DEALS $6999 Town, 8Th District Reach Historic Accord Powell Quits Highest

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0v Coarea L#yn# ^ In oflfNtlan, ttnta igzinbPItfrlrt Theee two taaaea trere baked laet town called far changing the act aa Eighth Diatrict would «ak the The Town Charter currently 8 3 ' Atnetft yatmd Tbamday fa fenti tile weefc hy negatlatara, who at the that any fatare terrHorfal changea General Assembly to paaa a apecial roquiiea that the Eighth District M ff € l M r ^ i^yTV^ywyc ' - - '*SSSE; 4 « 4 efftn fa ftefaat Ifie pmpaaal ff and time indteated their atanorn would coaM occur only wKh the conaent of act that would; electorate approve a mer§er in a '###/ rflWWr' r* WffWWff "WSV"fATtf After mere fbaw rt% MtenffM ef trUtn N gtm to a yefe. The not ehange, and a aetllement waan't both Icgialativc bodica. a change the Eighth District’* aeparate rote bafore it can tabs n f ^ 4 ^ nefaflaflnf. and OetoOe* of IMA- agrwenienl le based ana ettapdf the Hkely. The Eighth Diatrict aald H would charter, which wat itmed by the place. However, if thie prmrlaUm la Inf, fbe fatm ef Manebaafer anftCM EiaMb DMrfet'a eatter matem far Eighth Dtotrlct negotfatora were agree to that change only If the town state LeDtlolure. to that consolida­ eUminated — a t wat uneaccaa*- ^5 5 J2 J^? L fbe latrAa Baekland Wrehaetc. adamant that they would not tion could only occur with the fully attempted last year by town WWrflf^T Elebfb Vtmiee DMrfel Tbaraday could cnaurc that It would not be , J l E P r . ^ , oeetteme fbetr taef mmHt tmOfe The Met abataefa atwreame by ehange flpedal Act 2t8. which waa ronaolidated without ita conaent. At approval of ElMbh District votera. leaders — then the Home Rule mw^ FWCMHi VM MB»M§fWvlM Ml neeabafart, fhrrlng a nweifng at paaaed by the atate Legialatore In the time, the town aald it knew of no o prevent consolidation from oc­ provltiont would apply. 0 4 pDndsft la watlre pnAAeme eter lineafn CSeMer, traa ayer Ufiiittng ltS3. The act allowed areaa aerved way to do tbia. curring any other way except as This method leqiiitet only one, - 4 l M < > U * Ore prtkoetkm okO ameer terrtee. fbe nghth Dfatrfet'a fagal right to by the town to Join the Eighth After a week of thinking, though, outlln^ in the Eighth District townwide merger vote — thoroby ffenwyar. ttnta dMafft bare yet mnand and prateetlng the Eighth Diatrfct by petitioning, without a way waa found. Town negotiator Charter. eliminating, the Eighth District's RfrWK*' iR«^^BFi Sisif&vss!.CorMr COotvoMf/H90 tabattfflMlby ntftffMara, andfbe Dmrlet — trhfch prayfdes Are giving the town a aay in the matter. Kevin O ’Brien aald the Idea came This would prevent the consolida­ power to veto consolidation with the 29PPFnprfiXv?sr» MObr 9M«^//MonwOM*- pad trM bayalabeappreyadbylbt preleetfan and satrer atrvice to Town offlctala hare complained from an reapected, aentor Jurtat tion provisions of the Town Charter town. gwofonow^ v-O/ m O* * * .4M^ 4.* CifMb Dftfrld efeefanate and fbe matt of non hem Mancheater — that the act prevent* long-range who Uvea In Mancheater. and the state’s Home Rule act from town BoerO ef tkreetara. from eantafldation with fbe town. planning for lown territory. The Under the plan, the town and the applying. PleaeU tarn le pnge I 8^8^/ 4 4 t4 f4 0 CMIfVVR|9 4»Oj5#t'm. fNPCM *ir U* » A UVEfKLV FEATUWE AFFEAHINO iV U ir OTHfA Tg&'&^jtrsh Vi#/400099904400/ ^fOOOjMfMO/, 00009 #1f TU fiO A r AND TMUWOAV W CLASSfFieO. MOTT OF TMM6 AOS AAf IfVCPffT w^wwf/ IfWHfvflVP" O fA U A AOS/ S U r 18«OfVIDUAl.S WfSHINO TO SELL THEIR TRUCKS ARE _ _ _ Mr.44M404.^ E H C O U R A O fO T O F H O H E # 4 9 ^ 1 1 T O F L A C E T H E IR AOS/./ / «* * 0m m 7 ddiVMWnMV 19*9 6 f# «^ W*wrigy «f vM «. lU M fh tt^ Lyneb ^ 990 w. Coofor MM 0^^*0 1987 oaara V^rTnWr MWtWDt TwT OHCf Orroof/ /W0Orwr i § iw:'i0 i4 Confor 9frotf/ Mon- fff«f.447-im. 44L«OAAOWt«M «f44«> 449-9139. * The announcement was such a tftorf boO. Oodo bloo ebotfor. 448-9139.* OFFIN e 'd k i ’m m i f»> 4 MOOOO40OYA1M/ 'f«4t» trMb #r*y loforlor. surprise that the White House 8X01088 learned of his intentions only this M«fk MV. L«affwr Inf*- 8 f f i r / < a r * #11244. Alorlorfy 8A0A7 rt& r. ttawK MflM)/ faw ifommiMMXMM Orofbor*/ 319 Coofor morning. m(fM. ff2/fM. DHfan 91./ /M0f*<1*o«f*r. 449- I M U I M U Powell, who has suffered from Fdfd. 40-gl4». 8 tt. MOAlZOOm » m * 2S9 8R0I 64M 169 prostate cancer, made the an­ df^lf^ciyffV M«Af4r«y 8 /U/t^6A BfMg.~ iB nouncement in a printed statement CdffWfMM 4>. 4'anwr 4» . shortly after he left the bench for «borf bod. OvnrlM rod #••••# ______•fMTfaW/ brokdt/ fad. J y c t r n trlfb oroy Inforfor. the last time. •WM. 444-mS yor trlfb oroy fnfo- dent Reagan the chance to change 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 20 VANS A UMOiRS /40M mMM4«. *10lft rfor. #11240. Morlorfy 1987 significantly the court’s Ideological 0rofbor*/ 319 Confor TOYOTA PICKUP health problems." 44O440WO0M » r m 91./ Monebotfor. 443- INSTOCK balance with his third appointment. <4m IMMfOIAtK His most recent appointment, nam­ Almost from the beginning of his 444*140*441. 1/ 9139. * ______tenure. Powell was a man in the 44 004*0*004*. ^0004 OKLivenvi ing William H. Rehnquist to replace MAZDA 1907 02200. 909 Warren Burger as chief justice, middle. 444*ffM«*4 4i. Wf. «9M9 HUfinY Iff The soft-spoken Virginian peren­ *74M tborf bod. Llobf bofoo merely replaced one conservative 44OMfO«0*4*. I JAYCO cronk'Oo fanf trlfb boloo Iriforlor. ton oesT nially cast fewer dissenting votes 44OMO0MIW* *74#S frofftr. fxe«1t«n1 eon- with another. #11243. Morlorfy 9IL8CTIONI AP photo At the White House, presidential than any of his eight brethren. 44 0*10 JMmy •laOM dfffoo. sioao* i. P w - Although the consummate gen­ n«c«/ 4f«y4/ 004 leo Orofbor*. 319 Confor spokesman Marlin FItzwater said 44 OfM». C*0>4* 4 * . •S4fS 9f.. Monebotfor. 443- tleman. Powell has been fiercely box. A4kfM 92400 or Boston firafightera battle a nina-alarm blaze early today be the pilot, waa killed and three others were rushed to the first Indication of Powell's 440im*M4*. «8MS 9139, * loyal to the Institution he served (or botf offor. C0O off* 6. after a twin-angina plane crashed into the Dorchester hospitals. resignation came In a telephone 44O*«**0W0 «87«S more than 15 years. 44M144. area, destroying three houses. One person, believed to call to White House chief of staff 440*40*04*. *8309 Howard Baker from Rehnquist. "Justices with varying degrees of 4^4**400*4* *8409 ^ MOTORS. INC, widsom and legal scholarship, r « w ii* r ,. 01 MMORiiF • rriNirtr. • r.wt tbijcns Baker immediately Informed 4T OOWrtfy 4 * *10.409 SSmu Reagan. FItzwater said. come and go.” he once said. "The 4rO0*0*>«. *10.009 "We will search and have a Institution, nourished by Its inher­ ited traditions. Is what merits nominee very soon” to succeed 873-9111 Miracle: Only one dead in inferno respect and confidence.” Powell. FItzwater said. Powell was no stranger to the On the bench to conclude the *6595 legal community when appointed By John J. Mullins checked In with the tower, then He said the plane’s engine court's 1986-57 term. Rehnquist o o u l d a S c TOYOTA T H IS is A missing, but actually had been out by Nixon in late 1971 to replace the The Associated Press suddenly veered off. He said there stopped again, and the plane came noted the retirement of Powell. TAKE A LOOK fOB AMTTKDSa LIMITED TIME OFFER t of town and showed up several retired Hugo Black. Before joining was no Indication from the pilot that down, hit one 2>/t-story house and Since his appointment by Presi­ hours after the crash. The dead the court on Jan. 7,1972, Powell had BO STON — A twin-engine plane anything was wrong. appeared to bounce Into the house dent Nixon. Powell has been a person was believed to be the pilot. served as president of the Am eri­ struck a house and bounced Into An answering service operator at next door. " I saw It stick right into pivotal member of the court's *U/Vtf88 70/8 EM O Ltm M8W.OeNT80 8T0B8T The plane, which crashed shortly can Bar Association, the American another fn a residential area early Cash Airlines said she had no that house." he said. moderate center since 1972. l i OH VOUk OAk, MAN0NI8TBN before 1:30a.m. wasowned by Cash Bar Foundation and the American today, killing at least one person' Information about the plane or how Powell once said, " I try very hard LINCOLN YOU PkOkAkLY Airlines of Lawrence, said police "I ran down the street." he said. College of Trial Lawyers. PAID TOO MUCH...* LYNCH 646-4321 and touching off a fire that spokeswoman Nancy Sterling to reach the airline's owner. "It was blazing all over the place... to reconcile views I may have to TOWN CAR fMNCHf SIfU. r.ONN destroyed three homes, officials Gleason. Glenn Austin. 2S. a mechanic who I Just seen things flying. There were help put a court (m ajority) ' 3 fo cbooto from and a witness said. The Federal Aviation Adminis­ lives about.a quarter-mile from the pieces all over the place.” he said. together.” Wblfo. Oluo Three people were hospitalized tration said It believed the twin- crash scene, said he was going to a Indeed. In an important case Your Cbolco "This one just burst into flames. Court limits DEALS with bums, one In critical condi­ engine Piper Seneca, with only the store when he heard the engine of a It just exploded." he said of the decided today, one limiting the tion, and Fire Chief of Operations pilot on board, was carrying bank plane he estimated to be about 400 middle house of the three des­ power of government regulators to 118,700 John White called ft "miraculous" notes and other financial papers feet away make a loud hissing troyed " I started seeing cars grant public access to private access to " ™ * * " S 7 9 9 9 that about 20 people safely fled their from Teterboro, N.J.. to Logan noise, and then stop explode.” he added. property, Powell was part of a 5-4 00 Toffloo 4 *. AC *4999 New 1987 SPECTRUMS^ W^WoSiToilZonWii homes. International Airport. Then, he said, " I heard a loud "The flames were all over the majority. WE’LL BEAT ANY LEGITIMATE DEAL Firefighters searched through F A A spokesman Michael Clcca- roar and then It (the plane) went up place," aald Officer Wayne Willi­ " I will miss being an active 10 M*4Kilt Otough *6899 .... It missed my house by about 40 justice more than I can say." private land OTANTINa AT < the debris for other victims. One relll said the pilot was making an ams. one of the first police at the 07Mofdo4x4F/U *11,800 ON ANY NEW FORD CAR OR.TRUCKI resident was Initially believed Instrument approach to Logan and feet," scene. Powell said In his statement. *8299 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA He will be 50 years old on Sept. 19. 04 Mofdo niehu* *4998 New 1987 NOVAS "When I got here the place was an WASHINGTON (AP) - The absolute Inferno.” said Mayor and recently has suffered from Supreme Court, in a victory for land 83 Lynx W0„ At, AC *4899 NEW 1987 F-280 4 x 4 PICKUP Raymond Flynn. " I’ve never seen prostate cancer. developers, today limited the V*8, Automatic, H.D. Front Sutpanslon, "M y health has not been robust,” 84 Arlot Wagon *6,498 Fifty die in Philippines crash anything like it. If there had been power of government regulators to New 1987 CAVALIERS *^*sr»<9199 8uptr Cooling, Haadllntr, Sliding Raar any wind. It would have taken the Powell's said in the statement. But grant public access to private IOMatda8E8 b/U *8300 Window Stock #A7269 Was *17,812 whole block." he added that a recent check-up at property. the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, 88 colony Farh MANILA, Philippines (AP) - A six to nine names that appeared to The plane took off from Manila at An unidentified witness told radio By a 5-4 vote, the justices Wagon *10,400 Philippine Airlines plane crashed be Japanese, while the rest ap­ 10:19 a.m. with 46 paesengers and station W E E I that the plane stalled Minn., yielded "favorable" results. overturned a decision by California New 1988 CORSICAS *x:'*10,599 ^ Now » , l (our crew members aboard, Na­ "Both of the physicians In charge 15 212 today Into s mountainside In the peared to be Filipino. twice before it crashed. "It looked officials that gave the public the OOMarliur K1MTI *12,800 northern Philippines, killing all 50 Airline s, okesman Reuben Na­ varro said. He laid the Baguio like a toy plane coming down." the concluded that I am presently In right to walk along beachfront good health. But m y past illnesses 88 OutlaM a dr, *7898 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I people aboard, Including at least varro said the twin-engine HS-748 control tower lost contact with the man said. property between the ocean and a aircraft was on a one-hour flight plane 15 minutes before It was to It was not known Immediately if have created problems for the court couple’s home without compen- 88 Daiaon 30MX New 1988 BERETTAS'»:^10,999 one American, officials said. *4999 NEW 1987 BRONCO II 4 x 4 M ary Carlin, spokeswoman for from Manila to Baguio City, a have landed in Baguio at 11:10 a.m. the plane hit the ground and slid and for litigants." Powell said. "In aatng the home owners. 88 OMO Jimmy 40N *7899 V-8, XLT Trim, Privacy the U.S. Embassy, said there could resort about 130 miles north of the Officials originally reported 49 Into the three 2'A-story homes, or sum. lam motivated by ...concern, The ruling, handed down as the capital, when It crashed In Benguet people were aboard but later said hit the homes directly Six cars and based on past experience, that I court concluded Its 1886-87 term, 88 Uno. Town car *11,400 QI888, Sport Whaals, RWL be up to nine other Americans Off-Road tlrs8, Luggags among the 46 paisengers on board province around 11 a.m. the passengers included one infant one van parked on the street were could handicap the court in the may curtail governmental author­ 84 Oran. Marquia L8 *8899 6 0 VEHICLES IN STOCK Rack, AM/FM OaataMa and the plane. She refused to release the Antonio Babljes, director of the whose name was not on the also destroyed event of reoccurences of serious ity to Impose other restrictions and passenger list. OOlaiMUOLXP/U *9999 much mora. Stock # C9987 names pending notification of faml- Rescue Coordination Center, said obligations (or property owners. Wat *13,619 lles and confirmation of two helicopters landed at the site The plane crashed about five But the ruling was couched in TO CHOOSE FROM! nationality. about seven hours later and re­ miles south of the Baguio City TODAY’S HERALD terms that make it far less MORIARTY The passenger Hit also Included ported no survivors. airport on the slope of Mount Ugu. sweeping than some government NOW *12,615* regulators feared would be the BROTHERS ALL AVAILABLE WITH Summtr atringera ODcelvIng Congrtta outcome of the closely watched M l Oofilor SL AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA|A^^ A^AAAA A A A j case. Monohootort C T People who rent summer cot­ Lt Col. Oliver L. North, Rear Justice Antonin Scalla, writing NIW 1887 FORD RANOER STX Thousands march in Seoul tages say you have to know what Adm John M Poindexter and • 4 S -S 1 3 B V-e, Auto. Sport Buoktto, Air tor the court, said granting public you're doing, and you have to set others orchestrated an effort to access to private property — or any Oonditlontr, Powtr Windows A Door were reported In at least 32 other presidential elections to replace the S E O U L, South Korea (AP) - limits on tenants. But, on the whole, deceive Congress and the Justice government limitation on private C QOL GMAC FINANCING cities, with police using tear gas In electoral college system which Looks and much mors. #09264 Students hurled rocks and fire­ those who were queried by the Department about arms sales to property development — must be many areas to break up marches. guarantees victory for the ruling T m - ^ W / f l (B.t% M MMrtto, *.*% 4t Mtalht) bombs at riot police today as tens of Manchester Herald said that letting Iran Story on page 7. tied directly to a specific. Justifia­ i s / / Your Oar Police seized top opposition Democratic Justice Party: / W TO QUALIPliD BUYtM l thousands of people shouting "D e­ strangers Inhabit your prized ble public purpose. NOW *10,339* leader Kim Young-sam and other Chun, a former arm y general, m ocracy!" marched to protest the summer home shouldn't cause Indtx A condition placed on develop­ officials of the Reunification Demo­ has rejected the call for direct (OR FACTORY R IIA Tie AVAILABLIINBTIAD OF LOW FINANOi RATIt) government of President Chun nightmares. Story on page 13. ment Is unconstitutional if it US ‘Friolna baflaott Oaah Attlaianoa. Applloatlon In llau ol tpaolal flnanoa rata. cratic Party as they tried to march elections. 24 paga8, 4 aaoNont 4 LInoo — 10 Doyo Thli obar ax^rat Juna 18,1087. Doo-hwan. "utterly fails to further the end out of their headquarters carrying Kim Young-sam, who met with .^8harB8,888h8^ About 25,000 riot police In padded Advioe I. Lottery 2 a d va n c ^ as the juittttcatlon for the a large South Korean flag. Chun earlier this week In an '•Miai NflO. You 08b green combat fatigues and black- Butlnees — 81 Obituarlaa— I prohibition." Scalla said. ******«i^Ma&1&M,1 fiftSiLfAl/****** I Dissident Kim Dae-jung. freed unsuccessful bid to head off further BofwololonvNmg. ' vlsored helmets were mobilized in Cloudy and rainy ClM0hed _ 21-24 Opinion...... 8 Today’s case involved the right ot Thursday from 78 days of detention protests with a political comprom­ Seoul, and street battles flared In at Comlot I — 18 People .. 2 James and Marilyn Nollan to bar In his home, was placed back under ise. was seen being pushed Into a Cloudy tonight with periods of least (our parts of the city as police Conneotloul__ 4 Sporte 8-18 people from croaalng back and _OR house arrest to keep him from police van as he tried to hong on to rain likely. Low 60 to 65. Mostly — C 'Ak’TKk------: threw tear gas and demonstrators Entertainment 14 Talavlalon _ _ 17 lorih across their beachfront prop­ NTB taking part In the marches. The the vehicle’s door. cloudy Saturday with a 50 percent responded with firebombs and U.8./World_S. 7 erty overlooking the Paclflc ocean opposition Is demanding demo­ chance of showers. More humid. Foeue 13 rocks. In Ventura. Calif. Ull'A'k’OLl.'.T# cratic reforms, including direct Please turn to page I Highs 75 to 80. Details on page 3. Looel nawa..3,8 weather 8 ^iiSnED Demonstrations and clashes f«L2711 ■ I M A I N ' - I III T I I 'I I ■ li. t. U. I M \ Ni H r i . I I II -fliuon: ' ■ T ...... MANCHESTER HERALD. Fildey. June 2S. I9E7 - 9 t - MAWCHBBTER HgatALD. Trtdn. June « . iitT Members expelled, recalled Manchmeimr/Area THE VyEATHER REGIONAL VyEATHER Townm in B ri^ lor • A M , SMiMtoy, JWW 27 Accu-Weather^forecast for Saturday Bylaws turn Coventry GOP into DMZ Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures State Investigating dumping By Jocquollns Bsnnstt GIglio’s obituary that he was a “ Let’s stop getting tangled up in and a closing up of ranks. Geary Herald Corretpondsnt member of the Republican 'Town our underwear and our egos," said. An inapector from the state Department of Enviroamental Committee for most of the years of Batterson said. A1 Bray, a teacher, was elected Protection was called in Thursday m om inf to Investlfafs tke i i a ' COVENTRY — Former Republi­ his life, except for the last two Cleary, sitting in the audience, vice chairman. dumping of from five to six gallons of a liquid chemical in three can Town (^mmittee Chairman months,” said David Rappe. a local appeared Increasingly aggravated Batteraon is a self-employed storm drains on Forest Street, Town Eire Capt. Jack Hughas said Gregg E. Batteraon ended his as the group argued over the attorney, who challenged Batter­ management consultant. He was this morning. tenure with fireworks Wednesday son as an exchange between the two process of reinstating expelled elected chairman in 1988, when Hughes said officials have not determined what the substance night. members. erupted into a shouting match. Roberta Koontz resigned from the was, but it appeared to be similar to coolant used in machining. Batterson, 31, gave up the town “ You have a quorum here, let’s post. Rappe later walked out of meet­ The storm drains were located near the intersection of Elm chairmanship to Michael deary, a ing. not returning for several Just vote,” shouted Cleary. Although he has come under fire former town councilman who was minutes. Expelled members were rein­ in recent months by members who Street, he said. elected unanimously when the GOP "I see that all of you are here stated. and Cleary stepped in to disapproved of the way he ran the Hughes said the dumping could not have been accidental. Heia committee met. tonight. None of this would have* chair the meeting. town committee, Batterson said he not optimistic that the culprit will be caught. P a ssa g ew ay Before Batterson gave up the happened if you had all be here last He admonished members to left only to return to professional “ It’s one of those things you’ve got to catch them in the a ct," he ^ @ 1 make unifying efforts and heed the said. On this day in 1959, President Eisenhower and a gavel, though, he came In for some month.’’ Batterson retorted. management consulting, and to ; not-80-gentle criticism from town “ These bylaws were discussed and advice of the new GOP State take up the chairmanship of Grass­ number of other dignitaries formally opened the St. Man sentenced In car crash daatha 'Oc4‘.in ? committee members upset by agreed on at two separate meetings Committee (^airman Robert Po- roots East, the Republican organi­ liner, who said public disagree­ zation for the 2nd Congressional |WW«bu»Ql» 176’ Lawrence Seaway. The waterway uses a series of locks, Batterson’s enforcement of com­ last year. Many of the people here VERNON — A former Manchester man was sentenced ments among Republicans were District. That group plans to win m ON TS |63' I dams and canals to connect the Great Lakes with the mittee bylaws that require that endorsed them ... but when the Wednesday to two and a half years’ imprisonment in connection members attend a minimum of four emotional impact of those changes hurting the party. Pollner has back for the Republicans the seat Atlantic. The idea of linking these bodies of water first with a 1986 accident in which a Coventry woman and her daughter -riH/A<«il W '' THURSDAY’S ANSWER — The gorilla family belongs to who resigned from his position as party, encouraging current Sondra Stave, a Democrat who Stave said. She Said it consists of Jessica, were passengers. The two were killed, and the driver of Michigan and Texas the order primates. vice chairman of the town commit­ members to become more involved chairs the town’s Economic Devel­ five Democrats and three Republi­ the car, Janet Jensen, was seriously injured. 6-26.87 ‘ Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 tee Wednesday night; Leonard In the town, and attracting new opment Committee. cans. Only two spots are currently Superior Court Judge Michael A. Mack imposed the sentence By The Assoclatod Pross but caused no damage. Hail GIglio. 81. a recent candidate in the business, said Cleary. In a recent interview. Stave said filled. despite pleas by Proto’s husband for a suspended sentence. smashed the windows of a police special election for a town council Cleary flll.