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APARTMENTS I HOMES I CARS CARS I CARS FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Hospital staff defended after 2nd escape... see page 3 MANCHESTER - Nice ENFIELD. Beautiful, MUST Sell-Five piece CHEVY EICamlno-1975. fA S p c d o li^ ^ two bedroom. In tour f o r d Escort 1981- OLDSMOBILE 1987 Cus­ sp.-clous, 3 bedroom dining set $250, two Excellent condition, Automatic, power tom Cruiser Wagon. family house, $600. per Ranch. I'/z baths, gar­ wing back chairs $125 brakes, power steer­ month. Security and four-speed, AM/FM Excellent condition. A age, carport, pool, each, bar $125. Make cassette. $800. 643-9842 ing, fiberglass cap. Air, wood grain, references. Coll 645- fenced-ln bock yard otter. 646-6890. New brakes, tires, •.V. ‘ , ! 8201.______day or 649-0243 after loaded. 37,000 miles. and garden area, fin­ 5:00pm.______shocks, carpet. $10,500 or best offer. 149 Oakland Street, two ished basement with Corvette rolley rims. Call 648-7843. room aportment, first wine cellar. Lease with BUrCK 1979-Power steer­ SPORTING ing and brakes, auto AM /FM cassette. CHEVROLET 1974 Nova. floor. $380 a month plus option to buy. Coll Phil GOODS 90,000 miles. Runs ex- utilities, security. No or Suzanne, 646-1218. transmission. $1,500 or cellent. $3500. 871-0014. 6 cylinder. Dependa­ LAWN CARI . PAINTING/PAPERING N Best Offer 568-6891. ble. Needs work. For pets! 646-2426 9am-5pm ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ weekdoys.______Wishing will not sell any­ details call 647-8096 be­ YARD MASTERS EMERGENCY cle. $90.00. Coll 643- Smart shoppers shop thing ... a low-cost ad In tween 4 - 8pm. Best MANCHESTER- 9909. Yard cleaned. W DGirS PMN1MG CO. Fire — Police — Medical ClassItledI Classified will. otter. Quality work at a Modern,two bedroom, Trees cut, raaaonabla price! IVz bath duplex, ap­ D IA L 911 Have dump truck, Interior & Exterior pliances, carpeting, In Manchester IBOATS/MARINE 72 HOUR MONEY BACK SCHALLER will haul. Free Eatlmatee b ase m en t,$595 plus I EQUIPMENT C A R fiE R GUARANTEE ACURA QUALITY utilities. One bedroom CHEVROLET — GEO AMC '82 Concord *2,995 PRE-OWNED AUTOS JMaitrhpBlpr HrralJi 643-9996 Call Brian Walfle $525 Includes applian­ SAILING Dinghy- 8 ft. 1229 M a in St., M anchester Nissan '85 Sentrs SE *3,995 88 Toronado Trofao *12,995 u 645-8912 ces and utilities. Re­ STORE AND Fully Loadsd Hardly been used. 80 Chevrolet Monza *2 49 5 Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 Experienced decorated, six room Classic New England 83 Honda Preluda *6495 OFFICE SPACE 87 Buick LeSabrs Wag. *1 1 7 9 5 Chevy ’87 Cavafler *5,995 Only 40K. AT. A/C. Rara Find duplex, garage, base design. Oars Included, Lawn Care WALLPAPERING & 89 Chevrolet Caprice *1 3 9 9 5 Olds '84 Cutlass *5,995 83 T o ^ a Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 Thursday, Aug. 3, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents ment, $695 plus utlll engine capable. Must Prompt, reliable aervice, OFFICE - Bright and 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *6 79 5 Auto, A/C PAINTING tics. Mr. Blanchard clean. Carpeted, heat see to appreciate. Olds '83 Cut/Crulser *5.995 reasonably priced. Cellinga Rapairad or Replaced 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *7 4 9 5 82 Toyota Tarcal S-R5 *2995 ERA Blanchard & Ros and olr conditioning, $950.00 Coll 872-7611 or Chevy '85 Celebrity 5 9^.. Eoonomlctl Cor Inaured/Retarencaa 88 Mercury Lynx 4 Dr. *3 49 5 647-9330 setto. Incorporated electricity Included. 646-2888. Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 G.L McHugh 646-2482. 390 square feet. $310. 87 VW Jetts 4 Dr. *7 99 5 Ford '05 T-BIrd *6,995 4 Bpood. StOFoo, Cloon Cor 85 Pontiac SunWrd 4 Dr. *5 1 9 5 85 Honda Accord LX <6995 643^321 or 6494431 MANCHESTER-Three per month. Call 646- Olds '85 Calais *7,995 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6 99 5 9 8pd.. A/C. Clotn 'Suicide’ effort DON’S LAWN room apartment. Heat 4440 days or 646-1077 Olds '87 Clera *7,995 86 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 and hot water. $500 per evenings. MISCELLANEOUS 85 Pont. Bonneville 4 Dr. *5 59 5 SERVICE Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 6 Or. 9 8pd, Ono Ownor Shiite kidnappers extend Lawn mowing CLEANING SERVICES month. Also five room HOFOR SALE 87 Pontiac 6000 4 Dr. *8 34 5 83 Olds Regency *4995 Hedge and Bush Trimming apartment, heat and 197 J INDUSTRIAL 88 Chevy Berreta Cpe. *9 4 9 5 Olds '87 Calais *8,995 vs. Fully L u i M , Llk* N m prompts arrest Dependable work hot water. $600 per I-® M PROPERTY 86 Olds Cutlass Cpe, *7 49 5 Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 MANY OTHERS TO JACKIE’S HELPING month. Phllbrick OOl END RO LLS 84 Cam Berllnetta *6 79 5 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE CHOOSE FROM 646-7011 Agency, 646-4200. 87 Chevy Astro Van *9 99 5 An 18-year-old Manchester man who told HANDS VERNON-Industrlol tor 27W width — 25C AND MARINE 64 QMC Craw Cab *8695 345 CENTER ST. police he slashed a woman with broken glass 1 would like to help you lease. 2,000 to 6,000, 13" width — 2 tor 258995 *5995 >4999 Helena Polowski * 9 9 9 9 >6995 More than 50 people attended we’ll do in court in the future.” without the propo.sed access road, •Aluminum & Vinyl Tolland 1987 DODGE 1982 CHRYSLER 1987 MAZDA 1985 FORD the public hearing on the project Zanini said. according to the report. Powerwashing 1984 CAVALIER Harry Dalesslo MISCELLANEOUS SHADOW AT. AYC. 56K CORDOBA SE CAB TEMPO design and an environmental The group, called A Downtown ADAPT does not feel the AT. A/C. Slant 8 Plus Aulo. AM/FM Manchester SERVICES Turbo, 4 Dr. A/C >4990 assessment of the effects of the Association to Preserve the Tho­ as.sessment is adequate. Zanini 646-6815 >2950 >6949 *4444 project Wednesday in the Lincoln We’re Here To Serve *727L 1988 CHEVY Gemoiogist roughfare, had filed a lawsuit .said. 1984 PONTIAC 1986 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA Center hearing room. against the town. DOT and Those who spoke in favor of the 1985 CAPRI COROLLA CELEBRITY FIERO COUPE Aulo. A/C 1984 CAVAUER The hearing, which lasted ' EXPERT HAWKES TREE SERVICE CHEVROLET 4 Speed. Air AT. A/C Federal Highway Administration project as propo.sed admitted it Bucket, truck 6 chipper. STATION WAG. about 3‘/i hours, was conducted in U.S. District Court in March, would not be easy during the two Exterior and Interior MONTE CARLO >3666 >4999 >5450 *9650 AT, AM/FM, A/C painting and wallpaper Stump ramoval. Free by the town, project engineers eatimetas. Specie! AT, A/C 11985 MAZDAI 1983 BUICK 1984 DODGE charging that the project was years of reconstruction. Work is hanging. Umitad exterior consideration for elderly 1988 MAZDA 7 MERCURY rastoratlon. Previous work 626 CENTURY CARAVAN <3981 Fuss & O’Neill Inc. of Manches­ approved without required envir­ scheduled to begin next spring, and handicapped. B2200 P/UP SABLE Aulo. A/C can be seen upon request. <6221 5 Spd.. AM/FM I A/C, AM /FM ter. and the state Department of onmental studies. the same time the Buckland mall Contact B C Company, >6325 *8999 >4222 Transportation. ADAPT agreed to withdraw its 644-6968. 647-7553 >5661 _ >4948___ in the north end of town is 1985 PONTIAC 1986 1985 MERCURY 1985'/^ FORD 1985 MERKUR Of the 33 speakers, 12 said they suit after the FHA ordered an .scheduled to open Reconstruc­ TRANS AM MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON XR4TI were in favor of building the $13 environmental assessment of the tion was proposed about 20 years A/C. T-Topl CORDIA TURBO 5 apd.. /kM/FM. Blua Aulo, A/C ned. AT. A/C >2950 *4666 >7881 million project as proposed, three project. ago. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS >7991 _ *7550_ wanted to drop the project and 18 The report on the assessment said Main Street should be rebuilt said reconstruction as proposed Please see MAIN, page 10 FOR RENT FOR RENT Gene Johnson VERNON. For limited MANCHESTER. Availa­ Vernon time only enloy a free ble Immediately. Rem­ color television with odeled three bedroom, signed lease. Modern large kitchen and liv­ 1987 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Schiavone issues apology spacious 1 and 2 bed­ ing room, wall to wall, 1987 MAZDA RX7 Salon Supreme, Automatic, rooms apartment. Eat- and appliances. $695 5 Speed, Air, AM/FM Stereo In kitche, large bed- monthly. 646-4144. AM/FM Stereo, Air room, private MANCHESTER-two bed­ bolocony, storage, room apartment, se­ for ‘joke’ about homeless large pool, heatond hot cond floor, convenient water Included. Stort­ location near 384, ap­ Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald j| ing at $495. Coll 070- pliances, carpeting, By Gordon Falrclough to leave them on an island off the them all behind” 9665. Connecticut coast for The letter continued to say that heat. $650 per month. Gemoiogist The Associated Press "H ELLO ” — Officer Searle tries out a many items he has collected over the rehabilitation. after two weeks on the island with M A N C H E S T E R - 3 bed- One month security. m 9 9 0 vintage police phone. It is just one of years. room s In 2 fam ily 643-6934. *8991 NEW HAVEN - Joel Schia­ Schiavone, whose letter an­ his mother, the "derelicts” will $650/month plus secur­ MANCHESTER- Gemoiogist vone, a millionaire real estate gered advocates for the home­ return as “ changed men and ity. Call 646-0043 or Attractlve seven room developer seeking the Republi­ less, said Wednesday he wrote the women," molded in his image: 646-6071. duplex, one bath, can nomination for governor, has letter “ out of frustration’ ’ at New "Steely eyes, firm hand clasp, laundry hook up.Large Local historian chronicles Haven’s inability to “ get rid of and a determination to invest in M A N C H E ST E R . 2 bed- yard. Security referen­ apologized for any offense caused room, 1st floor. $650. 1 ces. $700 plus utilities. 1986 BUICK RIVIERA by a letter he wrote offering a some of these people who are real estate as soon as possible” 1 bedroom 2nd floor $525. 647-9353. Coupe, Automatic, Air, All tongue-in-cheek solution to down­ clearly professional beggars.” Schiavone called his proposed Both totally remo­ EAST HARTFORD - One town New Haven’s vagrancy He insisted the letter did not refer solution a bit of “ tongue-in- deled. All appliances. police department history bedroom, heat and hot Power, AM/FM Cassette problem. to homeless people. cheek" humor, although he said No utilities. Possible water Included. Wall- he is serious about the need to lease option. Call 745- In the letter, a party invitation “ My apologies to the homeless, to-wall. Near pork. homeless advocates and the rest remove vagrants from the down­ 6246 or 645-8480. Andy hand delivered to his commercial By Maureen Leavitt for a national exhibitors’ show of police Coll 528-2914.______of the world,’’ Schiavone said. town shopping district, where Vernon tenants Tuesday, Schiavone jok­ Manchester Herald memorabilia held in Arlington, Va.. earlier this MANCHESTER 1 and 2 EAST HARTFORD -Two “ The words were inappropriate Schiavone is a major landlord. bedroom apartments. Gemoiogist Gemoiogist ingly said that the way to remove month. bedroom, appliances. Phil Seidel Gemoiogist and I shouldn’t have used them. Advocates for the homeless and Appliances, 1 both. Wall-to-wall. Near vagrants from the city’s streets is Some people collect baseball cards or comic He has invested over $400 of his own into the Enfield ... When I get frustrated, I say others, howevever, were not Phil or Suzanne, 646- park and bus line. Quiet books and others collect stamps, Jonas R. Searle collection, which he hopes will someday be 1218. neighborhood. Coll *8888 things that are crazy.” laughing. “ This kind of asinine joke­ happens to collect patches from police depart­ displayed at police headquarters. In November, MANCHESTER-well 289-000.______The one-page, typewritten let­ making is neither funny nor ments all over the . Searle was appointed as the department cored-tor three bed­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ ter said, “ It’s obvious that the Searle, a 16-year veteran of the Manchester TODAY called for,” said the Rev. Karl historian by Deputy Police Chief Henry R. Minor. room duplex with lots room townhouse with city and the court system is Police Department, has been collecting depart­ of character. Non- fireplace, all applian­ Hilgert, an advocate for the Searle respects the police profession and feels powerless to solve the problems ment patches for about 15 years. The dedication smokers. No pets. $750 ces, hot water, carpet­ 1986 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Index homeless and former director of he is creating a living memorial for fellow of the derelicts and other street and energy he has invested is evident from the plus utilities. 647-7725. ing, air conditioner. Christian Community Action officers. 5 Speed. Air, AM/FM Stereo 20 pages, 2 sections urchins that plague us.’’ cases of colorful patches which line the stairs Call 649-5240.______"It 's my love for my department that I'm doing Looking for something The letter, part of an invitation Center. descending into his basement in Vernon and special? Why not run a MANCHESTER-Two Classified _ 16-20 Obituaries_____ 2 "I can’t even imagine some­ this to preserve the history," Searle said. bedroom apartment, to a party on one of the Thimble cover three of four walls below. "Wanted to B u y" od In C o m ic s ______16 O p in io n _____ 8-9 new kitchen/bath. $575 Islands off Branford owned by body coming up with something The fourth wall contains police memorabilia Over the years, Searle was given a handful of Classified. The cost Is Brian “Sully'' Sullivan Carlos Tompkins Fred Handel' F o c u s ______15 S p o r t s ____ 11-15 like that let alone somebody monthly. 871-2635/647- Schiavone’s family, joked that which represents the Manchester Police Depart­ badges from former Manchester police officers. sm a ll... the response big. Ashford Stafford Springs Glastonbury Local/State___2-5 Television ____ 17 who’s running for the top office in 7502.______the developer had come up with a ment. It ranges from a display of the four patches But aside from yellowed news clippings he has 643-2711. Nation/World j 8-7 Weather______2 state government,” Hilgert said. MANCHESTER-TWO “master plan" to solve the the department has issued throughout the years secured, no historical record exists of the bedroom duplex, park­ *7612 "The attempt at humor (in the Three room apartment problem. to various department badges, pictures and news department, which officially began in 1898. ing one cor garage. “ Here’s the plan,’ ’ Schiavone letter) is ill-placed and totally 1st floor. $400 monthly Security I'A months. clippings of the first police officers. Searle stressed the word officially, because in Including appliances. MORIARTY BROTHERS wrote. “ Each of you bring along inappropriate,” said John Mas- $650 monthly. 649-5315. WE DELIVER It is a display which will become a museum of 1896, John Johnson, a Manchester resident, was Coll 646-0350.______tropietro, chief of staff to U.S. WTANCHESTER - TtlTge For Home Delivery, Call not only your family but also one history for the Manchester Police Department. authorized through town meeting to serve as an 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT Rep. John G. Rowland, R-Conn., LIKE private home. 3Vi room apartment. Con­ of the loveable street rascals. At Searle began putting together a collection of rooms. Lease. Work­ venient location. Lease another potential contender for 647-9946 precisely 9:04 p.m. a boat will ptill local items about six months ago as he readied Please see HISTORY, page 10 | ing single or married and security deposit. Alex tltown Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 up along side the island and all of the G O P gubernatorial couple preferred. 643- $495/month. 649-4820 Ellington us will secretly leave, l(‘aving nomination. 2880. 646-4412. 643-5135 Z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sday. Aug. 3. 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Adopt a pet: Judy is ready Births Victim Few changes set lessons offered WOODWARD, Patrick Craig, son of Craig A. and By Barbara Richmond Debra Galligan Woodward of Bloomfield, was born of crash Registration is taking place at the Manchester Manchester Herald July 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His at hospital after Recreation Department for Session III Tennis maternal grandparents are Judy and Lawrence Lessons. Milly Kostiuk will instruct the class at the Judy, a docile Labrador Galligan of 163 Tanner St. His paternal grandpar­ improves Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St., from retriever cross, is this week’s ents are Carolyn and Alfred Woodward of 54 Aug. 7 to Sept. 29. V featured pet at the Manchester Waddell Road. The condition of a Manchester 2nd man escapes Classes will be offered to child and adult dog pound. PUKINSKIS, Use Lea, daughter of Reinis and beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediates, Laura Summers Pukinskis of Glastonbury, was boy who was aboard the United Judy is mostly brown in color, Airlines jumbo jet that crashed Monday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m! with a little white. She’s about 1 bom July 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her MIDDLETOWN (AP) - As dered dangerous to others, but he and 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. maternal grandparents are Agnes and Frank July 19 in Sioux City. Iowa, has police searched for the second may harm himself. He was year old and was found on North been upgraded from critical to For more information, call the department at Street on July 28. Dog Warden Summers of Niantic. Her paternal grandparents mental patient to escape from arrested July 21 in Wallingford on 647-3089. are Milda Pukinskis of 55 Pilgrim Lane and the late serious. Connecticut Valley Mental Hospi­ motor vehicle charges dating Richard Rand said Judy has a .is'' Jason Feyh, 8, of Brook Haven nice disposition and is very Leonard Pukinskis. tal in five days, the hospital’s from November 1986 and charges obedient. LEEGE, Tracy Lynn, daughter of Roger and Apartments at 432 W. Middle superintendent told his staff they of burglary, larceny and criminal Leslie Finch Leege of 21 Kensington St., was born Turnpike, survived the DC-10 were not at fault for the fatal mischief dating from November ‘Combo’ show set There were two other new crash that killed his mother. dogs at the pound, as of July 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her stabbing of a 9-year-old girl by an 1987, Wallingford police Sgt. Brenda Feyh. and another Man­ escaped mental patient. Thomas Curran said. The Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell will Tuesday. One was a female maternal grandmother is Mrs. Peggy Finch of Lake chester resident, Walter Willi­ present the Tony Allen Combo Monday at 7 p.m. beagle. She’s about 3 years old Wales, Fla. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Beth Carl A. Cappello said in a Stone tried to hang himself in at Manchester Community College. Leege of Bartow, Fla. She has two brothers, Travis, ams, of 147 Edgerton St. meeting with more than 100 staff the Wallingford cell block on July and is tri-color. She was found Brenda Rodriguez, nursing su­ Allen has been featured on radio, television and at roaming in the westbound lane and Mason. 3. members Wednesday he would 22, and was then taken to local clubs. pervisor at Sioux City’s Marian oppose any effort to place fences Memorial Hospital in Meriden for of Route 384 on July 29. UNDERHILL, Nicholas Stephen, son of Stephen Health Center, said this morning Other members of the combo include Charlie Rand said she has what the L. and Linda J. Szabo Underhill of 40 Bissell Road, around the hospital grounds or evaluation, Curran said. Gigliotti. music professor at MCC, Ed Jones, who Coventry, was bom July 20 at Mapehester that categorizing Jason Feyh in lock buildings. The hospital The escape came five days veterinarian called a cherry Judy serious condition means his “vi­ has played bass with Count Basie’s Orchestra, and eye. He said it’s a small growth Marigold Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are would consider having security after David Peterson. 37. walked Larry Young on trumpet. tal signs may be unstable and not guards at the entrances to keep away from the hospital and took a on the eye. The veterinarian If she isn’t claimed by today, licensed the dog must have a Marla and Mike Szabo of Willimantic. His paternal within normal limits. The patient said it could be operated on but grandparents are Nancy and Ernest Underhill, 40 out unauthorized visitors, he said. bus to downtown Middletown, Rand has a family that wants to rabies shot. is accutely ill, and outlook maybe But Gov. William O’Neill where dozens of witnesses it isn’t bothering the dog. adopt her. Marigold, a female orange Bissell Road, Coventry. BARNE’TT, Shannon E., daughter of Paul J. and questionable” reacted to the escape of 24-year- watched in horror as he stabbed a Cholesterol to be checked The other new one, picked up The dog pound is located on tiger kitten, is this week’s Outlook means chances of Patrick Flynn/Manchettar Herald Tuesday afternoon, is a male Kimberly Bride Barnett, 53 Branford St., was born old Tim Stone on Wednesday by 9-year-old girl to death at a street town property off Olcott Street featured pet of Aid to Helpless survival, she said. saying, “We will do whatever fair. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s community golden retriever. He’s about 5 near the landfill area. The dog Animals Inc. July 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her SAFETY PATROL — Mark Sevetz of the Leo Belval says residents should be health education program will be sponsoring a maternal grandparents are Edward and Isabel A patient classified as critical. needs to be done to make that Hospital officials have since years old and Rand said he’s warden is at the pound week­ The organization, made up of Rodriguez said, is one whose Manchester Building Department in­ aware that their pools must meet code facility secure.” said that Peterson was free to cholesterol check on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. very, very friendly and ob­ days from noon to 1 p.m. There volunteers, has many cats and Bride. 378 Windsor St. Her paternal grandparents “vital signs are unstable and not spects a pooi on Knollwood Road requirements. The test will be administered through a finger viously has been well-trained. are Donald and Carol Barnett, 42 Margaret Road. Stone, who was being held at move about within an unlocked, is also someone at the pound kittens in need of good homes. within normal limits. Outlook is Wednesday. Chief Buiiding Inspector the mental hospital after his unguarded building, and that he stick and the results will available in 10 minutes. He was picked up on Avery from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday All of the animals put up for CORRAO, Christopher Peter, son of Peter and The cost of the test will be $7 and a registered questionable, and patient maybe arrest last month in Wallingford, had once had permission to move Street, through Friday. adoption are spayed or neu­ Cindy Panella Corrao of 3 Kimberly Drive, was born unconscious. Indications are un­ dietician will give information and counseling. The Rex, last week’s featured pet, July 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His slipped out of custody about 10; 30 about the hospital’s 1,000-acre The phone number at the tered, tested for feline leuke­ favorable, and there are major a m. and was still missing early grounds. test is open to the public by appointment only. For was claimed by his owner, but pound is 643-6642. If there is no mia, and are given their shots, maternal grandparents are Louise and George complications.” more information, call 647-6600. was back at the pound again on Panella of South Windsor. His paternal grandpar­ Inspector is on the lookout Thursday, police said. At the meeting in the hospital answer, call the police depart­ unless too young when adopted. Rodriguez said she could not Prior to Stone’s escape, 16 auditorium. Cappello announced Tuesday. ment at 646-4555. Anyone interested should call ents are Doris and Pete Corrao of San Diego. REPOLI, Amanda Mae Jacquelyn, daughter ot comment specifically on the people committed to state mental that a separate forensic wing The little Pekingese, found There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog any of the following numbers, in boy’s status, other than to say he hospitals by criminal courts had would be established for patients Volunteers wanted roaming near the pound, last and the new owner must have the home of volunteers: Colleen J.E. Repoliof461 Channing Drive, was bom July 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her was in serious condition. for pools with safety risks either walked away or escaped committed by the court or the The Voluntary Action Center of Greater Hartford week, still hasn’t been claimed. the dog licensed. Before being 666-7000, 242-2156, or 232-8317. The crash of Flight 232 killed since 1987. State Psychiatric Security Re­ needs volunteers. maternal grandparents are Maureen Gainey of Manchester and Michael Repoli of Concord, N.H. 110 of the 296 passengers, includ­ By Rick Santos then approximately 540 swimming pool deaths Police said Stone is not consi­ view Board. Since more than 400 agencies file their needs with ing two other Connecticut resi­ Manchester Herald occurred in 1988. This number would exclude the center. JOHNSON, Erik Richard , son of Aaron and Karen dents. Priscilla and Steven The­ Wait Johnson of South Windsor, was born July 21 at those victims pronounced dead on the scene and Among the volunteer classes being offered are: roux of Waterbury. Manchester residents trying to beat the heat not taken to hospitals. Learn How To Protect Children, Sept. 21 through Obituaries Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal The plane was flying from grandparents are Edward and Eleanor Wait of and humidity by taking a swim in their backyard To avoid injuries and deaths resulting from Seniors to benefit Sept. 28,9 a.m. to 1 p.m., for those able to participate Denver, Colo, to Chicago when it pools should be aware that someone is watching Rummer entertainment in backyard pools, in court hearings, make follow-up calls and write Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Ri­ was forced to make an emer­ director in 1977. He conducted chard and Nancy Johnson of Glastonbury. over them. building code regulations should be strictly reports on behalf of Connecticuts’ children.; and Irving H. Gustafson The Crouse-Kauber Funeral gency crash-landing in Sioux followed. Belval said. Time To Arrange, volunteers needed to organize a Home, Johnstown, Ohio, has research on such topics as Leo Belval. the town’s chief building inspector, Irving H. Gustafson. 84, of charge of arrangements. supersonic and hypersonic aero­ City. is on the watch this summer for swimming pools In-ground pools must be enclosed with a fence from new network sharing program that provides food for over 400 Westerville, Ohio, formerly of at least 4 feet high. The same goes for above families during the holiday season, flexible hours. dynamics, aircraft stability and in violation of the building code. By Maureen Leavitt A major goal of the network is Manchester, died Monday (July control, and automatic flight Public Meetings ground pools, unless the height of the pool’s walls Also, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, 31, 1989) at his home. James W. Clark Two extradited “Our concerns are for anyone who uses is at least 4 feet higher than the surface outside Manchester Herald for representatives from all net­ volunteers age 60 or older, to be a friend to parents systems. swimming pools, but more specifically for small work agencies to attend conferen­ He is survived by his stepson. James “Jim’’ W. Clark, 53, an He also led a team that the pool. Decks and ladders to enter the pool must with ill or handicapped children, no nursing Herbert Thompson of Wester­ children and for those who are not aware of the al.so be fenced in. Belval said. Thanks to a $4,000 federal ces involving particularly diffi­ assistant director of research at developed a gait analysis for Public meetings scheduled for tonight; in $4 murder grant, local and state human cult cases so that they can share experience required, flexible days and hours. ville; his brother, Clarence Gus­ the United Technologies Re­ fact that the building code has specific safety A pool, under Manchester regulations, is For more information, call 247-2580. Newington Children’s Hospital. requirements,” Belval said. service agencies are pooling their suggestions and solutions. tafson of Manchester; his sister, search Center in East Hartford, A memorial service was to be defined as any container that holds 250 gallons of Manchester DANBURY (AP) - 'The inspector said he is mainly concerned with water or is at least 2 feet high, he said. resources together to better serve Stein said although many agen­ Helen Gustafson of Manchester; died last weekend at his home in held today. Gov. Mario (Xiomo has signed and several nieces and nephews. Glastonbury. regulations regarding fencing around pools and The inspector also warned of the danger of the needs of the town’s elderly cies do interact on certain cases, Memorial donations may be Cheney National Historic District Commission, 50 governor’s warrants calling for electrical systems for pool filters. residents. the collective brainstorming A private funeral service was He joined the center in 1956 as a made to the Gait Analysis Labor­ Forest St., 5 p.m. faulty wiring. Public Records scheduled for today at the the extradition of two Connecticut "Both improper fencing and faulty wiring are Many accidents happen, he said, after people The Manchester Elderly Servi­ which will arise from the confer­ research engineer trainee. Since atory at Newington Children’s men on .second-degree murder ces Provider Network was ences will provide even more Fancher Cemetery in then, he held various positions the cause of many deaths and injuries every set up a do-it-yourself pool and run an extension Hospital, 181 East Cedar St., Bolton charges in the slaying of a year.” Belval said. formed in February and repre­ assistance. Westerville. until he was named assistant Newington 06111. cord from the filter to the house. This is Warranty deeds Board of Library Directors, Bentley Memorial Putnam County college student Although he could not recall any recent injuries dangerous because permanent electrical power sentatives from about a dozen The network might also point Library, 7; 30 p.m. last month. or drowning accidents in Manchester, the U.S. lines should be buried in the ground. Often the area organizations that assist the out to an agency which is Mary E. Auld to Richard P. and Susan M. Holmes. The warrants, signed Wednes­ Consumer Products Safety Commission esti­ extension cords are not properly insulated and elderly have met each month and handling a difficult case that it is day, are the first step in forcing have formed three handling the situation the best Teresa Road, $187,500. Deaths Elsewhere Coventry mates that more than 27,000 swimming pool- are especially hazardous near potential water E. Neal and Leona M. Hanrahan to Dana D. and Mark Brooks, 20, of Danbury and related accidents occurred last year in the sources or if it rains, he said. subcommittees. way it can. Shirley B. Cyr. 472 Hilliard St.. $160,000. Fair Housing Committee, Town Office Building Michael Mebert, 19, of Redding, United States. The estimate was based on Whether it be fences that are too low or faulty Some agencies involved in the ’’They may feel a little hit John F. and Mary E. Brewer to Carlos A. Almeida Julius Adams 7; 30 p.m. to return to New York state to information provided to the Consumer Products wiring, accidents often happen because people network include Manchester El­ better about how they are han­ rived in Winnipeg at 16 and Critics Award for “'rhe Dybbuk” Housing and Urban Development Rehabilitation face charges in the July 6 shotgun derly Outreach, the Visiting and Maria C. Almeida, Robin Estates, $212,000. studied at the University of at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Safety Commission from 62 hospitals nationwide. are not aware of safety regulations or ignore dling a particular case," Stein Edwin J. and Katherine Ciolkosz to Vicky M. NEW YORK (AP) - Julius J. Committee, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. death of 20-year-old Dean Lock- About 91 percent of the accident victims were them, he said. The inspector’s office tries to Nurses Association, the Man­ said. Adams, former managing editor Manitoba. Angeles. shiss of Brewster. New York. chester Area Conference of McKernan, 14 Fulton Road, $159,000. Within a few years, he co­ treated and released, and about 7 percent stayed catch swimming pool code violations during its of the Amsterdam News and Mebert and Brooks are accused in the hospital for further treatment, statistics routine summer inspections but Belval said they Churches, the Manchester Hous­ The network's first case confer­ other black newspapers, died founded the first professional of killing Lock.shiss after robbing ing Authority, Jefferson House, ence is scheduled for next month, theater in Winnipeg, the Manit­ show. can’t catch them ali. Wednesday at age 88 after a Luiz Gonzaga Thoughts him of $4 and making him beg for The commission does not release statistics There are many other aspects of the code, and the town Human Services and Stein said. lengthy illness. oba Theatre Centre, where he mercy. Health departments. Blank said the conferencing Current Quotations served as artistic director. