. something." Marty Barrett said."We're getting broke a personal five-game losing strength and power of our great signed Friday, authorizes the Anderson said after his team thought the winner was going to innings for his 16th save. feeling that people get, naturally. "H e went for us like a madman," could get Sean Penn and Madonna Penn, the son of film director The Red Sox, who possess one of nine or 10 hits a game, but we're streak. nation. Welcome home. God bless We all do," said Shultz, but, "W e free-lance reporter Ian Markham- quotes about their forthcoming Arthur Penn, is a member of the state's Criminal Injuries Compen squandered a bases-loaded, one- have to get 14 or 15 runs. sation Board to make restitution Am erica." rdhlly need to think about imposing Smith said Sunday. "H e just went marriage and if possible get a so-called "Brat Pack" of Holly V i. The vice president's sentiments costs and looking to the future and for us straight off. He went picture of them together," said wood's best young actors. He has payments of up to $10,000 for death % » were echoed by signs emblazoned preempting." berserk, like a whirlwind." Cottrell, of Los Angeles. gained critical acclaim for such or personal injuries caused by Brewers single-minded beating Yanks with phrases such as "Welcome to He spoke of an international "W e were sitting in the car roles as convicted spy Daulton Lee _ drunken drivers. Asked by night court commis Freedom ," "W e flipped when you boycott of Lebanon's -little-used outside the Maxwell House Hotel in "The Falcon and the Snowman" The bill also requires any person sioner Bill Norris if he understood were freed," and '"To endure is not Beirut International Airport, legal when she went out for a jog," and the wise-cracking surf bum in arrested for driving under the Bv Gerrv Monlgan trating because there were more The days of "H arvey's Wal- "W e bunt and we steal more; it the misdemeanor assault and f -4 to tolerate. Our Americans — free procedures to bring to justice the Cottrell said. “ We hadn't taken a "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." influence of drugs or alcohol to pay United Press International singles than there should have Ibangers" are just a memory. has to be that way. We can't sit battery charges against him, Penn once m ore." hijackers who killed a Navy diver picture but Penn spotted us and Penn is in Nashville to film his a $15 fee to attend a state- been, but it wasn't a solid 14 hits." Under manager Harvey Kuenn in back and wait for the long ball. said, “ Yeah," One hand-painted picture de aboard the jet and preventive figured out who we were." latest movie, "At Close Range," sponsored pre-trial alcohol educa NEW YORK - Before Sunday, Fisher, normally a short re 1982, Milwaukee hit 216 home runs, W e've got to make things happen picted an oak tree tied around with measures. Penn. 24, wearing blue jeans, The journalists said they ap with co-star Christopher Walken. tion program. the Milwaukee Brewers had col liever, was pressed into action in sixth highest in major-league as quickly as possible." a symbolic yellow ribbon. Ano "Vengeanpe is not a satisfactory worn track shoes and a blue shirt, proached the couple when Ma lected an extra-base hit in 37 the second inning after the Brew history. This year, “George's Reliever Bob McClure, 2-0, nymous well-wishers had bunches basis for policy," said the senior was taken into custody in his room donna returned from jogging but The state estimates it will straight games. All they could ers touched starter Bob Shirley for Gnats" peck tor runs. pitched 3 1-3 inning for the victory, of flowers delivered. official, who requested anonymity. at the Maxwell House Hotel. Penn grabbed a rock and threa Comet probe receive about $210,000 in revenue manage against the New York three runs on six hits, all ground "It's symbolic of the way this with Rollie Fingers hurling the tened the men. from these fees in the fiscal year Yankees were 14 singles. ers, two of which never left the club has changed the last few final two innings for his ninth save. "H e said, ‘No pictures — you getting ready which begins today. “ I knew I should have tried for a infield. years," Molitor said. "The long Milwaukee broke a 4-4 tie in the take my picture and I'll break your Compensation will only be of double," said Paul Molitor, who “ That's all right, as long as we ball is hot the way we score fifth. Paul Householder, who had Obituaries back with this rqck.' He used KOUROU, French Guiana fered to victims of drunken drivers accounted for four hits in Milwau- win," Brewers manager George anymore. W e've got to find other his first four-hit game in the major ^kee's 7-5 victory. profanity," Cottrell said. (UPI) — A camera-carrying or their families for injuries or Bamberger said. “ W e've won a lot ways to make runs." leagues, singled with two out. "W e asked what's the problem. spacecraft built by 11 nations of death after today, when the law l9lolitor's teammates were of games like that this year. The Charlie Moore said the transition Pinch-hitter Jim Gantner and Donald H. Broadt San Anselmo, CattfT^ Hospital, Hartford. She was the Then he came after us and threw Western Europe is ready for takes effect. amused. The Yankees were not. reason I enjoy this club is that from long ball to scratch-and-claw Molitor both walked to load the The Wedens lived in Manchester sister of Juanita Elliott of the rock at me and hit me in the launch Tuesday atop a French “ There weren't a lot of long balls they're always battling like heck. has taken over a year. Lately, the bases, and Moore delivered a Donald H. Broadt, 62, of Downey for many years and were active in Manchester. middle of my back with great Ariane rocket to meet Halley's The governor also signed a bill or doubles, were there?" Brian W e've been giving most of the top Brewers have mastered the two-run single to give Milwaukee a Drive, died Saturday at Manches civic affairs. They moved to She also is survived by her force," Cottrell said. comet eight months from now, which goes into effect Oct. 1 that Fisher, 2-2, asked. “ It feels frus clubs fits." method. 6-4 lead. ter Memorial Hospital. He was the California several years ago to be father, Henry Jackson of Hart "I was in tremendous pain," he officials said today. imposes a mandatory minimum husband of Dorothy L, (Mellen) near their son. Dr. Elmer A. ford; two brothers, Andrew L. said. "H e just kept on and on and Blastoff is scheduled for 7:13 sentence of either 48 hours in jail or Broadt. Weden Jr. Jackson and Edward L. Jackson, on. It wasn't a quick assault." a .m .' and a spokeswoman for 100 hours of community service for He was bom in Hazelton, Pa., Besides her son, she is survived both of Hartford; another sister, Madonna watched but never Arianespace Inc., which markets first-time offenders on drunken A and had lived in Manchester for by two grandchildren and one Gloria Fullwood of Hartford; and tried to stop Penn, said the driving charges. Cards deal Mets many years. Before he retired, he the Ariane booster, said the great-grandson. several nieces, nephews and other journalists, who were working for countdown was proceeding The bill also increases the worked as a machinist-pump relatives. the British newspaper. The Sun. penalties for second and third builder at Stanadyne of Windsor. Beula E. Doyle smoothly and the weather was The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 "She had a baseball cap on. She expected to be acceptable for Convictions for driving under the He was a World War II U.S. influence, and raises the manda another setback Beula E. Doyle, 76, formerly of p.m. at Henry L. Fuqua Funeral pulled it down and looked down to launch. Army veteran and received the Manchester, died Saturday at Chapel, 2087 Main St., Hartford. tory minimum sentence for driv Purple Heart for wounds he Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Burial will be in Mount St. ing with a suspended license from ST. LOUIS (U P j) - When the “ We've got a winning attitude received in action on Jan. 30, 1944, She was the widow of William J. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. five to 30 days in jail. bell rings, Ivan DeJesus answers. around here,” DeJesus said. in Littoria, Italy. Doyle. The calling hour is the hour before St. Louis manager Vlfhitey Her "W e've beaten the Cubs (6-0) and Agenda prompts a dispute O'Neill also signed a bill which Besides his wife, he is survived She was born in Bristol and had the funeral begins. *' zog inserted the veteran infielder, the Mets (8-4) but we can't let up. requires the Legislative Program by a son, James Broadt of Bolton: lived in Hartford for many years. in the 10th inning for Terry Wd*ye got the other teams to think Otis D. Huriburt Continued from page 1 The town administration has in Review and Investigations Com Sparky Anderson, shown here in conversation with^ a daughter, Margaret Sanborn of She moved to Manchester in 1952. Pendleton at third base. about. We got a big series in the past rejected the idea of mittee to study the state's vehicle Umpire Derryi Cousins, couidn't be happy after the Manchester: two stepsons, Roger She had been employed by Aetna Otis'" D. Huriburt, 77, of East In the 11th, DeJesus slammed a Montreal coming up. Asked whether the Democrats sharing the station with the district emissions testing program. The E. LaChance Jr. of Granby and Insurance Co., Hartford, and was a Hartford, died Friday at a conva weekend as his Tigers dropped two of three to Toronto to ground-rule double into the left “ I'm glad to be a part of this. were preparing alternate sugges department. The district is plan ^ill requires the committee to John E. LaChance of Manchester: member of the Ladies of St. James.' lescent home. He was the brother farther behind the Blue Jays. field bleachers and cg g if home one Everybody's doing their job and tions for the firehouse, Weinberg ning to build its own satellite fire r consider including diesel-powered four sisters;. Gertrude Broadt and She is survived by a son, Edward of Gladys H.' Conroy of pitch later as Vince' Coleman it's fun to play here.” said, "N ot anything that we could station to serve the Buckland area. vehicles in the program and Dorothy Runback, both of Hazel- T. Doyle of East Hartford; a Manchester. singled down the left- field line to Ken Dayley, 2-0, got the win by talk about." The location of the proposed whether the testing should be ton, Pa., Catherine Denneny of daughter, Carol Doyle of Newing He also is survived by two lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 pitching one third of an loning. The town has offered to fight station within 500 feet of the conducted by licensed repair shops McLean, VbTT and Elizabeth ton; a sister, Lynda Harding of brothers, Roscoe N. Huriburt of Cubs making gOod victory over the New York Mets. Dayley struck out pin^'^ hitter fjres in Buckland for the district at town-owned station has proved a instead of contractors. Warren of Longmeadow, Mass.; a West Hartford; and several nieces New Britain and Robert J. Huri “ DeJesus did his job again," Rusty Staub with two outs and two $250 per call, but district officials source'of potential embarassment brother, (terald Broadt of Hazel- and nephews. burt of West Hartford; three other The conqmiittee must report its Herzog said. “ He got a clutch hit." on in the 11th. have rejected the offer. to town officials. findings by Jlip. i. 19*7. ton, Pa.: and 10 grandchildren. The funeral will be Tuesday-; at sisters, Almira Shalen of Rocky DeJesus stroked an inside fast “ That was nice,” Dayley said. “ I The funeral was this morning at 8:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Hill, Olive Okerberg of Wethers on goal they set ball off New York reliever Jesse think I caught him looking for an the John F. Tierney Funeral funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., field, and Ola Milligan of Walden, Orosco, 1-4, to set up the winning off-speed pitch but I threw a Home, 219 W. Center St., with the /with a mass of Christian burial at N.Y.; and several nieces and Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, hit by Coleman, who earlier stole a fastball and got him ." ^ Rev. Paul Henry of Faith Lutheran St. James Church at 9 a.m. Burial nephews. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The 9-2 victory behind three RBI by base to give him a major-league Dwight Gooden went eight in H Restoration ■ • Church of EasfHartford officiat will be in St. James Cemetery. The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 is happy to announce ' - T H : Chicago Cubs set a goal at the end Keith Moreland. leading 52. nings for New York, allowing five ing. Burial was with full military ' ' of their 13-game losing streak; Try “ I’m just glad I was in a position hits, striking out three and walking ■ Calling hours are tonight from 6 to p.m. at Newkirk & Whitney Fun the relocation of his bffice to: y U “ We made up our minds after the honors in the East Cemetery. to win every series they play for to be there,” DeJesus said. "H e's 8 . eral Home, 776 Farmington Ave., losing streak that we were going to one/in lowering his major-league Memorial donations may be (Oroscc() one of the best relief leading E R A to 1.65. Memorial donations may be West Hartford. B urill will be in 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester the rest of the season. So far, they try to win every series," Moreland made to the Faith Lutheran pitchers in baseball. It was one of made to Mount Sinai Hospital, in Mountain View Cemetery, Bloom . are making good on it. said. “ If you can do that, you'll Danny Cox started for St. Louis Church, 1120 Silver Lane, East fteatment of diseases and surflory of the foot. Adults and those days where I came out on fop. care of the Adult Psychiatry field. The calling hour is the hour After breaking the string by stay right in the thick of things." and went nine innings before • Hartford. Department. before the funeral begins. children s foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes Dis winning two of three from the New I was in the right place at the right giving way to Rick Horton and Jeff Memorial donations may be eases of the skin, Sports Medicine. Foot and Ankle Injuries. York Mets last week, the Cubs After singling in Lavey Lopes to time.” , Lahti. 4 UPI pinto Dorothy C. Weden Henrietta Jackson made to the American Cancer came to Pittsburgh and did the ptill the Cubs to within 2-1 in the St. Louis has won four in a row “ We had another good day out of Society or the Shriners' Hospital Emergencies seen same day. same thing to the Pirates over the seventh, Moreland hit the comer of and 12N>f its last IS. ‘p e victory our bullpen," Herzog said. “ Day- ^’^rTdujar has had quite a season for the St. Louis Dorothy C. Weden, the widow of Henrietta Jackson, 43, of Hart for Crippled Children, Springfield, w eekend, clinching the rubber the bag sliding into third on a single moves tm CardInals/PA games ley really smoked that ball by Ccv(dinals, Including winning his 13th game Saturday Elmer A. Weden, died on'June 27 in ford, died Sunday at Mount Sinai Mass. (203) 643-6634 646-5153 g am e o f the series Sunday with a by Leon Durham. ahead of Montreal in the N L East. Staub. He hummed It." night against the floundering New York Mets MANCHESTER HEr Xl D. Monday. July 1- ~ »» K ^.WCWCHESTER HERALD.), Miimia'y, July 1, NL roundup Oilers, Nichols SCOREBOARD Guerreto ties home run mark Oodgerad, Braves 3 Bv Joe Sexton homer of the year into the Dodger grab Farm wins United Press International bullpen in left. win» lose & DREW A T L A N T A >-0$ A N G E L E S m ’ ...^ SoftbaU Golf Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Elsewhere in the NL, St. Louis The Oilers and Nichols Tire uted three doubles, while Tony Wshn'gfn rf 4 1 3 1 Andersn 3b 4 0 0 0 Independence Day may have edged New York 2-1 in II innings. emerged victorious in opening Cook provided strong defense at Km m ns rf 0 0 0 0 Duncan ss 4 0 1 0 i ’ * ^ t . come three days early for National Philadelphia shaded Montreal 3-2, day action of the Farm Little shortstop. Ram irz ss 4 1 1 0 Landrex ,cf 4 2 o Chicago drubbed Pittsburgh 9-2, For Carter, Jack Spear n TONIOHt'S OAMIS :iub . M u rp h y cf 4 1 1 2 G uerrer If 4 1 2 League pitchers. As of July 1, they League Tournament Sunday at Postal vs. MPMorkol, S— Flliosrald Horner lb 4 0 10 Brock lb 4 12 0 are at last free of Pedro Guerrero's Cincinnati defeated San Diego 3-2 Verplanck Field. slammed two singles and Jacob Olonn vs. Chorrono's, 7:30 — Fltioo- LAD»€S — MEMBER-MEMBER — I USePT&lelL Harper If 4 0 0 0 Revnids rf 4 0 0 0 1^1 month-long tyranny at the plate. and Houston took the first game of Odell doubled. Bill Hanson and ro ld Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Maldond rf 0 0 0 0 The Oilers blasted Carter Gross — Elsie Crockett-Lynn Prior 90. Guerrero, who began the month a doubleheader with San Fran ■arroclllfo's vs. Oil Hoot, t — Net — Bev DIPtetro-Lols Rezner 63, Viu'iiiBeiwte Oberkfll 3b 4 0 1 0 Scloscia c 2 1 1 0 Chevrolet, 21-6, while Nichols Curtis Dilley pitched well and R o b o rtssn A lic e C h lttlc k -C lo lre ^ ssetto 65, A lic e Hubbrd 2b 2000 Sax 2b 3011 of June with his fifth home run of cisco 6-2, dropping the nightcap nipped Modern Janitorial. 25-24. Ryan Leonard starred Main Pub vs. Nossllf's. 7:X — Ansaldl-Ann Salafla 69. Perry ph 0 0 0 0 Welch p 2 0 0 0 the year, a shot off National^. Tonight’s game pits MARC, defensively. Robortson ODD HOLES — A Gross — Helen fcRfieismetBiir' Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Oliver ph 10 11 Tdlobo vs. RWT, s — Chartsr Oak M u tty 46. N et — Lyn n P rio r 48-10-38. B Chm bis ph 1 0 0 0 How ell p 0 0 0 0 League save leader Jeff Reardon, Phillies 3, Expos ^ the American League champs, Nichols trailed 14-1 after Stoobonsan's vs. AAN, s — Koonov ,i Gross ~ Edna Wadas 47. Net — Boots Perez p 2 0 0 0 ended it with his 19th blast Sunday, against the Lawyers, the Inter three innings and 22-12 after 5'A. ■Iks vs. Rod-Loo, t — Pog onl C o rn le llo 52-13-39, M a y A nderson 56-14- WnHlUSSSflUIlGD At Montreal. Derrel Thomas Camp p 10 0 0 a game-winning two-run, shot off national League rpnners-up, at A monumental comeback in the Ronn's vs. Hunorv Tloor, 7:30 -r 42. C Gross — Ruth Allen 53. Net — H all If 'OOO... singled home the winning run to P o o o n l Betty Lou Nordeen'56-18-38. D Gross — n j w i .Nsr Totals 14 3 7 3 Totals 32^ 4 Atlanta relief ace Bruce Sutter. Verplanck at 6 p.m. seventh pulled it out. cap a two-run ninth inning that M P liio vs. Nolson's, S — NIko N o rm a M a rtin 61. Net — M a rly s A tlanta 030 OOO— 3 Guerrero had gone O-for-14 since Winning pitcher Ed Downes For Modern, Peter Kessel S u lliv a n vs. Stovonson's, 7:30 — NIko D v o ra k 62-20-42. LOS Angeles 010 000 1 2 X -4 helped Philadelphia past Mont jkXrkKitUm cracking his 14th June home run on chucked a three-hiRer for the cranked a grand slam and a B E S T 9 — A G ross — E rw in Kennedy Game-winning RBI— Guerrero(8). real. Kent Tekulve posted his 72, John R auscher 31-4-27, E rw in E—Welch, Reynolds, Hubbard. DP— Wednesday night. But in his last Oilers. Eben Plese was the single, while Jason Kozikowski Dusty fourth triumph in six decisions in Kennedy 29-2-27. B G ross — Gene K e lly Atlanta 1, Los Angeles). LOB— Atlanto 6, at-bat for the month, he followed hitting star with a 4-for-4 day, also homered and singled. Patti 32-6-26, Ron R e ncurrel 33-5-28, W alt Los Angeles 5. 2B—Landreaux, relief. Jeff Reardon, 2-3, took the Nutmeg Mechanical Service Ken Landreaux’s eighth-inning including two doubles and a Milliard poked three singlesand stomped Army and Navy Club, 7-3, at Chopm an 34-6-28. C G ross — Brad Oberkfell, Sclosclo. HR—Washington defeat. Keeney Field Friday night. Dan Wright P o rllm a n 34-10-24, BUI H u n n ifo rd 37-12- (9), M urphy (18), G uerrero 09). single by clubbing a shot to left to triple. Pat Osbourne contrib a double. ropped three singles for the winners, 25, N ick D IPIetro 40-14-26. SB— 5ax(17),Perrv(6). lift the Dodgers to a 4-3 victory. Cubs 9, Pirates 2 SWEEPS — A Gross — Erwin while ^Ike Llnsenblgler and Steve The shot equalled the major- Ruggiero added two apiece. Daton Kennedy 72. Net — John Rouscher IP H R ER BB SO /• At Pittsburgh. Davey Lopes Stimson and Joe Libermpn clubbed o 77-7-70, Leo C y r 78-7-71. B G ross — Gene Atlanta league home run record of 15 for cracked a two-run homer and pair of hits each for the losers. Kelly 81. Net — Bill Tomkiel 78-12-66, Perez 5 5 110 5 June held by Babe Ruth, Robert Standings: Acadia Restaurant 8-1, BUI M acM ullen 84-12-72, Gus Anderson Camp 2 1 10 10 Keith Moreland drove in three runs JHC Construction 7-2, Purdy Corpora 86-14-72, Don D avis 83-11-72. C G ross — Sutter (L 63) 1 3 2 2 0 1 Johnson and Roger Maris. Guer to power Chicago. Scott Sander Moroan Grant 84. Net — Brad Parll- Jr. Legion triumphs tion 5-4, M e m o rlo l Corner Store 5-4, Los Angeles rero also tied the Dodger mark for son. 4-3, allowed only five hits in Nutmeg Mechonical Service 4-5, Ste m an 87-20-67, N ick D IPIetro 95-27-68. Welch 7 7 3 3 1 2 homers in a month set by Duke phenson's Painting 4-5, Army and BEST 14 — A — Carroll Maddox Howell (W 63) 2 0 0 0 1 2 going the distance. Navy Club 3-6, Draco Dragons 0-9. 54-8-46, J im M o rla rty 54-7-47, Dorn W P—Welch. Balk — Perez. PB— Snider in August of 1953. SOUTH WINDSOR - Manches attack led by Mike Delissio’ssingle D eN Icolo 53-5-48, John B erge r 52-4-48, Scloscia. “ Now I just want to think lliat and double. Rich Sulljvan and Leo C yr 56-7-49, Bob B ehllng 55-6-49, T — 2:22. A-^ ,804. Reds 3, Padres 2 ter Junior Legion baseball team Charter Oak Lon A n n u lll 53-4-49, M a rty Shea 55-6-49, every month is going to be like got back on the winning track Trent Seaman chipped in two hits Al Martin 53-4-49, Terry Schilling June," said Guerrero. “ I don’t At San Diego. Pete Rose singled Standings: A llie d P rin tin g 6-1, H ig h Sunday with a 7-5 win over South apiece. Dom Laurinitis and Keith 56-7-49, Serge Sartorl 57-8-49. B — Tom Reds 3, Padres 2 remember the last time I got that off Rich Gossage in the top of the land Park Market 7-2, Postal Express O brochta 57-14-43, G o rd ie Q uick 57-13- Windsor in non-league action at DiYeso starred defensively for the 5-4, Tierney's 4-5, Lastroda Pizza 4-5, excited. It was probably in the 44, Ben D e lm astro 58-14-44, John ninth to score Nick Esasky and Duprey Field in South Windsor. locals, 7-5 overall. MCC Vets 3-6, Conn. Bank & Trust 3-6, Banavige 55-10-45, Walt Chapman 57- CINCINNATI SAN DIEOO World Series. To hit a home run the give Cincinnati'the victory. John Main Pub/MMH 2-7. ab r h bl ab r h bl Scott Aronson picked up his first Manchester. 5-1 in JC-Couranl 12-45, Bob Copeland 58-12-46. Rob last day, the last chance ... " S u llivan 58-12-46, K evin Hogan 58-12-46, Redus If 3 0 0 0 Royster 2b 3 0 1 1 Franco, 4-1, pitched the final two victory, allowing only two hits in U'ague play, returns to league Independent Bob Jones 56-10-46, Bob Norwood M iln er c l 4 0 1 0 Gwynn rf 4 0 0 0 Guerrero also kept Atlanta from innings to earn the triumph. Andy dour innings He received bullpen - action Tuestlay against Artie’s 58-12-46, Joh n E ve re tt 60-14-46, Poul Rose lb 5 0 2 1 (kirve v lb 4 0 0 0 tying the score by catching Albert Hawkins. 11-2, lost lii.s second Cleaners at Goodwin Park in Main Pub 8-3, Buffalo Water Tavern S u llivan 59-13-46. C — C arl Engberg American Laague raaulla Twine 4. White Sox 3 Cardinals2. Mets 1 (111 Pa rke r rf 5 1 1 0 Bevacq 3b 2 0 0 0 . ( support from Dan Wood and Rob 7-3, Cherrone’s Package Store 5-6, 64-21-43, Joh n G rom an 70-26-44, N ick Krn ch c 3b 3 0 1 0 M cRvnI cf 3 0 0 0 Hall’s ninth-inning looping line straight. Rose went 2-for-5 and now Stanford. Manchester had a 13-hit Hartford at 6 p.m. Zembrowskl All-Stars 5-5, Sullivan Co. D IPIetro 72-27-45, M o rg a n G rant 60-15- Venable pr 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 1 0 0 drive in left field and doubling needs 39 hits to break Ty Cobb's MINNESOTA CHICAGO NEW YORK ST. LOUIS 3-8, Manchester Medical Supply 2-9. 45, Ray C h ittick 60-15-45, Ja ck M o ffat Orioles 3. Red Sox 0 Franco p 1 0 0 0 M artinez If 3 1 0 0 Gerald Perry off second base. mark of 4,191. 