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The Associated Press owners associations to claim tax IRS said in its ruling that in some Holsten said he didn’t know exemptions for security, road cases these deductions are exactly how many people are George Bush brandished a newspaper headline maintenance and other costs. illegal. affected by the ruling and how calling the Massachusetts budget “ a mess” on The IRS ruling came in the case “It appears to be a clear many tax dollars the government Friday as he returned to the attack in the White of a single Connecticut condomi­ circumvention of the law.” said might be owed. House campaign. Underdog Michael Dukakis nium association, but an accoun­ Jack Holsten. chief of the IRS The name of the association proclaimed his Republican rival was “ slipping and tant fam iiiar with the case said examination division in Hartford. involved in the ruling wasn’t we’re surging” into the homestretch. Friday the decision could affect “ It’s my understanding that made public because of confiden­ The vice president, who campaigned in Connecti­ countless other groups in other ^roughout the nation these tax­ tiality requirements, said Mi­ cut, also assailed a longtime associate’s public states. ing districts exist. But I guess you chael Dobzinski, an IRS spokes­ relations firm for trying to capitalize on ties with “I believe it’s quite signifi­ have to look at how they’re man in Hartford. him and said, “ I feel strongly about ethics in /AW////////. cant,” said Roger D. Carney, an structureck” "Our main purpose in going government.” jO>9#8 Aocww*»it>«». me accountant who represents 70 The IRS said property taxes are public is to generate some inter­ Dukakis feigned disbelief that Bush had lately condominium associations in deductible only if levied for the est ... and maybe they’ll do some begun telling audiences he was on their side — the Connecticut and Massachusetts. “ general public welfare” by voluntary compliance,” Dob­ very line that has fueled the gains for the Democrat Manchester and vicinity: Today, periods of rain. “ I believe it has impact on “ proper taxing authorities.” zinski said. Patrick Ftynn/Mancti iat»r K in some states. “ Who’s he kidding?” said Dukakis. High 55 to 60 with southeast wind 10 to 20 mph. more than just condominium “ Whether a levy is a tax within Carney said the decision would ROBBERY SCENE — The Spencer Races for 33 Senate seats, a full 435-member associations. I lielieve it also Manchester, which was robbed Friday Chance of rain 90 percent. Tonight, periods of rain. the meaning of federal law ... is have an impact on several of his Street branch of the Savings Bank of House and a dozen governorships were in the final Low around 50. Chance of rain 80 percent. Sunday, affects beach associations that determined by principles deve­ Connecticut clients, but wouldn’t afternoon by a man carrying a handgun. days, as well. Best prospects appeared to be for mostiy cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. have sprung up along the (Con­ loped under federal law. not state affect those in Massachusetts continued Democratic control of both houses of High 60 to 65. necticut’s) coast,” said Carney, law characterizations,” the IRS because of different regulations Congress, with only a handful of incumbents of who is the former national letter said. in that state. He also said the either party in serious political jeopardy. accounting chairman of the Com­ ’The ruiing determined that fees decision could affect some other Masked gunman robs bank National public opinion polls pointed to a West Coastal, East Coastal: Today, periods of munity Associations Institute in paid by condominium owners states, such as Florida, although seven-to-nine point advantage for Bush in the Washington, D.C. Bv Andrew Yurkovsky rain and windy. High around 60. Southeast wind 20 to were “ in reality, taxes for local he didn’t know the exact number presidential race. Dukakis and his advisers insisted Carney was identified by The Manchester Herald 30 mph. Chance of rain 90 percent. Today, periods of benefits and not for the general at every turn that they were making late gains in Associated Press as a Manches­ rain and windy. Low in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 80 public welfare” The ruling several states, but Republicans said just as firm ly ter accountant but the phone book further stated that the tax district A masked man armed with a percent. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a 40 percent Good drivers cited the national trend was solidly in their favor. lists home and business ad­ was not exempt from federal handgun made off with an un­ chance of showers. High 60 to 65. dresses for him in South Windsor. known amount of money during a THE PH YSIC AL STR AIN was beginning to show income tax because it lacked the LONG BEACH, Caiif. (AP) - on the presidential marathoners. He could not be reached for “ sovereign power” necessary to Friday afternoon holdup at the Police are putting motorists in a Dukakis sipped honey-sweetened tea and sucked additional comment late Friday be considered a “ political Spencer Street branch of the fowl mood by pulling them over on lozenges to protect what was left of his voice. night. The CAI is a trade subdivision.” Savings Bank of Manchester, even if they haven’t broken any Even so, aides were discussing having him organization for condominium The ruling can be appeaied or traffic laws. police said. Lottery campaign all day Monday in California, and then and homeowner associations. those affected can file corrected The man, dressed in a dark ski The Police Department is hand­ flying into Iowa in the middle of the night for a Under Connecticut state law, tax forms, Holsten said. Carney mask and wearing green colored ing out 12- to 14-pound turkeys to WE WILL RE-OPEN made-for-television appearance. After that, per­ property owners can form tax said he expected the ruling to be clothing on his upper body, safe and courteous motorists, haps even an election morning appearance before Connecticut daily Friday: U f. Play Four: 8235. districts that allow for the shar­ appealed. entered the front door of the bank ON THE bicyclists and pedestrians to going home to Boston. Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 8, 11,25,28, 31,34 ing of common costs, such as ‘The decision was inciuded in a at about 3 p.m., jumped the NEXT business DAY promote safety during the holi­ Bush, in an Interview on Air Force Two between security, road maintenance, fire so-called private-letter ruling. A day season. tellers’ counter, and took money campaign stops, suggested he’d rather be home, services and lighting on roads. private-letter ruling is issued in a from the tellers’ drawers, said The officers aren’t actually maybe playing,horseshoes. “ You know we’ve been There are roughly 200 tax dis­ case where a taxpayer initiates Capt. Joseph H. Brooks of the carrying the birds. Rather, they doing this a long time,” he said in an understate­ tricts in the state, although not all an inquiry about a tax question. Manchester Police Department. Index are handing out 100 gift certifi­ ment. His last rally was set for Monday in Houston, were formed by condominium- Holsten said. cates that can be redeemed at The man left the bank through with an Election Day appearance also setforTexas. homeowner associations, the IRS The IRS said in a prepared supermarkets. the front door and headed west, in the direction of the Bonanza THE MASSACHUSETTS governor brushed aside BusInsM _ .18-10 Local news. restaurant next door, said Bush and the newspaper headline, telling reporters, ChurchM . .37-38 Obituartes. Brooks, who was at the scene “ We don’t have a deficit. What we have is 10 CISMlflsd . . 42-48 Opinion. Friday night. Police do not know balanced budgets in a row.” Comics _ . 27-29 Senior Citizens. Health club gets clean bill where or how the man escaped. He began his day on NBC’s “ Today” program, Connecticut. . 10-11 Sports______.49-68 Brooks said. Patrick Flynn/MinclMMar I where he proclaimed he was “ with the average Focus______. 21-36 U.S./World____ .3.12-16,20 The state Department of Health rald learned that its source was “ All (witnesses) can tell us is American fam ily and good people in this country.” Services said Friday that minor not Buzzetti. The Herald learned OFFICIAL NOTICE — Notice posted on door of the he came out of the bank and ran in In Queens, he said he was gaining while Bush was problems found at the Court Correction of the deception in a telephone Savings Bank of Manchester branch on Spencer Street that direction,” Brooks said. slipping, and he took a poke at the pundits who had House One health and fitness club interview with Buzzetti Friday The bank is located at 244 after the Friday afternoon robbery. in Vernon have been corrected or afternoon. written him off. “ They’re not saying it so loudly are being fixed now. Spencer St., in a shopping plaza today, are they?” he said. Department hadn’t done its job in Buzzetti said he suspected that fUanrhpBtrr Hrrald that includes ^a Shop-Rite p.m. Friday. A printed paper sign afternoon. Some officers inter­ “ We really didn’t find anything requiring the club to correct the anonymous compipinant may . “ Yesterday, If you can believe it, Mr. Bush took a violations. supermarket. taped to the door read, “ Tempor­ viewed bank employees, while furlough from the truth by saying that he was on the USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 31 that was of immediate concern have been the same person who others took fingerprints and The state and local health Brooks said the man, who arily closed due to a hold-up. We side of working American families. Can you believe and substantive,” Alan Buzzetti, 4;alled the Herald. Court House will re-open on the next business photographed evidence. departments conducted a follow­ witnesses described only as of that? ... Four days before the election, he tells you Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher the department’s director of One Manager Jamie Fairley said Police also checked a dumpster up inspection this week which average height and weight, told day.” he’s on your side. Who’s he kidding?” Oeorge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohan recreational health, said. the club has recently been “ har- Many customers Friday after­ at a nearby automobile garage revealed toat .the club is replac­ the bank employees to lie on the Bush was making his way through Connecticut, Editor Compoelng Manager rassed” repeatedly by an ano­ noon and evening did not notice for evidence. Dsniss A. Roberts Buzzetti said an anonymous ing the tile and has corrected floor. Police do not know what Michigan, Ohio and New Jersey aiming to nail down Robert H. Hubbard nymous telephone caller. At about 4:30 p.m., Richard Advertising Director Praasroom Manager person had written a letter to the other minor problems, Buzzetti type of handgun the man was the sign, however, and tried to victory in a race he had led since a late-summer Jaenna O. Fromarth Frank J. MeSsrsagan department about unsanitary said. Buzzetti said there had been no carrying. Brooks said. enter the bank. Some expressed Meduski, the president of the surge. Business Msnagsf Circulation Olractor Savings Bank of Manchester, conditions at the club, prompting The only other problems found other complaints about the club. No customers were in the bank surprise when they learned that In a made-for-television gesture, he held aloft a showed up. He said he didn’t know an investigation by the state during the first inspection were The depariment has not consi­ when the holdup took place. the bank had been robbed. copy of Wednesday’s Boston Herald, with a how much money had been taken. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the deparfment and the town health minor cleaning items, he said. dered imposing a fine or closing Brooks said. He said the seven or "Oh no,” said a middle-aged front-page headline description of the Massachu­ M n c h a ^ Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnaid Placa. Manchaatar. department on Oct. 4. A person who wrongly identi­ the club, he said. eight employees who were in the woman, who backed away from Brooks said that bank officials setts-budget situation: “ What a Mess.” Reading Conn. OeOM^Sacond class postage paid at Manchaatar, Conn. the door when she read the sign. PMtmaet^Send address changes to the Manchsstar Herald. Buzzetti said the anonymous fied himself as Buzzetti told the Aside from the problenr^cited. bank were not injured. He said were carrying out an audit to from the paper he said, “ Bank overdraft 3373,000,” P.O. Box set, Manchaatar. Conn. 060W. complainant cited four problems Manchester Herald Thursday “ They (the health insp&tors) the robbery took all of but two or “ That’s different,” a young determine how much money had and he went on to accuse Dukakis of “ borrowing like If don't raoslva your HaraM by 8 pjn. wsakdays or 7:30 with the club, but the depart­ that the state health department found that we had a clean bill of three minutes. man said. % been stolen. He didn’t know mad” and “ kiting checks.” a.m. Saturdays, pisass Waphons your carrier. If you're unaMa An older woman, who tried to reach your carrier, call subscriber aanrioa at 647-8946 by 6 ments’ inspectors found that only had received “ numerous com­ health,” Fairley said. Police were notified of the whether the amount would be Dukakis has been running as the architect of an unsuccessfully to open the door, p.m. wsakdays for dalivsiy In Manchaatar. one was valid: replacement of tile plaints” about Court House One ’The 10-year-old club, located at robbery by a bank alarm that made public. economic miracle in Massachusetts, and frequently ^ " • *7.70 for one in the shower area. went off at about 3:04 p.m., after said, “ G iadl wasn’t in there when criticizes the Reagan-Bush administration for m o ^ , 823.10 for three months. $4620 tor six months and and had found violations that if 47 Hartford Turnpike near the He said that police and FBI $82.40 lor one year. The department received other not corrected by the beginning of Manchester town line, offers the robber had left the bank, it happened.” piling up federal deficits. But the Massachusetts FBI agents from the Hartford agents would continue canvass­ The Manchaatar Herald Isa member of the Asaodatad Prase, calls after the inspection, from a next year could result in a fine or memberships on a month-to- Brooks said. He did not know how papers reported earlier in ihe week that the state the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press ing the area around the bank for person Buzzetti said he believes in closing of the club. month basis, which means it has the alarm was triggered. office, Manchester detectives had overdrawn its bank account because of AasocIMIon and the Haw England Newspaper AasodaHon. and police officers walked in and evidence and for witnesses Fri­ was the letter writer, complain­ The wrong information was to keep its customers happy, According to hours posted, the unexpectedly low tax recj.’pts, giving Bush a out of the bank during much of the day night. ing that the Manchester Health published Friday before the He­ Fairley said. branch was supposed to close at 6 political opening. $S00 reward Calendars Buckno calts controversial offered for Manchester grave vandals Monday Tr Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room, 8 flier accurate A Manchester resident who a.m. says he is “completely irate” Tuesday about vandalism in East Ceme­ Bv Alex GIrelll tery will give any person with Election Day; polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Manchester Herald Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room. information leading to the arrest 3:30 p.m. of the person or persons responsi­ W^nesday Susan Buckno, the Republican challenger seeking ble a $500 reward. to represent Manchester’s 13th Assembly District, Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court, 5 p.m. The man, who has asked to Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center .said Friday that her controversial campaign flier remain anonymous, has placed a gold room, 7 p.m. about the voting record of her opponent. Demo­ check for $500 in the ComFed Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center cratic Rep. John W. Thompson, shows he has a Savings Bank at 1007 Main St. The hearing room, 7 p.m. problem keeping in touch with his constituents.-^ reward money will be released to Thursday At an afternoon news conference at Republican the proper party only after there Economic Development Commission. Lincoln headquarters. Buckno said the flier presented a has been an arrest and conviction Center gold room. 8 a.m. public forum on the issues it dealt with and “the of the person or persons Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln people of Manchester ought to know how he voted on responsible. Center hearing room. 7 p.m. them.” At that time. Jospeh Hachey. Housing Subcommittee, Municipal Building coL Republican Town Chairman John Garside said at the bank’s vice president, will fee room, 7 p.m. release the money. Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold the conference Buckno’s votes on some issues would room, 7: M p.m. have been closer to those of Democratic Rep. James Nearly 30 grave stones were McCavanagh than Thompson’s votes were. overturned in the old section of Andover ' Buckno’s flier said that Thompson had voted in East Cemetery off Harrison favor of forced busing for desegregation, in favor of Street on Oct. 21. Monday early release of criminals and in favor of allowing The anonymous resident said Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7:30 people with criminal records to drive school buses. Pitriok Flynn/ManehMMr Harald although none of his relatives are p.m. Fliers almost identical to Buckno’s weredistributed buried in the cemetery, he feels Tuesday on behalf of other Republican challengers for House ADMIRING ANTIQUES ^—Thomas Gessay and Christine sympathy for those people whose Election Day: polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. seats and have come under heavy criticism from Reilly Lombardo look at several items that will be relatives’ graves were Democrats in several Connecticut districts. displayed in the Rotary Ciub Antiques Show. The show overturned. Bolton In an interview after the press conference. will be Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Nov. 13 from 10 Anyone with information about the recent vandalism is asked to Thompson again criticized the flier as "lies and a.m. to 4 p.m. at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Monday distortions. I think sheowesusanapology.” he said. call the Manchester Police De­ Fire Commissioners, firehouse. 7 p.m. Technical School at 791 W. Middle Turnpike. partment at 646-4555. Tuesday Garside said Friday that Buckno would work well with McCavanagh. the Democratic representative Election Day; polls open from 6 a m. to 8 p.m. Primitive survivors Thursday ftogInaM WntomiwichtW r Herald from Manchester's 12th Assembly District, for Board of Education. Boiton Center School, 7:30 whom the Republicans did not name an opponent. The Tasaday, a tribe of Philip­ p.m. FALL CHORE — Joe Quish of 56 effort for Quish to rake the pile for Garside said McCavanagh supported a measure pine cave dwellers, were argua­ Grandview St. rakes a pile of leaves near disposal. which would have fully reimbursed Manchester for bly the most primitive people to Show Off \bur Sparkle with Coventry his home Monday. Ittodksometimeand the costs of participating in Project Concern, a survive into the 20th century, and voluntary busing program designed to ease stories that they were a hoax have Monday segregation in schools. “Jack voted no.” Garside been largely discredited, says Public hearing on housing partnership. Coventry said. “Susan would have voted yes.” National Geographic. M ichaels High School. 7 p.m. Thompson campaign coffers Thompson said the bill came up for a vote after the Town Council. Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m. state budget was adopted and would not have Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Weekly Building. 7:30 p.m. supplied additional monies to Manchester until Tuesday after 1990. He said he intends to investigate the H eaU t Tip PLAN merits of the bill further. mo Election Day; polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. top Buckno’s by slim margin Town Office Building closed for elections. Garside also said that McCavanagh voted against Thursday By Alex GIrelll the Connecticut Dental Associa­ $5,440 and has expenses of $4,178 spending $1.3 million to build the state’s new Our 10/10 PLAN makes your diamond engagement ring Arts Commission. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Manchester Herald tion and the Connecticut State leaving a balance of $1,262. Legislative Office Building, while Thompson voted purchase easy. Put just 10% down and we’ll give you Board of Education. Coventry High School, 7:30 United Auto Workers. Bates received $4,150 and in favor of it. 10 interest free months to pay. You’ll save while she shows off! p.m. , State Rep. John Thompson. The largest committee contri­ Munns $1,525 from political com­ And Garside said McCavanagh is with the D-Manchester, has collected and bution to Buckno listed in the mittees. according to the reports. Moderate Caucus of Democrats seeking to oust spent slightly more than his latest report is $250 from the In the 8th Assembly District, Irving Stolberg as speaker of the House. He said Buckno is Republican challenger, Susan Connecticut Association of which includes Coventry, incum­ Stolberg. an advocate of a state income tax. has Buckno, in the 13th Assembly Realtors. bent Democrat Edith Prague campaigned with Thompson. District race, according to re­ The major expenses listed for received contributions of $11,378 Edward' C. Krawiecki Jr.. R-Bristol, deputy by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph, at DiRosa’s remarks ports filed with the secretary of Thompson were $1,800 to the spent $9,371 and had a balance of minority leader of the House, joined Buckno and state. Democratic State Central Com­ $2,007. with an outstanding loan of Garside at the news conference at the headquarters Susan Buckno, the Republican candidate for the Up to Oct. 25, Thompson had mittee for advertising, and about $2,500. BREAST FEEDING 13th Assembly District, said Friday she was at 843 Main St. Krawiecki said the Republicans Breast feeding within an hour af­ collected 17,401 and spent $4,710, $1,430 for newspaper advertising. Her Republican opponent. Ti­ offered two amendments to prohibit busing for ter birth gives increased resis­ surprised at comments made by Mayor Peter P. leaving a balance of $2,090, with In the 55th District, which mothy Scott, received contribu­ DiRosa Jr. about her campaign. desegregation “because we believe in them.” tance to infection and averts a de­ an outstanding unpaid expense of includes the 3rd Voting District in tions of $12,527 and spent $11,896. Thompson said he is opposed to forced busing and crease in blood sugar that often Buckno had called a press conference to speak $697, the report shows. Buckno Manchester, incumbent Republi­ leaving a balance of $631. occurs soon after delivery. Anti­ about her controversial flier, which attacks her can J. Peter Fusscas reported voted against the amendments because they would infection factors in breast milk has collected $6,206 and spent Scott lists contributions of have prohibited all busing, including existing opponent state Rep. John Thompson, D- $3,094, leavingabalance of $3,112. contributions of $19,036 and ex­ protect against such viruses as Manchester. She was asked at the conference to $7,148 from committees. While busing to regional vocational schools. He said he polio and herpes, and several bac­ Other reports for the period penditures of $13,730, with a the Prague report lists no money respond to remarks made by DiRosa at a morning ended Oct. 25 indicated more was balance of $5,306. voted for an amendment to exclude those convicted terial infections. Breast feeding news conference. His Democratic opponent. John from committees, it does list of rape or assault against the elderly from prison also helps the mother's figure, be­ collected and spent in House seven committees as contribu­ cause suckling stimulates the re­ At the conference, DiRosa said Buckno was races in the 8th, and 55th Quinn, reported contributions of ' early release programs. “blazing new trails in political lows” through tors in the current reporting The busing issue has figured largely in other lease of oxytocin, which causes Assembly Districts but some­ $11,654 and expenses of $7,400 period, Oct. 7 to Oct. 25. They are the uterus to contract. distortions and lies about Thompson's record. He what less in the 9th Assembly with a balance of $4,254. ^ in n campaigns, particularly the race between state also denied a rumor that he has supported her has an outstanding loan of $5,000. listed, apparently as the result of Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury and former District. a clerical error, among individ­ campaign. For Thompson, contributions Fusscas received $5,200 and state Sen. Carl Zinsser of Manchester. Buckno mentioned a July day when she Quinn $3,625 from committees. ual contributors. from individuals amounted to The total contribution from the Thompson said Friday. “The fact of the matter is announced to fellow Rotarians, including DiRosa, $4,380. For Buckno, they totaled In the 9th Assembly District, Mrs. Buckno must take responsibility for the lies that she would be a candidate for state which includes the 9th Voting seven is $600 and the largest is cMichae&'W^^ $4,036. Contributions from com­ $150. and distortions that have appeared in the flier. This Jewelers Since 1685 representative. mittees were $2,275 for Thompson District in Manchester, incum­ form of politics should be rejected by the voters on She said DiRosa approached her and said, and $1,350 for Buckno. bent Democrat Donald Bates In Manchester’s 12th Assembly Tuesday.” “Susan, you’re such a nice lady. Why do you want to 348 Main Street BRISTOL D AtgBjO '' MANCHESTER MFRiDEN The largest committee contri­ received $6,850 and spent $3,120, District, where Democrat James Buckno has said Thompson’s response to her flier get into politics and iet people beat on you?” butions Thompson listed in the leaving a balance of $3,730. His McCavanagh is unopposed, he Manchester . M il f o r d ‘ -E '.V -avI;*. SC^’^BuRf 'ORR iNGTON ^RUMBULl WATERBu Rv "I never dreamed he would be the one beating on collected $13,756 and spent $2,436, isa “desperate” attempt to regain the voters’ faith. latest report are $280 each from Republican challenger, Paul She said that the flier was accurate. 649-1025 me." she said. political action committees of tte Ifunns, received contributions of leaving a balance of $11,320. fb i^ to teeh suicide ‘epidemic’ N. Elm rent Police auction has 100 items By AAlchele Noble By AAlchele Noble said, were probably stolen to the day of the auction. ton. a pediatrician at Manchester Memorial begin with. AAanchester Herald Hospital; Dr. Jamshid Marvasti. a local psychia­ projections AAanchester Herald Inciuded in the list of items are ”We find bicycles abandoned things such as a briefca.se full of trist who works with adolescents considering More than 100 lost, found, and on the side of the road and odd left-' More than 80 people attended a conference at suicide; Joan Lingard. a local school social worker; assorted tools, a Zebco fishing rod Manchester Memorial Hospital Thursday to learn perhaps even stolen items — things like duckpin bowling and reel, a plastic duck planter, a and Karen Prewo, a psychotherapist at the Sexual pins.” Calve said. how to cope with what one doctor called an Trauma Center in Manchester. anger Smyth including about 40 bicycles — will meat slicing machine, and a “epidemic” of teen-age suicides and attempted be auctioned off to the highest The department is required by FlexiFio III Internal food pump. Lingard told the audience that as many as 15 to 60 By Andrew Yurkovsky bidder on Saturday at the Man­ law to advertise the items in local suicides in the area. suicide attempts are made at Manchester schools Residents wili be abie to view Dr. Stephen Holzman, director of the Department AAanchester Herald chester Police Department. newspapers three times prior to the items before the auction from each year. During the 1988-89 school year, there the auction in order to give people of Psychiatry at the hospital, said at least seven have been 47 reported suicide attempts, or about l .7 Sgt. Gerald Calve said the 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Manchester young people have killed themselves in the area in percent of the school population, she said. _ J. Russell Smyth on Friday criticized the North department holds a public auc­ time to come to headquarters and Police Department’s garage at the past several months. He declined to specify who Elm Street apartments for the elderly as a form tion every six months to unload claim items they believe to be 239 E. Middle Turnpike. Proceeds The youngest grade level in which an attempt was of subsidized housing. theirs. Calve said although noone the youths were. made this year was kindergarten, Lingard said. In all of the items police officers from the auction — expected to Three students at Howell Cheney Regional grades 10 to 12, the number of suicide attempts in Smyth, a persistent critic of the administration have found while on duty or Items has claimed any of the items reach almost $1,000 — will be put Vocational Technical School in Manchester com­ and the Board of Directors, .said that the that have been turned in at police listed in local newspapers this into a fund for sick and disabled 1988 rose from two to five to seven to nine per grade headquarters. mitted suicide this year, police have said. None level. These figures, Lingard added, are probably Democratic majority on the board should have week, m p y people in the past Manchester police officers. Calve were from Manchester, and none of the deaths lower than the actual numbers because of done its homework three years ago when Many of these items. Calve have claimed their possessions said. occurred here. That school instituted-a number of unreported attempts. planning the project and should have known that programs to help other students cope with the losses rents would not cover expenses for the project in Janice Dodge, the workshop's moderator, said the the initial .years. after the suicides. task force is expected to be in place by the beginning Holzman said that national statistics indicate that of next year. She said members of the panel hope to Financial projections put together by Robert How 18 years of building a two out of every 10,000 teen-agers commit suicide begin meeting with about 30 or more people who Huestis, the town budget officer, show that each year. He said the suicides of the Cheney indicated at the workshop .that they would be revenues would be less than expenses for the first Technical school students and others In towns close interested in working on the task force and with 10 years of operation. There would be surpluses to Manchester represented a near “epidemic identified representatives from several town for the next 10 years, but those would not make up reputation in Washington rebuilt situation.” agencies during next couple of months. Manchester for the previous shortfalls until the 20th year, Ml Those at the conference discussed the need to Memorial Hospital has been designated as the host when there would be a cumulative profit of $823. develop an Adolescent Suicide Community Plan and agency. according to the projections. a bridge in Connecticut. Response Team, a task force which would attempt During a question-and-answer session that The projections were based on a starting rent to prevent and contain adolescent suicide in the followed the discussion, one member of the of $430 per month in the 1988-:89 fi.scal .year. The community. audience stood up and asked the panel why “the rents would escalate to $1,155 per month by the Participants included local school teachers and town of Manchester is encouraging adolescents to .vear 2008-09. In 1983, when the Mianus Defending the constitution. administrators, social workers, town officials, commit suicide.” Smyth, who lives at 48 Strawberry Lane, made Bridge collapsed, it was Senator clergy, psychologists, youth service workers, After about 30 seconds of silence. Holzman his statements Friday in response to an inquiry Saving loans for college students. counselors, physicians, nurses, and mental health responded that he didn’t think anyone was from a reporter. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Lowell Weicker Jr. who had Gaining dignity for the disabled. workers. encouraging suicide and told the man there wasn’t a during a news conference earlier Friday that he A panel of six professionals familiar with expected a resident to accuse the directors of enough clout in Congress to His colleagues in Congress PMrIok Flynn/Mtnrtm Or Hamid ’’simple answer.” adolescent suicide — including Holzman — “I think there are many factors involved with being deceptive about financing for the project. secure the $20 million it took to respect him for it. presented the audience with information concern­ While refusing to name names. DiRosa did not SUICIDE TALK — Dr. Jamshid Marvasti copy-cat or cluster suicide,” Holzman said. “I think pick up the pieces. ing current measures used to identify a suicidal we as a community have to do some soul-searching rule out Smyth as the person he was talking So it’s no surprise that when speaks to about 80 people at a conference at adolescent, prevention and treatment methods, and as a team.” about. That’s because,* besides his other issues concerning adolescent suicide. Huestis said Friday that the rents for the disaster struck at home. Senator Manchester Memorial Hospital on teen-age Dodge added to Hoizman’s response that the involvement in the issues that suicide. Speakers said that the number of Besides Holzman, the five other speakers “media hype” that she said occasionally.surrounds apartments in the first years would be Weicker was able to get help fast. included Richard Day, a professor of Psychology at suicides in the Manchester area is alarming. a suicide can actually maximize the tendency for supplemented by payments from the town’s make headlines. Senator Weicker Here’s just a partial list of Manchester Community College; Dr. Frank Hor­ adolescents to “copy” other’s behavior. General Fund. "DiRosa said (the housing project) would not has been working tirelessly for how Senator Weicker’s clout in cost the town one dime.” Sm^h said. 18 years on many matters that He said that Huestis’ analysis ’’should have Congress won help for Connecticut been done way back to show that it’s not a good don’t. in recent years; deal.” ^ Smyth acknowledged that Huestis’ figures show that the project would turn a profit in 20 • Ksluhli\hcd a major oceans research and • Helped obtain $27 million in grants lor lor behavioral research facilities at years, but he said that in the first 10 years the dcvclopmcni center at Avery Ptiinl. Gro­ New Haven Rail Line ton. which serves as a bxral point for UCONN Family ties. money would come from increased taxes. • Was instrumental in earmarking over S.^O undersea studies in the Northeast • Successfully defeated efforts to cut fed­ “I’m not going to be around in 20 years.” he million over two years for a new Charter eral funding for Connecticut’s Community • Authored law creating the Connecticut Oak Bridge. Health Centers. said. Coastal National Wildlife Refuge. Later He added, “The Democratic leadership changed designation to the Stewart • Won Congressional approval of $6..S mil­ • Brought the nation's First pediatric McKinney National Wildlife refuge. lion for construction of a library addition research and training center to the “With so many difficult issues facing decided that this was a good way to make at the University of Hartford. UCONN Health Center at Farmington. • Coauthored legislation enacted into law political hay while the sun shines.’* • Won $7.3 million for establishment of the Manchester and Connecticut, we need a State establishing a national estuary program to • Spearheaded successful effort to enable University of Bridgeport’s Technology independent voters to the right of free help clean up pollution in Long Island institute. Sound. assTKiation by participating in Republican Representative we can count on. From stand­ • Established Small Business Development primaries in the State of Connecticut. • Secured $.3 million for research and clean­ Center at UCONN. up of pollution in Long Island Sound. • Restored I Trident submarine, worth $15 ing up for our schools to battling drugs and $2.5 million sought • Won approval of amendment authorizing billion in fiscal 1987 • Won approval of $1 million in relief for the $6.5 million for military construction at city of Bridgeport to assist in the after­ • Restored $720 million for an additional deficits, I’ll be there. After all, those are issues the Naval Submarine Sch

By The Associated Press Small hail fell near Cape Girardeau, Mo., and marble-size Guido GeorgettI, sports figure By Michele Noble A tornado inflicted an esti­ teacher to wash her hands in the the skin. hail hit Mountain Home, Ark. Manchester Herald bathroom and was told that if the mated $1 million in damage in A high wind warning was The parents soon after brought southwestern Florida on Friday- Guido “Champ” Georgetti. 85, of 78 Eldridge St. wound bothered her. she should posted in southeast Wyoming, A Manchester couple wants the their daughter to the emergency while rain fell over much of the died Friday ( Nov, 4. 1988) at a local convalescent see the school nurse after class, where winds were expected to home. He was the husband of the late Florence Board of Education to pay for the the notice says. When she finally room of Manchester Memorial East, the northern Plains and the gust to more than 60 mph; A wind Hospital, where a doctor in­ Northwest. Powers Georgetti, who died March 11. medical costs required to treat did seek the aid of the nurse at advisory also was posted over the their daughter’s hand because a formed them that there were Colorado’s mountains received He was bom in Magliano. Sibina, Italy, May 8, 11;50 a.m., according to the mountains of central California. school nurse was not available traces of graphite dust inside the snow, and police said two people 1903, and had been a resident of Manchester most of notice; the nurse had left for the when the injury occurred, ac­ day. wound, the notice says. The died in a weather-related car his life. Prior to retiring, he had been employed for wound was then cleaned and the accident 40 miles west of Denver. many years as a foreman in the weaving mill of cording to a notice filed with the The notice went on to say that town clerk Friday, parents were given a prescription In Fort Meyers, Fla., county CALDWELL Cheney Brothers. He was inducted into the Muller’s teacher told the nine- Nine-year-old Susan Muller, year-old to "be sure” she showed for an antibiotic incase the wound disaster officials estimated dam­ Manchester Sports Hall of Fame this year. became infected. ages at $1 million Friday after a OIL INC. He was an outstanding baseball and softball daughter of Judith and John the injury to her parents. The tornado spawned by overnight pitcher and was horseshoe champion in New Mullerof74Columbus St., injured couple indicated in the notice that The couple indicated in the heavy thunderstorms touched England for 20 years. He was an expert rifle her hand on Oct. 19 at 10; 30 a m. when their daughter showed notice that they planned to bill the down after 1 a.m. in a residential . * marksman for three years at Camp Perry. Ohio when a pencil thrown to her by a them the wound, her hand was Manchester Board of Education area. 61 while serving in the National Guard. He was a Gold schoolmate lodged in her hand, “ red and -swollen” around the for the hospital costs, prescrip­ per gal. C- O. 0. the notice says. Nearly 100 homes were dam­ Card member of the Manchester Arm y and Navy injury and said they believed a tion and other costs incurred by 150 gal minimum purchase The student was told by her aged, but no serious injuries were Club and was also a member of the Sons of Italy and piece of lead was lodged inside them as a result of the injury. reported in the Gulf Coast com­ 649-8841 the Maglenese Society. munity, authorities said. Priem Subitet to Chongo He is survived by one son, Robert Georgetti of Manchester; one sister. Katherine Goldmitzer. of Rockville; two grandsons, and two granddaughters- in-law. Stephen and Kathy Georgetti and Brett and Donna Georgetti. all of Manchester. He also is survived by several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Monday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St Burial will be in McCavanagh FREE East Cemetery, Calling hours are 12; 30 Monday ONE VOTE AGAINST until the time of the funeral. A STATE INCOME TAX Alice Daley A History of Redeemable November 8, 1988 Alice A (Fournier) Daley. 86. of 8 Cora St.. Service District 55 Enfield, sister of Yvonne Lemire of Manchester died Friday (Nov. 4. 1988) at Johnson Memorial Manchester Board of Directors, Raginald Plnto/ManetMMw Harald At the following poll locations: Hospital. Stafford Springs. three terms as General Assembly- She was bom in Lowell. Mass., and was a resident MOURNING RELATIVES — Family members of Bolton High School English man from the 12th District. Vice ANDOVER, BOLTON. HEBRON. MARLBOROUGH of Windsor for most of her life before moving to Chairman of Judiciary Com­ teacher Joan Hopper mourn her death along with hundreds of students and Enfield 13 years ago. mittee, Founder and chairman of and,Buckley School in MANCHESTER She was a communicant of Holy Fdmily Church in friends at a memorial service Friday night. From right is Hopper's sister, Judy the Democratic Moderate Caucus. Reynolds: her husband, Albert Hopper; her son, Mark Hopper; and her by pushing down ROW A, LEVER 5 Enfield and was a member of the Daughters of daughter-in-law, Deborah Ovian Hopper. Isabella of Manchester. She was the widowof Joseph M. Dalev. whodied in April 1971. Deep Community Funeral services will be held Tuesday at a time to Roots Q uinn be announced at the Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels. Bolton teacher mourned, 61 South Road, followed by a Mass of Christian Incorporator Manchester Mem­ burial at Holy Family Church at a time to be orial Hospital, leader of United STATE REPRESENTATIVE announced. Burial will be in Mount St Benedict Way, Executive Committee of Paid for by Quinn ’88 - J. Rowlay, TrsMurar Cemetery. Bloomfield. March of Dimes, member Elks, B. students call her an Idol’ Calling hours are Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 A. Club, Knights of Columbus, and p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Irish Club. Head of McCavanagh American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave.. By Michele Noble just have to realize that I have to start Real Estate Agency. Family; wife Manchester Herald finding thow answers for myself.” Hartford, or to the American Heart Association of Greater Hartford. 310 Collins St.. Hartford. Nancy and children, Karl, James Bolton High School Principal Joseph V. Young at Heart and Sean. B O LTO N — Soft weeping was the only Fleming, who said he worked with Hopper sound that could be heard when speakers for more than 14 years, said he once wrote Julia Chadwick paused during a memorial service for Joan Childrens Clothing & Gifts a letter of recommendation for her to the Julia Quinn Chadwick. 