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil concerning deaths, but the above statistics Belval said. For example, anyone repairing or Adams was managing editor of Cuomo’s office faxed a copy of appear to indicate about 2 percent of those taken installing a pool must have a building permit. Elderly Outreach received the network is worthwhile but in the Chicago Defender from 1929- In 1965, he began directing at (AP) — Luiz Gonzaga, a singer How can we nurture humility without becoming the signed warrants to Gov. grant from the North Central volves a heavy commitment from Stratford and became associate and accordion player who almost to hospitals for pool-related accidents die. If this Anyone wanting more information should 37 and held the same position at conceited about ourhumility? How can we grow and William O’Neill’s Hartford office is true, and the above estimates are accurate. contact the building inspector, he said. Area on Aging through the the other agencies. “President Bush must think a million times the Harlem-based Amsterdam artistic director four years later. singlehandedly popularized the become smarter and wiser, and yet not become Wednesday, said Anthony Dales- federal Older Americans Act, From 1974 to 1978, he was head of lilting music of Brazil’s rural condescending to those who are younger or less "It is an investment of their before embarking on such a reckless adventure. I News from 1938-50. sio. an inspector in the Danbury said Debbie Stein, co-coordinator time and effort and they may don’t think he has forgotten the truck bombing of the From 1950-53 he directed the television drama for the Cana­ northeast, died Wednesday of experienced than we? State’s Attorney's Office. of Elderly Outreach. dian Broadcasting Corp. pneumonia. He was 76. A few months ago a newspaper couldn’t find a never be involved in a case in a American Marine base at Beirut airport." —• Sheik Global News Syndicate, and later Certified warrants signed by The one-year grant was used to direct way," Blank said. Abbas Mousawi, a senior leader of the Iran- became general manager of the He also guided productions for At first considered lowbrow, delivery person in our neighborhood. So. they put up Cuomo were expected to be hand Excavator digs up weapons cache hire a consultant to help facilitate supported group Hezbollah, suggesting his group New York Age newspaper. Ottawa’s National Arts Centre, Gonzaga popularized the “baiao” boxes beside our mailboxes for delivery. Now delivered to O’Neill’s office for the network, Stein said. Thomas Beside case conferencing, the Toronto Arts Productions, Young and “forro” music. With his moon extended period of time. “It’s oiaie puiice emergency servi­ would launch a new wave of terrorism if the United Adams joined the New York instead of hiding from the world in my pajamas and his signature today, Dalessio HARTFORD (AP) - An appar­ ces personnel and state Depart­ Blank, faculty associate with the network is also working to States takes any military action over the hostage State Division of Human Rights Peoples Theatre and the Shaw face and trademark leather hat, sticking my hand under the door to fetch the paper, I .said. ently long-buried cache of World obviously some kind of dump.” he Travelers Center on Aging in improve the geriatric mental and Festival. Gonzaga became a nationally said. ment of Environmental Protec­ crisis in Lebanon. as assistant director of education get dressed, drink a cup of coffee as I walk across The warrants will authorize the War Il-era bazooka rockets and tion officials went to the scene, Storrs, was hired as the network medical services in town, Stein in 1959 and became executive He won the Outer Circle Critics’ known figure. the street to get the morning paper. Now that I have troopers to bring the men to other U.S. military equipment While doing excavation work, consultant. said. Award for “Saint Joan” at the Gonzaga’s greatest success the private contractor discovered which was near an access road “Our motto ought to be ‘In Bombs We Trust.’’’ — assistant to the chairman before caffeine racing through my blood, waking me up to a Hartford from Bridgeport, where was accidently uncovered near near the northwest corner of the Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., decrying ever- retiring in 1972. Lincoln Center in New York, an was “Asa Blanca,” or “White world that has been awake hours ago, I have begun they are being held as fugitives. Bradley International Airport three 40mm anti-tank bazooka Obie Award for off-Broadway Wing.” rockets that bore the date 1943, airport property, state police mounting military spending after the Senate He is survived by his wife, greeting the new days with some delight. Once in Hartford, a hearing Wednesday by a private excava­ said. Olive; two daughters, Julie production of “AC-DC” at the One day as I was thanking God for such a bright should allow them to be released tordoing work for the installation 150 rounds of 30mm machine gun approved a $295 billion authorization bill Chelsea Theatre, and the Drama ammunition and about 16 jars of Most of the items, which Wednesday. Strandberg and Carolyn Adams day, I think God inspired me to see that not only was to New York state troopers. of gas lines, state police said. included batteries and weapon In Memoriam the world a round me making a beginning, but that in State police have ruled out an unidentified liquid about eight Kahn; two grandchildren and a Bridgeport Superior Court feet below the surface, state cleaning equipment, were re­ BIG-TIME nephew. In Memoriam In loving memory of James W. all things, in each new day. I am also a beginner. Judge George N. 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4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aiig. 3, 1989 MANCHESTER HEHALI) Thiirsfl.-.y Aiir n;:-i A Kenyan Housing agency Former regulators now promote Seabrook plant authorities CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - With­ licensing fight. But plant officials any of these legal costs have to be out fanfare, Seabrook nuclear New Hampshire Yankee. Sea­ make nuclear plant licensing Manchester indicate. About 80 and consultants deny that the incurred,” Seabrook spokesman brook’s operator, and now is easier. percent of that went to Tourtel- expands program power plant owners have as­ battle is lopsided. Rob Williams said. "W e think A arrest 3 sembled a team of formerfederal Yankee’s director of emergency — Craig Conklin, who super­ lotte’s firm. “ It isn’t a matter of money and that it would be much more plan licensing. vised a consulting firm that In addition, Seabrook’s owners regulators to help win an operat­ it isn’t a matter of people. It’s a By Judd Everhart positive sign of accomplishment. beneficial if these funds were — Muntzing. AEC director of helped develop off-site emer­ in 1988 racked up $2.3 million in HARTFORD (AP) - Three ing license for the long-delayed, matter of what are the facts that spent on improving emergency The Associated Press Although Wheeler said the $6.1 billion reactor. regulation from 1971-75 and now a gency respon.se plans for Sea­ bills to Ropes & Grdy, the law men believed to be poachers have are related to health and safety," planning.” orders came from O’Neill, Jon L. consultant who was an energy brook. He left the firm in 1987 to firm that has worked on the been arrested in Kenya in connec­ The list of Seabrook consultants said L. Manning Muntzing, “ It really will end up costing HARTFORD — State housing Sandberg, the governor’s press adviser to Ronald Reagan and join the NRC in its northeast plant’s licensing from the begin­ tion with the ambush of an and employees includes one ex­ former AEC director of regula­ the ratepayers more in the end.” officials, who’ve come under fire secretary, said O’Neill issued no George Bush during their presi­ regional office, and now he helps ning, Williams .said. Ropes & Audubon Society wildlife-viewing commissioner and three other tion and now a Seabrook Williams said. over the past two years for not specific directive to Papandrea. dential campaigns. review Seabrook’s on-site em er­ Gray is ’s top-grossing law tour that left a Connecticut former officials of the Nuclear consultant. Seabrook’s current and recent spending money that was availa­ Sandberg did say the governor — William Doub, an AEC gency re.sponse plans. firm. woman dead, Kenyan officials Regulatory Commission or its “ I think that the commission helpers include: ble for affordable housing, now made it clear that he wants the commissioner from 1971-74. now In general, the consulting help In ail, Williams said Seabrook said. predecessor, the Atomic Energy will evaluate the arguments and appear ready to do something — Terry Harpster. who helped a partner in Muntzing’s law firm. does not come cheap. officials estimated spending $4 Kenya Police Commissioner agency to move on housing Commission, according to docu­ about it. make its decision based on the review Seabrook’s evacuation — JamesTourtellotte. a former In 1988. Seabrook’s owners paid million to $5 million on the Phillip Kilonzo and Minister for programs for which money has ments compiled by and inter­ merits. They’re not going to look Housing Commissioner John F. plans for several years in the NRC staff lawyer who is now a more than $1 million to consul­ licensing effort in 1988. That Tourism and Wildlife Katana already been authorized. views with The Associated Press. at who’s spending what,” Muntz­ Papandrea and his deputy, Mi­ Northeast regional office. He left consultant. With the NRC in the tants working solely on getting includes salaries of four perman­ Ngala announced the arrests in Brown, the deputy commis­ One man who formerly re­ ing said. u the agency in May 1986 to head up chael F. Brown, were to announce early 1980s, Tourtellotte headed the license, records filed in June ent New Hampshire Yankee Nairobi, where the men w'ere sioner, said his "directions were viewed Seabrook’s emergency “ We think it’s unfortunate that off-site emergency planning for plans today for the construction an agency task force that tried to in the U S. Bankruptcy Court in licensing officials. being held Wednesday. to get the housing units in the plans for the NRC’s northeast of 3,000 housing units by No­ pipeline moving. regional office now is director of Officials said the men were vember 1990. found with large axes and knives "A fter examining the system, emergency plan licensing for The project will cost $300 used to hack and shear a tusk off this (3,000 units) is what I have New Hampshire Yankee, Sea- © The Amertcan Ibbacco Co, 1989. million in bonds that have been an elephant or a horn off a determined, and recommended brook’s operator. authorized over the past three rhinoceros. to (Papandrea) that it looks like In the otherdirection, a consul­ budget years but never used. The three men, whose identities we have the resources to get.” tant who helped draft off-site Housing Department spokes­ were not available, were arrested Brown said. emergency plans for Seabrook man William Wheeler said Gov. now works for the NRC. He is Tue.sday near Tsavo National He said the November 1990 William A. O’Neill has made it helping to review Seabrook’s Park, where the Audubon tour completion date had nothing to do clear he wants the agency to get on-site emergency plans — and, was attacked July 27. authorities r .* 1 going. with the election but rather was on several recent occasions — has said. The men had two assault picked so that the department “ That is the mandate,” said defended them. rifles and other weapons used in Wheeler. could have an up-to-date progress Seabrook critics say these poaching, officials said. » report to give to the General "November 1990 of course is a examples highlight the unhealthy Marie Esther Ferraro. 51, of significant date for the gover­ Assembly when it convenes in Bethany, was killed in the am­ relationship between the NRC nor,’’ Wheeler said, referring to January 1991. bush and Allen Sullivan, 66, of and the nuclear industry. the fact that O’Neill faces re- The $300 million has been Fairfield, was in.iured. Ferraro’s "The single biggest problem election next year. authorized over the past three Nobody has body is to be returned to the with this agency is it is too cozy A major housing expansion years by the General Assembly. United States today. with the industry it is supposed to project is just the sort of thing Of the total. $120 million was Also Wednesday, a spokesman /•,. ..1 ,. ..1. i be regulating,” said Stephen politicians like to be able to point approved for 1989-90, the current for the U.S. State Department Jonas, a Massachusetts deputy to around election time as a budget year, Wheeler said. said the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi attorney general. "This has been had suggested a travel advisory Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald a problem fora longtime. It’s one for Kenya more than a week BREAKFAST BREAK — John and apartment on 370 Main St. Tuesday. of the reasons the NRC was before the attack but that the Debbie Hoffman take a break with their They were moving to another apartment Report faults gas formed in the first place.” advisory was not issued until the dog, Sarge, during their move from their next door. The old AEC, with a mandate to day after the ambush. both promote and regulate nu­ clear power, was split into the Officials said that Somalians — the C olton NRC and the Department of living in Somalia northeast of for global warming Energy in 1975. But Jonas said Kenya or in Kenya — have little has changd. engaged in heavy poaching in By Christopher Callahan he’s speaking for NRDC on this southeastern Kenya. Estate may not cover debts "The promotion has become The Associated Press subject," Cavanagh said. more subtle, that’s all, but no less Officials said they do not Scientists believe gases such as pervasive.” he said. believe that recent assaults on WASHINGTON - A study that carbon dioxide and methane " I t ’s made worse by the fact tourists in Kenya are linked incurred by dead developer says natural gas is more of a allow warmth from the sun to you have what sometimes seems except that the poachers in some catalyst for global warming than pass through to the earth’s like a revolving door between the ca.ses may have been startled by oil heat has ignited a rhetorical surface, but block outgoing radia­ utilities and the agency.’’ HARTFORD (AP) -Thedebts investigation. the tours. Cotter appointed Hartford attor­ war between the two industries. tion. raising the planet’s temper­ left by the late John P. Cotter Jr. Seabrook outspent its oppo­ comhinadon ney Roger P, Morgan to be Thomas Amolo. second secre­ The letter charged that a Natural gas representatives ature in the same way a green­ nents by about 5-1 last year in the may be too much to be covered by executor of his will. tary in charge of political affairs former business partner of Cot­ say the study, issued Wednesday, house stays warm. the estate of the former devel­ Killian said it appeared possi­ at the Kenyan Embassy in ter’s, developer Anthony Gala- is- flawed and biased because it Abrahamson said oil heat puts oper, who allegedly shot himself ble Cotter’s debts and financial . Washington, D.C.. said the men zan. and a CHFA official had was paid for by the oil industry, much more carbon dioxide into 1 and his family to death three obligations may be greater than who ambushed two of three vans conspired to cheat the agency out but others defend the author as a the atmosphere than the amount weeks ago. a probate judge has the value of the estate, but an on a Connecticut Audubon Society of more than $1 million. The letter leading expert on the greenhouse of methane escaping from natu­ Speeders .said. exact figure for the debts is not tour last week may have thought alleged that Galazan and senior effect. ral gas pipelines. But he said Lowest “ There is a strong indication available. the vehicles were moving toward CHFA underwriter Nicholas Tor- The New England Fuel Insti­ methane causes 30 to 70 times here that Mr. Cotter’s assets are them. Parsons declined comment on neo, had inflated the estimated tute, an oil industry group based more greenhouse heating than jeopardize not sufficient to pay his debts.” ToA/ / o , 012 the proceedings. costs of two Middletown CHFA- in Watertown. Mass., commissi­ carbon dioxide, an estimate the in tar. The Kenyan government has Judge Robert K. Killian .said ' ^ L o funded rehabilitation projects in oned University of Minnesota stepped up its crackdown on Wednesday at a hearing on the Cotter’s badly decomposed gas industry called grossly in­ e s r order to obtain more agency Professor Dean E. Abrahamson poaching since Wildlife Director Cotter estate. “ If that’s the case, body and tho.se of his wife Anne, flated. Gas representatives said road funds 2 money. to compare the effects of oil heat . Richard Leakey took office in the estate will be insolvent. 44, son John P. Cotter III. 17. and the figure is between 10 percent (1 mg.) and natural gas on global NEW HAVEN (AP) - More March, Gamerangershave killed daughter Julia, 21, were found The fir.st project was the and 30 percent. Creditors w’ill have 210 days to warming. than 83 percent of highway more than 20 poachers since make their claim” July 10 in the fam ily’s spacious renovation of the Arriwani Hotel The study said global warming Abrahamson, a physicist, is a drivers defy the 55-mph speed U ltra low January. Cotter’s mother attended (he Woodside Circle home. Police in Middletown, a property Cotter from natural gas would exceed public policy professor at the limit despite a state police hearing with Cotter’s lawyer, believe Cotter, 47. shot his family had sold to Galazan in May 1988. the global heating from oil if 1 university’s Humbert H. Humph­ crackdown on speeders, a fact Willis G. Parsons, Several credi­ to death using a revolver and a The .second project involved the percent to 2 percent of the natural rey Institute of Public Affairs and gas is lost. that could cost the state nearly $4 nicotine. Parole denied tors were also present, including shotgun before shooting himself renovation of four buildings Cot­ co-chairman of the school’s Coun­ million in federal highway aid, one man who identified himself in the head with a shotgun. ter owned on Main Street in Abrahamson said he found that cil of Environmental Quality. He state officials said. only as an investor in Cotter’s St. Middletown. In that deal Galazan 0.13 percent of the gas is lost in in fatal heist The mystery surrounding the edited and co-wrote "The Chal­ Federal highway money can be (0.1 mg.) John’s Square Associates Li­ was to buy the buildings and production and 0.54 percent is deaths deepened when police lenge of Global Warming,” a book withheld if more than half the mited Partnership, a group with receive a $2.5 million CHFA loan reported ‘.‘unaccounted for” in .searching the Cotter home di.sco- sponsored by the Natural Resour­ vehicles monitored at 25 state SOMERS (A P) — One of the properties in Middletown. in July when he was supposed to interstate transmission. The gas vered an accusatory letter Cotter ces Defense Council, an environ­ checkpoints are exceeding 55 women who helped carry out a Killian ordered that the execu­ complete renovation of the industry representatives say wrote .some days before his mental group. He serves on the mph. Waterbury armored car robbery tor of Cotter’s estate draw up an buildings. their figures are much lower. alleged suicide. The letter des­ council’s board of trustees. “ I really don’t know what it will in which three guards were killed inventory of Cotter’s as.sets and cribed alleged fraud in the Torneo has denied allegations Ted Kinne, vice president at the The Abrahamson study, which take to get people to slow down, has been returned to prison after present them to the court within Connecticut Housing Finance Au­ of fraud, and Galazan has de­ Interstate Natural Gas Associa­ included surveys of 40 Northeast but ultimately, it is up to the being denied parole. two months. Before his death. thority and .set off a .state clined comment on the issue. tion of America, an industry utilities, also concluded that gas motorists,” said state police The state Parole Board denied group representing pipeline com­ companies report 1 percent to 6 spokeswoman Marcie Stamm. Donna Couture Souza parole panies, said the study “ is clearly percent of the gas “ unaccounted "They have to realize that it is during a hearing at Somers State biased towards oil. It is obvious for.” And that. Abrahamson said, vital for them to obey the speed Prison on Tue.sday because of the does not include gas that escapes 3 Escapee charged in robberies who is paying for this study.” limit, not just in terms of losing .. . .seriousness of her offense, said Abrahamson, at a news confer­ at the user’s end. funding, but also for safety Parole Board Chairman Henry NORW ALK (A P) — A 2.5-year- Officials with the Connecticut weeks by threatening to detonate ence sponsored by the New Abrahamson said the worst reasons,” Stamm said. The taste Bi.s.sonnette. old escapee from a state-run drug Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commi.s- a hand grenade if store em­ England Fuel Institute, defended case he discovered was Boston State police began a major “ There were a lot of victims to treatment center has been ar­ sion, which oversees the drug ployees did not give him cash. the independence of his study. Gas Co., which would account for campaign this spring to slow this crim e,’ ’ Bissonnette said. rested and charged with robbing treatment centers, said confiden­ "H e ’d go in with what appeared “ The Oil Task Force put twice as much total greenhouse motorists on highways. Although that’s right The victims “ were .just three a gas station and an electronics tiality rules prohibited them from absolutely no constraints” on the heating when compared to oil if the percentage of speeders has people trying to do their jobs” store by threatening employees saying whether Greco had been a to be a hand grenade, pull the pin, study, he said. the unaccounted for gas was all increased, arrests for speeding Souza is currently serving a with a fake hand grenade, patient at Berk.shire Woods. and threaten to blow the place up Ralph Cavanagh, co-directorof lost in leaks. have also jumped, she said. for me!’ prison term of 12‘A years to life Gary Greco of Bridgeport was if they didn’t give him the the council’s energy program, In the first six months of the Greco was charged with two But the American Gas Associa­ for three counts of felony murder arrested at his home Wednesday money,’’ said Norwalk police Lt. said "the suggestion that Dean year, state troopers issued 102,995 counts of first degree robbery and tion said the unaccounted for gas in the $1.8 million robbery of the by police from Bridgeport and Jeff Finch. Abrahamson is some kind of three counts of Lailure to appear in all utilities includes gas theft, speeding summonses, compared Purolator depot in Waterburv in Norwalk. Stratford police also have a hired gun to fit the needs of a with 76,102 during the same to answer charges for previous meter inaccuracies and other 1979. State police issued a warrant warrant for Greco’s arrest on client is preposterous.” narcotics and forgery arrests in factors in addition to leaks. period last year, Stamm said. Souza is the former wife of for Greco’s arrest in March on Norwalk. He is being held on a robbery charges in that city and "Dean would be on almost Highway accidents decreased Donald Couture, a co-defendant charges that he escaped from the $116,000 bond pending arraign­ Norwalk police are investigating anybody’s short list of nationally The gas association estimated by 10 percent, injuries by 13 in the case. Both were convicted Berkshire Woods Chemical De­ ment in Norwalk Superior Court the possibility that Greco may recognized experts on global that about 0.4 percent of the gas is percent and fatalities by 19 with another couple, Lawrence pendence Treatment Center, a on Thur.sday. have committed similar hand warming. But that doesn’t mean lost in leaks. percent in the first six months of Pelletier and Evelyn Vega, in state-run drug treatment center Greco is charged with holding grenade robberies in New York the year, Stamm said. planning and carrying out the at Fairfield Hills Hospital in up a Norwalk gas station and an City, according to Norwalk Police S 3B D < $ From October 1988 to De­ robbery. Newtown. electronics store in the last two Lt. Arthur Arway. cember 1988,85 percent of drivers on Connecticut’s highways ex­ ceeded the speed limit. From Heaith^ S ourcr January through March of this PROVIDING TAX AND year, 78 percent defied the limit, "TST" a t MANCHESTER and from April through June, the FINANCIAL A C C O U N TIN G ■ ■ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL percentage of speeders was 83.3 SERVICES TO SUMMER percent. SENIOR CIRCLE Some state legislators involved 1 BUSINESSES AND in highway and state police issues SUMMER IS AN LECTURE SERIES suggested the crackdown could INDIVIDUALS be failing because the state police EXCELLENT TIME presents rely heavily on unmarked cars. TO PLANT! Sen. Marie Herbst, D-Vernon, the co-chairman of the Legislature’s DIAGNOSIS, THERAPY public safety committee said W AND REHABILITATION “ visw is what’s important.” State Sen. Thomas Upson. Choose from our colorful OF R-Waterbury, who last year tried selection of flowering plants to RESPIRATORY AILMENTS unsuccesfully to raise the speed limit to 60 mph on rural stretches fill in those summer bare spots. of highway, agreed that marked led by the police cruisers cause drivers to MMH PULMONARY slow down. •Quality •Selection •Service Upson also suggested that SERVICES DEPARTMENT speeding fines be posted on highway signs as a way to deter If. n. igdalsky, M.S.T. speeders. Wednesday, August 9 Any federal attempt to reduce Certified Public Accountant Whitham Nursery funding would follow “ a long 6 p.m. regulatory path,” during which Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 H. LCUISE RUDDELL AUDITCRIUM the state could contest the cut, 150 North Main Street Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M, said Tom Klimek, an engineer for SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking t h e Federal Highway Manchester, Connecticut “ If you can’t find it elsewhere MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Administration. Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, check with us! ’ ’ After seeing the most recent 647-4810 This program is free and open to the public. data on speeders, Klimek said King Size Soil Pack: 1 mg. "lai", 0.1 mg. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. V' "Connecticut is in danger” of nicotine av. per cigarette by FlC inelhod. losing funds. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3. 1989 - 7 NATION & WORLD Pilot association Jury finds GTE si libeled by network IN CONGRESS seeking to block Government says CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP)- - tions and credibility. Home Shopping Network libeled “ The jury heard a lengthy and GTE Corp. when it blamed its complex presentation of techni­ trading crackdown Showdown over defense looms release of tapes phone system for lost sales, ruled cal issues, and it understood that a jury that awarded the commun­ the GTE companies had provided WASHINGTON (AP) — In passing the About the cuts made by the House, Nunn missile. And they removed all of the $100 Bv David Briscoe ications giant $100 million in quality service and equipment to $295-billion military authorization bill, the information from crash tapes. said: “ We will be very interested in hearing million for the Midgetman. The Associated Press damages. help a small company grow very is oniy beginning Democratic-controlled Senate sets the their logic. It doesn’t leap out at you.” As the Senate completed work on the bill, The tape of Delta Flight 1141’s GTE argued that the television quickly into a major business,” stage for a clash with the House over key Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., decried the last 30 minutes includes conver­ The Senate bill, which conforms closely WASHINGTON (AP) - Fed­ retailer’s problems were the said James C. Carideo, GTE elements of President Bush’s strategic ever-mounting spending for the military. sation and joking on the taxiway result of bungled management, Florida vice president and gen­ CHICAGO (AP) — Indictments upon conviction. to Bush’s recommendations, calls for a eral safety officials and airline weapons programs. modest cut of $400 million in the $4.9 billion “ This Congress — a bipartisan majority about news coverage of other not its phone system. eral counsel. of 46 commodities traders repres­ Most of those indicted are pilots are trying to get Congress ent only the opening salvo in the The Senate, which approved the bill 95-4 request for the Star Wars antimissile of this Congress -- has approved $2.2 trillion crashes, Jesse Jackson’s politics “ We are very disappointed with Home Shopping Network re­ charged with multiple counts to ban broadcast of tapes from the jury’s verdict, and we will government s crackdown on cor­ Wednesday, left relatively intact the shield. of the $2.3 trillion requested for defense and Marilyn Quayle’s looks. ported more than $8.4 billion in such as pre-arranged trading, cockpit voice recorders reco­ appeal the decision imme­ ruption at the world’s two largest dollars and the structure of the strategic It endorses, the B-2 stealth bomber if it spending during this decade alone,” The crew also joked that a revenue for the first six months of racketeering conspiracy and in­ vered from airliner accidents. diately,” said Nando DiFilippo, futures exchanges, according to weapons programs. The House last week meets flight test and radar-evasion stand­ Hatfield said. plane wreck would one day the year. Home Shopping Net­ come tax fraud in schemes that The Federal Aviation Adminis­ Home Shopping Network’s execu­ the prosecutor. made deep cuts denounced by the White ards. It takes only a token $300 million bite “ We seem to have lost sight of the fact expose their gleeful cockpit con­ work, which replaced the GTE allegedly bilked hundreds of tration and the Air Line Pilots tive vice president and general “ This is an ongoing investiga­ House as irresponsible both in terms of from the administration’s $4.7 billion that every dollar we spend on bombs and versation to the public. The phones with another system, customers out of profits in Association deplored Wednesday counsel. tion, not a concluded investiga­ national security and arms control. request for the bat-winged aircraft. bullets means that we are underfunding conversation involved the cabin reported nearly $730 million in thousands of trades, said the court-ordered release of a Home Shopping Network sued sales last year but its stock has tion,” U.S. Attorney Anton Valu- “ In my judgment, this will be the most 'The Senate also backed the $1.1 billion programs to meet the nation’s desperate crew and a flight attendant. Valukas. recording from a Delta Air Lines GTE in September 1987, claiming dropped from the mid-$40s in 1987 kas told reporters Wednesday. difficult conference in a decade,” said Sen. request to make the MX missile a mobile human needs: health care, education, war The tape ends with a scream He wouldn’t say how much John Warner of Virginia, ranking Republi­ it lost millions of calls and $500 to less than $4 a share. "This is the first step in what we rather than a stationary target by placing on drugs, low income housing, AIDS plane that crashed in Dallas a and the sound of the plane money customers may have lost can on the Senate Armed Services Commit­ the weapons on railway cars. research. year ago. Both FAA and ALPA million in potential sales in 1986 will be doing,” hesaid, addingthe to the alleged fraud but called the breaking apart. Viewers can only buy Home tee. “ But I’m confident that we can emerge And it left intact the $100 million “ Our motto ought to be ‘In Bombs We said they would seek legislation and early 1987 because GTE investigation “ will continue as amount “ significant.” Duffy said scores of pilots Shopping Network merchandise with a bill which will meet the president’s earmarked for the single-warhead Midget- Trust,” ’ Hatfield said. keeping the automatically re­ telephone equipment could not long as there are viable allega­ Fourteen of those charged have called or sent messages to urge as long as the item is being basic policy goals.” man missile. In other action Wednesday, the Senate: corded tapes secret, except for handle the volume of calls. tions of misconduct.” agreed to plead guilty and cooper­ action. He said many indicated GTE, based In Stamford, displayed on the screen. The After a 2'.'i-year undercover “ It’s going to be very difficult,” said Sen. The House took a sharply different —Brushed aside a final attempt to change transcripts of material relevant Tampa-based network said it lost ate with investigators, according Sam Nunn, D-Ga., the committee chair­ they were “ ready and willing” to Conn., countersued, arguing the FBI investigation, 46 traders at course. the administration’s strategic blueprint, to safety investigations. 