«i the vacancy left by that Geary would do welt to "Frankly, I never heard anything like it. He had everybody in encourage his party to fill the Having two committees of that Scattered showers and thun­ cruiser in Austin and thunder­ A Newipaper la EdueaUoa Program seat, and Town Manager Harold Gregg E. Batterson. who resigned court in tears,” Caldwell said. ■peuaoradby Hodgp. current GOP vacancy on her nature in town would create unne­ derstorms dumped rain today storm winds ripped the roof off a effective Wednesday. Sperry was sentenced to two concurrent five-year prison "I don’t want to read in Leonard A local construction contractor, committee. cessary competition, Stave said. from lower Michigan through the police office In Copperas Cove. The Manchester Herald terms, execution suspended after serving two and a half years. Tennessee Valley and much of the ' Winds of 70 mph at Austin He will be put on five years’ probation, with the condition that he South after pelting parts of Texas knocked down 200 trees, some not drive and that he take part in an alcohol treatment program. with hail the size of golf balls'. downing power lines. Gusts to 60 Good food Sperry will serve his sentence at Somers State Prison. In Texas, a tornado dipped mph were common across much Almanac down Thursday near Galveston of lower Michigan, including the Packman gets a good report card Detroit area. not boring, BOLTON — The Bolton Board of Education approves of the Job Thunderstorms were scattered being done by Bolton School Superintendent Richard Packman, a Weather Trivia across Texas and through the June 26, 1987 TODAY’S TRIVIA: In what sport dip Baby DIdrIkaon Zaharlas compote after member said today. high Plains from New Mexico into Today IB th» 177th VVhai Smo of day is retabvw the 1932 Olympics? (a) golf (b) tarmfi School board member Michael Parsons said the school head Colorado. Golf ball-sized hail Today's weather picture was drawn by Justin Bogll, 10, of day ot 1987 and the elders told (c) swimming ; received “ overall a very good rating" when the board met in immidBy usually highest, pounded Round Rock, Texas, Pitkin Street, who attends Nathan Hale School. sixth day ol By Anita M. Caldwell aummar. executive session Thursday to review his Job performance. lowest? near Austin. High winds over­ TODAY’S BARBS Herald Reporter Although executive sessions are closed to the public and the turned an uninhabited house near BY PNN. PASTORIT TO D A Y 'S HISTO RY: On this day In Cameras won't be perfected until thfty Blanche Boland has a weakness press, Parsons said the results will be made public in the near San Antonio. CONNECTICUT WEATHER 1946, the United Natlona charter waa for ice cream. But, at Thursday's future. Skies were partly to mostly make one that reminds you not to leave signeid In San Francisco. It at home when you go on vacation. ‘ nutritional luncheon program spon­ The evaluation, which rated Packman on many areas, cloudy early today over the Central, Eastern Interior: Tonight, cloudy. Periods TODAY’S SIRTHDAYS: Abner Doub­ sored by the Manchester Health including leadership, budget control, curriculum, guidance, and Southwest and clear to partly of rain likely. Low 60 to 65. Chance of rain 60 percent. Fairy tale for grownups: Onoa upon a Department. Boland was among 50 supervision of staff. cloudy from the northern Plains leday (1819): Pearl Buck (1892); Ber­ Saturday, mostly cloudy. A 50 percent chance of nard Berenson (1865); Babe DIdrIkaon time the pickles In the Jar tasted M senior citizens who were introduced to the Missouri Valley. Zaharlas (1914) good as they looked In tha four-oolqr to different kinds of sweets and GOP committee sponsors auction Today's forecast called for showers, possibly a thunderstorm. More humid. Highs magazine ads. other treats. showers and thunderstorms from 75 to 80. TO D A Y 'S Q U O TE : "W e define genlua Gloria Weiss, a registered dieti­ The Manchester Republican Town Committee is sponsoring a as the capacity for productive reaction TODAY’S TRIVIA ANBWBRBi (a) Babp the eastern Great Lakes through West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, cloudy. Didrickaon Zaharlas won madala In hue- tian and public health nutritionist, Champagne Art Auction on July 11 at the Manchester Country against one’s training” — Bernard presented a cardio-vascular risk- the Appalachians and Atlantic Periods of rain likely. Areas of dense fog. Low around dies and javalln at the 1032 Olympied, Club. The preview will begin at 7 p.m., and the auction at 8 p.m. Berenson. reduction program for seniors at Coast to the eastern Gulf of 65. Chance of rain 60 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy. then became a leading profaaslorag Tickets for the auction are 94, and should be purchased by July Mexico and Florida; late- TODAY’S MOON: New golfer. > the Salvation Army gymnasium. 7. To buy tickets, call 646-3093 or 649-1256, or mail a check made uoouiaife am afternoon thunderstorms in the A 50 percent chance of showers, possibly a moon. n (t> iMT. ramsPAPaa ■ Its purpose was to help people payable to “Champagne Art Auction” to Ellen Bums, 27 K> eg)piu« am 0uur*P utrtuautui eastern Rockies of Colorado, the thunderstorm. More humid. Highs 75 to 80. adjust their recipes for better Montclair Drive, Manchester, 06040. e 01 sdo4> pue ^a^mtep puno« eastern plains of New Mexico, health. Northwest Hills, Southwest Interior: Tonight, Weiss told her audience that umuaxeui e sauoeai Aitpaumg and across the Arizona Plateau cloudy. Periods of rain likely. Low 60 to 65. Chance of Housing starts decline In May and sunny skies across the rest of nutritious meals don’t have to be aAiieiaj am ‘aCcidAe uo Astrograph boring. Preparing healthy dishes Is the nation. rain 60 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy. HARTFORD — The number of new housing units permitted in neither expensive nor time- May declined by 18.7 percent from April, Department of Housing consuming. She said It just requires Commissioner John F. Papandrea announced recently. 2 a little creativity. Despite this recent decline, however, the cumulative total for that you don't Impulalvoly blurt some­ Weiss offered flavorful recipes thing out todey that another shouldn't that help people reduce the amount the year is ahead of last year’s pace, said Papandrea. < « r th d a y hear. You'll have trouble retrieving It If New home of salt they use. limit fats, and Hartford and New Haven counties have showed declines in new you do. reduce their calories. “ Every one housing permits for the first five months of this year. Hartford’s BAOMTTARHJS (Nov. 23-Oeo. 21) Make permits have declined 19.6 percent, and New Haven’s permits Sslurdsy, June 27,1997 Rose Aina Senatore, of these is a teaching recipe.” she a concerted effort to treat with raapact 14.2 percent. PEOPLE Through a unique association, a profit­ any poaeeeelont you borrow today. If said. executive director, leads able opportunity may open up for you In you're ceralese. It could prove coatly. Seniors were served a tasty lunch the year ahead. Just be sure all con­ CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. It) Seek visitors through Gray of homemade fish chowder, tossed Andover’s first selectman to retire Celebrity auction The 19-year-old singer, whose tracts and legal agreements are secure­ ways to trim the family b u d ^ today, salad with vinaigrette dressing, 6 real name is James T. Smith, ly tied down. not expand it. Bear In mind It Is not Lodge during a reception ANDOVER — An open house receptions will be held Sunday to blueberry muffins and banana frost Rock stars Neil Young and forfeited a $250 bond for not CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can't made of rubber and will only atratch so for benefactors at the freeze. But the secret ingredients honor retiring First Selectman Jean S. Gasper, who has served Ronnie Montrose dropped by a showihg up Thursday in Re­ rely on Lady Luck and your handsome far. were kept well hidden until after Andover (or 22 years. countenance to got by today. To AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. I t ) Be realla- radio station in San Jose, Calif., to corders Court, said Police Chief former Cheney mansion dessert. Only then did Weiss reveal Gasper, who has been the town’s first selectman for the past six achieve your objectives, you'll have to tlc regarding your expectatlone today. years, previously served as town secretary for 16 years. She also help auction celebrity rock 'n' roll Jim Wetherington. roll up your sleeves and produce. Know Thursday night. The how the dishes were prepared. Good things aren't apt to be handed to serves as secretary of the Andover Cemetery Committee, and items that raised more than Smith was arrested Wednesday where to look for romance and you'll you. “ I want to show them how to cut 920,000 for an AIDS support night after he allegedly simulated lind It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker PISCES (Feb. 20-«toreh 20) You’ll re­ lodge, located on Hart­ down with little effort and little she is involved with the Red Cross. The open house will be held at the old Town Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. group. sexual intercourse on stage at set Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ gret It later It you try to keep pace with ford Roa^, will serve as a expense,” Weiss told the Herald Municipal Auditorium, police mantically perfect lor you. Mall $2 to friends today who want to participate In before the luncheon. For example, Gasper will be succeeded July 1 as first selectman by Earieen Thomas Dolby, Jackson Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Browne and Paul Kaniner called said. an activity that you believe Is an extrav- home for women without skim milk was substituted for Duchesneau. Box 91426, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. ' agant waste of money. whole milk and margarine for in to support the fund-raiser It was the first arrest under the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not to let ARIES (Maroh ai-Aprll IS ) Indeclslve- families and will teach the butter In the fish chowder. Egg Thursday, said KSJO spokesman ordinance, which was enacted in your pride or vanity keep someone from ness could causa you to treat an Impor­ response to complaints after a doing a lavor lor you today, especially II women how to live whites were used instead of whole Bob Jenkins. tant Isaue Ineffectively today. If you ex­ eggs In the muffins, and freshherbs concert by the rap group Beastie It's something you’d readily do In Kantner's-gold record for the pect succaae, you'd better take a independently. Officials from Weiss's garden added a zest to Boys in February. return. poaltlon before It le too late. Jefferson Starship's "Earth" al­ VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Usually you the salad. bum was auctioned for 9300, TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) II you make say the home Is the first of can separate the wheat from the chalf lavish promises today to get others to Judging by the comments and Jenkins said. A guitar auto­ where bargains are concerned, but to­ do your' bidding, k e ^ In mind that it its kind in Connecticut. chatter at the tables, many of the graphed by Fabulous Thunder- It’s satisfactual day the glare ol the glitter may distort they produce, you're going to have to seniors seemed to enjoy the food. birds’ guitarist Jimmie Vaughan your vision tor values. ante up. Boland. 67. and her 88-year-old sold for 91,000, and a T-shirt from Everything is satisfactual for LIBRA (Bapl. 23-Oet. 23) Close friends QEMINI (May 21-June 10) You might mother. Blanche Heffron, should Browne’s 1980 tour brought 9500. the former Gary Eugene Duda, may be prone to tell you what you'd like not make the most ot your opportuni­ have been in an Ivory soap hands whose middle name is now to hear today rather than offer a frank ties today, eapeclally those that are ot a HEIDIDOM Proceeds from the 14-hour commercial. Svelte and feisty, the opinion. Keep this In mind if you request llnancllil or bualneas nature. benefit will go to the ARIS N E IL Y O U N G REBA McENTIRE "Zlppldy.’’ odvico younger Blanche revealed that she Duda, 35, of Decatur. Ga., said (DINT. NBWSPAPCR BNTBIPIIISB AMN. could easily consume two gallons of Project, a support group for AIDS . . . radio fund-raiser . . . wants a divorce SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful victims in the San Francisco Bay he always hated the name Eu­ ice cream at a sitting. She repeated area. "A ris” is an Ohione Indian gene and preferred the one his her husband's advice on exercise. PQDTDA1T6 word meaning "strength" er’s in New England." The recording, but they always stay friends gave him — Zippidy ‘"nie best exercise I can do is to Country Music Association on the rack and never get out Duda, as in “ Zip-A-Dee-Doo- Canrent Quotations push myself away from the table,” named her entertainer of the year there.” Dah,” the tune from the Walt she said, as she demonstrated this action, but then came back later Divorce papers in 1986. Tiny Tim, born Herbert Disney film “ Song of the South.” Khaury, was discovered singing Workers left their offices in the with another muffin. “ I have no expertise on this Charles (kioper’s testimony that •Til look In the refrigerator for Grammy Award-winning coun­ and strumming his ukelele in a DeKalb County Courthouse build­ field” - Dr. W. Eugene Mayb­ Lt. Col. Oliver North and Rear what's good, and I’ll always pick try singer Reba McEnlIre has Tiptoe to big top New York nightclub. "Tiptoe ing Thursday to come to the erry, head of the Mayo Clinic, Adm. John M. Poindexter de­ the (attest thing you can eat,” said sued for divorce from her hus­ Through the Tulips” led to courtroom and giggle as Superior Uny Tim, who trilled his way to after he was appointed by Presi­ ceived Congress and the Justice Cecilia Berry. 82. band of 11 years, rodeo champion appearances on “ Laugh-In” in Court Judge James H. Weeks fame In the late '60s with "Tiptoe dent Reagan to lead an 11- Though some of the people Charlie Battles. 1968. presided at a hearing on Duda's Department about U.S. Involve­ Through the Tulips," is working member group charged with expressed Interest In trying the new McEntire, 31, filed the divorce In 1969, 40 million viewers request for the name change. ment in arms sales to Iran. under the big top these days, still recipes, it sounded as if a pint of ice papers Thursday in Atoka tuned in to“ TheTonightShow’ ’ to “ Is it the truth? Is it actual?" finding measures to helpdiscover hoping for another big seller. cream would still mysteriously 9 County, Okla., said her press watch him marry Vicki Budln- a cure for AIDS and prevent the Weeks asked. “ Is everything Since 1985, the singer has HataM photOA by Pinto appear In the freezer now and then. agent, Jennifer Bohler. Bohler ger. The couple divorced, and he satisfactual?" spread of the deadly disease. toured with the Allan C. Hill did not give details of the suit or remarried three years ago. Duda said he had expected Walt Great American Circus, which Lottery reasons for the divorce. Disney studios to object to his "I don’t feel too bad now, stops this week in Hamilton, Ohio. This Battles is a former world petition, but Disney didn't, and because at one time I thought we EMERGENCY He still sports the shoulder-length champion steer wrestler who has He’s a no show neither did Duda's mother, who were the only ones being lied to. 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J m e » . i m Gays ask Congress CmmmcHcut Mu B rhf Counsel wants Seabrook ruling City to honor for ‘Olympics’ rule Jury contldtrt death for Rots Meehan says utility regulators should not wait for audit young aviator BRIDOBPORT — A Snpsrtor Coart jury began deliberationa WASHINGTON (AP) - Oaf today on whether to condemn Michael B. Ro m to death for the By Judd Bvorhort the amount of plant costs that can the utility companles’best estimate " I think It’s still a toss-up” on rights advocates will go to Congreaa m urden of four teen-age glrla. The Associated Press be passed on to ratepayers. New of the cost of the plant and that they whether the plant will ever operate. in an effort to undo a Supreme &wft Meehan said. LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) — An ll-year-oMboy whois T te IS^memher panel began Ho task after Superior Court Judge estimates put the final cost at should be held to that number. trying to be the youngest pilot td fly across the ruling that leu the U.S. Olympte O. Sarofleld Ford instructed them for U minutes in the H AR TFO R D — State Consumer between 85.5 Mlllon and |8 billion, Jack Dolan, a U I spokesman, He said Seabrook will likely continental United States had a day n a m ^ in Ms honor Committee bar an athletic event procedures they must follow in the capitol felony case. Counsel Jannes F. Meehan Mys according to Meehan. said Meehan was “trying to create become a national issue next year In this town today. from being called the Gay an issue where one doesn’t exist at Ford told the eight men and four women they would have to state utility regulators should not He said that United Illuminating because New Hampshire holds the John Kevin Hill of Arlington, Texas, was to receive Olympica. this point.” m sw er two questions: whether the state proved the existence in wait until a “ prudence audit” on Co., which serves the New Haven- nation’s first presidential primary. the keys to the city from Mayor Don Riedell, and hoped “ What we’re going to do now la to the crimes of an aggravating factor, and whether the defense costs at the Seabrook nuclear Bridgeport area and owns 17 "A prudence audit Is under way He said that federal energy policy t « get in a little fishing before continuing his Uke this to Congress and find out if proved the existence of a mitigating factor. power plant in New Hampshire Is percent of the Seabrook project, at this time.” Dolan noted. "It’s could change radically deiMndfng coast-to-coast Journey. they really meant to do this," said completed before deciding how to says the DOU.C should rule that any The state's death penalty requires a Jury to find that a crime quite clear that depending on what on who Is elected president in 1998. The sandy-haired sixth-grader spent Thursday Mary Dunlap, a lawyer for the treat any cost overruns. cost found imprudent should be was an especially h^nous, cruel or depraved act and that there the report does produce, there The cap law allows some leeway resting In Denver with his family. event’s sponsor. The audit won’t be finished until deducted from the final cost, not the certainly could be a difference of in Seabrook costs for such things as John left suburban Los Angeles on Wednesday In his In a S-4 decision Thursday, the were no mitigating factor, such as mental illness, involved in the September. Costs found to be $4.7 billion cap. committing of the crime. opinion between Mr. Meehan and us labor strikes and new federal white Cessna with blue stripes. His first stop was in court said Congress has given the imprudent could not be passed on to “This is the most important legal committee absolute control over all The law is worded so that a Jury technically cannot impose a on that issue.” regulations that require additional Cedar City, Utah, and he arrived in Denver late that the customers of the companies issue confronting Connecticut rate­ night. comoMrcial and promotional uaes death penalty, but only determines the two circumstances that spending. financing the plant. payers,” said Meehan. “ If U I Is Meehan also said he had serious From Loveland, John’s sister, Kim, will Join him in of the word "Olympic.” require a Judge to sentence someone to the electric chair. U I is the second-largest owner of Meehan has filed papers asking permitted to gut the cap statute. It doubts about backers’ claims that the plane on the next leg of the trip to 8t. Louis with a The Justices said the committee the Department of Public Utility could cost Connecticut ratepayers the Seabrook plant will begin Seabrook, behind Public Service of may go into court and halt any New Hampshire. Connecticut Light atop In Kansas City, Mo. He is scheduled to reach Control to say how It plans to act if hundreds of millions of dollars.” operating In 1999. He said at best Is Washington, D.C., by July 1. unauthorized use of the word h Power owns 4 percent of the CL&P mistake led to gas leak Imprudent costs are found. He also noted that the $4.7 billion would likely be 1990 or 1991 and may At a news conference in Denver, John said he without first proving consumer project. State law sets a 84.7 billion cap on cap. enacted In 1985, represented never operate at all. anticipates a trouble-free trip. He said he’ll wait until confusion or harm to the Olympic NEW HAVEN — Connecticut Light li Power Co. made he Is about 18 "and then go around the world.” movement. Most trademark mistakes that led to a low-pressure gas pipeline break this week Weather over the Rockies was threatening, but John owners are required to offer such in downtown Derby, a utility official said. operated the controls by himself, according to his flight proof. The break Tuesday, near where six people died in a 1985 natural instructor, Mike Fields, who Is accompanying John on The decision means the commit­ gas explosion at the River Restaurant, was repaired quickly and tee Is free, at least In theory, to seek the trip because the youth Is not old enough to obtain a MARY DUNLAP caused no injuries. Ten nearby businesses were evacuated. solo pilot’s license. court orders forcing such busi­ A C L A P employee assigned to mark underground gas mains The young pilot, who flies stunts at his home airport nesses as the Olympic Delicatessen .. contInuM fight did not find a record of the pipe’s existence at the site of the break In Arlington, said the only time he “ got kind of A9 photo or the Olympic Dry (Heaners to on Tuesday and “mistakenly assumed” another nearby pipe worried” about his safety was over Utah when a plane change their names. But the served the location, said C LA P spokeswoman Jacqueline Harris. carrying reporters got too close. John Kevin Hill, 11, of Arlington, Texas, talks about his bumpy flight committee generally has not sued. The worker marked the ground above the second pipe, which John said he is tiring from the publicity and looks over the Rockies at Denver Airport on Thursday. He’s flying in a bid to chosen to take such legal action in The second such competition was five feet away, she said. The contractor had complied with forward to climbing Into the plane again. become the youngest person to pilot a plane across the U.S. the past. sponsored by the group was held In state law by calling for utility company guidance before digging, The court added that the Olympic San Francisco last year, and was committee cannot be held legally called Gay Games II. About 3,800 officials said. accountable even if it chooses to athletes from many nations The incident was an exception to a good safety system, Harris enforce Its trademark In a way that participated. said. discriminates against homosexuals The legal fight between the or other groups. Olympic committee and the San Man charged In shooting death Is that car new or is it used? The Justices rebuffed claims that Francisco organization was. In the U.S. Olympic Committee has part, a personal struggle for Dr. D A N B U R Y — A Connecticut man has been arraigned on a enforced its trademark rights in a Tom Waddell, a former Olympic charge of first-degree manslaughter and ordered held on glSO.OOO Chrysler case shows there’s no way to know for sure biased way by letting organizations decathlon competitor who Is dying bond in the shooting death of a Massachusetts man, authorities sponsor "Olympics" for, among of AIDS. He founded the athletic By Lawrence Kllman others, handicapped children, po­ said. disconnected. stuff, pat them on the head and let The new law refers specifically to event for homosexuals. The Associated Press lice officers, Armenians and Eski­ William A. Lee, 32, of Ridgefield was also charged Thursday Struttin’ Some of the cars were wrecked them go.” used cars, and It is questionable In other decisions, the court; mos but not homosexuals. with possession of cocaine after his arrest Wednesday in the and repaired before being sold, But the Chrysler indictment a Barred, by a 8-4 vote, an N EW Y O R K - Is it new or is It Because the committee is not a ex-soldier from suing the govern­ shooting death of Matthew D. McKay, 22, of Brookline, Mass., A family of Canada gaeae according to the Indictment. charged that executives drove the whether it would apply to manufac­ used? If a car’s odometer is government agency, It cannot ment and Its agents for giving him struts through Charry Plain Chrysler has denied doing any­ cars days or weeks at a time, and up turers who disconnect odometers police said. disconnected at the factory, as has violate someone’s constitutionally LSD without his knowledge. The thing illegal or improper. to 400 miles with the odometers before shipping the vehicles to Lee was scheduled to return to Danbury Superior Court on July Stata Park outsida Barlln, been charged In a case against protected right to equal protection court said the broad immunity the “ In a situation like this on a new disconnected. dealers, said Exon. 1. Chrysler Motors Corp., there is no under the law, the court said. military enjoys against being sued N.Y. Tha gaasa ara living car, there is absolutely nothing you Federal law requires dealers to ” We didn’t think the manufactur­ Police Sgt. William Greene said McKay was shot in the head in way for consumers to know for The court also rejected argu­ leaves the Florida man without thera for tha summar and can do. Zero. Zip,” said Bob Knol, keep records on odometer read­ ers were cheating, and there's been Lee’s apartment, where McKay had been staying while doing sure. ments that a 1978 law in which legal recourse. head of the auto test division of ings. Dealers must sign statements no evidence of that in the past." he construction work for the defendant. have stakad out prima But when It comes to used cars, Congress granted exclusive use of • Gave military officials broad Consumers Union, publisher of saying the odometer reading is said In a telephone Interview. baach araa for thair own. consumers can take steps to avoid the word “ Olympic” violates free- new power to prosecute members Consumer Reports magazine. correct as far as they know, and However, the new law does not automobiles that may have been speech rights because It affects a of the armed forces for crimes “ There is nothing you can look for If they face civil and criminal penal­ replace existing law, which allows Court clears officer In shooting AP photo driven farther than the odometer generic word. unrelated to military duty. The 6-8 the odometer Is disconnected at the ties for lying. for prosecutions like the one indicates. USOC President Robert Helmick ruling approved the court-martial factory and then reconnected." Tampering with an odometer is a launched against Chrysler, Exon B R ID G E P O R T — A Norwalk police officer has been cleared in said the reason the committee took of a Coast Guardsman sentenced to Odometer fraud is estimated by Most new cars have between 10 misdemeanor but will become a said. federal court of a civil rights violation in the shooting of a man the San Francisco-based group to a year in prison for sexually the U.S. Transportation Depart­ and 40 miles on their odometers felony beginning in 1988. The That conclusion is disputed by who had lunged at a fellow officer with a fireplace poker in 1981. court “ was to clarity, once and for assaulting two young girls In when they are sold, which repres­ measure, sponsored by U.S. Sen. J. Chrysler, "The law has never A U.S. District Court Jury in Bridgeport decided Thursday that Feds stand by plan to cut bids ment to cost consumers 81 billion a all, that we have legal exclusive Alaska. year. Until now, doctored mileage ents testing and the driving It takes James Exon, D-Neb., increases the previously been applied In such a Officer Andre Velez did not use excessive force when he shot right to the Olympic trademarks.” • Gave federal law enforcement had been Identified as only a to get the car from the factory to the civil penalties for tampering from circumstance, or to an automobile James Weisheit of Norwalk. A group calling Itself San Fran­ officers new protection from law­ used-car problem. truck, train or boat, and then to the manufacturer,” the company said The lawsuit filed on behalf of Weisheit contended excessive 81.000 to $2,000 per vehicle and cisco Arts and Athletics Inc. suits when they conduct searches of dealership. in a statement. Congress, environmentalists unhappy about Georges Bank raises the criminal penalty from organized the first Gay Olympics in force was used, violating Weisheit’s civil rights. The Chrysler indictment Wednes­ “ It Is traditional and perfectly homes without a court warrant. The one year to three years in prison. 