66-20-46, V ic P lagge 64-18-46, Llo yd Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl ab r h bl Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 Tem pitn ss 4 0 1 1 D avidson 61-15-46, Jo e M a d e r 71-25-46, Puckett cf 4 1 1 0 Law If 4 110 Backmn 2b 4 1 2 0 Coleman If 5 0 2 1 Oester 2b 2 0 0 1 Haw kins p 1 0 0 0 The victory went to Dodger Astros 6-4, Giants 2-7 H erb C a rve y 64-18-46. BALTIMORE BOSTON Smally dh 5 0 12 Cangels cf 2 0 0 0 Chapm n 2b 1 0 0 0 M c O e cfVn 3 0 G rd r c 0 4 0 1 2 1 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 reliever Ken Howell, 4-3, who ab r h bl ab r h bl Hrbek lb 4 0 10 Hairstn ph 1 0 1 1 Heep rf 3 0 11 H err 2b 4 0 1 0 P- SWEEPS — A Gross — Lon Annulll Brownng p 3 0 2 0 Davis ph 10 10 pitched the last two innings after At San Francisco, Mike Scott, 73. Net — Bob Behllng 75-6-69, C a rro ll Shelby cf 4 0 10 Lyons cf 4 0 10 Brnnsky rf 3 0 1 1 Salazar W ilson cf cf 1 00 0 0 Clark 0 01b 0 4 1 1 1 Esaskv 3b 1 1 1 0 Howe still AWOL Soccer 6-4, allowed six hits over eight .M addox 77-8-69, Al M a rtin 74-4-70, Lacy rf 4 110 Boggs 3b 4 0 3 0 Bush If 4 0 0 0 Baines Hrnndz rf 1b 5 40 1 0 Vn Slyk 0 2 1 rf 2 0 1 0 Totals 35 3 11 3 Totals 29 2 1 2 Bob Welch yielded three runs on Terry Schilling 77-7-70, Dom DeNIcolo Ripken ss 4 12 1 Rice If 4 0 10 Meier If 0 0 0 0 Walker Carter lb c 4 40 10 Landrm 0 10 rf 1 0 1 0 Cincinnati 000110 001—3 seven hits. innings and Houston clubbed three By United Press International The Dodgers requested the Na Murroy lb 3 0 0 0 Bucknr lb GoettI 4 0 3b 4 0 1 2 0 Fisk 0 c 4 1 1 1 Strwbrr cf 5 0 1 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 0 0 S1S?5' 75-5-70, John Berger 74-4-70. B G ross — San Diego 010 100 000 2 The Braves used fifth-inning home runs to take the opener. Dave tional League place Howe on the John B an avig e 77. Net — G ord ie Q uick Roenick If 4 0 2 1 Easier dh 4 0 Teufel 0 2b 3 0 2 1 K ittle dh 4 0 0 0 Foster It 5 0 3 0 Lahti p 0 Gam 0 e-winning 0 0 RBI — Rose (3). Connily 3b 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 Gagne 10 ss 4 10 0 Hulett 3b 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 5 0 0 0 Daylev p 0 0 0 0 home runs by Claudell Washington LaPoint, 3-7, suffered the loss. LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles restricted list and National League Intermediate 81- 13-68, Rob S u llivan 81-12-69, BUI E—Milner. DP—San Diego 1. LOB— U Pl photo S u llivan 81-12-69, Bob N orw ood 81-12- Young dh 4 0 0 0 Gedman c Sdlos 4 0 c 4 112 0 Guillen 0 ss 3 110 Santana ss 4 0 2 0 Smith ss 4Cincinnati 0 11, 10San Diego 8. 2B— Milner, and Dale Murphy to take a 3-1 Chris Brown scored three runs and relief pitcher Steve Howe, forced President Chub Feeney agreed to Chiefs 1 (Meg Berte), Stars 0. 69, P aul S u lliva n 82-13-69, K evin Hogan Rayford c 4 1 2 0 Gu tlrrz pr 0 0 0 Cruz 0 2b 2 0 0 0 Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Nieto c 3 Royster. 0 H R — 10 Van G ord er (2). SB— grant the request, the team an Standings: Diplomats 4-0-3 29, Sakata 2b 3 0 1 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 1 Gamble 0 ph 0 0 0 0 Knight 3b 0 0 0 0 Lawless pr 0 0 0 0 advantage. Washington drove his Scot Thompson had three hits to to sit out last season after two 82- 12-70, John Everett 84-14-70. C G ross Royster (4), Venable (3). S— H aw kins 2, Dodgers' rightfielderR.J. Reynolds goes to the top of the nounced. Los Angeles beat the E o rthquakes 5-3-0 25, B u lls 3-2-3 24, — Morgan Grant 86. Net — Brad Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 Fletchr 2b 0 0 0 0 Gooden p 3 0 0 0 Hunt c 1 0 0 0 Redus. SF—Oester. ninth homer of the year off right back Vida Blue. 4-2, and capture suspensions for cocaine abuse, H u rrica n e s 3-2-2 21, Y ankees 2-2-3 16, P a rllm a n 89-20-69, C a rl Engberg 91-21- Miller ph 10 0 0 Totals 35 4 10 4 Totals 31 3 7 3 Hurdle ph 1 0 0 0 Cox p 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO rightfield wall in an attempt to catch a drive by Braves' the second game, breaking a failed to show up (or Sunday’s Atlanta Braves Sunday 4-3. R acers 1-5-2 11, K nights 1-51 8. Totals 34 3 9 2 Totals 35 0 I 0 M innesota 000 100 300— 4 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 fielder R.J. Reynolds’ glove to tie 70, Bundl T o rc a 88-17-71, H erb C arvey Cincinnati Claudell Washington. Tile ball bounced back over the 10-game losing streak. Ron Ma game and team officials said he Howe now is required to undergo 90-18-72, BUI P a lm e r 88 16-72. Baltim ore 210 000 000—Chlcogo 3 100 100 010— 3 OeJess 3b 1110 Brow ning 7 2 2 1 6 4 the score 1-1. Rafael Ramirez then MEMBER-MEMBER — Net — Bob Boston 000 090 000— 0 Gam e-winning RBI — Sm alley (4). Totals 42 1 11 1 Totals 35 2 9 2 singled before Murphy hit his 18th this. 3-3, was the loser. was still missing early today. drug testing twice weekly. Juniors Gam e-winning RBI — Ripken (7). Franco (W 4-1) 2 1 0 0 0 0 wall and onto the field and was ruled a home run. Norwood-MIke Harder 59, John E—Meier. DP—Minnesota 2, Chicago One out when winning run scored. San Diego Eagles 3 (Betsy Deptula 2, Ann Marie Banavlge-Bob Behllng 60, Al Ober-JIm E—Boggs, Lyons, Sakata, Hoffman. 2. LOB—MInnesoto 9, Chicago 3. 2B— New Y o rk 000 000 010 00— 1 Hw kns (L 11-2) 8 1-3 10 3 3 4 3 DIano), Whalers 2 (Kate LIndstrom, Herdic 61, Art Robldoux-Tom DP—Baltimore 1, Boston 3. LOB— Gaetti, Salas, Sniailey, Teufel. HR— St. Louis 000 000 100 01— 2 Baltimore 5, Boston 9. 2B—Sakoto, Gossage 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Michelle Lewis). Obrochta 61, Nino NIstrl-Dave. Pur- Fisk (18). SB— Low (16). S^—Congelosl. Game-winning RBI — Coleman (2). T— 2:18. A — 26,895. Standings: Kennedy Boys — Knights vlance 63, Dick Kerr-Gordle Quick 63, Gedmon. SB— Buckner (7). E—Pendleton. DP— New York 2. At Wimbledon New hoop 6-0-1 33, Kings 5-2-0 25, S trike rs 3-4-1 16, Jack Shea-Rich RIordon 63, Alex IP H R ER BB SO L O B — New Y o rk 10, St. Louis 4. 2B— Von B ears 3-5-0 15, Apaches 1-7-0 5. EIgner-Ray Chittick 63, Kevin Hogan- IP H R ER BB SO Minnesota SIvke, O Je s u s. H R — C la rk (15). SB— Kennedy Girls — Eagles 5-2-1 28, Walt Chapman 63, George May-Carroll Baltim ore Butchr (W 5-7) 7 1-3 7 3 3 1 2 Coleman (52), Van Slyke (13). S— B ru in s 3-2-1 16, W halers 3-4-1 16, Red Mdddox 63. Gross — John Burger-RIck Boddicker (W 8-7) 9 B O O 1 6 W ardle 1 0 0 0 0 0 McGee. SF—Heep. Major League leaders Sox 1-4-1 6. Clough 67, J im M o rla rty -L e o C yr 68, A l Boston D avis (S 9) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Hall brings M C C B oys: C y clo n e s 6-1-0 30, Martin-Marty Shep 69. Oleda (L 4-3) 9 9 3 2 1 5 Chlcogo IP H RERBBSO Mandlikovasent Rangers 3-3-1 18, D iplom ats 3-3-1 18, BACK 9 — Net — Fred Lennon-Dan W P —Oleda. T— 2:31. A — 35,643. Seover (L 7-6) 7 9 4 4 4 4 New Y ork Batting F u ry 1-6-0 3. Morllne30, Ben Delmastro-Roy Ander Nelson 2 1 0 0 0 4 Gooden 8 5 1113 National Looguo son 30, Vic Plagge-George Seddon 30. HBP—by Seover (Puckett). T—3:01. A Orosco (L 1-4) 2 1-3 4 1 1 0 1 g ab r h pet. dedication Gross — Dick Ottavlano-DIck Gardella Brewers 7. Yankees 5 — 26,038. St. Louis H err, StL 71 268 48 93 .347 Midgets 33, Ed Paganl-Ted Backlel 34. Cox 9 9 1 0 0 3 McGee, StL 66 253 45 86 .340 Horton 1 2 0 0 0 2 Porker, Cln 72 282 39 89 .316 Standings: Kennedy Girls — Row to the sidelines By United Press International MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Indians 7. Mariners 3 ' Lahti 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Gw ynn, SD dies 5-2-1 28, W hitecaps 5-2-0 25, 73 296 43 92 .311 ab r h bl ab r h bl D aylev ( 2-0) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Cruz, Hou 62 238 27 >3 .307 C hleftans 5-2-0 25, Com ets 3-3-1 18, Molltor 3b 4 3 4 1 Hendrsn cf 4 1 2 0 CLEVELAND SEATTLE Horton pitched to 2 batters In 11th. Moreland, Chi 72 254 31 77 .303 . WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) delighted her British fans by SPR ING FIE LD , Mass. - The C arib ou s 1-3-3 14, S tallio n s 0-7-1 3. Moore c 4 0 2 3 Griffey If 5 0 0 0 HBP—by Cox (Carter). PB— Nieto. Roines, Mtt Kennedy B oys — C ougars 5-0-2 31, Baseball ab r h bl ab r h bl 70 263 51 78 .297 — Third-seeded Hana Mandllkova, taking the second set. But the game that has evolved from peach Clark cf 3 0 11 Mttngly lb 4 0 1 1 T— 3:04. A— 47,425. Guerrero, LA 72 261 45 77 .295 ^ 4-1-226, O ly m p ic s 3-3-221, M e tros Ogllvie rf 2 0 11 Winfield rf 4 2 2 0 Butler cf 4 2 2 0 Percent 2b 4 0 0 0 displaying the erratic play which powerful serve of Shriver, who has baskets in a small gymnasium to 1-0 20, A ca d e m ics 2-2-3 19, Suns 1-5-2 Franco ss 5 0 2 1 Bradley If 4 0 2 0 Templeton, SD 72 255 31 75 .294 Mannng cf 0 0 0 0 Hossey c 3 12 0 Murphy, Atl 73 276 52 80 .290 has haunted her career, was won the last three singles tourna slam-dunk excitement in giant , F a lco n s 1-6-1 8. Yount If 5 0 0 0 Espino c 10 0 0 Jacobv 3b 5 0 1 2 D avis 1b 4 0 0 0 Aatroa 6, Glanta 2 M CC Boys — Sting 5-0-2 31, Sounders AL standings Tabler 1b 3 0 0 0 Thomos dh 3 0 1 0 American Ltogue Monday bounced from the Wim ment she has played, proved arenas has a new and flashier SImmns 1b 5 0 0 0 Bradley dh 2 0 0 0 g ab r h pet. 5-2-0 25, Spartans 1-4-2 11, A p o llo s 1-6-0 Riles ss 5 0 0 0 Baylor dh 10 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 0 0 Caldern rf 4 1 1 0 decisive in the final set. place to call home. 5. C arter If 3 2 11 Hendrsn cf 2 1 1 1 F irst gam e Henderson, N Y 58 229 61 81 .354 bledon Championships, humiliated Brohrd dh 5 0 10 Rndiph 2b 2 0 12 HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Booos, Bos 72 285 38 95 .333 Shriver’s next opponent is 11th- The Naismith Memorial Basket Key: Five points forawin,two points Hoshidr rf 5 2 4 0 Pogllarl 3b4 1 1 2 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Bonnell If 2 0 0 0 6-1, 7-6 by Australia’s Elizabeth for a tie. W L Pet. GB Castillo rf 2 2 2 3 Presley 3b 4 1 2 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Brett, KC 66 236 38 76 .323 ^mylie in the third round. seeded Steffi Graf of West Ger ball Hall of Fame was dedicated Toronto 46 28 .622 — G iles 2b 2 1 1 0 M echm ss 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4)12 Gladden cf 4 1 1 1 Brodley, Sea 73 294 42 94 .320 Gantner 2b 1 1 0 0 Moreno ph 1 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 1 0 0 0 Kearney c 2 0 0 1 many. The 16-year-old Graf de under sunny skies Sunday before . f Detroit 41 30 . 577 3Va Bando c 3 0 0 0 Scott ph 10 0 0 Pankvfs rt 4 1 1 1 T rillo 2b 4 0 10 Molltor, MM 68 268 52 85 .317 The Czechoslovak, runner-up at New York 37 34 .521 7Va Totals 41 7 14 6 Totals 34 5 9 S Garner 3b 5 0 0 0 Davis rf 4 0 0 0 Cooper, Mil 66 267 33 84 .315 feated American Stephanie Rehe thousands of people in the city M ilw aukee 030 120 010— 7 Owen ss 4 0 2 0 Wimbledon in 1981 and a semifinal Baltim ore 37 34 .521 7Va Totals 34 7 8 7 Totals 34 3 9 3 Cruz If 5 12 0 Leonard If 4 1 1 1 Davis, Oak 69 256 54 80 .313 6-3, 6-2. where the sport was bom. Boston 38 35 .521 7Va New Y o rk 010 310 000— 5 Bass cf 3 0 0 0 Brenly c 4 0)0 Whitaker, Det 67 271 55 83 .306 ist last year, was the highest- Gam e-winning RBI — M oore (4). Cleveland 011 310 001— 7 Rec Baseball Milw aukee 33 37 .471 11 Davis 1b 2 110 Brown 3b 3 0)0 Butler,•IWWI.S.. , Clev ,72 * 288 M W 47mt 87O / ..JUA.302 ranking of the women’s seeds to be In the men’s third round, top- "Dr. James Naismith might not E —W infield, Gantner. DP — Seattle 020 000 100— 3 Cleveland 23 49 .319 22 Gam e-winning RBI — Castillo (1). Cabell lb 1112 Raisleh 1b 3 0 0 0 Fernandez, Tor 74 252 31 76 .302 eliminated. seed and defending champion John recognize the slam dunk or the sky West Milwaukee 1, New York 1. LOB— Ashby c 4 0 10 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Hom e Runs Milwaukee 10, New York 6. 2B— Hassey, E— Tabler. DP—Cleveland 2, Seattle 1. Smylie, 22 and ranked 49th in the McEnroe was relegated against hook," Rep. Edward P. Boland, California 41 32 .562 — LOB—Cleveland 7, Seattle 4. 2B— Then ss 4 0 0 0 LaPoint 0 2 0-1 0 National League — Guerrero, LA 19; Oakland 39 34 . 534 2 Henderson. H R— P ag llarulo (5). SB— Scott p 4 12 1 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Murphy, Atl 18; Clark, StL 15; Parker, Cln world, benefitted from Mandliko- his wishes to Court No.2 for his D-Mass., told the throng in attend Intertown Pony M o lltor (14). SF— Randolph 2. " Bradley, Henderson, Castillo, Jacobv, Kansas City 37 35 .514 3Va Butler, Presley. HR— Carter (4), Castillo Sm ith p 0 0 0 0 (Sarrelts p 0 0 0 0 14; Cev, Chi and Garvey, SD 12. va’s seven double- faults in the first match against South African ance outside the new $11.4 million Manchester B handed Manchester C Chicago 35 35 . 500 4Va (1), P rtsle v (14). SB— B radley (7). SF— Totals 36 6 9 6 Totals 32 2 6 2 American League — Klngman,Oak 19; Its first loss of the year by o 10-5 count Seattle 36 37 .493 5 IP H RERBBSO Houston 110 020 020— 6 set. Christo Steyn. facility. "But he would appreciate M llw oukee Kearney. Fisk, Chi 18; Brunansky, Minn 17; at Morlarty Field Friday night. Kevin Minnesota 33 38 . 465 7 IP H R ER BB SO San Francisco 200 000 OOO— 2 Gibson, Del and Presley, Sea 16. Mandllkova went a service The switch away from either of the sense of artistry when played Wilson roped a double for the victors, Texas 28 46 .378 13Va Burris 3 2-3 5 4 4 1 0 (Tome-wInnlng RBI — Doran (3). M cC lu r (W 2-0) 3 1-3 3 1 1 0 1 Clevelond Runs Bolted In break up in the sixth game of the the showpiece courts was made as by people of the greatest skill.” while Barry Carpe, Donnie Souer, Tim Soturdov's Results Smith 2 4 2 2 0 1 DP—Houstan 1, San Francisco 1. National League — Herr, StL 61; Almond, Scott Altrul and Steve Joyner Baltimore 16, Boston 4 Fingers (S 9) 2 1 0 0 0 1 LOB—Houston 7, San Francisco 5. second set, but was broken back organizers attempted to cram all Twenty-three Hall of Fame New Y o rk Thmpsn (W 2-2 4 2-3 3 1 1 1 2 Clark,StL56; Parker,ClnS5; Wilson,Phil oil added singles. For the losers, Tony Detroit 6, Toronto 0 2B— Scott, TrIMo, Brown. HR— Pankovlts 52; Murphy, Atl 51. immediately. In the tie- breaker, the remaining third-round members showed up for the Shirley 1 2-3 6 3 3 1 0 Waddell (S 9) 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 Kastauskas, Rich Novelll and Jeff M ilw a u ke e 6, New Y o rk 0 Seattle (3), Gladden (2), Leonard (9), Doran (7), Americon League — Mattingly, NY52; Mandllkova, serving at 5-6 down, matches into Monday’s schedule to dedication ceremonies as well as Martens cracked singles. Minnesota 1, Chicago 0 Fisher (L 2-2) 5 1-3 6 3 2 2 6 Cabell (2). SB— Bass (6), Doran (12). RIghettI 2 2 1 1 0 4 Young (L 7-9) 4 7 4 4 3 2 Brunansky, Minn and Gibson, Det 51; catch up the backlog caused by last five of seven former players and California 7, Kansas City 1 B arolas 3 0 0 0 2 3 Kingman, Oak 50; Murray and Ripken, watched as Smylie delivered a Oakland 7, Texas 6 HBP—by McClure (Baylor). week’s rain. coaches who will be enshrined in W P — RIghettI. T— 2:51. A — 51,459. Long 211120 IP H R ER BB SO Bal, Parrish, Det and Rice, Bos 49. gorgeous match- winner into the Seattle 3. Cleveland 2 Smith pitched to 2 batters In 3rd; Houston Stolen Bases Sundoy's Results corner of the court. the hall today. Among those to be Young pitched to 3 batters In 5th. Scott (W 64) 8 6 2 2 1 1 National League — Coleman, StL 52; After six successive days of rain Football Toronto 6, Detroit 5 Blue Jays 6, Tigers 5 T— 2:50. A— 11,401. Sm ith 1 0 0 0 1 1 Lopes, Chi, McGee, StLand Redus, Cln28; The defeated Mandllkova, owner inducted are Bertha Teague, Mar Milwaukee 7, New York 5 San Francisco Samuel, Phil 23. of a history of moodiness, failed to interfered with the schedule, it was garet Wade and Senda Berenson Baltimore 3, Boston 0 La P o in t (L 3-7) 7 7 4 4 3 5 American League — Henderson, NY hoped to complete the third round Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 Shake the umpire’s hand as she left Abbott — the first women to be TORONTO DETROIT As 7, Rangers 4 (Jarrelts 2 2 2 1 1 4 36; Pettis, Cal 30; Collins, Oak 25; today. Other featured men’s USFL playolla Kansas City 3, California 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl PB— Breniv. T—2:33. Butler, C lev 23; M osebv, T or 21. the court. enshrined al the hall. Cleveland 7, Seattle 3 (k irc lo 2b S ) 3 2 W hltokr 2b 2 1 0 0 Pitching Joint top-seed Chris Evert matches included No. 2 Ivan Lendl Springfield, a city of 150,000 (Oakland 7, Texas 4 Lee 2b 0 0 0 0 Broo) Ob r h bl ab r h bl v ic to rie s Lloyd, in contrast, swept impe against Israeli Shlomo Glickstein, located 90 miles southwest of M ondoy’s Gam es M ulinks 3b ) 0 0 0 Gibson l i 4 2 2 0 Glanta 7. Astros 4 National League — Andular, StL 13-3; Saturday, Junt 29 New York (Cowley 6-3) at Torontp loro 3b 1 0 0 0 P arrish c 5 1 4 2 Collins It 4 0 10 McDwII cf 5 1 1 1 riously into the fourth round of the No. 5 Anders Jarryd against Vince Boston, has been the hdbne of the Birmingham 22, Houston 20 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 H arrah 2b 4 1 2 0 Hawkins, SD 11-2; Gooden, NY 11-3; (Alexander 7-4), 1:30 p.m. Mosebv cf 4 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 0 0 ) Mahler, A ll 11-7; Hoyt, SD 10-4. Van Patten. _ Sunday, Junt X Seattle (Willis 3-1) at Chicago Bochte 1b 4 0 10 Bell 3b 4 0 10 Second game ' women’s singles by clinically Basketball Hall of Fame since Upshaw lb 4 2 1 1 Herndon If 3 0 0 0 HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Americon League — Guidry, NY and Wena&IOcJS, Denver 7 (Bannister 5-6), 8 p.m. Bell If 4 110 Beramn 1b 2 0 0 0 Klngmn dh 4 1 1 1 O'Brien lb 2 0 0 1 destroying Australian qualifier Jimmy Connors, who could face 1968. It was in Western Massachu OoKlondan..••■rampa i Bov 27 Davis rf 4 2 2 0 Ward If 4 0 11 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Terrell, Det 9-3; Morris, Det 9-S; Boyd, Detroit (O’Neal 3-1) at Baltimore Whltf c 3 12 3 Garbev 1b 10 0 0 Bos, Petry, Det and Viola, Minn 9-6. Jenny Byrne 6- 2, 6-1. McEnroe in the semifinals in a setts’ largest city that Naismith oundav, July f (M cG regor 6-6), 8:20 p.m. Murphy cf 4 2 2 2 Parrish dh 2 0 0 0 Doron 2b 5 0 11 Gladden cf 5 1 1 0 Mortinez c 2 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 0 )0 P ankvfs If 2 0 0 0 Uribe ss 3)00 Earned Run AveroM Evert Lloyd, the No. 1 seed along replay of the 1984 final, already is hung two peach baskets in an Baltimore oTNew Jersev, 9 pm . Boston (Trullllo 1-1) at Milwaukee Matszk dh 3 0 1 0 Flynn ss 3 0 0 0 Heath c 3 2 10 Dunbar rf 1 0 0 0 Semifinals (Vuckovich 2-5), 8:35 p.m. HIM 2b 4 0 2 3 Capra rfCabell 0 10 0 1b 3 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 3 0 1 1 (Based on 1 Inning x number ot games with Martina Navratilova, took 52 through to the round of 16, as are indoor gymnasium in 1891, and Brrohs dh 1 0 0 0 Grubb oh 10 0 0 G arner 3b 4 1 1 0 Leonard If 4 0 0 0 each team has played) Saturday, July t Cleveland (Ruble 1-3) at Minnesota Shephrd pr 0 0 0 0 Griffin C asflllo ss 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Jones rf 10 0 0 minutes to oust Byrne. The Aus Maurer, Kevin Curren and Tim invented basketball as a winter Oakland ot Memphis, (TBA) (Schrom 7-5), 8:35 p.m. Slaught c 3 111 Bass rf 3 0 0 0 Brow n 3b 3 3 2 1 National League — Gooden, NY 1.65; Barfield rf 4 0 1 0 Daw lev p 0 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 2 3 1 Dravecky, SD 2.02; Sutcliffe, Chi 2.06; tralian managed to sustain several Mayotte. The women who have spurt for his students. Sunday, July 7 Ookland (Sutton 7-5) at Kansas CItv Fernndz ss 4 1 1 0 Tolleson ss3 0 0 0 Birmingham vs. winner ot Boltlmoreot Ashby ph 0 1 0 0 W ellm n 2b 4 0 2 2 Hesketh, M tl 2.12; Sanderson, Chi 2.19. (Jackson 6^4), 8:35 p.m. Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 33 S I S Totals 3S 7 10 7 Totals 29 4 4 4 rallies, but had few answers for reached the fourth round are The old hall, located on the New Jersev, (TBA) California (Slaton 4-6) at Texas (Cook O akland 030 003 010— 7 Revnids ss 0 0 0 0 Trevino c 2 0 0 1 American League — Stieb, Tor 1.93; Toronto 401 000 010— 4 M m p hrv cf 4 1 2 1 Blue p 2 0 0 0 Haas, MM 2.38; Key, Tor 145; G u id ry, N Y Evert Lloyd’s power and defending champion Martina Nav grounds of Springfield College, Championship 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Detroit 302 000 000— S Texas 100 010 110— 4 Sunday, July 14 Tuesday's Gomes Game-winning RBI — HIM (I). G DavIs 1b 4 0 1 0 M inton p 0 0 0 0 2.78; Lelbrandt, K C 2.86. experience. ratilova, Zina Garrison, Helena drew about 40,000 people a year At East Rutherford, N.J., (TBA) Gam e-winning RBI — G arcia (5). Bailey c 4 12 1 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Strikeouts New York at Toronto, night E—Upshaw, Lopez. DP—Toronto E— Tolleson. OP—Oakland 3, Texas 1. Evert Lloyd has dropped only Sukova, Catherine Tanvier and and was described by a Hall of Detroit at Baltimore, night LOB— Oakland 2, Texas 6. 2B—Davis, Thon ss 2 0 0 0 MDavls p National 0 League 0 0 0 — (Sooden, NY 134; ’ • V Cruz ph 1 0 0 0 Ryan, Hou 109; Valenzuela, L A 103; Soto, seven games in her three matches Rene Uys, who is Navratilova’s Fume official as "sedate.” Seattle qt Chicago, night L O B — Toronto 11, (JetroltO. 2 Bz-G lbsotv- Slaught, Bell. H R — M urphy (12), King- Boston dt Mllwoukee, night man (19).SB— Slaught (2).SF—O'Brien. DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Cln 102; DeLeon, Pitt 100. so far, and was joined in the fourth next opponent.' The new hall is a flashier (kircla. H R— G o rd o (2), W hitt (9), M athis p 2 0 1 0 American League — Morris, Det 97; Oakland at Kansas City, night Brookens (3), Upshaw (8), P arrish (11). IP H R ER BB SO round by fourth- seeded Manuela There already have been 13 showcase for the sport and fea Cleveland at MInnesoto, night Ooklond W alling If 2 0 11 Blyleven, Clev 90; Bannister, Chi 85; SB— G arcia (19), loro (2), (kirb ev (2). Boyd, Bos 83; Stieb, Tor 81. Maleeva of Bulgaria and No, 5 seeds eliminated, including seven tures state-of-the-art exhibits de Basketball California at Texas, night SF— Evans. M cC ttv (W 4-3) 4 1-3 4 3 3 5 4 Totals 16 4 9 4 Totals 11 7 9 6 O ntiveros 11-321110 Houston 001 000 120— 4 Saves Pam Shriver of the United States. men—Mats Wilander, Pat Cash, signed to .draw people into the IP H R ER BB SO ^ Notional League — Reardon, Mtl 22; Toronto How ell (S 16) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 San Francisco 120110 OOx— 7 Johan Kriek, Aaron Krickstein, NLstandIngs Texas Gam e-winning RBI — Davis (2). G o sw e , SD 17; Smith, Chi 16; Sutter, Atl Maleeva disposed of American excitement of basketball. A 40- Clancy 3 2-3 6 5 5 2 0 14,' Power, Cln and Smith, Hou 13. Robiti White 6-3, 6-3, while Shriver Miloslav Mecir, Eliot Teltscher USBLstandInga E n t Hough (L 5-10) 5 2-3 9 6 5 1 0 E— Mathis, Uribe, Garner. DP— foot-high fountain rains basket A cker 2-3 1 0 0 2 0 Houston 1, San Francisco 1. LDB __ American League — Hernandez, W L Pet. OB Lavelle (W 3-2) 3 1 0 0 1 2 H a rris 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Overcame the spirited challenge of and Tomas Smid. Women seeds balls as visitors enter, and fans can Schm idt 11110 0 Houston 7, Son Francisco 6 2B __ Det, Howell, Oak, and James, Chi 14; St. Louis 43 29 .597 Caudill 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 British veteran Virginia Wade 6-2, gone are Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, UPI photo do everything from shoot hoops to w L Pet. GB Montreal Stewart 1 0 0 0 0 1 T*’'*’’’??®'' 2, BalleVvWellman, Garner. Moore, Cal 15; Quisenberrv, KC14. Springfield _ 43 32 .573 V/7 Lamp (SI) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bonnie Gadusek, Kathy Jordan, 14 3 .834 Chlcogo 38 33 .535 4'/2 Detroit HBP—by McCattv (Dunbar). Jo—Gladden, Brown. SB—Uribe (3) 5-7, 6-2. watch an action- simulated game New Jersev 10 6 3 '/2 W P — Haugh. S-Blue.SF-C.DovIs. Defending champion John McEnroe to the semifinals at Wimbledon this .625 New York 38 34 .528 5 M o rris 5 7 5 5 4 1 Wade, who won Wimbledon in Catarina. Lindqvist, Carling Bas in a room surrounded by (our Connecticut 9 6 .600 4 Phllodelphia „ . IP H RERBBSO Rhode Island 32 40 .444 11 Scherrer 2 0 0 0 O'' 1 Houstan 1977 and who turns 40 next week, sett and Gabriela Sabatini. may just shrug his shoulders all the way . ^ week. projection screens. 