42 million calls when as much as to government sources, who man. “ There are more profound differen­ disconnect the recorders, al­ over-expansion, competition and the Chicago Board of Trade and Members strictly limited production of sidetracking a proposal to restrict the The five-member National 50 percent of its incoming calls spoke on condition of anonymity. ces with the House than we have had for a though he acknowledged such an customer dissatisfaction, rather Chicago Mercantile Exchange the B-2 bomber, pressing the Pentagon to Pentagon’s ability to conduct anti-satellite Transportation Safety Board, never reached sales operators Some futures traders and de­ long, long time.” act “ probably would have been than insufficient equipment, were accused of systematically produce a program far cheaper than the $70 tests. which is still investigating the because of the allegedly faulty fense lawyers characterized Nunn was asked how he will enter the biliion price tag for 132 planes now —Urged Bush to continue development of illegal.” caused Home Shopping Net­ conspiring to skim profits from most of those indicted as small­ Dallas crash that killed 14 of the equipment. conference that opens Sept. 8. “ Well envisioned. the Marine Corps’ V-22 Osprey, the FAA spokesman Fred Farrar work’s losses. customer accounts and attempt­ time players and guessed that the more than 100 people aboard the armed,” he replied. They slashed the Star Wars request by tilt-rotor aircraft the administration sought said pilots who disable the The Attoclaled PreM A Pinellas County jury Wednes­ Home Shopping was cited for ing to hide earnings from the government was using them to flight, called a special board How does he expect to emerge? “ Alive,” $1.8 billion and deleted $502 million to cancel. The Osprey takes off like a loop-tape devices could be sub­ day rejected Home Shopping $20 million of the total award, Internal Revenue Service. net bigger prey. BLAST OFF — The U.S. Navy successfully launched a Nunn said. intended to help make the MX a mobile helicopter but can fly like a plane. meeting to decide its position on ject to a $1,000 fine and suspen­ Network’s $1.5 billion suit, in­ with $40 million each levied “ This probe is part of an “ These appear to be small fish the issue today. sion of their pilot’s certification. Trident II missile Wednesday off the coast of Florida. An stead awarding GTE Florida and against Home Shopping Chair­ expanding Department of Justice who extended the rules and The pilots union withdrew GTE Communications $50 million man Roy Speer and President crackdown on white-collar crime Farrar said he could recall no earlier attempted launch of the new missile had been regulations at times that Big Wednesday a threat to order its each for damage to their reputa­ Lowell Paxson. in all its various guises, from Wall incident where a pilot had taken postponed. Brother was watching,” said one 41,000 members to disable the Street to (Chicago’s) LaSalle trader who spoke on the condition House backs public abortion funds such action. recorders. Union president Street to Main Street with all of anonymity. Farrar said that immediately stops in between,” said U.S. Henry A. Duffy said he was Attorney Thomas Royce, re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Abortion rights The bill, which then would go to the Senate, Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services confident that Congress would after word that Texas District Attorney General Dick Thorn­ presenting indicted Japanese yen supporters are jubilantly predicting the provides $532 million in federal funds and case, abortion rights advocates said. They correct the problem. Judge Adolph Canales had or­ burgh, who came to Chicago to futures trader Gary Wright, said House’s surprise rejection of a new allows local spending to form the district’s ‘Dove’ dominates Emmy choices said that with surveys showing most dered the Delta tapes released, announce the indictments. “ No other workers in America he expects the investigation to restriction on abortion signals a turnaround municipal budget for next year. Americans still support the right to choose the agency began considering “ The activities uncovered at are subjected to routine, constant widen. that will gather political steam. abortion, Thursday’s battle showed law­ UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) - The for John Gielgud and Jane Seymour and star Fred Sayage was nominated as best these exchanges, the largest of The delay gave anti-abortion forces a tape recording of the perfor­ ways to prevent such action in the The government doesn’t spend In a dramatic roll call that stunned CBS miniseries “ Lonesome Dove” domi­ supporting honors for Polly Bergen. It also lead actor in a comedy series. Robert their type in the world, cannot be final shot at recouping their loss, but it makers know their constituents are watch­ mance of their duties, so the mere future. millions — as they did here — and lawmakers on both sides, the House voted ing them. nated the nominations for the prime-time was nominated for directing. Picardo was nominated as best guest actor tolerated." seemed unlikely they would find enough existence of the cockpit voice “ We are very disappointed. We bring in the attorney general and 219-206 Wednesday against banning public “ There is more emphasis on voting Emmy Awards today, closely followed by Other major winners of nominations in a comedy series for his role as the gym The four separate indictments, lawmakers willing to reverse themselves agree with the pilots right down the FBI director if they’re only financing of all abortions in the District of records in this issue now,” Chairman recorder is an invasion of pri­ NBC’s “ L A. Law” and the ABC miniseries were ABC’s “ The Wonder Years” with 14 instructor Mr. Cutlip and Maxine Stuart covering 1,275 pages and 608 on such a high-profile issue within 24 hours. seeking 46 guys,” he said. Columbia. As the final tally became Julian Dixon, D-Calif., of the Appropria­ vacy,” Duffy said. the line. This is an unwarranted “ War and Remembrance.” nominations, ABC’s “ Thirtysomething” was nominated as best guest actress as counts, allege that brokers trad­ The amendment would have banned the Thornburgh. FBI Director Wil­ apparent, pro-choice lawmakers on the tions District of Columbia subcommittee He said pilots have agreed to invasion of privacy,” Farrar “Lonesome Dove,” based on the Pulitzer with 13, CBS’ “ Murphy Brown” with 11, Mrs. Carples. It also received three ing for their own accounts as well use of federal or district funds to perform liam Sessions and Wendy chamber’s floor embraced each other and said after the vote. “ The politics of it has have the recorders installed on said He said it was the first time Prize-winning Western novel by Larry NBC’s “ The Golden Girls” with 10 and nominations for directing and four for as customers’ accounts system­ any abortions during the 1990 federal fiscal Gramm, chairman of the federal roared with emotion. been turned up somewhat.” the condition that they be used in his memory that an actual McMurtry, received 18 nominations, in­ Fox’s “ The Tracey Ullman Show” with 10. writing. atically and illegally cheated year, which begins Oct. 1. Commodity Futures Trading It was the first congressional showdown “ People since Webster understand this only for the purposes of safety cockpit audio recording had been cluding best miniseries and acting nods to The syndicated series “ Star Trek. The customers with the cooperation of Commission, flew into Chicago on the issue since the Supreme Court Instead, the bill now would liberalize game is for real now,” said another investigations and that they aired publicly. Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Duvall. Diane Next Generation” and CBS’ “ The Beauty “ Murphy Brown” got the only other “ locals” — traders trading only for the news conference. decision last month enhancing state author­ current law by allowing the district to spend lawmaker who backs the right to abortion. never be released for public Lane, Danny Glover and Glenne Headly. It and the Beast ” each got eight nominations. writing nomination. for their own accounts. Previous recordings of sounds Ms. Gramm called the indict­ ity to limit abortion, and a reversal of a its own money for abortions and permitting Rep. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. broadcast. also received nominations for directing and Sixteen of the defendants were and voice aboard airliners prior The Academy of Television Arts & Other nominees for best miniseries were ments the “ first results of the 222-186 House vote on the same question last the use of federal funds in cases of rape, Supporters of the defeated provision writing. charged with violating the fed­ “ No pilot wants to hear broad­ to crashes came from communi­ Sciences handed out 364 nominations. NBC NBC’s “ I Know My First Name is Steven,” most extensive and aggressive summer. Abortion rights advocates said it incest or to save the mother’s life. Current credited the high court’s ruling with NBC’s “ L A. Law” took 17 nominations eral Racketeer Influenced Cor­ cast to the public the agonized cations between pilots and air received the most with 103, followed by CBS PBS’ “ A Perfect Spy” and ABC’s “ The law enforcement effort in the was the first time since 1980 that the House law forbids the use of federal or district making the abortion issue a more delicate as best drama series and in eight acting rupt Organizations Act, which screams of his colleagues the with 95 and ABC with 85. Other nomina­ Women of Brewster Place.” financial area, ever.” had rejected an effort to restrict public funds in Washington unless the mother’s one. But they also blamed their loss on traffic control centers. Those categories, including Michael Tucker, carries the stiffest penalties, up moment before they die in a fiery tions: PBS 32, syndicated shows 21, Fox 12, Four undercover FBI agents financing for abortions. life is at stake. freshmen lawmakers more sympathetic to tapes are regularly released after Susan Dey and Jill Eikenberry as best lead CBS’ “ Beauty and the Beast,” ABC’s to 20 years in prison. These crash,” Duffy told a news confer­ Home Box Office eight, Disney two and secretly tape-recorded, observed The House postponed until today a final But the effect of the measure’s rejection abortion than the legislators they replaced, accidents, but the cockpit voice actors and Larry Drake, Jimmy Smits, “ China Beach, ” ABC’s “ thirtysomething” charges also empower the go­ ence. The crew of the Delta flight Lifetime, Turner Broadcasting Systems, and even participated on ex­ vote on the legislation to which the abortion carried well beyond the capital’s borders, and to misleading lobbying by their recorders pickup all conversation Richard Dysart, Michelle Greene, Susan and CBS' “ Wiseguy” were nominees as vernment to freeze defendants’ all survived. Turner Network Television and USA cable change floors in the illegal provision was offered as an amendment. thanks to the high court’s July 3 ruling in the opponents. in the cockpit, including casual Ruttan and Amanda Plummer in support­ best drama series along with “ L A Law.” assets before trial for seizure Duffy said the Delta tape’s networks with one each. transactions. comments. ing roles. The show also won two directing Comedy series nominees along with “ The release was insensitive and a and three writing nominations. The late Lucille Ball has been voted the violation of pilots' agreements Duffy also scored news media Wonder Years” were NBC’s “Cheers.” academy’s Governors Award. CBS’ “ Designing Women. “ NBC’s “ The with federal investigators. He that aired the recordings, saying, The 30-hour miniseries “ War and Re ABC’s “ The Wonder Years” was nomi­ Golden Girls” and NBC’s “’Murphy said the public’s right to know “ the press sometimes lets sensa­ membrance” won 15 nominations, includ­ nated as best comedy series and its young Brown.” was not at issue since federal tionalism win out over responsi­ ing best miniseries and lead acting awards A Great Night! investigators release all relevant ble reporting. ” National police group divided The Plaza at Burr Corners The Manchester High School 1989 1131-T Tolland Turnpike Graduation Party Thursday 6/15/89 over gun control resolutions Manchester 643-1196 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - tion — would direct the FOP's “ All we want to do is to slow The Planning Committee, Chairpersons, Parents and Class Wyman Oil Co. Sullivan & Co. TaCorral Mexican Food Some members of the Fraternal national legislative committee to down the proliferation of weapons Order of Police endorsed new support “ sensible” legislation on obtained by the criminals.” of 1989 wish to thank the following community businesses Attorney Barry Botticello Luigi’s Pizza Ponderosa Steak House restrictions on semiautomatic the sale of semiautomatic wea­ Cahill of the Prince William and people for their support and help in making the 1989 Rep. Jack Thompson Nassiff Camera Shop Charter Oak Stationers weapons. Others were sticking by pons such as the AK-47, the Uzi County, Va.. police department their guns as the organization and the AR-15. said some of the strongest oppo­ CRITTERS Non-Alcoholic Graduation Party an overwhelming success: Magic Video, Inc. M & S Mini Mart Woodland Gardens prepared to vote on gun control Another calls for lobbying nents of the resolutions are from Manchester Bus Service, Sports Medicine & Periwinkle Seven Eleven Food Perry Associates resolutions. efforts against any attempts to sparsely populated Western Open 10-8 M-Th Fri.'til 9 BENEFACTORS Orthopaedics Donald Genovesi Store — Main St. Subway — Green Rd. “ It’s a very emotional issue for liberalize laws on machine guns states "where you could shoot off Inc. this group and the delegates are a cannon and it wouldn’t hurt Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-5 Manchester Drug & Memorial Corner Store and silencers. Substance Abuse Council Manchester School Dynamic Metal Products Insurance Agency Tony Botticello really polarized,” Steve Cain, A third resolution supports the anybody.” Administrators Assoc. Co. WaWa Food Market — president of the Oklahoma Frat­ concept of waiting periods on gun “ But the majority of our cops Savings Bank of Anne Cole Manchester Lumber Keeney School PTA CFL, Inc. Oakland St. ernal Order of Police, said sales. are not in those locations. They PETS P^S PETS PETS PETS PETS PETS Manchester CJ’s Pizza Grames Printing Wednesday. Don Cahill, chairman of the are in densely populated areas.” A&B Cooling & Heating Franklin Distributors Moriarty Brothers Robertson School PTA Manchester Pizza Manchester Police Dept. Some delegates — many from legislative panel, said he was Deputy Sheriff C.R. Powell of Corp. Grampy’s Corner Store Eastern cities — expressed sup­ confident about the chances of the Tucson, Ariz., said he fears KiWanis Clarke Insurance Pizza Express Twin Hills Country Club All our Frazier, Lamson & Budlong Coventry Farms Dairy port not only for restrictions but resolutions being passed by the passage of the resolutions ulti­ AKC PUPPIES Aetna Foundation Comfed D.F. Reale Realtors Gordon Signs & also for waiting periods on gun 5,000 attending the convention. mately will lead to police officers beautiful Connecticut State Store Cummings Insurance Co. International Assoc, of Graphics purchases. Other delegates, how­ He added that the FOP has been not having access to weapons kittens are Rotary Club Assoc, of Emblem Clubs Firefighters Local 1579 Buckland St. Mobil ever, backed the National Rifle inaccurately portrayed as “ anti­ with the firepower that criminals Female Apricot Miniature Poodle *399 Carlyle Johnson Harrison’s Stationers have. flea and tick Machine Co. ... Buckley School PTA Brown’s Package Store Association’s blanket opposition gun ownership.” PATRONS Andrew Ansaldi Co. Virginia Street to more gun controls. The NRA, a “ That is not the case,” Cahill He said the Pima County Female White Miniature Poodle bathed, ears ^ MRC Co. Inc. (Manchester Heartland Sheriff’s Department is con­ *399 Connecticut Mutual Life Manchester Structural Steel RO-Vic Extra Mart — national gun lobby, has more than said. "W e’re sportsmen and Racquet Club) Stop & Shop 3 million members. we’re marksmen. 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Thursday, Aug. 3. 1989 — 9 A OPINION Town just peachy over 8th festival Nuclear power Utilities District’s annual is heading for H u l m c 7 d Peach Festival grows, the number o In 1893, Rogers’ son Henry Rogers A r4 p.m. GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor the rapacious farmers successfully over its extention is likely to set a salts.” there are other places to vacation. The Manchester Herald Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fax #(203) 827-0108 MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor demanded that rivers elsewhere in precedent applicable to farmers P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 ALEXANDER GIRELLt...... Associate Editor California be diverted to irrigate their receiving hundreds of billions of Robert Walters is a syndicated Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta crops. Today, a network of concrete- gallons of water annually not only in columnist. are syndicated columnisjg. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3. 198fl A Osella raps study Manchester's resolve as ‘Fluffernutter’ key down the stretch A By Nancy Concelman Of the 100 business people who Manchester Herald responded, 20 percent wanted to abandon the project altogether, The American Legion regular season is inching Republican town Director Ro­ Fitzgerald said. its way toward completion with the State Legion nald Osella criticized the environ­ Parking survey results showed Tournament beckoning on the horizon, which mental assessment report on the that most people who park begins Tue.sday at Middletown’s Palmer Field, Main Street project Wednesday downtown can park within a block as a whitewash that resembled a As was the case last summer, the Manche.ster of their destination, Fitzgerald Post 102 contingent will represent Zone Eight at the Jim Tierney “Fluffernutter sandwich instead said. Q of a piece of sirloin steak." double elimination tourney involving the nine zone Survey cards were passed out champions throughout Connecticut. Osella joined several downtown on a Wednesday and Friday in business people who criticized Manchester, which clinched the Zone title with June to 200 businesses and placed its victory over Rockville Monday night, will wrap design elements of the recon­ on about 750 cars, Fitzgerald struction project and questioned up its regular sea.son on Saturday at 5 p m. against M u said. More than 25 percent of the Windsor Locks at East Catholic. the validity of the environmental parkers and 50 percent of the assessment. The study says con­ businesses responded, she said. Post 102 is aiming to finish its amazing season on more about Manche.ster than about the other team struction will not significantly Main Street retailer George the highest possible note. Manchester has won its sitting across the diamond.” affect the physical, economic and Marlow, an ADAPT member, last 10 Zone games and 12 overall which places it Then, the unthinkable happened. social environment downtown. argued that Wednesday and with a sparkling 18-5 Zone record and 27-8 overall. Manchester won 10 .straight Zone games to clinch At a public hearing on the Friday evening are very slow This is the fourth time this decade — 1981,1985 and the Zone title. Along the way, Manchester received project, Osella said the assess­ business days downtown in the 1988 being the others — that Manchester has assistance from Enfield, Ellington and Stafford, ment appeared to have been summer. qualified for the state tourney. who pinned crucial losses on East Hartford and hastily prepared by project engi­ Soranno and several other The amazing part of this championship season South Windsor, neers Fuss & O’Neill Inc. of professionals in Heritage Place for Manchester, which has been well documented, What caused Manchester’s sudden transforma­ Manchester in an attempt to and the Watkins Centre at 935 is that three weeks ago it was 8-5 in the Zone and tion? appease a group of downtown Main St. said they did not get the barely treading water in third place, two games "It was (that we) were playing so poorly that you business people who filed a surveys. Many of the tenants in behind Zone leaders South Windsor and East had to admit that you were playing poorly,” lawsuit seeking an injunction those buildings are members of Hartford. Manchester assistant coach Bill DiYeso said. “We against the project. ADAPT. The date to remember is July 12 when Post 102 The group, called A Downtown were limping through some victories.” ADAPT is doing its own survey dropped a 4-1 decision to Rockville at Rockville In fact, the two initial Zone wins following the Association to Preserve the Tho­ and so far, results indicate that roughfare, had filed a lawsuit High School. It was Manchester’s third straight Rockville loss were both by 5-4 scores. The first of business people and customers Zone loss, dropping its Zone record to 8-5. And the pair, which came at Ellington, saw Post 102 against the town, state Depart­ downtown want a controversial ment of Transportation and Fed­ along with this, any realistic hopes of repeating as rally from a 3-0 deficit in the sixth inning, access road removed from plans, Zone champion. Or so it was thought. eral Highway Administration in said Dr. Robert H. Fish, a ”I’ve coached for 10 years and this is the nicest U.S. District Court in March, Following the loss. Manche.ster coach Dave team I’ve ever coached.” DiYe.so said. “I think downtown dentist and head of Morency challenged his club by telling them he charging that the project was ADAPT. they just had to come to terms with what they approved without required envir­ The access road, to run from Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald didn’t think it could win the Zone again. This needed to do as a group to win. They made peace onmental studies. Maple Street to Bissell Street, COLLECTIBLES — Manchester Police Department speech, along with his post-game comments, may with themselves. They found their happy collection of police memorabilia in the basement of his have proved to be the proper motivational factors ADAPT agreed to temporarily would be used as a bypass during Officer Jonas R. Searle points to a case containing medium.” withdraw its suit after the FHA Vernon home. Reginald PInto/Manchaater Herald which invigorated Post 102 down the homestretch. Manche.ster Po.st 102 certainly sought and found reconstruction. service stripes, collar bars, and buttons. Searle has a ordered the environmental as­ HIGH FIVE — Manchester Legion Rockville High. Manchester won, 9-1, to Morency’s comments were: “We’re showing up the proper inner resolve, enhanced by its vast pool sessment. DOT officials said the teammates Keith DiYeso, left, and Neal clinch the Zone Eight title after it was on the field expecting other teams to roll over,” he of talent, which pul it over the top in an amazing assessment was not the result of said. “This year, now that there’s a little pressure performance down the stretch. the lawsuit. Schackner don’t let a fence get in the thought back on July 12thatthetitle was on them where they have to come up big. they way of a high five during Monday night’s “There are many statements in History possibly out of reach. haven’t. We’re just going to have to go out and take Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester there (the assessment report) Zone Eight clash with Rockville at a few games. They’re going to have start focusing Herald. that are unsubstantiated,” Osella From page 1 said.

ADAPTS attorney, John P. ? . •- <1 ! Zanini, said ADAPT also does not non-uniformed officer who pe­ stripes, collar bars and buttons feel the assessment is adequate troled the north end of town. officers have worn. I Iflanrlirstrr HrraIJi and will file another lawsuit. Searle has a picture which shows Johnson wearing his badge Searle is pleased with the Attorney Richard Soranno, who upon his civilian clothing. collection he has assembled in Section 2, Page 11 just six months. But he is has an office in the Heritage He has framed pictures of Thursday, Aug. 3, 1989 Place office building at 945 Main Almeron Hayes and William disappointed that the department SPORTS St., said an “obvious conflict of Glenney, the first and second never saved anything. interest” exists because the pro­ town residents to join the Man­ Although the exhibit did not win ject engineers wrote the assess­ chester police force. There is a any awards at the show, Searle ment report and found no signifi­ group picture of the force from said it was well received. cant impact from the project. “The people who saw it couldn’t 1921, a picture of the depart­ get over the amount of items,” M B ’S Part of the assessment is based ment’s defunct canine patrol Searle said. Giamatti tap dance artist on results of a survey of down­ from 1958, and a group shot of the police auxiliary, which Searle Searle’s patch collection town business people and numbers about 3,000, including parkers. The survey was con­ said was discontinued sometime in the mid 60s. patches from all 50 states. Solons are pressing for expansion clubs bested ducted by Fitzgerald & Halliday Some patches are decorated Inc. of Hartford, a firm hired by Glass cases show off the many badges Searle has secured, some flamboyantly, while others, like VERNON — Two outs away Fuss & O’Neill. the Manchester patch, which By Lee Byrd “It is a fact that twoisnot six. It Giamatti told reporters “there from a no-hitter. Vernon’s Jody first issue, and the various The Associated Press is not eight. It is not 10,” he told Results presented to downtown weapons the department used, displays the town seal, are rather weren’t any promises made,” Keane saw that possibility go up business people on June 27 simple. Patches with flags and reporters afterthe meeting. “Our other than to return for more in smoke as Moriarty Brothers’ from Billy clubs to blackjacks WASHINGTON - Nearly two di.sagreement is about the pace showed that most people sur­ and batons dating as far back as Indians are the most common, discussion at an indefinite date, Jeff Johnson singled. He then lost Searle has found. decades after their perennially and about the number” possibly at public hearings. the shutout as the MB’s Chris veyed wanted to get the $13 1912. woeful baseball namesake million reconstruction project The state seal was replaced by Several senators, including De­ Warner confronted Giamatti Petersen singled Johnson home. Another case shows the differ­ skipped town, the only senators mocrat Timothy Wirth of Colo­ done, Ruth Fitzgerald of Fitzge­ ent holsters, bullet holders, and Manchester’s town seal on the after the meeting about his claim But Keanedidn’t lose thegame, patch in 1966, Searle said. The left in Washington are still rado, chairman of the Senate that not enough talent is available finishing with a three-hitter, in rald & Halliday said. Work is pistols officers have used striking out in the major leagues. scheduled to begin next spring shape of the patch is a modified Task Force on the Expansion of to preserve the quality of the leading the Orioles to a 6-1 win throughout the years, while In a semi-annual ritual that so Major League Baseball, alluded and be completed in two years. another case displays service triangle, the only patch shaped game if several new teams are Thursday night at Henry Park in that way out of some 13,000 far has produced nothing but to the possibility that Congress added at once. Greater Hartford Twilight departments nationally, Searle vague, promises and veiled could repeal baseball’s special “What I said was that it is more League play. said. threats, baseball’s commissioner exemption from antitrust law if difficult to step off a college The third-place MB’s, 15-10, He is advocating a new patch on Wednesday once again fended owners don’t respond swiftly to baseball field into the major resume Twilight play tonight at Main for Manchester. off congressional demands to expansion demands. leagues” than in other sports. 