1982. But the organization was 8-3 ruling In a Minnesota case said Weisheit, who was 18 at the time of the shooting, is now in the day charged that the company, the normal for plant people to drive You can ask the dealer for the forced by court order to drop the F B I and other federal agents may Elmcrest Psychiatric Institution in Portland. Weisheit's By Christopher Callahan in high bids on 63 tracts, but led to could have on the fishing-rich ing fishing industry that last year automaking arm of Chrysler Corp., production cars off the line over­ Exon said his study found odome­ odometer-mileage disclosure state­ word “ Olympic" from the athletic not be sued for conducting unlawful 2 attorney, Robert Davidson, said Weisheit was having a psychotic The Associated Press no oil or gas discoveries. And the waters. pulled in 224 million pounds of fish sold as new up to 60,000 cars that night to see how they’re doing." ter tampering added 8350 to 81,800 ment he received from the prior event's title after USOC and the searches If they believed they were breakdown when he was shot. last sale, in September 1984. was “ Before we hold a fire sale on one worth 8606 million, said Dukakis had been driven by company Knoll said. "You can’t Just build to a used car’s price tag. The lower owner, but he's not required by International Olympic Committee not violating anyone’s rights. The city also was cleared with the Jury’s decision. WASHINGTON - The Interior cancelled by administration offi­ of New England’s richest natural aide Patricia Hughes. executives with the odometers cars, look at them with electronic the mileage, the higher the value. federal law to show It to you. Earlier, the city's law department tried to settle the Weisheit Department, criticized by Con­ cials because of a lack of industry resources, we need to determine But Bettenberg said the Massa­ case for 885,000, but the Norwalk Common Council voted against gress and environmentalists, is Interest. whether this sale makes economic chusetts standard would effectively the settlement. standing behind an administration But environmentalists testifying sense.’’ Gejdenson said. eliminate all offshore drilling be­ plan to dramatically slash the before the House Interior and Congress, pushed by Rep. Gerry cause oil and gas exploration is not minimum bid for oil and gas leases Insular subcommittee on general E. Studds, D-Mass., is expected to done at that depth. Rich says donations not an Issue on an area off the New England oversight and investigations said ban for the fifth consecutive year Gejdenson said the conflict be­ 6 coast. the reduction amounts toa bargain- leases on 8 million acres described tween Massachusetts and the ad­ S TA M FO R D — A spokesman for Republican congressional Cutting the minimum lease bid on basement sale that will only aid the as the most environmentally fra­ ministration. which has landed In The Manchester High School Graduation Celebration candidate Frank D. Rich Jr. said he doubted Rich’s GOP the area called Georges Bank from industry. gile in Georges Bank. court in each previous sale, could opponents would be able to make a serious issue out of Rich's past $1.50 an acre to 825 is necessary to “ No public benefit will accrue That land is not Included In the 5.5 be resolved by a negotiating team campaign contributions to Democrats. encourage companies that are from this federal charity effort.” million acres scheduled tb be made up of environmentalists, “ I don’t think this is going to continue as an issue," said Chet risking their money and resources. said Douglas Foy, executive direc­ offered by the Interior Department industry representatives and go­ Dalzell, spokesman for the Rich campaign. William D. Bettenberg. director of tor of the Conservation Law Foun­ in February 1989, although parts of vernment officials. Committee wishes to thank the following for their Rich came under fire this week when it was reported he had the department’s Mineral Manage­ dation of New England. “It will it are Included in Interior Secretary But members of such a coalition contributed to Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill and not to ment Service, told a House subcom­ merely encourage a fire sale Donald Hodel’s five-year plan for that last year developed a plan for Republican challenger Julie D. Belaga and to Democratic mittee Thursday. He said the transfer of natural resources from offshore drilling. drilling In the Bering Sea told congressional challenger Christine M. Niedermeier and not companies are taking a risk be­ public to private ownership.” Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. lawmakers Thursday they were Dukakis opposes drilling in all Republican incumbent Stewart B. McKinney last year. cause it is uncertain what they will Rep. Sam Gejdenson. D-Conn.. unlikely to work on a plan for contribution to the success of Flight 87 chairman of the subcommittee, coastal waters with depths of 400 Georges Bank because they feel the Rich is seeking the seat left vacant as the result of McKinney’s find He said a 1979 sale of Georges agreed with environmentalists con­ meters or less. The governor fears adminstratlon virtually ignored death. A special election will be held Aug. 18. Bank leases produced 1817 million cerned with the impact drilling the enterprises could hurt a thriv­ their suggestions. UConn retiree wins slogan contest Senator seeks radar funds after airport crash HARTFORD — A retired University of Connecticut secretary has won the 1987 Connecticut Voter Slogan Contest with her W A SH IN G TO N (API - Sen. this resort community make it only Kerry said Nantucket Airport with 9,093 instrument landings. Peter’s Furniture entry; "Keep Connecticut Healthy. Exercise. Your Right to Dairy Quesn — Broad Street Lennox Pharmacy John F. Kerry Is pushing for federal a matter of time before more lives officials have pressed the F A A fora Kerry added that airports with Life Water Systems, Inc. Norman Poulin (Barber) Vote.” funds to Install a radar system at are lost.” Kerry said. The airport is radar system for the past five year. fewer instrument approaches. In­ DeCormler Motor Sales Pratt ft Whitney Aircraft The entry by Gladys K. Wright, 60, of Wlllimantlc, will become IliiB year, regional F A A officials Lift the Latch Nantucket Memorial Airport fol­ one of the region’s busiest during cluding Hyannis, Hanscom. T.F. DIRosa Cleaners Purdy Corp. part of the secretary of the state’s coming voter registration included money for Jhe system in Green State Airport in Warwick, LIngard Cabinet Co., Inc. lowing a fog-shrouded crash earlier the tourist season. A & A Livery Service of Mencheeter Discount Rental Center, East Hartford Quality Sharpening drive. Wright’s slogan will also be entered in the national contest this month that killed two New In the most recentaccident. Jo­ the 1988 budget, but agency officials R.I., and Portland (Maine) Inter­ Al Sieffert’8 Appliance Domino's Pizza Loring Studios sponsored by the Advertising Council. in Washington eliminated it. he national Jetport, have radar Quinn Pharmacy Englanders. seph W Foley. 60. of Portland, Ambassador LImoutIne of QIaetonbury L. Norman Dutton, DMD Lynch’s Toyota Pontiac “It was a surprise,” Wright, who will receive a 8150 savings The Massachusetts Democrat Conn., and James Tierney. 31, of said. coverage. Razor’s Edge Dynamic Metal Products M ft R Liquor Store bond prize, said Thursday. said Thursday he has urged Sen. Smithfield. R.I , were killed June 13 American Rental Regal’s Men Shop The House Appropriations Com­ MAL Tool The contest was sponsored by the secretary of the state In Frank R. Lautenberg. D-N.J.. when their single-engine plane The senator said Nantucket had Andover Package Store Eblen’s mittee earlier this month included Manchester Bus Service Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, Inc. cooperation with the federal Voting Assistance Project. Wright chairman of the Senate Appropria­ crashed on approach to the airport. 8,519 Instrument landings In 1985. Argosy Travel Economy Electric th money in the House version of the Manchester Country Club Riley's Package Store and three runners-up will be honored July 6 at an awards tions subcommittee on transporta­ Federal Aviation Administration second in Massachusetts to Logan Army & Navy Club Energy Centers, Inc., Fogarty Brothers transportation budget. The Manchester Herald Ro-VIc, Inc. reception in the Capitol’s Hall of Flags. tion. to include $15 million for the officials said fog had reduced International Airport and third in Aator-Madlaon Avenue Limoualna Service Eric Farno Manchestsr Honda Mildred Russell system in the 1988 budget. visibility to I'A miles. New England. Bradley Interna­ Kerry said in a morning meeting B Ta of Hertford Farr’s “ Heavy airport use by the The pilot was trying to make an tional Airport in Windsor Locks, with reporters that he is optimistic Manchester Ice The Sands Casino Ballay’e Catino Calvin Fish ft the MHS Media Center thousands of summer visitors to instrument approach. Conn., was second in the region about securing the funds. Manchester Oil Heat Satellite Aerospace, Inc. Berry Berneteln Forest Package Store Manchester Pet Center Savings Bank of Manchsstar Norwalk mayor quits race In 4th Beauregard Corporation Friendlye Restaurants Manchester State Bank Scissor Works NORWALK — Norwalk Mayor William A. Collins has In Celebration of Coventry’s 275th Birthday Bennett Jr. High PTSO & Student Council Charles ft Ann Fuller PRAISE CELEBRATION!! Manchester Wallpaper ft Paint Co., Inc. Seven-Eleven withdrawn from the 4th District congressional race, saying he The Mother's Club of Coventry presents Bernie'a Newmark & Lewie, Mencheeter The Game Room of Connecticut Qoltland Sunday^ June 28/ 1987 10:30 a.m. Marlow’s Shady Gian Dairy Stores 9 didn’t have enough support to capture the Democratic Board of Realtors J. Qarman Clothier McDonalds Showcase Cinemas nomination. ,, Bon Ton Potato Chips Qarrity, Diene, Conti ft Houch A TOUR OF COVENTRY Donna ft Robert Marcler Michael Simmons ft tha MHS Athletic Dept. "W e have tested the waters and they turned out to be chilly. Bowsrs School PTA Alan Gates ft Company Michaels Jewelers So-Fro Fabrics Collins said at a City Hall news conference Thursday. “ In Brown’s Liquor Store Qsnsral Oil — Adco recognition of that reality, I have decided not to pursue the HOUSES AND GARDENS Jamas MIgllore Carpet Tha Steak Club Buckley School PTA Glen Constructon Company campaign further.” Mister Donut Step to Glamour PAST & PR ESEN T Burger King — Mencheeter Gllddan Paint Collins, who reaffirmed his intention not to seek re-election as Mr. ft Mre. Matthew Morlarty Subway Subs Burger King — Vernon The Golden Nugget Caaino mayor, said he will likely endorse state Sen. Margaret Morton of July 12, 1987 — Noon to 6 p.m. Geoffry Neeb, Esq. Travelers Insurance Company Bridgeport or Michael G. Morgan, chairman of Stamford’s Burr Comers Spirit Shoppe Greenhouse Realty Company 8 Tickets: Advance *6.00, Day of Event *8.00 Salem Nassif Camera Shop Taylor Rental of Wetharafleld finance board, for the Democratic congressional nomination. Caldor Hall ft Muska Regretfully, we must reiirici tickets to adults. Nassiff Sports Company Allan D. Thomas, Esq. Camalot Travel & Tour & Delta Alrllnea Highland Park Market For more information, call 742-7966 or 742-6317 Nathan Hals School PTA Trinity College Cap n' Cork Holiday Health ft Fitness New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Tully Real Estate Cardinal Butek Warren Howland, Inc. Antl-AIDS candidate on the ballot TICKET LOCATIONS: Kris Noone UA Theaters Cernivel Travel R.M. Hunley HARTFORD — Nicholas J. Tarsia, the candidate running for North End Package Store United Airlines C O V E N T R Y MANCHESTER Stephen ft Hollis Casssno I, Caesars Casino Congress in the 4th District on the War Against AIDS Party, has Oak Street Package Store Varplanck School PTA Town Hall Lift the Latch Cavey’s Irish Agency qualified for the ballot in the Aug. 18 special election, the Century 21 Epstein Really Governor ft Mrs. William O'Naill Village Package Store Comfed Bank Chstslalns J ft J Jewelers secretary of the state’s office said. Tolland Bank Oxford Package Store Vito's Restaurant 7 A spokeswoman for the office said Thursday that Tarsia, a ROCKVILLE Cherrons's Package Store Jackson ft Jackson ReeRy Papa GIno’s Water Wise, Inc. Coventry Pharmacy Shirley’ s Hairstyle Chorches Motors Junior Woman’s Club of Manchestsr Stamford plumber, gathered more than the required 1,443 Peperama of Mencheeter Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hemburgere signatures to qualify for the baliot. Old Country Store Clerk Paint Factory Store K-Mart VBRNON TOLLAND Perente of the Class of 1987 Westbrook Drywell At a state Capitoi news conference Thursday, Tarsia called on Coca-Cola Kseblar The Homestead J.C. Penney Co. Weetown Pharmacy Oov. William A. O ’Neill to declare a state of emergency because GLASTONBURY COMFED Savings Bank Kaenay Street School - PTA KLAUDT INDIAN FAMILY Papal-Cola Wolff-Zeckin Aeeocletes, Inc. of the A ID S threat and begin testing for certain groups of people Buckingham Restaurant VERNON Computer Training Institute, Inc. KIwanIt Club ^ Educational - Dlffar«nt - Dynamic • Rtfreshlng Susan ft Robert Perkins Woodland Gardene ^ for acquired Immune deficiency syndrome. Old World Bakery Periwinkle Card & Gift Shop Connecticut Alcohol ft Drug Abuse Commleslon Krie-Del Co. He would teat health-care workers, Immigrants, pregnant ^ Authentic Costumes - Dakota Badlands ^ Musicians • Ministry - Family Outreach Irene Cook ft the MHS Computer Dept. Lafayette Escedrilla women and thoM seeking marriage licenses. or make checks payable to: Mother’s Club of Coventry Bruce ft Johan Lavery Tarsia said the federal government should be spending $4 Cummings Insurancs Agsncy Everyone Is Welcome! Send self-addressed stamped envelope to; Sp(9Cial Thanks to Manchester Community College bUlion to $5 billion a year on AIDS research. Home Tours, P.O. Box 189, Coventry, CT 06238 The 4th District scat is vacant as the result of the death of and Mary Jackson Ropublican Stewart B. McKinney in May after suffering from an CALVARY CHURCH Name. AIDS-related illnoM. 400 Buckland ^oad • South Windsor Address. • - M A n C n tS n H WICRALD. r rWay. Jww W. 1W7 ■MMMumaweMtft ttm. m m utr-jf OPINION ICasey covered up arms sales Ubrsii tili forces iNSSs iliiomr ThetvCIA director less than candid in November feetimonY WABRTNGtDN — A V.t. Navy emfdisr cdiMfatitiiif » nwtitte Sorry, Lee, ;iceMT exerciae went td battle stations twice last week when Libyan Jet iFJfm Driiikonf UMU fWUUMl OMCIWtMtf (IMMMM IlfM ers flew liOmiles into the MetOtetranean Sea to dbserWfhe THe ASMcidfistf pyes* (hur fifo 8MkNwf toMrior Jack ship^, Fentagon oAieials say. w M Mvuiverf M B iM iiif EM illL'im* ’nie officials, whoagreedtodisctissfliematterTiHirsifayonlyir WAfiRINGTON - U. CM. Oliver gUUH iMMe. dMMMgfitggUVWfow imkSTM not Mfontifleif, described the inchfents as the ftiw such overt L. North. Rear Adrtt. Jbhn M. dUtuilU. ‘new’ cars mHHary moves by Libyan forces since the United States bombed FohMfoxter and other admlnistra- "H ie N9C heu Bweii g u k fi* MIP last year. floH leaders orchestrated an effort eetivtf M (he privuw piwkWiMr weapene t& the eeitret 4eee Ilie Fentagon, while refusing to confirm the crew of the USS last November todeceive Congress "WLBEPUH and the Justice'Department about thefe," heeahlattWpdhK. "fiuw f South Carolina had been scrambled to battle stations, said in a kept away firom Ae«foWile heudiME y statemem; U.fi. arms safes to Iran, according these ain’t to testimony to Congress and a I wae barred fowHdMiifaiiMhMg,” “ WhHe conducting exercise operations in international waters transcript released today. Casey added M W refofUuee 68 M on the aflemoon of June 17, the nuclear-powered guidbd m is m Assistant Attorney General Cha­ cMgreeeldfial heu ewiHHHWyaidfa Carter tries cruiser USS South Carolina was approached by two Lfl^an rles Cooper, who was a central the rebeie. Just when it seemed Lee lacocca and his MiG-29 ’Floggers* on two separate occasions. figure in Attorney General Edwin On TharadUy. hi a dUy fWl df revelatfune (Rat ended the weetMA once-beleaiiuered Chrysler Corp. were on top MtWsellFsfact-findingfnquiryinto the arms sales, said Thursday it week urthelraiHSonfrahearhigu, H of the world, along comes a scandal of 'i S to rewrite s f c w t odfidcimi popc-WcfdNdm tdfcc became apparent to him that at alee was dlscidsed; « At least one addMenel major monumentally embarrassing proportions. NEW YORK — Jewish leaders condemned Fope John Faul IPs least North and Poindexter were lying when they helped prepare shredding fnchfont. M aiMItfoii Co The headlines this week must have sent meeting with Austrian Fresident Kurt Waldheim and today congressional testimony for then-, North’ s prwvfously deBerlRed des­ suggested it was an extensfonof “ the indifference of the Catholkf more than one new 1W7 Chrysler owner CIA director William J. Casey. truction of Nationai iecurity Com- 1980 history churches hi Europe” to the Hoiocansf. . , scurrying out to the driveway to check that Casey, according to the trans­ cil documents, took Place as the "This is no less than a whitewash of an international figure who purchase. cript, was less than candid to the affair unraveled last fall. has been accused of complicity in the Holocaust,” R ab^ Gilbert House Intelligence Committee Sen. Warren Rudinan. R-N.fv., For years, federal officials charge. Klaperman, presidem of the Synagogue Council of America, said When he testified on Nov. 2i. just as hinted at the shredding. sayMg Chrysler top executives have let employees WASHINGTON - Ex-President Jimmy Carter, Thursday. he did the same day to the Senate figuratively that It could " f iH ^ a who had promised never to lie to the American drive new cars as a company perk. Waldheim’s meeting with the pontiff at the Vatican was. his Intelligence Committee. half of a boxcar.”^ But he said Re people, told a whopper in 1980. Then he merely first state visit since his election last year amid allegations he Before the House committee. was "not at liberty to discuss” it Federal investigators have documented sought to distort the news; now he is trying to took part in Nazi atrocities while a German army lieutenam Casey at least partially carried out fu ith erw il the incident is detailed that 60,000 vehicles in an 18-month period rewrite history. daring World War II. Waldheim denies the charges. cover-up plans that had been AR imoto in later hearings. beginning in July 1985 were used, with The story can best be told chronologicany: The head of the International Network of Children of Jewish cooked up the day before on Nov. 28. • Former National fiecurity Ad­ His only reference to a HAWK CHARLES COOPER ON CAPITOL HILL viser Robert C, McFarlane, in an odometers temporarily disconnected. Eventu­ On Sept. 20,1980, we received an urgent Holocaust Survivors, Menachem Z. Rosensaft, called the telephone call from then-ClA Director Stansfield meeting “ a deliberate slap in the face of the Jewish people in anti-aircraft missile shipment a . .. assistant attornsy general testifies interview with Meese as (he attor­ ally, the odometers were reconnected and the year earlier was in saying the CIA ney general carried out Ms Investi­ 'nimer. He asked us to kill the Sept. 22 column, general and the victims of the Holocaust in particular.” cars were sold. Some cars were even wrecked had recommended a "reliable 2.008 TOW anti-tank missiles and attempt to achieve a diplomatic gation last November, witRReld which had already been distributed to newspapers. airline” to the Israelis for transpor­ various HAWK spare parts to Iran opening to Iran at odds with CIA some details of (he affair because and then repaired and sold as new cars. Washington Wire He informed us gravely that the column tation of unspecified "buiky for $12 million under authority of documents that show the initial he was "trying to protect the The practice dates back to 1942, and jeopardized national security. AIDS cholctf Irk* gay advoeata* • cargo” The HAWKS were never Reagan’s Jan. 17 intelligence find­ focus was entirely on release of president,” Ceeper said. McFar­ possibly involves millions of cars, the feds We replied that the column was based on mentioned. ing. But Casey continued to des­ American hostages lane made the comment privately intercepted Soviet cables, that the Soviets knew the ' WASHINGTON — Gay advocates are unhappy that the He went on to describe the sale of cribe the move as initially an Casey’s declassified testimony to Meese say. National Security Agency routinely intercepted chairman of Fresident Reagan's commission on the AIDS Chrysler’s first response to the charges is as A case of blurred vision their cables and that presumably they also knew epidemic is a doctor who acknowledges " I have no expertise on embarrassing as the charges themselves. The what was contained in their own cables. So the this field.” B L I S S ESTABLISHED 188 2 company flatly denied that it or any of its By George Gedda in their country. The drugs would abundance of other suspects, the column didn’t reveal anything the Soviets didn’t Dr, W. Eugene Mayberry, head of the Mayo Clinic, was Pentagon says Iran appointed by Reagan on Thursday to lead an Il-member group employees were doing anything illegal or not Improve his vision but could government chose to prosecute already know. WASHINGTON - An unsual prevent It from becoming worse, Peltier because of his reputation charged with finding measures to help discover a cure for AIDS improper. In fact, the practice is a legitimate development in Soviet-American they said. as an activist. TURNER ARGUED that the publication of a and prevent the spread of the deadly disease. is behind kidnapping “ It would be funny if it weren't so tragic,” complained "quality assurance” program, they said. relations this week centered not Peltier has proclaimed his She says court documents and single cable would enable the Soviets to focus on it Benjamin Schatz, director of the AIDS civil rights project of the Sure, Lee. And, the next time you buy a TV on nuclear missiles or expansion­ innocence insistently. The sym­ other records show "extreme and learn about our intelligence methods. We were National Gay RIgiMs Advocates, a public interest law firm in San WASHINGTON (AP) - Iran has victory could further destabilize IMMSKSTESMnS ist plots but on a case of blurred pathy his case has generated in or a new stove, won’t it be comforting for you examples of government miscon­ aware of this danger, we said. But we pointed out Francisco. “ We don’t have time for people todevelopexpertlse.” a "galaxy of threats” it can use the entire region. And Kuwait has CAN DAMMCYDINI NOME the Kremlin matches that which to discover that someone parked the TV or the vision. duct," including a coerced affad- that the same secret message had been sent to Jeffrey Levi, executive director of the National Gay and against shipping in the Persian Gulf been giving Iraq money and allow­ Leonard Peltier, a jailed Ameri­ Washington has displayed toward avit that led to his extradition and is probably behind the kidnap­ ing a significant amount of war Bliss to the rescue! Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensivB DaDertes stove in their home for a month or two to test several Warsaw Pact governments and that we had Lesbian Task Force, said Mayberry “is something of an unknown can Indian activist, is a relatively perceived martyrs of Marxism, from the Pine Ridge reservation. ping last week of an American materiel to be unloaded at its ports in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm yout taken care to quote only phrases that had appeared " to all of us who have been working on the AIDS issue. Scientists in home They' re unsightly and unsanitary but they ate no match (or its quality? Perhaps, too, it would be wise for obscure figure in his native land such as Andrei Sakharov, the journalist, say Pentagon sources. and shipped to Iraq, which has lost in all the messages. So the Soviets couldn’t Isolate the community don’t seem to know much about him.” Bliss trained technicians Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE someone to sleep on the new sheets your wife but he has become almost a Soviet dissident who recently was PELTIER’S CONVICTION, Di­ The revolutionary regime, how­ its major harbors during the any single cable. ever, appears reluctant to use its PLAN; it's backed by over a century of reliability. household word in the Soviet released from internal exile. Lauro says, was based largely on stalemated conflict. buys for the bedroom , or m aybe m ove in a The Sept. 22,1980. column appeared on schedule. most powerful military weapons, When Americans visiting Mos­ new couch or a barbecue set for a three-month Union. testimony given by three young It reported that President Carter was preparing a an estimated 20 to SO Chinese-made Iran responded by fomenting rMosc: 6 4 9 .9 2 4 0 cow mentioned Sakharov, Soviet Trauma, not dltaata, kills youths trial. The Soviets long have looked on Indians who had been threatened military assult on Iran as an “ October surprise” to Silkworm anti-ship missiles. Pen­ unrest among the Shiite Moslems the white man’s treatment of leader Mikhail Gorbachev par­ and physically abused by govern­ rescue the American hostages, punish the regime tagon Mideast experts said in an Ndnsense. If the Chrysler Corp. charges can CHICAGO — Homicide, suicide and accidents far outstrip who make up about 38 percent of American Indiansasa scandalous ried with Peltier. ment agents. His backers plan to of the Ayatollah Khomeini regime and win support disease as the leading killers of America’s young, and the interview granted on condition they Kuwait’s predominantly Sunni be proven, then Chrysler should be forced to exampleofracistexploitation.the When 1 million Soviet teen­ appeal his case to the Supreme for his re-election. pressures of modem life are partly to blame, says the author of a not be identified. Moslem population, and among make restitution to the millions of car owners type of abuse they say could never agers signed a petition on Pelti­ Court. The column also warned that the Kremlin had study published today. Iran has slowed construction of Palestinians, who make up 88 BUSS hardened bankers to house its affected. And if, as Chrysler is saying, the occur under a system of socialist er’s behalf and sent it to the White The State Department sees the alerted its Warsaw Pact allies to prepare for a “ We need to look at what we're doing to kids, given this percent of the Kuwaiti bureau­ B x m m n Silkworm missiles, suggesting that cracy, according to intelligence equality. House, Peltier replied to Moscow case as the cold-blooded murder military confrontation in Iran and "was prepared tremendous pace,” said Dr. Robert Blum, director of the practice is industrywide, then the officats there are concerned about officials. THE OLOC6T AND LANOiit M CONN. Although the Soviets would by telephone from prison, ex­ of two federal agents. Peltier, to intervene militarily in the event of an American University of Minnesota's Adolescent Health Frogram. investigation should be industrywide, too. possible U.S. retaliation against never put it this way, they vie w the pressing solidarity with the Soviet says Assistant Secretary of State ■October coup. ’ ... The Red Army has shifted Three «dltorlBl projectile, airline and federal officials say. Americans held hostage in Le­ any other American citizen. This was no mean feat authors. In the years afterward, lesser attempts to About 88 passengers and a crew of five were aboard the Boeing banon, the source said Thursday, in view of the fact that when the Constitution was prevent corporations from doing whatever they As more and more Harvard Business School 737 bound from Pittsburgh to Atlanta on Thursday when the confirming a report on ABC-TV’s written, there was no such thing as a corporation. want, whenever they want, have usually broken alumni seem destined to exchange their Brooks projectile, apparently out of fuel, passed 600 feet below the jet and “ World News Tonight” Nevertheless, 101 years ago the Supreme Court, down end failed. Sooner or later attempts at every Brothers threads for prison denims, we’re to the side, said airline spokesman Bill Berry. with no argument, discussion of ifs, ands or buts, kind of regulation for financial, health, heartened to see that the old school tie apparently The plane. Flight 1083, was at Its cruising altitude of 39,800 feet Assad accepted the offer (or the envoy, said the source, who would on a distribution of power between millions of environment and safety reasons have been checked remains in fashion. When asked about a |900-a-day about 30 miles out of Charleston. It was heading just east of due defined the corporate enterprise as a human being not disclose any details on the OeQemmis south, and the rocket was headed In the opposite direction at a in BO far as the law was concerned. ’This historic pygmy We the Peoples and a few thousand and emasculated. consulting contract he gave to an old classmate last Identity of the diplomat, when that decision raising up to peoplehood inanimate dinosaur-sized corporate We the Very Big Peoples. year, former Postmaster General Albert V. Casey high speed. Berry said. person might travel to Damascus organizations, which live forever and are The Constitution subsumed a society governed by THOUGH PEOPLE of little or no wealth or expressed surprise that anyone should even raise “ The pilot described It as a rocket or a missile about 4-feet long, or what Assad may have said about essentially unaccountable to the society which white men of moderate wealth. At the time of its property were admitted into the formal citizenship, the issue. His old buddy’s work was first-rate and with fins that were each about a foot or a foot and a half In Glass or the other hostages. ratification. owning some wealth was a so also were non-persons of near limitless money the 1900 a day was "Just the going rate,’’ said height,” Berry said today. nurtures them, has gone largely unappreciated. However, The New York Times In qualification for the right to vote. Since then the and power. Between the two there has never been Casey. "His typical rate was $1,000 but we worked Friday’s editions quoted an uniden­ IT HAPPENED in a closeted courtroom and to social foundations of the constitutional system much of a contest. By the 1920s, the SO percent of it out,” Casey explained. "M y God, it was tified senior administration official this day few understand that these were very big have been drastically altered. the population with the least wealth had dropped peanuts.” That’s the way It goes with insider I Missouri to tail (or Psrslan QuK as raising the possibility that the people who got enfranchised. Some idea of their out of the electoral process and they've never hiring. envoy would be Vernon Walters, the 2450 M ain Street, Glastonbury, Ct 06033 political and social site was given by David Ewing, THE RIGHT TO VOTE has been extended to all dropped back in. The corporate citizens have used WASHINGTON — The battleship Missouri and thrw ssoorts U.S. ambassador to the United • • will sail from California In late July for the Persian Gulf, but the mancging editor of the Harvard Business Review, people over 18 years of age, save felons and the the money power to dominate government, directly Nations. 633-5203 when he wrote that, ’’Some of our corporate and mentally handicapped. Nevertheless, as the by cash and other considerations to politicians, and Missouri will not be used to escort Kuwaiti oil tankers. Pentagon ABC said the envoy would travel public organizations have larger ’populations’ than suffrage has been granted to more and more indirectly by myriad devices, the most successful officials said today. to Damascus some time In the next ^aiirliPBtrr Hrralft Rather, the Missouri will stand as a second sentry In a one-two few weeks. did the IS colonies. General Motors, with 681,000 people, it has meant less and less. Power has of which is. perhaps, the illusion that power in the ' punch," along with the carrier Constellation, to respond against remained with wealth, particularly as it is society still rests, as it did in WasMneon’s day, in The White House and the State employees, is nearly two and one-half times the Founded In 1$61 Iran If that country attempts to fire ground-to-sea missiles site of the second largest colony, Pennsylvania, organized through corporate We the Peoples. The the hands of two-legged people. Department declined to comment against U.S.-flag ships, the officials said. proof of that is to be found not only In the Supreme It takes no small sleight of hand to make these PCNNV M BISPrenT...... RubUther on the matter Thursday night. PLEASE USE OUR REAR ENTRANCE DURING which had a population of about >4,000 people in DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Exaeullv* Editor Besides Its 16-Inch guns, the Missouri will be prepared to use The administration source, who ITTO. Westinghouse, the ISth largest corporate Court’s conferring peoplehood on corporate large institutions invisible to the people who are ADELEM ANGLE...... Nmrt Editor Tomahawk cruise missiles against Iranian targets, the sources spoke to The Associated Press on employer with 106,000 employees, is four times the agglomerations, but In the enduring inability of the ruled by them. Part ofthe trick is to dress actors up ALEXANDEB GIRELLI...... AttocIM* Editor added. By the time the ship gets under way over the last weekend condition of anonymity, said the SUFFIELD SAVINGS REMODELING OF THE non-corporate, flesh-and-blood pygmy people to In IBth century costumes, have them speak site of the ISth largest colony, Delaware, which had DENISE A ROBERTS .. . AdvortMirg Diroctor of July, the Navy will have all the geographic and terrain data United States is interested In the BUILDING a population of41,000. In fact, IS8 corporations control corporate people. portentious truisms and fade out of the old MARK F ABRAITIS...... ButInfM Manigor needed to program the Tomahawk’s sophisticated guidance new contact with Syria because have larger 'populations* than did Delaware In In the last years of the 19th century and the first parchment and those familiar goose-gilled words SHELDON COHEN...... Compoihtg Mtttagor system, they added. "they are a player In the region.... “0 years -'*Nsone. some anti-trust. — We the People. All is made to seem as it was 200 ROBERT H HUBBARD Prottroom Msrtaew We’ve been very supportive of them i r » . JEANNE G FROMERTH CIrtulMlort Martagor llie ' i not envision a system based corporate-control legislation was passed by years ago, though nothing is. playing a (constructive) role.” w a tc f m n m iwnr. Awem ProtesleiB battle SPORTS ______

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V# v W H I m to easily trounce Katz LMU c M m WimMeilon Vlflnners Everybody got Into the act as Vernon Orioles. struck out three In going the j W c* McDdrmdt? W, Alice Moiiarty Brothers had Its biggest Moiiarty’s scored four times In distance. hit explosion of the year with 20 the second Inning, highlighted by Ralph Glansanti paced the MB hit SiRilas Ghampd of thd 1980b safeties as It routed Katz Sports. Mike Johnson’s K B I double, and paraife with four and he knocked In 17-3. Thursday night at Moiiarty never looked back in this one-sided '4N»1Ww*Wlwr AtW— JM DM LNN« ANm « Wi|W three runs. Ray Oliha had three Field In Greater Hartford Twilight affair. The local entry broke it open hits. Including a homer, with three Baseball League action. In the fifth inning when It plated RBI, Chris Petersen had three hits AbdwMn 30/Jackie OwRw ^ The M B's, now 8-4 for the season, eight runs. The M B ’s had a 7-0 lead with two RBI, Jeff Johnson socked 'l^XZlmLSSL C S T iSS!»a!5&®^**^''^ r e a r F B M M K w if t o o n II are right back Into action tonight at at the time. three hits. Bill Chapulls had two iTSSk igge BUrteBeiBer (venLaeOl 54587-9 r.ALotiBy,drly^*^8r(8r:;i^ T y y ,g y w ^, 6 In a makeup against the N e«ing- Beneficiary of the M B explosion hits, Including a homer, with three rONI f m . ^6tk< €14009 la pin on RHti hofe- Marv Burn* ton Capitols at Newington High was left-handed hurler Craig 1*05 BeH*B*N9*r NeweCurree 5* 577-* 54 isnf i l l l RBI and Mike Johnson had two hits School. M oriarly's also Is sche­ Steuemagel. who twirled a five- and drove In one run. A fM l 49S4 Jen* sNSwo* ARHRjf COfMOf# 5 1 5 1 5 2 duled for a Saturday night game at hitter. ’The former East Catholic Everybody In the Moiiarty lineup Vv^MMP MVM ▼*"/ ^fWWMWv* SI —< 7; 30 at M oiiarty Field against the High School and UConn standout had at least one hit. #ff -f, ThvrtAnr nl«M «f fWrTCT WWffPWTfWTdWn wml PMiWWilll S S k f lilt i I I I A pair of five-run Innings was the Jon Roe was 3-for-4 with three Km m v m«M. Tim OMlortfln ro0MA Ooyon eecb bod t^eo bit* ond Amy m im a ^ RBIs and two runs scored, Rob R B I single. Roe knocked in two of J J impetus as Manchester Legion fltfM mf« «Md Sc«ff P o rk f, N «n L «w Loovltt end Annto Sreen two ooleco tor 1 1 5 I ?i. CMonoWllkln* baseball team whipped South Wind­ Stanford was 2-for-3, Mike Charter three Manchester runs In the third frame. bomored end Korl Oollo beitod two M. Ipencer-Oevlln 3435-09 South Windsor hurler Joe Ro­ douMe* tor OdO. Keren JorcMk, Ooyon 19M HarM MioMova 7-9 7-153 Kim Shipmon 3535-49 five Innings because of darkness. with a run scored and three R B I to AP photo W lM M 'f R W Oorceoo ond decky imitb otoyod well Anne-Morl* bollf 3435-49 pace Manchester, which totaled 12 drigues Issued six walks while ter Cborter Ook. 1985 Merge* NeweStev* ChrM even LloyO 4-9 53 52 betti Rino 3535-49 Manchester hurler Casey, who HObdty TlfOf Rottavfonf downod 3 4 3 8 -» Manchester. 3-0-1 In the Zone and hits. Everyone except one batter in Oofmon iMwrobco. id-1/ Tbortdoy Celtnf Mors* pitched a three-hitter, had trouble Mookle Wilson of the Mets, his who tags him out during fIfth-InnIng nitilit of Cborfor Ooh Rork. Jon NorrM 1984 ChrM Everl Lk>zlook and feel of his fastball Oakland in the American League Puckett was under It. I let out a big top. my arm was dropping. Every­ Cubs. The Mets, winners of six of their Oudehove and Steve Clancl eoch hod CLdVaLANO MfNtWfOTA plain* Crosby 3141— a two hit* for Noitlff'*. Oberrvlb 4 00 0 Sbefbyct 4 111 Jim Oollaoher West. sigh of relief.” thing changed. My fastball "Except for my control, I think last seven games, moved into a tie Amarlean Laagua atandlnga _ jrb b t jr b b f Asnmchrp 0 0 0 0 (SuerrerIt 4 110 Vane* Hoefner iterrl Turner 3 5 3 0 -a In the bullpen Butter ct 4 0 10 Ofoddenlf 4 12 1 M. Fleusro5Dotti 3 5 3 7 - a The Cleveland Indians weren't "That's the toughest Job In Reardon then struck out Tony straightened out and I lost my good I'm all the way back."said Gooden, for second place In National League OMrphy rt 3 110 (jonarx It 0000 Mlkettulbert 3340-a Charlir Oik CCosbllpb 1 0 0 0 Newmn *• 4 00 0 orftrev If 4 0 10 Mofstiol rt 3011 dob Lehr Becky beorson too fond of It. however, when the baseball — to close out a game Bernazard to end the game. velocity. My fastball’s alive now” who spent 28 days In drug rehabili­ East. do*( Ofvftfgfl dermrd2b 4 0 10 buckett ct 4 110 TDovIspr 00 00 Stubbsib 3 000 Clorene* Roe* Kathryn Yeung 3538- a The Twins gave starter Bert Tierney'* be*ted Acadia bettaurant, W L bet. OB FrancoM 3 0 2 0 Hrb*k 1b 4 113 Deborah Skinner 3537— a Minnesota reliever started throw­ against good major-league hit­ In his fifth start since returning tation before making his first start Nettle* Sb 4 0 10 Sdosclo c 3 03 0 Tim Simpson Blyleven, 6-6. a 3-0first-inning lead. "We’ve been slowly getting 7-2, at Fltxperald Field. John dutler, Toronto 44 3* A29 — Toblerlb 3000 0aettl3b 4 0 10 VIrgllc 4 0 11 Homltn 3b 3010 J.C. Niead Susie Bernine 3 5 3 9 - a ing the pitch from the mound to ters.” said MInfiesota’s Roy Smal­ from drug rehabilitation. Gooden of the season on June 8. drian McAulev, baul Modor and Mike New York 44 21 .811 1 MHalllf 4 0 0 0 Sn^lvdh 4 13 1 Hubbrd3b 4030 Hershlsrp 3000 Ren Streck Jon* Cnafter 35a— a ley, who went 3-for-4 with a homer. Dan Gladden led off with a homer things together for about three Falkowikl each hod two hit* for Detroit 37 31 .544 8 3000 start the eighth inning allowed three singles and an The Cubs nicked Gooden fora run Snyder rf 4 0 10 Briinsky rt Alexndrp 3000 Mike Mllvan Anne Kelly 3538- a "H e got roughed up early this against Cleveland’s 48-year-old weeks now.” Mets Manager Davey Tlernev't while Mike Beach belted a Mllwoukee 35 33 .515 • borsnsdh 4 0 0 0 ipudner c 3000 Ackerp 0000 Horry toylgr batty Sheehan 3 5 a —a " I (elt like I had a good fastball unearned run in seven Innings, in the third when Martinez scored pair for Acadia. Botfpn 34 37 .479 W'/i Jacoby 3b 2 2 10 Lmbrdt3b 3000 Cathy Marino 3 5 a —a season but he kept wanting the ball knuckleballer, Phil Niekro. 8-7. He Johnson said. "You don’t lose your Baltfmore 30 .417 IS SImmn* 1b 30 10 Doug Tesyell when I was warming up In the leading the New York Mets to an 52 from second after second baseman dondoc 4 12 3 TetdN IS I 0 1 TeNM* 303 0 3 Howard T o ^ Lisa Young 3 5 a - a bullpen and I went out with the most I have nothing but respect for him " had gotten some advice from No. 1 pitcher and not feel it all the Cleveland 8 M .357 19 asii Tptpi* 31404 Foul Adnoer Morwnv fiDwpv a -3 8 -a victory over the Chicago Cubs Keith Miller misplayed Jerry W**( OfvMlen confidence that I ’ve had since 1 The Twins-Indlans game was the Niekro’s brother. Joe. a Minnesota way through the rest of your staff, if "hip d# ' JonlceOlbsen 3 5 3 0 -a Thursday. Mumphrey’s two-out grounder and N Ik i W L Pel Od _«nnlej Oeide* Roberts 3 5 3 0 -a came here." said Reardon, who only American League game pitcher. not your whole team.” Minnesota 41 9 .in — Gooden’s fourth victory in five let kicked It into short right field. JMC Con*tructlon trimmed Ever Brian Sally Austin 3 5 3 5 -a pitched two perfect Innings Thurs­ played Thursday. " I asked Joe before the game if The Mets, who knocked out loser preen Lown*, 5-3, Thur*doy nioht m Oakland 37 33 .539 4>/i Oame WInnIi Rdf f f f f S IS RuseCochron MelIsM Whitmire 3540- a starts came on the day his detailed Gooden worked out of his biggest Kansas City 38 33 .SO 5 Reardon retired the side In the Phil stays with the knuckler when Steve Trout. 4-2. In the fourth, Nike Field. Dove Ooopon hod three hit* E— broncp. ^*f*CTnntne9MVTvV WffWfffTV ( 1). T.C . Chen 353 Kr1*n Albers a-38-a day to nail down the Tw ins’ 4-3 jam in the sixth, when the Cubs Seattle 37 34 .521 5 Clevelafid 8, iwn B MerRdigr. LOd-l SL jm_____E ^ 0,i (UP* An- 3533- N Caroline (3owan 3534- a eighth on two strikeouts and a he gets behind In the count." said account of cocaine use appeared In ond Wovne Forr, Car| Corl*on ond Burt California 34 31 .473 t'/i bVVWitV WWffWfff* victory over the Indians for his 18th scored in each of the first six do*kervllle two apiece for jMC. Mike HR— Ofodden (4) Hfbafc (« MfM S. » Hxbbord, Ommro, Homll- Ken Green 3534— 09 Lenor* Muraoko 35a— a popup. He struck out Chris Bando to Gladden, whose fourth homer of the two local papers. placed runners on first and second Texas 30 35 .441 W/i LasII* beorson 35a— a save " I got everybody on fastballs. Innings and finished with a 13-hit Oreco, Frank Mor*e ond Tom Oreco (5), BondP (3). ton. HR-^Boibv (0^. Brad Oreer iS-38-09 year came on a 3-1 pitch. "Joe said. "It made me feel a lot better to with none out. Displaying the form each had a poIr ot hit* for Evergreen. Chicoeo 25 43 3M » DI*gp3.HR-€Jackson(1).Sd— CMortlrm Robert Thompson 3537— 71 Evert, a three-time Wimbledon who beat RIcki Ostherthun of West and Mitch Webster went 4-for-S Thurtdav night at Waddell Field. New York 38 32 .543 5'/j E— Miller, Sundberg. DP— Chicago 1. (3), bankovHs (1), Hatcher (B), Doran (11), Brett Upper 3535-71 Australia on Court No. I. hard time believing It, too. attempt for a fourth con.secutive LDB— Chicago 9, New York 11. 3B— champion and the tournament's Germany 6-3. 7-6, 6-4; and Paul with three runs batted In as MARC, which ttarted the year with 10 Chicago 39 33 .542 5'/i j*tl*rHX,(14).L-9n«m*r^ BdRddSO Scott Verakank 3734-71 Navratilova beat Etsuko Inoue of victory. contecutlye la**et, wan faur at It* la»t Pittsburgh 31 39 .443 )l'f7 KHernondei, Straw49*rry, McReynoldt, Robert Onetm Transactions "As soon as I hit It, I saw It was Montreal defeated Pittsburgh. tlx to (Inith at 4-12. Max deVlller* had Philadelphia 30 38 .441 )74 7 f i i ? ! Charles Bolling Thursday to advance to the third victory by limiting the Pirates to Kelly and Chad Herdic each doubledfar W L bet. OB HJohnson (13). S— Oooden. G*era* Bum* 35 3 8 -a to go. It was unbelievable.” Slm- The Giants, who hit five solo lb H R RR BB SO ChlldreM 1 1 0 0 1 0 round before 44 players had even two runs and six hits over 8 1-3 the winner*. John Bowe* rapped three CIncInnotl 40 32 .558 John Cook 39^33-a BMBBALL mson said after his line drive hit homers In overcoming a 50 deficit, hit* tor Modern, which I* 8-7. Houston 38 33 .535 1'/> ChlcoBO Dw*dfy!y,38 81-3 4 1 1 1 5 Doug Doolil*l 3538— a completed the first round. It was innings. He left with a torn Trout L/52 3 53 * 5 5 5 0 teammate Glenn Hubbard between entered the bottom of the ninth San Francisco 38 35 .507 3'A McCII*r*S,9 3 3-3 3 0 0 0 3 Jay Delsina 3 5 3 5 -a BALTIMOR^^LES^^AIgned Chris the only match to beat the showers. fingernail on his pitching hand one Atlanta 34 37 .479 5'A Holes 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Wb— McCuller*. Trevor Dodds 3 5 3 8 -a first and second base in the ninth trailing 6-8. But Bob Brenly walked Lynch Myers, pitcher, arxl assigned him to " I am so lucky to have been able batter after allowing Johnny Ray’s National Farm Los Angeles 33 38 .485 8'A Umpire*— Home, B.WIIIIams; First, I booel 3 5 3 5 -a Bluefleldof the Appalachian Loague. inning of Thursday night’s game with one out and pInch-hItter Chris San Diego 24 49 .329 18'/Y ROavavis McSherrv; Second, donclnp; Third, Oronom 1 5 3 8 -a to finish.” Navratilova said. "The two-run single in the sixth. Hartford Road Dairy Queen and the Ttiursday'* Oame* Stew Y eik •COTT S ^ a worst thing Is to be stopped In the with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Brown singled off reliever Rob Lawyer* tpllt two game* Thurtday 7 3 Brocklander. OAKLAND ATHLETICS-blotwd Moose Andy McGaffIgan pitched hitless New York 8, Chicago 2 Oooden W.51 T— 3:14. A— 15,9». a -3 5 -a Hoes, pitcher, on the 7\-0m disabled list. Simmons got a base hit on the Murphy, 4-3. night. DQ won a completion of a Sisk 1 1 3 5 3 8 -a middle” ball over the final 3 2-3 Innings for •utpended game, 7-8, while the Lawyer* Son Diego 4, Houston 1 bhillp Jonds SEATTLE MARINERS-Slgned Mike play, but Hubbard wasdeclared out Frank Williams took over and Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 2 Myers 1 0 John Mahaftey 3 5 3 5 -a (3eff, Brion Wilkinson, Foul Togrwrl, and Officials said they would consider his seventh save. took the regularly tcheduled conteit, St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0 WP— RDovls. PB— Lyon*. Mike Nlcolett* a -3 5 -a making "contingency plans” If the and Braves wound up losing 2-1. Joel Youngblood doubled to tie the 10-9. In the completed game, Joth Umpire*—wiiivtsev Honte,IIUII9V/ ^iwivTKibler; 4 riiei* First, 'Quick; Brlpn Baldwin, pitchers, and Corey Foul, Solomonton pitched the dittanc* for IPS Angel** 2, Atlanta 1 Chris berry 3 5 a — a out(l*ld*r,anda*slpn*d them to Bellingham inclement weather continued. After game. After Robby Thompson Son Francisco 7, Cincinnati 8 Second, Froemmlng;ilno; Third, Bonin. CardInalaS.PhllllaaO Kenny berry 3 5 3 8 -a of the Northwest League. "In 41 years of pro ball. I ’ve never DQ, ttrlklng out 12 and giving up five Frtdov's Oame* T-3:09. A— 40.1*7. Dove Rummels 3537— a the ralnout, they announced that seen a game end like that.” Atlanta walked. John Franco took over and Padras 4, Astros 1 hit*. He alto hod three hit*. Including St. Louis (Mograne 50) at Montreal Jim Slnwns 3 5 3 ^ a Clark won the game with his the game-winner — a boiei-looded STLOUIS SAN OlEGo'bAMGS^Sictlvoted Mar­ the first round of men’s doubles Tanner said. "Someone asked me A bloop single by Carmelo (Sebra 58), 7:35 p.m. _ FHILA DoMltoditon 3 5 ^ a vell Wynn*. Optioned ROy Hayward, bizarre fielder’s choice grounder. double. Derik Schnittke and Oront Now York (Femondei 53) ot Philadel­ dtrhM 5 ^ MXerO would be reduced to best-of-three what were the odds of something Martinez that Houston second Lowery al*o hit well for DQ. For the 5 130 pitcher, to Les Vegas of the Faclflc Coast The Reds had gone ahead in the phia (K.Oress 57), 7:35 p.m. Samuel a ToVf R lc lm Zokel League. ______sets, rather than the usual best of like that happening. One In a basemen Bill Doran lost in the sun Lawyer*, Marc Forthino hod two Blanta7,Rada6 iHtuSb id Florl double* and Corey Wry, Matt Morquet Oilcogo (Maddux 58) at Pittsburgh five. hundred years, and all the games top of the ninth when Davis doubled led to two runs in a four-run sixth (Drobek 1-8), 8:05 p.m. Haves ct CARACAS LIONS-Nome^BIII RoWn- off Scott Garrelts, 58, and scored 9 ond Foul Jendreleiyk olto hit well while Atlanta (Mahler 57) at Son Diego Schmdtlb bMI BlbAmgr But one tradition remained off- played everywhere. So, how many inning as San Diego beat the Astros. 