6 9 .400 7 Pittsburgh 24 47 .338 I8V2 T— 2:32. A — 38,577. Long Island 6 Lopez (L 1-5) 2-3 2 1 0 0 0 9 .400 7 W n t Hernondez 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 2 Mathis (L 30) 5 7 7 4 2 2 W ildw ood 5 10 .333 8 D l^ o ___ Dfwiey 2 10 0)2 Westchester 44 30 .595 Cdudlll pitched to 1 batter In 9th. 4 11 .267 9 Cllnclnnatl 39 National League reeulte DIPIno 1 1 0 0 1 1 Sunday's Results 33 .542 4 HBP—by Morris (Bell, Barfield)). Son Francisco Tennis lios Angeles 38 34 .528 5 W P — M o rris, Lom p. T— 3:14. A — 44,377. Rhode Island 109, Connecticut 107. Inouston Blue (W 62) 7 1-3 7 4 4 2 6 Springfield 104, Wildwood 92 38 37 .507 6V2 Atlanto 33 40 .452 IOV2 Phllllea 3. Expos 2 M inton 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 M onday's Gam es an Francisco M .D ovIs (S 4) 1 0 0 0 0 2 No (Somes Scheduled 27 48 .360 17Vj Saturday's Results Ray als 3, Angels 1 T-2:31. A-18,274. Wimbledon results Tuesday's (Mime Phllodelphlo 6, M ontreal 2 PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL SCOREBOARD U S B L A ll-Star (Same Los Angeles 3, Atlanto 2 obrhM abrhbl Houston 8, Son Francisco 1 CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY Samuel 2b 5 0 1 0 W ebster ct 3 1 1 1 Cubs 9. Pirates 2 At W l^ eden, England, Jul y 1 abrhbl abrbbi Schu 3b 3 0 0 0 Law 22b 3 0 1 0 (Flg^esatter names Indicataseeding) Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 (15 Innings) Richard Zokol, 8,250 46467672—283 M a rk Haves, 1445 76767672— 290 Donna White, 2,408 71-7673— 218 Kris Monaghan, 581 72-79-72— 223 St. Louis 6, New Y o rk ( T ^ Carew 1b 3 0 0 0 Wilson ct 4 110 Hayes ph 1 0 0 0 W ohifrd rf 3 0 0 0 Womsn'sslnglet,lhlrdround K e rm it Zarlev, 1445 7371-7671— 290 LPGA results RJones rf 4 111 Smith If 3 111 CHICAGO PITTSBURGH. Chris Evert Lloyd, co-1, U.S., del. GIbbv Gilbert, 8,250 49-71-7673—283 Marlene Floyd, 2,408 71- 7673—Joyce 218 KazmIerskI, 581 77-7373— 223 San Diego 3, Cincinnati 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Francon rf 1 0 0 0 Larry Mize, 8,250 72-764672— 283 [Tannv Edw ards, 1445 71- 737671-290 Jon Stephenson, 2,406 7371-74— 218 767674— 223 Downing If 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 11 Schm idt 1b 4 0 I 0 B rooks ss 4 1 3 0 abrhbl abrhbl Byrne, Australia, 6-2, 4-1.' Cindy Flom, 581 Sunday's Results H atcher cf S' 2 4 0 Ray 2b 3 0 1 2 Golf Bob Eastwood, 4,250 72-72-7149-284 Larry RInker, 14^ 72- 737670— 290 $250400 La d y Keystone Open Sarah LeVeque, 2,407 734677— 218 Catherine Ponton, 581 767374— 223 RacUo, TV Sconirs dh 4 0 1 0 Orta dh 4 0 0 0 W ilson iT 4 1 1 0 W allach 3b 3 0 0 1 H.. J’' West Germany, Philadelphia 3, Montreal 2 ten d b rg 2b S 1 2 0 O rsulok rf 4 0 1 0 Tom Purtzer, 4,250 71- 7672-71-284Clarence Rose, 1,144 76737673— 291 At Hershey, Penn., June 30 Vicki'Fergon, 1,716 737670— 2)9 Shirley Furlong, ^5 79-72-73— 224 Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 2 DeCIncs 3b 4 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 3 0 0 0 V irg il c 4 0 1 0 Driessn 1b 4 0 1 0 def. Stephanie Rehe, U.S.,63,62. Chip Beck, 1,144 7371- 7672—291 (P a r 72) Wllfong 2b 3 0 0 0 White 2b 3 110 Lopes If 5 3 3 2 Pena c 4 0 1 0 David Frost, 5400 7671-7646-285 Laurie RInker, 1,716 767671— 219 Kathy Hite, 415 77-72-75— 224 St. Louis 2, New Y o rk 1 (11 Innings)' M addox ct 4 1 2 0 Barnes If 3 0 1 0 Lon Hinkle, 1,144 76767671—291 Rosie Jones, 1,716 767371— 219 TODAY Narron c 3 0 0 0 Uones rf 2 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 1 2 3 Mazzllll 1b 4 0 1 0 S7vMe, Australia, def. Hana Mark Lye, 5400 72- 734673— 285 Patty Haves, 415 767674-224 Houston 4, San Francisco 2,1st game Russell If 3 0 1 0 N icosia c 3 0 0 0 Keith Fergus, 4,150 76767348—284 AAark Welbe, 1,144 72-72-7671— 291 Ju ll Inkster, 537,500 49-72-48— 209 Lori (Sarbaez, 1,716 767671— 219 5:00 Tennis: Wimbledon highlights, Gerber ss 2 0 0 0 W athan c 3 0 2 0 GGross If 0 10 0 Hesketh p 2 0 0 0 W oods rf 1 1 0 0 Kem p If 4 0 0 0 Mandllkova, 3, Czechoslovakia, 61, 7-6 PGA rpsults San Francisco 7, Houston 4, btdgame Durhm 1b 3 1 1 0 M o rrisn 3b 4 0 0 0 Greg Norman, 4,150 Jeff H o n , 1J)90 73767675—292 Betsy King, 23,123 464673— 211 Becky Pearson, 1,7)6 72- 7671— 219 HBO Los Andeles 4, Atlanta 3 Jacksn ph 1 0 1 0 Conepen ss 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 2 0 0 0 B urke p 0 0 0 0 (7-5). B arb ara Potter, U.S., def. Patfl 71-71-76-212 He^er 3b 4 0 1 2 Wynne cf 2 10 0 Fendick, U.S., 7-4 (7-3), 61. Curtis Strange, 4,150 Tommy Valentin, ),090 71-71-74 74-292 Pat Bradley, 13,542 LeAnn Cossadoy, 1,716 72-7671— 219 7:30 Mets vs. Pirates, SportsChonnel, Cincinnati 3, San Diego 2 Schoflld ss 0 0 0 0 McRae ph 10 0 0 C orcorn 1b 1 0 1 1 Raines ph 1 0 0 0 Jim Simons, 1,090 K. Postlewalt, 13,542 71-71-70—212 PGA Seniors results WKHT Lake c 2 0 0 0 Khalifa ss 3 1 1 0 SSOOJIOO M im p lil* C ta u lc E d R o n , 4,150 T2-70-T7-67— m 71-767374—292 Judy Ellis, 1,716 71- 77-71— 219 Monday's Games Pettis Cf 3 0 1 0 Blancin ss 1 0 0 0 Koosm n p 2 0 1 1 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Manuela AAaleeva, 4, Bulgaria, dW Ernie Gonzalez, 1,090 7671-7374—292 Nancy Lopez, 13,541 71- 7671— 212 S:00 O rio le s vs. T ig ers, ChonnelsS, 40 Benlauz cf 0 0 0 0 D ovls c 2 0 1 2 W inn p 0 0 0 0 A l Mumplilt. Ttnn.. J u im 38 Bobby Cldmpett, 4,150 71- 71-72-72—284 B. MIzrahle, 1,716 - 767671— 2)9 St. Louis (Kepshire $-5) ot M ontreal Aguayo 3b 1 0 0 0 BUI Glasson, 3,179 72- 71-7371—Ken 287 Brown, 1J)90 7372- 7374—292 Susie Bernino, 4,750 737670— 213 Karen Permezel, 1,715 7671-74—2)9 U.S. Senior Open '8:30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, WTIC Totals 31 1 4 1 Totals 21 3 4 1 Thomas ss 1 0 1 1 v Bowra ss 4 0 0 0 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 a s . , def. V irg in ia Wode, B ritain , 6 t 67, (P o rT I) . (Youm ons (M)), 1:35 p.m. Sandersn p 4 0 0 0 jsuttan won on Iitplavolf holo) Payne StewaH, 3,179 72-72-7371— 287 Dennis Trixler, 1,090 73767674—292 Jane Blalock, 4,750 72- 7671—M. 2)3 J. Smith, 1,715 7649-75— 219 *l«Nllne, Nev„ June 30 rod lo. Atlanta (Z. Smith 4-4) at San Francisco C a llto m la ooo ooo 001__1 Totota 3S 3 10 3 Totals 30 2 6 2 j» » M » Totals 29 2 S 2 Brad Faxon, 3,179 76467349—287 Ken Green, 1,090 49-767673-292 Potty Sheehan, 4,750 7672-71— 213 Lisa Young, 1,715 7371- 75— 219Topljfinishers 11:30 W im bledon h ig h lig h ts. C han (Krukow 5-5), 4:05 p.m. Kansas CItv 000 010 02k — 3 P h lta M p h lO 010000 001— 3 ^Ita, U.S., def. IsobelleDemon- Lance Ten Brock,1,090 K. Whitworth, 4,750 7672-71— 213 nels 22. 30 Game-winning RBI — None. ■ 080 000 2 H - 9 H al Sutton, S90J)00 66767346-279 M ik e CTonald, 3,179 7371-7449—287 71-71-77-73-292 Koy Kennedy, 1,337 767671— 220 f f o r m Pittsburgh (Reuschel 5-1) at New York Montfbol 100000100—2 Durle,Brlfolrw David (Tgrln, S4JX)0 4670- 72-71— 279Woody Blockbrn, 3,179 72-467672—287 Skeeter Heath, 1,090 71- 767671—Cindy 292 Mackey, 4,750 72-4672— 213 Dot (Jermain, 1,075 72- 79-70—221 Miller Barber 540JI0O 71-7371-71-285 E-^ rber, BalbonI. DP—Calltomla Game-Winning RB I— Thom as (1). Pittsburgh w i 010 000— 2 d o t. Ellse Burglh, U.S., 7-5, 7-5 Kothu (Fernandez 2-4), 7:35 p.m. ^^Game-winning RBI — Moreland G ll M orgon, 29JX)0 49-737247— 280 John AAahaffev, 3,179 47-767377— 287 Doug Tewell, 1,090 767377-72—292 Allison Finney, 4,418 72-7647— 215 Beverly Klass, 1,075 77-72-72— 221 Roberto Do Vlcnz22,500 74-467672—219 Chlcogo (Fontenot 2-3) at Phllodelphlo 1, Kansos City 1. LDB—Californio 4, DP—Philadelphia 3, Montreal 1. LOB— Jtinaldl) 14, U Sj, def. Alycia Mooltom Mike Soil, 1,020 Kansas City 4. 3B— Smith. HR— R.Jones Ruu Cochran, 29J100 764671-71— 280 Roger Moltble, 3575 7371- 7372— 288 76767375—293 Cathy Morse, 4,418 7371-71— 215 Colleen Walker, -1,075 767672— 221 Gay Br^er 13,500 7371-7671—291 (Denny 5-5), 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 7, Montreal 4. 2B— Brooks, c™— Po*cole Paradis, Ja7 Delslng, ^XOa 73467379— 293 Vol Skinner, 4,417 764672— 215 (11). SB— Sm ith (10), Schofield (3), o Pittsburgh Bob Tw av, 19,(XX) 49-49-7370-281 John Cook, 2,575 76767674—288 Mindy Moore, 1,075n 767672— 221 Walter ZembrIskI 8,974 46737675—294 Cincinnati (Pastore3-1) at Los Angeles Barnes, Samuel. HR—Webster (1). SB— 467370-71— 281 Gary Koch, 3575 767371-74—288 Chris Perry, 1,020 76467674—293 Sherri Turner, 3,533 737649—214 Sally Quinlon, 1,075 i 7 3 7 6 7 2 - 221 Peter Thomson 8,974 7677-7673—294 W ilson (20). S ^ o n c e p c lo n . Brooks (4). SF—Wallach. LO B — Chjeogo 4, Pittsburgh 4. Au»a,2?7.5,^ *"‘''' Tony SIMs, 19JX)0 T ransactions (Hershlser 7-2), 8:20 p.m. Wavno Grady, 13,534 7672-71-49— 282 Mark Ptell, 3100 46767372—289 Lou Graham, 1,020 76737672—293 Cindy HIM, 3,532 7671-70— 214 J. Kohlhoas, 1,075 767373— 221 IHarold Henning 4,852 76737672—295 Houston (Ryan 8-5) at San Diego (Hoyt PhltadMohta "• H RERB.50 Morelond. HR—Lopes (6). S—Winn Z Scott Hoch, 13,534 737649-70—282 Mark McCumber, 2,100 76767671-289 Tom Jenkins, 1J)20 737679-71— 293 Janet Anderson, 3,532 72-72-72— 214 Jerilyn Britz, 1,075 767373-221 Jock Fleck 4J154 7677-7672—297 10^), 10:05 p.m...... IP H R ER BB SO ^'sslnglM,lhlrdreund Steven Llebler, 980 C alifornia SF— Roy. BUI K ratzert, 13,534 724671-71— 282 Mike Holland, 2,100 767672-73—289 72- 71-7677—Sandro 294 Spuzich, 3,532 71- 7675—Jon 214 Flynn, 1,075 767673— 221 Leo El^r 54)51 76737675—298 Tuesday's Oamef Koosm an 7 5 2 2 2 4 John McEnroe, 1, U.S., def. Christo (Sene Sauers, 980 76737677— 294 A. Reinhardt, 3,X1 Romnek (L 8.4) 7 2-3 5 3 3 1 3 Johnny Miller, 13,534 714672-71-282 Larry Ziegler, 2,1X 72-7371-73—289 7371- 73— 217S. G albraith, 1,075 72-7673— 221 Jomo King 54)51 72-767673-298 Atlanta at San Froncisco Tekulve (W 4-2) 2 1 0 0 0 0 4671- 7373—282Lennie Clements, 2,1X 4671-7675—289 BUI Britton, 980 71-767676-294 B. Pendergost, 3,X1 7649-74— 217 N. White-Brewer, 769 7681-71— 222 Boseboll Clements 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 M ontreal Chleotat ” "«■•»<> ^ una, Chile, def. David Pate, U.S., 7-5, B ill Sander, 13,534 Gone Llttler 54)51 76767673—298 St. Louis at M ontreal, night Goorgo Burnt, 13,534 47467674—282 Donnie Hommnd, 2,1X 74467670—289 Dave Hill, 935 767672-78—295 P a t M eyers, 3,M1 767374— 2)7 Lynn Stroney, 749 , 737673— 222 Or^^vlllo M o od y 44)38 76767671— 300 Chlcogo (AL) — Sent rookie outfielder Pittsburgh ot New Y ork, night _Jiansas city Hesketh 7 1-361114 Sondwyin (W 63) 9 5 2 2 1 5 Doryl Bosfon to Buffalo of International Plttsbufgh Andy Bean, 13,534 46764674—282 Buddy Gardner, 14M W-72-7674— 290 Steve Bowman, 935 75467674—295 Kathryn Ydung, 2,408 767649— 2)8 Plo Nilsson, 746 767674— 222 <4)28 737677-74-300 Chicago at..^lodelphla, night Gubicza (W M) 8 3 0 0 1 7 B urke 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 MM'sdaubles,(irsl round Rex Caldwell, 935 76737674— 295 League (AAA) ond brought up outfielder W inn 6 6 2 2 0 1* Robert Wronn, 8,250 72-767447— 283 Denis Watson, 1445 7372- 7372— 290 Linda Hunt, 2408 767670— 218 Stephanie Forwlg, 748 7372- 77— 222Arnold Palmer 44)20 72-767674-300 Houston ot Son Diego, night Quisenberrv (S 14) 1 1 1 1 o 1 Reardon (L 2-3) 1-3 3 2 2 1 o Jim Colbert, 935 7371-7675—295 C. Montgomery, 2,406 72- 7676— 218 John Congelosl from Buffalo. HBP—by Romanick (L.Jones). T— Robinson (L 2-3) 3 8 7 7 1 2 Ss****j*'?*" Stephen Lonv Nelson, 8,250 72467748—283 Ron Com m ons, 1445 76767673—290 Debbie Massey, 581 81-7672— 223 Ben Smith 3,510 72-767674-301 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night St. C lo ire 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 “I**' Stefon llermonh (M ark O'Meara, 8,250 74467671—283 D avid (Sraham, 1445 72467374—290 Bobbv Wadkins, 935 71-71-8673— 295 Amy Alcott, 2,408 7372- 73— 218Lenore Muraoka, 581 767672— 223 2:23. A — 33,173. Bal k— Koosm on. T— 2:29. A— 35,005. W inn pitched to 3 batters In 7th. Jim Forroe 3,510 7677-7377—301 T — 2:39. A— 3 1 3 4 . 7-4, w T t SIm * West Germany, I MANCHESTER^HERALD, Monday. July 1, 1985 — 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 1. 1985 Andretti a casualty, ¥ FOCUS race to Al Unser Jr. About Town Emerson Fittipaldi, who finished Andretti, Mario s son, came in ‘Me Generation’ opens its waliet By Gary Kale United Press International second to Unser, Jr. fourth after starting the race in Check pressure Wednesday Danny Sullivan, a co-favorite in 19th place. and American money can’t solve the mail .containing $38 million in The Health Department will hold a blood pressure EAST RUTHERFORD - Mario the race, led from the 10th through Unser Jr., said with a grin, his N EW Y O R K problem immediately, it can’t be (UPI) - contributions. clinic for persons whose names begin with letters A to Andretti's bubble was-b«rfet by a the 25th lap before this year's Indy crew posted times on the board late solved. K Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Manchester 500 winner spun and eliminated in the race and warned him There is repeat performance Sunday. • CARE Inc., which had a mailing "We have a saying in this industry Senior Citizens' Center. ^ Andretti’s cab became a casu himself from contention. whoever was third was catching up growing evi American list of 735,000 in iu New York that it’s not the first contribution that alty in the 34th lap of a CART race " I was trying to lap somebody to him. - % dence that the headquarters, has ga^e^212,000 new counts, it’s the second one.” said at the Meadowlands after Bobby when he closed the door on m e," " I figured it was dad m a k in g r'./ - ^ , devastating Heart donors since November- dlone. Sheila Stanford, director of marketing Singles cruise on clipper said Sullivan, who eventually move on me. The pits were gettmj^ food crisis in Rahal hit him from behind, knock • And USA for Africa, a group that for CARE. EAST HARTFORD — The July..meeting of the East departed “ because a stone or nervous when my lead time Africa\ has isociation. She projected that of CA R E ’S 212,1)00 ing him out of contention for the N did not exist uptil January, projects Hartford Christian Singles Club will be a jazz cruise something went into the turbo dropped to 20 seconds and they told shocked Amer new donors fewer than 20 percent will second time this season. •SRi earnings at $45 miliion, $11 million of on the Yankee Clipper followed by a tailgate picnic At a recent IROC series race at charger and we had no boost." me to open it up.” * ica’s "M e Gen be sufficiently committed to give, 9 which already is in the bank from the supper on July 28. The event is open to all singles. For The demise of Andretti and Fittipaldi, a two-time Formula eration” into again to the African cause. "Some Mid-Ohio, Andretti was leading sale of "We are the World " record Sullivan remo\»ed the two main One champion, said his biggest opening its reservations and more information, call 528-1177. Rahal with 10 laps remaining when albums to an audience almost exclu people respond to a crisis of this scope, threats to Unser Jr.'s charge to a problem was controlling s dam wallet — but Reservations at $5 should be made by July 14. was clipped and spun by the sively made up of young people. and then never give again," she said. Dublin, Ohio, driver, who went on second career Indy car victory, aged steering wheel. even as huge Griffin of Catholic Relief called the to win that race. Unser, Jr. who averaged 90.167 "The bracket broke and I had to donations Even groups not aligned to Africa problem "compassion fatigue.” Library shows films Sunday's race was won by Al mph, earned $89,694 for his victory. hold it against the dashboard," he move through have gained, in smaller percentages. BOLTON — Bentley Memorial Library. Bolton Unser Jr., one of a batch of young "A t the start of the race, I saw explained. " I was afraid I'd crash. the pipeline, Contributions to the American Heart “ T Y P IC A L L Y in the last seven or Center Road, will show films suitable for children in drivers whom Andretti predicted Mario and Danny disappear."said The crew checked it when I pitted charities are Association headquartered in Dallas eight years we’ve seen that the first * ^United Way kindergarten through sixth grade on Wednesdays, would soon become dominant in Unser, Jr."They were so far out in and said it was safe to continue. At worried the are running from normal to about 6 wave of donors give for emotional beginning July 10, from 3 to 4 p.m. For more CART racing. front that I don't think if’they had my age, my back can't take it. need will prove percent above normal. The American reasons — they see the dying babies on "Rahal hit me in the back and finished the race I could have “ Another thing, this young kid far more en Cancer Society in New York is ahead TV — and they wany to do something information, call tbe libarry, 646-7349. pushed me into (Geoff) Brab taken them. I was hoping they'd (Al Jr.) has no respect for age. during than the of schedule in its 1985 goal of raising about it," Griffin said. . ham, " says Andretti, who has won run into trouble. Look what he did to me and his new donors. M $182 million. The United Way, the "But they send in their 10 bucks and WATES check pounds three of four previous races this "T o race with all these guys father." Since the umbrella group that raises money for say, 'I gave 10 bucks but it's still year. "It damaged the right-front who've been racing so many years, Unser is delighted at his son's first bleak a broad range of charities (few of happening' and give up. Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. suspension." I can't put into words what it progress, but admits he'd still like BBC pictures which are linked to A frica ), reports its “ We are going to lose a lot of people at Orange Hall. Members will get weighed between Despite finishing 26th in a 28-car means to outrun them." to see the day "when I can run f i i c k e r e d contributions are up 10 percent so far who gave just for emotional reasons," 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. This meeting is open to members wheel to wheel in a race. I know he field, Andretti retains a command Another driver Unser Jr. beat across the toward its goal of $2 billion. she said. "W e're seeing an end to the only. ing lead in the driver standings was his father, Al Sr., who finished wouldn't back off. It would have NBC Nightly people who gave from the heart. What been interesting." with 82 points, 21 more than third. Another youngster, Michael News in Oc ACCORDING TO the American we need is people who give from the Scandia Lodge plans potiuck tober, Ameri- Association of Fund Raising Council in mind." cans have I c New York, which monitors charities Peter Hansen, representing the U.S. Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America, has given some nationwide, giving in all categories committee to UNICEF, said the key to postponed its Thursday meeting until July 12 because $160 million to increased 11 percent in 1984 to $74.25 keeping donors interested is providing of the July 4 holiday, ^ Paul defends IBF title more than 100 1 1 — ..i.i new reasons to be interested. On July 12 a potiuck picnic and meeting will be held billion. The category that includes charities. gifts for emergencies, however, went “ I don't know whether the public has at Vasa Park in South Meriden. A bus will leave LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - to the head stunned Blake off the Paul dropped Blake in the ninth "There is no doubt we are seeing ton: “ What you are seeing is a lost up 16 percent — much of that coming at a short attention span or is just Emanuel Lutheran Church parking lot at 5:3 ^ .m . for Jimmy Paul battered andiruised ropes, his back turned to Paul. with an eight-punch flurry to the people who are not traditional givers,' ’ generation of givers — the 'Me tlie end of the year when tl^ first rush bombarded with so much informa the park. Robin Blake Sunday to ^ccess- Paul rushed over, trying to get in head. Blake got to his feet quickly, said Beth Griffin of Catholic Relief Generation.’” of money started coming in for Africa. tion” about events around the globe. fully defend for the first time his front of the challenger, and landed but he was still hurt and only the Services in New York. “ We are the "That indicates there are new givers He credited USA for Africa, the pop International Boxing Federation a big right before referee Joey bell saved bim. beneficiary of a trendy type of issue. THE RAW NUMBERS of the re coming into the fold.” said association star charity effort, with bringing in lightweight championship with a Curtis halted the fight. Paul, who weighed in at 134V4, It’s become chic to give to Africa. It sponse are staggering. spokesman Dick Piperno. huge sums from new young donors by 14th round technical knockout. Paul, who won the crown in was unmarked while Blake. 134, seems the beautiful people have But even as the huge amounts come keeping their interest with records, • From January to October of 1984 The victory established the April, was comfortably ahead on had a slight knick under his right banned together to eraticate world in, many fear that as the TV cameras T-shirts, posters etc. the Red Cross collected just $100,000 25-year-old Paul as one of the best all three judges' scorecards eye. The area around his right eye, hunger.” turn to other worldly problems the A charity's success depends on earmarked for Africa”. But from Noone receives award 13.5-pounders in the world. through 13 rounds. which began turning puffy in the Gene Jeffers of the American Red public's short attention span will stop "what the group does to encourage November to May more than $20.7 Paul of Detroit raised his record Blake of Fort Worth. Texas, now fifth round, was half closed by the Cross in Washington echoed that the movement short. Charities are participation. That's essential with Kristen Noone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Larry million was raised. to 23-1 with 19 knockouts, at the 27-3 with 18 knockouts, held his own end of the fight. sentiment: "We obviously have afraid that while new givers have gone any donor to keep them in the fold. The Noone of Manchester, is one of 60 winners of United Tropicana Hotel and before a in the first five rounds but Paul touched a part of American philan crisis in Africa is going to be with us a In a six-round heavyweight • In all of 1983 Catholic Relief deeply into their pockets, they will not Technologies’ Pratt i national TV audience. began scoring to the face with thropy that was relatively untouched while. We have to focus on needs and preliminary bout, 1984 Olympic Services received 80,000 pieces of go often. There also is concern over Whitney employees col The champion was in control solid, accurate left jabs. before.” attempt to maintain their interest in lege schlarship awards gold medalist Henry Tillman, mail. Since November 1984 it has what Jeffers called America’s "in after the seventh round. He By the eighth round, Paul put More blunt is Steve Deifin at United stant society: ” If American ingenuity Africa.” in Connecticut. knocked down Blake in the eighth together combination rights to the 20OV4, Los Angeles, went the Way headquarters suburban Washing- received more than 250.000 pieces of round and hurt him in the 12th and head, and the bout began to turn distance for the first time, taking Each scholarhsip pro 13th rounds before bludgeoning one-sided. an easy unanimous decision over UPI photo vides up to $3,000 in veteran Leroy Caldwell, 203, Las him into submission 2:41 into the Blake began to tire at the start of Hal Sutton's caddie leaps through the on the first hole of a sudden death tuition and academic 14th. the loth and showed little move Vegas, Nev. Supermarket Shopper fees for four years’ full air as Sutton clenches his fist after playoff at the Memphis Golf Classic. ' A tiring Blake elected to stand ment from that point on. He The victory gave Tillman a pro time study leading to a J and trade punches with Paul at the remained a stationary target in record of 5-0 with four knockouts. sinking birdie putt to defeat David Ogrin bachelor’s degree at an start of the 14th, but it was a front of Paul, dancing only in an Caldwell, who has fought 11 accredited college or mistake. A right-left combination attempt to gain time to recover heavyweights who were either university, to the head hurt Blake and put him from the effects of jarring world champions or fought for Refund cheat involves others in fraud on the ropes. Moments later, a left combinations. world titles, slipped to 21-26-4. Noone plans to attend Bv Martin Sloane I Boston College to study SUtton back on track Queen Sophia Marigold, Buttercrunch Lettuce, United Feature Syndicate I business administra- Sparkler Radish, Mexican Fire Bush or Thumbel- I tion. Her father is a Clip ‘n’ file refunds ina Zinnia, worth up to $2.25. Send the required DEAR M ARTIN: I have a neighbor who is a refund I senior statistical pro- refund form and the bottom tabs of five packets of cheat. She doesn’t need the money, but because of her Miscellaneous Non-Food Products I cess control analyst at U Fredonia Seeds that have the words “ Fredonia greed she sends for the same refund offers (ones that (File 12A) I United Technologies. Seed Co.," aiong with the cash-register receipt with Memphis victory are limited to "one refund per family” ) dozens of I Kristen Noone with the purchase price circled. Include a times. She reads your column, and I hope she gets this — Clip out this fiie and keep it with similar cash-off self-addressed, stamped No. 10 business-size message: coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Bv David AAotfIt than three years, was worth $90,000 second shot in the rough, but his Each Saturday when you come to my house to coupons, for exampie. Start coliecting the needed envelope. Expires Juiy 31, 1985. I Donnellan wins award HEFTY Microwave Food Containers Offer. United Press International to Sutton, raisipg his earnings for approach shot caught the edge of collect the refunds you have sent for in my name, you proofs of purchase while looking for the required I