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Red Sox Sput With A Safe Honoree Surprise No changes due Manchester Hall of Fame Rolling Stones A in day care /3 makes another selection/11 say ‘thanks’ /4 iKaurhpBtpr Mrralft u Monday, Aug. 14, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Rain soaks area; 1,000 lose power iHaurhrstpr Hpralh Gardner is arrested By Nancy Concelman ported Friday, but on Saturday, The Manchester Herald 62 Northeast Utilities customers in the Llynwood Drive area of Nearly double the average Bolton lost power from 7:39 to for assault of wife amount of rainfall for the entire 9:15 a.m. after a tree limb caused month of August fell in the a fuse to blow, Chavez said. Hartford area this weekend, Tree limbs were also blamed leaving more than 1,000 custo­ for the outage that affected 55 — see page 47 mers in Manchester, Bolton and customers in the Summit Street SPORTS Coventry without power and area of Manchester from 7:24 to forcing the Manchester Highway 8:05 p.m. Saturday, he said. Division to close a section of Lightning blew a fuse on Tolland Turnpike for most of Swamp Road in Coventry Satur­ Saturday. day, leaving 85 customers in that The good news is that all in all, the Manchester area weathered Please see RAIN, page 10 this weekend pretty well. The bad news is, it’s not over. RED SOX SPUT WITH O S The National Weather Service at Bradley International Airport AIDS-inmate in Windsor Locks predicted scat­ ' m tered showers and occasionally A L Roundup heavy downpours for today and lawsuit deal widely scattered showers and BALTIMORE (AP) — Roger Clemens, limited to thunderstorms for the next five is ‘landmark’ 11 pitches in his previous start, allowed three hits in days, mainly in the afternoons, a seven innings Friday as the Boston Red Sox beat the service spokesman said today. Rainfall during the three-day HARTFORD (A P) - The state Baltimore Orioles 6-4 in the first game of a of Connecticut has agreed to stop doubleheader. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald deluge that began early Friday morning ranged from 7.7 inches segregating AIDS-infected in­ Clemens. 12-8. struck out eight, walked five, TRIATHLON ACTION — Brad Houston rides his bicycle of 107 entrants. Results and more photographs on pages in the Hartford area and 6.5 mates from the general prison allowed two runs and threw 123 pitches. He had up Spring Street during the Globe Hollow Triathlon 13 and 14. inches in Southington to 3.5 inches population, settling a 1988 federal missed a start because of a sore elbow and left last Saturday at Globe Hollow Pool. Houston placed 72nd out in Norfolk in the state’s northw­ lawsuit and establishing guide­ Sunday’s game against Cleveland for the same lines that could have nationwide reason. estern corner and 5 inches in New Haven. impact. Baltimore came back to take the nightcap. 4-1. Judy Greenspan of the Am eri­ Rookie Keith Harnisch gained his second major The River Forecast Center in Bloomfield reported that Fri­ can (Tivil Liberties Union’s na­ league win by tossing a three-hitter. He retired the tional prison project in Washing­ final 17 Red Sox batters. day’s rains were the heaviest, but Segregation suit dismissai sought between 7 and 9 a.m. Sunday. 3 ton. D C., praised today’s Baltimore lost for the 17th time in 22 games as inches of rain fell in South settlement as a “ landmark settle­ Boston closed to within l ‘A games of first in the Windsor. ment in the area of housing American League East. Over that span. Baltimore HARTFORD (A P) - The state cational opportunity. It also tion, which guarantees the right state Constitution means that Normal rainfall for the entire HIV-infected prisoners.” starters have given up 82 runs in 119 1-3 innings, a is seeking to have a desegrega­ argues that although the segrega­ to equal educational opportunity. equal opportunity according to month of August is about four “ By not segregating those with 6 18 eamed-run average. tion lawsuit against it dismissed, tion may not have been deliber­ In asking that the suit be race applies to all fundamental inches, officials said. full-blown AIDS, Connecticut will Bob Milacki. 