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20 - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Thursday. July 26. 1984 BUSINESS Thompson, McCavanagh ‘Crisis of confidence’ InternafI stars endorsed by Democrats led to bailout of bank alive In tourney Is it getting easier to get fired today? ... page 3 ... page 14 page 15
True of false? else, he or sne listens, empathizes, knows when to talk Often it’s more effective — and commonplace — to 1. Office politics deserves the bad reputation it as well as when not to talk,” ease someone out of an organization, either by seems to have acquirt*d in recent years. On "false” three: "An organization without politics demotion or by stripping an individual of "meaningful 2. The best managers are "good talkers," not good Your is a dead organization.” Redding remarks that power responsibilities." listeners. strategics are merely another way of describing (There were a lot of boos and skeptical laughs when 3. The ideal organization is one without internal Money's politics. "Without the.se, the organization would I tried this out on the big office in which I have a desk, politics stagnate,” Power tactics needn't be unethical or Mr. Bedding. Just thought I’d add to your research.) Manchester, Conn. 4. Getting fired is a lot more probable today than it Worth dirty. If the climate encourages expression of dissent On “ false” five: Groups and individuals who lack Rainy tonight; was 25 years ago. Sylvia Porter and tolerance of conflict, there will be power plays power commonly fall back on dirty tactics in an effort Friday, July 27. 1984 5. In the average organization, the person who holds cloudy Saturday that are aboveboard. "When researchers enter an to gain power. Says Redding: "people cannot function Single copy: 25 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The jury adopted .stepdaughter: and George .A loi "cou.M icmclcss or pitiless crimes that i # Business Utility owner ‘R O V E R ’ that convicted Steven J. Wood of four I'roie, tiis ex-wife’s boyfriend. arc iiiiiii i css.inly loruirmis to the i iclim murders Friday spared him from death, The jury found him insane when he killed ll.iiMim r S lid the jurors must decide the THE WEST’S JOBLESS but condemned him to spend his life in his ex-wife. Rosa Wood. 34, but convictisl defenilani ' i ie.iled a grave risk ofdealh to In Brief faces default prison for the shooting deaths of his him of capital felony murder, which carries others than I lie vrelim or I hat I he crime was cuts costs mother-in-law and stepdaughter. the possibility of the death penalty, in the eommiled m ,i heinous, eriu'l or depraved Purcell heads engineers U.S. is lowest in unemployment The six men and six women went into the murders of Mrs. Voli and Lis;i maimer" lo w.irraul Ihe death .seuleuec CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The fourth day of deliberation before deciding If the jury had decided Wood's capital liitlie closing ai giimeuls Monday, a stale James P. Purcell has been elected president of principal owner of the Seabrook mitigating factors surrounded the crime, felony crime merited the death sentence, he UNEMPLOYMENT 1984 of transit proseeiilor .isked lor the'death penally the Hiimden-based Connecticut Engineers in nuclear plant has warned it could go meaning Wood should not be given the would have become Ihe first person «hile Wood's l.iw jei ple.ided with the jury F’rivate Practice. into a $125 million default ifstate utility Great West United death penalty for the 1982 shooting. sentenced to death in Connecticut since the lo lei Wood lue mil his life in prison regulators fail to quickly approve the Purcell is chairman of the board and chief Italy Britain Canada France Germany States P H ILA D ELP H IA (U P I) - Some of The jury cited the mitigating factor of U.S. Supreme Court restored the death 'There ,ire crimes so lieiuous, so executive officer of Purcell Associates, an company’s plan to restructure its impared mental ability at the time of the penalty in 1976. grievous dial ea|iilal pimishment isiheouly debts. the nation's largest companies are organization of engineers, architects and using a computer program called murders. .loscph Taborsky was the last (lerson jiisl penally: ' .\ssi.sl.ini Si,lie's Alloruey planners based in Glastonbury. Projects de Attorneys and executives of Public Wood, 44. was convicted last month of executed in Ihe stale in I960. llerherl (i .\ppleloii lold Ihe jury Mr.s Voli Service Co. of New Hampshire — lead ROVER to fetch solutions to a complex signed by the firm have included the Oxford transportation problem. gunning down four people during a shooting Superior Court Judge Harry Hammer and l.is.i were "eseeiiled. ’ Applelou said, Airport, the Manchester Community College Seabrook owner with a 35.6 percent spree in West Hartford on April 17. 1982. read the definition of a cruel, heinous or % - ROVER, which stands for Real Time "lhal is Ihe idlimale olleiise " share — said Wednesday a delay in 10 classroom and administration building and Optimizer for Vehicle Routing, uses He was found guilty of murder in the depraved crime twice to Ihe jurors. Hartford's 1,400-car municipal garage. approving the complex restructuring colorful graphics and maps to plot the deaths of Patricia Voli, his former He explained the statutory |)hrasc plan could trigger a rush of creditor Earlier sliiry on page Purcell said engineers must meet increasing most efficient routes that fleets of mother-in-law; Lisa Wood, his 15-year-old "heinous, cruel or depraved " is rc.scrvcd challenges in the coming years. demands within 10 days. trucks should take to deliver goods. Structural failures in recent years point to an "And of course, we would not ha,ve the money to pay it,” Charles Bayless, Research on the router began in the ever increasing need for understanding on the 1970s at the University of Pennsylva part of owners of the necessity for total PSNH financial vice president, told the - >- nia’s Wharton School. Marshall Fisher, participation by the design profe.ssional in the state Public Utilities Commission. State discovers 5 % the program’sco-ereator and professor planning, design and construction pha.ses of a , Commissioners are expected to project," he said. continue hearings on the PSNH prop of decision sciences at Wharton, said in an interview. Connecticut Engineers in Private Practice was osal today to determine if it is in the Fisher and one of h is, (doctoral many problems founded in 1968 to promote ethics in the "public good” — a determination students refined the program while engineering profession, to protect public interest required by a recent New Hampshire ill engineering matters and to coordinate and Supreme Court decision. doing work for DuPont Co. and for Air advise regulatory and legislative bodies with Bay less said the plan was worked out Products and Chemicals Inc., of with MHS work respect to engineering matters. over three months of “ day and night” Allentown, Pa. Other companies expressed interest negotiations with some of the com .Source Council on Foreign Relations. Inc ) Bv Sarah E. Hall Dollar slips, gold rises pany's largest creditors and is "an NEA GRAPHIC in the program. So, in 1981 the pair Herald Reporter all-in or nonc-in” plan with each party The U.S. jobless rate is both the lowest and fastest-falling among Western formed a company. Distribution Analy LONDON — The U.S. dollar slipped on major receiving the same interest rate. industrial nations. The U.S. rate dropped from 10 percent to just more than sis, Research and Technology Inc., A report by state inspectors on the $5.5 million foreign exchanges today while gold rose in value known as D A R T, to market ROVER. Key provisions in the plan are the percent in the past year. Jobless rates, meanwhile, increased about 1 renovation project at Manchester High School reveals Zurich dealers said the dollar went down refinancing of a $50 million loan with They were later joined by a third deficiencies ranging from doors which do not comply because of testimony to Congress by Federal percent in Italy and France; fell 1 percent in Canada; and were virtually partner. European banks, an extension of the unchanged in Britain and West Germany. with fire regulations to exposed asbestos and lack of a Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volckerthat U.S. company’s short-term debt level from Today, eight companies have signed proper ventilation system in the science laboratories. growth rates would drop due to continuing high $199 million to $220.5 million and the up to use R O VER and about two dozen But Richard S. Krissinger, who heads the school interest rates and that he was determined to keep leasing of the company’s coal storage others are considering it, Fisher said. the lid on inflation. facilities unit of the state Department of Education, land so its supplier would retain title of More and more consumers DuPont, for example, uses ROVER said Thursday that the findings are "nothing to be The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.8375 the coal in the event of a PSNH to help 60 refrigerator trucks deliver alarmed about." Deutschmarks, down from Wednesday's close of bankruptcy. using money-saving coupons chemicals to 2,000 hospitals nation "There are no life-threatening situations, but there 2.85925, and was 2.4183 Swiss francs in Zurich In addition, the company has asked wide, Fisher said. Exxon relies on it to are violations that must be addressed," Krissinger down from 2.43175. It was 8.7025 francs in Paris’ for permission to use $35 million of its schedule gasoline deliveries to service said. "These violations (of state codes) are the usual down from 8.7615, and 1,743.875 lire in Milan’ receivable accounts to secure a $35 ST. LOUIS (U P I) — A study on the Coke. stations in Ontario and Quebec. down from 1,761. types of things found in schools throughout million "last resort” revolving credit use of coupons as a marketing tool has “ Now, in every category, there are Connecticut.'.’ It opened in London at $1.3375, down from found more and more consumers using all kinds of brands. Because of inflation ROVER can reduce a company’s line that would require bank approval trucking costs by as much as 20 State reimbursement — set at 63.8 percent for a $1,333, and closed at 243.40 yen in Tokyo, down for the company to use. the money savers, including a growing and competition, there are more large percentage of the renovations — hinges on from 245,95. number of men and teenagers. coupons." percent, he said, and its basic concept Bayless also outlined a renegotiated can be expanded. compliance with health and safely regulations. Gold rose $3.34 in London to $346.59 an ounce, up agreement with the PruLease Inc. of "In the past, coupons were targeted Krissinger said the state will make a follow-up The group found that businesses The U.S. Navy is investigating its use from $343.25 at Wednesday's close. It opened at Delaware for nuclear fuel that includes to women," said Deborah Bozsa, a $345.50 in Zurich, up $2 from $343.50. which previously did not use coupons to to handle cargo shipping, and a major inspection of the 28-year-old school building after the company’s issuance of up to $75 member of the study team. “ Now, attract customers are turning to them newspaper is considering using it to local officials let him know how the earmarked million of its general and refunding some are targeted to men, like coupons Millionaire buys TV outlet now. reduce the amount of time needed to violations will be rectified. mortgage bonds as additional security. for beer. In the past, what macho beer The report submitted this week concerns a June 18 drinker would have used a coupon to deliver the paper, thus extending CONCORD, N.H. — Thomas Flatley, an Irish “One of the first businesses to deadlines. and 19 inspection of the renovations — which have immigrant who amassed a fortune that ranks him buy beer?” purchase our report was a local dry In a few years, Fisher said, a system been performed over several years and were as one of Massachusetts' richest men, plans to Ms. Bozsa works for the St. Louis cleaner,” Porcarelli said. "People are like R O VER could be installed in the originally slated for completion last September. It make his first investment in the media with New NYNEX report advertising firm of D'Arcy MacManus looking for an edge over the competi dashboard of a car and linked up with a Herald photo by Tarquinio lists 74 apparent violations of the stale Fire Safety Hampshire's newest television station. Masius, which undertook the study at tion. They're looking at things like satellite to give motorists a map Code, many of them involving doors which lack Flatley has agreed to purchase W N H T-TV for the request of clients seeking more proper view panels or other parts. satisfies execs information on who uses coupons. couponing." showing the quickest way to get from Undeterred $5 million. The sale comes less than four months here to there. Some notable deficiencies of that and other codes, after Channel 21 took to the air. "Coupon use just seems to keep Because more men are shopping as well as 54 other "housekeeping" items, were cited BOSTON (UPI) - NYNEX Corp., increasing," said Ms.Bozsa. There Main Street was nearly deserted this morning, but the gloomy Flatley said his purchase of W N H T-TV marks a either for themselves or for their But at the moment, Fisher said, as follows: the new parent company of New were 1,786 coupons per family availa diversification for his company. The T .J, Flately families, the study found businesses R O VER is ideally suited to companies weather didn’t stop Milton Borst from doing some shopping. • "Through the entire facility on numerous occasions England Telephone and New York ble in 1983 — a 20 percent increase over Co. of Braintree, Mass,, which has large real are targeting coupons at the male side that must deliver goods such as bread, Rain was expected to continue today a a chance of showers was it was noted that electrical outlets were not properly Telephone, performed about as adver the previous year. estate holdings in Massachusetts, southeastern of the family. snack foods, soft drinks, and dairy grounded. tised for shareholders in the first half of The study group said inflation and forecast for Saturday. New Hampshire and New England. products to grocery stores, with trucks • “ Photo dark room, woodworking shops, arts and 1984 and company executives were competition apparently are responsi “ More teens shop for households “ This is our first interest into that (the media) making 20 to 30 stops daily. crafts, drafting rooms, cafeteria, and nurse’s office, satisifed for the time being. ble for the increased use of coupons by now, too," Ms. Bozsa said. “ There are We think it's going to be challenging," Flately, 52, “ Imagine you have 1,000 grocery were not usable by the physically handicapped " in N Y N E X , one of the seven regional shoppers and businesses. more food-type coupons in magazines said Wednesday. The purchase was announced in stores you need to deliver to," Fisher violation of a sub section of federal handicapped holding companies created by the “ In the past, when you went to buy like Seventeen and Young Miss so Herald photo by Tarquinio Concord at a news conference by the station's said. “ You operate a fleet of 50 trucks. regulations. breakup of American Telephone & tissue, you bought Kleenex," said Jim brand loyalty is developed from the Police clear Amato principal owners, Robert and Frances Shaine, • “ Exposed asbestos in auditorium has been painted Telegraph, recently reported second jPorcarelli, who worked on the study. start.” Each truck will deliver to 20 of those Ready for the ferocious blue The sale still requires approval of the Federal stores. You need to determine the and has not been properly encapsulated. It is falling at quarter earnings of $239.6 million, $2.46 "When you wanted to buy soda, Communication Commission, However, the bull’s-eye of coupon sequence of delivery for each truck ... exposed edges." Flatley, 52, is a self-made millionaire. His per share, and declared a $1.50 per particularly in the South, you bought targeting still is women. • “ Throughout the entire facility it is apparent that Fred Dean of Springfield, Mass., watches the sun come up as the share dividend — near its own in gun-draw incident holdings include hotels, shopping centers, apart “We locate where every customer is ceiling tiles have been taker (own or replaced and Mijoy 1 bluefishing charter boat pulls out from the Connecticut ments and nursing homes throughout New preditions. and then the computer program plans have not been painted with a proper ... fire retardant shore into the Long Island Sound on a recent Saturday. Capt. England. In New Hampshire, T.J. Flatley owns Chairman Delbert C. Staley told finish.” ... routes the trucks can follow, based By Kathy Garmus Technical School said was acting Ernie Schiller, owner of the Mijoy charter service, says the Sheraton Tara Hotel in Nashua, three analysts Wednesday he was satisfied on the map stored in the computer.” Herald Reporter suspiciously and possibly carrying a • “ The practice of using physically handicapped shopping malls and apartment buildings. with the results and they "put us in a In order to program ROVER, “You toilet spaces for offices, storage areas, etc. violates bluefishing season has just reached its peak. Story and more strong position to achieve the goals we weapon underneath his jacket. The pictures on page 11. His personal fortune is estimated at $50 million need to know where is the customer A Manchester police officer used the Connecticut Fire Safety and Health Codes and is to $75 million. set at divestiture." suspected weapon turned out to be a located? What has he ordered? What "reasonable caution" when he drew his bound high school diploma. against Federal standards.” Steam Boiler earnings down There are no year-to-year compari*- does it weigh? How big is it? Is it service revolver on an 18-year-old In his complaint, Blanchard said he • Several electrical appliances “ with excessive live sons available for the first half perishable? — all the specifications black man who was reported to be objected to Amato’s characterization voltage” were not grounded and "were capable of causing electrocution." H A R TFO R D — The Hartford Steam Boiler earnings because N Y N E X only began related to his order." acting suspiciously at a school, an of his actions during the incident as Inspection and Insurance Co. has reported a operations Jan. 1. Vice Chairman ROVER, in turn, will tell a company internal investigation of the April 6 suspicious. He said in his deposition he Local school and building officials were either away Fatal train crash decline to $1.08 per share in second-quarter William G. Burns said that "it may be how many trucks to use, how to reach incident has concluded. thought he had been stopped because on vacation today or not prepared to comment earnings from insurance and engineering premature to extrapolate the results their destinations and how much “ Paul Blanchard was involved in no he is black. Blanchard said he went to because they have not yet reviewed the report operations. from the first six months on seasonal merchandise to carry. The information criminal activity and the act of Cheney Tech only to ask about MHS Principal Jacob Ludes said renovation work can be viewed on a computer screen or on odds and ends” is still going on, however. is fifth this month Although revenues from insurance increased industry patterns.” concealing his diploma was perceived enrolling. 7.5 percent and engineering services increased Staley and Burns said they were be printed on paper. as supsicious by the complainant," Amato said he drew bis revolver Ludes said the citation of wiring deficiencies does 19.8 percent, earnings were down 30 cents from pleased with a recent $342 million rate wrote Lt. Samuel W. Kotsch Jr., who after Blanchard made a quick move not surprise him, since an electrician is still working In the case of one D A R T client, a in the building. But he and other involved officials GOOSE C H E EK , S C (I l'l) The lo slow down," said Goose ( ’reek the $1.38 per share reported in the same quarter of increase granted in New York State, conducted the investigation. "Officer ment with the hand Amato said was policeman Stuart Fox 1983. distributor of food service equipment were somewhat mystified by the report’s claim that Miiimi-to-Ncw York "Silvoi .Mcli'oi" and that it '"cut out some of the subsidy (Joseph) Amato used reasonable cua- tucked under his jacket. plowed into u stalled truck al a dirt road Only slight damage was done to the In his letter to shareholders. President Wilson and supplies, R O VER must work the MHS cafeteria and several other areas were "not without endangering low-cost basic tion in approaching and detaining Paul "Paul Blanchard's movement was crossing, killing a woman and injuring liain. 