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■ ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (A P) - Va., to Ocean City, Md. and G Hurricane Charley, its punch less-severe hurricane watches and dwindling, lashed the mid-Atlantic gale warnings were in effect from coast with high winds and heavy Sandy Hook, N.J.. to Chatham, rains today, after forcing the Mass. evacuation of thousands of coastal At 10 a.m., Charley’s center was residents and dumping torrential near latitude 38.5 north and longi­ rains on North Carolina’s Outer tude 74.0 west, about 75 miles Banks. southeast of Atlantic City, N.J. The The storm was blamed for at storm was moving north-northeast least four deaths, authorities said. at 10 to 15 mph, and was expected By midmorning, as Charley to continue moving parallel to the headed northward over cooler coast. waters, its 75 mph winds were Charley is relatively small, with “ mainly in a few squalls over the gale-force winds extending about open water,” the National Weather 125 miles from the eye on the Service said. storm’s eas’tern semi-circle and “We expect it to gradually some 50 miles to the western side. decrease in the next 12 to 24 Case said. hours,” said hurricane forecaster Bob Case. Hurricane warnings were dis- . continued over Chesapeake Bay, Area gets but continued "from Ocean City, Md., to Sandy Hook, N.J. These might be discontinued by early ready for afternoon, the weather service said. “ There are some indications the storm may ■ be weakening and hurricane turning more toward the northeast Herald photo by Tucker this morning with the center By George Layng remaining offshore,” the weather and John Mitchell A commuter bus splashes through the puddles on Route Manchester and other towns to prepare for problems that service said. “ This reduces the Herald Reporters • 83 this morning. This weekend's rain, and the threat of might arise if the hurricane crashes into Connecticut. threat to the New Jersey coast.” more from Hurricane Charley, prompted officials in The storm hit New Jersey’s With thoughts of last Sep­ south shore thi^ morning with tember’s Hurricane Gloria still on driving rain, winds at 50 mph and their minds, officials in Manches­ gusts to 65 mph. Atlantic City ter and area towns took steps today reported heavy rains and reported to prepare for another blast of IsraelkSoviet talks end unexpectedly 54 mph winds at8a.m., forecasters severe weather that had the said. potential to knock out power, The death toll included three damage property and leave roads Bv Masha Hamilton the 1967 Six-Day War. a date had been reached. weapons supplier to Arab states people aboard a small plane that cluttered with tree limbs. The Associated Press Israel sent Foreign Ministry Gol said the Soviets v/anted such as Syria and Libya. crashed into the Chesapeake Bay However, officials said they did Deputy Director-General Yehuda future talks to cover three mat­ near Baltimore during a not expect Hurricane Charley, An Israeli source told The HELSINKI, Finland - Israeli Bar-On to Helsinki to advise its ters: Soviet-owned property in the hurricane-spawned storm Sunday.' which was off the New Jersey Associated Press earlier: “The representatives pressed Krermlin delegation. Jewish state, operations of the Authorities said two bodies were shore this morning and moving up delegates on Jewish emigration talks did not break up in anger. recovered from the bay and the the Atlantic coast, to cause as A Foreign Ministry official in .Soviet intrasection in the Finnish from the Soviet Urtion and Middle “ For our part, the Israeli delega­ third victim was believed dead. many problems as Gloria did. Jerusalem said, "The Russians Embassy and consular matters East armament today, an Israeli tion presented a demand that the And a Manteo, N.C., woman died Forecasters said the storm, pack­ didn’t have any authority to make relating to Soviet citizens living in official said, before the two coun­ Soviets permit freer Jewish emi­ when her car apparently slipped ing 75 mph winds, would bring rain decisions. It wa? a forum simply Israel. gration. The Soviets said they will into a canal on an Outer Banks and flooding to the region. tries’ first official talks in 19 years “ We told them that any such visit for exchanging information.” take that back to their govern­ causeway Sunday, state police Manchester officials met this broke off unexpectedly after just 90 ' must be reciprocated,” Gol said. minutes. Even so, he expressed official ment,” the official said, speaking said. morning to review emergency Israeli officials nonetheless ex­ satisfaction. “ The high expecta­ “ We for our part presented the on condition of anonymity. The causeway was. flooded and procedures and plan for any pressed satisfaction with the trun­ tions were by the press, not by us. position of the government vis-a- Soviet officials rejected an Is­ reported impassable Sunday even­ problems that might arise. Assist­ cated discussions, originally sche­ We’re pleased by the very fact that vis Soviet Jews and expressed our raeli suggestion made through the ing. Elsewhere on the Outer ant Town Manager Steven duled to last two days, and said the talks took place.” views over the Prisoners of Zion,” Finnish Foreign Ministry that the Banks, a foot of water surged into Werbner said that the town’s both sides agreed to hold future The meeting was held under a reference to Jews who have been delegates shake hands in the the Dare County Courthouse in emergency operations center, lo­ meetings. tight security in the Government jailed in the Soviet Union, usually presence of photographers before Manteo, flooding was reported in cated in the Municipal Building, “ The meeting was- held in a Compound in Helsinki’s historic charged with activity against the the talks began, Israeli officials the Stumpy Point community and will not be used. candid and concrete atmosphere," district. state. said. water was 2 to 3 feet deep on the Werber said officials do not Israeli Foreign Ministry spokes­ Gol did not say how or when He said the Soviets did not make Israel says 400,000 of the Soviet north end of the Oregon Inlet expect much damage from the man Ehud Gol said at a news contacts would resume, but indi­ any response to Israeli concerns Union’s 2.5 million Jews have bridge, authorities said. storm, but if problems do arise and conferenc#' “^ e both were able to cated they would take place about Soviet Jews. taken steps to emigrate, but are Charley caused power outages the situation becomes serious, the present our positions. We agreed to through the Finnish Embassy, He said Israel also “ emphasized kept from doing so by the govern­ and flooding of up to 3 feet but little emergency operations center will continue contacts later within the which represents Soviet interests the danger in the arms race in the ment. Thirty-one Jews were allo- damage on North Carolina’s Outer be opened. He said town crews proper diplomatic channels.” in Israel, and the Dutch Embassy, Middle East. We emphasized the lowed to do so. Banks on Si/nday. As many as have checked the town’s genera­ The Soviet Embassy said it had which represents Israeli concerns risk of supplying sophisticated Western diplomats and officials 10,000 tourists and residents flee­ tors, dams, streams and catch no immediate comment on the in Moscow. weapons which are one of the close to the talks said the Soviets ing the fragile islands jammed basins to make sure they can talks, the first official Soviet- He sqid the Soviets suggested reasons for the tensions in our had agreed to the Helsinki session roads to the mainland for a handle runoff and extra use. Israeli discussions since the Krem­ sending a delegation to Israel in region.” in hopes of gaining a larger role in short-lived evacuation. Werbner said if residents have lin broke relations with Israel over October, but that no agreement on The Soviet Union has been a key efforts for an Arab-Israeli peace. The hurricane knocked down questions or problems, they should trees and signs on Virginia's call town officials at 647-3035. If the mainland Sunday evening and left town does have information to pass about 110,000 people without along it will be transmitted on 9 power, but caused no major radio aiation l^KHT. Colleges struggle to make aid known damage, authorities said. Manchester Parks Superintend­ The storm also washed out a ent Robert Harrison said his 250-foot section of Harrison’s Pier, department has chain saws, ropes Bv John Yearwood this year. PRESID ENT REAGAN has pro­ compared to other funds such as a Norfolk landmark. and “ skyladders” ready to be used The Associated Press posed huge cuts in federal finan­ work-study. The organization says Hurricane warnings discon­ THE DROP HAS occurred even cial aid since 1981. But Congress 16.9 percent of the nation’s college tinued today from Cape Charles, PleaM turn to page 8 NEW BRITAIN - With tuition though tuition this year will be has rejected the president’s prop­ students received loans in 1975-76 going up and students looking for $1,277 for an incoming freshman at osals and steadily increased stu­ compared to more than 52 percent ways to finance their educations, it Central compared to $1,179 last dent aid programs since the in 198.5-86. figured that financial aid offices at year, with an estimated total cost 1982-83 fiscal year up to an Connecticut colleges would be of $5,200 for the 1986-87 school year. estimated $14.7 billion in the “ OUR DECREASE in student TODAY’S HERALD busier than ever this summer. The drop in demand for federal current fiscal year. loan applications is due to string­ But the demand for loans and assistance is also being expe­ Madeleine M. Longano, a public ent rules and regulations. I also grants has been so slow that rienced at Western Connecticut affairs assistant with the National assume there will be less Guaran­ Watch for hurricanes Central Connecticut State Univer­ State University in Danbury, East­ Association of Student Financial teed Student Loan money for Windy with rain tonight. Low in sity in New Britain distributed a ern Connecticut State University Aid Administrators in Washington, 1986-87,” said Veronica O’Dette, the mid-60s. Chance of rain 90 news release last month hawking in Willimantic and Southern Con­ D.C., has another theory on why director of financial aid at UConn. percent. Mostly cloudy Tuesday the availability of funds. necticut State University in New the number of requests for federal More than 6,500 UConn students with a 50 percent chance of “ We do not want students who Haven, Resnick said. Others s a y . assistance are down nationally. received $9.7 million in financial 6 showers. High in the 70s. Cloudy may be strapped financially for the same pattern has developed at “ Applications may be down aid last year, according to O’Dette. with showers Wednesday. Details funds to postpone o r i m S i p college the University of Connecticut, at because there is a lot more She has not calculated figures for on page 2. because of the misconception that private institutions in the state and paperwork involved. The applica­ the upcoming academic year. student aid is not available,” at other schools across the tion process has become more Tuition this year at UConn will Central President F. Don James country. cumbersome,” she said. be $1,220 for an incoming fresh­ Index said in urging parents and students Resnick attributes the de­ Longano said the federal Depart­ man, compared to $1,090 last year. to research what financial aid is creased demand to Reagan admin­ ment of Eklucation in May asked She said total cost for a freshman Comic panel debuts 16 pagpi, 2 ••cUono available. istration attempts to cut federal schools to revise their verification this year has been estimated at 14 Lottery. Frank Resnick, Central’s finan­ support for college students. procedures. Most financial aid $6,300. “ SNAFU.” a comic panel by Classified - 15-16 Obltuarles- cial aid director, said last week “ Widespread fears on the part of applications were due in Febru­ At Yale University in New Bruce Beattie, debuts today in the that he’s received, only 1,650 parents and students that ade­ ary, and the new rules meant two Haven, about $25 million in public Manchester Herald. The offbeat Comlcs______6 Opinion___ applications for federal financial quate federal grants and loans will additional forms had to be com­ and private assistance has been panel, free of the boundaries Connecticut__ 5 People------aid compared to 2,200 last year, or not be available simply are not p le te after that deadline, she said. allocated for more than 2,000 required for editorial cartooning Entertainment 14 Sports _ _ a drop from 17.1 million in loans accurate,” he said in his news Her organization reports that students, said Jacqueline Foster, and even for comic strips, will Focus______13 Television _ and grants last year to $3.1 million release. more students now rely <>n loans. director of financial aid. appear daily on the comics page. Local news— 3, 6 U.S.AWorld. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug, 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 18. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Manchester/Area 8th fights Towns In Brief to retain Connecticut forecast Wilson sets up campaign office Central and, Eastern Interior: Flood watch in Edward J. Wilson, independent candidate for state representa­ veto rights effect for today. Rain heavy at times today with tive from Manchester’s 13th Assembly District, has set up a areas of flooding possible. A few thunderstorms campaign headquarters at 503 E. Middle Turnpike near Woodbridge Street. By George Loyng likely. Highs in the mid-70s. Wind east 15to20mph. Herald Reporter Chance of rain 90 percent. Windy with rain tonight. Nicholas LaPenta, treasurer for Wilson’s campaign, who Lows in the mid-60s. Wind northeast 20 to 30 mph. announced the opening of the candidate’s headquarters, said Wilson will announce plans for his campaign after Labor Day. The Eighth Utilities District Chance of rain 90 percent. Mostly cloudy Tuesday Board of Directors is scheduled to \ with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the Wilson resigned from the Republican Town Committee and vote tonight on endorsing a prop­ \ 70s. Cloudy with showers Wednesday. Today In withdrew from the Republican Party in order to run as an osal urging residents to defeat a West Coastal and East Coastal: Hurricane watch independent candidate against Democrat John Thompson and referendum question this No­ in effect. Rain and thunderstorms today. Becom­ Republican incumbi nt Elsie Swensson, who is seeking her fourth vember that would remove the term in the House of Representatives. a OOC3 ing windy with highs in the low 70s. Chance of rain history district’s power to veto an attempt 90 percent. Wind east increasing to 20 to 35 mph by Wilson has criticized Swensson’s support of Richard Bozzuto of to merge it with the town. O f l o a Watertown, the party-endorsed candidate for governor, because afternoon. Very windy tonight with rain and Among those born, The November ballot item, if thunderstorms. Lows in the 60s. Wind northeast on this date was: of what Wilson regards as Bozzuto’s liberal stand on social a O O D issues. approved, would change the Town J increasing to 30 to 40 mph possibly higher. Coastal Defense Secretary! Charier so that only one. townwide C t Q ^ C 3 flooding possible at time of high tide. Chance of Caspar Weinberger,' vole would be needed to approve rain 90 percent. Cloudy Tuesday with a 50 percent in 1917. Bolton town meeting canceled consolidation. Currently, a separ­ o OdQ chance of showers. Highs in the 70s. Cloudy ate favorable district vote is Wednesday with a chance of showers. BOLTON — A town meeting scheduled for tonight to give needed to proceed with a merger — 0 ODO Northwest Hills: Flood watch in effect for today. voters the chance to approve reopening teacher negotiations has a requirement that gives the Rain heavy at times with areas of flooding been canceled, the town’s administrative assistant said this independent utilities authority the O o O C 3 Almanac morning. opportunity to reject a consolida­ possible. A few thunderstorms likely. Highs in the Herald photos by Tucker mid-70s. Wind east 15 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 90 Karen Levine said that the meeting was called off because the tion proposal. percent. Windy with rain tonight. Lows in the Today is Monday, Aug. 18. the Stephen W. Kearney captured Board of Finance received some additional information on the Brad Pearce of Provo. Utah, returns a sity. Pearce, who beat Testerman 1-6, The district board is also sche­ mid-60s. Wind northeast exit presumably would favor a merger, Low times along with a few thunderstorms today into department was telling a lie olives, 20 gallons of sauce and 220 Unemployment claims increase renovate the entire building at Kraatz said. He said the town has be provided on the third floorof the a single, townwide vote would pounds of crust? some point in the near future and no permit or other proof that the likely approve consolidation. tonight. when he took the podium, and Unemployment compensation claims filed in Manchester for building Temperatures A pizza that measured 16 feet do not want to pay the extra cost of Jackstons’ building has been oper­ they encouraged him to fib some the two-week period ending Aug. 9 were up 10.8 percent, The Jackstons were ordered to Also on the agenda for tonights more. by 16 feet and weighed about 650 placing temporary kitchen facili­ ating as a rooming house put in the exit by July 31. Kraatz according to the state Labor Department. ties in the rooms — some of which meeting is a report by Insurance Across the nation Chief Darrel Pepper was one of pounds. It was prepared Satur­ ’’There was never a rooming said He said a court date has not Of the 838 claims filed with the Manchester office, 210 were new will be eliminated. house permit nt this location" he Commi.ssioner Thomas Landers, the contestants trying to deceive day for the opening of the hei'n set who is expected to report on the Hurricane Charley sent rain into the Atlantic claims, the department said. This included 138 new temporary Phyllis Jackston said today that said. FRONTS: his way to an award Saturday in Alexandria Mall. Phyllis Jackston was unaware of final figure.s on liability and Coast states today while thunderstorms were claims. the renovation eould include 14 to The building was inspected last the liars’ contest at the Oregon Actress Deborah Shelton, who Kraatz.’s decision to go to court to automobile insurance coverage widely scattered across the West. Statewide claims for unemployment benefits for the period 16 luxury apartments, although fall, when violations at another Warm-v^ Cokj-v^ Heritage Festival at Oregon portrays Mandy Winger on the enforce the order She said she the district purchased in July. dropped to a weekly average of 30,196, which was 442 less than the definite plans were not eomplete. building prompted the town to look wished the town would wail for her Coastal flood warnings were issued for the State University. television series “ Dallas,” was The meeting is scheduled to average for the same period last year, the department said. She said they are meeting with at other, older apartments on the to finalize her future renovation Occluded Stationary ■ Delaware Bay and Atlantic coastal areas of Pepper told a story about a on hand for the pizza party. So begin at 7 p.m in the district Maryland and New Jersey, while flood watches architects about the plans, which street, Kraatz said plans for the building before taking burro that got stuck in a swamp. was Shane Clark, district Muscu­ firehouse at 32 Main SI, were posted for much of New Jersey, the New York have been discussed with the town. A rooming house usually com­ action He didn’ t win any prizes. lar Dystrophy poster child for Help sought for phobia program “ This (appeal) is to give them City metropolitan area, Long Island and extreme Appropriately enough, the 1986. time to decide what they’re going National forecast eastern Pennsylvania. The town’s Human Services Department is looking for chief said that a friend told him a todo” said Manchesterattorney Rain and thunderstorms associated with Char­ volunteers interested in serving as aides for phobic persons, as Showers are forecast Tuesday along the Atlantic coast and in the lie to get himtoenter the contest. part of a pilot program for those in the community with Joseph Brennan, who represents ley extended along the mid-Atlantic Coast, across the Jackstons. "Certainly if the “ Well, I’m Used to being agoraphobia and other disorders. Southwest. Cooler weather is expected in the East. southwest Virginia and the western Carolinas. regulations say something, we’ll around people who don’t tell the Lottery The Phobia Aide Program, run in conjunction with the Mount truth.” Pepper said. . have to do it.” Sinai Hospital Phobia Service and the Mental Health Association At the center of debate is the 650-pound pizza Connecticut daily: of Connecticut, will train people to provide support and definition of the building. The Saturday: 964 desensitization to those who suffer from phobic disorders. town, after an inspection by the ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) - The program, scheduled to begin this fall, will be the first of its Building Department, has classi­ What do you get when you mix 30 Play Four: 5554 kind in a non-hospital setting, according to a news release from fied the building as a tenement. PEOPLE the Human Services Department. Kraatz said. People interested in becoming volunteers or participating in Housing code regulations re­ the training sessions may call the Human Services Department quire that tenement units have me. at 647-3092 by Sept. 5, their own kilehen facilities, whieh Smile for beauty music star Whitney Houston; Diandra include sinks, ovens and refrigera­ She admitted a weakness for cookies, Douglas, documentary filmmaker and wife tors. town officials said. First Lady Nancy Reagan says a good however. “ One year my staff had a birthday of Michael Douglas, and model Paulina smile is a large part of beauty, but that party for me and only cookies were served,” Porizkova. life-long discipline at the dining table also is she said. Reagan said it takes more than a figure to important. The other women who credit sensible diet be beautiful: “ A special smile — wonderful Shopping “ Good sensible eating habits are instilled and exercise for their beauty are actresses laughter — that’s beauty." ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. when you are young," she said in Sep­ Cybill Shepherd, Meredith Baxter Birney, center plans Robert J. Smith, liK tember’s Harper’s Bazaar magazine. “ As a Lisa Bonet, Priscilla Presley and Barbara INSURANSMITHS INSURANSMITHS SINCE doctor’s daughter, that was certainly true for Carrera; CBS anchor Maria Shriver; pop Turn back the clock Billie Jean King says tennis has changed so eyed by PZC much that she’d like to turn back the clock 20 1914 years. The Geal Development Co. of The former star said she didn’t know if Hartford will ask the Planning and she’d be today’s top player, but “ I would Zoning Commission tonight to 649-5241 have been right up there.” modify site plans for a 20.000- square-foot shopping center it 65 E. Center Street King, who now spends most of her time Birthday Blast Manchester, Ct. On this day in 1834, Mount Vesuvius erupted. Also, a plans to build off of SpencerStreet. promoting TeamTennis, an indoor league, The PZC. which has scheduled a said the biggest difference between her and far more famous eruption of this powerful volcano — business meeting for 7 p.p. in the Martina Navratilova add Chris Evert Lloyd the eruption that buried Pompeii — marks its 1,907th Lincoln Center hearing room, is that she had five knee operations while approved the original plan in April. OLDER AMERICANS EXPLORE SECOND CAREER they’ve had no serious injuries. anniversary this Sunday. The citizens of Pompeii had The plan calls for a 15,120- ’-“Knowing what we do now about condition­ thought Vesuvius would never erupt again. 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In the original plan, the Blimpies tember 11 and 12 with morning, afternoon, and evening thinking about leaving Italy for good after a and Dunkin Donuts were in one classes available. a special Late I run-in with Italian currency law. FRIDAY’S ANSWER —- A person can receive early retire­ building, planning officials said. “ Perhaps it is time to put down roots ment benefits from Social Security at age 62. The modified plans show them in The course is ideal training for mature individuals who want Flr^. (Umit one T-shirt per person witti thfe \ somewhere else, but where would I go?” said &.18-86 t Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 separate buildings, while the retail to continue working after retirement or who are retired and Paid admission required.) the film director of “ Romeo and Juliet” and building is moved slightly to the want to go back to work. Classes are held over a 13 week pe­ the Richard Burton-Elizabeth Taylor “ Tam­ back of the site. riod. An experienced Block instructor will guide students ing of the Shrew.” A Newspaper in Education Program The parcel, a 2.16-acre site zoned through various phases of income tax preparation. Class- Sponsored by Zeffirelli, 63, is appealing his May Business III. is located near the work will include discussion, practice problems and actual currency law conviction which stems from The Manchester Herald Hillstown Road intersection. experience preparing individual tax returns. New tax laws Itis America! his issuing three checks in the United States, The commission will also con­ will be explained. sider a zone change and general totaling $37,000, off an Italian bank without Graduates of the course will leave with a practical skill they proper approval. He faces a year in prison site plan sought by Visions Unlim­ ited Inc. of Tolland. The company can put immediately to use. It’s a challenging way to earn and a $500,000 fine. Manchester Herald extra money and continue to be a productive member of the “ The English gave me my first chance in wants to rezond a 14.8-acre site at 205 Oakland St from Residence A work force. Plus, there is always a need for people with tax theater, the Americans financed most of my u s e s 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 271 and Rural Residence to Planned knowledge. films. It’s so depressing to belong to a Residence Development to allow country that does not encourage its own Publlthad dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Qualified course graduates may be offered job interviews and certain holidays by the Man­ for a 96-unit condominium talent.” he said. weekly, $6.50for.one month, $10.25 for positions with Block. Many of Block's employees find chester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard for three months, $36.50 for six development. Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.()0 for one year. This request was tabled by the the flexible hours a plus. 