7:30 against second-place East expand major league baseball. From page 1 “It’s time for a change,” he That threat has often been Giamatti replied. “To expand is Hartford at Moriarty Field. Ver­ said. It was A. Bartlett Giamatti’s aired, but never enacted by not to say you degrade quality. non goes to 13-9-1 with the win and Searle plans to continue ex­ .second turn at confronting the members whose constituents But one must be responsible, stands in sixth place in the panding the department’s collec­ special Senate task force repres­ don't live in prospective expan­ deliberate and prudent” 11-team circuit. Darcy Otis of 33 Sunset St. ject. reconstruct with the access tion for an exhibit to mark the enting the franchise hopes of at sion cities. Warner and others didn’t buy Keane struck out .seven and compared Main Street to a person drive or reconstruct without it. department’s centennial in 1998. least a dozen cities. In a letter presented to Gia- with heart trouble. that. walked two in going the distance. “I would urge you to do “I'd like to have a big bash,” raid And like his predecessors, he matti at the meeting, Wirth said Bob Cressotti took the loss for Stopgap measures can be u.sed. whatever you have to do regard­ Searle said of the centennial threw its score of members a the task force “is preparing to “The pool of talent isexpanding Moriarty’s. but “ultimately the solution is ing your deliberations.” Mayor celebration. “We’ve been around PATCHES — Officer Jonas R. Searle sits collection of police clothing and equip­ gentlemanly curve and still shut pursue all available avenues to very rapidly.” said Sen. Dan Vernon scored twice in the first surgery." Otis said. Surgery is Peter P. DiRosa Jr. told DOT for 100 years. We’re here, and at his desk sorting through some of the ment. He hopes to open a museum for them out. correct the inequities of the Coals, R-Ind. “Colleges are now inning and added four more in the risky, she added, but “to' do officials at the end of the hearing. we’re here to stay.” patches that make up a portion of his the Manchester Police Department. “He stood there like a stone existing expansion procedure” taking baseball very seriously.” second to complete its scoring. nothing could cause death.” wall,” Sen. John Warner, R-Va., “Though we would prefer to Other members of the task Frank McCoy had two hits, “It’s (reconstruction) going to sajd in mock disbelief. develop a mutually satisfactory force, all representing states with including a two-run homer, to be a hardship on all of us,” said The senators, joined by two expansion plan with baseball,itis one or more cities hoping to land lead Vernon. Jack McVeigh, owner of the Bike House members at the closed- time to move this process out of an expansion team, were: Sens. Shop at 681 MainSt. Butintheend ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. door meeting, pres.sed Giamatti discussions and into action,” William L. Armstrong. R-Colo.: The Associated Press “retailers will be progressive, ‘ Robert J. Smith, liK. for a commitment to expand the Wirth .said. John Breaux. D-La.; Alan Cran­ aggressive and better capitalized INSURANSMITHS SINCE American League by at least two “It has been more than a ston, D-Calif.: Dennis DeConcini. SCORES — Cal Ripken (8) of the Orioles is welcomed by to draw consumers to downtown 1 INSURANSMITHS FREE HELMET Yankees teams and the National League decade since the last franchises, D-Ariz.; John Glenn, D-Ohio: teammate Craig Worthington after scoring from third Manchester. People will find 1914 with any bike purchase over S300.o° by at least four. The AL has 14 the Toronto Blue Jays and the Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn.: Bob base on a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning of parking spaces if you give them a teams, the NL 12. Seattle Mariners, were awarded. Graham, D-Fla.; J, Bennett good reason to shop at your Offer expires 8»5»89 Wednesday’s game against Boston at Fenway Park. Red Giamatti would only repeat the The addition of only two teams in Johnston, D-La. Sox catcher Rick Cerone reacts at right. The Orioles won, In spilt ■Store.” commitment of NL owners to add the last 20 years, coupled with the ALso, Frank R. Lautenberg. But Richard Carlton, a doctor 649-5241 two teams at some indefinitedate possibility of only two more in the D-N.J.; Richard G. Lugar. R- 9-8. By Ronald Blum with an office in Watkins Centre 65 E. Center Street in the 1990s. next decade, clearly is not Ind.; Connie Mack, R-Fla.; How­ The Associated Press “In our view, there are six or at 935 Main St., said for his elderly Manchester, CT. responsive to the fans and cities ard M. Metzenbaum, D-Ohio; and sick patients the amount of eight cities which are very that desire and can support major Charles S. Robb. D-Va.; James NEW YORK — Dallas Green parking is not as important as the strongly qualified” for a major league baseball” R. Sasser, D-Tenn.; Pete Wilson, Orioles go home .slumped in the middle of the location. All new lightweight softshell helmet. league team, said Sen. John The Washington Senators left R-Calif.; Rep. Jim Running, clubhouse, held a beer in his hand ANSI approved. McCain, R-Ariz.. who has Pho­ the nation’s capital after the 1971 R-Ky.; and District of Columbia and stared into space. Ginter said the town and state . I' Replacement sash enix uppermost on that list. season and became the Texas non-voting Delegate Walter E. Some Yankees sat in front of will choose one of three courses of from Marvin Windows But Giamatti wouldn’t budge. Rangers. Fauntroy, a Democrat. still with the lead their stalls, heads drooping. action based on comments at the Others just looked blankly ahead, public hearing — drop the pro­ By Dave O'Haro Then, with one out in theeighth. mulling what could have been. The Associated Press Phil Bradley walked and scored “It’s a tough loss. It’s a game 1 on Ripken’s long double to we needed,” Don Mattingly said. Haven’t had enough sports, BOSTON — Baltimore’s birds right-center. Two more walk.s set ----^ 1 I'.J "You got to get that one.” still are flying high. up a sacrifice fly by Milligan and But the Yankees let it get away. Despite a 2-12 trip, the Orioles an RBI single by Craig They had come back from a 6-1 are going home atop the AL East Worthington. deficit in the first game, beating well SNN is on the horizon for the 70th day in a row. That enabled the Orioles to hold the Twins 7-6 on a five-run With their hold on first place on as Nick Esasky, who had an .seventh-inning rally. 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He wants to be able to the score with a three-run homer, kind of game we were looking Yankees manager Dallas "at the Bvwav has its weather page with the ous respect for them. his 10th, off reliever Rob Murphy 63 Hebron .^ve. Saturday SAM TO 12NOON Clastonburv 633-85()3 Weather Channel. But it doesn’t “We’re not going to compete See SNN, page 13 in the seventh. See RED SOX, page 13 See YANKEES, page IS 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 3, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 3. 1989 — 13 Rally makes Viola a winner in his Mets’ debut Landing just one isn’t aii that simpie By The Associated Press other off.” Philadelphia past Chicago at “What am I doing wrong? Is my line speed right? Dodgers 7, Qlantt 4: First-place Veterans Stadium. 1 (the fish-guesstimate 25 pounds plus) broached The new uniform was a perfect NL Roundup San Francisco lost two starting Howell, a reliever with Los Is my choice of flies wrong? No, they can’t be. fit for Frank Viola, and so was the Sanrie flies everyone else is using. Here I just went clean across the river, came back at me like an ending of his first game with the pitchers and fell to Los Angeles in Angeles for parts of four seasons express train, made a tremendous run down river, New York Mets, Tommy Lasorda’s 2,000th game before coming to the Phillies this w. through the pool, and Billy comes behind me and hit get behind you unless it’s as manager of the Dodgers. With year, struck out nine and walked takes a fish on the same fly I’m using. Maybe I with me trying to turn him, when I got that sick Viola won his debut with New going over the fence.” one. feeling in my stomach. The line came back at me York on Wednesday night when the victory. Lasorda improved haven’t been trying hard enough. What’s going on? Mark Carreon pinch-ran for his lifetime record to 1,070-930. Thon had hit only 34 major- Those were the thoughts running through my iw Joe’s World minus fish. I had a 10-pound tippet on the line and the Mets rallied for three runs in Hernandez and Juan Samuel Earlier in the day, the Giants league homers in eight previous mind last Thursday, one day before the last of my the fish broke the leader two knots up from the the ninth inning off relief ace doubled in the tying run. Joe Garman tippet, where the strength of the material was just Todd Worrell to beat the St. Louis placed 13-game winner Rick seasons. This was the fourth time week on the Gaspe Penisula, fishing the York The Cardinals walked Howard Reuschel on the 15-day disabled in his career, the last six years River. Here it was Thursday, had been fishing double that. Looking at the leader. I could see Cardinals 4-3 at Busch Stadium. Johnson and Darryl Strawberry ago. that he had two in one game. where he had eroded it by rubbing the mono up “I felt very comfortable," list witha strained rightgroinand since the previous Saturday and I hadn’t landed a intentionally to load the bases and starter Atlee Hammaker left the Scott Sanderson, 9-7, lasted 21-3 against a rock. Couldn’t stop shaking for a half Viola said. "When I put that salmon. To make matters worse, the other five hour. What a fi.sh. Kevin McReynolds, who hit for game against the Dodgers with a innings for Chicago, allowing four members of the party had each caught at least one uniform on. it felt part of me I the cycle on Tuesday, broke the hits and five runs. Senecal of Monson, Mass., Tom Clark of Jackson, Ebersol had a similar experience with another grew up a Met fan so the sprained left knee joint in the top - j fish. tie with a two-run single. of the third inning. Afterwards, Mich., and Sean Withrow of Menlo Park, Calif. We large fish. This one took his fly, made three or four adjustment wasn’t tough.” "What a way to welcome Viola Reds 5. Astros 2: Ron Robinson, Friday came and went, and I was still fishless, met two more men from Pennsylvania, Don the Giants placed Hammaker on although less confused. I finally sat down and runs and then proceeded to sulk on the bottom, Until a trade Monday night. to the National League.” said the 21-day DL. who spent more than a year on the Ebright, and “Speedy” Ebersol. Viola had spent his entire career disabled list, won for the first talked to myself Thursday night, and realized I was moving back and forth ever so slowly in the Mets manager Davey Johnson, Eddie Murray drove in three We had a lot of laughs, nothing was sacred, and current. Suddenly his fly came up, and the fish was with the Minnesota Twins. He whose team is only 3-19 in one-run time this season and rookie Joe no different than anyone who chases Atlantic the needles were out all the time. Accommodations helped them win the World Series runs with a two-run single and a Oliver had a two-run single as salmon. It’s like a crap game and I was bound to gone. The hooks on Ebersol’s fly. which are very decisions on the road, “That’s bases-loaded walk in support of and food were excellent, and I learned a lot more stout, were .straightened out. In all the times I have in 1987 and last season won the baseball at its finest right there.” struggling beat Hous­ come a cropper sooner or later. I’d been spoiled, in about tying Atlantic salmon flies from “Speedy” American League Young rookie Ramon Martinez, 3-0. ton at Riverfront Stadium. It was been salmon fishing, I have never seen anything Worrell. 1-3, fell to 2-5 lifetime Martinez allowed three runs and that I had never missed landing a salmon on all my when we sat down to tie each night. He is one good like that. Award with a 24-7 record. against the Mets with a career only the Reds' ninth victory in The Aeeocleted Press previous trips. five hits over six innings to beat their last 29 games. salmon fly tyer. My wife Joyce listened to my tale of woe, and Against St . Louis. Viola allowed 5.10 earned-run average. Trevor Wilson, 1-3. I was on the river Saturday morning at 4:30 to try four hits and two runs in eight Robinson. 1-1, was making only FALLEN GIANT — San Francisco The week really was not a total loss. I did have grinned, and said, “It’s about time you got your “Viola pitched good.” McRey­ Expos 3. Pirates 1: Pascual one more time before we pulled out for home. If this one memorable experience that will stick with me innings He struck out two and nolds said. "If he pitches that well his fifth appearance since return­ pitcher Atiee Hammaker, center, is was a story, I could write and say, “Hot dog. I did comeuppance.” And she was right I was long walked five. Perez allowed one run in eight ing from elbow surgery. The carried off the field after injuring his ieft forever. I hooked an extremely large, large overdue. every night, I think we’re going to innings and Spike Owen hit a it. Finally got one.” However, this is no story. This salmon. The fish was in total control of me. I was One of his teammates on the win some games behind him,” injury kept him out from June 28 knee sliding into second base during is realism, and Heft for home after a week of hard 1987 Twins, outfielder Tom Bru- two-run homer as Montreal beat of last year until July 7. He not in control of it. He made several runs up and Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many Randy Myers pitched the ninth Pittsburgh at Three Rivers Sta­ Wednesday night’s game against the pounding without landing a fish. down the pool so fast that my knuckles were nansky, is now a member of the for the Mets and gave up a leadoff pitched 5 2-3 innings and allowed Did I have a good time? Sure did. I went with Bill years, is a recognized authority on the subject of Cardinals. dium to take a three-game lead John Franco got his 25th save. Dodgers in Los Angeles. Hammaker, the wrapped from the reel handles spinning so fast. It bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing double to Milt Thompson and a over Chicago in the NL East. It third Giant pitcher to be hurt in three "Frankie doesn’t throw as hard two-out RBI single to Coleman. The Reds snapped a scoreless was the Pirates’ sixth straight tie in the fourth with three runs off days, was placed on the 21-day disabled as he did when we first came up. But he got Ozzie Smith to pop out loss. The Associated Press left-hander Jim Deshaies, 10-5. list. but he doesn’t have to throw that to end the game for his 16th save. Montreal has won the first hard when he puts the ball where “This is a hard loss at this point WINNER — Frank Viola, acquired in a deal on Monday, Padres 9, Braves 7: Jack Clark, White could he wants to," Brunansky said. three games of the four-game who has struggled most of the Red Sox of the season.” said Worrell, who series, giving the Expos 10 pitches in his first game for the New York Mets With two outs in the ninth and had been successful in 15 of 17 season, had his first four-hit victories in their last 14 games VVednesday night against the Cardinals irt St. Louis. game of the year, drove in four From page 11 the Cardinals leading 2-1, Keith save opportunities. “They seem and a 14-6 record since the IN BRIEF follow Ferry Hernandez delivered a pinch to be harder to make up” All-Star Game. Viola, who worked eight innings, got the win as the Mets runs and capped a five-run seventh inning with a three-run double off Worrell that was The Mets and Cardinals are Perez, 6-10, has been equally rallied for a 4-3 win. for,” O’s,” said Boston Manager Joe misplayed by left fielder Vince homer, leading visiting San Diego Broncos’ Jones retires By Arnie Stapleton render Milligan’s homer, was tied for third, .seven games successful since the July 11 The Associated Press Although starter Jeff Ballard Morgan. charged with one run on three Coleman. behind first-place Montreal in the past Atlanta. It was Clark’s first GREELEY. Colo. (AP) — Two-time Pro was shelled in less than three All-Star Game. After winning just He allowed six hits fo Pitt.s- Phillies 6, Cubs 0: Ken Howell four-RBI game since August 1987. “You hate to lose games like hits. “It looked to me like Vince NL East. fourof his first 13 decisions, Perez Bowl defensive end Rulon Jones, who led the innings, the Orioles refused to that when you have a big lead Eric Hetzel allowed one hit and broke the wrong way,” Cardinals burgh and Tim Burke pitched a pitched a three-hitter for his first Clark entered the game hitting Denver Broncos in quarterback sacks, retired DALLAS — The agent who represents Randy quit. Nobody s making up any is 2-1 and has allowed only four perfect ninth for his 23rd .save. major-league complete game and White, the Dallas Mavericks’ No. 1 pick in the NBA early,” said Boston’s Rick Ce- three walks and wascharged with manager Whitey Herzog said "A ground on Montreal.” Herzog .236. but his 4-for-5 effort in­ Wednesday on the eve of his 10th NFL season, “We kept saying there were a rone, who hit a two-run homer, his cardinal rule is you don’t let any earned runs in 31 1-3 innings since Rick Reed. 0-2, allowed seven Dickie Thon hit two homers and creased his average to .245 with 13 draft, says his client might follow Danny Ferry to three runs in the eighth before he ■said. We re all knocking each the All-Star Game hits in seven innings saying he had always planned to quit before lot of innings left,” Robin.son said. second, in the second inning. “But left with elbow trouble. Hetzel drove in three runs, leading homers and 56 RBIs. being told he was “not good enough.” Europe. “You just kept feeling that “We hope we get a deal done with the Mavericks: I don’t want to be in first place on took the loss as Mike Smithson Broncos owner Pat Bowlen called Jones “one something was going to happen Aug. 2. I want to be in first place made an emergency entrance for iff of the great players in Bronco history.” it would be a great situation,” agent Bill Blakeley because this has been going on for said. “But if the dollars are not right, then we have on Oct. 2.” the bullpen. NFLPA Jones’ sudden departure from camp on so long we were due for “This road trip took some of the Smithson had been listed as the Tuesday set retirement rumors flying. to consider other options, and Europe is enticing. ■something. White Sox again “We haven’t really tested that market, but we wind out of us, but this gives us a .scheduled starter against the Those were confirmed at news conference on “Mentally, this was probably big lift ,” said Milligan, who had a Cleveland Indians tonight in the Wedne.sday when the 6-foot-6, 260-pound Jones, probably will, if not this year, then next,” the biggest win we’ve had all White, a Dallas native, was the No. 8 pick overall sacrifice fly in the eighth. “We opener of a four-game series. conducts '•'J} flanked by Coach Dan Reeves and Bowlen, year. We really needed this as a needed to prove we could come However, he had to be scratched. hitting tough times read from a prepared statement. in the NBA draft. ball team. This game picked Ferry, a 6-foot-lO All-American forward from back against a good team. Our Left-hander Tom Bolton was “Part of my career has been to set goals and everybody up.” confidence level is really up recalled from Pawtucket of the fora number of years one of my goals has been Duke, was disappointed when the Los Angeles With just theirsecond victory in ■If, OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Clippers selected him with the No. 2 pick overall . He now,” International I.eague as John own tests Chicago White Sox have been to give up the game before I was told that I was 15 games. Baltimore snapped a After Price tired and needed Dopson was placed on the 15-day J- • not good enough,” Jones, 31. said. stunned the NBA this week when, rather than join five-game losing streak while through this before. Manager Jeff AL Roundup the Clippers, he signed a one-year contract with relief help in the sixth, four disabled list with a sore elbow. By Dayld GInsburg Torborg only hopes his club will Last year, he became the team’s all-time ending Boston’s season-high five- successors were no match for the Bolton, 11-5 at Pawtucket, was leader in quarterback .sacks with 73‘/S>. Messaggero Rome fora reported $1 million. game winning string. The Associated Press break out of it the same way. Blakeley, in a telephone interview from his office Orioles. Bob Stanley allowed four named by Morgan to replace “We lost six straight to Cleve­ mine.” “Price did a great job. butafter hits and three runs in 23 of an Smithson as the starter against on Wednesday, said he wasn’t surprised by Ferry’s that there was no stopping the CARLISLE. Pa. — The NFL land and Kansas City right before Torborg is pretty happy with move. “I think now you’re going to see more players inning. Rob Murphy, who sur­ Bud Black, 8-8. tonight. the All-Star break, and we came his bunch, too. Melido Perez, 7-12, Grossman rallies for win going overseas,” he said. Players Association has com­ out smoking after that.” Torborg pleted independent drug testing allowed only five hits in 7 1-3 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Ann Grossman “Hey, with the tax base, you make more money in said Wednesday night after his innings Wednesday night in drop­ Italy. Danny would probably have to make about of players from all 28 teams, a team lost its third straight and recovered from a first-set loss Wednesday to task designed to assure the ping to 1-4 lifetime against oust No. 4 seed Patty Fendick, 3-6, 7-5.6-0, and $1.5 million, at least, in the NBA to equal what he’ll Yankees sixth of seven in a 2-0 shutout by Oakland. take home in Europe. accuracy and confidentiality of the Oakland Athletics. advance to the quarterfinals of the $200,000 From page 11 the league’s testing process. Angels 7, Mariners 0: Bert Great American Bank Tennis Classic. “And it’ll be far less wear and tear on his body. “What are we. 1-6 on this He’ll play about 35 games, not the 82 plus playoffs lie trip?,” Torborg added. “We just Blyleven pitched his 58th career Grossman, a first-year pro who reached the Union chief Gene Upshaw said A. shutout, tied for ninth place on the finals here as an amateur last year, topped the would in the NBA. And in Italy they give you a Green said third-base coach Lee the tests were conducted on the haven’t been getting the big hit, No. 23 player in the world in the second-round beautiful place to live, a beautiful car, great meals. The Associated Press that’s all. But I’ve been real all-time li.st. and won his seventh Elia made the correct decision same day that each particiular consecutive decision as Califor­ match. The only thing you pay for is the phone bill.” when he held Espinoza. How STRETCHES — Michael Chang reaches happy with the pitching.” Italian teams begin practice next Monday for team administered its regular Tennis Tournament in Stratton Moun­ In going 1-6, Chicago has been nia won at Seattle. In another early match. No. 7 Claudia should he know that John Moses’ drug test, as required by the for a forehand Wednesday during his tain, Vt. Chang won in straight sets 6-1, Blyleven, 11-2, has not lost in 13 Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany outlasted their season which begins Sept. 24. throw would be 15 feet off line. outscored25-16afterwinning 11 of Dallas general manager Norm Sonju, who has league. The Washington Reds­ second-round match with Johan Carls- 6-4. 12 post-break games. Contrast starts since May 20. He is 14-4 ’s Isabelle Demongeot, 6-1, 3-6. 6-1, and “I doubt there’s anybody in the kins on Tue.sday became the last lifetime against the Mariners, will meet top-ranked Steffi Graf in the been negotiating with Blakeley, couldn’t be reached major leagues who would have son of Sweden at the Volvo International that with the A’s, who have been for comment. He is vacationing in New York team to be tested. outscored 19-18 in their last five including six shutouts, and over­ quarterfinals 'Thur.sday. scored on that ball,” Green said. all is 265-228 in his 20-yearcareer. through Aug. 7, when talks with White are scheduled Steve Balboni grounded out off Upshaw, in a telephone inter­ games, but have won four of to resume. them. Tony Armas hit a home run and Jeff Reardon. 4-2, to end the view, said the second drug tests two doubles for the Angels. Bill Norris defends NABF title White, a 6-8, 225-pound power forward from inning. were sent to a certified lab at the Chang accepting challenge “Every team does it,” .said Chicago’s Dave Gallagher, com­ Schroeder and Jack Howell also Louisiana Tech, will have to be signed by Oct. 5 to Then, Greg Gagne singled off .^KESiiriS University of Utah. The union will homered. Jerry Reed, 3-6, took LAS VEGAS (AP) — Orlin Norris defended attend the Mavericks training camp. He has been Eric Plunk, 4-2, leading off the menting on the hitting slump. his North American Boxing Federation heavy­ not be notfied of the results, but By Mike Recht ranking after winning six tourna­ newly earned pressure — by the loss. playing in the NBA Pro-Am League in Dallas this 10th and Kirby Puckett followed 7 The Associated Press “We’re trying as hard as we weight champion.ship with a 12-round decision summer. V N/ players who fail the tests will be ments. including Volvo. jumping on Chang for a 3-0 lead in always have.” Indians 1, Brewers 0: In Milwau­ with an RBI double up the gap in But Agassi has fallen to No. 7 over Dee Collier in a lackluster bout at the informed by a medical review the first set. The A’s regained baseball’s kee, Tom Candiotti outdueled left-center field, making him officer. STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. and hasn’t won a tournament title Chris Bosio and Jerry Browne Showboat Hotel. 5-for-lO in the doubleheader. — After winning the “There’s definitely more pres­ best record, 65-42, by winning 11 An announced crowd of 2,089 Tuesday night this year. Chang has far sur­ sure because people see that homered in the third inning as Injuries up “We should have won,” Green Upshaw said the second test and turning in a grand showing at passed expectations, with a of their last 14 games and are 10-3 chanted “fight, fight” and “boring” in the late you’ve won a tourna­ on their current 14-game homes- Cleveland ended a four-game said. will enable the union to check the Wimbledon, Michael Chang is Grand Slam title and two match losing streak. rounds of the bout, which saw no knockdowns. league’s results. ment and obviously they are out tand. which ends with today’s “That’s a game we have to hoping to improve on his last U S. victories at Wimbledon before Candiotti, 10-6, won his third Norris improved to 22-1 while Collier win,” Mattingly said. “If we had Open performance. there to beat you.” Chang said. afternoon game. dropped to 13-9. in NFL camps “We don’t trust anything they losing in the round of 16. Now the But Chang showed some of the A’s pitching has allowed only consecutive decision. He gave up lost 3-0, it’s different. Then you do — the technique the proce­ Sunday might provide a start. Open focus is on him. six hits in eight innings and Jesse say the guy pitched a good Chang won three matches in the quickness and steady, unflappa­ five earned runs in the last 41 By The Associated Press dure, the standard, their labs,” He already is being asked if he ble play that thrust him into the innings, a 1.10 ERA. Storm Davis Orosco finished for his second game.” Upshaw said. “The NFL had 1988 Open before losing in can win it. spotlight as he slowly took over save. Reuschel placed on DL list Minnesota, 12 games back in straight sets to Andre Agassi. pitched five scoreless innings The long-accepted system of two-a-day workouts L better be darned sure of their “My first immediate goal is the match by reaching almost Wednesday night to improve to Bosio, 12-7, allowed six hits and in NFL training camps could become a thing of the the AL West, got to see West pitch \ With Agassi seeded first and just to go in there and try to do everything Carlsson hit at him. struck out nine in his sixth LOS ANGELES (AP) — The San Francisco for the first time. He was results, because now we have a (Hhang second in this week’s 10-5 in beating the White Sox for Giants placed All-Star right-hander Rick past if injuries keep piling up. way to double-check them” better than I did last year,” he No. 3 BradGilbert.comingoffa the first time since July 27, 1985. complete game. Browne’s third coach Sam Wyche. with some acquired Monday in the trade for Volvo International tennis tour­ said. That means getting past the home run of the season came with Reuschel on the 15-day disabled list Wednes­ the New York Mets’ Frank Viola. The second tests were not nament, the two American teen­ runnerup finish Monday at Wa­ Oakland is the first team in day because of a strained right groin and of his best players already on the sidelines, is third round, and maybe Agassi. shington, stayed with Agassi and baseball with four 10-game two outs. “He has a good live fastball and mandatory, but Upshaw said an agers remained on track for their But if C!hang were given a recalled Russ Swan from Class AAA Phoenix of beginning to believe that two workouts each day are Chang by cru,shing Gianluca winners: Davis, Dave Stewart Blue Jays 8, Royals 0: John no longer worth the risk. a lot of guts.” Twins manager The Associated Press average of 45 to 50 players from first tournament meeting since choice of winning another major Pozzi of Italy 6-1, 6-2. Cerutti pitched a two-hitter and the Pacific Coast League. Tom Kelly said. “He gave up the that Open match. (15). Mike Moore (14) and Bob Reu.schel, 13-5, is third among National “I think the era of training camps as we know each team took the test, and title, he said he would take Other seeded players weren’t Welch (11). recent New York Mets Lee homer to Barfield and came right WINNING FORM — Minnesota’s Kent Hrbek (14) greets participation from some clubs Agassi struggled by Marty League pitchers in victories and sixth in traditionally — two-a-days, grinders for the Wimbledon “ because people as fortunate. But it was the fourth and fifth Mazzilli and Mookie Wilson back. That’s the bottom line. The Greg Gagne as he scores the winning run in the 10th was 100 percent. Davis 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 in Wednesday’s don’t think I can win earned-run average. The 18-year veteran, summer — may becoming to a close,” Wyche said. No. 4 Kevin Curren, ranked 15th starters, Davis and Curt Young, sparked the Blue Jays before “Maybe for the Cincinnati Bengals. next season is kid’s got heart. If we’re in a race, inning on Kirby Puckett's double in the same game of a second round and Chang followed Wimbledon.” in the world, lost to the world’s 48,765 fans, the largest crowd 207-180 lifetime, won nine straight decisions I probably would have yanked Redskins Pro Bowl offensive with a steadier 7-5, 6-3 victory who posted the A’s third set of from May 2 through June 21, the longest streak our season to do away with training camp as we doubleheader against the Yankees Wednesday at tackle Mark May was one player Tennis experts say Chang’s 337th-ranked player, 18-year-old back-to-back shutouts and 12 ever in Toronto. know it and approach it a little bit differently.” him. Maybe I owed it to the over Johan Carlsson of Sweden. backcourt game is more suited to amateur Jared Palmer, 6-4, 6-3. Cerutti, 8-5, did not allow a hit in the major leagues. players who had been out there Yankee Stadium. The Twins won the second game, 4-3, who refused to take the union test. In today’s third round, Agassi overall this season. Injuries to Boomer Esiason. Ickey Woods and hard courts and clay than to No. 5 Amos Mansdorf was “If the game’s 10-0 or 1-0, we’ll until George Brett doubled with others are prompting Wyche to reconsider the for 17 innings, but we have to see after New York took the opener. ‘Tve already taken one,” May was matched against unseeded Wimbledon’s grass, which favors ousted by Canadian Grant Con­ one out in the seventh. Cerutti Soviet gymnasts barred what we got here,” David Wheaton, a 6-1, 6-4 upset take the shutout any way we can standard workouts. said. “I’ve paid union dues for serve-and-volley players. nell 6-3, 7-6 (7-2), and No. 6 Jay get it,” said reliever Gene Nel­ pitched his second major-league “Most of these injuries are the product of In the first game, rookie Wayne. 