Suzanne Donnellan, a supervisor in the Department Receive up to a $2 refund. Send the required refund this y e a r $245,282 and to the green. Ogrin, after a good involve me in your scheme, and it makes me feel forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and I of Children and Youth Services’s Hartford region, has form and three Universal Product Code symbols MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Hal Sutton $l,137,334-fw his career. second shot, was 24 feet closer to terrible. magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers I received the 1984-85 award for academic excellence from any Hefty Microwave Food Containers pint, has been considered the next Jack Ogrin, who missed a six-foot the hole than Sutton. You think you are honest and have told me you may not be available in all areas of the country. and service to the child welfare community from the L 1-and-a-haif-pint, quart or l-and-a-half-quart sizes Nicklaus of the PGA Tour, al birdie putt on the final regulation But Sutton made his 30-footer would never cheat a person out of a dollar, but your Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. I Child Welfare Institute, St. Joseph College. The though he hasn’t been living up to hole and a similar one in the while Ogrin missed. refund cheating is taking hundreds of dollars from the The following refund offers are worth $32.25. This for $2; or send two Universal Product Code I annual award is presented to a graduating student of symbols from any Hefty Microwave Food that billing of late. If this past playoff, got a $54,000 consolation "I was in the driver’s seatand he manufacturers. week’s refund offers have a totai vaiue of $62.20. I the college. Containers pint, l-and-a-half-pint, quart or l-and-a- week's performance is any indica prize that was almost five times as slam dunked it,” said Ogrin. “ I Actually, you are taking money from me too, This offer does not require a refund form: I She has been employed by the state since 1969 and half-quart sizes for $1, Expires July 31, 1985, tion, the 1983 Player of the Year is much as he won in his 17 previous hope to meet Hal in a playoff again because when I see a product with a refund offer I DR. SCHOLL’S Sashay Sandai Refund Offer, j has been a department supervisor since 1978. She GE Decorator Bulb Refund Offer. Receive a $1 to back on track. tournament appearances this — or anyone.” wouid like to send for, I hesitate to buy it because I P.O. Box PM630, El Paso, TX 79966. Receive up to a I became a college student in the child welfare master’s Sutton fired his second 7-under- year. don’t know whether you have already sent for the $10 cash refund. Send the end iabel from the Sashay $5 refund. Send the required refund form and the I degree program in 1982. Sutton felt Ogrin made a mistake Universai Product Codes from two GE bulb par 65 in four days Sunday and then “ 1 can't be too disappointed,” he in not" going for the green on his refund in my name. Sandal box or the blue circular top showing the I Since 1978 Donnellan has been DCYS’ liaison to the two-bulb packs, or four panels from the backs of sank a 30-foot birdie putt on the said. " I now know I can play four second shot in the playoff. I bet all the other neighbors and relatives you use for coior and the size for each paid, along with the I Social Security administration and the Permanency first hole of a sudden-ueath playoff good rounds of golf and, for all your refunding schemes feel the same way. original sales receipt with the store name and date individually packaged bulbs (four GE Decorative I Plannning Project, She has participated in two pilot "I was a little surprised he didn’t buibs, any combination of each type buib). There is to beat David Ogrin and win the extent and purposes, win a PGA go for it,” said Sutton. “ You don't You are a cheat and a pest, and I wish you wouldn’t and the purchase price circled. Buy one pair and I projects on implementing the Adoption Assistance a limit of five refunds per customer. Expires Aug. $500,000 Memphis Classic. tournament. It took a 65 to catch get the chance that often. If it had bother me anymore. I ’m sorry I don’t have; the receive a $4 refund or buy two pairs and receive a and Child Welfare Act of 1980 and is the Hartford “ Whether it was 65 or 75, I me. been me, I would have gone for it.” strength'to tell you this personaily. Sign me — / $10 refund. Include your name, address and ZIP 31 1985 I office’s liaison for long-term foster care study. She is needed a win more than anyone,” Sutton began the final round FROM A SMALL TOWN code on a 3-by-5 card. Expires Juiy 31, 1985. SYLV AN IA Light Bulb Refund Offer. Receive up I a member of the Connecticut Council on Adoption and Bums skied to a 76 Sunday to to a $3 refund. Send the required refund form and said Sutton of his first victory since eight strokes behind then-leading wind up at 6-under 282 along with IN WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS These offers require refund forms: I the Manchester Women's Club. taking the 1983 PGA Champion George Burns. He had five birdies AMES Rake’n Rebate Offer. Receive one two proof-of-purchase seals from any twin pack Andy Bean, Scott Hoch, Bill (twin packs come with two buibs) of Syivania Soft ship. “ I've been struggling and and one bogey on the front side to Kratzert, Johnny Miller, Wayne DEAR FRIEND FROM WORCESTER COUNTY: I Greensweeper Rake Rebate coupon redeemable at there have been some doubts.” close to three strokes back and often receive letters from readers who ask whether it the store where you originally purchased your White, Standard or Energy Piheher 60-, 75- or ! Boser graduates Grady and Bill Sander. lOO-watt light buibs; or send one proof-of-purchase Sutton and Ogrin, who had a moved into a tie when he got his is all right to send for refunds in the names of others, Ames Tool. Send the required refund form and the I Christopher J. Boser, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Defending champion Bob East- seal for Soft White or Standard iight bulbs in four closing 71, finished at 9-under 279, a eighth birdie of the day at No. 15. and then "coilect” the refunds from them. They say, blue Ames label from the Greensweeper Rake I Boser of 32 Woodstock Drive, graduated from St. wood had his best round of the pack (four packs comes with four bulbs); or send shot ahead of Gil Morgan (67) and Finishing more than an hour " I f I have the proofs of purchase, why should the, handle, along with the cash-register receipt. This Anselm College, Manchester, N.H., with a bachelor’s tournament Sunday, a 69, to finish two proof-of-purchase seals from Syivania three- I Russ Cochran (71). BobTway (70) ahead of Ogrin, Sutton could only manufacturer limit me to one refund?” ■•’‘ offer is good only at participating Ames dealers. I degree in business and economics. At the college, he at 284. Curtis Strange, the Tour's way light-bulb packages, any wattage (three-way and Tony Sills (71) were two back wait and see what happened. leading money winner, was at 286, The answer is ciear. Since the manufacturer has Expires July 31, 1985. I was a member of the tennis team for four years and on at 281. bulbs come one bulb per package) for each $1 Sutton got into trouble on the par worth $4,150 and ,j*raising his made the offer, the manufacturer has the right to FREDONIA Seed Offer. Receive two free I the dean’s list. He plans a career in the systems The victory, his fourth in less refund. Expires July 31, 1985. 5 playoff hole when he put his earnings for this^isffr to $433,574. make the ruies. Break the rules, and you break the packets of Fredonia Seeds: Smail Fry Tomato, I analysis field at John Hancock Co. in Boston while law. pursuing his m aster’s degree in business administra I ’m sure there are readers who have been placed in tion at Boston College. Lady Keystone the same position. They shouid know that they are DEAR M AR TIN : Could you recommend a way to envelope, and in the upper right corner where the being involved in a fraud, and they have a right to be file refund forms? I am new to refunding and have not stamp wouid go, pencii in the proofs required and the expiration date. UPI photo Sports In angry. figured out a way to keep track of the forms. Six receive iaw degrees to Julie Inkster But don’t count on this column to rid you of this pest RACHEL LAICHE, HOUSTON Then file these envelopes in a shoe box with the Oakland's John Williams (43) flips in the Invaders won on a last-second field earliest dates at the front. Each time you' work with The University of Connecticut awarded law degrees air afer being hit by Tampa Bay’s Alonzo goal, 30-27. or clear your conscience. Your anonymous letter to area residents. They include: Moira Buckley of 233 HERSHEY, Pa. (U P I) - Juli Matthys wins second leg probably will be ignored. You have to summon your the advertised specials in this newspaper and prepare Johnson (53) in second quarter action. Inkster refused to sway to history D E AR RACHEL: Take the refund offers you are a money-saving shopping list, check the envelopes in Hollister St., Jo Dogali of 116 Strawberry Lane, John courage and tell her yourself. You were able to put it Healy of 328 Porter St., Wendy Mrosek of 143 Boulder Sunday at the Lady Keystone ■VITRE, France — Belgian Rudy Matthys Sunday won his into writing. Now put it into words, and tell her off. I interested in and put each refund form in the enveiope the box, and try to match your bargains with the Open. Road, Karen Wallace of 45 Boulder Road and Peter second straight stage of the 72nd Tour de France but failed to guarantee you will feel a lot better afterward. you wili use to send it to the company. Address the refund offers you are working on. USFL roundup A year ago Inkster missed a dislodge fellow Belgian Eric Vanderaerden from the overall lead Klock of 18 Merritt Valley Road, Andover, 15-foot birdie putt on 18th hole that of the 2,485-mile test across France. would have put her in a tie for the In overcast but dry weather, Matthys edged Irishman Sean $250,000 tournament. Kelly ^ d Vanderaerden on a close final sprint to win the flat, Addabbo .wins awards Sunday afternoon, the 25-year- Your shoes can be pain in the foot Showboats motor on by 150.4-mile second leg of the race in 6 hours, 29 minutes and 21 Vito Addabbo, a U.S. Air Force ROTC cadet at the old from Los Altos, Calif, faced seconds. University of Connecticut, received the United another 15-foot putt on 18. This removed, the podiatrist lacks fine Bv United Press International right." "It's going to take another NEW YORK (U P I) - When the hormone that relaxes ligaments of the small, hard mounds of skin that press Technologies Corp. Award for outstanding officer time she hit it for a birdie, capping Barber four stroke winner control over damage, to surrounding Memphis, which led 13-0 at perfect game as they have the best smiling salesman says not to worry, birth canal. That chemical also affects against nerves underneath, galluses potential at a recent banquet homtring cadets. a three-stroke comeback earning tissue. Waller explained. The Showboats, who tied a club halftime, opened the third quarter record in the league." admitted those shoes will break in soon, don’t ligaments in the sole. By the time a are larger areas of toughened skin Addabbo, who has completed his junior year, is her $37,500 in first prize money. STATELINE, Nev. — Miller Barber played steadily if not Another technique for treating bun record when they scored 31 first- with a 67-yard touchdown drive Rodgers. woman has had all her children, her foot typically found under the ball of the foot majoring in civil engieering. He is the son of Mr: and The putt, from the.back fringe of spectacularly for the second straight day Sunday, shooting a believe it. ions involves cutting a V-shaped notch half points in their last regular capped by Ricky Porter's 1-yard At Oakland, Calif., NovoBojovic "You break in the foot, rather than can be a size larger and wider, said or big toe. More common in men, Mrs. Luca Addabbo of 298 Oak St. the green, ended a spurt that saw 1-under-par 71 to score a four- stroke victory over Roberto Di in the bone so ends wedge together and season game, ’ scored only \3' run, and the Showboats struck for hit a 23-yard field goal with two the shoe,” says , Dr. Charles Gudas, Gudas. calluses don’t require treatment until her birdie four of the last five holes Vicenzo and win his third U.S. Seniors Open Golf Championship. the patient can hobble out of the Sunday. Memphis, however, two more touchdoWns before the seconds left Sunday to lead the clinical professor and foot surgeon at In general, old feet are broader, they become deep, with a core of hard for.^a 68 and a 54-hole total of The 71 gave B arber a 72-hole score of 3-under 285 and a $40,000 doctor’s office in a few hours with only added 35 points in the second half to period ended. V Invaders to a 30-27 triumph over 7-under-pjr 209 at the Hershey the University of Chicago hospitals and especially at the front because the protein tissue that can be very painful. prize from the total pot of $225,000; Di Vicenzo, who won the 1983 an Ace bandage around the foot. No pins MacDonaid honored romp into the second round of the Following PorteW third quarter the Tampa Bay Bandits. Country Club. clinics. natural cushioning in the sole thins out. But lasers cannot tackle bone defor Open, birdied the last three holes for a 72 and 289. or casts are needed. USFL playoffs. touchdown, Leonard Williams "W e had our chance to win this " I had trouble with my putting Almost three-quarters of all Ameri Blood flow slows, so toes are more mities, such as bunions, said Gudas. A Marcella A. MacDonald of 158 McKee St. received The 48-7 thrashing of the Denver scored on. a 35-yard run and game,” said Tampa Bay -coach over the first 13 holes, ” Inkster cans complain of foot pain. A third of the prone to chills, said Gudas. Older, drier bunion is an abnormal and frequently " I f the surgery is done correctly, the three athletic awards at her graduation from Gold was the worst playoff beating Derrick Crawford scored on a Steve Spurrier. “ We had the ball said. "But no one was making a U.S. tracksters easy winners women surveyed for the American skin is more susceptible to fungus. painful enlargement of the joint where bunion doesn’t come back,” said American International College, Springfield, Mass., in thd league's ftiree-year history 63-yard punt return. with less than two minutes to go Often, exercises to retrain the foot’s the big toe attaches to the ball of the May 26. The awards were; most valuable player for move so I knew that if I could get BREMEN, West Germany — The United States scored an easy Podiatry Association blame ill-fitting Waller. and the Showboats' point total was Porter added a second touch and could not execute.” shoes, but at least 25 percent choose muscles and keep feet in shape are foot. No simple device, each foot contains softball, F.G. MaloneyvAward to most outstanding my putts to drop I ’d have a chance. victory over improved West German opposition Sunday, the final the highest ever. down in the fourth quarter when he In the final first-round playoff When that putt dropped at 14, the shoes by how they look rather than how beneficial, but, for adults — much more . In women, an estimated 90 percent of 52 bones articulating at 33 joints, and athlete for the past four years, and a merit medal for Memphis takes on the Oakland went over from one yard out to game, the New Jersey G ^era ls day of a two-day track and field meet at the Baltic port of than for children — surgery may be the bunions are inherited, according attached to about a hundred ligaments, outstanding achievement as a studnet and an athlete. hole suddenly looked a lot bigger.” Bremen. they feel. Invaders, the Western Conference exten^ttje Showboats' advantage host the defending champion Balti Inkster started her charge with a Shoes too short or with toes too tight needed to treat aching feet. Gudas, For most men, arthritis that muscles and tendons strung together Despite the lack of many top international performers from the chansons, in the second round of to 41-0. Denver finally scored with more Stars Monday night. 20-foot birdie putt on 14 and birdied or heels too loose can result In blisters, "There are a lot of new surgical may develop after injury leads to for performing two opposing functions, the (payoffs Saturday at home. five minutes left when backup With Doug Flutie still sidelined the next two holes to break up a United States, the American women's team won with 90 points calluses, and corns and make the pain procedures, many of which are very bunions. one right after another, step after step, Six earn degrees at Bryant Oaklaftd eliminated Tampa Bay quarterback Bob Gagliano hit with a bad shoulder, there is little logjam at the top of the leader compared with 72 for the Germans, and the American men from Ingrown toenails, bunions and poor,” said Dr. John Waller, orthopedic One technique for removing bunions, said Waller. 30-27 Sunday. Leonard .JJarris for a 22-yard mystery about what the Stars will board. accumulated 126 points against the Germans' 95. hammertoes unbearable. surgeon at Lenox Hill Hospital in New minimal incision surgery, takes less Bryant College. Smlthfleld, R.I., awarded several “ I was concerned with our point touchdown. have to do to win — stop Herschel' Betsy King finished second at More than shoes create these aches, York. New methods speed recovery' than an hour at the podiatrist’s office, To end each of our daily 8,000 puces, area residents bachelor’s degrees In business production in the first half." said Memphis, which has now scored Walker, something most teams in 211, two strokes back, after hitting Chong-pal defends crown say the experts. but. If not do-ts properly, can lead to but is not seen a very safe by some the heel touches the ground, and the rest administration. They Include; Susan E. Beauregard Memphis coach Pepper Rodgers, 86 points in its last two games and the league found impossible. new problems. orthopedic surgeons. of the foot rolls down til the sole is flat on of Timber Trail; Jeneane M. Hubbell of Eric Drive. a 1-over-par 73. King had shared SEOUL, South Korea — Champion Park Chong-pal of South Women seem especially prone to foot whose team is better known for its won a total of four straight, will Walker set numerous pro records, pain, accounting up to 90 percent of a Headlined in podiatry advertise In this operation, a small cut is made the ground. Then all those joints that let Coventry; Jean P. LeBlanc of Bolton; Michael A. Mac the lead with Inkster at 69 Korea defended his International Boxing Federation super stingy defense. "But we put it take on another hot tean\ in the including most yards gained in a foot doctor’s patients, said Gudas. ments is laser surgery. Lasers can bum and a tiny, rotating bur, similar to the the foot • conform to the surface Bryde of Ambassador Drive; Todd E . Shorts of Porter following the first round, then hfld m iddleweightbrown Sunday with a unanimous 15-round decision together in the second halt. It was a Invaders. Oakland has won nine of season (2,411), and his number is Childbearing is partly to blame. When away soft-tissue foot problems, such as tip of dentist’s drill, is placed inside to underneath lock, stiffening the foot for Street; and Michael W. Wytas of North River Road, a thr^e-stroke lead with another 69 over Benny Cutto of the United States. game where we did a lot of things its last 10. ~ likely t6 be called at least 30 times. in the second. givUui b ir^ . a woman produces a warts, corns or calluses. Corns are cut up the bone. Although bone is pushing off. Coventry. ' n ? MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Julv 1. 1985 — 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 1. 1M8 Service Notea Locusts Invade annually Advice Reavey graduates Ensign William P-Reavey was Nashville faces bug onslaught one of three top naval flight officers to graduate from Interser Abuse of English language would swarm all over them. They Unintah County. vice Undergraduate Navigator Bv M ark Schwed eggs — and then it dies,” says In Idaho, the government is Training at Mather Air Force United Press International David Tylka, an urban biologist in couldn’t get anything done.” John attacking grasshoppers, agreeing Base, Sacramento, Calif. Reavey St. Louis. son said. to spray $10 million worth of killer The plagues resemble a scene " I was attacked by them. It was " I t ’s Very biblical,” said Diana also received the Aldon C. M a rk ^ chemicals to kill insect-infested brings defenders to the fore Award presented to the outstand from an Alfred Hltchcock^thriller like a scene from 'Thd Birds,” ’ Haig, a record company executive. areas. ing graduate in each Navy class. or worse — like the ones foretold in said Jenny Bohler, a public rela Another lusty insect is Florida's, and overused incorrectly. the Bible. tions executive, remembering the love bug, also known as the Long Island is in the midst of its DEAR My family and I have made a Shrieking locusts chase workers scene from the Hitchcock,^movie honeymoon bug. Their lives are a annual gypsy moth caterpiller ABBY: A mil game of' counting the times a Army decorates Small from cemeteries in Tennessee, where the birds demolished an continuous binge of cruising high plague in which the insects eat lion thanks for m ways, making love unabashedly person uses ftTbasically” in one n Spec. 4 David J. Small, son of Mr. flying carpenter ants force vaca entire seaside town. most anything that grows and pointing out the (or hours at a time in the fast lane, speech or commentary. I have and Mrs. Chester Smnall of 75 tioners to flee Oregon beaches in " I heard one in my house the must be beaten back with sticky irritating and splatting on motorists’ wind D e a r ; ; A b b v counted as many as eight "basical- Cottage St., has been decorated disgust, juice-sucking bugs other night,” said Mike Sirls, paper on trees and various spray speech habit lys," It means "as a basis for” or with the U.S. Army’s Achievement threaten California's vineyards, brother of Mitch. “ I heard a shields like the rat-tat-tat of a concoctions. that so many of screech and looked in one room. machine gun. "fundamentally.” but it’s now Medal at Fort Hood, Texas. He is a .•J waves of “Mormon crickets” "Birds gag on them,” said our young peo Abigail Van Buren invade Utah croplands, gras-' Then I’d hear it over on the other "I really dislike it," Tampa used as a filler and means nothing. vehicle mechanic with the 1st Martin Donaldson, one of the ple exhibit to My prize story concerns a shoppers assault Idaho ranchers side of the room. It was driving me police officer Cheryl Green told Cavalry Division. plagued islanders. day. 1 refer to and love bugs lust in Florida. mad — until 1 looked down and saw one newspaper. "They get inside prominent athlete who was asked Everyone knows ants can spoil a the use of “ you in a television interview where he It is hot and the bugs are back. it hanging on my arm. I flicked him the car and get all over my kids.” picnic, but can they spoil a whole know" three "One landed on my lip the other off and stomped on him.” But the love bug’s swooning may was born. He replied. “ Well, I was Rappe ends training Spring? Millions of (lying carpen and tour times basically born in New York.” Need Gages celebrate 50th day," said Mitch Sirls, road be on the wane as predators Airman Elizabeth C. Rappe, ter ants hatched this spring and in one sentence. manager for a country music IT IS NOT THE swarming that discover the romantic insects promise is a promise,' Then my I say more? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. are now littering Oregon beaches/ It is simply maddening to hear Another pet peeve of mine is the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage celebrated theirSOth wedding group, who received his amorous makes people want to squish make a tasty treat, and the bargain mom goes, 'Will you kids stop Rappe of 153 Lancaster Road, "you know, you know, you know" incorrect use of the pronoun buss from a lust-filled 13-year- cicadas flat, it is the wooing. The is always two for the price of one fighting!' and I go, 'We aren't anniversary at a party given by their daughter, Mrs. Coventry, has completed Air "They seem to be almost coast from so many of our celebrities "m yself.” There are several rules cicada, commonly called a locust. males sing the song of love like since the bugs fly in a constant fighting.'" Alfred Logan and her family, at Veterans Memorial Force basic training at Lackland wide,” said state wildlife officer (especially athletes) while they're that apply, but the simple one is, The 13-year-cicadas, with their violinists, using their legs as a bow coupled state. being interviewed on television Abby, please point out that Clubhouse, East Hartford, recently. Guests came from Air Force Base, Texas. She will Dale Snow. The ants are not strong “ goes" is a verb meaning forward never use "m yself" when the high-pitched shrieking and beady to saw across their abdomen. The flyers, so they wind up crashing and radio. remain at Lackland for specialized IN UTAH. IT IS the plague of motion in movement, not speech. pronouns "1" or “ m e" can be used Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and little red eyes, invaded Nashville, shriek is amazingly loud — louder into the sea, and then washing back 1 started to fall into that habit training in the communications- "M orm on crickets” that has We are producing a nation of instead. Connecticut. The Gages, who lived in Bolton for 35 Tenn., by the millions in May, and than a lawn mower at 100 feet — ashore. when I was in college. One of my electronics field. She is a 1983 ranchers up in arms. imbecilic-sounding youths holding JEAN IN MASON CITY, will be around through the middle and not so amazingly, nerve- professors helped me overcome it IOWA years, now live in Zephyrhills, Fia. They have another graduate of Coventry High School. "You can step on them and it's a "One of our local joggers was bachelor degrees! And they can't of this month. The bugs emerge wracking, unless you're a female when every time I said "you « daughter, Gladys Phillips in Florida, and five grandchiid- from eggs laid in 1972, make love cicada. squishy feeling.” said Laura complaining because he was slip spell either! DEAR ABBY: I was happy to know," he interrupted me with, ren. The Gages were married April 5, 1935, at the for their entire 6-to-8-week life, Jim Johnson, an agricultural Chew, whose ranch has been ping on the dead ants that had been A. IN PHOENIX notice in your column that some Jones commissioned “ No, I don't know until you tell Congregational Church In East Hartford. Mrs. Gage, the UPI photo then die. Cicadas (pronounced extension agent in the Nashville victimized by the crickets. washed up, " Snow said with a m e." one mentioned the overuse of the Jay N. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Last year the wheat-munching DEAR ABBY: Hooray for sick-ay’-thJk), spotted this year area, said femal’e cicadas are laugh. Please print this, Abby. If word "basically.” Please add my former Alice Clark, worked at Pratt & Whitney for many William E. Jones of 15 Eastfield insects destroyed 18,000 acres of The cleansing action of the tide "Tired of 'OK' in Arizona" who Flip Pitts of Nashville, Tenn., uses a rake to clear the lawn from North-Carolina to Missouri, actually attracted to noise. everyone who is guilty of the "you complaint to the overuse of the years. G age^as retired from First National Stores St., has been commissioned a ranges and croplands, but this complained about the annoying and front of his home of locusts. The 13-year cicadas, get their energy from sucking'a "We have a cemetery here and and the feeding habits of other know" habit would ask a friend to word "totally.” second lieutenant through the Air year the invaders are back in even small creatures that live in beach habit so many people have of warehouse in East Hartord, where he worked for 31 little tree sap. but rarely take the the workers were trying to trim up interrupt him with, "No, I don't Whatever happened to the per Froce ROTC program and earned with their high-pitched shrieking and beady red eyes, greater numbers. The government sands probably will clear the terminating every sentence with years. time to eat, everything for Memorial Day. know," what a blessing it would be. fectly good adverbs "completely," a bachelor’s degree from Embry- invaded the city in May, and will stay throu gh the mi(jdle has launched chemical warfare, beaches of the black ants in a short "O K ? " as though it were a "It enjoys a few weeks of ecstasy They’d start up these gas-powered NO MORE "entirely," and "W holly"? Riddle Aeronautical University, agreeing to spray 100,000 acres in time. question. of this month. — serenading, mating and laying lawn mowers and the cicadas YOU KNOWS TOTALED BY Daytona Beach, Fla. He is sche I am also tired of hearing "TO TALLY " "righ t?" tacked onto every sent Boston notes Fourth duled to serve at Columbus Air DEAR NO MORE; I could fill a DEAR TOTALED: While we re Force Base, Miss. column with responses to the ence when no question is asked. Elementary-Center School on the subject of words, their use, column on sloppy speech habits. For example, John is telling Jane abuse and misuse, the one word And I think 1 will: what happened the other day: "I with music, contests Ruel sent to Lowry picked up my kid sister, right? that 1 hear more frequently used Then she asked if I'd mind stopping incorrectly than correctly is Airman Andrea M. Ruel, daugh DEAR ABBY: I dearly love the vehicles, cargo, landing craft and Students in Bolton earn awards English language, but it appears for a few minutes at the library, "apropos." BOSTON (U P l) — The steam- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ruel of*" right? So 1 stopped at the library, / Many people say, "It is very powered Coast Guard Cutter personnel for amphibious assaults. 135 Notch Road, Bolton, has been that either our'English teachers In 1983, it was sent to the Eastern right?" apropos," as though apropos me Duane and the training vessel assigned to Lowry Air Force Base, BOLTON — Many students Hommer Alvard (Special Recogni Notlonat Language Arts Olympiad- Nell, Deborah Merriam, Leoh DINo ^ 4 aren't teaching or their students Mediterranean with the Multina aren't learning. I am appalled at Abby, what is the point of ending ant "appropriate." It doesn't. It Eagle will be on hand as the USS Colo. She completed basic training received awards and recognition tion), Craig Winslow; Grade 5, Sandl Medal winners, Deborah Merriam, cenza, Jennifer Maneggla, Bonnie tional Peace-Keeping Force to Nuss; Grad* 4, Lucas Morford; Grad* MIssv Cosgrove, Jason Hyland, Matt Maneggla, Sara Lewis, Lauren Clark, the number of teenagers who use every sentence with a "right"? means "concerning," "regard Constitution makes its annual at Lackland Air Force Base, when Bolton Elementary-Center provide support for Marines 7, Attlla Lengyel. Autman; Grad* 5, BUI Lamed, Daniel Annie Cassells, Alice Carrerlo, Mary the verb "goes " instead of “ says." Sign me ... ing," "pertaining to" or turnaround at the height of Har- Texas. She is a 1983 graduate of School held its annual awards Special Recognition Award — Mrs. Mlnlor, Jeffrey Welch, Michael Czer Ann Merton. in Lebanon. Chorus Award — Kyal Pospisll, Example in point: RIGHT IS WRONG "relevant." borfest '85 festivities this July 4 Bolton High School. assembly June 17. Here is a list of Jean Laughman tor the mony hours of nIckI, Todd Johnson, Jess* Merriam, The ship will be open for viewing volunteer work. Karen Fish, Michael Wogher, Sondl Stacy Buonome, Michelle Mohue. "Butch and I were discussing IN M AINE I have heard this error commit weekend. the awards and recipients; ■ ip f. at the Marine Industrial Park, July Pertect Attendance Aword — Cha Nuss, Clift Philipp, Jodi Dietz; Grades, Junior Chorus — Lori Converse, this problem, and Butch goes. But ted by professionals, politicians, The four-day celebration from Elliott graduates rles ladaresta, Margaret LaFrancIs, Steven Spaderno, Amy Pearsall, Kelly Mary Cotton, Amy Pearsall, Candl you promised ^ u 'd do it.' Then I DEAR ABBY; Thank "Gail of educators, clergypersons and li Thursday through Sunday will also 3-5. Appraclallon Award — Mrs. Carol Janet Moulin, Wendy Murdock, Betsey Mann, Rebecca Carrier, Raymond Lareou, Anna Depold, Stacey Buo The Coast Guard and Navy will Lavn qu t and Mrs. Linda LaChapellt, Wilson, Elizabeth O'Brien. Terlesky, Scott LaChapelle, Kralg nome, Jennifer Roth, Kathryn D'ltalla, go, 'Well, I chOTged my mind.' So Shorewood, Wis.," who is tired of terate people who should know be spangled with concerts by the Airman Mathew R. Elliott, son of also be sending brass and' percus co-prtsidtnts of tli* PTO. Kindergarten, Scott Nuss, David Kilpatrick, Dovid Hohler, SulanI Rebecca Carrier, Aniu Ahula, Dwight Butch goes, 'That's not fair; a hearing the word "basically " used better, but don't. U S, Navy Brass and Dixieland Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Elliott Most Imprevtd Award — Grad* 1, ’Fehllng; Grade 1, Todd Sterling, Ana Reddy, Paul Sauer; Grade 7, Attlla Akerllnd, Derek Wood, Mark Reiss, bands on the Esplanade and at sion to Boston to help make the of 98 Norman St., has graduated Marla Stlll*r, Kimberly Drakt, M*- Berlin; Grade 2, Thomas Aitkin, Harry Lengyel, Jennifer Northwav, Koren Laurel Pullo, Kyla Pospisll, Soge Harborfest activities hum 11(10 Morin; (irad* 2, Brett Robinson, Hoal, Kristen Sauer, Max Schardt, Fehllng, Greg Owen, Mike Dietz, Hansen, Jason Fortin, Karen Fish, Faneuil Hall. from the U.S. Air Force aircraft Devin Mlnlor, Daryl Ober; Grad* 3, Timothy Shanohan; Grad* 3, Jennifer Kristen Spless, Sean Hough, Shelogh Helen Depold, Christopher Chambers, For landlubbers, there will also The 45-member Coast Guard maintenance course at Sheppard Karalynn Kilpatrick, Darrel Smith, Lagrow, Karalynn Kilpatrick, Eliza Smith, Alms* Boothrovd; Grade 8, Jon Matthew Autman, Sondl Nuts, Jest* be a contest to determine the finest Band and Precision Drill Team, Air Force Base, Texas. The 1984 Jeffrey D'ltalla; Grad* 4, Erik Amund- beth WIckersham; Grade 4, Jennifer Wledle, Melanie Glesen, David Cos Merriam, Kristen Lego, Todd John It’s time for a new doctor (*n, Ben Altken; Grad* 5, Andrea Veltch, Jamie Barr, John Calve, tello, Kristi* Klekotka, Emllv Chlat, son, Nicole Donsbach, Jodi Dietz, and Dixieland Band will be per chowder ever concocted by Boston Manchester High School graduate NIewInskI, Jess* Merriam; Grad* 4: Patricia Fehllng, Stephonie Northwav, David Bailey, Victoria Mlnlor, Melissa Heother Chambers. i J J chefs, kite-flying competitions, forming at City Hall Plaza July 5. Michael Sorrells, Dario Quintelro. Robert Vaughn, Andrew WIckersham, Buonome, Krista Bachl, Drew Pinto. Senior Chorus — Kristin Spless, is scheduled to serve with the 513th treatable nature of her ailments. Thomas W right; Grade 5, Matthew D E A R DR. harbor island walks, sea songs and The Dixieland group will also take Organized Maintenance Squadron Creative Wrilind Award — Grad* 1, Center School Announcor Award — Lestina KuclenskI, Brenda Glola, Me GOTT: My J f “T In any case, I would say it's time its New Orleans sounds to Fanueil Jennifer Avery; Grad* 2, Brian Czer- Aufmon, Josh Simmons, Cory Sterling, MIcholo Mahou. lissa Cosgrove, David Boles, Cliff for a change. Get her to another stories, and the annual fireworks in England. nlckl; Grad* 3, Matthew Maneaola; Michael Wagner, Jeff Welch, Rosem Bulldog Chronicio Nowspopor Dooman, Cristina Michels, Karen mother is 72. display. Hall. 4, ary Delcampe, Nicole Donsbach, Award — Jsnnifor Maneggla. Fehllng, Michelle Maheu. ^—tMV doctor, and perform a process of '5>S Grade 4, Robin Otte; Grad* 5, Bill During the past The 187-year old frigate Consti Lamed; Grad* 6, Bronwvn Off*; Sandy Nuss, Cliff Philipp; Grade 4, Studont Council Aword — Wendy Bond Award — Outstanding Musi selection until you find one who The Northeast Navy Show-Band Grad* 7, Sean Hough; Grode (, David Laurie Klekotka, Kralg Kilpatrick, Nell, Student Councilor of the Year; cianship, Donnv Mlnlor, Heather three months Dr. Gott tution, the world's oldest commis behaves himself. will also play at Boston's Down Costello. B ronw yn^tte, Randy Russo, Adam Wendy Nell, president; Nick Compo- Kennedy, Jennifer Northway, Mark she has had sioned warship, will fire a 21-gun ‘Hooker’ aurprlee Tee Achlevine Students Award — Atibrio, Heather Kennedy, Kelly seo, vice president; Jennifer Maneg- Yavlnsky. town Crossing and Faneuil Hall Mann, Paul Sauer, Mott Simmons; more and more salute at noon, July 4, midway Grad* 5, Kirsten Legg; Grad* 6, gla, secretarv; Sara Lewis, treasurer; Jau Ensemble — Patrick Fagan, difficulty ta lk Peter Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: Do diabetics during the day. HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - In an Rebecca Carrier; Grad* 7, Almee Grode 7, Mike Hough, Greg Jordan, Jim Hathaway, Tonya Pospisll, Josh Michael GuldobonI, Jim Hathaway, have perspiration problems? through its 2'A-hour turnaround unprecedented TV move, Colum Boothrovd, Aftlla Lengyel; Grad* I, Danny Oquendo, Donald Bassett, Scott Ryan, Drew Pinto, Almee Boothrovd, Greg Jordan, Robert Maxwell, Brian UPI photo ing and increas cruise. On July 6, the 45-member Coast Oebol'ah Merriam, Scott Barger. Scorso; Grades, Craig Winslow, Brian Missy Cosgrove, David Boles, Melissa Nell, Jennifer Northwav, Danny U U lama dieting diabetic (not doing bia Pictures Television will pro Ruel. Buonome, Lauren Clark, Chris Sig Oquendo, Greg Owen, Dario Quintelro, ing pain in her Guard Band will give a perfor •aelllng Award — Grade 2, Chris a great job of it) and I take one pill The-, frigate, berthed at the duce 17 new episodes of the cop topher Laughman; Grad* 3, Dennis Art Helper Award — Meaghann mund, John Hoar, Jennifer Jensen, Scott Scorso, Matt Simmons, Jon hips and legs. mance .including Charles Ives' in the morning. Almost a year ago I Charlestown Navy Yard, is turned show "T.J. Hooker” for late night Williams; Grad* 4, Beniamin Robin- Davis, Kevin Hahn, Mandia Tuthlll, Raymond Negro, Paul Sauer, Jessica Wledle, Mork Yavlnsky, Sara Gates. Queen reigns In Florida Now she can annually so its masts and "iron "Variations on America” and the sen; Grad* 5. Mlchoel Wogner; Grad* Abigail Sykas, lldiko Leogyel, llano Brahaney, Anna Depold, Amy Pear Senior Band — Sara Gates, Krista developed a perspiration problem viewing. Morro, Elizobeth WIckersham, Farrah Bachl, James Bolsoneau, Patrick Fa barely go up overture to the opera "The Flying t, Amy Pearsall; Grad* 7, Michael sall, Nicole Donsbach, Jodi Dietz, Kvia Monica Bruni Farrell, a 21-year-old student at sess the degree of deterioration. from the waist down to my knees. sides” weather evenly. The one-hour drama, starring Dietz; Grode S, Drew Pinto. Hussey. Pospisll, Jason Fortin, Michael gan, Amy Fish, Kristin GuldobonI, Dan and down stairs. Her doctor's Dutchman” by Richard Wagner, Attendonc* Helper Award — Kelly One of the many arthritis medi (1 sit a lot on my jo b ). My doctor is The 49-year-old Duane, which William Shatner, was not renewed CltlsenshU Award — Grad* l, CzernIckI. Hohler, Christina Hryn, Greg Jordan, Jacksonville University, was crowned the 1985 Miss reaction was, "At your age. you've . saw service during World War II at the Hatch Shell on the Mandia Tutnlll, Patricia Hamerstrom, Mann, Nicole Gillum, Mark Mancinl. Cheorleoder Award — Jessica Heather Kennedy, Kevin Kilpatrick, cines may help her. Her walking not concerned. He says I should this spring by ABC-TV for the Guidance Messenger Award — Su Scorso, Melissa Buonome, Kristie Kathl**it'~L*Tnira7"Rob*rt Maxwell, Florida at the Miss Florida pageant Saturday in Orlando. got to expect a lew aches and Esplanade. Charles Levesque; Grade 2, lldiko might be improved by judicious change the material of my clothes, and the Vietnam War, has been 1985-86 season. Columbia ^old the Lengvel, liana Morro, Carolyn Mor- zanne Russell, Kristen Kozlckl, Corey Klekotka, Victoria Mlnlor, Heather Brian Nell, Jennifer Northwav, Danny pains." What do you think of a VIolette. Oquendo, Greg Owen, Shone Pospisll, She will go on to represent the state in the Miss America injections of cortisone into the stationed since 1972 in Portland, oan; Grad* 3, Matthew Nell, Jody Akerllnd, Melanie Glesen. doctor who would tell a patient which I cannot afford to do. Also July 6, 10 of Boston's finest 17 additional episodes to CBS-TV Modore; Grad* 4, Alona Serlgnese, Llbrory Helper Award — Rene* Soccer Award — David Bailey, Nick Dario Quintelro, SulanI Reddy, Manny Pageant. most painful areas. As a last Maine. It has been used for law Goudet, Smadahl Morro. Quintelro, Paul'Sauer, Scott Scorso, L L this? restaurant chefs will match fla for late night scheduling and a Seth Chamberland; Grode 5, Chris Composeo, David Curylo, Mark Glo- enforcement patrols from the resort, she may want to consider DEAR READER; I am not vors in a contest at the New two-hour episode for primetime. Chambers, Jodi Dietz; Grad* 6, Stacy Drama Merit Award —' Elisabeth vonnl, Jim Hathaway, Michael Plerog, Sandy Shorey, Matt Simmons, David Georges Bank to the Cay Sol Banks iuonome, Luke Morford; Grad* 7, Shorey, Jon Wledle, Greg Owen, Kevin Kilpatrick, Brian Ruel, Scott TIeter, Jon Wledle, Mork Yavlnsky. DEAR READER: Your question surgery or hip or knee replace aware that diabetes per se produ England Aquprium. The public is in the Caribbean. Its visit to Boston ,, MIssv Cosgrove; Grode 8, Deborah Teresa McMahon, Almee Boothroyd, Sortor, Luke Wholen, Jon Wledle, Intermedlol* Band — James Bolso is really composed,of two parts; ment. In my experience, all these ces the sort of perspiration prob invited to cast ballots for the finest Merriam. Chris Cavanagh, Diana Hahn, Victoria Mark Yavlnsky, Drew Pinto, Jett will doubtless be its last, as it is'"\ Mlnlor, Scott Scorso, Michelle Hardee, neau, Jessica Brohoney, Danielle Cu one is easy to answer, the other is techniques can be useful. lem you describe. Thigh sweating chowder of them all. Math Award — Grad* 1, Sarah Sauer, David Boles, Cliff Dooman, rylo, Michael CzernIckI, Kristin Guldo Coventry fetes youths scheduled for decommissioning Not Jake Stearns; Grade 2, Matthew Hartzog; Shannon Scott, Barbara Groot, Jen John Hoar, Scott Magrath, Paul Ruel, bonI, Sara Hathaway, Jason Hyland, difficult. The important fact to consider is is more likely due to some factor Grade 3, Jeffrey Lego; Grode 4, nifer Jensen,/ Karen Philipp, Bruce Dana Fortin, Zac Morford, Kralg Aug. 1. Performances of sea songs and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Every Hussey, Christine Michele, Melanie Heather Kennedy, Kralg Kilpatrick, As people grow older, they that she need not become disabled. relating to the skin of your lower Shlreen Deen, Andrew Lessard; Grode Kilpatrick, Brian Nell, Joseph Pullo, BUI Lamed, Bryan Levesque, Cathleen L. Glgllo Athletic scholarship — The 295-foot three-masted shanties will be held at the Old thing is not jake with the canceled S, Sandra Nuss; Grad* 6, Paul Sauer; Glesen, Kristin Spless, Brenda Glolo, Lucas Morford, Amber Alleman, COVENTRY — Awards given at commonly show signs of wear and Elderly persons may not be made body. Porous cotton clothing can Missy Cosgrove, Jennifer Fish, Nicole Mograth, Mark Mancinl, Kelly Mann, Brett Laferriere. square rigger. Eagle, captured South Meeting House in Boston, movie "Two Jakes,” which was to Grad* 7, Attlla Lengyel; Grad* 8, Lauren Clark, Leah DINocenza, Sara Andrea NIewInskI, Brian Nell, Browyn a recent assembly at Coventry J. Leroy Schweyor Scholarship tear. Weight-bearing joints — like "whole" by treatment, but they more effectively allow your body Kristie Klekotka. Wabble, Karen Fehllng, Amy Fish, Lewis, Jennifer Maneggla, Meg Ma- from the Germans in 1946, will be July 5 and 6. star Jack Nicholson in a sequel to Sarah Gates, Jill Supple, Shelagh Otte, Shane Pospisll, Joseph Pullo, High School Included: Award — Theresa Parsons,,-Brian hips, knees and ankles — are often certainly can be aided to the point to "breathe" than can synthetic New England Mathemotics League tyla, Robin Mitchell, Wendy Nell, Dario Quintelro, SulanI Reddy, Paul McDougall. ' ' visiting Boston from its home port "Chinatown.” Award — Grad* 6, Paul Sauer, Re Smith, John Daly, Kathy Lessard, Tonya Pospisll, Lori Stephenson, \ prime targets for a type of arthritic where they can continue to walk fabric or wool. If you cannot afford Christina Hryn, Betsy Cavedon, Jen Sauer, Erik Shanahan, Josh Simmons, American Legion Green Chobut Public Health Nursing Scholarship in New London, Conn. Besides As the four-day celebration Shortly after the adventure- becca Carrier, Scott LaChapelle, Betsy Cavedon, Jennifer Fhh, M i Matt Simmons, Michael Wagner, Jett wearing-down called osteoarthri and enjoy independence. to change your trousers, try using David Hohler, Raymond Terlesky; nifer Dodge, Bonnie Moneggla, Kevin chelle Hardee, Rebecca Carrier, Da Richardson Post 52 Award — Jamie Award — Anne Marie Tomonelll. joining the Constitution in its draws to a close, the Coast Guard drama went into production “ Two Kilpatrick, David Costello, Tonya Welch. Thurber. Mothers Club of Coventry Aword — tis. Patients may demonstrate loss The difficult portion of your a light and absorbent undergar Grade 7, Attlla Lengyel (1st), Jennifer nielle Curvio, Nicole Gillum, Tammy Beginning Band — James Bolso David Bernat. turnaround cruise, the Eagle, will hold a special tribute t^ mark Jakes” was canceled, prompting Northway (1st), Mike Dietz (2nd), Pospisll, Kris Bachl, Drew Pinto, Gonder. of joint space (with concomitant question concerns the doctor's ment, like cotton boxer shorts, I Wendy Nell, Lauren Clark, Kris Kle neau, Jessica Brahaney, Danielle Cu Americon Legion Auxlllory Award— Coventry Recreation Dopartmont docked at the Coast Guard Support the retiring of the Nantucket Laird Studios to file a complaint in Kristin Spless (2nd), Cristopher Cava- Girls Bpsketball Award — Michelle rylo, Michael CzernIckI, Rosemary James Tavlar. Award — Brett Laferriere. loss of lubricating fluid), develop reaction to her predicament. She is think your problem is probably due nagh (3rd), Scott Magrath (3rd), kotka, John Hoar, Cliff Dooman, Hardee, Leah DINocenza, Robin M it Center in Boston, will be open for Shoals lightships. The floating Los Angeles Superior Court seek Patrick Fagan. Delcampe, Steven Deranleau, Kristin Lions Club ol Coventry Aword — Coventry Educotlonol Association ment of calcium deposits and surely experiencing more than to "hot pants” — not the kind Shelagh Smith (3rd); Grade 8, David chell, Suzanne Lorentzen, Jessica . GuldobonI, Sara Hathowav, Jason Anne M arl* Tomanelll. Award — Lisa SurprehoQt/ tours July 4-6. lighthouses, 54 miles southeast of ing recovery of monies due. Bailey (1st), Deborah Merriam (2nd), AVA H e l^ Award — Justin Her Brahaney, Wendy Nell, Meg Matylo, irritation of articulating surfaces. run-of-the-mill aches and pains. 