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Courses are (behind Pfiefer) wear Eastwick High sweatshirts as they cheer for their team home,” Keeshan, SO, said Saturday at the If you're unable to reach your ear­ A llfr Kivf* Savings arc in effccl ruiw liiro u j(ii end f>( the 1‘AWi Kca.son (Kvery day ttirouKii l,af>or Uav Weekends in Seplem ter. j developer Edward Lapidusfor a being offered at various area locations. Train and Padd!el>oats f Uiw* at dusk lk*a< ii and Walerslide are separate admissions and also df<&e at dusk Sunday at a celebrity softball game between the cast of television’s "Spenser Kansas City Zoo. He also said he's concerned lier, call subacriber service at 647- The Manchester Herald la a mem­ MKKSHKY is a trademark used undf.T license about the number of children living in 0946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber of the Associated Press and a 16-acre site off Parker Street . for Hire” and the cast of “Witches of Eastwick," a motion picture being filmed There will be no public hearings poverty. m. Saturdays for guaranteed dellv- member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ in the Boston area. The “Witches of Eastwick” team won 20-4 in the ary In Manchester. culations. tonight. CBS dropped Captain Kangaroo two years rain-soaked game, which was held In Bostqp. ago. I 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug, 18 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. Aug II. W — S OPINION GOP candidates vie for attention By Judd Eyerhormert party endorsement at the Republican gubernatorial prim­ The Anoefoted Press weeks between the primary and convent sn. ary since the general election. D'.Amore said Bot his two rivals Deptry House But m 197t Meskin was not about half of that has been raised. 4th panel Ha r t f o r d — Repubhean Majority Leader JoIieD Belagaof facing an incambent Then-Gov Meanwhile, the candidates are state Chainnan Thomas J D A- Westport and former state Sen John N Ckrmpsey wasn't seeking more Jr says that esen wlrh only planning a senes of debates as n Gerald Labnda of Naugatuck had another term and the Democrats another means of generating Jack three weeks remaining before the enough coirvenncn support to pm up former U S Rep Emilio Q publicity three-way GOP gubematona! qualify for a primary Mim" Daddano of Hartford needs aid Anderson primary it s hard to get voters Four have been scheduled and interested in the race The winner of the Sept 9 contest I'm very optimistic about the more are likely One is planned .a win face Democratic Gov Witham primary its e lf D .Amore said T fs a tough time of the year Aug X to be aired by Valley Cable The Independence Day Committee has put be said -It always takes some A O'Neill in November T've been saying for two years A ision which serves the D .Amore had hoped for a prtm.- new that without oce the pany and out another quiet call for help and somebody start-up time and there s still some Naugatuck-.Ansonia area: the se­ time left " ary seeing it as the surest way to the individual who bad the nomina­ cond IS Sept I on W EU radio the had better heed it. In the weeks since the July give Uie GOP and its candidacy tion would have a very tough time third on Sept 4 on WPOP radio in Even before this year’s Independence Day nominating convention the three some much-needed pcbl’cny knocking off Bill O'Neill " Newington and the fourth on Sept. celebration, some members of that small ad candidates have been criss­ 'The Republicans have-woo the The Republican State Central 5 on Connecticut Public Teieviswo Reagan keeps crossing the sta'e making governor's office only ooce since Committee which D'.Amore hoc group of community-minded volunteers speeches shaking hands holding Tonight. Belaga officiallv opens the 1960s That was in 1970 with heads is trying to raise S3M «M a campaign office in Wethersfield were admitting they were a little burned out news conferences and most all Thomas J Meskill of New Britain that will be spent on behalf of the tnnng to raise money .Also tonight Bonuto plans a who D .Amore likes to point out winner of the primary for such and were hoping to get some more volunteers Former stare Sen Richard C SI.M9-a-plate dinner in Southing- EUTN06I/1S hands off in was the winner of a GOP primary things as television commercials to handle the myriad details of planning next Bozzuto of Watertown won 'he foe His press secretary said more that year There has not been a and other services over the eight than 150 tickets had been sold year’s day-long event. It is quite obvious the job of planning the Bush ’88 bid celebration is one that can best be completed State swords sold to appraiser in ’81 by an organization with a ready supply of manpower. There are a number of them in WASHINGTON — President Reagan will not HARTFORD lAP^ - Docu­ Flayderman the museum s offi­ Manchester and one should come forward endorse Vice President George Bush as his Dbrary officials had no rec'ord of from the museum ments • obtained from the State cial appraiser said Fnday he was the sale s being approved by the successor unless and until Bush makes it out of the with an offer of assistance. Library show that m.ore rhan half asked in 1900 to give a .rough Library Board despite a state Museum director David White 1988 Republican Convention as the party’s The present committee has completed the of the antique sword collection in appraisal of the museum s total statute that the board must ap­ said he did not realize until 1994 candidate. the state museum was sold 'o the collection of ah'ut ITO.swords prove the sale of all museum that board approval was needed difficult groundwork over the past three The president’s reasons are both personal and man who appraised them items for trades White was forced to years and is willing to stay on for at least Washington Today political: Sen. Paul Laxalt. R-Nev., one of The documents show that about He said he la'er was asked to bid take a 30-day unpaid leave when Disposal of the state s collec­ the state police report was Reagan’s closest friends and a conservative’s AP 90 antique swords were sold to on 'hem, He desenbed the mostly- another year to work toward a smooth Norman Flayderman of New Mil­ released conservative, has decided to seek the GOP !9Th-cemury .Amencan and Euro­ tions has been a recent issue after transition with another group. ford for about 200 in 190! The pean collei'tior as garden vanety state police reported an investiga­ nomination. The eight-member library board • But calls for volunteers from the DIe-ln documents were obtained b> The mediocre swords Flayderman tion shewed that hundreds of has scheduled a special meeting Reagan has told his .super-loyal vice president, Hartford Couranr under the Free­ said ihe rare ore< were kept by the thousands of dollars worth of community have not produced results and Demonstrators stage a “die-in” outside the gates of the Tuesday to discuss the -Cblt Elderly seek more clout gently but firm ly, that he must fend for himself dom of Information .Ac' museum. antique firearms had been trad^ collection the time has come for some organization to through the caucus and prim ary season and the Electric Boat Division of General Dynarnics Corp in .assume the responsibility. convention itself. An unequivocal statement from Groton Saturday while the USS Nevada submarine was By Donald M. Rothberg Reagan that he considers Bush the best man If that does not happen, it is a good bet that are most likely to go to the polls. Medical care is likely to be the commissioned inside the shipyard. About 12 people would give the vice president a tremendous Not only are the elderly more big issue as the next presidential were arrested during the protest. Rowland urges aggressive ROW drive the committee will continue on alone. Its advantage. WASHINGTON - Young vo- likely to vote, but the average campaign gets rolling. members are not willing to see the townwide ter.s get a lot of attention from “ Morethan once.” a high-level administration age of the population is higher The AARP official noted that a Bv Daniel Beegan thonties stared flatly in February celebration die. politician.s. but their parents and source told us. “ the president (told Bush). In all 2 441 .American fighting that DI.A and people around the and voters 65 and older now lot of discussion is already under The Associated Press men are unaccounted for from the that they were not holding Schwab president although not the presi­ grandparents wield far more ‘Obviously I ’m going to .stay neutral until after the And if the committee does have to proceed outnumber teenagers for the way about making Medicare a Vietnam War Rowland said al­ The fact they lied to him about dent himself want to put this to political clout and are moving to convention, and then I ’m going to work for Connecticut In Brief without the help of any oganization, there is first time since 18-year-olds got means-tested program with be­ W.^SHINGTON - Vietnam s though most are presumed to have Schwab he said indicates they rest ■' Rowland said “ We were increase their influence. whichever candidate comes out.” ’ decision to release an .American the vote in 1972. nefits limited to people who can been killed may be lying when they deny that asking too many questions: getting something those who attend the celebration Sources close to both Reagan and Bush say the veteran jailed for 16 months is a The American Association of Those numbers send a clear demonstrate a financial need. NU to restart Millstone units Rowland traveled to Vietnam in ■Americans who fought in the war too many answers and using it as a can do on their own. vice president, out of a sense of propriety, has sign the Reagan administration are still beinst held in captivity wedee to get action ” Retired Persons, which claims message to politicians: Don’t February as part of a congres­ One of the problems faced by the membership of 23 million people Most elderly groups vehe­ never asked the president for his endorsement. “ I W.ATERFORD — Northeast Utilities worked to restore all should become more aggressive in , Rowland said that aside from mess with Social Security. trying to free any .Amencans that sional delegation concerned about Rowland said DIA refuses to .SO and older, has launched a mently oppose means testing of just couldn’t imagine Bush asking the president three units of the Millstone nuclear power complex to full Schwab's release the stepped-up committee is getting enough people to collect Reagan missed that message might still be in captivity in prisoners of war and people listed acknowledge that there are Ameri­ voter education program tar­ such programs. But conserva­ for an endorsement and expecting to get it.” said operation after varying degrees of shutdown o\-erthe weekend, a as missing in action He said he is release of the remains of Vietnam donations during the celebration. when he first took office and in company spokesman said. Southeast .Asia says Rep John cans still being held captive, geted at six states in the 1986 tive Democrats such as Gov. one well-placed source. convinced the Vietnamese have War dead and the w illingness of the despite extensive classified iufor- his zeal to cut back on federal The Millstone I unit began a shutdown Saturday afternoon Rowland R-Conn At the free concerts held at Manchester’s elections. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona and been sending signals to the United Vietnam government to allow U S mation. collected from refugees spending and deal with projec­ after a weld cracked in a line that pumps water into the reactor, participation in aircraft crash band shell, volunteers walk around seeking All — Alabama. Colorado. former Gov. Charles Robb of IT ’S B EEN REAGAN’S personal policy not to Rowland a member of the House States in the past year they are and other sources, indicating some tions that the Social Security company spokesman .Anthony E. Nericcio said Sunday. Task Foroeon ROWS-.MI.As said in willing to negotiate to free any search teams are other signs they Idaho. Iowa, Maryland, and Virginia have mentioned means intervene in party primaries. But White Rou.se might be donations. They are never pushy. Sometimes system was in dire financial He said power was reduced to 95 percent while repairs were a wide-ranging interview he is .Americans still being held are willing to negotiate Missouri -;r7,have ^ n a te elec­ testing as something that ought sources early last year predicted that Reagan Rowland said the Vietnamese a person who wants to make a donation has to straits he supported cutting back made and the unit was back to 100 percent capacity by Sunday. convinced .American prisoners prisoner Rowland complained the admin­ tions this year and all but to be examined as a way of would make an exception for Bush, as recognition appear willing to negotiate be­ on some benefits. from the Vietnam War remain Those signals he said include istration has not been aggressive get the collector’s attention or even get up dealing with the financial pres­ of the vice president’s unflagging loyalty to the cause they want U S diplomatic Missouri will elect governors. 7-foot lizard escapes In Stamford captive in communist pri.'ons in the release last week of Robert enough in trying to resolve the and chase after him. And this year’s program is.just The political firestorm that sures on Medicare. president in defense of his most controversial Southeast Asia Schwab III captured by the recognition and financial help, POW-Ml.A issue and he said the such as war reparations direct the beginning, according to followed sent the president back­ decisions. STAMFORD — .A search was being conducted for a 7-foot-long "We definitelv had live .Ameri­ Vietnamese in .April 1985 when he People who attend the Independence Day Brickfield was careful to em­ Defense Intelligence .Agency is not foreign aid and trade celebration could follow that example. AARP officials who say their tracking. and thereafter he listed phasize that AARP does not Reagan privately told confidants more than a lizard that escaped from a wrestling promoter, police said cans at least as late as 1982 " returned there to bring back a cooperating fully with him and goal is to expand into a nation­ Social Security as an endorse candidates and does not year ago that he would have no difficulty Authorities said that the monitor lizard, which was reported Rowland said adding he believes woman he met while any .Arm'y with other activist members of the “Reagan should get on the phone The committee won’t need as many some perhaps .50 or more might private dunng the Vietnam war wide effort in time for the 1988 untouchable. have a political action commit­ endorsing Bush over the likeliest Republican missing at about 6 p.m. Saturday, was not a danger to humans task force and hit them right between the still be alive Rowland said Vietnamese au- collectors if those who attend the celebration presidential election But past demonstrations' of tee to contribute money to candidates: Sen. Majority Leader Robert Dole of But the lizard could be menacing if cornered because it tends to “There is no doubt in mv mind eyes." withanoffer. Rowlandsaid just make a concerted effort to find someone , clout are no guarantee against Kansas, former Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee stand up on its hind legs and swing its tail like a whip, police said Since President Reagan’s candidates. future concerns. and Rep. Jack Kemp of New York. The lizard, from Thailand, was in a crate in the back seat of the authorized to accept their donations. landslide re-election in 1984. He denied that the current promoter’s car in the Cove Island section of Stamford when he But that was before Laxalt surprised everyone Republican leaders have cele­ ’’.Too many special interest program was a step toward reported he last saw it. police Sgt. Robert Tymon said. Danbury prison can’t keep people out by announcing last August that he would retire brated the fact that the oldest groups have been influential at endorsements or a PAC. “ It is The owner, whom police did not identify, told police he was from the Senate this year. This aroused president in the nation’s history our expense.” said Cyril F. not in the cards for us. as I see it. taking the lizard to Pound Ridge. N Y. The promoter had planned . immediate speculation that he might try for the Bv Brent Lavmon received overwhelming support Brickfield, executive director of to go ahead with a political action to use the reptile for wrestling matches. Federal Correctional Institution's residents waming-them they could strokes on the prison lawn. Luther White House in 1988 The Associated Press from the .voungest voters. AARP. “Older voters need to be committee.” he said. The lizard reportedly feeds-on rodents. neighbors who were concerned be prosecuted if found on prison said No one has ever been informed about where candi­ According to close friends of the senator, he has about security The prison tight­ properly and their bikes and cars prosecuted for trespassing there. But he also made it clear that D.ANBURY — The number of ened security when Danbury People w ere simply told they were “ The most significant political dates stand and the candidates responded affirm atively and without equivocation seized Many of the signs were tom occurrence of 1984 was. without a AARP will work hard to make more than once when asked if he planned to run. Danbury man charged In shooting escapes has declined but officials Mayor James Dyer amongothers down by souvenir hunters camp on federal property and politely need to be informed about our at the federal prison here sav doubt, the vote of young Am eri­ certain its members know which Even without Reagan’s hands-off decision, complained after a convicted administrator Jeff Garbow said asked to leave he said concerns.” D.ANBURY — .A Danbury man has been charged w ith murder they're losing the battle against cans.” said Go'p chairman candidates agree with AARP’s cop-killer escapiM from custody Fencing off the, entire reserva­ But the trespassers have grown Laxalt’s entry into the nomination race will do in the shooting death of a local woman, police said. another kind of criminal — tres­ The group’s voter education stands on is.sues and which while being treated at Danbun,' tion would be too expensive more brazen — and destructive, Frank Fahrenkopf Jr., a few • serious damage both to Bush and to Kemp, who Capt. Bart Dunn said that Curtis H. Watson. 24.-was charged passers on the prison s 348 w ooded Hospital in 1982 Garbow said project will use the mail to members of Congress have voted officials said On one weekend, months after the election. has been touted as the true keeper of the Saturday in connection with the shooting Friday night Carla acres Since then the total number of He and other officials admitted staff residents saw four vehicles inform its members about issues against what the organization conservative flam e— a Reaganite before Reagan'. Howard. 23. Her body was found in the front seat of her car. Incidents of trespassing and Fahrenkopf has stressed that escapes including walkaways they understand the attraction of towing boats through the reserva­ and will sponsor candidate fo­ considers the best interests of t he Laxalt could well rob Kemp of this mantle. parked just off a road near her home. Dunn said. vandalism have increased dram­ from the minimum security camp, the medium-security Federal Cor­ tion heading past the high-wire theme repeatedly, noting that rums and debates. elderly. As for Bush, his .stock in trade has been his Watson was being held on S200.(K)0 bond. atically, over the last two years have been cut by about half rectional Institution whose fam­ fence that .surrounds the main Reagan received 61 percent of Brickfield described the six- almost slavish devotion to the programs of a prompting new security measures Twenty-three prisoners escaped ous inmates have included the compound and toward the bumpy the votes of people under 40 and state 1986 project as a managea­ president whose favorable rating remains New Colt bargaining session set that include the use of cameras to between early 1980 and 1982 The Rev Sun Myung Moon and Water­ dirt road that leads to the prison’s an even higher percentage of Donald M. Rothberg is the photograph unwanted visitors “I didn't get THIN to sit around on a ble start that wilTenable AARP overwhelming. Asked once if he might strike out number dropped to 11 for the gate conspirator G Gordon Liddy beach. Luther said support from first-time voters. chief political writer of The H.ARTFORD — Striking Colt Firearms Division workers were Warden Dennis Luther said two-year period June 1984 to the The unfenced reservation resem­ SECLUDED beach." .shift to a much more ambitious on a more independent course and actually differ But it’s older Americans who effort for 1988. Associated Press. .scheduled to meet today with company officials for their first recently present prison officials said bles a state park or a countrj- club, "THIS TYPE OF person knows with Reagan. Biish replied: “ I ’pn too far gone for . bargaining session in more than three months. “ It's a very difficult thing to with rolling lawns, thick woods and where he is, he’s passing by our that: I ’m too pregnant.” Gov. William .A. O’Neill called the meeting at his office this control — we don't want to shoot NOW THE TABLES have 1 000 feet of lakefront on Candle- razor wire ’’ said Jeff Garbow. the morning after a similar meeting last week resulted in a partial anybody or anything like that “ he turned wood Lake prison’s camp administrator. ^ B U S H ’S LO YALTY has even won him the settlement in the labor dispute at Waterbury Hospital. said But he's not optimistic that Prison staff have put up fancy For years prison officials toler­ Teen-agers cause, the biggest business runs into iack of space grudging support of hard-core conservatives who More than 1.000 workers, represented by Local 376 of the the steps he has ordered w ill w ork red w hite and blue “ No Trespass­ ated people walking their dogs, headache, roaring through the considered him too “ moderate.” But they were United .Auto Workers, have been on strike at Colt since Jan. 24. .A few vears ago it was the ing " signs and sent a letter to area flying kites or practicing golf reservation on motorbikes ' mainly accepting him because he so obviously had The company has since hired about 700 new employees to take the HOUSTON — Some years ago a Texas That leaves David Hanna’s Space Services. the president’s support, or seemed to have it. places of the striking workers. real-estate tycoon named David Hanna had what The company is located in an office suite far out' Now Laxalt’s entry into the race, coupled with The last meeting between the two sides, in early May. lasted Exemptions seemed to be a great idea. He decided to make a in the Houston sprawl. The firm has a $.500,000 Reagan’s non-intervention policy, has released only minutes. business out of space. He thought it was fine for budget, it has seven people on a full-time staff, Bush’s reluctant conservative supporters from are confusing the government to romp through the heavens for Tom and it has one of the celebrated original their misery. Reagan’s non-endorsement of Bush Ross trial location ruling due science, but private enterprise might do it for astronauts. Donald “ Deke” Slayton, hired on as will be tantamount to an endorsement of Laxalt in. profit as well. the president. their eyes. NEW LONDON — .A Superior Court judge is'expected to decide H.ARTFORD — The sales tax Tiede where to hold Michael B. Ross’ murder trial based at least in part exemption for meals under $2 is ' So he formed a company called Space Services Has Reagan’s coyness soured relations with his on newspaper and broadcast news coverage of the case. IT DOESN’T HA'VE many customers, though. proving to be a bit more complex Inc., and he built a rocket ship known as the vice president? Not according to those who are Last month Judge Seymour L. Hendel indicated it was likely that it seemed because of some And that’s why it can’t get back into space at this Conestoga I. He lined up scores of investors to close to them both. the trial would be held in Bridgeport but the proceedings could be confusion over just what a meal is underwrite the expenses, he hired a one-time time. Mark Daniel, a company spokesman, says it Knowing Bush as well as I do.” one source told delayed until October because of pending appeals. and what constitutes food would cost about $30 million to launch the Tuesday Only astronaut to provide glamour and expertise, and us. I would doubt if the guy would ever break Ross, 26, a former insurance salesman from Jewett City, is In a random survey by The gleaming white Conestoga again, and “ to date we he got off the ground with a test flight on Sept. 9, After investigating NASA, a presidential down (over this) You see. Bush is not the type. If serving a 129-year prison term after pleading no contest in Hartford Courant involving res­ From Our Meat Dept. 1982. commission recommended that the nation no only have a couple of firms ready to put up any of anything. Bush tells jokes. He’s happy. He’s November to the slayings of two young Windham County women. taurants and fast-food outlets in longer rely on the space shuttle’s rocketry as the the money.” upbeat with the president most of the time. When He’s also been charged in the deaths of four young women in New eight Hartford-area communities, USOACHOICe - The ship carried 40 pounds of water as a payload principal way to launch scientific, military and What’s more, one of the firms has economic they get serious, they’re serious. I can’t see London County. the tax was computed wrong more than half the time during that historic launching. And all systems business satellites. burdens of its own to overcome. The Celestis George Bush ever breaking down and crying over TOP ROUND STEAKS »2.29ib. Sometimes orders were over­ worked well. The Conestoga rose dramatically The whole matter is thus crying out for Group of Melbourne. Fla., wants to use the Lotto fever grips Connecticut taxed: other times they were Conestoga to launch “ cremains.” the ashes of the from a cattle ranch on Matagorda Island. Texas; entrepreneurship. NEW INGTON — Its symptoms include fantasies of wallowing undertaxed .And sometimes there ROUND CUBE STEAKS *2.39ib. it was kissed by the blessings of good fortune and But private enterprise has not risen to the dead, into space. The company says it has Arms and the new boy in massive amounts of dollar bills. was no'way to tell what the tax was pluck, and it flew about 220 miles high before occasion. “ Mr. Rocket” has one of the only space generated a “ lot of interest” in its enterprise, but Brazil is rnaking inroads into the world ai ms It ’s Lotto fever, and there ate signs that another wave of it is since the price was a “tax- From Our Deli Dept. falling back into the Gulf of Mexico more than 300 ships left that is capable of putting the nation back not a lot of business. included" sale m arket. which has been dominated by the sweeping through Connecticut with dhe state’s jackpot for HAHTZCL « ORETFL miles away in just over 10 minutes. into the great wilderness. Yet he does not have Hence, the Space Services rocket sits and waits. “This is not an easy exemption to superpowers (and Israel) for years. State Tuesday night estimated to be $9 million. Hanna was Ecstatic, of course. And he was any immediate plan to launch the Conestoga And the economic depression in Texas has not That would make Tuesday night’s drawing the third largest begin with” Sam J Karam Department sources say the Brazilians have OLIVE or P&P LOAF *2.49ib. christened “ M r. Rocket” as a result. He said the again. helped. Some launch money has been withdrawn jackpot in the state’s Lotto history, gaming officials say. director of the legal division of the made a reputation for manufacturing cheap but LAND O' LAKBS Conestoga was going to revolutionize space because of the decline in petroleum fortunes (oil Department of-Revenue Services, rugged weapons for Third World countries - said last week activity: It was going to augment the government AND TH A T’S THE CASE throughout the firms were to be important customers), and AMERICAN CHEESE...... *2.49ib. including some customers courted by American effort, it was going to open up new frontiers, and, private sector of Am erica’s space industry. There companies that might otherwise buy a ticket are arms merchants. Saudi Arabia is buying right, it was going to make some money in the are several groups working on rockets for profit, not able to take grand gambles during a contrary When rubber is manufactured, it Brazilian, as is Iraq: they supply Brazil with oil in From Our Produce Dept. process. all of them firm ly rooted to earth. Everyone period. is white, not the black material return. The State Department is unhappy about most people think of because of PABSH m tB niPtNtO agrees that the practical applications of space are Some people think, therefore, that it’s time for SIGN UP NOW!!! rumors that Brazil is also selling weapons to their car tires. In fact, carbon W ELL, T IM E h a s FLOW N far more than the unlimited. The European Space Agency, the government to give a hand. Hanna says NASA PEACHES (Extra Large Size)...-...... 0 “ Vib. another oil producer: Libya. Some sources believe black is added to rubber when tires Conestoga since then. The private ship has not competing with the shuttle for private cargo, has could lend credence to the private space effort by this trade is quite heavy. are molded, according to Arm­ for the British American Club’s again been aloft. Hanna still has his visions, his done business, for example, despite troubles with purchasing a Conestoga. The government might strong Tire Co, From Our Own Bakery company still maintains an administrative its Ariane missile. But private U S. development launch a small satellite with it, and the publicity (Mancheatar Store Only) operation, but the federal government is still is years if not decades away. would create a new market, not to mention new Friday Night n e S H BAKBD APPLE OP PASPBEPPT exclusively in control of the business of space There is a company in Maryland that hopes to money. iflaiirlipstrr HrralJi LeeK exploration. launch a surplus Delta rocket, for example, but it Alas, there is a drawback. The Conestoga has a TURNOVERS 3 /*1 And that’s not a happy circumstance right now. has not yet begun any experiments. There is lead time to launch of 20 months or more. Even if Founded In 1881 FUEL OIL ^DART LEAGUE The government control has come into disrepute. another firm on the West Coast that says it is NASA did buy a ship, it could not now be flown mpn-’ S e t 0 AM • • AM; $ym, 0 AM • 0 AM until 1988. and by then, it’s expected, the RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Publi8her The Natiorfal Aeronautics and Space designing a hybrid booster system, but it is still to DOUGLAS A BEVINS Executive Editor ^ New Players We/come Administration has had two rocket failures at lift a word of the notion from the outlining papers. government will be flying its own ships again, and JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor 317 Highland St. Rout# 44 Cape Canaveral, Fla., this year, one of them the There is also a fellow in California who has tried have other concerns than the future of profits in ALEXANDER GtRELLI Associate Editor Manchastpr Covantry Jan. 28 space shuttle Challenger explosion that to put a private astronaut in space. He has worked space. Senior Citizen A DENISE A ROBERTS Advertising Director Volume DIacounta HICHLAIiD PilRK MARKET 646-4277 742-7361 cost seven lives; another unmanned missile blew on a vehicle in his back yard. He bought parts MARK F ABRAITIS Business Manager league starts Fri., September 19th up at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. from the government, and had several peoi'le SHELDON COHEN Composing Manager THRIFTY OIL CO. And NASA has been forced to close its launching apply for rides, then he bumped into difficulties Tom TIede’s weekly column is syndicated by ROBERT H HUBBARD Pressroom Manager JEANNE G FROMERTH * Circulation Manager 73 Maple Street • Manchester program for repairs. while testing, and the early enthusiasm was lost. Newspaper Enterprise Association. 289-8843 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 18, 1986