111' said Wilde said higher claims accounted for the service.” quickly — calculating deliveries to as usable by the physically handicapped" Blanchard for the purpose of investi only an attempt to catch his deiploma, her husband in the fiflli Amlr;ik I be accident occurred at a dirt road decline in earnings. The company set aside Included in the rate case was an many as 1,200 customers over a 12,000 “We’ve had handicapped students in all of tho.se gating the complaint." which was beginning to fall from accidenl in the nation and Ihe lliird in crossing near the inlerset tion of U.S. 52 additional reserves to cover claims associated square-mile area in the 45 minutes rooms all year without any problems," Ludes said. He allowance to increase calls from pay Amato's and Blanchard's accounts of beneath his jacket,” Kotsch wrote. South Carolina this month and (Jle Mount Molly Road, Fox said, with winter storms reported in the first quarter. between the time final orders are said he was unaware of any exposed asbestos, while phones from a dime to 25 cents for the incident — which lasted two "Upon observing Paul Blanchard had "The vehicle apparently st.illcd adding Ih.il Ihe tlirl road runs parallei Wilde said. accepted for the day and the time Assistant School Superintendant Wilson E. Deakin example. New York Telephone had minutes and 11 seconds — differeded only a diploma and cover. Officer going across the tracks," s;iid Berkeley lo Ihe Hacks about 100 feet before Industry reports now estimate damage from deliveries begin. said providing handicapped access and encapsulating complained the average pay phone call widely in sworn depositions. Blanchard ATnato bolstered his weapon." County Coroner William Smith, and the crossing Iheiii these storms in 41 states at $880 million, he said. cost 32 cents. It s kind of like a big jigsaw puzzle asbestos have been part of a “ major effort" over the disputed Amato's claim that he had his The incident sparked a meeting the train slammed into the yellow camper Me said Die crossing lias a stop sign Founded in 1866, Hartford Steam Boiler Staley said he considered the New — any one piece of the problem is quite past several years. hands underneath his jacket and following week between police and pickup truck at a .speed of around 79 aiulzhe >iew is unolistriicted. provides insurance protection and engineering England regulatory climate generally simple but when you’re dealing with The state report also says that unapproved denied charges that he refused to place about 30 black residents, many of mph al 10:30 p.m. E D T Thursday and technical inspection services for mechanical, good, and that there was some 1,000 customers putting it all together is construction has taken place in the MHS gymnasium. It was Ihe second Amirak accident in his hands on the police cruiser when whom said they feared walking the The train, which had stoppl'd in electrical and pressure equipment. complicated,” said Fisher. Town Building Committee Chairman Paul Phillips four days and Ihe lifih in Ihe nation, improvement in "problem ” states — asked to do so three different times by streets in Manchester because of what Charleston about 15 minutes before Ihe Maine and Rhode Island. Amato. has said the town is protected concerning problems Ihrce of Iherii in South Carolina, this The cost of the hardware and ‘they said was a hostile climate on the collision, stnick the truck on the montti. Blanchard also said Amato told him part of police toward minorities. Many with the renovations by its contract with Custom MacDermid issues report "N Y N E X is not going to support software and the internal expense passenger side, killing I’alricia I'hil Two Amirak trains collided in New to wipe the smile off his face, a of those present said police would have Concepts of Simsbury, which posted a performance Rhode Island and Maine," Staley said. associated with setting up ROVER lips, 35, of .Moncks Corner, S (' Her York Monday, killing one person and W A TE R B U R 'Y — MacDermid Inc. reported statement Amato denied making. probably treated a white person bond. "'When you had the Bell system all tied vary widely with the nature of the husband, Michael, who is 34 today was injuring 137 others second quarter earnings of $2.1 million, or $1.15 UPI ptiolo Neither Blanchard nor his attorney, together you had some states that were company. differently under similar thrown clear of the vehicle and su llcred per share, compared with income of $1.6 million, Richard N. Palmer of Hartford, could circumstances. On .Inly 11. Am lrak’s Silver Star being supported. You can’t do that in “ At the lower end of the scale a only minor injuries. or 81 cents per share, during the same period last FUmless still camera be reached for comment this morning The police department is still con slammed into a tanker truck in MeBec, N Y N E X . they’re going to have to simple fixed-route analysis for a small Inside Today No one aboard the passenger train S.C killing Ihe engineer and the truck year. on the police department’s findings. ducting an internal investigation on was hurt and it continued its I rip alter a Sales were up to a record $17.5 million from support themselves and stand on their Canon Inc., a major Japanese camera maker, said Wednesday it company might be as little as $10,000," Blanchard, of 26F Channing Drive, driver: on July 7. Five people were own.” said Fisher. i. another incident this spring during delay of around an hour. $13.8 million. filed a formal complaint against the which another black town resident. Advice...... 1 3 Obituaries killed ami 148 others injured when Rhode Island and Maine telephone wi experiment with the world's first filmless electronic color Business...... 14 Oolnlon Smith said the truck was dragged MacDermid makes speciality chemicals for the police department following Ihe inci 16-year-old (Clarence Zachery J r ., of 119 Amlrak's .Montrealer derailed near customers contribute a very small during the Los Angeles Olympics. Canon said the At the other end of the scale, he said. Classified 18-19 Peooletolk about 75 feet down Ihe Irai ks tiy the W'illislon, VI , after heavy ruins metal finishing, plating on plastics and electron dent. in which he was slopped by Amato Blue Ridge Drive, was stopped by a Comics ...... fraction of N Y N E X ’s revenues. New new equipment consists of a hand-held camera slightly larger A ir Products spent about $1 million 8 Sports...... train, whit h had applied its brakes luit washed out Ihe truck bed; a.54, an ics industries. putting its system in place. But ; on Love Lane because he fit the police officer investigating a theft at Entertainment ., ^ Television was unable to stop in time England Telephone recently received a than a conventional still camera, equipped with imaoe description of a man employees at the Scars .store at the Manchester L o tte ry...... 3 Weather . Amirak train rammed into a pickup $19 million rate increase in Maine. R O VER is saving the company $2 "'rhe train saw the vehicle and weal reproduction and signal transmitting devicSi^ ^ Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Parkade, where Zachery works. iriii k in Elgin. S (,' , killing a man and million a year. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a into its emergency brake system li try woman in the truck • Z - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 27, 1984 MANC HKSTKR HKRAI.D. Fridiiy. .Inly 27. I9H4 - 3 Death row back In service No primaries seen In Democratic races Manchester Prison ready to carry out Wood execution if ordered in Brief Thompson, McCavanagh are endorsed By Mark A. Dupuis ings of four people in West $250,000 to connect the chair, funds were men. and because medical personnel since I960, Tulisano said he didn’t erected along InterstalcrBU^One of the United Press International Hartford. which are available if necessary, object on ethical grounds to giving expect it would be repealed. Candidates get funds By Kathy Garmus bills requires slow-moving trucks to If the jury decides on death. said Connie Wilkes, spokeswoman A PROPOSAL TO REPLACE injections that kill. ’Though personally opposed to Herald Reporter . Three Democratie candidates for the Legisla use their flashers and the other H A R TFO R D — The electric Wood would become the first the electric chair with the use of The electric chair is located in a the death penalty, he said he has for the Department of Correction. ture received a boost Thursday night when the requires motorists to use their head chair hasn't been used since it was person executed in Connecticut lethal injections to kill inmates room with a window in a remote worked "a balancing act” to State Rep. James R. McCavanagh " If the death penalty is instituted Democratic Town Committee voted to give them lights when their windshield wipers are placed in its current location and since May 17, 1960, when Joseph was rejected this year by the area of the Somers prison. The maintain the status quo and satisfy and former Manchester Mayor John W. in the state we would do what we a total of $3,500 in up-front campaign money. on. the cell block that once served as "Mad Dog Killer" Taborsky was area that served as death row, proponents of a wider death Thompson were unanimously endorsed have to do,'' she said, adding there Legislature's Judiciary State Rep. James R. McCavanagh, who is McCavanagh also favors raising the death row has been put into service electrocuted at the state's former Committee. where condemned inmates await penalty law or opponents of using by town Democrats Thursday in their are no plans to reconnect the chair seeking re-election in the 12th Assembly District, state's drinking age to 21 and has in the battle against prison maximum-security prison in execution, now houses inmates the penalty at all. respective bids for election in the 12lh before a death sentence is The Department of Correction and former Manchester mayor John W. Thomp consistently opposed enactment of a overcrowding. Wethersfield. imposed. supported the change, saying it segregated from others. Tulisano said he didn’t expect and 13th Assembly Districts. son, who is running for the I3ih Assembly District state income tax, Tomkiel said. The death penalty hasn't been The state has used the electric would be a more humane system of Ms. Wilkes said the Department the I-egislature to adopt any major McCavanagh, a Manchester realtor seat held by state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, who is seeking his second term in the Manchester attorney John W. Coo carried out in Connecticut since THE WETHERSFIELD PRI chair to carry out executions since carrying out executions and citing of Correction saw "no point in an changes to the death penalty in the R-Manchester, will receive $1,000 each. ney, who seconded McCavanagh's 1960, but a West Hartford Superior SON was closed in 1963 and the the $250,000 cost of reactivating the empty cell block sitting idly" in the next session, thougif lawmakers Legislature, was portrayed during a 1938, When it replaced hanging as Town Director Stephen T. Cassano, a candidate nomination, .said he was "a man who Court jury may change that in the electric chair was moved to the the official method of execution. electric chair. prison system. Prison officials list might look at clarifying the e x it nominating speech by Town Clerk for the state Senate, will receive $1,500. Cassano Edward J. Tomkiel as a "quiet man” truly understands our concerns." case of Steven J. Wood, 44. current maximum-security prison Seventy-three people have been However, Rep. Richard D. Tuli- overcrowding ps their major prob ing law. is running against state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, who puts in countless hours behind the "His friendly manner and ready The jury continued deliberations at Somers, where the chair was executed since the state assumed sano, D-Rocky Hill, the Judiciary lem and have taken several steps R-Manchester, in the Fourth Senatorial District. scenes. smile indicate to his constituents his Thursday on whether Wood should placed in a death chamber but responsibility from counties in 1893 Committee's co-chairman, said to find more space. The largest barracuda ever Paul Phillips' motion to give the candidates the Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny, availability to them," Cooney said. be put to death for his convictions never connected to its lethal power for carrying out death sentences. lawmakers opposed the change caught weighed 83 pounds. It was money was unanimously approved. Phillips, who who nominated Thompson, said the Both Jonathan L. Mercier, the on murder and capital felony source. Eighteen of those executed were because it would make executions ALTHOUGH THE DEATH PE landed off the Nigerian coast in is treasurer of the town committee, reported that start of many of the existing social- Republican Town Committee-endorsed murder charges in the 1982 slay It would cost the state about "too sterile" and easy to carry out N A L T Y hasn't been carried out electrocuted and 55 were hung. All 1952. the committee had a total of $10,300 in its coffers. service programs in Manchester could candidate for the 12 district seat, and be traced back to Thompson's tenure as Eighth Utilities District Treasurer Bowl-a-thon set Saturday mayor from 1971 to 1975. He said the Betty Sadloski — who has said she will finding of a permanent home for the try to force a primary against Mercier Brunswick Parkade Lanes in Manchester will Manchester Sheltered Workshop, reno — have tried to portray McCavanagh Weather host a bowl-a-thon Saturday, sponsored by the Peopletalk vations to the Tiling and Bennet junior as a kind man who is afraid to tackle the 7-Eleven district office in South Windsor. Bowling high schools and the commencement of more pressing concerns in the state. will start at 7 p,m. The public is invited. Teams a number of programs for the elderly Herald photo by Pinto Today’s forecast can sign up at an area 7-Eleven Store. were all accomplished with Thomp IN ACCEPTING THE NOMINA Milk and cookies for all Connecticut, Massachusetts and Proceeds from the bowl-a-thon will benefit the son's help. TIO N , McCavanagh said he has tried to state Rep. James R. McCavanagh, D-Manchester, listens to Rhode Island: Rain becoming Muscular Dystrophy Association. The district The nominations of McCavanagh and be responsive to the needs of his Singer Melissa Manchester, a long-time hopes to raise about $8.D00 to exceed last year’s constituents. Town Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel nominate him for re-election in 2 heavy at times today. Highs 65 to Thompson were sealed when town $6,000. feminist who has worked closely with Gloria 75. Cloudy and cool with a chance committee members from their re " I ha ve tried to be your eyes and ears the 12th Assembly District Thursday night at the Democratic Steinem since the early 1970s, offered this advice of rain tonight. Lows from mid 50s spective districts unanimously en in the capitol,” he said. "I have tried to nominating convention at the Lincoln Center. With McCava to Geraldine Ferraro should the candidate win to mid 60s. Remaining mostly dorsed their candidacies. represent and protect the best interests nagh, from left, are sons Jamie and Sean, wife Nancy and the vice presidency: "Rememberwhatit was like cloudy with a chance of showers Zinsser serves on task force The Democrats also endorsed Her of everyone." to raise your children and use that point of view to bert J. Stevenson for a fifth term as McCavanagh said that despite the daughter Kari. Saturday. Highs from upper 60s to state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, is take care of the country." mid 70s. their registrar of voters and Frederick long hours, he would look forward to serving on an eight-member task force that is to G. Nassiff, Albert Vincek, R. Michael another term. who nominated Mrs. Swensson Wed Unaffiliated voters, moderate Re Maine; Rain spreading nor develop incentives for energy conservation in Quish and Geraldine H. Thompson for "I enjoy what I'm doing," he said. nesday, Penny said, "F o r some gener publicans and Democrats from the 13th theastward across the state today. state buildings by January 1985. justices ot the peace. None of the seven Asked to assess the impact of a ations of Republicans in Manchester, Assembly District have not been 7 Highs 60 to 70. Occasional rain Zins-ser said today that the committee and his endorsed candidates face primary Republican primary on the riace. the be all and end all of politics is represented for the past four years on Olympic jogging deluxe tonight. Lows in 50s. Chance of rain role on it result from a bill passed in the last challenges. Democratic 'Town Committee Chair socializing. John Thompson's role in issues that include day care, education Jane Fonda paid a total of $9,000 to carry the Saturday. Highs 65 to 70. legislative session. The task force met this week The l ‘A-hour nominating convention man Theodore Cummings said. "Bet politics has truly been to help people.” and hospital costs. Thompson charged Olympic torch in Santa Monica, Calif., Saturday, and is considering setting up pilot projects, in the Lincoln Center hearing room ter them than us. While they’re When she nominated Mrs. Swensson. "If your legislator remains silent- New Hampshire: Rain today. but the famous flame never touched her hands. A Zinsser said. He is a ranking member of the contrasted sharply with the Republi chewing each other up, hopefully we’ll former town director Vivian Ferguson then how r an yon. as a voter, be part Highs in 60s. Occasional rain spokesman explained that the actress was out of Legislature's Energy and Public Utilities can meeting on Wednesday, where the be piling up the votes.” said that socializing was an important of the process?” he asked. tonight. Lows in 50s. Chance of rain Committee. town "on business" Saturday. stage was set for two primary battles, part of politics. She was defending Mrs. Saturday. Highs 65 to 70. A spokesman declined to say Thursday if the including one to decide who McCava- THOMPSON. WHO S E R V E D three Swensson against criticism leveled by THOMPSON PROMISEDihat ifheis activist actress missed the highly publicized Vermont: Rainy damp and cool Hall gets more money nagh's opponent will be in the 12th terms on the Board of Directors from Thompson when he announced his elected, he will hold regular office event to avoid controversy. Her husband, today. Chance of a thundertorm District. 1971 through 1977, including two as candidacy that Mrs. Swensson's social hours, a practice of his when he was California Assemblyman Tom Hayden, and her south. Highs in mid 60s to around The campaign to restore Cheney Hall to its mayor, will face slate Rep. Elsie L. calendar was filled at the expense of mayor. stepmother, Shirlee Fonda, wife of the late actor 70. Cloudy tonight with rain or Rainy today, cloudy Saturday former beauty got another funding boost IN NOMINATING MCCAVANGH, Swensson. R-Manchester, in the No legislative business. "I will hang out a shingle and give Henry Fonda, ended up carrying the high-priced drizzle. Continued cool and damp. Thursday, as Gov. William A. O'Neill announced Tomkiel reeled off a list of what he said vember election. Thompson promised a campaign people my telephone nnmher." hes:iid. torch instead. Lows in the 50s. Considerable Today: Rain becoming heavy at times. Highs around 70. Winds that the state will grant the Little Theatre of were McCavanagh's accomplishments "The hallmark, then, of John Thomp based on issues and the tegislative After the meeting, allended hy about Ms. Fonda bought three kilometers of the cloudiness with a chance of a easterly TO mph. Tonight: A 30 percent chance of rain. Cioudy and Manchester $45,000 for the project. — including his appointment to three son's politics is helping people," Penny record of Mrs. Swensson. who is now in 71) people. Cummings said he and other stretch for $3,000 per kilometer and planned to shower Saturday. Highs mainly 70 cool. Lows around 60. Winds becoming light northerly. Saturday: " I ' m delighted." said Mary Blish, vice legislative committees, his introduc said during his nominating speech. her second term. members o f the r'ommittee were have her son Troy jog one-third of the distance, to 75. Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs 70 to 75. chairwoman of the executive campaign commit tion of two public-safety bills and his In reference to a speech made by a "I think that is and should be an becoming more optimistii' about the but chicken pox kept him out of the race. Troy was Today's weather picture was drawn by Marcy Sinatra of Phyllis Road. tee for Cheney Hall. "We're very pleased to efforts to get better noise barriers Republican Town Committee member issue," he said. party's chances in November already in his jogging suit, all set to run, the Princess arrives Extended outlook receive this.” spokesman told UPI, when an abrupt case of the The grant is part of a $389,000 package devoted Princess Diana of Wales arrives Thursday at childhood disease brought him down. Extended outlook for New Eng to historic projects statewide, with Cheney Hall Earls Court, London, for the Royal Tournament. Hayden ran two kilometers, then passed it on to land Sunday through Tuesday: receiving the second-largest share. The Cheney Stevenson receives endorsement and acclaim Shirlee for the last stretch of the costly morning The princess is expecting her second child in September. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Hall project has already received a $60,000 jog. Rhode Island: Considerable cloud federal grant awarded through the State Crediting much of the increased voter-registration sessions at shopping Pursuit, Stevenson turned to someone including two incumhents. iness with a chance of showers. Historical Commission, voter registration in recent years and a malls and banks that have teen who was not playing to ask the name of' The four arc Frederick (!. Na.ssiff, Highs in 70s. Low in 60s. smoother election process to their responsible for enrolling a large Beaver Cleaver's teacher. Penny Albert Vincek. H Michael Quish and registrar of voters, Manchester Demo number of voters, and has always revealed. Geraldine II. Thompson. Nassiff and Culture shocked In Frisco Vermont: Muggy and becoming Town man killed in crash J crats Thursday night unanimously worked hard on election days. Sweeney "Whether it be as a Trivial Pursuit Vincek are incumhents. Tennessee Speaker of the House Ned Ray warm by Tuesday. A chance of VERNON — A 36-year-old Manchester man endorsed Herbert J. Stevenson for a said. partner, in which capacity he will do The Democrats won the right to have Tennis star out of bounds McWherter had to expect a little culture shock showers each day. Highs in low 70s was killed on his motorcycle Thursday when he fifth four-year term. "Herb's personal diligence has made anything to win, or as the registrar of four justices after Stevenson won a toss when he left Dresden, Tenn., (pop. 1,939) for the Sunday rising to mid 80s Tuesday. failed to negotiate a curve on Mount Vernon Road "He has truly promoted the right to a difference in the smooth running of voters, in which capacity he will go of a coin a couple of weeks ago tollecide Tennis superstar Martina Navratilova is Lows in 60s. hitting the courts once again, but this time it's the Democratic Convention in San Francisco. and struck a tree, Vernon police said today. vote," said attorney Joseph T. Swee our election process,” he said. anywhere to register new voters, I which party would have the majority. The barrel-chested politician was ambling New York State Supreme Court in Queens, where Maine and New Hampshire: Richard C. Bieu, of 50 Victoria Road, was ney. one of three people to second Penny drew laughter when he said he recommend this man," he said. Since Manchester has seven justices of attorney Marvin Milchelson will take a deposition down one of the city's main streets when two Mostly cloudy with periods of rain pronounced dead on arrival at Rockville General Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny's would nominate Stevenson "despite Stevenson spoke only briefly, and the peace, the two registrars decide hy classily dressed working women approached and from the tennis player July 27. or drizzle likely. Lows in 50s to low Hospital, police said. nomination of Stevenson. having disoevered a serious flaw in his then introduced his wife and two sons. lot which party will haveone more than asked if he would like to buy some cocaine. Mitchelson represents Ms. Navratilova's oppo 60s and highs in 60s and 70s. No other details of the accident were available. Stevenson, who has been a registrar character.” In other business, the town commit the other. nent. photographer Art Seitz, who alleges McWherter, who prefers Budweiser, declined. for 14 years, started the regular During a recent game of Trivial tee endorsed four justices of the peace. The Republicans won the toss in lilHO U Martina assaulted him during the U.S. Open in Pressing on, the two offered other services. Across the nation Flushing. N .Y.. two years ago. Seitz is suing for$2 McWherter, a bachelor, declined again. million. He also found that while San Francisco Thunderstorms will extend from tolerates many things, it does not tolerate all McKenna is convicted New England across Florida, from Satalllte view things. He was asked to put out his cigar or leave the lower Great Lakes across the two restaurants. upper Ohio Valley, the Tennessee Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ED T shows of vehicie mansiaughter The ultimate