67. wife of Kenneth W. He Gets The Job Thomas Hopper Friday night. Connecticut Writing Project. In the letter, The streets and parking lot surrounding Chadwick of 688 Center St., died Friday (Nov. 4, he said, he wrote that he had observed 1988) at Manchester Memorial Hospital after a brief Done Bolton High School were jammed packed more than 100 classes and teachers and illness. Cheney Hall funds - ‘400,000, with cars as more than 300 students, found Hopper to be among the top three. friends, colleagues, and family members She was born in Manchester N.H. on Feb. 11.1921. New Hope Manor - *200,000, of the late teacher gathered at a ceremony Fleming said he had the chance to speak She lived in Manchester, Connecticut for the last 46 tightened lawyer abuse laws, with Hopper a few days before she died. in her honor. years. better victims’ rights legislation, “ I was glad to be able to tell her She graduated from Turners Nursing School in Hopper, a 53-year-old English teacher full access to state government for personally that I thought she was the best Springfield, Mass, and was a registered nurse at who taught at the school for more than 21 all voters. JAMES R. McCAVANAQH years, died Aug. 8 after a brief illness. I’ve ever known” Fleming told the Manchester Memorial Hospital from 1942 to 1950. "She was like no other teacher I ’ve ever audience, which, after his speech, rose and She was a member of the Church of the had.” said 18-year-old Beth Zorba. a 1988 bowed their heads in silent prayer for Assumption and a member of the church’s Ladies Hopper. graduate and a former student of Guild. She was also a member of the executive Hopper’s. “ She sort of demanded a certain Hopper, who joined the Boltdn High board of the St. Agnes Guild in Hartford, a lifetime YOUR MAN FOR THE kind of respect and carried an aura about School Staff in 1%7, was named Humani­ member of the Manchester Memorial Hospital 12th GENERAL her that made you feel you were better ties Core Coordinator in 1980. She taught Auxiliary and served as a volunteer for the Penny than what you believed yourself to be” Shakespeare courses both at the high ^ Infant Clothing V Shower Gifts Saver for the past 20 years. ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Like many other students who attended school and at Manchester Community She is survived by Kenneth W. Chadwick Jr., of the ceremony. Zorba referred to Hopper as College, where she served as an adjunct Bridgewater. Mass.; a daughter. Rosemary Park of PULL LEVER 5A her “ idol” and said that her former faculty member in the Continuing Educa­ V Toddler Clothing V Dresses to Size 6\ Simsbury; a sister. Mary Ahem of Springfield. English teacher gave her the inspiration to tion Division. Mass.; three grandchildren and several nieces and choose teaching as a future career. For many years. Hopper was an advisor nephews. VOTE DEMOCRATIC Hopper’s colleague, English teacher to the National Honor Society, was an V Boys & Girls .Activewear ^ European Imports ’The funeral will be Monday at 10; 15 a.m. at the Joyce Teed, said that like many English original member of the Academic Alliance John F. Tierney Funeral Home, followed by a Mass Department staff members, she often and rerved as treasurer of the Connecticut of Christian burial at the Church of the Assumption VOTE TUESDAY FOR A STRONGER STATE COUNTRY at 11 a m. Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 & turned to Hopper when she needed Writing Project. She was also a member of Vernon Commons Paid lor by by CommlttM to Ro-«loct J iin n R. McCavanagh, Raymond F. Damato, Traaaumr. t(^9 p.m. Memorial contributions can be sent to the guidance. the Curriculum Council, the Bolton Educa­ 520 Hartford Tpke. Rte. 30 Vernon "I still often find myself thinking — I’ll tion Association, and the principal’s and Church of the Assumption or the Archdiocese of ask Joan. ” Teed said. " It’s crazy. I guess I superintendent’s advisory committees. 871-1678 Hartford. Radio and T.V., 785 Asylum Ave.. Hartford. f • • ■ • i f ]l« r • f « I t t z Finally, a reply Symphony strike in 6th week State & Region $1 million, several weeks HARTFORD (AP) — Forty-four years after Arrest made in murder he wrote a letter providing some sports information to a GI based in France, veteran but both sides are optimistic BROOKLYN, Conn. (AP) — A New Hampshire needed to fix trash plant broadcaster Bob Steele has received a reply. man was arrested Friday and charged with murder in the shooting death of a 23-year-old Brooklyn man. Steele, who marked his 52nd year on the air HARTFORD (A P ) - The six- is a lag in activity and there is strike has not significantly af­ state police said. HARTFORD (AP) - It will at WTIC-AM radio last month, said he received week-old strike by Hartford Sym­ concern about the fate of holiday fected the ballet yet. He said they generated from the burning pro­ will live up to its contractual David Saucier, 26, was arrested shortly after cost at least $1 million to make the letter this week from Ed Howson of phony Orchestra musicians is performances such as the Nut­ have used some taped music. cess, Cunningham said. obligations. Pittsfield, Mass. police arrived at a private residence in Brooklyn at repairs on the three steam boilers threatening some holiday perfor­ cracker, music officials say. To make the steel resistant to The boiler rupture came at a “ My sense isthereisuncertain- 2:20 a.m., state police said. at the Mid-Connecticut trash-to- Howson was stationed in Paris in 1944, wheif. mances — including the tradi­ Many can’t remember the last ity and uneasiness,” he said. those corrosive substances, an . bad time for Stamford-based he wrote Steele seeking updated information Authorities didn’t have a hometown for Saucier, energy plant in Hartford and the tional Nutcracker ballet — al­ time the Nutcracker was’ He said if the strike lingers over alloy of nickel, chromium and Combustion Engineering. It is saying he had been staying with friends In Brooklyn facility will be closed for several on about 30 baseball players, Steele said though both sides said Friday cancelled. the next month, there will be molybdenum will be grafted onto laying off workers after being Friday. Steele was the radio station’s sports the past two weeks. weeks, officials said. they are somewhat optimistic “ There have been a couple of some “ very serious affects.” the surface of the tubes, Cun­ battered by a $28.5 million loss in director at that time and Howson was one of his Saucier was charged in the shooting of Keith The repairs became necessary that a settlement will be reached performances by the (Hartford) Robert Hoyle, the orchestra’s ningham said. the quarter that ended Sept. 30. listeners. Edwards, apparently after the two argued, state after one of the boilers ruptured soon. ballet, the Hartford Stage is principal French horn player, Estimates still are being pre­ Company officials have attrib­ “ Normally, I would not do this, but fora guy police said. The shooting occurred at the home last week. The Connecticut Re­ But no new formal talks are performing and a visiting sym­ said he has adjusted to his new job pared, but he estimated it would uted part of the loss to costs for in the service ... I wrote him a long letter,” where Saucier had been staying, state police said. sources Recovery Authority, scheduled and some musicians phony was in town,” Handel said. at the Glastonbury Hardware, cost “ a million or so” to repair the completing trash-to-energy Steele said. Saucier was being held In lieu of $100,000 bail at which owns the plant, is steering have found alternate jobs — as “ There has been some of it. although the toughest part is ruptured boiler and to coat the plants, including the one in In addition to providing the sports informa­ the Brooklyn Correctional Center pending a garbage from 21 of the 44 towns in butchers and hardware although we are effectively in a getting to work at 6:30 a.m., an tubes in all three with the special Hartford. tion, Steele also requested that Howson probable cause hearing scheduled for Monday to the project to a trash-to-energy salesmen. silent city.” hour that musicians tend to be alloy. The Hartford plant began com­ determine whether there is sufficient evidence to plant in Bridgeport during the acknowledge receipt of the letter. Steele “There are no formal talks The New Haven Symphony is unfamiliar with. Darcy said Thursday that he mercial operation Oct. 25, four wrote: “ I want an answer. Don’t put it off.” charge Saucier with murder. shutdown. currently underway, but there also on strike. “ I’ve adjusted,” he said with a plans to withhold a $7 million months behind schedule. Design Howson finally answered in a letter written ' One boiler is expected to are some informal talks and they Arthur Anderson, president of laugh, “ Now it almost seems like payment due Combustion problems and delays hampered remain shut until Nov. 21, and the Tuesday. He also sent along a photocopy of seem somewhat encouraging,” the Hartford Ballet, said the the norm.” Body found in Windsor Engineering. the plant during its startup, which Steele’s original letter. Howson said in his said Bill Steinberg, president of other two, including the ruptured “ Until I get a very firm view of began last fall. .letter that be was going through some of his the Local 400 of the American WINDSOR (A P ) — Police said that, a jogger one, are not expected to be ready the financial damages and Two days after the CRRA items and discovered that he’d never replied to Federation of Musicians. running through trails on the grounds of Combustion until Dec. 12, said CRRA Presi­ whether CE is going to pay for all accepted the plant, the boiler Steele. “ Some (musicians) are getting Engineering Friday found the body of a 71-year-old dent William R. Darcv. those damages, I won’t sign liiy ruptured and since then engi­ “ He wanted to make good,” Steele said. other jobs — one is at a hardware woman. ^ John A. Cunningham, execu­ name to the check,” Darcy said. neers have been trying to figure There was no answer Friday at Howson’s store, another is a butcher. But Lt. Nicholas Riccio said the woman, identified as tive vice president of Combustion Cunningham said the company out what went wrong. home telephone. mostly they’re increasing their Anne Lavish. 71, of Windsor, worked part-time for 'Engineering Inc.’s Resource student loads and freelancing.” company. He said she was last seen at work Recovery Systems division in Morton E. Handel, president of Thursday. Windsor, said company experts the Hartford Symphony Orches­ He said there is no evidence of foul play and called believe they have pinpointed the O p e n H o u s e Candidate offers tra, said that although 26 perfor­ it an “ untimely death.” corrosive substances that wore mances have been cancelled. ” I He said an autopsy will be performed Saturday at steel steam tube6 in one boiler so Sunday, November 6th / 12-4 P M AIDS explanation think everyone involved in the the office of the chief state medical examiner in thin that they burst from steam process is doing everything they Farmington. pressure on Oct. 27. can to come to a quick BOLTON Combustion Engineering built BRID G EPO RT (A P ) — An ugly encounter on the resolution.” What a placa to start, a family horns offarlng thraa badrooma, great campaign trail led Democratic congressional The strike, which began Sept. IRS wants estate money and operates the plant. Thin tubes room, aat-ln kitchan, separata dining room and ample storage. This were found in the other boilers candidate Roger J. Pearson on Friday to amplify 23, primarily affects the 21 home offers delux updates such as all nighter woodstovs, ceramic bath, DANBURY (AP) — The Internal Revenue after they were shut for his position on AIDS. players in the orchestra’s core •1,000 In new lighting, new carpeting and linoleum plus a new 12x16 inspection. Pearson, an attorney from Greenwich, istryingto orchestra, who last year were storage shad. Situated on over 1/3 acre lightly wooded lot. Priced right Service, claiming that the late Richard L. Nahley wrest • the 4th District seat from Republican paid an annual salary of about at •145,000. Call today and see what this home has to offer. Ask for owed the government more than $1 million on The likely culprits for the Christopher Shays of Stamford. $15,000 to $18,000. They players Sylvia — 683-1500 or 846-1615. ill-gotten income, may assert its legal right to be corrosion were vapors of lead and On Wednesday, a man refused to shake Pearson’s are seeking raises, along with paid before any of the people who lost thousands of zinc chloride, a combination of hand while Pearson was campaigning at a improvements in their working dollars to the former Danbury probate judge. metals and salt compounds. South Manchester s u p e^ a rk et in Stamford. ’The man told the conditions and benefits. “ We want to be in priority order as the law Two, four bedroom Colonial sytle homes permits.” said Michael J. Dobzinksi. the tax African ‘Eve’ found candidate he was a Republican. Although other musical groups are presently available. All amenities. “ Well, you could still shake my hand.” Pearson D E A N r« agency’s Connecticut spokesman. Molecular biologists compar­ in the city are performing, there was quoted as saying in Thursday’s editions of The la Hartford Probate Judge Robert K. Killian Jr., ing genetic material from the Starting at *295,000. assigned to oversee the case. called the IRS position Bridgeport Telegram. placentas of 147 women of differ­ (Trades considered) The man walked away, then turned around and “ un-American.” ent racial backgrounds have yelled, “ I might get AIDS.” Trial publicity The IRS must first prove its claim that Nahley deduced an African “ E ve.” the Pearson ^as quoted as replying, “ Republicans owed $1,008,917, not including penalities, on money ancestor of every living person. P e t e r m a n B u il d in g C o m p a n y don’t get AIDS, they give it.” boosted sales OPEN HOUSE he embezzled from clients of his private law The descendants of this ancestor, Shays’ predecessor, nine-term congressman practice. Nahley committed suicide in Washington. they theorize, carried her DNA to 649-9404 Stewart B. McKinney of Westport, died of AIDS for Newman SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1-4 PM D.C.. last year. the rest of the world, says Dir: So. Main St. to Spring St. to Gardner St. to Sunny Brook Drive. complications in May 1987. 6 TANGLEWOOD LANE, BOLTON, CT National Geographic. On Friday. Pearson said he took offense at the Man committed for murder man’s remark and was quoted inaccurately. WESTPORT (AP) — New­ “ What I said was: ‘Republicans just don’t get man’s Own food business sales HARTFORD (A P) — A Southington man. who AIDS. They give it, too,” ’ Pearson said. “ I was are up about 25 percent this year, claimed God.directed him to kill his daughter in talking about everybody, but somehow it doesn’t get partly because of a burst of April, was committed to a state mental hospital on VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 8" reported this way. activity during the highly public­ Friday. “ It seemed to me he (the man) was making fun of ized trial of a civil suit against A three-judge panel committed Ronald St. John. the AIDS issue, which is deadly serious business, actor and founder Paul Newman, 43. to Whiting Forensic Institute in Middletown for and I wanted him to know that all people, regardless the company said. up to 60 years in connection with the April 15 of political affiliation, are capable of being Westport delicatessen owner stabbing death of his daughter. Jillan. St. John was transmitters as well as recipients (of AIDS),” Julius Gold is suing Newman in originally charged with murder. Pearson said. Bridgeport Superior Court, The same three-judge panel found St. John not claiming he was promised 8 guilty by reason of insanity earlier this fall. A percent of the stock from New­ psychiatrist testified at the time that St. John was Nuclear adviser named man’s Own in exchange for his If In-laws are part of your home, but you’re needing more space, here suffering from acute paranoid psychosis when he help starting the company. Is the perfect Itt-law arrangmsnt; living room w/fireplace. full bath stabbed his daughter several times in thefchest with CARL ZINSSER SUSAN BUCKNO PETER FUSSC AS PAUL MUNNS MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) ^ The Department of eating space kitchen. Ige. bedroom. closeU and pantry storage plus a two kitchen knives after cutting a chocolate Easter state Senate state Representative . State Representative State Representative Public Service has hired a Springfield man to act as Newman says the allegation is s e rra te entrsrTce Your family will not compromise In the Immaculate bunny for her. an advisor on nuclear issues and be a liaison without merit. A four-week trial th rw bedroom level with oversized IMng/dlnlng rooms, screened-ln ended this summer in a mistrial. porch and aatlng apaca kitchan and many updataa. Pricad at *190,500. A state-appointed psychiatrist has said that St. between the state and the Vermont Yankee nuclear John told him that while he was cutting the power plant. A new trial hasn’t been scheduled Specisl Financing - 683-1509 or 646-1615 - ask for Sylvis yet. chocolate, God told him to kill his daughter. He Officials reviewed more than 100 resumes-before DIrsctlons: FrOT M , tsks as south, Islt on School, right on Hebron, and left on began stabbing his daughter with the knife he had Tanglewood to sign. Cell for Information - 683-1506. choosing 43-year-old William Sherman to replace On Friday. Newman released a been using, but needed a larger one, St. John told the nuclear engineer Phillip Pauli, said Richard statement saying that net sales SEE YOU THEREtt VICTORY m ’88 psychiatrist. Sedano, the department's chief engineer on Friday. from his food products were $30 “ It’s been our position that Mr. St. John is quite ill Pauli resigned earlier this year. million from Jan. 1 through Oct. and we’re pleased the criminal case is over and he NEED A RIDE TO THE POLLS? CALL 645-0595 Sherman has been a consultant for the depart­ 31. He said sales were $24 million can concentrate on tending to his illness,” Dennis F. Headquarters Open 10am-3pm • Evening 6-8pm ment for the last two years and has worked for 13 in the first ten months of 1987. Gaffney, St John's attorney, said. “ It’s really the years for Stone It Webster Elngineering Corp., a Sales increased- 28 percent only decision based on the evidence that the court PaM tor by the Mwchielir Repubaean Town CommMsa, Raymond Buohno. Treasumr. Boston-based architectural and engineering firm during the trial, Newman’s Own could have made.” that designs and builds nuclear power plants. said. 'ti i- X r"T‘ /*') l;’» I’’*»’ > I't* • ^ • • C! V- t IJjp 1 f *( !**'♦ _ ^veS\ ^4 ‘'1»'» Roy Innis says he’s done with TV brawls to Corhell grad NEW YORK (AP) — A free-for-all chairman of the Congress of Raciai Innis conceded. “I’ve had two inci­ Other guests included Innis, Rabbi with white supremacists that left talk Equality, to grab a young white dents because of a new phenomenon A. Bruce Goidman and a Bayonne, show host Geraldo Rivera with a supremacist by the neck; other that is hitting America in the last N.J., coupie who said they were broken nose wili be civil rights leader Computers cleared; IVv.-.Ki*', supremacists stormed the stage, and couple of years: increased pubiic attacked and terrorized by skinheads. Roy Innis’ last television brawl, Innis chairs and punches were thrown. indecency.” The brawi started when John no serious damage said Friday. Eariier this year, Innis had a run-in “There are certain racist types, Metzger, 20, ieader of the White Aryan “Let me say that I, in relation to my with New York activist the Rev. Ai biacks and whites, who feei they have Resistance Youth, complained about NEW YORK (AP) — The “virus” program th at' wife, I have retired from fighting on Sharpton, shoving him to the floor on a constitutional right to verbally “kikes” and caiied Innis an “Uncie infected computers across the country was created teievision,” Innis said on the WWOR- the Morton Downey Show. abuse and physically abuse people,” Tom.” by a graduate student at Comeil University whose TV program, “People Are Talking.” “I don’t want to use the term Innis said. “I think it is immorai for Innis got up from his seat and began father i& one of the government’s most respected The latest episode — the second culprit, but you have the same person decent peopie to acquiesce to that.” choking Metzger. Innis said he computer security experts. The New York Times time a television interview involving making the first move” on both Rivera’s show featured members of “gently massaged his neck.” reported in today’s editions. Innis turned vioient — occurred programs, said Biii Boggs, executive the White Aryan Resistance Youth, The resuit, Rivera said, was “iike a Two sources with detailed knowledge of the case Thursday during the taping of Rive­ producer of the Downey show. The American Front and Skinheads of bench-clearing brawl at a hockey told the Times that Robert T. Morris Jr., 23, a ra’s taik show. “I surely didn’t need a confronta­ the Nationai Resistance, the iatter match, ^bout a dozen of them came computer science graduate student whom friends Racist remarks prompted Innis, tion after the Sharpton situation,” named for their close-cropped hair. out of the audience.” describe as briliiant, wrote the set of computer 1 instructions as an experiment. The virus was introduced into the Arpanet, the Department of Defense computer network, the Times said. It was intended to live there innocently and undetected, slowly making copies that would move from computer to computer, the report said. But a design error caused it instead to repiicate ARBORS out of controi, uitimateiy jamming more than 6,000 AT1KX>UI«K>K computers nationwide. The virus apparentiy caused no damage other than the thousands of hours that computer scientists and programmers were spending to remove it from their systems. By Friday, universities and research centers turned their computers back on. ARBORS AT HOP BROOK Sources told the Times the younger Morris fiew to Washington Friday and is pianning to hire a lawyer and meet with officials of the Defense Communica­ - i tions Agency, in charge of the Arpanet network, to discuss the case. •i jff His father, Robert Morris Sr., has written wideiy on the security of the Unix operating system, the computer master program that was the target of his AP photo son’s virus program, of which, the sources said, he VIRUS HUNTING — Jeff Schiller, byte program that he identified as the hac no prior knowledge. manager of corhputer networks at the computer “virus" that slowed computers OPEN! 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(AP) - PTL founder signature Friday on legislation giving a treaty Jim Bakker was not surprised when prosecu­ BOSTON (AP) — Ten years ago, when Bob Beal neighboring Cambridge and Portland, Ore. — and in banning genocide the force of American law marks COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Indian troops to Male. He quoted Transport Minister Ahmed Muji- paid $7,500 for a parking space on tony Beacon Hill, Indian navy ships Friday night Kapoor as saying the deaths tors sent him a letter telling him he was the the face of public exasperation, the city is preparing the end of a 40-year struggle and represents the final thaba was abducted. some of his friends thought he was nuts. to seek a partial reprieve. feather in the political cap of retiring Sen. William surrounded a boat filled with included civilians. The Kuwaiti news agency target of a 15-month federal grand Jury foreign mercenaries who seized The foreign minister said In­ investigation *into the television ministry’s But this year, two spots in the same garage Early next year, said Transportation Commis­ Proxmire, D-Wis. KUNA quoted Sheik Mohammed changed hands for $135,000 each — and 10 more sioner Richard A. Dimino, the city will present a Proxmire delivered more than 3,300 daily hostages and fled the Maldives dian and Maldivian troops con­ Rashid, an adviser to Gayoom, as finances, an attorney said Friday. after trying to overthrow its ducted house-to-house searches “Obviously, when you’re notified in writing, buyers put their names on a waiting list. So who’s plan calling for the addition of 5,000 spaces. speeches over 19 years before the Senate voted on identifying the abducted official nuts now? In addition, the city is trying to encourage car and Feb. 11. 1986, to ratify the treaty. That act turned government, according to reports and combed dozens of atolls in as Communications Minister it’s a cause of concern," Ryaii Hovis said when from the archipelago. Indian Ocean nation of coral asked for his client’s response to the Oct. 24 “I’d say it looks like it was a pretty good van pools by reserving spaces for them in municipal back four decades of opposition by conservatives Mujtabi Hussein. investment," Beal said. “Wouldn’t you?” garages. And it is looking to build new garages in who contended it would undermine rights of A doctor and a pharmacist islands and islets. Gayoom, who has survived letter from federal prosecutor Charles contacted by telephone in Male, Alexander. Of course, not all parking in this city is so outlying areas. Americans under the Constitution and infringe U.S. Radio Male said five mercenar­ three coup attempts since he was expensive. A space in the garage under the Boston sovereignty. the capital, said Maldives televi­ ies were arrested. elected president in 1978, said an “This is not news to us, it’s been known for To get the new spaces, Boston will have to prove to sion reported the Indians were the better part of a year (that Bakker was a Common goes for $110 a month. All you have to do is the environmental agencies that lifting the cap But it took another two-year struggle to win Several foreign diplomats in Sri investigation was under way to sign up and wait your turn — which, at the present “would not make the air quality situation any congressional passage of the legislation needed to trying to negotiate on the high determine who was behind the target),’’ he said, adding it was not a foregone seas for the hostages’ release. Lanka, about 500 miles northeast conclusion that he would be indicted. rate, would come in about seven years, according to worse, and, preferably, would make an improve­ implement the treaty by making genocide — the of the Maldives, said the invaders latest attack. the state agency that runs the 1,500-car garage. ment,” said Barbara Kwetz, a state air pollution deliberate destruction of a specific population — The mercenaries, thought to be In Sri Lanka, a spokesman for The grand Jury has been impaneled since Tamils from nearby Sri Lanka, numbered no more than 150. August 1987 to investigate allegations of mail While prices on Beacon Hill and the wait at the regulator. punishable under U.S. law and setting stem Radio Male said about 700 the biggest Tamil militant group, Common may be extreme examples, there is no penalties for violators. fled early Friday after Indian the Liberation Tigers of Tamil and wire fraud, conspiracy and criminal tax To a large extent, Boston’s parking problem is a paratroopers landed to help Pres­ Indian paratroopers were sent in. violations. question that parking has become expensive, The Senate version of the genocide implementa­ Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Eelam, denied involvement. time-consuming and frustrating in downtown matter of simple geography; Downtown covers less tion bill is officially called “The Proxmire Act" to ident Maumoon Abdul Gayoom Tamils, a minority in Sri Lanka, Since that time, prosecutors have subpo­ than 2 square miles, and is bound by Boston Harbor and his lightly armed security Gandhi did not say how many enaed thousands of documents to try to learn Boston. honor the long crusade of the senator who is closing there were, but he said they would have been waging a war there for On an average day, according to a recent study by to the west and the Charles River to the north and out a 31-year Senate career. forces. an independent nation. how Bakker operated the PTL and how he and east. be withdrawn soon. his aides spent millions of dollars in contribu­ the city’s transportation department, 99 percent of About 20 hostages, including a Several Western diplomats in the spaces in the financial district are filled by 10 But the crunch also has been exacerbated by a Cabinet minister and bis family, The identity of the abducted Colombo said they suspected tions from 1980-87. building boom in which high-rent office buildings Shamir presses coalition Bakker resigned as PTL president in March a.m. By noon, the occupancy rate rises to 102 were hustled aboard the 5,000-ton Cabinet minister was not known. Gayoom’s predecessor, Ibrahim percent — the extra 2 percent reflecting illegally have drawn more workers and, in some cases, JERUSALEM (AP) — Final election results boat when gunmen fled through The Indian air force officer said Nasir, who has been living in 1987 in the midst of a sex-and-money scandal. supplanted parking lots or garages. issued Friday gave Yitzhak Shamir’s Likud bloc 40 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether parked vehicles. Masts of Indian machine-gun fire, he did not know the man’s name. Singapore since abruptly leaving While many major cities have similar problems, City officials contend that ther^ is no lack of parliament keats and the prime minister pressed said a senior Indian air force Several Male residents said the Maldives in 1978. Bakker and his associates raised money on ahead to form a majority coalition with rightist and television and through the mail for one purpose Boston’s is particularly acute, because the parking parking enforcement. Boston’s corps of parking officer. supply has been frozen since 1973, when the federal officers has Jumped almost 50 percent in the last religious parties. The officer, who spoke on and spent it on another. They also want to know His aides brushed aside calls for a new version of whether any of the money was used for Environmental Protection Agency and a state year, from es'to 95, and the city has been issuing condition of abonymity after environmental agency set a cap of 35,500 spaces in tickets at the rate of 150,000 a month. the 4-year-old "national unity” coalition with the returning from Male, said an Vatican may be asked personal benefit. center-left Labor Party of Foreign Minister Shimon an effort to control smog. Still, a $15 ticket can seem cheap compared to the unknown number of mercenaries Only a few cities have such caps — others include price of parking in a garage. Peres, which won 39 of the 120 Knesset seats. The and their sympathizers also were fractious Likud-Labor arrangement was made on the boat. to reconsider document after the indecisive 1984 election. The attempted coup began WASHINGTON (AP) - The How to make peace with the Arabs and end the disarmament or income distribu­ shortly before dawn Thursday National Council of Catholic tion. Such instances cause con­ 11-month-old rebellion among the 1.5 million when gunmen attacked the presi­ Bishops may ask the Vatican to Palestinians of the occupied West Bank and Gaza cern in Rome. dential palace in Male. Gayoom reconsider a recent document The Vatican working paper Strip were the focus of Tuesday's election, in which appealed to India, the biggest State Representative the conservative religious parties gained strength. that called for curtailing the role sent to bishops conferences military power in the region, for of such councils. worldwide for comment warned help. At a meeting later this month, of the potential for disharmony New claim oh hostages India’s state-run television Fri­ the group will consider a report, with Rome and harm to the day showed bullet-pocked go­ drafted by a panel of leading appearance of automomy of local BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The group holding vernment buildings in Male, bishops, asking for bishops. Terry Anderson captive said Friday the Reagan including the headquarters of the reconsideration. The U.S. bishops' response administration is blocking the release of hostages 1,200-man Maldivian security The panel has termed the PETER FUSSCAS seeks a reconsideration of the by ignoring its messages. forces. document “deficient" and critic­ A statement delivered to a Western news agency matter, terming the initial draft Gayoom was shown smiling ized it for making “rigid and “deficient enough to suggest that Leadership Making A Difference! said Washington would not’take “realistic steps" to and looking fit. He said he confusing" distinctions without end the ordeal of the 14 foreigners held hostage in a new draft should be framed." requested India military assist­ grounds in church law or from the Members of the U.S. committee 1981-82 Lebanon, nine of whom are Americans. It said ance “in order to minimize Second Vatican Conference. 1985-86 President Reagan was like “the ostrich that hides writing the response were Arch­ Appropriation Committee, Program Re­ casualties among the civilians." A two-thirds vote of the bishops bishop John May of St. Louis, Labor and Public Employees Commit­ her head in the sand so that the hunter will not see Ahmed Abdullah Aziz, Maldi­ view and Investigatlona Committee, tee, Public Safety Committee, Republi­ her." will be needed to transmit the retired Cardinal John Krol of vian high commissioner in Co­ concerns of the group to Rome. Republican BUI Screening Committee. can BUI Screening Committee. The typewritten statement in Arabic signed by Philadelphia, Cardinal Joseph lombo, said 12 people were killed National conferences of bi­ Bernardin of Chicago, Archbi­ Islamic Jihad, a Shiite Moslem group loyal to Iran, during the attack. But Baldev shops relate the teachings of the was in a sealed envelope with a blurry instant shop John R. Quinn of San The Appropriations Committee is one of The Republican Bill screening Commit­ Kapoor, a photographer for the Roman Catholic Church to the Francisco, Archbishop John R. the two most important committees in the photograph of Anderson, the longest-held captive. Sygma agency, quoted Foreign people of their nations. However, tee is set up to review all legislation which It was the 14th photograph released of Anderson, Roach of St. Paul and Minneapo­ General Assembly, it provides oversight Minister FathuUa Jameel as on occasion the Mshops in one lis and Bishop James W. Malone is scheduled to be voted upon in the House chief Middle East correspondent of The Associated saying 30 people died. nation take different positions lor all state programs, and state agency of Representatives. It sets the agenda lor Press, since his abduction March 16,1985. of Youngstown, Ohio. The late s Kapoor was one of several from those in another on social or Cardinal John Dearden of Detroit budgets and receives legislation from all Bills to be heard and amendments to be Indian Journalists taken with political issues such as nuclear also participated. other committees when state dollars are introduced. Soviets halt withdrawal spent. MOSCOW (AP) —The Soviet Union said Friday it 1987-88 has suspended military withdrawal from Afghanis­ 1983-84 Appropriations Committee, Public Assistant minority Leader, Finance tan and sent in Sophisticated weapons because of Revenue and Bonding Committee, Se­ unrelenUng pressure from Moslem guerrillas. Safety Committee, Republican Screen­ lect Commutes on Substance Abuse, Witnesses have reported MiG-27 grtmnd-attack ing Committee Jets and SS-1 Scud missiles in Afghanistan. YOU’RE INVITED Republican BUI Screening Committee, 5 SubeommUtee on Bonding. Alexander Bessmertnykh, first deputy foreign Public Safely Committee deals with all minister, repeated Soviet accusations that the Rep Fusscas' fcxinh term added Leadership re- to Help Re-elect Jack Thompson matters concerning public safety, including United States and Pakistan violate the withdrawal sponsibilily and membership on the newly created law enforcement, tire protection, and vet­ Select Committee on Substance Abuse in addition, agreement by sending a constant Bow of arms to the service on the BotKling Subcommittee, allocated insurgents. What? A Pancake B r^kfastl Where? ELKS CLUB erans affairs. hundreds of millions of dollars for prison facilities, day ‘ ‘The Soviet troops are being withdrawn due to the care, senior atizen centers, open space, affordable good will of the Soviet government, ” Bessmertnykh When? November 6. 1988 Bissell St. J. Peter Fusscas housing and many other areas of concern lor the 55Ih told a news briefing. “They will be withdrawn in 5 Manchester District honorable conditions.” Time? 8 am - 12 pm Assistant Minority Leader He said an atmosphere of bombing, mortar and rocket attacks on civilians, government soldiers Price? Tickets are •S®® and the departing Soviet forces "does not provide Children under 12 and Senior Citizens - *1.50 EXPERIENCE Working to make a great place to live, a better place to live.

the conditions for such a withdrawal of Soviet P ild lo r by CommlWM to iltc t Jack Thompson, Hogsr Nsgro, Tt—luwf. P aC *0r Ov oeler PuSSMS lor StaiR P eor«entativ«. PhylkS CarriSOa, Treaso'Ol troops,” and declared; “The withdrawal of the troops is being suspended." OPINION O p en Forum

No local control It means that our already effective, booklets each year espousing an dedicated Planning and Zoning Com- educational policy, that sets specific Rational spending in ‘partnership’ missiort members will be swamped guidelines to be accomplished in each Government workers with all manner of additional tasks. discipline, that states over and over or ration it all? To the Editor; So, too, will be our other local boards again the importance and value of To the Editor: THIS and commissions — what with gener­ instructional time. arsa In the Coventry town clerk’s office ating the information, details and This same central administration hit the campaign traii one may read Public Act 88-305. It is a In response to David Shapera’s backup material the act requires in then tests its elementary students for new law passed by the recent letter to the editor;. Does he want > v ^ establishing local “ needs, strategies nine days in the first two months of legislative session. It is worth reading rational government spending or to campaign. Staying out of a and priorities.” Clearly, more people school and then voluntary agrees to By Jack Anderson in advance of the public hearing on “ ration all” government spending. national campaign is next to will have to be employed; but, subject its grades 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8 to at and Dale Van Atta Monday. Nov. 7, that the Town Where does he think the money went? impossible for political animals, strikingly, the act provides no money least five additional days of testing Council is holding to consider an How about education? If your child Berman explained. to a local community in undertaking within the first 50 days of school. This WASHINGTON — American ordinance creating a housing can’t read, remember you got what In 1980, Richard Moe was this “ housing partnership” program. additional testing is not part of any taxpayers have paid the salary partnership. you, paid for. Before the Education Mondale’s vice presidential chief This is a state-run and state- planned testing program and in no for at least one of George Bush’s Enhancement Act, urban teachers got of staff. He stayed back in controlled' program. It strikes at the way further enhances the school’s ,key campaign advisers, and Clearly, this is not a local program. combat pay and rural teachers got Washington during the heart of local control. It is reminiscent already extensive testing knowledge several Massachusetts state offi­ The act says, “ The commissioner of food stamps. campaign. of the desert fable about the camel of each child. The only things that the cials have bailed out of their housing shall establish and adminis­ How about ConnPace; Do you want Fuller, on the other hand, is that just pokes its nose under the tent. additional testing does accomplish government jobs temporarily to ter a housing partnership program your mother eating canned pet food so rarely away from Bush. When we It brings to mind the infamous are to penalize each test taker and campaign for Michael Dukakis. (through local housing partnerships she can afford to pay for the asked about Fuller’s involvement DevCo experience that wracked our deprive him or her of the valuable These arrangements aren’t and other state agencies) to solve medication that eases her pain or in the campaign, a Bush spokes­ local government some years ago. instructional time promised in the seemly but they are legal. housing problems faced by the gives her sight? For the elderly living man at first claimed that Fuller Then, an outside combine, fueled by many booklets distributed by the Candidates who drag their staff community and develop ways to on fixed incomes, ConnPace subsidies limits his work on the road to some Hartford big-money interest, school system and to overburden and people along on the campaign increase the supply and availability of can at least put hamburg on the table. White House business. Then the slipped in and tried to build a discourage dedicated teachers who trail'step into a gray area. The affordable housing in the community. How about our volunteer firefigh­ spokesman contradicted himself, pie-in-the-sky community that, are faced with the now-impossible Hatch Act is supposed to keep “ It is significant that the legislators ters and paramedics? Our rural saying Fuller’s work on the thanks to an aroused citizenry, ws task of pursuing the educational goals politics out of the federal work­ avoided defining the phrase “ afforda­ poulation keeps multiplying over­ campaign has been checked out sent packing. Public Act 88-305 has all and standards for which they are held place, but it has one big loophole.) ble housing” — for the very bedrock night. Do you suggest the firefighters "W, M m i WW \T-UT'& TO lOeOLOSY....'' by White House lawyers and is too many of the old DevCo implica­ accountable. It does not apply to anyone paid upon which this act is based hinges turn off the lights in the station and perfectly legal. tions as I read it. The Town Council I ask you, as a concerned parent, to out of the president’s executive upon a clear definition of “ affordable play soft music so their equipment Fuller’s duties have included should well remember that expe­ review the manner in which you make budget, and that includes the vice housing.” To a wealthy person, there can “ multiply” in the dark? Perhaps advising Bush on speeches, polls rience, and forthwith withdraw its decisions and to include teacher president’s staff. could be one meaning; to a working they can give a whole new dimension Booker makes a choice and primary results. He also proposed ordinance. response in your decision-making Lower-level bureaucrats and couple with good-paying jobs, to the term “ cottage industry.” keeps in reguiar touch with process. I ask you also to minimize the do got more heart when he talk. He just state government functionaries another: to a single parent with Anybody want to buy a baby fire truck campaign chief James Baker, Jesse A. Bralnard damage this year by limiting any By Chuck Stone ain’t got much heart for us bloods. I be walk a thin line when they several children, another; and to an for 30 or 40 grand? strategist Lee Atwater and polls­ 1000 South St., Coventry further testing, and' I ask you to seein' theiin ads he run on television 'bout campaign for their bosses. Some » old couple living on Social Security, Some essential services cannot be ter Bob Teeter. investigate. any means possible to With the presidential election on top of this brother who raped a woman when he take unpaid leaves of absence, yet another. This is a major flaw in the rationed. They are needed for our While it may be legitimate job ^ v e these children back the valuable us. / visited my cherished colleague in be on furlough from prison. They keep but then taxpayers are left to act — one bound to blur perceptions ultimate survival; that is our right; for government workers to be at instructional time you have taken Hulem, Booker Leroi Jackson, and asked showin’ his picture, as if to say, "Look wonder who is minding the store. and lead to cosily litigation. And, Bolton story sounds the beck and call .of their bosses, away. that is rational government spending. him about his electoral intentions. what this niggah did to that white lady.” Staffers who are careful to while cloaked in humane and comfort­ I intend to support Sen. Marie working at taxpayer expense to like a frabrication For whatever reason this decision Everybody been talkin’ 'bout the " L ” word decline a paycheck while on the ing phrasing stressing “ partnership,” Herbst and the policies and programs He declined to speak to me. get them elected leaves a bad was made — lack of foresight, poor in the campaign, but Georgebush’s ads . campaign trail could still take this is an act that puts the state — she has worked so hard for. 