3-3, made it 6-5 and his his 17th save in 22 seven years. I went through two winner over No. 16 Scott Davis, “Again, that’s the challenge,” Berger was eliminated by shutout, the other coming in 1986. MOSCOW (AP) — Dimitri Bilozerchev, who catcher Bob Geren’s two-run and Chang faced off against No. son, who threw 2 2-3 scoreless won three gold medals in the 1988 Olympics, two-a-day practices — the body going hard every Mattingly hit a two-run double. opportunities. strikes and lost 100 grand, and he said. “It’s like people say you another Canadian, Andrew innings before Rick Honeycutt Mark Gubicza fell to 9-9 as day and not having the time to recover from it,” homer started the seventh-inning Lance McCullers, 4-3, won Minnesota got 10 or more hits they want me to take a second 15 Derrick Rostagno, who beat can’t do this, you can’t win, Sznajder, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3, Kansas City was shut out for a and a teammate will not be on the Soviet team rally on the 10th anniversary of Tim Donovan 7-6 (7-2), 7-5. tossed the final 1 1-3 innings for for the World Gymnastics (Championships Wyche said. “I think it’s something that we better despite allowing four runs and for the 40th time season and it was test? For what? there’s no way you can win this. No. 7 Yannick Noah was a his 12th save. league-high 12th time. not take for granted. When you get bigger guys who Thurman Munson’s death. Ro­ eight hits in 4 2-3 innings, Dave the first of those games the Twins A year ago. it was Agassi who And I just like to prove people Mazzilli went 3-for-3 with a becau.se of a drinking binge. berto Kelly’s RBI single off Gary “I know I’m clean,” May said. victim of Jim Grabb 6-1, 6-4 and Only one of the A’s 12 shutouts Sovietsky Sport, the newspaper that re­ are moving faster, you are having bigger impacts Righetti pitched two innings for lost. “I just wish that they (the NFL) faced all the questions about his wrong sometimes.” No. 11 Paul Annacone, who lost to home nin and two walks. He prospects in the Open. He was on has been thrown by one man from ported the drinking incident and the team cuts and upgrading chances for injury. You have to be would come and tell me, 'Mark, Carlsson also might have felt Agassi in last year’s final, fell to start to finish- Moore. The rest drove in two runs and scored more careful on how to operate.” his way to the world’s No. 3 the challenge — and Chang some twice. Wilson was 2-for-5 with a on Wedne.sday, .said the situation was “so there’s a problem with your test, Glenn Layendecker, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4). have been finished by the bullpen. typical for our sports, that this almost doesn’t Woods, who scored 15 touchdowns as a rookie last 1 double. Fred McGriff hit his ■something positive.’ I know I’m “There’s a lot of statistics to require any elaboration, commentaries or season, sprained his right ankle Tuesday and might SNN clean, and I’d sue them for $100 show how well your bullpen is league-leading 28th home run. conclusions.” be out until Monday. Tigers 6, Rangers 4: Rookie million. I may even get a doing, and that’s certainly one of Bilozerchev, 22, and Vladimir Gogoladze Esiason missed practice with tendinitis in a knee From page 11 franchise out of it.” NBC may put new league on hold them,” said Oakland manager Kevin Ritz became the first “had a corrupting influence on other members and might miss the next few days. The pair will be Up.shaw said he asked NFL Tony La Russa. “Those guys are Detroit pitcher in seven weeks to of the team,” top Soviet gymnastics official joined on the sidelines by offensive starters tackle LONDON (AP) - NBC’s influ­ prominently than it did six weeks complained about the “geogra­ win consecutive starts, beating turn on his set and get the scores per day reading, listening to or “I’ll give you an example On Commissioner Pete Rozelle if the good. I’m just glad they’re Leonid Arkayev said in the article. Anthony Munoz, who has a pulled calf muscle, and and highlights at any time.” ence could cause a one-year delay ago.” The former Dallas Cow­ phical spread” of the U.S. Texas at Tiger Stadium. running back James Brooks, with a hamstring watching sports news. the day before the baseball union could be given half of the in the start of a new international boys officials has been the loudest franchises. Steinlauf said a survey com­ “They can’t get enough, and All-Star Game, Phil .Jackson was urine samples provided during injury. missioned by Mizlou shows there football league. advocate of a 1990 start. CBS hasn’t shown much inter­ Bosox’ Dopson put on DL Other teams also are also experiencing early they can’t get it fast enough,” named the Bulls coach, Stu the league test. The NFLPA was NBC Sports President Dick Schramm was unavailable for est in the new league because it is a demand for a 24-hour sports Steinlauf .said. injury problems. news network. Jackson got the Knicks job. Bill denied permission, but was al­ Ebersol says the network isn’t comment Wedne.sday. A news would conflict with the network’s BOSTON (AP) — Bo.ston’s beleaguered Curt Warner and John L, Williams, the heart of Breaking stories will be a top lowed to conduct its own tests. interested in a 1990 start for the conference was scheduled here pitching staff took another blow when John Six hundred randomly selected priority for SNN. which will Walsh went to NB(’ and the coverage of the NBA and, begin­ the Seattle Seahawks’ rushing attack, both were Denver Nuggets became the first “The whole purpose is to NFL’s World League of Ameri­ today, but sources said no an­ ning next year, major league Dopson was placed on the 15-day disabled list sidelined Wednesday. males were surveyed, and 83 telecast many news conferences protect and help the players,” can Football, and football offi­ nouncement on a start-up date baseball. That leaves ABC as the /izrec cHimzy Wedne.sday night because of a strained muscle percent of them expres.sed inter­ as they happen. minority-owned major league Warner, the Seahawks’ leading rusher last year est in SNN. The study also found Upshaw said. “Protect them cials indicated that spring 1991 was expected. only possible network outlet in in his right elbow. with 1,025 yards, injured his right knee in a “There’s always plenty going franchi.se. That’s our kind of day. from inaccuracies and breach of appears to be a likely inaugural The sources, who asked not to 1990. Tom Bolton was called up from Class AAA that male cable subscribers on besides games.” Steinlauf We'll be on top of every story tlie SWEEPS scrimmage Monday and hasn’t practiced since. The spend an average of 97 minutes confidentiality and to get them season. be identified, also said that NFL owners voted last month Pawtucket to replace Dopson, Manager Joe knee is the same one on which Warner underwent said. minute it happens.” “1991 seems to be the choice of reports in some British newspap­ to go ahead with the international Morgan said Bolton would start against help if they have a drug •V. major surgery in 1984. problem.” the majority of WLAF board of ers Wednesday that a decision league and will help to stock 10 "It’s time, don’t wait until Cleveland on Thur.sday night in place of Williams, who led the team in receiving and added Upshaw said players detected directors,” NFL spokesman Joe had been made to postpone the teams — four in Europe, six in it’s cold and too late. ’’ scheduled starter Mike Smithson, who was 877 rushing yards in 1988, suffered back spasms Neipsic interclub team still perfect to have drugs in their system will Browne said. start for one year were wrong. North America — with players used in relief in a 9-8 lo.ss to Baltimore after Tuesday morning’s workout and has been held WLAF commissioner Tex Ebersol said NBC might bid for and coaches. PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SERVICES Wednesday night. out since. Neipsic Tennis Club’s junior def. Ryan Dronglnls 6-3; Peter Lammey be contacted by a certified Bolton, who has had previous trials with (N) def. Jessica Eldridoe 6-3; Ed Marshall (N) def. Carey 6-3; Meetch medical officer to discuss the Schramm and other league offi­ TV rights to a league beginning in The WLAF is supposed to start CLEANING, REPAIRS. INSTALLATIONS, New Orleans Saints running back Rueben Mayes interclub team ran its recent to Fitzgerald (N) def. Jahn AAancuso 6-4; Efsfratlou (N) det. Warner 6 i; Kate cials met Wedne,sday with pros­ 1991 “but under no circumstance Bo.ston, has an 11-5 reconi with a 2.86 earned 6-0 with a 20-2 win over Hopmea- Steve Blair (N) def. Trip Warner 6-0; Chadburn (N) def. Chad Rutledge 6-2; results. The player will then be with European franchises at has tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon, easing Peter Mulllgon (N) det. John Monucso pective owners and visited possi­ will we bid in 1990.” CHIMNEY RELINING run average at Pawtucket, dow Country Club of Sim.sbury. John Stewart (N) def. Chad Rutledge put in contact with Ted Schramm, London, Frankfurt, Milan and fears that the injury was more serious. 6-0; Jen Cion (N) def. G. Bridge 6-3; 6-2; Danielle Smith-N. Bray (N) def. ble stadiums for its flagship The NBC executive said next either Paris or Barcelona. There FULLY INSURED Dopson. 9-5, became the ninth Boston player Alex Eltel (N) def. Shannon Carey 6-0; Dranglnls-Schuster 6-4; Purvince-Matt a behavioral researcher in Mary­ In the fir.st few minutes of his first practice at Ross (N) def. Baslle-Downy 7-6 (7-4); S London franchise. year was “too soon (for the would be North American fran­ to be disabled this season. Second baseman Ron Boslle-Jainie Downey (HM ) def. land, who will design a program Ashford Manchester preseason camp a week ago, Mayes got a tearing Results: John Purvlonce (N) det. Kelly White-Kelly Bragdon 6-2; Ryan Lammey-J. Purvlance (N) def C Earlier in the week, Schramm league) to have a real, honest chises in Canada and Mexico, Marty Barrett and left fielder Mike Greenwell pain in his right Achilles. He hasn’t practiced since, ?'’l‘*oe 6-2; Steve Lommey tN) Dranglnls (H M ) def. Kevin Purvlance Brldge-G.Bridge 6-2; Chadburn-Jen to help the individual. 429-5243 are still out. def. Clifford Bridgee-0; Nancy Bray (N) 6-2; Shira Springer-Mellssa Ross (N) Cion (N) def. Warner-Rutledge 6-4; said “1991 is looming more chance to make money” and plus four U.S. cities. 643-0130 but doctors say rest is all that’s needed. def. Kevin Schuster 6-2; Mott Ross (N) Steve Blalr-Stewart (N) det. Carev- def. Eldrldge-C. Bridge 6-1; Rebecca Moncuso 6-0. I _H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. 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In fact, the most For the Lifetime Network series, called Andersen M M C future,” said Chuck Bangert, who produces common question he gets is about setting TWILIGHT LEAGUE - E S “ What Every Baby Knows: The First Three OB East Hartford at Moriarty’s 14 Mural painting 7 Last mo, T Y R O N E the series with Lou Gorfain and Hank limits. But he doesn’t advocate spanking. He Years,” cameras followed the development O’Karma. (Moriarty Field). 7:30 p.m. 15 Hospital doctor 8 Garment piece A V S O says if you spank a child, when he gets older of 12 children for one year. The 39 half-hour "Dr. Brazelton is very practical. His he will strike someone who displeases him. 16 Enemy 9 Grain of corn E U G shows will premiere on Lifetime on Saturday. contention is that a baby basically will tell you He’s also a great advocate of grandparents. 17 Praise M M Saturday 10 Dispatches E s U “ I was very aware of how hungry parents what’s wrong.” He says children should have a safe place LEGION BASEBALL - 19 Conclusion 12 Racetrack A E R 0 L U K E S were for answers to the issues that they "The basic thrust of the show is to trust your where they can occasionally escape some of Windsor Locks at Manchester 20 Jerk character T A R S A L e [ n C A S E expressed through worries about toilet own instincts,” said Gorfain. OB the restrictions.” (East Catholic), 5 p.m. 22 Hindu cymbals 13 Infringe on C L E A T S D E C E N T training, thumb sucking, but underlying that "We picked 12 families and mostly tell the The producers passed on other advice from are much more deep-seated need for support TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 23 Bird class 18 Family member H Y D R A ■ w A L E S story of their office visits to Dr. Brazelton,” Dr. Brazelton: Don’t worry if the child D’Amato Construction at Mo­ and understanding and a cultural commit­ said Gorfain, noting that the cameras also 24 Harness 2 1 ----- was here doesn’t eat vegetables, as long as the child riarty’s (2), (MoriartyField). 33 Of words ment to what they’re doing,” Brazelton said show the children at home. attachment 43 Lure by artibce gets milk and multivitamins. Peer pressure 3 p.m. 23 SF writer Isaac 3 4 ______Marcos in a telephone interview from his summer Four children are featured in each age ♦<63 .411 45 Delete's will stop bed-wetting quicker than anything Wediwidav't Ooimt 26 Young lady 35 Coal unit home on Cape Cod. The pediatrician has been The Aesoclafed Press Cleveland 1, Milwaukee 0 group: newborn to age 1, a time of discovery: else. 28 Moo 25 Christmas 37 Bank employee opposite helping mothers with their children in a show ' ‘the terrible twos” when they develop a sense New Yark 7, Minnesota 6, 1st oome Bangert and Gorfain, who have won six OFF AND RUNNING — Golden Reef, Minnesota 4, New Y ork 3, 2nd oome, 10 30 M ai___ 27 Artificially 38 New York lake 46 Angers on Lifetime for six years. of self; and the third year, a time of growing innirios 39 Passages “ The thing I want to achieve is to have Emmys, have also produced "The Body Jose Santos aboard, wins the 72nd Boltimore 9, Boston 8 Radio, TV (cocktail) sprouted grain 4 9 ___ Landers autonomy and socialization. Detroit 6, Texas 4 through walls mothers watch their babies and learn what Human” for CBS and "Trackdown,” a special running of The Schuylerville Stakes for 31 Dakota Indian 29 More tearful The families selected represent various Toronto 8, Kansas City 0 41 27th president 51 Table scrap their babies are trying to tell them. If the ethnic and economic groups, as well as a about the ’ ‘Green River killer’ ’ in Washington 2-year-old fillies on opening day at Calltornlo 7, Seattle 0 32 Timber tree Oakland J, Chicooo 0 to parents watch they can learn.” state. Gorfain said two viewers have led Rec Department photo Today couple on the verge of divorce, a single-parent Saratoga Racecourse on Wednesday. ’Piurtday't Oomes 33 Color Called this generation’s Dr. Benjamin family, a multi-generation family, working authorities to a major suspect in the serial Clilcaoo (Dotson W) ot Oakland (Welch 1:30 p.m. — Mets at Cardi­ killings. Computer problems delayed racing for 11-5), 3:15 p.m. MIDGET GIRLS CHAMPS — The Rowdies secured top honors in the 36 Dorothy's dog Spock, Brazelton is a clinical professor of mothers and mothers at home. Minnesota (Aguilera BO) at New York nals, Channel 9, WFAN (660- 39 Paper size pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, “ The way people are willing to share their over an hour and hampered wagering, (C ary 1-0), 7;M p.m, Manchester Rec Department s midget girls soccer division at Kennedy Road AM) They’re producing a show for ABC about Cleveland (Nichols 1-1) ot Boston (Bolton 40 Cooking vessel professor of pediatrics and child development anxieties, their concerns, their stresses, and hunting down parole violators, with Avery costing NYRA approximately $1.5 mil­ 0-0), 7:35 p.m. field this summer. Team members, from left, front row: Katie Broner, Erin 2 p.m. — Tennis: Volvo 42 Sell at Boston University, and founder and chief of let down their defenses in front of a camera is Brooks as the host: “ Code I,” an ABC pilot lion in handle. Texas (B. Witt 9-9) at Detroit (Robinson 1-3), Ringbloom, Shelley Pelletier, Dawn Migliore, Sarah Longo, Brandy Page, International, ESPN the Development Unit at Boston Children’s 7:35 p.m. 44 Pay dirt incredible to me,” said Dr. Brazelton. about emergency medical services with Konsos City (T.Gordon 11-4) at Toronto Michele Beebe, Amelia Stoj, Emily Knaus. Back row: Coach Jeff Page, Alise 7:30 p.m. — Twins at 20 Hospital Medical Center. Bangert said Brazelton is a hero to many (Key 7-12), 7:35 p.m. Yankees. Channel 11, WPOP 45 Moses’ Pernell Roberts as host. Calltornla (McCasklll lO-O) ot Seottle F.all.cciaidi, Kara Geyer, Aimee Page, Devin Eukers, Melissa Valade, (R.Johnson 5-3), 10:05 p.m. Meaghan Mizoras, Lindsay Schneider, Jennifer Dahms, Coach Gary Dahms. 7; 30 p.m. — Indians at Red mountain IN BRIEF Friday’s <3omes Sox, NESN, WTIC Oakland at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. 47 Civil War Cleveland ot Boston, 7:35 p m 9 p.m. — Boxing: Rodney general TV Tonight Four on All-Star squad New York at Toronto, 7:35 p m Moore vs. Miguel Santana, 48 One devoted to Texas at Baltim ore, 8:05 p.m, Orioles 9, Red Sox 8 Phillies 6, Cubs 0 USA Cable The Manchester American Legion baseball Kansas City ot Minnesota, 8 05 pm BlueJay88.RoyalsO religious work D etroit at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. rock star encounters problems when he BALTIMORE Ob To Be Announced. 1:1 5 A M [TMC] Showcase team, winners of the Zone Eight title for the Calltornlo at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m BOSTON CHICAGO PHILA 50 Lark 6 ;0 0 P M CD CE) dD O) ® News Ob r h bl TORONTO meets his 13-year-old son for the first Ob r h bl Ob r h bl (24 Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord .cecond consecutive year, placed four per­ Oeverex ct 6 0 2 1 39 43 CD Matt Houston time Nick Mancuso, Byron Thames 1 :3 0 A M (B The Judge (CC) Burks cf Ob r h bl Wotfon cf 3 0 1 0 Dvkstro cf 4 1 2 1 52 Actress Gilda PBrodIv It Fernndz ss 5 1 1 0 1984 Peter Wimsey (CC) The police intensify formers on the Zone Eight All-Star team that 4 10 0 Reed 2b Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 (11) Star Trek ( B Joe Franklin CRIpkn ss 4 2 3 1 4 0 0 0 MWIIsn cf (3® MOVIE: 'The Blue Dahlia' An ex- their search for witnesses who might have Boggs 3b 5 1 2 0 OwSmth If 4 0 0 0 VHoves rt 3 1 0 0 (S) McMillan and Wife will oppo.se the Zone One All-Stars Friday at 7 Tettleton c 3 3 11 Bvons rf 4 0 1 0 Gruber 3b 5 1 2 1 T ransactions serviceman is accused of killing his wife. seen the gigolo die. (60 mm.) Part 3 of 4. (ID INN News EOlt Division M orind dh 3 0 0 0 Bell If Groce 1b 4 0 0 0 Kruk If 2 0 1 0 53 Shipworm (R) p.m. at Tunxis Meade Field in Farmington. 4 13 0 Esasky 1b 4 1 2 1 Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 Dernier If 1 0 0 0 d S Sledge Hammerl Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, William Bendix ® Angie W L Pet. OB Million 1b 3 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 4 1 1 4 Romlne It 2 2 11 Jackson rf 0 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 4 1 1 0 54 Slope 1946 26 INN News Catcher Dom Laurinitis and first baseman M ontreol 63 44 .569 Wthotn 3b 10 0 0 W hitt c dl) Motorweek (R) (1® Later With Bob Costas 5 13 1 Heep ph 4 0 10 Berryhill c 3 0 1 0 CHoves 3b 4 0 2 2 Chicago 60 47 .561 3 BRIpkn 2b 5 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 Mozzllli rf BASEBALL 55 Waif (26) Charlie's Angels (57) This Old House (CC). (R) (30 Hogan's Heroes Keith DiYe.so were named to the first team Kutchr ph 3 2 3 2 Romos 3b 3 0 1 0 Doulton c 4 1 0 0 (3® Honeymooners St. Louis 54 49 .524 7 Orsuiok rt 3 0 0 0 MItnks dh MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL—Named 3 0 0 0 Rice dh 4 0 12 Dunston ss 3 0 0 0 Thon $$ 3 2 2 3 dl) MOVIE: 'Abducted' A father and son CBID Three's Company while Rob Stanford at shortstop and Neal New York 55 SO .524 7 M elvin ph 2 0 0 0 Lee 2b Fronds T. Vincent, Jr. chairman of Molor ® WKRP in Cincinnati [CNN] Newsnight Update 10 0 0 Rivero ss 4 0 2 1 Sondrsn p 10 0 0 KHowell p 3 0 0 0 confront each other over a young wom­ Pittsburgh 45 61 .425 17'/i BAndsn ct 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Leogue Baseball Properties. DOWN . d?) World of Survival (R) Schackner at third ba.se received second team Cerone c Schlroldl p 1 0 0 0 an's kidnapping in the mountains of British [DIS] MOVIE; 'Spaceman in King Ar­ Philadelphia 43 63 .406 19Vj Totals » f 17 t 3 0 0 0 Am erican League 11:00PM C3D (3D (2® (3® @® fsT) Totals Wltkrsn ph 1 0 0 0 (6T) Three's Company thur's Court' (CC) A young astronaut is honors. First team .selectees are guaranteed of West Division 31 0 2 0 Totots BOSTON RED SOX—Placed John Dopson, Columbia. Dan Haggerty, Roberta Weiss. News U i l S i Kligus p 0 0 0 0 catapulted back in time to King Arthur's playing the first five innings. W L Pet. OB Boltimore ooo ooa sao—e pitcher, on the 15-dav disabled list. Called up [A8iE] New Wilderness Lawrence King-Phillips. 1986 Totals 30 0 3 0 Totols 33 6 • 6 1 Touchy (C)19S9 by NEA, Inc CB It's a Living court, Dennis Dugan, Kenneth More. Son Froncisco 62 45 .579 Boston iM 000 002—« Konioi City 000 000 M Tom Bolton, pitcher, from Pawtucket of the [A 8iE ] Durrell in Russia Przewalski's Laurinitis is batting .312. DiYeso .394 with a Houston 61 46 ,570 1 Toronto 800 190 11x—4 International l.eaoue. [O IS ] How to Be a Perfect Person in 111) Cheers (CC) 1979. Rated G. E—Boggs, Worthington. DP—Boltimore 2. Chicogo 000 000 000-0 horse is among the animals encountered Son Diego 53 54 .495 9 Boston 3. LOB—Baltimore 11, Boston 7. DP—Konsos City 2, Toronto 1. LOB— KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Activoted Just Three Days A comedy about Milo team-leading 38 RBIs, Stanford .406 with 40 Phtiodelphta 003 400 oox—6 within the steppeland of the Ukraine 18 To Be Announced. [ESPN] Auto Racing: Mille Miglia Los Angeles 50 56 .463 12'/3 2B—Worthington 2, CRIpken. 3B—Esosky. Kansas City 3, Toronto )2.2B— MWIIson, Lee, Kurt Stillwell, shortstop, from the 2lKlav Crimpley, a clumsy 12-year-old boy who runs .scored and Schackner .362 with 28 RBIs. Cincinnati LOB—Chicago 4, Phllodelphlo 4. 2B— Sports Car Reunion From Mille Mtglia, 49 57 .462 12'/j HR—Cerone (2),Tettleton (22). M illigan (10), Gruber, Brett, Wilson. HR—M cG rIff (20), disabled list. Optioned Bill Pecota, In- enrolls in a crash course on how to be­ [CNN] PrimeNews (26 Weekday (R) Italy. Atlanta 43 64 M o n llll (1). SF— Bell. CHoyes, Jordan. HR—Thon2(9) .Dvkstro (5). East Catholic High graduate Mark Mangia- .402 19 Esosky (19). SB— D evereoux (15) tlelder, to Omaha of the Amerlcon Associa­ come a perfect person. Stars Hermione [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents; 38 M*A*S*H Wednesday's Gomes BAnderson. SF—M llllgon . SB— Dvkstro (27). tion. GIngold, Wallace Shawn. Lenny Von Dolen [U S A ] Feather and Father Gang fico. who plays for the East Hartford Legion, IP H R ER BB SO IP N R E R BB SO Wonders of the Water Worlds A study of Cincinnati 5, Houston 2 IP MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Placed Dove and lien Mitchell-Smith. (60 min.) ®1) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Philadelphia 6, Chicago 0 Boltimore 4 2-3 10 « 6 4 Chkoge CELEBRITY CIPHER brook, lake, river and sea creatures. (60 1 : 3 5 A M ( B Love Boat was named Zone Eight pitcher of the year and Sondrsn L.9-7 31-3 4 5 5 1 Engle,catcher,onwalverstorthepurpose ot Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. [CNN] Moneyline Montreal 3. Pittsburgh 1 Bollard 1 1-3 2 0 0 ) giving him his unconditional release. [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Willie Mays min.) will start on the mound for the All-Stars Friday Son Diego 9. Atlanta 7 Schlroldl 3 2-3 3 1 1 1 Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: O equals P. vs. Bob Allison Holton [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Off Road Cham­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 2 :0 0 A M (B Superior Court night. New York 4, St. Louis 3 Wlllomsn W,8-3 Kligus 1 10 0 0 Phitotfelphio TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Called up [LIFE ] Cagney & Lacey pionship Grand Prix (Taped) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Little Nikita' (CC) An Los Angeles 7, Son Froncisco 4 Thurmond S.3 Tony Castillo, pitcher, from Syracuse of the 'KA MTPXAPX XT VASASKAV CTD Streets of San Francisco Ttiundov's Gomes Boston KHowell W.9-7 9 3 0 0 1 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Skin Game' Posing as [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire FBI agent's investigation into the activities 0 0 2 International League. Optioned Greg Myers, of a renegade Soviet agent leads to a teen­ NVR Showcase Houston (Cloncv 5^) ot Cincinnati Price cotcher, and Glenollen Hill, outfielder, to master and slave, a pair of con artists ply (Browning 8-10), 12:35 p.m. [T M C ] MOVIE: Off Beat' A mild- ager's discovery that his parents are Rus­ (5® Dating Game Snyder gets varsity letter BStonlev Syracuse. XIJX XITNA BIT MJP SJRA their trade in the pre-Civil War South mannered librarian agrees to impersonate New York (Cone 8-5) ot St. Louis (H ill 6-7), Murphy Reds 5. Astros 2 Notional League James Garner, Lou Gossett, Edward As- sian spies Sidney Poitier, River Phoenix. 1:35 p.m. his friend, a cop. Judge (38; Jeffersons (CC) Hetzet L.1-2 PITTSBURGH PI RATES-P laced Bob ner. 1971 Rated PG 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) WALTHAM, Mass. — Jay Snyder of Chicago (Maddux 11^) at Philadelphia Smithson TSADAXN QVTQAVDC MJP Reinhold, Meg Tilly, Cleavant Derricks. [ESPN] SportsLook National League results HOUSTON CINCINNATI Kipper, pitcher, on the ISdov disabled list. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (Ruttin :W), 7:35 p.m. BStonlev pitched to 2 betters In the 7th, [U S A ] Cartoon Express 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Manchester earned a varsity letter with the Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Recalled Scott Little, outfielder, from Buffalo Montreal (De Martinez 12-1) ot Pitts­ of the Amerlcon Association. [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote Jessica in­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Magnum Force' San Bentley College men’s tennis team last spring. burgh (Walk 8-7), 7:35 p.m. BIgglo c 4 1 2 1 Duncan ss 1 1 0 1 ET PTXIZPW ADNA.' — 6 : 3 0 P M (3) CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) Francisco's "Dirty Harry " Callahan investi­ [T M C ] MOVIE; 'O ff Beat' A mild- Romlrz ss 5 0 10 Oulnons 3b 4 0 1 0 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Placed vests in a trendy New York restaurant mannered librarian agrees to impersonate Snyder, a fre.shman, saw limited action Son Diego (Schulze 1-0) ot Atlonto Rick Reuschel, pitcher, on the 15-davdlsabled (3) (a® ABC News (CC). gates a rash of gangland-style murders, (Smoltz n-8). 7:40 p.m. Nets 4, Cardinals 3 Doran 2b 2 0 0 0 Rchdsn 3b 0 0 0 0 where murder is apparently on the menu his friend, a New York City cop Judge compiling a 3-0 record in singles and winning GDovIs 1b 4 0 0 0 EDovIs cf 4 0 11 list. Recalled Russ Swan, pitcher, from I Z D J Z V A K A D D T M (25) Too Close for Comfort (60 min.) Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook, Mitchell Son Francisco (D,Robinson 9-7) ot Los Phoenix of the Poclllc Coast League. Ryan 1973 Rated R (In Stereo) Reinhold, Meg Tilly. Cleavant Derricks. four of five doubles matches. He is a 1988 Angeles (Hershlser 12-8), 10:35 p.m. Yankees7,Twins6 Comlnlt 3b 4 1 1 0 Roomes rf 4 1 1 0 d® d® NBC News (CC) 1986. Rated PG (In Stereo) Anthony rf 2 0 10 Yongbid If 2 10 0 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "With the words that I'm saying and the way I 8:30PM (.22) (36) OiHerent World (CC) STLOUIS BASKETBALL [U S A ] Miami Vice A neurotic actor- graduate of Manche.ster High School. He is the Ob r h bl Yelding ph 10 0 0 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 sing it, sometimes I give my own self the blues." — John Lee Hooker. da) @) Nightly Business Report Ron claims that Dwayne has Jesse Jack­ First Game Ob r h bl National Basketball League writer swipes a drug dealer's wallet, (60 2 :3 0 A M IB Sustaining BHotchr If 4 0 0 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 son's endorsement for student govern­ .son of Barry and Lynda Snyder of Kent Drive. MINNESOTA NEW YORK 4 0 1 0 Colemon If 5 1 2 2 ® WKRP in Cincinnati min ) (In Stereo) (3® Alice American League results Young cf 4 0 2 0 Chorlton p 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON ROCKETS—Signed Adrian Ob r h bl c 1 0 10 OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 ment president. (R) (In Stereo) Desholes p 10 0 0 Franco p Caldwell, forward, ond Byron Dinkins, d S Love Connection [CNN] Sports Latenight Newmn 2b 2 1 0 0 ToUesn 2b 0 10 0 Oouend 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 guord. (57) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) CRnIds ph 10 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 2 10 0 Lorkin rf 5 12 0 Polonlo If 0 0 0 0 Guenrer 1b 2 0 11 FOOTBALL [A 8.E ] Profiles Featured: former Spanish 1 1 :30PM (B (40 Nightline (CC) [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date Midget football signups set Indians I.BrewersO Puckett cf 5 12 1 Terry pr 0 0 0 0 Forscit p 0 0 0 0 O liver c 4 0 2 2 dictator Generalissimo Francisco Franco. [A8tE] W ild World of the East 5 1 2 1 Kelly cf Spitmn ph Notional Football Loogue (B Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) scores. Goettl 3b 2 2 0 0 Durhm 1b 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 1 0 5 113 Mtnglv 1b Agosto p DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed Keith Jen­ [CNN] Showbiz Today (3D MOVIE: Outback Bound' Hrbek lb 4 0 11 Brnnskv rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RRobnsn p 2 0 10 9:00P M Qi) Honeymooners [U S A ] Madame's Place The ManchesterMidget Football League will 5 12 0 MHoll rf Trevino oh nings, tight end. MILWAUKEE Baker pr f 5 0 2 2 Pnditn 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 WInghm If 2 1 1 0 (CC) After losing her business and boy­ hold signup sessions Sunday through Thursday Ob r h bl 0 0 0 0 Slought ph Totals DENVER BRONCOS— Announced the Cl8 To Be Announced. ab r h bi Horper c I 5 0 0 0 M Thmp cf 4 1 1 0 33 2 7 1 Totals 30 5 8 4 friend, a Beverly Hills socialite journeys to Browne 2b 4 12 1 5 13 0 HMorrIs If retirem ent ot Rulon Jones, defensive end [ESPN] SportsLook at Charter Oak Park for the 1989 .season. M olltor 3b 4 0 0 0 ^ v e r pr 4 0 2 0 TPeno c 3 1 1 0 the Australian outback to sell her opal $2 (30) Tonight Show (In Stereo) 2 : 3 5 A M (3D Family Feud James It 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Phelps dh INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed Jomes I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Gantnr 2b 4 0 2 0 CCostlll If 3 0 10 Power p 10 0 0 Houston 800 800 110—2 mine. Donna Mills, John Schneider, An­ The times are Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. and Komnsk cf 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 Borfleld cf Pruitt, wide receiver. Announced thot 7;00P IV I CS Inside Edition Muscle­ ® This Old House (R) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'World Gone W ild' (CC) Deer dh 4 0 0 0 Bush If 10 0 0 Oovtev p 0 0 0 0 O nclm w ti ooo 300 20x—« I • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee drew Clarke. 1988 (R) Corter ct 4 0 1 0 Yount cf 1 0 0 0 Geren c E—O liver, GDovIs. DP—Houston 2. Wolf Harris and Al Royster, defensive building products. (R) A religious fanatic leads his shock troops Monday through Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. 4 0 10 Moses ph 0 0 0 0 M orris ph 0 0 0 0 (26) Your Show of Shows POBrin lb 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Espnoz ss linemen, voluntarllv left comb. (3D (4® Mission: Impossible (CC) A form­ against peaceful settlers on the post- Brock 1b 2 0 10 Loudnr dh 2 0 0 0 W orrell p 0 0 0 0 LOB—Houston 9, Cincinnati 7. 2B— Unscramble these four Jumbles, (3D dD Wheel of Fortune (CC). The signups for players and cheerleaders is Clark dh 4 0 0 0 4 0 12 Velarde 3b KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Sloned Rich (3^ St. Elsewhere apocalyptic frontier Bruce Dern, Catherine Braggs If 4 0 0 0 Gogne ss 1 0 0 0 Pognoz ph 10 0 0 Roomes. Comlnitl, Anthony, Winninghom. one letter to each square, to form erly friendly agent turns against the IMF, Belle rf 3 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 Baldinger, guard, to a three-vear controct. CB Cosby Show (CC). open to youngsters from Manche.ster and COBrIen c 4 0 1 0 Totals 37 4 10 4 Totals 31 3 4 3 3fr—Young. HR—BIgglo (8). SB—Roomes four ordinary words. while a KGB agent helps the Force locate a (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Mary Stewart. Michael Pare 1988 Rated Jocobv 3b 40 6 14 6 Totals : Waived Gerald Abraham, running back. R. 3 0 0 0 Felder rt 1 0 0 0 (6). BHoteber (22), Doran (17). (11) INN News chemical weapons plant in Central Africa [A & E ] Improv Tonite Host Jasmine Guy Bolton who will be 10 years old by Nov. 1,1989, Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Francon rf 2 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO Minnesota 020 040 000—4 New York 100 000 003—0 d® M^A'S'-H (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Fermln ss 3 0 0 0 M eyer ph 1 0 0 0 Houston MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed Travis welcomes some of today's comics. (In 2 : 4 0 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: Goodbye, and not turn 14 asof that date. Minimum weight New York oOO 101 50*—7 StLouls 003 000 001—3 Simpson, center. Waived Vince Tosiek, DY RY Spiers ss 3 0 0 0 Deshales L,10-5 5 4 3 3 <4 (5D Bonanza Stereo) Emmanuelle’ Emmanuelle's search foi E—McCullers. LOB—Minnesota 10. New E— M iller. DP—New York 1. L(3B—New nose tackle. da) dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour is 70 pounds and maximum is 130. A birth Polldor ph 1 0 0 0 Forsch 1 0 0 0 C sexual freedom takes her to a tropical is York 5.2B— Hrbek, Loudner, Gogne, Polonlo, York 11, StLouls 0. 