shock came when the speaker Valley, the Gulf Coast, the lower spotted a leather covered secretary-desk that clouds in a wide band extending from New Englandthrough the Ohio Mississippi Valley and northern River Valley to Oklahoma. Rain extends from eastern Oklahoma to Sale into Summer One ride too many would fit marvelously in his newly refurbished Texas. Showers and occasional By Sarah Passell MANCHESTER POLICE SGT. L southern New England with thunderstorms in a band from the home. How much? McWherter inquired. Just thunderstorms will also reach Herald Reporter Raymond Mazzone testified ear A federal appeals court in San Francisco has $80,000, the clerk responded as McWherter just Atlantic off the mid-Atlantic coast to northern Georgia and also from rescued the Lone Ranger. from the Great Basin across the lier this week that the mechanical about swallowed his cigar. central Rockies. Tennessee to Oklahoma. Additional thunderstorms are being David McKenna was convicted breath test he gave McKenna less - r The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday let "I know it's crazy, but I love this town," said produced over the Rockies from Montana to California and Arizona. stand a lower court ruling that said Program Thursday in Manchester Superior than an hour after the accident McWherter, a likely candidate for governor in High temperatures will reach Mostly cloudy skies are over Florida, eastern Texas, Colorado and Court of driving drunk and causing showed the level of alcohol in his uidi Cool Savingsl Radio Corp. and Jim Lewis violated federal 1986. " I don't know when I have had so much fun. the 60s to the mid 70s from New New Mexico. copyright laws in using 15 original radio plays of the accident that killed 66-year-old blood at 0.152 percent. The Connec But there's crops in the fields back home." England across the Great Lakes Grace Dixon of East Hartford ticut law on drunken driving says a the Lone Ranger. and upper Mississippi Valley. Program Radio and Lewis, a former radio 30.00 30.00 more than 15 months ago on the level of 0.10 percent is proof of Highs will be near 100 degrees 30.00 Interstate 84 extension. announcer, began unlicensed leasing of Lone NV impaired ability to drive. across much of Montana and much SEATTLE Ranger episodes to radio stations in 1979. The He’s Just clowning around The six-member jury spent less The head of the slate toxicology of inland California. Highs will be than half an hour deliberating lab, Abraham Stolman, testified California company was sued in 1982 by Lone 105 degrees or higher across the MINNEAPOLIS^'/^ „ BOSTON SUITS Larry Harmon is still running for president, Ranger T'V, a Los Angeles firm that holds the before signalling that it had that a 150-pound man would have to even though the polls show him running way desert Southwest. ' , c o a L ^ present copyrights to the radio scripts. reached a verdict at 3:15 p.m. drink the equivalent of seven and behind frontrunners Walter Mondale and Ronald NEW YORK McKenna, 21, of Manchester, will one-half 12-ounce bottles of beer to The court ruled Lewis and Program Radio Reagan. violated the copyright by reproducing and fHigh and low be sentenced on Aug. 27. reach a blood-alcohol level of 0.152 — Reg.toM 55“ — $9990 Harmon, better known originator of TV's Bozo On the fourth and final day of his percent. The state trooper who remixing original reel-to-reel tapes of the old The highest temperature re SAN FRANCISCO Ik the Clown, has received more than 1,000 letters at trial, McKenna dressed neatly but arrested McKenna testified that shows onto broadcast cartridges for radio ported Thursday by the National his I^s Angeles office, suggesting possible vice casually in designer jeans and a McKenna said he drank three release. Weather Service, excluding V . N T - —Reg.to*185“ — *1 1 9 ’ ® presidential running mates, including political LOS ANGELES blue knit shirt instead of the blue beers two hours before the The original plays were owned by a Michigan Alaska and Hawaii, was 111 satirist Art Buchwald and Andy Rooney of CBS' pin-stripe suit he had worn on accident. company in 1953 called The Lone Ranger Inc. degrees at Palm Springs, Calif. "60 Minutes." LOWEST p)-evious days. McKenna, whose 22nd birthday Over the years the rights changed hands several Bozo, a spokesman says, is seriously consider Today’s low was 48 degrees at TEMPERATURES —Reg.to*225“ — *1 3 9 ’® times, until the Lone Ranger TV firm gained ,60. McKenna stared at the table in is next month, is about 5 feet, 10 ing asking Miss Piggy to join his ticket, but the Hibbing, Minn. control. ORLEANS •.MIAMI front of him during the attorneys' inches tall and appears to weigh internationally known pig, who would add final arguments but looked about 140 pounds. According to much-needed glamor to Bozo's clownish image, Weather radio LEGEND- squarely at the jury and remained Stolman, the smaller the drinker, —Reg.to*250“ — * 1 5 9 ’ ® has already told U P I she turned down a similar The National Weather Service calm as the foreman read the the less alcohol it takes to raise the request from Mondale because she's too busy 60 broadcasts continuous, 24-hour air verdict. When it was announced, blood-alcohol level to 0.152 promoting her movie, "The Muppets Take 70 his brother, who was sitting with percent. —Reg.to*300“ — * 1 9 9 ’ ® Now you know Manhattan.” weather information on 162.475 UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in his parents and other family The jury was not told that Harmon announced his candidacy at Washing The Pentagon building, which houses the New London and 162.40 mHz in members behind McKenna in the McKenna had been arrested for ton’s National Press Club in April, and during the National forecast spectator's section of the cour drunken driving on Main Street in Defense Department, covers 34 acres in Arling Meriden. 2 New Jersey presidential primary he tied with ton, Va., and is the largest office building in the troom, burst into tears, as did Manchester four months before' ^FREE ALTERATIONS! world. Rosalynn Carter and New York Gov. Mario For period ending 7 a.m. ES T Saturday. Tonight, thundershowers are several members of Mrs. Dixon's the fatal accident. At the time of Cuomo for write-in votes. The Capitol expected In Tennessee and the South Atlantic coast states. family. the first arrest, in December 1982, Elsewhere, weather will remain fair in general. Minimum police measured his blood-alcohol The U.S. Capitol in Washington, ALL SIZES INCLUDING BIG and TALLS temperatures include: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta ACCORDING TO THE AUTO level at more than 0.20 percent, D.C., was originally designed by 69(80), Boston 59(73). Chicago 58(74), Cleveland 54(73), Dallas PSY R EPO R T, Mrs. Dixon died police records show. Dr. William Thornton, an amateur instantly of a broken neck on the architect, who submitted his plan 71(91), Denver 57(87). Duluth 51(75), Houston 70(91), Jacksonville 7 Almanac 71(90), Kansas City 61(82), Little Rock 69(88). Los Angeles 67(77), night of April 12, 1983, after KLEIN CALLED ONLY ONE for the building in 1793. The design McKenna's 1968 Pontiac Firebird SHORT SLEEVE. Miami 79(88), Minneapolis 59(82), Now Orleans 73(91), New York witness for the defense — the won him $500 and a city lot. The rammed into the rear of her Buick woman whose family McKenna 64(76), Phoenix 53(78), Seattle 54(81), St. Louis 61(81), Washington present Senate and House wings Regal and sent it onto the grassy / Today is Friday, July 27, the 209th day of 1984 with 69(80). has lived with on Flint Road since DRESS SHIRTS and KNIT SHIRTS 157 to follow. and the iron dome were con median of 1-84 in Manchester, his family moved to Florida. She The moon is approaching its new phase. structed between 1851 and 1863. where it flipped over, throwing called herself a good friend of his BRANDS There is no morning star. Mrs. Dixon from the car and and, at Klein's request, estimated INCLUDED; The evening stars are Mars, Mercury, Venus, Manchester Herald landing on top of her. his current weight at 130 pounds. Jupiter and Saturn. "ID Defense attorney Gerald M. She said that 15 months ago he • SASSON Those born on- this date are under the sign of Leo. Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Klein tried to discredit the reliabil probably weighed five pounds. ity of testimony by police and • BOTANY 500 They include French novelist Alexander Dumas in Penny Sadd 1824, actor Keenan Wynn in 1916 and television Mark F. Abraitis medical witnesses that McKenna After the announcement of the • CHRISTIAN DIOR Reg. M4 to *18.50 Reg. *19 to *22 Reg. *23 to *26 producer Norman Lear in 1922. Associate Publisher Business Manager had been drunk when the accident verdict. Judge Harry N. Jacaway accurred shortly before 10 p.m. raised McKenna's bond from • PURITAN On this date in history: Connecticut daily USPS 327-500 • HART, SHAFNER • ROBERT BRUCE • ENRO In 1909, Orville Wright set a world record by staying VOL. CHI, No. 254 State police Sgt. Peter Plante $55,000 to $75,000. He had teen free ^ Thursday: 890 testified that calculations based on on bond since his family posted a & MARX • LEVI'S • VAN HEUSEN CAREER CLUB aloft in a plane for one hour, 12 minutes and 40 Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are $1.20 seconds. Play Four: 1288 and certain halldovs by the Man weekly, $5,12 tor one month, $15.35 the 253 feet of skid marks McKen Florida real estate bond for the • RONALD s c o n In 1953, after two years and 17 days of truce chester Publlshino Co.. 16 Bralnard for three months, $30.70 for six na's car left on the road indicate required 10 percent of the original Rainbow Jackpot Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40 for one yeor. Mall that McKenna was driving be figure. They will have to put up an negotiations, an end was declared to the war in Korea. Second class postage paid at Man rotes are available on request. In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee voted 27-11 N — Red — 048. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: tween 76 and 85 miles an hour when additional $2,000 in collateral to to recommend the impeachment of President Richard Send address changes to the Man To place a classified or display he crashed into Mrs. Dixon's car. secure his release during the five "Your Quality chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, adyertlsement, or to report a news The posted speed limit along the weeks between now and the Aug 27 Nixon on an article relating to Watergate. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, call Men’s Shop" In 1980, Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, deposed Shah of h other numbers drawn Thursday 643-2711. Office hours are $:30 a.m, stretch of highway where the crash sentencing. Iran, died in an Egyptian military hospital of cancer in New England: To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. occurred — between the Main and Today In history delivery problem, call 647-9946. Highland street exits in the west The penalty for the charge on REOAUSMANCHESTER at age 60. He was buried two days later in a state VERNON Vermont daily: 347. Otflce hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a which McKenna was convicted — funeral attended by former President Nixon. p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna- bound lanes — is 55 miles an hour. 903 MAIN ST TRI CITY PLAZA Maine daily: 669. manslaughter with a motor vehicle A thought for the day: French novelist Alexander On July 27, 1953, President Dwight D. to 10 a.m. Soturday. Delivery tlonol news services and Is a Plante said the skid marks also Rhode Island daily: 3164. should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member ot the Audit Bureau of while intoxicated — could be from OPEN DAILY 9:30-5:30. THURS. Ill 9:00 OPEN WED , THURS , & FRI Rt 9 00 Dumas said "Business? It’s quite simple. It’s other Eisenhower announced an end to the indicated that McKenna did not try New Hampshire daily: 6921. through Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. one to 10 years in prison, a fine as people’s money.” war in Korea. Saturday. either to brake nr swerve to avoid Massachusetts daily: 4516. the accident. high as $5,000, or both. 4 MANCMKSTKR HF.RAU), Kridiiy, July 27, 1984 M ANCHESTER HKH.Al-D. Fricl;iy. .luly 27. 198-1 5 Follow The Herald’s Sports Pages for continuing coverage Schedule Of Events XXIII OLYMPIAD 1984 and schedule of events F R I D A Y , J U L Y 27 Fanclng at Long Beach Soccer at Patodono Noon-9 p.m. — Men's Individual foil 10 p.m.-mldnlght — prelims. 111 Tim tt ED T prelim s. Parker Street /tSC-TV Coveroga: f-11 p.m. (Also 7-9 o.m. local times at Harvard, DISCOVER THE "PLUS " IN JEANS*PLUS' Ovmnasticj at UCL'A- U.S. Navol Academy and Stantord) 1-3:45 p.m . — W om en's o p tlon ol SATURDAY, JULY M Volleyball at Long Beach • ^')80l A Oirmptc Comm,(ten f istirn exercises. 1- 5 p.m. — Women's prelims. 8:30-1l;l5 p.m. — Women's optlonol 9:30 p.m.-l:30 o.m. — Women's G«m «9 of tho XXtftrd O^ympMc/ Los Angsfss fS$4 SUMMER Opening C tr a m o n la i at L A C o llttu m exercises, teom (Inols. AUTO PARTS, INC. prelim s. *BC-TV C o va ro g a 7:30-11 p.m. Water Polo at Molibu 775 Parker St., M anchester Handball at Fullerton 11:30 a.m .-2 o.m . — P re lim s . 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. — Women's team 4:30-7 p.m. — P re lim s. Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. 8-3 round-robin. 10:30 p .m .-l a.m . — P re lim s. S P E C IA L IZ IN G IN Field Hockey at EosI Los Angtles Weightlifting at Westchester L e v i's SUNDAY, JULY 29 11 a.m.-2:15 p.m, — Women's round- 2- 4 o.m. — Lightweights. JEANSWEAR AUTO RECYCLING & robin and men's prelims. 5-7 p.m. — Lightweights. 0 5 ^ loseboll at Inglawaad 9 p.m.-mldnlght — Lightweights. OLYMPICS LATE MODEL PARTS Hcton-3:30 p.m . — M e n 's p re lim s. 4:45-9:45 o.m. — Women's round- Wrestling at Anaheim 5;J0 9:30 p.m . — M e n 's p re lim s. robin and men's prelims. fSSEf Modern Panlathlon at Orangt 3- 6 p.m. — Greco-Roman prelims, iWR-Nti OuthrttN 11 D m.-2:30 o.m. — Men's prelims, County semifinols and finals In some classes. IF IT'S A PART YOU NEED lo sin g ot LA Sports Arena Noon-3 p.m. — Shooting, running. 9-11:30 o.m . — G re co -R o m an p re CALL US 649-3391 j.Sp.m. — Prelim s. 8-9 p.m . — S hooting, running. lims, semifinals and finals In some 9 p m .-12:30 o .m . — P re lim s . classes. Eaueitrlan at Arcadia Rowing at Vonluro 10:30 o.m.-1:30 p.m . — M e n 's and Yachting at Long Beach llam .-9p.m . — Dressage, 4:30-9:30 p.m. — Second race. ermnastics at UCLA women's reoecharge. Shooting at Son Bornordlno ABC-TV Ceveroge: 11 a.m .-2 p.m .; GO FOR THE GOLD 12:30-2:30 p.m. — Men's ★ NOW OPEN ★ ALWAYS BUYING Noon-7 p.m. — Small-bore ritle, 4-5:30 o.m .; 7 p .m .-m ld n lg h l; 12:30-2 OLYMPIC etr.pulsorles. three positions; rapId-tIre pistol. a.m . LATE MODEL WRECKS }■/p.m. — Men's compulsorles. 9:30-11:30 p.m. — Men's U. S. A. otnpulsorles. MY BROTHER'S NK Field Hockey at Monterey m 4:45-9:4S p.m . — M e n 's p re lim s. M o dern Pentathlon at Orange eunly TEE SHIRTS \ PLACE Noon 2 o.m. — Riding. 7-9 p.m. — Riding. Shooting at San Bernardino Noon-7 p.m. — Free pistol, sport MANCHESTER WIN Istol and clo v -ta rg e t trap. RESTAURANT Soccer Qt Pasadena 0 5 ^ 10 p.m .-m idnig ht — P re lim s , •SHORT SLEEVES (Also, 7-9 p.m. local times at Har- STATE BANK 0- ’d. U.S. Naval Academy and •MEN’S AND BOY’S SIZES tontord) T e e -* G re a n ^ Swimming at USC 11 30 a.m.-2:30 o.m .— Heats, tour Brilliant cotors radiate across vents. Stars and Bars racing swimwear T f 715-9 p.m. — Finals. ‘YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK WITH Breakfast ★ Lunch ★ Dinner Volleyball at Long Beach STATEWIDE CONNECTIONS” NASSIFFS HOUSE OF SPORTS winning combination of exciting 1- 5 p.m. — Men's prelims. Senior Discount after 4 p.m. designs and superb Speedo 9:30 p.m .-l :30 a.m . — M e n 's p relim s. Welghlllttlng at Westchester 991 Main Street, Manchester Specials Daily engineering. 5- 7 O.m. — Flyw eig h ts. 9 D.m.-midnight — Flyweights. Cycling at Dominguez Hills 238 North Main Street Winning never Noon-5 p.m . — 190-K In d ivid u al rood Salutes U. S. Olympic 647-9126 oce, m en; 70-K In dividual road race, Manchester looked so goodi romen. Athletes in the (\f\r to Atiiiv's) to the eapfltor te: *U. 8. Swim Teem 6- 8:30 p.m . — 190-K Individual road 297 EAST CENTER STz O' to toe Angelee *U. S. Diving Ttim for the 19S4 oce, m en; 70-K in d iv id u a l ro a d race, 616-0836 Game* in LJL. *U. S. Synchronixed Swimming for temen. 1984 Summer Olympic Games 1984 »U, 8. Water Po4o Taam tor 1984 A B C -T V Coverage; 11:30 p .m .-6 MANCHESTER, CT. ; 7 p.m.-midnight. OPEN THURS. NITE til 9 MONDAY, JULY 30 646-6459 ------SPEEDO, 1041 Main St. 185 Spencer St. Basketball at Inglewood Noon-3:30 o.m. — Women's round- M a n c h e s t e r M a n c h e s t e r robin ond men's prelims. "YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE” CUNLIFFE 5:30-9 p.m . — W om en's round-robin ond m en 's p re lim s. A U T O B O D Y FARR'S II o.m.-2:30 p.m. — Women's round- & robin and men's prelims. Boxing at L A Sports Arena 2- 5 p.m. — Prelims. SINCE 1947; ART CUNLIFFE, PROP 2 Moin Sr., Manchaitef 9 p .m .-12:30 a.m . — P re lim s . Eouestrion at Arcadia 643-711 1 Op«n Doily II a m.-9 o.m. — Dressage. 646-3998 9-9 Gymnastics at UCLA 1-3': 45 p.m. — W om en's LXm compulsorles. ’ s ,t rpgiste’ei; !r.>QerTraf> o‘ btx*eou ^n-tl ny K* 30-11:15 p.m. — Women's AL SiEFFERTS SAYS... compulsorles. 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WHO’S Q u a l if ie r f o r i t . shows how CIA Has aluminum frame and waterfall arms. assistance at a U.N. conference next month, it f fciw — > ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMERS, THANKS •7-Web Chaiae could be a foreign.policy disaster. A LOT. NYLON LINE TRIMMERS, OVER The problem lies in the fact that the treats Congress Our Reg. 21.99 ...... 17.44 statement would establish a double standard GAS-POWERED TRIMMERS 20% OFF Aluminum frame, waterfall arms, adj. backrest. for assistance and run contrary to even the WASHINGTON — The CIA and Congress, now ENTIRE STOCK J Reagan administration's own actions over the locked in bitter conflict over the agency’s “ covert” 19.9710 127.97 INCLUDING: past three years. operations in Central America, have always had an •BLACK & DECKER Its thrust is that the U.S. would cut off uneasy relationship at best. While members of examples •WEED EATER family planning aid to any government that MCA Congress have been free with their criticism of the •WEEDIE15' Nylon Line Gas •TORO, AND MORE _ ____ CIA, it is rare for a CIA official to express equally Trimmer, Our 124.9s ...... w provides or encourages abortions. The move ■^oer W(wm 4i«-TftEO»u>A^ HULME would be especially hurtful to Third World candid assessments of his paymasters on Capitol Hill. •TOR012' Nylon Line Electric / Now I can reveal just what a pillar of the CIA’s Trimmer, Our Reg. 57.99...... 44.97 countries, which have the worst population old-boy network actually thought of the legislators he 25%to50% Off U problem and so receive the bulk of family viewpoint had to deal with. The blistering appraisal is contained SELECT GROUP •BLACK a DECKER Deluxe 16" m m planning aid. Hedge Trimmer, Our Reg. 42.99 .. .# 3 4 .9 f in a 14-page report, "CIA and the Congress,” which store atock only; aorry, no ralnclMCka. The position is apparently based at least was disseminated in one of the agency’s secret \joW partly on a misconceived sentiment in the publications. It was intended as a sort of guideline for FAMOUS NAME White House that larger populations are a U.S. taxes and South Africa CIA employees trying to “ handle” Congress. TENNIS RACQUETS boon to economic development. My associate Dale Van Atta has reviewed the report, which was written by the late John Minor Although taking this stand may win Wilson •Spalding *Dunlop AFTER INVENTORY Bv Samuel C. Thompson Jr. and that these restrictions apply to Maury, a Virginian who served as a Marine Corps political support from conservatives — companies doing business in South •Bancroft, more L foreign-owned business enter Africa in complieance with such officer in World War II and was the (5lA station chief in especially those who already see our foreign The Tax Reform Act of 1976 prises as well. discriminatory laws should be Athens in the 1960s and 1970s. He later served as OurOrtg-'orRag. 