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oENi^Ai^aeoTiiiis ^ C«iO^«n«r '*- Hostages Eo«y«loortcuttina«*>«->.- S'. *J:?«Vf^rr> ^ 4> s- h ' to Syria V- A* " c L iA R A N ^ ALL CASSETTES > vC/ y r ^ ’ By Pater Smerdon ON SALE NOW! United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon — Tbe Amal militia freed •ALL YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS another ailing American hijack hostage today •EVERY MUSICAL CATEGORY and took h im to a hospital a m id rep orts som e o f •THOUSANDS OF TITLES the remaining 38 hostages had been transferred to Syria and that arrangements were being N O i p M ^ C o f M $«l«ctQrou|ltTW FEATURING: orVikw Tip^’-;' made to move the rest. HiNKiV«cuuln O er ■> ' BATH|i|i««.#ll* - Cyprus but the last flight to Cyprus left without him. r.i EARANCEI j A spokesman at the Lebanese Ministry of Information confirmed Grossmayer's release and :^ V ■aid be waa receiving treatment at American University Hospital. But the spokesman aaid he did not know if the treatment was linked to lung or chest S S ?^ -.' .towe So, problems. G lto m PrIiAMY ao c i Grosamayer, 57, of Algonquin, ni., had a lung iMHyPo^MLRwfoor Dixieland S removed some years ago and Berri aaid earlier this M»iMliionip«n^ niole by Dma flobaok week be waa considering releasing him. His release UMAtyour d«cor.M0*:i...... left IS hoetagee in the hands of the powerful Shiite >niii0«t. Ofif.' ao.tw'. .".|Y y Eighth District firefighters battle a bam fire on McCabe Street after firefighters arrived, wee reported by dietrict fire officials as Moslem Amal militia or of Shiite militants who Cassette ng* C asaatta c CO Thursday afternoon that destroyed th f barn and many of its being of a suspicious origin. The barn at 24 McCabe St. Is owned hijacked a Rome-bound TWA jet June 14. . ,*Qmwh S*l . otig.‘ aaot ♦2 # ' A398 £ . 9 0 S5T”’ 4.76 0 698 0 . 0 0 '.•MMSfllllB W ftlW H lift ' ■■*'.■;.:« antique, coRtents. One firefighter euftored a cut h i^ .a t the ^ Anthony Choma. Lebanese intelUgence sources said some of the ^ - - ^ 1 Cssaene Csssatts £ OO sbene. th e fire, which wee b'f^ught under control 40lHlriutes beetaoMwitb Jewtsh-soundiiig namaa — taken oCr the JC , '*<• /A their relativee will not worry about their safety," said and was treats at Manchester Memor­ firehouse at Hilliard and Main streets. df the doors to a friend recently and had called the firefighteri. an official quoted by An Nahar. ' In Oiriatian east Beirut, the Voice of Lebanon radio ■aid a plot to assassinate Berri today was foiled by rAr&ELECTRlCRANGES soldiers who found two rockets rigged on tbe roof of a Sailors find jet wreckage moequecverlooUng his wJst Beirut home. The radio, which like many Lebanese stations ^'^iDfsHWASHEBS frequently airs reports that m erely heighten tensions, CORK, Ireland (DPI) - A wreckage — vital to deteimlnlng if 31,910 feet Sunday and crash into did not identify the source of its information. Police British Navy ship today located the the plSM was brought down by a the Atlantic. But investigators said .W A S H E R S & d r y e r s could not im m i^ately verify the report. hulk of the wreckage from an terrorist bomb, as some experts only meticuloua examination of the Alr-India jumbo jet that crashed suspect — would be difficult and wredcage could confirm that. • refrigerators Tbe radio said Tareq Yafi, 19, a member of the into mile-deep waters of the require special salvage Progressive Socialist Party of tbe Druxe Moslem sect, An Irish official said Tliureday Atlantic Ocean, killing 329 people. equipment. was aiTcatod in the alleged plot. Amal officials only "1 to 3 percent" of the plane .U P R IG H T f r e e z e r s The HMS Challenger, a "seabed A spokeeman for the investiga- declined comment. operations" vessel equipped with tors, including Canadian, Ameri­ had been recovered at wreckage. sophisticated sonar equipment, can and Indian experts, said it was 'Hie Challenger earlier detected Berri, Lebanon's justice minister and head of Amal. pinpointed the wreckage under not clear if the wreckage waa on "weak signala'' from the ocean the powerful Shiite Moslem militia, is negotiating on more than 6,000 feet of water 120 firm ground or sinking into sea floor and a British Defense Minis­ behalf of Shiite militante who commandeered the miles off the southwest coast of floor mud. try spokesman in London said the airliner and are demanding the release of more than Ireland, a spokesman for crash " I f it's in deep mud it could take aignela were being analysed to 730 Arab prisoners held in Israel. investigators said. us a long time to get it up to the determine if they came from the He said earlier thla week he would be willing to "W e are not eure yet whether the top," heeald. "Itcouldbelnfactbe Jet's "bladthox” flight recorders. transfer the prisoners to tbe custody of a western wreckage discovered today is still ■inking deeper and deeper all the EXAMPLES: The Challenger has been search­ Embassy in Beirut or to Syria. WhiteWlBstinghouse I fully Intact but w e're hoping moat tim e." ing for wreckage since Sunday and •MAGIC CHEF 30" Electric Range of it is still together," the spokes­ Aviation experts auapected gn heued to coordinate the aearch for Berri aaid be would convey the Swiss offer to the #38DE2C, OurOrtfl.* 449.70 ...... >269 man said. exploding bnnb cauaod the Jet to booiea. So far only 131 bodice have hijackers today. •WHIRLPOOL Dishwasher Officials said recovery of the vanish from radar acreena aT been recovered. But Berri told CBS News Thursday he was not optimistic about tbe hijackera' response to the Swiss #DU2900XM, Our Orig.* 209.70 __ >179 proposal, which called for SwltMriand to retain the •WHIRLPOOL Washer AOCO right to move tbe 39 Americana out of Lebanon and ^ » > ,1^ ■ J : #LA5800XP, OurOrIg.* 440.70 .Add IIO for color p ^ b l y to Geneva. 5 ’ '% r l ; ’ O’Neill vetoes primary bill Berri hae said be wanted the hostages kept in a $ 2 3 7 •WHITE-WESTINQHOUSE Refrigerator ftO O O Weatern embaasy in mainly Moslem west Beirut until #RT178QC, Our Orig. * 0 4 9.70 .. Add tIO for color ^ O O W HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. July 33 In its ao-called trailer technical nightmare. Israel frees more than TOO Lebanese prisoners — tbe •WHIRLPOOL Electric Dryer A 4 A A William A. O'Neill vetoed a bUI session to consider overriding the " I f the pertiea were thus allowed main demand of the hljackere who selied TW A Flight #LE5800XP, OurOrIg.* 339.70 . .Add tIO for color today that would have allowed the veto. It is questionable, however, to change their rules from election ■47 June 14 on a flight to Rom e from Athena, Greece. Republican Party In Connecticut whether the GOP has the two- to election this would create Israel television reported Thursday that tte United 'imannedlata maikdowne taken. Floor umpla only; tome may be to open its primaries to the state's thirds vote needed in both ■dmlniatratlve chaos in tbe office acralohad or dented. All are eovartd by Kill manufaeturer'a Stetot and Israel had agreed not to free the Arab warranty. Sale doea not Inekida mlerowava ovana, undarcountar nearly 600,000 unaffilisted voters. cham ben. of the secretary of the state and tbe prisoners detained in Israel until all tbe American or eoba ratrtgeratora or cheat fraezara. Sorre, no lainchaoka: The legislation would have me­ Remblican State Chairman Tbo- offices ^ town clerka,*’ O'Neill captives, including seven abducted before the TWA atora atoeh only. All aalaa an final. ant the "dem ise" of the two-party mas D'Amore Jr. called the veto. Dallvary and/or Inalallatlon at axtn coat. said. hijacking, are released. Not available In our Babylon, L.I., or Lavltlown, L.I., atoraa. system in Connecticut and made "poUtlce aa ueuel” and eeM that Our hope' lies itill with the court "party registration a detriment," 'Not av«il«M « ti> NY SUM. while be wee disappointed, he wee which will ultimately make the O'Neill said. hardly aurprieed. final decision." "In addition, this bill is unfair " He eaya he is trying to maintain In a 1 M 6 statewide party conven­ because it falls to spell out the two-party aystem; whet ha la tion, the OOP voted to open its Inside Tinlny MANCHESTER VERNON primaries for all elected offices actually doing is trying to protect primaries for atatewlde and fed­ 1145 Tolland Turnpike should be open to participation by his (M4>oy network end ooe-perty eral office to unafflllatod voters. It 24 pagM. 2 SMtlons, 6-page suppiemant Tri-City Shopping Centor unaffilisted voters," he said. dom lnat^'' O'Amora leid. *'& did not cbooae to open local and The legislation passed last ses­ is sending a direct, d e a r measaM General Assembly races. AlMo*. ___IS OMutrlss- sion by the GOP-controlled Legie- toevery unaffllietec! voter th etm After an attempt that year to _ _ a o Opinion.^ STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM » SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY .1043 nseplelelk. lature would ha ve allowed political Democratic Party doesn't want open prinwriea waa rejected by the parties to set their own rules for th tm ." I then Democratic controlled Legis­ prioisry participation. O'Neill claimed allowing open lature, the GOP challenged the .8 WM«wr_ Tbe Lei^slature will meet again primaries would have created,a state law In U.S. District Court. S t is ( .■ », » « v u 'ji *rv'«r..s^ i-«!**«*/»v*.«'

y a n C H E S TB H m k h a l u . > ny. June ». t w -J l t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 1W5 Third new housing code Reform group emerges in scandal- Phlllppine mlinaiy *'I have no reason to disapprove trusted ally of M am »- Members say it is a loose-knit “ too comfortable to be interested Marcos has said the gemraM Bv Fernando Del Mundo It is the first such movement in it." the military since the Philippines organization of officers from lieut­ or too wealthy to care." It went agree that Ver will return to his Job up for vote by directors United Frets International Ramos. 54. said the meetings gained independence from the enant to colonel in the 230,006- over badly. B8 anned forc©§ chlBf and diftc io r “ Instead of listening to us, we touched on “ priority areas” — of the country’s Intelligence appa­ the sale of a parking lot on klain United SUtes in 1946. Many see it strong military who are worried by I Board of Directors will take aUte has already approved tlie M AN ILA — The balding captain were called cowards hiding behind ragalnlng credibility, popular sup­ ratus if acquitted in the Aquino Street to the town for $300,000. The ■■ as a challenge to the general the corruption, favoritism and adoption of a virtually new grant. painfully tells of Filipino soldiers the cloak of anonymity,” a colonel port, morale and welfare of board baa already approved the command that supports the 20- human rights abuses in the armed killing. cote for the third time In a related adion, tbedirectora marching to their deaths in com­ recalls. personae), and operational effoc- purchase of the lot, which is Just munist guerrilla ambushes as year-old government of President forces. tlveness. He said the group The Ramos-Enrile group, with whan It meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in will c in d e r a propoaal to leaie a “ Today, you are looked at not as In March, some 300 recent south of Arthur Drug Store. villagers stood by and watched. Ferdinand Marcos. stressed loyalty to the constitution U.S. support, is attempting to the hearing room of the Lincoln building at the Nike Site oft Keeney a defender of the people but as an graduates participating in the The directors will also consider “ Before, people warned you of The movement traces its roots to over personal allegiances and an block the move, Adaia said. O u ter. Street to Connecticut Concert oppressor," says one officer. annual alumni parade at PM A in condemning four easements dangers ahead,” the captain says. last October, when Armed Forces end to display of "pom p and But civil rights attorney Joker A t their M ay meeting, the Ballet Inc. The ballet company ia All the officers spoke on condi­ the mountain resort of Baguio needed for a water main. "N ow they watch you get waylaid. Chief Fabian Ver was charged Arroyo believes the movement is a director* diicusted the revised now located in the building that tion they not be named. Most are unfurled banners urging officials luxury." ^ . In a report to the directors,. , Our Job is to die for the people. It with helping cover up a military Ramos, who took overthe armed “ company union” and the tolks code and asked the administration will become a ahelter. conspiracy in the Aug. 21, 1983 graduates of the prestigious Phi­ to “ restore dignity in the A F P ." The Nike building Involved ia the Robert Huestis, town budget of­ hurts to see that people don’t With the movement out in puMlc, forces last October when Ver went nothing more than “ window- to make changes in its proposal. At ficer, said In two of the cases he has m u r^ r of popular opposition lippine Military Academy, the the June meeting of the board. former Teen Center. care.” Marcos ordered Acting Armed on leave pending trial and is said to dressing” to appease Marcos' not received replies to the town's leader Benigno Aquino. Twenty- alumni of which comprises more Mayor Barbara Weinberg naked The lease would be for five years The other officers gathered for Forces Chief Lt. Gen. Fidel Ramos be favorod by the United States, patrons in the United Staten. offers and in the other two, the:: four other soldiers and a civilian than 70 percent of the officer corps. the administration to provide a with a five-year option for renewal. afternoon tea in a dimly lit room at and Defense Minister Juan Ponce recommended to Marcos that the of fe n have not been accepted. < also were charged. The movement was first heard “ There is really no difference more complete package of infor­ The flrat year’s lease price the headquarters of the Armed Enrile to meet with the maverick meetings continue. The properties involved are: Marcos' silence on the move­ from in February, when an un­ Homobono Adaza, an opposition between Ramos and Ver," said mation to permit a comparison of would be 67,296, according to a Forces of the Philippines (A F P ) officers. They held two such • 756 Vernon St., controlled by ment has fueled a debate over signed “ Preliminary Statement of member of parliament, said the Arroyo, noting both are cousins of the current code with the proposed memo from Weiss, and in other nod in grave agreement. sessions last month. Robert Cox, truatee, with a town whether it is truly a reform group, Aspirations” was circulated in movement indicates a split in the the president and staunchly Iw al, one. years the ballet would pay only the They belong to a group called “ These people are voicing an offer of $750. or a calculated plot to keep Ver out military camps. military between “ constitutional­ “ Ramos has not really done In a memorandum to the direc­ cost of utilities and maintenance. “ REFORM the A F P movement,” The statement denounced the effort to unify the military organi­ e 399 Kennedy Road, owned by. of power, or a Marcos ploy to gain ists” supporting Ramos and Enrile anything. Ho Just happenedjo have tors released Thursday, General The Nike site, acquired by the which says it is pressing for a “ chronic paralysis” brought about zation further, a cohesion rather Roy and Kathleen Lindstrom, with ■ badly needed U.S. aid from a and thoie who support Ver. 65, a a good P R .” Manager Robert Weiss said the town from the federal government, return to the old values of duty, by senior officers who had become than fragmentation,” said Enrile. an offer of 9150. reluctant Congress. material will be available before can be used only for recreation honor and country. a 33 Vernon St., owned by their Tuesday meeting. purpoees. The first-year rent is Marjorie Barlow, with an offer of The move to adopt a new code based on the cost of nteded repairs came in the aftermath of inspec­ and the estimated cost of utilities. 91,390. a 530 Vernon St., owned by John tions o f apartment buildings on In another matter, the board will Weather Inside look and Mary Jane Talley, with an Main Street which turned up a be asked to approve a bond for Peopletalk offer of $1,000. at the hall number of violations and led to the deed which specifies the terms of Today’s forscast conclusion that some provisions of A curious crowd the current code were too Coanecilcnt. Massachnselta It’s the ‘right luck’ Flower power revisited stringent. and Rhode Island: Occasional llstenB to Mary Blish The directors will also consider a Board to air proposal Retired Air Force Gen. Chuck Yea ger— macho DoMvaa, the singing flower child of the 1960s, rain or drizzle and continued co(d of the Little Theater request by residential neighbors of test pilot. World War II flying ace and a real says the reason his music is still popular is that through Saturday. Highs both “ songs about peace never go out of style.” of Manchetter, above, Multi-drcuiU Inc. that Harrison American hero — says there’s no trick to having days 60 to 65. Lows tonight 90 to the right stuff. It’s the luck of the draw. Donovan is touring the United States to describe the history Street be dosed at Pearl Street to to buy watershed land 55. “ I ’m still living to plead luck,” said Yeager, capacity crowds, playing his old hits of “ Mellow provide better control of traffic Maine: Clouding up with a of the 118-year-old plugging his new book, “ Yeager,” on Good Yellow,” "Hurdy Gurdy Man” and “ Atlantis.” generated by the printed circuit chance of rain in the north today is one on the appropriation of Morning America. ” ... The way I feel about it is Cheney Hall during plant. The plant is located in a A propoaal that the town buy a and rain elsewhere may be $19,999 to be financed from a bond ’ you’re a lot luckier if you’re in the right place at an open house largdy residential area. 12.8-acre parcel in the watershed heavy extreme south in scat­ and assets forfeited by Gilbert the right time.^ Directors Donna M erd er and of Buckingham Reservoir for tered thunderstorms this after­ Thursday. At left, Stepbra Cassano plan to meet with $15,000 will be the subject of a Sass in connection with failure to From frying pan to fire noon. Highs in the 60s. Rain moat LTM President David repreeentativee of the company public bearing before the Board of complete road improvements in a resitential subdivision on Kent D u Pastartal may have Jumped from the places tonight. Lows in the SOs. Newirth and Helena and its neighbors Monday at 4 p.m. Directors Turaday night. Saturday rain or drizzle likely. in the Lincoln Center gold room. The land, ow i^ by Eleanor Road. frying pan into the fire when he retired as a pro The town also expects to win a Cosima quits extraordinary Highs in the upper SOs and lower Deary of the Manch­ The directors will also review an Barlow Hanaen, is in Glastonbury football quarterback and began to race cars. Judgment against Sass which 60s. ester Arts Council agreement for operation of a town on the south side of Coop Road. Cosima von Bulow, daughter of millionaire Pastorlni cracked an engine that caught fire would give it an additional $24,00$. socialite Claus von Bulow, has caught the eye of a while he was driving at 215 mph during the NHRA New Hampshire: Rain today stand by an old emergency shelter for homeless General Blanager Robert B. Weiss said in a report to the directors that 'The town will use the money to top modeling agency scout. South Central Division Winston World Champion­ may be heavy at times in the people worked out by the Human lighting box that will Services Department and the a recent revaluation in Glaston­ make public improvements, such Jeremy Foster-Fell, president of an interna­ ships. And then his main parachute failed. But a south in scattered thunder­ as road work, curb work, and tional agency based in New York, has met von safety parachute helped stop his speeding car. storms this afternoon. Highs in be replaced with Manchester Area Conference of bury assigns a market value of Churches. In April, the directors $26,750 to the property. drainage improvements, in the Bulow several times and likes what he sees. “ She “ You have to have quick reflexes,” he said. the 60s. Rain most places to­ $500 donated by the Anoih€r cool wookond coming approved a plan to buy a former The land would be purchased In Twin Oaks subdivision. is quite extraordinary looking. She has great “ You have to think ahead of the car all the time.” night. Lows in the SOs. Rain or council. The historic ' church buUding at 466 Main St. for part with $10,795 in the Water The directors’ regular meeting poise, she makes people notice her when she drizzle likely Saturday. Highs in Today: Occasional rain or drizzle and continued cool. High around hall on Hartford use as a year-round shelter. Department budget that was allo­ Tuestey begins at 8 p.m. in the walks into a room, and she has great legs and a the 60s. BO. Wind light north. Tonight and Saturday: Occasional rain or drizzle Lincoln Center bearing room. At great back. She has one of the most elegantly with little temperature change. Low In the mid 50a. High In the mW Road will become The directors will also be asked ca te for the purchase of land at Vermont: Gray skies and cool to pass a formal resolution autho- Risley Reservoir. That has since 7:45 p.m., the directors will meet- proportioned backs I’ve ever seen," said today with period of rain. Cool. 60s. Wind tonight light and variable. Sunday: Mostly cloudy and cool LTM's home when with a group of veterans to bear Foster-Fell, who makes his living assessing the A whale of a party rldng General Bfanager Weiss to become unavailable, Weiss said in High in the 60s. Rain likely with a chance of showers. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Josh their plans for a memorial to the female form. Most cities across America plan flag-waving the interior is apply to the state for a grant of his report. tonight. Low 50 to 55. Remaining Berdnick, 11. of Foster Street, who attends Nathan Hale School. Among the other public bearings Manchester residents killed in the Foster-Fell is currently hunting for models for celebrations for the Fourth of July, but Atlanta’s renovated. 999,327 to help purchase and cloudy Saturday with a chance of schedule for Tuesday's meeting Korean War. a contest called Shoot For the Stars. The prize: bash is being trumpeted as the biggest of them all. renovate the former church. The more rain north and rain likely Hanid photo* by Pinto $250,000 in modeling contracts. There’s a reason: it’s the 25th time the city has 'it again south. High in the SOs. roiled out red. white and blue for Independence * Day. Extended ouMook Gles Campbell, Gloria DeHaven and hundreds -A • . t : ■ ’ ■ Fire Calls ■y i . . Ball Cash out of {all of other musicians and performers from across Extended outlook for New the nation will trek to the state of many peaches England Sunday through Manchester!Area Towns In Brief call. Main Street (Town, Thursday, 1:49 p.m. — medical Country singer Johnny Cash was arrested at his for the parade. Grand Marshal Gary Coleman, Tuesday: Paramedics). call. Main Street (Town, museum-tourist attraction, “ Houseof Cash,” and the 17-year-old star of T V ’s "D iffren t Strokes,” Connecticut, Massachusetts student, is a voting delegate at the conference. Thursday, 3:40 a.m. — water in Thursday, 1:11 p.m. — motor Paramedics). placed under house detention Thursday in will lead the bands and floats down famed and Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy District taxes due In July Kathleen Kerrigan, a senior in drafting, is basement, 56 Gerard St. (Town). vehicle accident, Bidwell and Thursday, 2; 19 p.m. — unneces­ Hendersonville, Tenn. Peachtree Street past a crowd expected to exceed and cool with a chance of assuming her responsibilities as national vice Thursday, 7; 30 a.m. — smoke in Wetherell streets (Town, sary alarm, 78 Batson Drive The Jailathon was for a good cause: to raise 225,000. Eighth Utilities District taxes for the 1964 president for Region I, which includes 13 states. building, 26 Pascal Lane (Town). Paramedics). (Eighth District, Town). funds for the American Cancer Society’s chapter showers Sunday. Clearing Mon­ Grand List are due and payable, interest free, She is the first Connecticut student to hold the H iurstey, 9:16 a.m. — malfunc­ Thursday, 1:07 p.m. — barn Are. ‘raursday, 6 p.m. — shed fire, 34 in Hendersonville, Just up the road from day. Fair Tuesday. High from during the month of July. a*.;-*' office, according to Robert Donovan, spokesman 24 McCabe St. (Eighth D istrict). BllyeuSt. (Eighth DUtrict). Nashville. Folks called a special number to make the mid SOs to mid 70s Sunday The taxes may be paid at the Eighth Utilities tion, box 1243 (T ow n ). for Cheney Tech. Thursday, 10:34 a.m. — false Thursday, 1:27 p.m. — mutual ’TburiKlay, 6:24 p.m. — medical pledges, fans purchased autographs from the Two moons over Montana and 70s to lower SOs Monday and District firehouse at 32 Main St. Cheney Tech teachers accompanying the aid. Eighth Utilities District fire­ call. Cottage Street (Town, Jailed “ Man in Black” for $1 a pop, and Cash Tuesday. Overnight lows in the Collection hours for July are: Monday. alarm, box 135 (Town). The great-grandson of a Cheyenne chief who students are Robert Terry. Ralph Catalano and Thursday, 10:55 a.m. — medical house (Town). Paramedics). telephoned friends across the country seeking SOs. Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., helped wipe out Gen. George Custer and 265 Vermont: Chance of showers and Tuesday and Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m. Samuel Alsop. “ bail money.” calvairymen marked the battle’s 109th anniver­ After the good deed was done, country music If a tax is due, the taxpayer is financially sary with sun dances and prayers for world Sunday. High 65 to 75. Dry and “ outlaw” Waylon Jennings sprang Cash out of responsible regardless of receipt of bill. peace. Chief Austin Two Moons organized milder Monday and Tuesday. Several In honon eemkter Jail. High 75 to 80. Low each night in The district tax rate is 4 mills. Tuesday’s American Indian International Peace Area students were among 250 academically Day at Custer Battlefield, Mont., because he the 50s. outstanding students from Connecticut who became “ full of heaviness with newspapers and New Hampshire and Maine: ‘Students can handle if participated in a recent Connecticut Honors Fair north and chance of show­ television full of threats of nuclear war.” Satellite view Eighth-grade students can handle issues such Seminar at the University of CoiuiecUcut. Now you know ers south Sunday. Fair Monday Says Two Moons: “ We must all come together, as suicide, abortion and death, according to the Manchester High Sebool students who attended and Tuesday. Highs in the 60s to Ethelred the Unready, king of England from realizing one God made all of us, and pray for our Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E D T shows a consultant to the Citizens Advisory Committee on were Matt Kim of Wyneding Hill Road, Mark president, for the Russian people and for success lower 70s Sunday and in the 70s 978 to 1016, got his name because of a lack of sound band of clouds accompanying a cold front from the upper Lakes to Family Life Education. Schuhl of Huckleberry Lane and Tim Stahl of counsel during his reign. in peace negotiations.” Monday and Tuesday. Low s in the lower Mississippi Valley. A few thunderstorms linger overtheOulf The opinion of Dr. Anthony Ferrante. clinical Linwood Drive. Representing Bolton H i ^ School the mid 40s to lower 50s. coast states. Clouds and rain over the northeast are associated with a director of Elmcrest Psychiatric Hospital in was Matthew E. Maynard of French Road. YeelnCekbnUlonorJafy The students attended academic seminars, AcroM the nation low off the coast. Layered clouds curl around an upper level low over Portland, was conveyed to the Board of 4th we are oftiertt^ the northern Plains. A band of high clouds stretches across northern Education Monday night by the public schools’ college classes and laboratory demonstrations ammalJufy it OlfSale Thunderstorms will be likely California and Into the Great Basin. director of curriculum. Allan B. Chesterton. presented by more than 90 UConn faculty over Florida with scattered Ferrante met last week with the advisory m em ters. showers and thunderstorms committee, which was formed in response to from the eastern Gulf coastal controversy over an eighth-grade health course, Brooks choton for seminar states and southeast Tennessee “ Focus on Wellness.” The committee is to review 30. the fam ily-life curriculum throughout the school Gwen H. Brooks, vice |»rindpal for program to the Texas coast. Showers and lOSTON and instruction at Manchester High S A ooL was thunderstorms will also be scat­ system. Leisure Ferrante also favored the support of parents recently selected to attend the llth IDEA tered over western portions of vomt and parental involvement with the students in Academy of Fellows summer program in Dayton, the lower Ohio Valley, the Living some aspects of the health course, Chesterton Ohio. southwestern Great Lakes and said. Brooka was one of 800 Amaricaa educators parts of the Pacific Northwest. Overall, Ferrante said the materials used for chosen to participate in the aeminar July 14 to 20 with Rain will fall over New England, the health courses were reasonable and factual, at Steptens C o l l ^ . northern sections of the mid L o t Al Chesterton reported. The main topics for the seminar will be the Atlantic states, the upper Missis­ The committee will meet again July 15. changes proposed by the Preaideiit'a Commission sippi Valley and parts of the LOWUT on Excellence in Educatioo and other groups. tR lR S n iK * T aam nA Tu m t Dakotas. America's Finest .ooV Tech etudente In competition Highs will he in the 60s and 70s ^M ILCANt Sehoola g«t aria grants POWDER-COATED from the northern half of the LKOtMO- Several students from Howell Cheney Regional plains across the upper Missis­ Vocational Technical School are competing this HEBRON - RHAM Junior and senior high Casual Furniture sippi Valley and the lower Great week in a Skill Olympics. Other students are school and the Gilead HiU Sebool will each receive Lakes to the northern and middle E Q e n o w s a a * ^ Flow delegates at a national leadership conference in 1063 to hire artiata for specialised instruction. Atlantic coastal states and along UPt WKATHni FOTOCatT • Phoenix, Ariz. Ilie money comes from a fond set up by the the Pacific coast. Readings will State gold medal winners from Cheney Tech Commission on the Arts to encourage inriructian range between 100 and US NMonal foncMt who are competing are Alex Patnode, auto in the various arts. OFF degrees from the desert southw­ mechanics; John White, diesel mechanics and The Gilead school plans to hire drama 1/4 est to interior portions of Califor­ For the period ending 7 a.m. E 8 T Saturday. During early Saturday Donald Crabb, electrical. The students work spedatist Barbara GoodwilUe to teadi drama to against the clock, one another and themselves to fourth and fifth graders, and RHAM plans to hire nia. The rest of the nation will morning rain Is forecast for parts of the mid and northern Atlantic prove their expertise in specifle Job skills. mime and movement spedalist Mallory Bagwell have highs in the SOs and 90s. coast states. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum Victoria Garbech, a sophomore electronics to conduct seminar*. temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures In parentheota): High and low Atlanta 68(62), Boston 52(65), Chicago 62(77), Cleveland 55(76), Dallas 64(90). Denver 52(90), Duluth 48(70), Houston 66(66), The highest temperature re­ Jacksonville 71(68), Kansas City 55(77), Little Rock 63(64), Lot ported Thursday by the National TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH UP l photo Weather Service, excluding Angeles 61(76), Miami 76(80). Minneapolis 55(74), New Orleana F o r tha Record Alaska and Hawaii, was 114 72(66), New York 57(89), Phoenix 72(103), St. Louis 60(80), San 302 NMlnntMk tt, MMNhMlir, CT M M t Today In hMory degrees at Palm Sprihgs, Calif. Francisco 54(77), Saattle 52(71), Washington 64(70). Fk8M:M94tSS Today’s low was 20 degrees at In the Hall of Mirrors at Veraalllea on officially ending World War I. Gunnison, Colo. Designs on Travel on Main Street reported that one couple June 28, 1919, the treaty Is signed Manchester Herald Invites planning to go with a group to 4ETTOPF9VOHMAN(Z England and Scotland have de­ \ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Children 4 Years Thru Jr. High franyaar DlL Rtar Lottery cided to postpone their travel A ll Steel & Alumiiiuin Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraltia plana. The nature o f the cancella­ f in y w fi^er fingers or Abnanac Asaociate Pubiiaher Buaineaa Manager tion was incorrectly stated In the X Pools Herald on Tuesday. ;lom *teofVem om rapnfes^onrdAdd tVosA; NOW Connecticut daily USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 228 Vacation Bible School P ic k n p Today is Friday, June 26. the (age 39). In 1964, Israel freed 291 Syrian Thursday: 081 Publlthtd dolly txctpf Sunday Suooetted carrier rotet ore S1.M 179th day of 1965 with 166 to follow. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 23.196|.--» S HERALD. Friday, Ju— ««i i»M Flag mah gets answer l/World In Brief ‘God /s a Cajun/ Senators reject Justice non^ine^ straight from the top "It’s a big vlctoiy for dvll Foreign Relations Committee Trad# Io m m aoir in May chief, and said he was "deeply voted 1S4 against Bmeat Lafever WASHINGTON (UPI) - Faced disappointed" by the committee righU,” said William Taylor of the says the top chef 4eitb a itunnlng Senate panel Leadership Conference on Civil to be aaaiatant aecreury of state. WASHINGTON - U S. trade loaaea ao*red M y^rafcMni attention shows as much respect for the vote. , ^ Lafever withdraw hla name. 111 T billion the aeooni Wiboat on record, ai Iniport puranaaea NEWINGTON (UPI) - Unhappy Seteat. President Reagan says he ‘"rhat some members of the RlghU. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Proclaiming “God is a that President Reagan had stopp^ (lag as placing the right hand over the jrill • not abandon civil rights In Dallas, delegates to the D ^ t e tha committee’s vote, auraed and export aalea alu in ^ , heart. Mlldles enforced by William Brad- committee chose to use the confir­ the Senate could take the unlikely l%o deficit in the balance of morchandlM trade, a ^ lm U n g Cajun,’’ chtf Paul Prudhomme, Louisiana’s gustatory holding bis right hand over his heart mation process to conduct an NAACP’s annual convention gladiator, baat out an upstart Oregon chef for tbe 1988 when saluting the U.S. (lag, Philip Dalgneault said he accepts the jDrd Reynolds, his rejected nomi­ Jumped to their feet with thunder­ step of considarlng him if a beyond April by nearly II bllUon, defied ^ president’s decision, but it would not nee for a Justice Department ideological assault on so superbly msdorlty voted to do so. Crawfish Culinary Cup cookoff award (or the second Datgneault wrote to him and asked qualified a candidate was unjust ous applause when Chairman government oconomlaU who straight year. * f' why. affecthis own feelings about saluting i^m otion. William Gibson announced the ■Iljo d<)faat Thuraday occurred eatlmate of the second quarter "flash gross national product the flag. and deeply wrong,” Reagan said. Prudhomme squared off Thursday against chef IT Civil rights leaders called the "Let me em^asise that Mr. tenate panel’s action. An organ on four vetaa. Dalgneault, a disabled World War II -rote a major victory and a struck up "We Shall Overcome.” The cqmmlttee first voted IS-S Marcel Lahsene of Jake’s Famous Crawfuh Restau­ veteran, said he “almost dropped” "I don’t care who’s standing beside Reynolds’ civil rights views reflect *^ne contributing factor in May was the fart me; my hand goes to my heart,” said Repudiation of the administration’s Tlie first sign Reynolds would against sanding Reynolda’ name to surplus in farm trade dwindled to only rant in Portland, Ore., at Prudhomme’s K-Paul’s when he picked up the phone Wednes­ my own. ’The policies he pursued tte floor with a favorable recom- Dalgneault, who has shown his collec­ Zlvil rights policies they contend are the policies of this administra­ have trouble came when the amalleat In recent years and only about one-third of tha lunuu* Kitchen in the French Quarter. day and Reagan wa8 on the other end to jtave turned back the clock '30 committee recalled him last week mendatito. ’Then It rejected with a explain. tion of 205 U.S. flags to more than 25 ^ a r s for blacks and minorities. tion and they remain our policies a-a vote to send the name to the Prudhomme convinced the judges of his superiority million people. as long as 1 am president.” to explain what some senators said For the past two years, Dalgneault Senate Judiciary Commit­ were misleading statennents. Senate without a recommendation. with crawfish pie, an appetiser, and a new creation he said he has been piqued by Reagan’s For his part, Reynolds defended very little from dollars sent to producers elsewhere. called Crawfish Slambam, made of crawfish, crawfish Dalgneault said he also wrote in his tee Thursday repeat^ly voted Reynolds apologised to the com­ Most committee Democrats re­ standing at attention when saluting the letter be bad missed two opportunities his work and maintained the fused to take part in a third ballot (at, a veal glaze and spices served over rice. against Reynolds’ nomination to administration’s civil rights poli­ mittee for giving inaccurate or (lag — his r i ^ t hand at his side instead to meet Reagan in Washington, D.C., 3fe associate attorney general, the possibly misleading testimony when Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev.. Lahsene, a Cajun who brought his own crawfish from of over his heart. cies have been "effective in made a surprise motion to gather IndM shows mixed picture including a July Fourth celebration last ‘department’s No. 3 Job, in tense combatting unlawful about his civil righU record but Oregon, prepared Crawfish Monique and Crawfish year and the outdoor inaugural cerem­ ^liU cai maneuvering sparked by declared he testified “truthfully, enough votes to send the name to WASHINGTON - The government's com^ito ^ McCisll with spinach and mushrooms. It was "eating away inside of me. I discrimination." didn’t want to embarrass him publicly ony in January which was canceled jbnators’ charges that he misled Reynoids’ nomination was consi­ honestly and straightforwardly to the floor with an unfavorable leading indicators rose 0.7 percent in May Two newspaper food editors, one restaurateur and because of (rigid weather. ^ e committee in his confirmation the best of my recollection.” recommendation. That vote first two other chefs judged the contestants on technique, or privately. I just wanted to express dered an important test for the months of decline, presenting a mixed picture of the economy a my feelings,” Dalgneault said. «earings. The iast time a Senate commit­ passed S-3but then became a a-9 tie presentation, appeal, taste and creative use of Dalgneault said Reagan told him, In a pointed statement, Reagan White House, and the defeat was when the Democrats demanded to prospects, government economists said tway. Reagan told Dalgneault it took him a widely viewed as a vote against tee rejected a presidential nomi­ The up-and-down gyrations of the leading index, intended to crawfish. Gov. Edwin Edwards, under indictment for "This will be rectified,” with an Expressed his support of Reynolds, nee was in 1981 when the Senate be counted. racketeering and fraud, acted as the waiter, carrying while to realize that holding his hand th e administration’s civii rights Reagan’s policies. foretell changes in the economy, have ^ n little help to over his heart during ceremonies with Invitation to the White House. forecasters trying to figure out whether a rebound is under way. food from the cooks to the judges. leaders of other countries made his Mark Weinberg, and assistant White In 12 months the Index has pointed down six times. “The way things are going. I’m training for any kind guests uncomfortable. House press secretary, said Reagan Instead analysts have looked to the other government reiwrt to of employment,"the governor joked. Foreign leaders stand with their called Dalgneault because he likes to tell the future, the “flash” projection of the gross national Louisiana is the nation’s largest producer and hands at their sides during such telephqne letter writers. "The presi­ product, which sugflcsU the quarter just ending grew consumer of crawfish, harvesting 100 million pounds UPlplKrto ceremonies, Reagan said. dent enjoys the opportunity to respond to letters this way whenever he has the percent annual rate. 10 times the growth of the first quarter. last year. About 88 percent of the mud bugs are gulped Chef Paul Prudhomme tastes his entries. After checking with authoriUes, The indicators index reached 167.8 compared to a 1867 average down in Louisiana. Reaaan said he learned that standing at opportunity,” Weinberg said. of 100, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said. Court ruiing backs voterans WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court today upheld a Civil New York hotel workers back on the Job after bitter strike War-era law preventing military veterans from paying lawyers Hear no evil waved American' (lags and are stronger because of this more than $10 to challenge a Veterans Administration denial of Many of the 16,000 workers vote by more than 5,000 of the union Tbe first increment of the wage NEW YORK (UPI) - Thou­ workers was a formality since the increase — 6.5 percent — was to banners that said, "Thank You, struggle.” Lm lacocca, chairman of disability benefits. involved in tbe strike were ex­ The Justices on a 6-3 vote said if veterans were to hire lawyers sands of hotel workers today began union’s Wage and Policy Commit­ take effect today. The remainder Vito.” returning to work at 53 inns where pected to return to work by today The new contract also includes a the Statue of Liberty-Ellis to fight (or disability benefits, they would lose part of those at the 53 hotels affected, including tee had unamimously approved of four-step wage increases con­ a bitter strike had crippled service sists of 6 percent on Aug. 27,1006, "The hotel management tried to scholarship fund for children of the Island Foundation, puts on benefits to legal fees, and lawyers thus could become more some of the city’s finest hostelries the new contract a few hours workers, a legal fund to provide to out-of-town guests at the start of Bsrllcr* 5.8 percent on Nov. l, 1987, and 5.5 break your union,” said the earmuffs to drown out the pervasive through the system. the busy summer tourist season. — tbe Waldorf-Astoria, Plaza and white-haired Pitta, a native of workers with legal help, hospital “It is scarcely open to doubt that if (veterans) were permitted Pierre. The agreement with the Hotel percent on Jan. 1,1909. noise as Philippe Boncet of Association of New York affecU "We are pleased because we got Sicily, who once worked as a coverage for alcoholism and drug to retain compensated attorneys, the day might come when it Members of the Hotel and Motel banquet waiter at the Hotel Plaza. problems, nursery care for new­ Lyon, France, hammers at could be said that an attorney might indeed be necessary to Trades Council meeting Thursday Agreement had been reached 25,000 union members working in 85 percent of what we wanted,” Wednesday to end the 26-day 165 hotels and raises wages and Vito Pitta, president of the Hotel born infants of workers, an addi'- the basa of the statue’s present a claim properly in a system rendered more adversary screamed approval of an agree­ tional sick leave day and another ment that ended the city’s first walkout of workers ranging form benefiU more than 30 percent over and Motel Trades Council, told tbe "But you took on the richest, the torch, lacocca, the Chrysler and more complex by the very presence of lawyer bartenders to chambermaids. Tbe five years. cheering crowd, some of whom biggest and tbe meanest and we holiday. representation,” Justice William Rehnquist said in his majority hotel strike in 47 years. Corp. chairman, announced opinion. that the foundation is WINDSOR STORE: Exit 34, off 1-91 within $60 million of its G OP hopes to enlarge ranks ITeacher going home restoration campaign goal (North mllo) of $230 million. ATLANTA — Republicans, claiming their party mirrors PIEROW ArSW mainstream America, hope to enlarge their ranks by 100,000 in the coming weeks with a radio and television advertising blitz %ith reattached foot aimed at unhappy Democrats. The media campaign, which starts July 1 in four target states, BOSTON (UPI) — A Maine work with. This shortens tbe leg is part of “Operation Open Door,” a program designed to take school teacher was to be released and makes it difficult to walk, advantage of dissension among the Democrats by luring the from Masfachusetts General Hos- False legs are now good enough Nigh court ruling hurts unions disenchanted to the GOP. pital today after becoming the first to enable most people who have Frank Fahrenkopf, chairman of the Republican National person in New England to have his lost a leg to walk normally, so they Committee, said Thursday he expects "Open Door” to attract at foot surgically reattached after an are usually used instead, j WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor WriUng for the majority. Justice Alan Levy, representing Teams­ trict union self-government and ... least 100,000 Democrats to the GOP by mid-August. accident-. In the case of arms and hands, unions, struggiing with declining Lewis Powell said rules aimed at ters for a Democratic Union. “I weaken the ability of unions to Bruce Ristow of Columbia, however, the length of the limb is membership and dwindling poliU- preventing membership defec­ think it is a decision which bodes ill improve wages and working condi­ Maine, had his foot severed a usually not important. But it is |;nii cal clout, have been dealt a new tions are inconsistent with the for unions' ability to sustain tions through effective strikes.” Israel denies deal on release . month ago when the blade of a lawn importantthathandshayesensa- setback, by a Supreme Court “congressional policy of voluntary collective actions during a strike.” "No-quit” provisions, adopted ^ mower he was using to cut his lawn tion, which false limbs cannot JULY 4th decision' making it easier for unionism.” The number of strikes called by about half of the 96 national JERUSALEM — A senior Israeli official denied news reports broke off and struck his ankle. He provide. members to resign during strikes. Labor leaders said the ruling, each year is at its lowest point unions, are viewed as an effective today that Israel and the United States have agreed to tie the was rushed to MGH where sqr- "He’ll never have normal sensa- The court on a S-4 vote ’Thursday which upheld the National Labor since 1947 and union membership way to keep membership intact at release of 733 predominately Shiite prisoners to the freeing of all geons reattached the foot. He is tion in that foot,” said Jupiter, expected to be walking again "But he doesn’t need it to walk said the Pattern Makers’ League Relations Board, will make it dropped 3 million since the 19S1 a time when workers (eel the pinch American hostages. of North America broke the law harder for them to present a recession — to 19 million. of not getting a paycheck. within six months. properly.” u ’ ‘The information in the Israel television report and the Davar when it fined 10 members who unified front to management dur­ The AFL-CIO said through spo­ The case before the court began j While reattaching a foot is no Jupiter said the decision was ing Job actions. kesman Murray Seeger the ruling newspaper is not true and we don’t know the source of it,’’ said more difficult surgically than made to try to replace Ristow’s AIRCOHDITIOHERS resigned during a strike against May 5, 1977, when the Pattern the official, who spoke on condition he not be indentlfied. clothing companies in Rockford, “It will make it harder for will further efforts of the anti-labor Makers’ League voted to strike the reattaching a hand or arm, both of foot because tbe cut was so clean -^U.. and Beloit, Wis. employees to strike,” said Paul Reagan administration to "res- “It did not come from any competent Israeli authority. The wMch are now performed rou- that not much tissue would be lost Rockford-Beloit Pattern Jobbers situation is the same as it has been the last two weeks — it hasn’t BEAT THE HEAT Association, an 11-member em­ tinely, very few lower limbs are and he would therefore be able to changed.” reattached. walk easily again. zKIdnapped from eatafe ployer group. The television and newspaper reports had said Israel agreed Dr. Jesse B. Jupiter, the head of "I’m sure glad I had my lawn Nearly a dozen employees re­ with the United States not to free the Arab prisoners until the the replant team, said this is mower blade sharpened as sharp SAVE!! N signed from the union during the Americans are freed. because the length of the leg is as I did,” said Ristow. strike and went back to work. Earlier, Prime Minister Shimon Peres informed U.S. extremely important for walking. He will meet his fiancee, who has Police hunt for aristocrat When an agreement was reached Secretary of State George Shultz of Israel’s position in the l^ e n replants are performed, just returned from a trip to Spain, in December 1977, the union fined hostage crisis after an emergency meeting Wednesday night of usually some tissue must be and drive home together with a 10 employees for violating the the inner Cabinet, Israel radio said. removed to give a clean area to friend. NOW IN PROGRESS ~ ROME (UPI) — Police pressed a kidnap scene and also recovered a no-quit clause of the union I^tearch t ^ y (or a prominent submachine gun on the road. constitution. ;;^ m e aristocrat who was kid- The estate, a well-knowh breed­ snapped at the gates of her ing and training center (or tho­ Top educator defends .^idediterranean estate by three roughbred race horses, flanks the FURNITURE • TELEVISIONS • APPLIANCES •vTfaooded assailants a rm ^ with Me^terranean shore near Mon- Submachine guns. talto di Castro, a village 78 miles plan to cut student aid " There was no word from the northwest of Rome. 2 kidnappers of Marchesa Isabella The abduction was only the fifth BRETTON WOODS, N.H. (UPI) studento make serious sacrifices to EVERYTHING MUST GO * Guglielmo Grazioli Della Rovere, kidnapping for ransom reported in — Education Secretary William attend college. tjir!| 1 37, a member of one of Rome’s Italy this year — a big drop from Bennett, saying much of American But, Bennett said, “Anyone who 2 oldest noble families, but police the annual average of around 40 college life Is "marked by conspic- vlslto any American college or S said they were treating the abduc- kidnappings (or ransom since 1980. uous consumpUon,” agrees with university can see that — take the i tion Thursday as a kidnapping (or It was the most sensational President Reagan’s proposed cute figures as you want — one-quarter f ranrom. abduction in Italy since Anna in student financial aid. of it or one-third of it is self- r Hundreds of police, backed by Bulgari Calissonl, SO, and her son Bennett, who spoke to reporters evidently m a i ^ by conspicuous R dogs and helicopters scoured the Giorgio, 17, were kidnapped from Thursday during an appearance consumption.” area Thursday but found no trace their country estate near Rome in before the New Hampshire Assort- He said he would like to see a « «f the kidnappers and a search November 1903. aUon of School Principals, said he movement toward a “ self- 1 continued today. Calissonl, a member of the ' o n ’'* * * ® would favor a self-supporting financing” system of financial aid » The marchesa was returning Bulgari family that owns Jewelry financial aid system In tbe United that includes a comblnaUon of SELECTED from a race meeting with her shops, was (reed with her son by direct grants to low-income stu- companion Enzo Santoro as they the Sardinian shepherd kid­ Bennett, since his appointment dents and some form of subsidized 2 approached the gates of her estate nappers after 35 days and payment as educaUon secretary earlier this aid, such as loans with deferred i in the early morning hours, police DELLA ROVERE of a ^.5 million ransom. year, has been an outspoken payments and Interest, If said. The kidnappers cut off the advocate of reducing federal The system probably would * The remote control system in the . . . held for ransom? youth’s ear and sent it to his family 2 gTRiiti ftnd loBiit for collogc oporot® in th© rod for a fow yoBrf $ gate broke down recently and the to speed up ransom negotiations. students and making eligibility before becoming self-supporting, Z marchesa was seized when she of the car and then used the The marchesa is the sister of the requirements stricter. B ^ e t t said. .... stepped out of the car to unlock the marchesa’s Volkswagen to escape. Marchese Vittorio Guglielmo Gra­ . 90 ’ fw "' Although the administration’s The government also is stepping J gate. Police said they later found the zioli Della Rovere, who was . t o i l proposed cute may mean that up its efforts to secure paymrate 5 The hooded kidnappers punched Volkswagen abandoned on a coun­ arrested and briefly held in Febru­ students with certain financial from people who have defaulted on ^ and tied up Santoro, threw him out try road a couple of miles from the ary during an investigation. circumstances cannot attend Har- guaranteed s t u ^ t vard, Bennett said there was no collections running at ^M,000 to IF YOU CMH BUY IT simple correlation between the $300,()00 a day, and Is g l ^ F ' ff r» cost of an education and Its quality. conslderatiM to ^ k in g their 8 I Union Carbide chides India He acknowleged that many names public, he said. ★ TELEVISIONS ★ BEDROOM S L FORIF 0 R L F S S ..M 1 DANBURY (UPI) - India re- States against the company and puzzled by India’s steadfast ref­ f M W ILL L REFim TUB 7 fuses to accept interim relief (or negotiations with Indian officials usal to accept offers of interim ★ REFRIGERATORS -A DINING ROOMS victims of the catastrophic gas have stalled. relief, especially in light of the The one that got away ^ leak in Bhopal, despite stalled Union Carbide said it was street demonstrations. UFFERFUCEB 2 talks on compensation that led to ★ W A S H E R S WILLlSTON, Fla. (UPI) - A truck began to “slow up just a ★ LIVING ROOMS 3 rock-throwing protests this week, driverlesa truck loaded with wa­ hair." 3 Union Carbide claims. termelons meandered through the "I slammed on the brakes In my ★ D R YER S ^ The company said from its world streets, weaving wildly and flat­ cruiser, jumped out of tbe car and ★ H U TC H E S V headquarters In Danbury Tburs- Ut out after tbe truck," Pabner ^p.day it was “concerned and dis- ’500 REWARD tening road s i ^ until a police ★ AIR CONDITIONERS officer jumped aboard and hit tbe said. [RECLINERS *157| 2^:m ayed” by the demonstrations in Palmer caught the truck, man­ ★ COFFEE TABLES » Indls that demanded immediate for information loading to the arrest brakes. Sgt. Bud Palmer was on patrol aged to climb aboard and brought ★ RANGES Zr.~aid (or victinu of history’s worst it to a stop. chemical disaster. of the person or persons who did Wednesday rooming when he ★ END STANDS noticed a tractor-trailer truck By then, tbe truck’s driver, ★ MICROWAVES ' Union Carbide again called on Carrol Jefferson Teeter, had 'Indian officials to reach a speedy damage around my home on the weaving. He said be figured it was a "real bad drunk.” begun looking (or his missing rig. ★ RECLINERS PIEROWAY’S ^ out-of-court settlement on the issue Teeter said be bad parked tbe ★ DISHWASHERS •^'O f permanent compensation for evening of June 19, 1985, at 24 Ho­ But when Palmer pulled behind 330 Windsor Avo (Rt 159' the truck and turned on his truck while he looked (or a ^ victims and their families. companion (or a drive to Lake City, t . • i.i 0 “ ! 9 ' ■■ ■ At least 1,700 people died and mestead Street. All replies will be W. H. PREUSS SONS cruiser’s (lashing light and siren ★ BEDDING ★ LA M P S JSm truck, half-full of watermelons, Fla. Windsor, CT ^r>-tbousanda were injured Dec. 3, Tbe truck flattened three road ^.'1164, when a cloud of methyl strictly confidential. 228 Boston Tpke. (R | . 6 & 44) Bolton “ftept going. "I pulled alongside tbe cab and signs and a U.S Post Office AND MANY MORE!! ______5 4 7 -0 7 7 0 ______1 _ • ^ 4 socyante gas leaked from a Union mailbox. •^-Xarbide p^cides factory in Bbo- Please call 64^1021 or 643-7091 • 643-9492 shined a light inside. That’s when I OPEN DAILY 10-9, SAT. 9-6 X3>rt, India, and spread over the found out there wasn’t anyone TAKE-AWAY PRICES SOME ITEMS LIMITED QUANTITIES ^^ leep in g city. driving,*' Palmer said. Hie nortbemmoat town In the 69 Lawsuits seeking billions of Raymond F. Damato. PbliBor said the road began a contiguous states Is Angle Inlet, g ' SUN DAY J 2 5 ] tM brs have been filed in United MIOH upbiU grade, and tbe errant •J* S

MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridfv June 28.1005 r-1 I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy. Juiw W. im Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dougiaa A. Bevins. Managing Editpr OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Seat belts Connecticut In Britf \ Womaii identifies assaiiant mandatory Fire started in laundry basiiit BEACON FALLS-AbouMflfhtlMtMnrmwIyMinwdgVomra in gang-rape at cycie ciub » on Jan. 1 •BdkilMlhiraonaiidgraBd«Mght*rM4«UdlnalauodrybnsRM loft on th* idtebon stovo, olildaMAhtro iotormlMd. Warren’s testified the defendant A way t o counter the terrorists WATRRBURY (UPD - A mo­ "Some guys started grabMng Jack Igabollo DohMns, 46. siifforwl soeond-and third-dogroe bums me in my crotch,” she said. "1 molested and harassed the HARTFORD (U PI) ~ Gov. torcycle club president diarged ovor 46 poNMit of her body boforo lospiiig from a aocood-floor with taking part In the gang-rape of tried to push them away, and I woman. Urolta of war as It waa wagad as raeantly aa Vlorld WiUiam A. O’NelU has signed a Warren grabbed at the woman’s In considering ways of deterring terrorism, let window Wodnoflday In a fuUle attempt to aeek hMp for the a woman was identifled by the clawed one guy on his hands.” War II. The bomUng of aaamy cltiaa ordarad by Anderson mandatory seat belt bill requiring breasts a few times after she us be careful to distinguish the technical childroB.' alleged victim at his Superior I t e woman saidshe was about to Churchill and FD A displayad lass maroy for drivers and (ronbseat p a ss^ ers Bha rimailMd in critical condition Thursday In the regional run (or the back door when she walked into the club, said Steven difficulties from the moral ones. The former are la wear seat belts in tiw state or Court trial. Sirica, the club’s former woman and chlldran than wa may ha abla to otter bum unit at Bridgeport Hospital, a spekaswoman said. The former exotic dancer t « ^ - "heard motorcycles and was severe, but not necessarily Insuperable. (hoe a 015 fine. treasurer. in Labanon. And cartalniy tha clvlliana who dlad in Kirk Dobhias, 18, and Pamela O m de, 4, died when the Are fied Thursday Martin Warrra 27, afraid." On (fouling to the front The terrorists in Lebanon are waging a small W flU a m The law takas effect Jan. 1. Sirica testified the woman tried s w e ^ through tlie two-story wooden bouse on South Main Street threatened her, held her down and door, a man she identified as but highly effective war against this country, with thoaa raids wara individually no more capable, CNaiU signed the biU without to shield herself and did not about 8 a.m. Wednesday. pulled her hair before he joined a Warren ran ahead, saying " I will and probably lass so, than many or moat of those tenfare Thursday. encourage Warren and another a view to proving that it is a paper tiger and Rusher laabeUa Dobbins' daughter, K atlw O n^. •^dM the'SM , group of men who raped and be the doorman.” who would dla In these retaliatory attacks. In adopting the law, ConneoUcut man involved In the molestation forcing it to withdraw from the Middle East Troy, 18, were treated for sm ^lnnalatlon at OrifHnHospUal in sodomlaed her In a motorcycle The woman toM the jury of four The opening stages of the procau would almost laUewad the lead of Its western that preceded the alleged gang- altogether. The identity of the individual Mengele hunt Derby. E i^ t psofrie Uving In two other apartmenta escaped clubhouse last year. women and two men she was certainly be bloody, for tha terrorists would surely ■eigbbor. New York made boc- thrown on a pool table and canted rape. terrorists is unknown, but the communities from Injury but were left homeless by the blase. Warren, president of the motor­ try to test our resolve. But war Is Inescapably hUng up mandatory in January which they come, and whose iocal populations e cycle club known as Dead Babies, to a couchHn thp back room. bloody, and this Is nuwt certainly war. Gradually, andlmpoaod a lOO fine. "They just carried me into the Sirica also confirmed a state­ tacitly support them, are certainly capable of But Connecticut’s statute gives I bM pleaded innocent to charges of as the grim new price of terrorism began to be wasn’t priority other room, threw me on the couch ment he gave police about four being ascertained. Then the terrorists should be told that motorists time to got used to the flrst degree sexual assault and paid by the conununltles that sustain the and took my olqUies'off," she weeks after the incident. Sirica The probiem is to deter the terrorists. henceforth, for every hostage killed, 50 people in idea, During the first month, only Labor woes binned for Mate conspiracy to comihit first-degree said Warren told him the afternoon terrorists. Including relatives whom the terrorists sexual assault. He is one of seven testified, addfog Warren su on her Threatening them with the loss of their own lives one of those areas — adult males If possible, but 50 warnings will be Issued. The fines afterwards, "You should have for the israeiis HARTFORD - Officials at the Colt Firaarms Dhrliiion say men ebargwi in the Incident that shoulders, grabbed her hair and is ineffective, for they are ciearly ready to die. But in any case — will be killed at a time of our may love more than they love thenuelvea,.the will not start until Feb. l. stayed around a while. We went th ^ believe a fire that caused more than 118,888 in damage was allMMiily occurred on June 2,1084. banged her head on the couch. She what if their relatives, friends, supporters and choosing. pressures to desist from terrorism would rise and The seat belt requirement does wild on the girl." ralatMl to labor DroMonif • The 51-yearold woman said she said she was repeatedly raped and neighbors were threatened with the loss of their That should set up some interesting stresses prevail. ■at apply if the vehicle Is equipped s^ontiied and (bared for her life. He said he left the clubhouse Most of the Arab nations, long familiar with the WASHINGTON — The most puzzling aspect of the with air bags that meet current m ^ g s M beUevesthatthisandothersuspicioMflres entered the dnbbouse in Nauga­ lives? It is reasonabie to suppose that the among the people In these areas. If one or more tuck with a man who had suggested Warren, who owns a motorcycle because of the late hour nd what federal requirements. in the last two months ar* the resultof the current labor dls ^ te terrorists (not to mention their reiatives, etc.) hostages are in fact subsequently killed by the concept of retaliation, would privately cheer us. Josef Mengele story was the strange reluctance of they have a few drinks after repair shop and is married with was happening to the woman. Under tlw measure, the driver is with Local 170 of the United Auto Workers,” said Richard S. Lawyers (or the defendants said would regret this result profoundly. terrorists, the threatened retaliation must be The rest would hardly declare war on us (or win If Israel to track down the death-camp doctor and bring meeting in a nearby Waterbury two children, is being tried first. 2 roeponsible (or making sure child­ RelbcUng, vice president of personnel at the plant. carried out inexorably. It should be possible for they did), and our attacks would be too swiR to him to justice. bar. She said there were several T h e other suspects were also sex did take place in the motorcy­ How, then, can the United States cause the ren between age 4 and 18 wear the Of ficiaU are offering a 86,000 reward for information about the cle clubhouse but with the wom­ relatives, etc. of the terrorists to fear the loss of well-trained U.S. commando forces to conduct enable them to come to the aid of the attacked men but only one other woman gran t^ seperate trials. Israel, after all. is the principal refuge of Holocaust belts while riding in the front seat. fire in a lubricating system beneath the factory’s floor Tuesday. iniide. woHier, a former friend of anan’s s consent. their lives? short, swift surprise attacks against small areas, communities in time. survivors, including that pitifully small number who Those under 4 are covered by a Reward notices were posted Thursday in the divisions inside. with a very fair level of success and relatively low We could not expect, of course, that such a encountered the Auschwitz "Angel of Death" and separate child restraint law. Hartford and West Hartford plants, offering the money to anyone strategy would meet with the approval of the pope FIRST, WE SHOULD ORDER all U S. casualties on our side. But it must be recognised lived to tell about it. TOO seat belt law applies to with Information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the nationals, and all others who do not choose to and stressed in advance that some women and or other moral leaders. And it may be that even vehicles that come under the culprit, said Colt Industries spokesman Peter Williamson. Likewise, the West German government did not Collapse of Mlanus bridge support the terrorists, to withdraw from those children, and some innocent people who did not we ourselves would, on reflection, reject it. But if mandatory no-fault insurance law, exactly cover itself with glory in the 40-year search for specified geographic areas from which the heed our warning, will inevitably be among the so we would at least have recognised the high — including passenger cars, Mengele. The Germans would undoubtedly be campers, trucks with a load 8 terrorists are believed to have come and where casualties. So will some of our own soldiers. noble, if you prefer — price of our principles and FAA wants loMsst pay back delighted to have the case officially closed. capacity of 1,500 poimds, combina­ they are known tome supported by'substantial would have chosen, consciously and deliberately, tion or (arm vehicMs and vanpool HARTFORD — The Federal Aviation Administratioa says it’s haunts many after two years elements of the local population. ALL OF THIS IS WELL WITHIN the legitimate to pay it. Our associate Lucette Lagnado has interviewed vehicles. looking into ways to retrieve some $220,000 it paid in officials of Mossad. Israel's respected intelligence Excluded are buses, emergency unemployment benefits to fired air traffic controllers in 1881. "I make sure I ’m not driving Harold W. Bracy Jr., Luis Zapata service, who made clear that for two decades the vehicles responding to a call, rural GREENWICH (UPI) - It was FAA General Counsel John J. Markunas Jr. said the when a tractor-trailer is on it,” be of Stamford and Reginald K. ietter carriers and newspaper two years ago t ^ y that three Editorials search for the war criminal hud a low priority. administration wanU a return of the money after the sUte Fischer of Stamford. delivery vehicles. lanes of the Connecticut Turnpike said. Sidney M. Birnbaum of Fair- The state has sued the engineers Even after Mengele became the world's most Anyone with a physical disabil­ Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled controllers in Connecticut were bridge tumbled into the murky field, who drove over the bridge who designed the bridge. wanted fugitive, with a price of $3.5 million on his ity that prevents him from wearing ineUgible for the benMItt they received. Mlanus River, killing three people one hour before it collapsed, said Assistant Attorney General Ar­ head, the Israeli manhunt rested on the shoulders of a a seat belt could be exempt, but he SUte Labor Department officials are grappling with the high and inJuriiM throe others. be doM not worry about the Mianus nold Shimelman said it is likely all Underwater ii*y Club. C « n M • wltti ’msAMM gglM* iM tranMinI------«nd- tM* IlgM*. Mugbojft “ ■— b»MW«

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Gunsarcik, 74, of Staf­ A graveside service will be ford Springs, died Wednesday at Saturday at 11 a.m. in Pine Ridge Dec-Tam bid $126,400, said the St. Francis Hospital and Medical Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. Cal­ the AC M AT Oorp. of East Hartford Several school board members Bv Kevin Flood town could save a considerable Center, Hartford. She was the ling hours are tonight from 7 to 9 at threatened to contest the town's said tiMt leaving the asbestos In Herald Reporter amount of hioney by putting the sister of Mrs. George (Mary) the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 choice of Massaohuaetta-baaed the two schools could pose a health Lathrop and John Gunsarcik, both p r o ^ out to bid next year and Main St. BOL’TON — Board of Education Dec-Tarn for the work. hasard to students and staffers, of Manchester. getting it done by a company with a Memorial donations may be members expressed their frustra­ ACM AT protested the choice on and briefly considered asking She also is survived by a nephew lower price than ACMAT’s. made to the Rockville Nursing tion Thursday evening over the the grounds that Dec-Tarn could Thursday that Dec-Tam be al­ and two nieces. She and School Superintendent Association, River East, 86 Park decision by two other boards to not meet the town's requirontent lowed to go ahead with the work A graveside service will be Richard E. Packman both re-^ St., Rockville, 06066. postpone the removal of asbestos that the company doing the work this summer. Mild-mannerecI college prof dreamed up the hulking Vietnam vet Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Edward ferred to assurances from federal from Bolton High School and have a 81 million insurance policy But Pierog warned that such a O m etery, Stafford Springs. Intro- safety officials that the asbestos Bolton Center School until next by the tlnne contracts are signed. move could result in a bigger vigne Funeral Home Inc., 95 E. does not pose a health threat big;;- year. None of the four companies bid­ health threat, since any legal Bv Frank Spatnitx Main St., Stafford Springs, is in In Memoriam enough to require immediate ac-W The Board of Selectmen and the ding on the project — Including action )w ACMAT could Interrupt United Press Internatlanal charge of arrangements. There tlon. "W e definitely have a present,'., Public Building Commission ACMAT — could present a certlfl- completion of the work. are no calling hours. In sad and loving memory of Craig danger, but not an imminent one,"|;^ Francis Flynn, 1961-1081. agreed to the postponenoent Mon­ cate tor such a policy when town “We don't want to get Into a NEW Y O R K — ’The creator of day night, after learning that one officiate examined the hkte earlier situation where they (Dec-Tam) Pierog said. Rambo, the hulking Vietnam vet Several board members com-.;' Chrittin* Morrall We think of you everyday of the companies bidding on the this month. Dec-Tarn said it could will go Into the building, and then who destroyed a backwater town in And make no outward show project threatened to contest the come up with a $SM,9M policy. have to leave the bulldtng with plained that bids on the project;;: “First Blood" and liberated a B. Christine (Olsen) Morrell, 87, next year will probably be higher: But what it’s meant to lose you. town’s choice of a rival company. After choosing Dec-Tam, Iww- exposed fibers and dust all over the POW camp in the sequel, is a of 11 Cider Mill Road, Bolton, than this year’s. Parsons said pne!,. No one will ever know. " I t ’s horrible,” school board ever, the town received a letter place," she said. mild-mannered Midwestern col­ formerly of Terryville, died Thurs­ of the original bids on the project:: day at Manchester Memorial You wished no one farewell, member Michael Parsons said of from ACMAT dated June 12, In ACklAT has a reputation for lege professor who says he’d be the decision. “ We just can’t let which the company contended It being "very llUgloua," she said, two years ago was 840.000. » fri^tened of his character if he Hospital. She was the widow of Or even said goodbye. As for suggestions that the town* Wesley E. Morrell. You were gone before we knew it. these things go year after year should be a w a n M the work adding, "It's well known that ever met him. after year.” because It now has a $1 million they’ll sue at the drop of a hat.” still try to get the work done this!; David Morrell, 42, teaches She was bom In Oslo, Norway, And only God knows why. summer by putting it out to b id * May 12,1896, and lived many years, ’The project has been on the policy. Ib e selectmen and the PBC Parsons suggested that the town American literature at the Univer­ Your golden heart stopped beating again immediately, Pierog said in Terryville before moving to drawing board for over two years. then cancelled all bids on the get the work done this summer by sity of Iowa in Iowa City, where he With tender hands at rest that would mean work would not Bolton 14 years ago. But First Selectman & ndra project, suspecting that ACMAT’s awarding the bid to ACMAT. "W e lives with his wife, 19-year-oId God broke our hearts to prove begin until early August. Dec-Tam She is survived by a daughter, Pierog told the school board that protest would stall plans to have do have a choice,” he said. "We daughter, 14-year-oId son and a pet That he only takes the best. the selectmen and PBC had no the asbestos rem ov^ by the time have a qualified bidder." has said it will need six to eight dog. Beverlie K. Davis, with whom she weeks to complete the project, she lived; two sons, Robert Morrell of Sadly missed by choice but to postpone the students return to the two schools But Pierog, noting that ACM AT He is plainly delighted by said. Terryville and Gerald Morrell in Mom, Dad and Irene asbestos-removal project because this fall. bad bid $316,000 for the work while Sylvester Stallone’s success with “ First Blood" and the sequel, “ Rambo: First Blood Part II,” although Morrell was not involved Reagan turns to taxes, in writing the story for the second film, only its bestselling novelisation. says system ‘disgrace’ IBL' Morrell said while be was in college at Penn State be tried to write serious works of literature RICHARD CRENNA JULIA NICKSON CHICAGO (UPI) - President “ And if they think things have like his idols — Herman Melville, .. plays Col. Trautman . . plays Viet agent Reagan, setting aside the Beirut been hot so far, ‘Rosty’ has got \ William Faulkner, Nathaniel Haw­ hostage crisis, charged today that news for them." thorne — but somehow it turned America’s tax system "is a dis­ “ You ain’t seen nothin yet,” ''/K out, well, “ awful.” Vietnam War and training me­ attacks is the same one where he grace’ ’ and warned "w e might as Reagan added, borrowing a line thods before writing “ First had been held prisoner during the well just kiss tax fairness good­ from his 1984 re-election HIS M E NTO R at Penn State one Blood," although be never served war. bye” if opponents filibuster his tax campaign. day recognized the spark of talent in the military. In fact, the Morrell dismisses critics who reform plan to death. in an a ^ o n passage in one of Canada-born Morrell does not even complain about Rambo symboli­ ’There was nothing in the ad­ “ America is the greatest coun­ M orrell’s storiro and directed him collect guns or hunt. cally reflghting the Vietnam War vanced text of his speech about the try on this earth,” he said, “ but our to the detective fiction section of U he naet Rambo, “I’d be and winning it this tim e around, hostages, but aides said it was tax system is a disgrace.” BLOCK the college bookstore. terrified of the man," be said. "I saying the popularity of the film likely the president might inject "W e’re going to junk the present “ It was like, ’Ob my God, I found don’t know whether I would like demonstrates its message is some­ something as he did last week in code with its loopholes, shelters myself,” ’, Morrell said. “ I realized him, if he’s the type of guy I’d like thing the American public wants to Dallas. He also was to meet and special interest provisions, that from' then on what I wanted to to hang around with, but I for sure hear. privately with the families of 11 of and replace it with a fairer, do was write stories that had would respect him ." the hostages, who live in the simpler plan wirtten with the speed, that bad vividness, that had While Rambo might spend his “ Some of these cheap shots that Midwest, and with relatives of the average An: ncan in mind." tension." evenings studying new weaponry, people are getting off should be Rev. Martin Jenco, who was " ’The opponents of our fair-share He obtained his Pb.D. from Penn Morrell usually can be heard changed to Uie real issue, which is kidnapped by gunmen in Leban­ BDBIERI plan have one strategy, to filibus­ State in 1970 and went to Iowa. By chuckling to himself in the base­ why is the movie a hit and why is iff on’s chaotic capital Jan. S. ter it to death — to delay, put off 1072, bis first novel, “ First Blood," ment of his home as he types a Rambo a culture figu re?" he said. In a pep talk on his tax revision and procrastinate," Reagan said. had been sold to a publisher and to particularly gruesome passage Morrell said he believes Rambo package, prepared for delivery to "They'll think of a million excuses i r n m n the nMvies. ’The film rights were Into his personal computer. responds to Americans’ sense community leaders at a high for inaction. ’They’ll study, and bandied about Hollywood for a “ My wife likes to say that she “that we have been criticized school in blue-collar Chicago' debate, and meet in committee, CARRIER decade before Stallone brought the knows the prose is going well unfairly by other nations... Rambo Heights, Reagan said he hopes they’ll be at it all summer and then novel’s hero to life — but only after because she can bear me cackling represents a need for us to say no, Congress will agree on a final try to bury it in the bowels of the XL-KX) altering Morrell’s storyline. downstairs," Morrell said. we won’t be treated that way version of the tax plan by next session of Congress. 13" Unlike the novel, the film incar­ Although he was disappointed be anym ore." Christmas. "But if we wait, if we let them ' C.irni't ' nation of Rambo does not kill was not chosen to write the story Reagan railed against lobbyists delay, then we might as well kiss 5000 B T U s people as he defends himself for the 827 noillion sequel, he called A TH IR D IN S TA LLM E N T in the who he said are "out in force’’ tax fairness goodbye," Reagan AIR CONDITIONER against a small-town sheriff, des­ it "a roller coaster ride” of a film. film series seems certain, with again representing special inter­ said. ’"That’s why we got to set a K E Y B O A R D ______troying much o f the town in the more after that only if the dollars ests to shoot down the plan. date — a vote up or down (yes or process. Nor is the sheriff depicted M ORRELL USED the noveliza- continue to pour into the box office h e .m k m b l :k ,...'\ s m \i .i. ‘"They’re dug in and around the no) on the fair share plan this year, with the sympathy he is in the tion to add touches to the story that and Stallone is willing to continue COLOR TV DEfKJSIT WII.I. HOU) /V\V Capitol building in Washington, in 1985.” novel. could not be included in the movie, the vigorous physical workout the trying to keep the special interests ’The preseident said that when GAS GRILL OH AIK such as passages about Rambo’s role demands, Morrell said. in and peoples’ interests out,” he Congress gets back to town after C'O.N'OnjONEH AT LHE AND, AS a sequel would have earlier life and details about the He is hoping he will have a said. its summer vacation in August, he SF’ECLAl SA1.K PRICE! Sylvester Stallone portrays Rambo, a held captive in "Rambo: First Blood Part been impo^bleoUKrwiae, Rambo weapmiB be uses. chance to at least sit in on story But the president added that will head out into the country and 1 8 8 . 2 9 8 Vietnam veteran who returns to that II,” a Tri-Star release. does not die at the end. He also altered the storyline so discussions if and when the third opponents will have to contend campaign throughout the nation to 199 country to seek out prisoners of war still Morrell said be researched the that the POW camp Rambo Rambo film is begun. with a new alliance between win passage of his tax plan. himself and "Chicago’s own Dan FAMOUS MAKE / ’THe president said that "the Rostenkowski, chairman of the economic misuse of real estate Litton House Ways and Means provisions in our tax code alone is XNOO ■VH8 Committee." mind-boggling." Cyndl Lauper Remota Feds test air security Control |9 " REM OTi CCMilTROL 1 don’t sculpt, but I get dressed, you know?’ 18 H O U R ! by trying to hide guns COLOR TV tmu6 C A S s im By Frank Spotnitz small ship. Her hair is multi-colored United Press Internotlonol Lauper Is not pleased to see people profiting on and her mascara (blue on one side, rust :CpRDER on the other) starts at the eyelid and WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The metal detectors. her styie, and she refuses to give her Federal Aviation Administration Vincent said the metal detectors NEW YO R K — Cyndl Lauper, who is keeps going until it bumps into her says its inspectors regularly test were “ not a perfect system " and almost as famous for her outrageous endorsement to Cyndi Lauper Jeans, Cyndi hairline. airport security by trying to slip differing responses were due to the rag-tag wardrobe as her ability to belt Lauper makeup or Cyndi Lauper jeweiry. At through with hidden weapons, but "boredom factor” of security 2 8 8 1 1 4 out a song, has gone from bankruptcy to SHE IS in her "nice day wear," she . the FA A will not say how often they personnel and whether they felt a 348 best new artist in less than two years. ieastfor now. explains, because she is accepting the ^ get caught,' passenger was carrying a device The ascension for the 31-year-old Ford Mustang that comes with being The tests were revealed ’Thurs­ for a logical reason. KI«ch«nAidl Catholic high school dropout from named best new artist by Rolling Stone day hy Billie Vincent, chief of the “ We regularly test the system,” Quc»ns, N.Y., has been accompanied give her endorsement to Cyndi Lauper artist. My integrity is real important." magazine. - FAA’s Civil Aviation Security he said, adding that inspectors try LOW COST mirlpool by a media blits including videos, stints jeaiu, Cyndi Lauper makeup or Cyiidi Her feelings about seeing her wild She gamely poses for pictures with ; Program, in testimony before a to carry "guns encased In plastic PRICE on the Johnny (^rson and Ruth Lauper jewelry. At least for now. wardrobe and ever-changing hair co­ Ford executives at the luncheon, but ; House subcommittee studying air- and fake bombs” through the Westheimer shows, and television “H I did merchandising, I would give lors (bri^t yellow and orange one tries to make clear as tactfully as she > port security measures. detectors. BREAK wrestling spedate. it more thought than a lot of these week, tastefully pastel colors of the can that this is not an endorsement of Vincent also said X-ray devices No panel member asked how Pries Lauper Itos yet to cash in on the peo|de who are just trying to cash in and rainbow the next) become a national the car. "I don’t know how to drive," . used to check baggage are "not an often inspectors were caught and obvious nnerchandising potential her get a quick buck," Lauper said phenomenon are more difficult to sort she explains, as patrons even in this ; explosives detector,” but research Vincent tried to brush off the Break a M S m E R blaring, clanging breed of fashion recently, standing on the patio of a out. pricey restaurant gawk at her from begun in 1975 is expected to questioa when asked about it after holds, but diat’s not stopping depart­ Central Park restaurant. “ I can walk down a block and see their tables. : produce a “ close to 100 percent the hearing. ment stores and designers who figure everything I’ve ever worn in a win­ Lauper seems comfortable with her effective” device in about 2>A "They (airport security sys­ the next best thing to the Lauper name t h e OFFERS have been pouring in. dow,” Lauper said. “I mean, it’s celebrity. Only two years ago, she was years. tems) are very rarely pene­ is the Lauper image. Lauper’s manager and boyfriend, amazing to see that. First, I’m blown filing for bankruptcy after having lost Vincent told of the security trated," he finally said. Rows of Boutiques in New York’s D a ^ Wolff, said she has been pitched away. And then I feel bad because I say, her voice and then lost her band. Then : checks before a subcommittee Vincent told the panel that Greenwich Village — and even big everything from writing a cookbook ‘What am I gonna wear?” ’ came the solo album, "She’s So headed by Rep. Cardiss Collins, airline screening of passengers department stores — display the plaids, with her mother to selling her own On this day, Lauper is wearing a Unusual," which has sold 4 million D-Ill., after she and Rep. Alfred and baggage was "an extremely paisleys and rhinestones that Lauper brands of clothing and shoes. black blouse studded with pink rhines­ copies. M cf^dless, R-CaUf., asked why effective” part of an FAA security and her pate wore in her Joyous "G irls He said there are “ no firm plans, no tones, an ammunition belt, plaid pants, Lauper has been constantly in the they were sometimes stopped program that he called "an unpar­ Just Want to Have Fun" video. firm commitments" and Lauper said black velvet boots that stop at the ankle public eye since the video for the when passing through airport alleled success.” ^ ^ ^ i r l p o o l irlpool CYNDI LAUPER Lauper is not pleased to see people that’s because "I don’t want to be to show red hosiery, mirrored sun­ album’s first single, "Girls Just Want to Lirgi . . . enjoys celebrity proSthig on her style, and she reftises to commercial like that. I want to be a real glasses and enough jewelry to sink a Have Fun,” made the song a hit. House wraps up plan CipNity for Pentagon spending N O FROST I rifis S f Hong Kong filmmaker turns deaf ear on critics REFRIGERATOR Run n ") starring Burt Reynolds agree with me,” he adds wryly. utomot covered with a large color blowup Sir Run Run Shaw quickly : WASHINGTON (UPI) - The mocratic leader, to limit the cases By Bert Okulev United Press International and f r i e ^ , including Frank Sina­ RayrtHHid Cliow, who turns 58 on ing the obligatory Rolls-Royce, a of the view from Ms Hong Kong named (3iow bead of production House passed a $2M billion Pen- in which U.S. combat forces could IIAVV O U T T k V T D U T Y tra, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean May 17, certainly knows how to Daimler, an Aston-Martin, a cou­ home. and wltMn 10 years the studio was tagon package with decisions to be sent to Nicaragua without a ILICTRK ------l A T K HONG KONG — His detractors Martin and half the population of make money. And spend it. ple of Mercedes-Benz and his It has been a long Journey since turning out 40 pictures a year. In : put legal limits on cases in which formal declaration of war. Malibu in cameo roles. "We paid Burt Reynolds 85 favorite, a Porsche. Hte wife, /1949 when, fresh out of St. John’s 1970, Chow went out on Ms own. ' U.S. combat troops can be sent to ’The House also decided 104-34 to spy Raymond Chow, Asia’s only What the Aslan Him mogul can million, plus a few million rrmre as Felicia, prefers her modest Honda. University in Shanghai with a Kung fu star Lee was Ms major ’ Nicaragua and to execute spies let courts-martial impose a death independent film producer, should be In the munitions business — do Is generate millions at the box hte share of the ("Cannonball") The Chows, who spend their tinip degree in Journalism, he joined the find. “It was Bruce Lee who ' who wear a U.S. uniform. penalty for peacetime military office — unwar^te of $188 million In percentage,” be says. “ We are still entertaining friends and playing exodus from mainland China and opened all the doors for us as far as ’The two issues and a handful of spying. The penalty now is 10 years they think most of his films are the case of the first Reynolds aim, . paying him. And It was worth it.” found work reporting for the international distribution was con­ ^ far less controversial proposals in prison. bombs. bridge (he is a grandmaster) ,i Chow could care less. He worries produced for about m million. Around Golden Harvest, they reside in a four-bedroom luxury English-language Hong Kong cerned," Chow says. - marked the end of a three-week- ’The Senate has proposed that the And It was Chow who dtecovered call O m w "The Great Helms­ apartment with a magniOcent Standard at 8M a month. Ironically, the San Francteco- long debate that also saw the penalty for all spying convictions more about his contract bridge or golf game than what savants of the actor Bruce Lee, who was to m an." He is one of the world’s most view of Victoria Harbor and a He bad visions of becoming a born Lee died July 20, 1073, wMle House restrict the M X program should be a mandatory life sent­ become an international superstar successful movie-makers, and one newspaper and radio tycoon. aiming Chow’s “ Game of Death." ' and tentatively allow chemical ence until a federal death penalty enteitainment pages write about dining room that converts Into a and touch off a worMwhle kung fu of the least-known. Chow likes it Hanging around the Hong Kong Only 32 and at the height of Ms. > weapons production to resume for is restored. the films turned out by Golden theater for private screenings. The erase. that way. ofOce of the Voice of Am erica in Ms popularity, Lee suffered a brain .' the first time in 16 years. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chair­ Harvest, the Hong Kong studio he walls are lined with volumes on “ 1 want to make BItns that give He operates a string of Hong spare Ume, he dtecovered he bad a bemorrage in the Hong Kong ’The 278-106 vote on the total man of the House Armed Services heads. bridge, golf and a superb collection the largest audience the best Kong noovle houses and likes to of Chinese literature. ^ talent for arranging film aparbnent of a well-known (Jhl- '< defense authorisation bill cam e as Committee, said the defense bill ~ Chow admittedly couldn't fill scrapbooks with glowing reviews entertainment,” the sli^t, bes­ visit them to gauge audience (how disdains leaving Hong schedules. nese actress. Z Congress rushed to wrap up reflected a new direction for House STAR-^ of his recent productions, includ­ pectacled Chow says In an Inter­ reaction to hte films. The movies In 1850, Chow took a job as a (3mw’s rise has Included few box - busineasBomemberscanheadout Democrats — who now are on Kong. When be has to travel to Los E-XTOMt: ing "Lassiter” and “ High Road to view In hte modest offtce on the Chow turns out for the local market Angeles, he often conducts hte publicity man for Shaw Brothers, oface mteaee. Using the American . today for a week’s Fourth of July record in favor of a number of I SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER SIWNGLEI China," which starred Tom Sel- G ddea Harvest let rieep In an also make Mg money. ’The latest, business and catches the next then the giant of the Aslan aim contacts he made erith the Lee ; recess. weapons systems, arms control 448 IIMTni8R0.-KEENEV IT . EXIT OFF 1414 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 I o S m tcm o leck, the heartthrob of televlaion’a industrial section of Kowloon “ My Lucky Stars," has become the plane back. industry. After only two weeks, be aims, he signed Robert Mitcham Z- On troop use In Nicaragua, issues and a lower spending figure MANCMEITER. CT. top grosser in Hong Kong cinema bluntly told studio chieftains t M r for "H m Amrimdam He •: members <^ted 312-111 for a •MONTHLY "Magnum P.I." known as Ham mer HUl. And be is never really far from than Reagan advocated. history at 84 million. j m posal by ^ p . Thomas Foley of . WYMENTI Not to mention "H ie Cannonball “ It I made a movie not to make home — one entire wall of hte aims were boring and be was also made the critically successful “It’s where the Democratic ?PEN DAILY; MON-TMURSTIi ATTILB • FRIDAYTILB Chow’s only real show of wealth quitting. Washington, assistant House De- SAVMG& B m ” (and its sequel, “ (jannonball money, my partners would not apartment in the film capital Is “ Night * Games," Party ought to be,” he sajd. “ ,T. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 28.1»M - II It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. Weekenders Richard Carpenter endures College Notes life without sister Karen CoHtg* publIsfiM Dul’t pap«r Manchester resident By Pronk Spotnll8 ichell W. Dal received UnltoB P rtu Intornotlonol SI HaroM Kohn Memor­ ial Award during the 69th NEW YO R K - Richard Carpen­ commencemnt of the Pen­ mfl:. ter is back in the studio to record nsylvania College of Op­ his first new album since sister tometry. The award is I^ren died in February 1984 from presented to a graduating anorexia nervosa. student who submits an H Carpenter said it still is difficult for him to talk about Karen's original investigative death, explaining that when she paper that the college died it was as much of a shock to faculty decides to publish. her family as to the public. I f: “ 1 felt that Karen was not 100 Mitchell W. Dul percent healthy, but certainly I did ’’Ci! not think it was anywhere near that v'-n. Lutztn graduatM at UConn serious,” Carpenter said. “The theory at the time was that she had Joa Alan Latsea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lutzen added weight in too short a tlnne.” of S88 Bush Hill Road, received his bachelor’s degree In recent months. Karon Carpen­ in mechanical engineering at the University of 1 Connecticut in Storrs recently. ter’s death instead has been attributed to the over-the-counter Brian Toland Elizabeth A. Maloney drug Ipecac, which Is taken to \ induce vomiting. Ipecac is a poison and, if used repeatedly, can prove 3 rMldMito lethal. •tm d «g r«M “ I just heard about this re­ July clinics cently,” Carpenter said. "It hit me UPishote Providence (R.I.) Col­ like a ton of bricks. I ’m still not lege awarded degrees to Here is the July schedule of senior citizen really all that up on it to be able to / three Manchester resi­ offer any sound advice or Puncho for Rancho dents at its 67tb com­ health clinics planned by the town Health information.” mencement exercises Department. Carpenter prefers to talk about recently. the success he and his younger Miss USA, Laura Herring of El Paso, several MIsss Universe contestants sister had, including a dMade of MIchardGlariofSSBell Monday. Jnly 1 - blood pressure Texas, meets street bird Pancho and filming in the Keys for the July 15 St. received his bachelor’s hits such as “ Rainy D m and pageant, when the now Miss Universe screening, 9 to 10 a.m., Westhill Gardens. Mondays” and “ Topof the World." serves him f i ^ punch during a visit to degree in religious studies .-,1 ’s i . . ■ V Key West, Pforlda. Herring was one of wiil be crowned in Mismi. and philosophy. He gradu­ Blood pressure screening, Bennet resi­ IF HE WANTED TO. Carpenter ated nugna cum laude. dents only, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. could put a small dent in that Elisabeth A, Maloney of Wednesday. July 3 - blood pressure wholesome image he has been RICHARD CARPENTER BACK IN STUDIO 166 Wells St. received a screening, 9 to 11 a.m., A to K, Senior Telling It Tall stamped with since “ Close to You” . . . still tough to talk about sister bachelor’s degree in Citizens’ Center. Actors from the Tony Award-winning Meeting House, Goose Hill Road, hit No. 1 in 1970. English. He smokes cigarettes for one About Town Wednesday. July 11 — blood pressure Nationai Theater of the Deaf wiil present Chester. Call 526-4971 for information. Brian E. Totaad of 166 thing, and then there’s his taste in he Is only comfortable performing “ The music was soft and we Just. Hilliard St., was awarded screening, 1 to 2 p.m., Spencer Village. poems, fairy taies and fabies from the The performance will be repeated July music, which as you might expect looked kind of like your average in the softer style for which the a bachelor’s degree in Monday. July 2* — blood pressure worid's finest iiterature Sunday from includes people like Perry Como, two people walking down the. to noon at the Masonic Temple, 2S E. Center St. 7. Carpenters are known. Carpenter Sarvica spontora trip political science. He grad­ screening, 9:30 to 11 a.m., Mayfair but surprisingly has room for said his first solo album, which he street," he said. "So really the Masons and their friends are welcome. Cards, pool noon to 2 p.m. on the grounds of the uated summa cum laude. Michael Girard bands like the Mothers of Invention Is now recording, will be in the press, of course, they labeled us. It American Field Service will sponsor a bus trip to and refreshments will be featured. Gardens. and Led Zeppelin, too. kind of snowballed after that.” Atlantic City, N.J., on July 20 for $31 a person. For and festival Sunday from noon to 9 p.m. at Elks Club same vein. Wednesday. Jnly U — blood pressure Can this be true? more Information, call 537-1647. Sup on beef, berries Pavilion and grounds, Roberts Street, East Hartford. He recently gave his blessings to Beethoeen Chorus rehearses Shrider earns college degree screening, 9 to 11 a.m., L to Z, Senior "Oh yeah,” he said nonchal­ a double-record compilation, THE MEDIA’S DEPICTIONS k SMARTED a bit at first, but the. Citizens’ Center. Bring the family to a roast beef dinner with John Demerski the Villagers and the Wesoly antly. “ And I believe a whole lot of “ Yesterday Once More.” in which ’The Beethoven Chorus wil rehearse ’Tuesday from Carpenters grew used to it. Then' DAR alacts Mahar its ragant strawberry shortcake for dessert Saturday at the Bolek Polka Bank will entertain. During the 4 to 5 p.m. people like more than one style of he remixed some of their hits, and 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 00 Church Manchester resident Blood pressure, 1 to 2 p.m.. Salvation came the disco wave of the late ‘70s Second Congregationai Church’s Community Center intermission. Gwiazda, a group which promotes music. I do. And I feel that if more a compilation of 15 promotional Daughters of the American Revoiutlon, Orford St. ’There will be refreshments before the rehearsal. Army. Polish culture, will sing and dance in authentic and Carpenters songs, which had- Stephen H. Shrider was on Route 44, Coventry. people were exposed to more films to be sold as a videocassette. Parish, elected and installed Mrs. Harold Maher as withstood competition from pay-, among the 797 undergrad­ Sittings wiil be at 5 and 6:30 p.m. The Coventry costumes. styles, they’d find themselves n je re also is enough unreleased regent at the recent annual meeting. She has served chedelia andheavy metal, could no. BurtMM mark their 30th uate and graduate stu­ Grange 75 will sponsor the family-style meal, A free shuttle bus between the grounds and Charter liking more than they thought they material for another Carpenters as regent, vice regent and chairman of the dents awarded degree by Nutritionist: Gloria Weiss R.D. charging $5.50 for adults and $3.50 for children under Oak Avenue, near Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church would." album, most of it record^ from longer crack the Top 10. scholarship and hostess committees. Mr. and Mrs. Beqjamin M. Burba Jr. of 691 E. Although it’s hard for any act to Western New England Clinic nurse' Kathleen Tummillo R.N.C. 1 2 . rectory and the Polish Nationai Home, wili run These revelations only put a dent 19S0 to 19S2, but release of that still Mrs. Louis Kocsis, who was elected vice regent, Middle Turnpike were honored by their children between 1 and 8:30 p.m. The church is sponsoring the in Carpenter’s image, however, Is uncertain. stay at the top of the charts,. conducted the installation ceremony. Other officers recently at a brunch held at the Market Place College. Springfield, festival to beneift the Parish School Fund. Tickets are because from all appeamces most More definite plana are under Carpenter said their clean im age: include: Margaret Korngiebel, chaplain; Mrs. Robert Restaurant in Glastonbuiy for the couple’s 30th Mass., recently. began to work against them. They See Coward’s play $3 for adults. Children under 16 will be admitted free. of that wholesome image is way for a television film about Pratt, assistant chaplain; Mrs. George Thurber, wedding anniversary. Tliey were married May 21, Mayfair Gardens: 211-215 N. Main St.. deserved. Karen Carpenter’s life. Carpenter were seen as “ a little too square, a. recording secretary; Mrs. Roland Weeks, corres­ loss, at Asaumptira Church. To criebrate the S h rid er r e c e iv e d a “ Blithe Spirit," Noel Coward's improbable farce, Carpenter, 38. still lives in is co-producing the film and little too white — however a person. ponding secretary; Mrs. Francis Akin, treasurer; anniversary, the couple went on a trip to Aruba. The bachelor’s degree in me- Community Room. will be presented tonight and Saturday at 8; IS p.m. at Steamboat cruises start Downey, Calif., where his parents working with the writer on how to wants to term it." Mrs. Mark Hill, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Charles brunch was held after their return. chanieal engineering. At Salvation Army Citadel: 661 Main St. the Hole in the Waii Theater. 36 North St., New raised him and Karen since tell her story. He said he is not sure that the ’Treat, registrar; Sally Robb, assistant registrar; ’The couple has three children, all of Manchester, the college be was a Senior Citizens’ Center: 549 E. Middle time is better now for one of his Britain. The piay is about a man whose dead first wife New England Steamboat Lines will begin daily Richard was 12. His admittedly Carpenter said he and his sister Mrs. Richard Niese, historian; Mrs. Anthony Alibrio, Mrs. Bruce Canty, Vance Burba and Ross Burba, and member of the Golden albums, but then " I don’t want to librarian; and Jean Kelsey, director. Turnpike, Nurse’s Office. materiaiizes at a seance and comes to live with him service from Haddam to Long Island Sunday. non-controversial hobbies include never set out to project the a granddaughter, Vanessa Colletti Burba. Bears football team. and his second wife. Full-day cruises from Marine Park in Haddam to collecting classic cars and, "w ell, I “goody-goody” image . that he sit down and say, T wonder if this is DAR meetngs are held on the second Thursday of Sjjiencer Village, Pascal Lane, Commun­ Reservations may be made by cailing 223-9500 Long Island start at 9 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. While bowl.” believes eventually hurt their a good time and look at the charts each month from October to June. Modi Mart scraans prassura He is the son of John P. ity Room. during the evening hours. Admission is by donation. the ship is docked, paoengers can browse through Putting what he listens to aside. career. and everything.’ Shrider of Tonica Spring Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, Medl Mart Drug Store will hold a free blood 1 Long Island shops, galleries, museums and historic Circle meets Monday ’Trail and a graduate of Community Room. homes in each port and lunch in any of the pressure screening for the public Wednesday from Manchester High School. Hear rock music restaurants. Passengers may bring bicycies at no ’The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the store at 263 W. Middle Stephen H. Shrider extra charge and picnic lunches. Food, beer and soft Masons will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. ’Turnpike. Oldies But Goodies Express will bring the lively drinks are sold on the boat. songs of the 1950s and 1960s to the outdoor audience at Live music cruises on Fridays and Saturdays will the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the leave Haddam at 7:30 and return at 10:30 p.m. pampus of Manchester Community College Sunday at For more information, cali the steamboat lines Cinema 7 p.m. The rain date is Monday. J.D. Real Estate 345-4507. •♦in FiveWads / Associates Inc. will sponsor the performance. Hartlvnl ClnvilW CNv — StrtatwiM FrI 7:30, Sunday Is Irish day 9:3$; Sot and Sun 3:30.4:35. 7:30,9:35. Laugh with Brenner o'Less, — Tht Cods Muit B« Crazy (PG) FrI 7, The New Haven Feis (Irish Festival) and field day 9:35; Sat and Sun 3, 4:35, 7, 9:35. — Camlla FrI 7:45,9:15; Sot and Sun 3:45, ' Comedian David Brenner will perform Saturday at will be Sunday starting at 9 a.m. at Bowen Field, 4:45, 7:45, 9:45. — W htrt ttia Oratn 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, in one of Crescent Street, New Haven. More than 1,000 Ant* Droam (R) FrI 7:30,9:55; Sot and pretenli the series of Festival of Stars sponsored by Brian competitors will take part in Irishtancing, music, Sun 3:30,4:55,7:30,9:55. Alden and Heubiein Inc. Udit Narttord DAVIS FAMILY singing, bread and language contests. * What^aGift UWIWMd Pub a CInwna — Bavurlv Caanelkmi Fl4irenUne...... *5.25 ' The writer, driector and producer of documentary The Dermot O’Brian Band from Ireiand will have on Hill* Cop (R) FrI and Sat7:15.9:30; Sun Veal CReelalore ...... *5.25 films has won nearly 30 awards since he made his open-air concert and dancing from 2 to 6 p.m. Field 7:30. P9ur Richard's Pub a CIomim — Egmlant Ronooro ...... ;...... *5.95 debut as a comedian in 1971 on NBC's "Tonight day events include: Gaelic footbal, hurling, children’s W M kM i Spi cli h ■•vtrlv Hllli Cop (R) FrI and Sat 7:30, Baked Send eppaasaappaaapaaapaaaappppaapuauape *5.95 Show.” track, pony rides and hole-in-one golf. 'Teams will 9:30, mldnloht; Sun 7:30,9:30. • USDA London Broil compete for prises in tug-of-war contests. The Gaelic ShawcoM Clnomos — LiM orct (R) Beef Broeeiole w/ polenta uauapuppppua *5.95 for Her, FrI and Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10, w/mushroom sauce < 6 . 9 9 Highland Bagpipe Band will exhibit Scottish Highland rnMnlght; Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:45,10. • Frosh Baby Boy Scallops Tenderloin Tipa an Sherry ...... *6.9S Polka at Polish picnic Dancing. — Rambo: First Blood Part II (R) FrI Baked. Broiled or Fried 331 (Center Street Admission is $4; senior ciitzens, $2; and children and Sat 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:40,9:50, It :45; (ConMT of Brood and C m o r. nest to ConrdB) Sun 1:30, 3:X. 5:N, 7:40, 9:50. — Tbs Bring the children with you to enjoy the polka under 14, tree. For more information, caii 874-7950 or Ooonlts(PG) FrI and Sot 13:45,3,5:15, featuring this week... 647-9995 music, dancing and Polish food at the Polish pincic 281-3563. SheCan 7:M, 9:45, mldnlobt; Sun 13:45,3,5:15, • Chicken Teryokl A S f I pg f S*i 1 :30, 9:45. — FIstch (PG) FrI 1, 3. 5, (Pottto, VOgatobH, SoO) 7:15,9:W,1I:M; Sun 1,3,5,7:15,9:M.— Bock to tho Future (PG) Sot 7:M. — • Fresh Baked Manicotti $ 4 . 9 9 Cocoon (PG-13) FrI and Sat 13:30.3:45, (Salad ontr> 4:S5, 7:15, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 13:X, 3:45, Thoughts 4:55, 7:15, 9:40. — Palo RIdtr IR) FrI Share and Sot 13:N, 3:45,5,7:M, i a 13:10; Sun 13:30,3:45,5,7:W, 10. — St. Blmo's R rs HOW MANY morning services HOW MANY of my neighbors (R) FrI and Sot 1:M, 3:30, S:N, 7:40,10, — Springdale Baptist Church 13; Sun 1:X, 3:N, 5 :30, 7:40, ia — would we have had this year if would have been invited to worship West Columbia, SC PrtUl's Honor (R) Fr11:10,4,7:15.9:45, everyone had stayed at home when or welcomed into the church if 13:10; Sat 1:10, 4, 10:35; Sun 1:10, 4, I did? everyone invited as many as I 7:10,9:45.—Sllvsrodo (PG-13) SotO.— NIKKrS Rtturn to Ot (PG) FrI-Sun 13:45.3,5: ta HOW MANY times would an have? The Rev. Michael C. Thomlon With ' 254 BR O AD 8 T. — A view to a Kill (PG) FrI and Sat Manchester Country Club FrI. a Sat Spiciala evening service or program have HOW M ANY prayers would have Associate Pastor 7:30,9:50, 13:10; Sun 7:30,9:50. MANCHESTER. CT been omitted if no one had gone been offered for my pastor, the Center Congregational Church Scenic Dining Overlooking the Rotervoir UA Tboalurs Host — Bsvtrty Hills Oxcept when I was there? church staff, my neighbors, my Cop (R) FrI-Sun 3, 4:15, 7 :ia 9:4k — TWO BANQUET ROOMS Swordflih 0000 BOOOOOMO M O M * •••■BOMUOOO •7« HOW M AN Y times would the church? Y o u ? m Wltnsss (R) FrI-Sun 3:30, 4:40. 7:30. Fine Food, Reasonable Prices. Sunday school ha ve met if they had 9 :» . — Porfoct (R) FrI and Sat 3:1$, for your Summer Wedding’or Party HOW MANY words of faith 4MswWf :n , 7,f t 9:30. — Tho 8 9W ^UVVsSIWf Advsnturss W VI of ^ 1 Montaray______*6“ met only when I attended? would have been shared with Huckisbtrrv Finn Sun 3,4:30,7(9:30. — The Woodbridge Rooftt < Pleasant Atmosphere HOW MUCH Christian instruc­ others? SHOMCASE Tho Sono Rtmalns tbs Same (PG) FrI CMckin Couateau_____ *6'* tion would the children of our andonawr Satmldniobt.—Tho Rocky Horror for smaller groups. Seats IS-SB. HARTFORD PIctyrt' ' uro Shaw Tr I Fri and Sot midniM. community receive If everyone WHAT KIND of church would — tirasorhtad r (R) FrI and Sat ♦New Menu with some Eooplant Cordon Blou----- showed as much interest in it as I my church be if every person were MTimunssixiTsa mMnloilotit. The Cheney Banquet Hall - do? Just like me? | 8 i o NmwfUMoemHOwowv for weddings or large parties. o o i R m o m OMV /la ti m o m r h a u t ClkMl a 3—Bsvorly Hills Cm (R) FrI interesting additions, such Seating up to 165. CNMN 7,9:10; Sat3.7,9:10; Sun3,4:3a7,9:10. LA STt^ADA Restaurant — Browstor's MillionsJlPd) n'l 7:1k Call (or reservationo or Informatioa. as nachos, taco salad, lt»t:4»4»7:IH b4B -ll« 9:10; Sot 1:M, 7:1k 9:30; Sun 1:W, 4, 171 Hartfom Rd. 643-6165 7:10,9:3k M-Th S:B0-10, F a g tB 11. Sun W B ■ n 305 S. Main St., Manchester shrimp scorpio, club (^'^AaqtiniMTBaz Orivo-lps Rost Windsor — Tho Caro Boars I M M d U I I Mbvio (O) Fri-Sun 8:M with Stormon 646-0103 sandwiches, quiches, UFEFMS n (FO) FrI-Sun 10. Monebostor — Throo stooqos l:IM :IM :tl-7dB-IB«-1M B Comody FrI-Sun 8:45 with 48 Hrs. (R) blueberry pancakes and a fri ond Sot 9; Sun lOiM with Bovorly t a Hills Cop (R) FrI and Sat 10:W; Sun 9. FLHCN Monmoid — Roturn to Ot (PG) with lot more! Splosh (PG) FrI-Sun at dusk. . t ^ N i k k i ’i Wool Hartford *New longer hours for your convenience. NUMKI n uSiiias—I-Bovorly Hills Cop (R)Frl l£IBM M gB-7»IB»-tM B 7,9M$;ti lotat t anand Sun 3, 4:N, 7, 9:15. — A U 4iA. Mon.-Thurs. 7:00am - 10pm Delicious food, carefully •tor's Millions (FG) FrI 7,9:1$; V K W T I j U I I U INI U lM d Sunk 4:3k 7,9:15. Fri.-Sat. 7:00am - 11pm prepared from ocratch by our wUlMianttc WONG'S RESTAURANT Jlliion Savors Cbiswa— Folo Ridor Sun. 7:30am - 10pm chefo; < IRI m -Sun 1:05, 3:3k 7:05, 9:3k — Pddng Sztehuan Cuisine M M NFBSTIUN2 R Frfni's Honor (R) Frllun 7:0S,9:3k— V eal, chicken, pasta, Bteaks, appetizers, Ttw Coro Boors Movlo(G) Frl-Sun1,3. — Cocoon (PO-1U Fri-iyn 1. 3:15, 7. Cocktails • Take Out Boupa, seafood, quiches, sandwiches, 'e- 9:1$. — Flotch (M ) F rtiun1:1k9:1k Full bar, delicious house m a n m m A I : Ik 9: Ik — LItoforco (R) FrI-Sun 1: Ik Open CHEF CHEF burgers, etc. 1:10, 7:10, 9:1k — Tho OMnloo (FO) drinks and baked pies, etc. 1:IB 4«-7:IH dl-ll!lB F M o n l, 3:3k 7,9:30. 7 Days AWARD AWARD Countty pies by the slice or by (he pie. BOOMFS 1 9 " iu S S r — Bovorly Hills Cop (R) A Week ^ n t Frl-Sun 7:15,9:38. IbsEwSedCppsei PM ItaioiiM Open 4th of July. 254 Broad .Si Mfirichester Post Road PhoM OORDOfi NEGi Mg sHold “ ST.ELMO’S HRE” R’ Translux Colloao Twin — St. Elmo's Rt. 30 (1-86 Exi; 96) Je l.: (203) 875-0661 • 646-3000 • FIro (R) FrI 7,9:10; Sat and Sun 7:30, Veknon. Conn. jMfriieM MIM igw geBBi.iH > m > k. ldHJBB»7:4B-IM I-IM i 4i3k 7.9: Ik — 3801: A $ppco Odyssov From Nikki With Love (R) FrI 7,9:45; Sot 1.4.779:45. — Tho Booimlons Sun 3:15,7. — Down or tho msssesseossmsseeimm DOMilR) Sun 4:3k f:70. ®l9e5Fr«tewwl8.A..8w8«lumldsNoyB,8pWn. 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C A R T A W IA S Y ' bqf Cz«Bk9« Osiside I AM APRAIP Friday TV WBARB Advice \ from the laboratory and terrorizes the 6 K K ) P M d ) d ) IS I ® itow* -a.- teal Elizabath. (R) (60 min.) d ) Whafs Happaning C h a n n e t o 8 O Oraal Petlermeneee (C O 'the Hurt mother discovers her d ) PoNoa Woman Life of Verdi.' Pert 2 of B. The most prod- 93) Privata Banlamln W FS l HartfontCT CD uctlva period In Verdi's csrssr is chroni­ 1 8 M*A*t*H WNEW ltowVorlt.NV (D cled. (R) (90 min.) Strike up WTNH ta w M a va aC T 93) BIN Piesente 'Oe FleaM' 8 Dr. Who (C w o n Naw York. NY (E [C N N ] Larry King Uve a Ona Day at a Tima WPIX Naw York, NY ■ M ‘perfect’ child has a flaw the band QV IWWvWvIDfl WTXX Watarbury, CT • lo ts ] MOVIE; Th e Adventures of WWLP Sprlnsflakt MA • BuMwMp Griffin' A Boston debutants 9S Rapertar 41 WEOH Hartford, CT » and her brother sail for San Francisco to D E A R smoking a cigarette In her bridal The United States Coast ISZ) MaoNaU/Lahrar Nawthour w v rr HiMtfocdCT m seek their fortunes. Suzanne Pleehetle, gown a ^ veil would be disgusting, Keri Malden. Harry Guardino. 1967. ABBVi Three Guard Band, including its O Tony RandaN W8BK 6o«ton, MA 9 wBBki ago I ac- and probably a breach of etiquette. W 008 SprIngnaM. MA m Ratad G. LBVY’BLAW®B»J I Bofiumeisler Dixieland Jazz Band, will (C N N ] Prog Cant'd WXTV P#t#r#on, NJ ID [ESPN ] SplaalvBwImwear 1B6B oidantally I’ve aadly accepted Amy’s ad­ lESPN] Ovtdoora TV Flahing Mag. THE-y M w r perform on Tuesday at 8 .w o av 8pHn9fl#4d. MA O [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing Coverage of ■ iw -TD OFFteOUB found my diction to nicotine, but Is it [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Malania' An illitarata WTtC Hartford, CT o boxing Is pressnted from Atlsntio City, daughter's D e a r A b b y p,m. at the Manchester woman battlaa to gain cuatody of har CNN C#bl# N#w# Ntwrk IcnnJ NJ. (2 hrs.) unreasonable to ask her to refrain DISNEY Oi#n#v CK#nn#l (Mtl birth control ton. Glynnia O'Connor. Paul Sotvino. pills, and I ha­ from smaUng on this veiy special BIcentennIai Band Shall. Don Johnaon. 1981. Ratad PG. ESPN Spoftt N#t%uerk (i#pn! 9:30 PM CD 8 Paopls Do Craalesi AblgSil Vsn Bursn occasion? H80 Horn# Box Ofho# (N#Ol Things Tonight's program takes s look Tha band, which has drawn [U S A ] USA Cartoon Expraaa ven't been able SMOKED OUT CINEMAX CioMiMx (MAXi St how peo^s react when confronted to sloop since. 6:30 P M d ) Ona Day at a Tima TMC Movi# Ch#nn#l iTMCl with unusual bags in a supermarket record crowds at the band USA USA Natwork lUtAl (CC) B he’a l l , a 9 1 Banaon DEAR SMOKED OUT: Yes. shell in previous visits, will [ESPN] Hot Rod Trwok /Traotor PuH atraight-A stu­ Nicotine addicts “need” a ci­ 8 Hogan'a Haroaa dent and active play a medley of classics, 8 8 NBC Nightly Nawa 10:00 PM CD Nawa aOAEP garette when they are under 93) Major Laoguo Baaaball: Mllwaukaa IVOM In our church. She's worked since the fact that your daughter Is no preaeure. I agree, a bride in gown show tunas and patriotic 8 Nightly Bualnaaa Raport at Naw York Yankaaa ( D 8 Matt Houston (CC) Melt be- she was U and saved every pmny longer a m im r and you can’t com«« invotvod In a gam amuggling and veil does not a pretty picture favorites. The program Is 8 Jaffaraona ( 8 Hogan'a Haroaa tchama whan hia old girlfriand ahowa for college. She was a perfect child control her actions. make with cigarette in hand, but 8 ABC Nawa (CC| (2 ) Mika Naamith in TV Parts Tonight'a up. (R) (60 min.) (we thought). She's planning to go I am pot Bflklng you to condone since you so strongly object, ask free. Bring seating. In cate 9S Nodeiaro SIN uaata are Garry Shandling, Jimmy Buf- ( O Miami Vloa An undarcovar Tubba ia awiur to college in the fall. premarital aex, but I urge you not ]tt and Lola Bromfiald. her to excuse herself and smoke in of rain, the program will be 8 Phyllla R takan hoataga by a gang of cop killara. When I found those pills I bH the to destroy your once wonderful ( 8 (88 Washington Waak/Ravlaw Paul (R) (90 min.) private when she feels the “need.” [C N N ] Showbla Today celUng, and told her since she's mother-dau^ter relationship be­ held at East Catholic High Duka ia joined by top Waahington jour- SioddCoupla ALLBY OOP Dave Ozeue [DIS] Adv. of Onlo and Harriot naiiata in analyxing tha waak'a nawa. having sex, she should get married cause you don’t see, eye to eye on School auditorium. 98 Dancing Days TW O O U T OF TW O I N O T DEAR ABBY: For years I've [ESPN] Maida Sportalook (39 Varied Programs and forget about college. I didn't this one issue. been trying to find the answer to 1 8 Fantaay Island BAD. ROXANNEI) NOW n ally mean it, but she hurt me so Be thankful she’s not risking 7:00 P M d ) CBS Evaning Nawa 9 8 La Tfsicion TO FIND SIR ALLEY AND this question: How did “Peggy” [C N N ] Evaning Nawa HIS SOUIREV^ ta d I wanted to hurt her. pregnancy, and love her for her C D 8 M*A*S*H 9 8 USBL Baakatball: Connaoticut at come to be the nickname for Long Island [ESPN ] Auto Raolng 'BB: Rally Covar- Her steady boyfriend is in his admirable qualities. She appears d ) ABC Nawa (CC) aga of tha Acropolis Rally la pratantad “Margaret”? [C N N ] Prims Nawa second year of college. He still to have many. d ) Sala of tho Cantury from Graaca. picks her w ^ t doesn’t come in I hope you or one of your r e ^ r a [ESPN] NFL Team Films 1084 San [H BO ] MOVIE; 'AmltyvlHa II: Tha 93) Jaffaraona Francisco 40*ara • Movers. Shakers, and the house, wmised to think he was DEAR ABBY: Amy and I are can come up with the answer, as I 8 Bamay Mlllor Poaaaaalon' Suparnatural forcaa raturn Record Braakara. to a curtad suburban homa. Burt Young, tope. He doera't drink or smoke getting married next month. We have been trying for years to find (8 ) Whoal of Fortuna [H BO ] MOVIE: Tha AmttyvHIa Horror' Rutanya Alda, Jamaa Olaon. 1082. and he goes to our church. are both 23 and very much in love, out without success. 8 MacNall/Lahrar Nawahour Ghoats and spirits infiltrate tha dream Ratad R. My husband w ai heartsick when but we’re having a minor disagree- My given name is Margaret, but ( 8 Family Faud. house of tha Lutz family. Jamas Broiin, [M A X ] MOVIE; Ones Upon a SpY A I told him, but he hasn’t said m m t we can't leem to aettle. I I have alwaya been called Peggy. I Margot Kidder, Rod Steiger. 