9 eon, New York Mots' (Irsf base coach and Brett hotter and Joion Ooldbero ployed ONCINISATI. birHshe Antonie Cerda llmlts In their efforts to clear up the on Kurt Stillwell’s sacrifice fly. well defenilvely. (Show 3-9), 10:05 p.m. _jrhM obrbM ■xeAb — « Mttlne Instructor, manager beginning Oct. billions of games Is that?" Martinez’ popup would have been Cincinnati (Power 5-3) at Los Angeles 50 10 RThp*n|b 4 111 owiisenrt ■OD ■OlfWOOD-- 35. ralny-day bocklog. they said. Cincinnati starter Bill Gulllckson In the tecond game, the Lawyer* (Honeycutt 3-8), 10:35 p.m. Daniels If C James If 1 1 Roy Floyd the third out in the inning and would •cored four run* In the la*t Inning to win T Jones rf 50 10 WCIorklb soil Dowell se o trf 3011 BASKETBALL The middle Sunday, a "dark” day The Braves-Dodgers game surrendered solo home runs by San Houston (Knepper 74) atI Sen1 Francisco RDovls ct 4 3 3 1 Buddy (Mrdner Nottenal EwksEiNl Aeeectatlen have sent the game Into the seventh It. Steve McDonough and Jendreleiyk (LoCoss 53), 10:35 p.m. AguayoH 0 JOOl Hubert Green since the tournament began, would wasn’t the only one to end on a Francisco's Candy Maldonado. each had key hit* while Eric So**, Wry barker 1b 4 110 V J??? Ruffin p S 000 NEW JERSEY NETS— Reached agree­ tied 1-1. All four runs were scored iO H in a tt (Semes 4 111 I Hotolshy ment with Tony Brown, guard,enoone-yeor bizarre play Thursday night In San Chris Speler. Mike Aldrete, Robby and Phil Dakin played well de(*n*lv*ly. New York at bhiladelphia, 3:15 p.m. Stilwll se Doviset Bolrp lohnsp remain so this year. Buzzer Ha- after Houston starter Mike Scott. Wayne Coulombe and Ooldberg com­ FWIIImsp 0000 J??? Calhoun o contract. dingham, the All England Law Francisco, the Giants pulled out a Thompson and Bob Brenly In a span Houston at San Francisco, 4:U p.m. Francop 000 0 3 3 3 1 _____e(3awa FOOTBALL 9-4. retired the first two batters. bined for the pitching win. The Lawyer* Chicago at blttsburgh, 7:05 p.m. _____ Ruseell pn Brian Mogg Tennis Club chairman, said Friday, 7-6 decision over the Cincinnati of three innings and was not are now 11-3, DQ 3-11. BDIaic 5 13 0 MWIImssi 3 0 00 Humep 0000 Nottenal FeeNNl League San Diego left-hander Dave Dra- St. Louis at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. DCncpcIb 2 0 0 1 Sialimn ph BUI ROMTS CLEVELAND BROWNS— Waived Curtis Reds with two runs In the ninth The Involved In the decision. Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:W p.m. 00 0 0 TeMs aoso TeNrts a 3W3 Don W iley He said more than 40 organiza­ vecky. 3-6, who pitched 6 1-3 0*st*r3b 3 0 11 Brown ph 1110 Dickey, running bock. Released Keith tions and some 10.000 workers deciding run scored when Will Rooklaa Atlanta at I I p.m. Blondmp 0 0 0 0 Krukowp 1000 Joey UndMor Baldwin,■ , detenslv)live end. Cardinals 3, Phllllas 0 innings, allowed four hits and one 8 8 Clark hit a bases-loaded ground RMrphvp 0 0 0 0 (>Mp 0 0 0 0 Willi* Wood would have to be consulted and run. Chuck Jackson’s first major- Wolft-Zockln outlo*ted Carter Chev­ St. Louis at Monlmal, 1:B p.m. ball through the middle Into center Greg Mathews pitched a three- Bella 0 0 0 0 A l d ^ ph 1111 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS— Released called In at short notice If play were league home run. Lance McCulIers rolet, 24-14, Thur*doy night. Ryan New York at Fhlladelphia, 1:B p.m. Gullcksn p 3 0 11 MDovIsMDOvIsp 000 0 StLeeN NO M k-O AokI Sandy Armstrong, delensive tackle. field for an apparent game-winning hitter and Jack Clark singled in the Bu*hey and Tom Entwl*tle were otfen- Chicago at Flttsbumh, 1:U p.m. I Rlkl held this Sunday. pitched the final 2 2-3 Innings for his Lorkin •« 1 00 0 Milner ■ pn 1000 WINNIbEG BLUE BOMBERS— Re­ single. go-ahead run. leading St. Louis *lve *(arm* while Dan Franklin and Cincinnati m Los Angeles, 4:U p.m. Gorrettsp 00 00 activated bat Centner running bock, "Apart from these Insuperable ninth save. Norman Small onchored the defense (or Atlanta at Son Diego, 4:N p.m. YngMph 10 11 from the disabled list, tronsferred David problems we have a commitment to But Cincinnati’s Eric Davis came over Philadelphia. the winner*. Jimmy Ray and Darren Houston at Son Francisco, 4:05 o.m M7f 7 Tavlor, slotbock, to reservellst. Mathews. 28, evened his record at Scott walked Stanley Jefferson TetbN M 811 8 TeMe OSmiin, r the club’s neighbors not to play on running In to snag the ball and step Lee ployed well (or CoiTer'*. Herr (13), HOCKEY 8-8 with his second career complete with two out In the sixth. Jefferson the middle Sunday without consul­ on second base. However, he had no S-OSmUh,i game. He struck out five and stole second and scored on a single Eaatarn Laagua atandlnga d e t r o It ' ^ o'^w in I U ^ S R ^ John tation and. of course, no tickets play at first as the winning run TWO outs yrtien wlnnlne runruntcorto. Chobot, center, to a three vear contn by 'Tim Flannery. Tony Gwynn have been printed for the day," scored walked five. Gome Wlnnlne RBI — WCI$ Ruflln LAO NEW YORK RANORRS^Igned Bob Clark singled home a run in the reached on an infield single, then W L bet. R-StUlwell I — - Fro***, gooltender, to a multiyear Hadlngham added. John Shelby’s leadoff homer and 7 7 Martinez hit what appear^ to be a blttsfleld (Cube) 43 ~ mfifract third and Tito Landrum had an RBI I f t I Referee Alan Mills said the Mike Marshall’s R B I single in the Reading (m u le s ) « Hume FITTS'BUROH FRNOUIn s — signed single for the Cardinals off Bruce routine pop fly behind second base. R a d i o , T V NewBAMlRdSx) ' tournament was ISO matches be­ seventh Inning broke a scoreless lyq • ■ MijsgR RIste Kurkinen, wing, to a muittyear Ruffin. 4-6, In the fourth. Terry Doran lost the ball in the sun and fWMi^wWVaaamm TVeW contract. Returned Warren Yeung, left hind schedule and that some events tie, and Dodger right-hander Orel ^^^ ^ m m Pendleton doubled in the eighth and two runs scored. ^)^—ehcegdoh, Umelree ttem*. tMient f Sling, to the Detroit Red Wings. could be changed or canceled. Herehiser went Into the ninth with a RMIRBO nejT) fe g nd, gBCffi mtfd. Ml later scored on a fielder’s choice by After an intentional walk, Kevin Besides the changes In men’s 2-0 lead. e.m. — GHO updates every halt 13 COLLBOE But a walk and an error got Curt Ford for the Cardinals’ final Mitchell singled to drive in the final • ‘ ot this thour on WTIC------C.W. bOST— Nomed VIn Salomon* ot- doubles. Mills said other ways of run. S T w in r" * 53 Meltc director. offsetting the backlog of matches Hershiser Into trouble, and the run. I p.m. — Tbbbls: Wimbledon hltb' >U53 HUNTER— Nomed Leslie Dort head Braves pushed across a run on By winning, the Cardinals In­ "A ny time you go against Mike Nil glhiftic trainer. would be by extending the tourna­ Scott," oald Dravecky, "you know Nbfin,■bte, MHdO " 1H Oizle Vlrgir* groundnut. They had creased their lead In the National 7 hllghts, Channel N 13 TkuradaiTilNRiarMM LOYOLA MARYMOUNT— Named ment championships into a third it’s a tough ballgame. You’ve got a tJ«i- OHO Hlahllghts, C rfTTfTfOlQ I It VOrfTwflT women's velleybell men on first and third when League East to 8>A games over the ^7:10 - p.m. — . Md „ . 1 »PK Sox pt at Yonkees, Readings, WllUamspetl4 AF photo week. Also conceivable, he said, guy on the hill who you know most of Chonneo tm e__ l» , 38 .,.WTIC,_Wbpb . _ K ^ o Simmons hit a line drive that was New York Mets. Montreal Expos y * r b bE R Y ROCK— Named Bob was asking players to complete two the time is going to win. Your level 7:M p .m ,— M e tso t b h illle s . Channels (Mens ballsat Albany (4), I and Chicago Cubs. Iwi MDovIs Irtto Intertm head football coach (or rounds in one day. headed for right field. But It struck of concentration increases. Then HorrWHX'gat New Britain G ^rr^W A -S t h * ^ Defending champion Martina Navratilova wipes her "I give (catcher) Tony Penn as Boxing: Mlchoel Spinks Vermont at blnellm However, there was no need to Hubbard on the back of the right you hope you get a break aome- ' Coonevibrnklon____ blnklon Thoma Thpmos vs. UCLA— Announced that «AAWwiT W —«A nomro* glasses clear of rain during play Thursday at Wimbledon. much credit as I give (Mathews)." WlUlameportat Vermont men's basketball coach, has beeni given a panic, he said. shoulder, ending the game. where down the line. 'That’s exactly ...... jon (toped),(toped), IChannel 0 t Hbjg e ^ said Phillies Manager U e Ella. WilO____ p.m. — _doxlnf:___In,: yincent yincent doifoul multl-yegr cghtrect extoneton. Navratilova advanced to the third round, but she was the "In lOU, we had only two clear Herahlaer, 8-7, allowed eight hits, (Mensbellsat Albany “ Pena called a heck of a ballgame. what happened” toire Y*. Wide Rdsmrdt. Channel 10 Herriirtwrgm 9Nw Biitoln only one as rain continued to fall. days out of 13.” he said. struck out seven and walked one. 1tilO p.m. — OHO Hlehllfhts, Cban- vermontotblttslteid s: Lortvi I coach tor the 1N7 season. • STi. WIHIorrwpiDrtat Vermont MANCHEgTER HERALD. Friday. June M. im - lt_

|> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Juiw 26, 1M7 sportminBri^ I Moses Qscapes another loss FOCUS

By eric Prewitt The semifinals are scheduled for tancing the field in the women’s Tryouts for girls’ fall travel teams The Atsecloted Press tonight, the finals for Saturday. 10,000 in 82:19.18, Francie Lanieu- ” I ’m very confident,” Harris Smlth was second in 88; 45.48, which Manchester Soccer Club will conduct tryouts for girls bom in qualified the 34-year-old runner for SAN JOSE, Calif. - For one said, adding that, " I think It could the World Championships in Rome 1977 and *7S (or the fall travel teams on Saturday from 10 a.m. to anxious Instant, Edwin Moses was take something In the low 47s to this summer. noon at the Kennedy Road soccer complex. The rain date Is in serious danger of experiencing a win.” Finals In 13 events, including the Sunday at 6 p.m. two-race losing streak. Moses won 107 straight races — men’s 200 and long Jump, were For those who can't attend the tryout or wishing additional The 81-year-old hurdler, beaten 122 Including prelims — during the scheduled today. The meet ends information, call Chris Horobostel at 04S-U08. in his spedalty for the first time in streak which ended when Harris Saturday with 22 finals. 10 years early this month, returned won in 47.86 at Madrid, with Moses Other top performers In men’s to competition Thursday and won second in 47.09. The world record Is prelims Thursday included Greg Shares receives national award handily in his preliminary heat of 47.02, set by Moses in 1983. Foster, with a wind-aided 13.15 in the 400-meter hurdles at the USA- Tonight, Carl Lewis goes (or his NEW ORLEANS — Charlie Shares, long-time South Windsor the llO high hurdles, NCAA cham­ Mobil Outdoor Track and Field 80th straight victory in the long High School coach and athletic director, has been named the Championships. Jump. He qualified for the finals pion Butch Reynolds of Ohio State with a 45.09 in the 400, and Wilson National High School Athletic Coaches Association Soccer But Moses was left at the starting with one Jump, going 26 feet, ll'A Californian John Brenner with Coach of the Year, it was announced. line when the gun cracked. inches, on lliursday and also Shares was to receive his award at the annual Wilson banquet "M y blocks slipped. 1 was glad to advanced to the semifinals in the 69-10V4 In the shot put. Reynolds, coming off a 44.12 in New Orleans today. Shares was recognised for his hear the second gun go off, because 100 and 200 dashes, with times of victory in the NCAA meet, said he contributions to high school sports and yuoth development in his I was on my hands and knees,” 10.06 (wind-aided) and 20.18. thinks the world record of 43.86 set community. Moses said later. "M y goals are to go under 10 In The starter brought the hurdlers the 100, under 20 In the 200 and at the 1068 Olympics by Lee Evans could fall this weekend. Others In back because of a false start by one definitely somewhere In the mid-28 the 400 field include Olympic silver UConn played 12th toughest slate runner, and Moses rounded the range In the long Jump,” said medalist Antonio McKay. track In 49.82 seconds to win his Lewis, the Olympic titleholder In all J STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s basketball three. "With the competition here, heat. Danny Harris, the 21-year-old anything could happen.” Reynolds schedule for the 1986-87 season was rated as the 12th toughest in who ended Moses’ winning streak " I f he’s ready and he’s healthy, said. " I believe I can run in the the country, according to a survey conducted by Basketball on June 4 in Madrid. Spain, won the he’s going to Jump 28 feet. Everyb­ 43s.” Times magazine. next heat In 48.79. ody knows that.” said Larry Carl Lewis qualified for the UConn was Joined In the national top 20 by Big East rivals "Nothing really has changed. Myricks, who led the long Jump Alice Brown, who was second to long jump final with this leap Villanova (No. 0), St. John’s (tied (or 12th), Boston College (No. The job Is still hard. It takes effort qualifiers Thursday with 27-HA. Evelyn Ashford in the women’s 100 of 26 feet, ^ ^ V * inches at the i 18) and Pittsburgh (No. 10). to go out and win.” Moses said. ” I Myricks’ career best is 28-2‘/4. at the 1084 Olympics, had a USA Outdoor Champion­ The No. 39 strength of schedule rating (or national runnerup go out to win every time, regard­ eight inches short of Lewis’ best. stadium-record 11.01 in a women’s Syracuse was the lowest rating for any of the nine Big East less. so I go Into every race with the Only one final was held Thurs­ prelim. Ashford advanced to the ships In San Jose, Calif., on U Conference schools. same frame of mind.” day, with Lynn Jennings outdis­ semis with a clocking of 11.14. Thursday. vV> Robinson may play for the Spurs Richard atop Rochester leader board NEW YORK — David Robinson, the No. 1 pick in this week's NBA draft, said Thursday playing for the San Antonio Spurs Bv John F. BonfattI Thursday was good for a one-stroke were Sally Little. Muffin Spencer- "Itseem s like thisyearmore new "could be the right situation for me.” The Associated Press lead in the $300,000 tournament. Devlin and Patti Rizzo, who were faces are coming up because the Speaking on ABC-TV’s "Good Morning America," the 7-foot-l " I keep paying my dues and among a group of six at 69. depth of the tour has become so N recent Naval Academy graduate said, “ I’m going, hopefully to ROCHESTER, N Y. - Deb Ri­ paying my dues and I think I ’ve Like Richard. Ledbetter said it’s strong,” Ledbetter said. get a chance to visit the end of August beginning of September no fluke she’s got a shot at the chard. atop the'leader board after paid enough," said the former Bozarth, In her third year on the and meet some of the players, talk to them, meet some of the $45,000 first prize. one round of the Rochester Interna­ University of Florida player, who tour, credited hard work the " I ’m not playing over my head, I franchise owners, and the people in charge and see what’s going tional. says she’s paid enough dues was runner-up for the tour’s Rookie previous two days for her positioh of the Year award last year. know I’m good enough to play this to happen.” and now It’s her turn to be a winner near the leader. Robinson currently is serving a two-year hitch in Navy. on the LPGA Tour. Behind Richard were a group of well.” Ledbetter, a third-year pro, "Playing basketball for me is having fun. I have to find the "You know you’ve got it Inside of other young pros seeking their first said. " I haven’t played this well all "1 was working on my tempo,” right situation. I’m not necessarily saying going to LA (Lakers) you and you keep giving yourself tour victory, including Nancy Led­ year but I ’ve been working on my she said. " I wasn’t hitting the ball is going to be the right situation just because they’re a winning opportunities and you know one of better. who shot a 5-under 67. and game.” solidly.” team. That’s why I’ m going to take a look at San Antonio because these weeks it’s going to be your Donna Cusano-Wilkins, Terry-Jo It also doesn’t surprise her that none of the game’s more well- Cusano-Wilkins, a rookie, tied for that could be a right situation for m e." week.” said Richard, whose 6- Myers and Marci Bozarth, who under-par 66 on the 6,162-yard were at 66. known players are closer to the fifth In the SAH Classic in April, her Locust Hill Country Club course The nearest "nam e" players lead. only tour finish better than 40th. Cottage industry CCC East cites players THIS Summer renters can bring their own set of problems ENFIELD - The all-Central Connecticut Conference East Div­ FRIDAY, SATURDAY and By Anita M. Caldwell five years. "W e ’ ve been pretty out. ” Diane Morrison said. The INCOME FROM renting a ision all-star squads for the spring Herald Reporter lucky," Richter said. "I don’t Morrisons discovered the tenant cottage to others enables many season were released recently with SUNDAYIII have any gripes” had been subletting, something people to maintain their vacation several Manchester High School Tom Welles of the Welles The couple own a three- forbidden in the lease. spot. athletes receiving honors. Be up front with people. Tell them Agency In Coventry recalled the bedroom chalet and have had no The Morrisons evicted that But Welles, the Coventry Mike Charter was one of three experience of a friend who rented problem finding enthusiastic first tenant. real-estate agent, cautions catchers named to the all-league what you expect, a summer home to four tenants tenants. They get to know their It was an amiable eviction, would-be cottage landlords who 2 baseball squad while Jon Roe was with no problems or damages, think they’re going to get rich off — a real "m om and pop” family, prospective tenants by talking named as a utility infielder and Joe Alfitetoti he said. with them and explaining the Mrs. Morrison said. For she and their cottages. “ It’s not a piece of Casey was cited as one of the top outfielders. Roe played second base — Betty Richter "M om and dad invited Uncle rules of the house. her husband, the mishap "has cake,” he said. for the Indians, who finished second Bob and his family, and the "B e up front with people," been the exception rather than Welles has been in real estate in the CCC East with a 10-4 mark. grandparents, and suddenly you Richter advised. "T e ll them the rule." for more than 50 years, and In boys’ track. Senan Gorman, ' .. I had 25 people there. Well, the what you expect. ’ ’ Richter said involved with summer rentals Brian Brophy. Jeff Holland. Tom . deck couldn’t hold 25 people so It that she and her husband expect THE SCREENING PROCESS, locally for more than 20 years. Lyon. Steve Gallacher. Todd LIs- Our first tenant didn’t workout, collapsed." the place to be left clean when a security deposit, credit checks, Whether it’s a lakefront comb. Dana Dieterle and Craig A modern-day horror story of the tenants move out, even If and a written agreement — even property or a farmhouse, each 6 Hempstead were named all-league. for a week’s stay — can help locale has its different summer cottage renting, and a they’re only there for a week. Girls named to the all-league team minimize problems an owner circumstances to be considered. from Manchester were Laurie — Diane Morrison bit extreme, perhaps. But fears Richter works in real estate may encounter with renters. "The primary thing the owner Smith. Alexia Cruz. Kim Jarvis. of damaged carpets, torn drapes, and her husband works with of a property should do is select Val Holden. Karen Obue and stolen kitchen items and tire computers. " I can’t keep running Many owners use a real estate Shellina Fyall. marks on the front lawn aren’t. up there,” she said. agent to serve as the middle someone (an agent) that is in the Gregg Horowitz was the lone It’s not a piece of cake. W People who rent summer person. The agents will Interview immediate area of the rental,” Indian named to the all-CCC East cottages say you have to know N E IT H E R CAN Donald and screen for an owner, and he said. If an agent is readily boys’ tennis squad while Coach what you’re doing, and you have Morrison, a local physician, nor provide any necessary written available to the tenant, fewer Millie Arnold’s girls’ squad , was — Tom Welles to set limits on tenants. But, on his wife, Diane. The Morrisons papers. problems arise, Welles ex­ represented by Anna Riggio and the whole those who were own a summer home in Maui, “ We’ve been pretty fortunate plained. Debbie Bray in singles and the queried by the Manchester Hawaii, where they plan to retire here, ” said Patty Coelho at Ann teams of Jill Boggini-Paula Lacey M iller Real Estate. "But, you HIS BEST experiences have and Kristin Ashbacher-Sue Herald, letting strangers inhabit this year. have to have some backup," she been with longer-term rentals. Guerette in doubles. Manchester We’ve been pretty fortunate here, your prized summer home The Morrisons work with a real He said tenants who rent for a captured both the boys and girls shouldn’t cause nightmares. estate agent in Maui who screens said, referring to a security league crowns, each with spotless LOOK FOR THE the tenants, checks their credit deposit. The agency, which month offer more stability. 7-0 marks. — Pat Coelho BETTY AND BILL RICHTER, histories, and interviews them. charges 10 to 50 percent to handle Welles also pointed out that John Wynn. Jason Neubauer and "RED TAG" who live on Cedar Ridge in The final decision, however, is the screening process, encour­ since most realtors charge a fee Eric Savidakis from the CCC East SALE Glastonbury, have been renting made by the Manchester couple. ages the owner to establish a champion Indian golf team, which their New Hampshire home for "Our first tenant didn’t work guidelines for renting. Please turn to page 80 went 12-2 in league play, were AND SA VE!!! named to the all-league squad. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! Manchester had a pair of repre­ sentatives on the all-CCC East girls’ softball team in outfielder Chantal Larose and infielder Kris GIGANTIC STOREWIDE RANGE! Cool. Martin and Janet Sheen head an acting dynasty The teams were selected by voting conducted by the coaches in SPECIAL RED TAG SAVINGS THROUGHOUT OUR the respective sports. STORE. NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE BIG ON Bv Bob Thomas PAPA HASN’T exactly been and around New York with a cast acting from that man than from AMERICA'S FAVORITE TOP NAME BRAND MAJOR The Associated Press idle. He is appearing this summer that Includes Helen Shaver, Ro­ anyone else. He was the shyest Oilers may In “ The B elievers." an occult bert Loggia. Richard Masur and man; he’d hardly speak outside APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, VCR's, MICROWA VES, LOS ANGELES — No one was horror tale of black magic and Jimmy Smits. Sheen believes the house because he had a thick VE. more surprised than Martin human sacrifices in midtown that his faith in Schlesinger was accent. At home he was the be thinking AUDIO SYSTEMS, AIR CONDITIONERS AND MORE! Sheen to discover that he had Manhattan. The director is John fulfilled. greatest storyteller I’ve ever parented an acting dynasty. Schlesinger (“ Midnight Cow­ "John knew what he was doing known. I still miss him.” COME IN NOW FOR THE BEST SELECTION,... Against his father’s wishes. of moving TV.. boy” ), and he is the principal all the tim e,” Sheen said. "H e Martin and Janet Sheen are reason Sheen did the film. told us never to look over our Sheen immediately left Dayton 9 EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME,... e v e r y parents'of-hot'new stars Charlie HOUSTON (AP) - Harris i ^SSL^EDER. The actor had come close.to the shoulders and never try to find after graduating from high school County and Astrodome officials FIRST SERVED BASIS. SO HURRYj... THEY WONT e v e r y Sheen. 21 ("Platoon ” ), and Em i­ genre with "The Little Girl Who motivation The audience is that to study at the Living Theater in believe the Houston Oilers will lio Estevez, 23 ("The Breakfast Lives Down the Lane,” with a much further ahead of us. he said, New York. His first Job in a seriously consider moving to LAST LONG AT PRICES LIKE THESE. Club” ). Also coming along are young Jody Foster, and the and if we spent our time trying to one-act play paid $5 a perfor­ another city if $46 million in Renee, 20. who appeared In the Stephen King shocker, “ The figure things out. w e’d be long mance. and that confirmed his improvements are not approved for m u s t b e TV movie, “ The Room Upstairs.” Dead Zone” But he had never gone.” belief that acting was his life. the aging Astrodome. PRE-SEASON and Ramon. 23, who recently Oilers owner Bud Adams con­ BEST BRANDS FOR LESSi gone with all-out horror. AIR I made the movie, ’ ’Turn Around, ’ ’ UNLIKE HIS OWN children. HIS B RO AD W AY RO LE as the firmed Thursday he will make a MAGIC CHEF SUMMIT WESTINGHOUSE GENERAL ELECTRIC “ I was Just ending the run in a SOLD!!! in Norway. Emilio and Renee anguished son in “ The Subject of 8 courtesy visit this weekend with AMANA HITACHI CONDITIONER W play In i^ndon about this time Sheen grew up far from the bright MAQNAVOX SPEED QUEEN Jacksonville, Fla., officials who MAYTAQ SYLVANIA BROAN HOTPOINT have chosen to retain the their last year," Sheen recalled, “ and lights, in Dayton. Ohio. Roses," and his repeat in the film have been seeking an N FL fran­ MITSUBISHI TAPPAN COLORIC JENN-AIR father’s real name. Estevez. ” I came from a large family — version, started a flood of films; CARRIER KITCHEN AID Mr. Schlesinger came to see me chise to play In their 80,(M)0-seat PANASONIC TOSHIBA nine boys and one girl,” he said. "Catch 22”; "Rage”; “Bad­ v'HILCO WASTE KING EMERSON LITTON SALEfl " I was probably the last one to backstage with a script I knew Gator Bowl. CHOOSE FROMi EUREKA be aware that all of our offspring before I read it that I would do It if "M y parents were both im m i­ lands” ; "Apocalypse Now” ; Adams wants the S0,(Kl0-seat QUASAR WELBILT AIR CONDITIONER HEADQUARTERS • CARRIER • EMERSON • FRIEDRICH SANYO RCA' FISHER SUES FROM 4000 BTUS TO had become professional actors he wanted me to. grants. m y father from Spain and "That Championship Season” ; Astrodonje. the smallest stadium In FRIQlDAIRE • FEDDERS • WESTINOHOUSE • SANYO SHARP ZENITH 30,000 STVs m GENERAL ELECTRIC • PANASONIC and that a couple of them have “ After I read it, I told him I my mother from Ireland. My and "Gandhi.” He has also the NFL. expanded by up to 15,000 mother died when all of us were starred in some distinguished seats and a new artificial turf become enormously successful,” think there’s a better script in very young; I was only 11. So we television movies:' "The Execu­ 7 installed. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 observed the 46-year-old Martin your head than what’s on the didn't have the unity with our tion of Private Slovik” ; Harris County, which owns the “TTZ eFFERTS easy to get TO: Sheen. page. He smiled, and I knew he facility, will decide withjn the next 445 HARTFORD ROAD E - I TERMBt “ I can’t figure out why they felt that way. The first thing he parents that we would have "Kennedy” ; "The Missiles of mCASH wanted. My dad was a very October” ; "Blind Ambition” ; SO days if It will include the items on MANCHESTER. CT. now tou can take happen to be in the same asked me was: ‘Are You Ca­ a November bond issue. m MASTER CARD profession. I supposed they had tholic?’ I said yes. ’Are you a honest, very hardworking man; and "The Atlanta Child " I know there’s been quite a bit of ■ VISA practicing Catholic?’ I said yes. I frankly, he was the best man I Murders.” • MONTHLY PMT. had a bellyful of it when I dragged interest from other cities about them halfway around the world didn't know how that would be ever knew. He discussed how he selected getting the Oilers,” County Judge his projects. "Before I get to the AP photo on various locations throughout important to the piece. But there "H e was never less than honest Jon Lindsay said. "They recognize SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER their growIng-up years. I would was a scene in which I come back with us. a straight shooter. He script, I look at thedlrector. If it’s the Oilers are probably vulnerable didn’t want me to become an someone I know by reputation. because of the small seating Actor Martin Sheen is seen here with Helen Shaver in a have thought they would do to the Catholic church, and I think 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET actor; he wanted me to go to I’m more inclined to make a capacity.” scene from his new film, "The Believers." His fpur anything but be in the movies or he wanted that to be authentic.” MANCHESTER, CONN, college. But I learned more about Judgment on that, frankly. Lindsay says he believes the children have become actors. want to be actors.” “ The Believers” was shot In Oilers are serious about moving. OPEN DAILY: MON • THURB TL S, TUIB, WED. SAT 'TIL S, FRI TIL S. SUN It-S "If we don't put the seats in. I think they are going to be gone at some point In time.” Lindsav said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 26.1987 - 18 M - MANCHESTER HEHALD. rrtdav, Juiw 26. IW7