8.9910 90.99 CLEARANCE! aid programs as little but an immoral waste of added the International Boycott It seems clear that any U.S. denied their tax benefits for all tax congressional liaison for the CIA and the Pentagon. S5.o74.99 money — it doesn’t make any sense. And it provision to the Internal Revenue business that complies with these years that are not barred by the eXAMPLE: • WHIRLPOOL •SANYO * GENERAL ELECTRIC will do little to help solve the world’s Code (I.R.C. 999). The purpose of laws would be engaging, in an statute of limitations. M AURY’S DISDAIN for the people’s representa •WILSON Mid-Siza Parlormaf, Re9.39.99 . .19 .8 8 •RCA •IMAQIC • LENOXX •COLECOVISION population problem, which worsens with each this provision is to deny certain tax international boycott and as a Further, the Treasury Depart tives is laid out right at the start. He quotes the Mid-size, oversized&alandardw/vwod,metal framgi^ •CASIO •SHARP •SOUNDESiGN •PANASONIC benefits (e.g. the foreign tax credit consequence thereof should lose its 18th-century French playwright, Pierre de ' Swm WMiTiwllM m«MawfW Utam. passing day. ment should immediately add Stor. MMk OTiyi «my, n» rUfwtMN)i*. and deferral of foreign earnings tax benefits. Beaumarchais: • ZENITH •SONY •SMITK^ CORONA AND MORE! • Democrat James Scheuer of New York sees South Africa to the boycott list. from United States tax) to U.S. The law directs the secretary of Finally, as a policy matter, the “ To be a politician is but to feign ignorance of what ^ w .1 METALCANota L04'?rstock the move as one which “ distorts our country’s companies that engage in certain the Treasury to maintain a list of underlying theory of the boycott you know well, pretend knowledge of what you are WILSON Optic Yellow . . . Vjn o o w n longstanding consensus on population discriminatory practices as a countries that require participa provision is probably more appli totally ignorant, decline to listen to what you hear, Tennis Balls, Reg. 2 .4 9 ...... lUMtiUlM policy." condition of doing business in a tion in or cooperation with interna cable to South Africa than to any attempt what is beyond your capacity, hide what OFf And even Republican Rep. John Porter of particular country. tional boycotts. other country in the world. ought to be exposed, appear profound when you are price* Illinois, who told a House subcommittee he Although the provision was The Treasury’s most recent list, dull-witted, and to justify ignoble means by claiming V,oW admirable ends.” does not believe in abortion as a method of directed at the discriminatory which was published on Jan. 18, Samuel C. Thompson, Jr., is practices of certain Arab countries The author’s own opinion of members of Congress is population control, said this week that the 1984, contains the following coun director of the graduate program against citizens of Israel, the law tries: Bahrain: Iraq; Jordan; in taxation and professor of equally uncharitable. "They are. to be sure, not all anti-abortion provisions are “ unwise and applies to any country that im- Kuwait; Lebanon; Libya; Oman; graduate studies in taxation at the equipped for the role of statesmen,” he wrote. unfair;’’ Porter also pointed out that the poses discriminatory Qatar; Saudi Arabia; Syria; Uni Illinois Institute of Technology’s "Among them are a fair number of dull fellows who DR. SCHOLL statement would promulgate controls on requirements. ted Arab Emirates; 'Yemen, Arab Chicago-Kent College of Law. instinctively distrust brilliance.” other governments that are not used in this The law specifically says that a Republic; Y ^ e n , Peoples Demo Maury’s assessment is that “ in the main we have a Exarciao Sandals fountry. person “ participates in or cooper cratic Republic of. group of broadly representative Americans strug <4 Q T f T Our I O s f r Reg. 18.77 What the critics of the plan correctly point ates with an international boycott The Treasury Department has gling to find a tolerable compromise between the Letters policy demands of their constituents, the pressures of the out is that whether or not abortion itself is if he (1) agrees ... as a condition of never included South Africa on the doing business directly or indi list. media and special interest groups, horse-trading RADIOSAND STEREOS TELEVISION SETS ethically or morally desirable, what the move The Manchester Herald rectly with a country ... to remove The conference report to the Tax welcomes letters to the bargains offered by their colleagues, and the dictates STAN LEY‘U>instanv would do is cut off aid for all family planning (or refrain from selecting) corpo Reform Act of'S876 provides, editor. of their consciences.” •KINQSPOINT AMrinm 8-Track Phono •SONY 13' Dtegonal Trinitron® OR. SCHOLL •services to those the administration deter- rate directors who are individuals however, that “ the absence of a Letters should be brief and Then he adds: "In the case of some, to resolve such Automatic Garage Odor Opaner CMcettt Recorder Stereo Portable Color TV #KVi331 * 4 4 a Saahay Sandals 2 Reg. 379.70 ...... •318 of a particular nationality, race, or to the point. They should be conflicts on the basis of the limited mental and moral •mined were in favor of abortions. And since country from the list4oes not mean Has solid state design, digital controls, religion; or (2) (agrees) to refrain that such country is not a country typed or neatly hand-written, resources with which the creator has seen fit to endow •SHARP Caaeotte Deck with Dolby •SONY 18' Diagonal Trinitron* 30 family planning services in general tend to and, for ease iit editing, 3 minute courtesy lighi, plus Instant 14.77 a;.. from employing individuals of a which requires participation in or them must indeed be a formidable task, the results of $139 fTrademarit of Dolby Labs) PortaMa Color TV »KVi9i7 e a a a reduce the number of abortions, this would should be double-spaced. safety reverse for assured operation. Our Re Reg. 469.70 ...... •398 Not all alxM and cotora In all atoras. particular nationality, race or which one should not judge too harshly.” «RT100, Ortg. 99.99’ ...... •07 appear to contradict its own purpose. cooperation with an international The Herald reserves the 10 par iripr.. SMiy.no 189.9 too aaaoftad par atom. Sony, no ratnchscka. religion ..." It is common knowl boycott.” HARDWARaDU>T, •ZENITH 26” Diagonal (Console We think the statement should be taken right to edit letters in the •SONY AM/PM Stereo Color TV #Z-2S0S « i i « a edge that the government of South Therefore, notwithstanding the interests of brevity, clarity MAURY CITES a few horrible examples of Capitol Cassette Recorder (tog. 909.70 ...... •498 l)ack to the drawing board and rewritten to Africa restricts the employment of absence of South Africa from the and taste. Hill fauna: the "distinguished member” who could #300, Orig. 99.99*...... •77 ig r e e with current policy and common sense. 25% OFF blacks to certain categories of jobs list, the statute should apply, and never keep straight Libya, Lebanon and Liberia; •ESC AM/FM Headphone Radio . . REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, 7 older members who have short attention spans “ and w M Clock, 19.99...... 1 4 .8 8 particularly in afternoon sessions are prone to WASHERS, DRYERS, RANGES, Homo or Offico intermittent dozing,” and the elderly committee' DISHWASHERS AND MORE! Chair vrlth 5 Legs The electronic schoolhouse is already here chairman who confused "paramilitary” with "parlia CALCULATORS mentary” operations. •SANY01.5 Cu. Ft. Convection O O " y a Our Reg. Microwave Oven Model #5400 o a a a Despite these formidable shortcomings, the report ...... 5 .9 9 i £ 9 a f Q 30.87 By Patricio McCormack spelling; 39 percent, for science; 25 their schools. But 17 percent said warns, many members of Congress “ have an uncanny Has adjustable height, •GENERAL ELECTRIC 17 Cu. Ft . swivel seat, casters, percent, for writing. _,computers have altered methods or knack for asking simple and direct questions ... that 2-Door Refrigorator, #TBFi70BWH « e ,.A and V / t " thick padded The electronic schoolhouse is a fact Education Today Other survey findings: content in mathematics, business ...... * 2 9 go right to the heart of the issues involved,” as well as SPARKOMATiCAM/PM Reg. 949.70 ...... *549 seat and back. of education, a report from the • 89 percent use local funding to buy 'education, English or the sciences. “ an uncanny sense for detecting a snow-job.” •WHIRLPOOL DIahwashere National School Boards Association computer hardware; 74 percent also • 35 percent said computers have To handle congressmen who want to reveal secrets Cassette Car Stereo VIDEO GAME CARTRIDGES says. Use of computers for instruction in use federal funding and 58 percent also enabled students to take advanced or themselves instead of waiting to be scooped by the Features AM/FM selector, stereo | Q € | oS^a39J)^42e.7o* .. .^258 to ^328 Such a schoolhouse contains compu public schools is spreading fast, but •IMAGIC for Atari 2600 and •2-Shalf Walnut use state funds. In 29 percent of the different courses not otherwise availa press, Maury recommends this subtle bit of indicator light, locking faalforward. I W ’TewA'W Finish Booh Caaa ters, videotape recorders, cable televi policies and procedures to guide the Our Reg. 54.99 Mattel IntellivIslon . n-r e n -r •WHIRLPOOL 18 Cu. F t Freezer g a a a districts funding is supplemented by ble to them, such as computer science ego-stroking: Local/distance switch. #SR-dS | Orlg.33.70ta31.70*...... 4.97 io5.97 #EV-160, (teg. 459.70 ...... r*3oO Our sion hookups, video discs and other schools in their use lag behind, said the parent groups and in 14 percent, by and literacy. "It may be useful to point out the difference between •Stereo Speakers, #400/410, Reg. 24.99 19-99 m. Reg. 29.97 22.40 technology linking it to the world of report. It was conducted in cooperation other private sources, Soma ara ona-o(’a*kind, soma floor sampiaa, soma In faotoYy saaiad caitona. All wWi original mfr'a. warranty. flOf m wvaraioaan I m iiea • 84 percent of the school districts a revelation by a Jack Anderson... and a revelation by AUTOMOTIVE 06PT. Noialiatylaatnallaloraa.Storaatoolionfy.noralnoha.Iui. \ AMomWy rocpurod 'IfltarmodMama.'ftdownatakan OaHvaryantf/orlnatallaUonoptkinalandavtra. telecommunication. with the National Institute of • Among those cited as “ strongly use videotape recorders; 52 percent a responsible member of the Armed Services Some schools even operate in-house Education. encouraging” the use of computers have cable television, and 20 percent Committee ... If I thought the KGB spent its time television stations and have links that Of 236 local school board presidents were superintendents, principals and use video discs and other technology. trying to analyze and evaluate every story put out by Photo Treasury connect school computers with home responding, 96 percent said theirschool teachers, 92 percent; local school • half the board presidents reported Jack Anderson, I wouldn’t worry too much. But when Library computers. districts use microcomputers for in boards, 66 percent; parents, 60 per school computers are available for use a senior member of the Armed Services, or Foreign n MANCHESTER VERNON Reg. 14.88 . .0 .0 0 Few schools have all these things, but struction. But 86 percent had no board cent; computer manufacturers, 20 after school hours to families that do Relations.Committee appears on 'Meet the Press’ and •i 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center policy or guideline in the selection of percent. 4 individual albums. it would be hard to find one free of not own home computers. talks about how much we know about Soviet missiles STATIONERY DEPT. courseware or software. • 79 percent of the presidents said minimal trappings of the or submarines, odds are that the KGB assumes he’s i STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY ^ computerizcd-electronicized era, the Nearly 80 percent said computers are computers have not changed the Patricia McCormack Is education basing his comments on the best available intelli report on a nationwide survey shows. being used for math; 48 percent, for methods or content of instruction in editor lor United Press International. gence information.” 1 i' $ S - MANCHKSTKH IIKRAl.D, Friday, July 27, 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 27. 19B4 - g_ CAPTAIN EASY by Crboks A Catale THAr'5 OME h e r e w e e O j^ (• OF IMYISIBLE V % PEPEA'RIANJ; Friday T V o V.S./World Jury indicts two in piot to kiii sheik 1:00 P.M. (5J-M O V IE Phantom Ladv'A In Brief Bv Vincent Del Gludice pay his former wife a $81.5 million for Al-Rawaf, who "as far as we know prosecution. man is actuM-fl f)f fmjfdftnmj his (is) out of the country,” Lynch said. If It wasn't the only time .M Kassi was wifo and hu tias no alibi lhal will United Press International divorce settlement. arrested, he will be ordered held on $1 in court that year. staruj up 111 court Franchol Torm, Reagan happy with trip Jim Lynch, a spokesman for the Alan Curtis. Thomas Gonio/ WASHINGTON - A former U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and million bond. His wife. Sheika Delia Al Fa.ssi, siu*d WASHINGTON — President Reagan was diplomat and his business partner are Firearms, said Thursday AI-Fassl was "Al-Rawaf hired Martindale and him for divorce, asking for $3 billion. In f14) - MOVIE Honkytonk Man' "overwhelmed by the warmth” of his reception accused of plotting to kill Sheik never harmed. The attack was sup offered him an initial $50,000 to carry 1983, a judge in Los Angeles awarded In hopes of performing at the on his first campaign trip before the general Mohamtned Al-Fassi, the flamboyant posed to take place in London, where out the assassination of Al-Fassi and her $81.5 million in one of the largest Grand Ole Opry. an arjing country OLYMPICS BEGIN public in years, his s|X)kesman says, but the singer travels across the back- Saudi Arabian who once handed out AI-Fassi now lives. No motive was promised additional business benefits divorce settlements in history. president appeared defensive In discussing a key later ... through the influence of other roads of America with his ne Kathleen Sullivan will co money by the thousands in the United mentioned in the indictment. Lynch The sheik also passed thousands of phew Clint Eastwood. Kyle campaign issue — tax policy. Saudi Arabian co-conspirators," LEVY'S LAW ' by Jamea Schumeitler host daytime coverage of the States. said. dollars to individuals, eommunilies Eastwood H.ttf'd PG Reagan was greeted by enthusiastic crowds Summer Olympics in Los Walter Reed Martindale III, 41, and The ATF identified Martindale as Lynch said. and charities across the United Slates. 1:30P.M. Angeles, beginning FRIDAY, along the streets of Elizabeth and Hoboken, N.J., Ibrahim Al-Rawaf, 53, of Alexandria, president of the American Interna Al-Fassi, heir to a $6 billion oil He said at the lime he "just wanted to '12) - ESPN's Speedweek JULY 27 on ABC at his last stops late Thursday, which capped his Va., were indicted by a federal grand tional Trade Group of Washington and fortune and related by marriage to the help p eop le" two-day campaign to Texas, Georgia and New jury on a string of weapons and a former foreign service officer. Saudi royal family, has caused several A statement issued hy the bureau Jersey. 2:00P.M. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME passport fraud charges, it was dis Al-Rawaf was identified as chairman international sensations. Thursday said the "ass.issinalion plot CtS Australian Rules Football The trip was scheduled as soon as Democratic closed Thursday. of the trade group. In July 1982. the swanky Diplomat included aeipiisition of .in (Uzi ma M o ra s? / '84 presidential candidate Walter Mondale selected They were also charged with con Martihdale is expected to surrender Hotel in Hollywood, Fla., demanded chine gun) in Tampa. Kla . and its @ - MOVIE: ‘To Race the Geraldine Ferraro, who is expected to appeal to ducting foreign commerce to commit Aug. 3 in U.S. District Court at Al-Fassi pay his $1.56 million bill shipment through (Washington) Na Wind' A blind law student uses Catholic ethnics as well as women, as his running murder in an assassination plot against Alexandria, Lynch said. Al-Fassi later sued the hotel for $1 tional AiriHirt to Calwiek .\irport in his wits .and sense of humor to bo mate. billion, claiming malicious London treated normally Steve Gutten- the sheik, who last year was ordered to An arrest warrant has been issued berej, Randy Quaid, Mark L Tay In his speech, Reagan espoused political stands lor 1980 dear to the Catholic Church and extolled the pope 3:00 P.M. and "the sheer force of his majesty” for Cl4) " MOVIE: 'Moon Madness' commanding silence from Sandinistas jeering his Senate ensures An eccentric adventurer journeys appearance in Nicaragua last year. ALLEY OOP • by Dave Graue______to the moon (S ) “ Dragnet 10:00 P.M. girl to a sophism.uiod lady of th o j 3:30 P.M. evening, the life of Xaviera Hol-z increases for Jk Mondale leaves the woods 3.^ Y A » ! ^ (12) - Top Rank Boxing from 2 ® - Solid Gold Hits ( © ( © - Falcon Crest Julia es lander is portrayed Lynn Red- ^ Miami, FL Top Rank Boxing pre 2 D - Crossfire capes from the mental institution grave, Tom Poston, Lovolady]^ G U N FLIN T LAKE, Minn. — Walter Mondale and Terry's dark past is exposed sents a 10 round Lightweight @ - M-A-S-H Powell. 1975 Rated R ! today ends a week of solitude in the north woods, bout foaturincj Robin Blake vs Ed to Michael. (R) (60 min.) Social Security 2 ® - Entertainment Tonight win Curel C© - News 1:00 A.M. which he broke only to twit President Reagan and - Barney Miller C© - Eye on Hollywood I to brag about the fish he caught. 4:00P.M. (3® - Dr. Gene Scott WASHINGTON (UPI) — Social Security again is 0 ® - People's Court ( © - Saint • He was to return to his home in North Oaks, an proving its election-year appeal, with the Senate now CD - MOVIE: 'The Groat 2® - Twilight Zone @ - Dr. Who - Twilight Zone • exclusive suburb of Minneapolis, for a few more Imposter' A high school diopout (2D - Evening News 0D on record in favor of a cost-of-living increase for j)pses as a <:ollege professor, a O ) - Dr. Gene Scott % days of rest before hitting the campaign trail next millions of recipients even if inflation is not high 8:00P.M. - Horror of it All Jose Ferrer penologist, a Trappist monk, and 2® hosts this look at some of the (2D - Crossfire • week with his running mate, Geraldine Ferraro. enough to trigger one. a Royal Canadian Navy surgeon ( © ( © - Dukes of Hazzard Boss great horror films of the past (R) Mondale came to the remote lake country of Just two days after President Reagan told a Tony Curtis. Edmond O'Brien. Ar- Hogg's nephew sets out to rum 1:15A.M. Uncle Jesse. {R) (60 mm.) (60 min ) northeastern Minnesota Saturday, telling repor tfiur O'Connell 1961 C© - Rock 'n America * nationally broadcast news conference he would ask CrKUA^V. 7 .27 .. ( © - PM Magazine 2D - State W e're In ters he was going into seclusion and that they Congress to guarantee a Social Security increase, the dD - MOVIE: -The Horror At 0® - PKA Full Contact Karate ^ 37,000 Feet’ A jetliner is in C® - Benson Benson sur 10:30 P.M. would not hear from him for a while, other than a Senate Thursday voted 86-3 to make sure there is one. THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom vaded by an evil power Buddy prises everyone when he books 0® - MOVIE; Coin' All the ' daily report on how many fish he caught. C© - Hispanic Horizons Way' A teenage couple are kept J The House is expected to follow suit. Ebsen, Chuck Conners. Tammy Gladys Knight and the Pips for a The increase, to take effect in January, would apply HeRE,6(-AC^'S',-[RE TW iwcNrf^ Grimes 1973 charity telethon (R) (Closed Cap (2® - Alfred Hitchcock apart by their friends Rated R , tioned) not only to the 37 million recipients of Social Security (2.jD - MOVIE: 'Rio Bravo' A (2® - 24 Horas 1:30 A.M. : Israel vote altered a little BAw< M/s m u w eo j \ r use IT old-age and disability pensions, but also to 3.8 million sheriff outsmarts a powerful ( © - News (ID - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 0D - Independent News | 'lOORLAST' ( A6AIM! rancher who wants his killor- our TEL AVIV, Israel — Votes cast by Israeli aged, blind and disabled Americans on Supplemental (j® - This Is the USFL (2® “ MOVIE; 'The Invisible ] broihiir released from prison soldiers, including those stationed in Lebanon, Security Income, an income-based program funded C H E O C l Jolin Wayne. Doan Martin, Ricky (32) - Super Bouts of the 70's 11:00P.M. Man's Revenge' A man ran- \ 'Matthew Saad Muhammad vs dered invisible by a scientist • have slightly altered the results of Monday's from general revenues. Nelson 1959 C© (© (© @) (^ News Marvin Johnson (Indianapolis, IN. roorts lo killing the scientist so as * general elections but neither m ajor party was “ This bill will maintain the value of Social Security 5:30 P.M. April. 1979) ' (60 mm ) C© - Taxi to become visible again John \ payments for retired persons and persons on Carradine, Jon Hall 1944 « closer to forming a new government. (lj) - MOVIE: 'Melanie' An illi 0® - Tennis Magazine ( © - Top 40 Videos The adjusted results released Thursday Supplemental Security Incom e... in the calendar year terate woman battles lo gam cus 2D “ News Wrap-Up 1 (3® - Dr. Gene Scott 0D “ Independent News reduced Labor's parliamentary lead over Prime 1985," said Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y.. a tody of her son Glynnis (2® - Despedida | O'Connor. Paul Sorvmo, Burton (2® - MOVIE; 'San Francisco' A (3® - Not Necessarily The Minister Yitzhak Shamir's ruling Likud bloc to co-sponsor. powerful saloon owner and his News Cummings Rated PG 44-41, leaving both short of a governing majority, The only senators voting against the bill were Sens. UPI photo pal are concerned about a young (S ) - Night Flight 1:45A.M : 6:00P.M. singer Clarke Gable. Spencer even with the support of their natural allies. Ernest Hollings. D-S.C., J. Bennett Johnston, D-La., (3® - Dr. Gene Scott ® - MOVIE: The Corn Is! ® ® CE 3® iffi - News Tracy.. Jeanette MacConald Armed forces radio said the final results, and John Stennis, D-Miss. 1936 (2® - Soap Green' An English woman slrug-* Pitching for a win FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavaa fX l - Three's Company gles to educate children in a] including the count of soldier ballots, would not be In a rarely used parliamentary maneuver that (2D " Prime News 2D ** Moneyline reflects the bill's election-year appeal, the Senate ® - S W A T. Welsh mining town Bette Davis,! official until early next week. President Reagan grimaces as he rears spaghetti dinner campaign stop Thurs c 'v n p A N Y (22) - MOVIE: 'Night the Bridge (2® - MOVIE: The Comanch- John Dali, Joan Lornng 1945 ' The number of troops serving in the Israeli agreed to allow the 11 senators who did not vote to do Tffe MA/ivfBu Hoofe c-opFee (iD - CHiPs eros' A Texas Ranger infiltrates " f iO o D T » TH^ LA$T P j? o p Fell Down' A collision causes a ® ) - MOVIE: 'Fuedin' Fools’ * army is a state secret but voter turnout in so next week. back to throw a ball in the baseball- day. Reagan called on the groupo to i; A^fP6'W6 WITH oTir BLBvATOf* AND C12) - ESPN's Horse Racing bridge to collapse, trapping eight the ranks of the Comancheros, an Weekly people James MacArthur, Desi outlaw gang supplying guns and 2:00 A.M. : military camps was high in Israel, southern The Social Security provision was an amendment, throw game outside St. Ann’s Church in help him win a second term in the White TUB PARA BECAUSE SCH ILLER has his hands full with management and public relations these days, his five captains take the boats out most of the time. Mijoy mates are trained to be extremely helpful since many of their clientele are amateurs. By the end of a day on the M ijoy, even a novice will be baiting a hook and reeling them in like a pro. The mates will fillet your catch for you at 50C a fish — worth every penny of it, most wou Id agree. ■ V Schiller said that even after 40 years on the ocean, he still finds himself captivated by its ^ 1,000 mysteries. "There's always something new every day," he said. "The ocean is a challenge. It challenges your ability, and your knowledge." Clockwise from small picture at top: Bernadette Tuccicco of Prospect suffers a bout of seasickness. REWARD! Capt. Ernie Schiller, owner of the Mijoy charter fishing business, stands on his dock in Waterford as Mijoy 1 and Mijoy 747 leave for a day of bluefishing. Paul, one of the Mijoy mates, fillets a bluefish with Will be paid to any individual furnishing three quick slashes of his knife. Capt. Jerry Alfonso sits in the bridge atop Mijoy 1. Wally Whitehead of Staten Island, N.Y., kisses his best catch of the day information that will lead to the arrest and — a 17-pound bluefish. Photos by Al Tarquinlo conviction of persons vandalizing equipment If in any manner engaged on State Projects: 76'88 42-213 42-216 T : In the towns of Manchester and East Hartford, Connecticut. ft ‘ Balf/Savin A Joint Venture 301 Hartford Avenue Newington, CT. 06111 549-3200 289-0296 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 27, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD Knilay. July 27. 