1 favored by teenagers, but the type man, Eric Purvis, Scott Barger, Jona Hyland, Heother Kennedy, Kralg Kll- Wllllmantlc Country Club Award — North Covontry Women's Club The Navy is also sending the Nantucket, are the last active Melanie Glesen (3rd), Luke Whalen Sara Lewis, Jennifer Maneggla, pmrlck, BUI Lamed, Bryan Levesque, KathI Loferskl. Aword — Lisa Cote. This condition almost always assume she has made this clear to of material that prevents approp The picture was stopped the first (^3rd), Mark Giovanni (4th), Drew than Koulbock, Shan* Pospisll. Laurie Klekotko, Heather Kennedy, am phibio^ cargo ship, USS El lightships in the United States. To Cathleen Magrath, Mark Mancinl, CovenhHLTown Council Awards — Arthur Gallnat Memorlol Award — produces stiffness, pain on walking the doctor. If true, her concerns riate dissipation of body heat. It week in May when differences rose Pinto (4th). Math Olymplod Award — Matt Lauren Clark, Jennifer Dodge, Jull Kelly Mann, Steve MauluccI, Lisa CltlzensM^F Alison Gotkin; Leader Brion McDougall. Paso, to Boston for the country's mark their passing, a lightship Penmanship Award — Grad* 3, Autman, Kirsten Legg, Rebecca Car Loalbo, Danielle Curvio. and loss of mobility. are being disregarded by a physi sounds as though your unusual among the producers, director, Michele, Dannv Mlnlor, David M orti ship, Jamie Thurber; Achievement, Bldwelj Tovorn Vocational Award — beacon will blaze and a foghorn Steven Toomey; Grad* 4, Julie Cook; rier, Andrew Lessard, Mark Blafkln, Beys Basketball Award — Josh mer, Brian Nell, Andrea NIewInsky, Meg Felice; Sportsmanship, Brett At 72, after an undoubtedly cian who shows an abnormal perspiration pattern is more the birthday party. The ship, whose Nicholson and Robert Evans, Grode 5, Heather Chambers; Grode 6, Shlreen Deen, Steven Spaderno, Paul Rvon, Drew Pinto, Nick Composeo, Chris WIebusch. home port is Norfolk, Va., is used will emit its mournful blast one last Browyn Otte, Shan* Pospisll, Joseph Laferriere; Service, Lisa Surprenan); Bryon and Mabel Hall Scholarship active life, your mother is a good insensitivity. If he is in his right province of your haberdasher than former studio executive, who was SulanI Reddy; Grad* 7, Sarah Gates; Sauer, Adam Baker, SulanI Reddy, Jim Hathawoy, David Bailey, Mike Pullo, Dario Quintelro, SulanI Reddy, School and Town Spirit, Kate Hurley Award — James Jacobs. time. Grad* 8, Darcy Hinds. Scott LaChapelle, Michael CzernIckI, Deranleau, Scott Sartor, Craig Wins candidate for one — or all — of the mind, I don't know why he would of your doctor. to transport and land combat scheduled to play a role in the film. Paul Sauer, Erik Shanahan, Josh Community Servico Scholarship Gory McConnoll Memorial Athletic Physical Education Aword — Grode Sondl Nuss, Lucas Morford, Amy low, David Boles, Zac Morford, Cliff Simmons, Matt Simmons, Jared Stead, Award — Alison Gotkin. Scholarship Awards — Senior Ath manifestations of osteoarthritis. react in such a callous and 1, Julia Graham, Stephen Chamber- Pearsall, Alana Serlgnese, Robin Otte, Dooman, Scott Scorso, Brian Nell, Coventry Garden Club Award — Paul Sauer, Adam Allbrlo. Michel* Wagner, Jeff Welch. letes, Bob Harris, Brett Laferriere, She will require several X-ray unprofessional manner. Perhaps Send your questions to Dr. Gott land; Grad* 2, Brett Robinson, Ilona Rene* Goudett, Jull* Cook, Ben Robin Presidential Physicol Fitness Award Keith Richardson. Wendy Dopslaff; Scholar Athlete, Morro; Grad* 3, Jody Madore, Mark son, Seth Chamberland, SumathI Girls Softball Awart — Most Valua — First Year, Zac Morford, Jennifer Coventry Educational Socrotarlal examinations of her joints so that he doesn't want her as a patient. at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH Kelly; Grode 4, Jennifer Owren, Gre- ReddV, Jason Hyland, Kralg Kilpa ble Players, Sara ^ » w ls , Melissa Alison Goble. .JHaybe—he is unaware of the Thoughts Northwav, Donald Bassett, John Hoar, Association Award — Debbie Valiev. Arthur and Zootl* Vinton Scholar her physician can accurat^_a§^ 44101. Cinema Kory Buonom*; Grad* 5, Jodi Dietz, trick, Raymond Terlesky, Bryan Le Buonome; Sportsmanship, Leah DINo Jennifer Fish, Amy Pearsall, Rebecca Democratic Town Commltteo Award ship Aword — Starlene Goble. rian Levesque; Grqd* t, Dqnlell* vesque, Karen Fish, Danny Mlnlor, cenza; Rookie of the Year, Annie Carrier, Lucas Morford, Karen Flih; — Michele Bouloy, Chris WIebusch. University of Connoctlcul Alumni Curylo, Adam Allbrio; Grode 7, Mi Mark Reiss, BUI Lamed, David Hohler, Cassells; Coach's Trophy, Jennifer Second Year, Shone Pospisll; Third Paronts Advisory Council Awards — Asseclollon Award — James Taylor. chel* Hardee, Zac Morford; Grad* 8, English, Meg Felice; Vocational,Chris Hartford “ Look at the Flowers” But do we see and look? Where Todd Johnson, Clift Philipp, Darren Maneggla; Jennifer Dodge, Tonya Year, Michael Dietz, Clift Dooman, Crolg LeDoty Momorlal Scholarship Clnomo City — The Gods Must Be Leah DINocenza, Steve Klesman. Veltch, Tommv Pospisll, Meg Matylo, Melissa Buo Lydia SIdur, Michel* Hardee; Fourth Welbusch; Social Studies, James Tay Award — Chris WIebusch. Crazy (PG) 7, 9:25. — Streetwise 7:30, comes a grateful mind and heart? Industrial Arts Award — Golden Wright. nome, Sora Gates, Jull Loalbo, Wendy Year, Chris Sigmund, Scott Barger. lor; Science, Brian McDougall; Fine Runic* Loyzlm Scholarship Award— Ui5fe\s make yummy omelet Arts, David Plant; Mathematics, All- 9:35. — Camlla 7:45,9:45. — Where the "See how the lilies of the field While the grass and flowers testify Joan Seymour. Green Ants Dream (R) 7:20, 9:55. son Gotkin. Som Geldonsen Congressional Mo East Hartford grow. They do not labor or spin . . . If to the creator, we find how the Lord Republican Town Commlttos DEAR dal of Morn Award — Jamie Thurber. some cooks say that dumplings Eastwood Pub E Cinema — Beverly that is how God clothes the grass of is really like toward us in the Holy Awards — Veterans Memorlol Scho- Stephen Loyzlm Memorial Award — POLLY: A Hills Coo (R) 7{30. lorshlp, Lisa Surprenant, Eric Hart; will be fluffier and lighter if you the field ... will he not much more Bible. Illirig hosts ‘Evening of Awards’ Brett Laferriere. friend gave me Poor Richard's Pub E Cinema — Community Service, James Tovlor, Frank Helinko Award — Starlen* cook them for 10 minutes unco Beverly Hills Coo (R) 7:30, 9:30. clothe you?” (Jesus, Matthew Wendy Dopslaff. Goble. a package of vered, then 10 minutes covered. Showcase Cinemas— A view to a Kill 6:28-30). “ God so loved the world that He dried morel (PG) 7:20,9:50. — Rambo: First Blood zann* Pinto, Kevin Covell, Lynn place, CIndv Colvin; 2nd place, Katie Try it both ways and see which you The flowers bloom throughout gave His only begotten Son so Illing Junior High School held Music Awards — Choir, Melissa mushrooms. Pointers Part II (Rn;30,3;30,5:M,7:40,9:50.— Lesniak, Trevor Forbes, Nancy Um, Soule; 3rd place, Susan Guerette; Flake; Excellence In Music Award, prefer. Fletch (PG) 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:30. — The the summer with kinds at different whoever believes has eternal life.” "An Evening of Awards” June 12 Maureen Long, Birgit Sauer; Excel Honorable Mention, Vera Santamarla, How should Mark Benford and Emily Koft; Illing Ypu may be interested in trying Gaonles (PG) 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. intervals. Our gardens begin to (John 3; 16). Then by the Spirit of to honor excellence at the school. lence dn Poetry, Roxanne Parker; Jeff DeJoannIs, Debbie Brav, Chris Singers, Tim Almond, Katie Benson, these be — P rltll's Honor (R) 1:10,4,7:15,9:45. Grade 9, LIU Aramll, Rhonda Thorne, tine Rovegno, Apryl SahadI, Cheryl Polly Fisher my own favorite dumpling recipe yield; a nearby field does its God, we believe and are able to Here is a list of the awards and Richard Bleu, Heather Bogll, Jennifer prepared? — Return to Oi (PG) 12:45, 3, 5:10. — Mark Foly, Jennifer Marlar, Gary Spiegel, John McTIghe, Dana Dleterle, Chadburn, Melissa Edelson, Suzanne. (it’s actuaiiy my mother’s) for Ufeforce(R) 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:45,10.— yielding. All that is living is a look at the flowers and see the Lord recipients: Stoltenberg, Dora Greenwold, Sue Laurie Smith, Dora Greenwold, Kristin Flynn, Sharon Fortuna, Dora Green- Hall & Muska, Inc., giadiyWi MRS. V.K. Corrlnger, Jeffrey DeJoannIs, Kim butter-and-egg dumpling's. These Cocoon (PG-13) 12:30, 2:45; 4:55, 7:15, reminder of God the creator. The takes care of all including you and Rohrbach. wald, Janet Modden, Kristin Rohrb- 9:40. — Pale Rider (R) 12:30, 2:45, 5, Cennectlcul Association of Secon Johns, Debbie Bray, James Roche, Hem* Economics Awards — Steven ach, Robert Strlmike, Katie VIrr. are marvelous in chicken soup and whole creation is testimony to God. me. Kristi Napolltano, Suzanne Flynn, Inounces that effective July 1, 1985, the DEAR MRS. 7:30, 10. — St. Elmo's Fire (R) 1:30, dary Schools Schelor-Lbador Awards Bisk* and Terry Scata. Scholastic Art Awords — Tonia they're the best dumpiings I ’ve 3:X, 5:30, 7:40,10. The creation purposefuliy invites — Terry Scata and Jeff DeJoannIs. Terry Scata, Jennifer Chadburn, BusInlHs Awards (Excellence In Branch, Andul Longway, Colleen V.K.: 1 envy Heather Nelson, Jennifer Perry. State of Connecticut has rescinded thel ever eaten: us to see and look at the handiwork C.W. Kuhl loss U.S. Department of Educotlen Typing I) — Dana Dleterle, Sheryl Kelly, Heather Occhlallnl, Chris John you! You have a wonderful friend, until set, lifting the edges to allow Manchester Academic FItnou Awards — Sandy Math Awards — Excellence In Basic Gasper, Kimberly J^'hns, Froocln* son, Kim Johns, Missy Colon, Debbie Blend one-fourth pound of sof UA Theaters 'East — Brewster's of God. Zion Lutheran Church Math, Ron Hence; Excellence In two percent gross profit tax on home heat-| for these exotic wild mushrooms uncooked egg to run underneath. Robert Babka, Vanessa Baker, Jen Fllloramo, Robert Haley, Patrick —Schwarz, Melissa Vlvlgotz, Catl* Soul, tened butter with four eggs. Then Millions (PG) .2:20, 4:40, 7:20, 9:30. — nifer Benoit, Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrev General Math, Lauren Anderson; Ex Volz. ^ Adam WIchman. are considered one of the most When the eggs are done to your Beverly Hills Cop (R) 2,4:15,7:10,9:40. cellence In Algebra I, Gory Stoltenberg Music Awards (Band): — Grad* 7, ]ing oil. stir in one cup all-purpose flour and DeJoannIs, Dana Dlsterle, Meredith delicious of edible mushrooms — liking, sprinkle the omelet with a — The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Duggan, Suzanne Flynn, Mark Foley, and Roger Wesson; Excellence In Sue Remusat, Derek Gaston, Colin Outstonding Achievement and Dedl- one teaspoon salt until thoroughly 2,4:30, 7,9:30. Something Different...... Wish Someone A Geometry, Suzanne Flynn and Heather Ebdon, Clgdem Tanrikut, Caty Bur and they're very expensive! little chopped parsley, fold it in Sharon Fortuno, Christopher Friday, cotlen 19S4-8S — Sculpture, JomI* We are happy to pass this savings on tol combined with the butter and eggs. Mansfield Dtara Greenwold, Suson Guerette, Nelson. gess, Chris Mosher, Becky Girard, Hull; Painting and Drawing, Cotie The dried morels can be substi half and turn it out on a plate to Tronslux Celleae Twin — St. Elmo's Mary King, Michael McMahon, Social Studies Awards — Sandy Mike Sllmon, Jordan Grossmon, Jon Soule; Ceromics, Kerry Rohrbach; I all our home heating customers and anyl tuted for fresh morels in any serve. Simple and delicious! Drop by tablespoons into simmer Fire (R) 7,9:10. — The Bostonians 7. — Happy Birthday Heather Nelson, Michelle Patulok, Babka, Vanessa Baker, Jennifer Be Petosky; Grad* 8, Jenny Bernier, Alex Graphics, LIU Aramll; Textiles, Carol ing soup, cover and cook for 20 Dawn of the Dead (R) 9:20. Todd Powers, Kristin Rohrbach, Terry noit, Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrey DeJoan Eltel, Pet* Evans, Kim Bergeron, Lelbfried. recipe. Use one-sixth of the quan Vernon new customers who wish to join our fam-l minutes. Serve two or three with A Herald Happy Heart Scoto, Deborah Schwarz, Catherine nIs, Dana Dleterle, Suzanne Flynn, Kristen Krukos, Marv Cleaves, Beth Outstanding Service Art Awards — tity of fresh morels specified in the DEAR POLLY: I recycle used Cine 1 E 2 — Beverly Hills Cop (R) 7, Soule, Cynthia Tarbell, Stocey Zackin. Mark Foley, Chris Friday, Dora Green- Holloran, BUI Kennard, Kells* Wilcox, Katie Soule, Melissa Vlvlgotz, Beth ily. recipe. Before using the dried greeting cards as reminders. For dumplings in each bowl of soup. 9:10. — Brewster's Millions.(PG) 7:10, Illing Scholar Awards — Sandy wald, Susan Guerette, Heather Nelson, Mott Clough, Ed Bastarache, Jim Reltberg. Rich, buttery and wonderful! 9:30. Robert Babko, Vanesso Baker, Jen Meaghan O'Marra, Jennifer Perry, Ludes; Grade 9, Karl Marble, Becky Literary Awords — High Flights, mushrooms, soak them in lightly example, I have a pretty Christ West Hartford nifer Benoit, Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrey Todd Powers, Kristin Rohrbach, Terry Schaffer, Pat Lynam, Jenny Faber, Melissa Edelson, Janet Madden, Ro Effective July 1, our price for home heat-| Scata, Deborah Schworz, Cheryl Spie salted, water or white wine until the mas card in my bedroom with a I ’m sending you a copy of my Elm 1 E l — Brewster's Millions (PG) OieJoonnls, Donna Dleterle, Meredith Jeff Holmes, Ron Smith, Linda Lee bert Strlmike, Chip Longo, Jennifer mushrooms are tender (the exact 7,9:15. — Beverly Hills Coo (R) 7,9:15. Duggan, Syzann* Flynn, Mark Foley, gel, Michael McMahon, Christine Ro- Scheldeman, Mary King. Chadburn, Shoron Fortuna, Beth Relt- ing oil is notation of whM I last washed my ^newsletter, "H ot * and H earth Wllllmantlc Sharon Fortuna, Christopher Friday, vegno, Cynthia Tarbell, Sean Toland, Foreign Languog* Awards: — berg, Rob TInney, Katie Soule; time may vary with the age of the mattress pad curtains. I have--f goups, ” which has this dumpling Jlllsen Squore Cinema — Prizil's Dora Greenwold, Susan Guerette, Susan Caringer, LIU Aramll, Andrea French II, Jennifer Benoit, Jennifer Rambler Staff, Vanessa Baker, CIndv mushrooms, but start with 15 another pretty card near the TV to Honor (R) 7:05,9:30. — Pale Rider (R) Mary King, Mlchoel McMahon, BlUev, Cary Stoltenberg. Chadburn, Cynthia Colvin, Suzanne Colvin, Susan Guerette, Fiona Mac- recipe as well as recipes for 1:05, 3:20, 7:05, 9:20. — Fletch (PG) minutes). Then rinse them in clear remind me of certain favorite Heather Nelson, Michelle Patulok, Science Awards—Grade 7: l st place, FIvnn, Heather Nelson, Michelle Pa- Pherson, Eric Berenson, Patricia Du 9 9 0 per gallon severai delicious soups such as 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. — The Goonles Todd Powers, Kristin Rohrbach, Terry Jodi WIdmer; 2nd place, Ellsso Shore tulak, Kristin Rohrboch; French I, bois, Jeanette Jones, Todd Powers, water and pat dry with paper programs. chicken, lentil with vegetables, (PG) 1, 3:20, 7,9:20. — The Care Bears Only Scoto, Deborah Schwarz, Catherine and Jordan Grossman; 3rd ploce. Amy Aparicio, LIU Aramll, Edward Joy Snyder. towels. CELIA Movie (G) 1, 3. — Cocoon (PG-13) 1, Soule, Cheryl Spiegel, Cynthio Tarbell, Heather Titus; Honorable Mention, Bastarache, James Brownell, Susan Excellence In Theafer — Sue Carln- before any applicable discounts. and pumpkin peanut. 3:15, 7,9:15. — LIfeforce (R) 1:10,3:10, Diana Pappas, Krish Bose, Mike Try your dried morels in an $e.oo Stacey Zackin. Caringer, Jeffrey Holmes, Maureen *r, Sharon Fortuna, Rob Strlmike, DEAR POLLY; Should dum 7:10,9:10. Brown, Scott Johnson, Ryan Barry. Lone, Kristi Napolltano, Karen Obue, ?u* Flynn, Jim Ludes, Jennifer Chod- omelet. Saute some of the soaked plings in soup be cooked with the Others who would like this issue Windsor Cennectlcul Asseclallen el Secen- Grad* 8: 1st place, Erin Egan; 2nd Jennifer Perry, “ Christine Rovegno, burn, Vanessa Baker, Marv Thurston, Frank Maffe mushrooms in a generous quantity Plaio — Beverly Hills Cop (R) 7:15, dsvy School SIwdenl-LeadershIp place, Steve Copeicnd and Mork VIchIt Svchltkokhong, Amy Sartor, Don Picard, Rich Bovle, Theresa President cover off or on? should send $1 for each copy to 9:20. Awtsird* — Tonia Branch and Jeffrey Harvlll; 3rd ploce, *athv Meduski; Catherine Soule, Jennifer TuccI, Perlmon, Melissa Edelson, CIndv Col of butter for seven to 10 minutes, MARIE Polly’s Pointers, in care of the Driye-lns; Call.... Holmes. HonorobI* Mention, Heather Loverv, Nancy Um; Spanish II, Dana Dleterlg, vin, Richard Bleu, Vera Sontamarla, then add as many beaten eggs as Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1216, East Windsor — The Care Bears .tBPEuggs Arts Awards — Grade 7, Matt Chognot, Sarah Malonev, Chris Terry Scata, Vera Santamarla; Span Robert Angell, ChervI Spiegel, Stacey desired. S ti^h e eggs as they start Mavie (G) 1:30 with Starman (R) 10. Jggiigfte Goi Cheyer, Roy Smith, Ward Saunders, ish I, Gory Stoltenberg, Sandy Babka, Zackin, Betsy Anderson, Gus Keach, HALL & MUSKA ,923-3308 DEAR MARIE: I always cook Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to Monstleld — Return to Oz (PG) with 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Kevin Ross, Elaine Wllslnskl, Alex Kendra Dupont; German, Meredith Apryl SahadI, Hank Mayer, Tim to set.Hlien/allow them to cook just them with the cover on. However, include the title. Splash (PG) at dusk. Eltel, Todd LIscomb, Jennv Lezon, Duggan, Meredith Blodeet, Birgit . Almond, Stacey Zackin, Dora'Green- Chrlstv Zimmerman. Grad* 9: 1st Sauer, Erik Meyers, Joel Custer. wald,.H*ath*r Bogll. MANCHESTER HEJRALP, Monday. July 1. 1985 — »
U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 1. 1985
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Household Goods Business Opportunities 22 Store/OMice Space R a t e s published M onday, the deod N o t i c e s Situation wanted 23 Resort Property Misc tor Sale Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line' IS 2:30 p.m on Friday tostrFoynd Ot ^^3 XL^Vd^oTen, Pets $3.00 for one day Per W o rd : Personals 02 Roommates Wanted Musical Items Read Your Ad Announcements ...... 0 3 Recreotionoi Items 1 -2 days 20C 18C Auctions 04 Peal Estate services Antiaues 3-5 days Clossified advertisements Tog Sales 6 doys 16C are taken by telephone os a Homes for Sale 31 Wanted to Duv 26 doys 12C convenience Financial Condaminiums 32 Services Ottered H appy Ads: Th e Manchester Herald is Lots/Land for Sale 33 Pamt.ng/Papering responsible only for oneincor Mortgages - ll* investment Property 34 Building/Controcting S3 00 per column inch STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER rect_insertion ond then only Personal Loans...... 12 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding A u t o m o t i v e D e a d l i n e s Insurance...... 13 Resort Praperty 36 Heoting/Plumbing for the s>ize ot the originol Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring Cars Trucks lor Sole For clossified advertise insertion KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE • by Larry Wright . Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do not lessen the value ottheadvertisemeiit ( APARTMENTS RDOMMATES Employment Rentals services wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an FDR RENT WANTED CHiirntinn Rooms for Rent 41 FOT Sale i caUCatlOn Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease beiore publication. ' additional insertion. HM/eM'T WiN\ Three Bedroom duplex In 61 M isc Automotive Male or Female — $200 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 4i(A6e Vie 6,61 HofAe aHelp wanted 21 Homes for Rent .43 Holidoy/Seasonal newer two family home. per month plus half utili Available August I, In ties and security deposit. ^oW\ OO? IHDMES cludes appliances and^ 649-8944. Available July . w i Woose , ANb m.-11,-. ■i' \, IHDMES FDR SALE wall to wall carpeting.' 1st. 5 " ic i iSERVICES ;i ISERViCES I^BUtLOIND/ ^ BULOiND/ r sLee,',Nt-i ‘/I’ V HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE Heat not Included. $490 i5 a J CONTRACTING ICONTRACTINS tSKlf- r[ (IlU’P MO'-, ■; Notices HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED I monthly, security and ref 13' lOFFEREO Manchester — South erences. Two children ac Carpentry & Mosonrv, Typesetter or Paste-up Very Nlce2 Family, desir cepted. No pets. Call 643- For Sale Odd lobs, Trucking. No lob too small. Stumps, fAC Real Estate Career Lawncare Applicator Po able area. 5 8. 5. Separate Farms - 4 bedroom Raised grading and digging, Free estimates. Call Tony Porrand Remodeling — LOOKING FOR a second sition. Over $200 per week Person — Part time, Man Ranch, 2'/3 baths, formal 7635. Home repoirs. You name Cabinets, roofing, gut car tor your family? Change? Why not? Cpld- chester. Flexible hours. systems. Excellent Invest It, we do it. Free esti bockhoe work done on o SquUlocota, 6494W11. well Banker Real Estate starting salary. High dining room, family room ters, room additions, IVayAi-n I PERSONALS Don't miss the many Mature Adult needed to AM Typesetting equip ment opportunity. Asking Vernon — Immaculate 2 mates. Insured. 643-0304. day's notice. Bulldozer J Glastonbury office has School diploma and good $116,900. Strono Real Est and fireplaced rec room, loojRDUSEHDLD work also. Coll 649-2871. decks, all types of remo L- \ offerings In today's clas driving record required. manage store. Must be 18, ment. Minimum 2 years covered patio, 2 car gpr- bedroom townhouse, on Leon Cleszynskl Builder C U t K \\ > V ' " V Reassure that special openings for agents. Will have sales experience, ate, 647-7653. ' I d ^ I gddds — New homes, additions, deling and repairs. FR EE sified columns. Agronomy background experience: Call 647-7486.- age. By Owner, $125,0iM. South Street near Henry Lawnmowers repaired - estimates. Fully Insured. someone of your love by train. Confidential Inte- knowledge In electronics Free pick up and delivery. A. Henry PersonoMzed remodeling, rec rooms, vlews. Ask for Manager, preferred. Call 649-8667 Call 646-7672 or 282-9061 tor Park. References, secur Telephone 643-6017, after A'.Nl^ Hep ) telling the whole world Easy assembly work! a plus. Port time and full Shopman Wanted - Must Manchester — New List ity. Coll John, 649-4800, Used Refrigerators, 10 percent senior dis Lawn Core. Looking for ' garages, kitchens remo- L I f'Uj - - ' Rolland Charest, 521-8323. for Interview and appoint ing. $88,900. Colonial with appolnfment. someone raltobte and effi 6pm, 647-8509. how much you love them $600.00 per 100. Guaran ment. Evergreen Lawns, time positions and excel be experienced. Manches 659-2187 evenings. Washers, Ranges — count. Expert service. "deled, ceilings, both tile, with the Manchester He teed Payment. No Expe- lent benefits. Call 646-2772. ter area. 643-2659. large rooms, fireplaced, clean, guaranteed, parts Free estimates. Economy cient? Total Igwn core, dormers, roofing. Resi 53 S la t e r S t r e e t , living room,'garage, for-i Manchester — Leisure commercial ond residen rald. Call the classified rlence/No Sales. Details Manchester. Manchester — 3 bedroom and service. Low prices. Lawn Mower, 647-366b. dential or commercial. Just because you don't department today and send self-addressed mal dining room and first • Time. $94,900. That's what B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 649 tial. Light trucking, free 649-4291. Dental Receptionist — Growing Pest Control you'll hove, living In this 3 apartment, stove In use on Item doesn't mean place your personal mes stamped envelope; ELAN Manchester Oral Sur company wants service floor laundry and beauti cluded, parking, and cel Main Street, 643-2171. Hawkes Tree Service — estimates, fully Insured. Handwork/Sewing — Lawncare Management bedroom, 2 bath condomi 647-1349. ______the item has lost its value. sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to VITAL-173, 3418 Enter Trainee. Rapidly expand geons.- Experienced person to grow with tjs— ful patio. D.W. Fish lar storage, $465 monthly. Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. Carpentry and remodel 5:00pm. Glastonbury toy foctory Realty, 643-1591 or 871- nium. This lovely unit Why not exchange It for prise Road, Ft. Pierce, FL ing lawncare company preferred, 647-9926 for Must have car, ambltlort 649-2871. Queen size waterbed — Stump Removal. Free Es Is advertising expensive? ing services — Complete cash with an ad In Classi needs sewing machine op 1400. features central air, a 33482. seeks Individual tor man Interview. and Initiative tor route Simmons, waveless, con timates. Special consider You'll be surprised now home repairs and remo fied? 643-2711. erators and hand finishers deck oft the kitchen, a ventional style, takes only agement trainee position. work. Will train. Budget spacious finished rec Manchester - 4 room ation (or Elderly and Han economical It Is to odver- deling. Quality work. Ref Carpenter-Cabinet Maker for quality toy line. Full Pest Control, 649-9001 Manchester — 8 Rooms. 80 gallons of water. dicapped. 647-7553. erences, licensed and In time or part time. Some The qualified candidate Delivery — Men or room with many bullt-lhs, apartments, 2 bedrooms tlseln Clcisslfled. 643-^11. to work In shop and field. will have a 2-4 year degree women with cars or light $82,900. 8-room Cape at a available Immediately. Frame, mattresses 8, sured. Coll 646416$. I ANNOUNCEMENTS Apply for'thls lob only If sewing experience neces reasonable price I Living pool, tennis court. Call built-in heater. One year m HEATING/ In a related field or have trucks to deliver business Inspector — Experlen?ftd today. Joyce G. Epstein $425 plus gas heat. Call Delivering rich loom — 5 your are experienced, or sary. Coll The Velvet Mechanical Inspector to room, 4 bedrooms, den, old. Originally $700, ask y Dumos Electric Lights 1 ^ PLUMBING equal work experience. to business telephone Real Estate, 647-8895. Rose 647-8400 or 646-8646. yards, $65 #1U$ tax. Sand, Emergency? In Manches ganized, can work Inde Stable, Inc., 659-0204 for do first piece and layout family room, office and ing $400. After Spm, call dimming? Puses blow ter, dial 911 for fire, appointment. Salary commensurate books In Manchester, Ver gravel, 8, stone. 643-9504. CELEBRITY CIPHER pendently and have your with experience. Call non, Rockville, Tolland, Inspection for small ma laundry room, all In a Two Bedroom Flat, fully 528-1405. ing? Repoirs, Improve Fogarty Brothers — Ba Celobtily Cipher cryploQfaffis created Irom quotations by police, medical help. own fools. This Is a great_ South Windsor and sur- chine shop. Call AIrflo tor quiet, treed location. Tolland — Priced Right. ments and additional cir throom remodellna; in lamous people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands ~Can you use on extra $75 Evergreen Lawns, 649- appllonced kitchen, wall Bookkeeping is our Busi Nome your own price — lor another Today s clue A equals P lob for the right person. loundlng areas. Report appointm ent, 633-9455. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 $156,900. On picturesque to wall carpeting, laundry Beige Velour Couch, $600, cuits. Fully licensed. stallotloiT water heaters, to $125 weekly? Are you 8667 tor appointment and setting of 9 room conteiti- ness....We will use your Fother and son. Fast, |>y r.ONNIf WIf Nf 1^ Year round employment Interview. July 1st, 1985, 9am to EOE. or 871-1400. connections In basement. beige velour chair, $100, Insured. Call 646-3'2S3 garbage disposals; faucet able to communicate well porarv, 2'/z baths, 4 bed present system, or set up o dependable service. Employment and benefits. Call 742-5317, Prodlsco c/o Knights of $600 per month, heat 8, hot Rose color loveseat, $400. Painting, Paparhanging anytime. repairs. 649-4539. visa/M 8:30am to 5pm, Monday with other people? Then Coventry — Huge. rooms, 2 fireplaces, deck system designed to meet “MHWPV-WK DLKG JVBBVH JX X-Ray Technician for Columbus, 138 Main Waitresses — Days, water Included. Peter 872-6737. Individual requirements. 8i Removal. Coll 646-5781, osterCard accepted. thru Friday.______call 647-9946, Ms. Jones. $112,900. 2,500 sq. ft. execu and acre treed lot!! Don't & Education Physician's office In Street, Manchester. nights, weekends. Full man Agency, 649-9404,647- Give us a call. Inquiries,, All types remodeling or Rockville approximately and part time. Antonio's tive home near country Miss It!! Century 21 Lind 1340 or 647-0080, Refrigerator, 3 years old, Pointing and Paperhong- repairs >— Compifrte kit niA 8i M Plumbing and EOUJXTVH: LEEXHMWKF JX XOH Town Of Manchester — Painters — 3 plus years sey Real Estate, 649-4000. welcome. Your Business exterior experlenece. Full 16 hours per week. Please Short Order CooK Needed Restaurant, 956 Main club. Gracious LaCava- apartment sized, $150. Ing — Exterior ond Inte chens, baths, oarages, ad Heating — Well work Clerk II — Permanent bullt Colonial on lovely Office, 164 East Center time. Own transportation reply with resume to Box — Apply In person. The- Street, Manchester. Bolton — "Very Nice 4'/j Call 643-7976 otter Spm. Street, 647-9780 or 646-7925. rior, ceilings repaired. ditions, dormers, pumps, watpr condition HVEXHMU, RV’HV UOAAXUVM JX Part-time. 20 Hours Per treed lot In desirable fam Vernon — See this custom ing, sewer work, bo required. Immediate op D, ■ c/o Manchester Main Pub, 306 Main Rooms". Large kitchen, References, fully Insured.' porches, decks. No lob HELP WANTED Week. $7.05 - $7.76 Per ily neighborhood. Fire designed 4 year old 8 room Brown Formica Top Kit too large or small. Call throom remodeling, and Hour. Performs skilled enings. 646-7760. * ^ Herald. Street, Manchester. Dental Assistant — Full fireplaced living room, Guitar' Instruction by Quality work. Martin HVAXUUVUU JCWU ELH." — placed first-floor family Colonial, bedutiful slate patio, and treed chen Table, 2 leaves and Mottsson, evenings, 649- Lorry, 649-398$. 4^ even fix leaky sinks. No clerical work of some time, tor established gen room and 3 baths. D.W. Cathedral celling living Berklee graduate. Har lob too small. Coll 649, Customer Service Rep — Waitresses — Busy Man Babysitter wanted — eral dentist office. Expe yard. $500 monthly with six matching chairs, ex 4431. difficulty and variety. Fish Realty, 643-1591 or ro o m , screened sUn cellent condition, $150. mony, Theory, Improvi .2871. HXDVHJ UWTU. INSTALLER Minimum qualifications Interesting position with chester Restaurant, Monday thru Friday, rience a must. Call 646- heat I Call 646-9700. sation, Composition. Any Robert.' E. Jorvls, breakfast and lunch, 3 and 2pm-9:30pm for six month 871-1400. pog:h, deluxe kitchen, 3 Call 649-7379 after 6pm. John Deere Painting Con Bulldlno-Remadellng PREVIOUS SOLUTION: People in Hollywood spell ar« graduation from a diversified duties. Includ 1603. bedrooms-, 16 x 32 In style of ploy. 282-0006. Fulltime, experienced ing. typing, telephone 4 day weeks, experienced old baby. Must be depen tractor, interiors ond ex Specialist. Additions, gor- Whan you havA some- independent D -l-F -F -l-C -U -L -T II they can ! own you, it standard high school and Manchester — New List ground pool. Asking I thing to sell, find a cash preferred. Installation of work and public contact - only. Call tor appoint dable. Please call be Gas Stove — 30" copper- Need repairs around the teriors, residential, oges. roofing, tiding, kit- kills them " — Rod Steiger.______one year's experience Bookkeej^r — Expe- ing. $82,900. Immaculate $154,000. U 8. R Realty, buyer the easy w av... with Stora fronta, ahowar and Good starting salary and ment between 3 and 5pm, tween 9-2, 643-8292. rlenced^'r construction HDMES tone. Magic Chef. Five home? Coll on expert. commercial, free estl- chtnt, bathrooms, re- performing general office Cape on a treed and 643-2692. burners, griddle, clock, 'You'll find the help you p I c e rrt". * "n t a low-cost ad In Classi mirror doora and cloaat and clerical work. Appli benefits. Beneficial, Call 643-2603. compaiiy-eflsWf the river. FDR RENT motes/ quollty work, reas 0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS vinyl ahelving. Valid diiv- Mrs. Rivers, 289-3371. Full Time Responsible, fenced yard. Fireplaced minute timer and other need In Classified. 643- onable rates, 649-3248.. wlndows/doors. 643-6712. fied. 643-2711. I STRETCH, YOUR bl\rger E S TA TE OF cation materials are Write P.OT'Bbx 9615, We living room, one-car gar- features. $175. Call 242- ROGER W. ROBINSON era llcenae required. Call Telephone operators— 2 self-motivated person to thersfield, CT 06109. 2711. budget By using one part available ot the Person- age, deck and For Rent, four room sin 8142. • /‘"-.'‘S L ; soy extenderto four parts The Hon. Norman J. Stanley Wlaaan. Inc. at full time positions. 1pm- deliver malor appliances I REAL ESTATE Preuss, Judge, of the Court nnel Office, 41 Center maintenance-free siding. gle house at Bolton Lake, of meat. Your taste buds 527-0293. 10-6 dally. 10-i Street, Manchester, or by Receptlonist/Bookkeeper 9pm or 2pm-10pm. Re and do general mainte Office Position Port Time WANTED Appliances Furnished. ot Probate, District of An Saturday.______quires Saturday or Sun nance. Call Debbie at D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Color Television 19" Svl- won't be able to tell the dover at o hearing held on calling 647-3126. Equal Op wonted for Doctor's of — Accounts Payable and $450 per month, security June 19, 1985 ordered that oil fice. If you are health- day. No experience 643-2171. or 871-1400. vanla G TE Super Condi INVITATION TO BID *787 difference, but your portunity Employer; fe basic bookkeeping expe deposit, references. 649- tion. Call 649-8607. $98 or NOTICE TO CREDITORS claims must be presented to oriented, responsible, and necessary, will train. Call rience required. 646-54%. 24 hour cash offer on your "MICROCOMPUTERS” budget will! Boost your males, minorities and Inside-Outside Charm and property — Call: Crockett 1794. best offer. Leave message HDME AND ICARS/TRUCKS E S TA TE OF The Board of Education, 110 the fiduciary on or before RN SUPERVISOR handicapped urged to an enthusiastic person; If tor appointment. Ed Accountant — Entry level RUTH LOCKE REGAN, budget by selling idle Seotember 19, 1985 or be Immediate opening available quality Is found in this Realty, 643-1577 for a If no answer. Long Hill Drive. Eost Hart apply. Closing date for you enloy contact with wards Answering Servi position open In our CPA Sitter — Part time. Ap GARDEN FDR SALE a/k/o R U TH A. REGAN, ford, Ct., will receive sealed Items In your home with a barred os bv low provided. (or lull Urns RN In our 155 bod older 3 bedroom Colonial quick deal! late of Manchester, Sharon B. Preuss, filing application Is July people In person and on ces, 646-5001. firm. Experience helpful proxim ately 11am to 'ROCOMPUT- low-cost ad In classified. taclllty Excollsnl pay. bene- with formal dining room; ixxJSTDRE AND Kitchen Table, 6 chairs — deceased 6rmation and ' Clerk 29, 1985. the phone; It you have but not necessary. Asso 5:30pm. Nathan Hale The Hon. WMIIam E. Fitz The tiduclorv Is: IHt. thlh dlllersnllsl. meals fully appllonced, eat-ln i dffice space Grey formica and are available provided - a id much more. adequate office and cleri ciate degree In account School district. Starting ^ I Gerald, Judge, of the Court s Office. Seated Sheron L. Smith kitchen with modern ca chrome, plus one leaf, 41 Henneouln Rd. Please contact Alice A. cal skills, please call 643- ing acceptable. Please September. 647-8394 after of Probate, District of Man bids will be received until B U YER M E E TS seller In Are you an antique binets; fireplaced living overall 36 x 60. $99 or best BLUEBERRIES chester at a hearing held on Columblo, C T 06237 Plinte, DNS tor your pereo- 2285 evenings after 6pm. Free Rent In 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 9. the want ads ... time alter lover? Read the offerings send resume to S. Richard room; 3 car garage; new Rentals offer. 568-5926 or 647-9828. June 25, 1985 ordered that all 010-07 nel Interview. Monday thru 7:30pm. Good pay with MACHINISTS Bottaro, P.C., 945 Main Manchester — Prime U PICK 1975 Dodge Colt, 4 speed, 2 1985, ot which time they will time after time! In Classified every day to ceilings; wall to wall car claims must be presented to be publicly opened and read Friday. 0em-3pm. el Creet- benefits, outstanding ca Two Openings Street, Manchester, CT space and location. New. at the door, many new parts, the fiduciary on or before find the Items or Items LIve-ln Companion tor peting; IVj baths, newly TV Set — Black and white. runs well, regular gas, aloud. The Board of Educa tlald Convalescent Hoepllel reer opportunity. 06040. seml-Invalld. Call Angelic Hurry. 668-1447. September 28, 1985 or be tion reserves the right to ac Mencheeter. 643-5151. you'd like to own. 643- Must have own tools tiled. Must be seen. IRDDMS 16". Very good condition. CORN CRIB approximately 30 ml$o. barred os bv law provided. cept or relect ony or all bids 2711. Home Health Care, 647- Mary Lou Taylor, and ability to sat up and $84,900. Century 21 FDR RENT Manchester— Attractive, $3a Call 643-5314. Berry Patch $1,250. Days, 643-2711, ext. or the right to wolve techni 1956. Jackston-Showcase, 646- Clerk cal formalities If It Is In the operata Bridgaport and tastefully decorated, 1,400 Buckland Road 48, Evenings, 429-8820. The fiduciaries are: Engina Latha. First shift. 1316. Full size bedroom and best Interest to do so. Kitchen Horlvlleges, park sq. It. office suite In South Windsor Joseph W. Regan Richard A. Huot, ing, mold service, clegn, mattresses, 75" dresser- 17 Sycamore Lane Director Call AIrflo Inatrumant Director — With teaching central location. Includes /mlrror, man's chest(o- Manchester, CT 0 ^0 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Company lor confldantlal Reai Estate Room to Roam!! Spa quiet, 646-7066. complete furnishings and Opening Sat., 8-6 ( MOTORCYCLES/ Business Services experience of preschool molre). Excellent condi and 011-07 Intervlaw.. 033-0455. ers wanted tor Manches cious 7 room split situated Reasonable. equipment. Ample park BICYCLES James J. Regan IN MANCHESTER AREA on over 1 acre onia quiet tion. Call Mary, 646-9035. EOE ter day care center whic' ing, prestige appearance 14 Montauk Rd. will open In fall. Musi anci peaceful lot In Bolton. Men Only. Central Loca and many extras. 647-1300. East Hartford. CT 06118 Chirtar Oik 81 27-140 Elm Trriea all ( HOMES Fireplace, 2 car garage, 008-07 have at least one year FOR SALE tion. Kitchen privileges. Rose Accent W. Middle Tpki;. all High 81 1-19 experience. Full time or family room 8, aluminum Parking available. Secur Manchester — 2 room I MISCELLANEOUS I ANTIQUES Hackmitick SL all Kianiy SL 1-150 part time. ABC Day Care, siding. Lots to offer a ity and references re office suite, first floor, I FOR SALE Inc., 649-9228. Meant To Impress You young family. Offered at quired. 643-2693. convenient location. $250 1982 Kowosokl 550 LTD — A Main SL 1-104 Birdnar 8L 34D and It will. Come see this $114,900. Call us tor an Dolls (or Sale — Selling DARIFARMS monthly Including heat. Collection of dolls — Old 6,300 miles. Excellent con Pina Hill SL all Hlghlind 81 ^ 8-1D7 owner built 4 or 5bedroom appointment. Jackson 8, Quiet, Comfortable Room Swim pools warehouse dition. Best otter. Coll Cashler/Telephone Per The Haves Corp., 646-0131. forced to dispose ot new Bisque, Composition, Sundress Foraat SL all PirkSL 13416 ICE CREAM INC. son for auto dealership. Colonial with 2 car gar Jackson Real Estate, 647- for non-smoking gentle otter 6pm, 742-8843. age, 2 full & 2 half baths, 8400 or 646-8646. on/ground, 31 foot long Alexander's, Glnny's, etc. OtIaSL all Francis Dr. all Excellent opportunity for man. Call 643-5600 after Office/South Windsor — 649-4291. /iM Immediate wood Stove, fully ap- pools complete with huge Garden Dr. all Diana Dr. all recent high school gradu 3pm. Sullivan Ave. 2 large sundecks, fencing, hl-rate openinge ate, Includes benefit pack pllanced kitchen, solar "Priced To Sell Quickly" rooms, air conditioning, MISCELLANEOUS Nllaa Dr. all Park SL 73-167 system tor hot water, Owner Is anxious to move (liters, pump, ladders, age. Call Lee FongemIe at Extra large room with full ample parking, $260 a warranty, etc. Asking $978 AUTOMOTIVE Chaatnut SL 142-1M Pins SL 1-109 for 2nd shift 649-1749. central vac., fireplaced South. Unusually fine op house privileges, all utili month. 236-6021 or 644- family room, 4 zone heat, portunity to buy this 3 complete. Financing Automotive Elm St. all Walnut 81 1-17 freezer selectors. ties, on busline, females 3977. available. Call Stan, toll- New rebuilt carburetor Driller — Experienced too many extras! Call bedroom Colonial on only. 647-9613. Pleose apply In per today. Century 21 large lot. Two full baths, free, 1-800-524-0595. tor 1978 Plymouth Volore, Driller and Drill Sharpen Office Space — Excellent 2-borrel, 6 cylinder. $65. Manchester Herald son at 40 Tolland ers wanted for second and Jackston-Showcase, 646- oppllances, beautiful location with ample park ICARS/TRUCKS 1316. wood floors. The expen Smith Corona electric ty Coll anytime, 647-1372. Stage Rd. between third shifts. Experienced ing. 600, 400 8, 300 sq. ft. pewriter — years old. IFOR SALE Ca// Circulation Dept. operating N.C. equipment sive work has been done office suites are now 8:30 o.m. - 5:30 p.m. East Hartford — $91,900. with modernizing ot klth- ( APARTMENTS Electro, C/T. $85. Call NOTice TO caeoiTORS In relqted fields consi FOR RENT available. 649-2891. 643- 5832. Cadillac, 1979 - Sedan E S TA TE OF 647-9946 dered. Apply In person. Price reduced bn this cen and baths. Farmer's NAOMI K. KULAS, late of attractive 7 room Colon Home Loon possible. DeVllle, excellent condi Circuits, Inc., 59 Doming Typewriter Portable man tion, Interlor/exterlor Manchester, deceased Get your body busy! Road, Berlin. ial with 3 bedrooms, IVz $70,900. Strano Real Est Manchester — Available The Hon. William E. Fitz baths, fireplace, family ate, 647-"SOID". Immediately. One, two ual and case. Olivetti loaded. 51,000 miles. Gerald, Judge, of the Court ' ^ 2 n ^ C O O K room, first floor laundry and three bedroom apart Underwood. $30. Call 649- $6,400. Must be seen. 649- of Probate, District of Man Collect the things 1,000 sq. ft. of Business 9540. 5334. chester ot a hearing held on and fenced yard. Call for Premier Ranch — Ram ments. $410, $475, $525, space available Imme June 27, 1985 ordered that oil PICTURE THIS FIm o ’s RMtawaiit an appointment. Sentry ble through this custom heat and hot water In diately. Also office space. claims must be presented to around your home you Real Estate, 643-4060. built brick and cedar cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Golf Clubs, Starter set. 1983 4 X 4 Chevrolet the fiduciary on or before l8)seeklng person Arbor Acres Farm, Inc. Coll 649-8920. R.H. 5-Irons, 2 woods, Blazer. Excellent body September 30, 1985 or be seeks 3 part time poultry home In one of Manches 646-1900. borred os by law provided. no longer need. And Tor 2nd position, East Hartford — $138,000. ter's newest executive folding cart, bag and and running condition. farm workers In Glaston Store and Office space 500 bolls. $75. Call 649-1794 Call after 6pm only, 643- Mary Loo Taylor, some baking ex Don't miss this excep areas. 3XXX) sq. ft', of living M A N C H ES TE R - *Spo- sq. ft. Excellent location. Clerk bury and Columbia area anytime. 6322. The fiduciary Is: sell them Fast For for weekend work. Call tional.?-t Room Raised space all on the first floor. clous 2 bedroom -dport- $200 per month. Includes perience helpful. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, Dream kitchen with fire m ent. $550 m o n th ly Corrine ZImlnsky Brent Lacy tor an appoint heot. 649-5334 or 643-7175. Dome Top Trunk — 32Vz" 1901 Datsun 280ZX — Mint 4t West Beocon St. $ EXTRA MONEY $ A p p ly In person^^ ment, 633-4681. 2Vz baths, fireplaced fam place, quality cabinets, Includes heat, hot water West Hartford, C T 06119 Extra Cash with low- ily room, 2 car garoge ond random width oak floor and electricity. Security. long, 22" tall, wood and condition, very low mi 006-07 unique fence qnd qbove decorated tin. $45. Phone leage, one owner, never FIm o ’s Restaarant Port Time Office ing, and the most modern Coll 64tj-6920. MMCHESTEO cost Classified Ads. With Your Own Part-Time Job.' ground pool. Call for an of appliances available. SpRC* ■wtilabto tn mini ottic* parltcrff 649-7375.. seen snow, always gor- Recaptlonist-Typist, 1pm ExN M Qt \-t* Arnpl* pRrtilno. r/c . Bolton - See Tony appointment. Sentry Real 24' cedar solar room, 32' 24 Locust St. -7 roOm oged. Call'643-1456. to Spm. Call 649-5334. fully c v p « l» d privRl* !• « Btofcpri Bov's bike — 20" Takara, NOTICE TO CREDITORS An excellent opportunity for Estate, 643-4060. "Great Room" with a apartment. No applian prot*ct«d E S TA TE OF beautiful view ot the Loo • 2.3000 R/t OtftCR like new. Call after 6pm, Hond Civic, 1977, 1300, 4 EARL C. ROGERS, o/k/o ces. No pets. iSSO plus • veoo e/t OIICR speed, very good condi You'll Be In Seventh kout Mountain and a utilities. Security. Qoll 649-0003. $85. EARL ROGERS S22-3S79 tion. $950. Call 569-4976. The Hon. Norman J. rs S f ' ' , i Housewives and Mothers with Heaven I If you qeed a brook through a 12' bay 646-2426 weekdays. STOCK ROOIW ATTENDANT M r. 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July 1, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS WEATHER Cloudy sky tonight; Heimer a candidate Fireworks, barbecue Oilers stay alive BUSINESS same Wednesday for vacancy in 8th I make Fourth busy in LL tournament ... page 2 Are you unwittingly caught in the gray mlarket? ... page 10 ... page 11 ... page 15 may risk allergic reactions or other problems of distributor. Gray-market retailers may offer their When you have opened a new bottle of your favorite own warranties, but they may not conform to U.S. health they cannot anticipate. “ There are no consumer warnings for the gray perfume recently, have you noticed the fragrance is standards of quality and may not be for factory- market,” says Herbert Sax, execuUve director of the not as strong as you recall in the past? Or when your authorized service here. trusted name-brand watch suddenly has gone on the Your Coalition to Preserve the Integrity of American blink, has the jeweier told you the necessary part to fix • Some products, such assjjatteries, which require Trademarks, a U.S. trademark association. it is not available? What's the problem? Could it be Money's cool, dry storage, are being trah ^ rted in improperly “ Thus, we urge consumers to search for clues and that, in both cases, you have been caught in the gray ventilated cargo holds. Such shipments can result in ask questions to make sure they are purchasing market? '' Worth invisible damage to the products. \ trademarked products intended for U.S. consump tion. When buying a gray-market product, a Hanrh^atfr Mpralji Gray-market goods appear to be the same quality, I Sylvia Porter • Instructions for electronic items requiring ...... * Tuesdkv.Tuesd|ly. JuJuly 2, 1985 — Single copy: 254 trademarked products you're accustomed to b ^ in g assembly may ue written in other languages. Unless consumer may save a few dollars. But the consumer Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm — but actually they may differ in important reswcts. you’re multilingual or technically handy, you may also may be forfeiting a U.S. warranty and the assurance that the product conforms to H-S. safety In discount and certain chain stores, you-jpay be own a product you cannot operate. buying low-priced trademark goods that aren't what • The product may not meet U.S. environmental standards or labeling and ingredient laws.” they seem to be. The legalities of gray-mahket goods the trademark owners. The goods include hundreds of products purchased or used every day ranging from laws. This problem is commonly found in automo To protect yourself, ask questions about warranties are at the heart of major govemment-mdustry biles. As a result, the U.S. buyer may be forced to and instructions when buying noticeably price- Reagan discussions. \ such personal care items as cosmetics and pharmaceuticals to more expensive merchandise, spend several thousand dollars merely to comply with reduced trademark goods. But my point is that you, the consumer, hav^ the such as autos, watches and crystal. They reach the U.S. emission control standards. Deal with retailers well-known for their emphasis Superpower right to a bargain if you find one, but you also have the U.S. through unauthorized routes, and although they • There are potential safety problems with on customer service. gray-market foods, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. to greet right to know a gray market exists. And often, that's may suit the needs of buyers in foreign countries, Read labels carefully and comparison shop. where your “ bargains" are. purchasers in this country may find problems. For Seme may contain substances, dyes or additives that are allowed in other countries but are prohibited in the And don't be afraid to open the sealed package Gray-market products bear U.S. trademarks, are instance: before leaving the store. Buying in the gray market • The product, such as a camera, is not covered by United States. Such products frequently bear no manufactured for sale and use abroad and are can be a risky deal for you. ^ hostages ingredient Iphcis and consequently some consumers brought into the United States without the consent of a warranty for service by an authorized U.S. summit set By Danlela locono Loss of Navy contracts United Press International Business FRANKFI:RT. West Germany in November — Twenty-nine of the freed Am eri In Brief Shipyard’s future remains in iimbo 4 can hostages, some clutching By Helen Thomas observance. flowers and small American flags, But the Kremlin notified Reagan left West Germany with their loved In the past year. General Dynamics United Press Internatlonol QUINCY. Mass. (U PI) — The future project will be finished by Memorial bitter disappointment and a serious that Gorbachev would not be on ones today and flew to the United Blackwell has been under investigation for 2 of the General Dynamics’ shipyard in Day 1986. Observers said the shipyard setback." said Rep. Brian Donnelly, hand for either event. States and a presidential welcome. allegedly filing false claims, falsifying WASHINGTON - President Quincy, and its 4,500 workers, was in may be forced to close. D-Mass. jVhen he first came into o f f ^ . A red and white TW A L-1011 joins firm financial records and manipulating the Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail doubt today following the loss of two “ Once again, we must consider our Donnelly said he would arrange a Reagan rejected the concept of a aircraft, carrying 29 of the 39 1 T h e Carl A . stock market. Gorbachev will meet for the first major Navy contract bids. ability to remain an economically meeting “ as soon as possible" with “ get acquainted meeting” prefer hostages, departed from the U.S. Zinsser Agency, 750 time in a three-day get-acquainted The Navy on Friday awarded a $321 viable and competitive operation," the shipyard officials, the secretary of the ring a full-scale substantive sum Rhein-Main Air Base at 1:24 p.m. Main St., has an session Nov. 19-21 in Geneva, million contract for three oiler ships to company said in a statement. Navy and the Massachusetts congres It has also been probed for allegedly mit that would produce concrete (7:24 a.m. EDT). It was expected nounced that David Switzerland, site of the nuclear Avondale Shipyards Inc. of Avondale, “ We expect to make a decision sional delegation to discuss the yard's trying to bribe government officials results. In the past year, he has H. Blackweii has arms talks, administration offi to arrive at .Andrews Air Force La., and a $133 million contract for two regarding the future of the Quincy future. with gifts and charging personal been more amenable, some ob joined the real est cials said today. Base at 3 p.m. EDT. surveillance ships to Bethlehem Steel of Shipbuilding Division in the very near He said he would also meet with top expenses to overhead accounts of servers say anxious, for a meeting ate firm. The date and place of the first Ten of the 39, held as hostages for Sparrows Point. Md. future." General Dynamics officials to “ im weapons contracts. with Gorbachev to size him up and Blackwell is a meeting between the two leaders 17 days in Lebanon after two Shiite A Navy spokesman said both con Since May. the shipyard has laid off press upon them" the importance of was nailed down Monday when to break the deadlock in the arms Moslem gunmen hijacked TWA graduate of East In May, Navy Secretary John Leh- tracts were awarded to the lowest about 1,500 workers, bringing employ finding new work for the Quincy Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Do talks. Flight 847 from Athens June 14, Catholic High men wrote a letter to General Dynarfi- bidder. ment down to just under 4,500. The shipyard. brynin visited the State Depart chose either to continue their School, Class of ics Chairman David S. Lewis, question Early this year, national secur The news was a blow to the Quincy layoffs were speeded up by the loss of The Quincy yard is currently building ment, officials said. travels in Europe or to return to the 1972. He is a ing “ the integrity and responsibility” of ity affairs adviser Robert McFar- shipyard, which has no other bids or another contract for an oiler ship. the last of three supply ships for the Negotiations for the summit United States separately. The member of the St. the company. Lewis has since retired. lane told reporters that if the two proposals pending and whose current "The loss of these two contracts is a military’s Rapid Deployment Force. meeting had been under way over hostages were released Sunday. Bridget Church leaders get together it would be a period of months. Reagan The departing hostages, some Parish Council. He described as a “ meeting" rather extended an invitation to Gorba carrying TWA travel bags and lives at 111 Baldwin than a “ summit.” chev to visit Washington with aides clutching flowers and small Am er Road in There was no immediate White noting that it was the Russian ican flags, received a rousing Manchester. David Blackwell House comment on the elevation of Search firm gives U.S.