'Don^ interrupt a man when he be taste. To the Editor: judgment, an attempt to please a only talk 'bout the “ N ” woitl. ^ advantage of public resources through its commissioner of housing, prayin,"" he admonished me. testing company — it is sad to know If the woman who was raped be black, back at the office — secretarial into direct control of local planning A few minutes later, he left the room. On In reference to M. Supple’s letter to that the people who will pay the price Linda Sumner Georgebush’s campaign staff wouldn’t of time, postal privileges, supplies Maneuvers curtailed and control of its land use. 684 Cedar Swamp Road, Coventry the table was the prayer he had written: the editor Nov. 2, in which a story is are the students you are supposed to even talked about Mikeldekakis bein’ soft and telephone bills. Soviet ships>are spending less The mechanism is none-too subtle. Yo, Lord — recalled concerning Mr. Zinsser and be nurturing and developing. on crime. Craig Fuller, Bush’s White time out of port, and even when It is accomplished by the formation, It be that time again when we be 'spected Mr. Fusscas, please have M. Supple Georgebush say them ads don’t be House chief of staff, has made no they conduct major naval exer­ by ordinance of a town council, of an to draide who gon’ lead us into the expand upon this with place and date. racist. I believe him. I also believed secret of his work on the cam­ cises, those exercises are concen­ apparently innocuous local “ housing Helene Springer With the heat gone, promised land, and I don't be happy 'bout In checking the minutes of the Richard Nixon when he said he weren’t no paign. Fuller has traveled with trated close to the Soviet main­ partnership” composed of the council 37 Highwood Drive, Manchester either one. I don’t care what Bobby Bolton Board of Selectmen, since I the library Is cold liar. the Bush entourage and has been land. U.S. Navy analysts figure chairman (in the case of Coventry) McFerrin sing in that ol’ dumb song 'bout became a member of the board in July What I don’t understand. Lord, and featured in story after story as a that the Soviets are responding to with representatives appointed by the "Don’t Worry, Be Happy.” I’m worried, 1979, this is the first time I ’ve heard To the Editor: perhaps you can hip me to this, is how the campaign kingpin — all the while America’s increasing maritime council from the following: Planning this “ story.” and I ain’t happy. Republicans be gettin’ away with badmou- Lack of coverage collecting his annual salary of strategy of deploying more forces and Zoning and Inland Wetlands The then-state senator, Carl The M ary Cheney Library should How can entee-body not worry 'bout thin’ Mikeldekakis’s furlough program $89,500. near Soviet territory. The Soviets commissions; Housing Authority and Zinsser, did present an official have heat on raw, cold days like our being forced to decide between the Duke while he be governor, yet they don’t be of Lenora FulanI Democrats are not innocent on are also responding to the tighten­ any local development auhority; the citation to outgoing member John Nov. 1 this year. airf the Spook. (Just in case that one admittin’ that President Ronald McDonald this score either. At least a dozen ing of their own budget. They local business community; public- Carey at the June 16, 1981, meeting. To the Editor: I was glad to read in the Herald that slipped by you. Lord, the vice president had the exact same kind of furlough Massachusetts officials took un­ simply can’t afford to show their interest groups; and local “ profes­ What meeting did Mr. Zinsser and Mr. last summer’s 90-degree library once was a CIA spy.) program when he be governor of paid leaves from their state jobs might on the open seas. One thing sionals” in urban planning, land use Fusscas attend at which they were not temperature is to be a thing of the Man, what a pair, Mikeldekakis and California. I am writing as a longtime resident to work on the Dukakis cam­ that has not changed is the threat and housing. These are the local foot recognized? This “ story” sounds to of Connecticut who is concerned about past. Georgebush — Mutt and Jeff of IMS. Republicans lie. and the truth ain’t in paign. Only one. Department of posed by Soviet submarines. The soldiers. me like a Carter Street fabrication. the lack of coverage of Dr. Lenora A suggestion regarding Sunday David said, “ Blessed is the man whom them. Democrats lie, too. The truth be in Welfare Commissioner Charles Soviets are making significant Once appointed, the commissioner Mr. Zinsser and Mr. Fusscas both editions of The New York Times and thou choosest.” But I really don’t believe them, but it be smothered. Fulani, the independent candidate for Atkins, is still earning a state strides in developing anti­ confers upon the iocai “ partnership” know me and have been most president of the United States, has Boston Globe newspapers. Have a you be choosin’ either one of these dudes. That’s why I need your help. Lord, in salary. He took six weeks of his submarine weaponry and sen­ the preferential “ development desig­ available and helpful when needed. In volunteer member of the library staff E very Sunday, we sing in church “ A deciding who to vote for. received from local and national vacation to work for Dukakis, the sors. And their undersea craft nation.” Tbis triggers the assignment contrast. I ’ve had the opportunity to media. pick them up locally each week. Then Mighty Fortress Is Our God,” but no I admit I be better off today than I be four Quincy Patriot Ledger recently have grown increasingly more by the commissioner of a “ contact meet Mr. Meotti once at the Manches­ Dr. Fulani is the first woman to be both would be available Monday fortress can be an honest-to-goodness years ago. I be workin’ at a good job. My reported. quiet. person” to work directly with the local ter Herald-sponsored debate here in on the ballot Jn all 50 states and the mornings — not Tuesday (for the fortress if it be choosin’ two pillboxes to run friends all be workin’. Gen. Noriega be The last time the Democrats group and to oversee its work. Bolton at the Community Hall. District of Columbia and the first Times) and Wednesday (for the for president. workin’ sendin’ drugs to America. Jesse had the luxury of being the Among the “ work” to be done, using From the records, M. Supple is not black woman to receive primary Globe) as now results from receiving Take the one who walk closest to the Jackson be workin’ runnin’ for president. Mini-editorial incumbenU in the White House other outside agencies, is a determi­ registered as a Bolton voter. matching funds. I met her campaign them by mail. ground. You know I always be a Democrat, And I ’m sick o^ him. Jesse done done this Congress has bowed to election- Z’ was 1980. Former Vice President nation of the Ipcai housing needs and staff when they spoke at my church, This might even be a saving of Lord, but this little dude who be runnin’ on thing twice now. He gettin’ to be the year pressure and elevated the Walter Mondale told our asso­ availability of “ affordabie housing." Selectman Douglas T. Cheney and I am impressed by her commit­ money, besides time, and would the Democratic ticket make me want to equal-opportunity version of Harold Veterans Administration to a ciate Stewart Harris that the Then a “ strategy” wiii evoive, and 21 South Road, Bolton ment to ordinary people at the grass certainly provide better service for run away from him. He can’t even make Stassen. Cabinet-level department. In Carter White House had guide­ priorities set. If iocai “ reguiations” roots. the library patrons. The Acton Li­ his eyebrows go up and down. And every During the civil rights movement, this signing the bill. President Rea­ lines to keep government em­ are found to be im'pediments — I ’ m a black woman myself and I brary in Old Saybrook now follows time I see him on television, he talk like he old black man tol’ Martin Luther King Jr., gan said the change would give ployees out of the campaign. * pianning and zoning, for exampie, Testing program know the Democrats and Republicans this plan very successfully. be readin’ the telephone directory. “ I ain’t what I oughta be, I ain’t what I’d the veterans “ what they have But a small contingent of key wetlands or others — changes will aren’t doing anything for my com­ The tall Republican dude who be runnin’ deserved for so long, a seat at the like to be, but thank God. I ain’t what I used White House aides traveled with have to be made. State, town and penalizes pupils munity. It’s time we used our votes to Marjorie C. LInsay against him always sound like a puppy dog to be.” table in our national affairs.” We Carter and Mondale, according to private lands can even by used to teach the Democratic Party that if 55 Church St., Manchester what just been spanked. He whines. But he disagree. What the veterans have And that’s why I’m votin’ for Mikeldeka­ Mike Berman, a Carter White readjust the community resources, if To the Editor: they want our votes, they ha ve to earn desesrved for so long is a VA that kis. Lord. I do has to look m yself in the House aide who now works on the required to attain a proper “ balance” our votes. We have a choice this year; is competently managed and mirror the day after electibn day. Dukakis campaign. Berman was and provide “ affordable housing.” To James P. Kennedy, Manchester We 'don’t have to vote for the responsive to their needs. Sitting Letters to the editor Manchester HeraM Cuz, “ What is a man profited if he shall in charge of keeping the cam­ For one, I see the involvement of superintendent of schoois: lesser-of-two-evils and we don’t have gain the whole world and lose his own at the Cabinet table doesn’t I have been trying very hard to PMnmM bi I N I paign expenses separate from Coventry, at this time and under this to stay home. Let’s go for power in' The Manchester Herald welcomes PENNY M. 8 IE F F E R T...... PubIWwr soul.” government business. When it guarantee that. confusing and untried piece of legisla­ understand the decision-making pol­ 1988! original letters to the editor. QEOnOE T. CHAPPELL ...... Editor came to the White House staff, tion, as an error — well-intended, icy of the central administration of the, Address letters to; Open Forum, DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutiva EdKor Manchester school system. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemploy­ were fewer fall cutbacks than usual in Stanford University. nowski said. “It was the most ment fell to 5.3 percent in October — food industry employment “following Instead, economists said, the Oc­ extraordinary summer in decades Pre-election chill replaces matching a 14-year low — the light summer hiring due to the tober Job numbers foretell an econ­ and it did slow the pace of things a bit Highlights government said Friday, as employ­ drought.” omy returning to a growth rate of 3 more than the government’s seasonal ers added 325,000 new Jobs and floored But even discounting all of the percent or more annually in the fourth - adjustments did.” the accelerator on an economy that seasonal gain there, payroll growth in quarter after it slowed to 2.2 percent of the week had been slowed by the summer October returned to the 300,000 over the summer. William Dunkelberg, an economics By The Associated Press Wall St. ‘takeover fever* drought. monthly rate it had averaged in 1986, “A good case is developing that the professor at Temple University who ■ The government said new home sales fell In its last major economic report 1987 and the first seven months of this fourth quarter will show stronger surveys small businesses, said an 7.8 percent, factory orders dropped 1.9 percent By Marcy Gordon before Tuesday’s presidential elec­ year after falling to 240,000 new Jobs growth than the third,” said Jerry “expansion-high” 25 percent of small and construction spending climbed 0.6 percent The Associated Press f ' tion, the Labor Department said the monthly in August and September. Jasinowski, chief economist for the businesses reported unfilled Job open­ in September. 0.1 percentage point drop from The 5.3 percent Jobless rate in National Association of ings in October. NEW YORK — The arrival of September’s 5.4 percent Jobless rate ■ A quarterly report showed the nation’s October matched June’s rate as the Manufacturers. “Capital spending is on a tear” with November plunged the stock was accompanied by 99,000 new lowest since May 1974. Jasinowski said companies are productivity rose by an annual rate of 1.3 market from a raging fever into a 34 percent of small businesses plan­ percent from July through September, revers­ manufacturing Jobs, the biggest “The future is bright and it’s getting telling him that their factory orders, ning to make new capital expendi­ ing a second-quarter decline. cold sweat. monthly increase in that employment brighter,” President Reagan said of which fell 1.9 percent in September, In the wake of “takeover category since February 1984. tures in the next six months, Dunkel­ ■ Long-dormant apparel sales continued to the figures as he was leaving the according to the government, berg said. “Even if you go back to the revive during October, but other sales were fever,’’ which swept through Wall But Janet L. Norwood, commis­ White House to campaign for Vice bounced back again last month. Street in October’s final days, a sioner of the Bureau of Labor late 1970s you don’t get numbers that sluggish, the nation’s largest general retailers President George Bush. “Nothing’s The manufacturing employment good. The unemployment rate is more said. chill settled in this past week Statistics, cautioned that the October going to stop us now.” gains plus figures in Friday’s Job when the market began to ner­ likely to keep going down rather than ■ U.S. automakers said they sold 7.9 percent pickup in factory employment “may Private political and economic market report showing that assembly up.” more cars and light trucks in late October this vously count down the days until be somewhat overstated” because of analysts agreed. line workers continued to work on year compared with the same month last year, Tuesday’s presidential election. a seasonally adjusted increase of Only a dramatic change in the average 4 hours of overtime each “Absent the effects of the drought when consumers were feeling the initial Many institutional investors 25.000 jobs in canneries and other food employment numbers “indicating week last month buttress that and with all this capital spending impact of the stock market crash. clung to the sidelines, leaving the processing plants. some fantastic failure or crisis” could scenario. going on, the first half of 1989 is going ■ RJR Nabisco Inc.’s management made a field to professionals and putting Factory Jobs had declined by 45,000 have helped Democratic nominee The slowdown in growth over the to be very strong,” he added. “It’s sweetened $20.7 billion cash-and-stock offer for a damper on trading volume. in August and September. Michael Dukakis, said Richard summer was more “drought-related hard to see how you’re going to get the food and tobacco giant, raising the stakes The Dow Jones average of 30 The Labor Department said there Brody, a political science professor at than most people believed,” Jasi­ into a recession until 1990.'” from an' earlier record bid from Kohlberg industrials barely stirred all Kravis Roberts & Co., a powerful New York week, finishing with a net loss of buyout firm. 4.09 points at 2,145.80. ■ After months of resistance, Macmillan Although Wall Street expects Air Force paid $104 miiiion for faulty parts Inc. threw its support behind British publisher George Bush — its favored Robert Maxwell’s $2.51 billion takeover offer candidate — to win, there’s been WASHINGTON (AP) - An Air He was unable to offer an alterna­ was, $114.4 million, of which $48.4 Those audits found that; for the publishing giant. The move came one enough uncertainty to keep inves­ Force logistics center in Georgia paid tive estimate of the percentage or million worth were found to have ■ A contractor shipped $3 miiiion in day after a court blocked Macmillan from tors on edge. Political poll­ an estimated $104 million for spare value of the spares that did not major “ nonconformances” which defective spare parts to an Army proceeding with an agreement to sell the watching seems to have replaced parts that did not meet contract conform to contract specifications. made them unfit for service and $55 depot in Corpus Christi, Texas, in company to a group that included Kohlberg technical chart-watching for the specifications, amounting to 89 per­ He said that detailed calculations million had less problems, known as 1983. moment. cent of its inventory, according to a were likely to be included in a report minor nonconformances. ■ Defective parts on Navy helicop­ Kravis Roberts & Co. Pentagon audit. , ■ Sears, Roebuck and Co. said it will sell its The market came to life briefly that was being prepared at Air Force The auditors checked 1,027 samples ters were “not always reported or headquarters, the world’s tallest building, and on Thursday, when the shaky A draft copy of a Pentagon headquarters at the Pentagon in of 46 different items, and projected investigated,” in 1984. revamp its merchandising approach to streng­ dollar stabilized and the Dow Inspector General’s report concluded response to the draft Inspector their results against a total of 685,925 ■ More than 50 percent of the then earnings. The move was partly seen as a average brushed against the 2,178 about interest rates. rency. Although the dollar stea­ “the Air Force did not receive the General’s report. spare parts calculated to have been at quality deficiency reports sent to the reaction to the wave of takeovers and buyouts mark before ending the day at Early in the week, many died late in the week, the fear of quality parts it paid for.” To make their estimate, auditors the center. Those projections showed Defense Logistics Agency were inac­ with borrowed money that are hitting other 2,170.34. observers had been expecting the higher rates was rekindled by A spokesman for AirTorce Logis­ from the inspector general’s office that 89 percent of the spares did not curate or inadequate, in 1986. large companies. Then on Friday, new unemploy­ Federal Reserve to keep credit Friday’s unemployment figures. tics Command at Wright-Patterson visited the Warner Robbins Air meet contract specifications. ment data showing surprising policy and interest rates stable in “The level of short-term inter­ ■ Defense Department field offices ■ Campeau Corp. reduced the amount of .\ir Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, took Logistics Center, 18 miles south of Perrotte, the Air Force spokesman, Junk bonds it will try to sell publicly to help strength in the economy drove the the near future. Recent signs that est rates remains the most sharp issue with the draft report, Macon, Ga., and checked samples of did not always ensure that supplies blue-chip indicator down 24.54 the economy is slowing and important likely determinant of also challenged that finding, saying and services conformed to contract finance the company’s acquisition of Feder­ which was obtained from the Pen­ 46 inventory items, ranging from a that the inspectors classified as ated Department Stores Inc. points. The government reported inflationary pressures are easing stock prices,” says Robert J. tagon and distributed by the Project bolt costing $6.95 to more complicated specifications, in 1986. that the nation’s Jobless rate fell would make the Fed loathe to Nurock, publisher of the Astute nonconforming many items which ■ The nuniber of known defective ■ Budget Rent A Car Corp. said it will be on Military Procurement, a private hardware costing thousands of dollars had only slight defects “and were acquired for $333 million by an investment to 5.3 percent in October, the push interest rates higher, they Investor newletter out of Paoli watchdog group in Washington. per item. items going unreported was small, in lowest level in 14 years, as the believed. Pa. “Lower short-term rates fully serviceable.” 1987. group led by Gibbons, Green van Amerongen The center is one of five maintained The Inspector General's report was Ltd. and Budget’s management in a deal economy created more than That view gained credence would help stimulate business.” “The figure is very misleading," ■ The Air Force was experiencing 300,000 Jobs. Monday when Martha R. Seger, a Besides the stagnant Dow. said Air Force spokesman Ken by the Air Force around the country. the first to deal specifically with Air problems with the quality of fiber financed primarily by the Ford Motor Co. Together, the five employ 20,000 Force spare parts. ■ The Rales brothers won a major vibtory in Through most of the week, member of the Fed’s Board of other readings for the week Perrotte. “They tested a sample and optic cables, but failed to follow anticipation of the Jobless data Governors, estimated that the showed the New York Stock made projections,” he said, challeng­ people and.warehouse spare parts and However, the report listed seven through, in 1988. their hostile $2.7 billion bid for Interco Inc. components worth $2.09 billion, the previous audits, dating back to 1983, when a Judge invalidated the company’s poison had given the market another U.S. economy has slowed in the Exchange composite index down ing both the methods and the ■ Four classes of Navy missiles thing to worry about and dee­ third quarter and will grow by 1 1.38 at 155.70, the NASDAQ calculations used by the Inspector report said. which indicated widespread quality failed to conform to contract specifi­ pill defense, but Interco appealed. The totai value of the items checked control problems in the military. ■ Textile giant West Point-Pepperell Inc. pened its pre-election anxiety. percent to 2 percent next year. composite index for the over-the- General's office. cations, in 1988. rejected a $1.4 billion takeover offer by the “People sort of threw in the Seger told the Economic Club of counter market down 1.75 at Chicago-based Farley Inc. and said it planned towel for this week,” said Philip Detroit that recent economic data 381.02, and the American Stock to ask a federal court to block the bid. Puccio, a senior vice president of have allayed fears of rekindled Exchange market value index off ■ A federal grand Jury intUcted two small DiUon, Read i t Co. inflation. 2.28 at 297.52. RE-ELECT brokerage firms and three investment profes­ Once the hoopla of the election But a recent slide in the dollar Volume on the Big Board sionals, including a researcher for Drexel is over. Wall Street probably will raised concern that the central averaged 150.50 million shares a Burnham Lambert Inc., on charges of insider pick up where it left off before the bank could nudge interest rates day, down from 170.03 million the trading and other fraud. Another federal takeover frenzy hit — worrying higher to bolster the U.S. cur­ week before. JimGiulietti indictment accused prominent trader Salim B. Lewis and his firm of alleged stock manipula­ tion in the sale of Fireman’s Fund Corp. shares by American Express Co. Auditors rap mystery billing state Senator ■ A trade goup said the losses of the savings industry dropped sharply in the July- WASHINGTON (AP) - The pline one would expect at a large General Dynamics Corp., Hughes September quarter from $3.6 billion to about $2 nation’s largest defense contrac­ company for hiring outsiders is, Aircraft Co., IBM Inc., Litton Fighting For What’s Right! billion. tors are routinely billing the “in most cases, non-existent,” Industries Inc., Lockheed Corp., ■ The American Medical Association filed Pentagon for hundreds of mil­ the auditors added. Martin Marietta Corp., McDon­ ■ Night Traffic. Court legal petitions to halt distribution of a lions of dollars spent on outside In a review of 12 of the top 100 nell Douglas Corp., Northrop "smokeless cigarette’’ by R.J. Reynolds Co. consultants, frequently without defense contractors, the auditors Corp., Raytheon Co., UNISYS ■ Poland’s national airline said it will add Justifying or explaining the work labeled as “questionable” claims Corp., and the United Technolo­ ■ No Forced Busing of three Boeing 767 widebody Jets to its fleet, its they perform, a special audit has for $43 million out of the $236.5 gies Corp. School Children first non-Soviet aircraft, in a deal worth $220 found. million charged to the govern­ million to Boeing Co. and General Electric Co. The Defense Department is ment over the past year for “At five locations we encoun­ ■ Fourteen public utilities across Washing­ itself partly to blame because its consultant services. tered specific facts which caused ■ Victim’s Rights ton state v o t^ to approve a $226 million procurement regulations are so If anything, the total for ques­ us to suspect irregular activity settlement that would let them out of the ^ant vague, according to the report tionable claims is “understated,” and referred the matters to the ■ No State Income Tax Washington Public Power Supply System released Friday by the Defense the audit adds. appropriate investigative agen­ securities fraud trial. Contract Audit Agency. The 12 companies picked by the cies," the audit said. It did not Paid for “Jim QlullatU'’ for Sonata, Bryna Callahan Traaaurar. But the internal business disci­ auditors included the Boeing Co., identify the five sites. 20,000 Poles, Lech Walesa greet Thatcher

GDANSK, Poland (AP) — An estimated 20,000 Poles gave a tumultuous and emotional welcome Friday to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who met Lech Walesa at the doomed Shy and bold find themselves Lenin shipyard and said she felt "the spirit of Poland.” ♦ > Crowds shouted slogans against communism and Poland’s premier as Mrs. Thatcher — the first Testing Western leader to meet Walesa at the shipyard — came to Gdansk after telling the government it must i f negotiate with the banned trade union Solidarity focuses before it can receive long-term Western aid. Jrs’'- ■■ Mrs. Thatcher later returned to Warsaw for a ^ ^ ■-- ■ '*. 'V<«iM k**» iS . , 1 final round of talks with Polish leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski at the end of a three-day visit. on traits She then boarded a Royal A ir Force Jet for London. Her emotional reception in Gdansk was height­ ened by her tough attitude to Jaruzelski and by the By Michele Noble government’s annnouncement this week that it will Manchester Herald close the Lenin shipyard, the birthplace of Solidarity, on Dec. 1 as part of an economic f you are an ISTJ and your austerity program. spouse is an ENFP, be “ I came to see and to have a long talk with Mr. prepared for numerous Walesa. ... I knew that I had to come and feel the misunderstandings and spirit of Poland for myself,” said Mrs. Thatcher, perhapsI an occasional door- AP photo referring to the port city of Gdansk that is the slamming match. heartland for the long struggle by workers for a free POINTING TO THE HEADLINES - ^speech in Fairfield Friday. Bush said the An ISTJ is a person who is trade union. Vice President George Bush points at headlines proved that Gov. Michael introverted, sensing, thinking At a farewell news conference, Mrs. Thatcher headines in the Boston Heraid detailing Dukakis’ claims of fiscal stability in and judging while an ENFP is said if the government recognizes Solidarity, fiscal events in Massachusetts during a extroverted, intuitive, feeling' Britain will respond. "W e shall not be found wanting Massachusetts are not true. and perceiving. The four letters when Poland makes the progress toward freedom are part of a technique designed and democracy its people clearly seek,” she said. to characterize personality n Government spokesman Jerzy Urban said Bush staff denies any role types developed by Isabel officials were not convinced. "W e are skeptical of Briggs-Myers following the 1945 such attempts to define conditions, and of such U.S. bombing of Hiroshima, promises,” he said. Japan. Polish leaders have told Mrs. Thatcher the ‘ in easing of a dress code By creating what is now country is crippled by a $39 billion foreign debt, but called the Myers-Briggs Type she has said Poland must show evidence of real FAIRFIELD (AP) - Someone about 4,000 people, including an his understanding that the Bush- Indicator, she hoped to help economic and political reform before It gets more purporting to be a Republican estimated 300 to 400 students from Quayle campaign asked that eliminate world conflict by aid. campaign official asked that the preparatory school, which is students forgo their coats and ties helping people understand how Shipyard workers in hardhats climbed on preparatory school students at­ affiliated with the university. because "they wanted lots of surrounding rooftops and crowds burst into tend a George Bush rally Friday The Rev. Charles Allen, the color” and felt "jackets would be and why others act and react " Ptf rick Ftynn/MinchMlw HMld the way they do. deafening chants of "Solidarity! Solidarity!” as without their coats and ties, but a school’s headmaster, said it was too somber.” PROBING PERSONALITIES — Paul Allen, a private tal on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. The Mrs. Thatcher laid a wreath with Walesa at a campaign representative said he Paul Alien, a > private psy­ towering monument to scores of workers slain here thought the request was a prank. chotherapist and group consul­ psychotherapist, speaks to a group of about 25 personality test helps people understand each in 1970 price riots. Officials at the Fairfield Col­ tant presented the Myers- people Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Hospi- other. lege Prepatop' School said the 646-5200 Briggs personal trait inventory Bush-Quayle ' campaign asked test to about 25 people at a that the school’s dress code be Realty Co. three-hour workshop held at good mixer or rather quiet and changing careers and cannot lifted for the rally Friday morn­ Manchester Memorial Hospital reserved?” and "D o you more afford a professional career Top spy satellite ing at Fairfield University, and on Wednesday. Allen works as a often let your heart rule your ‘Tm trying to grow in general and understand counselor, said the workshop the administration granted the OPEN HOUSE ■ NOV. 5 & 6 ■ 1-4 PM consultant at the Learning head or your head rule your myself better so that I can find some sort of was "better than astrology." request. MANCHESTER *180,000 Center on Main Street. heart?” "I’m trying to grow in gen­ said on shuttle A notice went up at the college Lovely 6 room Ranch in desirable area o f direction. It is so Important to Know yourself Allen said the technique is Participants were also asked eral and understand m yself prepatory school Thursday that town. 3 BDRs, 1.5 baths, finished family room in basement. Florida sunroom allows used across the country in to choose between two words in when choosing a career." CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - The secret the' dress code would not be better so that I can find some nice views to well kept yard. Call today! family therapy groups, labor a pair which most appealed to space shuttle mission scheduled later this month enforced. — Bob Saunders, 36, land surveyor sort of direction,” said Bob Dir; From Manchester go South on Keeney St. negotiations, creative problem­ them, such as "determined or will carry an intelligence-gathering satellite that But the national campaign’s Right on Bush Hill Rd.. 539 Bush Hill. Saunders, a 36-year-old Hart­ solving seminars, businesses will cover 80 percent of the Soviet Union, anindustry director of advance, Kevin Mo- devoted," “ analyze or sympa­ ford land surveyor. " I t is so magazine reported Friday. BOLTON *205,000 and other areas where personal thize,” and “ literal or important to know yourself ley, said nobody was authorized Comfortable raised ranch, wonderful views! "When fully deployed, the spacecraft will have a to make such a request, and if one 3 BDR's. 2.5 Baths, finished family room conflicts could be lessened in figurative.” protests or distractions. one-quarter of the population when choosing a career.” span as large as 150 feet,” Aviation Week and Space was made, “ as far as I am with wet bar. Professionally landscaped order to enhance “ efficiency When the results were tabu­ The letters are actually a part are introverts. Beverly Clogston, a book­ Technology reported. " I t has the characteristics of concerned it was a prank." yard. Priced to sell! and productivity.” lated, each person came up with of four "scales," which list two And while there are 16 letter keeper at the Manchester So­ an imaging radar or optical reconnaissance Dir: Camp Meeting Rd. to Carter St„ Right on “ We are not here to judge. We four letters which placed them opposite preferences. Of the 16 combinations, there are thou­ cial Services Department, said "It could have been someone Carter, right on Volpi, left on Birch Ml., right on involving digital imaging, or both. Tinker. I^t on Westridge. are not here to evaluate, \yeare in one of 16 character types, misrepresenting the campaign,” character types, half were in sands of variations of charac­ the workshop made her feel "The raddr transmission is designed to penetrate he said. here to understand,” AlleM old which — many noted — read the “ extrovert” category and teristics depending upon a better that there were others cloud cover and would be valuable in both ocean and BOLTON •337,000 State campaign officials also Move In By Th e Holidays — 8 Room Con* the group, only four of which somewhat like an astrology half were in the “ introvert” person’s preference level, Allen who understood where she was land surveillance," the magazine said in its Nov. 7 said they knew nothing about temporary in Piano Estates. 4 large BDR’s, were male. chart. category. said. “ coming from.” issue, available Friday. custom kitchen with features found in only Participants included sCTen For instance, if a person was The indicator describes an “ No one likes to be put into a “I didn’t really learn any­ such a request. the best o f homes. Jacuni bath in master Because of the military nature of the mission, members of the Manchester an ISTJ, he or she was classi­ extrovert as a person who tends box, but we ail do it,’ ’ Allen said. thing about myself that I The Rev. John Zupez, a theol­ bath. Ready for inspection. NASA and the Pentagon have refused to disclose Social Services Departmftit, fied as serious, quiet, practical, to focus and direct his energy on “ I ’d love to find someone who already didn’t know," Clogston most details about it. NASA processing director ogy teacher at the Fairfield Dir: 1*384 East to Eait S. Right off eiit onto 85. Follow 85 to left on School right onto Hebron people experiencing career orderly, matter-of-fact, logical, the outer world of people and doesn’t. said. “ But it makes me feel Conrad Nagel said the agency was aiming for College Preparatory School, said Rd.. left onto Valerie Dr., left on Kim Rd. changes, people going through realistic and dependable. Ac­ things and an introvert as “ But a person does not better that there is an under­ launch Nov. 28 or 29. nobody could think of any othe^ BOLTON *274,900 a divorce, and others interested cording to the Myers-Briggs someone who focuses primarily necessarily have to fit into one standing, at least, of people like The publication said the shuttle Atlantis and it^ reason for the request "except For the growing family, 4 BDR’ s, large fam­ in learning more about their indicator, an ISTJ sees to it that on his own “ inner world,” who of the 16 categories perfectly,” me.” five-man crew will be launched into an orbit that that they wanted us to look poor.” ily room, 2 ^ baths, central air on 1 acre. 'TWl everything is well organized, he said. “ I don’t think anyone Allen, who describes himself will cover most of the Soviet Union. It said the Most of the students who attend Located on child safe cul*de*sac. personalities. needs to understand the world Dir: 1*384 E!asl to Exit 5. Right off exit onto 85. takes responsibility, and makes as an extrovert, told the group satellite will be dropped overboard by an astronaut the prep school come from Each person was asked to fill before experiencing it and does. But it’s a pretty good Follow ^ to left on School St. right onto Hebron out a personality trait inventory up his own mind what should be indicator.” he believes both United States using the craft’s SO-foot robot arm, stowed in the well-to-do families, Zupez said. Rd.. left onto Valerie Dr., left on Kim Rd. takes time to reflect before cargo bay. The rally featuring Bush drew sheet which included about 57 accomplished and works to­ acting. One participant, who said he presidential candidates are questions such as "A re you a ward it steadily, regardless of Allen said that only about is currently thinking about introverts. t t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 5, 1988 ij!.. . t y' j'ft'i t ' c x : . \ ' ; •'•‘-‘T '] y i H ^ ' MANCHESTER HERALD. 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‘Water hammer' problems Data Bank The child care tax credit Bv Andy Long are and how they can be The Associated Press corrected. As a general in your pocket of up to $960. On The House So far we have been discussing rule, you are Although education expenses The older your house is, the rather loud and offensive noises. eligible for a normally are not eligible for the more likely you have been or are But sometimes there is just the child care child care credit, there are being bothered by an assortment or install chambers if the drain­ slightest sound, as though water credit of $480 if Sylvia exceptions to this rule. of plumbing noises. age procedure fails to halt the might be running somewhere. It you have one Exception 1. Mr. Adams works Most common of these noises is noise. is a barely perceptible sound, not child and $960 if Porter full-time, and Mrs. Adams works -40 X tlJi)(4-2) what is known as water hammer. Occasionally, the noise is the even noticeable if a radio or you have two part-time. They send their two Its name accurately describes result of a water pipe that has television is on or if people are children. To children to nursery school when T « r r a c « the kind of noise it is. The sound come loose from its fastening. talking. The noise is exactly what figure the Mrs. Adams is at work. resembles somebody hitting one Check as much of the line as you it seems to be. Water is running credit, you of your pipes with a hammer. can to see whether any pipe is not somewhere — usually in the multiply the Result: The cost of nursery securely fastened. If it isn't, toilet. If you see water trickling first $2,400 of child care expenses age, is physically or mentally school qualifies for the child care tl gt dri by 20 percent. If you have two or incapable of taking care of credit. "“n i « n -7 p Water hammer occurs most common sense will tell you to into the bowl, it is leaking under more children, multiply the first himself. often when a faucet or valve is refasten it or obtain a similar the ball that sits on the valve at The entire cost of nursery II Sun Rm $4,800 by 20 percent. You then cut Say Charlie is an executive with u !< shut off quickly. You can prevent fastener for one that is broken. the bottom of the tank. The ball school qualifies for the child care your tax bill by the resulting Baker Corporation, and his wife U r r - the noise most of the time by Pipes are fastened to beams and needs cleaning or replacement. credit. Ordinarily, the cost of a other things by clamps or figure. works part-time. Charlie is laid L -- Jt-_ -li turning off the faucet or valve school must be allocated between The credit is worth more than up with a painful back injury for slowly. But. since this is a hangers of some sort. In some cases, you may find child care and education costs $3,400 of deductions if you’re in half a year. He hires Nurse Brown »l gldr h^fficisncy^ condition which can be annoying Sometimes the noise will take that water is running into the (room and board are considered fir«p la c « the 28 percent tax bracket, so the to look after him so his wife can as'well as potentially harmful to place only at the faucet that is overflow tube inside the toilet part of education). But the cost Mailar Badrm Living Rm savings are considerable. continue to work. Nurse Brown your plumbing system, it should being used and is a kind of tank. That is most likely in a tank doesn’t have to be allocated when Despite this, many working charges $300 per week, so a 13-0x160 21-4x16-0 be corrected as soon as possible. chatter. Check the washer in the which utilizes a float at the end of your child attends nursery same manner you would do if the a horizontal rod. The float itself parents don’t take advantage of half-year of care costs $7,800. New homes — and some old school. homes — ha ve what are called air faucet stem required a new may need replacement or adjust­ the credit because they mistak­ The so-called child care credit chambers. An air chamber is washer. A chewed-up washer ment so that the water stops enly believe they are ineligible. covers more than the cost of Exception 2. Mr. and Mrs. often produces a chattering rising in the tank more quickly To qualify for the credit, an caring for a young child. It also Stevens both work full-time. ell ell ciliin H o lJ_ |dn v'calhedrol nil'g) installed on a length of pipe leading to a fixture. Its purpose is sound. Replacement of the than it has been doing. Usually, expense must be incurred so that covers nursing care for a disabled Their 10-year-old-son attends a Dining Rm to act as a shock absorber and washer will eliminate the noise if there is a mark on the inside of the you can be gainfully employed. spou.se when the other spouse has private boarding school so they thus prevent the noise and that truly was the cause. tank that indicates how high the But gainful employment doesn't to work. can both work. The boarding vibration you hear. When |here is When excessive water pressure water should rise before the inlet necessarily mean full-time work. Charlie and his wife compute school costs $8,000 per year. The Water hammer in your house, it is is the culprit, a pressure- valve shuts off. You can get the credit if both you their credit under the normal Stevens can take a credit for the a signal that some air chambers reducing valve is needed. If a The next time your family is all and your spouse work part-time rules — 20 percent of the cost of co.st of their son’s child care but Foyar [Kflehan are needed or one or more of those rumbling noise takes place when together, have the most knowl­ or if only one of you works and the care. But there is a special limit they must allocate between the l2-0x<0-8 already in place are filled with the hot water is turned on, it may edgeable member show everyb­ Note. Prices other is a full-time student. on how much they can claim for a expenses for education and those water instead of air and require be the water is too hot. Lower the ody where tne valves are located include A divorced or separated parent disabled spouse. The eligible for care. blow dry expenses cannot exceed $200 per c H : draining. This can be done by temperature by 10 degrees or so. and what they control. Most can take the credit if he or she has Your children probably don’t r din«tt« month. Result; they are entitled v_ — draining the entire system, first There are other reasons why you important is the location of the custody of the child even though attend school 12 months out of the Ooubi* Garag* to a credit of $240 (20 percent of turning on the faucet at the lowest might get noises when the hot main shutoff valve. Knowing its that parent might not be entitled year. When your kids are out of 2 2 -0 x 2 0 -4 200 multiplied by 6 months.) point in the house, then all the water is running, but these location might prevent a lot of to a dependency deduction. The school for the summer, you and If you pay your parents to look others. Generally, you will need a usually require a professional to water damage if a pipe bursts or parent claiming the credit need your spouse may still put in a full TIvf only have custody for a longer after your children so that you driveway plumber to check the chambers make the decision as to what they something similar occurs. day at the office. . • period than the other parent. In and your spouse can work, you FIRST addition, the child must be in the are eligible for child care credit Send your child to day camp. It FUOOR PLAN custody of one or both parents for — so long as your parents are not will qualify for he child care Budrm 3 B «d rm 4 IndlanapoliB, Seoul, Manitoba, Manhattan, Paris, more than half the year. also your dependents. credit. (Another recent law I2'0«ll-0 n-Bxioo A mulch made from corn U.S.A. Korea Canada U.S.A. 