1984 - 13 Weekenders Advice About Town Cool off at palace The festival will be from 6 to 11 p.m. today and shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army. Instructions and tips for finding one's way Gala videotape, the interior and exterior of the 1 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Sunday, there will be a 661 Main St. For an inspiring evening, go see, around the night sky will be offered. There will exhibit at bank building, scenes from the recep be star charts, plus the center’s six-inch tion. and a soundtracked view of What better way to cool off on a hot summer noun mass in the big tent and the festival will end "Lessons from a Sheep Dog," based on a true Paralysis doesn’t have to rule out sex reflecting telescope available for use. A videotape of the Cheney Hall the cabaret. "In Celebration of evening than at the Bolton fee Palace on Route 6. atSp.m . story. Those participating will meet in the parking lot Gala and other Cheney Hall Cheney Hall." created es)H‘cially Summer skaters of the Skating Club of Hartford Marilyn Young of 34 Spruce St., Manchester, DEAR ABBY: I hope you can office as my mother. The affair Please help me. The film features Phillip Keller narrating and by the club house on Manchester Road on the memorabilia will be featured in a for the gala. The videotape, by will be doing that tonight. has designed a special needlepoint boutique give me a fast answer on how to lasted only a few months. Shortly USED AND CONFUSED Hans Weiss of Manchester, will be has the ring of a B iblical parable. It tells the Manchester-Glastonbury line. If the weather is handle this. I am 27 and met a great display at the Savings Bank of tissue box cover in honor of the occasion. after that, my mother filed for shown continuously during bank story of Lass, an abused border collie. As a guy of 29. We're dating and fast DEAR CONFUSED: You are Manchester, 923 Main St., during The skaters will put on an exhibition, including Pictures on the cover include the Irish flag, a doubtful, make a last minute check by calling divorce, spent all her time with ing hours. snarling castaw ay the dog ca m e to K eller’s falling in love. Problem: He’s Dear right on both counts: You are the month of Augu,st. a demonstration of the clinic program they have map of County Sligo, Ireland (where Ms. 633-8402. If postponed, the program will be Dale, and then it dawned on me Built by the Cheney Bros, as a ranch many years ago and eventually became partially paralyzed from the waist jealous, and you need help in The videotape and exhibit can lie in the summer, from 7:30 to 9 p.m.. The event is Young's mother came from in 1909), a Sunday night, same time and place. that she and Dale were more than viewed in the bank's lobby starting cultural and social center, the hall his most trusted and valuable worker. down as the result of a tragic gun Abby just friends. handling your feelings. Dale didn't free and open to the public. Besides enjoying a traditional thatched-roof cottage, a Puffin (a deserve to get off so easily, and you Aug. 12. The public is invited has served as the town's first It’s told as a parable o f G od’s patient and accident. He’s very handsome, When I realized that 1 had been beautiful show, it will be a great chance to cool bird native to the Irish coastline regions) and a Abigail desperately need professional help during regular banking hours. library, ;in armory, a church and a sure of himself and not at all used. 1 decided that my mother tender love toward His chilflren. The public is to resolve your feelings of anger, The Cheney Hall memorabilia dance hall It h;is lM*en vacant off your system. stone castle tower, replicas of which can be self-pitying. He walks with braces Van Buren should know what kind of man Dale invited. A free-will offering Will be taken. Be a little terrified guilt and betrayal. Your local features new and original floor since 1976 found throughout the Irish countryside. and crutches. He swims, bowls, was, so I told Mother right in front mental health facility can provide plans of the building, original The gala kicked off Ihe fund drives a car and genuinely loves of Dale that he and 1 had been in Mystery and terrifying suspense, will send counseling at a price you can programs of shows and perfor drive for the rest drat ion of the The festival will feature entertainment, top life. bed together. Dale denied every chills up and down your spine if you go see the afford to pay. so please don't put it mances at the hall, and photo U7-year-old building. Mary Blish bands, Irish food, games, and the choosing of a Now for the big question: Do you thing could be further from the thing. and my mother called me a final summer offering,"Diabolique," at the off. graphs. The display is being shown is chairman of Ihe drive She The Irish will swing Festival Queen. Tickets will be $4 at the gate and think he can have a normal sex truth! "lying slut." Stars viewed on course , University of Connecticut’s Nutmeg Theater in with the help of the Little Theater estimates complete renovations $3 for senior citizens. life? This has not been brought up The best way to deal with the I told my dad, and he had me file DEAR ABBY: Who designed Green will be the prevalent color when the Storrs. Perform ances are at 8 p.m. today and yet. of Manchester and the Cheney Hall will cost more than $1 million. To Grab your binoculars, or your telescope if you sexual aspects of any relationship charges of statutory rape against those gross swimsuits that reveal (kite, some $30(1,(HMI h;is iH'cn Irish American Home Society has its first Irish Saturday and there’s also a Saturday matinee at I was widowed at 24, so I'm a so much of a woman's body that Artistic Restoration of have one, and head for Minnechaug Golf course is to discuss them openly and Dale. Dale begged me to drop the Manchester, collected from grants and dona Festival, today through Sunday, on the grounds 2 p.m. mature woman. How do 1 ask about honestly. At the appropriate time, she's practically naked? Could the Learn from a sheep dog Saturday night about 9. The Holland Brook charges, and after we talked to The tape will give tho.se unable to tions William R Johnson, presi of the Irish American Home, 132 Commerce St., Tickets are $5 to $7. For more information call this? Or don’t 1? you could say, "Is there anything I manufacturers of depilatories Center of the Connecticut Audubon Society is lawyers and the district attorney, attend the sold-out June 23 gala the dent of the bank, said Ihe bank Glastonbury. should know about your disability have had a hand in this? Man’s best friend will be the star of a film to be sponsoring ’Summer Star Watch.” the box office at 486 .3969. PERPLEXED IN the case was dismissed. opportunity to revit'w the events of wjinis to support Ihe drive as imicli in terms of how it will affect our To those sweet young things who NEW YORK During all this I went to live with the evening. The hour-long pro as it can because Cheney Hall is a love life?” my father, and Mother moved in say, "I'm not ashamed of my gram includes a narrated tour of special part of Manchesler history. DEAR PERPLEXED: In spite That should do it. Good luck. with Dale. body," I would ask, "Then why are Charge. (874-5672.) of our enlightened society, it is still Abby, I can’t see how my mother you going to so much trouble and Audubon Center, Sharon: Audubon Festival, at generally assumed that people DEAR ABBY: Two months can live with a man who would torment to remove body hair so the center on Route 4, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with spinal cord injuries or other before my 17th birthday, I had an have sex with her own daughter! you can wear one of those things?” Thoughts 2 Saturday and Sunday. Admission $4. (364-0520.) Play about pioneer women types of disabilities have com affair with a 32-year-old man. Maybe I’m jealous, but I need help And if they say, "That’s all the Town Green, Old Saybrook: Outdoor art show, pletely lost their desire and/or "D a le " was a good friend of my in handling my feelings because I store had,” I’d say, “ Baloney!” on the green, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and ability to function sexually. No- parents and he worked in the same am upset all the time over this. NO SLAVE TO FASHION Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (388-1006.) "I have heard their cry." — who IS atoned to ;ill of human life Music St. Michael Church, New Haven: Saint Michael heads for Washington, New York Exodus 3:7. When ;mxielies c:mse us to cry Festival, Italian festival, Tuesday through Satur These are the words of God to out. even when we ;ire not formally day from 6 to 11 p.m. (562-7178.) By Sarah Fisher Lowe Protect ears to avoid damaging them Moses upon the occasion of Mo.ses pr;iying. he he;irs He ;il.so he;irs Frog Hollow, Hartford: Weekend Walk, spon United Press International seeing the Burning Bush that w;is Ihe )>rayers of Ihe godly (those who Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester: Satur not consumed. There are many ;iet like God ;md hear the cries he sored by Hartford Architecture Conservancy. DEAR DR. LAMB — About a week tne noise levels have to be measured are ever caught in a room with exces day, Connecticut's Bristol Old Tyme Fiddlers Saturday, meet atjeorner of Capitol Avenue and instances when God listens quite he:irs). 7 DENVER — When Molly ago, I went to the rifle range to fire sively loud music, cover vour ears or Club, sponsored by General Oil Co.; rain date in many work environments. If the attentively to what we say. Some of It is obvious that God hears us Hungerford Streei to walk Frog Hollow area; Newman auditioned with the my pistol. I didn’t have adequate ear noise level can’t be controlled, then get out, preferably the latter. Some Aug. 1. Sunday, "Tim e Was," sounds of 1950s and Sunday, meet at Superior Court building, Morgan Denver Center Theatre Com Your those we may be glad about, and Sometimes he hears more lh;in we protection, just earplugs. Due to the earplugs, helmets or sound-tight music groups on tour leave a trail of others not so glad. would like him to hear, and '60s, sponsored by Hoffman Enterprises; rain Street, to tour Bulkelev Bridge. Meet at 1 p.m., pany on a hot summer day in noise, I have had ringing in my right “earmuffs” must be used. damaged hearing in their wake. God heard the sound of reveling responds even before we verluilize date Monday. Tuesday, Bobby Kaye Swingstreet rain or shine. $2 per person tor each walk August 1981. the aspiring ac ear ever since. There is no pain, just a Health and idolatry when Ihe people our concerns. Wec;m face this God Big Band, sponsored by Gerber Scientific; rain (525-0279.) ^ tress simply hoped her original slight ringing. Do you think this will You may recover and have little Eartv canal dote Thursday. All shows at 7 p.m. The band shell Storrowton Village, West Springfield, Mass.: monologue would be good eventually go away or could it be Lawrence damage to your hearing and you may worshipped the golden calf. He who knows us .so intimately only if Ancient Egyptians first dug a also heard the mumbling of the our hearts are right. is on campus of Manchester Community College, Antique quilt show and sale, Sunday from 10a.m. enough to allow her to quit her something serious? Lamb, M.D. stop having tinnitus, but this should 60 Bldwell St. to 5 p.m., at the village on the grounds of the job as a cocktail waitress. DEIAR READER — You probablv be a good warning to you to take all canal in Isthmus of Suez about people of Israel in the wilderness. Fortmuitely. knowing us has Capra’s Banquets, Newington: Sunday, Con Eastern States Exposition, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Instead, the short reading do have noise damage. Not onlv will the precautions to protect your ears 4,000 years ago. It linked the Nile Through Ezekiel, Godexclaims, "I nuide him w;int to come to us and necticut Big Band Society, summer brunch Parking and admission tree. (413-732-2361.) launched a playwrighting ca noise decrease your hearing ability, from noise in the future. Hunters or with the Bitter Lakes in the have heard Ihy blasphemes.” share his son with us and trails series, Sunday, ll;:k) a.m. to 4 p.m. For brunch Fairgrounds, Goshen: Connecticut Agricultu reer that has now produced but it can cause ringing in the ears anyone involved in firing guns should Isthmus and the Red Sea. Called It seems God pays clo.se atten form us lo ( ’hrisl's inuige. and dancing, $12.50. (982-3140.) ral Fair, today until 9 p.m. on the fair grounds on "Quilters.” a play with music called tinnitus. It is an injury like a prevent the damage in the first place. always use adequate ear protection. "The Canal of the Pharaohs,” it tion to what we say even when we f’erluips we should try listening wish he didn't. Wesleyan University, Middletown: Eddie Hig Route 63. Admission $2. Children under 12 free. that has opened to laudatory blast injury. It is a good idea if that Similarly, I received a letter this served Egypt’s rulers for more ;ind hearing Ihe cries God hears. gins Jazz Trio, Thursday at 8 p.m. In Crowell Main Street, Manchester: Farmer's Market, reviews in Denver, Los Angeles happens to see an ear specialist at week from a man who was a con 1 must add that loud music can than 1,000 years. God also hears the cry of Then. perh;ips. we should he;ir Concert Hall. General admission $4; seniors and featuring fresh vegetables, canned goods and and a half dozen other cities in once. Sometimes immediate treat struction worker and had worked cause ear damage, including both fatherless and widows for ju.'Uice God’s concerns students $3. (344-7921.) craft Items, in front of St. James Church, the western United States. ment can minimize the damage and around heavy (Xinstruction equipment hearing loss and tinnitus. Many young (Ex. 22:23), the poor and the needy Trinity College, HarHord: Carillon Concert, 7 Saturday until 1 p.m. help prevent part of the hearing loss all his life. To prevent hearing loss people, in particular, have damaged Colombia in South America is (Isa. 41:17), and the humble James Meek "Quilters” also won the co about the size of the states of Texas p.m., Wednesday, In the quadrangle. No charge; veted Fringe First Award for and ear noise that m i^ t occur. and tinnitus, the noise in the environ their ears permanentiv from expo r(;pentent prayer (2 Chs. 7:14). Community Raptisl ( ) s his orchestra Friday, and Woody Herman and his and $5. (643-1347) "I wake up some nights in a The cast of the play “Quilters” imitate a coverecj wagon in David and Mary Moyer to Lucas orchestra Saturday, 8 p.m. both nights. Festivi Tolland High School, Tolland: "The Boy panic wondering where I would the opening moments of the play. Written by Denver an Kathleen Strunk. 211 Wood- ties start at 12:30 p.m. with food booths and other Friend," playing today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at be right now if all of this hadn’t playwright Molly Newman, “Quilters” will soon be bridge St., $76,000. performers. (669-1662.) the school auditorium. Tickets available at door. happened," she said. Barry and Brenda Sylvain to ii a'si.uiLiiii Choose one of these u Central Connecticut State University, New $3.50 for adults; students 12 and under and senior traveling to New York. Lance and Joni Maliszewski, prop Britain: "Grease,” the rock and roll musical, citizens, $2.50. (875-4094.) erty on Valley Street. $86,900...... *5.25 playing through Saturday at 8 p.m. In the Hole-In-The-Wall Theater, New Britain: "The WHAT HAPPENED was that aspects of the pioneer women's out the play, wiping away the David and Tina Kinder to Baked Laaagna...... fine restaurants University Theater on Wells Street. General Lion In Winter," playing tonight at the theater, 36 Ms. Newman's original mono lives: the long trip west in tears with his tie. Thomas and Ramona Moore, prop Meat or Chee$e Ravioli...... *5.25 admission $5; students and senior citizens $4. North St., at 8:30 p.m. Admission by donation. logue. which she based on oral covered wagons, homestead erty on Crestwood Drive, $63,000. Baked Scrod...... *5.95 1 ^ 0 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE (827-7398.) (223-9500.) histories from a book entitled, ing, Indian raids and prairie Daniel and Jaqueline Marzi to Beef Cutlet Parm igiana, .....*5.95 Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass.: Today, 9 p.m. In Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor: "The Quilters: Women and fires — and courtship, mar NEWMAN, who majored in Antonio and Alison Caxide, 51 Baked Filet of Sole...... *6.95 Our Specialties Include MANCHESTER Domestic Art," so impressed the Shed, Boston Symphony Orchestra with Edo "The Best of Broadway," playing through Sept. 9, riage, child rearing, and bury acting at the University of Briarwood Drive, $108,000. Tendeloin Tip$...... *6.95 DeWaart conducting; Saturday, 8:30 p.m. in the except Mondays. Doors open 6:30 p.m. for the theater’s literary manager. ing the dead. Southern Indiana, gathered the Roy J. McKnerney to Michael Seafood — Poultry EXIT 94 ON l-9b> Filet M ignon...... *7.95 Shed, with Emil Tchakarov conducting; and cocktails and dinner. Showtime Is 8 p m Larry Eilenberg, that he asked The play has met with uni material for most of the play and Carol Martin. 99 Vernon St., her to make it into a play. 643-9529 L Sunday, 2:30 p.m. in the Shed, DeWaart (522-1266.) formly good reviews as it has $67,000. Steak Dishes from interviews with quilters 331 Center Street conducting. (413-637-1940.) Candlewood Playhouse, New Fairfield: "Pi Ms. Newman, 29, agreed. A traveled to cities in the West, throughout the West. The Ronaid and Donna Lanzano to 647-9995 Southern Connecticut State University, New rates of Penzance," playing through Aug. 4, month later, the first rough including a successful run at the women, most of them in their Kathleen and Carla Wirzburger, Luau Dinners Haven: Free chamber concert featuring Twylyte except Mondays, at' the playhouse, junction of draft of "Quilters” was in Mark Taper Forum in Los 70s and 80s, knew first hand of property on Lyness Street, $74,500. Trio, Wednesday at 8 p.m. In Room 135 of the Routes 37 and 39. (746-6531.) Eilenberg’s hands. He and the Angeles, where reviewer Dan the early days. Reinaldo and Rosemarie Rodri university's Engleman Hall; Free pops concert, Ivoryton Playhouse, Ivoryton: Children's theater’s artistic director, Ed Sullivan of the Los Angeles The play revolves around a guez to Joanne Kaminski, property Fri. & Sat. Night Specials Thursday at 8 p.m. In Lyman Auditorium on the show, “Alice In Wonderland," Saturday at 11 a.m. Call, liked it immediately and Times called it a play with "a mother character, who is sew on West Middle Turnpike, $65,000. FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE campus featuring Southern Connecticut Sym and 1 p.m. Tickets are $5. For the adults, "Spring decided to produce it as part of warm sense of the living past." ing a legacy quilt for her six Elizabeth J. Emerling to Barry DAVIS FAMILY phonic Pops and the Association of Connecticut at Marino," Is playing through Aug. 5, except the company’s "Colorado Pro But, he added, "Women may daughters. and Brenda Sylvain, 200 Woodland BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE Seafood Fradiavoio *6.95 AND AMERICAN CUISINE Choruses. (397-4217.) Mondays. Curtain time Tuesday through FIrdav, ject,” a series of four plays understand its rhythm better Throughout the play, the St., $74,000. Coupons Not Good w/These Specials Center Church, Hartford: Wednesday Noon 8 p.m.; Saturday 5 and 9 p.m.; Sunday, 5 p m about Colorado history. than men.” ^ women transform the themes William and Jaqueline Doenges Baked Scrod *5.95 STOP IN FOR OUR BUSINESS MEN'S AND SHOP Repertory presenting the trio "Tapestry." Open (767-8348.) The men found a director, "I don’t think that’s so," contained in each block of the to David and Elizabeth Moyer, 241 •Weekend Specials< Veal & Eggplant PER.S’ SPECIALS. ALSO SPECIAL FAMILY DIN to general public. Call by Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Summer Cabaret, New Haven: "Dracula," Barbara Damashek, who was Newman said. ^ mother’s quilt into words and Gardner St., $117,000. NERS ON SUNDAY. lunch and program reservation at $3. Bring own Wednesday through Saturday, at the theater 222 working in Pittsburgh, P,a. She said some aspects of the action. The drama is sprinkled Yankee Pot Roast Parmigiana *6.95 lunch without reservation at $1.50. (249-5631.) York St. Two shows nightly, 7:30 and 10, Damasheck wrote music for the play may take some time to win with songs and folk music, Quitclaim deeds or Burning Bush Farm, Scotland: Concert by Wednesday through Saturday. Doors open for play and also collaborated with over "m acho” men, but men played by five musicians. Blanchard & Rossetto Construc Fri8 Mconiti Eggplant Rollatine *5.25 WE CATER TO PARTIES, BANQUETS AND Marev and David Alves, tonight at 7:30 at the dinner at 6 and 9 p.m. (436-1654.) Newman on the script. have liked it. During one Newman said interviewing tion Co. to Robert F. Blanchard Fresh Fried Fish on maat or flih farm on Hanover Road . The two women created a SOCIAL GATHERINGS. OUR TIKI ROOM IS Darien Dinner Theater, Darien: "Meet Me In performance in Denver, she the quilters showed her a world and Paul J. Rossetto, property on lnclude$ Choice of Two: St. Louis," playing through Sept. 23, except patchwork quilt of words and said, a man in the front row was rarely depicted in films or Westerly Street. La Strada Restaurant AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES ACCOMMODATING music representing the various Whipped potatoes, fr. fries, vegetable, 471 Hartford Rd. 643-6165] Mondays, at the theater, 65 Tokeneke Road. so moved that he cried through books. Charles R. Herrick II to Therese cole slaw or pickled beets 30-70 FOR RESERVATIONS AND TAKE OUT Doors open 6:15 p.m.; dinner 7 p.m. and show, B. Herrick, 106 Summer St. M-Th 5:30-10, F & S tH 11, Sun III 9 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday and Sunday matinees FRESH BAY SCALLOPS...... *5« O R D ER S CALL ^^ors^pen 11 a.m.; lunch 11:30a.m.; show 1 p.m. Lis pendens , Caldor Fiaia txlT95 oW 1-86 649-5487 Old Stone Mortgage Corp. Westport Country Playhouse, Westport: "Jo Cinema against Franklin and Zelda Solom OPEN m ON ENJOV VOUR seph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," ons, 104 Pond Road. THURS II om I Et Cetera. am FRI ANU FAVORITE BEVERRGE playing Monday through Saturday. Showtimes Park Chestnut Enterprises SAf II om 2 Monday through Friday, 8:30 p.m. Matinee Hartford against Peter and Anne Thomte, Polynesian IN OUR COCKTAIL 7:15,9. — A Fistful of Dollars B''OM'ers (PG ) FrI and Sat 9:15; Sun om SUNDAt II Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Saturday, 5 p.m. Special Cinama city — The Dresser (PG ) FrI Sun 5,9:30 with The Good, the Bad and Park Chestnut Condominium As 7; Sat t:3S, 7 with Tess (PG ) FrI 9:10; Chinese om-iOpm lOUNCE event this Saturday, Preservation Hall Jazz the Ugly Sun 2, 6:45. sociation Inc., James and Harriet 2 Children's Museum, West Hartford: Program Sat 3:50, 9:10. — The Natural (PG ) FrI Vernon on sea creatures and treasures, Saturday at 2:30 Band, 8 p.m. (227-4177.) 7:05, 9:3S; Sot and Sun 1:50, 4:30, 7:05, C ln e lA 2 — Star Trek III: The Search Cavonna, unit 146 Al, Park Chest American mnYmmm Polka Dot Playhouse, Bridgeport: "Working," 9:35. — Erendira FrI 7:55,9:55; Sat and for Spock (P G )F rl 7,9:10; Sat 2,7,9:10; (piarwiis'^Ta^k ^^£rF;f-iuS*oVrrr nut Condominium. p.m., at the museum, 950 Trout Brook Drive. No Sun 2:30, 4:45, 7:55, 9:55. — Streamers Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:10. — Cheech and msommii materials fee. Classes are free with museum playing today and Saturday at the playhouse on FrI 7:30,9:50; Sot and Sun 2,4:40,7:30, Chong s The Corsican Brothers (PG) admission. (235-2961). Pleasure Beach 8:30 p.m. Tickets $8 for all. 9:50. — Diner (R) Sun 2:45, 7 with The FrI 7:30, 9:30; Sat 1:30, 7:30, 9:30; Sun Liens neeTAURANT Cocktail Lounge mim (374-1777.) Year of Living Dangerously (PG) Sun 1:30,3:30, 5:30,7:30,9:30. Heritage Saving and Loan i.auM aa Rockville Public Library, Vernon: Space 4:50, 9:05. mnmm program for children In grades 1 and 2, Wilson Community Center, Windsor: "The East Hartford West Hartlord against property of Kenneth A. ALTNAVEIGH INN Eastwood Pub A Cinema— Star Trek E lm 1 A 2 — Star Trek III: The Search Brown, 240 Lydail St., $902. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., at the library. Union Murder Room," today and Saturday, 8:15 p.m. at far Spock (PG) FrI 2, 7, 9:30; Sat and SHOWCASE Ml : The Search for Spock (PG ) FrI-Sun Internal Revenue Service Street. No charge. the center, 599 Matlanuck Road. $3 for general 7:15, 9:15. Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — Cheech and R. HARTFORD . __ Relax With Our s^^'t^ents and senior citizens. Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — Chong's The Cocsican Brothers (PG) against property of Grames Print 179 TOLLAND TPKE. 642-9S29 7 United Methodist Church, Hartford: Blueberry (0OO-3675.) Moscow on the Hudson (R) FrI and Sat FrI 2:15, 7:15, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2:15, b b b - b b t o iNTtbsTAneeixiT** Sunday Brunch breakfast and bake sale, Sunday from 8 to 10 a.m. 4:30, 7:15,9:30. ing Inc., 50 Purnell Place, $1,691. 7:35, 9:30, 12; Sun 7:15, 9:30. SARtMIN MATMB DAliy-FRST SHOW$£SL Internal Revenue Service MANCHESTER and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the church, 571 , SJJpwcote Cinemas — Ghostbusters The Moviei — Revenge of Ihe Nerds COWtSHOWS DARY/ tATt SHOWS HttASitt 11-2 p .m . Sol 17:30,2:45,4:55,7:20, (R) FrI-Sun 12:30,2:30,4:30,7:35,9:30. against property of Donald J. 6 4 3 -9 5 2 9 Farmington Ave. S4 for adults and$3 for children. — The Jungle Book (G) FrI-Sun 12, O pen T mfo. Hun., rlooed Mon. 9 :« , 11:45; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, PURPLE R A IN R Hrwnetlane erreplctl. Tel. 129-1 IMfl Blueberry pancakes, all you can eat, bacon, lulce 1:45, 3:35, 5:20, 7, 8:35, 10. — The Forte, 457 Adams St., $8,344. Gremlins (PG ) Sun 12:30,2:45, Internal Revenue Service HS7 Slueni RH.. Rl.195 and coffee. Blueberry baked goods on sale. 5, 7:M, 9:50; FrI and Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, Neverendlng Story (PG) FrI-Sun 12:20, lJ0-3:10-6:I5-7:4O-10J0-12fl0 Hlurra. 4'4>nnee1leul 2:20, 4:20, 7:10, 9:05. — M onty Python (523-5132.) 7:M, 9:50,12. — Meatballs Part II (PG ) against property of Michael R. \m ir M in i-t ic k . A Hill (;a«i.lH lr FrI and Sat ,3,5,7:15,9:30,11:30; Sun and the Holy Grail (PG) FrI and Sat 1 midnight. — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) MEATBALLS PART2 m Plante, 49 Elro St., $533. Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: Nature I'oJ'.®,; ^ 1 * ’ ’ :30- — The Karate Kid walk to explore twilight world of wildlife. Starts 8 Dance (PG) FrI and Sat 1:15, 4,7,9:40,12:10; FrI and Sat midnight. — A Clockwork l;00-3:00-5:00-7;l5-g:30n;30 Internal Revenue Service Sun 1:15,4,7,9:40. — Best Defense (R) Orange (R) FrI and Sat 11:40. against property of Barbara T. p.m., from the center, 70 Gracey Road. $1 for FrI and Sot 1, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; center members and $2 for non-members. Wlliimantlc BEST DEFENSE CB Vignone, 67 North St., $829. Sun 1,3,5:10, 7:30,9:45. — Purple Rain Jlllton Square Cinema — Revenge of Internal Revenue Service (693-0263.) Lake Compounce, Bristol: Dance, sponsored (R) FrI and Sot 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:40,10, the Nerds (R) FrI 7,9:15; Sat and Sun lJ0-3.60-5:10-730-9:46-l l;4S Edgewood Golf Club, Cromwell: Saturday and by Connecticut Ballroom Dance Association, 2; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — 4:15, 7, 9:15. — The Muopets Take against property of Paul E. Ca lo^ona Jones and the Temple of Doom Manhattan (G) F r1 1:30; Sat and Sun 2. THELASTSTARFIGHTER ruso, 509 Adams St., $1,000. HOUSE OF CHUNG Sunday, final rounds of Sammy Davis Open, all Saturday, 9 to 1 a.m. ^OODBRIDgE Sof 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, — Ghostbusters (PG) FrI 1:30, 7:10, Internal Revenue Service day, both days, at the clubhouse on Golf Club Jacob's Pillow, Lee, Mass.: The Ohio Ballet, 9:55,12:10; Sun 12:30,2:45,5,7:40,9:55. 9:20; Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. 7:20-830-1130 Featuring authentic Polynesian Your Restaurant Could — The Muopets Take Manhatfon (G) — Purple Rain (R) Fr11:30,7:10,9:20; against property of L. Ross Seifert, Road. (522-4171.) today and Saturday. Today, 8:30 p.m. and J'J'.®’’®; — 3'he Lasf Sfarflgh- Sat and Sun 2:10,4:20,7:10,9:20. — The THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN 460 Oakland St., $14,265. and Cantonese Specialties The One and Only Scenic Dining in William Palmer Read, East Haddam: 250th Saturday, 2 and 8:30 p.m. (413-243-0745.) *c® ‘f S . ’ Sot 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Neverendlng Story (PG ) FrI 1:30, 7, anniversary celebration. Parade, dance and Sun 7:20, 9:30. 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15. 1:00-330-5:10 F F.xoTK niiiyhs Manchester Be Featured Here Manchester Windsor internal Revenue Service fireworks, 2 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday. (873-1135.) UA Theaters East — Revenge of the Plaza — Star Trek 111: The Search for GHOSTBUSTERS m against property of Robert Me- Thomas Griswold House, Guilford: Antiques ‘ "o ’ fn*''?-’®' '®' ^:’S' s ' Sot Spock (PG) FrI 7:15,9:20; Sat and Sun liendy, 736 Vernon St., $6,515. Delicious Luncheons As a part of our weekly dining festival and sale, grounds of Griswold house, 171 and Sun 2:10, 4,S:45, 7:45,9:45. — The 2,7:15,9:20. 1230-2:45-435-7:20-0:40-11 j46 To list events Jungle Book (G) FrI-Sun2,3:35,5:05,7, ^ eQ Mon.-Fri. 11:.30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Boston St., 10a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday. Admission ?• r''prendlng Story (PG ) FrI 2, Drive-lni THE KARATE K ID 1 ^ Kahn & Bayer Professional guide you will be able to show $1.75. (457-0368.) 4, 7:M,9;30; Sot and Sun 2,4,4,8,10.— East Hartford — Revenge of the Engineers 'against property of (fiiicl Dinieg — Hvlaxing To list events in this weekly calendar of Nerds (R) Frl-Sun8:30 with Stripes (R) 1:15-4:00-7.30-0:40-12:10 Mystic Seaport, Mystic: Antique and classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Michael Niden, 165 Oakland St., 363 BROAD ST. iTow special dining out can be. ,o>ldnloht. — Dawn of the FrI-Sun 10. .lo in voiir I ricinls al I In* Woodliriilf'c boat rendevous, Saturday at the seaport. Boat “where to go and what to do," submit them Dead (R) FrI and Sat midnight. — The G R E M L IN S NOMSSCS gia $140. Manchastar parade. (572-0711) by Monday at noon to Entertainment Editor, Same (PG) FrI and East Windsor— The Jungle Book (G) Call Sat midnight. FrI-Sun 8:15 with The Black Stallion 1230-2:46-530-7:30-030-1230 Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. .'■{O.i S . Main St., Manclicstcr Olde MIstIck Village, Mystic: Saturday and Returns (PG) FrI-Sun 10. 6 4 9 -4 « S e The Mancheste. Herald, Herald Square, P.O. Mansfteld against property of Reuben A. Sunday, Apple Orchard Show at the village. Exit . fronHux College Twin — Ghostbus- 646-010.'i 643-2711 Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Manchester — Three Stooges Come INDIANA JONES ____ Lewis, unit 12-C Northfield Green 90 of Interstate 95, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. No admission , t*rs (PG) FrI 7,9; Sat and Sun 3,5,7,9. dies FrI and Sat 8:20; Sun 8:25 with — This Is Spinal Tap (R) FrI 7:15,9; Sat Cheech and Chong's The Corsican ^ 12:30-2:45-530-7:40-835-"l2:IO Condominium, $1,592. > II MAN(.HKSTP:H HKRAl.lJ Fnday July 27 1984 M.■\NCHF:STER h e r a l d . Friday. July 2? ~ New England Spanish sword URUI In Brief used to prove SPORTS Seabrook plan reviewed Whidah genuine f (■|N('OF{D. N H — A plan by the principal nwncr of the Seabrook nuclear plant to pay off SALEM. Ma.ss it.'PI) — It was a 3-foot sword with a en ditors is under review by utility regulators to gold Spanish doubloon in the lip that convinced Barry International stars still alive in LL tourney determine its impact on ratepayers and the Clifford that he'd found the Whidah — a sunken 18th company s shaky financial situation century pirate ship he says may hold $400 million in bases with one out The key play in By Bob PapettI All-Star Tournament. of mound victories, hurled the first fifth with Manchester’s first hit of coach Shawn Leonard was forced Regulator hearings ended Thursday on Public treasure to make a pitching change. the game came A'hen the next Service Co of .New ffampshire s plan which Clifford a deep sea salvage expert, displayed an Herald Sports W riter Manchester edged Vernon, 2-0, four frames Thursday, scattering the game, a sinking liner that batter slapped one ylown to third, Thursday at Leber Field, to three hits before tiring. eluded Vernon righlfielder Joe "It was a toss-up between Burg includes an extension of its short-term debt level X-ray of the sword and two small cannon balls to a and Helin. but we knew if one didn 't which third bi(k»-man Burg (back to $228 5 million and the use of S.'i.s million in state board Thursday to prove the vessel is buried off One had to feel sorry for Vernon advance to the semifinals of the Cantin for a two-base error. at his regular prisition) grabla-d Manchester scored unearned have it. we could always bring in custorAer bills as security on a last resort' the coast of Cape Cod Ijilcher Brian McGrath. When a lo-sers' bracket in the tournament. Second baseman Chris Coleman and gunned home to force out the hurler limits the opposition to just Manchester will play Rockville runs in the top of the first and fifth caught the ensuing relay throw but the other.” U'onard said Burg, ( redlt iVne The panel of archaeologists did not officially verify who was Leonard's ace on his runner and preserve the shutout iwo hits and no earned runs, it is Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at innings. Gutsy catcherCorey Craft threw wild to third in an attempt to .-\sked\f the plan would have any adverse his claim, but said it was "very excited" by the league champion Boland Oil team, evidence usually enough to win. But Henry Park in Rockville. drew a base on balls to lead off the nail Joyner. The Manchester first impact on ratepayers Charles Bayless I'SNU got the nod but faced only ttiree Vernon threatened again in the McGrath and his Vernon All-Star Three pitchers combined on the game and then came all the way baseman then trotted home with financial vi ( » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 27, 1984 M.ANCHKSTKH HKH.AI.D. Friday, .lul.v 27. 1984 - 17 Scoreboard Comaneci said to be opening torch bearer LPGA du Mauriar Classic Padrea 8. Rede 2 Major League ieaders By Fred AAcMone the uneven bars and the balance anything.” Pula were turned down and the news for wrestler Leroy Smith of best in the world in the 136.5-puund UPl Sports Writer beam in the 1976 Games earned her Ueberroth hinted that more than cargo ships will not recieve per Oklahoma. class. He claimed he was unfairly Softball Golf At Toronto, JiHyU Baseball CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO Batting world-wide fame, "but I have not one person may be involved in the mission to dock until after Satur Bertrand won the Finn Class eliminated when an arbitrator (P o r n ) obrhM obrhM National Looguo LOS A N G ELES — Peter Ueber been asked. The final decision is up torch lighting ceremony, and, day. Both ships did receive permis berth on the I ’.S. Olympic yachting overturned his vii'tory against Rtdus cl 4 13 0 Wiggins 2b 3 3 1 1 g Ob r h pci. roth says there is no conscious Kandy Lewis of' Iowa at the Pat Brodley 3634 — 68 Ooster 2b 4 0 0 1 Flannry 2b 0 0 0 0 Gwynn, SD 99 389 62 141 .X2 to Mr. Ueberroth." indeed, former Olympic gold me sion to dock at either port on or team in a decision by the arbitra Country Club Hollis Stacy 33- 35—68 National League atandinga Cedeno It 4 0 0 1 Gwvnn rf 4 13 1 Sandberg, Chi 97 405 70 134 .XI effort underway to make the Soviet Never before has the honor of dal winners in the decathlon, Rafer after July 30. tion panel ofthe Amerie;in .Arbitra Olympic trials hist month in Rac Jull Inkster 33- 36—69 Parker rt 4 0 0 0 Brown rf 0 0 0 0 Dernier, Chi 92 344 65111 .3X . Union and other members of its lighting the flame gone to someone tion Association. .Allendale. Mich. Avako Okamoto 33- 36—69 Esasky 2b 4 0 1 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 2 2 Johnson and Bill Toomey, partici As far as embarassing moments Porter-Cable edged Stephenson's Following ore the pairings for the Washington, Atl 72 267 46 85 .318 Olympic boycott group red-faced. The decision, handed down in Smith's protest was disallowed Painting* 11-10. In eight innings Thurs- Two-Boll Club Chomplonship at Man Beth Daniel 3 6 3 6 -7 0 Bast Perez 1b 4 0 2 0 Bevacq 1b 0Cruz, 0 0 0 Hou 1X376 63118 .314 not living in the host country, and it pated in a dress rehearsal Thurs go, the Olympic security force has chester Country Club on Sunday: joAnne Corner 3635— 70 W L Pet. GB Vn Grdr c 4 0 2 0 Nettles 3b 3 0Ray, 0 1 put 95 316 X 99 .313 Yet there is growing speculation was suggested that the choice of quite a bit of egg on its face. Denver, ended a dispute Involving by U.S. District Court Judge dov at Nike Field. Joe Calano boomed New York day that attracted about 42,000 to a three-run homer and three singles to Jan Stephenson 3 6 3 4 -7 0 58 37 .611 — Foley ss 3 0 0 0 Salozar 3b 1Hernandez, 0 0 0 NY 92X9 44103 .313 that retired Romanian gymnast Comaneci would be intended as a Bertrand. 28. of San Franci.sco: I’lmiela Rymer, who said it was Ann6Morle Polll 33-37—70 Chicago 56 42 .571 3'/j Russell p 1 0 0 0 Kennedy c4 0 0 0 the Coliseum. However, they are Police reported several private pace the.winners' attack. Bill Tremko, 7:J7 — Gordon, Palmer; Delmastro, Brenty, SF 86 277 X 86 .310 Nadia Comaneci will carry the Betsy King 3636— 71 Philadelphia 54 44 .551 5'/z Owchink p 0 0 0 0 Harris p 0 0 0 0 Brooks, NY X 3 X X 101 .306 deliberate slap in the face at those believed to be just filling in for ■security guards assigned to the Russ Silvesiri of Tiburon. C;ilif : one of the most difficult decisions Who hod the gome-winning RBI. Shawn Anderson. Montreal Oohertv. Rick Corlson and Poul Du 7:M — Holmes, Downey; Annulll, Dot Germoln 33- 38—71 48 5D .490 ll'/z Cncpcn ph 1 1 1 0 Martinez If 3 2 2 0 Pena, Pitt 94 354 48 107 .302 Olympic torch in Sunday's opening East-bloc nations that boycotted Saturday's mystery guest. Olympics have been arrested this and James "Buzz " Reynolds of she ever Imd to make She s;iid she Rosie Jones 3637— 71 St. Louis 47 S3 .470 13'/] Cato p 0 0 0 0 McRynl ct 4 1 2 1 American League mont all hod two hits each for Burger. Pittsburgh ceremonies, which wouid be tanta the Games. Only Romania and "I don't want to narrow it down," week on charges ranging from Sunmiit, N J. had no authority to toss out the Porter-Coble. Gary Lobrec drilled five 7:41 — EIgner, Blunt; Sullivan, Lisa Young 37-34—71 44 57 .436 17 Fronco p 0 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 3 1 2 1 g Ml r h pci. Dianne Dailey 37-3 6 -71 WMt Krnchc ph I 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 1 0 0 0 Winfield, NY X 3 X 59 114 .345 mount to giving the boycotters the Yugoslavia defied the stand of the Ueberroth said. "If I narrow it drunkenness to drug violations. .A dispute arose when Silvestri .irbitrator's ruling. hits for' Stephenson’s, white Steve Dovis. San Diego 58 41 .586 — PItver, Rob Pllver and Bill Stephenson 7:48 — Clough, Horvath; OleksInskI, Vicki Alvarez 39-32—71 Lesley p 0 0 0 0 Thurmnd p 2 0 0 1 Mattingly, NY 92 3M 55 121 .336 old-fashioned raspberry and no Soviet Union. down, then with eight questions In suburban Carson. Byron allegedly sabotaged Bertrand in Pot Meyers 37-35—72 Atlanta 52 49 .515 7 Bochy c 10 0 0 added two safeties opiece. Motava. Hrbek, Minn 86 335 48 I X .325 doubt embarrass many U.S. citi "The decision is going to be the last of 10 qualifying races. The In another incident, an apparent 7:55 — Tracy, McFarland; Gannon, Kathy Hite 3634—72 Los Angeles SO 52 .490 9Vi TotaN M 2 9 2 Totals » 8 12 8 Lemon, Det 89 324 51 102 .315 you can guess who it is. We think it Jack.son, a security guard was Martin. Patti Rizzo 3636— 72 Houston 48 53 .475 11 Cincimiotl 000 002000— 2 Easier, Bos 97 X4 54 117 .313 zens as well. based on trying to make a positive adds to the event." arrested at the Olympic cycling athletes agreed this week to the practical joker sent security forces Nika 8:09 — M orlortv, C vr; Moran, Vicki Fergon 3637— 72 Cincinnati 42 59 .416 17 San Diego 21I0I3 00X— 8 Motley, KC X 314 36 98 .312 Ueberroth, president of the Los influence on the Games,” Ueber The State Department has made site on suspicion of being under the arbitration, along with the United ;it the University of Southern Noreen Friel 3638— 72 San Francisco 39 59 .398 18'/j (3am6 wlnnlng RBI— (3arvev (10). Klernan. Murray, Balt 1X363 56113 .311 Angeles Olympic Organizing Com- States Yacht Racing Union California Olympic Vilhige scram Nets Johnson Insurance clinched 8:16 — Morllne, Lennon; Zemke, Beverly Klass 3638—72 Thursdoy's Results E— Cedeno, Esasky 2. DP— Cincinnati Ripken, Bolt 1X396 63 I X .3K roth said. "We don’t want to do it clear the Soviets aren't welcome influence of the hallucinogenic first place with a 15-6 trouncing of Flo's Laurie RInker 3 6 3 6 -7 2 San Diego 8, Cincinnati 2 2, ' mittee, certainly did nothing anything that takes away from the here — at least until after Satur PCP; in Inglewood, Ronald M;iy. a through its executive director. bling as a truck b;ickfire sparked Cake Decorating at Nike Field. Dan Fahey. Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 4 Trim m ell, Det “ S ? SZ 8:23 — Flynn, Seddon; Mlstretta, Sherri Turner 3636— 72 San Diego 1. LOB— Cincinnati 5, San Sheridan, KC 85 X4 X X .306 Thursday to clear the mystery athletes or creates controversy. day's opening ceremonies. security guard at the Forum, the Thomas F. Khnian, Jr, who he.ids reports of an explosion. Marsholl rapped four hits, Stu Wolf Patty Sheehan 3637— 72 Atlanta 5, Los Angeles 1 Diego 4. 2B— Martinez, Van Gorder, Jones, Home Runs the national giverning body for the i’olice spokesman Willie Wilson cracked three, and Joe Erordi, Jay 8:30 — Gordella, Glguere; Macal- Donna H. White 3637— 72 San Francisco 3, Houston 2 Redus, Templeton, Gwynn. 3B— Notional League — Murphy, Atl X ; about who would be the torch We don’t want to do anything to Citing national security reasons, site of the Olympic basketball Howrovd and Ken Schoppmonn added Debbie PetrIzzI 3636— 72 Friday’s Gomes Martinez. bearer, further the pain of the 15 Countries competition, was arre.sted for sport. s;iid a sound like a small explosion a pair of safeties each for the victors. one, GIvIno. (Atl Times EOT) Schmidt, Phil 21; Carter, Mtl X ; the State Department has blocked 8:37 — Graf, Murroy; Retzloff, Kathy Whitworth 3638— 72 SB— Wiggins (42). S— Thurmond. Morsholl, LA 18; Strawberry, NY 16. "I hope that decision remains not showing up. two Soviet freighters from docking alleged public intoxication and in The Finn Class event involves ;i triggered the response A bomb- For Flo's, John O'dell smacked three Granger. Brenda Goldsmith 37-36—72 St. Louis (Andular 138) at Pittsburgh SF— American League— Kingman,Oak28; hits while Tom Doron, Eric Ozol and 8:44 — Moore, Everett; Plagge, Jane Lock 3638— 73 (McWilliams 68), 7:35 p.m. Wiggins. Armas, Bos X ; Kittle, Chi X ; Thornton, confidential to the whole world "The pain is great, just as the at Los Angeles harbors until after Los Angeles, Charles Johnson and one-design boat and sailor ;ind smffing dog and explosives investi Dave Lynn contributed two hits each. Dawn Coe 3637— 73 Chicago (Ruthven 28) at New York IP H RERBBSO until the runner runs into the competition begins July 20 Reed Construction bombed Allstate Schlnnlng. (Gooden 66), 8:05 p.m. Clev X ; Muurav, Balt 21. pain was great for our athletes who President Reagan opens tht^lym - Bennie Smithcharge were ar gators also were sent to the area. 8:51 — Schilling, DeNIcola; Kaye, Joan Joyce 3639 — 73 Chtctmiatl Runt Bolted in stadium." said Ueberroth. Smith, however, lo.st a protest to "Investigation showed that Business Machine, 16-5, ot Nike Field. Jane Blalock 37-36—73 Montreal (Palmer 63) at Philadelphia Russell (L 612) 2 7 4 3 0 0 did not get to take part in the pics this weekend. Coast Guard rested Monday for smoking mari Bud Muska, Ed Lamarr, Dave Ruther McNamaraa. (Carlton 9-4), 8:05 p.m. National League — Carter, Mil X ; 8:58 — Clccagllone, Horon; Ros- Sally Little 3637— 73 Owchinko 3 2 1 0 0 3 Schmidt, Phil 68; Davis, Chi 62; Comaneci shed no iight on things Moscow Games because of the officials said Thursday. juana. be reinstated on the U.S. wrestling somebody pi.iced a plastic cup in ford ond Bob Wilson all roped three Kathryn Young 37-36—73 Houston (Knepper 98) at Son Diego Cato 2-3 3 3 3 1 0 either. hits each to spark Reed, with Muska enthol, Novak. (Whitson 11-5), 10:05 p.m. Hernandez NY M; Durhom and Sand ill-advised boycott. Their pain is In a brief order from the State In other developments, there team. Winner of a silver medal ;it the tailpipe of a truck. " Wil.son 9:12 — Maddox, Sortorl; Vecsey, Deedee Lasker 37- 36—73 Franco 1 18 0 0 0 0 1 berg, Chi and Mumphrev, Hou 59. and Lam orr cranking homers. Poul Susie Bernlng 37-36—73 Cincinnati (Price 67) at Los Angeles Lesley 1 0 0 0 0 0 "It would be a great honor," said strong enough, and it's not our Department, requests by the So was some good news for yachts the last World University (lames. said "When the driver started the Derdeyn, Scott Goodrich and Steve RIorden. (Pena 11-4), 10:35 p.m. American League— Kingman, Ook X ; 9:19 — Murphy, Engberg; Poglnl, Beverley Davis 37-36—73 Sim Dteto Murray, Balt X ; Rice, Bos 79; Davis, Comaneci, whose perfect scores on business to rub peoples’ noses in viet ships Novolovosk and The man John Bertrand but some bad Smith is considered by nmiiy the truck, It went b;mg." Caron chipped in with two hits each for Laurl Peterson 3638— 73 Atlanta (Camp 62) at San Francisco Thurmond (W 65) 7 7 2 2 0 1 the winners. Jim Collarippedthreehits Rosetto. (Krukow 78), 11:05p.m. Sea 75; Armas, Bos 72. 9-26 — Denz, Zwick; Martin, Martin. MIssle McGeorge 3639— 73 Harris 2 2 0 0 0 2 Stolen Botes 2 while Gordon McCormick and Ted Vicki Singleton 37- 36—73 Saturday's Gomes Russell pitched to 2 batters In 3rd. 9:33 — May, Wall; Prachniak, H. Notional League — Samuel, Phil 46; M s Holmes had two apiece for Allstote. GIgllo. Silvia Bertolaccinl 37-36—73 Chicago at New York T — 2:17. A— X,924. Amy Alcott Cincinnati at Los Angeles Wiggins, SD 42; Redus, CIn X ; Dernier, 9:40 — Smith, Lattanilo; NIstrl, 3636—74 Chi X ; Raines, Mtl X . Tomkiel. Pam Gletzen 3638—74 St. Louis at Pittsburgh Olympic notebook, briefs Charter Oak Atlanta at San Francisco American League — Henderson, 9:48 — Lowry, Roche; Lachoppelle, Nancy Lopez 3639^74 Oak The Main Pub toppled Highland Park B. Brown. Sue Fogleman 3636— 74 Houston ot San Diego, 2, twl-nlght Expos 5. Pirates 4 Montreal at Phllodelphia, night 47; Pettis, Cal 37; Garcia, Tor 31; Market, 8*3, at Fitzgerald Field. Four 9:54 — McCarthy, Long; Janton, Alice Miller 3639^74 Butler, Clev X ; Collins, Tor 26. LOS A N G ELES (UIM) - Items games in the main press center is \ illage th;il llu'ie supposedly was Cathy Marino — batters paced the winners with two hits Norwood. 