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The Astro-Graph Matchmaker 42 More frigid T m a y ES 8 - ' 6 27 Questionable 32 George McGov- 52 School organiza­ set Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ 43 Domain mantically period for you. Mall $2 to 31 Oil kings ern's state 44 Make untidy tion (abbr.) Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, PO 33 Eskimo house (abbr.) 45 Mormon State 54 Nickname for a Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli 34 Injured with 33 Exists 46 Mete Scot' horn* 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) This Is one of WE FINIALLV GOT A DO VOU HAVE A OUST ONE: OP MY F A T H ^ 35 Vibrated r those days that you're not likely to work V C R , b u t t M n o t LOTOF TAF>ee'3 36 I* indebted to 13 well under pressure. Don't let essential DOING HIS JOHNNY tasks begin to pile up on you. ICO CRAZ.Y ABOUT IT. CARSON IMPRESSION. 37 Vigor IS ,a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Someone 40 Far (praf.) within your inner circle might try to ma­ 41 Shiny 17 18 20 nipulate you to his or her advantage to­ 44 Muck day. Forewarned Is forearmed. 47 Leave off SC O R PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Trying to- run too tight a ship at home could cre­ A 48 Tim* zone 23 24 2B ate headaches for all concerned. Disci­ (abbr.) pline Is okay when It's sprinkled with 51 Shangri-La compassion. 31 32 1 dkAU SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's 53 Mexican dish i-vi, 55 Seasoned 34 best not to have a discussion today with a person who always has opinions that - There’s a big one coming. It could knock out your dried or dehydrated food, canned goods, extra baby downed wires, trees or limbs touching wires? (If you 56 South American 36 conflict with yours. A debate could turn power. But you don't have to feel powerless: these and pet food, a non-electric can opener, a battery- can safely reatJ a pole number, it would help.) plains Into a debacle. 57 Cutting CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Money easy tips can help keep you safe and comfortable. operated radio and clock, extra blankets and sleeping 7. Treat any wire as if it’s live - and dangerous. implement you have earmarked to pay off an old Bridge 1. Take steps now to avoid food spoilage. Set bags. Fill your car’s gas tank. Don’t touch or try to move downed lines. Report them 44 46 46 47 debt should not be squandered to buy 58 Hosts something new today. First clear up your refrigerator and freezer to the coldest setting. In Keep the following items out of your children’s immediately to your local NU office. And remember: 51 52 your obligation. a full freezer, food will stay frozen up to 48 hours, or reach: emergency cook^ing equipment, lanterns, fuel, fallen trees can hide fallen wires. Keep your kids away DOWN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Thrash My last three cards were the heart N O R T H |.| Anguished play 24 hours if it’s half-full. Cover the fridge with a blanket matches, candles, fire extinguishers. 55 out for yourself today judgments that ♦ 10 3 king and the A-Q of clubs. West had from them. If you trim branches, be extra careful. 1 Unsightly affect you personally. Don't lot some­ ▼ Q 9 5 g iv e s It aw ay thrown all his spades and was down to to keep in the cold. Never refreeze food once it’s 5. Remember: don’t cook indoors with charcoal. 8. Keep your radio on at all times. We’ll update 57 one else make major decisions for you. the A-10 of hearts and the K-9 of clubs. 2 Young lady (Fr.. ♦ AKJ9842 thawed out. When in doubt, throw it out’. It releases deadly carbon monoxide. Use a fuel such as you on our progress with regular reports. Our crews abbr.) J PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Today. In­ ♦ 3 By James Jacoby As he pondered his play to the 10th stead of beginning that new diet or ex­ trick, I knew the contract was home. If 3 Ship deck (c)1986 by NEA. Inc 18 2. Fill your tub and spare containers with water. Stemo or a camping stove-in a well-ventilated room. are ready to work ’round the clock to restore your ercise program you've been planning, WEST EAST he discarded a heart, I would put him ♦ K 9 7 6 ♦ J 8 5 2 When you are playing a tough con­ (Take care to keep small children away from full tubs.) 6. If you lose power, call your nearest NU office. service. you might find additional excuses for in with the ace to lead Into my A-Q of delay. Tsk, tsk. V A 10 6 3 V J 8 4 2 tract. an opponent’s anguish can give clubs. If he blanked the club king, I It’s best to boil any water you drink. To flush the toilet, If our phone lines are busy, keep trying. You’ll help us Please be patient. We’ll do everything in our ARIES (March 21-April 19) You won't ♦ - - - ♦ 7 6 5 you a clue. When I recently held the 4 K 9 8 6 4 ♦ 5 2 South cards, m y partner wisely asked would play m y club ace and drop the pour a bucket of water into the tank. determine the scope of th^ power outage, and get to power to get things back to normal. appreciate being around abrasive, king. domineering individuals today. If you for aces with his four-club bid after I CELEBRITY CIPHER SOUTH 3. If power goes out, unplug your appliances, dangerous problems fast^. CsHbitly Ophar oryptoeranw a n crMtad (rom quolMlont by tamoua prcpK. put «nd pruwit encounter som eone of this Ilk, drop him had jumped to two no-trump, and then ♦ A Q 4 Each Mtar In tha ctpOar atanda for anothar. ToOty’t dm : Y aquah F. for more compatible companions. bid six diamonds. How wise I was to Defender’s lesson; When you hold especially the stove. (If a burner is on when power When you call, it would be helpful to have ♦ K 7 key cards against a slam contract, you TAURUS (April 20-M«)r 20) Be certain overrule North and bid six no-trump by CONNIE WIENER ♦ Q 10 3 inust prepare in advance for the pain returns, it could start a fire.) You’ll also prevent power answers to these questions if you can get the informa­ today that a goal you've been striving would be determined in the play. West ♦ A Q J 10 7 ungMrding a king. If West had tion Are you the only one without power, or are ‘•L VWIWU AVWQ FMQ EMMJ MRU for Is really worth the effort. Winning was very deliberate in selecting an surge damage to appliances. safely: blanked his club king in a casual and nnj]MO«TH«Sf won't mean much If It Isn’t. Vulnerable: Neither opening lead, finally hitting upon the 4. Stock up on emergency supplies: Extra batter­ your nei^bors also out? Are power lines down from QEMINI (Ma)r 21-Jun* 20) Speaking out Dealer. South easy manner, I would very likely have OMVEQ QWUW RVPLN L FWBUJ WNNB six of spades. A fter I won the spade of anger today could cause you later re­ taken the club finesse and been defeat­ ies, flashlight, extra medicine, a first-aid kit, freeze- your house to the pole, or down in the street? Is there UTILITIES queen, playing a heart would give me grets, because the target ol your Ire W eal N o rth E ast ed in the slam. danger from broken poles or poles on fire, sparks from YLPCEWUBNJ QLVE PFWS.” — LUB may not be the type ol person who 11 tricks, but the 12 th trick would ap­ readily forgives. Pass 1 ♦ Pass parently depend upon East’s holding ■ WUQFOLV. CANCER (June 21-Jul)f 22) In areas Pass 4 4 Pass the club king. where you're usually able to assess val­ Pass 6 ♦ Pass At trick two I led a heart toward Communist Party presidential can­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘‘If I have a bias. 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CL&P AND WMECO CUSTOMERS PAID FOR THIS MFSSAGI 10 HELP US ALL WEATHER THE STORM I 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 18, 1986 — 8 >./World in Brief Area towns make storm preparations SPORTS Continued from page 1 Sudan Airways plane shot down civil preparedness director, said preparing its emergency room for in Hartford in case the organiza­ that he called road crews this an inc^ase in the number of tion’s services are required. KHARTOUM, Sudan — The government suspended flights to if branches and fallen limbs have morning to make sure that no patients. He said if a serious storm rebel-controlled areas in the south and declared three days of to be cleared. flooding had occurred. does hit, most of the injuries are Hurricane Gloria blew into Con­ AL roundup necticut Sept. 27 with 75 mph winds mourning after a Sudan Airways plane carrying 60 people was " I think we’re preparing more Cheney said Bolton is better likely to occur after the hurricane that knocked over trees arid shot down with a missile. for high water,” said Capt. Jack prepared for an emergency this is over and cleanup efforts begin. Hughes of the 'Town Fire Depart­ downed power lines throughout the Authorities blamed insurgents fighting for control of southern year because of extra generators ment. He said the department was If electricity is out, and private region. Schools were closed for up Sudan for attacking the Folker Friendship with a surface-to-air that will be used in the event of a checking the town’s pumps as a doctors’ offices are closed. Beck to four days in some towns, and SAM-7 as it took off Saturday from Malakal, a provincial capital loss of power. The generators have matter of precaution. been checked, Cheney said, to said there will also be an increase many areas were kept in the dark on the White Nile. in the number of patients who need for almost a week. Schiraldi a lifesaver for the Red Sox Police said this morning they ensure they are filled with fuel. It was not immediately known whether any foreigners were on planned to concentrate on keeping In Coventry, the highway de­ daily care. He said while no notice • Officials in Manchester and board the twin-propeller plane, which carried 57 passengers and the roads clear if an emergency partment is ready in case of an has been sent out to the MMH staff, By Dave O'Hara other towns complained about 4-4 since being acquired from the as the only active pitchers to beat three crew members. In Cairo, Egypt, the Middle East News situation should arise. emergency, according to Town there should be no problem in The Assocloted Press delays in restoring power follow­ Chicago White Sox, is scheduled to all 26 major-league teams, wasn’t Agency quoted airline officials as reporting that there was no In Andover, First Selectwoman Manager Harold Hodge. He said having enough nurses and doctors on hand. start for the Red Sox against Twins thrilled because he had pitched for signs that anyone aboard survived. Jean S. Gasper said she talked with the town will rely on the civil ing Gloria, and criticized Nor­ BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox theast Utilities for poor planning. southpaw Frank Viola. 13-8. Oakland most of last season. Connecticut Light and Power Co., preparedness radio network to projected young Calvin Schiraldi The American Red Cross has The charges led to changes by NU The Red Sox tied an American “ But it was another day at the a subsidiary of Northeast Utilities, ride out an bad storm. The idea, he as a starting pitcher when they got been busy calling local volunteers this past winter that required League record with the three office ... busines.4 as usual.” said Pakistani cops clash with protesters to set up emergency telephone said, is to “ assess the damage and him in a multiplayer deal which In case a serious storm does strike towns to designate certain facili­ intentional walks in the sixth Sutton, who scattered six hits over numbers. Preparations have also minimize the danger to citizens.” sent Bobby Ojeda to the New York LAHORE, Pakistan — Police clashed with anti-government and shelters have to be opened, ties as priorities — such as inning en route to their victory. six innings as California upped its been made to use the town’s “ We don’t anticipate a storm as Mets last fall. protesters for a sixth day today as the opposition called for mass according to Jane Latus Jones, a- hospitals — and also establish Elsewhere, it was Cleveland 11, lead in the West to a season-high firehouse as a command head­ bad as last time,” said Andrew Now. in a strange turn of events. marches to demand the removal of President Gen. Mohammad spokeswoman for the Greater special lines of communication. Baltimore 6; Kansas City 5. New 4>/4 games over Texas. quarters if necessary. Gasper Beck, the spokesman for Manches­ Schiraldi looms as the “ closer.” Zia ul-Haq. Six more riot deaths were reported. Hartford Chapter of the American York 0; Toronto 8, Texas 7 in 11 Sutton. 11-9 this season, is 306-237 said. ter Memorial Hospital, “ We take the short reliever Boston has been innings; Chicago 7. Milwaukee 4: in his career. The Movement for the Restoration of Democracy, an alliance • Red Cross. She said Red Cross Periodic meetings have also looking for since spring training. In Bolton, First Selectman Dou­ this pretty much in stride.” personnel have been stationed in California 7. Oakland 3. and Seattle Gary Pettis led the Angel attack of 11 opposition parties, planned major demonstrations today in been held by local ojficials to Schiraldi gave Boston’s Ameri- glas Cheney, who is ‘also the town’s Beck said the hospital has been the state’s command headquarters II Minnesota 1. against Joaquin Andujar. 7-5. with Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi and elsewhere. review emergency procedures. . can League East hopes another big Indians 11, Orioles 6 three hits, two walks, three runs Tens pf thousands of people would march in the protests, the boost Sunday as he earned his first scored and one R^I. group said. A L victory in the Red Sox’ 7-5 The intentional walk also played Scattered disturbances continued in the port of Karachi and decision over the Detroit Tigers. a large role in Cleveland, where Royals 5, Yankees 0 elsewhere in the south today, as demonstrators set fire to Obituaries “ Calvin has come in at the Indians rookie Cory Snyder fol­ NeW York was swinging through vehicles and blocked roads.' Police tried to disperse them with perfect time for us,” said Boston lowed one to Mel Hall with a the pitches of Mark Gubicza. 7-5. tear gas and baton charges. William Balch first baseman Bill Buckner, whose three-run homer in a six-run third who struck out a qpreer high 10 Alfred M. Saba Clarence LaChapelle Edward Marks three-run double in the fifth inning inning that chased Baltimore’s batters in a six-hit performance. William Balch. 81. of 102 School Mike Boddicker. Bu*'Ron Guidry. 6-10, wasn’t Alfred M, Saba. 75, a well-known There will be an anniversary Edward Marks. 66, of Windsor, rained the Red Sox against De­ Road. Bolton, husband of Mar­ Snyder, who also had a single, fooling anybody. He gave up three Chairman says higher taxes needed Willimantic entertainer, died F ri­ mass Sunday at St. John Fisher died Thursday at an area convales­ troit. “ He’s made a big difference garet (Humphreys) Balch, died homers — to Willie Wilson. George day at Windham . Community Church, Jones Hollow Road. Marl­ cent home. He was the father of in our club- in the last couple of arid a solo homer in the eighth, has W ASH IN G TO N — With Congress so far unable to propose ways Sunday night at his home. Memorial Hospital. He was the borough. for Clarence F. LaCha­ weeks and he’s going to be a bjg hit 16 home runs and driven in 40 Brett and Frank White — in dgame- Edwin Marks and Pat Lincoln, for the third time this season. to fulfill its promise of reduced deficits, the chairman of the He wasborninStoneham, Ma.ss . husband of the late Anne Saba. pelle Sr., who died.Aug. 23, 1985. both of Manchester. factor down the stretch.” runs in 58 games with Cleveland Feb, 3. 1905. and had been a Bolton " Gubicza. who pitched his second House Ways and Means Committee says increased taxes may be spent his early years in Marlbo­ He also is survived by three Schiraldi. 24, who pitched with since his recall from the minors. resident for the past 30 years. He was born June 11. 1911. in Pat Tabler went 3-for-3. giving him shutout and second complete needed to close the gap. rough before moving to Manches­ other sons, James Marks of Boston’s Roger Clemens on Texas’ V/illimantic. He appeared in 35 hits in his last 82 at-bats, a .427 game, did-not walk a batter. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., told questioners Sunday he Before he retired, he worked as an ter seven years ago. He was a Windsor, John Marks of Stuart. ^ NCAA champions in 1983. is with engineer and was co-owner of the vaudeville, and also had a dry- “ the Red Sox as 'a result of an arm average that lifted his overall “ When you get ahead of the guys hoped President Reagan would "pay attention a little bit more to cleaning business. Saba’s Clean­ graduate of Assumption Junior Fla., and William Marks of Sou­ what some members of the House of Representatives and the Quint Machine Corp. of Manches­ High School and East Catholic ailment suffered in spring ijiark to .302. you can get them to swing at that ers. which he established 55 years thington; four other daughters. bad slider in'the dirt.” he said. Senate have been saying about doing something about the ter. He was a member of the High School. Class of-1985. In high training. Snyder chose to take his success ago. He had been active in the Rosemary Webb of Hartford, lightly. Wilson hit a two-nin homer in the deficits.” Unitarian Society of Hartford, and school he was a member of the Kathleen Swanson of New Britain, -Listed as a possible starter in attended schools in Hudson. Mass. Willimantic Lipns. the Willimantic spring training, the 6-foot-4 right- “The ball keeps seeming to go seventh to tie his career high with “ Raising revenue is not a difficult thing if you put your mind, if cross country and track teams and and Barbara Wassell of Windsor, He was a graduate of the Univer­ Elks Lodge 1311, the Knights of •hander developed tendonitis and over the fence.” he said. “ Maybe six. Brett’s 13th homer, a solo shot you set your eyes on the target,” said Rostenkowski, appearing participated in the ski club and and Laura Mae Marks in Georgia; sity of Maine. Columbus and the Democratic made only five exhibition game the wind is blowing out or in the first, extended his hitting on N B C -T V ’s "Meet the Press.” party. Junior Achievement: He also was two brothers; four sisters: and 15 He was a 60-year member of the active in Boy Scouts for many appearances, posting a 14.54 something.” streak to nine games. White had But Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III, appearing on the grandchildren. American Society of Mechanical He is survived by three sons. years. He was a sophomore at the earned run average. Boddicker, 14-7, qjl'owed seven three hits, including his 14th homer same program, reiterated the president's opposition to any tax Graveside services were held runs — three earned — in 2 2-3 leading off the fourth. Engineers. He and Mrs. Balch Alfred Saba Jr. of Sterling. George University of Hartford. Saturday at Mount St. Benedict Because he was unable to go boost. innings. He was impressed with celebrated their 34th wedding Saba and Robert Saba, both of Besides his parents, he is sur­ Cemetery. Bloomfield. The Car­ many innings, Boston farm direc-. Blue Jays 8, Rangers 7 anniversary on July 29. tor Ed Kenney suggested that he be’ Snyder. Willington: two daughters. Bever- vived by three brothers. Kevin men Funeral Home. Windsor, was For Ernie Whitt, whose homer in Besides his wife, he is survived used in short relief to strengthen “ He hits .some fly balls that seem lee (Saba) Cook of Woodstock. Vt.. Edward, Gregory James, and in charge of arrangements. the bottom of the llth off reliever Gorbachev ready with policy speech by several nieces and nephews. his arm at Pawtucket of the like they’re not going out. and the and Jacqueline (Saba) Grant of David McCormack Ciaglo. all at Memorial donations may be Jeff Russell gave Toronto a Memorial services will be held at International League. - V-'-rf'cr next thing you know they are 20 or MOSCOW — Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev will deliver an Willimantic: two brothers, Phosy home: his paternal grandparents. made to the American Cancer three-game sweep of Texas, It was a time and place to be announced. With a couple of days of re.st. 30 feel.over the fence.” Boddicker important foreign affairs speech on television today and may Saba and Edward Saba, both of James and Nellie Ciaglo of Hart­ Society, 670 Prospect Ave.. Hart­ simply a ca.se of looking and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Schiraldi’s arm problem disap­ said. Willimantic; a close family friend. ford; his maternal grandparents. ford 06105. hoping. disclose whether the Kremlin will continue its nuclear test ban, a peared. He went on to enjoy a new Main St., is in charge of Marge Bentley: two step-children. Edward and Margaret McCor­ White Sox 7, Brewers 4 “ I knew I ’d hit it hard enough, I Soviet official said. arrangements. career as a reliever, compiling 12 Burt Brown and Jan Brown of mack of East Hartford; a special Chicago’s Steve Carlton didn’t was just hoping it would stay fair,” " It will be an important statement on international relations, saves, his first in pro ball, before Windham- Center; 18 grandchild­ friend. Shannon Fitzpatrick of have anything to say after allowing said Whitt, whose llth homer of the and possibly about the moratorium,” said the official, whospoke Wade C. Jones Dorothy Noble being recalled by the Red Sox on ren: and two great-grandchildren. East Hartford; and aunts and three hits in 7 1-3 innings for his season hit the foul pole in right. on condition of anonymity. He declined to provide more details. Dorothy (Peterson) Noble, 61, of July 18. Wade C. Jones. 73. of 16 Oliver uncles. fii^t A L victory. He passed the The Rangers got t*wo homers State-run television announced Sunday that Gorbachev would The funeral was today at the Enfield, wife of Bernard A. Noble, Road, died Saturday at Manches­ The funeral will be Wednesday, In his first 11 appearances with AP photo 5,0oO-inning milestone in the sixth from Oddibe McDowell, his 16th speak at the start of the evening news program “ Vrem ya” Potter Funeral Home. 456 Jackson died Friday at an area convales­ ter Memorial Hospital. He was the at 9 a.m. from the Glastonbury the Red Sox, Schiraldi allowed only Boston second baseman Marty Barrett fourth inning Sunday at Fenway "Park. — during a stretch in which he arid 17th. St.. Willimantic. with a mass of cent home. She was the mother of (TiVne), which starts at 9 p.m. (1 p.m. ED T). husband of Mary (Bidak) Jones. Funeral Home, 450 New London .one run. and earned five saves. leaps over Detroit’s Lou Whitaker, who The Red Sox won, 7-5, to increase their retired 11 straight Milwaukee Texas, outscored 19-2 in losing He was born in Bluefield, W. Va.. Christian burial at St. Mary Turnpike. Glastonbury, followed Bernard L. Noble and the sister of Then he got the victory in his first hitters. Church, V/illimantic. Burial was in Harry E , Peterson, both of is in safely with a stolen base in the lead in the AL East to five games. the first two games of the secies, and had lived in Manchester for by a mass of Christian burial at 10 A L decision although his string of "He hit the corners when he had hammered Toronto starter Jim Car explosion kills 4 In France the Old Willlimantic Cemetery. Manchester, many years. He was' a retired a.m. at Assumption Church. Burial 24 scoreless innings was broken by to, and he had a great curveball,” Clancy for five runs in the first 11-3 Memorial donations may be She also is survived by a team won and that’s the main TO U L O N , France — A car transporting explosives blew up foreman from Pratt & Whitney. will be in St. James Cemetery, the Tigers. scoreboard and see the Yankees “ Everybody wants to win a ball catcher Ron Karkovice said of innings. . made to the Alfred Saba Sr, Music early today in this Mediterranean port city, killing thedriver and He also is survived by a son. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 daughter. Donna Davis of Enfield; “ I ’m going to do all I can to thing.” and Baltimore losing, you realize game like that, but as soon as it’s Carlton. Foundation, care of the Williman­ three grandchildren; and several Mariners 11, Twins 1 all three passengers, police reported. Robert W. Jones of Manchester: to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. contribute to this team and get into Secopd baseman Marty Barrett how much a game like this over you have to stop wanting it,” Ron Hassey. who homered. tic Lions Club. nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. The explosion, at about 1 a.m. near Toulon’s central market, two daughters. Barbara J. McAI- Memorial donations may be the playoffs,” Schiraldi said. “ I ’ll had two doubles and a single, means.” Barrett added. Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson Daryl Boston and Ozzie Guillen, Seattle played long ball in pin of Owensboro. Ky.. and Ma- made to the Aplastic Anemia The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 do whatever they want, but I ’m scored three runs and drove in one With their fourth victory in the said. “Schiraldi is outstanding. He had three hits apiece to lead a passing Minnesota to move into wrecked the car and started a fire in a nearby building. a.m. at the Leete-Steven Enfield ryanne J. Mallon of Columbus. Fund, care of Brigham and enjoying my new role as a in leading the Red Sox. who last five starts, the Red Sox pitched a real nice ball game.” 16-hit Chicago attack. sixth place in the West. The fire destroyed a store specializing in toys and baby clothes, Chapels. 61 South Road. Enfield. widened their-division to lead to Ohio: two brothers, James T. John Gibson Women’s Hospital. 75 Francis St.. reliever.” . clinched their season series with After winning two out of three Carlton. 320-227 for his career, Alvin Davis homered for third police said. Witnesses said bits of clothing and shards of metal Burial will be in Enfield Street five games over the New York Detroit 7-6 despite two homers by Jones of Richmond, Va., and John Gibson, 86. of 34 Eldridge Boston, Mass. 02115. Schiraldi allowed one run and from Detroit in a brief homestand left in the eighth after giving up an consecutive game. Ken Phelps hit were scattered through the street, and windows shattered in Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ Yankees, seven over Detroit and Darrell Evans and one by Chet Archie Jones of Alderson. W. Va.: St., died Sunday at his home. He three hits in 3 2-3 innings against — which packed little Fenway RBI single to Paul Moiltor. Bob a three-run shot and Scott Bradley nearby apartments. night from 7 to 9. 7>/4 over Baltimore. Lemon. and seven grandchildren. was the husband of the late Mary Howard D. Nucci Detroit, but wasn’t entirely happy Park with 105.035 fans for three Thigpen got his fir.st major-league homered and drove in three runs in French television and news agency reports, quoting with his performance. “ It might have been the biggest “ I wanted to win this ball game games — the Red Sox took off on The funeral will be Tuesday at (Turner) Gibson. Howard D. Nucci. 38. of Rocky save. support of Mike Morgan’s six- unidentified police sources, said investigators believed the four “ I would rather have gotten the game of the whole season,” said bad.” Boston Manager John another long journey. hitter. 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Born in Belfast. Ireland. Aug. 21. Hill, husband of Gloria (Eldridge) Rob Deer hit his 27th homer for people killed in the blast were transporting a bomb that went off save than the win.” he said, noting Barrett, who ignited the three-run McNamara said. “ It doesn’t elimi­ Boston, in the middle of a Morgan, 9-12, struck out seven to Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., 1899. he served as an apprentice Nucci. died Saturday in Schenec­ Minnie M. Rautenberg the Brewers. prematurely. The victims were not immediately identified and that he gave up a game-tying hit to fifth with a single and then drove in nate them (Tigers). but it puts a schedule which calls for 18 of 21 tie his career high. with a mass at 10 a.m. in St. machinist with the Hamilton tady, N.Y, He was the brother of Minnie M. (Pohl) Rautenberg, Lou Whitaker iri the sixth after the go-ahead run with a double in damper in their machine. This was games on the road, opens a Angels 7, A’s 3 Kirby Puckett hit his 24th homer police refused to provide any further information. Bridget Church. Burial will be in Robbs Co. in England before Mrs. James (Barbara-Jean) 91, formerly of Emerson Street, replacing starter Bruce Hurst. “ I the sixth. a very pivotal game for both ball 10-game swing in Minnesota to­ California’s Don Sutton, who in the sixth for Minnesota’s only St. James Cemetery. Calling hours coming to the United States in 1923 Smith of Coventry. died Saturday at a local convales­ didn’t do the job for Hurst, but the “ When you look up at the clubs.” night. Tom Seaver. 6-10 overall but joined Atlanta’s Doyle Alexander run. Girl awaiting transplant dies are tonight from 7 to 9. Members of and settling in Manchester. He was He also is survived by a son. cent home. She was the widow of St. Bridget Rosary Society will a machinist at the Rogers Paper Michael Nucci. and a daughter. Reinhold A. Rautenberg. P ITTS B U R G H — A 2-year-old girl with liver failure whose meet at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at St. Corp. for 41 years before retiring in Melissa Nucci. both at home: his Bom in Manchester. Jan. 4.1895, family's appeal for a donor organ drew. President Reagan’s Bridget Church. 1964. He was a member of St. parents. Americo and Eleanor she was a Ilifelong resident. She support died today before a liver could be found for her, hospital Memorial donations may be M ary’s Episcopal Church. (Gatti) Nucci of Wethersfield: a was a rnember of Concordia Bosox bolster pennant push in dog day deal with Mariners officials said. made to the American Cancer He is survived by two sons, John niece; an aunt; an uncle: and Lutheran CIhurch. Kimberly Izzo, daughter of Alfred and Lois Izzo of Woodbridge, Society, 237 E. Center St. G. Gibson of SL Petersburg, Fla., several other relatives. She is survived by two sons, Eric By Dave O'Hara son and shortstop Spike Owen from think can help help us win the going on,” said Owen. " I know Williams replaced Chuck Cottier Quinones. 22. was considered N .J., died of liver failure at 5:30 a.m, at Children’s Hospital of and Norman L. Gibson of The funeral will be Tuesday at A. Rautenberg of Port Charlotte. Jeffrey Marcham Manchester. 10:45 a.m. at the D ’Esopo Funeral Fla., and Clifford F. Rautenberg of The Associated Press the Seattle Mariners. pennant.” Boston General Man­ Boston’s been wanting a shortstop as manager. expendable because of the rapid Pittsburgh, said hospital spokeswoman M ary Ann Ference. To fill a couple of weak spots, the ager Lou Gorman said. but it was kind of a shock. The Red Sox have needed help at development of shortstop Jody Jeffrey Marcham. 20. of Tolldnd. The funeral will be Tuesday at Chapel. 277 Folly Brook Blvd,, Manchester: seven grandchild­ “ No additional details will be released at this time at the BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox, Red Sox gave up rookie shortstop “ I ’ve considered Davje Hender­ “ I don’t, have mixed emotions.' shortstop since mid May. when Reed in the Boston farm system. died Thursday. He was the son of 1:30 p.m. at St. M ary’s Episcopal Wethersfield, with a mass of ren: and 12 great-grandchildren. request of the family,” Miss Ference said. oft-criticized ■ in the past for a Rey Quinones, considered an out­ son a really good outfielder for a I’m going to a first-place club. It’s veteran Glenn Hoffman was dis­ The Red Sox have been trying to James R. and Karen (Klotz) Church, 41 Park St. Burial will be Christian burial at ll;30a.m .atSt. The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 The girl, who was admitted to the hospital Tuesday, did not do-nothing attitude, are going all standing young prospect, right- long time,” Gorman said. “ He can a dream to be in the pennant race abled by a condition later diag­ swing a deal for Henderson for Marcham. in East Cemetery. There are no James Church. Rocky Hill. Burial a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. receive a new liver despite being given a high priority for a new out in a bid for their first pennant handed pitchers Mike Brown and run, he has a strong arm and he can and to have the chance to be in a nosed as a cardiac problem. several weeks. They finally lured He was born in Manchester and calling hours. will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, 400 Main St. Burial will be in East organ of her size and age, said hospital spokeswoman Lynn since 1975. Mike Trujillo and a minor league hit with some power. World Series.” Veteran u'tilityman Ed Romero him along with Owen from Seattle graduated from Tolland High Memorial donations may be Hartford. Calling hours are today Cemetery. Calling hours are today McMahon. After padding their American player to be named later. “ Spike Owen is a good hard.- Henderson, like Owen a first- and Quinones have shared the with the package deal. School in 1984. He was a student at made to the American Cancer from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. League East lead with a 7-5 victory ‘T v e been one of Re^' Quinones’ nosed infielder who can add round draft choice of the Mariners, shortstop spot with mixed results. Henderson. 28. drafted in June. Hartford State Technical College. Spciety. 237 E. Center St. Holpes over Detroit, the Red Sox made a biggest boosters and I think he has stability to our lineup at shortstop. has 79 homers, a club career mark. Romero is hitting .215 and Qui­ 1977. is a threat to take the starting Besides his parents, he is sur­ Funeral Home. 400 Main St., is in major move Sunday night in a great future, but we had to give He should fit right in with us.” The five-year starter lost his job to nones .237 while committing 15 centerfield job in Boston from vived by a sister. Heather Mar­ charge of arrangements. acquiring outfielder Dave Hender­ up plenty to get two players we “ I had no idea about anything rookie Danny Tartabull when Dick errors in 62 games. veteran slugger Tony Armas, cham of Tolland; his paternal grandparents. Roger and Bernice Hope Brown VISIT Canceled trip refund Marcham of Vernon; his maternal Hope (Martin) Brown. 84. of NL roundup grandparents, Harvey and Ruth East Haven, widow of Wilson Lee DOWNTOWN Klotz of Vernon: and his maternal Brown, died Saturday at Connecti­ accepted by parents great-grandmother. Rose Klotz cut Hospice. Branford. She was the MANCHESTER Hollister in California mother of Edward D. Brown of Niemann gives the Mets pick-me-up The funeral was today at Union Coventry. Bv John Mitchell The company, which Diana said Congregational Church. Rockville, She also is survived by a THURS., FRI. & SftTr wa.s over. sacrifice fly. Trillo had hit a Herald Reporter is negotiating refunds with other and burial was in Grove Hill daughter, Mrs, Richard (Barbara) Bv Jonathanlathan VIttI are anxious about his recovery was over. sacrifice fly. Trillo had hit Ramirez had three hits in the sacrifice fly in the fourth for groups across America, including Cemetery. Rockville. The Burke- Orendorf of East Haven: and four FOR The Associated Press period, but do not seem to think the game and scored twice. He singled Chicago’s first run. The attorney representing par­ one in Waterhury. had previously Fortin Funeral Home. 76 Prospect grandchildren. injury is a type that could end his leading oft the seventh, stole Scott Sanderson and Lee Smith ents who have been fighting since stated that no refunds would be St., Rockville, was in charge of The funeral will be Tuesday at HEALTH & SAFETY Problems have not lasted long season. second and wenttothird on catcher held Montreal to six hits. Smith, April to gel a refund on a high given unless a trip was canceled 45 arrangements. for the New York Mets this season. Carter leads the Mets with 87 9:30 a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral AWARENESS DAYS Alan Ashby’s throwing error. 9-7. went two innings, allowed two school trip abroad canceled due to days beforehand Memorial donations may be Their longest losing streak of 1986 runs batted in. has hit 19 home runs Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill, Cliff Speck. 2-0, relieved Zane hits and got the victory. He terrorism said this morning that made to the Tolland High School with a mass of Christian burial at Forest S t Parking Lot was about three hours old when it and is batting .243. Backup Ed an offer made by the California- On behalf of the students, an Football Program; ended. Hearn inherited Carter’s starting Smith at the start of the sixth., stranded Tim Raines at third in the assistant at the attorney general’s 10 a.m. at St. James Church. pitched 1 2-3 hitless innings and got ninth, helped by Francona’s two- based travel agency was accepted Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose The "Convincer’’on The Mets lost their fourth spot and catcher John Gibbons was office wrote a letter to the agency’s recalled from Class AAA Tide­ the victory. Gene Garher earned out sliding catch of a line drive at Vincent Diana the Main Street William R. Claglo II Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. straight game to the St. Louis president demanding that the full water to fill Carter’s roster spot. his 18th save. first base. lawyer for the parents of .t.s William Robert Ciaglo II. 19. son Calling hours are tonight from 6 to Saturday 10-3 Cardinals 2-1. But they were refund be returned ^ The Mets leave today on a West Larry Andersep. 2-1, took the Montreal’s Bob Sebra pitched Manchester High School students of William R. and Carolyn (McCor­ 9. playing a double-header Sunday, Diana said that the agency made Coast trip, and didn’t want to leave loss in relief of Nolan Ryan. the first eight innings, then was who paid close to 11 non each for t he Memorial donations may be and they won the second game 9-2. an offer in mid-July, and during a mack) Ciaglo of 48 Barnwood with a five-game losing streak. Glenn Davis, second in the NL in relieved by Jeff Reardon. 6-8. trip to Paris and London would not Road, died Saturday. made to the Connecticut Hospice. In the second game, the National disclose the amount of the refund Wednesday meeting with 22 of the League’s strongest pitching team "This was a big win for us. ” Mets homers, gave Houston a 2-0 lead in Padre* 9, Red* 5 parents, the reimbursement was He was born in Hartford and had 61 Burban Drive. Branford 06405. Manager Dave Johnson said. the third inning with his 2.5th of the but said part of the tigreement started Randy Niemann, who last In Cincinnati, Bruce Bochy hit a stipulated about *700 in credit deemed sufficient “ We went over A won a major-league start in 1979. In the opener, John Tudor year. the offer, and parents agreed to scattered seven hits over seven- two-run double in San Diego’s toward future trips He said that He won. Dodgers 2, Giants 0 four-run fifth inning and singled in the credit could be used until July accept it.” Diana said. TIMELESS Niemann, called up from Tide­ plus innings and Tom m y Herr doubled and scored two runs. Rick Honeycutt gave up only two a run as the Padres scored three 31. 19*7 Diana said that if the credit is not TAG SALE water on Saturday, gave up one hits in eight innings and Alex more times in the sixth. The Since the trip was called off on used by July 1987, a different TRIBUTE run on five hits in six innings on Danny Heep. Tim Teufel and Len Dykstra homered in the nightcap. Trevino homered. sending Vida Padres took an 8-1 lead, then April 15. the E F Institute for amount of cash will be reimbursed. By the Town of Manchester Sunday. Blue and San Francisco to defeat "survived three Cincinnati home Cultural Exchange had refused to He said that tfie Manchester group “ No game is a ’must’ game when The top teams in the N L West A Tag Sale of surplus furniture and equipment for the both lost Sunday, leaving Hous­ before the biggest crowd at Can­ runs in the sixth — by Buddy Bell, give parents a requested $35,000 is the only one so far that has you have a 16-game lead.” Nie­ dlestick Park this season — 49.496. Barry Larkin and Ron Oester. Town and Board of Education will be held; ton’s lead at six games. Atlanta refund. The students were sche­ received a settlement. mann said. “ But the club needed a Blue, 9-7, allowed 12 hits but only Four more Padre pitchers saved duled to leave on April 17. the day "They did It for good will.” pick-me-up.” beat Houston 4-3 and Los Angeles Place: Waddell School Gym/Auditorium shut out San Francisco 2-0. In other two runs in 7 2-3 innings. the victory for LaMarr Hoyt. 7-9. after U S forces bombed Libya. Diana said A personalized monu­ The Mets played six games over 163 Broad Street games. Chicago beat Montreal 2-1. Honeycutt, also 9-7, combined on Rich Gossage pitched the last two the last four days, suffering a a four-hitter with Tom Niedenfuer, innings without allowing a hit. ment, carved of Select I D A D D c ^ San Diego outscored Cincinnati 9-5 Manchester, CT 06040 serious injury to Gary Carter and who started the ninth and got his Chris Welsh, 4-4, the first of six Barre Granite, can say | oAKKh and Philadelphia won a five-inning minor ones to pitcher Rick Aguil­ Reds pitchers, took the loss. Date: Saturday, August 23, 1986 contest with Pittsburgh 5-1 when 10th save. more than many words. It will be an everlasting | QUI LD] era and reserve outfielder Lee Trevino led off the second inning $ SAVE MONEY $ rain stopped the game. Phlllie* 5, Pirate* 1 tribute to a loved one. See our display of Barre Mazzilli. with his fourth homer of the Time: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Cardinals remained 18 Guild Monuments, backed by the industry's 'Monumenu Carter, a nine-time All-Star season. The Dodgers did not score Rain ended the game before the games behind the Mets. who won catcher, partially tore a ligament again until the eighth, when Bill sixth inning could start. The following types of items will be sold: strongest monument guarantee. the first and last games of the in his left thumb Saturday while Madlock doubled. Mariano Dun­ Philadelphia scored four times SENTRY OIL CO. six-game series. Tables, typewriters, adding machines, metal cots, AV diving for a ball during a rare start can reached on first baseman Will in the bottom of the first on a FAST DELIVERY INVENTORY CLEARANCE leadoff homer by Gary Redus. equipment, copiers, chairs, cabinets, trampoline, hel­ at first base. Braves 4, Astros 3 Clark’s error and Reggie Williams mets, water pitcher and many other selected .items. Evenings and Weekend Appointments The team placed Carter on the singled. doubles by Von Hayes. Mike photo Schmidt and Glenn Wilson, and a 150 Qal. Minimum...... 15-day disabled list. He will wear a The game Was tied 2-2, then 3-3, Cub* 2, Expot 1 ALL SALES FINAL. ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD “AS IS", cast for one >veek and then undergo then Atlanta’s Bob Horner drove in single by Ronn Reynolds. “WHERE IS”. ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE RE­ SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Gary Carter of the Meta is smiling now, but wasn’t a short rehabilitation program Rafael Ramirez with a sacrifice fly Manny Trillo doubled in the top Bruce Ruffin, 5-3, allowed four 243-5074 MOVED AT TIME OF SALE. THE TOWN RESERVES Saturday aa he suffered pulled ligaments in hia hand of the ninth inning and scored the hits in the five innings. Rick 470 Canter St., Manchaatar The Mets say they will not rush in the seventh inning and Hous­ ______•' Prte* Subitel to Chango THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ANY ITEM • . 643-9382 ^ n d was placed on the 15-day disabled Ih^t. Carter back into the lineup. They ^ ton’s three-game winning streak winning run on T^rry Francona’s Reuschel, 7-14, took the loss. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 18. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 18, 1986 — 11 ‘Wacko’ Green cops International SCOREBOARD By John AAossman and J.C. Snead with eight points sinking a knee-knocking six-footer. The $180,000 payday vaulted The Associated Press each. Langer, who birdied No. 17toget Green to 16th on the year’s money w i n . l o s e & Rid8ox7.TlgtrtS Braves 4. Astros 3 CASTLE ROCK. Colo. - A “ No one expected me to win.” to plus nine, had the only chance of list with $236,645. After giving his self-described “wacko," golfer Green said. "But maybe in a catching Green. But he needed an caddy — his sister Shelley — a i f ^ Baseball DETROIT BOSTON HOUSTON ATLANTA Football Ken Green, relaxed and free­ tournament like this a loose guy eagle at the 18th. and his slim share of the winnings. Green obrhM ObrhM ObrhM Whltokr2b 3 0 2 2 Boggs 3b 3 100 obrhbl wheeling. was nobody’s choice to has a better chance, and basically opportunity died when he drove planned to "go home, get a group of .'.-.■A'. TrammI ss 4 0 10 Doron2b 4 0 11 Moreno rt 4 0 0 0 into the rough. Barretf 2b 4 3 3 1 Hatcher cf 3 0 0 0 win the $180,000 first-place prize in I ’m pretty loose out there. friends together and party.” Amirtcin Lngui Handings Gibson rf 5000 Rice If 4 12 0 Romirzss 4 2 3 0 Coles 3b 5 0 10 Boy lor dh CRnIdsph 10 0 0 Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 NFL exhibition standings The International tournament. 4 0 12 Lopes If 3 1 1 0 "Besides. I think there was less ”I hit a real good iron and putt at Herndon It 2 0 0 0 DwEvnsrf 2 12 1 Horner lb 3 0 0 1 Then it’s off to this week’s World Eost Dlylslon Collins ph GDavIs 1b 3 1 1 2 Griffey If 4 2 2 1 pressure on me than on guys like 16.” Green said. “ You can’t W L Pet. OB 10 0 0 Bucknrib 4 0 13 Bossrf 4 0 10 Ranking lOlst on the money list Series of Golf, which he qualified Heath c 3 0 10 Armas cf 4 0 0 0 OberkfISb 10 0 0 AMERICAN CONFERENCE believe the feeling when you do Boston 69 48 .m — Brgmnph Garner3b 3 0 0 0 Benedict c 2 0 11 East and having performed dismally for Langer. (Tom) Kite and Sindelar. I New York 65 54 .546 5 10 0 0 Romlnecf 0 0 0 0 for with his victory here. Lowrve 0 0 0 0 Gedmone 2 10 0 Walling 3b 10 0 0 Hubbrd2b 2 0 0 0 W L T Pet. PF PA was thinking I could go out and something perfect. I-told myself. Detroit 63 56 .529 7 Ashby c 4 12 0 Chmbis ph extended stretches of the season. Lemon cf 4 2 11 Romero ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New England 3 0 0 1.000 77 57 make fools of them all.” ’I ’m going to win this Toronto 63 56 .529 7 DoEvns 1b Thon ss 2 0 10 AThoms ss 10 0 0 N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 42 55 Green had yet to prove his Buick Baltimore 62 M .525 Vh 3 2 2 2 Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Had the tournament been played Brokns dh 2 0 0 0 ZSmIthp 2 0 0 0 Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 37 42 tournament.’” Cleveland 61 57 .517 8'/i Grubb dh Pnkvtsph 10 10 Smmnsph 10 0 1 Indlonpolls 0 2 0 .000 35 59 Open triumph in 1985 was anything Green described his six-birdie under the tour’s traditional stroke- Milwaukee 58 59 .496 11 2 110 Funk p 0 0 0 0 Tetals 1S5 9J5 Tetota 30 7 9 7 Speckp 0 0 0 0 Miami 0 2 0 .000 26 47 but a fluke. Doubt set in at the 17th. however. West Dtviston Andersn p 0 0 0 0 OlwInep 0 0 0 0 Central round as "awesome. I kind of play format. Sindelar. not Green, California 65 52 .556 — Cruz ph 10 0 0 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 2 0 0 1.000 36 27 amaze myself sometimes. I ha­ Green reached the green in two. would have won. 'Sindelar had a Texas 61 57 .517 4'/i DOtrelt 800 101 010-5 Lopez p 0 0 0 0 But playing bogey-free golf and Boston too 4S3 08X—7 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 40 34 ven’t been in the heat that much, Facing a 30-foot putt for eagle, he 72-hole medal score of 14-under- KonsosCItv 53 65 .449 12'/z (Some Winning R *l — Barrett (5). Tetah 32 3 8 3 Totals 27 4 6 4 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 17 48 defusing tension with some playful Chlcogo 52 64 .448 12',^ E—Armos. OP—Detroit 1, LOB— Detroit Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 37 60 but when I'm contending. I seem to knocked it six feet past. par 274. Langer and Bruce Lietzke Ooklond 52 68 .433 U'/, 882 OOI’ 888-3 psychological games. Green bir- 9, Boston 9. 2B—Barrett 2, Rice, Buckner, W#st play well. I ’ve had a chance to win were at 277 and Green at 278. Seattle 52 68 .433 U ‘/i Baylor, (Srubb. HR—Lemon (6), DaEvons2 A N ^ 880 281 lOx—4 Kansas city 2 0 0 1.000 47 26 died two of the final three holes ’’The second putt was one I Minnesota 51 67 .432 14'/i (21). S—Borrett, Romero. SF— Game Winning RBI — Horner (8). San Olego 2 0 0 1.000 65 38 maybe four times on tour, and I ’ve Sindelar also would have won on Solurdav's (hinies Whitaker. . DP—Houston 1, Atlanta i. LA Raiders 1 1 -0 .500 24 51 Sunday and ran away with the couldn’t afford to miss.” he said. Detroit 12, Boston 6 won twice now. I seem to click the basis of cumulative Stableford IP H RER BB SO LO B-^ouston 9, Atlonta 7. 2B—Ramirez. Seattle 1 1 0 .500 48 44 inaugural International title. ”I was thinking if I missed it and Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1 Detroit * *“ >■ SB—Griffey (6), Lopes Denver 0 2 0 .000 34 39 when I get in it. I don’t choke.” points for four rounds with 35. Toronto 13, Texos 1 King L*-3 5 1-3 8 7 7 6 2 (M ), Romirez (13). S—Benedict. SF— NATIONAL CONFERENCE Langer birdies the hole, we’re tied. Kansas City 4, New York 2 Doran, Homer. East He accumulated 12 points under Mllwoukee 6, Chlcogo 5 Tonona 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 In a 12-player field on Sunday. So I said. ’Well, dummy, don’t miss Medal scores, however, did not Boston ^ ^ IP H R ER BB SO N.Y. Giants 1 1 0 .500 46 45 the tournament’s unique scoring the putt then.’” Seattle 7, MInnesoto 6 Hurst 5 1-3 6 4 4 4 3 Marlnera11,Twlna1 Houston Phllodelpha 1 1 0 .500 55 54- Green took the lead with a 15-foot count. In addition, the field was cut Californio 5, Oakland 2 Schlraldl W,1-0 3 2-3 3 1 1 1 2 Cardlnala2,Meta1 Rvan 5 4 2 2 3 5 Washincitn 1 1 0 .500 34 42' format — a modified Stableford Sundov's Gomes Funk 0 11110 St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 68 58 birdie putt at the 12th hole, which He didn’t. every day and scores were not Boston 7,. Detroit 5 HBP—Gedmon by King. WP—Hurst, system that awarded players five Schlraldl. MINNESOTA SEATTLE Andersen L,2-l 2 1 1 0 1 1 Dallas 0 3 0 .000 25 61 gave him eight points. Langer. carried over from day to day. Cleveland 11, Ekiltimore 6 First Gome Lopez 1 0 0 0 1 0 points for an eagle, two points for The Marblehead. Conn., native Umpires—Home, Coble; First, Johnson; ObrhM Ob r h bl STLOUIS Central Toronto 8, Texos 7, 11 Innings Puckett cf NEW YORK Atlanta Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 88 40 playing one group behind, was in said the victory, not the money, Chlcogo 7, Milwaukee 4 Second, Denklnger; Third, Lepperd. 3 12 1 Moses cf 4 2 10 obrhbl Obrhbl birdie, nothing for par, minus one ”If anybody would have a T—3:01. A—34,704. Smalley ss 4 0 0 0 PBrodly If 5 1 1 2 ZSmIth 6 8 3 3 5 3 Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 59 43 the process of doiible-bogeying No. Kansas City 5, New York 0 Colemncf 4 0 10 MWIIsncf 5 0 10 Speck W,2-0 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 39 44 for bogey and minus three for was most important to him. Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 0 ADavIsIb 4 2 2 2 OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 AAazzllll If legitimate gripe about the format California 7. Ooklond 3 Bmnskyrf 4 0 10 Olwlne 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 52 36- 11 to drop to four points and Green Seattle 11, Minnesota 1 4 0 0 0 Phelps dh 5 1 1 3 Herr 2b 3 2 10 Heep It double bogey or worse. "It seems I ’m always trying to Bush dh 4 0 2 0 DHedsnrf 0 0 0 0 (Sorber S,18 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bov 0 2 0 .000 27 46 never looked hack. in this tournament, it would be Monday's Games Royals 5. Yankees 0 3 12 0 VnSlyk lb 4 0 3 1 KHrndzlb 3 110 Funk pitched to 2 batters In the 6th, West XPphoto (Saettl3b 4 0 0 0 Presley 3b 3 1 1 0 Pndltn3b 4 0 10 prove mj(self to people, especially me.” Sindelar said. “ But I don’t Mllwoukee (Boslo 0-1) at Clevelond Solos c Mitchell rf 3 0 10 WP—Rvon, ZSmIth. PB—Ashby. Atlanta 2 0 0 1.000 51 41 (CandlottI 11-9), 7:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 SBrodley c 4 12 3 Morris rt 3 0 0 0 Strwbryrf 10 0 0 West Germ any’s Bernhard Green hit what he described as a back home.” he said. " I haven’t have a complaint in the world. I Ken Green, from Washington, Conn., winner of the first NEW YORK KANSAS CITY Lmbrdz 2b 10 0 0 Owen ss Umpires—Home, MeSherrv; First, San Frncsco 1 0 0 1.000 32 0 Boston (Seover 6-10) at MInnesoto 4 0 10 Ford If 2 0 0 1 Knight 3b 3 0 10 Bonin; Second, Pulll; Third, Poncino. Nw Orlans» 1 1 0 .500 44 45 Langer finished second with nine “perfect” 6-iron at the 16th hole for ebrhbl Ob r h bl Beone It 2 0 10 Revnids 2b • 2 2 0 0 Londrm If 10 0 0 had the greatest career. This helps had a lot of fun. I ’m not second- International golf tournament, has a big smile for his (Viola 134), 8:35 p.m. CWshtn cf 4 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 2 0 11 L A. Rams • 0 1 0 .000 14 17. Only gomes scheduled LSmIthlf 4 12 0 Esplnoz2b 10 0 0 Lvilrec 3 0 0 0 Hearn c 4 0 10 T—2:54. A—17,618. points, followed by Joey Sindelar • birdie, then birdied the par-5 17th. me show them.I can still play.” guessing anything.” Tollesonss 4 0 2 0 LJonesIf 0 0 0 0 Reedc 10 10 Tudorp sister, Shelley, who is holding on to his first place trophy. Tuesday's (lames Mtngly 1b 2 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 10 Saturday's Games 4 0 2 0 Wilson ct 4 1 1 2 Totals 30 1 6 1 Totals 34 II II 10 Soft p 0 0 0 0 Aguilera p Californio of O tro lt, 2, 5:35 p.m. Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 20, Tampa Bay 17 Seattle ot New York, 7:M p.m. P Perry p 0 0 0 0 RAndesnp 10 0 0 Chicago 38, Indianapolis 21 Posaualf 4 0 10 McRoedh 4 0 0 0 Minnesota ooo 001 OOO- I Dvkstr ph Milwaukee of Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Easlerdh 4 0 10 10 0 0 New York Jets 28, Cincinnati 17 White 2b 3 2 3 1 Seattle too 101 3Sx—11 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Chlcogo ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Pglrulo3b 3 0 0 0 Blancln2b 0 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — None. Sunday's stars Minnesota 29, Denver 27 Oakland ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Bckmnph 10 0 0 Kansos City 27, St. Louis 26 Hot Bradley Skinner c 2 0 0 0 Balbonllb 4 0 2 0 E—Puckett. DP—MInnesoto 1, Seottle2. Oroscop 1C » Texas at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. RHedsn ph 10 0 0 Sundbrg c 0 0 0 0 New England 38, New Orleans 34 Boston at MInnesoto, 8:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 LOB— Minnesota 6, Seattle 5. 2B— Bush, HJohsn ph 10 0 0 HITTING — Oddibe McDowell, Rangers, Report says Kelly Espino c New York Giants 22, Green Bay 14 0 0 0 0 Motley rt 3 0 0 0 DHenderson 2, Beane, PBrodley. HR— Totals 30 2 6 2 Totals 32 1 8 1 was 3-for-5 with two home runs, but Texas FIschlln 2b 2 0 0 0 ASalozr ss 3 0 0 1 ADavIs (16), Puckett (24), Phelps (18), Houston 23, Buffalo 20 Nestle champ lost to theTorontoBlue Jays 8-7ln11 Innings. Los Angeles Raiders 24, Dallas 19 National League standings Roenick 3b 10 0 0 SBrodley (3). S—Espinoza. StLoulS m 100 000-2 Tetals 33 0 6 0 Totals 32 5 9 5 IP H R ER BB SO San Diego 45, Phllodelphio 38 New York ooo 001 000—l PITCHING—Mark Gubicza, Royals, Monday's Game By Ed Shearer Minnesota Game Winning RBI — VonSlyke (6). pitchedasix-hitshutoutandstruck out 10 East DIvislen New York OOO 000 000-0 Smithson L,9-11 6 2-3 6 6 6 4 3 San Francisco ot Los Angeles Rams,' The Associated Press is in the Bills’ fold DP—New York 2. LOB—StLouls 6, New batters os Kansas City defeated the New 10:30 p.m. W L Pet. GB KonsosCItv 110 100 ttx —S RLJacksn 2-3 4 5 4 1 1 York 9. 2B—Herr, VanSlyke 2. SB—Van York Yankees 5-0. New York 77 . 41 .653 — (Same Winning RBI — Brett (8). Anderson 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Friday, August 22 Slyke (14). SF—Ford, Teufel. Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. BUFORD. Ga. — Pal Bradley’s Montreal 59 56 .513 16'/j LOB—New York 6, Kansas City 5. 2B— Seattle IP H R ER BB SO BUFFALO. N.Y (AP) - Quar­ Phlladelphio 59 59 .500 18 White. HR—Brett (13), White (14), Wilson MorgonW,9-12 9 6 1 1 3 7 New England at Los Angeles Raiders, miracle season is still going rights. StLouls 10 p.m. St. Louis 59 59 .500 18 (6). S—Sundberg. HBP—DHenderson by Smithson. WP— Tudor W,12-6 7 7 1 1 4 5 strong. terback Jim Kelly has agreed to a Dave Senko. a spokesman for the Chlcogo 52 66 .441 25 IP H R ER BB SO Smithson. Minnesota ot Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Soft 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Saturday, August 23 contract worth about $7.5 million Bills, declined to comment Sunday Pittsburgh 47 70 .402 29'/j New York Umpires—Home, Cooney; First, Brlnk- PPerrv S,2 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 "Somebody tapped me on the West Division Guidry L6-10 7 8 5 5 1 5 mon; Second, Scott; Third, Polermo. Maior League leaders Woshlngton at Tampo Bay, 7 p.m. over five .years with the Buffalo on the status of the negotiations. New York Green Bay at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. shoulder to do something a little bit Houston 67 51 .568 — Stoddard 1 10001 T—2:49. A—8,253. Aguilera L,6-5 11-3 2 1 1 0 0 Bills, according to a published On Saturday, the Houston Post Son Francisco 61 57 .517 6 Kansas City Miami at Phllodelphio, 7:X p.m. more distinguishable.” Bradley \s RAndeson 3 2-3 2 1 1 2 1 Based on 288 at Bats. NS report The deal makes Kelly the said Kelly was demanding $10 Los Angeles 58 60 .492 9 Gubicza W,7-5 9 6 0 0 0 10 Cleveland at Atlanta, 8 p.m. said Sunday after overcoming an Sisk 2 1 0 0 2 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Jets at New York Giants, 8 ■A highest paid player in the NFL. million over five years to play for CIncInnotl 56 61 .479 10'/j WP—Stoddard. National League results Orosco 2 1 0 0 0 3 eight-shot deficit to win the Atlanta 55 62 .470 11'/j Umpires—Home, Hendry; First, Cou­ G AB R H Pet. p.m. The Buffalo News reported in Buffalo. Tudor pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Boggs Bsn 110 412 77 144 .350 Detroit at Indianapolis, 8:X p.m. $240,000 Nestle World Champion­ Son Diego 55 63 .466 12 sins; Second, Evans; Third, Merrill. WP—Tudor. Puckett Min 118 503 91 174 .346 today’s editions that after about 10 The Buffalo News also said Saturday's Games T—2:12.A—39,484. Buffalo ot Kansas City, 8:X p.m. ship women’s golf tournament. Dodgers 2, Giants 0 Umpires—Home, Davis; First, Harvey; Mattingly NY 119 503 83 171 .340 New Orleans at Houston, 9 p.m. hours of negotiations. Kelly and his another NFL source reported that St. Louis 3, New York 1, 11 Innings Second, Darling; Third, Gregg Rice Bsn 113 454 67 149 .328 It was her fifth victory this year Los Angeles 6, Son Francisco 5 St. Louis at Chicago, 9 p.m. agents reached an agreement with Angels?,A's3 T-3:02. Fletcher Tex 108 384 63 125 .326 San Francisco at Denver, 9 p.m. and the $78,000 first prize — largest the Bills’ $7.5 million offer is the Pittsburgh 6, Phllodelphio 1, 1st game LOS ANGELS SAN FRAN Easier NY 109 388 54 124 .320 the Bills at about 2a m EDXtoday same the Los Angeles Raiders Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 0, 2nd game San Diego ot Los Angeles Roms, 10 in LPGA history — enabled her to Ob r h bl ab r h bl Bell Tor 117 469 83 149 . 318 p.m. in Houston would offer Kelly if they were to Cincinnati 4, San Diego 1 OAKLAND CALIFORNIA Sax 2b 5 0 10 Gladden cf 3 0 10 Femndz Tor Tl9 502 73 156 .311 shatter the single-season money Chicago 5, Montreal 0 Mets 9. Cardinals 2 Kelly was expected to fly to Ob r h bl ab r h bl BRussell If 5 0 2 0 RThpsn 2b 2 0 0 0 Bernzrd Cle 112 413 62 128 . 310 record with $482,496. negotiate a deal for him. Houston 7, Atlanta 4 Griffin ss 5 0 2 0 Pettis cf 3 3 3 1 Cabell 1b 4 0 2 0 CDavIs rf 4 0 0 0 Ward Tex 91 337 48 104 .309 Buffalo this morning and sign the Sunday's Games “ I took the hard route.” Bradley Kelly sat in a private box with Murphy cf 4 0 2 0 Joyner 1b 4 0 11 Madick 3b 4 0 2 0 WCIark lb 4 0 10 Second Game Home Runs contract at a news conference owner Ralph Wilson of the Bills St. Louis 2, New York 1, 1st game Canseco If 4 0 0 0 Downing If 3 12 1 Hamltn3b 0 10 0 CBrown3b 4 0 10 STLOUIS NEW YORK Barfield, Toronto, 30; Klngmon, Oak­ said of her latest triumph which New York 9, St. Louis 2, 2nd game Quarterback Joe Montana-of the Saturday night to watch the Bochtelb 4 0 0 0 RJcksndh 2 1 1 0 Trevino c 4 1 1 1 M I d n d 0 ab r h b t ob r h bl land, 28; Bell, Toronto, 27; Deer, G olf came after shooting three consecu­ Chicago 2, Montreol 1 Kngmndh 3 0 0 0 DeCncs 3b 4 0 2 2 If 4 0 0 0. Colemn cf 4 0 10 Oykstra cf 5 1 1 3 Milwaukee, 27; BalbonI, Kansas City, San Francisco 49ers is currently Bills-Oilers preseason game In the PhllodelphlaS, Plttsburgh1,5lnnlngs,roln tive 72s before conquering the Lansfrd 2b 4 2 3 1 R Jones rf 2 0 0 0 Duncan ss 4 0 2 0 Brenivc 3 0 10 Burris p 0 0 0 0 Bckmn 2b 5 13 1 26; Canseco, Oakland, 26; Pagllarulo, the highest paid player at $1 3 Astrodome at Houston. MDovIsrf 4 1 1 1 Hendrck rf 2 0 10 RWIIms rf 4 0 11 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 4 0 0 0 KHrndz lb 5 0 10 New York, 26; GoettI, Minnesota, 24; Atlanta 4, Houston 3 6.037-yard Stouffer Pinelsle Resort million a year DHIII2b 4 0 10 Wllfono2b 2 0 0 0 JGonzIzef 4 0 0 0 Kutcherss 10 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Strwbry rf 3 10 0 Hrbek, Minnesota, 24; Puckett,Minnesota, layout Sunday with a course- Kelly had a guaranteed contract Son Diego 9, Cincinnati 5 Tettletonc 3 0 0 0 Grlch2b 1111 Honeyettp 2 0 0 0 Bluep 2 0 0 0 Knicelylb 4 1 1 0 Heep If 3 12 3 24. Tallwood Kelly was Buffalo's first-round Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 0 with the Generals that reportedly •Willard c 0 0 0 1 Burlesn ss 4 10 0 Matszk ph 10 0 0 JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 Landrm lf 2 0 0.0 MWIIsonlf 0 0 0 0 Runs Batted In LOW GROSS, LOW NET BEST 15 —A record 9-under-par 63. draft pick in 1983 hut chose to sign Mendoy's Games Narron c 4 0 10 NIednfurp 0 0 0 0 Yngbid ph 10 0 0 Ford If 2 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 2 0 0 0 Canseco, Oakland, 94; Barfield, To­ would pay him $800,000 this year Son Diego (LaPoint 04) at Cincinnati Gross — Len Belanger 57, Bill Knowles The key shot was easy to discern with the New Jersey Generals of Totals 35 3 9 3 Totals 31 7 12 6 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 Lakec 2 110 Knight 3b 10 0 0 ronto, 90; Bell, Toronto, 87; Joyner, 58. Net — Craig Phillips 49, Norm AP photo even if he did not play. (Denny 10-10), 12:35 p.m. Totals 37 111 2 Totals 30 0 4 0 OSmIthph 1 0 0 0 GIbbonsc 3 2 10 California, 83; Mattingly, New York, 82; — a 206-yard 4-wood that rolled to the llnited States Football Leagux'. Houston (Scott 12-8) at Pittsburgh Daignault 49, Ron Baslle 51, Roy Bell General Manager Bill Pollan of Oakland 010 100 001—3 Lvilrec 0 0 0 0 Santanoss 3 1 1 0 Carter, Cleveland, 79; GoettI, Minnesota, 52, Warren, Demartin 52. B Gross — within six inches of the cup. giving That league has suspended play, at (Walk 56), 7:35 p.m. California 101 001 12x—7 Los Angeles 010 000 010—2 Morris rf 3 0 12 Niemann p 2 1 1 0 78; Presley, Seattle, 78. Cincinnati’s James Brooks (21) has the Monger (58) during their NFL exhibition the Bills led the negotiating in New York (Oleda 12-4) at Los Angeles Blolne Hareld 59, Carl Mlkolowsky 65, Bradley a tap-in for an eagle-3 (in least until 1987. and the Generals Game Winning RBI — DeCInces (10). Son Francisco 000 000 000—0 Oauendss 3 0 0 0 Teufel ph 1111 Runs John CIszewskI 66. Net — Jim Allen 45, the 403-yard 16th. football tucked under his arm as he’s hit game Saturday night in East Rutherford, Houston along with Jeff Liftman, (Hershlser 12-8), 8:05 p.m. E—Bochte 2. DP—Oakland 3. LOB— Game Winning RBI — Trevino (2). Cox p 1 0 0 0 McDwII p 10 0 0 RHenderson, New York, 104; Puckett, Bob Barde 48, Sam Worthed 48, Rand h;id given Kelly theOK tonegotiate the team’s treasurer and Dave Only games scheduled Oakland 8, California 7. 2B—ReJackson, E—Cabell, Trevino, WCIark. DP—Los Lowlssph 10 10 “It was truly a career shot” Minnesota,91; Bell,Toronto,83; Mattingly, Daniels 50, Dave Bergstrom 51, Frank by New York Jets’ linebacker Matt N.J. The Jets won, 28-17. with Buffalo, which holds his NFL Olsen, an executive vice president. Tuesday's Games Pettis. HR—Lonsford (11), MDavIs (14). Angeles 1, Son Francisco 1. LOB—Los Horton p 0 0 0 0 New York, 83; Barfield, Toronto, 81. Glantonlo 52, Wes W oltyna 52, Walt Bradley, who won three of the Atlanta ot Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. SB—Pettis (32). S—Joyner. SF—Willard. Angeles 9, San Francisco 6. 2B—Sax, VanSIvk cf 10 10 Kokosko 52. C Gross — BUI Dowd 67, Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Brenly, Glodden, BRussell, Madlock. Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 34 911 8 Hits Joe WallnskI 67. Net — DanMarauls42, LPGA’s four ma.jor champion­ St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Oakland HR—Trevino (4). SB—Gladden (17). S— Puckett, Minnesota, 174; Mattingly, Pat Paradlso 42, Frank Damon 44, Earl ships this year. said. “ I liked it the NFL exhibition roundup Montreal at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Andular L.7-5 5 8 4 4 2 2 RThompson. StLouls 000 020 000—2 New York, 171; Femondez, Toronto;i56; Norswttrthy 47, Steve Myers 50, Don moment I hit it. It was on line. It New York at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. VonOhlen 0 1 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO New York 001 221 03x—9 Bell, Toronto, W ; Rice, Boston, 149. Paauette 50. Phllodelphio at San Francisco, 10:35 Bolr 1 11110 Los Angeles Game Winning RBI — Backman (5). TWO MAN BEST 17 — Gross — Bill was solid. It was actually the p.m. Lelper 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Honevett W,9-7 8 2 0 0 2 6 E—HJohnson, Coleman. DP—StLouls 2, Doubles Knowles-Tom Johnson 64, Len capper of winning” JHowell 1 1-3 2 2 0 1 0 NIednfuer S,10 1 2 0 0 0 0 New York 2. LOB—StLouls 3, New York 6. Mattingly, New York, 39; Boggs, Belanger-Lou GenovesI 65, Craig She had birdies from 15 feet on Eastern League standings CaHfomla Son Francisco 2B—Backman, Heep, Gibbons. HR— Boston, 31; Buckner, Boston, 31; Rice, Phllllps-Chic Gagnon 65. Net — Marty Sutton W,11-9 6 6 2 2 1 2 BlueL,9-7 7 2-3 11 2 1 1 2 Heep (5), Teufel (3), Dvkstra (7). Boston, 31; Barfield, Toronto, 30; Slenko-JIm Allen 53, BUI Dowd-Bob both 15 and 17 and then got her Winless Dallas Cowboys lose third in a row Lucos S,1 3 3 1 1 0 2 J Robinson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Barrett, Boston,» ; Puckett, Minnesota, 30. Barde 53, Dave Bergstrom-Rav Perry approach within eight feet on the W L Pet. GB Andular pitched to 3 batters In the 6fh, CJarrelts 1 0 0 0 0 0 StLouls 53, Paul Cosman-Dan Marauls 55, Earl final hole — needing that putt to lie Pittsfield (Cubs) 71 54 .568 — VonOhlen pitched to 1 batter In the 6th. Umpires—Home, Froemmlng; First, Cox L,7-10 5 6 5 3 3 6 Triples Norsworthy-Joe WallnskI 55, Don HBP—Downing by Andulor. BK — Davidson; Second, Halllon; Third, Marsh. Horton 2 2 1 1 1 0 Butler, Cleveland, 8; Fernandez, the all-time LPGA recoriJ of 62 set By Barry Wilner Vermont (Reds) 68 55 .553 2 Tucker-Sam Worthen 55, Steve Myers- Raiders Coach Tom Flores saw a 21-polnt second quarter. San Diego compiled .598 yards Inst .second-string QB Gary Kubiak Andular. PB—Tettleton 2. T—2:48. A—(9,496. Burris 1 3 3 3 1 1 Toronto, 8; Sierra, Texas, 7;GWalker, Don Paauette 55, Andy Welgert-Dlck by Mickey Wright in 1964 and tied Reodlng (Phillies) 65 55 .542 J '/j New York Chlcogo, 6; Owen, Seattle, 6; Upshaw, The Associated Press from his team, which was belted But Bobby Hebert threw for two passing, better than the NFL with a knee injury. Glens Falls (Tigers) 58 61 .487 10 Neville 55. by Vicki Fergon two years ago. .32-0 last week by San Francisco. Albany (Yonkees) 60 66 .476 11'/i Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Reed; Niemann W,2-3 6 5 2 1 0 2 Toronto,6; Wilson, Kansas Clty,6. scores and Buford Jordan and regular-season mark of 5,54 Tom Chiefs 27, Cardinals 26 Waterburv (IndIns) 58 66 .468 12'/z Second, Tschldo; Third, Garcia. Cuba 2. Expos 1 McDwII S,12 3 1 0 0 0 2 " I was a little nervous." she Most of the headlinesconcerning “Last week we played lousy but Reuben Mayes each threw for one Flick hoping for a third-string New Britan (Rd Sx) 56 66 .459 13W T—3:10. A—28,504. WP—McDowell. Stolen bases said. " I gripped the putter a little Umpires—Home, Harvey; First, Do- RHenderson, New York, 70; Cangelosl, PGA results the Dallas Cowboys this summer tonight there was a tremendous and the Saints stormed ahead quarterback job threw for 287 of Nick Lowery’s 32-yard field goal Nashua (Pirates) 55 68 .447 15 tight” have had little to do with their play Sunday's Games Indians 11. Orleles 6 CHICA(30 MONTREAL rllng; Second, Gregg; Third, Davis. Chicago, 44; Pettis, California, 32; 6aretled turnaround.” Flores said. "Our 34-31. them, including a 52-yard pass to with 4:58 left won a game in which Plttsfleld6, Albany 1,1 St game Ob r h bl ab r h bl T—2:20. A—44,843. wlth24. She failed on that putt but still on the field. For the Cowboys, improvement was very evident. Then fourth-string QB Steve the Cardinals missed two extra- Dfernler cf 5 0 10 Folev 2b 4 0 10 Pitching (10 decisions) CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — Final-round Willie Ware with 31 seconds left for Plttsfleld6, Albany 1,2ndgame scores, points, and money won Sunday In got the par that gave her a that’s probably a blessing We played much harder and made Calabria marched the Patriots 80, point attempts. Vermont 5, Glens Falls 2, 1st game BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Sndbrglb 4 0 2 0 Wright cf 4 0 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 18-4, .818, 2.61; Ras­ the winning touchdown obrhbl Muphry If 4 0 0 0 Raines If 3 0 10 Padres 9, Reds 5 mussen, New York, 12-4, .750,3.65; Schrom, the $1 million International golf tourna­ 9-under-par 279 total and a two- Dallas, which journeyed to Lon­ some big plays. All three of our yards in seven plays for the Albert I^wis returned an Inter­ Vermont 8, Glens Falls 4, 2nd game Ob r h bl ment on the par-72, 7,503-yard Castle New Britain 7, Nashua 2,. 1st game Lacy rf 3 0 10 Bernzrd2b 4 2 3 1 LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 1 1 0 Cleveland, 11-4, .733, 4.35; King, Detroit, shot victory over Nancy Lopez, don for a preseason game against quarterbacks threw the ball well winning TD. which came on a Falcons 20, Bucs 17 ception 47 yards for a touchdown Shelby rf 1110 Franco ss 3 1 1 2 Moreind rf 4 12 0 Wallach3b 4 0 11 8-3, .727,3.70; Elchhorn, Toronto, 10-4, .714, Pines Golf Club coursewithunofficlal medal Nashua at New Britain, 2nd game, ppd., SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI 1.84. score and points awarded an a 10 for double ' who had a final-round 69. and Betsy the Chicago Bears earlier this and our offensive line protected 21-yard pass to Greg Baty with 59 and Todd Blackledge connected rain Lynn cf 3 10 0 Jacoby 3b 10 0 0 Durhm lb 3 0 10 Krnchclb 4 0 10 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Veteran Mick Luckhurst booted Ripken ss 5 0 11 JDdvIsc 4 0 10 Rivera ss 3 0 0 0 Strikeouts eagle; five for eagle; twofor birdie; zerofor . King, who had led after the second month and signed USFL star very well.” Reodlng4, Waterburv 1 Corter rf 5 1 1 1 Royster 3b 5 2 2 0 Daniels If 5 0 11 par; minus one for bogey and minus three seconds left. a 29-yard field goal with three with Carlos Carson on, a 53-yard Monday's Games Murray dh 5 13 0 Thrntn dh 4 0 0 1 Trlllo3b 3 12 1 Blirdeloc 3 0 0 0 Gwvnn cf 5 3 3 1 Venable cf 5 0 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 180; Morris, Detroit, and third rounds before falling runner Herschel Walker last week, Speler ss 3 0 0 0 Sebra p 2 0 0 0 165; MWItt, California, 157; McCasklll, for doublebogey and worse basis: seconds left in his only appearance scoring pass as Kansas City took a PIttsfleldatAlbany . Trober1b 3 2 2 2 MHall If 3 2 10 Kruk If 5 2 3 2 Parker rt 4 0 10 back with a 73 Sunday. dropped to 0-3 in NFL exhibition Raiders 24, Cowboys 19 Bears 38, Coits 21 Sheets If 4 0 10 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Sandrsn p 3 0 0 0 WJhnsnph 10 10 4 1 1 1 California, 153; Langston, Seattle, 152. 24-6 halftime lead. But Nell Lomax Vermontot Glens Falls Francon If Gorvev1b BDIaz c 4 12 0 Ken Green, 5180,000 70- 71-71-66—278 Mike Tomezak equaled his pro­ of the night The kick came just one Nashuaat New Britain OMallv3b 4 0 11 Snyder 3b 4 3 3 4 0 0 0 1 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Bochy c 5 0 2 3 Bell 3b 3 1 1 2 Lopez, playing in only her second play. Their on-field performance Wilson’s 60-yard touchdown pass threw two TD passes and Stump JBonlll2b 4 111 Butler cf Totals 33 1 9 1 Totals 32 1 6 1 Saves B.Langer, 113,000 71- 69-6869-277 minute after second-year kicker Reading at Waterburv 4 0 11 Tmpitn ss 4 0 2 1 Larkin ss 4 111 J.C. Snead, 63JX)0 72- 71-70-70—283 tournament after giving birth to a has been somewhat overshadowed to Rod Barksdale gave the Raiders duction of last week against Mitchell’s 6-yard touchdown run Tuesday's Games Stefero c 3 0 11 Tablerib 3 13 1 Wynne cf 5 0 0 1 Esasky 1b 4 0 0 0 Aase, Baltimore, 29; RlghettLNew York, Pittsburgh with three touchdown Mike Prindle blew a cbance to ice Dwyer If .10 0 0 Allansonc Chicago ooo 100 001—2 28; Hernandez, Detroit, 20; Camacho, Joey SIndelar, 63,000 6966-7069^274 daughter in May. had held the by those other developments, but the lead for good in the third gave the Cards a 26-24 fourth- PIttsfleldatAlbany 3 10 0 Roberts 2b 4 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 2 2 1 Nick Price, 454)00 73- 7168-70—282 the game when he was wide left on Glens Fallsot Vermont Totals 36 612 6 Totals 34 11 13 11 Montreal 000 010 000—1 Letferts p 0 0 0 0 Welsh p Cleveland,17; Henke,Toronto,17. previous single-season money re­ at least the perennial NFC East quarter and brightened Wilson’s throws — 12. 1 and 11 yards in the quarter lead. (Same Winning RBI — Francona (3). 0 0 0 0 H. Twltty, 41,000 74- 7068-70—282 a 34-yard attempt . Nashuaat New Britain McCllersp 0 0 0 0 RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 Kenny Knox, 37,250 6973-70-71—283 cord. $416,472 last year. contender looked a little better in outlook. Earlier. Wilson heard it second half. He was 9-for-l 1 for 115 Reodingat Waterburv Baltimore 010 310 lOO— 6 LOB—Chicago 8, Montreal 5. 2B— Gossogep 10 0 0 Perez ph 10 0 0 Giants 22, Packers 14 Cleveland ^ 106 120 lOx—11 Moreland, Dawson, Durham, Trillo. SB— Bruce Lletzke, 37,250 6768-71-71—277 Lopez said she was on the 1.5lh this loss than in the previous two from the fans when he threw an yards. Tomezak directed an 81- Hoytp 2 10 0 WIIIIsp 0 0 0 0 Andy Dillard, 344100 71-72-70-75—288 The Giants look a 17-0 lead as (Same Winning RBI — Fronco (7). Sandberg (20), O rn le r (18), Raines 2 Walter p 0 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 hole when she noticed that Bradley The latest defeat was 24-19 to the interception on his first pass yard drive capped with a 12-yard Jets 28, Bengals 17 E—Butler, Stefero, OMallev, Lynn. (52). S—Speler. SF—Trillo, Froncona. Based on 288 at Bats. Tom Kite, 314)00 73-716974—284 Phil Simms and Jeff Hostetler American League results Flannry 2b 10 0 0 Milner ph 10 10 D. Hammond, 314XX) 7073-70-75—288 had gotten to nine under. Los Angeles Raiders on Saturday attempt that set up Dallas’ first touchdown to rookie David Willi­ Michael Harper ran a kickoff 97 DP—Baltimore 1, Cleveland 2. LOB— RRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE each threw a touchdown pass. Eric Baltimore 7, Cleveland 5. 2B— IP H R ER BB SO G AB R H Pet. T.C. Chen, 28,000 7167-7075—283 “ I said. ’Cowabonga.’’’ Lopez as quarterbacks Jim Plunkett. preseason touchdown. ams to open the second half. He yards for a touchdown and set up Roseph 10 0 0 Schubert kicked two field go.ils Bernazard, Franco, Trober, JBonllla, Chicago Franco p 0 0 0 0 Brooks Mon 80 306 50 104 .340 said. ’’Goodness gracious. I Marc Wilson and Rusty Hilger " It’s great to win. even in the also hit Dennis Gentry with a another touchdown with a .52-yard Blue Jays 8, Rangers7(11| Tabler. HR—Snyder 2 (16). SB—Allanson Sandrsn 7 4 1113 Totals 41 9 13 9 Totals 36 5 9 5 Backman NY 88 293 50 98 .334 couldn’t believe it. I was just preseason.” Wilson, who com­ one-yard scoring pass and E.J. and linebacker Andy Headen LeSmIth W,9-7 2 2 0 0 0 1 CBrown SF 99 368 50 123 .334 each threw touchdown passes. effort. Ken O’Brien threw to Al (10), Carter (21), Bernazard (13). S— pleted three of his five passes for Jones with an 11-yard touchdown sacked Lynn Dickey for a safety. Allanson. SF—Thornton, Trober. Montreal San Olego 001 043 010—9 Gwynn SD 117 463 78 154 .333 LPGA World Championship re­ shocked. My fir.st reaction was ‘I " It’s still very early in the. Toon and Billy Griggs for first-half TEXAS TORONTO Sebra 8 81115 Cincinnati ooo 014 000—5 Raines Mon 109 424 66 141 .333 don’t have a chance now.’’’ 101 yards, said. “ I had a very rough pass. Tight end Zeke Mowatt. seeking Ob r h bl ab r h bl Reardon L,6-8 1 1110 0 sults preseason.” Dallas Coach Tom scores and backup QB Pal Ryan IP H R ER BB SO (Jame Winning RBI — Garyey (7). Sax LA 113 450 63 145 .322 King, whohad four bogeys on the star) but then everything fell into combined with Dennis Bligen on a to regain his starting job with the McDwel cf 5 2 3 2 Fernndi S5 5 0 2 1 Baltimore Umpires—Home, DeMuth; First, E—Esasky, Daniels, Royster. LOB—San Boss Htn 117 437 63 137 .314 Landry said. "We played a lot of Chargers 45, Eagles 38 Ward If 5 1 1 0 Mosebvcf 5 12 0 Runge; Second, Pallone; Third, (julck. Dvkstra NY 107 325 57 101 .311 front side, said. "When someone place. Nobody likes to throw 41-yard swing pass for a TD to Giants after missing the 1985 BoddlckerL,14-7 22- Olego 8, Cincinnati 7. 