Weekenders Mississippi puckers for Plenty of plaid There are crafts galoro 1^ ,. ■if There will be plenty of plaid at the Manchester If crafu are intrigue you, then you won’t want recorrf <5pit Bicentennial Band Shell on Sunday, for the to misB one of the moat preRtifioua craft fa in in By David B«ard QltQiicW Manchester Association of Pipe Bantb Festival. the Eaft, the Graft Fair, open thia weekend Tho AssoclotBd Press Manchester has four different pipe bands, and at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds, RALEIGH, Miss. — Men, women all of them are playing at this Sunday’s 7 p.m. IMS Memorial Ave., West Springfield, Maas. and children from around the concert. The bands are the St. Patrick’s n pe One of the largest fairs in the natkm, this show ;. nation will compete on a farm 9{ari^orcC (RpacC Cafe Band, the Sphinx Temple Highlanders Pipe features more than 860 artisans working in outside of town Saturday In an Bamf, the Manchester Pipe Band and the highly innovative styles. During the week, only j activity Charles Dickens once Stewart Highlanders Pipe Band. They will retailers, wholesalers, gallery owners and called "an exaggeration of nasti­ We’ve got parade through the audience, play individually ness which cannot be outdone.” museum people are admitted. However, it’s It's time for the 33rd annual Scrumptious Appetizers and in massed form. Admission is free. If it open to the public tonight until 8, Saturday from National Tobacco Spitting Contest, rains, the concert will be canceled. lla.m .to6p.m . and Sunday from lla.m . toS and participants carry great expec­ to satisfy your afternoon "munchies” p.m. Admission is |4 for adults and free for torations into America’s largest / children 12 and under, but bring your checkbook., such event. Block of Onion Rings , ^.50 Enjoy the chicken For more information, call (41$) 7$7-0140. "It’s, like a beauty pageant," / explained Dana Currie, editor of Stuffed Mushrooms *3.95 Barbecued chicken and all kinds of side dishes the weekly Smith Ckiunty News. Nachos ^.95 will be served on Sunday at noon at St. John the "There’s a long runway and H must Baptist Polish National Catholic Church. 23 See the roots of liberty be made of plastic, because they Potato Skins *4.25 Golway St. Adults will be charged 17. For There were four original copies made of King wipe it off between spits.” w/ehili a ehe«m or chotMor ehosw b haeon children, there will be hot dogs and hamburgers, About 3,000 people are expected J John’s Magna Carta back in 1218. It was the first to show up at Billy John Crumpton’s Shrimp Cocktail *1.25 free. Call 643-5906 or 646-7647 by Saturday for document to establish the principle of ^ log cabin to watch participants reservations. government by law, rather than by the whims of . compete for six gold engraved Chips & Dip *1.50 spittoons in age, distance and a king. One of these copies is coming to Hartford Chili vf/Cheddar Cheese *2.50 this weekend. It will be displayed at the Old > accuracy categories. A gold medal In laughing State House, 800 Main St., from 8 to 8 p.m. The contestants — there were about 70 last year — will try the An event called the Laugh-O-Lympics, to raise Sunday, and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday. It’s time-honored two-finger pucker or 378 Hartford Road ■ 647-0489 money for Muscular Dystrophy research, will be part of an exhibit called ‘‘Roads to Liberty: the open stance, using as much held Saturday at the East Hartford Elks Club Magna Carta to the Constitution,” which body English as permitted to Pavilion, off Roberts Street. Teams consist of includes Abraham Lincoln‘s Emancipation improve distance and accuracy. "The juice must be the product of three men and three women, plus an alternate of Proclamation, the original Connecticut Tu0§day Night - Italian Night Constitution, and more. Admission is free. chewing tobacco approved by the each sex. Teams donate $100 to enter; spectators Judge. No snuff, dilutants, adulter­ Weekend Speclele need to come up with just $1. For more ants or any other form of pollution information, call 289-1521. will be permitted,” the rules state. Hollow does bluegrass This year, speeches by statewide • Chicken Florentine...... The popular Bluegrass group Traver Hollow Caribou heading for Manchester political candidates will accom­ • Baked Sole w/aaafood stuffing ...... *8.28 pany the traditional mule pulls, Kansas In Connecticut will be performing as part of the 19th annual special postage stamp cancellation • Veal & Peppers & Eggplant ...... *8.25 i concert and country dance tonight at the Caribou, a country rock group, will play the Manchester Community College • Calamari Fradlavolo...... *7.95 and live country music, said Willie If you’re a fan of the rock band Kansas, then Elizabeth Park Pond House, in Hartford’s at the Manchester Bicentennial Band campus. 60 Bidwell St. If it rains, the Rigdon, vice president of the • Sauteed Tenderloin T ip s ...... *7.98 chances are you already know that it’s going to Elizabeth Park. The event is free, from 6; M to 11 competition. Shell Monday at 7 p.m. The shell is on concert will be Tuesday. • MONDAY NIQHT - PASTA NIQHT ★ o k be at the Oakdale Musical Theatre. 95 S. p.m., and will be held rain or shine. “Of course, some folks come All the Paata You Can Eat w/m m 4. rsat a bu«w - sam-aam Turnpike Road, Wallingford, on Sunday especially for the barbecued evening. Tickets for the 8:30 p.m. concert are Single climbs the chart chicken,” Rigdon said as he raked LA STRADA Restaurant $18.50. Reserve yours by calling 265-1501. Pop tunes of long ago an area clear of leaves. 471 Hartford Road 643-8188 "We sell everything but cold Mta.-Stot. Kia-It / Saa. 'M t Popular songs of the Renaissance will be beer," added Gene Young, another presented in a concert on Sunday afternoon at 4 organizer. "This is a dry county." How far can you spit? Heartbreakers on a roll Forecasters are predicting f 7’A^ p.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, on Dog Lane in partly cloudy skies and tempera­ Watermelon seed spitting and bubblegum In New Orleans style Storrs. Karl Stetson of Coventry is one of the THE H omestead tures near 90 degrees. A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. blowing are Just a few of the events in which you The Coast Guard Dixieland Jazz Band and jazz. It's part of the U.S. Coast members of the group, which calls itself the Bv Mary Campbell "The weather has everything In The Associated Press can compete on Saturday, at the Hebron town will offer cheerful tunes Saturday at 7 Guard Band concert. Including Waites of Mansfield. The group, named after the world to do with it," said Jeff picnic and concert in Lions Park. Hebron. The "The Faucet Man” Barber, who p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial marches, show tunes and classics. If it English Renaissance town musicians, sings and Month of June Special: festivities get under way at 3 p.m. There will be performs on replicas of period instruments, NEW YORK - Tom Petty and has won eight accuracy and six Band Shell. The band was founded In rains, the concert will be at East Catholic the Heartbreakers' eagerly antici­ pony rides, hayrides. a water balloon toss, including the shawm, the sackbut, the crumhon distance titles since 1975. His best 1970 to do "classic" New Orleans blues High School. pated "Rock 'n' Roll Caravan '87” effort, a projectile that flew 33V( Seafood Medley: s softball, volleyball and more Tbe Galvanized and others. Admission to the concert is free. Fot is rolling across America, and feet in 1981, is listed in the Guinness Jazz Band will play at 6:30 p.m. If it rains, the more information, call 447-0747. "Jammin' Me,"one of the summer­ Book of World Records. Scallops, Shrimp Crab Mussels, Scungilli,^ J ^1 concert will be moved to the RHAM auditorium, time singles from the new album, is "If the weather is clear and the & Calamari served over lingiiini '' '-^ -r - I and the picnic will be canceled. climbing the best-selling chart. humidity is low, I could break the The muscle men are here She’s tough to find Husbands worked hard, too ■ Their MCA album. "Let Me Up world record," said the 27-year-old (I've Had Enough),” was No. 16 Ocean Springs man. "Of course, no Army visits the museum Want to feel like a wimp? The 1987 Connecticut Jude Schwendenwein is difficult to find in her There have been many exhibits that with a bullet — which means it was wind is best." 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) 2 Body Building Championships will begin at 1 performance of "Incommunicado.’’ tonight at 8. illustrated how hard the wives worked back in climbing — on the June 6 best­ Barber, who owns five south selling chart. "Jammin' Me” was The 76th Division Army Bond will be featured p.m. Saturday at the Oakdale Music Theatre. 95 Adniission is free to the show, which is being the "good" old days. Now here’s one that Mississippi restaurants, received Mansfield ■ 456-2240 The Homc$tead Sunday at the Hicks-Stearns Family Mu.seum on S. Turnpike Road. Wallingford. Pre-judging is at done in conjunction with a Narratives and illustrates the work that went into being the No. 33 with a bullet on the singles his "Faucet Man" nickname for his chart. They cut the album in Los unusual competition style. Tolland Green. Admission is free to the 6; 30 p.m 1. with categories for teens, women and men. Portraits exhibit at Artworks Gallery, Hartford husband-farmer-weaver-general repairman. Angeles during a month off from The Noah Webster House, 227 S. Main St., West "I came up with the technique to concert. The gates will open at 6 p.m. The Finals are at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 in the Arts Center. 100 Allyn St.. Hartford. touring with Bob Dylan and did it do it continuously, Just like you museum may be reached from Exit 68 off afternoon, and $25 for the finals. For Hartford, has an exhibition entitled "The First, quicker and In a more freewheeling would do it in a swimming pool. !ly Interstate 84. information, call 665-1111 or 269-8721. Best and Most Useful Occupation," open from way than they usually do. That way I can make tiny adjust­ Best Italian 1984-86 Gettin’ Itchy? Sunday through AU.g 30. Visitors may see There has been speculation that ments while I’m still spitting,” he Voted Coaaeetleal Mogaalae examples of the simple tools once used for Dylan may have been responsible said. Pre$0n$i A New Divenified Menu 6 ".The Seven Year Itch,” with Marilyn Monroe for the speed and the style. Petty Recent medical criticism of Fest Is for kids A blast from the past working plants and livestock. Admission Is $2 * Italian Cufafne * Seafood * Fowl * Steak* * Hibt and Tom Eweil, is this weekend’s film at the general. $1.50 senior citizens, $1 ages 6 to 12. offers a different reason. "I think chewing tobacco has brought A children’s festival will be sponsored The musical group Burgundy will play songs Wadsworth Atheneum’s Avery Theater, 600 the band just hit a moment,” Petty changes to the competition. To­ A Dining Room With A View Saturday from 10 a m to 2 p.m. at the Indian of the 1950s and ’60s tonight at 7 at the Main St.. Hartford. Shows are at 8 p.m. Saturday said. "We did songs that didn't get bacco companies will keep a low Valley YMCA, 375 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, on the and Sunday. Admission is $3. on the album, too. We're smart profile this year, and young com­ Enjoy the freah budding color$ Beach party bingo enough to know if the songs are petitors will have to chew Tootsie There will be pony rides, refreshments, arts and Manchester Community College campus. The coming, don’t leave. You don’t hit a of Spring with an exquiaite crafts for the children to try, games, raffles and Here’s your chance to make like Annette Rolls Instead of tobacco, which five-piece group is led by Carl Chitjian. formerly creative well every year. I’m real sticks in the craw of some longtime meal on the mountain. more. The event will go on. rain or shine. of Manchester. It’8 a Jamboree Funicello or Frankie Avalon as they were in all . happy with this album. I think it fans. of those crazy beach movies from the early sums us up pretty well. "A little tobacco isn’t any worse You’ll hear Slim Coxx and the Country 1960s. A Beach Party Weekend opens tonight at "Bob (Dylan) came over to hear Caravan. T. and the Rangers, and many more for them than some of the stuff their the Warner Theater, 68 Main St., Torrington, the record, and Mike Campbell and parents let them see on HBO,” 60 yUla Loulta Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 Cinema country music groups at the concert on Sunday with a concert by Little Anthony, Lee Estrada’s I wrote two songs with him. Young said. from noon to 7 p.m. at the Elks Pavilion, off Tribute to Elvis, the Crystals, Larry Chance and 'Jammin' Me’ and '1 Got My Mind Despite the controversy, the Roberts Street in East Hartford. Admission is Made Up.' That wound up on his last event Is a real plug for the town of the Earls, and Fat Cats from Atlantis. Showtime album." 998, Currie said. "I’m on the spit Featuring HARTTORD Comp (PG) FrI-Sun 2,3:45,5:30. 7:30. — WILLIMANTIC $5. children 12 and under are free. The event is is 7; 15 p.m. and tickets are $15. Cinema City — Benll the Hunted (G) Platoon (R) FrI-Sun 9:30. — Raising U.A. The Cinemas — Drognet (PG-13) sponsored by the Connecticut Country Music Petty and the Heartbreakers committee, but I don’t have to mop Margarltas FrI 1,«;40,l:45; SatandSun1,3;1S,3t1S, Arliono (PG-13) FrI-Sun 3, 3:50, 5:40, FrI and Sat 1,3,4,7:10,9:30,11:45; Sun 1, On Saturday, the action moves to Bantam's have been called megastars of the and I don’t have to measure,” she 6:40,1:4$. — River's Edge (R) Fr11:15, 7:40,9:45. — Lethal Weapon (R) FrI-Sun 3, 5, 7:10, 9:30. — The Witches of Association. 7:15, «:45; Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:50, 7:15, 3:15,4:45, 7:15,9:40. — Heavy Metal (R) Eastwick (R) FrI and Sot 1, 3:15, 5:30, Lake Sandy Beach on East Shore Drive off 1980s. And their tour with the AP photo added. "That would have made me Steaks *:45. — Spaceballl(PG)Frl1:^0,7,9:25; FrI and Sat midnight. — The Rocky 7:40, 9:50, midnight; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, Georgia Satellites and Del Fuegos, ill." Sat and Sun 1:30, 4 , 6:50, 9:35. — Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat 7:40, 9:50. — Predator (R) FrI ond Sot Route 202 in Morris where party-goers can Seafood Kanaaroo (R) FrI 1:40, 7, 9:35; Satand midnight. — Blue Velvet (R) FrI ond Sat 1:10, 3:30, 5:25, 7:35, 9:40, 11:4$; Sun swim, picnic, watch a water-skiing show and which began May 26, is expected to TOM PETTY OF THE HEARTBREAKERS Sun 1:40, 4:10, 7, 9:35. mldnglht. 1:10, 3:30, 5:35, 7:35, 9:40. — Horry ond The end of the world? be one of the summer’s best. Corcoran Gallery & the Hendersons (PG) FrI and Sat 3,4:15, enjoy the sounds of Little Anthony, Lee Petty can’t remember how . on "Rock ’n’ Roll Caravan ’87" RAtT HARTFORD 7:15,9:30,11:45; Sun3,4:15,7:15,9,30.— "The End of the World” is the name of the Estrada’s Tribute to Elvis, Lenny Cocco and the Food From South Rostweed Pub A Cinema — The VRRNON Benll the Hunted (G) FrI and Sal 1:30, Heartbreakers became the name of to feature Wyeth et ot M y ! Cine IA 3— The Secret of My Success 3:30, 5:15, 7,9,11; Sun 1:30, 3:30,5:15, 7, current show at the Copernican Planetarium Chimes, the Regents, Now and Then, and Fat the band In 1976. He has known of the Border Sat 7:15,9:30; Sun 7:30. (PG-13) FrI 7,9:30; Sat 3, 7,9:30; Sun 3, 9. — Beverly Hills Cop II (R) FrI and Sot WASHINGTON (AP) - "An Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema — The 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Ernest Goes to Comp 1, 3:10, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45, midnight; Sun 1, and Space Science Center, on Wells Street in Cats from Atlantis. Saturday’s party takes place. guitarist Campbell since high drums and bassist HowarefEpstein, "Johnny Rotten and the punk American Vision: Three Genera­ Secret of My Success (PG-13) FrI and (PG) Sat and Sun 1:30. — Raising 3:10,5:30, 7:30,9:45. New Britain. Shows are Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is $10 for school in Gainesville, Fla., and who replaced Ron Blair in 1982. thing was starting to happen. We tions of Wyeth Art” will be on view Sat 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. Arliono (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:15; Sol 7:10, keyboardist Benmont Tench since The first album. "Tom Petty and were viewed as the American Miewcoie Cinemas 1-9 — The Un­ 9:15; Sun 3:15, 5, 7:10, 9:15 DRIVR-INS at 6;30 p.m.. followed by informal instruction in adults. $7 for children under 12 and free for at the Corcoran Gallery of Art July OPEN EVERY NIQHT touchables (R) FrI and Sat 13:30, 3:55, Mansfield — Spacebolls (PG-13) with the roohop observatory on recognizing and preschoolers. about that time as well. The group the Heartbreakers,” hit big in counterpart to that. We went over 4 to Aug. 30. 5:1$, 7:40, 10:10. — Roxanne (PG) FrI WRIT HARTFORD Poltergeist II (PG) FrI-Sun at dark. — is filled out with Stan Lynch on England. as an opening act and by the time The gallery says the exhibition and Sot 13:35, 3, 5:30, 7:40, 10:30, 13:3$; Rim 1 A 3 — The Secret of M y Success Predator (R) with Manneouln (PG) photographing planets and galaxies. Admission The weekend is to benefit the Wamogo we left we were headlining. When 429-1900 Sun 13:35, 3, 5:30, 7:50,10:30. — Beverly (PG-13) FrI 7,9:30; Satand Sun 3,4:15,7, FrI-Sun at dark. — The Secret of M y will allow Americans to see "the (Rt. 32, Mantflald) Hills Cop II (R) on two screens: FrI and 9:30. — Raising Arliono (PG-13) FrI 7, Success (PG-13) with An American Tall is $2.50 for adults. $1.50 for children 12 and Scholarship Fund. For more information, call we came back, we knew what was first major survey of works by all Sot 13:40,1:40,3:45, 3:45, 4:50, 5:50, 7,9, 9:30; Sot and Sun 3, 4:15, 7, 9:30. (G) FrI-Sun at dork. under. 567-0000. : coming and nobody here did." three generations of the Wyeth 9:05, 10:05, 11:05, 13:05; Sun 13:40,1:40, Oscar-cited filmmaker 3:45, 3:45, 4:50, 5:50, 7,1, 9:05, 10:05. — Petty said. painting dynasty." Dragnet (R) FrI and Sot 13, 3:30, 4:5$, Petty doesn't worry about fame: The exhibition includes three 7:15,9:30, 11:40; Sun 13,3:30, 4:55, 7:15, "I don't think you can take it real portraits of Helga. owned by Mr. 9:30. — The Witches of Eostwick (R) FrI iHarford Cfe and Sof 13:30, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55, 10:15. devotes work to peace serious and be around long. I still and Mrs. Andrew Wyeth, and other 13:30; Sun 13:30,3:0$,5:30,7:55,10:15. — make myself walk around on the major works by the three artists. Predator (R) FrI and Sot 13:05, 3:35, 5, These include Jamie Wyeth’s “Por­ 7:30,9:35, 11:45; Sun 13:05,3:35, 5,7:30, ITS STRAWBERRY TIME! traveling around the San Francisco street and stuff. There's nothing 9 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Until more boring than hearing some­ trait of Pig"; N.C. Wyeth's "The Weekend Special 9:35. — The Believers (Rl FrI 13:10,3:40, Bay area to study and chronicle the 5:05, 7:30, 9:45, 13:10; Sot 13:10, 3:40, five years ago, Vivienne Verdon- body complain about being Passing of Robin Hood." and S:0S, 9:45. 13:10; Sun 13:10, 3:40, 5:05. Roe thought of herself as politically psychological and social reactions Andrew Wyeth’s "Trodden Weed.” 7:30, 9:55. — Full Metal Jacket (R) concerned but somewhat detached. of children ages 6 to 18 to nuclear famous." V2 & Ms S A L E ! advance showing Sot at 7:30. — Harry war. The 37-year-old British-born ond the Hendersons (PG) PrI and Sot PICK YOUR OWN Then she went to the movies. 13:15,3:50,5:05,7:35,10,13:15, Sun 13:15. She walked out a social crusader. filmmaker was a former kinder­ ■ATTENTION; Retirees / Housewives Vil Barbecue Chicken & 3:50, 5:0$, 7:35,10. The film she had seen was "The garten teacher. Last Epidemic," a documentary by "They were extre4.S million Ml Rack Baby Back Riba MANCNRBTRR Corn on the Cob, Salad A Bread UA Theotere Rest — Ernest Goes to at Ian and Eric Thiermann about the years ago. In Europe there is JUST A FEW HOURS evidence of man l.S million years 8 medical consequences of nuclear 8 9 9 5 war. ago, and in China 500,000 years ago. OF YOUR TIME... "Seeing that film really changed But the oldest New World sites, in my life. It shocked me immensely Brazil and Chile, were only around 378 Hartford Road ■ 647-0489 BERRY PATCH FARMS and shocked me out of my ostrich- 35.000 old. Can give you unlimited ^ S M O W C A S C H in-the-sand-like mentality," said However, Beltrao suggests that = C t l O M S ^ Route 30, South Windsor Verdon-Roe, who won an Oscar in early man could have crossed the earning potential!! 