3640 74 PITTSBURGH MONTREAL Pitching from a reporter’s notebook at the Firefox. some kind of defection," Peter each, Including Leo Williamson. Kevin 10:08 — Breen, FInnIgan; Hickey, Lori Garbacz 3638— 74 American League standings ObrhM ObrhM Victories Alice RItzman — The winner Is the one who shoots Ueberroth, president of the Walsh, Peter Kuzmlckas and Larry Florence. 3639 74 Lacy rf 5 2 3 2 Raines c( 3 I 1 0 Notional League — Lea, Mtl 14-5; 1984 Summer Olympics: Wyse. For Highland. Tom Stecko was 10:15 — Prior, HlllnskI; Wilkes, Sarah Leveque 3638—74 Morrisn 2b 3 0 2 1 Rose 1b 4 0 2 1 Andular, StL 13-9; Koosmon, Phil 12-7; down the most Soviet planes. LAOOC, said Thur.sday. "It turned Jackie Bertsch — the only hitter with two sofetles. Grombeck. 3638 74 East Frobel rf 1 0 0 0 Dawson rf 2 1 0 1 Soto, CIn 118; Pena, LA 118; Whitson, out to lie an athlete from Mali and Vivian Brownlee 37- 37—74 W L Pet. GB 7 10:22— Lavev, Collen; P. Sullivan, Modlck 3b 4 0 1 1 Carter c 3 0 0 0 SD 11-5. How do I thank thee? R. Sullivan. Amy Benz 3640 — 75 Detroit 68 X .694 — Everybody is worried about all he wanted was information on CIndv HIM Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 2 1 American League — Petry, Def 138; Independent 10:29 — Tarca, Wadas; MacMullan, 37- 38—75 Toronto 57 42 .576 ll'/i Pena c 4 0 10 Wohifrd If 4 0 0 0 Morris, Def 138; NIekro, N Y 12-5; County supervisor Kenneth possible terrorists in Los Angeles being an excliange student at Mary Dwyer 3637— 75 Baltimore 55 45 .550 14 Lathrop Insurance downed Farr's, Stepanskl. Harper If 3 0 10 Ramsey ss 0 0 0 0 McGregor, Balt 128; Leal, Tor 11-2; Hahn is worried bus drivers won’t during the Olympics, but tbe first UCI.A ” Judy Clark 37-38—75 Boston 51 46 .526 16'/] 12-4, at Fitzgerald Field. Joe Tarvano 10:36 — Edwards, Whalon; Gatzkle- Roy 2b 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 1 2 0 Stieb, Tor 118; Dotson, Chi and Witt, Cal be polite enough to Olympic wlcz, McNIft. Pla Nilsson 3640—75 New York 46 51 .474 21'/] Berra ss 4 110 Flynn 2b 4 12 1 "bomb scare" apparently was the banged out four hits while Dave Mindy Moore 11-7; Boddicker, Balt 118. Romano, Rich Haydasz and Jim Do 10:43 — Chevrette, Marshall; Cor- 3640—75 Milwaukee 45 55 .4 » 24 Wynne cf 3 10 0 Schotzdr p 2 0 1 0 Earned Run Average visitors. work of ;i practical joker. Sixth appearance cornan, Warren. Gall Hirata 37- 38—75 Cleveland 42 55 .433 25'/] Tudor p 3 0 0 0 Scott ph 1110 (Based on l Inning x number ot gomes So he has offered the Rapid wling added two each for Lathrop. Kathy Baker 3640—75 Wm I Police spokesman Willie Wilson F a rr’s was led by Chip White ond Ken 10:50 — Atamlan, Sanders; Devan- Robinson p 0 0 0 0 James p 0 0 0 0 each team has ptayed) Jane Geddes 37-38—75 Transit District a gift- a glossary said a sound like a small explosion For .1 Michael Plumb, a Roback, who had two hits apiece. nev, Annulll. California 51 48 .515 — Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Stenhos ph 10 0 0 National League — Candelaria, Pitt Patty Haves 37- 38—75 Sullivan Company beat Glenn Con 10:57 ^ G. Anderson, Kelly; Dob- Minnesota 49 49 .500 1'/] Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 2.19; Pena, LA 2.X; Dravecky, SD 2.42; translating "thank you " into Thursday sent .security forces to member of the United States blng, Mocolone. Nancy Rubin -3637—75 Chicago « 51 .485 3 c(|uestrian team, this will be his struction, 5-3, at Robertson Park. Joe Donna CaponI Totals X 4 10 4 Totals 32 5 II 4 Mahler, Atl 2.47; McWilliams, Pitt 2.65. French, German, Italian. Spanish, South Hoover Street, inside the Camposeo, Collins Judd and Jim 11:11 — Haves, Schafter; Nassiff, 3640—75 Kansas City 47 52 .475 4 Pittsburgh Dot 300000— 4 Americon League — NIekro, NY 2.28; Debbie Austin — Japanese and Hebrew. Olympic village. sixth appearance in the Olympic Bombria each slashed two hits to spark Genovlesl. 3637 75 Oakland 48 54 .471 4'/z Montreal 200 000 2IX— 5 Stieb, Tor 2.X; Davis, Bolt 2.55; Hurst, 11:18 — Curtis, Hunt; Rafferty, Debbie Massey 37-38—75 Seattle 46 56 .451 6'/] A bomb-sniffing dog and expio (■allies as an athlete Sullivan. Dave White, Gary Solarz, Marlene Hagge (>am6wlnnlng RBI — Flynn (3). • Bos 2.65; Burris, Oak and Zahn, Cal 2.91. Rick Sheene and Bob Goherlng all had Hickey. 37-38—75 Texas 41 60 .410 11 E— Schatzeder. DP— Pittsburgh 1, StrlkeouN The Americ;m record of seven Becky Pearson — sives investigators found, Wil.son two safeties for Glenn. 3639 75 Thursdoy’s Rosutts Mont National League — Gooden, NY 154; How do I jail thee? Deborah Skinner — Olymims is sluired by fencer 3640 75 Detroit at Cleveland, ppd., rain real 2. LOB— Pittsburgh 7, Montreal 7. Valenzuela, LA 151; Ryan, Hou 119; Soto, said, "that somebody placed ;i Greater Hartford Open Diane Arls-Lang - Everything cops ever wanted to 39 36—75 Boston 7, Chicago 0 2B— Rolnes, Berra, Thomas 2, Wall CIn 114; Carlton, Phil IX . plastic cup in the tailpipe of ;i Norman Armilage. equestrian Northern Barb Bunkowskv 3639—75 Friday’s Games know but were afraid to ask about Catherine Duggan ach, American League — Witt, Cal 128; truck When the driver stinted the lierformer Frank Chapol, shooter At Cromwell, Conn., July 26 3639—75 (All Thnos EOT) Flynn. SF— Dawson. Stieb, Tor 112; Langston, Sea 11); Hough, jailing people from all over the Dean Machine nipped the Manches (Par 71) Marta Flgueras-Dottl 3639— 75 Boston (Hurst 165 and Oleda 67) at truck, it went bang. " Bill McMillan and fencer Janice- ter JCs, 2-1, at Robertson Pork. Penny Pulz IP H R ER BB SO Tex I X ; NIekro, NY 105. world during the Olympics has 3640— 76 Detroit (Petrv 12-4 and Berenguer 67), 2, Pittsburgh Saves I.ee Roimiry Winning pitcher Tom Bonneauand Lee George Burns 31.34— 65 Barb Thomas 4636—76 5 :X p.m. been spelled out in a two-inch Snuffer lined two hits each for Dean. Jane Crofter Tudor 6 8 4 4 3 0 National L.eaaue — Sutter, StL 23: Perhaps the most red-faced Ben Crenshaw 33-32— 65 3638 — 76 Kansas City (Gura 167 and Jones 1-1) Roblnsn (L 08) 1 2-3 3 1 1 0 1 Holland, Phil X ; Smith, Chi 21; Orosco, manual which took two years to Jack Wakefield was the lone JC batter Bill Sander 33- 33—Dale 66 Eggellng 3638—76 ot Milwaukee (Cocanower 78 and person in Los Angeles is a to collect two hits. Alison Sheard Scurry 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 NY 20; Gossoge, SD 18. Two hold records Lee RInker 37- 30-67 34- 42—76 CandlottI 6 1 ),2 ,6 :X p.m. Montreal American League — Qulsenberry, KC produce. maintenance man at The Forum, John Fought 34- 33— 67 Jo Ann Washam 3640—76 Texas (Hough 108) at Toronto Two members of the United Chris Johnson Schatzeder 7 9 4 4 2 7 X ; Fingers, Mil 23; Caudill, Oak 21; It will guide police, prosecutors, home of the Los Angeles Lakers Griff Moody 33-34— 67 3640— 76 (Alexander 64), 7:35 p.m. James (W 38) 1 1 0 0 1 0 Hernandez, Det Davis, Minn 18. Stales men's track and field team Senior Girls Denise Streblg 37-39^76 Cleveland (Heaton 78) at Baltimore 20; jailors and others on how to handle Howard Twitty 33-34— 67 Reardon (S 14) 100001 Herald photo by Pinto and site of the Olympic basketball The Orioles bowed to the Eogles. 9-7. Peter Jacobsen 33-34— 67 Sharon Barrett 3638—76 (Davis 98), 8:05 p.m. possible mass arrests during the hold Olyiiqiic records, both set at Colleen Walker Tudor pitched to 2 batters In 7th. competition. at Chorter Ook Field. The winners were Lance Ten Broeck 33- 34— 67 3638—76 New York (NIekro 12-5) at Chicago WP— Schatzeder, Robinson 2. T — 2:40. summer games. Montreal in 1976. Edwin Moses set Jeannette Kerr 37-39—76 (Hoyt 610), 8 :X p.m. Peter Ueberroth, president of paced by Sherry VeaL and Debbie Jim Booros 34- 34-68 A In addition to a telephone the Olympic mark of 47.64 in the 400 Thompson, who slashed three hits Brad Bryont 34-34— 68 Myra Van Hoose 4636 — 76 Colltornia (John 58) at Minnesota Inter-Town Pony All-Stars the Los Angeles Olympic Organiz- Valerie Skinner — 17885. •••ggggggggggggggggggg apiece for the winners. Pam Relscherl Gene Sauers 32- 36-68 3638—76 (Smithson 108), 8:35 p.m. number which will put police into ing Committee, said the man was meter hurdles and Mac Wilkins and Shelly Hoher tapped a pair of Jon Chaffee 34-34-68 Connie ChlllemI 3638— 76 Oakland (Krueger 78) at Seattle contact with 200 volunteer fluent in holds the discus record of 224 feet. Stephanie Farwig 37- 39—76 (Barolas63), 10:35 p.m. Manchester's Inter-Pony League All- son, Joe LeonareJ, Chris Greene, Rich pushing a button to lower the safeties each for the Orioles. Andy Bean 34- 34— 68 languages from Spanish to Esto Buddy Gardner 35- 33— 68 Debbie Melsterlln 37-3 9 -7 6 Saturday’s Gomes Giants 3, Astros 2 Money Star team will take part in the two-day Sullivan. Back row: Jim Cox, Pat scoreboard over midcourt when he J Mary Beth Zimmerman Mike NIcolette 33- 35— 68 37- 3 9 -7New 6 York at Chicago nian and four dialects of Tagalog, became involved in a conversation Dangerous sport? Mike Reid 35-34— 69 Linda Hunt 38- 39—77Oakland at Seattle, night Coventry Pony League Invitational Maguire, Eric Rasmus, Jim Kitsock, there is this helpful hint. Jay Hass 35-34— 69 Cathy Mant 4637— 77 Calltornloat Minnesota, night HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Leaders ;itid forgot where his finger was. Americ;m Tracie Ruiz, favored Mark Hayes 3633— 69 Lynn Adams 38- 39—77Kansas City at Ml Iwaukee, night ObrhM ObrhM Tournament Saturday and Sunday at Shawn Pinto. Missing were: Neal Don’t jail natives of Tim or with The scoreboard crashed tbrougli Mary Delong 39- 38—77 Doran 2b 5 0 11 Gladden cf 3 0 0 0 gggggggggggggggggggggg to win an Olympic gold medal in Basketball Larry Mize 35-34— 69 Boston at Detroit, night Miller Richardson Field in Coventry. Schacknec, Dom Laurinitis. Coaches Indonesians. Keep Albanians the floor. Greg Powers 33- 36—69Cathy Morse 37- 40—77 Texas at Toronto, night Reynlds ss 3 0 1 0 Trillo 2b 3 10 0 away from anyone except Chine.se. synchronized swimming, admits Kay Kennedy 3639— 77 Cleveland at Baltimore, night Walling 3b 4 0 1 0 Baker If 3 111 "He took the scorebmird to tbe (3arv McCord 32- 37— 69 PGA GOLF Play is single elimination. Representing are Ken Sharp, Dick Cichowski, Sam there is danger involved in her Keith Fergus 3633— 69 Debbie Hall 37-40—77 Cruz If 3 0 0 0 COovIs rf 4 0 2 I And keep natives of South floor and through the floor," Gary Plover 35-34— 69 Heather Drew 3639—77 Mmphry cf 4 0 2 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 11, 0 0 Tom Watson 5426,559. 2, Tom Kite Manchester will be (l-n) Front row: Tom Greene and Steve Kitsock. Yemen away from "everyone but sport. Summer League Martha Nause 37-40—77 Eastern League standings Cabell 1b 4 1 1 0 Yonobld 3b 3 0 0 0 5312,571.3, Fred Couples 5293,551.4, Greg Uebberotl) said. "The floor will be Larry RInker 3633— 69 Norman 5286,724. 5, Andy Bean 5286,513. Conklin, Whitney Twitchell, Kevin Wil- Russians." Since the Soviets are "In any sport there is a certain Davis Watson 35-34-69 Cynthia Flgg 3639^77 Puhl rf 4 0 0 0 Nicosia c 3 0 10 brand new by the lime b;i.skelball element of danger," she said. Standings: Northern: Lombardi En Mary Hafeman 37-40—77 Bailey c 4 0 0 0 Welimn ss 3 0 1 1 6, Gil Morgan 5270,163. 7, Ben Crenshaw boycotting the games, if anybody Clorence Rose 34- 35— 69 W L Pet. GB competition begins" I gineers 5-0, Green Hardware 4-1, Don Bobby Clampett 35- 34—Judy 69 Ellis 37-40—77 Scott p 2 0 0 0 Laskey p 2 0 0 0 52588X. 8, Jack NIcklaus 5242,5X. 9, from South Yemen gets arrested "Slaying underwater lor such long U Willis Garage 4-1, Carter Chevrolet 3-2, Nanette CIrco 3641— 77 Albany 59 41 .590 — Solano p 0 0 0 0 Richrd ph 10 10 Gary Koch 52X.941. 10, Craig Stadler Curtis Strange 3633— 69 Glens Falls 57 44 .564 2'/] 5234858. presumably he will get a private times is wliat makes our sport Nassiff Arms 2-3, B8.B Oil 1-4, Lakers Mark Lye 3636— 70 Cathy Reynolds 3642 — 77 Bass ph 1111 Williams p 0 0 0 0 1-4, Glenn Construction 0-5. Kathy Dougherty 39-38—77 Waterburv 55 46 .545 4'/] Dawlev p 0 0 0 0 LPGA (30LF cell. Defect or not defect difficult." Mitch Foil 3634— 70 55 46 .545 4'/] Southern: Eagles 5-0, Indians 4-1, SusI McAllister 3639— 77 Vermont Ashby ph 10 10 1, Patty Sheehan 5185,141. 2, Pat Sports in Hill’s pitching Joe Inman 3634— 70 Buttalo 51 » .X5 8'/] Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Ozones 3-2, Colt 45s 3-2, KnIcks 3-2, John Adams 35-35— 70 Joyce KozmIerskI 39-38—77 Pankvts pr 0 0 0 0 Bradley $165,761. 3, Betsy King SIX,702. Shockers 1-4, Purple Helmets 1-4, Lori West 4638— 78 New Britain 46 55 .455 13'/] Totals X 2 8 2 Totals 21 3 6 3 4, Avako OkamotoS1X,18S. 5, Amy Alcott Committee officials received an Popular nightspot Penguins 0-5. Lon Hinkle 33- 37— 70 44 54 .449 14 Talk About Laid Back! Andy North 38- 32—Lynn 70 Cooke 3640- 78 Nashua Houston mo DM 200— 2 5147,X3.6, Jull Inskter 51X,954.7, Nancy urgent plume call ;iboul the possi Eastern: CBT 5-0, New England Margaret Ward 4638—78 Reading 35 66 .347 24'/] Son Francisco IKOllOOx— 3 Lopez $105852.8, Donna White 593,134.9, Milum not Storrs bound Guess where Bill Arey is this The Champs di.sco is one of the Brad Faxon 33- 37— 70 Thursilav’s Results bility of a visiting iithlete wanting Furniture 4-1, Kerry Blue 3-2, Heavens Rich Dalpos 3636— 70 Shelley Hamlin 3640—78 (3am6wlnnlng RBI — Baker (3). Alice Miller 581,458. 10, JoAnne (iarner keys MB win week, with the world media more popular nightspots at the Devils 3-2, H.W.C. 2-3, Emanuel Luthe- Therese Hesslon 4638— 78 Nashua 6, Buffalo 5,13 Innings DP— Houston 1. LOB— Houston 8, 581,457. STORRS — John Milum, a 6-foot-8 forward out to defect. ro., 2-3, Cheney Tech Beavers 1-4, Gary Marlow 35-35— 70 Albany 6, New Britain 4 invading Los Angeles hungry for UCLA Olympic Village, beingu.sed Rod Nuckolls 363670 Alexandra Reinhardt 3640 — 78 San M E N ’S TENNIS of Hand High in Madison, will not be attending the It turned out to be an athlete Rams 0-5. Hubert Green M .J. Smith 4639^79 Vermont 4, Reading 3,1st, 7 Innings Francisco 5. 2B— Cabell, Bass, Doran, (Assn. otTennIs Protesslonols) VER NON — It was all Kenny Hill in Thursday information? exclusively by foreign athletes. 35-35-70 Vermont3, Reading 2,2nd, 7 Innings 1, John McEnroe $966850. 2, Ivan University of Connecticut on a basketball from Mali merely asking how to L CIndv Pleger 3641— 79 R ic h a r d s . HR— Boker (2). SB— •••••••••••••••••••••a Paul Azinger 3S-35— 70 Glens Falls 16, Waterburv 6 night's Moriarty Brothers-Vernon Orioles Twilight Arey, media rtfffitions manager The entertainment Friday night Joey Rassett 35-35— 70 Beth Solomon 3641—79 Mumphrev Lendl, Czechoslovakia, 5494,300. 3, scholarship because he was not academically gel information on becoming an will be provided by the Busboys. Cathy Sherk 4639 — 79 Friday’s Games (10). Jimmy League clash. The tall, righthanded pitcher turned out of the Los Angeles Visitors Conven Mark O'Meara 37-33— 70 Reading at Vermont accepted by the university's admissions office. exchange student al UCLA ’ Frank Conner 35-35— 70 Jerllvn Britz 39-40—79 IP H RERBBSO Conners S3S78X. 4, Jimmy Arias the best mound performance of the season for the tion Bureau, is on vacation. ;ind on Salurd;iy by Invisible Zoo. Sandra Spuzich 39-40—79 New Britain at Albany Houston X13,148.5, Tomas Smid. Ciechoslovaklo, Milum had signed a Letter of Intent and had Little Miss Gary Hallberg 34- 36— 70 Waterburv at Glens Falls MB's, spinning a one-hit, 7-0 shutout. Reporters who want facts and Roger Maltble 35- 35—Mary 70 Bea Porter 37-42—79 Scott (L 69) 518 4 3 3 3 3 5255,752. 6, Henrik Sundstrom, Sweden, apparently been able to project a 2.0, minimum Eat and run Denise Lavigne 39-40—79 Nashua at Buffalo Solano 28 0 0 0 0 0 5197,7X. 7, Mats Wllander, Sweden, Hill, who faced the minimum of 21 batters, gave upa figures on the City of Angels must Dress up L.A. Craig Stabler 34- 36— 70 Stiturday’s Games standards, but was not accepted by the Richard Zokol 3634— 70 Morlene Strelt 39-40—79 Dawlev 2 2 0 0 0 1 5177851. 8, Andres (3omez, Ecuador, lone single to Vernon's Ron Pizzanello in the bottom of rely on a glossy iirochure the Athletes pressed for lime can Actlan In the Little Miss Softball Bill Kratzert Kathy Postlewalt 3641—79 Nashua at Butfalo San Francisco 5141,0X. 9, Mark Dickson 5)X,S42. 10, admissions office. A tuxedo hire company plans to 33- 37— 70 Reading at Vermont Peter Fleming 5128,1X. the first. The runner was abruptly erased when first bureau will distribute in his League Thursday night at Martin Jeff Mitchell 32-38— 70 Carole Charbonnier 4639— 79 Laskey (W 69) 7 6 2 2 2 5 It's believed Milum may be heading for Iona order box lunches through the "dress up L A .” by donating 250 School saw Krause Florist down Charlotte Montgomery 39- 40—79 New Britain at Albany Williams (S 3) 2 2 0 0 0 1 WOMEN’S TENNIS baseman Steve Chotiner snared a Bobby Marques' absence. Donnie Hammond 3634— 70 Waterburv at Glens Falls instead. Olympics Village food service. tuxedos to the Midnight Mission, Manchester State Bank, 39-10; Fuss & Victor Regalado 3634— 70Muffin Spencer-Devlln 39-40—79 HBP— bvScott(Gladden).T— 2:24.A— 1, Martina Navratilova 51,7X,956. 2, liner and tagged the bag to double off Pizzanello. 'They can stoke up on 2.500 O'Neill outscore Arm y and Navy Club, Tommy Valentine 35- 35— 70 Ruth Jessen 39-4 1 -8 0 5J)X. Hana Mandllkova, Czechoslova Milum averaged 23 points and 13 rebounds per which serves about 1,.500 free 27-17; Nassiff Arms outlast Westown, Lennie Clements 35-35— 70 Carolyn Hill 39-41—80 Eastern League iinescores kia, game his senior year. One recruiting service had Though not overpowering in terms of strikeouts (3), Hold the hot dog, calories with a sandwich of turkey, meals a day to idcoholics and other 17-14; and Sewing Machine Center Chi Chi Rodriguez 35-35— 70 Joyce Benson 39- 41—80 5386827. 3, Chris Evert Lloyd 53X,051. 4, Hill changed speeds and mixed up his pitches to fool cheese and lettuce on pumper thread Hour Glass Cleaners, 30-15. Pom Shriver 5320865. 5, Kathy Jordan ranked him among the top 25 power forward down and- outs. Jay Cudd 3637— 71Marlene Floyd 40- 40—80 Braves 5. Dodgers 1 3-11-1 Vernon into hitting harmless grounders and pop The concessionaire handling the nickel; hard cooked egg. macaroni Beth Rose and Heather Titus each Allison Finney 37-43—80 5145,069. 6, Manuela Maleeva, Bulgaria, recruits in the nation. Mission director Clancy Imis- Kenny Knox 3637— 71 New Britain 310 000 000— 4 10 0 ups throughout. Hill issued one walk. food service for Olympic villages homered twice, Julie Shrlder and Jodie Mudd 37-34— 71 Karen Permezel 42-3 8 -8 0 5124,215. 7, Wendy Turnbull, Australlo, salad, cheese wedge, pepperoni lund said he was .somewhat puzzled Jennifer Long homered and Courtney Margo Stubblefield 4640 — 80 Albany MMOOIOIx— 6 91 ATLANTA LOS ANGELES 51X,195. 8, Helena Sukovo, Czechos says the average athlete eats 14 to Don Bles 3635— 71 Davis, BIrrell (4) and Shealfer; obrhbl ObrhM The closest Vernon came to putting a run on the and wheat crackers, pears, Desautells had six hits for Krause. Beth (3on Forsman 3637— 71 lovakia, 5119,998. 9, Barbara Potter 16 pieces of fruit a day, making it but delighted by the offer. Rick and Cool homered and tripled and Melina aaaaaaaaaai Straker, Dozier (8) and Ashman. W— Ramirz ss 5 1 1 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 5111,278.10, Kathy Horvath, 51W,X7. board came in its final at bat. With two down. Marques oranges, cashews, chocolate pud Bob Shearer 3637— 71 Straker (65); L— BIrrell (38). HR— Trevino c 5 11 1 Andersn ss 4 0 0 0 Expos get Driessen the most popular comestible. Tom Porcaro, who own Rent-A- (Juaglla and Maggie Long played well Corev Pavin 37- 34— 71 NASCAR blasted a long fly to deep center that Moriarty's ding. date nut b;ir, candy bar and defensively far the Bankers. Maribeth Albany, Ashman (3). Wshngtn rf 4 2 1 0 Stubbs 1b 3 12 1 1, Bobby Allison 5396,1X. 2, (Jarrell But the big surprise, he said, is Tux, said they were trying to Willie Wood 38- 33— 71 Hall rf 1 0 0 0 Marshll rf 4 0 1 0 CIN C IN N A TI — The Cincinnati Reds have Buddy Silva snatched just before going over the fence soft drink. Relley homered twice and singled, Mark Brooks 34- 37— 71 Waltrip 5X6,035. 3, Dale Earnhardt the huge number of athlete re "dress up L.A." during the Olym Naelle Labrie had faur hits Including a Boxing waterburv ‘ 013000002- 6 93 Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Landrex 5336,840. cf 3 0 0 4, 0 Cole Yarborough 5X1,875. 5, t'raded veteran first baseman Dan Driessen to the to rob a home run and end the game. Bob Eastwood 35-3671 Kmmnsk If 3 0 0 0 Scloscia c 3 0 1 0 quests for Kimchi, a Korean staple pics by giving the 250 out-of-style hamer and Anne Marie MacDonald Tom Jenkins 3635— 71 Glens Falls 400 022 08x— 16 16 3 Harry (3ant 52X.9X. 6, Bill Elliott Montreal Expos for pitchers Andy McGaffigan The MBs, 9-7-1, scored trios of runs in the first and and Chere Torslello four and three hits aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Buckle, ^ I t h (2), Grow (6), Rodriguez Chmbis 1b 4 0 1 1 Maldond rf 1 0 0 0 52X825. 7, Ricky Rudd 52S78X. 8, Terry of fermented cabbage th,'' is Pass the Info tuxedos to the Mission, along with Frank Fuhrer 35- 36— 71 (8) and Heath; Trullllo, Mckeon (9), ond Hubbrd 2b 3 1 1 0 Reynlds rf 2 0 0 0 and Jim Jefferson. second innings to make it a laugher. An RBI triple by respectively for F&O. Annie O'Brien George Cable 35-36— 71 Labonte5X1870.9, Geoff Bodlne520387D. incendiary when prepared in the There was cau.se for alarm when the shirts and shoes. played well defensively and Renee Karkovlce. W— Trullllo (8-1); L— Johnson 3b 4 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 3 0 0 0 10, Kyle Petty 5191865. Driessen, 33, was batting .281, with seven home Chotiner, his first of two three-baggers, plated the Jim Gallagher 37-34— 71 Major Fight scheduie Smith McMrtry p 3 0 0 0 Honeyett p 0 0 0 0 traditional manner. the Los Angeles Olympic Organiz Outside, an old man .seated on Duva had three hits to pace Arm y and Joey SIndelar 34- 37— 71 CART runs and 28 runs batted in this season for the opening frame's first marker to give Hill all the N o w . (28). HRs— Glens Falls, Sodders 2 (7), Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Zachrv p 0 0 0 0 1, Rick Mears 5510,X1. 2, Tom Sneva ing Committee received an urgent the sidewalk of the building was George Archer 3635— 71 Dodd (15), Karkovlce (8). Whitflld ph 0 0 0 0 Reds. support he needed. Maureen Shannon doubled, tripled Larry Ziegler 35- 36— 71(c-denotes detendlng champion) 5249,036. 3, Mario Andretti 5245,7X. 4, phone call about the possibility of a asked if he would be willing to wear and homered, Renee Tuttle and Tricia Hooton p 0 0 0 0 Roberto Guerrero 52X,766. 5, Geoff The Gas Housers' offense was led by Bill Chapulis (4 Bang, Bang Woody Blackburn 3635— 71 Bream ph 10 0 0 visiting athlete wanting to defect. a tuxedo. He smiled and said: Skinner both homered and Stephanie K.C. Liao 3636— 72 July 29 at Milan — Rocky Lockridge Brabham 5202852. 6, Michael Andretti R B I), Sean Risley, Mike Johnson and Chotiner. each Smith doubled and homered for Nas- Reuss p 0 0 0 0 5X18317, 7, Al Unser Jr. 5182,115. 