2B—Gwynn, Kruk, BUFORD, Ga. (AP) — Final scores people because we need to find out The Chargers, who surprised OBrlen 1b 4 12 1 Johnsndh 3 2 2 0 3 4 7 3 2 1 T—2:41. A—20,272. Oester, Bochy. HR—Bell (13), Larkin (1), Ray Pit 111 416 51 127 .305 and prize money Sunday In the 5240,000 comes out of the park to shoot 63 I interceptions but it happens some­ season with a knee injury, caught Porter c 3 10 0 Gruber dh 10 0 0 if they can play or not. and that clinch it after Harper’s second long Arnold 2 5 3 3 0 0 Oester (6), Kruk (3). SB—Daniels (10). Haves Phi 115 432 72 128 .296 Nestle World Championship women's golf don’t think you can say you lost the times. I thought I played well after Dallas 20-0 the week before, seven passes for 112 yards. Slought c 10 0 0 Bell If 5 2 2 1 Havens 0 1 0 0 0 0 IP H RER BB SO KHemndz NY 112 423 68 125 .296 tournament an the 64)37-vard, par 36-36—72 hurt our continuity.” showed little on defense this time. run LAPrsh dh 5 2 2 3 Barfield rf 4 12 2 OJones 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 PhlllleaS.PIrateallS) Heme Runs tournament,” the interception.” Son Olego Stouffer Pinelsle Resort course; With all NFL teams needing to But the Eagles, rebuilding under Oilers 23, Bills 20 Slerro rl 5 0 2 1 Garcia 2b 5 0 12 McGregr 2 1112 2 HoytW,7-8 5 2-3 7 5 5 2 4 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 26; GOzvIs, Pot Brodlev, 578,00072-72-7263—279 About Bradley’s season. King Hilger’s .56-yard TD pass to Mark Vikings 29, Broncos 27 Buecble3b 5 0 10 Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 1 Cleveland Houston, 25; Parker, Cincinnati, 24; Nancy Lopez, 34JOO 73-66-7369^ be down to 60 players by Tues(tay. Buddy Ryan — the mastermind of Tony Zendejas kicked three field Horrah 2b 3 0 0 0 loro 3b 3 1 1 0 PITTSBURGH PHILA Walter 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 said.“ I think it’ll be a long time Pattison with 8:02 left clinched the Schrom 3 2-3 7 4 3 1 2 obrhbl ab r h bl Lefferts 2-310011 Murphy, Atlanta, 22; Stubbs, Los Angeles, 281 this was the final chance for many Chicago[s overwhelming "46” de­ Steve Bono, another third-string goals and Steve Brown returned an Petralll pb 10 0 0 Leach ph 10 0 0 Noles 1-321110 McCllers 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 20; Carter, New York, 19; Horner, Betsy King, 34,800 6968-71-73—281 before somebody does that again. I victory. PaclorkSb 0 0 0 0 Lee 3b 10 0 0 Bonds cf 2 0 0 1 Redus If 3 1 1 1 prospects to make an impression. fense. how the head coach in quarterback, threw two touch­ interception 25 yards for a touch­ O lkers W,2-2 3 11110 UWshtnss 2 0 0 0 MThmpef 3 0 0 0 Gossoge 2 0 0 0 0 2 Atlanta, 18; Marshall, Los Angeles, 18; Chris Johnson, 194100 6974-68-71—282 think probably she’s more confi­ Walker did not play for Dallas. Wllkrsnss 3 0 0 0 BMarfnzc 3 0 0 0 Wills 2 2 0 0 0 1 Cincinnati Wallach, Montreal, 18. Jane (3eddes, 14,400 7367-71-73—284 "All in all. we played pretty well Philadelphia — were even worse down passes in the last six minutes down for Houston. Zendejas kicked Incvgll pb 10 0 0 Shphrd pr 0 0 0 0 Bonilla 1b 2 0 10 Haves lb 3 2 2 0 dent than she’s ever been.” Nolespltchedto3botterslnthe5th,Havens Almon If 0 0 0 0 Schmdt 3b 3 111 Welsh L,4-4 4 1-3 8 5 5 2 4 Potty Sheehan, 94)00 67-72-76-7(k-2B5 and had a good effort.” Landry Patriots 38, Saints 34 ”I thought our offense looked for the Vikings. field goals of 32. 24 and 23 yards. Whitt c 2 1 1 1 pitched to 1 batter In the 5th. RMurphy 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Runs Batted In M ry Bth Zmmrmn, 9,000 71-7366-75—285 “ It ’s not over yet.” Bradley said, Tetalf 41 7 11 7 Totals 42 8 13 a MDIaz If 2 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 2 111 said. " I feel a lot better than I have great.” Ryan said, "but ■ the John Elway hit seconri-quarler Larry Moriarty ran four yards for WP—Boddicker, Oelkers. PB— Morrlsn3b 2 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 10 0 1 Willis 2-3 4 3 3 1 0 Carter, New York, 87; Schmidt, Philadel­ Amy Alcott, 6,200 736972-73—287 adding that she plans to enter five New England built a 31-6 lead as A Hanson 2. TPenac 2 0 10 RoReyls c 2 0 11 Power 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 phia, 87; Parker, CIncInnotl, 83; Val Skinner, 5,100 70-74-74-70—288 the last two weeks. I saw a lot of Jim Bowman blocked a punt to set defense looked like the Swiss touchdown pases of 31 yards to a touchdown and Brown picked off T m m 320 001 100 OO—7 RRoblnson 2 1110 1 GDovIs, Houston, 77; Hayes, Phllo- Jan Stephenson, 5,100 73-71-7371—288 more events this year. Clint Sampson and 24 yards to Toronto 000 204 100 01—0 RRevIds rf 2 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 2 0 0 0 improvement” up a touchdown, then went 24yards cheese defense. We had holes in it Art Schlichter’s pass for another Umpires—Home, Young; First, Roe; Bernard ss 2 12 0 Ruffin p 2 0 0 0 Fronco 1 0 0 0 0 0 delphla, 68; Wallach, Montreal,67; (Jorvev, Ayako Okomoto, 4,200 70-75-70-74—289 Bradley moved into position with Butch Johnson for Denver, which None out when winning run scored. Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Barnett. Umpires—Home, Montague; First, San Diego, 62; Horner, Atlanta, 62; Jull Inkster, 3600 737376-71—292 But nowhere near as much as with an interception for another in and we stunk” score and a 23-3 lead. Game Winning RBI — Whitt (4), Reuschel p 10 0 0 Strawberry, New York, 62. a 31 on the front side, scoring four T—3:16. A—16,072. Totals 17 I 4 1 Totals 11 5 6 5 ° Brocklander; Second, RIppley; Third, E—Femondez. DP—Texos 1. LOB— Rennert. Runs of her five birdies on putts ranging Texas 4, Taronto 7. 2B—LAParrIsh, T—2:38. A—27,175. (3wvnn, San Diego, 78; Haves, Philadel­ from 12-25 feet and another from Mosebv, Barfield 2, Sierra. HR— Pittsburgh ooi 00—1 phia, 72; GDavIs, Houston, 71; Murphy, McDowell 2 (15). LAParrIsh (18). Whitt White Sox 7, Brewers 4 Phllodelpbla 401 00—5 Atlanta,71; Doron, Houston,69. eight feet. (11). SB—Ward (10), McDowell (24). Game called after five Innings, rain. “All year long I ’ve had a history (Jame Winning RBI — Redus (4). Hits Banged up Broncos hurting after loss to Vikes Gwynn, Son Diego, 154; Sax, Los Angeles, of making people stop, look and IP H R ER BB SO MILWAUKEE CHICAGO E—Morrison. DP—Phllodelphio 1. 145; Raines, Montreal, 141; Bass, Texas Ob r h M obrhbl LOB—Pmsburgh 2, Philadelphia 2. 2B— Houston, 137; Sandberg, Chlcogo,T30. listen.” Bradley said after lifting Mason 5 6 4 4 2 3 Molltor3b 4 0 2 1 Boston cf 4 13 0 Hayes, Schmidt, GWIIson. HR—Redus Baseball today her career-record earnings to By The Associated Press tice. or won’t be at 100 percent in Yount cf , 4 0 10 Hulett3b 5 0 2 1 (10). SB—Bernard (11). S—Reuschel. SF— Also cut were wide receiver Doug Mielkc: linebacker Jeff Pegues; Six former USFL players are on Mohorcic 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 Doubles $2,276,693 with her 21st victory. practice” MWIIIIams 1-3 1 1 1 0 4) Ogllvledh* 4 0 0 0 Baines rf 5 13 1 Samuel. Hayes, Philadelphia, 31; RReynolds, Allen, running back Tony Brown, tackle Wade Russell; running back exempt status. They are Willie GThms 1b 2 2 0 0 Foster If 5 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO SCOREBOARD mm Lopez and King each settled for Morris 4 2 0 0 1 2 Pittsburgh, 29; Ounston, Chlcogo, 28; Ray, It was a costly weekend for the Neither Kubiak nor Haynes will linebacker Greg Dubroc. safety John Tagliaferri: center Tom Gillespie, l^eonard Harris, Ray Russell L.4-2 0 1110 0 Deer rf 3 1 1 2 Cangels If 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Boston Red Sox at Minnesota Twins (8:35 Pittsburgh, 28; Sax, Los Angeles, 28. I second-place money of $34,800. Denver Broncos. be practicing for a while. Braggs If 3 0 0 1 Hassey dh 3 2 3 2 Reuschel L,7-14 5 6 5 4 0 5 p.m. EDT). Boston's Tom Seayer,6-10goes John Faylor. fullback Elton Veals, Taylor: ancl running back Marc Bentley. Mack Boatner. Reggie Toronto By LEWIS WITHAM Chris Johnson finished fourth Kubiak suffered a partial tear of Clancy 1 2-3 5 5 5 2 0 Sveum2b 4 0 0 0 M orm nib 4 0 0 0 Philodalphla for his third straight victory against Twins' Triples Denver Coach Dan Reeves center Bob Tabachino and wide While Brown and Pete Catan, Catan, a Cerutti 5 1-3 3 2 2 1 8 Schroedre 2 10 0 Guillen ss 5 2 3 1 Rutnn W.5-3 5 4 1 1 0 4 oce Frank Viola, 13-8. Raines, Montreal, 10; Samuel, Phllodel- Take the regular-season with 71-282 and U.S. Open cham­ counted 21 injured players when he ligaments in his left knee in the receiver Tony Woodruff. defensive end. signed with the Elchhorn W, ID- Riles ss 3 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 2 0 11 WP—Reuschel. phlof 10; Webster, AAontreol, 8; Coleman, fourth quarter as he was setting up Bugs Korkovlc c 4 111 Umpires—Home, Tota; First, Craw­ STAT games won by the Chicago pion Jane Geddes was fifth at and the team returned to their team on Sunday. 44 3 0 0 0 4 St. Louis, 7; McGee, St. Louis, 7. for a pass and a Denver lineman Dolphins Tampa Bay got down to 65 Moson pitched to 2 batters In the 6th; Totals 29 4 4 4 Tetals 37 7 16 7 ford; Second, C.WIIIIoms; Third, Wendel- In Rick Sutcliffe's 10 losses this season the Bears in 1985, multiply by the 73- 284 in the select. 12-pIayer field Greeley. Colo., training camp Lions Williams pitched to 1 better In the 7th; stedt. Chicago Cubs hove scored 17 runs. Stolen b(Nes season's divisional finish of the that included this year’s top 11 after a 29-27 loss to Minnesota on was blocked into his leg. Miami cut 12 players, including players, releasing placekickers Milwaukee 010 100 010—4 T—1:16. A—34,298. Russell pitched to 1 hotter In the 11th. Coleman, St. Louis, 86; EDovIs, Cincin­ Tampa Bay Buccaneers and money winners and Lopez, who Saturday night. The two most “It ’s too early to tell how long former Los Angeles Rams wide Novo Bojovic and Eddie Garcia, Jack Mills, rookie quarterback WP—Cerutti. Chicago 100 130 Olx—7 STREAKS nati, 60; Raines, Montreal, 52; Duncan, Los Chuck Long’s agent, is scheduled Umpires—Home, Phillips; First, (Same Winning RBI — Hassey (3). The defending World Series champion Angeles, 44; Doran, Houston, 38. subtract the uniform number (7, qualified by winning the Vare critical injuries were to backup he’ll be out. But generally, if you’re receiver George Farmer and two punter Jim Colquitt, wide receiver McCoy; Second, Voltagglo; Third. Welke. E—Braggs. LOB—Milwaukee 3, Chicago Kansas City Royals hove not hoda winning 8 or 9) of Viking quarterback Trophy for low scoring average quarterback Gary Kubiak and talking about guys who have this draft picks — No. 8 John Stuart, an Jesse Bendr.oss. linebacker to meet with Detroit General 12. 2B—Guillen 2. HR—Deer (27), Hossev Sumtay’a homara streak of more than four gomes thlsseoson. T-0:35. A—38,413. Pltctriof (to decisions) Tommy Kramer, last year. cornerback Mark Haynes. type of operation, they’re usually offensive tackle from Texas, and Dwayne Pugh, defensive lineman Manager Russ Thomas today. (8). SB—GThom<» (2), Cruz (7). S—Cruz. Femondez, New York, 13-4, .765, 3.27; Long, from Iowa, is one of the SF—Braggs. AMERICAN LEAGUE SWINGS Gooden, New York,12-4,.7S0,3.01; Mathews, ot Patty Sheehan. 70. and Mary "We’ve got an awful lot of guys out for four to five weeks,” team ninth-round pick Reyna Thomp­ Mark Studaway. defensive back IP H R ER BB SO Lemon (6), Evans 2 (21), Tigers; Brett The Boston Red Sox hod hit only37homers St.Louls,9-3, .750, 3.13; Oleda, New York, Beth Zimmerman. 75. tied at 285 who were injured.” team spokes­ spokesman Jim Saccomano said. son. a safety from Baylor. Matt Johnson, running back Mike NFL’s two remaining unsigned Milwaukee (13), White (14), Wilson (6), Royals; Snyder at Fenway Pork entering Sunday's action. 12-4, .750,2.69; Darling, New York, 11-4, .733, PAYOFF: The answer is also and defending champion Amy man Jim Saccamano Said. “Coach That reduced the roster to 75 Crawford and quarterback Terry first-round draft picks. Leary 3 2-3 9 3 3 2 1 (16), Indians; McDowell 2 (16), Parrish Last season the Sox hlt73at home. In 1978J Im 2.80. 49ers " I think we’ll be able to work this Clutterbck LX)-1 1 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 (18), Rangers; Whitt (11), Blue Jays; RIcehIt 28 at Fenway. ItrBieouts the number worn by Packer Hall Alcott Was alone at 287 after a Reeves says 21 at his last count . Of players. 15 short of the 60 needed Nugent. BIrkbeck 2 2-3 2 1 1 1 2 Deer (27), Brewers; Hassey (8), White Scott, Houston, 223; Valenzuela, Los of Fame linebacker Ray final-round 73. course a lot of those are bump and San Francisco cut veteran by Tuesday. Defensive ends Don Fielder and out.” Mills said. "Sometimes you Radio, T V Plesac 1-321110 Sox; Puckett (24), Twins; A. Davis (16), SPEAKING Angeles, 178; Femondez, New York, 144; Nitschke. Val Skinner shot , 70 and Jan bruise injuries, but they nonethe­ Booker Reese, who h;;d been Also cut. all free agents, were Nat Hudson and tight end Corwyn hammer each other over the phone OtlCQOO Phelps (18), S. Bradley (3). Mariners; "WeneedGary...he'sthe team leader. No Welch, Los Angeles, 142; Ryan, Houston, and then It’s time to sit down and Carlton W,1-1 71-3 3 4 4 4 4 Lonsford (11), M. Davis (14), A's. one con fill his shoes, not even a Tony Pena. 137. Stephenson 71 to tie at par 288 and less hamper the program because playing first-team defensive end wide receiver Tron Armstrong: Aldredge all have knee injuries Thigpen S,1 12-3 I 0 0 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE To me. Carter's the best In the gome and no Saves 99 - 6-9X91 :uaM8NV Ayako Okamoto of Japan was those players will have to take until he hurt his ankle on Aug. 1. guard Mike Dorundo; fullback and were placed on injured Iron it out. I might even bring WP—Corlton. Heep IS), Teufel (3), Dvkstra (7), one Is going to put his numbers on the rikiioir in " TONIGHT . . ^ Worrell, St. Louis, 27; Reardon, 74- JW. Jull Ihltliar flnlxlied 7i.w» «nmp will mix* nrao. alAfflCX U7*ig***An T 8; 00 Mets y s. Dodgers, Channels 8,40, Umpires—Home, Schlock; First, AAorrl- Mets; Redus (10), Reds; Kruk (3), Podres; board." — New York Mets reserve catcher Montreal, 26; DSmIth, Houston, 24; LeS- WKHT son; Second, Cl(x'k; Third, McKean. Bell (13), Lerkin (1), Oester (6),Reds; Ed Heom, who took over os starter when mlth, Chlcogo, 23;. (Jossoge, Son g) 1966. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. * 8:30 Red Sox ys. Twins, WTIC T—2:41. A—194)64* G. Davis (25), Astros; Trevino(4),Dodgers. •a ry Carter Inlured his thumb Soturdoy. niano. 90 t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 16, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug, 18, 1986 — 13 Sports In Brief Andretti gets FOCUS Midget football starts practice tonight Practice sessions for the Manchester Midget Football League sweet victory get under way tonight at 6 p.m. at Martin School. All players and cheerleaders who have already signed up are asked to report. C ollege N otes Registration has also been extended for the remainder of this By Mike Harris Jones of Australia and Patrick week. Boys interested must be 10 years old before Jan. land not The Associated Press Tambay of France finish fourth 14 before Sept. 1 and must weigh between 70 and 130 pounds. A and fifth in the Austrian Grand Honor student graduates parent or guardian must accompany alt prospects and present a LONG POND. Pa. — Everyone Prix. who knew Mario Andretti’s racing Ronald Pedemonte. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry birth certificate. “ I can’t describe this'feeling,” Pedemonte of 77 Nutmeg Drive, was among the history at Pocono International Any girls between the same ages who would like to try out for said Mario Andretti, who best honors program students to receive degree^ at the cheerleading are welcomed to sign up, as well. There is a Raceway, including Andretti him­ previous finish here was second in self. was waiting for something to University of Connecti­ registration fee. 1977. “ It makes it a complete cycle, cut. Honors scholars go wrong. winning in my home state; "Believe me. I was worried.’’the completed advanced “ Jeff won yesterday. Michael academic work. Crampton cops Seniors tournament jubilant Andretti said Sunday after sat on the pole today. The Andretti running away to one of the family couldn’t be happier.” REDMOND, Wash. — Bruce Crampton shot a 72 Sunday to sweetest victories of his illustrious Michael Andretti, the other Eastern lists score a two-stroke victory over Don January and. George •racing career in the Domino’s racing son of the former Formula banning in the $250,000 GTE Northwest Classic Seniors golf Pizza Pocono 500. One world champion, was happy residents tournament. It took the 46-year-old Andretti 14 for his father, but wasn’t pleased Eastern Connecticut Crampton completed 54 holes at. 210, six under par for the tries to win the ,500-miler on the that engine problems doomed him State^ University has 2.5-mile tri-oval located just 30 6,696-yard Sahaiee Country Club course. January, who started to an llth-place finish. name'd several Man­ miles from his home at Nazareth, That cost him the lead in the chester residents to its the day tied with Crampton, had a 74 for 212. Leaning, a former Pa. club pro from Tacoma, had a 70. CART-PPG championship series, dean’s list. Theirnames, And the long wait weighed Known as “ The Ironman” during a 20-year Professional with Mario moving on top 96 points parents, majors, classes heavily on the man who has won to 91. Golfers' Association Tour career, Crampton left golf iri 1977 for ______and other information. A virtually every important race in ‘T m glad my father won. It the oil business in Texas. He got back Into the game when he 1 ^ the world at least once. means a whole lot to him. But I , turned 50 last September and becam e eligible for the PGA Senior ■ m David Williams, son of "The fact is. I’ve been trying so wish we could have held on,” said Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tour. hard here." Andretti said. “ People Michael, who was in third place B Williams of Lu{llow Crampton, who has played in every Senior tournament he’s expected me to do well and I before his engine let go just 14 laps V Road. been eligible to enter, has won three times in 22 stal'ts this season. expected me to do well and from the end of the 200-lap race. The $37,500 winner’s purse increased his earnings to $254,618. something would always happen. “ We have to start finishing races if ■— fern in the spring for "It took one of my boys to break we hope to have any chance at Ronald Pedemonte state Rep. John T. Sav­ the ice.” winning the championship.” age at the state capitol. He was referring to 22-year-old The elder Andretti picked up Fred Hughes, son of Fred and Irene Hughes of U Eliot Teltscher takes Head Classic Jeff, who became the first Andretti $102,843 for averaging 1.52.106 mph Manchester, business administration with an ac­ to win a professional event at in a race slowed by seven caution counting concentration. 1987. STOWE, Vt. — Eliot Teltscher beat top-seeded Jimmy Connors Pocono when he took the American flags. Timothy Finnegan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 6-1, 6-2 in a semifinal match, then came from behind to beat Racing Series event on Saturday. Two weeks after only seven of 28 Finnegan of 160 Briarwood Drive. 1987. a participant Andres Gomez 6-7 (8-6), 6-4, 6-2 later Sunday towinthe 1986Head In fact, it was an all-star starters were running at the end of in the Chase Fellows Research seminar in the fall. Classic Tennis Tournament. weekend for virtually everyone on the Michigan 500. just 11 of 29 were Herald photo ocha Michele Mcgee of 86 School St., daughter of Shirley Teltscher and Connors had been scheduled to play Saturday, the Newman-Haas team. on the track for the Pocono finish. Landphier of South Windsor and Patrick McGee of Band plays on but their match was postponed by rain and because Connors was Co-owner Paul Newman, the But Andretti, who beat second- Tallwood champ, runner-up East Hartford, early childhood education. 1987. ill. actor and driver, won a Trans-Am place Kevin Cogan to the finish line Members of the West Point Military G Brothers Tom and Tim Gullikson beat Teltscher and Todd race Saturday at Lime Rock. by more than a lap. didn’t feel Nicole Damarjian (right) wontheTallwood Country Club Bancf play at the Manchester Witsken 6-3, 6-4 in the doubles final. Conn., and Carl Haas, the other attrition was the reason he finally Dubaldos receive degrees co-owner of the Indy-car team, won here. Women's Club Championship last week with a 54-hole • Bicentennial Band Shell Friday earlier Sunday watched on televi­ “ We were competitive from the total of 243. Florence Ramsey was runner-up with a 266 Virginia Anne Dubaldo recently graduated cum sion as Te'am Haas-drivers Alan beginning,” he said. score, taking that honor in a playoff. laude from Central Connecticut State University with night. Among the hundreds who Wise Times wins Travers Stakes a bachelor’s degree in accounting. She is an accounting supervisor at Dupont Mortgage Co. in attended were Austin and Marian SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Trainer Phil Gleaves, a Avon. Avery of Glastonbury, who taped 29-year-old Englishman who learned his trade under Hall of Tyson’s TKO victory puts him in good position Gemma Karol Dubaldo recently graduated from St. Earner Woody Stephens, has gone his mentor one better by Joseph College in West Hartford with a bachelor’s tthe concert. The crowd was one of saddling a winner in the Travers Stakes. ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) - degree in social work. She also majored in English. - the largest of the summer The 72-year-old Stephens’ seventh attempt at the Travers Bill Cayton. Tyson’s manager, dropped Ribalta with a combina­ the WBC. She is studying at the college for her master’s degree While Mike Tyson keeps winning, said he’s not sure he wants a came up short when Gleaves’ Wise Times rallied in the final, tion of a straight right and a left “ Tonight he stood and fought in pastoral counseling. band-shell season. his manager keeps planning. Tyson-Holmes matchup. hook. After Ribalta rose tobeat the muddy yards at Saratoga Race Course to prevail by a head over with me more. I respect that. He They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Dubaldo The manager of the undefeated “ We would fight Holmes, but count, Tyson unleashed a flurry of the ill-fated Broad Brush. took all my best punches and I of 59 Irving St. Herald photos by Pinto Tyson, who claimed his 26th victim where do we go from there?” body punches that prompted Bat­ commend him for that.” Tyson Sunday night, must decide be­ Cayton said. He said he is consider­ tle to stop the bout’. said. tween a matchup of the 20-year-old ing putting Tyson in the Home Box Ribalta fell to 23-4-1 with 16 Ribalta complained about the Campbell earns Ph.D in Boston heavyweight against former Inter­ Office heavyweight tournament knockouts. referee stopping the fight, saying Colin R. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Prost grabs Austrian Grand Prix national Boxing Federation cham­ instead, where his fighter could Tyson was heavily favored over he could have lasted the full 10 pion Larry Holmes or the HBO work toward a planned 1987 bout the 2.3-year-old Cuban-born Ri­ Campbell of 49 Broad St., received his doctoral degree ZELTWBG, Austria — Alain Prost of France is closing in on rounds. If so. he would have joined in biochemistry at Boston University. He is doing post boxing tournament. unifying the major heavyweight balta. whose record includes a loss Mitch Green and James “ Quick” two goals — the Formula One career victory record and a second Jose Ribalta lasted nearly the doctoral work at the Illinois College of Medicine. straight world driving championship. titles. to Marvis Frazier last September Tillis in an elite circle of Tyson’s full 10 rounds — something only “ With HBO we want to be able to in a 10-round decision. The Frenchman’ s triumiph in Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix victims that have lasted that long. two of Tyson's opponents have negotiate interim fights. We can’t Frazier, the son of former was the 24th of his career, tying him with Brazil’s Juan Manuel Ribalta’s manager, Luis de Bowdoin honors two residents been able to do — before referee have a long layoff,” Clayton said. heavyweight champion Joe Fraz­ Fangio for second place, three victories shy of the mark set by Cubas. said. “ The plan was to jab Rudy Bgttle stopped the fight “ If we can take care of that we’re ier, faced Tyson July 26 and wound him (Tyson) and fight like this was Bowdoin College. Brunswick. Maine, has an­ Scotland’s Jackie Stewart. Sunday at 1:37 of the final round. going to go in the tournament.” up on the canvas following two nounced that Joanne E. Thomson of 299 Fern St More importantly for now. the victory also moved Prost within a square mountain. If Jose went to The victory could put Tyson in a Tyson, from Catskill, N.Y.. stunning uppercuts in the first 30 the ropes, it was like falling off the achieved high honors in all her courses and was two points of Britain’s Nigel Mansell for the lead in the driver’s position to take on either Holmes, floored Ribalta. of Miami, with a seconds of the bout. sides of the mountain. named to the dean’s list for the spring semester. She is standings with but four events remaining in the 16-race season. who had won 48 straight fights a ttiember of the Class of 1988. right uppercut in the second round 'T v e seen some of (Ribalta's) “ He tried not to do that, but before losing to Michael Spinks Mansell, sidelihed by engine problems, remained at 55 points and a straight right to the head in fights where he did more running Tyson puts so much pressure on The college also announced that Linda A. Klipstein and then losing an April 19 while Prost, who earned nine points on Sunday, is at 53. the eighth that drove Ribalta that Carl Lewis.” said Tyson, who you.” de Cubas said. “ He’s as good of 53 Montclair Drive has been named to the dean’s rematch, or World Boxing Council list. She is a member of the Class of 1989 through the ropes. is ranked No. 1 by the World as any of the best heavyweights champion Trevor Berbick. Early in the lOth round, Tyson Boxing As.sociation and No. 2 by now.” N. E. University lists Spruce Becker wins Lori (Riley) Spruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Riley’of Knollwood Road, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at the New Players’ title England University. Biddeford, Maine. She is majoring in occupational therapy and is a member of TORONTO (A P )— Boris Becker the Class of 1988. arrived on North American shores two weeks ago with a resolute purpose — to win this,year’s U.S. TRUCK SALE Graduate gets sales job Open. at S. Kent Stringfellow, who graduated from the On Sunday. Becker took a giant University of Connecticut School of Business stride toward his goal by winning Administration in May. the $525,000 Player’s International Carter will start his job with tennis tournament with a 6-4. 3-6, Pfizer Inc. as a sales • 6-3 victory over Stefan Edberg of I Chevrolet account representative Sweden. in the Greater Boston Although Becker. 18, is a two- territory in September. time Wimbledon champion, de­ inventory Stringfellow. the son tractors have said bis game is one of Mr. and Mrs. T.L. dimensional — an overpowering of Stringfellow of 183 Hill- serve that has brought him success stown Road, has a on England’s slick grass courts. Chevy bachelor’s degree in hu- ■> O I E j i By virtue of his win Sunday and a m a n resources close loss to Ivan Lendl in the final Trucks, management. last week of a tournament at He received a U.S. Stratton Mountain. Vt , Becker has Vans i& Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate Army R.O.T.C. commis­ proved he can also dominate on sion of second lieutenant hard courts. El Caminos! for installing a muffler and w ell meet it from the university in Last year, following his victory 1984. at Wimbledon, Becker won a or beat it. No ifs, ands or buts. Going He recently attended a hard-court tournament at Cincin­ someplace else could cost you. United Armor Officer nati the week before the U.S. Open. Basic Course at Fort But in the Open, he fell in the fourth Knox, Ky, round to Joakim Nystrom, fueling 1986 CHEVY SIO PICKUPS ___ He is a 1982 graduate speculation his play on surfaces of Manchester High other than grass was shaky. 