1070. baautiful sacrat agant luraa a computar Childproofing saves lives 8 Banaon like the name of Peggy, but when Ratad R. Mniua into aarvica as • suparspy. anything to our daughter. He’s too have never emoked, but Amy has (B) Nightly Bualnaaa Raport [M A X ] MOVIE: Last Plana Out An iiaanor Parkar, Tad Danaon, Chriato- embarrassed. I guess maybe we been a heavy cigarette smoker people ask me bow Margaret came 63) Staraky and Hutch American journalist baliavad to be a phar Laa and Mary Louisa Wallar. ebould be thankful that she was since high school, and she’s made to be Peggy, I don’t have an DEAR DR. transitory discomforts you feel [C N N ] MonoylltM CIA agent tries to aacapa from Nicara­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Curtain#' A corrupt film sm art enough to go to a doctor for it very clear that she plans to anawer. GOTT: Yester­ have no predictable pattern, you gua during tha last days of tha Samoaa diractor schadulaa sctraaaaa for scraan PEGGY day I took my are probably better off ignoring [DIS] Dlano/a Lagonda A Harooa regime. Jan-Michaai Vincent Mary pills, hut I cannot condone premar­ smoke at our wedding reception. taata at an aaria, iaolatad, mansion. Sa­ THC BOHN L 0 8 H ^ by Art Saneom ital sex. What should I do? She says that after the ceremony (REALLY MARGARET) 5-year-old son them. There are webs of nerve [ESPN] Sportaoontar Crosby. William Windom. Ratad PG. mantha Eggar, John Varnon, Linda Thor- endings over virtually every mil­ [U SA ] Radio 1990 [TM C ] MOVIE: T lw Onwg* Man’ Tha son. 1063. Ratad R. DISAPPOINTED MOM she will "need” a cigarette to calm to the hospital M3MW l6fJfT EVEP/TMlUfe, 6LAD % ! L O l^ HOWARXJTA WE'^6iOUJ6 IMEAR PEGGY: If aomeone out D r . G o t t limeter of the body’s surface. Iona human survivor of an atomic war Miami Vioa An undar­ her nerves, and she’s sure our to have his 7:30 P M (S) PM Magazina battlaa a group of robed zombies. Charl­ 10:15PM 8 These early warning systems alert covar Tubba is takan hoataga by a gang OFTHIWfeSARE Nl6g m c c t lo IDTAtCE ,DEAR MOM: You shouldn’t guests will understand. there knows the answer. I’ll pass it stomach d ) Arohio Bunkar'a Placo ton Heston, Rosalind Cash, Tony Zarba. of cop killara. (R) (60 min.) “do” anything other than accept I told her that the sight of a bride along. Readers? , pumi>ed. He ate Peter Gott, M.D. us to danger. However, sometimes d ) Whoal of Fortuna 1S71. Ratad PG. jifoiB iMPORWT! > 'me cm?) HONEt^Am) AIKIP? they misfire and produce pain for 10:30 PM 98 Indapandant Nawa a whole bottle of CD Boaom Buddloa [U SA ] Wrestling TNT no apparent reason. ( 8 Work of Paaoa Tha Ravolutionary m y thyroid 93) Indapandont Nawa 8r30 PM (3D Carol Burnett War ia ravlawad, with amphaaia on tha pills, which I When you focus attention.on any 8 All In tha Family ( T ) 9 9 Comedy Factory Traaty of Paris nagotiations and what Buttons stick with this trick had stored in area of the body, you can — with 8 M*A*S*H (3D (S Major Laagua Baseball: Naw that traaty maant to Amariea. the top kitchen York Mats at St Louis enough practice — make pain 8 8 Major Laagua Baaaball; 8 Dick Van Dyke cabinet. The little devil climbed on all cabinets. Put tightly stop­ appear. I don’t endorse this BaWmoro at Boaton (29 (88 Wall Straat Weak Louis Rukay- 8 24 Herat D E A R payable to POLLY’S POINTERS right up — I wouldn’t have believed pered cleaning materials well out activity, but I mention it to 8 Bamay Millar sar analyzes tha '80s with a weakly re­ 92) Capitol Journal POLLY: When and send to POLLY’S POINTERS, view of economic and investment that he could do it. Please warn of reach. Use childproof caps on ail illustrate the corollary: by ignor­ (BZ) Stata Wa'ra In matters. [ESPN] Auto Racing 'SB: World sewing on a in care of the Blanchester Herald, your readers of this kind of danger. medicine, aspirin and vitamins ing non-patterned sensations, you Enduranca • Lamana Covaraga of this four-hole but- [C N N ] Croaaflro [DIS] Still tha Baavar Box 1216, Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH included. Keep particularly poi­ can block out an enormous amount racing avant it prasantad from Lamana, t o n , s e w 45201. [ESPN] Carry tho Flra Tha 1984 Olym- [ESPN] NFL Team Filma 1084 Miami Franca. (60 min.) DEAR READER: Poisoning and sonous medicines in a locked box. of nervous "static” produced by pic Torch Relay. Dolphins - A Team Above All. through two P o in te rs Don’t leave available anything [DIS] Short Faaturo accidents are the No. 1 killers of our complicated nerve systems. [U SA ] Dragnat 10:45 PM holes only. DEAR POLLY: If you have cats that could be harmful if swallowed 9:00 PM CD MOVIE: TakP Your Bm I 11:00PM ( D C D 8 8 8 8 Then knot the or children, you know they can children. Any family with pre­ Life becomes simpler and more 8:00 P M C£ Dukaa of Hszzard Beta ShoT A Hollywood actor triaa to anar- FRANK AND EHNEST J~by Bob Tfiavee Polly Fisher schoolers must take meticulous by a toddler. Above all, never put enjoyable. Naturally, any persist­ Hogg, taken in by tome thady invantora. gita hit lackluftar caraar and tava hla News thread, cut it off scratch up woodwork. I keep a chemicals or drugs into empty firaa Roaco and raplacaa him with a ro­ marriaga at tha lama tima. Robart Urich. CD WKRP In Cincinnati care to protect youngsters. Al­ ent hurt may indicate an abnor­ and sew small can of wood oil stain on hand. soda bottles. mality that should be checked out. bot (R) (60 min.) Maradith Baxtar-Bimay, JaffrayTambor. CD Blxsne through the I use paper towels to dip into the though medicine cabinets are a G D PM Magaxina 1982. prime source of trouble — and Although this reader’s "ques­ 93) Odd Couple other two holes. stain and rub it onto the scratch. tion" is not a question at ail, I agree C8D 90 Wabatar (CC) A communication CD Qtaat Eacapaa MEDICAL STREAK When one set of Then I wipe with a clean towel to should be locked — other areas in DEAR DR. GOTT: Is it possible problem ia evident whan Katharine triaa 8 Friday Night RIngaids with the plea expressed. CD 8 Banaon (CC) Banaon and Kraua threads breaks, the other set will sled. It’s just like the plastic kinds blend in tta color. Works great. the house are dangerous, too. that I am allergic to the library? to explain to Wabatar why aha and ara forcad to tpand a night in tha boon­ 8 Dr. Who RIGHT Every time I go to do research George ware nude. (R) EXAM —> hold the button on until it can be in the stores, except it has higher MRS. S.L. Cleaning agents, solvents — in docks whan thair car braaks down. (R) 8 M*A’8*H CD DEAR DR. GOTT: Why do there, I start to sneeze. I love to CD Nawa repaired. sides so she can’t fall out! She loves fact, any hydrocarbon compounds (B) VOiana'aclonaof Elizabath ascapas 8 MOVIE: 'Seven In Oarknaas' A group ROOM 4 IN ; — can be lethal. C!hemicals of various parts of my body hurt for a read books, and this doesn’t of blind survivors of a plana crash in a j Earrings for pierced ears can be it! very short time? I have heard that ramota mountainous ragion strugofa stored by fastening them through KELLY DEAR POLLY: When I saw my almost any sort, particularly lye, happen at the bookstore. What can against tha alamants and ^air own faara 2-year-oId daughter using my soft can have tragic results when this is caused by nerve endings. it be? at thay gropa thair way back to civiliza­ o the holes of large old buttons. The Will this continue, and what is the earrings are easier to find in a DEAR KELLY: This b a gwd polyester “footies’’ for mittens, 1 children who attempt to swallow tion. Milton Barla. Dina Marrill, Alajan- thought, why not use them myself treatment? I never heard of this dro Ray. 1060. drawer and the pair will not get idea for making a safe pull sled for them. DEAR READER: Dust. as dusting mittens? This is a until I saw my doctor last month. [C N N ] Monaylina separated. a young child and for reusing a perfect use for them when they get Go through your house like a [DIS] MOVIE: Th e Boatnifcs' An Tape extra fuses to your fusebox throwaway. Many thanks for shar­ DALLAS holes in them or wear too thin to child — on your hands and knees, if DEAR READER; Various Send your questions to Dr. Gott accidant-prona Coast Guard anaign door. No groping in the dark when ing it with us. Your helpful Pointer you must — to identify sources of aches, pains and hurts are normal at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH mutt contand with a baautiful girl, tto- the lights go out. earns you the Pointer of the Week wear. Patrick Duffy, as Bobby Ian jawala and a mystarioua Japanaaa LINDA poisoning. Use childproof latches for most healthy adults. If the 44101. J.N. award, a copy of my book “Polly’s Ewing, and Priscilla Beaulieu paari divar. Robart Moraa, Stafania Pow- WINTHHOP Dtck CdYeH) ars, Phil Sitvara. 1070. Ratad G. Pointers: lOBl Helpful Household / Presley, as Jenna Wade, share [U S A ] Night Right I'VE ear TO A BE CAREFUL HENCTYte BATHER A N D HE CAN TE L L I DEAR POLLY: When our Hints for Making Everything Last a happy moment, on "Dallas," ■daughter outgrew her plastic sled, Longer." which airs FRIDAY, JUNE 2S 11:15PM 98 Raportar 41 PRESENT R3R WHAT TCU BUY OWNSA 7C Y yOtJ EXACTLYHCNV BIRTHDAY 9ARTY. F O R H f M . . . 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June 28. 1088 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 28.19M UtUe League UHtmeys Connors, Gabatini easy victors SPORTS get gdng on Saturmy / The annual Town Little ’The Oilers are the Wildcard into third round at Wimbiedon League Tournament and Farm entry. Little League Tournament get There are six entrants in the WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) MB’s stay unbeaten under way Saturday with a Town Farm League tourney — Third-seed Jimmjr Connors doubleheader In the former that will be staged at Verolanck today became the first to reach the tourney and a tripleheader .Field. ’The double elimination among tba younger set. play begins with three games, third round of the men’s singles at Wimbledon, comfortably defeat­ ’The M ajor Little League at 0: SO a.m „ 12: SO p.m. and 3; SO ing New Zealand qualifier Kelly tourney will be held at LeMr p.m. with the Lawyers (116) of Evernden 6-3,6-2,6-1. by tripping Vernon Field on Love Lane with tour the International League vs. kteanwhile, IS-year-oldGabriela teams involved in double elimi­ MARC (116) of the American Sabatini of Argentina was first to x .: nation play. ’The probable li­ Lsaguo in the morning opener. puUs, who cranked two home runs, Chapulis belted his second four- VERNON — It has become neup has National League That match will be foUowed by advance to the women’s third Jeff iohnson, who blasted a pair of bagger over the centerfieM fence round. The 15th seed ousted almost fashionable this year for champ Moriarty Brothers (16- the Oilers (11-5) against Wolff- doubles, anid second baseman to put the MBs ahead, 4-3. Ray Moriarty Brothers’ Twilight 1) against the International Zackin or Carter Chevrolet of American Camille Benjamin 6-3, Mike Johnson, who gunned out the GUba then reached on an error and League powerhouse to tease oppo­ League Oilers (14-2) in the l the National League at 12:30 06, potential tying run at home on a Mike Johnson was hit by a plteh Friday’s program, following nents on the scoreboard in the p.m, opener and the Lawyers p.m. and Modern Janitorial relay throw. before Jeff Johnson delivered w early going before running ram­ (15-2), the International League (0-5) of the American League three days of rain and a thin lineup Chapulis launched a two-run run second double to drive in both ’Thursday, promised a day-long pant by the end of each contest. runners and nnake it 6-3. champs, against MARC (106), opposing Nichols ’Tire (14-1) of shot in the top of the fourth to break feast of tennis with the top three The MBs added another typical the American League winners, the National League In the 2:30 '• 'W v come-from-behind, hold-off-the- a scoreless tie. Vernon, 2-8, ans­ \ ' ^ men’s seeds and the women’s The Orioles gave it one last gasp in the 3 p.m. nightcap. p.m. nightcap. other-guys win to their season-long wered with three tallies in the co-No. Is in action on Wimbledon’s victory party, nipping the homes­ bottom of the frame. A two-run in their half against winner Dave showpiece courts. tanding Vernon Orioles, 6-5, Thurs­ double by Mike Daley accounted Bidwell (S-0), but a Gliha-to-Mike Men’s top seed and defending Johnson-to Jon Haggerty relay day night at Henry Park. for the go-ahead markers. champion John McEnroe faced Moriarty, a perfect 12-0, plated The visitors were allowed to knot nailed Scott Jeamel at home for the Nigerian Nduka Odizor in the it back up in the fourth when Jeff final out. Brophy, Gates top three runs in the top of the sixth to second match on the No. 1 court, snap a 3-alI tie, and then quelched Johnson doubled, advanced to Moriarty puts its unblemished and dropped his service in the third an Oriole rally in the bottom of the third on a groundnut, and then campaign on the line Saturday gam e of the first set. frame to preserve the triumph. counted on a passed ball. night, when second-place Mallove Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Jewelers visits Moriarty Field at winners at meet Heroes of the night for the With two down and the bases Germany and American Bonnie empty in the top of the sixth. 7:30 p.m. Gadusek continued the stream of conquerors were slugger Bill Cha- The Silk City Striders Track Club 200: 1. Rich Barbosa 24.4,2. Mike hosted a TAC sanctioned meet Lata 26.4, 3. Pat Swift 27.3, 4. Matt women’s seeds safely past opening ’Thursday night at Manchester Alpert 27.6., 5. Jim Cunningham hurdles as the last of the first- High’s Pete Wigren Track. It will 27.8. round matches were finally completed. A Post 102 scores early host a Masters Meet for those 30 4001. Rene Charland 58.9,2. Matt years old and older on ’Thursday, Alpert 59.5, 3. Bob Ford 63.5, 4. Fifth-seeded Pam Shriver of the July 15, at Wigren Track. Michael Augeri 86.4, 4. Jon Alpert United States, resuming her match i i - Brian Brophy was a triple 72.6. with compatriot Anne White tied winner and Steve Gates won two 800: 1. Steve Gates 2:05, 2. Pat one set apiece, and 10th seed Kathy Jordan were the only two women to upend Windsor, 3~1 r ! 1 events at Thursday’s meet. Swift 2:07, 3. Joe Burleson 2; 09,4. Brophy, who will be a Junior at Jeff HeinU 2:10, 5. Rick Barbosa seeds still seeking to get through the opening round. Manchester High in the fall, won 2: 11. Kohde-Kilsch, despite dropping WINDSOR - Streaking Man­ Wednesday night against Windsor third inning. the 100 meter dash, 100 meter Mile: 1. Steve Gates 4; 31,2. Tom chester Legion scored three runs in Locks at home at MCC’s Cougar Neil Archambault was the win­ hurdles and discus and took second Brahm 4:33, 3. Pat Swift 4:40, 4. her service twice in the first set, ning pitcher for Manchester. He V*. i-i I found her rhythm to defeat Am eri­ the top of the first Inning and made Field. ■I'/*. in the shot put. Gates, former Brian Selfors 4:42, 5. Jeff Heintz those markers hold up as it tripped Brian Feshler ignited the Man­ w ork^ 4 2/3 innings with Mickey Manchester High and Eastern 4:52. can Betsy Nagelsen 7-5, 6-L UPI photo Windsor, 3-1, in a game called after chester first inning with a single Garbeck coming on in relief in the Connecticut State University Mile Race Walk: 1. Mike Sai- Gadusek beat fellow-American five innings because of darkness in and he promptly swiped second. fifth to strikeout the final Windsor runner, copped the 800 and 1500 mond 8:22, 2. Matt Miner 12:12. Heather Ludloff 6-1, 6-1. Hu Na of China makes backhand return Na won 6-3, 7-S to move into second Larry Stanford followed with a batter. Connors, although he got few Zone Eight baseball action Thurs­ meter runs. Women’s Mile Race Walk: 1. in her first round match against Annabel round. day at Windsor High. run-scoring single. Brendan Brendan McCarthy and Stanford ’Following are Thursday’s Arlette Hoch 8:34. first services in, did not drop a The Post 102 contingent has won McCarthy singled moving Stan­ each collected two hits for results: Shot put: 1. Rich Omiecinski single point on his serve during the Croft of Great Britain at Wimbledon. Hu six in a row, 10 of its last 12, and ford to second. Jim Fogarty’s fly Manchester. 100 hurdles: 1. Brian Brophy 37’4” , 2. Brian Brophy 36’ 1” , 3. first set. Evernden, 23, saved Navratilova was due to play Mlloslav Mecir, the Czechoslov­ now stands 5-1 in Zone action and ball to rightfield was mishandled 16.0, 2. Jeff Thornton 18.0. Mike Lata 28’2” . seven break points on his first four seventh seed, also came through, Australian Anne Minter. akian clay-court specialist who has 10-6 overall. Manchester will take with Stanford and McCarthy both M o nciM S tar 300 00 3-7-3 100: l.B riait Brophy 12.0,2. Matt Disucs; 1. Brian Brophy 122’ 1“ , service games before being broken as did No. 13 Carling Bassett of Second-seeded Ivan Lendl of made an impact this season, part in this weekend’s Keene, scoring. W in d s o r 001 00 1-8-1 Alpert. 12.2, 3. Mike Lata, 12.4, 4. 2. Rich Omiecinski 112’7” . to 5-3 and losing the set in the Canada. Archambault, Garbeck (S) and B. Czechoslovakia faced a long wait became the third seeded man to N.H., Invitational Tournament Windsor, now 3-2 in Zone Eight Michael Augeri 13.1, 5. Peter Junior Mile Run: 1. Bill Scheide- following game. Sweden’s Carina Karlsson, who McCarthy; Budal and Kone. UPH before challenging American Mike with its next Zone Eight game play, plated its lone marker in the WP- Archambault; LP- Budal. Kennedy 13.5. man 6:38, 2. Matt Miner 7:04. ’The New Zealander, a profes­ lose, the No. 12 going down in five became the first qualifier to reach Johnson In thIrd-InnIng action. Short­ sional for less than a year, Leach in the last match on O n tre tight sets to American Tom the women’s quarterfinals last Meta' Wally Backman (6) la out on the Court. Gullikson. stop Larry Bowa backs up on play. Cubs collected only three more games June, slipped to a first-round NL roundup front end of a doubleplay as the Cubs' before Connors, a six-time Wim­ dbina’s Hu Na, hovering around Elsewhere, the computer rank­ defeat against Czech Lea PIchova. Ryne Sandberg gets set to fire to first won, 4-2. bledon finalist, breezed into the No. 150 on the world rankings, ings provided an accurate guide. In the men’s event. Sixth-seeded base to complete play on Howard Orioles take risk third round. snatched the limelight ’Thursday Evert Lloyd whipped fellow Amer­ Australian Pat Cash, nursing a Chris Evert Lloyd, the co-No. 1 with her confident serve-and- ican Mary-Lou Piatek 6-1,66 after troublesome back, cam e through Royster gets one to remember seed with Martina Navratilova, volley trij^ph over 1964 Wim­ third-seed Hana Mandlikova dem­ 66 in the fifth set against Ameri­ was due to face fellow American bledon Junior Champion Annabel olished Czechoslovakian compa­ can Todd Nelson, eighth seed in getting Wiggins Croft of Britain. ’The locals almost By Ian Love the Reds to a series sweep. Ron Expos 4, PIratss 2 Susan Mascarih, following her triot Iva Budarova, 66, 6-1. Kevin Curren won in three, and Robinson, 2-0, pitched to only one Sutcliffe’s pitching, homers husband John Lloyd onto O n ter forgave her for beating one of their Fourth-seeded Manuela Ma­ unseeded Boris Becker, the 17- United Press International At Pittsburgh, Tim Raines batter to earn the victory and Ted BALTIMORE (UPI) - The recovered from his dependency,” Court for the third match. Over the own, surviving a late exchange of leeva of Bulgaria and Helena year6ld West German, outhit smashed a two-run homer to lift Power got his 12th save. struggling Baltimore Orioles, tak­ Peters added. “ However, we feel wall on No. 1, defending champion service games for a 6-3,7-5 victory. Sukova of Czechoslovakia, the American Hank Pfister. Whether or not Fernando Valen­ the Expos. David Palmer, 6-6, ing a self-a(Mnittedly “ considera­ that with the help of the Orioles’ zuela was at his best, Jerry gave up two runs on 10 hits over 6 CardiMlB 4. PhllliM 3 ble risk” in obtaining drug- management, his new teammates, Royster will always treasure his 2-3 innings. push Cubs over the Mets game-winning single against the At Philadelphia, Willie McGee plagued second baseman Alan and an excellent employees assist­ Dodger ace. had three hits and scored his Bravaa 4, Astroa 1 ' Wiggins from the San Diego ance program ... we can help him team’s first three runs to help the By Randy MInkoff tha!." double in the seventh. Padres, are confident Wiggins will strai^ten out his personal life and Chris says Martina’s the favorite “ Everyone remembers days like this against a pitcher like this,’’ (Cardinals snap the Phillies’ five- At Houston, Zane Smith, Jeff United Press International ’The right-hander did yield ho­ “ When I hit it, I ran as fast as I be an asset. he can help us on the field.” game winning streak. Kurt Kep- Dedmon and Bruce Sutter com­ mers to George Foster in the could and when the umpire sig­ ’The Orioles have lost seven of By Martin Loder the diplomat, Chris Evert Lloyd said Royster after his two-out “ We recognize the considerable In a unique situation, the two have reigned as the world’s No. 1 shire yielded four hits while bined on a six-hitter and Claudeil second that tied the game at 1-all naled home run, it felt great,” their last 10 games — despite the United Preu International graciously cast her vote ’Thursday single in the sixth inning ’Thursday CHICAGO — ’The way things had risk we have taken in concluding long-time rivals were co-seeded woman player for the last 11 years. striking five and walking four to Washington blasted a solo home been going for Rick Sutcliffe and a solo blast by (Hint Hurdle in added Hatcher, who was only return of Manager Earl Weaver — for Martina Navratilova as the gave the San Diego Padres a 6-5 this deal,” said Orioles general No. 1 in the women’s singles, the On the other hand. E vert U oyd improve to 5-5. run to lead the Braves. lately, be wasn’t going to allow a the seventh. l-for-6 last September with the and are 35-33 for the season, 7Vt WIMBLEDON, England - Ever Wimbledim favorite. victory over Los Angeles. " I know manager Hank Peters ’Thursday. first time this has occurred in the gives credit to Martina for making But the Cubs got some unex­ (^ibs. games behind American League I / I will. little shoddy fielding by the Cubs “ Drugs very nearly ruined bis 99 years Wimbledon has been her a better player and says if it affect him. pected firepower from rookie ’The Mets, who had won five East-leading Toronto entering “ (Valenzuela’s) probably the career. We believe be has an p la )^ . weren’t for her rival, she might After all, the Cubs had scored centerfielder Billy Hatcher, who straight against Chicago before ’Thursday night. beat left-hander in baseball. I can Intense desire to rehabilitate Still, when it comes to putting up already have retired from tennis. only two runs in his last five starts bad three hits, including his first dropping the final two games of the Wiggins, 27, was hitting .054 in 10 only remember one infield single himself. its own money, the betting public major-league homer that snapped series, knew the Cubs would games with the Padres before he “ Martina’s presence has made off him in all my other times and ’Thursday they produced four, “ We hope the Orioles’ fans will has established Navratiiova as a three on home runs. the 1-1 tie .in the fifth inning, and eventually get hot. was suspended after a second me work.” she said. “ When I was against him.” give Alan a chance to prove big favorite. Evert Lloyd isn’t Royster, who came to the Padres Sutcliffe, 7-6, made that stand drove in two runs. Hatcher was “ They welne playing much better publicized bout with cocaine. He No. 1 I saw Martina work really himself both as a ballplayer and as gambling on the outcome, but she this season as a free agent from up, hurling a five-hitter to give the recalled on Tuesday from the ball the last two games,” said recently was assigned to San hard to improve her game. When a man.” agrees with the people. Atlanta, drove in Garry Templeton Cubs a 4-2 victory over ^ New Cubs’ Iowa farm team. Mets’ manager Davey Johnson, Diego’s ’Triple- A club at Las she was No. 1,1 was determined to To acquire Wiggins, the Orioles “Martina would have to be from second to make a winner of York Mets. The win was the Cubs’ “ You don’t think much about the who Indicate injured outfielder Vegas, Nev. work Just as hard as she had done gave up right-handed reliever Roy favored, being the defending Craig Lefferta, 4-2. Rich Gossage second straight after a club losing streak when you are in the Daryl Strawberry -may be able to. A lifetime .250 hitter who in his to regain No. 1. She has been an Lee Jackson, who had been with champion and ranked No. 1 for so worked the ninth inning to earn his record-tying 13 straight defeats. minors. All you are thinking about return for this weekend’s series at last two full seasons stole 70 and 60 inspiration to me. the club’s ’Triple- A team in long,” Evert Lloyd said Tliursday 17th save. Sutcliffe worked out of a Jam in it getting up to the majors,” said St. Louis. bases, Wiggins is expected to ”It hasn’t been easy being Rochester, N.Y., and a player to be after a resounding 6-1, 66 victory ’The only thing that might tarnish the third when shoitstop Larry Hatcher, who was 1-for-lO entering Darling, who had blanked the become Baltimore’s starting se- beaten so much by her, especially namOd later. ’To make room for Over Mary Lou Piatek in an the memory for Royster is that — Bowa made back-to-back errors the game. “ When you come up to a Cubs 2-0 at Shea Stadium last cono baseman and leadoff hitter, for my pride. I worked harder and Wiggins on the roster, the team is opening-round match. “ She’s won by both team’s admission — with the score tied at 1-all. team like this, all you are thinking adding firepower to a lineup that never counted m yself out. I knew week, knew what he was up against expected to release Joe Nolan, the it the last few times, she won it last Valenzuela was not the over­ “ We’ve picked up each other about is contributing.” includes Eddie Murray, Cal with the hard work wpuld come pitching in cozy Wrigley Field. veteran catcher whose knee prob­ year and she was ranked No. 1 for powering pitcher he usually is. lately like we did last year,” said Hatcher’s homer came on a 2-2 Ripken, Fred Lynn and Lee Lacy. results, and I ’ve seen them Uiis ” I gave up three fly balls and lems have limited him to a pinch- so long. ‘“That’s the third time we faced Sutcliffe, who walked two and pitch off Ron Darting, 6-2, who also “ Alan Wiggins is a quality year. they went out of the park,” said hitting role. ” I ’ve m ly been No. 1 on the him this year and I ’d say he wasn’t struck out four in hurling his sixth yielded solo shots to Ryne Sand­ Darling, who had given up Just player who can provide several of computer for the last three weeks W i^ n s , who twice has been the offensive ingredients we have ” It is very hard to keep up the as sharp today,” said Padre Kevin complete game of the season. “ I berg In the first and Leon Durham thtee homers all season. "You saw and she was there for 21-2 years. I mental level of being No. 1, more treated for cocaine dependency, been lacking,” Peters said. ” He McReynolds, who had a solo home got a double play grounder after in the sixth. Hatcher added a RBI who won the home run derby.” would have chosen her, but I don’t than the physical. You’re always agreed to forfeit up to one-third of has excellent speed. He gets on run in the second inning and a know if she should be so heavily looking over your shoulder at those his 4-year, $2.8 million contract base a lot and be can cover a lot of two-run single in the third. “ His favored.” girls coming up. If I had five or six should be again lapse into drug ground at second base.” pitches were staying up for the Despite this feeling. Evert Uoyd years of that, I probably would use, thus sealing the deal he had Wiggins had a .342 on-base most part.” insists the unprecedented co-No. 1 have retired.” Valenzuela, who fell to 8-7, gave BarSeld provides punch for Jays been hoping for. percentage and scored 106 runs in seeds for were Justified. Navratilova has won Wimbledon up nine hits in seven innings of “ We are well aware that there is 1984 while hitting ahead of batting She bases this on the closeness of five times, including the last three, work. “ Right now, I’m Just trying to no guarantee he is completely champion Tony Gwynn. TORONTO (UPI) - Toronto’s hitting and the things I ’ve been their long rivalry, with Navratil­ while Evert Uoyd is a three-time “ He wasn’t the sharp pitcher he Jesse Barfield was in the middle of make contact and lay off the bad working on are starting to come ova holding a 33-32 edge, and the champion with five losses in the normally is. No question about it, pitches.” “ The home runs will everything ’Thursday night. around,” said Upshaw. Attorney General tays fact they have split Uieir last four final. not when he gives up that many “ It was an all-around perfor­ come and I ’ll pull the ball when I ’The 26-year-old was reluctant to- matches. ’Three weeks ago Evert Until a victory in Florida earlier hits,’’ said Dodger manager mance,” said Barfield who drove have to, but right now I ’m Just discuss the changes he’s made, but UPI photo Uoyd defeated Navratilova in the this year snapp^ the string. Evert Tommy Lasorda. "Some were not trying to hit the ball where it is In twotruns, collected two hits, French Open final, and she has U oyd had lost 13 consecutive that good, but they’ll look like line pitched.” admitted the result Is that he’s stole two bases, walked twice and captured the last two Grand Slam matches to Navratilova over a drives in the newspaper Another Toronto -hitter who’s hitting the ball level rather than Pros who use drugs Chris Evert Lloyd, an easy 6-1.6-0 winner over Mary Lou scored three runs to pace the Blue championships, having aiso won stretch of more than two years. But tomorrow.” changed his approach is first upper-cutting. Piatek in her first match at Wimbledon, contends that her Jays to a 7-3 victory over the the Australian. the French triumph, along with her U Pi photo baseman Willie Upshaw, who Milwaujwe Brewers. ‘Tve been a line drive hitter friendly rival Martina Navratilova deserves to be the If It weren’t for the presence of No. 1 ranking, have buoyed her R« young is ’’a national disaster in the else, know that coaches enjoy a “ I stand ready, willing and able “ The Phillies’ manager fined his players gu every call” of about 200 models will show up for the one Job,” to another easy win. 2011 and attract out-of-town buyers served by my withdrawing from 66 overall, are back In action baseman Sam Horn, in his best Muhammad All ‘ making.” ■pedal rapport with young ath­ to discuu any contractural arran­ seeking major-league franchises. time one of them talked to us,” n o M sleek outfielder note44lall. ’The Rad Sox followed with a 7-2 laugher over the consideration to purdiase the tonight against Herb’s at Colt Park imitation. He told his audience a ’’sports letes,” he said. ’’You can provide a gements necessary to make it Several out-of-town groups have Sharon ’Sidearm’ Hale. ” We cost one guy $100 bucks.” A fan favorite in New Britain was the first Phils os ace hurler John Mitchell tossed a six-hitter Pirates in favor of” the Danforth- in Hartford at 0 p.m, in another The bevy of babes was the feature attraction in a ■ drug awareness program’' in- complete picture of drugs to young more attractive for a local group to contacted the Pirates, and some of According to the motto on their press release, the basewoman, Mary Beth Lombardi, a former Miss and Burks roped two Mts and drove in two runs. Roderick group. Roddey Instead league clash. pre-game softball exhibition between the Hollywood athldas, whose peers tell them buy the team and also to provide Hoiywood Cover Girls is “ a family of friends who have Connnectlcut and the only state native. Lombardi, a 1 mated by his predecessor, William those groups have t r M to interest ■aid he would use the money be bad Vernon plated (our runs in the Cover Girls and a local media squad. ’The Cover Girls Sam Horn, *a 21-year-old, 6-foot-s home run any public financial aid pouible,” come together through the promotion of Am erica’s gorgeous graduate of Rockville High, has made her ; French Smith, has mot with m udi about the hiidis of drugs, but the New Jersey Sports Authority in planned to invest to purchase top of tte eighth (nning on two hits are a barnstorming band of actresses, models, M , had a bad nay, tboiigh, striking out thina little about the devastating down- Call^ri Mid. favorite sport.” They coyly don’t specify what it is. marir in swimwear catalogues and has several ' '^nstrnordinary popularity and providing the team with a place to Pirate tickaU (or distribution to and three costly Manchester daaoora or singers touring the country to get exposure But after seeing them in person, it is easy to confirm ^televuldn credits. a r things ** * * * * * * * ^ **** ' gggggge” during the past year. ■Ide.” , . ” At the present time, I am only^ play. senior citizens aqd disadvantaged errors. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 19W - It II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 1W5 SCOREBOARD \Jogglng hazardous Golf leaders Ps-leaders going Wednesday night, too late to get in Horry Conuntycr — ..... drov* In th» A poir and use a full rolUng motion of any practice. I rushed out here this wlnnlno run In m « nlnM» Innlno oi Lowytf*__wm VTWT a M fitW win wttwt p vw ywee par 65 to tie for the first round lead with Bill the Draco Orooont, iS-t, of Keeney Soccer h Field. Tim Wollenberg blotted two Baseball Mua Jays 7. Irawars 3 ST. LOUIS PHILADBLPHIA^, r tennis right-handed, has a nice touch and never tak u his eye off Wednesday that a withdrawal bad are not playing this week. Sander. Irlpletondodoubleto pace the victort. ObrbM ObrhM At wimMedez BnddiZ Jun* V • .the ball, according to Tennis Magazine. John Wollenberg and Tom Eottmon Coleman It 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 (Figur* gftar ptavoA rwim d*n*l*4 added two doublet and a tingle apiece, PNWas 5MLWAUKMI TOUOWTO McGee ct 1110 Schu 3b 9 9 ! ! teeding) • Williams admits, however, he does have some weaknesses on while Markt St. John and Jim Watt W**t: Hornet* 0, Tomodot 0. NL atandinga OferhM obrhM Herr 2b 4 00 1 O G « ^ If 2 1 1 0 the court. each contributed a pair of tofetlet. For . Carrier* 0, Penguin* 0. MoHlor lb 5 ) 1 0 Oorcta 1b 5 1 11 Clark 1b 4 0 11 Schmidt lb 1 0 I 0 Fhetreend j Draco, Andre Roblllogo, Lorry Von Oaniner » 5 0 ) 1 Mo**^ cf 3310 Londrm rf 3 0 0 0 Wilton rf 10 11 Pat Cath, 6, Auttrollo, dd. TodB . Says Ted: "I’m old, fat and inexperienced." Hourne, Carl Bryant and Leon Moel Ceepy )b 4 0 0 0 BeN If 4 0 0 1 Vn Slyk rf 1 0 0 0 V li^l c 4 111 Neltan, U.S., 34,6 Z 7-5,67, M ),K*vM NHL and Ralston Purina settle suit clipped two hitt each. MIdgato W L Pet. GB y SSSi R 10 10 Barftafd rt 11 2 2 Harper 3b 3 0 0 0 M ^ x cf 4 0 0 0 Curran, Z U.S., dd. Larry Stetankl, U.S.! 42 10 j n — SImmm d h lO 1 0 Brrgfw dh 3 0 1 1 Lowleet 3b 1 0 0 0 Thomot u 4 0 0 0 76,63,64; Tom Oulllkton, dd. MlrotloV home rink. MCC: Sting 1 (Mott Vloro), Sportoni St. Loiri* 40 V J » Vt Rllot tt 1 1 0 0 U p i ^ f ! 2 9 Smith tt 4 13 1 Rowley p 3 0 0 0 Meclr, 1Z Czechotlevakla, 6A 6Z 64,67( McMullen predicts long strike ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Ralston Ralston following tbe agreement. Hungate. Lawyers in the case said Rsa 1 (Wad* Bedell). New York 15 31 J51 IW Brouhrd rf 41 1 1 M orttM clOOl NIelo c 4 0 2 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 61; TamatSmld,1ZCt*cho*lovakla,ddt Purina Co. apparently received Ralston Purina, the team’s Hungate approved the settlement Testimony in the trial began Apollo* 1 (Angel Cotme),Sound4HrtO. Chicago 36 19 J29 4 Clark cf 13 3 1 lore lb 4 0 0 1 Kepthir* p 3 0 0 0 Have* ph 1111 Ruttell SImpton, New Zealand, 6 A 671 HOUSTON—John McMullen, the Houston Astros’ chairman of and that all pending claims were June 17. A league attorney claimed Porter Coble topped Helton Freight- Kennedy Rd: Cougar* 3 (MIcIkmI rItllOBSIIinaQ 10 19 .415 WW HSeptii C loie F * ^ t*4i 10 Compbil p 0 0 0 0 Andertn p 0 0 0 0 76,76; Vita* Gerulaitli, U.S.,dd. PefeS only tbe $12 million selling price for former owner, had filed suit way, 1-3, at Nike Field. Shawn Doherty Griffeth, Brian Kellogg), Academic* 1 mtliburah 21 45 JIO 17 Lahtlp 0 0 0 0 Corcorn ^ 1 0 0 0 Fleming, U.S., 6 Z 67,6A 36,63; Stavd ,;the board, has privately told his players that the owners will the St. Louis Blues in setUlng its $60 seeking $60 million in damages dropped. Ralston had tried to sell the Blues cranktd three hitt, while Ned Welli, (Scott Durott). I Ml*7*i*Te«gta„ji2.i»; Totait aess Total* a 151 Denton, U.S., dd. Tom Oullliuon, U.S.I 'Stand together if the players decide to strike this year, a million suit against the NaUonal after the NHL's Board of Gover­ "Terms of tbe setUement are to investors who lacked the finan­ Kevin Kelly, Bob Polozle and Jim San Otago 43 H 406 — M. Leaf* la W I M B -J 64, 63, 36, 63. ^ ! published report said. confidenUal," said Robert Allen, cial backing to operate an NHL Miller added two each. For Ntiton't, Chwlnnall 37 31 J16 5 PhMedilgkie S M 0 M l1 3 -t Sammy Glommalva, U.S., dd. Bug Hockey League. nors rejected the company’s pro­ Mock Gray tocked three hitt, and Junlsra ^^ ome whining RBI— M ortlm jg>. At a one-hour team meeting Wednesday called by McMullen, an attorney represenUng Ralston franchise. Doug Griffin and Steve Smyth odded 16 » J12 6 Gome wlnnlno RBI — Herr (9). Cox, U.S., 60, 64, 67, 64; R o b ^ Ralston Purina and the NHL posed sale of the team for $11.8 Eoglet 2 (Ann Marl* Diana, Melina Houtlon 15 36 411 0 E — Huppert. Fernandez. DP — E— Thomot, Samuel. Wilton. Seguto, U.S., dd. Rodney Harmon, U.S.I 'b e told the Astros that the owners are unified, the Houston Thursday intemipted a trial on tbe million to investors who planned to Purina. *"nie terms are agreeable two apiece. Doyerto), Red Sox 1 (Ellen Morlorty). Atlanta a 10 .457 low M ilw aukee 1, To ro n to 1. L O B — DP— Phllodelphlo 1. LOB— St. 64,63,60; Lloyd Bourne, U.S.,dd. ()uil or it wouldn’t have been setUed." Ralston execuUves were con­ Stondlngt: Porter Cable 7-0, Center Bruint 4 (Potty Hornbuttel 2, Sarah 31 45 JI6 17 NUlwauk** 3, Toronto 3 2B— Molltor. Loul* 4, Phllodilphia 7. 2B— Clark, Forget, .France, 36, 61, 63, 64; (}r*a ; Chronicle reported Thursday. He also went over the owners’ suit with a terse statement that move the Blues to Saskatoon, cerned only about "making a Congo 7-2, JIm 't Arco 6-3, Nelton Whinnem, Alllton Newman), Whaler* Oonlner, BarttaM, NIoteby. Upehow, Wilton, Smith. IB— McGee. HR— Virgil Holm**, U.S., dd. Henrik Sunddromr Saskatchewan. Omest bought tbe team for $12 Frelghtvwiy 5-4, Manchetter Pizza 4-S, Brouhord. IB — Fernandez. SB— Oartta -latest proposals, which include a salary cap on each team based said an out-of-court setUement had profit" from the sale, said attorney Active ‘N Able Realty 34, Telephone 1 (Amy Shumaker). Onclnna77!!san l^mndtca 6 (10), Smith (3), Hayet (6). SB— Samuel Sweden, 61,66,67,64,63; Matt Angert League officials then took over milUon — O million in cash and $9 St. Loult 4, PMIodelahla 3 (10). BorftaM 1 (11). SF— Martinez, Bell. (a ). U.S.,dd. Zolton Kuhartzky, Hungary ,67! on the average of the major league player payrolls of the 26 clubs. been reached. Herbert Dym. ^7, B.A. Club 0-9. Chicago 4, New York 3 IP H R B R B B SO 62, 62, 36, 61; Mik* Bouer, U.S., ddi Although both sides pledged not the Blues in tbe summer of 1963 milUon in so-called "soft” notes Intsrmsdlatst San Otago 3 Lo* Ang*ta*4 __ IP M RBRBBSO SI. Morion Valda, Czechotlovakla, 67,7-6r to disclose terms of the setUement, after Ralston threatened to dis­ backed by tbe team’s earnings. He The company had claimed tbe Niks Yank* 1 (Shaun Brophy), Hurricane* Montreal 4, Pltttburgh 1 Keothr (W 65) 6 39 7-5,62. J solve the team. Tbe NHL later sold and members of his family also NHL violated antitrast law by Atlonla 4, Houeton 1 Hlgwiro'lL 65)41-4 7 6 6 1 1 33 British announce tough measures a source familiar with the case 1 (Steve Borgldo). Coeonower 133 3 1 1 3 1 Camobel Marc Flur, U.S., dd. Jeremy Bate*! purchased The Arena, the Blues’ blocking the sale. Steventon't Texaco dumped Brand Start O, Tlgeri 0. FHdoytSamet LofitllS(S 6) 1 33 Britain, 64, 63, 64; Mike Oeralm*r< said Ralston did not receive more the Blues to Omest, a Beverly Rex ^ b le , 6-4, at Nike. Pet* Gourley (AHTMtetROD U.S.,dd.RaulVlver,Ecuoder,6Z6Zl'______^6Z36( Z LONDON — ’The British Government announced tough new than the $12 million tbe league Hills, Calif., real estate developer lerked two triplet and a tingle, while Phllodelphia (Hudton 36) at Montreal K*y*(W*63) 534 7 3 3 3 3 Rowley (L 66) 6 6 4 3 2 Acker (SO) 114 0 0 0 1 0 63; Mike Leach, U.S.,dd. We|t*knb% -measures Thursday in a bill to control tbe sale and possession of received when it sold the team to who kept the team in St. Louis. Greg Holmet and Bob Godin odded two (Smith 34), 7:35 p.m. Rucker 10000 Poland,76,64,61; Scott DovIa U.Z,d*r: B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 B 8 2 httt each. For Brond Rex, Don Sumli- CMcaao (Eckentay 7-5) at Pttttburgh WP— Coeonower. T— 3:40. A— 3U20. Anderton 2 2 0 0 0 Barry AAoIr, South Africa, 61, 6 Z 63* alitabol at soiKtar grounds. Harry Omest. All other claims The NHL also countersued Ral­ lotkl, Ren Nlvlton and Dennit Leal oil Golf (DeLeon 39), 7:15 p.m. Rowley pitched to 2batt*rt In 7th. Matt Mitchell, U.S., dd. Thierry Charm n Maximum fines of $1,300 are included in tbe bill, rushed were dismissed. ston for $76 million in damages for hod three hitt apiece. New York (Lynch 44) at St. Loult WP— Rowley. T— 2:4Z A— 22491. don, France, 6 Z 64, 6 2 ;,.BorW through parliament in the wake of tbe May 29 European Cup having to take over tbe Blues. Stondlngt; Gentle Touch Car Woth (Tudor 67), 0:15 p.m. Backer, Wed Germany, dd. HanK The money had been held in an •-1, Reed Conttructlon 6-3, J.C. Penney Cincinnati (Price 31) at Son Otago NaUanal Laagua raaulta Pfllt*r,U.S., 66,61,6164. • Final tragedy at which 38 people were kilM following rioting escrow account pending tbe liUga- Tbe Jury trial began June 10 6-3, Sullivan Londtcoplng 5-4, Steven­ Gauntry Club (Show 64), 10:05 p.m. VIlay Amltral, Iridla, dd. Jonolhoa •begun by English fans. tion, and was to be turned over to before U.S. District Judge William ton't Texaco 4-5, Wothlngton Social Atlonlo (Bedrotlon 66) at Lot Angetat Rid«7,6liRtiB Ctanter, U.S., 61, 64, 64; Joit Club 3-6, Brand Rex Cable 2-7, Nell Following or* the ttortlng time* for (Honeycutt 36), W :l^ jn . Johnton Inturonc* 2-7. the Atember-Member <3olf Tourna­ Guta i IMS 2 Gunrxirtion, Sweden, dd. Matt Davit! ment to be held Sunday at Manchetter Houtlon (Ntakro 37) at San Frondteo SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI U.S., 6-3, 6 Z 36, 6-1; Paul McNomee, BLACK CARPENTER JUnS Country Club: (Lo tkeyl1-9),------11:«pjn.----- ObrhM ObrhM Audralla, dd. Steve Meltter, U . Z , 6 Z ^ Flutle remains doubtful Wsst Olds 6:03 — Copeland, Glgllo, Novak, SgtardpytB NBW YORK CNICABO _ ^ _ Gladden cf 5 0 1 0 Redut If 4 1 1 0 76; Wally Motur, Audralla, dd. CAN DAMABE YOUR HOME Rotenthol. Phlladelphta of Montreol ObrhM ObrhM Trillo a 4 2 10 Milner d 3 110 Cottldy, U.S., 76, 76, 6-1; Jo ' .-EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New Jersey Generals coardi Rahal shoots to catch Word Manufacturing hung on to 6:10 — McFarland, Troev, P. Sulli­ Attanta at Lot Angel** Bockmn a 4 0 30 Hatcher c 4 1 32 CDovN rf 5 2 3 1 Ret* 1b 5 00 1 Rtzgeroid, Audrdia, dd. Tony Gia . BHsi to the rescuel Black Caipentar Ants exemto extensive galleries defeat Elki Club, 10-7, at Poganl Field. van, R. Sullivan. Heuelon at Son Frondteo Johnton atOOS Sondbrg a i 1 1 1 Leorxird It 5 1 4 3 Parker rf 4 120 nmlva, U.S., 64, 76, 61; Hdnt Walt Michaels Thursday said he might not know until Just before in wood to seive as nesting places and can seriously hann your Ken Luc* hammered tour hiti, Rick 6:17 4- R. Smith, S. Leone, T . Leone, C h lo w at Pttttburgh, nlghl Hmndz 1b 4 0 00 MalRiwt If 3 00 0 Brenly c 4 0 2 1 Knlcely c 5 12 1 Guehthardt, Swltzerloria, dd. Brtart "the opening kickoff Monday night whether Doug Flntie will face Mllko ilo p p ^ three, and Jeff Worner W. Ghhiere. New York of St. Loult, night Carter c 4 0 1 0 Wood* If 0000 Brown a 4 0 0 0 Oetter a 4 0 10 Teacher, U.S., 64,76,67,6 Z • Andreitti in I RO C race home. 'Ihey’ie unsightly and unsanitaiy but they are no for andnnott of San O l w , mght and Rich NIcolat added two each. For 6:31 — J. Wllki, B. Tomkiel, Landi- Heep cf 4000 Mereind rf4030 Raltich 1b 3 0 0 0 Kmchc a 4 2 3 2 Brad Drewett, Audralla, dd. 8cot( the Baltimore Stars in the USFL playoff game. BKsstitinsdtochnicians.AskaboutourPREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE the Elki, Doug Downham, Norm Minton p 0 0 0 0 Foley tt 3 112 berg, Stephen*. ftaSer If 111) Ourhm 1b 4 1 1 1 AteCain, U.S., 76, 76, 64; Rometh ~ Flutie, who practiced Thursday for tbe first time since By Gary Kale litUe 'could have beens.’ PLAN: it’s backed by over a century of reliability. Kawaltkv and Lou Roebeck banged 6;3S — K. Gordon, R. Fahey, E. ALatandlnga Hurdta rf llllCeyta 2000 Uribe tt 3 0 0 0 Pottor* p 10 10 Krithnan, India, dd. Bruce Derlln, New :'fracturing his left collarbone June 1, is listed as doubtful for the two hitt apiece. Poganl, T. Bocklel. Santana ** 1000 Lake c 2000 YngMd ph 1 0 0 0 RoWnton p 0 0 0 0 Zeoland, 62, 7-5, 46, 76; Andritad United Press International “At Long Beach, Danny had him 6:45 — Elgner, Blount, Granger, Daribig p 1 0 0 0 Bowo t* 1 1 2 0 Adam* tt 0 0 0 0 Walker ph 1 0 0 0 Maurer, Wed Germany, dd. Jbhri -game. Michaels said he won't make a final decision on tbe beaten, but ran out of fuel. The next PaganI Retzloff. Dyksir ph 1 0 0 0 Sluditta p 2 0 0 0 Gott p 2 0 0 0 Hum* p 0 0 0 0 Frawtay, Audralla, 76, M 76; Nduka -quarterback until-after pregame warmups. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — time they met Danny did beat him 6:52 — Purcell, Howland, Anderton, W L Pd. BB SNk p 0 0 0 0 Oorrent p 0 0 0 0 Etatky ph 0 0 0 0 Odizor, Nl w la , dd. Gory Muller, South 649-9240 Aldo't Pizza nipped Allttot* Butin*** Jonet. Toronto 44 27 a O — Totait » 2 5 2 Tetata a 4 9 4 K u l ^ ph 1 0 1 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Africa, 67; 67, 76, 61, 61; Davkf Bobby Rahal already started a — in the Indianapolis 800.” Machine, 14-13, at Poganl. Tom Bom­ 6:59 — Roche, Mallick, Hogan, Detroit a a JM 3w New Yeifi OI30M103-1 MDovN p 0 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Mudord, New Zeatarxl, dd. Stuart Bale! feud with Mario AndretU when be / bardier and Ed Bombardier boomed Chapman. Boelan a a J29 tw CMcag* NB«iioh—4 Deer lb 10 0 0 Britain, 76,6 Z 46,64. . This has been a terrible year for Tetata a 6 11 5 Tetalt M 7 116 Pulford probably to be back recently bumped CART’S No. 1 three hit* apiece for the winner*, while 7:06 — Thibodeau, Horan, B. Leone, New York a a J29 tw Game winnhig RBI— Holcher 0 ). Frondteo Gonzalet, Paraguay, defi driver out of an IROC Series race. Rahal, one of auto racing's newest Jeff Berman, Mike CorrentI, Dove Upton. Bammor* a a jis 7w E Bewo 2.DP N*wYerk2,Oilcaae son Hranctac* O M ia a s -a AAork Edmondton, Audralla, 63,6 Z 767 ^ CHICAGO — Chicago general manager Bob Pulford, who also Parker and Harry Roy tlugged two 7:13 — R. Gordon, B. Palmer, Frank, MHwouke* » a 11 I LOB New York A CMcogo A Ctactanetl I M i a i b i - 7 Kdly Evernden, New ZeatarxL dett Now Rahal says his diminuUve millionaires. At Indy, a burned BUSS each. John StanIzzI and Jock Burg R. Curtit. a 47 419 11 2B— Hatcher, Moreland. tlR - Gome winning RBI — Rot* (3). Jorotlov Novrotll, Czechodovoklo, 64a coached the Black Hawks during the second half of the 1964-63 Italian-bom rival can be beaten to piston put him out of tbe race. At EXTERMEMmoaS clouted three hit* each for the lotert, 7:17 — Macalon*, AAocolone, Oulleo, I Sandberg (^Feeler (10), Hatcher (1), E— C. Dovl*. LOB— San Frondteo Z 64,64; Eddie Edward*, South Afrtca,dd. ’season, is expeided to remain behind the bench this year. Portland, a bolt fell out of the while Tom Aleno, Jim Collo, Mike H. Gordella. Collfomla « a 471 — Durham (h , Hurdta ( » . S-Loke, Cincinnati 10. 2B — Gladden, Trillo, Colin Dowdetwell, Britain, 63,63, 637 the checkered flag. THE OUMEgT A l » LARGEST M (KNM. MIodzultk, Barry Corpy and Roy 7:34 — W. Olekiintkl, Motova, OoMond a a 429 1 Sutentl*. Brenly, Leonard, KrenchIckI, Foley. Donl* VItter, South Africa, dd. Damir The NHL team has called a Friday news conference, AndretU has ruled the Indy car. engine because of some shoddy McCleon all odded two each. McKee, G. XAortln. Chtaoeo a a 4 B iw IP H RERBBSO 3B— C. Davta, Leorxird. HR— Leonard K*rdlc,W*d(tarmany,7'6,64,67,6Z , presumably to announce Pulford will 64,63) Moredta Mother, Hottand, def. contingent fielder Chrl* Jonn and pitcher Julio 10:01 — J. Shea, R. RIordon, J. « a 4M 1 .. IP N RBRBBSO aS49 44 76 a s •olonotaTucton of the Pacific Coatt Vermont a a 4M 3 Moreland, m a a o a 71 196 Kota Oompert, U.S., 69,66,64; Beftina AAcCollum, Edward*. Rdnoe, Mil wami friendship wHh 19— 1985 CUTLASS’S — 6 and 8 Cylinders, 2 and 4 Doors (/) League (AAA). Nothuo a a .465 9w a 76 196 Bunge, Wed Germany, dd. Lori McNdll, 10:15 — J. Everett E. Everett, J. Otara FolN a a 4 a MW Pdmd'fw 66)631 W 3 3 2 5 Clerk. SIL 41 74 M U .Z , 4 ^ 61; Ann* ttabbz Brttain, dd. "<■ BREMEN, West Germany McAulev, T . VerzentkI. Burk* 11-1 1 g 0 0 1 G r a o ^ m , U.S., 64.6Z PItttbufgh — TrocHd p ltd ^ Steve 10:29 — Crolg, Belleville, Ottovlono, mumno a a .441 11 R*dder^ 22) ) ) 5 0 0 2 temptatan, SO a i a a 71 M (UPI) — Olympic champions Ihlrlev from Hawaii of the P o c l^ C o ^ OwCtollo. pititfiai a 42 4 a 13 Amerk 31 — 1985 DELTA’S — 2 and 4 Doors and Wagons, 8 Cylinders League (AAA) to Detroit for pitcher SM *4toger Kingdom, Ray Armstead 10:36— Dletrele, C. Johnton, Whlte- Mdlnlmt (L 6 431 6 4 4 3 1 nsfiosrtOTd NT Atlas Oil Mono* from Nathvlll* of the American tell, Andreoll. Albany 11, Reading 2 Ouonl* 311 1 0 0 0 1 a i)7 and Benita Fitsgerald-Brown will Attodollon (AAA). 10:43 — May, Voretlo, Holmet, Nothua 1, Vormein 1 Wtan 1 0 0 0 0 0 692a ss Fishing lead tbe United States in a track "O n the coldest day of the winter, my boiler sprung a leak and I Sortorl. Watarburyl II KXyr&i 70 l a 12 — 1985 98’S — 2 an(i 4 Doors ^sslbsll' Candelaria 1 ) 0 0 0 3 Brett, KC and field meet this weekend needed a replacement fasti I called Atlas Oil and they gave me ID Houtton (N F L)— Slgiwdwlderecelw 10:50 — Donovan, Bllth, Hottelt, Albany d Reodlhg, 3 T - 4 ; a A-^417. Muth^ Mainst West Germany. afairpriceonthefumaceand- Mike Hoitton and linebacker ^10:57 — Moder, Carvey, Plckent, New Britain at (M m FaIN Kingdom captured a gold medal QroeeBlnaham. Nothuo at Vermont I r m t i M r t i l FcnNHidsio Tor InlaiMI Flahlno adviaary 9““ 1985 TORONADO’S — Loaded PttttftaldatWatarbury rv w last summer at Los Angeles In the heater I wanted. I was wen Oakland (08FL) — Slgned-Ire* ITfo ir* - Dvorak, Allen, Nordeen, Satam gy* Beniet McMahon. ATLANTA ‘ '; relay and Fitzgerald-Brown swept 11:25 — Hickey, MocMullen, Colnen, Albany ^ot Reading Romm tt 5 1 1 0 Pdifcvl*"Fonpvl* rf i3 g 1 0' I donl think any company Sobolov. BtaHIng r - ^ > ^e women’s 100 meter hurdles. NEW 198S NEW 1985 11:31 — Ootzklewicz, Gronbeck, Garvey (SDiZ Also scheduled to compete are can beat Adas Oil for senrice. Golf RoWdoux, Obrochta. snu Amerloan League— KbMiman.Qak if; 11:39 — Hllintkl, Anderton, Devon- Harper It 1 1 iry r t l g i g Brunontky, Minn and ftak. Oil 17; * win kOKVe wttgs ^SlfOISwSOw___ -U.S. world record holder Willie Any time IVe had trouble, a Oberkfll Jb4g _ (Mbeen, lid andPrtejj2|| M dghhondtaia^^ brown i CUTLASS CIERA DELTA 88 ney, Kelly. Radio, T V Hubbrd a 10 1 Sf 8 88 wo* taken at Ctmdiewarf Lake . ‘-Banks and Olympic silver medal- man was there in less than an 11:46 — Wolth, M(ono, Corneou, Benedld e 30 1 0 ____ .. "|$t Mike Conley in the triple Jump. 2DOORLS 4 DOOR SEDAN POAraaults Ptatronlonlo. 1b 4 i i 0 NaHgnM Ltague — Herr. ML 19; raurHandHOMlialt pound rainbow trout hour, and many times that g e rt^ jM ^ ) Pork|^, On Ml Wll*en,91ill on the S c o ^c lUver. Numergu* rain- The meet will take place at Air (ronditioning, steel belted radial all Air conditioning, tinted glaee, divided front aaat, TODAY -'-Weaer Stadium Saturday and was in the middle of the full podded vinyl roof, S.O liter VB angino, tilt Tallwaad ^ 5 ^ Tennit: Wimbledon hlghllghN, Anwrlcan Ltague— Mattingly, NYM ; were token ( waathar wfiKt aide wall tlroa, automatic At MemgMt, Tegp., Jgg* 17 Brunantky, Mirih 49; Olbion, D d end )th bat* fitbingli gggdat wRunday. night." steoring wbeal, gtoal batted radial all-waatttar fPgrJD WOMBN'I transmisaion, 2.5 lltar fuel anjaotad 4 IN'S CLUB — Memorial — 7 :a Red Sox v*. Orlotat, Channel*a. 2sr.' 'Itv Kingman, ■*- The West Germans, who saw Ray Bfnhgittigr, cylinder angina, power steering, power wblta aldewall tirea, automatic with ovardrivg, Lownd-lll- Iltwlerir _ Kathy Reynoldt tf, a , WTIC rgdio. • their East German rivals set three ^ - -e- -eee- MW power stggrlng, power brakgg, power door lockt, Hal Sutton 1313-65 Meg McCarrIciCorrlck 5A... Dion*_____ Wllllt______75) Yankee*_____ vi.______61*, Channel IS BOCIRrlNgy W#l brakoa, all freight ohargaa and daefor Bin Sondtr 1313-65 FHolork- Alica BoMnai lA Gall Clark* 11, WPOP OSSSMs S b^ S . Lake. Itaur- ta f l w . ^ . - , . . •2lational records and many of pulM wipers, alec, rear dafogger, accent strlpgg,, David Ogrln 3633-66 a , Rita Boob* a . S:M USBL; Connedicut v*. Long bijing taken d CendtaweeB I year’s best performances in last prop liKludad. . cruise control, wire wheel covers, conventanc* Georg* Burnt Itlond, Channel 61 ■ «* group. All trelght end dealer prep, chargee In- John Moboftey S:a Met* vt. Cardinal*, Channel* 9, ^ n i C d l 8 m ^ ' » weekend’s Erfurt meet with the Tony Sill* GunmeUeut BiHlind a , WKHT STK.gaG72 ',Tor31. tmMtaMulh bote wg* taken i ‘',;8ovlet Union, will be under heavy ^ BTK#6$8ft Richard Zokol Men — 1. (Mark Boeworth, Z Bob brook Reeervolr. pressure to excel. Loonord Thompi TolerMta, Z Jim Plant*. Bob Tway NoltanM (jtagu* —^ / y|or,SfL133; ; ' With the European champion- 1317-40 Ladle* — I. Vickey Jalbert, Z Alice aTssagattcgaiiiaiia Andy Boon Darling, Z Tonta Merrd. Smllh, HawMn*, s o m ; O 'iMiipo coming up next year in Ken Green Mghid.'Mf•ightar. All n6;116) HHoyt, ad______.'iS ^ ^ " ' Mark PMI Senlort — 1. Jim Darling, 1. Arnold Rec BaaketbaR “iRnttgart, tbe West German Track ■ tiai bBiitlM Ruttdl, Z Ed Buck. Pond and fair at Lab* ’ and Field Federation must do W Morgan Junior* — 1. Scott WInot, Z John IP N RBRBBSO ^TsveSf^vCsssmsSt lucB oil QlUy olSert . Ftahlimtarpontl ,j|m ething to improve a poor vBlIiii coal iudiw Gardner Thompton, Z Chrl* Roe. Wmim‘1 DIvMm (W 66) f 5 1 1 4 5 «ALE Lennle Clementi Nearett to Pin — 9lh hde, Lorrdn* I 0 0 0 ) 1 •ghowiiig at tbe recent three- SALE Terry Snodgrott Nditon. Sporttmon Paradit* 11 (Kelly .(S M) 3 1 0 0 ) 3 ‘.'Oountry women’s m eet in PRICE Modta-MarkBoeworth.Moda- Hymei Z U to Chrittanegn S), Cher- PRICE *9899 John Cook 1316-10 ‘ "PgldsnlMiiin Q g ^ Koch 1315-70 Crdg McCurdy, Don WINgn. M o d ^ rone't Pockoge Store SI (Betty Maher 36) 7 S 1 1 4 7 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 1315-10 Atoureen l j m . MbMlt — Kathy 14, Maura F egdli) 0). BSRta"- 1 1 g i g 0 *X' . _ « Over 19.000 Ucketa to the U.S.- 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester - 249-8611 684-5853 T H E OLDSMOBILE CONNECTION Ooughn. M e d e i -K d h y Ooughn. Awueofnewf* Unlimited a , IrNh ^TWeot German meet have been aold. 1545-10 H d* In On*— Rum Wanner. 11110 0 cegomuc rgeWoeei g H ia 3 ie 6 1315-70 Imuronc* a . i z A - i s a z Guidry, NY ZSZ Lonetfortorcolleg «0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 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la s iHOMEt ^ HDMEI Find the right for a privately owned business 4 F o n K ir r i N t f P w m t N a p WANTED I^M foriale FOR SALE EDSaRbr 00“* tween the owners for purchase and sale of each other’s iSSBimmaiaamMBMaBiWw You must consider the firm ’s track record and Kitchen privileges, pork- Misuse of a client’s funds became a major Miwncart Manoemnent Nkmchostar ->■ New Ust- Room to Roomll Soo- Very Nice 3 Family, desir­ interests if they disagree: employment contracU;' Security Suptrvltor — 31 Arvine Flace. Open Quiet, Comfortable Room Ing, mold service, clean, presidential election issue in 19M when Geraldine experience in your area. You want to know if the firm TralntB. Ropldlv txpond- ine. 888406. imnMcutata dous 7 room spifi sltuatad able oreo. $ B 5. SCiMrate tor nonwmoking gentle- non-disclosure agreements? These are areas you^ Chain OruB looklhB tor a Sunday. IpnMpm. Luxur­ quiet, 646-7088; Ferraro’s husband was accused of using a client’s has resources in different geographic regions of the Ine lowneara company director to start up work CopB 'on a trood and on over 1 acre on o quiet systems. Excellent Invest­ should review. , , „ ,u .m ; ious 9 room Colonial lo- iTtan. Coll 643-8600 otter Reasonable. Your country If your business involves suppliers or BBBkf Individual for man- and suBorvIse. Security and peaceful let In Bolton. ment opportanlty. Asking 3pm. money to finance his own real estate business. • Who is the specific iawyer in the firm who will, GOtad lust minifies from 8116,900. strono Reol Bst- Similarly, "borrowing” funds from a small law firm customers from coast to coast. MBmont trolngg position. experience In under­ llvind room, one-car aor- ttw country club. Control Fireplace. 2 cor ooraae. Money's represent you? How well does he understand your- tamllv room B aluminum Ote, 647-7683. when under financial pressure was a problem that hit "The era of the family retainer or general TnB BUdlifIgd eondldota cover, shopHttlnp and In- •BB. deck « n d Hall «vMh load glass tran­ specific problems? No one lawyer can be a specialist, will h ^ g M vaordeoriw tantal rtlall securltv cov- nwlntenonewfrBB shfine. sMIng. Lots to offer a Extra large room with tall Men Only. Central Loca­ the Nixon administration when John Dean was practitioner expert in every field is past,” soys som and stag lloMs. Huot Bolton — 10 Room U B R Worth George Crawford, a partner of Jones Day Reavls k in all areas, but he must have a feel for the areas ol; In 0 rstoted field or hove eroBt. Poslfion rooulras D.W. Pish RsoNv, 642-1191 young tamllv. Ottered ot house privileges, all utili­ tion. Kitchen privileges'. accused of taking money out of the White House safe to oak beamed fivlng room, 0114,900. Coll us tor on Contemporary. Cathed­ Pogue, one of the country’s 10 largest law firms. "To major importance to you. . ; idl work experience. work at nioht and wot- Of 171-1406,______tarmol dinine room, fam­ ties, on busline, females Forking available. Secur­ finance his honeymoon. Sylvia Porter • Does your lawyer have experts available in oacn. appointment. Jockson B ral ceilings In living and ltv and references re­ succeed today, the businessman or businesswoman lory commenturote kands oe needed, S10 on ily room wHh covered only. 6^-9013. ’The ethics of both actions need no elaboration. They area of concern to you? Does he know when to bring In' O insldB4)utslde Chorm end Jackson Real Estate, 647- tamllv rooms. 2 Field- quired. 