8, Al One of the most popular video "We heard from the UCLA "Maybe to my own funeral" Mike Gove 3636— 72 vs. Julio Llerena, 10, lunlor lightweights; RedSox7,WhiteSoxO Vail ph 10 0 0 Taylor heads Fame quartet of whom cracked two hits. slff's. Linda Hewitt had a grand slam Kurt Byrum 35-37— 72 Kamel Bou-AII vs. Roberto Castanon, 10, Unser Sr. 5176876. 9, Danny Sullivan and Jennifer Plouffe and Michelle lunlor llghtwelahts. Totals 35 5 5 2 Totals X 1 4 1 5172,9X. 10, Al Holbert 5172861. Moriarty Brothers next game is Monday against Tom Gorman 3636— 72 CHICA(20 BOSTON Atlanta 004 01000b-5 CANTON, Ohio — Charley Taylor, the leading Connelly four hits apiece for Westown. Pat Mc(3owan 34- 38—Aug. 72 2 at Atlantic City, N.J. — PBA BOWLING Herb's Sport Shop at 7:30 at Moriarty Field. Alexia Cruz had five hits Including a ObrhM ObrhM Los Angeles I K OK ODD— 1 1, Mark Roth 5988X. 2, Mike Durbin pass receiver in the history of professional Gary Krueger 35- 37— 72 Terrence Alll vs. Efroln Nieves, 12, RLow cf 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 2 0 Gam6wtnnlng RBI — None. Moriarty's 330 oOl 0 7-12-0 homer, Donna Kurapkot tour hits and Lee [Janlellan 3636— 72 lightweights. 584,640. 3, Rickie Salek 583815. 4, Gil football, heads a quartet of inductees Saturday (our runs scored and Sue Perkins three Aug. 5 ot Tampa, Flo. — John Muoabt Hairstn dh 4 0 1 0 Evans rf 3 2 2 2 E— Anderson 2, Rivera. DP— Atlanta 1. Sllker 579,950. 5, (3arv Skidmore 578,750. ^ 000 000 0 0- 1-2 Soccer tickets not yet delivered Ralph Landrum 3638— 72 into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. HIM and Chapulis; Kurmaskle, Emerson (3rd) and runs scored (or Sewing Center. Kim Fuzzy Zoeller vs. Frank Fletcher,10,mlddlewelghts. Baines rf 3 0 0 0 Miller rf 0 0 0 0 LOB— Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 10. HR— 6, Marshall Holman 577,770. 7, Wayne 2 3638— 72 Pizzanello. Loprire, Kathy Schuetz and Chrlssle Aug. 14 at Atlontic City, N.J. — Roger Splllner p 0 0 0 0 Rice If 4 13 3 Stubbs (8). S— Honeycutt. Webb 577,565. 6, George Poppas, 5718X. Joining Taylor as enshrinees in the 22nd annual Clyde Rego 3636- 72 Smalley 3b 4 0 1 0 Nichols If 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Adams each had two hits (or Hour Raymond Floyd 3637— 72 Staftord vs. Tom my Avers, 10, welter 9, Ted Hannahs 5678X. 10, Mark Baker induction ceremonies are cornerback Willie CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P l) - Complaints have been voiced sembled alter being eliminated in Glass. weights. Walker 1b 2 0 0 0 Armas cf 4 1 1 1 Atlanta 566,4X. With the opening of the Olympic Jack Sprandlln 37- 35— 72 Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Easier dh 4 0 2 1 McMrtry (W 6 61-3 4 1 1 6 4 Brown, offensive tackle Mike McCormack and regarding security, the late arrival prel I m i n ;i ry compel i I ion Bruce ZabrIskI 3634— 72 Aug. 15 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Julian THOROUGHBREDRACING soccer competition slated for Sun of one of the opening match Jackson vs.Curtls Ramsey, 12, super Hill c 3 0 10 Bucknr 1b 4 Bedrosin 0 (S 0 0 10) 2 2-3 0 0 0 2 2 (ComplledbyDallyRocIngForm) defensive tackle Arnie Weinmeister. "We were invited on June 6 and Dave Elchelberger 38- 34— 72 Squires ph 1 0 0 0 Jurak 1b 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles •••••••••••••••••••••a Dave Barr 3639- 73 welterweights; I.E. Jackson vs. Mauro JO C K E Y S — 1, Latltt PIncay 56,253,0X. Post 102 places day at Harvard Stadium, many of parli<'ipants and news photo had 24 hours to decide,” said DIoz, 10, bantamweights; Tyrone Moore VLaw 2b 3 0 10 Gedmon c 4 Honyett 0 (L 0 65)0 4 28 5 5 2 3 2 2, Chris McCarron 558X867. 3, Eddie the tickets have yet to be delivered, Paul Rylz 3635— 73 Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 4 Zachrv 0 1 0 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 graphers being restricted to one Fos.sen. "We had 27 candidates Mike Peck 3637— 73 vs. Tyrone Trice, 10, Super llghtwelehts. Delahoussave54,776,187.4, Angel Cordero Olympic organizers say. end of the stadium. Also, tele assemble,on .luly 9 and .started J.C. Snead 37-36— 73 Aug. 18 ot San Juan, Puerto Rico — c- Gutlerrz ss4 1 10 Hooton 2 0 0 0 2 2 54,557814. 5, Pat Day X8898X. 6, Jorge Chinaglia buys Cosmos Calendar Wllfredo Gomez vs. Azumoh Nelson, 12, Totals 31 0 4 0 TotaN » 7 12 7 Reuss 2 0 0 0 1 1 Velasquez 53850,873. 7, Pat Valenzuela Many of the tickets purchased phones ordered through the l4)s playing July 19 Mark Ptell 3638— 73 Chicago 000000006-0 T — 2:43. A— 40,557. 4 on star squad WBC featherweight title. 53,4X,5B9. 8, Eddie Maple X,024879. 9, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Mike Smith 3639^73 Boston 003040 OOX— 7 NEW YORK — Giorgio Chinaglia, the former for the soccer competition have not Angeles Olympic he.idquarlers "Fortunately, this is the midst of T.C. Chen 37-36— 73 Aug. 23 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Doug Jerry Bailey 5Z977,1X. 10, Robbie Davis 7 yet arrived even though in .some have not been installed, although Jack Ferenz 3637— 73 DeWItt vs. Jim m y Sykes, 12, mld- Gam^wlnnlng RBI — Evans (11). ggggggggggggggggggg### 5Z674835. soccer star with the New York Cosmos, and a Zone Eight All-Star team that will face the Zone One our sea.son so we don't suffer from TODAY dlewelghts. E — W a lk e r. iD P — C h ic a g o 1. TRAINERS — 1, Woody Ste group of investors have acquired controlling instances checks have already locally ordered phones were in the luck of preparation. The dates Baseball LOB— ' All-Stars Sunday night, Aug. 5, at McAuliffe Park in aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Aug. 29 at Atlantic City, N.J. — phens interest in the financially plagued North been cashed. place in the press area. guarantee the players should lie in American Legion Johnny Bumphus vs. Ralph Twinning, 10, Chicago 7, Boston 5. 2B— Hairston, V. 5X9278X. 2, D. Wayne Lukas 52,552,164. East Hartford inclu(les four players from the Monchester at South Windsor (at welterweights. Law, Boggs, Evans, Armas. 3B— Olympics 3, Laz Barrera 52866,7X. 4, Jack Van American Soccer League franchise from Warner Manchester Legion squad. "Just say that there are tickets Only one of the opening night the best form." Ouprev Field), o Aug. 31 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-TIm Evans. Berg 528758H. 5, Ron McAnally Communications. available," Boston University teams - Norway - was present Transactions IP H RERBBSO ggggggggggggggggggg### Chosen from Manchester were pitcher Ken Witherspoon vs. PInklon Thomas, 12, 51,8368». 6, Charles W h 1111 n g h a m soccer coach Hank Steinbrecher for the briefing. The opposition — SATURDAY WBC heavyweight title; Greg Page vs. Chicago 51,7488X. 7, Jerry Fanning 51,X7,X3. 8, Krajewski, third baseman Chris Petersen, outfielder Baseball aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa David Bey, 10, heavyweights; Michael Dotson (L 11-7) 4 10 7 6 0 2 Wlglam Mott 518X889. 9, Robert Bill Masse and infielder Andy DiFazio. said Thursday at a hastily ar Chile — is housed at Annapolis, f 1882*1983 10IST anniversary year American Legion Dokes vs. Mitchell Green, 10, heavy Agosto 128 1 0 0 1 1 OiympicTV scheduie Frankel 51846,916. 10, John (Sosden Stacy stays hot ranged news conference. Md. and is not expected to arrive in Rutland, Vt„ at Manchester (at Baseball Splllner 218 1 0 0 0 4 East Hartford, which was unbeaten at 19-0 in the ODORLESS METHOD Cincinnati— Tradedfirstbaseman Dan weights. 51,517864. The ticket snafu was only one of Boston until hours before the M oriarty Field), 7:30 Sept, lot Youngstown, Ohio— c-Harrv Boston HORSES — 1, Swale 51891,710. 2, TOR ONTO — Recently, golf has been fun for Zone going into today's play, had eight players Little League Driessen ta Montreal (or pitchers Andy Clemens (W 64) 9 4 0 0 3 11 LOS AN G ELES (U P l) — A schedule of several problems plaguing event match Sunday OF ELIMINATING McGatflgan and Jim Jefferson. Arroyo vs. Charlie "White Lightning’' Desert Wine 57378X. 3, Interco 57108X. Hollis Stacy. Why not? She is playing some of the chosen. They were pitchers Jeff Morrow, Tom Manchester Internotlonal at Rock, Brown, 15, IBFIlghtwelghttltle. DoNon pitched to 4 batters In 5th. Olympic telecasts by A BC-TV (the 4, Fit To Fight 56X8K. 5, At The organizers with the start of the Norway's coach Tor Fossen said vine (at Henry Park), 4 Baskalbatl T — 2:34. A -a ,7 5 3 . network will decide on a dally basis best golf of her life. Kisselback and Tim Kiro, second baseman Chris Oenver — Waived forward Anthony Sept. 7 at Reno, Nev. — c-MIchael Threshold S598,XS. 6, Althea 55628X. 6, Spinks vs. Dwight Muhammad Qawl, IS, which sports will be telecast): John Henry 5491,7X. 8, Hero's Honor The 30-year-old golfer is riding a bit of a hot Darby, shortstop Jeff Riggs, catcher Tom Parlante Games just three days away. his .squad had been hastily as- Roberts. world light heavyweight title; c-Carlos (All IIIIMS E O T ) 5411810. 9, (kite Dancer 5411,725. 10, Football Friday, July 27— 9p.m.-11 p.m. streak. She won the U.S. Open two weeks ago and and outfielders John Zazzaro and Brian Marshall. , BROUGHT HOME BY Dallas — Waived free agent rookies, deLeon vs. Alonzo Ratlin, 12, WBC Sabin 54X870. crulserwelght title. Saturday, July 28— 7:Xp.m.-11 p.m. HARNESS RACING Thursday fired her best opening-round score in Also on the squad are pitchers John Steed from YOUR DOG OR CAT wide receivers Steven Brown and Edwin Sunday, July 29 — 11 :X a.m.8 p.m.; 7 some time — a 4-under-par — in the $330,000 du Cambridge, offensive linemen (U.S. Trotting Assn.) 68 Rockville and Ray Romero from Bloomfield; first f lea^ mote than 9 Muit«nci Ihty College wnatling p.m.-12 midnight. DRIVERS — 1, William O'Donnell ran mleci your loved onet flea bitee RadiO/ TV Kevin Callawya, Stefan Wilson, Monday, July X through Friday, Aug. Maurier Classic at St. George's Golf Club. basemen Jeff Johnson of Rockville and John Moreton Chris Delplalne, Brad Pllgard, Scott Hall ot Fame 54,1X,973. 2, John Campbell X,5X,S65.3, The effort vaulted Stacy, who won the title last may pioduce ^mali ret] spots that itch aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa In the 21 years there has been an 3 — 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; 4 p.m.-S:X p.m.; 7 william Gllmour 528638X. 4, Michel of Windsor, second baseman Kevin Kinne of Windsor SPECIAL^^ fbvy ate alM carnets ol diMaM The Blue odorlete Shockley, defensive lineman Willie NCAA wrestling team champion p.m.-12 midnight; 12:Xa.m.-2a.m. Lachance 52,1W,213.5, Carmine Abbatlel- year in Montreal, into a first-place tie with Pat Locks, shortstop Mike Mercier of Windsor Locks, method ti guaranteed to completely eliminate Reae TONIOHT _ ^ , Twyford, tight end Greg Veldman and The Hall of Fame of the Trotter Saturday, Aug. 4 — 10:X a.m.8:X detensive back Reggie Wilson ot Utah. ship, either the University of Iowa lo 51,793,151.6, Herve Flllon 51,717,736.7, Bradley, the 1980 winner. third baseman Toby Lussier of South Windsor and It IS a guarantee backed by our tOI year reputation 5:15 Baseball: Red Sox vs. Tigers, is located at the form er Good Time p.m.; 7 p.m.-12 midnight; 12:X a.m.-2 James Doherty 51844863.8, Walter Cose Fuzzy Zoeller tor reliability W TIC ^ . Stable near Historic Track in or Iowa State has won the title 14 o . m . Jr. 518418X. 9, Mike (iMtIardI Jr. catcher Dan Wice of Bloomfield. Other outfielders 0^ New York (AFC) — Waived detensive PHONE TODAY 8:00 Baseball: Mets vs. Cubs, Sport- times. Iowa has copped the last Sunday, Aug. 5 — 10:X o.m .8 p.m.; 7 51,349,936. 10, John PattSson, Jr.) include Paul Senofonte of Windsor Locks, Curt tackle Scott Herman. Goshen, N.Y. It is a national p. m.-12 midnight; 12:Xa.m.-2a.m. 51,3X,098. T-Shirts and Sneakers 649-9240 sChannel, WKHT Philadelphia — Signed tree-agent NCAA changes TV policy Holmes of Enfield and John Hayes of Bloomfield. Bill 8:00 G H O Highlights, Channel 30 landmark, where free matinee five tournaments, and eight all Monday, Aug. 6 through Fridoy, Aug. HORSES — 1, On The Road Again Exclusively at 8:30 Baseball: Yankees vs. White punters Frank Natividad ond Mike racing programs are held on told. Iowa State has six champion 10 — 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; 3 p.m .-5:X p.m.; 7 51,35X750. 2, Guts 5640,815. 3, Arrnbro Kane of Windsor and Frank McCoy of Rockville are Horan. p.m.-12 midnight; 12:Xa.m.-2a.m. MlSSjON, Kan. — The NCAA Thursday Sox, Channel 11, WPOP , . jn Saturdays during Jui^e. A feature ships. The University of Oklahoma Dazzler 5541,967.4, Baltic Speed 54X,XS listed as utility players. 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It has 3 bed Libyan pullout causes ED GORMAN ASSOCIATES rooms, enclosed porch, work 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER out basement and fireplace. The 2 646-4040 house Is in immaculate condition no stir at Oiympics 2 and Is priced atonly $74,900. Call Bv Martin Lader the secret until the last second, of Comeneci as flame-lighter, it today to see it. United Press Internotlonal would admit only that the lighter of has been said, might be seen as a V. M a illk M M I) lhairti NaiM the flame would be immediately slap at Moscow. Peter Ueberroth, c LOS ANGELES — Libya sud recognized by the world and that president of the LAQOC, has given denly pulled out of the Olympic there might be more than one. no clue whether Comeneci might The action of Libyan strong man Games Friday but caused barely a be chosen. ■ t 7 ripple in excitement building to Moammar Khadafy in yanking his As for Comeneci, who burst onto nation’s six-member team came in 8 Finally building lots with room ward the spectacular Saturday the sports scene in the 1976 games show that opens the two-week a terse annoucement in Beirut by in Montreal with unprecedented to enjoy the great outdoors! sports carnival. the official Libyan news agency: perfect scores on the uneven bars *1, "The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the balance beam, she would ' «■(i Announcing: Nadia Comeneci, not Moammar decided to withdraw from the say only, "It would be a great Khadafy, was the name on the lips Olympics games in Los Angeles.” honor but I have not been asked.” of Olympic fans. The question There was no elaboration, but everyone was asking was whether "The decision is going to be YOU SENSE UIXURY the move was viewed as retaliation and 0ood lasit whan you alap into ina unuaualV boauurui Contamporvy America would break tradition by for the State Department decision based on trying to make a positive w/adid cadar conatruction The parhay entry way laada mlo large livingrm lhal influence on the Games,” Ueber haa a loh A balcony There are glaaa atidora from the dining rm lo a deck A picking a ’'foreigner,” the pixie- Thursday to deny U.S. visas to kiichan m l appliancaa The 3 ba<»ma are on iha m ain level M ih the maalar GLASTONBURY $119,900 ish Nadia, to cap the opening three Libyans described as jour roth said."We don’t want to do badrm having a pnvaiabath/draaaimgrm Tharaiaalaoagamarm oNthaliving Speciaculer view of H anford and located on the 11th fairway, thia lovely MOUNTAIN WOODS rm Lowarlavaliarnilyrm w/liraplaaa.?cargarBgaandlaundryrm Situatadon custom Ranch features 3 bedrooms, kitchen withbuilt-ins, first lloorlaun- ceremonies by lighting the Olym nalists for "security reasons.” anything that takes away from the a wooded landacapad lot "BraathiahlngT'fftlJM. dry. flagstone palio. 2 car garage Call for personalized tour MS-AMO pic flame. Libya thus became the 19th athletes or creates controversy. Always before an athlete from nation to boycott or withdraw from We don't want to do anything to Located on Birch Mt. Road, these the host country has been the final the Olympics — 15 of them further the pain of the 15 countries torch-bearer, touching off an emo Soviet-bloc nations that followed not showing up. 1.5 - 2.28 acre wooded building tional storm of applause as he or Moscow's pullout ostensibly on "The pain is great, just as the /I she emerges onto the Olympic grounds Communist athletes pain was great for our athletes who lots await your inspection. If you track and is recognized by the would not adequately be protected did not get to take part in the crowd. from terrorists. Moscow Games because of the have always wanted to live in But there has been speculation Libya’s athletes — one weighllif- ill-advised boycott. Their pain is Ms. Comaneci, the darling of the ter and five equestrian team strong enough, and it’s not our Manchester— then we invite you 1976 Games where her gymnastics business to rub peoples’ noses in COUNTKV CONNOBSEUR members — had already arrived in Poiaedai ihaiopoM hagentle naa.aiiha and o(a wooded drive. ihiaBoHon home feats stunned the world, might Los Angeles. But there were anything.” ollaraallino aigradianta of a 20Vi oaraury commulabla family home A maalar to inspect these lovely wooded Johnson and Bill Toomey, also a bland of pnvacy. country and adaptability Elavan rma. 4 badrma. 2 batha on share the honor with some well- reports the team’s horses had not nearly 2 acieaof landacapad apace An addlionaiaRpanaa of liwng apace on the known former U.S. athlete —- yet arrived. former decathlon gold medal win- lower level, an open recreation area A 2 additional rma A Do Everything Home lots. For details call: Recently reduced to AIM,NO. 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It would apply not only 643-1591 872-9153 United Press Internatlonol Security subcommittee and a key lo those on Social Security old-age figure in legislation affecting the and disability pensions, but also to 7 WASHINGTON - Rep .1.1 pension program. He said Friday 3 8 million aged, blind and disabled 8 O’Neill backs grand jury action Pickle, head of a key Hou.se he accepts the political inevitabil Americans on Supplemental Se wKy’S'$wii*Jiiiiir subcommittee, warned Friday ity of the cost-of-living increa.se, curity Income, an income-based hut added. "Good election year THE GDLD COAST JUST LISTED! PORTER that a Social Security cost-of-living program paid from general as It Is called In East Hartford. 6 room Shannon-built Colonial Hurry and see this immaculate 3 bedroom colonial that Is just increase this year will lead to politics is not always responsible revenues. with fireplace, garage and priced at only $71,900. bursting with extras! With rec room, fireplace and much more! New over handling of state contracts higher payroll taxes for millions of public poli< y. According lo figures released by American workers in 1985. "Wc should be fully aware of Sen Daniel Moynihan. D-N.Y., an Listing Bv Mark A. Dupuis He said it did bother him that a McGuigan. The Social Security increase was what we ;ire doing, ” Pickle said in average single recipient, now United Press International grand jury was apparently looking The investigation will involve proposed by President Reagan a speech on the House floor. getting $425 a month from Social into his administration but said he allegations of "larceny, bribery Tuesday and the Senate endorsed Social Security benefits are paid Security, would get $12 more with a HARTFORD - Gov. William A. endorsed the investigation. and other illegal activities related the idea Thursday on an 86-.'i vote. from piiyroll taxes — those taken 3 percent cost-of-living increase. O’Neill said Friday he supports a “Of course it bothers me ... but if to state contracts” within the A similar bill has been introduced out of each paycheck for FICA A The average couple’s benefit, now grand jury investigation into al there is wrongdoing I want it Hartford area, Sponzo said in a in the House and few politicians spokesman for the Social Security $700, would rise $21. leged improprieties involving rooted out Ikie anybody else does,” statement. are expected lo oppose the plan Administration estimated the in Social Security benefits arc not M f f i i state contracts, though the impli he said. Assistant State’s Attorney Paul with elections coming in come level subject lo Social based on income, although some cation of wrongdoing in govern "If there is wrongdoing, whether Murray, who works in the chief November. Security taxes will rise from benefits are taxed for better-off SPECIAL CAI ment bothers him. it is in this administration or in any state’s attorney’s office in Walling The 37 million people on Social $37,800 lo $39,300 next year if the recipients. Every 1 itereenl in- Loaded with the extiaa that you'll lovel3 bedrooms, fireplace, POSSIBLE CHFA GO’S O’Neill said he had no idea what other administration, it should be ford, refused to comment on what Security would automatically gel a elderly get a cost-of-living crea.se in the cost-of-living benefit carport, ERA BUYERS PROTECTION and best of all. a realistic Attractive 6 room cape with recent roof and gutters Fireplace the one-man grand jury, appointed rooted out and those guilty should the investigation involved. cost-of-living increhse if inflation increase. would cost Social Security’s trust price! and convenient location near hospital. Immaculate Super Duteh Raised Raneh Thursday by state Chief Court be convicted,” O’Neill said. An earlier one-man grand jury reaches 3 percent in the third The tax would not increase for funds $1.8 billion. Every percen Administrator Maurice J. Sponzo, He also predicted such investiga investigated allegations involving quarter this year Bui under the those who make less lhal $37,800, tage point increase in SSI would Manchester 889,900 Manchester $86,900 would involve since the matter is tions are likely to be a standard the award of contracts in the Senate bill, benefits will rise lo hut millions of other workers cost the Treasury $80 million. Colonial with many extras. 8 rm, 3 bed- 3 bedrooms, knock-out family rm. with being handled by the judiciary and feature of government in the days Department of Transportation. match the 1984 third quarter would feel the bite. There were There already is money in the BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. ' room Colonial with 13 x 25 ft. fireplaced brick raised hearth floor to ceiling fire not executive branch. since the Watergate scandal. Former Transportation Com inflation rale even if it is below the about 14.5 million individuals budget lor the cost-of-living in REALTORS living room. 14 x 25 first floor famfly rm. place. Eat-in kitchen plus formal dining "I don’t have any idea what Sponzo, a Superior Court judge, missioner Arthur B. Powers 3 percent trigger earning $:J5,000 or more in 1982, the. crease because economists antici- Day Rm. IV2 baths. Finished basement. 2 rm. Private park-like yard great for chil they’re looking at myself,” O’Neill named fellow Judge Francis X. pleaded guilty to two counts of While inflation is now nmning at most recent figure available, ac liated inflation would be high 189 WEST CENTER STREET car garage. . Hennessey to conduct the investi second-degree hindering prosecu (Corner of McKee) 1S r dren. 2 car garage. 12 x 16 deck. told reporters after a State Bond about 3 percent, it could dij) in the cording to the Census Bureau enough to trigger a rise in benefits Commission meeting at the gation, which was requested by tion as a result of that third quarter. The planned increase in Social this year So allowing the increase ______646-2482 Capitol. Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. investigation. Pickle, a Texas Democrat is Security benefits would I; Ire effect will not change budget projections. i