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Sandra Prinsioo laoa 8 MaeNail / Lahrar NawshOur Nixau 1982 Rated PG 8 Barnay Millar (UBA) MDVfE: Ni9bf Pnghf it's up to 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD Star Saaroh (60 mm ) Floppy valve is not unusual 8 OHO Saeond Round Mighlighis tha County Sheriff to destroy the outer C29 MDViE: 'Sikini Saaoh' A group of surfers at the beach meat a British re 8 Hohywood Spuaras space monster who is stalking laena gars in parked ears in the lover s lane cording star who is atttattad to one of 9D Novala Cuna da Lobos area John Aoar 1977 Iha girls Frankie Avalon. Annette Funi DBAS an. blockage of the chemical that (R) Nightly Businass Rapon cello, Martha Hyar 1964 ta rn : f visited permits nerve impulses to travel 9:30PM (d 8 a r c sports special |9)EsllOuy 8 8 Lata Nl9ht vVith David Lattarman SEvaral doctors from the nerves themsElvEs to the (90 min) (In Starao) (C N N ) Monaylina for cBasf pain, muscles they supply. In myasthe­ 8 Miaafon fmpoeaiWa 8 Alfred Hitchcock Prasanta fatigue and ta­ nia gravis, the patient marmtac- (DIB) MOVIE: -No Oaposit. No notarK 8 Poutth Estata Dr* G o tt (CC) Two nsglactad childran dacida to 8 Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) chycardia. and tnres antibody neutrahters against staga lhair own kidnapping to gat soma 1 0 :0 0 P M ( d Hard Copy Oman and 91) Gena Scott m y ailment was Peter Q o tf, M D nerve conduction; weakness and sttantion David Nivan. Barbara faldon. other reporters invastigaia the overdose (EBPN) Motorcycle Racing: American diagnosed as paralysis result. Darran McGavm 1976 ftatad G death of a famous rock star (60 mm ) Association Sarias From Ascot, Cahf Barlow's syn­ TWs neutralization can be over­ (EBPN) SponsCantar (T aped) CD (E) 8 8 (CNN) Nawa drome What Is come By certain substances called (U SA) Airwdff Th9 Atfwoli I9«m frackt 8 ) Crim* Story One of Torello s friends (TM C) MOVrE: 'Hotar A ruthless tycoon cholinergic drugs. When given an opfum thipmant Uom A*t$ to ^anca. IS fronting loans to the mob (60 mm ) (R) schemas to obtain a fashionable, but tin the prognosis? to gam avidanca agamtf tha growar (60 (In Starao) ancially troubled. Naw Orleans hotel Intravenously to myasthenia pa­ mm) 8 Oraat Parformaneas: Sweeney Todd Rod Taylor. Catharine Spaak. Kevin D e A B tients. these drugs produce marked McCarthy 1967 Rated PG improvement In muscle strength 7 : 3 0 P M CSj Ma0«»ft« A look at (CC) Angela Lansbury and George B E A D E B ; The prognosis is axcal- should receive antlMotles before Dianayland. Mika Haima, format edflaga Hearn alar in Stephan Sondheim s musi 1 2 ; 4 5 A M 2 ) Nlghtllfa (fl> (m Starao) lant Barlow's syndrome, or floppy and during extensive dental work, within a minute. TMs reaction baakatbaii ttar (Waka Poraai Unrvaion is oiiM anding REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES honored lor in loans against insurance REAL ESTATE TM S WEEK At dm end M pMvhie aa inejmensive MtnM ^ inventiveness i9#g, w’e bad fobifiMtfiHMen)eed,batMenera^i>lMjM iif AiwailalagliM<>ra ponoy- MAMCHettiR - NSW listing, wsti ks^t 6 room Insurance, among the three most owners to diiwot theli’ tma hwv- * Htart over by surrendering the GiiYB uS a call and 1st u s sh e w you th is President (foorge msh and artificfat heart inventor poHcy, wMch would enminate the Colonial, i ’/4 baths, firapiata, aun datk, 1 tar Poherf Narvik at the Invent Xmerlca awards hnportam featiares common to any ranee aecoimto the way they would prepsrty!!! garage, cofiYenient location. *164,900. cash value life insnrance policy — any other finanetaf aeeomtf.” loan aiid may provide seme casn to ceremonies. put a new polfcy. ThM “Yonr mgeniiltjrisMlnsplraflontoallof ns.... f hope whether the policy is called NOW, With higher paying, uraatg manent, ordinary or whole Hfo — twice before opting to surrender for pon never lose this can^o attKode,” gimh toM the interest-sensitive mvestntent port- a new poHcy. ff your current poHcy' poongsters. their parents and teachers. are; foHoe, hwuranee companies are a Tax-deferred internal cash compsting on a more even playing has been m force for more thantwq PMkM rtylgfffig P « m D . video cameras buHdnp; Bold with other Bnaneiaf fnstitn- years, W may have ‘Tocked In” H6ALTV WORLD® — Frechetle-Senoif Adsoctatos U&R REALTY CO. whirred and parents smiled as the winners were « Provisions to borrow against tlons, and the iPOO Tax Reform Act contractual rights and tariaht 73 Wssf Caniar Suaat, Manchesfcc, CT 06040 announced. Several youngsters struggled to restrain the pentft cash value', and has ^ e n cash valne Hfe insurance benefits a new polfcy nmy not offer.. 6 4 t - 1 6 9 i tears when they reaHred the trophies were going to • Cash proceeds to beneficlartes even greater appeal. While elimi- Because of the new tax law, your taiapnona. (303) 646-7709 someone else. free of federal income tax. nafinf many m the tax sheffers Hfe insurance is probabfo more Bob«rt D. M urdoek, N m Ho t The winners topped thonsands of students from Life insurance was sold, tradi­ prertously available. Congress left valuable than many other nnanciai across the nation participating In the contest sponsored nnoto oytuessr tionally, as protection to create an the tax-favored status of Hfe instruments, and your current by the private National Patent Model Association, a estate. When inflation was low and insnrance virtoally intact. pOHcy, even if you have borrowed group of people involved wHh patents and inventions. long-term rates of return on invest­ Tax-deferred internal cash value against H, may stfll be more: Regional winners attended the Washington session at Ts/lres off/C0 ments fairly stable. Insurance bnHdup remains untouched as does valuabfe than any poHcy you coqfd which the nine nationaf champions were announced. Barbara fiottarton of 171 Avery St. la the companies’ investment portfolios distribufion of benefits free from buy to replace ft. 1 Manahaatar *f34,900 Most of the national winners addressed everyday were primarily very high-quaHty, federal income tax. For those of you NEvY LfStlNOf fmmaeufafe eott- DAV.HSH proMems and responded with practical sofotions naw president of the Amerieen Aaaocia- long-term, fixed-income securities. who have borrowed against vonr ^’gyfvta Perter’a New Mangy difiDTr, m ii 61X room cape baa Cm tm tia-lfm trm tii tompmtf ranging from keeping parents from complaining ahont ilort of Retired Rersons, Chapter 1275. Everybody was paying about the poHcies, however, the fax Reform Boob far tie pagea af «v»ryfbmg fq oBer. Famiiy Mcycles scraping their cars to disportng of soiled She was swDrn in iast month. same. Act Is phasing out the deductibility CNBrff-M^gnv gVfrCV pvrBVBBI borbOMf, fmtabed haaeivnebf and FOR M L # dlM ^ s. Rising Inflation and exploding of polfcy loan Mferest on personally niBHEj nieewgBiiiEEis IV ■▼■miOTv, vary pnvafa bMk yard. CaB now • veaNON a.6 ac aavAO while Httle Lindsay Wilson was the youngest winner, tiraagb her eafamn. wsdM-liptia- for darada. a YERNON 1/ ApraiPi to (a*8 4} VAC interest rates in the late ’76«, owned policies. « sTAsroao m . gi ivr nminm otm MnHvnn a.Poos a atoe. the eldest was Rrian f. Lloyd of Jacksonville Beach, however, caught much of the Hfe Whfle tax reform can make your • veawcN 26,(MO i. r . INC. a to a . r ia insurance Industry In a squeexe. poHcies more valuable than ever " iy f ^ Barter’s New Maney Iasi a veawoN 2.000 a.f. O ft. aicd. At age M. the Pletcher Junior High student designed About Tofvn With money market funds paying 20 because of their other tax advan­ far tie ’8M/’ la care af tie VaradA •t-amh *104,m — ...... fxaadBv# SgiB <1M,SSS aVebMCN O rnO t 4 4 APTS. a plastic artificial reef for use by fish. percent and more by the early 'Ms, tages, elimination of deductibility Maaeieeter BataU, P.O. tat 3 hadrddm "L" flanehneti with nraptacad iMnq , rDom, Ldvafy 4 badroDm 9pm Lavat. in nigriiy daairad araa Larga a otMen APT atad s fuNrrai The reef provides a home for juvenile atfuatic life you could borrow against your life demands constructive action for 419180, Kansas dty, Ma, 94141. dinifid rddm artd ramudatad xnchan with atrium ddur wftM Brrdk fir&fftMd tMng room, dimng room. r#6 that might not otherwise develop. Brian explained, Make eieeki payable ta AaOtaait, to dacx. 24x26 family roum, I'A hatha. 2 ear qaraqa rodm, ioroort^ ^oroft. 2*^ Mhg, gwrg^. F O R L t A i i (A-a«MS. o-orsoa. r-fiw.i insurance at a lower rate than those who have borrowed from landaaapad eurner tut. a MANCM (CMAPCL) 2400 9.P.A aoora.p. noting that his interest In the reef was prompted by the almost anywhere else and then use their poHcies. Policy loans can Mcmeef A Barker. a 6 t r tt o (aidmsiDei ; decline of fishing for snapper and grouper In his home the loan for whatever you wanted. _ 380-8,000 9.P./0 aottii.p. area. This inejuded Investing In other a MANCM. (QflttH) 2,MU O.P./W 8.8«ra.p. a MANCH. (8. CONtUSaM 3600 P./C COPING WITH PARENTB concerned about their ff nancial instruments paying much ManahaHar *149,#00 1f.60V9.P. higher rates of return. Lovafy huma in qraaf family a TOLLANC (ST 74) aaO-1.a9» S.P./Oi 7.00/0.8. cars was Dave Ott, P. of Newtown Snuare. Pa. His naiqbbqrbood. Savan lo o m , a VeSNON (ST 33) lOOS.P./H fAOO/g.a. "amaring wheel alignment stopper” is a tuning-fork- "ft was comfortable to know you D.wriSH a VISNON (St 83) lAOOO.P./N 12.00/0.8. had the cash value of your life M ta ta i pfua car-porl. hardwond TMt ftLALtYCOMf>AMY a veSNON (St 83) 800 8.P./H-C like device he invented to keep his bicycle from falling nudra, eioaa lo aebuDfa and ahup- to.ooirs.a. over and scratching his father’s car. insurance to borrow against,” a yesNON (Stsfl^aio-to-ouit b-c PLANNING YOUR pinq. Murry won'l iaaff a OL NOtN 0.700 S.P./M 0.00/9.P. The stopper keeps the bike wheel straight and the Waldron says, “but when you could a gL MCTN (W PLA^) bicycle u ^ g h t when It Is parked in the garage. Dave borrow at a lower rate and the (2) 1,440 8,P./»l-O 10.00/6.P. said. Interest was deductible, if was a a CL NOTN 83) 1,100-1.000 9.P/M tt.OO/S.P. "Now everybody Is happy.” the youngster explained good deaf.” a otMen 3WM8.OO0 9.P./M 3.70/S.P. With deregulation and growing in his descrIMIcb cf the invention. ”My parents can't — HOME EVALUATION ~ ‘a Naw tsaeaa AvaHaMa yell about the scratches on the car anymore.” Dave competition from other flnrodal VACATION Sd. WIndadr OuMatHllMOuMarfdlM <4-£aaaf attends Ithan Elementary School In Bryn Mawr. services institutions, the life insu­ Cuatom Spin Laval aat•at on 4.6 apraa. All larga rooms In t •fioMpBi# Oanfora rance Industry had to reposition Its includmg 14x20 Cdurily KNchan. I4x2l family room and Manehaofar, C. Harttcrd, IMfigtcn Michael Ollveras of Brooklyn. N.Y., was the fifth 20x27 rap rpom. 4 badroomt, 3 tiraplacas. riorida room, grade winner. The ll-year-old from P S. M designed a product. It began to meet the canfrai rae. 20x40 Inground pool so much mora you’ll htva 243 Miln Slrttl special headrest for use on airplane seats. competition by developing such p ^ e S a n R y ^ to laa tor youriaft Minohtil#r, CT 06040 'hie swivel headrest fastens to the side of the seat so flexible policies as adjustable, ” BEAL kSfAte. SERVICES that when one rider falls asleep he doesn’t topple over universal and variable life. Varia­ 5431M1 sLww .Jiln MfoeUtor CT 06040 (203) 043-4010 onto the shoulder of the person next to him. ble life offers policy-owners the 63 East Centor St., Manchester, 643-4060 bsiiy aop-S’OP opportunity to share In the decision S711400 iartm Cf,< VornoH, CT 05066______s« aoo-5 00 CALL LBN MATYIA LISA LABADfE, I, of St. Mary Elementary School In Laurie Morancey as to how poll<^ values are Invested Tulsa. Okla.. was concerned about excess salt in the Missy Lott — selecting from stocks, bonds, diet, and wondered about ways to keep people from real estate and money market and oversaltlng their food. Wifklnion honori local glrlt other funds. Her solution was to make salt more visible by dying it "Protection Is the most Impor- with food coloring. She won in the grade 3 level. Missy Lott of Coventry and Laurie Morancey of Kfissy Berglund of Somerville. N. J.. turned concern Manchester are among SI students who are 1987 for safety Into a win at the fourth grade level graduates of Watklnson School. Graduation exercises TWO FAMILY The lO-year-old from Stony Brook Elementary took place June 8 at the Unviersity of Hartford’s Time tested building with 13 reems. 2 MODERN School designed a safety control board to attach to the Lincoln Theater. Am ericans KITCHENS., one With private tun III bragkfaif rear-view mirror of school buses. Lott won the Hartford Art School Award and will I -•-I*' room NEW ROOF. TRIPLE QLAZEb WINDOWS, The panel contains lights which go on when a child attend Lyndon State College. Morancey was the winner STEEL SIDING — Lota of mature plarrtlftga and sits In a ^ s seat. If the child fastens the seat belt, the of the Howell A Florence Richards Scholarship Award can expect trees. Ameslie parking. Offered at <198,000. Call light on the panel goes off. so the bus driver can tell If and was cited for her outstanding contribution as editor 646-2482 any children have failed to buckle up. of the yearbook. She will attend Clark University. Real Estate '♦INAISTIICKET CAPE” Taking the broader view was Sachin N. Patel. 7. of to reach 75 l.ydall W oods • Allaclo-d .1+ roooi. 2 slorv Cap,-. 2 Platonla. Texas, who was the first grade winner with bodfooms, family room, formal ditiiti); rooot. I .'i "solar energy from space.” The student from St. Rose 647-8400 Hospital voluntaars naadad baths, Isl floor laundry. Tasli-fiillv dr-coralt-daiid of Lima School In Schulenburg. produced a design NEW YORK (AP) - Americans malnlalnod boaitllfnllv Itisbb- and ool. ftt-diicod incorporating space stations to reflect sunlight toward Manchester Memorial Hospital Is looking for junior born Iasi year can expect to live 76 Don’t Forget To Plan 168 Main Street, Manchester volunteers for the summer. Teen-agers between U and lo 1|46„‘500. LYDALL WOODS earth to produce steam to drive electrical generators years, a record for life expectancy, Spring le hare. Summer to follow En)oy your 17 years of age are eligible. Volunteers will be working a life Insurance company says. r^r In such areas as the lobby. X-ray, pediatrics, limited time at homa with thia 3 badroom m balh emergency department, PromptCare, the gift shop, Preliminary calculations show How You Will Catch Up WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL UNIT. Thl8 muebpra- physical therapy, the business office, or on patient that a girl born In 1986 figured to ferred complex of altaohed towrihouaaa allowi for College Notes floors. live to age 78'A and a boy to 71‘A. CASUAL CARE FREE living with garage and a man­ For more Information, call 846-1222, extension 2268. Metropolitan Life said Thursday. ageable lot to garden anyway you llkal Offarad at I1S4.900.00 Jot M yltf on tht dtan*t list Life expectancy had remained On ALL The News Tampla to host blood driva steady at 74.7yearsfor the previous Joe Myles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myles of two years. V. Woodbrloge Road. Coventry has been named to the Temple Beth Sholom on East Middle Turnpike will be dean’s list at the University of Massachusetts in Boston the site for a blood drive sponsored by the American For those who were older, the for the spring semester. Me is In his junior year. Red Cross, Connecticut Valley East Branch, Wednes­ anticipated lifespan was even While You Are Away. -ae-* ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” Me was one of a small group of University of day from 1 to 6 p.m. To make an appointment, call greater. Women who reached age SUGAR AND SPICE... Massachusetts students selected to go to Nantucket 648-6111. Walk-Ins are also accepted. 66 last year had an average of 18.9 PEEK A BOO!!! more years to live and men 14.7 This apaeloua Atisaldl-biilll Halsod Ranch is And oh so niee! Adorable h room ShaMnoti hulll this summer to study set design and script writing. The Red Cross also announces Its blood donor pins (Colonial In Last Hartford, 1 bedrooms, foroial given to the following people who reached gallon-donor years. ttaslled ambltg a lovely assorlmcnt of ■hriihht-ry Blanchard & Rossetto Myles is a theater arts major. and Iraea on l,oakoui Min. .1.4 bedrooms. 2..i dining room, newer roof and drivewav. Freshiv marks: James Dugan, 14 gallons; Rocco DeSimone, Longer life was achieved "des­ halht. fantlly room with fireplace, super outdoor painted esierlor. Spaeloiis deek overlooks a 10; Quentin Mangun, 8; Robert Cole, 8; Betty Baraccio, pite Increases In mortality from Call garden shed alsn! Hedneed lo •215,(XM),nO. park-llke yard. M47.'XHI.(H). REAL ESTATE 646-2482 Prtgnano graduattt 4; Charles Lewin, 9; Frederick Vachon, 3; Roberta Influenza, AIDS and cancer.” said Thomaa J. Prigaano, son of Mrs. Anne Prignano of Bryce, 3; Nancy Nettleton, 3; Maureen Schofield, 2; Metropolitan Life statistician Stan­ Today And Coventry and Florida, formerly of Manchester, and the Joann Hoffman, 2; Darren Mollis, 1; Timothy ley Kranezer. late Dr. John Prignano, Is a recent graduate o’the New Edwards, 1; Maria Addabbo, 1; Barbara Backus, 1; Acquired Immune deficiency Have Century 21 Epstein Realty " REALTY WORLD England College of Laurel Murphy, 1; Donna Ford, 1. syndrome could come to hove an (203) R4R rrno 71 W«*l r-ntor qtreal Optometry. adverse effect on life expectancy The 843 North Mein 8t.. Minohester RBonli/rfBriiNtlN Agsnrlatwt Manr-hcalwt t t fTBiHfl Dr. Prignano gradu­ Summsr rsading In Bolton figures because it hits people who ated from Manchester W M itKTIKSULTS might otherwise have lived many W l High Bchool In 1*7I and BOLTON — The summer reading program at the years more, Kranezer said. In­ Manchester from the University of Bentley Memorial Library will begin In the first week fluenza. on the other hand, ravages ^ 1^ , 647-8198 JJADIVlilONOFTMOM^^ Miami In 1918. In July. All ages are welcome. Folders containing club older people. Herald iMHIHStALtY — Instruction may be obtained from the library at the Infant mortality fell to an esti­ W H e n e the i n d i v i d u a l q b t s A r r B N t io N time of registration. A celebration of participation mated record low of 10.4 deaths per Saved In A tieh oltlea indapandanHy ownad and oparalad. i Hartford ttala ■ponsored by the Friends of Bentley U urary will be 1,000 live births In 1986, the 24th \ givaa dtgraaa held In Herrick Memorial Park Aug. 19 at 6; 80 p.m. year In a row the Infant death rate Vacation Pak Mars than matts Hit ays... The following Man­ declined. Kranezer said. Tourotto support offsrofJ Cardiovascular disease, al­ And Maaahaatar •ttT.SM. chester residents re­ though declining the past 18 years, Immaoulala, apacloua three bad­ ceived an associate's de- The parent support group tor Tourette Syndrome will continued to be the leading cause of Catch Up On room home. Featuring Imprai- ie In science from meet on July 22 at 8 p.m. at St. George's Episcopal death. Death from cancer In­ ilve dining room and bright, Krtford State Technical Church on Route 44 In Bolton. 'Tourette Syndrome Is a creased In 1986. as It has every year chaertui kitchen. Ready lor you / College June 6; Garry T. neurological disorder which results In Involuntary since 1979, Kranezer said. lo move In. Albert, John BneelM, body movements such as squinting eyes, jerking arms The latest available breakdowns a e b ^ DeRosa, Brai- or echoing others' words. John Holllger, a member of of lifespan by race, covering 1986, OWNERS ANXIOUS! terS C. Preeman, James the National Tourette Syndrome Association, will showed that, at birth, white Ameri­ All The News When You Return A. Lessard, Slevea J. speak. cans could expect to ilve five to 6t4 BOUGHT ANOTHER HOME ava^*lubert *B.'^Wfoe, Thomsi Prigntno For more Information, call 876-6929. years longer than blacks, although Dormered. sided Cape with fenced yard. I'ti Betb L. ViBiefc, Ana Warienbarg aad Gary T. Zarek. the gap narrows with age. baths. Fully finished basement with bar. Shows AARP ohsptsr plant trip Life expecton-'y for newborn PrM iH tly Undtr very nicely! boys was 71.fl y< ars for whites and Csnstninlsn... Want A Homa That ta Ctoaa Ta g m rm n tfff Jot Mylaa on tht dttn'a llat Chapter 1278 of the American Association of Retired 68.8 for blacks Among girls. It was Asking *123,900. Persons will sponsor a trip next month to Hammond 78.7 years for whites and 78.7 for a • MaailMator »m.SSS. This homa is in a good locatloni Somu ot tbu tMtunia ara Jee Myles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myles of Castle In Massachusetts. Lunch will b« at the blacks. CALL TODAY! Spectacular 7 room Colonial. 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us! 3 bedrooms, 1 ’A baths, dining room, tamlly room, 1 ctr Woodbridge Road, Coventry, has been namedned to the Gloucester House followed by a guided tour of historic Women continued advancing Into Thraa bedrooma, 2'A balha, atun- nlng L-ahapad maatar badroom garage, fenced yard, and walk up attic. Aaklng |1M,tOO. dean's list at the University of Massachusetts In Boston Marblehead, Mass. The group will leave July 12 from old age at twice the rate of men. tn STRANO REAL ESTATE . Call us tor an appointmentlllll for the spring semester. He Is hi hts Junior year. South Methodist Church at 7; 80 a.m. and return at 8; SO 1986, the chances of reaching age 86 with itouzzi, attachad garaga. Ex- He was one of a small group of University of p.m. The cost Is 180.60 was 40 percent for white women and callant tamlly araa. 158 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT CU Massachusetts students selected to go to Nantucket Send your check to Dot Hughes, 405 Ladybug Lane, 20 percent for white men. Among 647-9946 CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD” [®|«-q (203) 646-7709 blacks, it was 28 percent for women this summer to study set design and script writing. Vernon 00006, or call Hughes at 047-8911 or Peggy k-______- — Myles Is a theater arts major. Kehler at 049-0187. and 12 percent for then. MANCHE9TEH HEHAIP. Pridw. June 29. H T - il C ottage induatry ‘Human YiyY& alartanawaport BUSINESS Buainegd in Bnief tHidA (ki\ - A (MvtPvtt n M iiaiMiod'j|a Bur a f iH Km C s M if U (M - F f^Yww^P'wauHiw umf wCaaK^^^m'f ssmowg MsaiMfl BanUck Rm JMoed Coldwell Beukei'e Soutb Windsor M M M iN tllf a trtM(fiM M M tf#1r1tt#il sooortdiovol, 3dbKOtOr#mi«M. PI#Mhf«tet» Tho thioo-lOvoi gHHoi Towoi M toot (alt. IsaUlCeCC vans In; llav Veeiv Rnlgy*,^BIfipinwVaT VWVb eewvJnefeg. 1 wHbout paying (bat extra charge. (MM. tbiougfbout (M soasob. (VoMOvoi, i,$H ^^^d dAlA A^^A^d ^A AAdAa^AXd Adi Ad slated, no one — repeat, no one — inoluding a totovision' antonnao aMlod in (Mb. yedTv jfflRs watyt me ^po^r w caccnanp ow mf nae o^ev egreedlebmeef. Convtntlon set wvm eaaifaaj. sHO afsdtlHiiks it's just ait AAA^ddAM t^Ajd AdddAA ^AAl^^dt^^A/ dl^^w df^^d^^d diddd^di can accurately predict near and/or Ab!oiwaid. tfaokott said M Wantod (O' bliMg (M counfry aiNf oTnerSy fnciminiB me umwif 9iaMV. A f l e i (R e B U E fflO N : My wife and fare In 'l l T i hh p lilm it te ht (be type at Asouming you ate In a timing Should we stay with It. in hopes of bond mutual fund produces a high Hartford; first vice president, Ernest H. Flesch, owner of One U land (bat’s per/armlug best at a service, II certainly hasn't worked eventual recovery? If we do hang dividend yield, my advice is to hang East Drug, Waterbury; and second vice president, Mark particular lime, out well for you. on, will we find our Investment on. If your fund Is well managed, as Petruzzl. pixitect o u r d iild ie n Wblle (here are a lal al larlallaus A bigb-yield mutual fund holds down by 29 percent in the near most are. Its per-share asset value (a fimlffg, (be basle Idea is (a be In a bonds In Its Investment portfolio. future because of Interest rates and the value of your investment stock mutual land when atach Often, It concentrates on low-rated going down? should gradually Increase. Newsprint price up to $610 a ton STAMFORD — Champion International Corp.' has raised the price It charges for newsprint by about 7 percent, to 9610 per metric ton. N OPEC moves toward price-support deal The paper and lumber company raised Its price to match increases announced by other major newsprint producers earlier this year, said Robert Turner, director of public affairs for VIBNNA, Austria (AH) - OHBC Prices on worid markets cur­ million barrels a day for the the $18 mark. Champion. oil ministers began a second day of rently average about 119 per summer quarter was unlikely to |i Ohotamreza Aghazadeh. the In late March, growing demand for newsprint coupled with C h lfd ttn closed-door talks today with few 4^gallon barrel, Interrupt the recent calm on world Iranian oil minister, told reporters obstacles to agreement on a plan Arturo Hernandei Orisantl, the oil markets. Thursday that the 18.3 million- only moderate gains in production pressured newsprint makers that analysts said was likely to keep Venezuelan oil minister, told repor­ barrel production figure (or the fall toward the second Industry-wide price hike in nine months. oil prices steady through the ters after Thursday's meeting that "With the expected cheating (by quarter was "out of the question.” summer. he thought a majority of members some members) added In, It's a Carbide wants ruling to stand This Pag* Paid For And Sponsorod By The 12 oil chiefs were split, favoreoe