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Fried M ovie' Satirical sketches poke fun dS) Punky Brewster/New Archies (CC). mation we have shows that that in only a very few cases does at movies and T V commercials. Evan Kim, (^'It's Your Business washing with soap or an antisep­ a testicle descend on Its own after Already your child needs to be Master Bong Soo Han, Donald Sutherland tic after contact may offer the first year of life. This has led reassured about the status of his 1977. Rated R. ® Teenage Mutant Ninia Turtles (CC). body. (In Stereo) protection, but research has not to the eurrent recommendation Words of wisdom 5:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Stooge- ® Princesa Caballero confirmed that. that diagnosis and plans for mania* A young man is obsessed with the Eventually your son will also Three Stooges. Josh Mostel, Melanie [CN N ] Sports Close-up . The best protection is to avoid treatment of cryptorchidism need to be taught how to examine Chartoff, Sid Caesar 1985 Rated PG. 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Our pediatri­ may require repeated, skilled into the scrotum by surgery or 20-year-old [DIS] You and Me. Kid Ann and Artdy cian referred us to a urologist, examinations. Treatment in­ hormones) have later problems woman. Sev­ [ESPN] Yachting: America's Cup *88 - (D World Ton>orrow who after two visits suggested an volves choices between use of with fertility. eral years ago I The Race to Win (R) CD Flintstone Kids (CC) operation to bring down the left Dear Abby hormonal drugs to stimulate the came across [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Dark Horse' A reporter (B) Hit Videos USA testicle. testicle to complete the process of finds himself in a fight for his life when his Making decisions for your son's this piece in Abigail Van Buren (2j$ Popeye Is surgery necessary? What descending into the scrotum, 'atest assignment takes him to a survivalist treatment involves extremely your column. camp. Nicholas Campbell, Bo Hopkins. ^ Kissyfur (CC) are the chances of it descending surgery to lower it into the complicated issues, so it is Wings Hauser 1985 Cm3 Zoobilee Zoo on its own? -and it has scrotum or a combination of both important to select the physician helped me a [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Politics '28) M O V IE: 'The Plunderers' A young hormone therapy and surgery. outlaw IS saved from arrest after saving who provide current information, great deal to 6:1 BAM C D Davey & Goliath DEAR READER; Around 3 the life of an army ofPeer in a Sioux upris­ Equally Important is the choice and who seems most willing to understand re­ percent of full-term baby boys, of the best age to do the medical 6:30AM CD Captain Bob ing. Rod Cameron, Ilona Massey. Aijrian answer your questions carefully lationships and to grow I was going to get a pair of small Booth 1948. and 30 percent of premature, are treatment selected. In general, CD Dangermouse and to act supportively. emotionally. diamond earrings for my girl­ Wall Street Journal Report bom with at least one testicle the treatment plan should start CD M O V IE: 'The Music Box' Laurel and A New York City police detective (Richard Crenna) attempts to solve a bizarre inur> But do start seeking a physician Every time I put another "M r. friend and me. (She would wear Hardy try to deliver a piano to a hill top ® ) Remi which has not completed descent between the flrst and second der case while also ferreting out corruption in the police ranks, in "Internal Affairs" now. The process can be time Right” behind me, I go through one and I would wear the other.) I home. Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy 1932 Rod and Reel Streamside from the abdomen (where the birthdays (or as soon as an airing Sunday-Monday, Nov. 6-7 on CBS. Kate Capshaw co-stars. consuming, but should not be my hope chest and read this thought it wa^ a good idea, but I li) A t the Movies Rex Reed and Dixie [C N N ] Daybreak testicles are formed) to the accurate diagnosis is made if the Whatley trace Tom Hankt.’ movie career delayed for several reasons: piece. It gives me an odd sense of haven't consented yet. for I don’t [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! scrotum. Medical thinking about boy is older). 20J New Zoo Revue having normal-looking genitals strength. I ’d really love for others know what others might think of [ESPN] Outdoor life have an affair in order to perk up his hum­ FinK Bien... Ou MaJ (R) mily plays host to a 13-year-otd shuik, who treatment for undescended testi­ Surgery has already been re­ Follow Me drum existence. Alan Arkin. 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^ MOVIE: 'Private Benjamin' Follow­ SNAFU by Bnie* Baallfo KIT tr CARLYLE byUiryW rteM 2 2 7 ing the death of her husband, a spoiled lit­ Sataidav, Continued tle rich girl is conned into joining the Army Saturday, Continued Countess Goldie Hawn, Eileen Brennan, Armand As- Vaughn (I.) Joins sante. 1980. the cast of dZ) Adventures of Robin Hood hrs., 30 min.) (Live) gas. (60 min.) d?) Sesame Street (CC) (R) "227," as Alexan­ [CN N] PrimeNews 12 :0 0 A M CB Coiumbo dD MOVIE: 'Tenspeed and Brown (S ) Joy of Painting (R) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Runnirtg Man' (3D Hom e Shopping Network (3 hrs.) dria DeWItt, a [ESP N ] College Football: Teams to be (C C ) Executioner-styled athletes hunt con­ SlK>e' A fast-*tslking con man and a day* ® Lucha Libra (60 min.) Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Elm Street: A Halloween Nightmare dreaming stockbroker team up to become prodigy living with victed prisoners on a sadistic game show Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In [HBO] M O V IE: 'Baby Boom* (CC ) A of the near future. Arnold Schwarzeneg­ Excerpts from the four " A Nightmare on two of the wildest ar>d funniest private Mary Jenkins Elm Street" movies, as well as an inter­ Stereo) high-powered executive's life is turned up­ ger, Maria Conchita Alonso. Yaphet Kotto. eyes L A. has ever seen. Ben Vereen, Jeff (Marla Oibbs) and view with actor Robert Englund. (60 min.) Goldblum. 1960. [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch side down when she inherits a distant 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) her family while cousin’s year-old daughter. Diane Keaton, M O V IE: 'Dynasty of Blood' Martial [CNN] Newsday [p iS ] Kennedy vs. Kruschav An over­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents view of the Cuban missle crisis in 1962 attending college Sam Shepard. Harold Ramis. 1987. Rated arts adventure. David Chiang, Chen Kuan- [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales PG. (In Stereo) Tai. 1980 that led to fear of possible nuclear war. courses. It airs 10:30P M (X) Paid Politicel An- [U S A ] D m ce Party U S A (60 min.) Narrator: Edmond O'Brien. SATURDAY, NOV. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Predator' (CC) A par nouncement/Lyndon LaRouche MOVIE: 'Pursuit to Algiers' Holmes amilitary rescue team Is stalked by an inter ( B Taxi and Watson escort an heir to an Eastern 12;30PM 3D m o v i e : T Iw C »nd i- S lO O P M C£) Learning the Ropes S on NBC. galactic trophy hunter in the jungles oi (X ) Naxt President In recisnt Interviews. throne. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. .1945 date' Assured of absolute integrity, a S3 Knight Rider South America. Arnold Schwarzenegger handsome young idealist is covinced to Cad Weathers. Elpidia Carrillo. 1987 David Frost once again talks with presiden­ [CN N] Newsnight (3D M O V IE : Force of One' Mania! ans CHECK USTINGS tial candidates George Bush and Michael run for the Senate. Roben Redford, Peter Rated R. (In Stereo) 12:30AM 31 m o v i e : ‘Scout's Boyle, Karen Carlson. 1972. and underworld detective work are com­ FOR EXACT TIME Dukakis. (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'An American Were­ Honor' An orphan who is shuttled from bined in this story of the California drug CiD IN N New s dD Where There's a Will There's an A scene. Jennifer O'Neill, Chuck Norris, Ron w olf in London' Oscar-winning makeup one foster home to another yearns to be a (3 ) Portrait of a Family O'Neal. 1979. highlights this tale of a vacationing Ameri­ (3D Odd Couple Cub Scout. Gary Coleman, Katherine Hel- can bitten and cursed by a werewolf. David mond, WiHrid Hyde-White. 1980. What About Women d S Soul Train (In Stereo) ( ^ Tw ilig h t Zone (C C ) Desperation leads Naughton, Jenny Agutter, Griffin Dunne an alcoholic to seek help, but the ' solu­ (X ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CN N ] Evans & Novak 1981. (H ) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) tion ' he finds could be deadly. (In Stereo) ® Friday the 13th: Th e Series Ryan in­ [DIS] Zorro Benson (ID Tw ilight Zone (CC ) ETespeiation leads (3D (ID Star Trek: The Next Generation 8 :3 0 P M (B Raising Miranda Pre­ M O V IE: 'Holiday' The free-wheeling vestigates the mysterious murders taking [ESPN] College Football: Yale at Cor­ an alcoholic to seek help, but the "solu­ (C C ) Tw o alien races fight over a sup­ place at a symphony hall. (60 min.) (R) (In d?) Motorweek The Audi 200, a re­ miere Comedy. Father and daughter ad­ fiance of a wealthy socialite meets his nell (3 hrs.) (Live) tion" he finds could be deadly. (In Stereo) posed remedy, which one of them requires just to life after the woman of the house Stereo) vamped Version of the 5000; installing a match in his b etroth^'s sister. Cary Grant. ‘T m sick of people parking gum under [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: for its plague-stricken planet (60 min.) (R) leaves to "find herself." Stars James Katharine Hepburn. Lew Ayres. 1938. car stereo; a preview of the new Toyota (3D NWA: Main Event (In Stereo) (4p T u Musica (Repeticion) Judge Reinholt and Demi Moore (CC) (In Naughton and Royana Black. (In Stereo) here. Get me 60 mousetraps and giuet” Cressida. [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak Stereo) (S i Intemationel Cooking School (?D Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan in [CN N ] On the Menu ® Am en (C C ) Frye risks losing the ® Saint vestigates the mysterious murders takinc church when he becomes despondent 1 0 :3 5 P M [DIS] Animals in Action [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wisdom' A young man 1 : 0 0 P M 3 D M O V IE: 'Cattle Annie and becomes a folk hero when his crusade [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson (S ) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm.) place at a symphony hail. (60 min.) over his romantic life. (In Stereo) The behavior, habits and histories of var­ Little Britches' Tough guys and bandits ious spider species. against the institution leads him to commit [H B O ] Hurru>r and the Presidency (CC) Noticiero Univiskm (ID W heel of Fortune (CC). (2D This Old House (CC). ride the range in pursuit of banks to rob a string of unusual bank robberies. Emilio ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook and lawmen to fight. Bun Lancaster, John Former President Gerald Ford, wife Betty C E N ew s Magazine (CC). 11:00PM (X) ® ® News and daughter Susan welcome a panel of (O) Julia Child and Company; VIP Lunch [DIS] Turkey Caper Animated. With Estevez, Demi Moore, Tom Skerritt. 1986 Savage, Rod Steiger. 1980. (26) Hee H aw (X Comedy Strip Live experts on White House comedy, includ­ [CN N] Newswatch Thanksgiving just around the corner, a Rated R. ID WWF Wrestling Spotlight young bear and fox team up to rescue ing Chevy Chase, RobeiVKiein, Art Buch- Benny Hill (3D Tales From the Darkside An aspiring 1 2 :50 A M [HBO] m o v i e : ‘American tJO, UtilReU. WE'VE 3051^1 W t VoO KtioO, 1 H M f [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Pirates' Roman Polan­ some captured wild turkeys. B o5,AKE •tbU 111 JVIE: Te le fo n ’ A Russian secret wald, Pat Paulsen, 'Mort Sahl and Tip ski's satirical account of one pirate's quest (ID War of the Worlds (60 mtn ) screenwriter, discouraged by his inability Justice' A former police officer wages SEEM W0RWU& oiJ T m I jC^ID EP H ) 'TriAl'.' W H A T I T to sell a script, hopes a pact with the devil 6(S7|*)llVr ^ agent ar>d his beautiful CIA counterpan O'Neill, for an observation of the lighter for a fabled gold throne. Walter Matthau. 9 :0 0 P M ® Simon & Sinv>n The Si­ war against corrupt border guards who are e a a c im h a ir GfOi/P V ID f b R team up to stop a madman from triggering side of politics. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ^iD National Geographic An exploration will bring him luck. M 0 6 T A C H E 7 . pwJEcr foft THE W 9r iiHEV V F . Cris Campion, Damien Thomas. 1986 of the human fascination with goto mon brothers are hired to protect a loud exploiting Mexican emigrants. Wilford lA V f A o M J World War III. Charles Bronson. Lee Re- Brimley, Jameson Parker, Gerald McRa- f THREE PAVi? AHP 1 H A V EN T . ? PRP3ECT$ CPNfiDEM Cf; IW; [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Good Guys and Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) throughout the history of mankind (60 mouthed talk-show host. (60 min.) (In iD Untouchables inick, Donald Pleasence. 1977. Stereo) ney. 1986. Rated R. tha Bed Guys' Once enemies, an aging [U S A ] Bustin' Loose min.) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare HAP A CHAHCE 1b 5HAVE.' * SKiU. (WP AOTHoRriV.' foe. W W F Superstars of Wrestling marshal and an aging outlaw join forces to (~5) @ ) Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled: a on Elm Street (60 min.) (In Stereo) 5 : 3 0 P M (ID T and T (CC ) A profes­ ^7) Crawfish An overview of the history, 1 :0 0 A M CB Sustaining ,24j Collectors (R) defeat a murderous gang. Robert Miichum, link between Japanese green tea and can­ (Seorge Kennedy. David Carradine.'1969. sional thief sets out to murder a witness to aquaculture, marketing and future of the Ret Patrol D C . Follies % Louisiana crawfish. cer prevention; microscopic devices for (.30} Connecticut Newsmakers Rated PG. his crime. delicate surgeries; a two-passenger helium ■4D Punto y Aparte Bizarre [C N N ] Capitol Gang [Sf] Ramona (CC). [ T M C ] Firstworfcs Victory Garden (CC). craft, a computerized library of films about vSX) Comedy Tonight [D IS] Making of the President: 1960 [CNN] Newsday [U S A ] Hollywood Insider ® Fight Back! With David Horowitz In­ [DIS] M O V IE: 'Charlotte's W eb ' A pig is Paris. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ^6D MOVIE: ‘Advise and Consent' Otto Highlights of the 1960 presidential cam­ saved from slaughter by a charming spi­ [DIS] Making of the President: 1960 vestments in coins; pharmacists' use of (B Jane Fonda: An Unauthorized Biog­ Preminger's adaptation of the Allen Drury paign, featuring clips of televised debates 3 : 3 0 P M 3 D C o ll«g « Football: U C LA at der, a rat and a stuttering goose. Voices of Highlights of the 1960 presidential cam­ computers: telephone sales schemes: bn- raphy Barbara Hower is host for this look bestseller about American politics and between John F. Kennedy (0) and Richard Oregon (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Debbie Reynolds, Paul Lynde, Henry Gib­ paign. featuring clips of televised debates sinkable boats. at the controversial actress. (2 hrs.) high-level intrigue. Henry Fonda. Charles Nixon (R) Emmy winner for Best Program son 1972. Rated G. between John F. Kennedy (0) and Richard ^ Yen Can Cook: Oodles of Noodles @ ) Sabedo Giganta Programa de varie- (Ip Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan in­ Laughton. Don Murray 1962. (Colorized of the Year (90 min ) Nixon (R). Emmy winner for ^ s t Program ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) dades con juegos. competencias, entrev- [TM C] MOVIE; The Sicilian' (CC) vestigates the mysterious murders taking Version R) [USA] Snub TV of the Year. (90 min.) istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ place at a symphony hall. (60 min.) [C N N ] Capitol Gang dD Santo Domingo Invita count of Salvatore Guliano, a fierce Italian 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide WINTHNOP by Dick Cavalll [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Jo/emiah Johnson' A Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Paint W ith Pittard; Northern Fall bandit who led the battle for Sicily’s right ® (M ) Golden Girts (C C ) Rose competes [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Te x' A vulnerable 15- 19th-century adventurer abartdons civiliza­ 1:20 A M [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Tuma- Scan# @ TMs Old House (CC). to secede. Christopher Lamben, TererKe for St. Otaf's Woman of the Year honors. year-old is caught in an emotional tug-of- tion for life in the Rocky M ^n tain wilder­ rourtd' A magician puts his talents to use [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Stamp. Joss Ackland. 1987. Rated R. (In Richard Mulligan guest stars. (In Stereo) war as he tries to grow up without parental ness. Robert Redford. Wdl (Seer. Stefan [CN N ] Your Money as he takes revenge on the motorcycle Stereo) <1D Gable: The King Remembered (90 guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Metzler. Meg Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Marlboro [USA] Throb Tilly 1982. Rated PG gang that destroyed his grandson's home. . [USA] Miami Vice min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Enter Laughing' A Chatlenga From Miami. (60 min.) (Taped) Doug McKeon, Eddie Albert 1987. Rated 5:45PM [HBO] m o v i e : 'TTw Karate ® Police Story (CC ) A policeman, [ESPN] SportsCenter young man enters show business against R [TM C] MOVIE: 'Quiet Cool' A New Kid' (C C ) When a teenager is bullied, a 7:30PM ®M*A*s*H framed for murder and sent to prison, is his parent's wishes Jose Ferrer. Rem San- [H B O ] MOVIE; Bachelor Party' (CC) A York poitce officer battles murderous mari­ Japanese handyman teaches him about C B Jeopardy! (CC). targeted for death by his fellow inmates. (2 1 :^ 0 A M 3 } Naked Chy toni. Elaine May. 1967 self-confidence and karate. Ralph Mac- carefree school bus drivei's pals decide to juana growers in the rugged wilderness of hrs.) (In Stereo) throw him a no-holds-barred pre-wedding Dating Game Northwestern California. James Remar, chio, Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, Elisabeth ( B Mama's Famity lola and Mama run for [TM C ] MOVIE; Wisdom' A young man party Tom Hanks, Tawny Kitaen. Adrian Adam Coleman Howard. Daphne Ash- Shoe. 1984: Rated PG. the presidency of the ladies’ church group 8 D T u M usica (Repeticton) dD Alfred Hitchcock Presents becomes a folk hero when his crusade Zmed. 1984 Rated R against the institution leads him to commit brook. 1986. Rated R. Aa Schools Match Wits ® MOVIE: 'From Here to Eternity' The r # A B C New s (CC). 6:00PM 3D (8) ® News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Happy Housewives' A a string of unusual bank robberies Emilk) [U SA ] Cover Story dD Englehart's Election Special passions and violence of a group of sol­ [CN N] On the Menu Estevez. Demi Moore, Tom Skemtt. 1986 dD Three's Company diers stationed at Pearl Harbor just before handsome handyman's female customers ® Superboy [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes Rated R. 4 :0 0 P M (X) Knight Rider C B A -Te a m World W ar II are portrayed. Burt Lancas­ turn work into play Barry Stokes. Gay So­ per. 1976. Rated R. to the Movies & Coming Attractions (H ) Latin ConrMCtion Brenda K . Starr per­ (S ) W ild America (CC ) An underwater ter. Deborah Kerr, Frank Sinatra. 1954. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Thirsty Dead' A go-go (3D Charles in Charge (C C ) Ellen lets view of the spawning ritual of the cutthroat dancer ar>d a stewardess are kidnapped by forms "I StiU Believe" and "W hat You See Sarah go out on her first unchaperoned [CN N ] Showbiz Week [USA] MOVIE: Night of the Living 2 :0 0 A M CB (M) Home Shopping Ov­ trout. Part 3 of 3. Deed' Mankind is threatened when grave­ monsters who drag them to their lair in the Is What You Get": a David Lee Roth pro­ date. (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Return From Witc:h ernight Service (3 hrs.) file. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) yards give birth to an army of flesh-eating sewers. John Considine. Jennifer Billing­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday Mountain' (CC ) A pair of young travelers (ID INN News (3D Columbo zombies in George Romero's cult classic sley. Judith McConnell. 1974. M O V IE : 'O ne Dark N ight' On sorority [E S P N ] College Football Scoreboard from outer space face sinister forces on War of the Worlds A New Jersey Duane Jones. Judith O'Dea. Russell Strei- ® That's the Spirit initiation night, three girls are stalked by a earth. Bette Davis, Christopher Lee. Ike Ei- 1 :3 0 P M @ ) Flower Shop (R) town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast ner. 1968. CHUBB AND CHAUNCeV by Vaneo RodomH vengeful, re-animated corpse. Meg Tilly, 8 ; 0 0 P M 3 D Dirty Dancing (In Stereo) sanman. 1977. Rated G. [C N N ] International Correspondents of a Martian invasion, not realizing the al­ Triple Threat Adam West. Robin Evans. 1983. ( B d D Reporters Scheduled: a look at the [U SA ] Night Flight iens have returned. ( ^ min.) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'SurrerKler' Money, and 1 1 :3 0 P M (B Motown Returns to the dZ) Computer Chronicles life of actress Marilyn Monroe. (60 min.) (In Apollo Celebrities including Patti Labelle. (2$ Julia Child and Company: Lo-Cal the lack of it. plays a promir>em role in the 2:20AM [TMC] m o v i e : ‘Quiet CooT OUR 0ABY SimeR I THINK I'LL dD DeGrassi Junior High (CC) Stereo) Smokey Robinson, Little Richard, Harry [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Banquat developing relationsNp between a best­ A New York police officer battles murder­ lORBSAlNINa , UGAVe THIS Belafonte, ^ r a h Vaughan, Cab Calloway. ® Bosom Buddies ® Record Guide (X ) ® Crimea of the Century (CC) Host selling author and a strugglirtg artist. Sally ous marijuana growers in the rugged wild­ 2 : 0 0 P M 3 D m o v i e : t i n O rm t E t- James Brown, Stevie Wonder, the Four CONSCI0U6N^/ EKTHZEDAY (M) Mersey's Hollywood Mike Connors investigates a rich man tried Field, Micheel Caine. 1987. ^ t e d PG. (In erness of Northwestern California. James cap#' American, British ar>d Canadian dZ) Victory Garden (CC). (R) Tops, the Temptations and the Commo­ O ^ O F M V for murder, the terrorist bombing of a New Stereo) Remar, Adam Coleman Howard. Daphne NOW WHAT? prisor>ers-of-war plan to escape from a @ Doctor Who dores join host Bill Cosby at ceremonies d D M O V IE: 'Ta ps' Military cadets use York townhouse and the largest cash theft Ashbrook. 1986. Rated R. DIARY German prison camp during Worid W ar II. force to secure their campus from local $D Star Trek in American history. (60 min.) 9 : 3 0 P M (g ) (S> Em pty Nest (CC| Harry marking the 50th anniversary and re­ James Gamer. Steve McQueen. Richard is asked out on a date. Rue McClanahan opening of New York's Apollo Theater. (3 coTKk) developers. Timothy Hutton, [CN N] Newswatch (S American Expoee: Who Murdered 2 :3 0 A M IB She's the Sheriff Attenborough. 1963. George C. Scon. Sean Penn. 1981. guest stars. (In Stereo) hrs.) [D IS ] Bast of Ozzie and Harriet JF K 7 Syndicated columnist Jack Ander­ ® MOVIE: 'Thunder Warrior' A young 3 D HawoN Fhw-O [DIS] MOVIE: Ihm Ghost and Mrs. son attempts to prove that President John • (3D P E U C U L A : la Venganza del Dra ( B Star Search (60 min.) Indian returns to his village after a long [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Soul Man' (CC) An in­ (S) MOVIE; Ttw WUby Coraplracy' A M uir' A lonely widow finds materiel for a F. Kennedy's assassination was actually goo' absence and finds his p e o ^ abused and genious teen cons his way into Harvard (X) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare black ravolutiortary arvj a mining engineer best-selling book when she falls in love the result of an international conspiracy. [C N N ] This Week in Japan mistreated by the local authorities. Bo Law School when his father refuses to pay on Elm Street A TV game show fanatic set off across the country to l^a te dia- with the ghost of a 19th-century sea cap­ Features interviews with former President has an opportunity to win big - at her in­ Svenson, Marie Gegory. 1984. his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn 10:00P M CB West 57th Weekly mondt. hidden a decade b^ore. to firrance tain. Rax Harrison, (3ene Tierney. George Gerald Ford, a member of the Warren laws* expense. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (3D Runaway W ith the Rich erK) FarrKMis Sanders. 1947. Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Commission, and Lee Harvey Oswald's newsmagazine with John Ferrugia, Mere­ their guerrilla warfare. Sidney Portier. Mi­ (3D MOVIE: 'Saturday Night Fever' The Actor Scott Bak> on the island of Antigua; chael Came. Nicd Williamson. 1975. [U SA] MHro Hammer wife. Marina Oswald Poaer. (2 hrs.) dith Vieira. Bob Sirott and Steve Kroft [H B O ] MOVIE: Like Normal People' A Segment information to be announced. frantic world of discos is the center of this Luxembourg; New Orleans restaurants. ® ® Horae Racing: Breedars' Cup young retarded coi4 >ie meet with resist­ 6 :3 0 P M 3D css Nm » icc). (3D War of the Worids A New Jersey story about a young man whose only es­ la x a im r (X ) C B N e w s [C N N ] Sports Latenight From ChurchM Downs in Louisville. Ky. (4 ance when they announce their plans to town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast cape from his t^nndrum existence is danc­ 3D Too CIOM for Comfort [DIS] Kannady vs. Kruschav An over­ hrs.) (Live) marry. Shaun Cassidy. Linda Puri. Hope of a Maaian invasion, not realizing the al­ (3D Monsters A New York co-op owner is ing. John. Travolta. Karen Lynn Gomey, view of the Cuban missle crisis in 1962 ZIFFY byBManffllh Lange. 1979. Q D (S i Starting From Scratch Janies ap- iens have returned. (60 min.) (In Stereo) in for a surprise when he stands up to hts O^riaPescow. 19? 7 (S) A rt of William Alexander and Lowell pears on a T V show only to discover it's music-blasting rteighbor. that led to fear of possible nuclear war. Speert: Farmer Brown's Shed [U S A ] Cartoons (3D M O V IE : *Wise Guys' T w o goofball not as easy at it looks. (g ) Saturday Night live (90 min ) (Ir Narrator: Edmond O'Brien. r gangsters must redeem themselves after (S ) Headlines on Trial AMBiaCA, lai MOVIE: A gamblw, whose Stereo) I Rfo/e A V IS IO N Of . MNcae TM 4 :1 0 P M [CNN] Sports Qoaa-up (Si ® NBC Nawa they lose a buridle of their boss' cash and [ESP N ] SportaCerrter « £ A B W T ..WROZ6 eW ftfV.FiAiP 1 life was saved by a minisiar. promises to Monsters ® Racing From Plainsfield AiMeeiCA. ■ A M d C A T r S0jh6 o s y o v e use his credit card to party. Danny DeVito. OF TH' AMP M BFM M wr ro rrr H t A V I l V build a cburcb. Wiiiam EKon. Marie W ind­ 4 : 3 0 P M ® Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) (3 Powar of Choica (CC) What to do 2:39AM [HBO] m o v i e : RolUng M a C e O M B T , Joe Piscopo. Dan Hedaya. 1986. ® (S ) Hunter A senator becomes a mur­ ^ Public People/Privata Lives .VISION.. A w A O estr > S o iu q , sor, Forrest Tucker. 1948. when "just saying no" w on’t do. Part 4 of Vengeance' A young trucker uses Ns /ann^ BHMH e O U A L S v OS i m S ® Munstera Today Harman winds up in der suspect after a blackmailing prostitute viSi OH.. W*6»«Tr^ i CM Coot DOT L youR XMAt*-. 10. m MOVIE; -High Siw n- A gangster on ® M O V IE: 'God Rides a Harley' A por monstrous vehicle as a tool of revenge r i o e r UJAU kONbS OF W ATCe- (8) MOVIE: -The Four Muakataara' The Eddie's class when hs decides to finish his is found dead. (60 min.) (In Stereo) the lam from the lew hides out in the High trait of the Christian Riders Motor Cyck a c ^ s t the men who kHled Ns family. D ^ \-WBOfttlM6S, M BttwCnte-' ' (oyous escapades of rogues, gallam dam­ education. (S ) Three Stooges A NMUS SvslZL TO - . wHEecSUACN CRM66 OS60 Sierras with Ns mol!. Humphrey Bogan, Combat) Club sf>d Righteous Riders, a group o Mchael Paul, Lawrence Dar>e, Ned teeny. i AStaSoBTOVT m \ i e - FADING, sels and swordplay are depicted in this co- ® Lat'a G o BowUi«g (60 min.) ® Greet Escape This week; Seattie. Ha­ 6 cthe(z tr ' r r iS P 4 - G MiMUTCf AFTER IdaLupino, Anhur Kennedy. 1941. (Color­ ® MOVIE: SewTW Uk* DM Timm' A bom-again bikers. 1987. 1987. Rated R. ^•AM zaTIM r SHRMMN6 and medy adventure. Oliver Read. Raquel waii’s Waikiki reson area; France's Bur­ ®)Topo6igio ized Version) lawyer jeopardizes her husband's career QueM Of peotKiuiy^ TR'NAW C iC U ^ Welch, Richard Chamberlain. 1975. gundy region. [C N N ] Sports Tonight ArKhors; Free 2:55AM [MAX] m o v i e : " n w Run- ir t u r n s - by helping her ex-husband run from the (S ) Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) {§ ) 2 2 7 (C C ) Mery dreams she is on Hickman. Nick Charles. rting M en' (C C ) Executioner-styled ath­ It wtu. ee A . Hi) Raauman NFL [C N N ] Pinnacle poitce. (joldie Hawn. Chevy Chase. Charles the set of the movie "Casablanca." (In letes hunt convicted prisoners on a sadis­ T M M C O f 4 [C N N ] Big Story Godin. 1980. [ESPN] Baseball: Major League AN @ ) WooiliivilgM't Shop Pan 1 of 2. [D IS] Here's Boomer Stereo) Stars vs. Japanesa AH-Stp*a From tic game show of the near future. Amok) TU'PRfT- [ES P N ] Codega Football; Teams to be Herdcastle and McCormick SS MOVIE: 'Day of the Aithnala- Ani- AfWKMtnoad (3 hrs.) (Live) 7 :0 0 P M GO Lifestyles of the Rich and dD Wild Anterica (CC) An underwater Tokyo. (3 hrs.) (Live) Schweaenegger, Marie CorKhiia Alonso, WEBVX mats driven mad by ladiation imperil the Fam ous Actor Michael Caine; Princess view of the spawnirtg ritual of the cutthroat [C N N ] Headline N ew s Yaphet Kono. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) lives of a w id a m am hiking party. Christo- [M AX ] MOVIE: 'The Beniker Gang' A trout. Pan 3 of 3. family of orphaned children embark on a Yssmin, daughter of tha late Rha Hay­ [H B O ] HBO Comedy Hour: An Evening 1 1 :4 5 P M [MAX] MOVIE; 'Nowhere 3 :0 0 A M QS Tafoa Fiom tha Dwfctkto pbar Gaorga, Laalia Nialaan. Lynda Day worth; actress Chartone Ramphng. (60 croes-count^ journey that takes them to (3 ) MOVHE: 'Th e Satan B ug' A special With Sammy Davie Jr. & Jerry Lewis to Hide’ (C C ) The widow of a murdered An aspirirrg screenwriter, discoureged by Gaorga. 1977 min.) Hawaii in search of a new kfe. Andrew investigator is called in when a highiy viru­ The two show-biz greets sing and down Merirte struggles to ssvs hersell snd her his mabikty to set a script, hopes a pact 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] HaaMivvaalt McCarthy, Charlie Fields, Jennie Dundee. (X ) Family Ties (CC). lent virus is stolen from a top security re­ on stage in tNs performance from Las Ve- yourtg son from high-level government with ths d ^ wM bring him kick. search installation in the desen. George 1985 Rated G C £ )N e w s cortspirators. Am y Msdigsn. Osrkel O H om e Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) 2 :3 0 P M 3D CoNaga FoottMlI: Taxaa- Maharis. Anne FrarKis. Dana Andrews Keliy,Michsellronsides 1987.RstedR (In Jtl-5 El Paao at Wyoming or Gamo TBA (3 5 : 0 0 P M S D a - t m c i i C D It's a Uvir>g 1965 [CN N ] Newenight Continued... Stereo) n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 5 ,19M MANCHES'TER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 5, 1998 - 29

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OIBBB lUn« PbbMbs SynDcBM kx WorM t T h A ve) I i . f .11 ri -; [ i Y i . !!. ^ Y ■ - J • M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. N0V..5.19B8.-.-31 I . , . j. ■ I I. I t t F • [U SA] Street Hawk and garden. (bO min.) [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) Dead or Alive’ (C C ) A maniacal terrorist B E V E R L Y CD GD America'a Most Wanted Sched­ stalks the streets of Los Angeles, bombing 1:30PM CD High School Bowl 9 l 3 0 P M CD GD Tracey Ullman Show Samlay, Nov. 6 H I L L S B U M Sunday, Continued uled; Miami policeman Armando Garcia, random locations at will. Rutger Hauer. GD Gerald Ford: The Prestdency wanted for his involvement in an at­ Season Premiere During a talk-show ap­ Gene Simmons. Robert Guillaume. 19B7. pearance, a woman discovers her husband In "Down and GP) Next President In recent interviews, tempted cocaine heist; Alvin Johnson, ac­ Rated R. (In Stereo) cused of numerous rapes, armed robberies fathered an illegitimate child while sta­ David Frost once again talks with presiden­ tioned in Japan. (In Stereo) 12:00AM C D Kojak Out in Beverly tial candidates George Bush and Michael and buglaries. (In Stereo) C D Horns Shopping Ovor- starting From Scratch up boxing to overcome his childhood SlOOAM dD Pocky Pig/Bugs Bunny mils" airing Dukakis. (60 min.) 3:30PM CD ® Mama's Family Season Premiere GD Star Trek: Th e Next Generation (CC ) night Sofvico (60 min.i James appears on a T V show only to dis­ asthma, developing strength of character CD ® Mission: Impossible (CC) A drug tola and Mama run for the presidency of Frederick K. Price SUNIMY. NOV. 6 Data's android look-alike threatens to feed GJ) @ ] M odem Maturity (CC). cover it's r>ot as easy as it looks. and body. kingpin is tempted to leave his island the ladies' church group. ® Homo Shopping Ovomight Sorvico haven after receiving news of his long-lost the Enterprise passengers and crew to a GS Living tha Word on ABC, Nick [CN N ] Moneyweek World Class Women [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcoc:k Presents deadly crystal entity. ( M min.) (R) (In Continuoo (2 hrs .) GD son. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 0 : 0 0 P M Duet (CC| a Nolle plays Jerry 33 (B) college Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Roviow ® Transformers [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Deadly Illusion' A de GD Growing a Business; Quad Graphics friend reveals that Linda once had a fling Baskin, a street 6:00PM (E ® ® News CD Magnum. P.l. [D IS ] Boot of Walt Disnov Prosonts: (3) Sunday Today tective falls victim to a setup that leaves [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Hus­ with Ben. (In Stereo) GD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) him the prime suspect in the. murder of a C D A -Te a m GD Trapper John, M.O. Potor and tha Wolf Based on Serge Pro­ Sesame Street (CC). bum who moves in ton's epic adaptation of the first 22 chap­ New s (g ) Omexin/Can You Beat Baldness? businessman's wife. Billy Dee Williams. M O V IE; 'Airplane!' A neurotic ex­ CD kofiev's "Peter and the W olf." a Philadel­ with a neurotic, ters of the Book of Genesis. George C. GD G $ M O V IE: Iron Eagle' The teen-age son Oral Roberts Vanity, Morgan Fairchild. 1987. Rated R. pilot takes over the controls of an airliner GD IN N News GD Soloflex phia church mouse plays center stage to Scott. Peter O'Toole. Ava Gardner. 1966. of a fighter pilot and a retired Air Force ® World Tomorrow nouveau-riche Bev­ when the crew succumbs to food poison­ colonel take drastic action to rescue the GD Jimmy Swaggart (8 ) Hart to Hart Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson. CD Superior Court erly Hills family 2;00PM 4:00PM (33 n f l Football: N a w Or ing, Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty, Robert boy's father from his Middle Eastern cap- [USA] Snub TV @ ) Robert Schuller GD Good Neighbors 8 ) Home Shopping Overnight Service and takes over ( D M O V IE: 'O n the Right Track' A social leans Saints at Washington Redskins (3 Stack. 1980. tors. Louis Gossett Jr., Jason Gedrick, (3 hrs.) GD Nuestra FamIHa worker tries to find a normal home for a hrs.) (Live) David Suchet. 1986. GD World Vision 5:01 AM C S POP.V. their lives. GD Columbo Gene Scott Sesame Street (CC). (R) train station shoeshine boy with a talent ® Odd Couple GD CD St. Elsewhere (8) MOVIE; '8 Million Ways to Die' An (8 ) M am a's Family lolq and Mama run for 5:30AM QD l Lov. Lucy [C N N ] Daybreak for picking the ponies. Gary Coleman. the presidency of tl^ ladies' church group. [C N N ] World Report Maureen Stapleton. Michael Lembeck CD M y Secret Identity Andrew's sister ex-cop and a prostitute get in over their GD Siempre en Domingo Programs de (ID iNN Nmvs CHECK LISTINGS variedades con musics, entrevistas y anis- [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ [D IS] Good Morning Mlckeyl 1981. gets into trouble while he concentrates on heads when they investigate the murder of GD (8 ) Family Ties (C C ) (In Stereo) [CNN] Monoywook tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ lights of today's games. (60 min.) (R) [ESP N ] Running and Racing fOlt EXACT TIME a new superpower. a Los Angeles hooker. Jeff Bridges, Ro­ (8 ) Nature (CC ) Traces the evolution of a CtD M O V IE: 'Sixteen Candles' An inse­ sanna Arquette, Alexandra Paul. 1986. lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) [U S A ] Financial Freedom [D IS ] Schama of Things cure Illinois teen fends off the advances of GD MOVIE: 'Blazing Saddles' A crooked Hawaiian island from underwater volcano [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Great Railway Journeys of the World [E S P N ] SportsLook the class clown while coping with the fact attorney general appoints a black sheriff to C8) New s (Live) to coral atoll. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) GZ) U S A Today Scheduled: [U SA ] Cartoons 1 2:30AM GD that her parents forgot her birthday. Molly a smalt western town in a scheme to take (8 ) WonderWorks: Necessary Parties (8 ) M O V IE: 'Th e Train' An Gorman offi­ [C N N ] Headline News maintaining good health. (60 min.) [U S A ] Night Flight: Night night Qoas over the territory. Cleavon Little, Gene 8:30AM d !) Dennis the Menace country's involvement in a devastating Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Paul Season Premiere (CC). Part 1 of 2. cer attempts to move French art treasures [D IS ] Nation of Immigrants Based on to tha IWndaa ti Coming Attractions (33 MOVIE: 'Tha Kid With the Broken Wilder, Harvey Korman. 1974. 33 Dallas (X) World Tomorrow war. 1980. Rated NR. Dooley. 1984. ^ Outer Limits into Germany hours before the armistice is John F. Kennedy's book, a look at the dif­ M y Neighbor's Religion Halo' A 12-year-old wayward angel is 1:00AM 33 Naked City 6:00AM (D [ESPN] Sportraits: Bruce Jenner and sent to Earth to prove he is worthy of (g ) M O V IE : 'H igh Sierra' A gangster on GD Latin Connection Brenda K. Starr per­ declared. Burt Lancaster. Paul Scofield, ferent immigrant groups that compose Gi David Paul forms "I Still Believe" and "What You See @ ) War of the Worlds A New Jersey (5 ) GiNigan'a Island Eddie Merckx (Taped) heaven. Gary Coleman, Robert Guillaume, the lam from the law hides out in the High Jeanne Moreau. 1965. America. Produced by David Wolp>er. (60 QD Odd Couple (g[) Porky Pig Is What You Get"; a David Lee Roth pro­ town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast min.) (X ) Sustaining Georg Stanford Brown. 1982. Sierras wf(h his moll. Humphrey Bogart. of a Martian invasion, not realizing the al­ GD PELICULA: 'Frontera' Fernando Al­ SS) That’s the Spirit (g ) Today In BH>le Prophecy 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu Ida Lupino, Arthur Kennedy. 1941. file. (60 min.) (In Stereo) lende, Daniela Romo. INN Magazine (U ) M O V IE: 'High Noon' A small town iens have returned. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [HBO] JFK: In His Own Words (CC) A [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Sleepy (0) (8) MOVIE: 'Arabian Adventure' A (SE) Robprt Schuller 10:30AM CD inside Washington marshall must face a killer he sent to prison ^ Englehart's Elaction Special GZ) Fawity Towers video portrait of John F. Kennedy, featur­ Hollow' Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane O ) HaacMina News young, handsome prince tries to win the Nature (CC ) Profiles firewatcher and five years earlier. Gary Cooper, Grace ing news footage, private home movies woos the daughter of a rich farmer and ® Orte Day at a Time ( D WofNlefful W orld of Disney; Never a ® MOVIE: ’A)l tha Prea(dent’a Men’ hand of a beautiful princess by retrieving a conservationist Doug Peacock at work in [CNN] PrimeNews Insight / Out Kelly, Otto Kruger. 1952. and tapes of his voice from the Kennedy learns the truth behind the legend of her @ ) Baptist Church Dull M om ent Pan 1 of 2. Reporters Woodward and Bernstein stum­ magic rose. Christopher Lee, Milo O' Shea, northwestern Montana's Glacier National [D IS ] You and Me. Kid [ESPN] NFL Football: Los Angeles Library. (60 min.) other suitor, the headless horseman. Jeff CD ® New York City Marathon More GD Career Media Network ble onto the biggest story of their careers, Oliver Tobias. 1979. Park. (60 min.) Raiders at San Diego Chargers (3 hrs.) [C N N ] Politics '88 the break-in at the offices of the Demo­ [M AX] MOVIE; The Hidden' An alien Goldblum, Dick Butkus, Meg Foster. 1980. [E S P N ] Triathlon; From Cleveland. (60 than 22,000 runners compete in this 19th i D M O V IE: 'Gaily. Gaily' Several GD Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) (Live) [DIS] Wuzzles cratic National Committee. Robert Red- GD MOVIE: 'The Mephisto Weltz' A creature roams Los Angeles turning law- min.) (R) annual event. (3 hrs.) (Live) crooked politicians and good-hearted lad­ Data's android look-alike threatens to feed [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: ford. Dustin Hoffman, Jason Robards failed musician comes under the influence [HBO] MOVIE: "The Sicilian' (CC) abiding citizens into homicidal maniacs. [H B O ] M O V IE; Teen W o lf A high- [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour ies of the evening educate a simple country the Enterprise passengers and crew to a Football Follies (R) GD Love Boat 1976. of a famous pianist who, like his daughter, Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Nouri, Ed school student discovers that a family [HBO] MOVIE; 'Young Detectives on boy to the wicked ways of the city. Beau is a Satanisi. Alan Alda, Jacqueline Bisset, deadly crystal entity. (60 min.) (R) (In count of Salvatore Giuliano, a fierce Italian O'Ross. 1987. Rated R. [U S A ] Morgan Brittany On Beauty MOVIE: 'Tarzan Escapes' Tarzan is Stereo) curse is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ Wheels' A brother and sister play amateur Bridges. Melina Mercouri. Brian Keith. GZ) Mystaryl: The Return of Sherlock Barbara Parkins. 