-SOVIET TRADE leader’s turn to come to the United sendoff from a crowd of about 400 veteran Soviet Foreign Minister States. Former Presidents Ri people at the airport. Andrei Gromyko to president of chard Nixon and Gerald Ford both “ Thank you very much," Allyn Rein’s Dell makes guide the Soviet Union. traveled to the Soviet Union during Conwell of Houston, a spokesman Business makes a comeback He has been replaced by Edward VERNON — Rein's New York Style Deli has execs ‘golden cuffs’ the 1970s and Jimmy Carter and for the group during the crisis, A. Shevardnadze, a 57-year-old Leonid Brezhnev met in Geneva to called to the crowd as he boarded been listed in the 1985 editions of the Mobil Travel Georgian leader who was named to sign SALT 2, the second strategic the plane amid cheers and Guide, its owners have announced. FORT WORTH, Texas (U P I) - As benefits, corporations ought to look at the Politburo replacing Grigory V, The deli, which is off Exit 96 of Interstate 84, is arms limitation pact that has yet to , applause. J J corporate raids in search of quality them carefully and decide what would Romanov, a Gorbachev rival. State Department terrorism spe among 20,000 restaurants, hotels, motels and be most attractive to executives it be ratified by the Senate. executives increase, a search firm says But Gorbachev apparently did Although the 75-year-old Gro cialist Robert Oakley, who was resorts listed in the seven-volume guide. Rein's companies are offering more “ golden wants to keep. A ^ not want to meet with Reagan in myko is moving out of direct J accompanying the group, told was selected for the guide after an inspector The more senior or more valuable the handcuffs” to retain an executive in the Washington, preferring instead control of foreign policy into a reporters about 40 family visited the restaurant. executive, the stronger the golden company. the neutral ground of Geneva more ceremonial role, he is members were on the flight but handcuffs. Once they reach a certain Paul R. Ray, Jr., president of an where three sets of arms negotia- expected to guide his successor, at TW A declined to say. Nothin’ touchin’ at car wash executive search firm bearitig his salary level executives really aren't A ttqnjJtrg continuing betweea the least in the initial stages due to his name, says the so-called golden hand looking so much for immediate cash as w e r s V — long time' exjiertence in de'fllfflg' THE WHITE HOUSE SAID A Broad Street car wash has installed what cuffs are designed to offer long-term for tax-deferred or tax sheltered plans p 0 Intermediate-range missilb^Jopg- with the United States. President Reagan would greet the makers claim to be the first completely incentive compensation plans, instead like vesting and company-matched main group of returning hostages U U (billioit^of dollars) $1 $2 $3 range strategic missiles and space U.N. Ambassador Vernon Wal to^hless car-wash system in New England. of one-time payouts like bonuses and 401K programs. Rav said. defense weapons. ters, commenting on Gromyko’s at Andrews (Related story, page Trie “ Nothin’ Touchin’" system made its debut stock options. ' “Many of today's top executives All of the talks have been presidency, said, “ I think it is a 4). last month at the Gentle Touch Car Wash at 344 He said the handcuffs are tied not only 1*77 already are in the $200,000-plus base stalemated over Soviet opposition reward for long and faithful Spokesman Larry Speakes said Broad St. and so far. its designers say. has to the employee’s performance but to compensation level and they are in that to the U.S. Strategic Defense service to a very ornamental job." Reagan was planning “a very attracted car owners who used to avoid car the length of his service. bracket because they are worth it," he Initiative, popularly known as Asked it it represented any loss simple greeting cerem ony" and washes for fear their cars would be damaged by “ The most important development in said. “ But most of them also are in their "Star Wars.” of power for Gorbachev, Walters that he wanted "as little disruption cloths or brushes. attracting and retaining top executives’ mid-40s and are looking for future There had been speculation that said, “ No. I think the fact that in their (hostages) lives as The initial stages of the system differ little from has been these handcuffs which tie an security." Gorbac)iev, still getting his feet Gorbachev could make him presi possible." those of most car washes. When S car first enters.. executive’s compensation package di L Unless management pays attention to wet in ifiternational affairs, might dent, could secure his approval as The departing hostages were L it is sprayed with water and detergent. rectly to his company’s performance those needs an executive may be make his debut at the United president, could secure a number bused to RheiVMain starting at But instead of being washes with cloths or over time, vulnerable, Ray said. But when an offer Nations General Assembly meet of other changes in the Politburo, is noon from Wiesbaden U.S. Air brushes, an arch with an infrared beam scans the "The idea is to make the executive's comes along, it will be more difficult to 1964 ing in Septeniber in New York or an indication that Gorbachev is Force, hospital, where they re- countour of the car, emitting high-pressure water decision to leave the company as decide if the offer matches current ' the 46th anniversary of the signing getting his power base firmly Herald photo by Tarquinio ceivecr physical checkups, stress streams. difficult as possible," Ray said.' benefits if they are long-term. Of the U.N. charter in San Fran settled." counselling and debriefing. Finally, it is sprayed with waxes and dried. The bonus packages, for example, "It is not the immediate compensa Officials said only three of the 39 The system was designed by Ken O'Neil and U.S. IMPORTS cisco in October. Reagan plans to Walters was interviewed on Roofllft are spread over a three-year period and tion but the total package where many (lo-from S ovM Union) attend the San Francisco men still had their passports after Jeff Dawson of Syndet Products Inc. of Bolton, NBC’s “Today" program. continue indefinitely once they start. of the benefits have tax-deferred U.S. EXPORTS they were freed and all had to be suppliers to Gentle Touch. The two have applied The executive would have to walk away consequences," he said. "The execu Crane operator Francis Reichle of material. Using a crane is fasterand less given special customs clearance, for a patent for the equipment, which they say will from that attractive package if left the tive in turn must carefully weigh what expensive than erecting scaffolding, Oakley had said some of the revolutionize the car wash industry. A.H.C. Construction of Manchester this company. the new company has in terms of (Source: U.S. Commerce Department) freed hostages had already left for “ This is the next generation,” said Dawson. NBA QRAPHIC morning hoists workers to the top of the Reichle said. The church is in the “ In the case of stocks, they could incentive programs that will benefit the home separately and a couple had The two men said the new equipment will Gromyko named Second Congregational Church on process of being reroofed. become grants instead of options over a individual in the long-run."' resumed their travels in Europe. replace the cloth systems being used by most car period of time,” Ray said. North Main Street to remove old roofing All 39 of the hostages underwent washes now, just as the cloth replaced brushes He said thrift and profit plans can also medical examinations at the hospi about eight years ago. Ray said both long-and short-term be tied to a vesting schedule based'dn U.S.-Soviet trade is of small financial importance to either tal and a team of eight doctors The two said the system took nearly a year to incentive compensation amounts to • years of service where the vesting country, but it indicates the state of diplomatic relations. Total number 2 man pronounced them none the worse design. more than 40 percent of a typical CEO's percentage increases with the length of trade (exports minus imports) hit a high of $4.5 billion in 1979, pay package these days. A decade ago, for wear despite their ordeal in the service. The perquisites and bonuses but fell sharply until last year — and the renewed interest in arms By Anna Christensen Gorbachev's confidence and grip Mall owner says restaurant it was around 20 percent. With so much hands of Shiite Moslem captors also should be calculated on the basis of on power. Soviet sources said the Feri^uson enters real estate of the total package taken up by seniority. talks. United Press International demanding the release of more decision to make Gromyko presi than 700 mostly Shiite Moslems Former town Director Vivian F. Ferguson has MOSCOW — Foreign Minister dent was taken around the time detained in Israel. joined the real estate firm of ERA Blanchard it Andrei Gromyko became Soviet Gorbachev became leader three would help area’s night Rossetto, 189 W. Center St. More than video games president today and a protege of months ago. IN ISRAEL, DEFENSE MINIS A Manchester native, Ferguson was formerly Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev “ The Central Committee has C(iu.3C 1 I would need more than 60 TER Yitzhak Rabin said after a an insurance representative with National Life of was named to replace him in taken into account the solution of By Kathy Garmus Burkamp said, referring to opposi parking spaces. Under town zoning meeting of the inner Cabinet Vermont. For many years she wrote a food moves freeing Gorbachev to focus the taqks facing us now, which Assistant City Editor tion generated by his plans to use regulations, about 160 spaces Monday that 300 of the 735 mostly column for the Manchester Herald and had a on domestic problems. require some changes both in public parking spaces to satisfy would be needed for a 4,000-square- Shiite prisoners would be freed daily radio program on the former AM radio New York, LA tops in home computer Gromyko's appointment to the content and form of party and state Manchester Mall owner Kenneth parking requirements. “ We need today or Wednesday. Israeli media station WINF. activities and personnel activity," foot restaurant, town planning presidency, ending an era ofRoviet C. Burkamp has challenged critics more people.” reported the rest would be released She is a corporator of Manchester Memorial foreign policy, appeared a reward Gorbachev said. of his plans to put a restaurant in officials said. The PZC took no action on “ gradually.” Hospital and the Savings Bank of Manchester. Bv Harlhor Krlshnan She said the retail value of the 2.2 million units sold Commodore which accounted for 30 percent of the for his 28 years of dedicated As general-secretary of the the mall to find him a different kind Burkamp said downtown park Burkamp’s application Monday. It Col. Robert Gilmore, doctor In She was chairman and manager of the gift shop at United Press Internotlonal in 1983 was $1.2 billion. "But in 1984 Americans spent home market. Other top brands in New York were service, a Western diplomat said. Communist Party, Gorbachev still of tenant. ing is more than adequate and has 65 days to act on it. charge of the checkups, told the hospital for 15 years as a full-time volunteer. $1.8 billion that bought 1.75 million units. Texas Instruments, Apple, Atari and Radio Shack. He will be able to meet on equal has s'upreme authority, but he said “ If anybody has a better idea presented the commission with Monday’s appearance was Bur reporters “ all came through with She is a member, of the Republican Town DALLAS — The home mhrket for sophisticated “ What we are saying is that fewer computers are Commodore also was the leading brand in Los footing with foreign heads of state. that the needs of the nation had and can bring along somebody who kamp’s third before the PZC to newspaper advertisements taken selling but the end investment in each unit is much relatively good condition with Committee, a past president and life member of personal computers grew appreciably in 1984 despite Angeles, which ranks second nationally in the Eduard Shevardnadze, 57, who changed since 1977 and official can rent it, I would be glad to rent it request a special exception for a out by the Manchester Parking higher. minor stress problems." the Manchester Republican Women's Club, and a decline in number of PCs sold to households, says installed-home base for PCs. Commodore held 24 has almost no foreign experience duties must be divided to resolve for a different purpose,” he said restaurant at the mall. In 1983, the Authority proclaiming the availa Asked why some hostages ap vice chairman of the"Cheney National Historic Future Computing Inc. of Dallas. In another change, sales of computer have shifted percent of the Los Angeles base. Other leaders were but shares Gorbachev's goal of domestic problems. Monday night. bility of parking. PZC granted his request, but its parently chose not to return with District Commission. FCI, a unit of McGraw-Hill Information Systems from mass merchandisers to specialty stores, whose Texas InstrumenU, Apple, Radio Shack and Atari. reducing corruption, was named The presidency had been vacant Burkamp issued his challenge at But Burkamp said the downtown approval was overturned in court the main group for the presidential Ferguson lives at 78 Forest St. with her Co,, says the public perception that the home market numbers continue tp grow. “ In 1983, the driving force The IBM PC was not in the ranking is because of foreign minister. Shevardfadze since the death of Konstantin a public hearing before the Plan parking situation is so'mewhat after a group of downtown business welcome that was announced 2 for PCs is dead or dying fails to recognize the shift that for buying a computer was entertainment and husband, Thomas F. Ferguson. earlier consumer preference for low-end brand was only elevated from his non Chernenko was' announced on ning and Zoning Commission on his owners filed a lawsuit. unique. has occurred in the home computer market in the past education. Now the single biggest factor is word Monday night at the White House, names, Uribe said. She said this will change in 198S'as voting status to full membership in March 11. Gorbachev had been request for a special exception that The judge ruled the PZC’s action “ Pe'ople will go to the (Manches two years. processing,” Uribe said. Gilmore said: “ Some people don’t more people are expected to buy more sophisticated the ruling Politburo Monday. expected to l^ke the post himself In would allow a restaurant in the invalid because it was made ter) Parkade and walk 1,000 feet, “ People buying a home computer now are serious, Consumer use of computers for home banking also ' like big crowds. They are civilians. machines. As head of the Communist Party, line with a tradition followed by mall. without the benefit of a traffic but downtown, if they could drive they underetand its use and want the machine to do is growing, Uribe said. They can decide," Dollar lower In Europe “ In terms of units, there were a lot more low-end Gorbachev is still supreme leader, every Soviet leader since Nikita Burkamp said he has endured study. their cars into the stores, they much more than video games,” said Hilda Uribe, The lead here is clearly held by New York City, One former jiostage, who asked computers than IBM, ” she said. “ We are just and will meet with the more Khrushchev. criticism from several local busi L ^ year, Burkamp reapplied would," he said. LONDON — The dollar opened generally lower senior analyst at FCI. where major banks first introduced home banking not to be identified, took exception preparing a new study .about peoples Intentions in 1M6 Important foreign heads of state However, like Josef Stalin and ness owners and efforts by the and submitted a traffic study. But Main Street store owner George in Europe today and the price of gold also FCI has found that the New York metropolitan area and where their innovation is helping draw business to calls by some of his fellow and there IBM ranks pretty high. Of those planning to Including President Reagan at Khrushchev, who were never town to foreclose on the property the PZC denied him a special Marlow and his attorney, John D. declined. has the-nation's largest installed base of PCs in from outside the city and state, Uribe said. captives for understanding of their buy PCs In 1985, 32 percent sdid they will buy Apple tlieir proposed summit in Geneva, heads of state, it is certain since he bought the dilapidated exception after questions were LaBelle Sr., told the PZC Burkamp The greenback started trading in Frankfurt at households, at least in part because of New York Other major cities with large numbers of home captors’ motives and spoke of the and 26 percent said they will buy IBM .” Switzerland, November 19-21. Gorbachev will meet with the more building at 811 Main St. in 1975 and raised about the weather on the did not have the right to use public 3.0315 marks against 3.0375 and in London at City's lead in home banking and other data-based computeiT were Dallas, Washington, D.C., San “ We believe the home computer market will grow Washington announced the date important foreign visitors. renovated it. During the hearing, days traffic counts were taken. p a r k ^ spaces to satisfy zoning bitter ordeal. 1.3132 to the pound compared with 1.3087. services. As of Jan. I, 1985, there were more than Franciso-Oakland-San Jose, Salt Lake City and “ It wasn't a party,” said the as more services are added such as airline booking, and. site of the meeting today. Gromyko made clear In his Burkamp-gave PZC members a Burkamp submitted no new requirements. The dollar opened in Brussels at 61.35 Belgian 9(X),000 PCs in the city. Houston. man, one of the four held apart data base searches, law reports, Dow Jones, Stock Negotiations had been underway acceptance speech that he would scrapbook of photos showing the traffic data with his most recent Although-public lots might not be francs against 61.40 while in Milan the U.S. unit "The penetration of the PC at the end of 1984 was Uribe said the New York area's leading brand was from the main group of hostages by trading and even news,” Uribe said. for several months and the date continue his Involvement with renovations and a “ danger” sign application, but his attorney; Stan full now, by using 160 spaces for changed hands at 1,932.25 lire against 1,953. 12.3 percent of all households in the United States, gunmen of Hezbollah, the radical hnd place were nailed down foreign affairs, which began in that was ix>sted on the building ley M. Falkensteln of Manchester, restaurant parking, “ it begins to But the dollar edged marginally higher in compared to 8.3 percent in 1983,” Uribe said. “ That is Shiite faction believed to be Monday when Soviet Ambassador 1939, and speak out on the threat of when he bought it. defended the accuracy of the prejudice the other merchants and Zurich, opening at 2.5385 Swiss francs against projected to increase to 15.8 percent in 1985." Anatoly Dobrynin visited the State nuclear war. “ It's been a difficult journey for previous traffic reports. the other types of businesses," responsible for the hijacking. 2.5370. Uribe said the average investment per household in Department, administration offi It was not immediately clear the last 10 years,” he said. The reports showed that under LaBelle said. In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 248.25 yen against a personal computer in the fourth quarter of 1983 was CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ^ cials said. how much authority Shevardnadze Burkamp said Monday after the worst conditions, between 60 Marlow is president of Purnell 248.95. $500 but it jumped to $1,060 in the fourth quarter of Gorbachev, greeted "with thund would have in formulating Soviet noon that he has no prospective and 70 percent of the nearly 600 Associates, which owns parking In Paris, the doliar opened,/loWer, changing 1984, indicating consumer preference for the more Inside Today erous applause by the 1,500 dele foreign policy, although his lack of tenants for the 4.000-square-foot public spaces in the area were areas that it leases to the Parking hands at 9.22 francs against 9.!2425. professional computers. OIL INC. INSURANSMITHS SINCE gates of the nation's parliament, experience in foreign affairs restaurant being proposed. But he ' occupied during peak evening Authority. When Burkamp’s appli Gold opened in London at $315/^ per ounce cation came before the PZC last In the fourth quarter of 1983, American households nominated'* Gromyko as the Su pointed to at least Initial coopera said at the hearing that a restau hours. No studies were done during 20 pages, 2 sections against >317.75 and in Zurich a t,(>315.50 against 1914 year, Marlow threatened to cancel bought 2.2 million computer units but that figure preme Soviet opened Its biannual tion with Gromyko. rant could help rejuvenate the the afternoon because the restau $318.50. Silver opened in Loildonat $6.09 per ounce 88.9 Artwina session. The move received the Gromyko as pres'tuent would be downtown area in the evening, the town's lease if the PZC granted __ 12 ObItuarlM. against $6.1550 and in Zurich at $6.10 against dropped to 1.75 million units in the fourth quarter of per gal. C. O. D. rant would operate mostly in the usual unanimous approval. able to ease Shevaranadze Into the when many stores close and people him permission to put a restaurant ButIndM . __ 20 Opinion ^ $6.15. 1984. evening, Burkamp has said. CiMtIfltd. 18-10 Pooplotalk. Rather than diminishing Gorba job so that the latter will be well . head home. in the mull. Com ics. 8 S p o rti. On Friday, the Canadian dollar notched up to 649-5241 The town planning staff made no Ent«rtalnm«nl “ While the total number of units sold decreased, the 649-8841 chev’s authority, diplomats said established by the time he has to .12 Ttitvitlon . 73.59 U.S. cents from 73.35 Thursday. 65 E. C«nt«r 8trt«l Lottsry picture changes dramaticaily when you look at the RrfcM Sub/set to Chang* ManchMtor, CL the appointment of Gromyko to the take full responslblity for foreign "IT’S NOT THE PARKING A SPECIAL EXCEPTION is recommendations Monday night ..2 WMthtr. dollar figure of the sales.“ Uribe said. presidency was further proof of affairs. that's the problem downtown,” required for the restaurant be- on Burkamp's latest application.