Kfr ‘N*CAIM.VU ‘by Urnr Wri«M SOUTH Windsor. Sy MANCHflfTBE. 92554180. NO PAYAAINTf SBAND now 7 bodroom -••seeeeeeee# Owner, (mmaculote Fretenffy wider eert- up to 2 years. Kiss yevr ti- tawmhavses. 1*/t l CLASSIFIED ADS F /T t A L B S - cnmniBwiTiiTirrM ipaefaue 5 room strucfieri. Sgecfocutar room Cog* hoe every­ iNmeioi difnevmes «ee«»ys. ofr eonditfanfng, mod­ Ranch. Loree finished 7 roam Celenlai. Three thin* to otter. Family, Avsitf rerscleswrs. Catch up ern kHchon with yyfth CARFET Autherlied Summer Seiteei all oppHoncos. Wall to mehe-up. A« Mam aueiiep. la- basement. Beautiful bedrooms, 2’/> tseths, nelehborhood, finished on lot# eoymsntssuchosnrst n RntptttdRtRont...... n PormSupplloiondtoutpitient.... IS u n i ; IfoedoytiWcenNperllneperday. EAHN FROM $5.00 TO yord. Excellent neieh- stunitlne L-shaped boeement and very pri­ or soeond morteoes or ovon sraM corpotfng with full M OtRco/Rotoil toutpnwnt...... SI Fwieneed m sat e>s>ereeen . u UPORti^ms^t^l/1 nc^tm^t ^rtPt. 7 fe I t dovs: 7S cents per line per day. $10.00 PER HOUR sa­ borhood. No aeenft master bedroom with vate bock yard. Coll outstondina croon cord Mils. baaement ond laundry L e t t /F o u n d ...... •1 V 33 Rocreotlonal Roolptwent...... g SI foHdoys; St cents per line per doy. (Mam s ineeeh) anriahmam, re- locuxtl/ ottoched cor- now tor detollt. Sentry Ksoo yovr horns fruu ond hookups. 8675 par P e r t e n o l i ...... « M •oottondMorinoRoulPinont..... SI la r y PLUS COMMIS­ madiaeon and Bompulir pro- pleose. 6444)166. Wonted to ■ iw . . » M------or mere ------doys; ^37 cents per line per day. . Excellent fomlly door without lions. Rod month ^usutflltlosond Annountemtntt...... a ST Musical Items...... , SION. DAY AND EVEN­ gram 1 in PASIO. S d C i m M Wew ine- 090 Reol Estofe. 643-4060.Q MANCh ES'Te r . i acres. A u c tle n t...... M PMormp...... M Cameras and Plioso Rouipmont... H 0700. Century 21 Ep­ Con be developed Into ersdit or loto eoyntont his­ sacurlty. No oats. .37 Pets and Suppllos...... M ING POSITIONS AVAIL­ paeppppeeepp land clattifleld ods LO ^E l y home in greot F in a n c ia l...... « ■M cfricw ...... MAOLMMSi Per Classified odvermements fo stein Realty. ^-8e9S.o building lots. High, tory Is not 0 proMsm. Kindly to n or 646-mi. Roetnt ter Kent...... II Hoofinp/PiuniMnp ...... 33 Miscollaneaus for Sole...... g ABLE. NO EXPERIENCE reach nearly 800,000 family neighborhood. coll: Aportmente Hr Rent...... St . St Top Soiot...... g oe puWisfied Tuesday tfirouwi saturdo^ llte AA/CNiiHBfim : r r o^ wooded, with view of irtAkikimk.iroolm. ■matoymMit A Mucatiafl MIK itloneoue Sorvicet.... deodllne is noon on ttie doy oefore puoilcatiw. n e c e s s a r y . homes In Connecticut Seven rooms, earaos CondomlnlwM for Rent.. ..IS Serutcee wonted...... 37 Wonted to Ruy/Trode...... 17 ond Rhode Island. The Ranch clot* to every- plus car port, hard­ Hartford. S42S,000. TIM Swlo* Security and rotaran- Help Wanted...... 11 Hoftiot ter Rent...... M For odyerlisements to oe puplisfied Mondoy. APPLY IN PERSON: me deadline is 1:3S p.m. on Friday. price tor a boelc 25 thlne. Lovely treed lot. wood floors, close to Klernon Real Rstote. Cgnsgrvotlvg Orgup ces. No pots. 646-2W. Situation Wanted...... 12 ttere/Otftee Space...... It ASK FOR MARK HOMES 1-454-4404 gr ■uilneti Oopertunitlet.. . 13 Retort Property...... M McrchanatM Autamatlva word ad It only 890 and Move-In. Cream putti schools and thoppina. 649-1147. Small 4 rooms on oufot Initructlon...... 14 Induetrlal Preoerty...... V Hellday/Seaeonol...... „ RRAO YO«R AO. CIOMIfied odyertlsements ore RICCIO RMSALE Bowers school area. Hurry won't last. Sen­ 1-4M-1886 ! rt Cors for Sole...... g will appear In 75 newt- straat. Suitable for sln- Employment Servleee ... Oorooet end Sterope...... M AntlouM and Collectiblee.. tooen by tetepbons os o conyenlence. m FLOOR COVERING popert. For more In­ $148,500. 649-1147. Kler- try Real Estate. 643- gl# adult or elder cou­ n Reommatet Wanted...... t» Clotninp...... 7J Trucss/Vons for sole...... 77 Montliesler Htroid is responsible f o ^ y otw DEPARTMENT All rael astota odvarfiaed In Wonted to Rent...... 4S Furniture...... U Campers/Trailert...... n Incorrect insertion and men only lor me sue of formation call Classi­ non Real Estate. 4060.O DIVESTMENT ple. No pets. Sacurlty R«ol isfatt TV/Sttreo/Appllancet...... 71 Mof or cycles/Mopids...... 74 me orlpinal Insertion, tfrors wnich 7a not POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT tha Menchatfar Herald It fied, 643-2711 and ask 13 Auto SerylcOS...... M aublact to tha Fair Houtine WHY Renif lient checks MANCHESTER. Newllst- PNOfENTY and retarances re- Hornet for Sola...... ji Mocfrinery and Toole...... lessen me yolue ot me odvertiiement mil not for detollt.o aulred. plus utlll- Condomlnlumt for Sole. » StrvicM Loein end Oorden ...... 77 Autos te r R on f/L o o se...... M be corrected by on oddltlonoi Insertion. Act of 1941, which mokaa It only produce receipts I Ino, well kept 6 room Rentals Lott/Land for Solo...... 73 CMIdCort...... SI Ooed Ttilnot to Rot...... 71 MMcelloneous Aulemotlye ...... W RICKEL lliaeal to odvarflta any praf- i^ NeHgI T feA'.'i W , W . Own this 6 ft 6 older Colonial, 1'/!> baths, fles. 643-2C70.______Invettmant Rroptrty . . .. Jti C leanino S e r y lc e t ...... 37 Fuel oil/Ceal/FIrewood ... . 7 t wonted to Ruy/Trode...... «• aranca, llmltotlonordiacrlm- Duplex and start pro­ fireplace, sun deck, 1 More than meets the Trad# beautiful Florida 2 8E6A(!>0M fownliouae. HOME CENTER lnatlan botad on roca, color, eye. Immaculate, spa­ ducing some Income car oarage, convenient Heat, wall to wall car­ 1026 TOLLAND TPKE rallelon, tax or notional cious three bedroom and eoultyl This prop­ location. $164,900.0 homo tor invoatmant MOMS MANCHESTER erlein, or on Intantlon to condo. LIKB KINDBK- m N ENENT I peting, all appliances, moka any tuch praftrtnet, home. Featuring Im­ erty features large kit­ coble, air corHfItloned. limitation or dlacrlmlnotlon. pressive dining room chens, 2 bedrooms, up­ CHANGB TAK AD- 6750 per month. Nice HELP WANTED I«LP WANTS HELP WANTS OFFICE person 5 days, 4 Tha Harold will not know- and bright, cheerful dated electric, ond on IG0II00MIINUM8 VANTAGf. PLEASANT room. Ma­ locotlon. Coll 647-1595. HELP WANTED HELP WANTS HELP WANTED m m hours per day. Time extra ble lot with a 2 ture working gontlo- Inelv occapt any odvartlaa- kitchen. Ready for you m iA L E Owfior 646-2428 ED ED ED NURaE Aldas. Training flexible. See Walt Car­ manl which It In violation of to move In. Century 21 cor eorogel Atklne mon proterrod. Kit­ SECaeTARY Clork tv- REGIONAL ClassIftM class storting soon. ter or Shirley Zwick. tha low. Epstein Realty. 647- price Is $152,900. Olve chen prlvlltgos, CONDOMMUMD ods reoch tittrlv Corter Chevrolet, 1229 W LOCUST Street, Urdm- 8895.0 us a coll and let us show 2 BEDROOM Townhouse. porking, near bus lino. plit. Full timo, M:30. MHS ORADS You will be paid while Manchester Garden Roforoncos rooulrod. HMNENT Coll a4a-a775. 34NOjao bomM. On* FART Time. Barn extra you U — It,-- piM------receive CASHIER. Orompv't Main Street, Manches- lly. 4 rooms each. Ex­ TWO Fomlly time tested you this propertyl YOUNG clotilfled od placed corner store la loekino ter. 646-6464.______cellent location. Nice Realty World. 646- Condominiums. Move 647-9033. P u z z le s DISK-Jocktv for iop 40 Immgdlot* money this summer ot- tree mtols. Toklnt op- building with 13 rooms. In condition. Conve­ 2 BEDROOM Townhouse. wHti ttie Manchester slstlng our bookketper ptlcotlons for full or for coahltre. All ehlfte KlfCHEN Help. Fart yard. $153,000.646-2436, 2 modern kltchen- 7709.0 LAWER Manchester Garden club. Must hovt own Herald will b* ^ c e d In oponlnat for available. LIborol be- 9-5 weekdays. nient to downtown and music. Apply In per­ production with posting, filing and port time certified time approximately 20 s.. .one with pri vote sun WAtiT a home that Is highway. Coll otter triral Mltip-onr story brick Condominiums. Mov­ oyer 200 newipapers light typing. Also help nurses aides for oil nsflte. Apply ot Orom- hours per week. Two GOV^RNAltitlT tiomes windows, steel sidino- close to evrythlng? huilJtnK full cellar. APANTMENT8 ing condition. Conve­ Anawar to Pravlout Puitia son: Ths Oolltry, 141 throughout New Eng­ py'e Corner etort, 706 6pm. 755-2177 or 754- ACROSS 46 Toy Now London Tpko, workort. with customer service shifts. Earn o high rote dietary aides ond one from $1 (U repair). ...Lots of parking. Ot­ This home Is In a good 3424. $69,900. CiBn go up snofher story. FONNENT nient to downtown and 47 Kind of land for one low price. by phene. Hours Main Street, dishwasher/pot location I Some of the highway. Coll otter 1 190. Roman Glostonbury. as par hour. of pay plus bonus Dellnouent tax prop­ tered ot 8158,9(K). Coll Steps from local Court- e h ffia Coll Classified 643-2711 •:30om to 12;30pm, hours. For mors Infor­ Moncheetar. washer. Pleasant erty. Repossessions. 646-2482. Blanchard ft feotures ore 2 bed­ 6pm. 755-2177 or 754- 4 Cakf. vaii«v 48 Stray dog LPN Group homo. Port and ask for detalls.o Apply In pgrton ot house. Two ffirnily with rin- MANCHESTElTTroonT, 8 Ruiiian LAlRlDlI1N1E1818J Monday through Fri­ mation pitas# coll Dl- working conditions Coll 805-687-6000 exten- Rossetto.o rooms, 1'/> baths, din­ MANCHESTER adults proterrod. No 3424. 1525. SO Play a rola Q D B E] (DGin B B B tlms weekends ond day. Coll Terri Oonlon DERMAf6LOOY. Sscrt- and flexible schedule In ing room, family room, dcrhlfH'k two car giragr aocrat polict 52 PoHta rsetor of Nurtst, Mrs. tory/Rtceptlonlat. Ex- slon GH 9965. LYDALL Woods. Sprino Frittint ono bodfoom loft pots, no appliances, 1 1 2L ait lattar □OC3 BDE] shifts. Hourly rote 6 f f i c E posUion-Aost PILOT MFQ. CO. ot the Manchester He­ A. Plants, Crsstfltld 120 bed covolescent 1 cor garage, fenced gives excellent locition 56 Oil aiportar $10.75. No benefits. perltnced. 7 ROOM Cope with family Is here, summer to condo. BulH In 19SS. cor. Security and refer­ M M E 8 13 Imaga 58 Raddiih- □□□□□□DQ CIBDD Hartford, good typing 144 Tollond 8tr**t rald, 643-2711 for on Convolescsnt Homt- home, Glastonbury. room. Maintenance yard, and walk up attic. with income and expansion ences. 649-1265. 14 Fraihwatar brown $9.39 with pro roted interview Reeponelble pereon follow...Enloy your li­ bilht. whirlpool bilhlub. FONNENT SBB DBO □□□□□ skills rsoulred. Varied East Hartford /Fenwood Manor at Will train, neatness Vinyl tiding. Nice loco- mited time at home Asking $129,900. Coll us potential. Owner will con­ porpoiaa 60 Containing a benefits. Coll Elolne duties Inicude; custo­ Boe appointment. 643-5151, Monday wontod for aecratorlal and dependability re- for an appointment I fully ippllincod kllchon. w/w 149 OAKLAND Street, 4 15 Aetraia cartain gai 647-1624. and rsceptlonlet poll- tlon. 8134,900. Owner. with this 3 bedroom I'/a oirpoling, ooniril air. sider teasing hrirk building Botham DBO □QBDDIIEID mer service. Inven­ through Friday 9om to aulred. Weekends Realty World. 646- room, 1st floor, S470per 6 ROOM home for rent. 61 Pokar ataka tion In buiv Vtrnon 643-0540. both Wllllomsburo Co­ baamod oathadrat calling, with option. DelaiU, Bill Completely furnished. 16 Rtpped 62 Songatrata DIETARY Aide. Permon- tory, billing, and pro- 3pm. 6:30am to 12:30pm or 7709.0 month plus utlltles. 2 DELIVERY Ftrson and Dermotoloev office. NANTUCKET Cope. Ly- lonial unit. This much apiral ataircaaa. carport and Belfiore or Jirn DeRocco. Call 649-7911.______17 Yuli Adama □OB BOO BBOBCl ent port time opening cesslng orders. REWWiSillWr 3:00pm to 7:30pm, BWITF r I An xious I months security, no ap­ 18 Rotating salts wontsd at ones. Full time dove many doll Woods. Attached 5 preferred complex of much mom. Aaltlng 'S6.800. 63 Scora a OBDODOBCID BBD for person to perform o Trucking or warehous­ TvnsT weekdays 3:00 to attached townhouses Bought another home. pliances. Weekdays 9- MANCH^$TER .Immoc- machina part victory □BCIO BOOB BOB yorlety of kitchen du­ ing experience helpful. Days. Modern Fhar- beneflte. Salary com- plus room 2story Cope. Cantrally locatad at BIgalow ExosHsnl opportunity Bookkooplng— gonsral 7:30pm. EOE. Coll Don allows for casual core Dormered sided Cope BELFIORE 5, 646-2426. ulote spacious coiyl 3 20 Mao 64 Biblical DBBO CiDBC] luICIO ties. Great hours for Coll for appointment maev In area's loroest meneurott with expe­ at 633-5244 for 2 bedrooms, family Hollow Condomlnluma. tung free living with garage with fenced yard. Vh bedroom, V/i baths, prophat high school student. Hartford Despotch, shoppino esnttr. Flsxl- tor msture, dspendsbls tsorsMry, oonsral lodp- rience. Coll W1-9441. Interview. rooom, formal dining REALTORS 4 ROOM, no appliances. oulet area near schools 22 Bant to ona 65 Traval 11 City, #rs, builnots book- and monooeble lot to boths. Fully finished sida Coll Manchester Merchandise Division, ble hours, good pay. parson with 3*^ yssrs of* room, 1.5 baths, 1st CONVERSE 431 Mein St. S^O ft S470. Security shopping .large yard. 66 Calif. Apply of ones. Llppstt kpoplng, aeoounli poy- ^AiVIlYYilRtecarttor floor laundry. Taste­ garden anyway you basement with bar. REAL I8TATC deposit. No pots. 2 23 Zola haroina Quantin 19 Paraon Manor 646-0129. 521-9551. EOE. flos oxparlsnoo, having our doughteri; oesi 7 If you don't use It, don't Shows very nicelyl 647-1413 6900 plus utilities. Call 25 Haat unit Pharmacy, Manchts- ■Mo and rseolyablt, fully decorated and llkel Offered at months security. 646- DOWN 21 Coin of OKOsllent tsisphons ma­ and 10 tnrouohout the n e ^ It and don't wont It, 8154,900. Asking 8123,900. Strono Dorris at 646-2402 or (abbr.) Franca tsr Forkodt.______f o n ^ oftloa dutlis. maintained beautifully Blanchard ft 646-4382 2426 weekdays 9-5. nor snd typing skills ot tummer. Fleote coll why not sell It with a Rossetto. 646-2402.D Real Estate. 647-7653.0 646-3592. 27 Worn out 24 Mora modarn h a r d w o 65 Pioor latery rongo '6-'7/hour. Classified Ad? Coll 643- Inside ond out. Re­ 30 Playwright 26 in tha paat JOB otloesISOwpm. Immsd- Rimma to: 6494S42 after 5:30pm. duced to $146,500. Jock- O'Naill 27 Off-whita Sander and or Layer. 2711 to place your od. Experience helpful but Iste optning In Glaston­ Lowli BSiln FART time auto ports ton 6 Jackson. 647- 33 Haart (Lat.) [comb, form) 28 Miataad 8400.O 34 Rami' matai ) Panny 29 Foil OPPORTUNITIES not neccesopry. Will bury Mental Health Ixocutlva OIraotor counterptrson. No ex- BUSINESS 36 Scandinavian 30 Anciant train, tonp hours, ptrlence rsoulred, but Group prsotlot. Hookanum Induttrtot OPPORTUNITIES PEEK A Bool This tpo- god Britilh good PdV. baiwflts. Oempsny paid modloal F.O. Box 2002 helpful. Good pay and m i clout Ansaldl built 37 Raka chariot at the Must lint to trovtl. relaxed otmotphtre. Raised Ronch Is 31 NIbblai bonotlts, 40 hour work Vomon, OT 06006 39 DiMarant 742^1. Coll Ed. 646-S2S0. 41 Mail cantar 32 Adam'a wosk, by ter real eatale ohlce. Poai- iianrl;pBtpr Brralii Garth Road...... 126-138 lion requiret eacellenl and aak for Neil Ludlow Road...... 26-107 'TCFKPa KJ JCOH MANCHESTER HONDA communication and or- Amo« Rd...... aH ganiaalional akilla. Knowl­ 643-2711 CV OKYL WDPP. Ferguson Road...... 16-1 It AUTOMOBILES edge of reel ealale a plua. ADVERTISE YOUR E. MMiMa Tpke. (even only)...... 86*-a7a neaae call for an inter- One payment — One 25 word ad NAL TLNNLt RN view or aend reaume to: North Elm St...... 6-61 Our PARTS DEPARTMENT it Len Hatyle SUMMER VACATION SERVICES KJ, NAL OLJJ Woodbrtdge St...... 16-680 D.W. nab NOW YOU CAN REACH UP TO 3.000.000 HOMES WITH JUST ONE tooking a counter person ^^WEMoag^^^caan CLASSIFIED AO ORDER! DHCKFN CV RLCROL Janeon 8t...... AjJ outaido sales driver. leveeteaeial Cw. h o Call 643-2711 Jordt St...... 243 Main S(. UDF DKKPLURDNL FerkerEt...... 161861 exp«rt«net prEtarrEd, will train thG^rlght paraon. Manckeater, CT 06040 East MM«a Tpke...... ISMW Hourly wags up to *7.80 p«r hour plus bonus 643-4616 IRENE OR TRACEY RN.’ — OLCPOL FrankMn El...... ORIUSTSTOPBV iHanrlirsti'r Hrralii Parker St...... 106<4t dEpETKlIng on •xpErlanca. For Inttrvltw csll ) W,. V. . 4 . V C S L H D F . Jtm M Forzono it 64S-1S0S, Stm^SOpm, ReCRW T lR / THE M6NOIESTER HERALD, 16 SRAINARD PUCE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "TT» men wno Oo« oM read Green Read... IlLINHIRim R good boom has *m tNtvanlsg* owsr tbs nwn wt»o cent Herwy St...... fii-a ii Mondty>Frldiv. t t $9 road tbsm.” — Marti TWaSt. FrkK etewEt, .liM a a O Tannar E t ...... tae-iaa S COLLEGE. HIGH SCHOOL, JR. HIGH STUDENTS c We Do It All For You! WMIoolGy Ml In Manchester. Hours X School will be out sooni Advertise your Summer aa. Fareon must*n|oy ma 2 Services with us. Let the Herald help to make your tft SOUTHERN N.E. g services known throughout the Manchester area. H pt*. Will bP tuMy > CLASSIFIEDS H Adsmt Straat H ' PnwMbdbytKPA______trWned. CeN orappty In 74 4 lines, $15 (prepaid), 7 days. MEnchastor, CT 06040 A service of llie New EnglaiKl Press Association 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 0 * Extra $ $ $ for your Summer Funll (This iDpligs to Students ONLY.^Vou may cancel your ed et any «m*l Sorry no tefunds.) $4 - MANCregTER HERALD, f rlday. June » . 1867 ★ * ★ TAG SALE!!! * ★ ★ 4 Days for the Price ef 3! Kf* P PI U a C m E: vniiDYOUR ADAn ONa m riircnAvTUESDAY, BEFORE RFrnnF NOON,m a a m ANDa m a vYOU'RE a i i w p ALLai i «rrSET FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY OR IRENE IN CUSSiFIEB.

GARS FORSAU S A lf NtW LV R«n*vat«tf. 73 C H E V E LL8 naw point, SKYLARK 1979. Higb mf- CtoM to l-t4, Itf and roof dnd corpet. 390-4,4 leoge. Running. Be$f Jnd floor tuftot ovollo- U spaed. Must sell. 8TOOO Oftar. 443-9739. bio. Root Includos utlll- or best offer. 449-1147or tlM. Rotormon Bulld- 443-9143. CHRY$l e NI Ldiaron, 4 ing Componv.>y.»i M»-fi404. pick cylinder ofuemoffe. air, sfereo. Very efeon. J Ot^cotforroniilAaAootono- - Bluebcrricf M^R7 ttarMsf 1$ j j m m ■Rs^^PWi^^Rw RMPBIRIIR lent condition. 87,500or AAutt bo soon. 3000 best offer. Call even­ ^ L Y M d u f H Aelionf 4 FfMor, Im m 2B RIW iOnORMie .r peA4i^0||m door, 4 cylf nder, pevwr u •ouoro foot of $14 por Hg H |Aaai.4bWAAi;,‘>,. ings, weekends. 444- touoro foot. Contact 2310. ttaering, brakes. 3lk. Mrs. Porrill 3$3-07$4. Mint condiffan. 444- 4903. FUEL 0N./G0AL/ FIREWOOO ,St&i9 R O U T E 83, VE R N O N cONfiWiWfAL AAANCHRSTRR. 041 S53 o cord. S feet lenotht, m - t m 7S Chevaltt 4 dr. •1085 Mark MV. Leothar inte­ squoro foot Industrial erean, delivered, $ card mini­ rior. Block finfeb, low spoco for looso. Easy mum. MA$TSR/VI$A CARO as Basal Wagon •7185 miles. 812,999. Dillon Satu N 53 SkyMrk 4 dr. occoss to 1-04. Coll •4985 Ford. 443-3149. 449-7401. NORTHEIM FNKWOOO as Sulek BagM 4 dr. DfSTRtBUTORS WVf rWWWrd WvWW-IVRWWiWir 272-3B1B 54 Skyhawk 4 dr. Wg. •5095 ROOMMATES 44 Otdo Clara 4 dr. •7405 OTBHwflSii S4 OMC PMkup •7995 WANTEO UIHI BNFBWnNlWNeVrV vW, IRFBflQM^dWib • > BOATS/MARINE i l M 4 « le OMC Jimmy •10,905 $3 JA YC O cronk-up font RELOCATING fomolo. EQUIPMENT 56 Chav. Ctpflea 4 dr. •8495 frailer. Excellent com Musoum Curator with ae Sunbtrd 2 dr. •8505 dltlon. Sleeps 8. Fur­ won bohovod Lobrodor 14' ALUMINUM Duro- tf.Eft ' "•VVIIBd' flNNiV seCavalMrWe •8795 nace, stove, and led Rotrlovor soeks hous­ noutlc boot. 9.9 horse 4i^ YVIT m Se CavallWr 4 dr. •8305 box. Asking 82400 or ing. Coll Amy, Lutz power. Johnson elect­ l i U « I B I » » best offer. Coll after 4. P HWMilieu II fIBfBl^tfOA . - er Spoelrum 4 dr. •6495 Chlldron's Museum. ric start. Golvlc tilt t•rlWweWlw d S e ! ' no sfts w t i, 4444149. 443-0949. trailer. 4 horse power M IM y «u r«d . 57 Calabnty 4 dr. •10,495 Johnson motor. 449- 27 Borona 2 dr. •10,098 7779. GARS WANTED. Used boot 872-9111 FOR SALE FURNITURE troller for 1$ foot, TAD TAR TAB CARS 10001b sailboat. Coll SALES SALES SALES FOR SALE SET of twin beds new, 449-049$. I osklno $70 each. 3 dressers, $45 eoch, 35" TA G Sale. Sunday June 3 FA M IL V. June 37,9-3.90 SATURDAY June 37. AH BEST OFFER. 1974 Mer­ Curtis Mathis color PETS AND 38. 10-3pm. 139 School Dale Road, Manches­ day. Furnishings, some cury Comet. Not run­ counsole $175, swivel SUPPLIES Street, Manchester. 3 ter. Bikes, furniture, antiques, appliances, ning now.- 449-8241. C L Y rocker $35. 444-0549. families. 8x10 rug, end fabric, curtains, tools. rugs. 11 Clyde Rood, Keep frylng.o FREE. Small French Lop table, sewing mochine 133 BOLTON Center Manchester. M U $ f iell this week I 44 rabbit. 3 year old, tan In cabinet, kidsclothes, Rood, route 85. New American Rambler g C l A L T V /8 T E R E 0 / color. 444-3154. household Items and and used Items. Furni­ from the land of no much miscellaneous. SP APPLIANCES Eskimo Spitzs puppies 8 ture, and antiques. Fri­ AUTOMOTIVE rust-Marylondl Runs- weeks old, AKC regis­ TA G SALE. Mancliester. day 4/34, Saturday classlc parts. $400. 743- BLACK and white RCA, tered, shots. $300. 447- Saturday June 37th, 9-3. 4/37,9 to 4. 7484.0 19". Askino $100. Very 9137 Children's clothing, NEl6HB6i(HOODII Frl- CARS 2 good condition. 443- toys, household fur­ day and Saturday. FDR SALE Ch«vy C«l«brlty 5300 otter 5pm. MISCELLANEDUS nishings. 98 Carriage Corner Ashworth and SCRANTON 1987 RADIO Shock Clorlnette FOR SALE Driye. Glenwood. Antiques, CORDDBA 1979 for parts. OHnySLin ixscurivt vshiolis 4 Door Sodan lewelery, furniture, AND saiacT usao oass... Fuat in)., F.W.D., Auto., F8, FS, Blue, AC, Tlnlad (Mata, 107 om/fm stereo T a g Sale. Saturday June 4 new Eagle ST's. Z- SOMS i.sft riNANOiNO os LtSSI linens. Cloth Ini., AM/FM Starto Bodlo, 7,000 MNoa cossette $-trock re­ M A YTA G Washer and 27th, 9-2. Some furni­ bart, sunroof, 5 factory S7 DOOOa CANAyAN •1S.SSS ceiver ond record Whirlpool Dryer. Both ture, baby Items, lots of TA G and bake sale. June aluminum rims, 340 S7 DAKOTA PA) •11,ass chonger with 3 speok- for $200. Good condi­ odds and ends. 151 Brl- 37th,9am-1pm. Latvian motor runs, body good »7 LeeARON 4 dr. •10.4S8 CLYDE’S PRICE ers. $100 firm. Coll tion. Call 447-0919. arwood Drive, Lutheran Church. except rear quarters S7 DODQE CARAVAN •14.SS8 444-4114 onytIme.D BIG Bed, 2 living room Manchester. Garden and Winter and passenger door. or OOOQE CARAVAN •18.2S6 t ffrsis chairs, 2 loveseats, Street. Furniture, All leather Interior. STLseARONa*. •11.SSS *10,495 6 Iblg rocking chalr,4 SATURDAY June 27. plants, household Console and buckets. SO THUNDERBIRO •S.SSB 8;30am. 97 Hackma­ LAW N AND televisions, dryer Items etc. Best offer. Also new SO DODOE r/u LaMad •11,488 BARDEN (small apartment tack Street, Manches­ 2 FA M ILY. 81 Bissell snows mounted on SO FIFTH AVE. (H •12.SSS riYDF CHEVROLET 872-91 11 size). Call 875-4358. ter. Tvs, radlas, house- Street, Manchester. rims. Coll Joe 443- as LeeARON TMka •12486 u L U / t b u i c k , m e ...... ^ hold Items, light 1798.0 as DODOE ROYAL FU •10,see TGRO commercial lawn fixtures, clothes, crafts Saturday only. 10-3. No SS LeeARON 4 Or. Tiitka •12.418 mower, model 112.12.5 and furniture. previews.______Buick Le Sabre 73. Fairly SS PLY. VOVAOER •14.SSS horse power, engine 4 POOLSIII SATURDAY 8, Sunday, good. Good tires, bat- SS NISSAN MAXIMA •12,288 speed, 44" cutting AmBzing DIscountI 527 WOODBRIDGE 9-5. Household Items, tery, radiator. SO CELEBRITY •8.686 deck. Includes a Street, 9-4. Saturday odds and ends. 139 8900/best offer. 444- SO PLY. HORIZON (t) •e.ees 4995. 50 OHY. OTS •io.see blower deck attach­ Limited time only I June 37th. Lazy boy Bryan Drive, SS HORIZON •4,aee ment. Excellent condi­ recllner. Air condi­ Manchester. RENAULT Alliance 1985 SS VOVAOER •S.SIS tion. Paid $2000, best Big new fantastic 1BS7 tioner, tv console, TA G Sale at 19 and 31 Red. Standard, stereo- SS TOV. TERCEL tw •7.486 offer. Call after 4pm sized pools, Including household Items, ce­ am-fm, low mileage, SS COUOAR •e.4es TODAYS' 443-4353. Benton Street, Man­ SS NISSAN MAXIMA •10,618 huge sundeck, fence, ramics, toys. Roln dote chester. Canceled If new tires. Excellent S4 PLY. RELIANT •4.8S6 v r I " filter and warranty. Sunday June 38th. roln. condition. $4900. 444- S3 TOVOTA SR-S •6.488 Toil toll Icroonod Loom. 4177. St PONTIAC J2000 •2.9S6 3 FAMILIES, great var­ 51 HONDA ACCORD •2.1S6 Any smount dtllverad. Alio, fill, TOYOTA Corolla 1974. grsvtl, Mon* ind bark mulch. iety. Freezer, shutters, SI PLY RELIANT SW •2,886 NOW ONLY ^ 9 7 8 rs BUlOK SKYLARK •2,7SS BoboM. bMkhod S hwdbr ranlal. collectibles, toys. Sat­ CARS Lift back. 444-4441. Installation optional urday 9-4. Rain date FDR SALE Keep trying. $500/best tsL DAm CONITRUCnON and extra. Sunday. 101 South offer. 875-3311 iTt-M oo / e e t-ttw road, Bolton. No early FULL FINANCING birds. AVAILABLE Sa t u r d a y , 9 -4 .3io e i - aOODTHINDS drldge Street. 4 foot oTake a Look, TO EAT Call Peter Collect pool, weight bench. No early birds. CALL AND A5K FOR PICK your own strawber­ 1-S00-8S2-7665 or ries.Albosl Farm, 55 203-S63-1161 CARS Miohi Villa Louise Road, Bol­ ton. Bring your own FDR SALE BILL PICONE! elBoti containers. TAD WtATTta fUBBt AVI $9WrTMIK,HIR.Hn in 19: ##A^. Pick your own. SALES Notstsky Farm. Ver- TAKE A LOOK 1988 BUICK REGAL non/South Windsor MISCELLANEOUS 2 Door, Silver line. 444-03(M. household Items. June 27th ond 28th. 9-3. 91 19B6 STRAWBERRIES Pitkin Street, $900 CASH BACK 1983 MAZDA RX7 Pick Ybbt 0^ Manchester. LINCOLN GSL, Gold I r m IaI BOC/immmI TA G Sale. Miscellaneous Items. 3 air condition­ TOWN CAR Ckaponit Brothtre ers. Soturdoy 9-4. Rein 2 to choose from 9 30 ClArk St., So. Windsor or shine. 9 Colehian White. Blue 1984 MAZDA '626’ Rood, Manchester. $900 is options-Kcessoriss n t t Coniblnoro Your Choice 4 Door, Gold Opening Saturday June 0. Houra Bam-tpm or until $ 1 8 , 7 0 0 plokad out. No ohildran 1984 MAZDA ’626’ under 14 yaara of aga al­ PURSUANT to Connecticut 88 Tempo 4 dr. AC M995 2 Door, Burgundy lowed In hold. Oenorei Stotutes______—et$-l9 o PUBLIC NIARINO Wlll _ 88 Marquis Brough *6895 5 2 8 -5 7 4 1 tlMO M SATURDAY. JULY rof mOTi inroniMRfOn. 11, 1907 1987 ot 10:0818:88 A.M. A ...... In Nie , 87 Mazda 4x4 P/U *11,800 1985 NISSAN STANZA BOARD j M m ef the COV- ENTRY TOWN HALL an Hw 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 5 Door Hatchback, Blue LBOAL NOTICB “JirA J ■ of TOWN OF ANDOMR E**^!J*YrVfn Mwl 88 Lynx Wg.. AI, AC *4695 UotlifHj Junt SDt ond lotting onl* until Juna 30th. Moriotly Brot will be oHtnng a spaciol limiltd 88 Artaa Wagon *6,495 -time‘ PIUS ""9" program— amm oni all now 1967 674 modali dtlivttad to cuitomtn Saltct up to ’9(X)O0 ol Moide uippliad optiora/occMioriai or got '900 00 Coih Sark 1985 CAMARO B8 Mazda BE8 P/U *63L'Q - Sot ont of our lolospaapla (or dotoilt Sport Coupe, Copper 88 Colony Park -W i ha«« itvofol in itock lo choow from iryluding 7 Dki. 4 Dki. S Dkt. DX. LX and GT Wagon *10,400 modoli -Frintitatt at *10.399 lot o 676 DX 4D6 with A/C Catwtto ond Powtr Stg SIk 01 30SS B8 Matkur XR4TI •18.600 of m i 7 BiCutlaasIdf. •7898 NO mmmfBMM • Jiw r GKBAT DBALBI B8 Dalsun 800BX *4998 ' ' BklaANBi l » 3 WINDSOR D B ^ f l w WaiBBlfax B8 QMC Jimmy 40K *7698 $8 UediicaaslaB 4 1 B Boalkat ilact to I 88Uno. Town Car *11,400 imaMiVIYWIW wTwfwl W9V tereovell 84 Oran. Idarquio LB *6698 I ^ ncMca.1 tkuroiwwrm recalYei 88lautuOLXP/U *8898 2 2 2 * »^ " r ______, July M ' 3 4 H SOUTH MAIN STREET Baerd at i_____ MORIARTY ""/MORIAR^ BROTHERS/ .the rtaht 9a ec- laW90O«l l-tA EAST WINDSOR CONN 060H0 rerenMds BROTHERS sift VVWVVW* M l Cofitor t t N Is fnNw JOMISCINTER STRUT O C 1 OC 2 8 9 - 6 4 8 3 i BIDWBLL It to da ae. MBnehBOlor, C T , »Mk mANCMISTIR, CONNECTICUT lOFAHDOVCR RIcherdA.------J N g cter/Bualeaii Sarutces 643-5135