1971. bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right taken prisoner by a big-game hunter who Holmes II (CC ) Holmes and Watson hunt [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) 1:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Hollywood chael J. Fox, James Hampton, Scott Pdu- sleuths when their father is suspected of a wants to put him on Exhibition in England 1969. [C N N ] This Week in the NBA Premiere to secede. Christopher Lambert, Terence Itn. 1985. Rated PG. a one-legged convict and his savage com­ GD Fueling the Future Examines the in­ Shuffle' Offered a sterotyped role, a jewel theft. Josie Vendramini, Fraser Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan, ^ Classified Express • Jobs tensive use of fossil fuel energy in farming A weekly magazine-style report on NBA Stamp. Joss Ackland. 1987. Rated R. (In 1 0 : 3 0 P M CD current Affair Extra struggling black actor must decide Stephen-Smith. 1966. Rated NR. panion. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. players and teams. Stereo) [T M C ] M O V IE: 'The Phoenix' A god­ Ian Huntar. 1936. McLaughlin Group and how the nation can be fed using less CD O .C . Follies whether to compromise his integrity or like being, brought to life by scientific [CN N ] Week in Review [M A X ] M O V IE: Th e Shoes of the Fish­ ® To Be Announced. energy without undermining its future [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC). [M AX] MOVIE: 'Burglar' (CC) A San starve. Roben Townsend, Anne-Marie means, tries to learn to cope with human­ d|) Police Woman GD GD Odd Couple erman' In an attempt to avoid World W ar [M AX] MOVIE: 'Fatso' (CC) Food be economic and environmental viability (60 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Guess Who's Coming Frandisco thief-turned-bookseller plays Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Rated R (In ity. Judson Scott. Fernando Allende, E.G. HD 'Thlt Old House (CC) (R) dD Hart to Hart GD Bless Me. Father III, a Russian archbishop is selected to suc­ comes both friend and foe to a fat man min.) Part 3 of 4. to Dinner' (C C ) The Oscar-winner about a detective when a brief return to her old Stereo) Marshall. 1981. 'Three Stooges looking for love and understanding. Dom ceed the former Pope. Anthony Quinn, GD Temas y Debates GD Police Story liberal young lady who brings her fiance, a profession involves her in a murder. (8 ) Ask the Manager Laurence Olivier. Oskar Werner. 1968. DeLuise, Anne Bancroft, Ron Carey 1980 Whoopi Goldberg, Bobcat Goldthwait, 1: 30AM CD Ufestylas of the Rich and [U S A ] Night FHght GD Pera Qente Grande (90 min.) GZ) C E N ew s Magazine (CC). black doctor, home to meet her well-to-do GD9to6 Rated G. (In Stereo) Rated PG. GD WKRP in Cincinnati G .W . Bailey. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Famous Actor Michael Caine; Princess @ N ew ton's Apple (CC). parents. Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hep­ 6:10AM [ c n i Q] H u h h w M k [CN N] Newsday GZ) Joy of Painting 1 1 : 0 0 P M CD CD GD New s Yasmin, daughter of the late Rita Hay­ 9:00AM (X) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [U S A ] M O V IE; 'Cracking Up' A suicidal burn, Sidney Poitier. 1967. [USA] Mike Hammer worth; actress Charlotte Rampling. (60 [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [D IS] My Friend Flicka klutz relates the story of his life to his har­ [U S A ] Bustin' Loose CD Barney Miller 6:30AM (D vitt. min.) [U S A ] Murder, She W rote (60 min.) 8:30PM 3 3 i l ) M arried... W ith Child- min.) (R) m Oral Robert. [ESPN ] Thte Week In Sports [H BO ] HBO Cinema Workshop ried psychiatrist. Jerry Lewis. Milton Berle. GD Cheers (CC). dD Denver, the Last Dinosaur Sammy Davis, Jr. 1983. 4:05PM [D IS] (MOVIE: 'The Legend (33 Whsal of Fortune (CC) ren Seeson Premiere (C C ) Al returns a CD Sustaining [HBO] MOVIE: Cheep Detective' A [U S A ] All-American Wrestling 6:30PM 03 It’. Your B u .iiw u d ) IGA Food Show of Sleepy Hollow' Schoolteacher Ichabod library book 30 years overdue and discov­ (JD Choices We Face GD IN N New s 1930’s Chinatown private eye contends [D IS] New Vaudevillians III Crane woos the daughter of a rich farmer ® To Be Announced. ers he owes a fine of over $2,000. (In dD Chr1.topb.r Clo.mjp CD NFL Today n f l pregame 2:20PM @ Insight / Out (X) Jetsons with several amorous ladies and a murder 1 2:30PM Host Harry Anderson presents today's (B) NBC New. Stereo) [ESPN] NFL'a Greatest Moments Fea­ hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross, and learns the truth behind the legend of d i Abbott wtd Con.Ho Gl) Transformers rap when he attempts to solve his part­ vaudeville talent in a variety of settings. her other suitor, the headless horseman. (g ) N e w s (Live) tured; Bart Starr and Frank Gifford. (R) ner's death and locate a buried treasure. Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. (B ) A B C N e w . (CC). (8 ) It's a Living ® To B. AnnounenJ. GS Kenneth Copeland Jeff Goldblum. Dick Butkus. Meg Foster GD Are You Being Served? [USA] Success Peter Falk, Ann-Margret, Sid Caesar GD Connecticut Beat 2:30PM (D Family Medical Center 1980 Univision en el Deports Cornentarios (g ) (8 ) Day by Day (C C ) Eileen becomes Ring Around th . World dS) Bugs Bunny stmI Friends 1978. Rated PG. y resumen del acontecer deponivo por Emily's reluctant baby sitter when she (8 ) Police Story Part 1 of 2. ® NFL Live NFL pregame show GD Tennessee Tuxedo 1:35AM 33 abc nsw. icc). (B ) ConnMticut; Now (In Stereo) 4 : 10PM [C N N ] Science end Technol- Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) moves in next door. (In Stereo) (8) AM Boston d $ Sesame Street (CC). 10:45AM Jew ish Life hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- (8) Adam Smith's Money World [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Witchboard' A deadly [CNN] Styl. With Elu Klenich had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle ofnf W eek Topic: typing DNA for use as [C N N ] Inside Business GZ) Bounder GZ) McLaughlin Group supernatural force is unleashed when a Frederick K. Price Superfooy Superboy tries to stop a criminal evidence 1 1:00AM CD Face the Nation Gardner. GD woman uses a Ouija board to communi­ [D IS ] Mo u m tc Im N e w Gidget Oanni and her friends be­ bookie's attempt to fix a college basketball [D IS ] Animals in Action A study of rep­ [D IS ] Teedie Theodore Roosevelt takes GD Conrtecticut: N ow (R) (In Stereo) Three Stooges cate with the other side. Taw ny Kitaen. [M A X ] MOVIE: Littt for U f .’ Oscar come furious when the city council threa­ (D (8 ) On the Record/4th District game. 4:30PM 133 Out of This Worid Evm tiles and their habits. up boxing to overcome his childho<^ [C N N ] Inside Business nervously prepares for a date. asthma, developing strength of character Todd Alien. Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated Winning account of the tumultuous and tens to restrict dance clubs to people over GD How to Build a Fortune in 1989 PELICU LA: 'El Robo Imposible' Las [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro GD GD Soccer: West Germany vs. Nather- and body. [D I S ] M O V IE: 'Topper' An auto accident R. troubled life of Dutch painter Vincent Van 16. (R) (§ ) Real ti> Reel: muthlg aventuras de dos ladrones sin mucha es- ^ Great Escape This week; Seattle, Ha­ Series From Del Mar. Calif. (Taped) lands World Cup qualifying match. (2 hrs.) turns George and Marian Kirby into mad­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'My Darling Clemen­ Gogh Kirk Douglas. Anthony Quinn. Ever­ periencia que roban un caballo muy valioso waii's Waikiki resort area: France's Bur- ® Miracle Revival Hour dD Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones and the [M AX ] Just Another Missing Kid Ian 9:00PM 33 m o v i e : Intemal Affairs' cap ghosts. Cary Grant. Constance Ben- tine' Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the al­ ett Sloane. 1956. (In Stereo) y las complicaciones que pasan por la cos- gurtdy region. © ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) Tem pto of Doom ' (C C ) T>ie globe-trotting Parker reports on the grueling ordeal an Premiere. (C C ) A tip from a jailed police r>ett. Roland Young. 1937. (Colorized Ver­ coholic Doc Holliday face the villanous (S) N'e Your Buslnees tumbre del caballo posar para fotos. Rob­ chief sheds new light on the sadistic mur­ sion) d S o m y ooHMh archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos­ El MurKlo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Ottawa family went through in an attempt Clantons at the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, 6:45AM a GD New Munsters ® Connecticut Reel Estate Showcase erto Guzman. Tho Junco. GD der of a young prostitute. Richard Crenna, session of a sacred stone in this prequel to chas entre boxeadores internacionales. to find their son, who disappeared en route [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) Linda Darnell, Victor Mature. 1946. 7:00AM (33 w.ll SttMt Joum.1 Re­ [CN N ] Daywatch ® Life Matters to Colorado. (90 min.) Kate Capshaw. Cliff Gorman. 1988. Pan 1 GZ) French In Action: Vaesnees en Bre­ "Raiders of the Lost Ark ". Harrison Ford. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. [HBO] 1st & Ten: The Bulls Mean port tagne I Kate Capshaw. Ke Huy Quan. 1984. Rated of 2. 1:37AM ® A B C N ew s (CC). [D IS ] Donald Duck Prasents .[C N N ] International Correspondents (2 hrs.) 7:00PM 33 b o M in u te . (C C ) (60 min.) Business (C C ) (In Stereo) 0 3 Robwt Schuller PG. (In Stereo) CD @ ) It's Garry Shartdiing's Show CD Look at Me Now [ESPN] NBA Today GD M O V IE ; 'Treasure Island' Based on [D IS] Zorro GZ) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • 33 SS 21 Jump Street Season Pra- [U S A ] Cover Story 2:00AM Bth Day the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. A While waiting for Jackie to give binh, Gar­ 03 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Falling in Lova' (CC) A 3:00PM CD MOVIE: 'Dragonslayer' A Outdoors (R) miere Hanson is assigrted a bigoted new CD Home Shopping Overnight Service young boy with a secret map joins Long [ES P N ] Starshot: Clay target shooting ry's living room becomes a talk-show set. 0 3 Point of View chance meeting on a commuter train naive sorcerer's apprentice is called upon [C N N ] Politics '88 partner. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 11:05P M 33 (9) New. (3 hrs.) John Silver and his pirate crew to scout the (R) Guest stars; Tom Petty. Susan Anton and s p ^ s a mutual romantic interest between to slay a fearsome flying dragon. Peter [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Meurico' A young En­ d S Larry Jonee seas for ships laden with vatuaMe cargo. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Shaana' (CC) An Ameri­ [H B O ] M O V IE : Teen W oH' A high CD (S) Incredible Sunday (CC) Sched­ Doc Severinsen. (In Stereo) GD A t the M ovies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ a construction engineer and a graphic de­ MscNicol, Caitlin Clark. Ralph Richardson glishman attempts to come to terms with tley. Scheduled; "Th e Good Mother" (Di­ di) Dhrin# Plan Bobby Driscoll. Robert Newton. 1950. can T V producer falls in love with a jungle school student discovers that a family uled: a group of heart transplant patients MOVIE: Down and Out in B«v- signer. Robert OeNiro. Meryl Streep. 1981. 33 (9) his homosexuality in this adaptation of ane Keaton); "Everybody's All-American" queen out to stop an educated native curse is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ play baseball; (^ s ta Rican fishermen relive erty Hills' (CC ) A derelict ends up in the (S) You Can Beat BaMnasa Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. [ESP N ] Sports Reporter E.M. Forster's 1914 novel. James Wilby, (Jessica Lange. D e ^ is Quaid); "Hanna's prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ CD SIskel & Ebert Scheduled: "Every­ chael J. Fox, James Hampton, Scott Pau­ their ordeal at sea. (60 min.) swimming pool of a crazy 'nouveau riche' Hugh Grant. Rupert Graves. 1987. Rated W ar" (Ellen Burstyn). * \ (S) Jamaa Kennedy 9:30AM d3 oj k m sh o w [ M A X ] M O V IE; The Gun That W on the can kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted Wass, body's All-American" (Jessica Lange, lin. 1985. Rated PG. CD Magnum, P.l. couple and is adopted into their household. W est' The development of the Springfield Dennis Quaid); "The Good Mother" (Diane R. ® RIn-Tin-Tin Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. (In [USA] Throb Nick Nolte, Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss. (X ) SyncfwoiMl R« « » M c h rifle becomes the cavalry's biggest asset in Keaton, Jason Robards); "U2: Rattle and (g) (8) NBC News Special: Campaign ® It'a Your Buainata Stereo) Countdown: The Rocky Road and Other 1986. 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Magnum, P.l. [CN N ] Moneyweek (33 Bug. Bunny/Daffy Duck hostile Indian territory. Dennis Morgen. Hum." 133 m o v i e : ’’The WaiTkKa’ A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Fuller Brush Man' 5:00PM Flavors CD Untouchables Sports Extra ® Kenneth Copaland Paula Raymond. Richard Denning. 1955 gang leader plans to unite all the gangs into CD [ESPN] SportsCenter QI3 T.a n.g . Mutait Nki). Tuitla. An inept door-to-door salesman stumbles GD America's Top Ten ® Jimmy Swaggart [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid' When an army strong enough to take over New GD Numb: Children of Alcoholics (60 GD National Geographic on Assignment CD Baretta & M o m tho Pran (CC) into a murder mystery. Red Skehon. Janet @ ) Firing Line: The Lor>g Not-So-Hot 2:30AM CD N e w England Sunday (R) a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ York City. Michael Beck. James Remar, mtn.) ^ritualrty among Roman Catholics in Bra­ GD Honeymooners FantMtic World of Hanna Barbara Blair, Hillary Brooks. 1948. Campaign Mellinger Group (S) Adatona: Drug Abuia Pravantion men teaches him about seH-confiderKe Thomas Waites. 1979. (8 ) W W F Superstars of Wrestling zil, skipjacks, small comrrrerctal workboats CD [C N N ] Daybreak and EducMkm in the Chesapeake Bay; a profile of London GD Seva tha Children and karate. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "P a t" 1:00PM C l) n f l Football: DaUaa C o w - (8) Charile'e Angels Public People/Private Lives G D M O V IE: 'Hearts of tha W est' A naive CD (8) MOVIE: 'Lord of ths Rings' J R.R, cab drivers. (60 min.) ® (8) George Michael’s Sports Mach­ [D IS ] Walooma to Poob Corner ® M y Sacrat Idantity Andrew fwipa an Morita, Elis^>eth Shue. 1984. Rated PG. boy* at N e w York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) (3 ) elans Foftda: A n Unauthorized Biog­ young man goes to Hollywood to write CD Knight Rider Tolkien's classic fantasy of hobbits, men, ine [E S P N ] SpoitaCentar aging 'TV hero (Gena Barry) who's no lon­ (In Stereo) CD MOVIE; 'The Computer Wore Ten- raphy Barbara Hower is host for tNs look elves, ores and balrogs comes to life 8 ) Next President In recent interviews. pulp westerns and becomes the hero of a ger abla to perform hie fatTKMis stunta. at the controversial actrass. (2 hrs.) GD NW A Pro Wrestling David Frost once again talks with presiden­ (8 ) Massachusens CouncM of Rabbis string of, efass 6 horse operas, .ieff [USA]CaMope [U S A ] Cartoone nie Shoee' A coNege student, who ecci- 1978. dentally acquires a computer's ebiirties. AU Creatures Great M d Small tial candidates George Bush and Michael Bridges, Alan Arkin. Andy Grif^th. 1975. geance on the warrior who killed obsessed with a young woman he (Jessica Lange, O m n i. Quaid); "Hanna’s (3 ) Uttie House on the PreMe musical comedy. Robin Wmiams, Shelley GZ) Survival Season Premtare (CC) The his mentor. Patrick Swayze, Lisa Niemi, (S I Day of Diaooyory [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ Masterpiece Thaetre: A Perfect glimpses during a photo shoot. Kenneth 10 :0 0 A M (33 To Ba Amouncad. War " (Efan Burityn). Duvall. Ray Walston. 1980. eighth season of "Survival Anglia" wildlife GD GZ) Christopher Neame. 1987. Rated R. (In ® Dr. Jam i l Ksnrwdy ® N FL FooebeN: Miam i Dolphins at programs on Public Television begins with lights of today's games. (60 min.) Spy (C C ) Pym joins the British intelligerKe David (>ilmsn, Priscilla Harris, Kim Wahrip. (33 Staampipa ABay N a w England Patitots (3 hrs.) (Live) [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Stereo) 1966. Rated NR. (In Stereo) (8l C .l.h ta ta: Unootn (3) H««iBkii Nawi a k ) ^ at the frog. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Surrender' Money, and service, marries a suitable yourtg woman, Fantasy Island [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR (S) GZ) Firing Line: The Long Not-So-Hot the tack of it. plays a prominent role in the and while in Czechoslovakia on assign­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider [U S A ] Kay. to Sliccaaa dSUSantaMiM (S) TV Open Homo Chackar 5 0 0 From Phoartix, Ariz. (3 hrs.. GD Small Wonder (CC) The Lawson fa­ ment, begins a working partnership with 3:00AM 33 ( 9 J im m y Swaggart Campaign mily plays host to a 13-year-old sheik, who developing r^ationship between a best­ [C N N ] Big Story 30 min.) (Live) his friend Axel. (60 min.) Part 4 of 7. 1 1 : 3 5 P M Jane Fonda: An Unau­ (3 ) Home Shopping Notwoefc (3 hrs.) ® T a n d T (S) JtiHa Child and Company: Lx>-Cal ch a se s Vicki to be his bride. selling author and a struggling artist. Sally CD [DIS] Dumbo'. O cu . Banquat (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Baby, ITs You' A young thorized Biography Barbara Hower is host (S) Homs Shopping Ovomight Satvlc# M O V IE : 'Airplanar A neurotic ex- field. Michael Caine. 1987. ^ t e d PG. (In [C N N ] W eek In Review (8 ) MMtar Bogara GD couple discovers the pain of breaking up [CN N] Newswatch for this look at the controversial actress. (2 Continues (2 hrs.. 30 min.) [E S P N ] Bortyiiiapina ® WaM Snaat Journal Raport pilot takes over the controle of an airliner Stereo) [D IS ] JFK: A Celebration of His Lifs end when each must foHow their separate [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Convoy' The truckers hrs.) ® Ikawing Man to Ckrtet when the crew succunnba to food poison­ [U SA] Miami Vice Times: The Men Who Would Be Presi­ [CN N ] Evans & Novak [HBO] TalM ol Utlia Woman Mag (S i M aat tha Praaa (CC). dreams. Rosanna Arquette, Vir>cent battle the cops in this war on wheels. Kris (S BaerMoa of tha Maas ing. Robert Hays. Julie Hegerty, Robert dent Kennedy's life between 1917 and 1 1 :3 7 P M (8) American Expos#: Who [DIS] MOVIE: Topper Takes A Trip' twiata her ankle at a party. (S ) Franeh bi Acthn: Vacancaa an Bra- SparK). 1983. Rated R. Kristofferson, Ali MacGraw, Erriest Borg- Slack. 1980. 7:30PM O ) Runaway With tha Rich 1956, including his father's political in­ Murdered JF K ? Syndicated columnist The ghost of Marion Kirby follows Cosmo [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lanparrl bi tha Snow- ( ® Munatarn Today Lily laavas the ta g n a ll nir>e. 1978. (iated PG. and Famous Actor Scott Baio on the Is- [D IS] Bast of Walt Disnay volvement artd the failure to receive the Jack Aiiderson attempts to prove that Topper to the French Riviera, where his A young woman la raicuad from a bkizard houaahokt choraa to Hannan whan aha [CN N] Nowaday 3:15PM land of Antigua; Luxembourg; New Or­ [CNN] NFL Pravlaw Prasants: Patar and tha WoN Based on [U S A ] AHrsd Hitchcock Presents 1956 vice presidential nommation. (60 President John F. Kennedy’s assassination wife has gone to seek a divorce. Const­ by a myttatiout rackiaa with a pat laopard- landa a job as a faaNon daai^Mr. leans restaurants. Oiknm'a Faky Talaa [D I8] M aking of the Prosidsnt: 1964 Serge Prokofiev's "Peter and the W olf," a min.) Pan 1 of 3. was actually the result of an international ance Bennett, Roland Young, Billie Burke. ■oniy to find haraaH In an even atottniar 3D New Jaraay tBapane [DIS] 5:30PM ® Benson H ig h li^ s of the 1964 presidential cam­ Philadelphia church mouse plays center GD Notidaro Unhdsion conspiracy. Features interviews with 1939. (Colorized Version) affair. Suun Panhi lgon. Kak DuI m . K« i- [ESPN] NFL Gamaday Praviaw of to­ paign between Lyndon B. Johnson (D) end [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid' When 3 8 M M M r NoBars ICC). |R) stage to Ben Franklin end Thom M Jeffer­ GD Chariea in Charge Charles, Buddy and [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ former President Gerald Ford, a member of HMh Mora. 1S78. Rated PG. day’. NFL Footbak ichidula (60 mio.| Barry M. Goldwster (R). Nominated for five the gar>g take part in a quiz contest at 3:10AM [TM C ] MOVIE: Young Mr. (B3 Fame 160 min.) son. caps the weekend of the worM of sports. man teaches him about self-confidence the Warren Commission, and Lee Harvey 8:00AM CD Mm v E n g M Sunday [USA] Sha-fla: Ptkicaaa of Powar Emmy Awards. (80 min.) school. Oswald's wife. Marina Oswald Porter. (2 Lincoln' John Ford's stirring account of and karate. Ralph Macchio. Noriyuki "Pat" the 16th president's earty legal career. [DIS] MOVK: TIisTn [ESPN] Woman's Tennis: Virginia SlOOPM CD Murder, She Wrote (CC) hrs.) ( £ Sunday M m CasBs* Anansu 1 (33 " . Is tha N H [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984. Rated PG. Henry Fonda, AUce Brady, Marjorie ------•' Ankrisiad. Tw o young paopla of 2:00PM 1111 Slim s of N a w EnglofKl Final match, from Jessica investigates when bodies start TMa Waali In CennacSeut [D IS ] Teedie Theodore Roosevelt takes ~(ln Stereo) 11:4 5P M [MAX] MOVIE: Wanted Weaver. 1939. (X) nobla bkth bscoms sapaiaiad during thak (33 W W F WkaatBng ChaBanga Worcester, Mess. (2 hrs.) (Uve) ConttiHM4... turnir>g up in the Appletree sisters' house at - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nftv. S, 1988 'M^NCHfeSTER HfeRALlj, Wa'(ui^ay'. Nov/s! 1988 - $3 FOCUS /Entertainmeiit FOCUS / Hobbies It’s uneven but it works Kirk Douglas’ story: i#||l9iRfpiltmi tt Processing your own film ANOTHER character of the professor. This is JNMMMrmiIIim* # WOMAN (PG) her best performance. GRADE: iM B p |ii I n ii« riiw B i(i i i r iiiig « r iB> O H it9W«9« 4«RIMM may have to seal off the bottom of ...... ii#MiiMmiiMfiig^iiii<—i The Associated Press poke fun at ► le # iilr < W 9Wi«*gwi«H» w itr M the door with a towel or blanket. Woody Allen’s FOineter MADAME SOU8ATZKA (PG- Bv Bob Thomas * R9WL Rksm^^SBt Camera Angles When you’re sure it’sdark, you’re latest movie, 13) Shirley MacLaine may really The Associated Press Of the great many people ready to proceed. since it’s have learned something from taking pictures today, very few Inside the lightproof closet, Rob«rt DIMatteo have discovered the fun of another of his “ trance-channeling” and her LOS ANGELES - Kirk find most of these items around snap the cap off the film cassette Bergmanesque-1 other off-camera mystical pur­ I mbrImi 4rhI developing and printing their own the house. with the bottle opener, take out Douglas’ autobiography, film. /Chekhovian suits. After all, in this tastefully "The Ragman’s Son,” has Daylight tanks come in a the spooled film and load it onto It’s a shame. There’s no faster affairs — a romantic, John Schlesinger- spent weeks on non-fiction variety of sizes. I suggest one that the daylight tank reel. Put the lid way of improving your photogra­ chamber directed portrait she truly seems best-seller lists, a position loads easily and takes only one or onto the tank; you may now turn phic abilities. You’ll quickly drama made by a fellow who is movie is austere and autumnal; to become the title character — a generally accorded such two rolls of film. Your camera on the light. learn about overexposure and best at making us laugh. How New York has never looked so perfectionistlc piano teacher who female stars as Lauren dealer should be able to help you Now, simply take the loaded underexposure, while cropping select one. He’ll also help you pick dare he forego his sense of dark, so gray. At first, this bodes inspires young prodigies until Bacall, Shelley Winters and tank to your waiting developer and enlarging your own prints humor? Indeed, his last somber badly for the film. As the they leave for greener pastures. Ingrid Bergman. the right chemicals for the job. and fixer. With the instructions will teach you to shoot tighter. Start with small packets, which effort. "September.” was Rowlands character starts to fall Was MacLaine Madame Sou- How did Douglas make and a timer in front of you, first I suspect that many photo­ may come in either powdered or dreadful. apart, one worries that the movie satzka in a previous life? She the magic list when other check to make sure that the graphers are imtimidated by the liquid concentrate form. At first, This time, Allen is getting will degenerate into Allen’s duti­ certainly captures her essence actors have failed? The developer and fixer are at the DECEMBER RELEASE — Souvenir sheet with the thought of doing their own pro­ mix up no more than a quart each similarly tepid notices, though ful homage to Bergman’s "Face here. secret may be that his book proper temperature. Pour the cessing and printing. They think of developer and fixer at a time. "Another Woman” is a much to Face” (where Liv Ullmann It’s a bit of a shock, too. is just as frank, intense and Human Rights stamp at the center will be released on developer into the tank through it’s very complicated or that The wetting agent is used only by more assured film — maybe even was the disintegrating intellec­ Madame is a lot older and fleshier combative as the public's Dec. 9 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Universal the top and put on the cap. they’ll have to invest a lot of the capful after washing the film. a breakthrough for him. Never tual). Even as the movie goes than we are accustomed to seeing image of Kirk Douglas over Declaration of "High Hopes." Normal developing time with money in a darkroom and Some recommendations and before (not even in the wonderful along, there are signs that Allen is MacLaine. And she’s a lot more the past four decades.^. D-76 at 68 degrees is eight equipment. typical costs; Paterson universal "Annie Hall” ) has the writer- still somewhat unsure of himself eccentric.than earlier MacLaine Douglas has niSver minutes. Invert the tank every 30 Not true! tank with reel, $18.80; quart-size director so fully entered the as a "serious artist.” A self- characters. walked away from a fight. seconds to agitate the developer My son was processing and D-76 developer, $2; quart-size consciousness of a character conscious narration spoken by Unfortunately, the rest of the Many a producer, director throughout the process. printing his own film at the age of fixer, $1.48; and PhotoFlow wet­ other than one played by himself. Rowlands often just verbalizes movie — scripted somewhat and co-star can recall scars When the time is up, pour the Here, he takes us inside the what we can already see. preciously by Ruth Prawer Jhab- Human Rights stamp 8. The cost of equipment and ting agent, $2.68. Total cost; less developer out of the tank and acquired in encounters with supplies can be less than the cost than $25! mind of an overly controlled, Stiil, this small, uneven movie vala — is not as fresh as Kirk. He turned his back on back into the bottle, and pour in KIRK DOUGLAS of most 3Smm cameras. What’s Once you have all these items in middle-aged philosophy profes­ ultimately works. The key to its MacLaine’s performance. The a seven-year contract from the fixer. When the film is fixed — . . . a best-seller more, you don’t need an actual hand, first mix up your developer sor (Gena Rowlands) — a quietly success is that Allen has chosen film waxes conventionally noble Hal Wallis at a time when marks anniversary usually anywhere from one to 10 darkroom — a dark closet will do. and fixer and store them in disintegrating woman whose phi­ the right actress to embody his and inspirational over the most actors would grab it. minutes, depending on the type of As for being complicated, we’ll labeled quart bottles. You’ll find landering physician husband story of middle-aged angst. Gena teacher-student relationship as He defied the industry pow­ fixer you use — pour the fixer This sou­ run through the film processing mixing and use instructions on (Ian Holm) is even more aloof Rowlands has fallen apart in embodied by MacLaine, and by ers by hiring the blacklisted wiing alcoholic whose love back into its bottle. You can now venir sheet procedure and let you deedde. I ’d the packages. and blocked than she is. Renting a movies before — usually in Navin Chowdhry, playing a tal­ Dalton Trumbo to write neither Issur nor Kirk could take the top'off the tank, put it with the Hu­ recommend processing and Next, practice loading your flat in which to write a book, she grainy, grueling filmsdirected by ented Indian boy who becomes “ Sparta cnis.” achieve. under running water as close to 68 discovers a curious acoustical her husband, John Cassavetes. Sousatzka’s latest challenge. man Rights printing black-and-white film at film tank with a dummy roll of degrees as possible, and wash the As revealed in “ The Rag­ " It ’s a terrible thing for a stamp at the CoOectors* first. After you’ve mastered that, film until you can do it with your problem; The neighboring apart­ Alas. Cassavetes often gave Meanwhile. Twiggy brings some man’s Son,” he romanced a film for about 10 minutes. ment belongs to a shrink, and young kid who has a father center will be you can advance to color process­ eyes closed. Inkructions come Rowlands too much free rein, and zest to the sketchy role of an wide range of Hollywood’s After washing, pour a capful of through the open grate she can who’s so physically released on ) Corner ing and printing. with the-tank. she responded by acting up a aspiring pop singer who lives glamour queens, including wetting agent into the filled tank, strong,’’ said Douglas. Dec. 9 to cele- First, the materials. You’ll Before processing your roll of hear one distraught patient’s neurotic storm. This time, she’s upstairs. Overall, the movie hasa Joan Crawford, Gene Tier­ Russ MacKendrick pull the film reel out, take the film confessions. The overheard an­ "You think, ‘My God, I can brate the 40th need a 32-ounce or larger gradu­ film, fill a sink or small tub with more subdued; Control seems to slightly musty aura, but Ma­ ney, Marlene Dietrich, Ann off and hang it up to dry. guish catalyzes her own. never be that strong, I can anniversary of ate for measuring your mixes, enough water to just about cover have been as good for Rowlands cLaine — and gobs of well-played Sotiiem and Rita Hayworth. Sound complicated? It really Shot by Sven Nykvist, the never be that big.’ My the Universal something with which to stir the the quart bottles (>f developer and the actress as it is bad for the piano music — give it some life. Douglas seems to be a isn’t. father was a rag man, yet to Declaration of mixes, a thermometer that can be fixer, at the temperature called GRADE: ★ ★ ★ man who got everything he We’ ll tackle printing in the next me he was somebody. So "High Hopes.” immersed in your mixes, a couple for in your developing instruc­ wanted. But he had two column. living with my six sisters At the same time you can get a Whew! of quart jugs to store the mixes, a tions — usually 68 degrees. great frustrations. He was New home video and my mother, I had no sheet with stamp saying “ Droits A really obsessed collector bottle opener, a daylight film­ Control the temperature by ad­ madly in love with Pier identity. De L ’Homme” for the Geneva would have to keep going and get processing tank, and the neces­ ding hot or cold water until it’s THE SERPENT AND THE Angeli, but despite their office and “ Menschenrechte” for the 39 stamps from Switzerland sary chemicals: developer, fixer right. Raging bulls RAINBOW (R ) MCA. $89.95 engagement, he could never “ When my father left, I Vienna. (1950 and later) for the U.N. and wetting agent. You’ll also Next, prepare your “ dark­ Horror-film director Wes Crav­ escape her ever-present thought, ‘Why am I not with When musk-ox bulls on Elles­ my father? I ’m a boy! Why The UNPA says the New York European office . And then the 19 need a couple of clothespins to room.” Go into a closet, close the en’s 1988 tale of mystical terror is parents. He starred in “ One mere Island fight for cows in the sheet will sell for $1, the Geneva issues in ’62 from West Irian hang your film up to dry. door, turn out the light and wait a based on a non-fiction book by Flew Over the Cuckoo’s am I with the women?” ’ breeding season, the impact of for the equivalent of $1.43 and the (West New Guinea). The U.N. Except for the chemicals and few minutes to make sure that no Wade Davis, and the blend of Nest” on Broadway but Young Issur escaped the their head-on crashes can be Vienna for 94 cents. The individ­ Temporary Executive Authority daylight tank, you can probably light is leaking into the room. You horror and anthropology seemed could never make a movie “ suffocating” female at­ heard half a mile away. ual stamps will be 25, 64 and 42 was in effect for eight months to bother some people. If you can deal. He became too old for mosphere to attend college. cents, barring currency there before Indonesia took stand the gore, you may be the role, and son Michael He never went home again, fluctuations. over.) Scott’s catalog has the intrigued by this suggestive little co-produced the film, which except for brief visits. He The U.N, office has a service UNTEA set for $109.30, either thriller. won an Academy Award for discovered acting in col­ Warnings for the holidays charge for handling covers and mint or used. It’s about a Harvard anthropol­ Jack Nicholson. iege, went on to New York will nick you half a buck for mint The World Federation U.N. ogist (Bill Pullman) who investi­ Dougfas, a vigorous 69, where his looks and intense T h e a p - stamp orders under $2 (U.N. Associations (WFUNA) will offer CHECK UNDER THE HOOD: gates a Haitian powderthought to recently reminisced about style attracted Hollywood proaching holi­ Postal Administration. Box 5900, a pen-and-ink mixed media paint­ With cooler weather, remember transform people into zombies. his life and times at the offers. And he went on his days require Grand Central Station, New ing by the actor Anthony Quinn, to bang the hood and slam the The movie makes a provocative Beverly Hills offices of own terms. some advice in York, N.Y. 10017.) (hero or heavy), for the Dec. 9 door on your car. We are already connection — however politically Bryna Productions, named regards to Douglas’ film career has The Human Rights issues will occasion. It will appear on a seeing fan belt injuries to cats specious — between the last days for his mother. He told of the pets. Pet Fomm been marked by an affinity wind up the UNPA efforts for the cacheted FDC, and as a limited that seek a warm motor to cuddle CRISIS — Qena Rowlands and Qene Hackman star In of Baby Doc Duvalier’s dictator­ inception of his Thanksgiv­ for forceful heroic roles, year. They stated in January with edition lithograph. It is a cubist- up to. Woody Allen's "Another Woman," the story of a ship in Haiti and thedarker forces autobiography. ing turkey and 1 r' *!A. m Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. from his part as a calculat­ Agriculture, then came some type concoction — two heads of voodoo. GRADE: " I was driving to Palm stuffing make middle-aged philosophy professor who faces a crisis ing boxer in 1949’s “ Cham­ definitives, later; Forests, Volun­ made out of geometric pieces. And when winterizing your car Springs one day, and I saw a very delicious when “the good life” she has been living comes pion” to his depiction of teer Day, World Health, 16 flags, Sorry. beware of spiiled antifreeze. The (Fiim grading; ★ ★ ★ * great, sailor hitchhiking. I had scraps but pets Vincent Van Gogh in 1956’s and now this. sweet propylene glycol is very unravelled. good, ★ ★ fair, ★ poor) been in the Navy, so I picked □ □ □ not used to such “ Lust for Life.” Both films If you aspire to a complete toxic and as little as a teaspoonful him up. When he got in the succuient bits may suffer from tempting targets and even more earned him Academy coverage of U.N. pieces be can kill a cat or small dog. If there car, he looked at me and COMING EVENT: Regular them. After each Thanksgiving cutting than ribbon candy. Other Award nominations. forewarned; Through January is any consumption or the possi­ sail], ‘Do you know who you meeting of the Manchester Phila­ holiday we get calls to see items on the danger list include Cineina 1988, the New York stamp bility get your pet to your are?’ In “ Spartacus,” perhaps telic Society at the Whiton Li­ patients with gastrointestinal chocolate, holly and poinsettias. Douglas’ greatest role, he numbers ran to 521, and there veterinarian quickly. If treated “ Well, I thought about brary auditorium on Tuesday, 6 problems associated with cele­ The ruckus that accompanies starred as the leader of were 23 airs, seven envelopes, 14 to 8; 30 p.m. This will be tbe last early the patient may be saved HARTFORD 7:40,9:45, 11:50; Sun 13,2:15,4:30,7:40, that, and it’s an interesting brating the festivities with their the holidays with company, deco­ 4;4S, 7:15. 9:30, 11:40; Sun 12:15, 2:20, slaves rebelling against Re­ air letter sheets, eight postal from the lethal effects of the Clm w City — Cronlno Octanccv 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. — Fedt (PG-13) Sot 9:45. Everybody's All-American (R) Sot question,” he said. get-together before the MAN- owners. If you want your pets to rating. cooking, gift shopping etc. (PG) Sot-Sun 1:30, 3:50, 7:20, 9;S0. — 12:40,2;S5,5,7:50,9:55,11:50; Sun 12:40, 12:30,3:45,5,7:30,9;40,11;55; Sun 12:30, publican Rome. cards and an even dozen of air antifreeze, whereas a few hours The actor’s search for PHIL 88 extravaganza at Illing participate in the gluttony, use is no time to introduce a surprise Th* Thin B lu* Lino (PG) Sot-Sun 1:20,4. 2:55,5,7:90,9:55.— Mystic Pino (R) Sot 3:45,5, 7:20,9:40. mail postal cards. All that since delay may be too late. 7, 9:30. — 31; Vienna Boforo the f t l l 12:25,2:35,5,7:20,9 ;«, 11:40; Sun 12:25, MANCHRSTRR Kirk Douglas led him to His first film role came in Junior High School on Nov. 20. discretion. A little nibble is puppy or kitten. If a gift of a iive Sot-Sun 1:10, 3:40,7:10,9:40. — Oomln- 1951. 3:35, 5, 7:20, 9:40. — Holloween IV (R) UA Theoters Rost— Die Hard (R) Sot Issur Danielovitch, the son 1946’s “ The Strange Love of enough and bones are definitely a pet is indicated — make it a gift lcl( and Euetno (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1,3:30, Sot 12:15,3:30,4:39,7:30,9:35,11:45; Sun and Sun 2.4;X, 7,9:40. — Who Framed Starting in 1969 came material 0:90,9:20. 13:15,3:30,4:29,7:30,9:35. — Punchline Rqoer Rabbit (PG) Sot and Sun 2:15, of illiterate, Russian- Martha Ivers,” and his last Russ MacKenrick is a Man­ no-no. certificate that can be claimed at to be used for mailing from BASTHARTPORO (R) Sot 13:30, 3:40, 4:95, 7:19, 9:49, 13; 4:30, 7:15. — Comine to America (R) Jewish immigrants in Ams­ appearance was in the 1987 chester resident who Is an author­ a less busy post holiday time, Allan A. Leventhal is a Bolton Peer m S w R i PoBoRd O b o r w —Dto Sun 13:30, 3:40, 4:59, 7:19,9:45. — The Sot-Sun 9:30. — Gorillas In the Mist Geneva; 166 stamps, one air The same applies to the Christ­ terdam, N.Y. The father NBC production of "Inherit ity on wide range of collectibles. which will be less traumatic to the veterinarian. If yon have a Accused (R) Sot 13:45, 3, 9:05, 7:49, 10, (PG-13) Sat and Sun 3 4:40, 7, 9:30. — letter sheet and seven postal 13:tS: Sun 13:49,3,9:09,7:49,10. — The Pink Rovd, The wall (R) Sotmldnleht. was a cold, distant, bra- the Wind.” Questions should be sent to: mas feast where there are even animal. The changes inherent in a question you’d like answered, (leed Mother (R ) Sot 13:10, 3:29,4:40, — Heavy Metal (R) Sot midniaht. — (R?SOt n ls o ^ ^ n ^ ir 7:15. M *. H cards. From Vienna, starting in Collector’s Comer, Manchester more gastronomical dangers. new pet-owner relationship are write to: Pet Forum, Manchester turn n:30. l:IO i 4:3B 7:IS, 9;30l - M : 7:29,9:99, 13; lun 12:M, 3:39,4:40,7:29, Rocky Horror Picture Shew (R) Sot 1979, 79 stamps, two air letter RottteeiidW uwi (PO-13) Sot 13:1& 1:30, 9:99. — They Uvo (R) Sot 13,3: IS, 4:30, mMnieht. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Ribbon candy can choke or cut a enough without the additional Herald, P.O. Box $91, Manchester sheets and three postal cards. 06040. pet’s mouth. Tree ornaments are holiday fervor and festivities. 06040. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov..5,.198S. — 35 U - MA^CHESTfeR HEh^Lp/iatiart^i^.^tfV. V, 1988 ' FOCUS / Books FOCUS / Computers ‘Number Cruncher* offers user more for less No need to shed tears for Fred Exiey the author By Randolph PIcht myself in the sense that this is the very well and the excitement calculations that adjust them­ clone plus extras, such as cell andDOS2.0orhigher. Aharddisk should be eliminated. former college roommate just travels from mental hospitals to By Larry Blasko The Associated Press life I chose for myself. Nobody disappeared. selves automatically any time notation and sideways printing is recommended, although two And now for the extras. The outside Syracuse, N.Y., from his taverns to living room couches to The Associated Press chose it form e,” Exiey said in an He didn’t exactly revive the you change one of the values. that without a spreadsheet would floppy drives are adequate. absence of a Learn capability in apartment on Wellesley Island, Hawaii, seeking fame and self- CAZENOVIA, N.Y. - Praise interview at a friend’s house. enthusiasm by taking 13 years to That’s good for all varieties of cost more than $99.99. It includes 1-2-3 has long been a nuisance. about 30 miles from his hometown awareness. Spreadsheets help you count from critics and adoration from “ I’m not without my inner write “ Last Notes,” a period book-cookers, since spreadsheets innovative concepts such as the Before trying to install the Number Cruncher comes with a of Watertown, N.Y. things, usually cash, and the first college students does not pay the peace." when he struggled with how to free them from the drudgery of Gateway feature, extended data- program, read the README file Learn mode for keystroke record­ It’s not that Exiey is shy or lesson about spreadsheets is rent for novelist Fred Exiey. His new book, “ Last Notes insert recurring themes into the While many of the events in the calculation and recalculation. validation functions, and run- which contains a correction to the ing that is brilliant in its ease of reclusive, he says he just isn’t counting the cash they cost. He drives a 1974 Oldsmobile he From Home” (Random House. novel and to convince his pub­ books — from the electric shock (Simon & Schuster calls the version capability. This package installation directions for the use and efficiency. Unlike Sym­ comfortable talking with the Lotus 1-2-3, the IBM- bought several months ago for $18.95). is his third novel and the lisher that he could complete the therapy to two divorces to trying program “ Number Cruncher” by definitely offers you more for hard disk. All the menus of the phony, where you have to define a scores of people he considers compatible wellspring of spread­ $600, lives in an apartment over a conclusion of an autobiographical book. to shoot his twin sister with an using the symbol for number in less.” program start with the same Learn range beforehand, or phony or pretentious. sheets, goes for around $300, a bit garage in upstate New York, and triology that readers had to wait Now that it’s finished, Exiey is antique rifle — are based on place of the word, but some letters as the Lotus 1-2-3 so that Quatto, where you have no choice With such colorful characters on the stiff side for many of us Here are some of the details; eats boiled potatoes and chicken two decades for him to finish. reality, Exiey said he’s never newspaper typesetters don’t have those who use the first-letter in a Learn range, which limits its hoping for a comeback. However, as James O’Twoomey, an exces­ who want to bring the power of noodle soup. 