6-10. lost for the third time in four claiming there is no valid basis ate, the existence of such separ­ dismissed, the state will argue rights in the state Constitution A power outage that began at set an example for the rest of the decisions. He gave up six hits and six runs in 5 1-3 for suit. ate systems is illegal under state intent and whether the state and one of those fundamental around 6:45 a.m. today in Man­ country,” Greenspan said. innings. “ We’ll be filing a motion to law. Constitution has been violated, rights is education.” Horton said. chester left six Henry Street Attorneys said the .settlement Larry Sheets’ RBI single gave Baltimore the lead strike,” said Assistant Attorney “ This is a very novel case Whelan said. The main thrust of the lawsuit customers in the dark, but the could affect similar lawsuits in the first and Stan Jefferson, recalled Wednesday General John R. Whelan adding which raises very novel issues of Wesley W. Horton, a Hartford is that the 91 percent concentra­ outage was the result of a mistake pending in C aliforn ia and from Rochester of the Class AAA International that the state plans to file its law,” Whelan said. “ It's impossi­ lawyer representing the plain­ tion of black and Puerto Rican made by service people and was Alabama. League, made it 2-0 in the second with his first AL motion Aug. 21. “ A motion to ble to predict with any certainty tiffs, acknowledged that the state students in the Hartford school not weather related, said Jose “ This consent decree reflects home run. His last homer was Aug. 2, 1988, for San strike assumes for the purpose of how the court will rule.” Constitution does not specifically system, and the roughly 90 Chavez, regional community re­ our new knowledge and under­ Diego off Atlanta’s John Smoltz. argument that everything in the Under a schedule set by Hart­ guarantee students the right to percent of concentration of white lations manager for Northeast standing of AIDS.” said Clarine Nick Esasky tied the score 2-2 in the fifth with his complaint is true. We’re saying ford Superior Court Judge Cha­ attend nonsegregated schools. students in schoolsjust across the Utilities. Nardi Riddle, acting Connecticut 21st home run of the season. He has homered in his that even if everything in the rles D. Gill, the coalition of civil But. he said, the wording in two city line, have decreased educa­ Rain flooded a well in the attorney general. last three games against the Orioles. complaint is true, you still can’t rights suing the state will have separate sections of the Constitu­ tional opportunities for all parking lot at the Manchester “ What we’ve agreed to do Boston scored four runs in the sixth. Jody Reed win because there isn’t a valid until Nov. 10 to reply to the state’s tion taken together provides such children. Parkade Friday that leads to a under the decree is what the doubled with one out and scored on Ellis Burks’ basis to their claim.” arguments. a guarantee. He explained that Six of the 17 plaintiffs are white transformer box in the Parkade, correction department has al­ single. Danny Heep singled and Dwight Evans hit a The lawsuit, filed in April on Unlike desegregation suits filed one section states that citizens children, while six are Puerto causing some concern but no ready decided was proper care two-run triple past a diving Jefferson in right field behalf of 17 public school students in federal courts, the state suit are entitled to free public elemen­ Rican and five are black. power outages. Deputy Chief for AIDS patients, based on that Esasky greeted Mark Williamson with a run­ from the Hartford area, contends does not argue that conscious tary and secondary schools and The 10 defendants are all state James McKay of the 'Town of increased knowledge of the dis­ scoring single, giving him his third consecutive that the concentration of white policies by the state or by school that another provides that no one officials, including Gov. William Manchester Fire Department ease and how it is transmitted,” three-RBI game against the Orioles. children in suburban schools and officials led to a segregated shall be denied equal protection A. O’Neill and Education Com­ said today. The water was Ms. Riddle said. In the ninth, Joe Orsulak hit an RBI double and of minority children in city system. It maintains only that the under the law. missioner Gerald N. Tirozzi. pumped out of the box without Inmates with acquired immune Cal Ripken a sacrifice fly off Lee Smith who schools violates the state Consti­ situation exists and that it is “ So we are saying that the any problems, he said. finished the combined four-hitter. tution’s guarantee of equal edu­ illegal under the state Constitu­ equal protection clause of the Please see SCHOOL, page 10 No power outages were re­ Please see AIDS, page 10 Indians 5, Brewers 0: At Cleveland, Joe Carter surpassed 500 career RBIs with a two-run home run and John Farrell pitched a six-hitter for his first The Assoniateo PresL r career shutout, leading the Cleveland Indians past BACK IN FORM — Boston Red Sox Eclipse of moon the Milwaukee Brewers 5-0 in the first game of a Clemens tossed seven innings of 1 pitcher Roger Clemens follows threw on three-hit ball as the Red Sox took the Writing sieuth hunts cursive dues doubleheader on Friday.
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