3B—EIsfer, Hemondei, d® Police Story (2® (3® Cheers (CC) Frasier and Lilith seek [CNN] Sports Tonight Totals 32 1 6 1 Totols H 0 6 0 Agosto 2 4 2 2 1 NEW YORK GIANTS—Waived Dean certificate must be presented at time of Harper 2. Borfleld, M ottlnglv. 3B—ToMeson. Somuel. MThompson. 3B—Coleman. TIebout, tackle. a new lifestyle in the wilderness (R) (In [DIS] America the Way We Were: The land where she discovers a bold new lifes SB—HJohnson (39). S—Power, M orris. Cfnclnnotl d® S® Current Affair Stereo) tyle Sylvia Kristel, Umberto Orsini )978 registration and a medical 'release is also Clevekmd 001 000 000—1 HR—Goettl (18). Geren (4). SB—Polonlo RRoblnson W ,M 5 2-3 2 0 0 :! NEW YORK JETS-SIgned Kevin Home Front 1940-1945 (CC) Archival (17), Tolleson (4), Newman (17). S—Velorde. IP H RER BB SO McArthur, linebacker. (M) Cheers (CC) Rated R required. Milwaukee 000 ooo 000-0 Dibble 11-3 2 1 1 C (24) Moyers: A Second Look: The Van­ footage, film clips, music, art and advertis­ E—Browne. DP—Mllwoukee 1. LOB— Charlton 1 1111 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed Gary YUJIC in Star Trek ishing Family: Crisis in Black America ing of the time are used to illustrate daily 3 :0 0 A M (3D Home Shopping Over­ Fee is $15 for players, $10 for cheerleaders. Cleveland 4, Mllwoukee 9. 3B IP Fronco S,25 1 2 0 0 1 Plummer, linebacker, to a three-vear con­ -B e lle . Minnesota [A & E ] Chronicle A visit to an AIDS victim (CC) Focusing on Newark. N J., an exami­ life in American during World War II (6C night Service (3 hrs ) SB— Felder (15). HBP— Duncan by Desholes. tract. Waived Clint Sampson, wide receiver. There’s a family maximum of $25. RSmIth 6 7 4 in Massachusetts nation of reasons for the disappearance of min ) Part 3 of 3 IP H R ER BB SO T f C QI) White Shadow Part 1 of 2. Berenguer 1-3 1 2 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed Ken the traditional black family (60 min.) (R) [ES PN ] SportsCenter Up-to-date A head coach and assistant coaches are [CNN] Moneyline Q® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) needed. Anyone interested should contact John Wovne L.3-3 0 2 1 Expos 3, Pirates 1 Clarke, defensive lineman. ®7) Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord scores StCloIre 2 2-3 0 0 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Agreed to [D IS ] Big Bird in Japan Big Bird and Bark­ Peter Wimsey (CC) Harriet Vane discov­ (3® Trapper John, M.D. Phelps (647-9240). New York terms with BUI Kenney, quarterback. PUN CKA ley visit Japan, learning about Japanese [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fair Trade' A Latin LaPoint 2 1-3 4 2 WHAT YOU AAISHT ers that poison-pen letters and obscene American drug czar clashes with an Ameri­ [CNN] Headline News Overnight 1 1 0 9 MONTREAL PITTSBURGH Canadian Football Looguo food, customs and language. (60 min.) A band and trumpeter are needed for the McCullers W.4-3 4 2-3 8 4 Ob r h bl BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS—Signed 0 0 WHEN YOU drawings are disturbing the peaceful at­ can drug enforcement official Oliver Reed. [DIS] Great Expectations (CC) Pip (An­ Dodgers 7. Giants 4 ab r h bl [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Manchester Midget Football League opener on Rlghettl S.17 2 2 0 u i i DMrtnz cf 4 1 1 0 Bonds If 4 0 1 Ron Howard, defensive bock. Activated REAP A s o o t ? mosphere at her alma mater (60 min.) Part Robert Vaughn, Claudia Udy. 1988 Rated thony Calf) uncovers the secret of Estella's scores. 1 of 3 (R) Sept. 17. Interested parties should contact Jean RSmIth pitched to 2 botters IntheTth, Wovne Huson 2b 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 2 0 10 Willis Beasley, defensive end; Johnny HORROR STORY. R origins, after Miss Haversham’s death and pitched to 2 botters In the 7th, LOS ANOELS Brooks rf 4 0 10 VonSlyk cf 4 0 0 0 Holloway, defensive back; and Anthony [LIFE ] HeartBeat Cory and the Women s [A8iE] MOVIE: 'Caesar and Cleopatra' Estella's marriage, Pip moves to lr:dla to Carlin at 647-9867. Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Raines If 4 0 11 Bonilla 3b 4 0 1 Parker, running back. Released Walter Medical Arts are slapped with a malprac­ After learning the intrigues of politics and Aldrete 1b Ballard, defensive end. ROBUGE 1 1 :35PM CS Night Court begin again. With Kim Thomttson and An­ SEATTLE 5 0 0 0 Griffin ss 5 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 RRevIds rf 4 0 1 Now arrange the circled letters to tice suit over the death of a baby; Paul ex­ romance, a teenage Egyptian temptress thony Hopkins. (2 hrs.) Part 3 of 3 (In 5 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b Burke p 0 0 0 0 King 1b EDMONTON ESKIMOS—Activoted Keith Ob r h bl 3 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 form the surprise answer, as sug­ periences impotency. (60 min.) conquers the aging Caesar. Vivien Leigh, a Today Safe drink­ Stereo) 4 0 10 5 0 11 M Htchr If Wotloch 3b 4 13 0 LVIHere c Wright, wide receiver, ond JettBroswell, 1 2:0 0 A M (3D us Revnids 2b 3 0 2 0 Twins 4, Yankees 3 4 0 1 0 3 1 1 gested by the above cartoon. Claude Rams, Stewart Granger. 1946 ing water Wade Bedell selected 4 0 0 0 MDIoz 2b 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Morgan p 0 0 0 0 Sontoven c 4 0 0 0 Bell ss 3 0 1 linebacker, Transfered Brian Worren, [MA.X] MOVIE: 'Any Which Way You [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest 4 0 0 0 Brilev If 4 0 0 0 10 innings) 4 1 1 0 Dempsv c 0 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 1 2 2 GWIIsn Ph 10 0 0 linebacker, to the reserve list. Can' Bareknuckle fighter Philo Beddoe [C N N ] Larry King Live Cl1' Friday the 13th: The Series A pool 4 1 0 0 4 2 2 1 Perez p 3 0 0 0 HOCKEY WITH 3 :0 5 A M (3D News (R| Wade Bedell, 13. of Manchester was selected ADovIs 1b 3 0 1 0 M urray 1b 2 2 2 3 RReed p 2 0 0 0 Answer here: “ ^ agrees to one final match before settling [DIS] Great Expectations (CC) Pip (An­ hustler is on a winning streak with the help 4 3 3 2 Coles rf 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4 0 1 0 Golorrg 1b 0 0 0 0 Congels ph 10 0 0 Notional Hockoy Loogue IT Second ID down with his girl and pet orangutan. Clint thony Calf) uncovers the secret of Esiella's of a deadly cue stick. (60 min.) (R) (In to attend the United States Youth 'Soccer 4 12 0 Klngerv cf 3 0 0 0 Oome 4 0 11 Homitn 3b 3 0 0 1 MSmIth p 0 0 0 0 CALGARY F1.AMES—Named Jamie 3 : 3 0 A M [A & E ] improv Tonite Host MINNESOTA NEW YORK {Answers tomorrow) Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Ruth Gordon. origins; after Miss Haversham's death and Stereo) Association Region I Olympic Development 4 1 1 3 SBrdtv dh 4 0 10 1 0 1 0 Gonzolz cf 3 0 0 1 Totals S3 3 8 3 Totals 32 1 4 0 HIslop assistant cooch ot Salt Loke City of the 1980. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Jasmine Guy welcomes some of today's 4 1 1 1 Presley 3b 4 0 1 0 Ob r h bl 0 1 0 0 Scloscia c 3 0 0 0 International Leogue. Signed Daryl Olson, Jumbles: BOOTH OWING UNHOLY FERVID Estella's marriage, Pip moves to India to Cl® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) comics. (In Stereo) Newmn 2b 4 0 11 Yesterday's Carnp on the basis of his abilities shown at the 3 0 1 0 Voile c 3 0 10 Sox 2b 0 0 0 0 JHowetl P 0 0 0 0 Montreol ooo 001 2 0 0 -3 defenseman, and Tim Sweeney, left wing. [U S A ] Miami Vico Crockett and Tubbs begin again. With Kim Thompson and An­ Gogne ss 5 2 1 0 Answer Apparently the easiest habits to break are the (20) Morton Downey Jr. (R) Cochran c 10 0 0 Polonlo If 0 0 0 0 RMrtInz p 1 0 0 1 Plftsborgh ooO 000 100—1 battle a supposedly dead Haitian mobster thony Hopkins. (2 hrs.) Part 3 of 3 (In [E S P N ] Karate: U.S. Light M iddlew ­ Region I Olympic Development Identification Puckett ct 5 13 2 ones that are this—GOOD FOR YOU VIzQuel ss 3 0 0 0 Slought ph 1 0 11 LHarrs ph 0 1 0 0 E—Owen. DP—Montreol 1, Pittsburgh 1 DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed Dave and his band of voodoo-spouting zombies. Stereo) C?6) Success n Life eight Championship From Rockford, III. Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 weekend held at the State University of New 35 7 9 6 Totals 31 0 6 0 HMorrIs If 0 0 0 0 Bean If 1 0 0 0 LOB—Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 7. 2B— Borr, right wing, to a two-year contract (60 min.) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) Larkin dh 5 0 3 1 M tnglv 1b [ESPN] Motorsports: Thursday Thun­ 0® Win. Lose or Draw York in Binghamton, N Y. The Region I camp 0 0 0 0 Bonilla, Raines, Wolloch. HR—Owen (5). COLLEGE [TMC] MOVIE: Death Wish 4; The CCostlll rf 5 0 0 0 M H oll dh 0 0 0 0 SB—Lind (11), DoMortInez (13), Bonds FIESTA BOWL—Named Tom George der: Auto racing anthology series (60 (6T) Anushka Collfom ia 020 100 400—7 7 ;3 0 P M (3D Entertainment Tonight Crackdown' Vigilante Paul Kersey de­ was held at Rider College in Lawrenceville, Seattle ooo 000 000—0 Loudner c 2 10 0 BolbonI ph 3S 4 7 4 Totals 39 7 4 4 (18). S—Huson. ossistant executive director In charge of Sylvester Stallone's new movie "Lock- min.) Moses If 4 0 0 0 Borfleld rf administration. [A & E ] Durrell in Russia Przewalski's clares war on Southern California's crack N.J. E—ADovIs. DP—Californio 2, Seottle 2. IP H R ER BB SO Up." (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Lady in White’ A horse is among the animals encountered Baker 2b 4 0 1 0 Geren c Son PranclKO 001 101 010—4 Montreal COLBY—Announced the resignation of dealers. Charles Bronson. Kay Lenz, John LOB—Californio 1, Seottle 8. 2B—Armos 2. ghostly apparition proviqes a young within the steppeland of the Ukraine. Bedell will be an eighth grade student in the HR—Armos (8), Schroeder (6), Howell (17). Tollesn 3b Los Angeles 200 123 OOx—7 Perez W,6-10 6 6 Charles Britton, sports Information director. (3D (S) Jeopardyl (CC). P. Ryan 1987 Rated R Phelps ph schoolboy with clues to an unsolved 10- fall at Bennet Junior High. He is the son of Dick E—G riffin , Riles. DP—Son Froncisco 2. Elurke Sz23 1 0 (3D Kate & Allie (CC) [CNN] Newsnight [USA] MOVIE; 'Penny Serenade' The Espnoz ss Plttiburoti FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON—Announced year-old murder. Lukas Haas, Katherine IP H R ER BB SO LOB—Son Froncisco 9, Los Angeles 7. Astrograph [ESPN] Supercross: Best of AMA Rac­ happiness of a young couple who adopt a and Joan Harrison of 44 Cedarwood Rd.. and Collfom ia Kelly cf HR—M oW llllom s (4). RReed LA-2 7 7 that Rich Mills, men's assistant basketball (H) Major League Baseball: Minnesota Helmond, Len Cariou 1988 Rated PG-13. Totals ing baby is shattered by tragedy Cary Grant, Alan Bedell of Winsted. Blvleven W,11-2 9 6 0 0 3 6 38 4 9 4 Totols IP H R ER BB SO MSmirn 2 1 cooch, hos resigned to accept the same Twins at Now York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 (In Stereo) position ot SI. Bonaventure. Named Greg min.) (Live) Irene Dunne. Beulah Rondi. 1941. Scathe [LIFE] MOVIE; ‘Illusions' An American [LIFE] HeartBeat Prio' to Alison s wed­ Minnesota 003 100 000 Vetronemen'sosslstantbasketball cooch. JeReed L,3-6 5 3 3 1 0 0 There's a possibility you might be d ® M - A ’ S^H designer becomes entangled in interna­ ding, Marilyn tells her daughter why, as a 3 :4 0A M (B Nightwatch Joined in Comstock 2 6 4 4 0 1 New York 000 000 030 0—0 DP—New York 1. LOB—Minnesota 8, drawn Into a debate today where your (3® Win, Lose or Draw tional intrigue after her husband is reported young woman, she abandoned her family. Progress Paterno book due out soon NIednfur 2 0 0 0 0 0 GEORGETOWN—Named Dave Urick (60 min.) New York 10. 2B—Larkin, Newmon, Boker, lacrosse coach. dead. Karen Valentine. Brian Murray, Ben ^ o u r opposition has a firmer grasp of the 3® Newhart (CC). 4 :0 0 A M 01 Streets of San Francisco PITTSBURGH (AP) — Penn State football Puckett. HR— Borfleld (18). SB—Polonlo American League leaders KANSAS STATE—Signed Lon Kruger, facts than you do. Don't get In over your Master. 1983. [USA] New Mike Hammer (18). 5—Sox. men's head basketball cooch, to a flve-veor S® Cosby Show (CC). (3® One Day at a Time 5 3 4 4 DM rphv rf er your own nest at the expense of on the streets - and the efforts being ferent immigrant groups that compose a 1978 incident — two years after Pitt won the 31 4 7 4 Totals 31 6 9 6 r 4 12 2 Thomas ss more, 22; Whitaker, Detroit, 22; Carter, rely upon co-workers to attend to things Stereo) pul to the lost when he takes on tin? de­ Cleveland. 21; Esasky, Boston, 19; someone else. Get a jump on life by un­ made to better understand this disease. Amofica Produced by David Wolpor. (60 national champion.ship — in which Pitt and ) 0 0 0 0 Evons 1b for you that you should be taking care of [TMC] MOVIE: 'Death Wish 4: The min.) fense of a college professor accused of ^ Texot 000 200 020—4 CHICAGO OAKLAND 10 0 0 Whited 3b McGwire, Oakland, 19. derstanding the Influences which are (60 min.) (In Stereo) murder. Judd Nelson, Elizahetfi Perkins. Runs Botted In By LEWIS WITHAM yourself. If you do. disappointment is Crackdown' Vigilante Paul Kersey do [E S P N ] Auto Racing: IMSA GTO Series Penn State were recruiting the same New Detroit 400 000 20x—8 Ob r h bl 4 0 0 0 Bertedict c governing you In the year ahead. Send (3D ® Man Called Hawk (CC) A South dares war on Southern California's crack John Hurl 1987 Rated PG E—KWIIIIams. DP—Texas 2. LOB— Gotighr cf 4 0 1 0 RHdsn If 4 0 11 Glovlrte p Sierra, Texos, 79; Franco, Texas, 73; for your Astro-Graph predictions today likely. American revolutionary attempts to kid­ From Portland, Ore (60 min ) Jer.sey high school linebacker. Mottlnolv, New York, 73; Yount, Milwau­ Take the number of letters in dealers Charles Bronson, Kay Lenz, John 4 :3 0 A M .38 Beverly Hillbillies T exos 4, Dotralt 2.2B—Trammell. 3B—Pettis, Fletchr 2b 3 0 0 0 Lansfrd lb ) 10 0 0 Valdez p by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Let your nap his young brother from the American Shortly after that, Paterno made his Palmelra. HR—GVyard (7), Heath (7). W alker dh 4 0 0 0 Conseco rf 4 0 10 W thrbv ph kee, 71; Carter, Cleveland, 70; the state whose teams upenijed P, Ryan 198/ Rated R 1 2:4 0A M [H B O ] m o v ie : The Hoi McGrIff, Toronto, M; Esasky, Boston, 67; newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, hair down and enjoy yourself at social family that illegally removed him from his croft Covenant' A Nazi s son jilacos his [ESPN] AMA Supercross Series now-famous remark that he wasn’t about to SB— Espy (32). SF—Slerro. Coldem 1b 4 0 1 0 D P orkr dh 2 0 0 0 Elchhrn p the last unbeaten basketball (4()) PrimeTirne Live Posauo rf 4 0 0 0 M cG wr ph ADovIs, Seottle, 66; (SoettI, Minnesota, 66. happenings today, but be careful you homeland. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) lOlOOPM (33 life in danger when he considers signing a IP H R ER BB SO 110 0 Gregg ph teams this year, add the pro OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your Premiere (CC) (60 mm ) 4:40A M [HBO] MOVIE: Heaven quit coaching "and leave tothe Rsk c 4 0 2 0 DHdsn cf 10 0 0 Asnmchr p do not wear out your welcome. To be on (3D Bon.inza victim reparations agreement Michael Help Us' Mischief prevails at a Brooklyn teams coached by Stan Al- zodiac sign. likes of Jackie Sherrill and Barry Switzer ’’ Boston If 3 0 0 0 Hossey c Berroo ph the safe side, plan to make an early exit. Q® MOVIE: 'A Star Is Born' A matinee CB 12^) C61) [C N N ] News Came. Anthony Andrews. Victoria Ten­ Catholic boys school during ifm 19bO s M orm n ph VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Someone 1 0 1 0 Phillips 3b 40 913 9 Totals beck, multiply by the teams add­ idol's career declines as his young wife's Cli) INN News nant 1985 Rated R Donald Sutherland, Jofin Heard, Andrew In the book "Paterno: By the Book," to be LJhnsn pr 0 0 0 0 Weiss ss who has been Iriendly to you might TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Even ed to the NHL In 1967 and career skyrockets. Janet Gaynor, Fredric McCarthy 1985 Rated R CMrtnz 3b 4 0 2 0 Gollego 2b ^ OlHH) 810 200 901—9 National League leaders come to you for assistance today. By all though it may take a bit of doing, try to 0 ^ (24) To Be Announced. 1 :00A M v11) Twilight Zone published Sept. 29 by Random Hou.se, Paterno subtract the seasons in Julius March, Ursula Kent. 1937. .said he later apologized to Switzer because of (3ullten ss 4 0 0 0 Ananto ggf ggj j | j _ 7 means help where you can, but don't be tolerant of companions today who (20) MOVIE: Assault on Precinct 13' l2()) Laverne & Shirley Totals 35 0 7 0 Totals E—**Alomar, Sontlaoo, Blam er,Thom as2. Erving’s pro career. ( ^ MOVIE: 'Playing tor Keeps' Three Based on 100 ot Bots. volunteer to take on anything beyond are not In harmony with your particular Cops and convicts join forces to prevent a [A & E ] MOVIE: Caesar and Cleopatra' his fondness for the Oklahoma coach, but "I Wednesday's home runs DP—S onD legol,A tlantal.LO B —San DIega O AB II H high-school graduates attempt to trans­ teen-age gang from laying siege to a nearly Chicogo 000 000 000-0 7, Atlanta 5. 2B—LSmIth, Evons, RA- Pet. your capabilities or means. goals and purposes. Make allies, not After learning the intrigues of politics and Larkin CIn 83 315 45 107 PAYOFF: The answer is also form a run-down country hotel into a rock- didn’t give a damn about what Sherrill felt” Ooklond 100 010 OOx—4 lomar, Benedict, Whited. HR—CMortlner (5), .340 LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) Be very selec­ enemies. deserted police station , lomance, a teenage Egyptian temptress TOwynn SD 107 416 99 139 .334 the present age of the man who and-roll resort for teens. Daniel Jordano, AMERICAN LEAGUE E—RHenderson. LOB—Chicago 9, Oak­ JdCldrk (13), OMcDowell ( 1 ). SB— GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Things you Darwin Joston, Launo Zimmer 1976 cofKiuofs the aging Caesar Vivien Leigh. LSmIth Atl 85 308 60 103 .331 tive today regarding your social Involve­ Matthew Penn, Leon W. Grant 1986 M cGrIff (28), Mozzllli (1), Blue Joys; land 5, 2B—CMortlnez. Weiss. 3B— Fisk. OMcDowell (5), LSmllh (19),TGwynn(33) was co-MVP of the NBA All- HALL FOR RENT WCtark SF 107 394 69 130 see to criticize in others today could be 1^2) (30' L.A. Law (CC) Sifuontos repre Claude Rams, Stewart Granger 1946 B r ^ e (3), Indlons; Goettl (18), Twins; SB—RHenderson 2 (49), CMortlnez (1). S—Blouser. .330 ments. Try to avoid activities that are Anderson upsets Mecir Grace Chi 90 319 40 103 Star game as a rookie. Name d® (3® Cosby Show (CC| Thao's friend senis Kelsey and Markowitz in a vitally im­ For parlies, showi-rs, ri'i'i'plions, M H ield (18), Geren (4). Yonkees; M llllgon IP ------.330 costly, because these could be the ones a reflection of your own shortcomings, [CNN] Crossfire , IP H R ER BB t o Guerrero StL KM 356 36 him. gives an expensive watch he found to his portant case, Abby counsels a drug dealer, (10). Tettleton (22). Orioles; Cerone (2). Chicogo 106 .398 so Instead of trying to correct their inpi'liiiKs. ('.oiiipiple kili'licn farililies. Raines Mon 92 317 that turn out to be the least fun. girlfriend. (R) (In Stereo) Rollins falls for a co-worker (60 min ) (R) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide BASTAD, Sweden (AP) — Johan Andersson. Esasky (19). Red Sox; Word (7).Heoth(7). 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Long 2-: 76 107 .395 (d$ National Audubon Society Specials (In Stereo) [USA] Dragnet a Swedish-born Australian qualifier, upset Oquendo StL 103 CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Be ex­ Angels, Patterson 1-' 363 40 106 .293 sically a rather courageous Individual, (CC) Conflicts about Nebraska's Platte M itchell SF 103 360 (39' Hogan's Heroes 1 :05A M [M A X I MOVIE; The Dead top-seeded Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia Ooklond 67 105 .292 but today you must be able to distin­ tremely careful about involving yourself River arising from agricultural and urban Lithuanian Hall Horn* Runs (5^ Upstairs, Downstairs Pool’ (CC) In his fifth cinematic outmg, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1 Wednesday in a day of upsets in the NATIONAL LEAGUE SDovIs W.10-5 5 guish between boldness and what Is In financial arrangements today that are growth needs and the river's role in the 24 QOLWAY STREET BIgglo (8), Astros; Thon 2 (9). Dykstro (5), Nelson 2 2*2 njonnsofi. JoiZua u|B|3 id jo A V d ■‘Dirty■■ Harry Callahan faces mobsters and New York, 26; GOovIs, Houston, 23; just plain foolhardy. Don't buck the outside of your particular field of exper­ yearly crane migration. Narrator: Leonard [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Midget MANCHESTER rain-plagued Swedish Open tennis tournament. Phillies; Owen (5), Expos; JCIork (13), Honeycutt S.12 1 1-S . « w v assassins on tiie streets of San Francisco CaN batora • P M ^ w b ^ . New York, 22; EDovIs, Clncln- 19 - 91 -9Xe t a:tiaM8NV odds. tise. The lesson you'll learn could be an Nimoy. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Cars From Indianapolis (90 min ) (Live) CMortlriez (5), Podres; McDowell (i). Perez pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Clint Eastwood. Patricia Clarkson. Evan C Phone 043-0618 Broves; Williams (4). Giants, ' 2?'..®*’''” ’” ’"°' Montreal, 16; LSmIth, 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dm :. 21) expensive one. (3® MOVIE: 'Blame It on the Night' A 10:30P M Hi) Odd Couple Kim 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) WP—Perez 2. BK—Perez. 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V 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 3. 1989 — 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson

SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright A VtNoaAUR I ^ r a w i P ^ l L TWE^r^^ 77/HE" r LAST M osrrt^ FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE Fox wants to take break N E W YORK A (A P) — No sooner ^oNNA B>£^ , I Wife bothered by insecure husband had Michael J. Fox ^ % e c u \ W E o i finished playing a DEAR ABBY; What Abby, how do you feel about educate them. It’s led to a better son on the last do you and your readers showing affection “ outside of the understanding of why and how some episode of the sit- O think of the following bedroom” ? Or are there some people choose to adopt children from co m “ Family situation? “ rules” we’re not aware of? another country. Ties” than he be­ PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz My husband goes Dear Abby We answer these questions in the came a father in through my purse whe­ IN LOVE IN FLORIDA presence of our children, and they real life. “ The last two 5ME B0U6MT ME FIVE never the opportunity Abigail Van Buren have not suffered from it. They realize arises. (He usually does DEAR IN LOVE: I see nothing that they are of a different race, and months have been MARSHMALLOW Sl/NPAES, ANP this when I am not at wrong with showing affection publicly they know that they are adopted. And just wild,” he told I ATE THEM ALL ..OF COURSE, home.) He also opens — within proper limits. But since you since these conversations are always US magazine on u NOW, I PON'T f e e l 50 GOOD and reads letters ad­ know that your parents are uptight friendly, it assures our children that the set of “ Back to dressed to me. the Future, Part ------^ < 3 ^ f ' l about it, simply cool it in their their adoption was positive and good. Abby, I have absolutely nothing to DEAR ABBY: My wife and I presence. So, Abby, our advice to adoptive II” after the May Ghost Hide-and-Seek hide, but I resent this kind of behavior. recently stayed overnight with my It’s said that “ all the world loves a parents of children of another race is; 30 birth of Sam When I confront him, all he has to say parents at their country home. We had lover,” but lovers should control Don’t be offended when strangers ask Michael Fox. ® iBag by NEA, rnc is, “ Big deal! ” a good time, but something bothered themselves in public, lest some questions. Answer them honestly. The 28-year-old Fox said he’s “ a me. onlookers says, “ Why don’t you two You will meet some nice people that pretty soft touch DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins TIRED IN ARIZONA On one occasion, I spontaneously get a room?” way. We have. gave my wife a gentle kiss just to say, right now.” Michael J. Fox After Fox com­ “ I love you.” My father said, “ Please DEAR ABBY: As the parents of FRIENDS FROM IOWA pletes work on Brian DePalma’s Vietnam DEAR TIRED: Let him know that it confine that sort of thing to the three adopted Korean children, we drama, “ Casualties of War,” and several other is a “ big deal” to you, and you resent bedroom.” would like to offer another way to DEAR FRIENDS: Thank you. projects, he’ ll take a break with his son and his the invasion of privacy. I suppose I should mention that both handle questions from strangers who Whew! The things I learn from my wife, actress Tracy Pollan, at their 100-acre Regardless of what he says, he’s my parents are very uptight about ask what nationality our children are, readers! IT LOOKS 0 IO Now, 0UlT COPNEP SklKlNKS A LOT WNEN Yo O Bo \L IT property in South Woodstock, Vt. behaving like a man who doesn’t trust showing affection publicly. (The only and where did we get them. (You said his wife. To paraphrase a French affection I ’ve ever seen them show is strangers who ask such questions are “ How to Be Popular" is for saying, “ A man does not look under a to their young grandchildren.) Even rude. We say they are naturally everyone who feels left out and wants Comics lead service bed unless he himself has been under hugging is not condoned unless curious.) an improved social life. It’s an one.” someone is arriving or leaving. When strangers question us, we excellent guide to becoming a belter LOS ANGELES (A P) — Milton Berle and Furthermore, if your husband con­ My wife and I are quite affectionate, explain how we adopted these child­ conversationalist and a more attrac­ Red Buttons led mourners during an often tinues with this kind of boorish, but we don’t overdo it in public. We ren, how old they were when we got tive person. To order, send your name humorous memorial service for Jim Backus, insulting behavior knowing how you enjoy seeing other couples holding them, and how an international and address, plus check or money who died last month. feel about it, bring him to a marriage LI'L ABNER by hands or walking arm in arm; it gives adoption works. order for $2.89 to: Dear Abby, “ We thank the good Lord for sending Jim counselor, lady. Your marriage is in us pleasure to know that other couples We have met some very nice people Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Backus to us.” Berle told about 30 people who deep trouble. are as affectionate as we are. and welcome an opportunity to Mount Morris, III. 61054.) gathered for the Directors Guild of America THET MIZZU&LE FOSDiCK OH,AH )"¥ THAT GIRU DOESN'T BIN GOIN'AROUND WIF WISH'T ^ HEAR MV HORN.r^- service Wednesday. PRUDENCE PIMPLETON SOMETHIN' I M-MV BAAKCS i THE by Lee Falk S 8y Barry PO' lO OR ao V'ARS. NOW - H HOPRIBLE J WON’T MOLO.^- DUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. Backus, the voice of the myopic Mr. Magoo AN' SHC IS AS ONMARRIED W OULD C-CAN THIS BE cartoon character and star of the old A S EVAM — H-HAPPEN J t h e e n d o f EXCELLENCy, HER ROVAL HI6HNE6& T'TH' L .C S T C R “ Gilligan’s Island” TV series, died July 3 after CARTOONIST \ G O O C HI? 1 Picking right type of gasoiine V CArvtE TO PAY HER KE5PECT& ANP TO WHICH DRAWS J . , ______Nice a lengthy bout with pneumonia. He was 76. ^ f^e^TORE THE ANCIENT FRIENP5HIP IT- UCSTXR / / / i>UR5f Buttons called Backus a “ quiet, simple, OF OUR TWO OOOCHf^- FeLLA- unassuming craftsman," adding: “ He wore «--^'«i>Vv^NTRlEe^,. ^ T'l depends on age of automobile the mantle of celebrity with charm and grace.” Malden elected president By Peter Bohr runs happily on regular gas, then buying more costly premium is a BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Actor Karl Considering the smorgasbord Keeping Your waste of money. More actane will Malden was elected the 27th president of the ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson of choices we have everytime we not increase power or fuel econ­ Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, go to ‘filler ’er up, ” it's no Car Alive omy if your car doesn’t need the the entertainment industry organization re­ POY' ir'6 A GCORCHBR ) WDLL, we COULD TAKB Off extra octane. our HEI?E TODAY.' y wonder many people are con­ sponsible for the Oscars. SOMEOFTHDSC ^ fused about buying gasoline. ■ But does your car’s engine Malden, who won an Academy Award in 1951 BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake H OTCLO m S' ^ Since I seem to have a few facts still may be able to use unleaded knock or diesel even with pre­ for “ A Streetcar Named Desire” and was on the subject straight at a gas even though your engine was mium gas? nominated again in 1954 for his performance in l\, rOh(Vh\|l^ VOU'VE DONE K INDEED moment. I ’ve written this quiz to designed for lead. It depends on If your answer is yes, then “ On the Waterfront,” replaces public relations VEBV WELL FOR > I help you figure out which gas is how you use the car. If you just you're in a pickle. Chances are executive Richard Kahn, whose one-year term YOURSELF, VICKIE / HAVE m Q j right for your car: toodle about town or gently cruise that excessive deposits of crud is ending. ■ Is your car (or truck) a 1971 down the highway, then you can (usually carbon) have formed The academy’s Board of Governors elected or later model? probably get away with using inside the engine. These deposits Malden on Tuesday night, said spokeswoman "RECeNTLY IN A AMPWeSTEWV TOWN A AWN If your answer is yes, then unleaded gas without damaging can radically increase its octane Marci Blaze. ,(V. DAKTEV INTO A CROWD AND CHADDED A PURSE horray for you. 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You could also buy anist Van Cliburn PURSUIT, DARTED INTO A WIDE OPEN DOORWAY valve guides and valve seats so suffer extensive valve-seat reces­ cans of ‘octane enhancers” and finally is getting a ON HIS RI&HT WHERE HE W/)S INSTANTLY they don’t need lead for sion which eventually results in a add some to each tankful of gas — platinum record APPREHENDED . IT WAS THE LOCAL POLICE lubrication. pretty sick machine. if you don't mind the expense and for his album that STATION! In fact, if your car has a If you can’t bear to part with inconvenience. ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady became the first © ore luf catalytic converter for control­ your old crock of a car, you could But your best recourse is classical LP to sell ling exhaust pollutants — and always have theengine’s cylinder ministering by your mechanic to a million. WT (Jfff HLlPfUL TD m nearly every 1975 or later model heads rebuilt with hardened clean the deposits. Depending m $ i m r valve guides and seats. It’s not a upon the extent and location of the RCA records ?kGCi\m m j AN^Nt has one — you can’t use leaded Wednesday pres­ m ill? COULP Be A , gas or you’ll ruin the converter. cheap fix, but it will allow you to deposits, this may or may not be a uma?... use unleaded gas without fear of major repair. ented Cliburn with i i t m oflWN, Dr. Gott ■ Is your car a 1970 or earlier damage. ■ Is your car’s engine fuel- the award for his model with an aluminum cylinder ■ Does your car’s engine seem injected? 