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"A Fan's good reviews, won some awards He said from the letters he new, offering a superset of Lotus spreadsheet, with its functions program to ask for a Learn range the book; no TV talk shows: no and pathological liar, the novel tives, and Simon & Schuster puter Literacy Service in Sey­ Notes," is considered an Ameri­ and seemed on his way to the receives, he knows a lot of people capability and, wisely, 100 per­ defined on top and row numbers and continues on to save your interviews in New York City. probably has the most commer­ offers “ Number Cruncher" for mour, C^nn., agreed to review can classic, is not looking for literary big time. Seven years don’t understand he’s employing cent compatibility with the vener­ labeled 0001, looks a little busy. keystrokes for macro creation. 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(444-1490) lace or eyelet. “ Here’s a young iady that’ s become very “ The financial resources of the diocese have been streets, Monchester. Eugene Brewer, Prasbytarian Don’t forget to phone in your Individuals may call the office to “ Rose” , 1:30 p.m. successful ... and she’s coming back to her severely pressured by the continuing financial pulpit minister. Gareth Flonary, evan­ Thursday meal reservation by no later register for above classes. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative „eev*.ntrv Presbyterian Church, roots, to where her heritage is from and she’s demands caused by the diocesan-owned television o. m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 Rout* 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ than Tuesday noon. Prepayment is no SCORES: sairing, ‘I did not forget you, Newark,’” said try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, station,” Bishop Manuel D. Moreno said in a letter p. m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m.,Tempi* B ^ Shelem, 400 E. Middle longer necessary. TRIPS: Bowling — Nov. 1: Mike Pierro 214, Bible study. Nursery provided (or all Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9 :» a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Henry Martinez, City Council president and a to parishes. school; 7 p.m., Bible study and (eliow- Nov. 15 — Plainfield dog track, $16 570; Leo Leggitt 534; Max Smole 244, supporter of the project. services. (444-2903) Plavin, roM I; Wayne Krieger, contor; He said efforts have failed over the last three Dr. Lem Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ shlp. 7:30 p . ( ^ Wednesday, prayer MISCELLANY; per person. The bus will depart at 10 586; Ray ChitticS38; Andy Lemoureaux He said the council Is considering cailing the ces: 7j30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (743-7323) Energy kits are available through a.m. A choice of stuffed chicken breast 568; Harvey Duplin 217, 556; Bert project Houston Estates. years to sell the UHF station, Channel 18, which CongregaUonai o.m. Saturday. Coll synagogue for ^.Pr^yterlan Church *t Mencheeter, Friday service time. (443-9543) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- Northeast Utilities. Those Interested in or beef burgundy will be available for Sweete 540; Phil Washburn 537; Ted Ms. Houston, 25, might end up paying as went on the air in 1984, and the “ continuing demands Belteii Cenereeatlenai Church, 228 chard Gray,postor. 10:na.m., worship the kits should stop by the center a nd fill lunch. Cady 210, 214, 584; Harold Hlnkel 503; much as 40 percent of the total investment cost, caused by its operations” have forced reductions in Bolton Center Road, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform ^ P.m., Informal worship. out an application. The applications Dec. 7 — Westfarms Mall, $1 per Ed Adams 209, 563; Al Rodonis 548; her father said. diocesan services to parishes. ter. 10 o.m., worship service, nursery, (443-0904) will be handled on a first-come, person. The bus will depart at 9:30 a.m. Addison Pick 519; John Kravontka 212, The bishop said the cutbacks, however, would not chureh school; 11 a.m., fellowship; ^Tomplt Bath Hlllal, 1001 Foster St. first-served basis. The energy kits will and return to the center at approxi­ 590; Rusty Rusconi 204; Howard affect regular parish operations nor parish 11:15 o.m., forum program. (44^7077 Extenslonr South Windsor. Steven Cho- Art Carney turns 70 office or 447-8878 parsonage. tlnover, robbj. Servicesr §:15 p.m. eoch Roman Cathoiic be sent through the mail. There are mately 2:30 p.m. Registration will be Lockward 526- Bruno Giordano 556; employees since parish budgets are administered Center Cenereeatlenai Church, 11 Fridov; children's services* 7:45 p.m. Church *1 the Auumptlen, Adams 3,700 kits available. taken Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Stan Wiachowski 224, 548. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Art Carney, who independently. He also said Catholic Community Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Fridov of eoch month. (644-6466) won three Emmys as Jackie Gleason’s sewer Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. Individuals In need of students to help Dec. 9 — Festival of Trees at Vi Pulford 209, 563; Jean Lukacs 450; Services, Catholic schools and cemeteries would be Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Rev. Edword S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. with raking of leaves may pick up a list Wadsworth Atheneum, $1 per person. Lottie Kuciynski 183, 193, 522; Pat worker buddy In “ The Honeymooners” and a unaffected. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ a te moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at in the front office. The bus will depart at 12:15 p.m. Olcavage 245, 505; Joanne Allard 182, Best Actor Oscar for “ Harry and Tonto,” worship service, 8 and 10a.m.; church quietly celebrated his 70th birthday Friday, a school, 10 a.m. (447-9941) Church (ELCA), Smoking cessation sessions will be Register on Nov. 9 at 9; 30 a.m. 472; Rose Hamilton 457; Edna Chris­ First Cenereeatlenai Church e l An­ « Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. (iS-Jiw)' * *""* ”®®'’- held Monday and again on Nov. 14,17,21 tensen 483; Mary Green 195, 485; Betty spokesman said. dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard Wlllloms, pastor; Rev. Ar- , St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. “ He’s treating it like any other day,” said the Thoughts Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 a.m., 59™ T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. MItWIe Turnpike, Manchester. Itev. from 1 to 3 p.m. MENU: Lamoureaux 208. Martin J. Schglsky, pastor. Saturday spokesman, who asked not to be identified worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Khedule; 9 o.m., holy communion. Legal Aid will be available Nov. 17 by Monday — porcupine meatballs with Bridge — Nov. 2; Tom Regan 4,770; Nursery core provided. (742-7494) Nursery car*. (449-5311) mass ot 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, Lois Churila 4,620; Ruth Willey 4,480; bMause Carney is publicity-shy. First Cenereeatlenai Church ef Cev- Enianu*l Lutheran Church, 40 Church 10 and 11:30 a.m. (444-1413) « appointment only. For more Informa­ tomato sauce on rice, roll, pears, St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., tion call 047-3211. Carney planned to spend the day quietly with Years ago there was a conversation between a entrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ beverage. Irene Hallowell 4,300; Bill Cooper 3,440. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and his wife, Jean, at their Connecticut home, he young man and a Dutch uncle. The young man was ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 o.m., Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. said. lied to one of his parents and unable to separate. Lane House. Nursery care provided. worship with holy communion on first, Spturdoy mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Carney rose to fame as Gleason’s wisecrack­ (742-8487) third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., at 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and Now he had to make a major vocational choice. He Second Cenereeatlenai Church, 385 worship with holy communion on noon. (443-2403) Siicial Seciurity ing neighbor EM Norton, a lovable sewer was tom between what his parents wanted him todo N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9-45 St. James Church, 894 Main St.; Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, worker, winning three Emmy awards for the and what he wanted to do. He was so torn, that he Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship and 11 o.m. (443-1193) service, Sunday school, and nurseryfor Church ef Men- Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, character in both “ The Jackie Gleason Show” was in an ” I don’t wanna mood.” I don’t wanna do Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday children; 4;30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. (JSSS *!)*' ®*"’***'’ S*" Wonchester. <|UE8TKm: My grandmother re­ certification must be received by SSA have disability insured status. If she is and “ The Honeymooners” in the 1950s. this and I don’t wanna do that. (449-28431 masses ot 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday no later than 10 days after the end of the eligible for benefits on her own record, He continued to work in television and films, Second Cenereeatlenai Church ot M n c * ot Fm c * Lutheran Church, masses at 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., cently suffered a heart attack and now He was getting in the way of his own growth. noon. (443-4129) month In which she was first admitted then the earnings of another family winning an Oscar in 1974 for his role as a roving Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, has to spend about eight weeks in a When people are in that ” I don’t wanna mood.” I try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Reeu- Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. St. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., rehabilitation center to help her regain to the hospital. She should contact her member will not affect her benefit. widower traveling with his cat in “ Harry and lor schedule; 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Covent^. Rev Robert W. Barnes and figure I can only trick or tease them out of it. ® *• a.m. worship service; Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral the use of the muscles on her right side. Social S ^ r it y office for further Tonto.” Some of his other films included “ A church school, nursery to Grade 4; 11 ISL. *c6ool and adult So. the Dutch uncle sat down with him. and heard a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15a.m., Bible. (742-7548) tearn. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., I certainly hope her SSI payments are details. QUESTION: I have Idedicare and Guide for the Married Man” and "House wndav mass af 10 a.m.; confessions the situation and his mood . Then he said. “ When you church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 ■ '(""eellcol Lutheran Church not cut off or reduced during her stay medical insurance and because my Calls.” a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 there, for she still has rent to pay on her QUESTION: My aunt has developed income Is very low. I also get Medicaid were a boy living in your parents’ home. I ’ll bet you Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. ? 7 « ^5 *'' •'®*®®'’ Church, Eagtevllle. did everything your parents asked you todo. Right? vided. (742-4234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m., divine worship; apartmenf, any loss of benefits for that a very serious heart condition and has coverage to help with my medical bills. Oak Ridge Boys afloat TalceHvIlle Cenereeatlenai Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com- Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron been told by her doctor that she should I ’ve been thinking about buying a V’eap. .. When you were a boy living in your parents’ Main Street ond Elm Hill Road, Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. period would be a real hardship forher. « 4 3 )°" '*'*''** Sunday. (449- Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; private health insurance policy to make home. I ’ll bet no one could ever accuse you of being a Talcottville. Co-pastors; Rev. Ronold not continue her work in the' dry NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Oak Ridge Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Sundoy masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a m ANSWER: Due to a recent change in cleaning business as it would be too certain I won’t have to pay any big Boys country music group, who just had a No. 1 disobedient son. could they? Nope... o.m., worship service ond church and 11 a.m. (443-4444) the la w, your grandmother may be able taxing for her. I suggested that she medical bills, but it will be difficult for record about a river, will be singing on one A slow smile began to form on the Dutch uncle’s school. (449-0815) M ethodist to continue receiving her full SSI apply for disability benefits, but she me to pay the premium for the policy. later this month. face... I forget, how old are you now? Belton United Methodist Church, 1041 Saivation Army benefit. However, she must be a keeps putting it off saying that because Would I really benefit from having a The quartet will tape a cable TV special Nov. The young man mumbled something... What was Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewort Lanier, postor; Rev. Robin Ellis, osslst- Salvation Army, 441 Main St., Man- resident of a public medical or my uncle is still working, she cannot get private health insurance policy? 16 on a riverboat on the Cumberland River, that? I didn’t hear. How old are you? Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ ant pastor. 9;30a.m., church school; 11 Chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- psychiatric institution or of a public or benefits. I believe she is eligible. Can spokeswoman Laura Caron said Friday. The young man blurted out. 26! And then they both matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman laoer. 9:30 a.m.* Sunday school; 10:45 3472)' ••'■''Ice, nursery. (449- a.m.* holiness meetino; 6 p.m.* salvo- private medical facility where Medi­ she get benefits? ANSWER: Generally, people with The group will tape the 30-minute special for Swensen, pastor. Rev. Poul Knight, laughed. It was time he got out of his victim mood. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, North United Methodist Church, 300 tion meetino. (649-7767). caid is paying for more than 50 percent low incomes who have Medicare and The Nashville Network on the General Jackson ” I don’t wanna.” and get on with it. vouth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., Parker St., Manchester. Dr. W illiam C. of the cost of her care. Her physician ANSWER: Maybe. She may be medical insurance do not need addi­ riverboat. The show, “ The Oak Ridge Boys' And it all happened with humor and tease. That’s worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible ,?®J.’ ®'’' M Osgood Ben- Unitarian Univarsaiist must certify that her total stay will be eligible for benefits on her own work tional private insurance because Medi­ Christmas Special,” will air Dec. 13. school. (449-2855) visitotlon minister. Schedule; 9 how we get out of that mood. and 10:30 o.m., worship services; 9 not more than 90 days. In addition, she record based on her work in the dry caid pays the difference between what Unitorlon Universaiist S«clttv-Cott* The Oak Ridge Boys’ hits include “ Elvira” o.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m , 153 W. Vernon St.* Manchester. Rev. must provide evidence that she needs to cleaning business and previous employ­ Medicare pays and the total costs of and “ Gonna Take a Lot of River,” which was Episcopai church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist The Rev. John Holliger Ward A. Kniohts Jr.* Interim minister. pay her rent and other related expenses ment, but she must be consider^ 'almost all medical services, including No. 1 on the country music charts last month. Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred 10:30 o.m.* service. Nursery care and St. George’s Episcopal Church. Bolton St. George’s Episcopal Church, 1150 . Nursery for preschoolers. youth rellolous education. CoNee hour while she is a patient in the center. This disabled under Social Security law and long term nursing care. Rnston Turnpike. Bolton. Rev. John (649-3696.) after service. (646-5151) iMm Church Bufletin M ard W ed d in gs Engagements

Snyder-Fisch Thanksgiving meai is pianned open house set for Sunday Calderoni-Donnelly Pa., and WIOO Radio, Carlisle, Pa. Susan B. Fisch, daughterof Edward A July 25, 1989 wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calderoni of The Community Thanksgiving Dinner wiii move and Barbara Fisch of Rhinebeck, Kamloops, British Columbia, Can­ from St. James to South United Methodist Church Editor’s note; This column is N.Y., and Dr. Richard G. Snyder, son Poullot-Caron this year. The m'eai wiil be served at noon, for free, ment of Human Resources who ada, announce the engagement of prepared by the staff of the of Isaac and Beatrice Snyder of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hight of 153 to those who wouid otherwise eat aione. For provided many of the dollars for their daughter, Catherine Heidi Cal­ Manchester Area Conference of M A C C N e w s Manchester, were married Aug. 28 at 'Loom is St. announce the engagement reservations, caii the Manchester Area Conference the final renovations and the deroni to Kevin James Donnelly, son Churches. the Dutchess Manor. Beacon, N.Y. of their daughter, Christina Marie of Churches Human Needs Office, 646-4114; special hands-on-help of Dr. Ted of Lynne Donnelly of New Milford and Rabbi Scott Glass officiated. Mary Pouliot, to Mark Alan Caron, son of Shepherd’s Place, 646-6814; or South United Lewis who walked us through the Richard Donnelly of 25 Courtland St. By Nancy Carr So many men and women, so Whitman was matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Caron of 26 Methodist Church, 647-9141. Transportation m aybe forms and papers. Executlye Director many young people have worked Bridesmaids were Vicki Prusnofsky The bride-elect is a student at Barry Road. arranged. Those who wish to contribute food, labor To the Hartford Foundation for to make Shepherd’s Place a and Laura Fisch. Flower girls were Messiah College, Grantham, Pa., The bride-elect attended Manches­ or money should call the church. Public Giving who provided the Shepherd’s Place, located at reality. Literally hundreds of Ellen Fisch and Lauren Prusnofsky. where she is majoring in the humani­ ter schools and graduated from the first kick off matching grants 466 Main St., will be dedicated men, women and children have Michael D. Snyder, brother of the ties and minoring in business. Regional Occupational Training Cen­ Sunday at 3 p.m. Shepherd’s shared their precious time, their funds for the soup kitchen, all the groom, was best man. Arthur Levitt ter in 1986. Missionary to speak MACC churches each of whom Place provides a hot noon dinner skills and the generosity of their was usher and Wynn Rosenfeld was The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom at­ carried out special fund raisers, ring bearer. / The Rev. Delton Watts, an Assemblies of God and bag supper five days a week dollars to open new doors to the graduate of Canterbury school and tended Manchester schools and is to Norm Hall of New England missionary to Honduras in Central America, will be 'an d dally breakfast and hot hungry. God bless them one and After the outdoor ceremony and the Messiah College with a bachelor of employed at Ellington Supermarket. Mechanical for constant help, to the guest speaker Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Calvary supper to those staying in the all. reception at Dutchess Manor, the arts degree in communications. He is An Aug. 5, 1989 wedding is planned all our funders including major Church, 400 Buckland Road, South Windsor. There emergency shelter. A special acknowledgement of couple went on a wedding trip to New an^announcer for WKBO, Harrisburg, at St. Bridget Church. are currently about 450,000 Assemblies of God The detention ceremony is just a handful of those hundreds: grants from the H. Louise Rud- Orleans and along the Gulf coast. members in Honduras. open to the public. Residents are Marge Harford and Anita Cun­ dell Charitable Trus.t, American The bride earned her bachelor of encouarged to attend. ningham who worked so hard to Baptist World Relief Fund, Ro­ science degree in neuro-biology from tary International. Hartford During the ceremony, the peo­ get Shepherd’s Place started. Cornell University and her master’s Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Guest speaker scheduied ple of Center Congregational Courant Foundation, Howard and in social work from Syracuse Univer­ Marge went on to become our S n yd er Bush Foundation, Grace and sity. She is employed as a psychiatric The Rev. Luther J. Blackwell Jr. will be the guest Church will be honored for the six first coordinator, volunteering 20 j ’'rrrrn'ffrrfft'fTfTn'ff'rnTrrrrnTf 11 in t ♦ ♦ 11 rr n i .> it f ft* ,-fffrf rfTTfiYf, years they housed the Shepherd’s George Long Foundation, Swin­ social worker with the Jackson speaker at the Full Gospel Interdenotninational some hours a week to running Place. The church allowed the dells Charitable Foundation. Mental Health Center in Jackson, Church, Wednesday and Thursday. Meetings will Shepherd’s Place along with a program to use their ground floor Ensworth Charitable Founda­ Miss. sity. He is currently a professor of begin at 7:30 both nights. Blackwell is pastor of New terrific group of volunteers. Emi- kitchen and entrance halls to feed tion, J.C. Penney Company, Inc., The bridegroom earned his bache­ horticulture at Mississippi State Uni­ Life Fellowship in Corland, Ohio, and travels lie M iller who has been the $ 5 40 to 50 people daily. Empire Tool and Manufacturing lor of science degree from the versity and conducts crop research at extensively. He is known for his spirit-filled dedicated and vital link between Co., Inc., Syndet Products Inc.. University of Connecticut, his master teaching and preaching. Not only did they provide the MACC and Center and a favorite the experimental station in Crystal space for the program, the with the Shepherd’s Place regu­ Lynch Toyota-Pontiac, Inc., of science degree from Ohio State Springs, Miss. He also serves as a Custom Framing church allowed the use of their lars, to whom she has so lovingly Dean Machine Products, Inc.. University and his doctorate from vegetable extension specialist for the New members welcomed kitchen equipment, pots, pans, ministered. The Shelter Renova­ First Hartford Realty Corpora­ Cornell University. He did his post­ state of Mississipi. They are making (over »25) spoons, trays, tables and chairs, tions Committee; Walter (Skip) tion, Journal Inquirer, Savings doctoral research at Purdue Univer- their home in Crystal Springs, Miss. A Sabbath dinner was held Friday night to which have all been put to hard Bank of Manchester, Manchester Johnson, the Rev. James Meek, With this ad ■ Expires 11-19-88 welcome new member families at Temple Beth use. The people from the church Ray Getting, George Katz and State Bank, Connecticut National Sholom. Sponsored by anonymous donors, this was are wonderful and patient folks. Dale Gustafson, who have put in Bank and Sen. Michael Meotti a traditional Sabbath meal, chaired by Lisa Plavin. We’ ll also be celebrating the incredible hours over the past six who secured an additional $5,000 Rabbi Richard Plavin led the mealtime traditions, ministry of the congregation of years. Our Manchester Board p t in state funds to enable us to including the blessing of the children by parents, the North United Methodist, whose purchase needed equipment once Community foundations Directors and town staff includ­ •r V V ♦ ♦ « blessing over the egg bread, sanctification prayer people pledged an amazing ing Bob Weiss, Hannah Marcus. the renovations were completed. over wine and the ritual washing of hands. Cantor $18,000 to help pay for the John Post and men and women in An Open House will be held Wayne Krieger led the mealtime singing. Approxi­ renovations and have been stead­ so many departments who pro­ from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. have widen their scope mately 30 families and individuals were added to the ily pouring those funds into the vided support and expertise ail exposure Temple Beth Sholom membership during the past renovations account. along the way. The state Depart- limited 111 Center Street art A framing Hours: CtoMd Monday several months, according to Susan Stoppelman, HARTFORD (A P ) - When the organization, according to council membership vice president. Manchester Tusa., Wad., FrI. 94:30 Ford Foundation decided to lend a officials. Thura. e e / Sat. 94 Council votes to reorganize THE helping hand to AIDS patients and The combined assets of those their families, it found that even with groups are estimated at about $4 Christian Science is topic said. TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - BIBLE its billions of dollars, it couldn’t billion, and they made grants totaling Lona Ingwerson of Louisville, Ky., will explain The National Council of The N.C.C., founded in 1950, has handle the project alone. about $300 million last year. Christian Scientist faith in a talk on Monday which is CHiurches, long identified with grown to represent 32 Protestant, SPEAKS It sought the help of much smaller Ford, meanwhile, has assets of liberal Protestantism, is increas­ Anglican and Eastern Orthodox by community foundations, non-profit being co-sponsored by the Manchester Church of EugaiM Br«w«r about $5.5 billion, and made grants Christ, Scientist. The speech is to be at 7:30 p.m. at ingly finding itself on the side­ denominations. It has adopted a organizations that are emerging as totaling $204 million in 1987. said Webster Hill School, 125 Webster Hill Blvd., West line^ in the country’s political number of liberal positions, in­ key players in philanthropic work in Joanne B. Scanlan, who directs the Hartford. Child care will be provided. disc(A|rse, the organization’s cluding opposition to prayer in this country. council’s effort to bolster community board' said in voting to public schools and the death At regular Intervals our congre­ “ In the last five years, community gation denotes a day as "Bring A foundations. reorganize. penalty, and has spoken out foundations have come of age and are Friend Sunday." Nov. 13 has been “ For a long time, community Reiigious encounter offered against President Reagan’s Cen­ being recognized for their potential The governing board also ap­ so noted. Members are encouraged foundations have been kind of a quiet Our Special Price For tral American policies and apar- and what they’re doing,” said R. type of philanthropy,” Scanlan said. The United Church of Christ's Marriage Encoun­ proved a statement Thursday , theid in South Africa. to invite their friends to visit our The Month O f Novem ber Only. meeting on that date. Who knows? Malcolm Salter, director of the “ Over time, partly because assets ter, a program which works on communication that calls for the council to However, the Rev. Arie R. This invitation could be the most Hartford Foundation for Public have built up and partly because skills for married couples, will be offered to consider joining forces with more Brouwer, the council’s general Giving. conservative, but growing, Pro­ gracious act of friendship you have community foundations have started Connecticut couples Nov. 18 through 20. The secretary, told the board that the Since the first community founda­ testant evangelical and Roman ever received. working together and promoting weekend starte at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and finishes number of liberal Protestants is tion was founded by bankers in Catholic groups. It's not that you are unwelcome at themselves, a lot more private on Sunday at about 7 p.m. Advance registration is declining, that they are donating Cleveland in 1914, many of the “ Such a process would entail a other times. Rather it’s an effort to foundations have started working required, and no one is denied because of inability to less to their churches and that organizations have been content to willingness on the part of the remind us to be hospitable at all with them.” pay. For further information, call Dan and Carol their agenda was never less in fund such activities as planting Ferguson, 745-1593. N.C.C. and its programs to die in times: "Offer hospitality to one The Hartford Foundation is recog­ vogue. flowers or supporting the local order that new life might spring another,” t Peter 4:9. nized as a leader among community The council’s research office symphony. forth as a stronger witness to our The theme for that day will be foundations in both its size and reported a 53 percent decrease in But, increasingly, community foun­ activity. Its assets of roughly $125 Reclaiming the ‘L’ word unity in Christ,” the statement member contributions since 1976. "Tell Me the Story of Jesus," which will be carried through the hymns, dations are being called on to tackle million make it the sixth largest in the The Rev. Ward Knights will speak about being a prayers, communion, and sermon. more serious issues, such as AIDS, a nation, while it doles out about $6 Diamond Stud Earrings, liberal in an era when that is seen as a negative trend their leaders attribute in part to 1/2 carat total weight, Come and Hear the Message To foster a spirit of warmth and million annually to various Hartford- term. His talk, called “ Reclaiming the ‘L’ Word,” congeniality a fellowship-time at the Reagan administration’s eight area projects. set in 14K Gold. will be presented at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the f f years promoting volunteerism and 97 9:30 will precede the worship hour. The wealthiest of the community Unitarian Universalist Society: East. A soup Tell Me The Story of Jesus Coffee and rolls will be served at reducing, federal spending on social foundations in the country is in New luncheon will follow. that time. I urge my "reader friends" services." York, followed by foundations in Photo enlarged to show detail Sunday, Nov. 13th 9am-11am to be my guest — you need no The result is that community Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, San further invitation. foundations now make up the smal­ Francisco and Hartford. Celebrating their 20th lest, but fastest growing faction of the New York’s community foundation Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church in South Church of Christ Council on Foundations, a Washing­ has assets of about $500 million, while Windsor is observing its 20th anniversary with a 394 Lydall Street, Manchester CHURCH OF CHRIST ton, D.C.-based group that represents Cleveland’s has about $450 million in service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. The Rev. Dan Myers, most of the nation’s foundations. assets, Scanlan said. Jeweters Since 1885 6 4 6 -2 9 P 3 Lydall A Vamon Straala pastor of Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church in There are now about 325 community Every foundation is organized BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN Barre, Vt,, will lead the worship. Son-dtitomipiiionml Phono: 646-2903 foundations, and another 20 have been under federal tax guidelines as a MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURV TORRiNOTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY proposed and are in various stages of non-profit organization. MteftMit Ch4ro«/MMlar Cad/Viu.'Amet>c4n EkprMt W eddings I \ ^ 1 < i 4 i I « , SCIENCE AND HEALTH

Climate changes linked D ata Bank r t to demise of dinosaurs Most common diagnoses for LOS ANGELES (AP) — Global cooling Alvarez. put dinosaurs and other creatures in Many fossil experts countered that the jeopardy of extinction, says a study short-stay hospital patients mass extinction 66 million years ago suggesting neither volcanic eruptions nor In 1987. diseases of the circulatory system were the most common occurred in a stepwise fashion, with the v : asteroids striking Earth could be the sole disorder diagnosed for patients in short-stay hospitals in the U.S. die-off stretching over a period of hundreds Included in the circutatory system group were those with heart and cause of a mass wipeout 66 million years of thousands of years. ago. cerebrovascular That prompted the Berkeley team to “ The climate was going through a severe diseases. INPATIENTS OF U.S. SHORT-STAY modify the theory, saying the extinctions change approximately 200,000 years be­ ______Q HOSPITALS, BY DIAGNOSIS. 1987 were caused by a shower of asteroids or \ fore the mass extinctions,’’ said University (Ol~” I I ______I comets over a longer period. /n mHliofts o f patients: of California, Santa Barbara, geologist . « ^ i i A growing number of researchers ^ w c l l D. Stott, who presented the findings support that theory, although others insist Wednesday at the Geological Society of Circulatory sytlam Mrs. Craig C. Tedeschi volcanic eruptions were responsible. Some Mrs. William P. Kelly Mrs. Marc Marzialo America’s annual meeting in Denver. disaatas Mrs. Peter G. Walden say asteroid impacts could have smashed Digasllva ayatam Stott said he and his co-author, UCSB deep enough to trigger eruptions. Others diaaaaaa 3.7 geologist James P. Kennett, believe the Tedeschl-Osypuk Kelly-Young dispute the impact and volcanic theories, Marzialo-Coleman cooling trend "m ay have made these Injury and polaoning Jill Ann Osypuk, daughter of Walden-Dennison arguing ^at gradual climate change Elizabeth Young, daughter of Mr. Jodie Ellen Coleman, daughter of organisms susceptible to events asso­ Raapiralory ayatam Marion A. Creamer of East Longmea- Amanda Spear Dennison, daughter coupled with changes in sea levels caused and Mrs. Charles F. Young Jr. of 136 Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman of 56 ciated with an (asteroid or comet) impact diaaaaaa 2.9 dow. Mass., and granddaughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennison of extinctions. W. Vernon St., and William Patrick Brandy St., Bolton, and M arc Marzi­ or other phenomena,’’ such as volcanic Ganitourinary ayatam Mr. and Mrs. FYank Creamer of 261 Spring Street, and Dr. Peter Gregory The UCSB study suggests there may be 2.5 Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. William I. alo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas eruptions. diaaaaaa Spring St., was married on Oct. 7 to Walden, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert truth to all the theories. Kelly of 30 Hamilton Drive, were Marzialo of 8 Asylum St., were The extinctions' ‘ appear to ha ve resulted Naoplaama Craig Qiarles Tedeschi of Vernon, son Walden of Princeton Street, were No one knows what caused the cooling inarried Sept. 10 at St. Bartholomew married Sept. 24 atSt. Joseph Church, from several things happening within a of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tedeschi of married Sept. 10 at their home on detected by Kennett and Stott. One Muaculoakalatal, con- Church. relatively short period of time," Kennett New London. in the Rockville section of Vernon. Spring Street. possibility is that the amount of carbon nactiva tiaaua diaaaaaa The Rev. Martin Scholsky and the The Rev. Joseph Hanks officiated at said. The wedding took place at St. Burton Van Antwerpen officiated. dioxide in the atmosphere declined, Mantal Olaordara Short-stay Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. officiated at the ceremony. The bride was given in Many scientists believe the mass extinc­ Michael’s Church in East Longmea- The bride was attended by her causing a “reverse greenhouse effect” in hospitals have six the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Darra tions happened because eruptions or Nutrltional.matabollc, dow. The Rev. Mark Stelzer offi­ children, Sam and Rebecca. which less solar radiation was trapped by 1.1 beds or more lor inpatient marriage by her father. Marcy Coleman, sister of the bride, was maid objects smashing into Earth sent enough 8 Immunity diaordara ciated. The bride was given in The groom’s attendants were his the gas, causing temperatures to drop. use and an average length Young, sister of the bride, was maid of of honor. Bridesmaids were Lauren dust and soot skyward to block out of stay ofless thafi 30 days. marriage by her mother and her brothers. Dr. Thomas B. Walden and Tiarvoua ayatam and honor. Bridesmaids were Leslie S. sunUght, plunging the planet into darkness Another theory, Stott said, is that new aanaa organ diaaaaa father, Stephen P. Osypuk. Terese Coleman, Adeline Marzialoand Chris­ Dr. Robert T. Walden. Schloss, Suzanne M. Faucher, Susan tine Bousquet. and cold that killed foods many creatures seaways gradually opened and closed as D ’Alessio was maid of honor. Brides­ The bride is a 1983 graduate of the Y. Pease, Patricia R. McCormack Peter Marzialo, brother of the needed for survival. the continents drifted. Resulting changes aoUBCE:NaionalCanmlotHaa»h8iiiaiiM______WoOraiaUes C laaa ttoih Anaiica Syndica. maids were Monique Laplante and Univerlty of Connecticut School of and Eileen M. Kelly. Sydney Schloss groom, was best man. Ushers were The new study doesn’t rule out either in ocean circulation could change global Jennifer Creamer. was flower girl. Nursing. The bridegroom is a 1979 NEA graphic Michael Marzialo, Michael Fowler possibility, but shows Earth’s climate temperatures, he explained. Michael Burke was best man. graduate of the University of Connec­ John J. Kelly, brother of the groom, and Kenny Uppling. started getting colder earlier, Stott said by It also is possible that “ an earlier impact Ushers were Richard Burgess and ticut School of Medicine and the was best man. Ushers were David R. After a recepUon at The Colony in phone from Denver. before the big one that killed the dinosaurs Scott Knight. University of Pittsburg - opthalmol- Kelly, Robert J. Marcinek, John E. Vernon the couple left on a wedding Stott and Kennett studied the amount of was responsible both for cooling and for ‘No strong evidence’ After a reception at EHmcrest ogy residency and fellowship. Walker, Douglas E. Aldrich and trip to Spain. They are making their two forms of oxygen in tiny fossil seashells. some extinctions that took place earlier,” Country Club in East Longmeadow. James F. McCormack. home in Vernon. They determined that ocean temperatures said astrophysicist Richard Muller, a the coiqtle left on a wedding trip to the After a reception at Simsbury Inn in The bride is a graduate of East near Antarctica dropped 2 to 4 degrees member of Alvarez’ team at UC-Berkeley Bahamas. They are making their Simsbury, the coupile left on a and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. to tie fallout, cancer home in Vernon. Catholic High School and Manchester about 200,000 years ^ fo re dinosaurs and wedding trip to Hawaii. They are Community College. She is employed about two-thirds of other species died. The bride is a graduate of Cathedral The idea that extinctions had multiple SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - An making their home in Bridgeport. at Gaetano’s Restaurant. “ Certainly this major change in climate Nevada and northeastern Ariz­ High School. Springfield, Mass., and causes also is possible, Muller said by early look at a six-year study of The bride is a 1978 graduate of must have had a significant effect on ona have feared that exposure to of Bryant College, Smithfield. R.I. The bridegroom is a graduate of phone from Berkeley. the health effects of radioactive Manchester High School and a 1982 East Catholic High School and the plants and animals living at the time," about 80 open-air tesU at the The bridegroom is a graduate of Stott and Kennett detected ancient fallout shows “ no strong evi­ graduate of Eastern Connecticut Rhode Island School of Design. He is Stott said. “ However, it appears to be more Nevada Test Site had increased N ew London High School and Bryant climactic cooling by studying the ratios of dence” of a link between expo­ State College. She is cash manage­ employed by Heritage Oil Co. of a contributing factor to, rather than a the potential for leukemia and College. He is employed by Traveler’s oxygen-18 and oxygen-16 in fossilized sure and leukemia and thyroid ment officer at Connecticut National direct cause of, the extinctions.” thyroid cancers. Insurance Co. of Hartford Bank. plankton shells taken from rocks beneath disorders, the project’s director In 1979, Dr. Joseph L. Lyon, an The theory that an asteroid or comet the Weddell Sea in Antarctica. The shells says. The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate University of Utah epidemiolo­ striking Earth triggered mass extinctions absorbed oxygen when the creatures lived. The $7 million study, funded by of Manchester High School and a 1982 gist who is working on the current Finnegan-Hughes was first proposed in 1980 by a team of Oceans contains less oxygen-18 when the the National Cancer Institute, is graduate of Eastern Connecticut study, published a paper showing University of California, Berkeley, scient­ water is warmer and more when the water intended to determine whether State University. He Is a vice Michele Renea Hughes, daughter of a 2.4-fold increase in childhood ists led by Nobel laureate physicist Luis is cooler. people living downwind of above­ president with Irving Trust Co. in New Ray and Linda Hughes of Fort Walton leukemia in the areas of southern York. Beach, Fla., and Sgt. Thomas W. ground atomic bomb tests in Utah heavily dusted by fallout. Finnegan, son of Ray and Sandy Nevada in the 1950s and 1960s Meanwhile, nearly 1,200 people Finnegan of 160 Briarwood Drive suffered an increased rate of living downwind of the tests sued cancer. Personalize ceremony by writing vows were m arried Sept. 10 at Trinity the federal government, claiming United Methodist Church, Fort Wal­ Gum disease to strike 90% Because all the data has not that exposure to fallout caused Writing your own vows is a creative rass you or your guests, advises ton Beach. been tabulated, it is not possible sickness and death. In 1982, U.S. way to personalize your wedding Sheila Starr, a bridal consultant in Dr. Thomas Butts officiated at the C IN C IN N A TI (A P ) — More than 90 prevent severe gum damage, bone to say definitely “ there is or is not District Judge Bruce Jenkins ceremony. And whether your vows San Francisco, Calif. Couples often double ring ceremony. The bride was percent of the U.S. population will suffer destruction and tooth loss. an effect,” said Dr, Walter ruled the government had failed are entirely new or built on traditional include ideas on marriage or mean­ given in marriage by her father. from some form of gum disease during Stevens, interim dean of the to warn residents of radiation words, they still make the marriage Many people do not know they have ingful goals. Consider mentioning Naomi Etzwiler and Heather Byrne their lives, making it second only to the University of Utah Medical hazards. official. Under U.S. law, the only gingivitis since the condition usually is beliefs on fidelity, trust. Are the two of were maids of honor. Marlena Rust common cold among the most prevalent School and director of the study. However, the 10th U.S. Circuit essential component is that an official painless. It is characterized by gum you religious? Acknowledge your and Cindy Sheffield were the bride’s of all diseases, according to a report in However, he said Thursday Court of Appeals overturned the (civil or religious) sign your license. inflammation and is caused by plaque, a faith with specific prayers, beliefs. attendants. Shanna Lewis, cousin of the Journal of the American Dental there is “ no strong evidence that ruling and the U.S. Supreme Some clergy are bound by religious Association. sticky film of bacteria that forrns Clergy will usually want to approve the bride, was flower girl. would convince me ... that there Court concurred, saying the law to adhere to a tradilional wedding continuously on everyone’s teeth. vows. But you might keep them secret The father of the groom, and was a relationship” between government was immune from service, so ask your officiant what The newest dentists’ tool to fight from each other until the wedding Periodontitis, not cavities, is responsi­ fallout and disease. damages. words are optional and what is Timothy. Finnegan, brother of the gingivitis is a prescription oral rinse day. Afraid you’ll be too nervous to groom, were best men. Michael ble for as much as 70 percent of all tooth Stevens emphasized that epide­ The latest study was conducted essential. loss, the publication adds. when used with in-office checkups, home miological findings still are being remember them? You could repeat Hughes, brother of the bride, and Joel brushing and flossing. in two parts — one for leukemia them after the clergy mem ber or read Greene were acolytes and ushers. analyzed and that no final conclu­ and the other for thyroid dis­ For your vows, you can write your Gum disease begins with gingivitis, from a paper concealed in a small A reception was held, at the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The Peridex treatment has the accep­ sions would be drawn until a draft orders — and was designed as the o ^ prose or adapt sample vows your W. the early and only reversible stage that, report had been reviewed by the Bible. Practice reciting your vows; Brooks-Beal Center in Fort Walton tance of the American Dental Associa­ most comprehensive undertak­ ^ r g y has collected. Since vows will Finnegan at one time or another, afflicts one of National Cancer Institute. they should take between one and Beach, and another reception was tion for its ability to help reduce plaque ing of its kind. be spoken in front of friends and every two adult, according to a Public three minutes. What if you get held later at the British American above the gum line iind gingivitis. The draft likely will be deli­ Researchers located the names family, you’ll want to avoid personal Health Service publication. While not all emotional? Pause, then continue; Club in Manchester. Bank of Florida. The groom is in the Research shows the active ingredient vered to NCI by mid-November of 1.177 people from all over Utah intimate thoughts that might em bar­ gingivitis leads to periodontitis, experts your guests will be equally moved. The bride is employed at AmSouth U.S. A ir Force. They are making their in the rinse kills up to 85 percent of the and the finished report released who had died of leukemia be­ home in Fort Walton Beach agree timely treatment of gingivitis may bacteria associated with gingivitis. next March, he said. tween 1952 and 1966 and selected For years, people living in as controls another 5,600 people southwestern Utah, southeastern who had died of other causes. Somes smugglers prefer spiders, snakes PART TIM E PHOENIX, Aril, (AP) — Cocaine HELP WANTED as it tried to cross the border. ' snakes.” HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and marijuana are still the major don’t declare it, you are violating a HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED “ We’re not seeing a vast amount “ To me. It’s not normal to sleep in targets, but spiders and snakes are general smuggling statute,” McDer­ R ECO N D ITIO N IN G. Su- cross the border," says Tom McDer­ your bedroom with all kinds of U P B E A T Real Estate of­ FULL Time positions OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ showing up in some contraband mott, agent in charge for the customs mott says. That’s true even when the NURSE AIDE perlor Ford In Colum­ fice needs expe­ available for heavy searches. reptiles,” he said. bia C T has a need tor rience not necessary. office in Tucson. " I t ’s Just in the item is duty-free, he added, citing EXECUTIVE rienced, licensed equipment operator Must hove Class li So are iguanas, desert tortoises and “ There’s big bucks involved,” laws on declaring currency and CERTIFICATION two experienced auto agents tor toll time ond truck driver with course of our normal customs-type of Bostwick added, saying tarantulas go reconditloners. An ex­ SALES license. Full or port Just about anything else that creeps or jewels. . positions. Heavy man­ class 1. Experience ne­ time. Winter months or exams.” for $1.25 each while Gila monsters can CLASS cellent pay package The Prudential is crawls, officials say. Smuggling of endangered species agement support, con­ cessary. Benefits. Coll year round. Apply; M But Assistant U.S. Attorney Reese sell for $50 to $75 apiece and the Meadows Manor Is ac­ and benefit program Is seeking a bright, genial atmosphere. 