643-2693. must be aware that he or she la operating in p complex witli experience. Coll hour to start with excel­ front perch, study, klt- are simply not ethical. But while many lawyers ■ygrgreen Lawns, 649- lent future erowlh. Send Budlltv Is found in .fills 0400 or 6464648. stone fireplaces, 3 bo- business world with risks of regulatory action and of these experts in a timely and cost-efficient manner?* chan. laundry room and throoms, heated Gunito -wouldn’t even consider such misuse of other people’s • Can your lawyer help you develop a strategic plan fjiy n r oppelntmsnt ond detailed resume Indudlna older 3 bodroom Colonial tovoterv oil on first floor. Oentlsmen — Plsosont money, some do, and this has been a major source of firm is well-established and well-regarded in the litigation, together with opportunities for wealth." Infervlew. refarencee to P.O. Box with format dtalno room; pool and spa. Many ex- Crawford urges: Choose your legal counsel with for your business? Can he stay with you as your Spacious master bed- Just Listed — Commer­ tros. S174JI00. 649-7206. room with telephone next ^ W M I complaints to state bar associations. community, for the firm may be liable for' any business grows and provide the sophistication you will 1B6I1, Rost Hartford, C T tally appItancBd. oot-ln zoom with 3 closets and cial Zone, Rt. 44. Excel­ to shower, parking, cen­ utmost care. " I t ’s one of the most important, if 06101. kitchan with modern ca­ F O R I U i What's more, lawyers themselves admit the misccmduct on your lawyer’s part. Integrity is a basic need for that growth? la he a good counselor? lavatory, tarot central lent Coventry location. East Hartford ~ S128JI00. tral. 6498B01. complaints are justified. A lawyer may receive a frequently overlooked, decisions that the business­ Ralntsrs — l plus years binets; firsptaeed Uvtaf requirement for your lawyer and law firm. • Are there other lawyers available in the firm to MBrlgrtxperwngce, Full hall wifli foy«r that leads Older Colonial now on Don't miss this excep­ . client’s funds in connection with probate of an estate, But none of the above — primarily generalities — man or businesswoman will have to make.” Ask room; 3 cor aaraaat now property. Addtttonol com­ take over and care for you, should something happen Nntt. Own transportation cafilngs; wall to wall car- to Solher bedrooms nvIMia tional 7* Room Raised t settlement of a lawsuit or a real estate closing — and will help you If you’re the owner of a business or yourself: JNITiEt tall berth. The third floor mercial lot comes with Ranch with 3 bedrooms, • Does the firm represent other businesses like to your principal lawyer? What about cost considera­ teaulrgd. Immediate op- pgttne; bofiw. newly ( most lawyers keep these funds carefully segregated. seriously considering starting one and you are dWlWBS. 646-7760.______hoe 0 bodroom with a tall fills package olsol Many 2Vi baths, fireplaced fam­ yours? Is the firm really interested in representing tions? Billing arrangements? tiled. Must be seen. bath. This Is a one of o possibllltlesit Call for the ■ ’Die funds then are used only for the client’s benefit. wondering what kind of law firm to retain. You need a The questions may be diszying. But that doesn t T-ShIrt Prinfing Kqulp- 864,900. Century 31 ily room, 2 cor garage and • But how do you know your lawyer Is among the law firm which specialises in the areas important to your business, or is its focus on another type of Null tim e Rasponelble, kind heme pgmaerad by specifics. Jackson B Jack- unique fence ond above matter — if they make you think ol what you need and ment. 4-color printer, con­ Jocketon-lhoweose. 846- son Rsol Estate, 8474400 you: say, a firm with expert knowledge of wills and practice? •ilf-mofivated person to Ns ownsri Offered for around pool. ^11 for on ) scrupulously honest ones? You don’t. want in your lawyer. That’s the whole purpose of this veyor dryer, exposing 1316.______or 6484646. Your own judgment and feelings about your lawyer trusts, tax planning, real estate, joint ventures, a long • Is the firm expert in control arrangements for dBlIvtr molor appliances bnmadtote occupancy at oppointment.1, finntrvReol tr report. and do oenerol mainte­ unit and comero. Like are a good indicator. It also helps to know that his/her list of other specialties. business organixations. Including agreements be­ S189400, Btanctiord B Ros­ Estate, 6434M0. nance, Oill Dabble at new condition with supp­ Meant To Improee You setto Reol Estate, 646- 4D-1171.______lies. Will train. U,480. ond fi will. Come see this 3482. Phone 904-7IS4647. owner bblfi4erSbedroom *Back to businoas as usual* •Wter — Port time, Ap- Colonlot with 3 cor eor- VA Assumable Mort- proxlmotalv Horn to MTyATM)TMN oge, 2 tall B 2 half bolhs, Bopel Comes with this 6 Business In Brief l:IOpm. Nathan Hole WANTED wood stove, tally op- room Cope plus rec. fchool district. Storting pllonced kitchen, solor room, aeon and neat. {optember. 647-83N otter system for hot water, Mlddleooed womon Nice yard, aluminum sM- Bank offers free seminars Bank scare ends in Rhode Island centrot vac., fireplaead Ine. Located in West End wonts llve-ln lob In Man­ tamllv room, 4 cone hoot, A series of free seminars, "Investing in the Eighties," will be chester or Vernon. 727- of Manchester near As- Commercial Credit officials as­ Mangin, branch manager at the' Corpantar— Experienced too many extrosl Coll sumpfign Church. Offered offered by the Savings Bank of Manchester at 7 p.m. on PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Credit in Rhode Island. In the Installation of cus­ today. Century 31 sured depositors their money was Providence office, said Thursday. in the SMTsI Jackson B Thursdays, July 11, July 18 and July 2S on the second’floor of the Commercial Credit Bank officials He said there was no final figure tom dtslonad kitchens, Jockston-lhowcose, 646- safe and the bank was financially " I think we finally got rid of ell the Joefcson Rsol Estate, 647- bank’s main office, 923 Main St„ Manchester. say the bank scare that has on how much money was'with­ Btoody Inside work with 1316. 1400 or 6464646.______deluged the Institution’s four drawn and even if there was, "it’s sound, but the scare continued to panicky ones." benefits. Quality work­ The bank will introduce its new INVEST brokerage service at grow. "It’s not bad at all here," said Real Eatata the same time. Rhode Island branches since Mon­ proprietary and I couldn’t give it manship 0 must. Phone East Hartford — 891480. North Windham, comfor­ day is finally over. out anyway." On Tuesday, hundreds of people William Nicholson, branch man­ Brodlev Kitchens, Inc., Price reduced on this MANCHEfTER $165,006 Anne L. Beechler, an INVEST representative, will lead the table 2 bedroom Ranch A few thousand Rhode Islanders The scare began Monday after it lined up at the bank’s Cranston ager at the bank’s Coventry office. 2M-S622 or 236-1315. ofiroctlve 7 room Colen- uffih family room, tarpe seminars. Beechler, one of five persons on the INVEST team at HOMES lol with 3 bedrooms, 6 + 6 DUPLEX stood in line this week to withdraw was reported that the Maryland- office with some people waiting "I hope it’s finally over.” \Vt sunporch and 3 cor gor- This large duplex Is Ideally located lor off loea • SBM, will take the audience through a simple exercise designed several hours to get inside. Long Customer Service Rap — FONSAIE baths, fireploce, fomlty their savings from the bank. based bank. Commercial Credit There were also no lines at the Interesting position with ope In 0 country setting. doctors, dontlsts, attorneys, situated In the to help them determine their own investment profile. lines also formed at the other bank’s Pawtucket office on Thurs­ room, first floor laundry Minifies to UCONN, East­ " I t ’s back to business as usual," Co., planned to phase out customer divorsifisd dutlss. Includ­ and fsneed yard. CertI for MANCHESTER center of Manchestor. II has separata heating Following Beechler’s presentation, participants will be invited Chris Cain, a spokesman in the deposit accounts in 13 of the 16 branches. day, said a spokeswoman at that 'Priced To Sell Quickly' ern Universfiy and shop­ syetems, hardwood floors, 2 car garage, good ing typing, telephone on oppolnhnont. Sentry ping centers. 877,000. to tour the bank’s new INVEST facility with its on-line computer, bank’s main branch in Baltimore, states in which it has those "Rhode Island was the only state branch. work and public contact • Owner Is onxious to move Picture yourself in this charming sBod lot. Oreat potential. Cell us tor more de­ Real Estate, 6434060. Phone 423-1407 or 42344M. which hooks into a national data bank with up-to-the-minute said Thursday. "The lines are gone accounts. Rhode Island was one of where we had this problem ," Cain " I t ’s a lot better than It has 'Odod starting solory and South. Unusually fine op­ tails. portunity to buy this 3 6 room. VA bath Colonial. Plaa- prices for stocks, bonds and other investment vehicles. and things are back to normal.” those states. said. "Maybe because we have been," she said. bonefits. Bonefidol, Coll You'll Be In Seventh 45,000 depositors In that state.” bedroom Colonial on Monchestar — New List- aant tread & shrubbed private INVEST is an independent brokerage division of the ISFA It was not Imnnedlately known "It was just a long-term strategy The bank said the phase-out will Mrs. Rivers, 2B9-3371. Heovenl If you need a Ing. W 400. Colontol with Corp. By Thursday, the lines had all large lot. Two full baths, Ws cm kslg Via I how much money was withdrawn decision,” Cain said. not occur before next March 1 and appliances, beautiful home pilcod In the 60‘s. lorgs rooms, fireptaesd yard. Quiet street. Fireplace, first Reservations for the seminar may be made by calling INVEST by panicked Rhode Island deposi­ Over the following three days, a but disappear^. About 15 people that customers would be given Accountant — Entry level Adorable 4 rooms, greot n a iT rmrEtsuMAu position opsn In our CPA wood floors. The expen­ living room, ooroge, for- at 647-0333. tors during the bank run. tew thousand people got in line to were lined up outside the Cranston plenty of advance notice. The sive work has been done yard, lots of potentlol and nMl dimng room and first floor laundry & garage top it off. CsH M64628. sad ask lir Oia. office in the morning rain waiting scare forced the bank to limit each firm. Experience helpful aluminum skNno. Coll Us "A ll I can say is it’s over, the withdraw their money from the but not necessary. Asso­ with modernizing ot klth- floor laundry and beauti­ Affordable price at $87,000. D.F. REAU, INC. Mary Kay gives her a car branches are back to normal and bank’s four Rhode Island offices in to get inside. depositor to a withdrawal of $2,000 cen and baths. Former’s Todoyl Jackson B Jock- ful patio. D.W. Fish "W e only have three people In ciate degree In account­ son Real Estate, 6474400 Keith Real Estate 646-4126 there are no lines,” said Donald Providence, Oanston, Coventry in cash with the remainder In a ing acceptable. Please Home Loon possible. Realty, 642-1891 or 871- U I m lS H t c*. the whole place right now,” Robert or 6464646. 1400. Louise Fontaine of Manchester has been awarded the use o f a Rossi, president of Commercial and Pawtucket. bank check. send resunMto S. Richard $7D,t00. Strono Real Est­ 8484S2S new Oldsmobile Firenza by M ary Kay Cosmetics Inc. as a result Bottaro, P.C., 945 Main ate, 647-'SOID'. of her accomplishments as an independent beauty consultant. Street, Manchester. C T SI040. Manchester — Leisure Fontaine is among more than 1,500 Mary Kay businesswomen Workers jubilant about company buyout Time. 894,900. That's what who are members of the company’s new VIP (Very Important Summer Help — Mold you'll hove, living in this 3 Perform er) Club. She will have the use of the car for as long as needed for July and Au­ bedroom, 2 both condomi­ she meets production requirements. TORRINGTON (UPI) - The 83 The state is contributing $750,000 industrial equipment for making Lee said the company sold Torin gust. Must be willing to nium. This lovelv unit Mary Kay Cosmetics Inc., based in Dallas, Texasm is a workers at Torin Machinery ha­ toward the buyout, and the Nauga­ springs and forming wire. Workers because its products do not fi the Btork every other wee­ features central olr, a manufacturer and distributor of skin, hair and body care ven’t picked a new name yet for tuck Valley Revolving Loan Fund were notified in March that Cle- parent company’s primary busi­ kend. Also Dssk Clerk deck off the kitchen, o needed, full time, to work products, cosmetics, toiletries and fragrances. Net sales for 1984 their business, but are jubilant will provide up to $200,000 in vepak Corp. intended to sell Torin, ness of building products and spacious finished rec Wednesday and Saturday room with many bullMns, were $277.5 million. their bid to buy the division has purchase loans. initiating the employees’ drive to specialty packaging. keep the company in Toningtbn ' afternoons. We will train. pool, tennis court. Coll been accepted by the owner. Theodore Kausel, the plant man­ Cievepak has announced its Wleose coll Connecticut CENTURY where it was started a century ago. today. Joyce G. Epstein State bank Issues dividend Officials involved in the buyout ager who helped negotiate the plans to sell all its Torin divisions, Motor Lodge, Monday Real Estate, 647-8NS. would not specify the purchase buyout, said all employees will "The Torin employees showed and workers at another division in through Friday, 9om- an Inunediate interest in buying HARTFORD — First Connecticut Bancorp Inc. has announced price, but said the employees bid sustain a 25 percent pay i^u ction. Torrington also are trying to buy 3pm. 643-1555. Monchestar — A Rare He said about 30 employees have the company, and we tried to treat their unit. a regular quarterly dividend of 33 cents per share, payable July between $3 million and $4 million Find. SS6d00. Newly deco­ been laid off. all bidders fairly," said Lawrence Employees are aware there’s a 25 to shareholders of record July 10. for the company and that the sale RN/LPN Choree Nurse rated and remodeled 8 will be in cash. Torin Machinery manufactures Lee, a Cievepak spokesman lot of work ahead. Positions available on 11 room. 3 bedroom, 2 both to 7 shift per diem basis. Cope on targe wooded lot 'Excellsnt pay rote and near highwav, busline B Shift differential. Coll shopphig. Coll today for o Mcs. Gibbs, RN, DNS. private showing. Joyce G. Meadows Manor, 647- Epstein Real Estate, 647- m iH I lEALB IN HEVEMIMW W91.______8895. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Mature Person wanted AAonchester — New List­ for Dry Cleaning estab­ ing. $1M,900. Newer spilt lishment, 649-5559. Por- level In prfnM location, koda Cleaners. 84- rooms, 116 baths, 3 HELP WANTED HELPWANTBI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED bedrooms, plus ro t^ INBEPENMN6EMYIEA1S! HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I Dental Receptionist — plumbing tor tall both and Manchester Oral Sur- unfinished tomlly roomll X-Ray Technician for Part time Baker help. Port Time VIdeo/TV Counselor for girls resi­ Babysitter wanted — •Bons. Experienced Century 21 Undaev Real Typesetter or Paste-up Clerical — Responsible ereferred, 647-9926 for Estate, 6494M0. Person — Part time, Man­ Physician's office In Mature reliable 11-7 Fri­ person to do filing and Sales — Possibility of full dent comp In Stafford Monday thru Friday, tatervlew. chester. Flexible hours. Rockville approximately day nights, plus daytime other clerical services. Nme career for highly Springs. Coll 684-7821. 2pm-9:30pm for six month 16 hours per week. Please Seeretary/Typlst— Full Tolland — Priced Right. AM Typesettina equlp- hours during the week. Including occasional motivated Individual. Ex­ old baby. Must be .depen­ reply with resume to Box time secretory for smoll Apply In person. Highland perience preferred. Apply Waitresses — Busy Man­ dable. Please coll be­ Ftadna on od In Classified $1S6,90L On plclureeque nnent. Minimum 2 years phone relief. Basic typing Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. setting of 9 room contem­ experience. Call 647-7486. D, c/o Manchester one-person office. Must Park Market, 317 High­ skills dura b le . Will re­ In person only. Al Slef- chester Restaurant, tween 9-2, 643-0292. Herald. have good typing, spelling land Street, 646-4277. EOE. ferts Appliances, 445 Hart­ breakfast and lunch, 3 and We'll help vou with the porary, 2V6 bolhs, 4 bed­ quire valid driver's li­ .. wording ot your od. rooms, 2 fireplaces, dtek and arithmetic skills. Du­ cense. Fuss & O’Neill, ford Rood, Manchester. 4 day weeks, experienced Reol Estate Career ties Include typing custo­ only. Coll for appoint­ and acre treed loti I Don't PART TM E PERSONNEL CLERK Shopman Wanted - Must Inc., 210 Main St., Man­ Change? Why not? Cold- Fort Time Truck Driver. 2 NEW SUBARU NEW SUBARU mer Invoices and corres- be experienced. Manches­ ment between 3 and Spm, well Banker Real Estate Mise fill Century 21 Und- We are looking for a sharp Individual to fill a elarleal poaltlon chester, C T 06040. Call Lowncore Applicator Po- Mornings a week. Apply sey Real Estate, 6494000. pondence, accounts ter area. 643-2659. 646-2469. EOE. M/F. 643-2603. Glastonbury office bos In our busy parsonnal dapartmant, flaxIMa hours. 20-25 receivable, bookkeeping, sINon. Over $ix> per week r,‘ In person only to Arthur hours par wssk. storting salary. High openings tor agents. Will Drug, 942 Main Street, 85 Standard Hatchback maintaining office files, Growing Pest Control Easy assembly work I Waitresses — Days, train. Confidential Inte- Vernon— See this custom 85 4 Door DL Ouallfleatlons would Includa typing akNIs of at laeal 40 answering the telephone $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ School diploma and good nights, weekends. Full " Manchester. desloned 4 year otatroom compcmy wants service driving record required. vlews. Ask for Manager, words par mlnuts, good phono mannsriains and the ability artd accepting customer person to grow with us. teed Payment. No Expe- and port time. Antonio's Rollond Chorest, 521-0323. Colonial, beautiful to work Indopondantly on various clodcal asslgnihants telephone orders. Call Agronomy background Cathedral celllna llvine 4 Speed / 2 Available within ths dapartmant. Must have car, ambition rlence/No Soles. Details Restaurant, 956 Main 5 Speed / 2 Available The Velvet Stable, lnc„ solid self-addressed preferred. Coll 649-3667 Street, Manchester. room, screened sun and Initiative for route for Interview and appoint­ LIve-ln Companion for Pfoesa call 289-3301, sxt. 290, bstwsan the hours of 0:30- 659-0304 for oppolntmertt. work. Will train. Budget stomped envelope; ELAN seml-lnvolld. Coll Angelic porch, deluxe kitchen. 3 4:30 to sot up an appointmant or apply In parson, batwaan ment. Evergreen Lawns, Handwork/Sewing— bedroonts, 18 x 32 In Pest Control, 649-9001. VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ Port TIme/Full Time ship­ Home Health Care, 647- OIcNtonburv toy 'factory •am-12noon, Mon.-FrI. at: prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL S3 Slater Street, ping, receiving and moln- around pool. Asking Manchester. 1956. needs sewing mochine op- Mott’* 8up«rmark«to, Inc. MSTMIER 33m . tenance positions $1MJ»0. U B R Reofiv, *5695 'orators and hand finishers available. New England Port Time Office 843-2192.______*5695 so Leggett Street, East Hartford, CT Fulltlmo, oxparlanead 2 n d C O O K for quality toy line. Full E.O.E. M/F profsrred. InataNatlon of Con you use an extra $75 Recepflonist/Book keeper Hobby Supply. 646-0610. Receptlonlst-TypIst, 1pm Mnw or port time. Sonw wanted for Doctor's of­ to Spm. Call 649-5^. Premier Ranch — Rom- NEW SUBARU Btors fronts, shower end n«MPB ResliNrRNt to $125 weekly? Are vou •twine axpertance naces- ble throuBh this custom NEW SUBARU TOWN OP aMNCHtemt mirror doors and elosel able to communicate well fice. It you ore health- Carpenter-Cabinet Maker •ory. Coll The Velvet uoALNonca Is BMkIng person oriented, responsible, and built brick and cedar vinyl sheMiig Valid driv­ with other people? Then to work In shop and field. Dental Aulstont — Full Btable. inc., 6594BM for home In one ot Manches­ 85 Hatchback GL ers lloonse required. Cell for 2nd position, coll 647-9946, Ms. Jones. on enthusiastic person; If Apply for this lob only If time, for established gen­ . appointment. 85 Station Wagon GL At e maatine on June 17,1WS ths Planning and Zoning Com­ vou enlov contact with ter's newest executive mission mods tha following dacitlont: Stanley Wlasan, Inc. at your ore experienced, or­ eral dentist office. Expe­ areas. 3JI00 eq. ft. of llvine some baking ex­ people In person and on ganized, can work Inde­ rience o must. Coll 646- M naO N AUTO PANTS, INC. - NOOP StON - (N-t1) - Approvsd 527-e293.10-8 dally, 10-1 Inspector — Experienced 'Office Position Port Time space oil on the first floor. 5 Speed / 2 Available m application for o roof sign for o building at 644 Cantor Saturday. ______perience helpful. the phone; If you hove pendently and hove your 1603. Accounts Payable and Dream kitchen with flre- 5 Speed / 2 Available Strast. Mechanical Inspector to adequate office and cleri­ own tools. This Is a great basic bookkseplnfl expe- ptaoe, ouolfiv cabinets, Apply In person. do first piece and layout cal skills, please coll 643- lob for the right person. , JONNOON ILaCTNIC SION CONP. - NOOP SMM (4-SS) - Ap- Inspection for small ma­ Bookkeeper — Expe­ rtance regulrsd. 646'5420. random width oak fioor- . proved on application for o roof sign for o building at m 2235 evenings otter Year round employment rienced for construction Ino, and the most modern < North Main Strast; Clannav Homs Canter. RN SUPERVISOR PlaNe^s ReslaHraHt chine shop. Call AIrflo for 7:30pm. (}ood pay with Immsdlats opening avaUabla and benefits. Coll 742-5317, company east of the river. Oellverv Men or of appliances available. *7749 ^BANNBV T. PariNMAN ANO aANNaV T. P8T1NIIAN. JN. • Ni- appointm ent, 633-9455. lor full tkna NN In our 166 bad BoHon - See Tony benefits, outstanding ca­ 8:30am to Spm, Monday Write P.O. Box 9615, We­ ■BtenMn with cars or llflht 24' cedar solar room, 32* au M iy^^ - aNAuowmooN ia im (P-4SMkppro?M wm EOE. reer opportunity. *8595 modifications o savan lot subdivision, which Is o rasubdlvl- faollHy. ExoaHant pay, bans- thru Friday. thersfield, C T 06109. trucks to deliver business 'Great Room' with o slpnof Lot17ln ftia "Indian Hills" subdivision, also known os INs, shin dWtsrsnUal, msaN to business telephone beautiful view ot the Loo­ 22iy Shollowbrook Lons and Lot 610V South Moln Strast, to arovidsd - and much mors. * lieoks In Manchester, Vbr- be known os "Brandon Woods". kout Mountain and o PIsasa eontaet Alloa A. . non. Rockville, ToUond, brook throuBh a 12* boy BANNmr T. pem uiAN a n o b a n n iv t . p t u n m a n , jn , • in- Plants, DNS for your psno- TRANSPORTATION . South Windsor ond sur- ;1AND W I T L ^ • 9HAU.OWBNOOK LANB (IM S T^p ro va d nN krtanrlaw. Monday thru window, tarmol dinine ;on m llcotlon for davsiopmant In a wetlands orae - 610V PiMoy. Som-Spm, ot-Crast- CURN Cardinal Buick rotindlno areas. Rsoort room and 3 huee bed­ , South Main Strast and 32SV Shollowbrook Lana In conlunc- July 1st, IftS, 9om to ftsM Convolooooni HoapKal, OiwuAno IfiBQuHf rMrtt common rooms. Exlros such os • Non with a rasubdivislon to bo knwon os "Brandon Woods". S4M18L__ Frodlsco c/o Kniflhis ot central olr and vac. Inter­ . Columbus. 131 Main COUNTNV CLUB BSTATB8 • ZONB CNANOB • BOUTH HAM is Pleased to Announce aRmuNAB **------* — com B telephone In every BIIIBBTI&m - D m M on application for 0 ions Chongs from tfcncpcEDcRcn cAcffc* Tnccyccc , WraViF An€nlCfW8Taw a room and o 3 cor paroeel GL Rural Rasidanca to Planned Rasidancs Davsiopmant for a ColMOr prlvoM showtaB- QL parcel of land known os 60S South Main Strast, consisting of lyolflO cmNb^ RmRCP DcIcpNonc cO* QL 4x4 Hatahbacfc. A/C, BWga . SNNKoxlmatlay 45.M acres. yi■jR^^iMmN^m^NNu0cc^ , Fort Time Yord Person Blanchard B Rossetto t S S O b a n ie L X T Coupa. Auto, Loedad. Otey 6 Sgeed. A/C. Hatohbeck. Daik Btual aaoroi NieNOLA8J.PAUNMO/BINCHaKNNITAINBBrATIaLNtC-NB- ' erantod for miscellaneous Rwd Estate, 846-248B S apeed. A/C. Hsuohbaok. WNta BUBOmaiON - RHMBNtV DRIVB ANO TANK BR IV IlM n -iS - Two Oponlnga iliNli ifio tfic iMNfr to worti wHh The London Roadster . lobs. Write Box D. c/o •60741 - proved with mediflcatlons a rasubdivislon of a 7.S4 acre par­ M mncpoTTNiMn Monchestar Herald. M00S7 cel of 70V and 147V KImbartv Drive Into savan lets and t«w Muat hove own toola leynO H hdRliil buinei nocwRWV. Monchaeter — • Rooms. parcels to be known os "Bluo Trolls Estates, Phosa IIB III". end ability to eat up and OCM fii Roolico* onO growth I $82,900. 8-room Caipe at o xoe$9g72 r*»12.199 I "‘’"^*9963 BRENTwoop-auNCNBarm ABaoeuTia i t a l • obnoial operate BrldBoport end tcnttcA ^trAc^y co^n^ncwcwrctc cNth rsosonobta pricel Uwlne • ^ ' ^ * 9 5 6 7 PLAN MOOfPICATION • BUOOANO BTNBtT ANO TOLLAND Engine Lethe. FIretehIfl. wgcncncc. ttno roMimc cni CO* T y w m m (B-ST) • Approyad fii* appIlcoNon tor modlflcatton room, 4 bedrooms# dsn, iRiy hMtory id: VcnlRgc Trantgofl, tamllv room, office and _ GL I BBBBBiniGL 85 Ssbaru GLIO to tha ganarol plan at davsiopmant for 29 Bucklond Straaf Call AIrfio Inalrurtieni Ino., f .O. S o n i t . wm umn. M A • Mature Adult needed to ~~ 929V Tolland Turnpika. os submitted on plans sntKIod Company tor eonfldantlal monoBt store. Must be It, laundry room. oH In o X T c o i l 8 BpawL Wtablstafion W agon^. 4 Door, 6 Bpaad, Bad M "Brentweed Ci ilnWi------~ ■ ■ ■■ 01011, ANmOon: Oiry •ehntlitr jm t of Manchester, Raino B Hyppo interview. 653-B4SS. o r cdN A llir 0 gm: 1<41S-iOM1?1 ’ hawe solee experience. quiet, treed location. < e .A 7 a a wwn a Associates. 1 ravlaad to 6-74S". •BIOBB EOE kitawledBe In elecironics D.W. PWl nsoltv. 842-1891 .9LANOPBBmOPi«Nt^ggygg^ On display 0 Plus. Port Mme and tall crg71-148l>. Mnw posifions and excel- NOWi r'»11.199 r°'»11.127 AlMNMfolTmaSfl^ itUNenSan ot<^^ lenl benefits. Call 646J772. Coventry — H u b b - MS* !2L."".a?PTexiinrta!v m ocm p o r c ^ l»iy , m v , now at: 1112.906.2486 ee. R.8N|ew- 888V, H9V, 349V, SSSV, 187V and 359V Bucklond SIraat. DAM^AIIIIIIS T etaohone ooerutars -*■ 2 tlvB home near oeunlrv’ «M|^B.THORNT^ NHcIm ii Worfccrt tWI tune posifions. 1pm- club. Orodous LdOovo- l T - » - Apprevad thaaopIkoNon tor davalopwant In o wat- ICE CREAM INC. Part time poeltlone are Ipm or tpm-Mpm. Rs- built Cotontai on l o v ^ now avelleble In our die­ M lres Sotardov or Sun- trei^ tot In desirabto tam- Aaa /mmadVafa tary depertmenl Altem- BOV. No experience fiv nelehborhood. Flre- ^KmmkBSSSwB*oESR -^SpnawSwfNmSSlt o p a ninga ete weekend work neoee Cardinal Buick necBisory, will train. Coll ptacBd firsMIoor family Hurry! genaqratubmlWql otpraylouNvqpprovadiuBcNvIalenaten aery. Excellent wofMng Adams Street lor appointment. Ed- room and 2 bditw. O.W. CENTURY I'M pcra porcol fer 14 Iota Mantltiad oa PMV Oak Orvva oonditlona. Ptoaae oaR Independent 4 wheel suspension 81 fo r 2nd thin ■ words Antwsrina Send- F M l Rtoltv. 842-1891 or S46-012B between CSB. 6468081. Aeepvef thasadadalenshoibaanmad in lh a T ^ C la r k t frttztr ttiBcfors. asOtm-Spm. Heavy duty steel frame Manchester, C T 06040 smew. Pitas# apply In ptr- Fiberglass body MBnchBBtBr Manor VBur assurance of quick WwfiSida — 74 0uotox- spn of 40 To lla n d NurBlng.Hotna 15’* Wheels ’ naaonse when you qdver- Cxcallant CondRtan - Aa> BBTRD a t MANCMRSTBR, CT THIS 19TN DAY OP JUNR, Sfoao Rd. bBtwBBn 386 Wait Canter Street 649-4571 MBB In a wsHtad Is that •umabid It aaroaiit 1:20 o .m . • S:30 p .ni. Many more options as standard! lorereody to 'Rrtm ti I Rwv tarn tattle SUBARU .404711. aSljpSn4ttoS. il\l M AIN JCH ESTEH MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 21.19W - W