7V2' Bo(jy, V6, 5 SpeJ., Power Steering & more. S. Kent Stringfellow school. But this year is a different story. PER AXLE MOST CARS Entering the Open, which starts 9 Aug. 26. Becker has proven he will Our Brake Job Includes: be a force. • New Guaranteed Brake Pads or Linings Your net worth may be a pleasant surprise Thoughts Stock #5131, 5133 • Inspect Wheel Cylinders m iDAS At this late may own (not the purchase price, sold out your investment in any 5) Any other liability you can Martina gains *8299 stage in our ag­ but what you’d get if you sold unincorporated business, farm or think of. • Resurface Drums or Rotors’ For Auto Trans • Add *500 For Tahoe - Add *500 ing business cy­ tomorrow). And the current other ventures. Add the totals. All of us have our concepts of win over Chris (Stack tO047, 5130) (Stack #4M2, 4387) • Road Test • Inspect Calipers cle, you well £ % \ market value of other securities 10) Arty amounts of money other Take a third sheet of paper, family. However, like all things • Inspect Brake Hardware may feel pain­ you may own — federal govern­ responsible people (emphasi.s on mark it “ net worth.” and: worth having, it must be worked at MANHATTAN BEACH. Calif. fully squeezed Sylvia ment. municipal or corporate “ responsible” ) owe you. to have a real family. Families are (AP) — Martina Navratilova (Semi-metallic pads, extra.) financially — bonds and investments, such as 11) A conservative estimate of SIMPLY SUBTRACT THE total created, solidified her No. 1 ranking going 1986 CHEVY SIO 4x4’s not broke, but mortgages you have extended to the value of any other asset you can of your second sheet from the total A Family is....a place to grow into the U.S. Open with a 7-6 (7-5) Extended Cab, V6, Auto Transmission, Jump Seats & More. FREE BRAKE INSPECTION approaching Porter others. think of. on the first sheet. Your net worth is people. The family is a balanced 6-3 victory over Chris Evert Lloyd that point and 6) The price you would gel if you 12) The price you would get if you the difference between what you environment designed by God for worrying about offered your car or cars to a put your house and land, summer own and what you owe — as will be the growth of human beings. One of Sunday In the finals of the $250,000 In many cases additional parts and services will « 1 Virginia Slims of Los Angeles be needed which are not included in this price. your debts, used-car dealer or sold privately house, or other real estate you own immediately apparent from these the verses in scripture that we women’s tennis tournament. See warranty terms at your local Midas dealer. your family's for cash right now. Be honest with on the market today or tomorrow. figures. often memorize is "Jesus in­ The world’s top player needed $ 1 1 5 9 9 future, your own standards of elsewhere, the like, yourself on this. Also, if you sold Get a conservative estimate from creased Ip wisdom and stature, one hour. 41 minutes to defeat values. But I’ll wager that even at 2) The cash value of your life your boat, motorcycle, airplane, a reliable real estate agent. Aren’t you unexpectedly pleased and In favor with God and man” Lloyd, the No. 2 player in the J k J L J W W W stock #5123 this critical point in your life, if you insurance (the amount you actu­ trailer, snowmobile, the like. Don’t Add the totals. to discover how much you are This is a description of the 6 TAKE IT TO MIDAS world, for the 37th time in 70 figured out your “ net worth.” you. ally could borrow back today on exaggerate your sales profits. worth? No other nation in the world balanced growth Jesus expe­ matches in the rivalry dating back would be startled, perhaps aston­ request). 7) The market value of your TAKE A SECOND sheet of blank approaches the "norm” in the rienced in his human family in to 19»3. ished, to discover how much richer 3) The cash value of your U.S. household goods — furniture, rugs, paper, mark it “ liabilities.” an(( United States. which God placed him. His body Navratilova entered the final 90 NEW CHEVY TRUCKS IN STOCK TAKE IT TO SOMEONE TOO TRUST ^ o u are than you think. savings bonds (not the maturity appliances, TV. .stereo. linen, list: developed. His mind grew. He with spirits boosted by the return value but what you would get if you silverware. Make your own con­ 1) The total amount you owe on developed socially, and he grew of her lost pet dog, for which she * 6MAC HNANCE RATES 6.9% 36 Months, 7.9% 48 Months, 8.9% 60 Months. Call for evening hours. LET’S TRY TO calculate your cashed in the bonds today). servative estimates, then slash your mortgage or mortgages and “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money spiritually. This is the kind of Book for the 80s.” 1.328 pages of development which each of us had been offering a $1,000 reward. net worth. It’ll take time and 4) The amount of cash or its your conservative estimates by 75 on your car or cars, boat or boats, down-to-earth advice on personal wants for our children. May God Navratilova earned $40,000 for thinking. But it won’t cost you equivalent you could withdraw percent and you’ll be on safe~ motorcycle and so on. “A Good Place to Buy a Car" DlwOflffllVHI S4S-S4S0 Minch— Hr S4#4S0S Vim on •7S-4«4« now from your profit sharing, 2) The total you owe on instal­ money management, is available grant us the grace and wisdom to the victory in her final tuneup BrantonI 4ai-2sas ssddwo— 1 s4r-aioo anything except three sheets of ground. WoMnglord MS-«WI through her column. Send $9.95 grow as families by creating such before the U.S, Open, which begins B iM a l Ba^7sas Notla iIM n SS4-t137 Watarbury 7174m blank paper and a pencil. Mark employees savings, retirement 8) The market value of your lment debts, charge accounts, 8. Haitford na4sis New H— Ml s a s-s m Walorbur* your first sheet “ assets” and list: programs, etc. A rough calculation other personal assets — jewelry, credit cards, other personal debts plus $1 for mailing and handling to an environment In our family Aug, 26 in New York. Lloyd earned , EnttoM rss-MOS N—r London 447-1711 (WoSootieL) TSS-7M1 “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book structure. C H EV R O LET Oroton 44S-S11S Noewteh 1) The amount of money you will do, says Frederick H. Sand- paintings, furs, rare books, art and bills. $20,000 as runnor-up. sa a4 4 ss W. H a ^ o rt m-MTI for the 80s.” in care of the Hoiwdsw S4a4SSr aoeSyHM sas-iso7 Wcot Movo^i M4-MM have in checking and savings strom, senior vice president of the objects, coins, stamps, antiques, 3) The taxes you owe that have Navratilova has beaten Lloyd ■ad^AaiMMw—^ C O ., IN C . N. Hwtiord Md-saas aouddnotan S 8 i-a sn WvMwfwOT m i WT accounts, in savings and loans, Fleet Financial Group, headquar­ clothes, etc. Make y cji own not been withheld. Manchester Herald. P.O. Box Dr. Billy J. Scott six of the last nine times the two a. HsrHofd Ma-Sia7 Torrtnglon 4SS-7S4T CARTER WSSmanlle 4i«-17t« money market funds, a credit tered in Rhode Island. conservative estimates, .sia.'h by 4) Whatever sums you’ve com­ 419150, Kansas City. Mo. 64141. Pastor have met. Navratilova had beaten 1229 MAIN STREET • OPEN TIL 8 PM - FRI.. TIL 6 PM 646-6464 • MANCHESTER union, in time deposits, in cash on 5) The current market value of 75 percent and again you’ll be .safe. mitted for college or other types of Make checks payable to Andrews, First Baptist Charch, Maadics- Lloyd 13 straight times from 1982 McMeel k Parker. ter • in fn tho IT C In hand, in a strongbox at home or stocks and mutual fund shores von ThF VAti ntnnM oof if vnil education. I 1 * 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 18. 19«6

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6:00PM C £ ) CID (3(3) dlE) @j9) N a w « CSD T h ra a ’t C o m p a n y GD Hart to Hart (O) Qimma a Break Woman who snoops for dirt CLASSIFIED ADVOmSING 643-2711 d S Knot's Landing NEWHART S9) Bosom Buddies Notices Business Property ...... 25 E n te rta in m e n t...... 53 O l Q u in c y Resort Property ... Farm Supplies and Equipment.... 80 Lost/Found ...... 01 ...... 26 Bookkeepina/Income Tax ...... 54 O fflce /R etall Equipm ent ...... 81 ®D Reporter 41 When an epidem ic of measles M ortgages ...... 97 needs to be straightened out P e rs o n a ls ...... !!!!.! 02 Carpentry/Remodellna .55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per doy. (5Z) MacNall-Lehrer Newshour Wanted to B u y ...... 28 breaks out at the Stratford ’Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlno ...... 5 6 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per doy. (iD Bewitched Inn and everyone is confined DEAR I— A uctio ns...... 04 RoofIno/SIdIng. ____ .. 57 Musical Items...... as back the loan. 20 or m ore days: 60 cents per line per day. [DtS] MOVIE: The Living Desert' In this to bed, Stephanie (Julia Duf­ ABBY:B B Y : I am a F in a n c ia l...... 05 Rentals F lo o rin g ...... s j Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Now I am in a position to begin Minimum charge: 4 lines. award-winning film, wildlife photogra­ fy), the only survivor, has the 6 55-year-old . I . Electrical ...... , [ S9 Pets ond Supplies...... 86 phers find an amazing variety and profu­ payments, but I'm afraid to come Rooms tor Rent...... 31 nm on liirtnain Heatlng/Plumblng ...... 6 0 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 sion of creatures bizarre and beautiful unwelcome task of caring for woman living in Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent... DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsements to forward because they might ex­ ...... 32 Miscellaneous Services ...... 61 aa 1953. Rated G the patients, on “ Newhart.” It the home of a Condominiums for Rent . Tog S ale s...... pect full restitution. I am fully Help Wanted...... n ...... 33 Services Wanted ...... 62 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook airs MONDAY, AUQ. 18 on dear old gentle­ Hom es tor R e n t...... Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 Dear Abby aware that I will have to pay Situation W anted ...... !.!!!!! 12 ...... 34 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. [USA] USA Cartoon Express CBS. m an as a com ­ Store/Oftice Space ...... penalties, and that is justifiable, Business Opportunities...... !!!!!! 13 ...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, bination house­ Resort Property ...... Merchandise 6:15PM Nightly Business Report Abigail Van Buren but I can’t pay it back all at once. Instruction...... ^4 ...... 36 the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME keeper and Em ploym ent S e rv ic e s ...... 15 Industrial Property ...... 37 H o lld a v /S e a so n a l...... 71 Automotive 6:30PM ® Too Close for Comfort How should I handle this? Miscellaneous for Rent.. nurse. One of ...... 38 Antlauesand Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... d D B e n so n STILL HIDING Room m ates W a n te d ...... b e a d y o u r a d . Classified advertisements ore t h e w o m e n ...... 39 C lo th in g ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale ...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The (29) Hogan's Heroes from the church Real Estate Wanted to Rent ...... 40 F u rn itu re ...... 74 D E A R H ID IN G : Com e out, Campers/Tral lers ...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one (SH (S9) NBC Nightly News c o m e s o v e r TV/Stereo/AppIlances...... 75 come out. wherever you are. Start Homes tor Sale ...... 21 ' Motorcvcies/Mopeds ...... Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of d9) ABC News once a week to pray for the mister. Machinery and Tools ...... 76 able to accumulate 204 pairs of repaying your student loan in Condominiums for Sole.. 22 Services Auto Services ...... the original Insertion. Errors which do not dD Noticiero SIN 8:30PM (33 Family Feud 1 1:35PM 03 Entenainmam Tonight It has come back to me that this Law n and G a rd e n ...... 77 lessen the value of the advertisement will not socks in the U S. Arm y (I presume regular installments; small as the Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child C a re ...... qi Autos fo r R e n t/L e a se ...... dD Harper Valley (22) (29) Amazing Stories The emotion Rob Reiner taiks about his iatest direc­ church woman has been telling the that he kept one p a ir to w ear after Investment Property ...... 24 G ood Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected by on additional Insertion. Guilt is sent on a vacation cruise, where to ria l e ffo rt in th e film , " S ta n d b y M e ". In amount may be, it will show good Cleaning Services...... 52 [CNN] Showbiz Today other ladies of the church that I Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade he falls In love with a most unusual S tereo; sending 203 pairs to his fiancee to faith. Something is better than [ESPN] John Fox Outdoors w o m a n . (R) In S te re o . keep a d irty house. 3?) N e w s wash). Have they stopped holding nothing. [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Eu­ [DIS] Here's Boomer Abby, I am frequently up all inspections in the Army? 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Res- modern pharmacy. 3D More Real People Manchester CT. teed Payment. No Soles. up a dangerous gambling syndicate (60 tiree to help pump gas. grocery stores. Good ervatlonlsts, flight attend­ Apply In person Liggett 7:30PM (33 (33 p m M a g a z in e Free parking. Experience Detalls--Send Stamped m in.) (R) 3D G e n e S c o tt ‘Blues’ strike after a stroke LEARN AN using adding machine. Flexible hours. Call starting hourly wage, plus ants, and ground crew Rexal Drug, Manchester (33 W heel of Fortune Envelope; E la n -855, 3418 Steve, Spruce Street mileage with no money positions available. Call Parkade. (33 N o w s [ESPN] Road Racing: Puma-Falmouth Typing skills helpful. $4.25 Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL (33 Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime Road Race (60 min.) ARMY SKILL» P a rt-tim e to $5.00 on hour depending M o b il 649-3487. put out by you. Call now 1-619-565-1630 exf. A 2714 3D Independent Network News D E A R D R . 33482. for work starting Sep­ dD Independent Network News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Fright Night' A t^ "goofy” feeling that lasts several RN o r L P N on experience. Apply In tor details. 24 hours. Babysitter - A responsi­ 39) The Untouchables . GOTT: What in­ tember 1st 1-8(X)-343-2082. ble, mature woman to ' (29) (29) Barney Miller finds it difficult to convince everyone^ hours. I’m a 48-year-old female — AND YOU’LL 3-11 and 11-7 person. Prague Shoe Co. (29) H a rry O that his next door neighbor is a vampire. formation can Eorti Hundreas weexiy a? Clerk Typist. East Hart­ babysit 5 month old, In our (22) J e o p a r d y in good health, as far as I know. 200 Pitkin Street East home! Be flooded with ^9) Odd Couple Chris Sarandon. Roddy McDowell. W il­ you give me on HAVE SOME Optional 7-7 shifts, wee­ Hortford, Needed tor Nursery/Day- ford Co. has 0 toll time home. 2 or 3 days per 39) New Newlywed Game liam Ragsdale 1965 Rated R. strokes and as­ various otters! Details? Recreotlon Director- core reliable, dependable position available. Must week. Call 646-4227 week-£ ^ ) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous D E A R R E A D E R : It sounds to kends at higher rate of Send self-addressed ® Price Is Right (6 0 m in.) [USA] T h a t G irl sisting a patient EXPERIENCE. Meadows Manor Is seek­ teachers and teachers be able to type 40 wpm, day evenings. ? Dr. G ott me as if you are suffering from pay. Work less hours stamped envelope to: PO aides needed to start Im­ (^ Wild, W ild World of Animals [CNN] CNN Evening News ing on energetic person possess good general of­ 1:0 0 A M CS3 Comedy Tonight in his recovery? migrane headaches. Check with You’ll get experience make more per hour. BOX 447 Clittwood NJ. m ediately! C all 649-5531, [CNN] C r o s s fire to build a future on. BOOKKEEPER with a desire to w ork with fice skills. Call Mr. Whit­ Full Time position avollq-^ [HBO] On Location: Billy Crystal-Don't (33 Sale of the Century Peter Gott. M.D. your doctor about this. If he or she Comprehensive benefit 07721. geriatrics and or develop weekends 233-2366. ney at 568-2020 tor an ble In busy Manchester., [DfSlpMouseterpiece Theater Get M e Started From Hofstra Univers ty, DEAR And you’ll have experi­ Full time, account manage­ (93 Joe Franklin Show is unable to reach a diagnosis, ask ences to tell your package. Pro-rated for mentally dlsobledlndlvld- appointment. EOE. surgeon’s office form edi'' [ESPN] Inside Baseball Billy presents a one-man show with the READER: ment. bank reconciliation, aid of friends Rob Reiner, Eugene Levy 3D Tales from the Darkside for a referral to a neurologist. If grandchildren. That’s part time. Paid orienta­ uals. Interested appli­ col assistant. Expe­ [USA] R a d io 1990 accounts receivable, ac­ and Christopher Guest. (60 min.) Strokes usually Army Skill Training. Permanent part cants must meet min­ Auto polisher and detail rienced preferred but not 3D CNN Headline News you are having migraine, the tion. Call DNS Canter­ counts payable. Benefits, 8:00PM (33 Scarecrow and Mrs. King [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Red Light Sting' cause disrup- ______imum state requirements person. Immediate open­ necessary. Please send [CNN] Crossfire condition might be both treatable Over 300 specialties bury Villa of Wlllimantic pay commensurate with ex­ time tellers Putnam Amanda and Lee infiltrate the avant- (CC) A scheme requires a government tion of brain tor T.R.D.’s Including Proof Operator In data ing, full time position, for resume to PO Box P, C/0 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Bananas' A daydream­ and preventable, using certain to choose from. Skills 423-2597 perience. Fast growing mo­ garde theatre to investigate the interest agent to pose as the owner of a brothel Bridge, East Hart­ either a Bachelor’s de­ processing, part time auto dealer ship. In new, Manchester Herald. 16 ing products tester heads for a mythical function. In mild strokes, the take the torm of passive exercises prescription drugs, in military intelligence, of Russian agents in a playwright's new in an effort to break the mob's grip on dern facility. Appointment gree In recreation or re­ hours. Monday through used, and service depart­ Brolnard Place. South American country to become a disruption may' be minor and engineerihg, communi­ ford and Burr p la y. (6 0 m in.) (R) prostitution Beau Bridges, Farrah Faw­ that are designed to m aintain joint required, ask for Dianna. lated field or an Asso­ Friday. 4:30 to 9:00. Satur­ ment. Must have prior macho revolutionary leader. W oody Al­ temporary. Other, more serious cations. and more. (33 MOVIE: 'Death Scream’ A woman's cett. Harold Gould. 1984. mobility and muscle flexibility. DEAR DR. GOTT: I fell and Corner, Manchester ciates degree In a related day 12:00 to 3:00, Apply 'experience apply to Gor­ 19Port-tlme mall/upply len, Louise Lasser, Carlos Montalban. cases cause speech and movement murder Is witnessed by neighbors who [USA] Auto Racing: Dover Delaware 1 9 7 1 . R a te d PG . In S te re o . Later in recovery, physical ther­ dislocated several vertebrae. Six Whatever skill you Vernon area firm looking Superior Ford Offices. Apply 923 field or State Certifica­ SBM, 923 Main Street. ins Jaguar Rt. 83 Vernon, clerk, afternoons, most do nothing to prevent it Raul Julia. Lu­ 200 (60 min ) Tape Delayed difficulties, as well as emotional apy might involve gait training, weeks after the fall, my gallb­ choose, you can be sure for someone who: Rte. 6, Columbia, CT tion. Earn $7.55 per hour 646-5773. EO E Ct. have drivers license, and cie Arnaz, Cloris Leachman 1975 [ U S A ] H o lly w o o d In sid e r (R). Main St., Manches­ 10:30PM (JD Nows instability and trouble with the strengthening exercises and edu­ ladder had to be removed. Is there it w ill challenge you, • Highly organized ($7.80 otter probation) In own transportation, call . (33 d9) Major League Baseball: Teams to 1:10A M [M AX] MOVIE: Assault on higljer brain centers that involve stretch you, teach you. 228-9431 ter 646-1700. this part time position. Driver - Gasoline tanker Mrs. Waters at Heritage 3D Dick Van Dyke cation about how to dress and feed any connection? I’d never had any Teacher Special Educa­ be Announced (3 hrs) P re c in c t 13' Cops and cons join forces It’s experience you’ll • Strives for perfection Apply In person or send must have Class 1 license tion, Ct. state certltlco- Savings and Loon, 649- as a teenage gang lays siege to a police judgment and memory. If severe, and bathe oneself. gallbladder problems. (33 N e w s (JD Novela: Amo y Senor have for a lifetime. resume to Meadows and a ejean driving re­ 4586. EO E. station Austin Stoker, Darwin Joston. strokes can be fatal. There are very few stroke • A stickler for detail tlon, complete 33) ®3) All-Star Tribute to General [DIS] Scheme of Things Manor 333 Bidwell Street cord. Benefits, five paid application, three letters Laurie Zimmer. 1976. Rated R. patients who will not benefit from a Call your local Army • Can generalize from Jimmy Doolittle Bob Hope. Jimmy Ste­ As a general rule, a stroke D E A R R E A D E R : There is no' Manchester CT. holidays and paid vaca­ of recommendation and Machine Operators. Male v 11:00PM (33 (33 (22) (29) 39) News Recruiter to find out many specific points of BankIng/CredH Union wart and many more stars help cele­ 1: 1 S A M (3D m o v i e : y o u c a n t T a k e It patient needs help in many areas. rehab program. Ordinarily, this direct relation between the verte­ about the over 300 skills P a rt T im e tions. Year round work, college transcript re­ or female tor second ond (33 3D M*A*s*H With You' This comedy chronicles the Inlormatlon brate the ninetieth birthday of the W orld Mental functioning usually tends program requires the combined bral problems and your gallb­ available for training. TBliort not seosonal. Coll 243- quired. Contact Dr, Ro­ third shifts. No expe­ War Two general who led the first (93 H a n g in ' In madcap life of the Vanderhof family, in­ Earn an average of full A pirt llmi 5457. habitants of a roomy uptown Manhattan to return with time, but each skills of family, friends and ladder. However, there might have • Works well with bert Lincoln, principal, rience necessary. Apply bombing mission on Tokyo on April 18. 3D Odd Couple In person, Monday 1942. (2 hrs.) home Jean Stapleton, Art Carney, patient needs support and encour­ professionals — including physi­ been something going on during numbers. $6.00 or m ore per We presently have several Tolland M iddle School, 96 3D A v e n g e rs Joyce Van Patten. 1979, cians. therapists, counselors, 643-4109 positions available. 1-2 RN-LPN Meadows Manor Waitresses needed. Also Old Post Rd., Tolland, Ct. through Friday, 9am to 39) MOVIE: 'Tomb of Ligeie' A man en­ agement during the recovery your convalescence from the fall No experience necessary, hour advertising Wild, W ild West Manchester Army years teller or courtesy Is seeking on RN for a full port time cook needed. 06084, 872-7588. a ppllca- 4pm. Acromold Products tombs his first wife. Vincent Price, Eliza­ (2D 1:30 A M Forgotten Children of the phase. Speech therapy may be clergy, social workers, nutrition­ that could have triggered a gallb­ familiarity with electronic (33 Office our business by clerk experience required. time 11-7 Supervisory po­ Apply In person. Luigis tlon deadline August 22. Coro. 100 Windermere beth Shepperd, John Westbrook 1965 (23) Doctor Who 8 0 's ists and a variety of specialists, ladder attack. For example, you components a plus. Will mandatory. Occupational therapy, 555 Main Street Call Mr. Whitney at 56a- sition. Charge Nurse posi­ Restaurant 706 Hartford Position to begin Sep­ Ave, Ellington Ct EOE. 2 4 H o ra s 3D Independent Network News depending on the individual pa-' train fully. If this de­ phone. C all 646-3350 (29) MOVIE: 'A Dangerous Summer' An 3D which helps the stroke patient nriight have been eating a different 2020 for appointment. tions are available on o Rd. tember 3rd. EO E. architect and a financier team up to . 3D Abbott and Costello [CNN] Newsnight Update maintain contact with his sur­ tient’s needs. diet; perhaps your inactivity (or ARMY. scribes you - give us a call between 9-12 pm and build an Australian vacation resort while East Hartfard Aircraft port time basis on all PROLONG THE life of cot [CNN] Moneyline [ESPN] Outdoor Life Magazine Hosted pain medicine) altered the flow of an arsonist plots to destroy it. Tom Sker- roundings and develop simple BE ALL YOU CAN BE. 5:30-8:30 p.m. FaAeral CraAH UrIm shifts. Benefits available Laundry person - Expe­ Wishing will not tell any­ flowers In your home by by William-Conrad DEAR DR. GOTT: I have spells " 875-9842 ritt, Guy Doleman, James Mason 1982. [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet motor skills, is often useful. bile in a way that either precipi­ 417 Main St. or excellent no benefit rience required. Full thing ... a low-cost od Igf snipping stems at an an­ [USA] Keys to Success (22) 39) Valerie The flu bug hits the Ho­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Final Terror' A Psychological counseling m ight be that start in my right eye. causing tated gallstones or caused trouble E»8t Hartford. CT 08118 rate. It Interested call time, hours flexible. Clottifled will. Why not gle. This provides more E O E M / F / H Please call 643-2751. gan household, throwing David's big group of campers discovers that the Cal­ 2:00AM C?J m o v i e : Land of Celtic necessary: Not only may the me to lose part of the vision. Then with the ones you already had. EOE M rs. Gibbs, 647-9191. place one todayl 643-2711. stem surface to absorb d a te in to je o p a rd y . (R) ifornia redwoods hold evil. Daryl Han­ Ghosts' The myths and mysteries of Ire­ numbness goes down m y right arm From the information you supply. I the water. Prolong the life nah. Rachel Ward. 1983. Rated R. land: the pagan rites of the Druids; and patient be frustrated andconfused, (24) (S7) Q .l. J iv e : A .S a lu te to th e E n te rta i­ an ancient curse put upon the famous but he or she may become and hand, and my tongue gets cannot draw any definite conclu­ of good, but unused Items ners of World W ar II Van Johnson hosts [TMC] MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' Kennedy family 1979. depressed as well. numb. I can’t think clearly or sions. However, the doctor who In your home by selling this musical tribute to the entertainers (CC) A minor league baseball player CLERK TYPIST ROOFERS and them for cash with- a and service organizations that helped must spend 30 million dollars in 30 days (JD MOVIE: 'Battle of the Bulge' During speak the words I am thinking. The operated on you might be able to Physical therapy i.s the corner­ Part/Full Time - PEANUTS low-cost ad In classified. boost morale during World War II. (3 to inherit an even larger sum of money. W orld W ar II, a colonel, realizing that no spells take an hour and ^ am left establish a cause-and-effect rela­ Small department - variety of If you are tired of working for the same pay regard­ ROOFERS HELPERS. hrs.) (R). Richard Pryor, John Candy. Lonette gasoline would create a weakness for stone of rehabilitation. This might with a headache an: allover tion: ask your surgeon. . McKee 1985 Rated PG In Ste/eo. the Germans, suggests that his men play less of performance, we have the solution for you. Experience in built-up If you can supervise and (21 MOVIE: 'Whispering Smith' A soft. work, must be accurate typist, a game to deplete their gas supply. What are you qualified to earn? roofing and rubber ap­ Spoken, sure-shot special agent shoots it [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw, Robert with 'good figure aptitude, apply plication. Good oppor­ motivate 9-15 yr. olds, are out with a pack of train robbers. Alan PEANUTS 1 1:05PM 37) SCTV Network Ryan, 1966. tunity for people with Ladd, Brenda Marshall. Donald Crisp »4.00/hr KIDS S T U F F available 5-8:30 p.m. and 1 9 4 8 . 