647-9745 or evenings Federal and state officials who and their pelts was a bigger concern in cepting applications for available. Great work­ 8, M Oil, Route 6, Bostwick, who is prosecuting Jorge endangered twin-spotted rattlesnake highly motivated in­ Coll Marlene or DeDe 484-4153. Bolton, 649-2671. patrol Ariiona’s borders don’t keep the 1970s, but drugs provide a bigger Nurse Aide Certification ing conditions and long Manuel Martinez-Quintero in the fetches $100 to $150. dividual, who has the at 633-8336. Century 21- tabs on their living hauls the way they margin of profit and “ It’s going to take Class to begin Nov­ term commitment, Vllloge Green of FULL Time or port time March 23 incident, says there is "a Although traffic in endangered or initiative to build a MICRO nim keep a'count of kilos and bales they you Just as much room to smuggle in a ember 14th. Permanent Coll Don Hudson or Glostonbury,______mechanic. Must hove real market” out there for almost Roy Maher for Inter­ solid professional seize, but consider the numbers in two protected species such as 18 types of positions may be availa­ CAMERA OPERATOR tools/work on cars and anirthing that is rare, even when it tarantula” as a more-profitable view appointment at sales career in insur­ SALES. Money motl- trucks. All benefits. r^ent cases; iguanas is a special focus of such amount of cocaine, he adds. ble at the completion of voted? Superior Ford, SpauldiRg Company would make most people’s flesh agencies as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife 228-9431 or 646-0563. Su­ ance and invest­ Phone 649-2871. ■ On July 28,1987, the U.S. Border Over the years, customs agents the class. Permanent perior Ford, Columbia eastern Connecticut's South Windsor, has an crawl. Service, even a common species can ments. Extensive 2 fastest growing Ford Patrol seized 3,000 iguanas and “ run across every type of commodity position starting salary Ct. An equal opprtunlty immeldata opening fora RN/LPN Baylor Supervl- Bostwick. who handled wildlife draw the attention of customs agents. years earn as you dealership is growing sor. We hove on open­ several hundred tarantulas that were conceivable,” from pre-Colombian is *8.28 per hour and an employer. production camera cases for the Pima County attorney’s That’s because federal smuggling excellent benefits pack­ learn training pro­ again. We hove a place ing tor a Supervisor being smuggled into the United States artifacts to bull semen, McDermott V E TE R IN A R Y Hospital tor three people who operator. We otter com­ office before switching to the federal needs toll time person gram. College Degree position every wee­ through Nogales, Mexico. laws require importers to declare says. ^ age begins with class ore self-starters, og- petitive salary and ben- kend. 7pm-7am. For prosecutor’s office, recalls trailer their goods and pay tax. whether or participation. tor office 8i animal preferred. Starting alts. Experience pre­ ■ On March 23, the U.S Customs Hunting a protected species not only gresslve and willing to more Information, home bedrooms where walls were not the goods are legal. handling duties. Excel­ salary up to »500 per leom. We otter on ex­ ferred, but will train. Call Service confiscated 1,600 tarantulas devastates the population but often PERMANENT PART lent starting salary please coll Director of lined with reptile cases and closets “Anytime you conceal something week. Excellent bene­ cellent pay plon, dem­ Gary Chandler for Inter- Nursing, Mondav- and 500 iguanas from a pickup truck held “ canvas bags full of poisonous also ruins the only habitat in which the TIME POSITIONS ARE with benefits, expe­ fits. Call Bill Raspa ur and bring it across the border and rience preferred but onstrator program and Frldoy, 9am-3pm, species can live, Bostwick said. NOW AVAILABLE. Harry Velardi at 646- Insurance benefit 289-7918 Cresttleld Convales- Please apply in person not necessary. It you 1145 or send resume to package. Coll Chuck cont, 643-5151. to Mrs. Oliveira at; ore hord working & Flock tor Interview op- enloy animals & peo­ Prudential polntment at 228-9431 TRAINING. Nurse Aide Meadows Manor ple, please send re­ or 646-1563. 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Kids ages 7, 4, 3. pany In Manchester Is I us no.1 tor 41 yeors. worker tor Manchester hours, Monday- time position In plea­ adult to deliver the • want the security o f salary plus Real Estate office. T v - Rodeo Machine Com­ Coll 643-7659 anytime. looking for Individual LOST In Manchester Fast, confidential, Thursday, 5pm-9pm, sant atmosphere tor M u s t hove own to operate punch commissions Green vicinity. Small plng/bookkeeplng ex­ pany, 1 Mitchell Drive. creative person In Manchester Herald. easy mortgages. Mr. Friday, Spm-Bpm. tronsportotlon.______presses. We otter com­ bob toll tiger cot, white Mortgage where perience helpful. 646- Manchester. flower shop, 649-2522. • have a college degree and/or business 4655.______. Year-round RESTAURANT Help. The petitive pay, benefits exp erien ce stomach and 4 wbita America borrows has and profit shoring. boots. Answers to BOOKKEEPER. Expe- SECRETARY tor Inter- employment. Must HOURS 1 p m -5 p m , Gallery Restaurant Is Great earning potential for • want to work with the best in the been o neighborhood Mondav-Frldoy, Mon­ Apply In person to: Strvpor. Coll 643-8701 tradition helping ho­ rlenced full charge nol Medicine office In have clear speaking now hiring Banquet 8i business. Manchester. Medical chester area. Llghttvp- Food service Bartend­ Empire Tool and Ma­ working approximately 2 tvonlngs or 647-3461 meowners for 41 years. with computer skills voice, good writing Ing, filing, answering nufacturing, 180 Olcott days. tor Manchester Area background 8, insu­ ers 8i Bor bocks. Cock- Send resumes to: Please call Conn 8i skills and be depend­ phone, and some com­ Street, Manchester. Conn of ^9687. Conference of rance forms expe­ tall waitresses 8i wait­ hours per day. Must have Churches. 20 hours per rience preferred. Send able. Call tor an Inter­ puter knowledge help­ ers, Door persons. R E C E P TIO N IST. Needed Todd P. Rein resume' to box BB, C/0 view. 289-1971. ask ful. Coll 647-8288, be- Apply In person, the Immediately for manu­ reliable trnsportation and week, hours flexible. tween 9 and 5. Aaaiatant General Agent Immediate start. EOE. Manchester Herold. for Carol Starkes. Gallery Restaurant, facturing company In Muuchuicta Minual life ImunuMZ Company Manchester. We are be organized. Coll 649-2093.______between 3pm-8pm. BAKERY Clerk. Port 141 New London Turn­ Haitfead Square North W AITRESSES needed tor pike, Glastonbury. looking tor o pleasant 10 Cohimbua Boulevard n e e d e d Experienced- time positions availa­ weekends. Breakfast 8> ble working In a retoll person to answer Hattfaid,CT 06106 R d a s s i e i l ! mature Individuol tor lunch diner 7:30-2, $4.25 C A TE R E R needs food phone and do general Call Frank MeSweegan at light housekeeping & bokery. Flexible hours HAIRDRESSER wanted. on hour. Coll 649-4011 or preparer and cook. & good storting pov. office work. We offer jnllKpKtliensiiiis! childcare. 2 days per 721-7329 between the Mondoy-Frdav, 7onri- Full or port time. Coll competitive salary, be­ 647-9947 for more week. 659-1009. Please coll tor Inter- T uesdav-SoturdoV, hours of 7 om- 2 om. lom. Coll 646-6454. view at 646-5718. nefits and profit shor­ 742-8017,9-4pm. Village ing. Coll 647-1431, ask information. M Hirhuaiiu Mutual U c Inauimu: Cutnpaiiy Beauty Shop. '* and SUaKkam Spwpirid. MA Ullll tor Roy. laful OpfXjlunty blgAiyrr 'r r ( f .-Yi i 7 h o m es Q j J HOMES 0 ^ h o m es PLAY LUCKY LICENSE FOR SALE FOR SALE [ g j ] HOMED | g ^ h o m es C0HD0MINIUM8 FOR SALE FOR SALE . V “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday nRD A LE 1FDH8ALE M A N CH ES TER . 3 units. 2 C LEA N As o Whistle. BOLTON Completely family plus one single Super 6 plus 6 Duplex MANCHESTER. Lov­ FORES^^ldg^TowIT- family. Enloy the prl- renovated Ranch. ingly renovated 8 MANChESItKHONCA 2 4 a d a m s s t . 646-3515 on Laurel Street In REALTY WORLD Must be seen. Afordc- house. 3V^ baths, 3 bed­ ''ocy of a single family room, 4 bedroom, 2 ^ur -iS oh^K I. w.l,ln, yo„, ...... ^ Manchester. Owner oc­ ble 5 room ranch with 1 rooms, 1900 square feet with the added feature cupied tor many years OPEN HOUSE both, Henry Street Co­ of living space, fire­ of Investment prop­ both and 1 oordetoched lonial. Features beau­ and It's been treated garage. Located on place, olrcondltlonlng, erty. Close to down­ with lots of tender lov­ SATURDAY tifully refInIshed wood­ deck with view. Por- town and shopping, private 1 acre lot. Easy work and hardwood ing core. 3 bedrooms 1:DD-4:DD PM access to highway. tlolly finished wolk-out iNaPWiUfTED HELP WANTED highway and buslines. on each side. Separate floors. St. Charles kit­ bosement. Pool, tennis I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Asking 8179,500. Pres­ 8168,000. Flono Real chen, family room with HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED utilities, hardwood Coventry Estate. 646-5200. □ court. Priced to sell at tige Properties, Better floors throughout. 2 wood stove, new base­ 8155,000. Coll owner at h a r v e s t . Main Street, f u l l time Teller posi­ DENTAL Business. ohd Gardens, MANCHESTER. Aloml- ment rec room, 2 cor 647-0748. tion oyalloble. CBT, a s s i s t a n t store Man­ cor garage with loft. •149,000 Manchester. TIcketron Secretory-assistant. 859-0775, evenings, 537- 8199,500. Jackson S, num sided Ranch. Nice oarage, large deck and operator, ticket soles, Manchester Porkade Will train. Part or full agers Si Manager trai­ 0143. Broker/Cwner. Cleon 3 bedroom home much more. 8185,000. INVESTORS Only. 1 bed- CARPENTERS office. Call for Inter­ Fall Time nee positions available Jackson Real Estate, Springdale Ave. small plyer work for time. 649-9287. 647-8400.D In 0 quiet neighbor­ 649-4468.______room Condo for 892,900 Framing, lewelry assembly. view, 647-5500, Mrs. Two PosMoiis for unique rapidly MANCHESTER. Just re­ Tour this solar as­ hood. Fenced yard, In Vernon. Leased at Hudson. growing Jr. 8, Missy NEW Listing. Move-In Sheatrocking, Good moth skills, wll- duced. Foil In love with BRAND New Listing. garage, potlo off co­ condition. 6 room 8775 o month. Owner- llne to train responsi­ RECEPT/TYnST Available sportswear chain. Nitty full dormered 6 sisted 3 bedroom Vinyl, Trim Work, heesaHeeyeri this charming Dutch vered porch, and New Cope. Large fenced agent. Jock Loppen ble adult. Approxl- Needed for OB -Q YN Growth opportunities Colonial. 4 bedrooms, room Cape Cod on Ranch. Lovely sytoroge shed. 8145,900. Realty. 643-4263. Full time position. 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY for motivated Individu­ yard. Coll for details Experience. Call motely 35 hours/week. office. 3 day work V/2 baths, first floor Woodbridge Street. 3 Yard, Good for D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Klernon Realty, 649- Includes Saturday and Please apply at: A WRAPnNG als. Competitive salary bedrooms, IV2 baths, 1591.0 GLASTONBURY Soap week. Call 849-11 20 den, and laundry room, 1147. Foctory. Much sought Thursday until 8;30pm. Cearfart las Si benefits. Coll 647-8341 formal dining room, front to bock living commute to Hart­ Coll 449-2908, 10am- or 649-7329. 2-JANITORUL/ osk for Nicole.______room, center chimney MANCHESTER. In-Law offer 2 bedrooms, 2 full 647-5756 42S Hartford Tyke. living room with a ford. possibilities. Func­ 5;30pm. fireplace. 1 caroOrage, both unit. 8109,000. Sen­ Voroee, CT MAINTENANCE marble and oak fire­ tional 3 bedroom Spilt MANCHESTER try Real Estate, 643- HIGH School Student place. Rnished base­ 100 Amp service, beau­ Your Host: Art 871-2432 *5.50 an hour to start Rsai Estate Level. 2 baths, formal 4060.O wanted for after school ment, screened-ln tiful stone wall along dining room, flre- *168.000 child core. 646-2460 of- with scheduled wsge porch, potlo. House Is the driveway. 8149,000. Oir: Route 31 to Spring- SOUTH Windsor. Wes- ploced living room. Impeccably maintained ter 5pm.______reviews and super be­ situated on o large lot Jackson & Jackson dale Ave. House on right Home Includeso separ­ toge. 2 bedroom unit AUTO Transmission In- nefits. No experience 1 91 IHDME8 In Bowers School area. Real Estate, 647-8400.D — watch for signs,. ate entry In-low suite 3 bedroom ranch. At­ with loft. Many ameni­ SIDERS Wanted for work 8169,900. Anne Miller tached garage. New ties. Excellent condi­ WE SELL stoller. Experienced. necessary. We need 1 ^ ' I r ih s a l e MANCHESTER. Enloy with kitchen, both ond In East Hartford, Mon- Taking applications Reol Estote, 647-8000.O the charm ot yeste­ Wseks-Breen living room. 8169,900. root and guttera. Desir­ tion. 8113,000. Sentry cheter Area. Coll 634- caring people to join now. Coll Jim 633-5288 BOLTON. Lovely 6 year ryear In this lovely D.W. Fish Realty, 643- able neighborhood. Real Estate, 643-4060.D 1660. our team. Call All real estate advertised In Assoc. Inc. EXCITEMENT!! or 228-0787. young U 8 .R built Ranch Colonial situated In o 1591.0 Spotless, move-ln con­ Toyota ft Fontii the Manchester Herald Is on nearly 1 acre In i t ^ — Two of the best 633-7656 sublecf to the Foir Housina aulet established 487-1767 dition, a must to see. MANCHESTER. Open sellingeiiin cars in America todayl ATTENTION: ask for Dave. Act of 1948, which mokes If beautiful area of Bol­ neighborhood. French house, Sunday 2pm-4pm, ton. L-shoped llvlng- doors grace the living Principals only 400 North Main Street. Guaranteed incame offered to people llleool to advertise any pref­ MANCHESTER Open RECON PERSONNEL erence, limitation ordlscrim- /dlnlng room, 3 bed­ room along with rich House Again. This Sun­ REALTY WDRLD 649-2929 Unit no.1. Saeokv clean who ore career minded, self-motivot^ Inotlon based on race, color, rooms, tiled bath and noturcl woodwork. day, Nov. 6 th, 1-4pm. DPEN HDUSE townhouse, end unit In ond have o desire to be more than New Concept at Superior Ford SECRETARY. Busy Con­ religion, sex or notional foyer. Exceptionally The large eot-ln kit­ Charming 7 room Co­ small newer complex. tracts Administration origin, ,or on Intention to SOUTH Windsor. Excep- oweroge. Cleon and well deco­ chen has been remo­ lonial, 33 Harvard Rd. SUNDAY tlonol value In this Low monthly fee. 2 bed­ deportment needs moke onv such preference, rated. 8166.900. Realty deled as well as the Flat rate pay scale with a *300 weekly limitation or discrimination. Neor all schools. In llke-new 3 yeor old 7 rooms, 1'/2 baths, ap­ A iy previous sales experience very someone with good World, Benoit, bath and a h a lf. great family neighbor­ 1:DD-4:DD PM pliances, full basement. typing, filing & com­ The Herald will not know­ room Colonial. A must guarantee. Potential earnings ingly accept onv odverflse- Frechette Associates, 8149,900. Sentry Real hood ond only 2 0 min­ Coventry see If you ore house On busline, near shop­ munication skills. ment which Is In violation ot 646-7709.O Estate, 643-4060.O utes from Hartford. ping, schools, recreation. •700+ per week. Prior officeexperlence hunting. 1st floor fam­ • 1?^* ***** **^ ^**®* compensation the low. IM M A C U L A T E 3 bed- Rick Barrett Real Est­ •125,000 ily room with fireplace, Owner 646-4320. ft troming plans available in the in­ required. Apply In per­ MANCHESTER. Case SOUTHERN New Eng- room Cope located on o Mountain Is within ate. 647-3815 tor deto I Is, large living room, for­ dustry. son, Gerber Scientific lond closslfleld ads directions, or private P ro sp ^ S t Call 228-9431 Instrument Company, quiet tree lined street walking distance of mal dining room, kit­ M A N CH ES TER . What a reach nearly 800,000 showing. Bov. Why rent? Own Coll Gory Bergren or Bill Batsie ot 646- Mr. Maher or Mr. Hudson 83 Gerber Rood-West, In the Verplonck school this oversized home Wonderful, neat ft chen with complete ap­ homes In Connecticut district. Living room with over 2300 so. ft. A RIVER Mill Estates. Fl- pliances, 3 bedrooms, this Istfloor, spacious 1 4321 for a personal interview. South Windsor, 06074. and Rhode Island, The clean 2 bedroom EOE M/F/V/H. features o full brick European style kitchen nonclng options ovoli- Bungalow. Ideal 21/2 baths, large treed bedroom Condo. Your price for o basic 25 wall fireplace. Kitchen with skylight opens to a oble. Do you need help lot, cul-de-sac street. own entrance, a dining word od Is only S55 and starter-Qarage, Gar­ I LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC I has o separate break­ large first floor family with: down payment? Only 8219,900. U 8 . R room and bright and will appear In 43 news­ fast nook. Open stair­ room. A private en­ Closing costs? Monthly den area & Green­ Reolty, 643-2692.0 spacious too. Very con­ papers. For more In­ SM W . CENTER ST. case, IV2 baths, and trance opens up the payments? See us house. MANCHESTER. Enloy veniently located to MANCHESTER formation coll Classi­ garage. 8140's. Blan­ possibility of hone/of- todoy-we con help. Se­ Your Hostess; easy living In this well 384, shops, library, fied, 643-2711 and ask chard 81 Rossetto Real­ fite use. 8248,000. Sen­ lect models-llmited Linda decorated Comtem- church, banks, etc. __for detolls.o tors," We're Selling W on't lost. 864,900. try Real Estote, 643- time. Starting ot- DIR: Route 31. left on Dorory home. Tw o bed­ PART-TIME Houses" 646-2482.0 4060.g______:814S,5u0.Featuring su­ rooms, master bed­ Anne Miller Real Est­ Cross St., Left on Wall ate, 647-8000.O BRAND New listing. Ter- FRONT To back living perior location, oil room with cathedral POSITIONS AVAILABLE St., Follow aigns to celling, l'/i baths, oil rlflc starter or retlre- room In this well main­ cedar siding, 2 bed­ Proapact. BOLTON Lake. Four rooms, I'/i baths, pri­ appliances staying. RN-CLINICAL WE ARE NOW HIRING FOR PART-TIME POSITIONS FOR DAV A EVEN­ room Ranch, masonry ment home on tained 6 room, 3 bed­ HOMED Strickland Street. 5 room Colonial In fam­ vate deck, custom klt- Wsoks-Brean 8159,900. Century 21 Ep­ T S STAmfrNQ Sa t c so f ^ S on 2'/i lots, 2 storage chenn with appliances, stein Realty, 647-8895 o FDR DALE PER HOUR FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: buildings, private rooms, 2-3 bedrooms, ily neighborhood. A u o c . Inc. SUPERVISOR fireplace, new wall to cothedrol ceilings, In- CASHIERS beach, appliances, gas Aluminum sided. QROCERV CLERKS wall carpet and kitchen Corner lot. 100 AM P suolted walls, sky­ 487-1767 Oockorfunitv to influence delivery PRODUCE CLERKS heat. Reduced to lights, energy efficient MEAT CLERKS 8144,000. 649-1794. flooring. Nice flat 100X Circuit breakers. COVENTRY of high Quality professional DELI CLERKS 227 y o r d . A s k in g gas heat, oversized An­ Hardwood floors, op- HANDYM AN'S SPECIALI Potential galore with a *®*^lces In a non-f>roflt home B O LTO N . Beautiful one 8139,000. Jackson & pllonced. A must see. dersen windows. SPRING Ridge Subdivi­ h a v e o t h e r PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE W ITH owner home located In Atrium doors, garage sion. Owner will build d«!0«*ln9. rtc. Much work already dona. Jackson Real Estate, 8123,900. Strono Real *109,000. core ogency. Reoulrements ore a MDm^° FOLLOWING OEPAf^ private country set­ 647-8400.O Estate, 647-7653.0 with opener. Strono to suit. Jock Loppen Mosters Degree In Nursing with ting. Features 3 bed­ Real Estate, 647-7653.0 Realty 643-4263. ANDOVER BAKE SHOP rooms, 2.5 baths, fin­ Brand new Raiaad Ranch at Andover Lake. If you ot least 1 yeors clinical CHEESE BAZAAR ished family room with MANCHESTER SEAFOOD Hundreds ot readers torn There's someone out make about 45K combined Inconta, lOK down SALAD BAR custom bar, sliders to payment & good credit, you may have found your experience In a home health GENERAL MERCHANDISE to Classified every day there who wonts to buy deck with wonderful searching for some por- new homal *149,900. ogency or a BSN with 3 years views. All on a profes­ O P E N H O U S E your power tools. Find HO EXPCmENCE NECESSARY. WE WILL TRAIN flcolor Item. Will your od that buyer with a low

'l CONDOMINIUMS tteeaeae w • d I k B. vr-F .t-a.g.B ^ d $ m 9 9 t FDR SALE ROOMS N B B se* M lB UB aB iiei FOR RENT APARTMENTS MUSICAL TAB MANCHESTER. Enor­ ^ S p e c k i l i FOR RENT TAB TAB WANTED TD mous 1MO sq. ft. Con­ MANCHESTER. Fur­ ITEMS RALES SALES SALES dominium In doslroblt nished room, private BUY/TNAOE home, appllonced kit­ MANCHESTER First Forest Ridge. Central KINCAID Plano. No TA G SALE. Old stuff, new MANCHESTER 23 Loo­ olr, 2V^ boths, wolk-out chen, busline. $350 floor, 2 bedroom apart­ bench. $200. 649-9396. RAIN or shine. Everv- fj^a E A N IM I^PAINTINO/ month ♦ $350 security. ment In renovated 2 stuff, big ond little thlng goes. Furniture, kout Mt.Drive (oft Old furniture, clocks, basement and carport I MISCELLANEOUS Sunday. Nov. 6. 9om to Timrod Rd.) Von sire are lust some of tbe loZIsENVICES I LAWN CARE ■“ I papehinr 528-0776, 289-7191. family house. New ap­ over 300 books, crofts, oriental rugs, lamps, SERVICES pliances. $700/month 4om. 1548 Main St., dishes, etc. Saturday 8, root top corrier, elect­ outstondino feotures In I PETS AND Coventry. Rain or Sundov. 10-4. 8 Hock- ric trolns, furniture, paintings, coins, je­ this duplex style home. CLEANING Service. HAND Raked Idwns. NAME your own reaso­ plus utilities. Coll 649- Home or office. Dov, Reosonoble prices H O LID A Y House. Retire injAPARTMENTS 2871.______I SUPPLIES shine.______mofock Street, Mon- bikes, scooter, doll welry. glass a china. $164,900. Century 21 Ep- nable price. Father & TA G Sole. Four families. chester. house, many other stein Reolty, 647-0095.Q night, weekend. Free astlmotas. Don, Son Pointing and Pap­ ment living, ambula­ *‘I fo r r en t Will pay cash. Please Weekly specials. Reg­ 6^1567, Crotg, 291- tory, home-llke IHOMES FOR Sole. 2 AKC mole, Saturday and Sunday, Items. Sot, only 9-4, E L L IN G TO N . Why rent ering. Removal. 291- toy poodle pups. $300 or 10-4. Furniture and CARS call. 646-8496. ina Ronlerl, 645-06S2. ■930. otmoshpere. Coll 649 M A N C H ES TE R . Deluxe 2 FOR RENT when you could sit In 23S«.______best otter .Coll 646-1341. miscellaneous. 37 Main FOR SALE ICARS your own living room bedroom Townhouse Street. Manchester. BDAROING available at In two family, central C O V EN TR Y Loke. Com FR EE To Good Home. RMSALE and look out over rol­ ★ ------White Labrador Re- ling meadows. Come CLEANING prominent Hunter- location, 1V% baths, ap­ pletely furnished. 2 BRUSHWORKS. Interior combined training pliances, sunken living bedroom house. Avoll- trelver, 6 months old. see this 1 bedroom RE9 IOINTIAL • m CUTIVI pointing. Free esti­ 742-8517. ______Condominium and we bom. Six day turnout. room, patio, basement oble November 1st. mates. 12 years expe­ Indoor ring, trolls garage. Adults pre­ Maximum 2 persons. FR EE Kittens, variety of wl U show you how. Call rience. Finished cobl- for details. U1.S00. WINDOWS S310/month. 633-7685. ferred. $760 plus utili­ $700 per month In­ ages & colors. 742-96M net/celllngs. Wall ties. 649-0311 otter 6pm. cluded utilities. 742- or 633-2164. Century 21 Epstein Servloino the WtlllmanMo and Menoheater raflnlshlno, 647-0M 6. GSL Building Mainte­ If IhiB you Realty. 647-009S.D nance Co. Commercl- 3022. areas. We do all phaaea o( otaanlng to your ROCKVILLE. 1 bedroom Wall Paptrino A ol/ResIdontlal building O N E-H A LF Duplex. 3 ye­ embiBt! I probably^ SO U TH WINDSOR. No- aatlatactlon. We ara an honaat and rallabla Includes appliances, thlng to do but move In. Pointing repairs and home Im­ ars old, 5 rooms, 1V% RHSCaLANEOUS I Isn’t 01 paid coupla with 9 yaara axparlanoa and rafaranoaa. heat and hot water, boths. $725. Security. Fully appllonced, Residential, Commercial, provements. Interior parking, modern kit­ FONSALE 'your car,' 'to o mueb^ beautifully redeco­ Call Laurie tor a free aatimata. References A Insurance. and exterior pointing, Utilities. Jack Lappen 500 We C en ter St., light carpentry. Com­ chen and both. Reolty. 643-4263. rated 1 bedroom town- Marty Mattson, M 9-M 31 month security. $380- E IG H T month old woter- hous with very special 742-0267 plete lonltorlol ser $495 per month. No TOLLAND. Charming 2 bed, $325. Courthouse M an ch ester features. Including Oory McHugh, 443-9321 vice. Experienced, rel pets. 872-8095. 9-5, bedroom home. 2 cor One Gold membership, prepold condo fees. loble, free estimates garage, & workshop. 12V% months left for • - 6434004 weekdays. 4321 S119,900. 644-S2S3. NO TIME TO CLEAN ICARPENTNY/ WALL DOCTORS Fully carpeted. $825. $450. Compared to reg­ .OPEN DAILY wallpaper hanging HAWKES TREE SERVICE EAST HARTFORD. One 872-2200, 872-9930. ular price of $700 plus. TOYOTA YOUR HOME? specialist. Expert work 9169 REM0DELIN8 Buokel, Iruok A cMppar. Stump bedroom, appliances, Eric 649-3426.0______at reasonable rates. Free I FROM VERNON TOWNHOUSE Let removal. Free aallmalaa. wall to wall carpeting. STORE AND Cars M .9 -5 FROM HARTFORD estimates. Residential POOL Table-Sears. Good V E X IT SO Special oonaldoratlon lor $500/month plus utili­ condition. $300. Call af­ Trucks I-384C EXIT 1 CONDOMINIUM DUST BUSTERS and commercial. ties. 568-1054. OFFICE SPACE Steve Koski, M7-S201 oMorty and Iwndlcappad. I ter 3:30pm or leave do It for youl RmOVATIOIlWRlUt Three bedroome, 21% Complale Inter, and Bill Olson, S2S-83M MANCHESTER. Two O FFIC E Space. 500-1500 messoge. 568-1903. 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFAaiON IN MANCHESTER, CONN. bethe with 1900 eq. S yaara axparlanca with Extar. Home 6 47-7553 bedroom apartment on square feet. Excellent ALLIS Chalmers Troc- axcallani rafarancat. location. 647-9223 or tor, left and right plow, ft. ot living epece In . Maintenance Custom second floor. Applian­ Free Eatimalaa. Call; Painting and Paparlng ELECTRICAL ces Included. Security! 643-7175. snowplow and o bucket I ^ I N G NEW VEHICLE SPECIALS Oail« Rentals this overeized unit ARTS loader. Arlens Roto Rapair or Ranaw Call­ with a month to month IN S TA N T Suites. Com­ Extree Irtdude 649-7492 ings, Walls, ate. Rac RELIABLE MOVING lease. Available No­ pletely furnished. Tiller, reor tine, swing DUMAS ELECTRIC vember 15th. $575 plus handle. May be seen at firepleoe. attar 6pm Rooms,I, O a « s and Light Low, Low Ratea. Phone onswering ond - ...... Elaolrloal lepalia. utilities. Coll evenings, secretarial support. Krause Florist, 621 elr conditioning, Carpanl^ Roofing added wiring. Short notice movae. Demo, Stock S8 p sa.. dwM AC. Mw B ite Wogon 6b4. vs. r«d Mm 6 Nice location, all ap­ ten oermlt tor the purpose of ■ B > h lS pliances. Heat, hot wa­ Merchandise protecting ItorthepubllcanO 1 ■ 1 S ,S 9 5 ter, carpeting, olr con­ carries o Hnc of up to SSO for * • 9 9 5 * 8 7 f 5 • 9 S 9 5 *1 o ! 9 9 5 eoch offense______Rentals ditioning. Coll 647-1595. 1 88 Bonneville 87 Toyota Corollo 87 Sunbird 87 Covolier 86 Fly. Voyager 86 Monte Corioj ■O' FORRENT TA G Sole. Saturday, No- S/E Spl. Coupe M A N C H ES TE R . One bed­ 1 Itacb e ^ n CeoMp B ph«.. UE C/S Wagon S/E Supersport I R Ja (HL/COAL/ vember 5,9am-4pm. 240 1 1 3 .0 0 0 M-lM v^ w b Wm« with Mm Mt- led. au^a . A7C. R/S. room apartment, new •anw. auaa . P/V A/C. 196 m m , 4vC. P/S. p m . a e . SuWat^. da* •— •— 1 m k i m t W wwa. 436 25.1 C t *T* epews paabeeej It you are telliwg behind on LARGE and sunny. Pri­ building. Second floor, RREWOOD McKee Street, Mon- o i M b f Stare chester.______1 * 1 3 ^ 9 S your mortgage peymenis.. vate both and en- on busline, one year ■ • 9 9 5 * 7 5 9 5 FORHBIT tronce. Prefer non- SEASONED Firewood. • 1 0 J 9 5 • 1 1 ,5 9 5 OR...II yourhomepilntoie- lease, $550/month. SATURDAY November 87 Corolla SRS smoklng male. Cut, split and deli­ 1 88 6000 L/E 86 Pontiac STE 86 Comry L/E 86 Sunbird CT 83 Fai^^eal SOS okiaure ME CAN kELP! Utilities additional. Pe- 5fh, Furniture, toys, 1 1 4 e«r A 7 Inna. V-B. Spl. Cpe. ROOM for non-smoking sno/week. 742-5M1. vered. $115/cord. Coll 1 spfit SMSS. WK* MMla 3 d a w . X m 68m . mMm.. V Coupe Sto payment progiamaeaH- termon Reel Estate, household Items, 216 Owy. 9tpd. Aj C. I e -w M . 1 6.000 oOea 0««6 eiarBan Meialtta. C Pm W asaa. U.OOO genflcntan. Light hou- 649-9404. 649-2524. >66 •wMfMf. M »y ewuipped, CsI mL oMe tor up to 2 yoom. Bad OROEH ONE FOR LARGE end sunny. Prl- Woodbridge Street, 9-2. 4 41 sckkceoing. accomo- I -M -e ■ ifc f c H eredlt le not a pcoMamHiMt vote both and en­ 6 rooms , 3 bedrooms, 2 No eorlv birds pleose. dotlons, parking, trance. Prefer MUSICAL 1 • 9 9 9 5 • 9 9 9 5 how LOW paymefas oan YOUR AD TODAY! wosher and dryer. boths, $600 month ♦ TA G Sole. Saturday, No­ • S M 5 non-tmoklng male. 1 86 Toyota 87 Fiero SE 87 Nisson halp you SA1E YOUR utilities. Security dep­ ITEMS vember 5,11-3,44 Peorl 86 Celico C T 86 Ford longer MMwoeyMaaiiJ SllO/week. 74^5■41. Longbed 4x4 ■Ms6. prwMul C44 Cm »- Moximo S/E HOMETOOAYI When placing your claawfsed ad WANT AOS ore the osit reaulred. Call 649- Street, Manchester. p « n y c m . eppras 9000 U « . M h m . S s H . A m . longbed 1 M w d 8 i 3 7 S ■ a d . m f . >•*#. Steudh— ^ Moving out of state. •sMaa. 0 m m ewwwM. 396 « MA. e . a w f t . p m t e a M h CM M egH ia friendly way of finding a AAANCHESTER. Room'l'n 0429 for an MaWwrM. lib aak for the STAR!! cosh birycr for opplion- oulet rooming house. appointment. Small refrigerator, w O ^ M u a ces, musical Instruments, Off street parfcine. I85 cross country ski mo- * « S « 5 • 7 9 9 5 6 4 3 .2 7 1 1 AAANCHESTER. 3 bed- HAMMOND H-IOOOrgon. * 1 3 .5 9 5 • 1 0 ,9 9 5 * 7 8 f 5 • 7 9 9 5 1 oars end o host of other per week. 444-1464 or room oportment with chlne, rowing ma­ 549G016. Double manuals. Full chine, 10 speed bike, appliances. 643-1823. foot pedals. Mint con­ Low Coil FinononglI Extendi Extended Wo I ■) furniture. 9-5 Soturdoy Ayoilohla O n M o il tiled C on dition. 8995. 633-5754. Miscellaneous. 1 CARS EpronW EPraB8ALE CARS AUTOS FOR CLYDE FOR SALE IFOR SALE RENT/LEASE CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ROUTE 83, VERNO N 1934 interndtlonal P i c k ------1971 PLYMOUTH Satel­ CHEVY SURBURBANS FR EE M ileage on low lite. Big Block 383. Call up truck, 37,000 orlgl- e r * I J A I I CD 81 Olds Cutlass 4 Or. *3995 1974-78, 350 Cl engine, cost auto rentals. Vil­ nol miles, S5500. 1954 646-6649, after 6pm. 81 Olds Cutlass 2 Dr. automatic transmis­ lage Auto Rental. 643- Chevy pick-up, one A ^ I I D A *4995 84 Olds Cut. Wgn. *6995 1974 PLYMOUTH Duster. sion. Prices $450 to 2979 or 646-7044. owner, 44,000 miles. Runs good, looks good. $1500. Call Mason ot Needs body work, licrn riBC 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 Or. *5695 AM /FM cassette. $500 643-2414.______TODAY’S Lucky CT Li­ at,-’ ’- $2500. 1906 AMC M or- cense Plate Number Is NY Marathon 88 Buick Rsgal *7995 or best offer. 645-8049. m DCB 3. If this Is your lln, 66,000 miles, V-8 8S Caravan SE...... *15.375 88 Cantury Wgn. *8595 1974 FORD Van. Runs ICARIPERS/ plate number, bring automatic, power 88 F-150 P/U ...... *15,275 85 Cantury 4 Or. (2) *8995 steering, power . good, needs a little TRAILERS this ad to Ed Thornton, brakes, $2750.1966 Ford S *"*’’* ..... ' ®'995 85 Cav. 2 Or. *4995 work. $350 or best offer. at Manchester Honda, deep in talent 645-8049.______G T, Falrlane converti- 8 f Mazda RX7 .... *12,995 85 Cutlass 2 Or. *8995 EXCELLENT Condition. 24 Adams Street, Man­ 88 Cals. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 i Toy. Corolla ...* 8,250 There's someone out Lakeworth, Florida. chester, to collect your point, $3500. 1968 M er- „ t » «-r 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 there who wants to buy East Coast. 12 x 55, 2 $25. You must bring By Bert Rosenthal cury Montego convert- 87 Toyota Q T ...... 10,250 83 Pontiac 8000 2 Or. *5995 your power tools. Find bedroom mobile home. proof of registrotlon. The Associated Press Ible, V-8, power steer- 88 Chev C20 ...... * 8,850 S3 Buick Rsgal *6995 Central air, Florida This offer Is void In that buyer with a low-cost ■T Ing, power brakes, new 86 SR-5 P/U * 9 550 84 VW Jstta 4 Or. *5995 od In Clossifled. 643-2711. room. In Adult Park. seven days. 11-05. top, new paint, $2995. oo i.e.!,.- , «qoij P.O. Box 272, Chaplin, NEW YORK — This year’s New York City 1980 Mustang, 4 cv- f® ^eSabre...... 8,995 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 1979 Dodge Aspen Wagon. Connecticut 06235, or CARS Marathon doesn’t have the reigning Olympic Under, 4 speed, $895. ®® Merc. Sable..... * 8,995 Body In good condl- call Florida, 407-965- champions, and it isn’t overly deep in top talent. tlon,$800. Call 649-1506. FOR SALE 1981 M ercury CoprI, 4 85 Audi QT ...... * 8,850 0013. What it does have, though, are most of the top cylinder, 4 speed, new S5 Buick RIverla.. *10,250 ■■■ marquee names in the sport , and race director Fred clutch, $795. The Car Port 742-8517. ®® Clef® ...... * 7.350 Lebow says that’s enough to make it the best in the FOR Sale. 1978 Pinto. ®® DeVlllo ....* 7,995 event’s 19-year history. Good Interior and exte- 84 Continental...... * 7,595 If nothing else. Sunday’s race will have a record rior. Runs but needs 84 Accord LX ...... * 7,450 MANCHESTER’S field, with some 23.000 entered for the 26-mile. some engine work. $100 i aoac 385-yard trek through the city’s five boroughs, and a or best offer. 742-6657. ^ Toy. Camry ....* 6,995 share of the $302,270 purse. ------83 LeSabre...... * 4,995 Leading the men are Ireland’s John Treacy. the Court of Probata, District of 345 Center St., 1984 Olympic silver medalist, and Wales’ Steve NOTict"op HEMiiNO M a n c he ste r a 647-7077 Jones, who once owned the fastest time in the world IN NE* USED CAR and now is No. 4 on the all-time list. DOUGLAS WAYNE COURT OF PROtATR, BLEILER DISTRICT OF 'SJ k Add Ethiopia’s Wodajo Bulti, the fastest first­ Pursuant to an ordar of Hon. M ANCHRSTIR William E. FItzGarald, NOTICR OF HHARINO time marathoner ever, and Mark Nenow, the Judaa,datodOctobar3l,19M iN RE; KIMBERLY MAY DEALER American record-holder at 10,000 meters making 0 haaring will ba hald on on BONVILLE AP photo his marathon debut, and the men’s field has an c h M ^ o f Pursuant to an ordar of Hon. intriguing mix. Wllllom E. FItiGarald, 1 '8S MERCURY CLASSIC FAVORITE — Alysheba, with the 1987 Kentucky Derby winner, is the S n m rs ot th i r«7?rt Octobar 31,1988 ’85 PLYMOUTH ’86 CADILLAC ‘85 PDNTIAC '80 D0D6E RAM 1 exercise rider Steve Bass, is lead around The women’s field includes Joan Benoit Samuel- baUon*NDv!!'m£3’''m ° haarino will ba hald on on 1 6R. MARQUIS favorite in Saturday’s $3 million Breed­ son, the 1984 Olympic gold medalist and the lO^ss A M ®^ * ' aoollcatlon pravlno tor o RELIANT FLEETWOOD SUNBIRD PICKUP 1 the track by trainer Jack Van Berg 1 4 Or., Fully Loadad 4 dr.. Auto, AM/FM ers’ Cup Classic race. American record-holder, and Norway’s Grete changaof nomaosInsoldop- Brougham, Loadad 2 Or., Auo. AC Auto. AC. Cap H Ellzabath A. Bld^ll, plication on flic mora fully Thursday at Churchill Downs. Alysheba, Waitz. the silver medalist at the Los Angeles Games 027-11 Clark iDoaors, at tha Court of Pro^ 1 *8,595 *4,999 * 15.250 *4.999 *2,999 1 and the New York City Marathon champion a record INVITATION TO BID F9S1 ^ovambar 21,1988 ot eight times. PURCHASE / DELIVERY / " A.M. INSTALLATION OF Elliabath A. BIchvall, 1 ’83 OLDS “ New York will be very different from what you COMPUTER EQUIPMENT Assistant Clark 1 CUTLASS 87 HONDA 8 7 M ERC. ’86 FORD F-15D '80 TOYOTA 1 Churchill Downs focal point have seen in other years. It will be very competitive. Tha East Hartford Public 028-11 BRAND MARQUIS For the first time in many years, I think the Schools, 110 Long Hill Oriva, — ------1 CIERA ACCORD LXI PICKUP CAMRY 1 East Hartford, CT., 04108, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Loadad Loadad women’s field will be together at 20 or 22 miles." will racalva saalad bids for ESTATE OF: McVEY, 1 Fully Loadad Black 4 Dr.. Std. AC 1 Waitz said. PURCHASE / DELIVERY / EDWARD F. 9,999 * * 14,999 7,999 8,999 with Breeders’ Cup races Challenging them should be Britain’s Priscilla PuVER*^omPMENT^°md Tha Honorobla William E. 1 *4,999 * * 1 FlfiGtrold, Judgt of th# Welch. 43. the defending champion and the fastest AWAiiirKiM IftSUt®" Court of Probotta OIttrIct of By Ed Schuyler Jr. says, and it usually does on the women’s Masters marathoner in history, and the s ln M ^ ^ i M n7 »h? Monchastar of a haarino hald ’80 CHEV. Open Mind, will run as an entry in »" 10/31/88 ordarad that all 1 ’80 LINCOLN ’88 BUICK ’87 FORD CROWN '87 MERC. 1 The Associated Press Derby field. the $I million Juvenile Fillies Soviet Union’s Tatyana Polovinskaya. the fourth- ba u iS * 9 0 0 * 1 m dolms most ba prasantad to 1 MARK VI CELEBRITY Breeders’ Cup horses, how­ over 1 1-16 miles. place finisher in the Seoul Olympics. Thursdow*** N7!wamhir*Tn' **’• fWuclarv ot tha addrass RIVIERA VICTORIA C0U6AR 1 ■ 4 dr., Muat Saal 4 Or., Auto. AC LOUISVILLE. Ky. - It’s the ever, will compete in shadow The “ I see the race boiling down to the four of us.” IMlI'^al^^ch Iimarnic Jni •>•'9'*'. Follura to promptly 2 Dr., Loadad Loaded Loaded 1 Lukas had 36 starters in the b a o u b ll^ onali7d brasanf ony such clolms may first Saturday in November, not weather forecast calls for a Treacy said of the top men’s competitors. 1 *4,999 first four Breeders’ Cups good for a*oSd!’"ThV'Ea"s*t'’ H orifS d ^rcoy’a'r"swh'?“ lm *5,999 $ 11,999 12,999 * 10,75 0 1 May. but many of the best cloudy, windy day with 50percent six victories and earnings of " Jones probably is in the best shape of his career Public Schools rasarvas tha * racehorses in the world will run at He’s gotten himself together very well in the last right to accapt or ralact any Johanna Brudar Roy chance of rain and temperatures $4,654,000. Churchill Downs nevertheless. three months. I ’m always concerned about Steve or all bids or tha right to Assistant Clark 1 ’86 VW ’85 TOYOTA CALL FOR in the mids-50s. Once again there will be a »•?!'!• ’i,'”!"'?! If Tha fiduclory Is: '85 8UICK '87 LINCOLN 1 Two of them once starred on the The NBC telecast runs from 2 strong foreign flavor in the $1 Jones going out very fast You have to be careful e i I***! Intarast of tha Patricio C. Cook, 1 SCIROCCO COROLLA INFORMATION most famous first Saturday in about him not getting too far ahead. School Dapartmant to do so. Administratrix CENTURY CURT. TOWN CAR 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. EST, and posttime Million mile and the $2 million 1 ON RECENT "Bulti has run well over the marathon distance. RIchord A. Huot* A4 WvMvt Sfrt«t Rad, Loadad 4 D r„ Auto 4 Or., Loadad 1 American racing — the first for the Classic is 5:33 p.m. A delay Turf over l ‘/i-miles. Dlr#cfor/Bo*ln«t> StrvIcM ManchMttra CT 06040 Sllvar. Loadad He has a lot to prove because he didn’t run in the DAILY Saturday in May — Kentucky of any significance, such as a Miesque. who is based in 029L11 1 *9,999 6.999 Derby Day. *4,999 ARRIVALS! * * 18,999 1 lengthy inquiry or foul claim, France, and Warning. E^nglish- Olympics (Ethiopia was one of seven countries that IMvif AfiAN TO lib------boycotted the Games)., Winning Colors returns to the could mean the race would be run bred and English-raced, look.to Downs six months after she won “ And Nenow also has something to prove, Tha Eighth utllltlas District saaks bids tor haotlng oil ond ’88 BUICK in virtual darkness. be the class of the Mile. Two other sarvlca for tha yaor 1988-1989. 