1958 recording of Peter Gott, M.D. head? to rattle or ping when you If you answer yes, then think Tchaikovsky's If your answer is yes, then accelerate? Does it sputter and additives. Additives in your corn “ Piano Concerto horray! for you too. Many other No. 1” with conduc­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom chug after you’ve switched off the flakes may be undesirable, but in European cars — BMWs, Mer­ ignition (a condition called gasoline they clean engine depos­ tor Kiril Kondra- cedes, Volkswagens, to name “ dieseling” ) ? its, especially those that form on shin and the RCA 'WHAT APE you three — have aluminum heads. If your answer is yes, then you fuel injectors. When deposits clog Symphony. V, These were also built with har­ According to the ,cyv O^EWIklb? need a gasoline with a higher the tiny injectors, your car will ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook dened valve guides and valve octane rating. A higher octane run very poorly indeed, with Guinness Book of Paget’s disease seats, so they too can usually get rating — not lead or any other misfiring, lack of power and hard World Records, Van Cliburn &|llKl!Tc»K- along fine without lead. additive — is the difference starting. Cliburn’s album P thF Niep'^ep. ■ But is your car or truck a 1970 between a regular and a premium Several major brands, such as passed 2 million in sales in 1967 and 2.5 million copies in 1970: sales reached 1 million by 1961. or earlier model with a cast-iron grade of gas. Switching from Chevron and Mobile, put deter­ oetTiiJG- weakens bones RCA officials would not disclose the number cylinder head (and that includes regular to premium will usually gent additives in their gasolines. OOopse. ^ of copies that have been sold. A company nearly all American-built eliminate the pinging and spokeswoman said she was uncertain why a DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m a 78-year-old female with vehicles) ? dieseling. Peter Bohr is a contributing platinum record had not been bestowed Paget’s disease. What can I expect? If your answer is yes, then you On the other hand, if your car editor to Road & Track Magazine. earlier. DEAR READER: In all honesty, I think you can expect a real breakthrough in treatment within the Judge rules for Zsa Zsa FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves next few years. Several experimental therapies Weighing top bathroom scales BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Zsa Zsa show real promise as cures. Gabor may see any misconduct complaint in However, judging from your question, I assume the personnel file of the policeman who Bank Statements Xf/0 JFOU^LB ^ITH you mean “ what does the immediate future hold for Bv the Editors of Consumer Reports arrested her following a street confrontation, a t h e GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr me?” Consumer Reports judge ruled. tAONBY IS Paget’s disease is a term that has been associated A successful diet requires three things: determi­ Municipal Judge Charles G. Rubin issued the with a wide variety of ailments. For example, ■ A PETITION PROTE?T1N5 TME nation, medical guidance and a reliable scale. order during a pretrial hearing Wednesday, ONLY W A y JO Paget’s disease of the breast refers to a highly ENCPOACHMEKT OF it - talk about that condition. their exact weight, are more interested in the than springs. But in the engineers’ tests, scales with allegedly backhanded him across the face, Paget’s disease (osteitis deformans) is charac­ amount it changes from day to day or week to week. a strain gauge didn’t outperform the others in knocking off his glasses. terized by patchy areas of bone that undergo WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll A scale that varies by more than a pound during accuracy. A few. in fact, were wildly off, as bad as Authorities charged Gabor with misdemea­ simultaneous degeneration and reformation. Bone repeat weighings make progress hard to monitor. the worst spring scales. But eight strain-gauge nor battery on a policeman, disobeying a turnover is so active that the new bone doesn’t have 1 Therefore, the engineers used repeatability — the models scored excellent in repeatability: only one policeman’s orders, driving with an expired I d o n 't KNCM/ w h o HE' IS time to form completely: it is thick, heavily ability to reproduce the same weight consistency — scale with spring innards, an expensive upright, license, having an open container of alcohol in calcified — and much weaker than normal. &UT MY PAD THOUGHT as the main test criterion. was able to match them. her car and carrying an expired registration. IT WAS FUNNY. This leads to pain, skull enlargement, difficulty Home scales used to come in two formats. There Two models were check-rated — judged high in The defense for Gabor contends the officer walking and bone tenderness, although many were simple, spring-operated devices that regis­ quality and appreciably superior to the other scales has a history of harassment against celebrities patients are free of symptoms, at least in the initial NORTH 83-89 tered weight directly when you stepped on them. tested. The Terraillon T3000 remote digital is rather and that Gabor was defending herself. stages of the disease. Weakened bones may fracture ♦ A Q 7 Bridge And there were the beam-balance models, smaller expensive ($140) and may prove hard to find. It ¥ 5 4 3 spontaneously (without proceeding injury) and versions of the ones found in doctors’ offices, with boasts an elaborate memory features: a graphic Louganis settles lawsuit ♦ 8 5 spinal nerves may be compressed, resulting in back two counterweights that slid along a beam. “ curve” consisting of even short bars that mark ♦ K 8 6 3 2 pain and signs of sciatica. Hearing loss, because of LOS ANGELES (A P) - Olympic gold Now there’s a third alternative, battery-powered your progress over seven days, seven weeks or WEST this point i>outh could make the con­ medalist Greg Louganis has settled a lawsuit EAST By James Jacoby pressure on the auditory nerves, and arthritis are electronic scales. Introduced a decade or so ago, seven months, in various increments. ♦ 10 9 8 tract if the spade finesse was onside, against his former housemate and business ♦ K J 5 3 common. these use a strain gauge. Stepping on the scale ¥6 2 ¥ A 7 but the opening bid from East made The other check-rated model — the Metro 9800 manager who was allegedly threatening the It was aggre.ssive for South to bid ♦ Q 10 7 6 3 2 ♦ K J 9 this unlikely. Instead declarer played The cause of Paget’s disease is unknown. The digital — was also judged a best buy. It’s readily champion diver. ♦ J 7 ^u r hearts A better choice after ♦ Q 10 9 5 A-K of clubs and then another club diagnosis is established by X-rays of the bones available and sells for $50. Both the Metro and the In March, Superior Court Judge Dzintra North's raise to two hearts would be to from dummy. But he did not ruff. In­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt (which have a characteristic “ moth-eaten” appear­ Terraillon had excellent repeatability, and, unlike SOUTH cue-bid three clubs to strongly invite Our Language Janavs ordered R. James Babbitt to stay at stead he discarded a spade. That left ance), bone scans (showing areas of rapid bone the other scales tested, maintained superior ¥ 6 4 2 game while showing the club ace. I TUB//WHAT IF least 500 feet away from Louganis unless they East on lead. If he played a diamond, AFrEf^ ALL. ONLY TWO TVFtS turnover) and blood analysis of the enzyme alkaline accuracy even in their upper weight range. ¥ K Q J 10 9 8 North would now certainly bid game, QUESTION: On vacation in Britain. I saw the mutually agreed to closer contact. But the ♦ A 4 declarer would ruff in dummy while 60M&80PV6geS/ve Rated just below those two models was the bolstered by the knowledge that his phosphatase, which is markedly elevated in Paget’s judge refused to order Babbitt out of the Malibu ♦ a 4 discarding another spade. If he played CHAINS? UP UKg THIS?/' word aboon. What does that mean? club king was not a wasted value. disc dsc Counselor 2111 Digiscale ($50) —- digital model, as home they shared for four years. a club, declarer would ruff, and dum­ lost and r b lly ANSWER: Aboon is a Scottish dialect word for Vulnerable: East-West e e r ,,.-me \ At present, treatment is directed at retarding the Its name implies. Its repeatability was as good as After a little thought, West led the my’s last club would be a winner. And MBANONgS,, “ above.” Variants of aboon in Scottish and English On March 13, Louganis fired Babbitt, his Dealer: East six of diamonds. That hesitancy before areas of overactive bone metabolism and streng­ that of the two leaders, its accuracy was only a notch manager for six years, and the Olympic champ a spade would go into the jaws of dum­ dialect date back more than six centuries, including worse, and its display was actually a bit easier to leading told South he did not need to my’s A-Q. thening bone that has already formed. Commonly alleged that Babbitt threatened to make public South West North East the Middle English abone. To extend your fear that East held a six-card club What if declarer had won the first used drugs include calcitonin, diphosphonates and read. “ confidential and private facts” about him I ♦ suit. So declarer could safely allow vocabulary, dialect words such as aboon can prove 1 ¥ Pass 2 ¥ Pass trick with the ace of diamonds? East plicamycin. Analgesics, such as indomethacin, may The Sunbeam 9269 Stow-N-Weigh digital ($70) unless Louganis rehired or compensated him. East to hold the first trick with the to be a boom______4 ¥ All pass would win the ace of hearts and put greatly relieve pain. didn’t quite match the repeatability of the best Babbitt also had threatened to destroy the king of diamonds. You’ll soon see why West on lead with a diamond, and a scales, and its accuracy was a notch below. But if Despite the fact that Pagat’s disease is common Do you have a question or comment about our 29-year-oId Louganis' personal belongings and Opening lead: ♦ 6 that play was necessary. East re­ spade would come through dummy’s (about 3 percent of people over the age of 40 have it ), language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care space in your bathroom is tight or if you want a scale to shoot him if he tried to enter the house, the turned a diamond. Declarer won the A-Q. And we’d have no trouble guess­ that travels conveniently, the Sunbeam’s compact­ ace and played queen of hearts. East it requires treatment only if patients have of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ diver said. ing that declarer’s name — obviously ter 06040. ness may be attractive. won the ace and returned a heart At Willy Nilly, symptoms. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aiig. 3, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 3. 1989 — 19 Islanders Boy, 10, ready for credited CLASSIHED ADVERTISING 643-2711

hurricane BATES: 1 to 4 days: 90 cents per line per day. READ YOUR AO: Clotiifed advtrtliemenls ore DEADLINES; For classified advertlsments to as hero 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. token bv telephone os a convenience. The be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the sire of 26 or more days: SO cents per line per day. — Boarding up windows and CENTRALIA, Wash. (AP) - tion. For -odverllsements fo be published the orlolnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Minimum charge: 4 lines. the volue of the advertisement will i\ol be stocking up on emergency supp­ l i The 10-year-old boy’s voice Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. corrected bv on oddltlonol Insertion. lies. islanders from Puerto Rico dropped to a tired whisper as he to the eastern Caribbean pre­ told how he helped keep his r r iH E L P pared today for the onslaught of J great-grandfather alive in the Notices PART TIME I HELP m H E L P HDMES HDMES HDMES Hurricane Dean. Dozens of vaca­ woods after their truck ran off a HELP WANTED l U WANTED WANTED LLU wanted FDR SALE FDR BALE FDR SALE tioners at a resort in the British remote logging road. As o condition precedent to OD OD LIBRARY Clerk-A four­ ACCOUNT Executive NANNY needed to core Virgin Islands were among those “ I picked berries. I snuggled up the placement of any adver­ LEGAL Secretory-Small GLASTONBURY. Ranch, YOU Won’t believe your M A N C H ESTER -$117,900. tising In the Manchester He­ teen hour a week posi­ Trainees - Start at for Infants In our South evacuated. Manchester law firm 5 good sized rooms. 3 eves. This brick Cope CHFA-FHA. Spacious4 by him,” Mike Combs said from rald, Advertiser hereby tion available to begin $18,240. Fee paid. Pro­ Windsor home,Sdoyso with pleasant atmos­ bedrooms, eat In kit­ Cod on Keeney Street plus room Ranch. Nice Dean, the second hurricane of his hospital bed, where he was agrees to protect. Indemnify September 5, 1989. Re­ motions created sev­ week. Salary and be­ phere. Experience pre­ chen, large deck, full In Manchester Is very corner lot, appliances the Atlantic season, strengthened being treated for dehydration and and hold harmless the Man­ sponsibilities Include nefits negotiable. 644- chester Herald, Its officers eral opportunites. De­ ferred. Please call basement, vinyl siding. deceiving from the out­ Included. Newer fur­ shelving books, moni­ 9367.______to 80 mph Wednesday as it exposure. and employees against any gree preferred, plus Ellen Landers, 649- Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick side. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ nace, aluminum sid­ ambled in a mostly westward Mike and his 84-year-old great­ and all liability, loss or toring cirulatlon desk Interest In finance and 1256. Agency, 646-4200. ing, on bus line. Two and provide general Get the Want Ad habit ... room s, 0 fabulous course through the Leeward expense. Including attor­ marketing. Triano INVENTORY Control- 4.86 ACRES of privacy 25x14 1st floor fam ily unfinished rooms on grandfather, John C. Eveland, assistance In public read and use the little ads neys' fees, arising from Personnel, 98 M ain / Receiving Clerk - Self surround this newer room overlooks pri­ second floor. Coll now Island chain, avoiding striking were lost for 4'/ii days in a remote claims of unfair trade practi­ and technical services. Street, Southington, In Classified regularly. starter needed for contemporary home, vate rear yard, fully for more details. the nearby island of Barbuda. area in southwestern Washington ces, Infringement of trade­ Schedule Includes two CT. 621-0139. 643-7711 Realty World, Benoit, marks, trade names or pat­ busy, growing elec­ cedar siding, 2 full dormered, offering 2 By late Wednesday it veered state. The pair was found by evenings, two after­ WAITRESSES-Day, full­ tronics firm. Expe­ baths, Jacuzzi tub In enormous bedrooms Frechette Associates ents, violotlon of rights of noons and rotating Sa­ northwest, giving many residents searchers early Wednesday. time, small established rience desired but not 1 7 ^ BUSINESS master bath, large upstairs and room fo 646-7709.______privacy and Infringement of turdays. Some library and vacationers hope the hurri­ Eveland was listed in serious copyright and proprietary restaurant. Ask for necessary. Please country kitchen to odd second both. OWNERS Transferred experience and college [iijDPPDRTUNITIES cane would harmlessly go out to but stable condition after suffer­ rights, unfair competition Kathy. Coll 644-4745. apply In person or send oversized deck, cus­ Priced right at $137,500. out of State. Well kept and libel and slander, which training preferred. sea. But just as quickly, the ing dehydration, and possibly a FULL Time Program resume to Tek Elec­ FOR Sale - Alternative tom window treat­ Jackson 8, Jackson L-ronch, 6 large rooms, may result from the publica­ Hourly rate Is $6.05. tronics Manufacturing ments, corner fire­ Real Estate, 647-8400.O front 8< rear porches, hurricane darted back west and stroke, said Jennifer Strozyk, a tion of any advertisement In Apply to Elizabeth Manager for 100 unit exercise fa c ility In elderly housing facility Corporation, 6 Pro­ Mansfield. Complete place, cathedral sliders to 10x21 deck, toward land. spokeswoman at Providence Hos­ the Manchester Herald by Thornton, Director. BOLTON. Great buy. • S ’* . advertiser, Including adver­ In Storrs, CT Responsi­ gress Drive, Manches­ and operating. Moke ceilings, located near Owner wantsquick sale custom remodeled kit­ “ This is dangerous storm and pital in Centralia, 80 miles south Bentley Memorial Li­ ter, CT 06040. EOE Bolton town line In chen with ash cabinets, AV. tisements In any free distri­ bilities; Working with an offer, financing on this 3 bedroom, 1 should not be taken lightly even brary, 206 Bolton Cen­ Andover. $239,900. ERA Corlon countertops, of Seattle. bution publications pub­ ter Rood, Bolton, CT Residents’ Associa­ available. Call 456-0795 owner Ranch. Open though it is a minimal hurri­ lished by the Manchester tion, organizing out­ NATIONAL Corporotlon- or 455-0520 tor on op- Philips Real Estate 742- Jenn-olr, lovely lands­ Eveland’s great-grandson 06043 by August 16,1989. expondlng In the kltchen-dlnlng area, Herald. Penny Sleffert, ings and entertain­ polntment for 1450.D caped yard. Andover. cane,” said an advisory from the could be released today, nursing Publisher. Greater Hartford oreo. full walk-out basement HOUSEKEEPER - Light ment, co-ordinating discussion.______MANCHESTER. Now with wood stove. Con­ $165,000. ERA Philips National Weather Service in San supervisor Molly Oster said Wed­ duties, port time, flexi­ We will hire three peo­ Real Estate, 742-1450.0 V, monthly news letter, MOWN your own busi­ only $135,000 for these veniently located on Juan. nesday night. ble hours, $7/hour ple who ore honest and working with Social ness! ! All top quality. brand new, huge, excit­ almost 5 wooded acres. M A NC HESTER -$134,900. LOST starting. Plus fringe neat to call on our Police were on alert and at least J 4 i “ As far as I’m concerned, this Services and visiting The lastest up to dote ing 7-room, 1,800 so ft. $154,900. Plano Realty, New listing. Well cored benefits. Apply Gil­ present customers and 60 American and Canadian vaca­ The Associated Press little fellow saved my daddy,” AND FOUND residents. Must be out­ clothing and shoes Contemporary Town- 646-5200.D for six room Cope. more Manor, 1381 Main contact potential new tioners were evacuated to hotels FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE - A backfire set by said Joy Norton, Mike’s going, dependoble, available. Full figure, houses. Cathedral ceil­ MANCHESTER - two Three bedrooms, flre- smoke Tuesday. Recent fires in Cleveland National Park LOST. Small, lono- Street, Glastonbury. accounts. Company from a marina resort on the east grandmother. coring, well organized misses, lunlor and ings, Andersen w in­ fam ily, $189,900. Clean ploced living room. firefighters to combat a brush fire billows heavy black have damaged more than 8,000 acres. halred, black and white 633-4411 after lOom. and able to work In a benefits. Earnings po­ Hardwood floors. Fully coast of Tortola in the British tential of $250 per week children. Includes fix­ dows, full basements, two story home. Each She stroked the boy’s hand as cat. Spayed, declawed team setting. Salary oppllonced. Oversized Virgin Islands. R N /L P N - Im m ediate while learning. Call tures, Inventory and 2x6 construction, fam ­ unit has eot-ln kitchen, he struggled to stay awake long female. Reward of- Medical Care Center of commensurate with tra in in g . $14,900 to ily room, fireplace, garage. Susan Do­ The National Hurricane Center fered. 646-8041.______646-3936. EOE______2 bedroom, living room enough to answer reporters’ East Hartford has a human service expe­ $29,900 coll 404-956-0695. central oir, oven- and dining room. Good nahue. Manchester of­ near Miami posted hurricane questions. “ He’s a hero in my LOST - Grey cat, one year part time evening and rience and education. FU LL T IM E local food The Foshlon Imoge. /ronge, dishwasher, rentol Income. D.W. fice, 643-4060. Sentry Real Estate, 643-4060.O warnings for the Leeward Islands Food trucks also carry garbage book.” old, female. Vicinity of weekends opening fora Send resume to: Box service company Is OPEN your own highly food disposal, 3-4 bed­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.n Parker and East A/Wd- nurse with recent acute 173, Storrs, CT 06268. rooms, 2 full baths, from Antigua to the U.S. Virgin The two got lost Friday after looking for responsi­ profitable fashion MANCHESTER - Neat OS MANCHESTER Islands, Dominican Republic and dle Turnpike. 649-B086. or ambulatory care ex­ ble, hard working peo­ shop. $19.99 maximum wosher/dryer hoo­ $147,500. Victorian Co­ By Jeff Barker Eveland finished a sheep­ perience. Interested 0 pin - $139,900. Enioy identities, told the subcommittee an FDA official from the mid- IMPOUNDED - Male, one ple to loin our team. price, $13.99 one price kups, cedar siding, lonial with aluminum Puerto Rico. The hurricane was California to New York City, shearing job in the small town of aopllconts call Kim at WANT your summer In the one The Associated Press they hauled garbage in refriger­ year old, black and Duties Include food I e n / s p o r ts w eo r , wall to wall carpeting, siding, and charm of expected to rumble into Puerto Atlantic region. Gaillard said. 721-7393, Monday- 0 year old above ground ated food trucks, which also are Doty. They were found about 20 white, small-mixed preparation, receiving Jr/MIssy, large lady, tiled foyer, oak kitchen yesteryear. Three bed­ Rico by this afternoon or evening. The issue raises important Frlday, 9am-4pm. SOMETHING cabinets, 2-zone gas pool while you admire WASHINGTON — Hauling gar­ used to carry meat, poultry, dairy Another time, he said, a trailer miles to the south, the opposite breed. Pond Lane. 643- and stocking merchan­ maternity, Infont/pre- the newer vinyl siding rooms, two baths, fam­ At 3 a.m., forecasters reported bage in the same trucks that chemical and microbiological carried eight loads of meat, six direction from the boy’s home in 6642. NEW& dise. M ustbeableto lift teen or shoe store. heat and 2-cor garage. ily room and large products, fresh fruits and vegeta­ concerns, said Kroger. Owners will hold a on this seven room the center of the storm was at carry food to stores is like serving loads of solid waste and ..15 Centralia and Eveland’s in 1 ,| H eI 7 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. Over 2000 first quality Cope. Four bedrooms, foyer. Possible two bles to market. ’’Food trucks that back up into EXCITING? second mortgage of family. Manchester of­ latitude 18.8 north and longitude potato salad "from your cat’s “ miscellaneous shipments” be Rochester. If so, Sun Gold Products Excellent benefits. Coll namebrands Bugle nice size living room Campbell Soup Co.. Heinz filthy dump sites presumably can '•■w a n t e d 633-4663 In Gloston- Bov, Lee, Levi, Health $32,900 at 8 percent with fice, 643-4060.Sentry 61.7 west. Its latest position was litter box,” an educator says, but tween March 10 and June 30. has limited openings start­ no principal or Interest plus finished Rec U.S. A., Geo. A. Hormel & Co., and easily be infected all over and The elderly man backed his I Li!£|ANNDUNCEMENT8 bury. Ask for Dove. Tex, Jordache, Organi­ room.D.W. Fish Real Estate, 643-4060.a 285 miles east of Puerto Rico and truckers say it’s common and The vice president and driver ing Immediately for 18years payment due for 7 ye­ Hershey Chocolate U.S.A. are later spread disease-causing bac­ truck into a ditch while turning PERSON to help expand SERVICE Technician. cally Grown, Reebok, Realty, 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER -$164,900. 60 miles north of Barbuda. food manufacturers want to put a for a small, family-owned truck­ WANTED: Generous lov­ my business. Earn $200 or older, to travel U.S. Visit ars. These are beautl- among at least a dozen food teria into the truck bodies and around on a remote road, Lewis Hydro-dyne, Inc. A Liz Clolborne and MANCHESTER-Move In Lovingly maintained The hurricane was moving stop to it. ing firm specializing in carrying ing families to share to $2000 per week. No places like Phoenix & Mex­ more. $13,900 to $28,900 ful single family aluminum sided colon­ producers taking steps in the last into food factories during load­ County sheriff’s officers said, ico. Waltress/walter or leading pump and pro­ homes, not condomini­ condition. $169,900. P ri­ west-northwest over warm tropi­ meat products from the Midwest their home with a Euro­ experience necessary. cess manufacturer’s Includes Inventory, ial on quiet street. “ The idea of garbage being two months to ensure that their stranding the two without food, sports background helpful. ums, and there ore, of vate treed yard with a cal waters at 12 mph, down from ing, ” he said. to the East told the subcommittee pean or Japanese high Training provided. rep firm Is now accept­ training, fixtures, Three bedrooms, 2'/2 hauled in food trucks seems more products are not carried in the water, or matches to build a fire. school exchonge stu­ Call Mike Constant, All expense paid training & course, no association beautiful stone wall Is the 20 mph it had sustained much The Interstate Commerce the practice appears widespread. ing applications to fill a grandopening, etce­ the setting for this baths, first floor than disgusting,” said Rep. Wil­ same trailers that haul waste to dent for 89/90 school 528-9310. transportation furnished. tera. Mademoiselle fees. Coll today tor laundry. Attractively of Wednesday. Forecasters said Commission confirmed the prac­ “ Of the 10 largest carriers in When the pair tried to walk out position In the service complete details on lovely ranch home. liam Clinger, R-Pa., who organ­ landfills, according to correspon­ year. Call Alse 1-800- Average earnings $2000.00 department. Duties Fashions 1-800-842-4127. landscaped private lot. further strengthening w'as possi­ tice exists. my area that haul refrigerated for help, Eveland’s knees gave Slbllng. these magnificent and Two fireplaces, hard­ ized a hearing Wednesday by a dence from the firms released by per month after completing would Include both In­ wood floors, fully op- Susan Donahue. M an­ ble today. In one instance, a food truck food products to the East Coast, out and he fell down a rock hill, TEMPORARY training program. Hurry In beautiful homes at chester office, 643-4060. House Public Works subcommit­ the subcommittee. side and outside custo­ $167,9(X) with this very pllonced, two cor gar­ A forecaster at the National emptied at an Ohio landfill six of them I know have loaded it the youngster said. After that, to aee Mrs. MarchettI on Fri­ HDMES Sentry Real Estate, 643- tee. “ It seems dangerous.” None of the food firms said it PART TIME mer service. Appli­ special financing. This age, l'/3 ceramic tiled Hurricane Center in Miami, Jere “emanated powerful garbage (garbage),” he said. Eveland fell several more times day August 4 St YWCA, 78 cants should have past FDR SALE 4060.□______“ Would you serve potato salad knew of such a practice, but all HELP WANTED COOK IID Is an excellent oppor­ boths and morelD.W. Gallup, said that on its present odors” despite just being washed, and became increasingly disor­ North Main St. Applications experience with NEW Contemporary. 8 from your cat’s litter box?” said they wanted to safeguard Part of the problem is that Experience necessary. 225 tunity tor first time Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 course, the hurricane “ may go by Bernard Gaillard, director of the iented, authorities added. BOOKKEEPER-Part bed health care facility. taken from 12-2 or 3-5 only. electrical-mechanical buyers and Investors. rooms, 2'/2 baths and o asked Penn State University food against it. trucks making trips East cannot equipment, a good NEW Listing. Immacu­ ICC’s Office of Compliance and time. Wednesday- Must be over 18. Have high No phone calls pli Rothman 8, Rothman, private treed lot on the island (Puerto Rico) about 60 science professor Manfred afford to return to the Midwest Their truck was found by bear driving record and be COVENTRY — late, 6 room townhouse miles to the north.” Investigations by the Food and Consumer Assistance, said in a Frlday, 8am to 5pm. school diploma and/or 646-4144.n______at Southfield Green. Cul-de-sac. Blanchard Kroger. ernpty. the male trucker said. He hunters Tuesday and a blood­ self-motivated. For 8, Rossetto Realtors,” Drug Administration "have, so statement. Accounts receivable, equivalent Must have reli­ FULL-tIme delivery posi­ ON The Money! This Large living room and “ But that's clo^c enough for said garbage is “ a dream com­ hound helped find the pair about a tion available. Re­ more Intormotlon coll BY OWNERS We’re Selling Houses” Two truckers, testifying from far, not identified any contami­ accounts payable, pay­ able transportation. Ability delightful 8 room dining area, kitchen them to get a lot of rain and fairly Before the garbage haul, the modity” to return home with mile away before dawn roll. Experience re­ quires heavy lifting. 633-8385. Now reduced to $122,9001 646-2482.0______behind a screen to conceal their nated food,” said Richard Davis, to work with others a must. Clean, well kept 2-3 tjed- Raised Ranch on with family room, 2'/2 strong winds,” he said. truck had carried avocados from because “ you’re not responsible Wednesday. quired. Office located Includes Saturdays. BOLTON. Surrounded by Contact; INTELLIGENT room ranch, with many up­ Straw berry Lane In baths, Central air, car­ A Weather Service advisory for anything. How could you Mike said he remembered his In M anchester. Call Paid training. $5.50 per dates. New septic, plumbing. Manchester has been port, nice private treed over an ocre of trees, 528-1300.______hour. Call 643-2171. issued in San Juan for the U.S. destroy it?” father’s advice if he ever got lost Bill Cole CARPENTER NEEDED Electric upt-dated to 100 amp priced lust right at backyard, priced to this 7 room home with sell, $166,900. U 8, R gorage/workshop Is Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico Clinger said a new law is in the woods: ‘“ Stay close to the PART Time secretary/r- HA I R DRESSERS-Be with woodworking sbllltin. service. New quality carpel $187,500. 4 bedrooms, 1 ental agent In apart- Food Service your own boss. Lease a and linoleum, professionally Realty, 643-2692.0 available tor sale. advised residents to “ secure Jet manages safe landing needed because existing regula­ road and eat berries.’ ... That’s Steady work In Qlsstonbury full and 2 half baths, ment complex. choir In this East of the area for tha right parson. Installed. Beautiful private family room with fire­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto loose objects or move them tions are ambiguous. what I did.” Supervisor yard (120x120) on ond of VERNON - Great oppor­ Realtors," We're Sel­ Located In Manches­ river salon. Opportuni­ Phono 633-5611 after 5pm. place, 2 cor garage tunity for CHFA-FHA indoors,” board or tape windows ter. Evening hours 4pm 647-9191 ext. 36 ties unlimited, don’t dead end street in quiet with electric openers, ling Houses” 646-2482.0 and stock up on emergency neighborhood. Right to pri­ first time buyer. Nice to 8pm and every other wolf any longer. Call 100x140 lot, built In 1973. ranch style In country M A N C H ESTER -$198,500. supplies such as drinking water, weekend 10am to 8pm 645- 6485.______MAINTENANCE - Weare vate beach. 742-9327. Jackson & Jackson Spacious aluminum looking tor a trust­ setting. $78,500 Realty food that needs no refrigeration with jammed landing gear NEED SOME EXTRA and H am to 8pm. Call PART Time gas attend­ Real Estate, 647-8400.D World, Benoit, sided Colonial with worthy, responsible 528-1300.