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 1985 - «f ... Kt/* Nonce TO cmorrone HOME AND Cut laundry costs by ESTATE OF MM. ESTATE n n APARTMENTS STOMANO I^HOUSEHOLO SALES TAG SALES ITAS SALES decreasing the am ount of WILLIAM JOHN FLAVELL, l I^FO R RENT OFFICE SPACE | O Z ie 0 0 D 8 ______GARDEN detergent used. Reduce O/k/O WILLIAM J. WANTED Tog Sole — 14 Notdi ; by one-third and see FLAVELL, late Of To g Solo— Rain or Shine. Manchester, deceased Tag Sale — Juno 39th and Rood, Bolton. Somethlna . whether you notice a 24 hour cosh offer on your Manchester — Available Office Space — Excellent 2 Wallowoy Sfrofolounoer Lombordo's Berry 301 Shallowbrook Long, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Boskette— Strawberries, 30th. 9am-4pm. 6SS Bush for everyone. SoturdWi ‘ difference In the appear­ Gerald, JudM , of the Court RESULTS! Immediately. One, two location with ample park­ recllners. herculon. bel«e Sotordav, June 39th, 9am- property— Coll: Crockett Hill Rood, Manchtsltr. l0a(n*4PM. Bolndotef-a ance of your wash. Add of Probate, District of AAon- and three bedroom apart­ ing. 600, 400 & 300 tq. ft. and brown. L(ke new. $100 pick your own. 340 Forest 1pm. Realty, 643-1577 for o Furniture, household Sundoy. T. ' extra dollars to your .chester at a heorlne held on Court of Probate, Olstricl ef quick deoil ments. $410, $475, $525, affice suites ore now eoch. 6438319. Street, Bast Harttor- June 2S, ifSS ordered that all Manchester__ available. 649-2891. d.(Ook St. to Foroat St., Items, toys, stereo, boy's budget by selling “don't claims must be presented to heat and hot water In­ Tag Sole — 51 Eldrldgo Multi Family Tog Sale— ' LET. YOUR newspaper NOTICE OF taUMEia Queen site woferbed, off Silver Lane). Open clothes and i neede" with a low-cost od the nduclary on or before cluded. J.D . Real Estate, Street, Fridov, June 3Sth, 63 Pleosont Street, M o ih « September 28, 1985 or be help you keep fruit lars used one month, pine, 8am-8pm. Information. miscellaneous. In Classified. 643-2711. NANCY IIA IW f t ! IAPARTMENT8 646-mO. a Saturday, June 39th, Chester. June 39th/ I barred as OVby low provided. ^ - sparkling clean and PursuenttoaneresrefNen. f storage underneath, 54»-72l6.______Morv Lou Tch/lor I for MNT 9am-3pm. Crib, playpen, lOom-Spm, June 30th/ • sweet smelling. Wash wiMiem R. FitiOe/iM. , bookcase headboard, Moving — Household fur­ Olerk Judge, dated June a fw iro , One Bedroom apartment dolls, miscellaneous 10am-3pm. Baby Items, t lars, dry completely then etched gloss, velvet side Pick your own strawber­ niture antiques, house­ The fiduciary is: hearing will be hew on enep. '* — $300 a month. Security 14)00 sq. ft. of Business Items. ______furnitre, clothing Infont"; Herbert B. Flovell put a large piece of MANCHESTER - Spa­ rails, waveless and ries. No herbicides, no hold goods, sporting pUcoHon preying for chewgs 7 deposit required. Call 646- space available Imme­ through odult, tyeowrl- . TwO”nice Style W Morlerle Circle newspaper Inside the |ar of name os In sow oiwilcg' < cious 2 bedroom apart­ heoted, $400 firm . 5 8 ft. pesticides, at the Hurst goods, 9om-3pm. June Hebron, CT04Sa 2469. diately. Also office space. Tag Sale — Saturday. tors, household Itemsr and put the lid on. The non on me more fullvjsp- 1 ment. $550 monthly wide, 6 ft. high sections of Berry Farm. 46 East Coll 6498920. 29th and June 30th. 31 June 39th, 9am-1pm. Multi craft Items, and much-, paper Will absorb any Includes heat, hot water stockade fence. Like new. Street, Andover. 6468536. Vernon Rood, Bolton. and electricity. Security. Manchester — One bed­ Fomllv. Mark Drive more. Rain date, July 6th,' moisture. Let a classified M. ' Office or Retail Space - 5 6 line posts. $40. Coll One mile Eost of Oov City Neighborhood, (off 44A In DON'T KNOW whoro to Coll 64W20.______Garden Items, chair, lin­ 10om-a>m. ad In your newspaper find Johonno M. Bruder, room, second floor with rooms, high traffic street, 643-1018 evenings otter Pork. Coventry). Household look noxt for a lob? How Asst. Clofk V stove and refrloerotor. ens, household Items. F ri­ a cash buyer for most excellent sign visibility. 6:30.______Items, baby clothes, 6 ft. about placing a “Situa­ anything you have for 24 Locust St. -7 room No pets. Lease and secur­ day a Saturday. 10-8 18 Saturday a Sunday. June - tion Wanted'' ad In Call Frank SplleckI, 643- NOME AND slider, $25. sale. apartment. No applian­ ity. $350 per month plus 2121. Brown Formica Top Kit­ GARDEN Hendee Rood. ______29th a 30th. 10om-4pm. classified? ces. No pets. $550 plus heat. 646-1379. chen Table,. 2 leoves and Household Items, ping' utilities. Security. Coll Tag Sale — Saturday, pong table, new Ice cream • Store and Office space 500 six matching choirs, ex­ June 29th. Household 646-2426 weekdays. freezer. 7S (:ider Mill : n ^ H 0 M E 8 so. ft. Excellent location. cellent condition, $150. Items, dishes, children's $200 per month. Includes Call 649-7379 otter 6pm. Road, Bolton. ; clothes, Hunnells, some Giant Tog Sole — Lots of If^FOR RENT heat. 649-5334 or 643-7175. Strawberries - Choponls antiques, pictures, color baby Items, small ap­ T V , rue, sofa and other Four Family Tag Sole — ' | Manchester - 5 room, 2 Used Refrigerators, Brothers Strawberries - pliances and household Rain or shine. 170 Wells • Manchester - Spacious 4 RE80RT Washers, Ranges — Pick your own. Clark furniture. 9om-5pm. 132 Items, many new. 14 Deep- bedroom, V h bath Colon­ Grissom Rood, Street, Manchester, Sat-'] room apartment, heat & PROPERTY Cleon, guaranteed, ports Street, South Windsor. wood Drive, Saturday, ial, garage, excellent Manchester. urday a Sunday, June ~ hat water Included. Near neighborhood, nice yard. and service. Low prices. Free containers fur­ 9am-4pm. Sunday, 10am- 29th a 30th, 9om-4pm. stores ond busline, $525. B.O. Pearl I t Son, 649 nished. Open 8am to 8pm, 4pm. $675/month plus security Columbia Lake — Small Multi Family Tog Sale — Coll 649«20.______and all utilities. No pets. lakefront cottage, all con- Main Street, 643-2171. or until picked out. No Oalng Condo - Tog Sale children under 18 Please June 39th, 46 South Rood, Two families, 63 Oak Coll Frank SplleckI, 643- venlences, excellent Bolton, 9om-3pm. Quality 443 East Center Street. 2 Bedroom Townhouse — Queen size waterbed — coll 53S5741 tor latest Street, Manchester. Sat- 2121^______swimming, aluminum baby and boys clothes, Saturday, starting at Sam ., IN STOCK! All appliances, heat, hot Simmons, waveless, con­ Informotlon. urdov a Sundoy, June rowboat, spacious lawn, miscellaneous. Rain or water, carpeting, air con­ Manchester Open House $230 per week. M inim um 2 ventional style, takes only 29th a 30th, 9am-4pm. Multi Family Tog Sale." shine. SENTRAS / STANZAS : v ditioning. Call 649-5240. K urdo v and Sunday, 12- weeks. 2288141. 80 g a llo n s of w a te r. Baseball cords, furniture Lawn furniture, applian­ 5pm, 34 Coolldge Street. F ra m e , m attresses & BLUEKRMES and hausehold Items. Two Fomllv Too Sale — ces, miscellaneous and Wanted — Day shift Six room Cape, garage, bullt-ln heater. One year Coumbla Lake — Water­ UPlCN June 30th, 8 Garnet Rood, new hand knit sweaters, i mother wishes to share nice neighborhood, close old. Orlglnallv $700, osk- Really Big, Antiques, fur­ front cottage for rent or at thg Monchester. 10am - No Friday, 6/28 and Satur- I expenses In 3 bedroom to shopping, school, etc. Ing $400. After 5pm, coll niture, jewelry, wicker, sole. Sandy beach. Call Eorly Birds.______day, 6/29, 9:30om-3pm..,J Cape on Manchester, East $600 per month plus secur­ 6498498,228-9852. 528-1405. CORN CRIB gloss, paperbacks, etc. 130-134 Parker Street. Hartford line with work­ 141 Prospect St.(off of ity deposit. No Utilities, Barry Patch Tog Sale — Saturday, ing mother or single. $350 no pets, 388-9882. Hartford Rd.) Saturday IMI8GELLANE0U8 Cos Stove — 30” copper- June 2Wh, Rain Dote, Multi Family— Saturday. per month. Call 569-M11 Buckland Road only. 9am-3pm. June 29th, 9am-3pm. R a in . . after 5:30pm and wee­ ___ |F0R RENT tone. AAoglc Chef. Five Saturday. Ju ly 6th. 67 For Rent, four room sin­ South Windsor Goodwin Street, off East or shine. 30 Ookwood ; PHOIO-OUIOi kends. Ask for Mary Ann. gle house at Bolton Lake, burners, griddle, clock, Saturday, June 29th, 9om- minute timer and other Opaning Sat., S-6 Center Street, 8:30am- Rood, AAonchester. -< Appliances Furnished. Manchester For Rent or 2pm. Baby, children's, __ — — - 4 features. $175. Call 242- 3pm. Three Bedroom duplex In %iS0 per month, security Sale. 12,800 sq. ft. free Berry Patch Farms— women's a maternity clo­ Moving — Everything^, newer two family home. standing Industrlol or 8142. thing, baby Items, car­ deiMSIt, references. 649- Strawberries, pick your Tog Sale — Saturday must gol Furniture. | ★ HATCHBACKS ★ W AGONS Available August 1, In­ 1794. warehouse building. All own. Free containers. riage, etc., household and household goods, books. ’ cludes appliances and utilities available. Ample Beige Velour Couch, $400, only. 10onv4pm. 59 Clin­ Hours 8om-Spm dally; ton Street, AAonchester. miscellaneous, some free much more. June 29th a ! ★ 4 DOORS wall to wall carpeting. parking. Call Frank ^1- beige velour choir, $100, clothing. Bromblebush ★ SEDANS nTlRTOREAND Sunday. 8am-12noon. Something for everyone. 30th, 9am-3pm. Rain or--? Heat not Included. $490 leckl, 643-2121. Rose color loveseot, $400. Road, Manchester.(off shine. 62 Grant Road. 8161 monthly, security ond ref­ Oakland Rood, Route 30, — tiSlOFFm 8PACE 872-6737. South Windsor. Informa­ Hlllstown Rood). 3M0 ' HURRY HURRY erences. Tw o children ac­ Manchester — Excellent K IT‘W CARLYLE ®by Lerry Wright tion, phone 644-3478. i t PRIME UNE USED * cepted. No pets. Call 643- brick garage. Available Books, Household Items, A ■nan, HKHMoe outfit for Free Rent In MI8CELLANE0U8 CAR8/TRUCK8 CARS/TRUCK8 Ike •om w widi a fidkr (ifUR. 7635. Manchester— Prime Im m ediately. $35 M 3 speed bike, Fisher Price Automotive * DATSUNS ★ * O T H E R S * 48 Fairfield Street(off Iforsale FOR SALE SideeooeBted jacket, in le v oa •zTOTOTkeogsuASts afts space and location. New. monthly. 649-4003. FOR SALE HMUSICAL Toys, Heavy aluminum sa so m u — 4 B E .$ a M >8488 Hartford Rood). Satur­ I -Trie dxxt deem, tops ■ matriilm Auto. Aif CM.. Mt/TM. MSSS1 twraU. S-ltoto. ttoto Five room Apartment 2nd Hurry. 668-1447.______I 1TEM8______Table and More. Satur- CoTe littLc KmeM iN or coiXrmtitis fated efcin. __ ggpoNTUuf SAFARI Mtgs Floor. Carpeting, stove, Swim pools warehouse day, 6/29. 8am-2pm. Rain dov only. 9om-1pm. 129 t 78 Subaru 4 door wogon. 4 1976 Toyota C o ro n a S2ST4IIZ*— 4D8.irt«eK*4ggS )R00MMATE8 Dote, Sunday. Many fami­ I TICARS/TRUCKS 'nfeOK. ReAR. UI'.MCkHa) WHeN No. SMI with PkolaO sssMd.oi«o»nto. M4Z71 T S T g ro T A co R g u A psAgs disposal. $400 per month. Manchester — 2 room forced to dispose of new Shepard Drive, X 4. Air, AM/FM, roof Wagon — Automatic, Air, is in Saet n to SO. Sise 40,44 Lease and security re­ ___ I WANTED Hamilton upright piano lies, glassware, collecti­ l l l l FOR SALE rock, 96XXI0 miles, new % t MTftUN 310 office suite, first floor, on/ground, 31 foot lone Manchester. i NoliCCD'TbO U)eRe A M / F M , 75,000 m iles, butt.. .jacket, 2M yardi f rent Wheel Dme T?liiinwA6on— 48e.*iggs quired. Call Pat at 646-3190 pools complete with huge built by Baldwin, good bles, toys, clothes, olr transmission, clutch, aSJoefc; dart 2H yank. convenient location. $250 condition. $600. 6468837 6(oiN(i ao M’.ieb oveR. very good condition. ITpgSt^REMRO •7491 after 6 pm. Young man seeking sundecks, fencing, hl-rote conditioner, household Infants, childrens clothes Olds Cutlass 48. Com­ muffler, fires. Good con­ $1,950. it& T ta n . TtsieexceufB— Uadi •22%% monthly Including heat. between 5pm and 9pm. ^ipeeDUWl.T. •4419-1 ★ T R U C K S ★ The Hayes Corp., 6460131. apartment to share with filters, pump, ladders, ^ Items. ond accessories. Toys, pletely rebuilt 350, Holly dition. $975. 528-2973 or TS280ZCOUFC— S-lass4 *8488 S3 PATSUN m W C68 'S g tS Vernon — Immaculate 2 male roommate In warranty, etc. Asking $978 games, glassware, lomps, for Barrel carburator and 646-4674. Hond Civic, 1977, 1300, 4 Tog. Sole — June 29th a •S195 5-Maad,n.MadL bedroom townhouse, on Offlce/South Windsor — Manchester-Hartford complete. Financing curtains and much more. manifold, new front end. speed, very good condl- «»amA BafAMM •aOAT»UHHtJl4 •799% South Street near Henry 30th on North Street, 1pm- clutch, springs and ex­ %M SU iTR A WAGON •7%%% Shartbed Sullivan Ave. 2 large area. Willing to pay about available. Coll Stan, toll- iTAG GALES Saturday, .June 39th, 9am- non. $950. Coll 549-4976. Awlomatic. ana oamar. undar 10.000 fndaa. Pork. References, secur­ 5pm. Have store toble haust. Hurst shifter, $1,500 MMTMM~M8it4M «4M t rooms, olr conditioning, $200 per month. Coll Kevin free, 1-800-5248595. 5pm. 181 McKee Street, 23Xn0mia». #4480-1 ^ ity. Call John, 649-4000, at 342-1145. with choir, $100. Micro- or best offer, 646-4655. Msw y«t. e.r. im m ample porking, $260 a Nippon - Nortake, Doll­ Manchester. Prist dsaw. Sidrttt with ZIP 659-2187 evenings. Bolen 22” self propel wave, $100. Tires, $25 each 73 Pallet Chevrolet Sta­ month. 2366021 or 646 house, typewriter, Ho- RH8CELLANE0US cauc, sgMihBdMr asi sim. Male or Female — $200 mulching lownmower. with or without rim. 1972 Ford E100 W indow tion Wagon. Everything 3977. mond organ, lots more. Three Family, June 39th a New FASHION witk Manchester — 3 bedroom per month plus half utili­ Like new, $225. 6438329. Von. Good running condi­ rebuilt. Excellent condi­ Iautoirotive Saturday, 8am-5pm. 17 30th, 9am-4pm. 105 Sea­ Photo-Goide pottana fat apartment, stove In­ ties and security deposit. men Circle, Manchester. tion, needs body work. tion. Best offer. 643-7576. ell sise rengee, has e cluded, parking, and cel­ South Rood, Bolton. $1,000. 649-2512. NISSAN 649-0944. Available July Chain Sows, tires, antique New rebuilt carburetor eeeieiel Gfsce Cele CoUee- To Cleon coffee stains lar storage, $465 monthly. sewing machine, child's for 1978 Plymouth Volore, Uaa fee larger atsee; gtee from Chino or plastic, rub Tog Sale — Soturdav and VWPARTSTA8SALE 649-2871. Just Moved In. Baby occordlan, material for Jaguar XJ6, 197V. Many 2-borrel, 6 cylinder. $65. 2 BONDS CoveMl Opgn gygs. 'til 8 p.m. gxcepf Thurs. 'til 6, Sot. 'til 5 stain with baking soda. Sunday, June 29 and 30,81 10% to S0% on entire bi- HOUSEHOLD Items, clothing, tools, crafts and braiding, an­ new parts. Needs work. Coll onytlntg, 647-1372. P rice ------$188 285 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER 643-4165 To find a cosh buyer for Kent Drive. Manchester, ventory. One dey only - Manchester - 4 room Prim* tooMlon m Manehw- books, bottles, too many tique bar and much more. $3,500 or best offer. 666 Rein or Shina apartments, 2 bedrooms Wf. One bloeh from haepllal. 60008 that Chino closet you no 10om-4pm. Rain or shine. Items to name. Something OOOPt PROPE88IONAL ONLY. Pool table, excercise SeUleeo 38 - 18ew8pei available Immediately. CeH - B22-72B1 deye longer use, place o low- for everyone.'528 Wethe- Refrigerator, 3 years oM. Mke, sleeper couch, many Saturday, June 29th, 9am. UFUBtrOUttWAOCN $425 plus gas heat. Call 646-2730 even mge cost ad In Classified. rell Street, Saturday a 137 Henry Street. Furni­ Rose 647-0400 or 6468646. apartment sized, $158L odds.and ends. S4 ToSmdTpte. (M. SS). Varnon 643-2711. Sunday, 9am. ture, bikes and more. Codllloc, 1979 - Sedan Coll 643-7976 ofter 5pm. . DeVIlle, excellent condi­ tion, Interlor/exterlor 1978 Blue Plymouth Ho­ y 17) ICAR8/TRUCKS 171ICAR8/TRUCK8 I 77ICAR8/TRUCK8 CAR8/TRUCK8 ICARS/TRUCKS 171 ICARS/TRUCKS I t TICARS/TRUCKS loaded. 51,000 miles. rizon. 74,000 miles. $1J)00 /BBORIA F0R8ALE > 'M fOR8ALE 1111 FOR 8ALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I'M fo rsale l l U FOR SALE $6,400. Must be seen. 649- or best offer. 871-8036, 5334. CELEBRITY CIPHER please keep trying. Qalabrtty Cipbar cryplogram8 are craatad from quotationa by lamowilwople. past arxl praaant Eacfi tattar in the ciphar 8ian<38 for artolhar Todty'i cfua. X equmti C . 1983 4 X 4 Chevrolet b/CONNIE WIENER Blazer. Excellent body and running condinon. ‘VTLHL CHL C EJV JB W L J W E L Coll after 6pm only, 643- 6322. CLYDE'S USED CAR y j QTJI VTL ‘VHSXAEL RJGU' s 1977 Malibu Classic VTLJHO JB LXJUJISXM TCMU'V Wogon. Excellent condi­ SUPERMART I 4 non In 8i out. Many ex­ ifHBXAELR RJGU." — PHYXL tras. Coll 644-2376. 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 Chevy CIO 1974 Pickup FIND THE ONE INWHBUFMVLLU. with cop. runs good, body D e v io u s s o l u t io n ; "You aren't the only one who needs some work. $1,200 •100 OVER ^oesn't understand the situation In the Middle East." — negotiable, 2^1431. Andy Rooney. C FACTORY IN­ 1981 Dotsun 280ZX — Mint YOUWANTI condition, very low mi­ c VOICE. SOME LESS leage, one owner, never DEMOS: THAN 2.000 MILES! CARS/TRUCKS seen snow, always gar­ 84 Mazda 828 LX 81 Ford Qranada MAKI MODEL t y p e COLOR IQUIF aged. Coll 643-1456. 4 dr. burgundy, 5 cpd.. AC. FW, P/locke. t n FOR SALE * 1 0 , 5 9 5 4 dr. eadan, brown matalMc * 5 ,5 9 5 1 8UICK SKVURK 4 DR 3 TO CHOOSE FROM AC 6.000 •ww|| I AM /FM coeegHe. a DefroeL 8,000 ml. n Q Q Q 7 . FMUCBGWSaECTEI AT. AC 18.000 *7411 H 5TH AVE. INCENTIVES m CHEVY CAVAUIN 4 DR TU-TONE BLUE 81 Maroury Cougar •1 Joop CJ7 O a O / O KWCMSITMCKS n CHEVY CITATION 4 PR TAN AT. AC. PS 23,000 1 U l | l Maroon w/hardtop, 4x4, 5 now Urea * 6 ,9 9 5 1 FROM THE FACTORY 4 dr.. Mu# mgtslllo. auto, 8lr * 4 . 9 9 5 EH CHEVY CAFRICE BEIGE VI. AC 32.000 4 iM I I EB BUICN NEOAl COUK TU-TONE AC, STEREO 32,000 t T u l l •3 Llficoln To«m Car •1 Mercury Marquia Brougham 2 dr. coupe, 2 tone, power, AC. only 48.(X» ml. * 7 ,4 9 5 1 DUE TO FACTORY INCEN­ MANY NEW CARAVANS IN E l J20W 4 DR LIGHT BLUE AC. STEREO 32.000 a m H SUMMER SAVINGS royel Mug metoillc. logdgd * 1 2 . 9 9 5 TIVES. 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AC 31,000 only 2 loft, tow rnNee. aNvar a bronzo. 8 epd. * 5 , 7 9 5 2 Dr., loaded R i m — IMFAU 4 b li T D lC N i AC t b Is s t 1 * iiu | ^'SUMMER USED CAR CLEAN-UP’* CHEW C tl H TON PICKUP COLO PS. LONG BOX 61.000 CHEW 8FORT VAN IFAU. TU-TONE BLUE VS. AT. AC 43,000 1985 T-BIRD CHIW _____ MONM GOLD AT, PS 78.000 Clean RellaWe Quality Cars l owepse sdHi: menuel ek ceniWinlng. eoM e W c W ^ BUICN REOAL COUFl GRAY v T T C 1 ' i m l r £ x S S ' s r j r ^ s i MANCHESTER 301-315 1981 Dodge Omni 1979 Chrytter L«Baron 2 Door BINCN REOAL CO UFl REO VB, STEREO 03,000 1 ■ M i l IMFAU 4 OR ^ w m i Automatic, AC Loaded •3M CHEW_ — ViTSC------i r a i i * n r i ssrjiitrjrLsSxss 643-5135 Center Street Low miles >3695 1983 Ford Rangor PU ZM&— “TOIT a m . “ M l" “ M f ” snNy lyaiinrend mucCnwch nwro. 1979 Grand Prix Loaded with A/C A Cap 4395 M lgS99 Ss 27,000 milea *#11 m a r n m 1 - I B L i ■ ■ ■ iim ? y f M LV fili-M lli.X 'K ID SEVERAL IN STOCK AND TRANSIT. 1980 Vofktwagon Scirocco 1983 Omni Silver Like new >4495 1980 Volkswagon RabbH l O M 1983 Ramchargtr lAVE 1982 Bukk Skylark Clyde Chevrolet-Buick 1984 Rad Hot Colt Turbo Coupe <441 1983 Morcury Marquis ,/lWORIARTY Twin Stick R ta . n . Vamaa/ lAV^ _____ 4 Door, Loaded, A/C >8498 ______± WlaSear Avanua, 872-91 1 1 RadraWa 319 Main Street (Across Irom Armory) / M0ITCaSQ»iMJnF0RAi20ll24M0NTHSERVICEfOilCY ...... /— :U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 1965 t MANC HI Sl l R FOCUS BUSINESS WEATHER Lifeguard's job isn’t Burr's book teiis Trade deficit surge ICIoudy skies today as fun as it seems how nursery grew stuns U.S. analysts little change tonight I ... page 20 ... page 2 ... page 3 ...page 11 \ mOIKSW 29 Ulanrhratrr HrralJ) ...... * QatiirrlawSaturday. .liinfl June 29. 1985 — Single copy: 25f 29 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viilage Charm 29 29 U.S. expects

^ T 8 3 29 29 hostages in 29 29 Syria today 29 29 By David Cowell mandeered TWA Flight M7 on JUNE United Press International June 14. 29 29 He did not disclose if any BEIRUT, Ubanon - Shiite arrangement under discussion re­ Moslem militia chief Nahih Berri quired Israel to accede to the 29 said Friday he expected 39 Am eri­ demand of the hijackers and 29 can hostages seized in the TW A Jet release 735 Arab prisoners from hijacking to be released by their the AUit military prison, where captors and sent to Syria, where a they have been held without 29 29 government official said they charges since their tra.sfer from would arrive early Saturday. southern Lebanon in April. (This Saturday) White House officials told United In Washington, national security 29 Press International they expected adviser Robert McFarlane con­ 29 the hostages to be released "within firmed “ there has been a lot of 24 hours" after arriving in Damas­ message traffic between the presi­ 29 cus, Syria. dent and Assad.” 29 A Syrian information official in He said he could not reveal if a Damascus told U PI that the 39 resolution to the 15-day crisis was 29 hostages would be transported near. 29 from Beirut to the Syrian capital Berri, when asked if he expected early Saturday. a settlement within 48 hours, The official said the hostages replied, "I am still optimistic 29 were expected to arrive around 1 because there is a lot of activity 29 p.m. local time (6 a.m. EDT) going on." He added that he 29 Used Cars Saturday. Reporters in Damascus expected the crisis to end in Syria, 29 were expected tobegivenaccessto saying, “Most probably, in my 29 the hostages after their arrival. opinion.” It was not immediately known "Come back tomorrow (Satur­ UPIphoto when the hostages would leave day) at 1 p.m. All the hostages will 29 Beirut and how they would travel. be here,” a spokesman for Berri Jimmy Dell Palmer, former hostage from hijacked TWA final leg home to Arkansas. Palmer, freed by Shiite 29 There was no menUon of the seven said. The purpose of the session Flight 847, with his wife, Sammie, passes through captors because of ill health, was reunited with his wife in other Americans kidnapped before was not disclosed. Lambert International Airport in St. Louis Friday on the London. 29 the TW A hijacking. In Danoascus, informed sources 29 '.I In Washington, White House toM UPI a government facility officials remained cautious in their was being prepared to receive the 29 Available At $2929^^ Each public statements but spokesman hostages. '-' ArV.N. ofBcial in Damascus said President^hfes comfort to relatives tarry Speakes said, •‘We havr^' TaxM a Registration Extra 29 beard the reports. We have been in if the transfer takes place, the touch with authorities" in Lebanon most likely body to handle it would By Jim FIshar by Shiite militants. questions. 29 and Syria. "W e have no further be the U.N. Truce Supervision United Press International Reagan uses trip "They (the seven) had been put Also attending was the meeting: 29 comment.” Organization. earlier on the back burner and it • tbeRev. WilliamllcDonnellof Other White House offid aU told Speaking to reporters at his west CHICAGO HEIGHTS. lU. — to pitch tax reform seemed like they (American offi­ Algonquin, who had been released 29 UPI they expect the hostages will Beirut home, Berri denied reports Relatives of the Rev. Lawrence — see page 2 cials) wanted to turn it lower and by the Lebanese kidroppers. 29 be released “ within 24 hours' 'after hostage Simon Grossmayer, of Jenco, one of the “lost seven” lower.” • Lorraine Anderson, wife of they arrive in Damascus. Algonquin, III., had been released hostages in Lebanon, said Friday After Reagan answered about a hostage Kenneth Anderson and 29 •liie State Department had no for health reasons, saying he would Prudent Reagan assured family dozen questions from the group, an their daughter Karen Terbune. immediate comment on the report remain in custody until a medical members of IlUnois captives that unidentified person said, "M r. • Cheryl Carlson, wife Hf Kurt $129^*^ Down Payment 29 but one official said, "Iwouldn'tbe report was completed by a Red all of the U.S. hostages “ will be released." President, my father is there and I Carlson and his mother Vie surprised if they were in Damas­ Cross doctor. reteased.” But she said the president was want you to know I support your Carlson. 29 cus by morning." The Moslem leader’s militia, Reagan met for 33 minutes with unable to provide a Uinetabie for policies. God bless you.” • Violet Darias, wife of William 29 The hostages were assembled at Amal, had announced earlier the families of nine hostages from their release. The entourage of family Darras and their son, Nicholas. a Beirut hotel early Saturday for a Friday that Grossmayer, who had Uie TWA Flight 847 and the “ I feel much better. It makes us members and others met at the • Richard Dempsey, brother of 29 meal and had ho knowledge of a cancerous lung removed several relatives of Jenco, a Roman feel t^ t our president is for us. Holiday Inn in Harvey and then the Rev. Thomas D m p o ey, his 29 reports they would be released, years ago, had been freed. Catholic priest kidnapped in Janu­ Now we want to see what the were taken to the school by bus, sister, Deanne O'Toole and her ABC said. ary by more radical Siiites. negotiations will reveal." meeting with Reagan before his husband, Paul. PROSPECTS TH AT THE HOS­ Among the 29 who Jiet with the Milelich and other members of speech on tax reform. They then • Rebecca Hill, ex-wife of Peter 29 BERRI. SPEAKING TO RE­ TAGES would be moved to Syria president were six people who had the hostage families said they were were transported back to the Hill and their daughter, Nina and 29 PORTERS at his heavily guarded were reinforced by an Amal been aboard TW A flijdit 847 and asked by the Reagan not to reveal Holiday Inn, where they met with son, Paul. $ 29^^ Per iWonth For home in mainly Moslem west ofricial in Damascus, who said ' later released. the substance of the meeting. reporters. • Margaret Johnson, wife of 29 1 Beirut early Friday, said he was such a move could occur shortly. "W e're doing everything we can But Joe Jenco, the kidnapped Declining comment were family Raymond Johnson, their son, 29 optimistic the crisis would end — " I t is possible that the hostages to secure the safe and early return priest’s brother, revealed Reagan members of Simon Grossmayer of Alfred, daughter, Mary Brown and probably with Syrian intervention will be transferred from Beirut to of those being held," the president “ said be is gidng to work with all suburban Algonquin. E:arlier re­ her husband, Kenneth Brown. 29 — within 41 hours. Damascus,” said the official at the was quoted as saying after the the govenunoita over there (in the ports that Grossmayer had been • JoAnn Lazansky, wife of “It appears there are letters Amal office in the Syrian capital. cloaed-door meeting at Bloom Mideast) and do whatever possible released by militants have not George Lazansky and their sons, 29 between Reagan and (Syrian Pres­ The official, who asked not to be Township High School. “ We're to get all the hostages free, and be been confirmed by the State Thomas and Idicbael. ident Hafez) Assad about the identified, said it was "still not constanUy looking for ways to do stressed all the hostages. Department. • Loretta McLoughlin, mother 29 certain that the transfer of the subject, but I have no details," said more. We’re praying every day.” “ I have a very good feeling,” he Elaine Grossmayer, the hos­ of the Rev. James McLoughlin and 29 Berri. the Amal militia leader who hostages from ^ iru t to Damascus Mae Milelich of Joliet, Jenco’s said. “ We felt really hopeful when tage's wife, their son, Simon, and his brother, John and sister, has been negotiating for the sister, said Reagan “ is saying all they started mentioning the lost his wife, Gail Grossmayer, quickly Kathleen Smith. 29 release of the hostages on behalf of that all 48 hostages will be seven,” hostages who were cap­ departed by car after the meeting, • John Jenco, another brother of 2 9 Months 29 the Moslem extremists who com­ Please tom lo page M included. He said all 46 will be tured at earlier intervals since 1984 declining to answer reporters’ the kidnapped priest. 29 29 Times story at Issue 29 29 29 Reagan blasts report on tax hike B y Elalna S. P ovich $10 billion is all we wish to take out very plainly and clearly for 29 United Press International of domestic sending and 820 billion themselves." 29 to $25 billion is what we plan to take Stockman's spokesman Edwin #1 Deal In Town WASHINGTON — President out of defense,” Stockman said. Dale said the budget director’s 29 Reagan Friday blasted as "falla­ "But responsible people must also comments were "completely dis­ 29 cious" a report of a speech given acknowledge that $20 billion to $25 torted” and Stockman was by budget director David Pack­ billion in higher taxes are then "upset” about the report. 29 man in which he was quoted as necesr try to hit the minimum Stockman has been in hot water saying a tax increaae may be defleu reduction consistent with with the White House before for 29 needed to balance the nation’s fiscal sanity." remarks be b. s made concerning books. House and Senate budget nego­ the budget. 29 In the speech, made at an tiators suspended their talks 29 off-the-record dinner June 5, Thursday for Congress's week- In the December 1981 issue of See You Saturday! Stockman said the tax increaaes long Independence Day recess The Atlantic Monthly magaziiie, 29 may be needed to restore "fiscal with a proposal on the table from Stockman said be believed supply- sanity.” A copy of the speech, the Senate side which includes side economics was "a Trojan 29 delivered to directors of the New raising taxes and cutting spending horse" that ultimately would be­ 29 York Stock Exchange, was ob­ to trim nearly $70 billion off the nefit the rich. tained by The New York Times, deficit next year. Both the House- In the furor that followed, be 29 which reported the story Friday. and Senate-passed budgets would offered to resign but Reagan C ^ es were later made available cut only $56 billion from the $220 instead called him on the carpet, a t2 C lla tla « 79 AmR Fhx Wf. 29 to other news organisatioas. billion-plus deficit. meeting Stockman, using a phrase 29 79 Chewy M en t Stockman alao c^tkised govern­ Stockman criticized both from his farm youth, character­ 79 INI ment accounting practices, saying chambers' budgets. "The Senate ized as being taken “ to the 29 “ if the (Securines and Exchange DAVID STOCKMAN budget is not riddled with gim ­ woodshed.” Commission) had Juriadictjpn over . . . tax hike or no? micks and phoney savings like the 29 the 'executive and legislative House — but it rests on some pretty branches many of ua would be in optimistic (economic) assump­ 29 Jail." Reagan alao said be intends to tions.” The Senate budget projects Inside Today Reagan, asked aboot Stockman keep Stockman on as bis budget economic growth at 4 percent in 24 TOLLAND TPKE ' With Approved Credit Friday at a luncheon with com­ director. the next couple of years while an 20 pages, 2 soctlonB munity leaders in Chicago In the speech, Stockman enu­ independent forecast sees it at Total of payments - *3741 Heights, ni., responded vehe­ merated domestic spending cuts closer to 3 percent. .13 ObNuartss. 1 VOLKSWAGEN Annual interest rate 17% m en t: "He didn’t say it Hie and military spending decreases Bill Kovach. The New York Bmlnwi . .20 Opinion _ VERNON, CT story is fallacious. We have the being considered by Congress, and CtaMHIw* Times Washington Bureau (Tiief, Comics. speech. We know what be said. ... singled out the ones included in the said: “ It's unfortunate they didn't i H H R e i 83 E X I T 94 O f f 1-86 TfORTH AT LIGHT EnlSftalnmsnl__12 TttwWon . 649-2638 Extended Warranty Available This has been a deOnlte and Democratic-coo trolled House. let him (Reagan) read the story UXItiy------2 Wsathsr_ on Most Models deliberate miaquote." “ Reasonable people can say that and the speech. The facts -n»ak