1 '8 7 M ERC. 88 CADILLAC because he didn't make the Olympic team (at 10.000 '84 FORD '83 PONTIAC 1 the Derby to challenge unbeaten It rained Friday, but most European invaders in the field 1 SKYLARK TOPAZ Itams llstad In tha bid ora prica par gallon, yaorly sarvlca SEDAN DeVILLE THUNDERBIRD FIREBIRD 1 Personal Ensign in the $1 million horseman were not worried about are Mill Native and Ravinella. m eters). When a 27:22 lOK runner (the fastest time contracts and hourly rota for sorvlcas not covorod bv sor- M 4 Dr., Auto. AC. 4 Dr.. Rad. Auto. AC Loadad. Sllvar Auto. Loadad 1 Breeders’ Cup Distaff. morerainortrackconditions.lt it ever on the roads) goes into a marathon, it makes y^lca 99)rtraM . S ao M M dt will ba racalvad until 4:00 p.m., Cpa, Rad, T-lopa. AC Sunshine Forever, the favorite Alysheba is back 18 months does rain Saturday, it is supposed him potentially dangerous. He may be the Bill * ** '2 7 ? ? ’.? ' !***• * ? I*!!' P**hllcly ooanad, raod and ra- 1 *6,999 *7,500 13,999 in the Turf, will be challenged by cordad ot tha Novambar 21,1988 maatlng. * *6,999 *5,995 1 after he won the Derby and is to be light, according to the Rodgers you have been waiting for fora few years” several foreign-based horses — Tha right Is rasarvad to roloct ony or all bids. favored to win the $3 million forecast. Rodgers, a four-time winner of the New York City Indian Skimmer. Frankly Per­ Bid auMas ara to sant to tha Eighth utllltlas District, 32 Classic. "W e’re at Churchill Downs, we Marathon and the Boston Marathon, also is in Main Straat, Monchostar, CT 04040. 1 ’8SBMW32SE fect. Saint Andrews. Tryptych. ’87 MERC. ’81 TDYDTA ’80 CHEV. It will be his third shot at a don’t worry” said Jack Van Sunday’s race, but he does not figure to be a MARY BETH LITRICO 1 Std. Trans, Sunroof. '80 MERCURY 1 Sarhoob and Infamy. C0U6AR Breeders’ Cup title — he finished Berg. Alysheba's trainer, who t»ntender. At 40, he is competing in the race for the Clark ■ AC. AM/FM STARLET CAMARO IROC MARQUIS 1 Miesque will be trying for a Eighth Utllltlas District Loadad, Whita thir^ in the 1986 Juvenile and has raced horses at the Downs for first time in the Masters Division. 2 Dr.. H/B, Standard A MuatSaalt second straight victory in the 020-11______4 Dr., Rad, Loadad B .second in the 1987 Classic. A years. Olympic gold medalists Gelindo Bordin of Italy 1 * 12,999 9,999 Mile, and Very Subtle will be INVITATION TO BID * * 1,999 *9,999 victory would push him past the “ It doesn’t make any different, and Rosa Mota of Portugal are skipping this race, *7,909 1 trying to win the Sprint for the 7 UTIJ.ITIES DISTRICT, 32 Main St., Monchas- retired John Henry ($6,591,860) not unusual considering the Seoul Games didn’t "* this is the best track there is.” second straight year. tar, CT. 04040 saakablds for tha following Itams: into first place on the all-time said Shug McGaughey. who will begin until mid September. Mota won her gold on FOUR 14) 4.S AIR PAKS 1 ’88 PONTIAC ’80 MERC. 83 PDNTIAC '88 MERCURY '87 MERC. money-earnings list. has the favorite’s in three races. Two other winners of Breeders Sept. 23: Bordin on Oct. 2. They're next marathon Bid spMlflcatlons rnay ba obtalnad during normal businass 1 Julie Krone returns 10 years Cup races willcompeteSaturday probably will be Boston in April 5:00 p.m.) Mondov thru Saturday from 1 FIERO MARQUIS LS FIREBIRD SABLE SABLE 1 McGaughey’s favorites are UTILITIES DISTRICT FIRE­ Auto, AC Powar after she galloped a horse as a Personal Ensign in the Di.staff They are Precisionist, the 1985 Jones. Treacy. Bulti and Nenow appear to have 1 standard. 38K 4 Or., Loadad T-Top. Auto HOUSE, 32 M ain St„ Monchastar, CT. Windows 4 Dr., Loadad 1 15-year-old at Churchill Downs Easy Goer in the $1 million Sprint winner who will race in the the credentials to produce an interesting race in the Soolad M * . s ; r T t » « I ft 0 k t Sports in Brief Scoreboard Title game on Sunday „ . Midwest David Frost NewMexIroStoteot Akron, night 6666— 132 Hale Irwin 6965— 134 Footbafl 'VesternMIchlganotBoll Stote Don Poolev The Giants and Chargers will meet for the MIchloon 7065— 135 PHILADELPHIA (119) John Cook 67-68— 135 MHS, East football at home Fo®'®?®" I 'l l 2416, Borklev 10181216 N. Manchester Midget Football League championship W^ V I rglnloot Cincinnati Robert Wrenn Since winning 49 gomes In the 198743 T "’“'■'VOt EOstern Illinois 7066— 136 ” ’*• s-’o ®o la season, the New Jersey Nets hove won 45,42. Sunday at Dennis Carlin Memorial Field, at the T o l^ a t Eastern Michigan Mark O'Meara 67-69^136 The Manchester High and East Catholic High Basketball f®y*ln»7-’ S * 6 », Anderson 590012 Welp 39,Mond 19 games. Mount Nebo complex. NFL standings Indiana at Illinois Curtis Strange 6868— 136 footnall. teams have home games slated today, 141-23. Hendeison251-28. Coleman44018, Eagles and Jets will meet for third place in Northwestern at Iowa Tom Purtzer 7662— 136 BrooksOI 243.Totals 5094 Nebraskoot Iowa Stote Curt Bvrum 6068— 136 pnehester (1-4 in the CCC East and 2-5 overall) 2^37 139. me 12:30 p.m. opener followed by the Giants- AMERICAN CONFERENCE KonsasStateot Kansas Corev Pavin 6670— 136 hosts Hartford Public (2-3,3-3) in CCC East action at NBA itandlng$ LACRggers u M a is-no Chargers clash. ^w llng Green at Kentstote Howard Twittv 71-65— 136 .. n S7 a lo-tv Fred Couples 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Field. Hockey Buffalo Eet. F F PA Mlnnesotoot Michigan 6968— 137 2Polta pools Henderson. Fouled out— > .8S9 199 139 Colorado otMIssourl Ken Green 7166— 137 Meanwhile. East Catholic will host St. Joseph’s of EASTERN CONFERENCE None. Retounds-Los Angeles 55 (Nor- N.Y. Jefs D.A. Welbrino AttahNc DtvWgn Miami .«11 206 1S4 212^27."]i”Ol»at Northern I lllnols 606^-137 Trumbull in All Connecticut Conference action at 2 mon 15), Phllodelphta 57 ((todnskl 12), •5S6 176 182 Kiceot Notre Dome Steve Lpwerv 7266— 138 . . W L Fet. OB ® ‘Nixon 11), Philo- UConn football at Delaware Indianapolis •444 205 179 Wovne Levi p.in. at Carlin Field. The Eagles are overall and Boston 1 0 1.000 “ lohlo 34 (Cheeks 11). Total touts— Los NHL etamlinge New England Wl^nsInotOhloStote 67-71— 138 1-6 .444 155 199 Mlchlgon State of Purdue Jay Hoos 7068— 138 FblkxMoblo 1 0 1000 A n o ^ H Philadelphia 31. Tedmleots— Fuzzy 2oeller while St. Joe’ss is in first place in the Washington O 0 .000 Philodelphio delov of gome. A— 13468. NEWARK. Delaware — The University of anclnnofl 6969— 138 .778 252 178 Stote*'**^'' * o’ Southwest Missouri Mark WIebe 7365— 138 ACC at 2-0-2 and is 5-0-2 overall. New York 0 t 000 W AW CONFERENCE Connecricut football team will have its biggest Cleveland Bob Twov .667 153 132 Indlarxi Stoteot Youngstown State 7167— 138 Charlotte o 1 000 game of the season when it takes on the Delaware Houston .667 215 213 Tom Byrum New Jersey O 1 .000 T Fto B F BA ^ttsburgh ...... Southwest 7365— 138 NY Rongeri 8 .222 189 237 Illinois State at Arkansas State Foul TrIttler 7069— 139 Central Otvtslen Bucks 117. Pacers 103 1 17 n 35 leering* * ® Yankee Conference Mork COIcovecchlp Huskies In Big East tourney Attonta 1 0 1.000 PUtaburgh 8 0 16 66 Seattle Arkonsosot Baylor 6673— 139 Phltadetphta 7 .556 158 174 "ISlssIppI C®llegeat Lamor Mike Reid 69-70— 139 Milwaukee 1 O 1.000 14 57 Denver ■444 190 195 Chip Beck STORRS — "The University of Connecticut men’s Cleveland 1 0 1000 MILWAUKEE (117) New Jersey s 12 43 Division I-AA L.A. Raiders Nomjwestw^ulslonaat North Texas 7160— 139 Woshlnaton 4 ■444 191 216 2fi?*’°'"9o’ 01'l ■vWolo . terms with Gene Nelson, pitcher, on a ?77*i£ »'•* wisrni Golf Tournament.' Denver at Seoltla, 10 pjn. rooklesandfourtecond-veor plovers. SES n ” ~ football: Indiana at Illinois. one-veor contract. Phoenix at CoWen Stole, 1 0 :» D jn . Om R i xpoctoltawt Los Angeles at CMcogo. 8:35 c.m. college football schedule for "No question about it. that’s the best back-to-back Sacramento at Portland, 10:X p.m. Pbltade'ahlo 76ers superstar Charles NstlsssI Lsssss j^^^^ycLoughlln 177-484, Fron Moselev rounds I’ve ever had,” Cochran said after reaching Borklev and cooch Jim Lvnom moici East $000091 Ownes E S P l^ ~ College football: Yale at Cornell. freoo GfUTIn, shortstop, to o tvi>o>veor 575' Cliff "0^ the halfway point in 130, 14 under par. No games scheduled rookie shooHna guard Hersev Hawkins to NHL multe AirForceatArmv controct. » 4 ^ n ls e Turcette MiodoV i OooiM provide the ouhidescarino the team tacked AAolne at Brown South African David Frost was second at 132'after No gomes scheduled last season,wbtn they won onlvNgames. Yoleat Cornell iJU'^^.'kSl'lZSy-L'ES-Aereedto iS^^I^Sd'KSiiSi Hawkins, selected si xtboverollondtroded WKH t ’ w H.i ” ”*** loolball: UConn at Delaware. Oilixnblaal Oortmouth terms with Sseve Bedroslan, pitcher, on o his second 66 on the TP C couxrse at StarPass. Teesdoyl Bootes Flyare 4. Red WInga 3 threeyeor contract. JeS*nv" Washtngton at New Jersey. 7 : » p.m. to the Sixers on Draft Day, hit N at N Held Connecllcutat Delaware ^ n n y Fenn 18^500, Dovs ftn n 9m Detroit at Phllodelohla, 7 ;X pzn. OOOltrles(S6perctnt>ond11of12freelbrows Ba^lWwN^afHarwKd . PITTSBURGH PIRATES-A*reed to ®'K Tournament terms wWi Ojenn Wilson, outfielder, on a L.A. Cllooers at Charlotte, 7 : » p.m. Inhlsflnol three preseoton games...... 1 e sem lfiul: UConn vs. Syracuse, W HUS-FM (91 7) •w^vsor controct. Indlora at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. “ I (eel like If he takes the lood oft me It's Detroff 1 8 S -3 BucknellotLehloh LiJrtaLSiHrM - Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. going to moke me a better player," Borklev (tape delay), 11:30 p.m., NESN W ltanyootNewHempshlre sJL ‘^Jff'NA'-S-Aoreed to Courier In semifinals . sold. "I think It's going to give us o more R i si Period— 1, Philadelphia. Mellonbv 7 2 p.m. — Breeder’s Cup. Channel 30 wrrns with Ken Doytev. plfeher, on a Son Antonio at Houston, 8 ; » p.m. (Smith, Zezel), 5:43. 2 Philadelphia. Wtodewqndot Northeastern nmO'Vsor controct. Miami at Dallos, 8 ;X p.m. balanced attack, Insideond outside." Marvtandof Penn Slate S’TOCKHOLM. SWEDEN (AP) — American "He's all business," Lvnom sold. "He Corkner 3 (Zezel), 8:a. 2 Delrott. Yzerman 2:30 p.m. - College football: LS U at Alabama. RulgmatPtft L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10;X p.m. 9 (Norwood, (tollont), 12:N (pp). Channel 3 f f o o t b a l l teen-ager Jim Courier saved two match points in a Seattle at Socramento, 1 0 :» p.m. knows what he’s about. He's tupremelv Co Igoleot Princeton Gynmastica confident lnwbohels,lnhlsabllltvtoolavln PenolMes— Dobbin, Phi (hlgb-sUcklno), Novyol Syracuse decisive third-set tiebreaker Friday and edged tbitieoaue." 7:41; Sharpies, Del (trlootng). 8:46; C h a ^ ^ “ - College football: UCLA at Oregon. Wells, Pbl (trlpolno), 11;18; Laforest. EasICorollnaatTemple 11^ ® * ' ®*tonslve bock, from the reserve Paolo Cane to move into the semifinals of the HeuiecleaniMg Ot the 12 plovers that began lost season Pbl, served bv Proop, (dttov ot game). LSUofAlobPWto l£*J5AM S-Polced Mlcbocl $642,500 Stockholm Open-Scandinavian tennis NBA results with the New Jersey Nets, only three— Buck 11;a; King, (}et (boarding), 16:06;(tollont. PatM Duont’s gymnastln Williams, John Bagiev and Dennis Hopson Det (sloshing), 18;N. championships. Second Period— None. Penalties— gCTvaledaWord Hl^s, ccmerbock, and — were on the rosier when the Nets opened s TenitMsee Stoteot Austin Peoy ,F®"I Dunne’s gymnastics Class III Courier came from behind to win 4-6.6-2. 7-6 (8-6) the season ogolnst Attanta on Friday night. Mellanbv. Pbl (homing), 2:07; Samuel5 7 . Green vs girls team recently competed In Its Hiwks 113, Nets IDS son,Phl(hloh6tlcklno),3:46;Chvchrun,Pbl Michigan, (taped). SportsChannel second local US6F meet ot Dunne” in his first indoor tournament as a professional. He The Nets' 1967 record lost season was the CrSaiwSI"'''*"'’''"’ ..!!f^"'"G TO N REDSKINS— second worst In Ihe NBA. (etbowlng), 8:47; G.Murphy, Pbl (rough­ ~ Gollege football: Oklahoma at MartoallarnieCNadtl gymnasium In Hebron. The team also won the last four points in the tiebreaker. Lost hurrah ing), 12:18; Craven, Pbl (roughing), ®®'®P*’ ^ l n Its first sectional USG F A TL A N TA (111) 12:18; King, Det (elbowing), 12:18; Wells. Oklahoma State. ESPN ttorthCorollnootOeimon meet In Cheshire, Dan Goldie, a former All-American at Stanford, Kareem Abdul-Jobber began his 20m — WOkeForcstatDulie ,»'K!'!fi"l^“ *-*“ 'Garr2646t,Molone46 ond final — NBA season Frktov night wtaen Pbl (elbowing), 16:35. Those girls placlno ot these meets followed up his victory over top-seeded Mats 10-)2 18, Them 9-17 56 24, Rivers 1-7 00 2, Third Perlod-6. PhUodtlohlo, Prooo 8 NESN ** *” ~ G®ll*Ke football; California at USC. DoydNiitotEPttTirt,.i»see Stote.nloht were: the Lakers taced Ihe Dallas Mavericks at Wilander Thursday with a 6-2, 7-6 triumph over Reunion Arena. The 42veor6ld center (Kerr, Ekiund), 2 : » (pp). 5, Detroit, K^y.nT5r*® ««• ^ — Tii g l ^ V - "• ’*•’<) — Mora 1-31-23, Battle 26004. Totals 408632-38113. Yzerman 10 (Frveer), 4:a. 6, Dstroll, ^ » p . m . - Canucks at Whalers. SportsChannel. 4th beam, 5th bors, 6th floor, seventh-seeded Emilio Sanchez of Spain 6-2. 7-6 endured his least productive season lost Yzerman 11 (MocLeon, (tollont). 19:14. 7, SW ^II-oreund; Kelly Walt 5tb floor, 4th NEW JERSEY (181) year, averoglng U.6 points and 6 rebounds, (7-0) in another quarterfinal. but averaged neorty Nmlnutes per game In Phllodelphia, Craven 4 (Samueltson, VMIafOeorgloTert '51*’’ ' beam, 3rd all- B e r^ 018 2-3 14, B.WIIIIoms 64 00 12, Laforest), 19:47. Penottles— MocLeon, Det 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at TBers, W K H T around; Heather Larson 3rd beam, 2nd Third-seed Boris Becker, the former two-time Carroll 7-15 66 7B, Bagiev 5-12 , the plovofts to help Los Angeles to Us second AMnmStoteatGrambllna 3-4 14 consecutIveNBAtUte. (hooking), 2:07; Roupe, Phi (trlpolno). floor, 2nd voult, 1st bors, 2nd all- Wimbledon champion from West Germany, edged 2^ *' ‘-“ O'JO-20, Triyto 9:08; Brown, Phi, misconduct, 19:47; S !!? L?*y!*’Sr"°*-’P<*»®«Stote. night around; Jess Lopotko 2nd vault, 2nd Carolina "e S n*** State at South American Robert Seguso 6-4. 7-6 (7-4) and will face H'n*on Whot NBA teom's victory total bos PtYcer, Det, match penalty. 19:47. fi2!S2Sglj^.°’j°»"«»Moason bors, 1st beam, 1st on floor, 1st h '2 .V L "' S"®ckleford 1-1002. Totols 4598 Shots on goal— Phllodelphta 527— 16. ySUKSL"®? F*"tocky,night Ckildie in Saturday’s semifinals. 14-21105. declined from the previous season for five Detroit 7-1513— 34. Central Rorfdorit Liberty o^l-oround; Larson ond Lopotko earned consecutive campaigns? SUNDAY the honor of lolnlng the elite 9-0 club tor Peter Lundgren beat fellow Swede Jan Gunnars- II 28 11 11-111 Big chance Power-olov Opportunities — y!"»*'!!°TechatLoulsvtlle.nlobf their performances on bars ond beam Phllodelphia I of 5; Detroit 1 ot 9. ni0^ H®r«f®n Stote of McNeese State. son 6-4, 6-4 in the last quarterfinal at the Royal ^ U N 17 12-105 The knee Inlurv that will sideline starting 10: SO a.m. - Running: New York City Marathon, Leeol C Im III (F-ll) — stephonie OPoInt goals— ^Theus, Bagiev. Fbuled center Steve Stlponovlch tor at least N cns. 8.40 FlPMoan, 6th floor, 3rd on bors, 2nd Tennis Hall and plays Courier in the other semifinal. out— Atorris. Rebounds— Atlanta 52 (Mo- (toolles— Phllodelphia, Laforest, 1-16 StoSmlgW**"’ ‘-“v'*'®™’ ®* Memphis Y®.""' l*L«" beam, 2nd all-around. lone 13), New Jersey 60 (B.WIIIIoms 16). gomes has Ihrustseldom-used Greg Drelllna (M shots-31 saves). Detroit, Stefon, 520 Into the Indiana Pocers' starting Tlneup. In <15171. Tulsa of Miami, Ro. ’•?**’ C*®*s IV — K ^ le Osgood placed Assists— Attanta 21 (Webb 7),New Jersey 23 his two seasons, Ihe 7-fooM, 2S8«ound TutaneotMIsSIsslODl first all-around- (Boglev 9). Total fouls— Atlanta N.New A— 19,785. Jersev32.A— 14480. Drelllng hos oopeored In lust 44 gomes, G olf ®'"** <’ *•” > - olavlno 707 minutes with 76 points, 60 Referee— Bill McCreorv Linesmen— 1 p.m. — Cowboys at Giants. Channel 3 A!c°«®S?q!tofMtsslsslpplVollev stote Wott l«h beam; Melindo Uccello 10th Packers waive Cade Roy Scoolnello, Mike Cvik. El izabeth City Stoteot Morgon Stote boM, Cothv Miller, 9th on voult; rebounds ond 61 personal fouls. Four-year 1 p.m. — Dolphins at Patriots. Channel SO. WDRC Dejowwe Stoteot NorthCorollnoA&T veteron Shxirt Gray, who overoged 7.4 1 p.m. — Tennis; Virginia Slims. ESPN Mossochusettsot RIchmorxt toother Lorson 10th vault, 81h bars, 4th G R E E N BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Green Bay points and 7.5 rebounds In 7M coreer Tucson Opsfl scorss beam, 7th all-oround; Jess Loootka 7th opoeorances. and 74 raokle RIk Smlls, Ibe 3 p.m. — Motorsports; Checker 500. ESPn 5®2®o »otoorlS®uth Corollno bors, 5fh floor, 3rd beam, 6th oll- Packers waived paroled sex offender Mossy Cade 76ers 129, Clippers 110 y..rgl!!^Vr:lenot South COrolIno stote around. from their reserve list Friday, clearing his way to second overall selection In the June droll, 4 p.m. — Saints at Redskins. Channel 3 Boston Colleoeot Termessce wlllbockuoDrelllno. SectleiwICtotsIII ( M t ) — steohanie play for another N F L team next season Speaking EMERGENCY I ~ Penguins at Flyers. SportsCTiannel ^ ! L ~ Scores Fridoy Flonooan 7th voutt. L.A. CUPPERS (110) MoreheodStojeotTennesseeTech Cade. 26, was paroled last month after serving 15 Norman 9-19 46 27, Smith 57 25 15, "Ourguysorelblnklngllkewlnnersondwe Fire — Police — Msdical 7:30 p.m. — Canucks at Bruins. NESN N«wHovenafTowsonStote ?®v«® on the por Sectional Clou III n$ and elder) — Beniamin 512 9-12 21, Nixon 211 2-2 8. wont to be lust like Ibe Lokers." — Dallas S t k )^ C^rollno Stoteot Vlrglnlo Lauren McLean 2nd voult, 2nd bors; months of a two-year sentence for second-degree AAaverIcks heod cooch John MacLeod, 8 p.m. — Raiders at Chargers. ESPN. WPOP SnotesomrtuerL"* **®''®®*’ 9®w»* (o- Louro Smvers 1st voult, 1st bors, 3rd Williams 5115514, Wolf28228, Gondrezick DIAL 911 Woftordot William a Mary all-oround. sexual assault. He has been on a reserve-did not 361-37,Grant36248,Klte1-3002,Dallev1-1 whose cliA) took the eventual-chomplons to Russ Cochran 6565— 130 24 5, (torrick 00000. Popson 00000. Totals seven games In the Western Conference In Manchester report list and has not played since the 1986 season 408630431)0 f I nalsbefore losing last year. Knox hopes to bank the Bills ♦ i % t i- Bv The Associated Press upswing » and is trying to sweep the Buffalo Bills owner Ralph NFL Roandiip Cowboys for the second time Wilson thinks Marv Levy is the since 1963 and the first time since ------i 1984. Dallas. 2-7, has lost five of violence in NHL to date best coach his team has ever had. Chuck Knox, coach of the straight. The Cowboys have not that, he said. “ I don’t want to Seahawks. may disagree. He lost six straight during one season TORONTO (AP) — Superstar NHL had. It’s unfortunate we should be black and white.” comment on anything” used to coach the Bills. since 1960, their first. Wayne Gretzky of Los Angeles carry a reputation of being a There have been three major Buffalo, the first-place team Seattle is the only team the Bills Dolphins at Patriots: New Eng­ Kings doesn’t think violence in violent sport.” incidents the past 10 days. have never beaten. ’The Sea- \n\uwi.\i iiiij) f L with the best record in the NFL, land. 4-5. has won five straight the N H L is on the upswing this On Oct. .27 Rick Tocchet of hawks beat Buffalo 31-28 in 1984 Rules have been harsh for stick against Miami. 5-4. The Patriots season despite a recent spate of Philadelphia was suspended for on Sunday plays at Seattle, the and 56-17 in 1977. fouls this season. Under the new first-place team with the worst last week beat Chicago 30-7, suspensions following on-ice 10 games for gouging the Island­ In other games Sunday. Tampa standards, a player can be record. Wilson began the pre­ ending the Bears’ five-game incidents. ers’ Dean Chynoweth in the eye. Bay is at Chicago. Dallas is at the ejected from a game for high- game battling when he told a winning streak. Miami quarter­ David Shaw of the New York New York Giants, Detroit is at “ I don’t think violence in the sticking an opponent even when Buffalo booster group; “ Marv back Dan Marino leads the N FL Rangers received a 12-game Minnesota. Miami is at New NH L is on the increase, ” Gretzky the infraction is accidental. Levy is the best head coach the with 2,426 passing yards. said Thursday. “ We go through Gretzky disagrees with the suspension for slashing Pitts­ Buffalo Bills have ever had.’’ England. Pittsburgh is at Cincin­ Jals at Colls: New York, 5-3-1. burgh’s Mario Lemieux on Oct. nati. the New York Jets are at this every year. measure. Levy, who has led Buffalo to an . have won three of four games in 31. Indianapolis. Kansas City is at r J t , 8-1 record, tried to cool down the the Hoosier Dome since the Colts “ The league is trying hard to "When a guy deliberately at­ Dave Manson of Chicago had APpholo situation. Denver, the Los Angeles Raiders moved from Baltimore. Eric clean things up. As long as tacks somebody. OK. he should be been suspended for 10 games for are San Diego, San Francisco is “ That probably got Chuck Dickerson of Indianapolis. 4-5. everybody plays hard and emo­ out of the gam e” but when there is instigating a fight with Vancouv­ WINNER — Martina Navratilova, shown at Phoenix. Green Bay is at angry, I’m sure of that.” Levy leads the N F L with 1,039 rushing tions run high, then things no deliberate foul a player should er’s David Bruce after the game in a file photo, beat Helena Sukova Atlanta, the Los Angeles Rams said. “ I know Chuck Knox is a yards. happen. Unfortunately, in our remain in the game, Gretzky had ended on Oct. 28. But the are at Philadelphia, New Orleans Friday at the New England Virginia great coach. I’ve always admired Rams at Eaglas: Los Angeles. game every player carries a said. suspension was lifted after two Slims tournament in Worcester, Mass. is at Washington and Buffalo is at 7-2. has 41 sacks, the most in the RagliMM Hnto/Msne h t f Herald lethal weapon — a stick. “ They should change the rule games because tapes showed no him very much. I don’t expect Seattle. those comparisons and I think it NFL. Philadelphia. 4-5. has been NEWLY NAMED — The pressbox at the “ But baseball had more bench­ they’re using now. I ’m a big consclusive evidence that he On Monday night. Cleveland is sacked 42 times, the most in the clearing brawls last year than the believer that (the intent factor) instigaged. was the enthusiasm of the mo­ at Houston. Mount Nebo football complex had a new ment, coming off the win. that NFL. Rams quarterback Jim BwcanMTS Bears; Martina roars Ralph said those kind words.” at Vince Everett has a 105.9 rating, fir.st sign on it after the field was rechristened Tobin, the defensive coordinator, Seattle, 5-4, beat San Diego among current starters. Dennis Carlin Memorial Field In ceremo­ will coach Chicago following Irish serve up their own Rice 17-14 last week to end a three- Saints at Radsklns: New Or­ nies last weekend. Mike Ditka’s heart attack. Chi­ game losing streak. leans, 7-2. is trying for its 11th By Herschel NIssenson into semifinals cago, 7-2, has 10 consecutive They had 642 yards total offense Knox, coach of the Bills for five consecutive road victory, which victories over Tampa Bay. 2-7. The Associated Press years before he left for Seattle would tie the record set by the in the loss to Texas Tech. So don’t It s the longest series winning Marijuana use after the 1982 season, tried not to 49ers in 1987-88 and the Chargers NCAA FootbaU think this isn’t a very capable WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Top-seeded Mar­ streak in the NFL. Winless Rice has unbeaten. No. football team.” tina Navratilova roared past fifth-seeded Helena react. in 1960-61. Washington. 5-4. has 1-ranked Notre Dame to contend Cowtooya at Giants: New York Southern Cal leads the Pac-10 Sukova Friday to advance to the semifinals of the “ I don’t have any comment on three consecutive victories over with Saturday. Notre Dame, on 6-3. beat Dallas 12-10 on Sept. 18 wasn’t banned Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz’s with a 5-0 record (UCLA is 4-1) $300,000 New England Virginia Slims tournament. the Saints. the other hand, has Rice — in crying towel is wringing wet. and Ckiach Larry Smith’s biggest more ways than one. “ Rice’s record is extremely chore is trying to keep his team Navratilova, who shouted at herself frequently Tony Rice already has rushed during her 0-1, 6-2 victory, will face third-seeded at the Olympics deceiving because they haven’t from looking down the road to Kiam listening to offers, for .492 yards this season, more been out of a single one of their games with UCLA on Nov. 19 and Gabnela Sabatini of Argentina, who beat Helen than any other quarterback in Kelesi of Canada. 7-5, 6-4. five conference games,” Holtz Notre Dame the following By Lorry SIddons Notre Dame history. Rice Uni­ said. “ Texas A&M really had to Saturday. Sixth-seeded Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union The Associated Press versity’s leading ground-gainer, work to beat them by 14 points “ The conference race and the advanced by eliminating American Stephanie Rehe fullback Lorenzo Cyphers, has 7-5. 6-2. less than 24 hours after Rehe upset has no plans to move Pats and Arkansas had everything it national rankings are far from LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Marijuana use was 329. fourth-seeded Pam Shriver. could handle (21-14 last week). being over.” Smith said. By Ed Golden found among a small group of Olympic athletes in And, Rice’s passing has im­ The Zvereva-Rehe match produced a brief “ He told us his preference is to Seoul but no penalties were imposed, the Interna­ The Associated Press Louis and Jacksonville. Fla., as proved. After completing only controversy when Rehe was penalized one point for play in the state of Massachu­ tional Olympic Committee’s drug chief said Friday. well as Bridgeport. Conn., where five of 21 passes for 90 yards in the getting medical attention on court for blisters on her setts. But he did give us 90 While marijuana is illegal in most parts of the first two games. Rice is 47-for-82 hand and foot. BOSTON — While he is willing Kiam lives. minutes of his time, and he did world, it is not among the more than 100 substances for 724 yards in his last six. to listen to alternatives. Victor But Kiam said last Friday Neither Rehe nor the tour trainer asked for a say he would talk to us again banned by the IOC and the committee’s medical The other Rice is 0-7. But, Kiam said Friday his goal is to during, the press conference an­ five-minute medical delay and tournament officials after the season,” said Martin C. commission head said the problem was seen more comerback William McClay put YEAR-END SALE! keep his new team, the New nouncing that the Patriots sale ruled that the problem was not an injury but a Babicz, a property researcher for as one of society than sports. it this way: “ How often does the pre-existing condition. England Patriots, where they was finalized, that he thought he Wortcheck. in an interview with “ We had a few positive tests” for marijuana. last-place team in the Southwest ORDER NOW — are. at Sullivan Stadium. would run into opposition from For the first time in the tournament. Navratilova The Boston Globe. Prince Alexandre de Merode. the official, said after Conference get to play the No. 1 “ Our intention is to try and play the N F L for a move into Bridge­ needed more than an hour to win. Other possible new homes for addressing the annual meeting of the General PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER. port because the Giants and Jets team in the nation? It’s an atFoxboro, number two to stay in the Patriots, which have been Assembly of International Sports Federations. “ It opportunity to make up for lour (18 1908 Pools In Stock) Boston and continue a relation­ would consider that encroach­ was not anything'like a dramatic situation. We are mentioned previously. includeSt. ment into their territory. years of bad luck and missed ship with Providence,” Kiam studying it fu r tl^ .” said. chances.” McEnroe leads Merode saidless than 10 of the 1,601 athletes who Saturday’s schedule lists three Kiam. whose purchase of the INSTALL were tested for drugs showed signs of marijuana games between members of the Patriots from team founder Wil­ 25 Years of use. Associated Press Top Twenty — liam Sullivan for $85 million was NOW group into semis Public He refused to divulge any details of the test fifth-ranked Florida State afNo. finalized on Oct. 28, was among results, including the names of the athletes, their 15 South Carolina at night. No. 8 s the bidders for the 60.000-seat Service... OR countries or sports. He said none of their names had Oklahoma at No. 12 Oklahoma ANTW ERP, Belgium (A P ) — John McEnroe, stadium placed in bankruptcy by Amos Mansdorf of Israel and Andrei Chesnokov of been turned over to their ^national Olympic State and No. 13 LSU at No. 18 IN T H E Stadium Management Corp in committees, international spoils governing bodies me Soviet Union scored easy straight-set victories March. Alabama. or local authorities. Elsewhere, second-ranked Friday to gain the semifinals of the $l-million "The first goal, as it was Billy MERICAN' SPRING! European Community Championship. It was not known if any marijuana use by athletes Southern Cal entertains Califor­ Sullivan’s, is to stay where we Driving School 643^8552 took place at the Games, where 10 athletes were nia, No. 3 Miami plays host to But American Tim Mayotte, the second seed, lost are. Bill could have moved over Many Different Styles banished for using banned substances. Urinalysis ’Tulsa, No. 4 West Virginia is at Send Call for his quarterfinal match to Switzerland’s Jakob the years, but at great personal to Choose From appointment generally can detect drug use going back several Cincinnati. No. 6 UCLA at Brochure Hlasek, who earned a meeting with McEnroe with a sacrifice he didn’t” Kiam said. We Feature In-Ground 63 East Centar Street • Manchester weeks or even months. Oregon. No. 7 Nebraska at Iowa Nama.□ □ 6-1, 6-4 victory. Mansdorf plays Chesnokov in the ' Kiam said he has listened to other semifinal. In his speech, Merode called for international State, Independence Bowl host Pools of Distinction propositions from other cities Insured - Dual Controlled Cars Merest. sports to cut back on competition schedules so Southern Mississippi at No. 9 McEnroe, showing the form that made him the including one by two developers Licensed & Bonded by State of Conn. Phone. world s top player in the early 80s, overwhelmed athletes would not have to resort todrugs to get their Auburn and Texas-EI Paso at No. in Bristol. Conn.. 15 miles west of bodies in shape. Argentina's Guillermo Perez-Roldan 6-2 6-1* Hartford. • Teenage Courses NOW FORMING • 10 Wyoming in a Western Athletic lie also urged the federations to order drug tests Conference showdown. ^esnokov swept past tired West German Rick’i I haven t solicited any over­ during training, and said the IOC was studying the In the Second Ten, Cotton Osterthun 6-3, 6-1, and Mansdorf dominated tures from anybody,” he said in a possibility of setting up a mobile drug laboratory Bowl-bound No. II Arkansas is at seventh-seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador 6-2, 6-4. telephone interview from his I that could be loaned toevents where accredited labs Baylor. Minnesota at No. 14 POOLS &SPAS Mansdorf had routed top-seeded Ivan Lendl on office at the world headquarters Thursday. Discount don’t exist. Michigan. Navy at No. 16 Syra­ of Remington Shavers in Bridge­ The IOC tested for marijuana in Seoul at the Each losing quarterfinalist earned $50,000 A port. Conn. with this coupon cuse, North Carolina at No. 17 request of several unidentified members, who felt Clemson. No. 19 Georgia vs. semifinalist is assured of $100,000 and Sunday’s But he did sit down for about 90 winner gets $220,000. use of the drug might be a problem, Merode said. Florida at Jacksonville, No. 20 minutes with developers John F NERVOUS and BEQINNING “ It was nowhere near as dramatic as members (tie) Brigham Young at San The first piayer to win the event three times in any Wortcheck and O.V. Snow, who from some areas suspected.” he said. “ We said we Diego State under the lights and five-year span wins a $1 million gold and diamond have proposed building a 60.000- STUDENTS OUR SPECIALTY . racket. were going to test before the Games, and we wanted No. 20 (tie) Indiana at Illinois. seat stadium in Bristol. little publicity about the results. It was a question of Rice has lost five straight close education of the people.” games to SWC opponents and I » M I » . *1 ♦ » .1' t I • A * 1 i I 4 s Gator Bowl Bird, Shaw spark Celtics Bolton begins offers deal to O T victory over Knicks tourney play ~ Gator Bowl offlc als say they’re close to putting together a $6 m ill^n package aimed at luring top-ranked HAMDEN — The Bolton High girls’ soccer team Notre Dame and undefeated West Virginia to NBA Romidiip will be one of the first to swing into State the Jan. I game. Tournament play as rankings and pairings released “ We’re very bullish on making this thing BOSTON (A P ) _ Larry Bird Friday at CIAC headquarters show the BuIldogS’in happen. We ve got a few details to work out scored six of his 29 points in an action today. concerning what we think is the amount of overtime surge spa rked by rookie Bolton. 7-7-1, is the No. 20 seed in the 20-team Class money it wilt take to put this game together, Brian Shaw Friday night as the S Division and will face host Ellington High today at 1.x but we feel that will be accomplished by the Boston Celtics opened their 43rd 2 p.m. The Knights are the No. 13 seed at 9-4-3. middle of next week.’’ Gator Bowl President season with a 122-115 NBA victory Coventry High finds itself with a tough opener as John Bell said. over the New York Knicks. the Patriots, the No. 11 seed in the S Division at Each team has three games left, and the $3 Shaw, a No. 1 draft pick from lO-^S, visit No. 6 seeded 11-3-1 Avon High ’Tuesday at 2 p.m. million offer per team would stand regardless Cal-Santa Barbara, passed to of whether either suffers a loss. Bird for two baskets and to Manchester High is the No. 1 seed in the Class L Bowl bids cannot be extended until Nov. 19. Dennis Johnson and Kevin Division at 16-0 and will host ’Tuesday at 2 p.m. at McHale for another pair as the Memorial Field the winner of the match between Celtics outscored the Knicks 15-8 No. 17 Conard High of West Hartford (9-7) and No. 16 in the extra session. seed Shelton High (9-7). Craven’s goal Bird enabled the Celtics to ’There are four unbeaten teams in the Class L celebrate in Jimmy Rodgers’ Division with Newton (15-0), Wilton (14-0) and ^ b u t as the 10th coach in Boston defending champ Simsbury High (15-0-1) joining the history by tying the score 107-107 Indians. Manchester and Simsbury could be paired lifts the Flyers in one semifinal if each gets past its first two with two free throws with 14 'm opponents. seconds left in regulation. Junior Karen Rattanakoun led the Indians in the Kevin McHale hit for 25 points, regular season with 14 goals followed by Shelly £s?rwiTi3^ while Robert Parish had 21 and Dieterle (9). Mary Moriarty (8) and Kathy period to lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-3 NHL siso grabbed 22 rebounds, col­ Cumberbatch (7). Manchester recorded 14 shutouts virtory over the Detroit Red Wings Friday night lected three assists and blocked in winning all 16 outings. ^ seconds three shots. ^ a M ^ when Steve Yzerman scored his third The Celtics withstood New The quarterfinals in the 23-team L Division will be Red Wings pressing York’s aggressive ballhawking Thursday, the semfinals ’Tuesday, Nov. 15, and the for the winning goal. Craven took a pass from Kiell tactics and spoiled a comeback championship game Saturday, Nov. 19. defcnse a n d ^ a t by the Knicks’s Patrick Ewing, iw roit goalie Greg Stefan from close range. who had only four points while ® •** *•'0* the puck plagued by three fouls in the first and suffered a cut. He was led off the ice for half. treatment. Miroslav Frycer was assessed a match Ewing had 14 points in helping MHS penalty on the play, which carries an automatic the Knicks to an 83-79 lead in the From page 56 TO P INDIAN — Beth Cool was the first TOP EAGLE — Sarah Thiery took 47th suspension pending a hearing by the NHL third period and finished with 29 Goaltender Mark Laforest, who sta i^ the finisher for Manchester High in the Girls’ place to lead the effort by East Catholic before fouling out with 1:04 left in State Open in 30th piece. at the Girls' State Open. ** ffc ’ ®"*‘*® 32 shote as the Flyers overtime. second with 173 followed closely by Am ity with 177. snapped a three-game losing streak ^ The Knicks Jumped to an 8-0 AP photo The top 25 finishers earned All-State honors and Pelriek Flynn/Maneheeter Herald Patrick Flynn/Manchaator Herald 0P®“ « « the season with four lead, but Boston came back to go the top five teams qualified for the New England straight victories but had dropped seven of its last Oakley, center. ahead 28-24 after one period. ’Then Championships next Saturday in Vermont. ’The f i l T t o ^ * ’ '‘®®®” * ‘‘ ■heRed Wings the Celtics were unable to hold an i !2 Kevin McHale puts up other teams heading for New Englands are eight-point aflvantage and New Garden ®* Boston Rockville (230) and Bethel (321). Boys The R jw rs managed Just 16 shots to Detroit’s 34 Yorit inched ahead on a halftime GaMen. At the left is Boston’s Robert Parish. The Celtics East ran without its No. 1 runner, sophomore From page 56 buzzer-beating field goal by Ed­ won in overtime. 122-115. Nancy Byrne who sustained a stress fracture four ana Terry Carkner and Brian Propp's power-olav die Lee Wilkins. goal early in the final period. ^ weeks ago. Byrne finished third in the Open last Gerald Wilkins and Johnny Olympian Charles Smith of the year as a freshman. ®J^wr for the NBA teams Friday “ I thought we ran well. We’re who barely missed All-State RPtolfi: Top IS — 1. Tom Sheeron L^orest made the anemic offensive effort hold Newman had 19 points for the Clippers had 15 points, including Eagle seniors Noel Feehan and Betsy Dickinson (StopiM) 15:49forttie3.1-mllecourM,2. going to the New Englands (and) honors with a 26th-place finish in Stephen Swift (Xavier), 3. Peter Soko- ®*Pecially sharp in the second JerioJ Knicks. while Mark Jackson had 11 in the second half. In his NBA finished 58th and 73rd, respectively. Freshmen turning away 14 Detroit shots. The Fivers „,T e ^ Cummings contributed that, was our goal from the 16:52. Junior Dan Feehan came in *■

WM iHaurlu'iitrr Hrrali't Ca Bush, SPORTS both V confidi By Donald M. Ri The Associated I George Bush ai kakis voiced conf they crossed pa ground states on MHS IN NEW ENGLANDS campaigning bef choose the next pr dog Dukakis ur{ send a message th Boys team third from California port” while Bush < A;;''' finishing "not in a at State Open ' in a sprint.” The latest poll: By Jim TIemev vice president's o Manchtster Herald followed his Dei into Ohio and roa The Manchester High and East Catholic High Louis. Mys croM country teams achieved their goals at At a sunrise ra at Wickham Park. workers union hal The Indians, third in the Gass LL race last week vMAirc^f-' land, Dukakis was in a solid performance to gamer third place awss.3W^ after snatching a t with 211 ^ I n ts earning them a trip to the New an overnight flight E ^land Championships next Saturday in Vermont. Coast. East Catholic totaled 373 points toeara ninth place “Good Morning, in the 20-team field. “We took the red- Xavier High of Middletown easily won its eighth the Buckeyes.” team title with 67 points. Staples High of Westport, “I don’t need sl« which produced the individual winner in Tom ing,” he said. ” ... Sheeran with a time of 15:49 for the 3.1-mile course, win.” was second with 149 points. St. Bernard’s (244) and Bush began hi Newtown (248) also qualified for the New Englands Detroit suburb The top 25 finishers earned All-State honors- Mich., and took a j Sheeran, the LL victor, also won the Open last year fondness for exert Indian seniors Craig Hempstead and Todd ing rapidly wh Liscomb ran superbly to gain All-State honors. weights. Hempstead ran a phenomenal race and finished The vice preside: seventh while Liscomb came across I5th, Hemo- in Michigan was cl stead’s time was 16:19. very important pis ^ n io r Zack Allaire ran very well to finish 37th run right down to while junior Dave Ghabrial was 53rd. Sophomore not in a power v Dave Hogland was the Indians’ No. 5 man in 99th sprint.” followed by seniors Mark Todd and Rick Eaton in Bush said that wl 133rd and 134th, respectively. vote they should a See BOYS, page 55 this question: “I: headed in the right answer is, yes it is From Michigar MHS, EC girls headed for rallies souri and Texas maintains his votir finish in top 10 Patitck Flynfi/MwiehMtar H«raM Dukakis precede ALL-STATE — Manchester’s Craig Louis 'by a couple By Jim TIemev told his audience, Manchester Herald Hempstead, right, finished seventh and ‘show me’ state, ai teammate Todd Liscomb, above, was show you how muc Catholic High and Manchester High 15th to earn All-State honors at Friday's support,” he said gills cross country teams achieved their goals of State Open Cross Country Meet at Then, in a rcfere wishing In the top 10 in the State Open Cross Wickham Park. summer home in M Country Championships Friday at Wickham Park asked, “Are you g( East, led by senior Sarah Thiery’s 46th-place pollsters and pundi finisb, accumulated 406 pointa toearn seventh place election, or are you in the 21-team field. Manchester, guided by Junior a message that can Beth Cool who garnered 30th place, totaled 465 Hempstead saves best for last California to Kenne points for 10th place• * I Bv Jim Tierney at Wickham Park. "They’re getting ^ o ljr a s timed in 15:35 for the 2.5-miie course Manchester Herald Iwhind J.T. Burke of Xavier High Bush is following i The top runners on the team the defending New England while Thiery was caught in 16:00. Darien senior and. perhaps, two of the most can you believe it?’ Cindy Davis successfully defended her individual Manchester High senior Craig champion. Hempstead’s time for a rally in Portland, dedicated performers Manches­ the 3.1-mile course was 16:19, title as she breezed to victory by 34 seconds in a Hempstead certainly saved his ter Coach George Suitor has ever blistering time of 14:01. best for last. Liscomb placed 15th in 16:35. See FINAL I been blessed with. Hempstead “They’ve always been ex­ St. Bernard’s of Uncasville also defended its Open Hempstead and running mate, and Liscomb capped a fine season team title, besting Ledyard High and Amity senior Todd Liscomb. have been tremely dedicated.’’ Suitor said Race for the Wt by earning All-State honors. of the pair. “Those guys have Regional of Woodbridge in a tight finish. St. an inseparable tandem through­ The top 25 finishers earned the More stories on p Bernard s ran up 156 points while Ledyard was out the scholastic cross country been running with the best guys elite status. all year and they know they can season which culminated with the Hempstead ran the race of his See MHS, page 55 State Open Championship Friday •life to fini.sh in seventh place, just See HEMPSTEAD, page 55 iSezzini fo r dov

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