______ant needed. Must be four bedrooms, 2'/2 and batteries. and experienced main­ Frechette Associates, FOR SPARKLING wood­ reliable. Call Jay at HELP HELP baths, tlreploced living In San Juan, a city of 1.1 million By Tom Foreman, Jr. identify the pilot of Piedmont PART Tim e good posi­ tenance person. Famil­ 646-7709.O______Piedmont officials on the ground tion available in work, tile, gloss ond 646- 3444. WANTED WANTED room, family room off people, shoppers formed long The Associated Press Flight 1489, but he was identified collaborated on ways of shaking iar with all phases of EDm EDm VERNON - Great oppor­ kitchen, two cor gar­ laundry. Excellent for painted surfaces, add RECEPTIONIST/Full- tunity for CHFA-FHA lines in supermarkets, workers by his family as Larry Fuda, of three tablespoons of apartment complexes. age. Deck and pool. the gear loose. SPENDING MONEY!! (mother’s hours) 9pm- tlme. Manchester law Responsibilities In­ first time buyer. Nice boarded up windows of the GREENSBORO, N.C. - Pas­ Rocky Mount, Va., the Roanoke 5am Friday and Satur­ washing soda to a quart of Manchester office, 643- A flash of flame and smoke flew office; typing re­ clude general plumb­ ranch style In country 4060.Sentry Real Est- governor’s mansion and stores in sengers praised the pilot of a day. Please contact worm water and wash. No quired; clerical, phone MEDICAL STAFF SECRETARY $78,500 Times & World-News reported in from the engine as it dragged the ing, carpentry work setting. .Realty ote, 643-4060.O______the tourist district of Old San Piedmont Airlines jet who today’s editions. Newspaper routes available laundry supervisor. rinsing required. For and people skills a and beeper coverage World, Benoit, Juan. runway. When it came to a stop, 643-5151. sparkling results when FULL TIME COVENTRY. Brand new brought the aircraft down safely Fuda, 48, declined interviews plus; legal experience etcetera. This Is o full Frechette Associates, fire crews hosed down the left In your area... HOUSEKEEPER wanted you hove something to helpful but not re­ time positon located This individuai will provide secretarial, 646-7709.O 7 room hip-roofed In the eastern Puerto Rican after a rubber wheel block Wednesday night as he rested at sell, use q low-cost ad In Ranch In country set­ city of Humacao, Mayor Ramon side of the plane as passengers every Saturday and quired; congenial at­ East of the river. An clerical and administrative support services VERNON - CHFA-FHA jammed the landing gear — and his home with his family. and crew evacuated by sliding Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ classified. mosphere; position excellent lob opportun­ ting. Features 3 bed­ Vega Sosa said he asked Gov. to the Medical Staff Office. approved tour room rooms, 2 baths, beauti­ they thanked God they were “ He’s just glad it worked out.” Earn money and prizes by tact housekeeping su­ available September 1, ity tor the right person, Ranch. Pool. $84,000. down two emergency chutes fully crafted tieldstone Rafael Hernandez Colon to mobil­ alive. pervisor. 643-5151 be- 1989; Call 649-2865 be­ All replies kept strictly The Ideal candidate will have a degree in Realty World, Benoit, said his wife, Margaret, “ The shortly before 11 a.m. fireplace and much ize the National Guard to evacu­ ‘’I was praying, I had my delivering the tween 8am adn 3pm. tween 9am and 5pm. confidential. Please re­ secretarial science or equivalent knowledge Frechette Associates, ate 1,966 residents who live along whole crew did just what they “ I opened my eyes, saw the spond to Box I, c/o- more. Located on a rosary, I was saying Mass — I Part Time student for BUS Drivers. Glaston- of medical terminology. 646-7709.O______lightly wooded 1 acre a highway that runs along the were supposed to do. ... He says plane was in one piece, thanked Manchester doctor’s people read Monchester Herald. just knew we weren’t going to Manchester Herald bury Public Schools. BEST Buy In town. Huge lot borderd by stone coastline, which is five feet from he doesn’t consider himself a God and got the hell off, ” said office. Three after­ Work os many or as GENERAL dental office Duties include; master bedroom, view crash,’’ said Marie Fay of classified walls. Call today. Pi­ the sea. hero.” Michael Maher. 31, of in your neighborhood. noons per week, filing few hours os desired. assistant, flexible time. Attending meetings and taking minutes, record of lake from large liv­ ano Real Estate 646- "The only way out of here is on McLean, Va., who was chain­ The plane was bound for Washington. and various office du­ Bonus plan and/or Training using your keeping, preparing reports and processing ing room, and extra 5200. □______ties. Please call 646- earned days. Insu­ skills. 649-9287. this highway, which floods any­ smoking and perspiring pro­ Charlotte from Washington Na­ Phillip Powell, an air safety Medical Staff applications. Typing (60-70 wpm) large dining room. En­ STATELY and afforda­ fusely after telephoning Call today to get more details. 5153. Leove message. rance benefits availa­ COLLEGE Help. Tem­ closed porch, 3 bed­ time there’s rain,” he said in a tional Airport but was diverted to investigator with the National ble. No experience ne­ and Transcription required. Flexible hours. ble. Make an offer on PART Time cashier ^ porary port time help rooms, l '/2 baths, gar­ this picture perfect telephone interview. “ It will be a relatives. Greensboro after a light on the Transportation Safety Board, cessary. Will train for age. Coventry. South Windsor, self- needed at Manchester We offer an excellent salary & benefits plan. three bedroom classic disaster if a hurricane hits.” “ God and the pilot were with jet’s instrument panel showed the said investigators found a chock serve gas public service license. Community College Reduced from $146,900 Applications available colonial. Reduced to In Coral G al’es, Fla., hurri­ us,” she said. landing gear wasn’t locked, said — a triangular rubber block 30 647-9946 statlon/snack shop. All Bookstore. Flexible Send Resume To: to $132,800. ERA Philips $186,500 and listening. A Boeing 737-400, with 94 shifts available 644- from: Transportation hours beginning Au­ 742-1450.0______cane specialist Jim Gross called USAir spokesman David Shipley. inches long and 6 inches high used Department, Glaston­ Attractive and Immac­ Dean a small hurricane, with passengers and six crew 2322.______gust 21st-September Barbara L. Juhae FENCED-ln Yard sur­ ulate Interior. Large Piedmont is a subsidiary of USAir to brace the wheels of parked . - £ S ? S f bury Board of Educa­ 16th. Days and even­ hurricane-force winds confined to Linden St...... all PART Time position open rounds this natural lot tor great outdoor members aboard and piloted by a Group. planes — wedged between two tion, Glastonbury, CT ings. Experience help­ V.P. Human Resources cedar sided 3 bedroom within 25 miles of its center. Locust St...... all for bright, energetic 06033. Phone 633-5231 living. Screened porch 20-year veteran whc wasn’t sche­ The Greensboro airport was wheels on the left landing gear. Individual at New Eng­ ful, will train. Call 643- Rockville General Hospital Cape with dining room. to catch the breezes. Rainfall of 3 to 5 inches and tides 2 Myrtle St...... all extension 430. eoe. 1097. Large kitchen with duled to make the flight, came to chosen because it has the longest In-flight efforts to shake the land Video. Previous 31 Union St. Call and ask for Bar­ to 4 feet above normal were said a skidding halt with a wing and runway in thestateand Piedmont Oak PI...... all experience preferred wolk-In pantry, bara. RE/MAX East of wheels loose failed and, after the screened front porch, to be possible in the storm’s path. engine scraping the runway Wed­ has a maintenance hangar and a but not necessary. Rockville, Ct. 06066 the River, 647-1419.□ Dean grew from the fifth landing, the gear remained Chestnut St...... 90-122 Flexible hours. Com­ RN Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer mud room, frult/wine nesday after its left landing gear larger staff with technical exper­ FANTASTIC opportun­ tropical depression of the season jammed, Galway St...... all petitive wages. Stop In M/F/H/V cellar, rec room In ity. Owners anxious. failed to lower. No one was basement, garage, Monday morning into a named tise there, officials said. The Powell said officials did not Kenny St...... 1-84 or call New England Find the Item SUPERVISOR Lovely and like new. injured. plane circled the airport for more Video, 841 Main Street, newer roof, more. Ver­ Features acre lot, storm by Monday night. know whether the incident was an North St...... all you need non. $146,500. ERA Airline officials declined to than a hour as the pilot and accident or sabotage. Manchester, 646-2772. From 3 to 11PM deck, sattellte dish, North School St...... 1-84 HoncliMUr Herald Philips Real Estate, two toll baths, large Work Monday through Friday, no 742-1450.O Laral St...... all HELP family room with 643-2711 weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For MANCHESTER - CHFA- woodstove. Excellent Laural PI...... ’ all WANTED FHA approved two GH more information please call — In-law possibility. Free New St...... all bedroom, P/2 baths. cord of wood to buyer. Gunshots erupt in 20-year-old feud $112,000. Realty World, Dlone Com ollo, 647- 1 West Middle Tpke.8-150 even Director of Staff Development Benoit, Frechette As- 1419 or 646-0891. KANSAS CITY. Mo, (AP) - A feud MEDICAL RECORDS soclotes, 646-7709.□ guns.” shootout Friday night, and two more Rachel Rd...... all STATE OF CONNECTICUT R E /M A X East of the between two families erupted in gunfire CRESTFIELD REDUCED For quick RIver.D “ It stayed between the kids before,” episodes the next night. Three people were Squire Village ...... all before city officials negotiated a truce, TRANSCRIPTIONIST Children Services Workers — Direct Care sale. Bock on m arket, A CUT above! $209,900. Barbara McDonald said as she stood on the arrested, one juvenile and two adults who Wetherell ...... all hoping to halt a 20-year squabble that had Full time, part time, postions are available In our CONVALESCENT HOME Department of Children and Youth Services Is brand new, 3 bed­ Beautiful 1700 square front porch of her home. were charged with assault. rooms, 2 full baths, 2 neighbors taking sides. B idw ell...... all busy medical records department for experi­ presently accepting applications for children toot contemporary 3-4 After the gunfire Saturday, police called Mrs. Jones said she just missed being shot cor garage, 2 acres of bedroom raised ranch Fistfights, threats and arguments between Lakewood Cir. No. & So. all enced transcriptlonist with knowledge of medi­ 643-5151 services workers at the state receiving home, a the city’s human relations department. when the shooting began Friday on Flora land, vinyl siding. Im ­ with enclosed porch the McDonald and Jones families have been cal terminology. Must be a fast, accurate typist. diagnostic residential facility in East Windsor, Director Alvin Brooks met with 22 members Avenue, which is interspersed with vacant, Hillcrest ...... mediate occupancy. overlooking private common since the late 1960s. Last weekend, all Flexible hours. For consideration piease forward CT. Permanent, temporary, full-time and part- Coventry. $159,900. of both families Monday. On Tuesday, Mrs. weed-choked lots. Bullet holes cover the front A lp in e...... “ yard with Inground the tension exploded into a series of shootings appllcatlon/resume or apply In person, Monday- time positions are available to provide direct care ERA Philips Real Est­ pool. Fireplace In fam­ Jones and Ms. McDonald signed an agree­ door of her small beige home, and she pointed Haynes ...... in the inner-city neighborhood that left both Friday 9-4 to The Human Resources Department, BRANCH MANAGER and guidance to residents.* ate, 742-1450.O ily room. Open floor ment aimed at ending the feud. out bullet marks in the dining room, curtains Turn your desire for a more rewarding career houses pockmarked but no one injured. Russell ...... g Rockville General Hospital, 31 Union Street, MANCHESTER - CHFA- plan. Great home for It calls for the families to discourage and windows, into reality. If you have strong selling — Applicants must have either two (2) years of pa­ entertaining. Two car We re extremely lucky over the weekend Rockville, CT 06066. FHA. Extrem ely nice violence, threats or hostile remarks. It also ”My nephow came and grabbed me from ...... " 2 8 5 - 3 7 8 An equal opporlunny/affirmetiva action amployar. M /F/H/V business development skills with 1-3 years in ra-professional experience working with emo­ five room, patio, attached garage and that someone wasn’t killed,” Sgt. Greg Mills, said the families won’t use weapons and will the dining room. I would have been dead. Branch Banking Management consider joining tionally and socially maladjusted children and porch, full basement, walkout basement. a police spokesman, said Wednesday. “ The be responsible for actions of people who visit Pfintpr Rt...... 836-1229 youth, or an Associate's Degree In the Health, central air, corpor- Anne Miller Real Est- Everybody just hit the floor,” she said. us East of the River. ote, 647-8000.□______way the violence was escalating, it was just a their homes. Mental Health or Human Services areas. Excel­ t.Realty World, Be­ Across the street, gunfire broke the Church St...... Send resume to; noit, Frechette Asso- matter of time before someone was seriously The agreement requires both families to LPN ADMITTING lent state benefits package. PRICED to sell. Lovely, injured or killed.” windows of Ms. McDonald’s neat brown and Gorman PI...... Joyce Trainer, Ass't Vice President clotes, 646-7709______one owner, tour room discourage neighbors from getting involved yellow house and holes dot the exterior. 923 Main Street PO Box 231 BILINGUAL (SpanisK/English) and minority candi­ This loved 1 year old 3 home. Beautiful corner The families said many of the arguments in any disputes, as they had in the past. REPRESENTATIVE lot, maintenance tree during the past 20 years began between The city will stay involved as long as it Manchester, CT 06040 dates are encouraged to apply. bedroom Ranch on a V4 Brooks said the feud will end up in court if needs to. Brooks said, A twenty four hour week, flexible day shift posi­ acre lot with private exterior. Priced to sell children. But no one can remember what CALL NOW at $122,500. Coll Anne either family violates the pact. Mrs. Jones “ It’s something that’s been going over 20 tion for an LPN Is now available In our admitting •Shifts available: Second (3pm-11pm) and third bock yard, master bed­ specifically started the feud, shortly after the (11pm-7am). room with full bath Is C.Doremus, 647-1419 or and Ms. McDonald say they will abide by the years and just signing the paper one day, it’s department. Position requires candidate with Joneses moved to the neighborhood 23 years agreement. 647-9946 / 643- 2711 separate from the evenings 646-4611. ago. not going to go away,” he said. typing, medical terminology and excellent com­ Savings Bank To apply, please send resume by August 14,1989 children’s bedrooms, R E /M A X East of the “ I think we can end it. I think it’s pretty River.______“ One of them would get into it with one of Mrs. Jones’ daughter, Cheryl, said she munication skills. Receptionist experience Is to Jocelyn I. Dowdy, Personnel Officer, Depart­ vinyl siding ,200 amp much over right now,” Ms. McDonald said ment of Children and Youth Servlces/Personnel sevice. You couldn't my daughters and she would curse her and would abide by the agreement. preferred. Please submit application to tha Hu­ HISTORIC Restoration - Wednesday. of Manchester Division, 170 Sigourney Street, Hartford, CT build It for the price. Monument Hill In Cov­ then naturally I’d say something,” Claren- “ It’s dangerous for all of us, especially man Resources Department, Rockville General The weekend gunfire resulted from a with the little kids around,” Cheryl Jones 06105 or call 566-7364 for application. Compare. North Cov­ entry. Large home, cine Jones explained. “ It just got bigger. Hospital, 31 Union Street, Rockville, CT 06066. Where your friends are. entry. $149,750. ERA children’s argument during a football game said. Five of Mrs. Jones’ grandchildren live Memld small price. $169,900. We’ve had fights and arguments but never eeo/^ M/F/H/v EOE/AA Philips Real Estate, RE/MAX East of the more than a week ago. Police reported a with her. 742-1450.D River, 647U419.0 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thiirsdny. Aug.

HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS [APARTMENTS [CARS I CARS FOR SALE IFOR SALE I FDR RENT FURNITURE FDR SALE FOR SALE Corps denies wetlands permit for Route 6 #?# 1 S p c c io li^ MANCHESTER. Well SOUTH WINDSOR - MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ M U ST Sell-Five piece maintained, 6-plus $80,000. Really nice room, 1st floor. $650 1 dining set $250, two room Cape. New over­ condo with patio, bedroom 2nd floor $525. wing back chairs $125 JOE RILEY’S SCHALLER that the DOT upgrade and widen Among the opponents are resi­ over 20 years there would be 8,830 sized up-dated kitchen sunken living room. Both totally remo­ ACURA QUALITY By Nancy Cancelman proposal fails to meet guidelines appropriate and practical steps each, bar $125. Make DILLON FORD PRE-OWNED AUTOS the existing Route 6 from two to dents whose homes were taken by accidents on an upgraded Route and bathroom. Vinyl Pool and tennis.Realty deled. All appliances. otter. 646-6890.______Manchester Herald of the federal Clean Water Act to minimize potential adverse D # t ! siding and thermo win­ World, Benoit, No utilities. Possible 319 Main St., Manchester 88 Toronado Troteo *12,995 and is contrary to public interest, four lanes, eliminating the need impacts on the aquatic the state for the project. 6, compared to 2,380 accidents on HITCHCOCK Apprentice 88 Ford Excort Wag. *3995 Fully Loiowe?r steer­ The mansion owners also pro­ has solutions, reasonable, pru­ free the Friday prayer leader of 646-4134 Ass't Clerk 646-5200.g CONDOMINIUMS Jibchit," Rafsanjani said. •Free Estimates The fiduciary Is: I ing and brakes, auto Having difficulties buying a car? posed zoning amendments listing dent solutions,” Rafsanjani said •Senior Citizen Discounts Robert M. Masson REAL ESTATE [FOR RENT transmission. $1,500 or in a speech carried on official If the U.S. responds by saying it Best Offer 568-6891. density, size and design criteria •Aluminum & Vinyl c/o Joseph A. Hourlhan, Esq. WANTED for the converted mansions and Tehran radio. cannot pressure Israel into free­ Powerwashing 15 North Main Street M A N CH ETER . One bed- CHEVROLET Citation Call 228-1022 ing the Moslem cleric, “this isn’t MISCELLANEOUS P.O. Box 85 new housing. No plans for new “These bullyings, arrogant ap­ West Hartford, CT 06107 room Condominium. 1981 - Very good condi­ acceptable to us," he added. LA N D wanted. Five plus $610 per month. In­ Routes 6 & 66 Columbia housing or conversion have been proaches and tyranny will not 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 SERVICES 013-08 n tion, $750. 649-9532. Israeli commandos last week solve the problems. Come let us We’re Here To Serve acres. Church of the cludes heat and hot filed. Living God of M an­ water. Coll D.W. Fish Their application is scheduled approach the problem reasona­ stole into Jibchit. in south Le­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS chester Is Interested In Realty, 643-1591 or 871- for a public hearing before the bly. We too will help solve the banon. and kidnapped Sheik EXPERT HAWKES TREE SERVICE ESTATE OF purchasing land In 1400.______problems there, so the people of Exterior and Interior Bucket, truck 6 chipper. MARION J. KEEOAN Manchester for pur­ PZC Monday. painting and wallpaper Stump removal. Free 0/k/a MANCHESTER-One bed­ Historic commission Chairman the region can live in peace and Please see HOSTAGES, page 10 setimatsa. Special M A RIO N W. K EEO A N pose ot building wor­ room condo available hanging. Limited exterior consideration for elderly ship center. Contact William E. FitzGerald and restoration. Previous work and handicapped. The Honorable William E. with option to buy. $650 can be seen upon request. FitzGerald, Judge of the Pastor David Mullen, Includes heat/hot wa­ Contact BC Company. Court of Probate, District ot 372 Main Street, M an­ CHORCHES Please see HOUSING, page 10 644-6968. 647-7553 Manchester at a hearing held ter, wosher/dryer. Coll chester, CT 06040. 647- Anno at Russok Real on 7/28/89 ordered that all 7355______fHRYSI.FR Dodge Truths Woman, boyfriend claims must be presented to Estate. 529-5235. Dodge % the fiduciary at the address below. Failure to promptly I APARTMENTS present any such claim may [HDMES WE DELIVER result In the loss of rights to I FOR RENT FDR RENT Outbreak spar over abortion recover on such claim. For Home Delivery, Call Susan McQuay VERNON. For limited time only enlov a tree ENFIELD. Beautiful, Ass't Clerk spacious, 3 bedroom MONTREAL (AP) - The Su­ account” 647-9946 The fiduciary Is: color television with Ranch. 1'/2 baths, gar­ signed lease. Modern reported About 10,000 pro-choice suppor­ Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Harlan Donaldson age, carport, pool, preme Court of Canada is return­ c/o Joslah J. Lessner, Esq. spacious 1 and 2 bed­ OVER ing from summer vacation for an ters protested the ruling in 113 East Center Street rooms apartment. Eat- fenced-In back yard P.O. Box 711 and garden area, fin­ MOO emergency hearing to decide the Montreal and smaller crowds LEGAL NOTICES Manchester, CT 06040 ln kitche, large bed- room, private ished basement with In state case of a Quebec secretary who is staged demonstrations elsewhere TOWN OF MANCHESTER 014-08 bolacony, storage, wine cellar. Lease with FACTORY INVOICE pregnant and battling her former in Canada. LEGAL NOTICE large pool, heat and hot option to buy. Call Phil boyfriend to have an abortion. Ms. Daigle at first hinted she or Suzanne, 646-1218. HARTFORD (AP) — An out­ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public COST PROPOSAL «9M water Included. Start­ Chantal Daigle, 21, has been would defy the injunction and hearing on Monday, August 7,1989 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing ing at S495. Call 870- break of hand, foot and mouth Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, The East Hartford Public ON ALL '89 DODGE disease, which most commonly barred from having an abortion seek an abortion in the United Connecticut to hear and consider the following petitions: Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, 9665.______INDUSTRIAL by an injunction obtained by the States, which could have brought East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ PRDPERTY afflicts young children, has been BARNEY T. PETERMAN — 343, 545 NO. MAIN STREET receive COST PROPOSALS reported by state health officials. ex-boyfriend, former nightclub a two-year prison sentence and (P-11) — Application to excavate and till within 50' of the CAFETERIA 8, CLASS­ room s In 2 fam ily P«trlck Flynn/MsnchBSter Herald $50,000 fine for contempt of court. bonks of the Hockonum River under Article 1, Section ROOM FURNITURE. Cost $650/month plus secur­ VERNON-Industrlal for TRUCKS IN Dr. Matthew Cartter, epidemi­ bouncer Jean-Guy Tremblay. She 3.04.01(a) at 543-545 North Main Street. She since has said she would Proposal Information and ity. Call 646-0043 or lease. 2,000 to 6,000, ology program coordinator at the SLAPSHOT — Jason McClintick slaps YWCA day camp, which faced off will be in her 22nd week of TOWN OF MANCHESTER — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — 51V specifications are available 646-6071. newer building, park­ pregnancy when the Supreme abide by the Supreme Court HIOHLAND STREET (T.124) - Request for a special In the Business Office of the state Department of Health Ser­ the puck away during an intercamp against the kids from the Recreation School Department. Sealed MANCHESTER-well ing, office space, reas­ Court hears her case on Tuesday decision and raise the baby alone exception under Article 11, Section 4.02.05 of the zoning onable. Tully Real Est­ STOCK vices, said an outbreak is evident Department camp. regulations to permit the Installation of a 2000 gallon Cost Proposals will be re­ cared-for three bed­ because there has been an Olympics Thursday at the Mahoney and any decision, unless it is soon, if the injunction is not lifted in underground fuel storage tonk ot 51V Highland Street. ceived until Friday, August room duplex with lots ate. 643-0005. time. 18, 1989, 2:00 p.m., at which unusually large number of calls Recreation Center. Jason plays for the could be moot. MACFARLANE PROPERTIES — ZONING REGULATION time they will be publicly of character. Non- Canada has been without an Most Quebec doctors will not AMENDMENT - "PROPOSED GENERAL HISTORIC opened and read aloud. The smokers. No pets. $750 to the department from doctors 1 perform abortions after the 20th ZO N E” (M-127) — Proposed amendment to odd a new East Hartford Public Schools plus utilities. 647-7725. and members of the public abortion law since January 1988, General Historic Zone provision to the Zoning Regulations HOCHILD CARE reserves the right to accept PLUS seeking information on the when the Supreme Court ruled week but Ms. Daigle could have creating a floating zone which would allow conversion of or relect any or all Cost Pro­ MANCHESTER-two bed­ the procedure done in the United historic mill structures to business. Industrial and room apartment, se­ L IC E N S E D Mom has one disease. that procedures required for residential uses. posals or the right to waive States, where some doctors will techinical formalities If It Is cond floor, convenient opening age three up. Cartter noted that the Centers Death shocks E. Catholic approval under the law infringed MACFARLANE PROPERTIES — ZONING REGULATION In the best Interest of the location near 384, ap­ Small group. Ver- for Disease Control in Atlanta has on a woman’s rights. perform them until the 24th week A M E N D M E N T S (M-129) - Proposed omendments to School Department to do so. pliances, carpeting, planck School. 643- of pregnancy and thereafter. Article II, Section 9.15.05 (new); Article II, 11.02.07 (new); By Rick Santos Charbonneau and East Catholic 'Vice Principal That decision and a related one Richard A. Huot, heat. $650 per month. 8458. reported outbreaks throughout Although Ms. Daigle has not Article II, Section 16.15(d) (new); and a revision to 16 17(a) Director/Business Services the country. Manchester Herald Ed Sembor said Schumey never showed any a year later left abortion as an to allow conversion of historic mill structures to One month security. signs of having an uncontrollable temper. issue between a woman and her appeared in public in recent days, multi-family use In Business II and Indust. lol zones. 015-08 643-6934. MISCELLANEDUS “This happens every few years doctor. she said through relatives that ORYK, ET AL — ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT — and it’s not anything to be overly Officials and workers at East Catholic High Sembor. who was Schumey’s direct supervi­ NOTICE TO INSOLVENT MANCHESTER- SERVICES This summer, however, a ser­ she would not want help from H ARTFO RD ROAD (0-7S) — Application to amend Article Attractlve seven room HO concerned about,” Cartter said. School are still in shock today after learning that sor. said he is still not adjusted to the fact he will II, Section 18 of the Zoning Regulations to allow the ESTATE the school’s maintenance supervisor took his own not be working with Schumey anymore ies of cases in provincial courts Tremblay, 25, who obtained the conversion ot single family to multi-family homes and new ESTA TE OF duplex, one bath, GSL Building Mainte­ Although outbreaks occur from injunction. multi-family construction In the Cheney Family Mansion TA N YA L. laundry hook up.Large nance Co. Commercl- time to time, there is no particu­ life this week after shooting his wife. "When you come in, in the morning, you expect brought attention to the legal void Area — Historic Zone. VERFAILLE-KRAUSE She said in court documents yard. Security referen­ al/ResIdentlal building lar pattern that would give Dennis Schumey of Ellington, who shot himself to sec Dennis. He’d sit right in that chair.” the and turned abortion into a press­ ORYK, ET AL — ZONE CHANGE — HARTFORD ROAD The Hon. Norman J. Preuss, ces. $700 plus utilities. ing national issue. that during arguments Trembley Judge of the Court ot Pro­ repairs and home Im­ doctors an idea of when to expect in the head Sunday after trying to take a hostage vice principal said ge.sturing to a chair facing his (0-76) — Request tor a zone change from Residence AA to 647-9353.______provements. Interior Prime Minister Brian Mulro- Historic District for 40 & 50 Forest Street ond 99 8, 131 bate, District of Andover, at an outbreak of the disea.se, he and leading police on a high speed chase, had desk, “and he’d say, 'Hey Ed, today we got to Please see ABORTION, page 10 Hortford Rood. a hearing held on July 20,1989 EAST HARTFO RD - One and exterior painting, worked at the school since February of 1988. said paint, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera” ney has said Parliament will found the above estate to be light carpentry. Com­ added. FERGUSON, OAVARINO, KRAUS — ZONE CHANGE — 71, bedroom, heat and hot “I would hope people would remember him as confront the issue on return from Insolvent. Any creditor who plete lanitorlal ser­ Statistics for the outbreak in school President Bill Charbonneau. His wife 98,110 FO REST STR EE T (F-75) — Request for a zone change tolls to present hts claim to water Included. Wall- Colleen was treated and released from Rockville a very dedicated worker for the school — summer recess but will not be (com Residence AA to Historic District for 78, 98 and 110 the fiduciary at the address to-wall. Near park. vice. Experienced, rel­ Connecticut are not kept because rushed into a decision. TOrest Street. below, on or before, shall be Call 528-2914. iable, free estimates. the disease is not considered General Hospital after she was shot twice in the someone who did a good job” Sembor said. TODAY forever barred from assert­ 643-0304. The vice principal said he relied heavily on Only in French-speaking Qu­ WHITE ENTERPRISES, INC. — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — EAST HARTFORD -Two serious, he said. legs . , . . 113S-1I01R T O LLA N D TPKE. (W-4S) — Request for a special ing or recovering on such “We were shocked and grieved by it — for him, Schumey’s expertise in mechanics, plumbing, ebec, Canada's second-most pop­ exception under Article 11, Section 9.15.01 of the zoning claim from the fiduciary, the bedroom, appliances. Outbreaks of hand, foot and ulous province, has an injunction regulations to permit development of parcels which require estate of the decedent, or any Wall-to-wall. Near mouth disease commonly occur his wife, and his kids. There was nothing that and electrical maintenance. ’’He knew Index more than 60 parking spaces at the rear of 1135-1181 Tolland creditor ot the estate. park and bus line. Quiet Trade-Ins Welcome in the summer and fall, and this would of indicated this type of thing," Charbon­ everything” preventing an abortion been 20 pages, 2 sectlans Turnpike. Sharon B. Preuss, Clerk neighborhood. Coll DRIVEWAYS allowed to stand. summer’s outbreak probably be­ neau said, adding that Schumey didn’t seem like Charbonneau said. "When a project was done, At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written The fiduciary Is: 289-000. he’d take a great deal of pride in it ” Quebec’s Court of Appeal split Classified _ 18-20 Opinion ______9 communications received. A copy of this petition Is In the John J. Verfollle, SEALED a REPAIRED gan in June, Cartter said. The "a violent person” MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ 80 Oakland St., Manchester 3-2 in upholding the injunction. C o m ic s ______16 Sports _____ 11-13 Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during business Administrator Reasonable Rates, origins of the disease and why it Charbonneau described .Schumey as “basi­ Recently. Schumey noticed the ceiling tiles in hours. C/O HMIery J. Gallagher, room townhouse with the president’s office needed repairs, Charbon- Justice Yves Bernier wrote for Fo cu s______17 Television____14 fireplace, all applian­ Quality Work occurs only in certain seasons are cally a good worker, somewhat quiet, but not Planning and Zoning Commission Esquire always. Sometimes he came in with a joke, just th^ majority that "the child that Local/State___2-4 Weekend. , 15 68 Tonica Spring Troll ces, hot water, carpet­ 646-0561 Exit 63 Off 1-84 643'2791 not fully understood, Cartter Leo Kwash, Secretory Manchester, CT 06040 ing, air conditioner. an average guy” Please see DEATH, page 10 has been conceived but not born is Natlon/World _5-7 Weather. _ 2 057-07 011-08 Call 649-5240. Please see OUTBREAK, page 10 a reality that must be taken into Obituaries------2