1 1:30PM (3) A Current Affair [ E S P N ] M a z d a S p o rts L o o k (R). Keeping fresh garlic is easy »4.50/hr A V E R A G E aggressive and growing company. Call 282- 3 D Novela: De Pura Sarfgre (60 min.) (33 3D ABC News Nightline [USA] Room 222 »5.00/hr R E A L M O N EY have a car...We have the SAVINGS BANK »6.00/hr TOP D O LLA R 0711. EOE. [CNN] Prime News (33 B iza rre DEAR cooking for guests, you may want 2:2 0 A M [ H B O ] m o v i e : N a tio n a l •7.50/hr and percent Up part-time position for [DIS] Still the Beaver 3f) The Honeymooners POLLY: I find to try using the fresh garlic to see Lampoon's European Vacation' The Gris­ it inconvenient OF MANCHESTER if you are willing to work, we’re willing to pay. CallC. [ESPN] Best of the Superstars (90 min.) (22) ^D Best of Carson Tonight's guests wold family takes Europe by storm when what a difference it can make. If you!! /J [HBO] MOVIE; 'Bustin' Loose' An ex-con are Chevy Chase. Maureen Murphy and they win an all-expenses-paid trip on a to keep fresh you won’t be using the rest of the G. R. Steel Brown to arrange an interview. and a middle-class teacher transport a V a n ity . (6 0 m in.) (R) In S te re o game show. Chevy Chase, Beverly D'An­ g a rlic on hand garlic bulb within several weeks, gelo, Eric Idle 1985. 1-800-367-3720 group of emotionally and physically 3D Hogan's Heroes since I use gar­ you can peel the cloves and drop 923 M a in S tre e t Part Time Clerical handicapped children to a family farm Pointers CALL SUSAN Richard Pryor, Cicely Tyson. Robert (3D McHale's Navy lic so seldom. them into a small container filled We have several posi­ Christian. 1961. Rated R. [CNN] Sports Tonight 2 :3 0 A M ( ® m o v i e : circle of Two- A However, when with olive oil or vegetable oil and Manchester, CT 06040 tions available. Typing 60-year-old artist and a teenage girl fall Polly Fisher CENSUS BUREAU INTERVIEWER 647-9946 9 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Thief A woman and a [DIS] MOVIE: 'Androctes and the Lion' I do make a skills or previous CRT in love. Tatum O'Neal, Richard Burton. store this in the refrigerator. The • master safecracker become involved in During the time of Christian martyrdom E.O.E. experience helpful. 1 9 8 0 recipe calling garlic in oil will keep for several $5.49 per hour. Private, autbmobile required. V the intrigue of the underworld. James in ancient Rome, one Christian befriends for garlic. I’m Mornings or afternoons. 10-5 a lion Victor Mature, Jean Simmons, [CNN] Sports Latenight months, and the flavored oil can be Reimbursed 20’64 per mile. Conduct field help Caan, Tuesday Weld, Robert Prosky. unsure as to Call Mr. Whitney at 568- 1981. Rated R Alan Young 1952. [ESPN] SportsCenter used for cooking, then replenished^ survey in and around Hartford, Tolland and how much gar­ 2020 tor more Informa­ [USA] Prim e Time Wrestling (2 hrs.) [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] Fred Lewis Show as needed. The stored cloves mSy Windham countjes. CT survey requires 1-2 tion. lic powder I should use, I either end for each clove of garlic called for in also, of course, be used just like weeks of work on a continuing basis starting EOE up with a too-garlicky flavor or no a recipe. If that does not seem fresh garlic. It’s a happy solution October 1986. Paid training. Work requires hint of garlic at all. How much garlicky enough, you can always for anyone who wants the delicious OFFICE flexible schedule morning, afternoon, evening add more. garlic powder should one use for a flavor of fresh garlic only and Saturday hours. TWO FULL TIME LISTERS A bout Town clove of fresh garlic? However. I would like' to point occasionally. TYPIST SUSAN out that garlic powder, while Requirements; US Citizen. High School grad­ WANTED TO WORK in East of the useful for some dishes, does not Position requires good typing skills. uate or equivalent, pass 30 min­ ute written exam. River towns for Golden Oaks Realty. Tex Pavel plays country western proof of Social Security number. Only those who arc DEAR SUSAN: A good rule of give quite the fresh, subtle flavor American soldiers liberated the Additional duties include fliing, terminal registered for this year are eligible for the food. For thumb is to substitute >/• teasftpon of fresh garlic. When you’re Nazi concentration camp at Bu- Interested? Call or write: U.S. Dept, of Commerce, are in the more information, call the MACC Human Needs 37 Hour Week - Tex Pavel and the Connecticut Valley Boys will play garlic powder or granulated garlic making a really special dish or chenwald, Germany, in 1945. data entry, and assisting receptionist with Bureau of Census, 441 Stuert St.. 617-223-4696. country Western music Tuesday at 7 p.m al the Departm ent at 646-4114. $150 PLUS 36% Commission Manchester iqpoming telephone calls. Familiarity with (Include your telephone number.) EOE. Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell at Manchester Training provided. Herald Community College, 60 Bidwell St. The show will be Paper-cutting class to start telephone switchboard procedures is helpfu sponsored by Regal Men's Shop. Rain date is Cinema but not required. HOURS: 6 everyday. Thursday at 7 p.m. at the band shell. Manchester Adult Education Program will offer 3 pm - 9 pm Monday tnru Friday several new classes starting Sept. 15. Paper-cutting Excellent wages and a noncontributory 9 am - 4 pm Saturdays traditions, using cutting tools to shape designs of HARTroRD Armed and Dangerous (PG) 1:15,3:)5, WILLIMANTIC STEAK. CLUB BIrthparents group has session Cinema City — Mono Lisa (R) 7,9:20. 5:15, 7:45, )0. Jlllteit Sduore Cinema — *•••"» (R) benefit program including a pension plan. mart paper for mounting, will run from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room — About Last Nlahf . tR) 7:15, 9:40. — 7, 9:30. — Howard the Duck (PG) 7:10, Rte. 83, Veraon COMMISSION: M ERIDEN — Concerned United BIrthparents. a 153, Manchester High School. Although the course is A Room With o V ie w 7:30, 9:55, — 9:15. — One Crazy Summer (PG) 7:(B, Nothing In Common (PG) 4:50, 9:30. A) 36% of Sales price at closing. support and advocacy group for parents who have not listed in the brochure, applicants may register for MANCHESTER 9:10. — The Korote Kid Port II (1^) 7, Apply in person or call 643-1101. >hoppers UA Theaters East — Running Scared 9:10. — Monhunter (R) 7:05, 9:30. — Now hiring the following part time antj B) 50% of amount received by surrendered children to adoption, will meet Sunday at it by filling out the blank of the brochure. The cost is ■A$T HARTFORD (R) 2:10, 7:10, 9:35. — Nothing In Ruthless People (R) 7:10,9:15. An equal opportunity employer. 2 p.m. at First Congregational Church, 62 Colony St. $15 for Manchester residents and $20 for non­ ■mlweed Pub A Cinema,— Legal Common (PG) 2, 7:30, 9:45. — The full time positions: Golden Oaks on all Co-brokes. Shop the Eagles (PG) 7:30. Great Mouse Detective (G) 2:15. — Male/Female. For more information call 828-1697 or write P 0. Box residents. Peer Richard’s Pub « Cinema — About Lost Night...(PG) 7:25, 9:40. WINDSOR 558. Bethel 06801. Other new courses and days they will be held Running Scared (R) 7:30, 9:30. Plozo — Running Scared (R) 7:15. Lunch A Dinner Walters/Waltresses BENEFITS: Classifieds. include; homemaking for men: income tax tips and Bhewcoee Cinemas 1-9 — Too Gun ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC Cashiar/Hoataas, Nights or Days (PG) H-30, 2:45,5, 7:20,9:40. — Korote VERNON 1) Pleasant office surroundings golf on Mondays: home and business computers, KIdPorf II IPG) 1:30,4:30,7:15,9:30.— Cine 1 A 2 — Legal Eaglet (PG) 7, ORIVE-INS 579 Middle Turnpike West Banquet Dishwashers, Saturdays M A C C distributes rice, milk Monebeeter — Reopens Friday. Manchester, Conn 06040 2) Good working conditions. Manchester basics in numerology 2, and appetizers and hors One Croiv Summer IPG)12:S0,3,4:55, 9:30. — Running Scared (R) 7:10,9:15. Salad Prep Cook, Days d'oevres, Tuesday: Tarot cards on Wedne.«-day; and 7:40, 9:35. — Allens (R) 1, 4, 7:10,9:50. ~ Armed and Oonoereut 3) Workers compensation. Manchester Area Conference of Churches will — Heartburn IR) 12:45,2:55,5,7:35,10. (PO) with American Anthem (PO-13) Herald ) V = ^ astrology on Thursdays. Brochures may be .-btained the mark of 4) Generous bonus plan. distribute rice and powdered m ilk Thursday from 3 to ■Ruthless People (R) 1:20,3:20,5:» WEST HARTFORD ?! ®“9 (P*> Y'th X Pine Apply between 10-5, some experience BtBO p>lti. at Center Congregational Church. Recip- at local banks and libraries. Registration will be Sept. 50, 9:55. — Bock to School (PO-13) „ !!"* ’ - ‘-•fOl eopld* (PG) 7, Meet (fO) nf dark. ^ piTiiht of the 643-2711 1:55, 3:M. $i1B, 7:30, 9rM. — The PIV NbvlEwer (PO) wiTh IIMRllig iMUly ‘printing excellence required. Call Henry Becker for confidential HUIat Krlnif nink f o r m s o r enmo 8 ffdttl fll.10 to 8 D.rti Ih tho hlOn school cafeteria. e.VA r.A r A.iff 8:30 a.m .-5:00 p.m. M andiM tM ’ N traM EOE interview, 646-5099 or 228-3345. *43-3711 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 18, 1986

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Rost, thrdom remodeling; in- Medical Asslstont/ecre- years'and up, full time. dependable service. stollatton'water hooters, torv to work full time with Brand New Listing! Uni­ Call 646-ISM. Fainting, Faperhanging gorboge dlsposals;-10ucet O & p Londscoptno. voco- Internist In Manchester. que 7 room Chalet, 3 & Removal. Colt t» « a 7 .. repairs. «4MS3», Vlsa/M - tton cutttngs, hedge trim ­ Coll 646-7810. bedrooms, 2 full baths, Licensed Family Doy osterCord occepted. ming, FrunIngB, flowdr A Care. Full time, starting shrub ptontlhw. n ee estf- kitchen appliances, 2 House PointTnatnterlor, Top wages paid, for li­ stone fireplaces, 1 car September, Ages ^Va * 5 . ihdles. Coll 6M-24M o ffir censed burner technician, Newer home off brood exterior, references, 5:30pm. garage. Built In 1969. very reasonable, tree estl- send resume to Boland Hebron-Bolton Line. Street, fenced In area. Brother's Inc. 51 BIssell $144,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Call 646-7473. motes, 15 years expe­ A. Henry Persondllted Street, Manchester, Ct. son Real Estate. 647-8400 rience. Mock Bcrrleou, LoWn Cote-Comptet* 06040. or 646-8646.G coll 649-SMS. Also window lown core and londdMo- lian rteB trr ic M re m iY / cleoning. Odd lobs. Ptfnttng, eiin- Ing. Free estimates, fuHv Full and part-time sales You'll fall In love..with iKM OOEUra dow cteonlno, hedM d ip - Insured, oil work guwon- Manchester — A City ol Village Charm and cashier positions this gracious .9 room Co­ plne, onythlngl Coll M ark teed, senior cititens dls- cir available tor mature re­ lonial home. Enormous '6 4 9 # R I ' tounts. 647-1349,- sponsible people, nights Carpentry and remodel­ 1st floor family room, ing services — Cpmplele and weekends necessary. front to back living room, Apply In person to- Fa­ home repairs oncf remo­ iRfcmiciy. OlMbyNEA. me. Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1986 1st floor laundry, new deling. Quolltv work. Ref­ shion Bug, k-mart Plaza, kitchen with window 25 Cents 207 Spencer Street, Man­ erences, licensed and In­ Dwnos Ctectrlc— Hovlpa greenhouse. Many sured. Coll 64641165. hdiiling; deahMo, point- "«•♦••• Insured. 6434004. chester, Ct. charming features. eiectrlcol Froblemsf ■^MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TV $154,000. Jackson & Jack- Need 0 large or « small E i J fFOR SALE BUY/TRADE Hardware Clerk. Respon­ Smart shoppers shop Repair? We Specloltw In RSsMentlalousIness. F o r. son Real Estate. 647-8400 Classified! They find Resld^lol Work. 4oseph the IWhest duality at the fvwdifTSpIvstox. Panel sibilities Include selling, or 646-8646.n GNP growth displaying stocking. ■ * that's a good way to tight OumM. Fully Lloensed.. loweM prices coll, John ^1*® »®!ld, stone, Spa shells- factory se­ Good starting pay and the high cost of living. Free estim ates. 646<52S3. .64344353, gravel. Coll 6434MRM. conds or damaged In Brand New Listing! Ele­ transportation. $2(X) to benefits. Apply at Cony­ gant 8 plus room Contem­ ers Hardware, 63 Tolland $800 as Is. Call evenings or Buying old furniture, old gets mall porary Cape In gorgeous Turnpike, Manchester. weekends. 742-6469. glass and china and Je­ South Windsor neighbor­ welry and anything old. 646-5707. hood. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 slowest since Poy cosh money. Please baths, spectacular view of 2- 6’ X 9' area rugs - 1 Bickford's pancakes and I^ H O M E S APARTMENTS APARTMENTS nqvllo jtyle with browns, coll evenings 646-8496. bond plan Hartford. Beautiful lands­ family restaurant has op­ caping. Offered at | £ U fdr s ale FDR RENT FOR RENT FURNITURE beiges, black, gray, rust; enings tor the following $209,000. Jackson & Jack- I 1 black, white, gray CARS positions: waitress M # , braided shag 100 per cent Bv John F. Kirch son Real Estate. 647-8400 AM real estate advertised DO A TWO-WAY favor ... e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Water bed, king size, good FOR SALE hotess M # , cook and or 646-8646.n wool, $50 each. 633-2468. I ’82 recession Herald Reporter In the Manchester Herald get extra cosh for yourself room, heated apartment. shape, asking $200. Call dishwasher. Will train No appliances. Security. right Individuals top Is sublect to the federal. and make If possible for 646-2139. 19" Sony Trinitron color Fair Housing Act of 1968, $520 monthly plus utilities. The Economic Development wages, benefits.avallable. someone else to enloy TV, works fine, 3 years 1981 Toyota Tercel tiotch- By M artin Crutsinger annual rate of 2.2 percent, far Commission this morning as­ Lovely Cape. Manches­ which makes It Illegal to those golf clubs you never Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 old. $125 or best offer. bock, 5 speed, 39 k miles, Contact the manager In ter. $109,900. 3 good sized to 5. The Associated Press below the Reagan administra­ signed a four-member subcommit­ person. 415 Hartford advertise any preference, use. Sell them with a want 633-2468. excellent condition, $3200. bedrooms, fireplaced liv­ limitation or discrimina­ ad. Coll 643-7776. tion’s original prediction of 4 tee to begin reviewing a tax- Turnpike (route 30) Ver­ ing room, dining room Manchester- 2 bedrooms. WASHINGTON — The economy, percent growth for all of 1986. increment financing proposal that non. EOE. tion based on race, color, Qak 24" Bar stools, swl- and nicely decorated fin­ religion, sex or national 2nd floor, heat and ap- val, brass rails and per­ held back by a worsening trade Earlier this month, the adminis­ would be used to pay for public ished family room on origin, or an Intention to Manchester. 5 room town- pllonces. No pets. Secur­ 1976 Chevy. Most see. performance, grew at a barely Receptlonisttnsurance house, 2 bedrooms, nice fect condition, original Excellent condition, gar­ tration trimmed its forecast for improvements surrounding the lower level. 2 full baths, moke any such prefer­ ity. $575 month.Call 646- over $100 each; $89 or best perceptible annual rate of 0.6 this year to show growth of just 3.2 proposed Buckland Hills Mall. clerk for Manchester doc­ yard, no pets, 1 child 3979. Brand new tfospital bed age door opener Included. large private backyard ence, limitation or dis­ offer. 633-2468. and wheel chair for sale. percent frorn April through June, percent while saying the slower The subcommittee consists of tor's office. Mature, de­ with screened - In porch crimination. The Herald preferred. $525 plus utili­ $1350. 649-9758. pendable person, plea­ ties. Call Rose 647-84(X) or Manchester - 2 bedroom, $1000. Call 647-7646 after the weakest advance since the last growth would contribute to giving EDC Chairman Alfred Werbner sant personality a must. and patio. 1 car garage. will not knowingly accept 6pm. D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 any advertisement which 646-8646. second floor, no pets, recession, the government re­ the government a record budget and commission members Joseph Morning of afternoon 1976 Mercury Capri II, ported today. deficit of $230.2 billion. Hachey. Philip Harrison and John or 871-1400.P Is In violation of the low. stove and refrigerator. Used . kitchen cabinets, runs and looks good, new shift. Coll 646-5153, leave Manchester 4 bedroom, $475 0 month plus utilities. The Commerce Department said But even to achieve the adminis­ DeQualtro and has scheduled its message with service. near park, fenced yard, 2 odlustable brass look light wood. Call 647-9255, exhaust, new paint. $500 the rate of growth in the gross Large 2 family. Living For Sale By Owners - 80 646-1379. 9am to 5pm. or best offer. Call 647-7794 tration’s scaled-back growth esti­ first meeting for 9 a m. Thursday. room, d|,nlng room, kit­ available Immediately. floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 national product, the broadest LPN Mfed Nurse - Imme­ Larabee St, East Hart­ after 6pm. mate, the economy will have to It will review a contract proposed chen and 2 bedrooms pn ford, 3 family house, on lot $650- plus utilities. Coll 3 bedrooms I'/z baths, shell style $20each, pine 15 diate opening for LPN 633-6975. Avon - free product to first measure of economic health, was expand at a 4.2 percent annual rate by the Homarl Development Corp. the first floor. Living 100 X 300. Coll 649-9535 duplex. Appliances, no piece stereo TV, book the smallest since GNP had falien who Is able to work from pets, $725, plus utilities. shelf or whatever wall 25 to loin Avon now. On 35 1961 Chevy Bebcagne, 2 in the final six months of the year, a of Chicago, one of Ihe mall's room, kitchen and 3 bed­ before lOqm or after 4. to 50 for $5.00 Investment. door, hard top, good run­ at a 3.2 percent rate in the developers, for Ihe financing of Ihe 3pm-9pm, 4 evenings per rooms on 2nd story. Manchester -119 Oakland References, 643-9532. unit - great for den, kids pace far higher than most private week. Excellent working Street, 2 bedroom apart­ room, can paint, $120 Reserve your place for ning condition, V-6 re­ Juiy-September quarter of 1982. economists expect. entire project . The contract details conditions and storting Porch, 4 full baths, 2 car West Side 2 Family. At­ Christmas selling. Coll built,call 8am - 5pm. garage with 2nd story tor tractive 5-5 with screened ment, 2nd floor, ap- HDMES 633-2468. during the depths of the last Many private analysts believe were not disclosed to the press. rate. For additional Infor­ pllanced, heat, carpeting, Dee, 646-4778. 742-0101, $1500 or best recession. ■ The EDC has tentatively sche­ storage or work area. In side porch, separate FDR RENT ^ ' offer, mbst sell. the country will be lucky to reach mation, call Manchester D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 heating systems, 2 car $495, available August. The second quarter advance growth of 3 percent in the final six duled a meeting for Aug, 28 to Manor, 646-0129. 289-0327 or 649-0485. For Sale - stereo compo­ or 871-1400.a garage. Call tonight "We I TV/STEREO/ matches a 0.6 percent rise in the months of the year. Their pessim­ discuss the package in full. nents excellent working 1968 white mustang, ’6 Guarantee our Houses" Manchester, 7 room (3-4 APPLIANCES fourth quarter of 1982 as the Also at its meeting this morning, Part time Medical secre­ Available September 1st, conditions, color tv, air cylinder, good condition, ism is based in part on a belief that Immaculate 3 bedroom Blanchard & Rossetto bedroom, 1 bath) $750 per country began to pull out of the the commission passed a motion tary #urse wanted for clean 5 room duplex, 2 month plus utilities. Se­ I conditioner. Call 742-6700. $2600 or best offer. Call the country’s poor trade perfor­ Ranch on lovely lands­ Real Estate 646-2482.a r ■"* '■»««______recession. Manchester doctor's of­ baths, basement, $575 a curity and references 21 Cubic Feet frost free mance is so far showing no signs of requestirig the lown Board of fice Immediately. Salary caped lot. Large country SALE! 50 OFF! fUASH- Mecury Comet 1976. Very The 0.6 percent performance improving. Directors to provide money for an kitchen, fireplaced living Manchester Brendan month, plus 1 months needed, available now, Admiral refrldgerator. depends on experience. security, no pets, no child­ children accepted, no $150. Coll 646-4320 ING ARROW SIGNS$269! good condition. $800 Best marked a sharp downward revi­ This was a major factor in the attorney who cun help the EDC Call 646-2094. room, beautiful deck and Woods, eorly American IIGHTED, NON-ARROW offer. 643-8646. much more. Ottered at homes. Open House Sun- ren, 649-9600. pets. 649-1943 evenings. sion from an initial estimate made downward revision in second quar­ work out Ihe financial program. $259. Unllghted $229 (tree last month, when the government The EDC went into executive $131,900. Joyce G. Epstein doys 12-4, Manchester, I^BOATS/MARINE letters) Few left. See ter growth. The GNP report said Airlines now hiring! Res- Real Estate 647-8895.r Manchester - 2 bedroom STORE AND {EQUIPMENT projected that the economy , had that the country’s trade deficit had session to privately discuss Ihe ervatlonlsts, flight attend­ Glastonbury line. Rte. 83. apartment, 4 rooms, ap- I22Jf locally. 1 (800) 423-0163, West on Shallow Brook to OFFICE SPACE anytime. expanded at a 1.1 percent annual swelled to an annual level of $150.5 financial proposal made by Ho­ ants, and ground crew Suddenly available - Cute pllanced kitchen, no pets, MISCELLANEDUS marl and Manchester 1-84 Asso­ positions avollable. Call Brendan Rd. Peterman $575 per month, heat In­ ( 16 foot Mad River canoe, AUTOMDTIVE rate from April through June. billion, subtracting $24.6 billion Cape Cod home waiting Building Co. Call 649-9404, paddles Included. Used Smart shoppers shop The revision painted an even from domestic growth. A month ciates, which are planning to build 1-619-565-1630, ext A2714... for the right fomlly. Three 647-1340, 647-0080. cluded. 1 year lease, plus for details. 24 hours. security deposit, 649-0795. four times. Excellent con­ Classified! J gloomier picture of an economy ago, the government had esti­ Ihe 750,(l0(l-square-foot regional bedrooms, garage, In- dition. $800. Please call pulied down by a disastrous shopping center in northwest ground pool. Great buy at 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks mated that the trade deficit had Bus person part time, Manchester 6 room Co­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- trading performance and a steep Manchester. $97,900. Joyce G. Epstein lonial, two car garage, Manchester - 2 bedroom Office Space- on busy great, runs great, soft top. subtracted $4.2 billion less from conscientious, ond alert apartment, 4 rooms, ap- route 83. Manchester- 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for $4995 evenings. 643-5689. slump in the oil and gas industry. Details of that closed session Real Estate 647-8895.p aluminum siding $108,900. Bob. total output. to assist servers during pllanced kitchen, no pets. Vernon town line. For­ J Oval gold leaf look The 0.6 percent increase from Part of the deterioration in trade were not available. However, lown dinner hours, please Peterman Agency, 649- 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. $550 per month, 1 year merly Insurance com­ I PETS AND mirrors, vanity, dining INVITATION TO BID April through June was less than came from a revision in exports, officials have estimated Ihe lown apply to Covey's Restau­ lease, plus security dep­ pany tenant. 646-5707. room, hall or bedroom. Sealed bids will be received one-sixth of the 3.8 percent rate will spend between $9.5 and $10,5 rant 45 East Center Street, Vlnyly sided Victorian. {su pplies which the government said were Manchester 3 bedroom osit, 649-0795. Beautiful, perfect condi­ In the General Services' of­ turned in from January through million using lax-increment bonds Manchester. Large 5 plus bedroom ROOMMATES fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ falling at a 5.6 percent annual rate home, over 11 rooms, 2 '/? Ranch with In-law apart­ tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 ter, CT until 11 ;00a.m. on the March. instead of rising at a 3 percent rate to make public improvements baths. Completely remo­ ment. $159,900. Peterman Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 WANTED_____ For Sale- AKC registered each. 633-2468. date shown below for the fol-* Whiie the rate of growth was around the mall site. Dishwashers, full or part room newly built apart­ as originally thought. The wea­ deled. Close to hospital. Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, Golden Retrelvers, father lowing: dropping dramatically, the news The improvements were recom­ time, hours to suit your 647-0080. ment for rent. Available Is a grand champion. Call kness came from a plunge in needs, experienced or will Possible use tor Doctors, Share furnished condo, AUGUST 28, 1986- on inflation reamined upbeat. The agricultural sales abroad. mended by Ihe State Traffic Dentists, Lawyers, Room­ Immediately. Call 233-0319 643-7605 after 5. LEGAL NOTICE train, wages based on past Manchester, Center RENTAL OF A D-5 DOZER. government said that an inflation Another large negative factor in Herald photo by Rocha Commission when it granted Ho­ ing House, Day Care, and Government Homes from after 2pm. In accordance with Sectlon9- & OPERATOR experience. Apply Ryan's Street. Woman, non Free kittens box trained. 51 of Election Laws, notice Is index tied to the GNP rose at a 1.9 the April-June quarter was a $28.3 marl a vital traffic permit for Ihe many other possibilities. $1(U repair). Delinquent AUGUST 28, 1986- New York Style Dell Res­ 2 bedroom flat, heat, hot smoker, laundry, $280 per Call 643-0464. hereby given that the Regis­ percent annual rate in the second billion plunge in inventories, prim­ site Along with those improve­ taurant rt. 30 Vernon. Some owner financing tax property. Reposse- month. Call 649-5448. trars af Voters will accept ap­ VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR Unloading merchandise possible. Ride by 9 Talcott slons. Call (805)687-6000.' water, all appliances, air plications for admissions of TOWN WIDE LEAF quarter, the slowest advance since arily coming from efforts by the ments — which include work on conditioning. Call 647- PICKUP Buckland and Slater streets. Dem- Locker attendant%lght Ave, Vernon and coll tor Ext H-9965 for current WANTED BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE Electors and at the same the spring of 1972. The good auto industry to reduce a record Andy Furst (left), assistant manager at your appointment to seel. repo list. 1595. time the Registrars will hold AUGUST 29, 1986- showing was attributed to the big backlog of unsold cars. of East Hartford. The load was brought ing Road and about .35 other housekeeping, banquet TO RENT The Zoning Board of Appeals a session to hear requests for DUMPSTER REFUSE Arthur Drug Store on Main Street in set up, combination posi­ Priced to sell quickly at will hold 0 Public Hearing on adding names to the registry SERVICE - TOWN OWNED plunge in energy prices. The various changes ieft the in over the weekend by Baker and roadways — Ihe bonds would also only 129,900. Strano Real Nice first floor 2 bedroom pay for additional improvements tion available. 20 hours CONDDMINIUMS apartment, laundry facul­ Thursday, August 21, 1986 at list by persons removed BUILDINGS For the first six months of the GNP, after adjusting for inflation, Manchester, gets ready to catch a box of another loader, who deliver to other Estate. 647-7653.P 2 bedroom apartment for 7:00pm at the Town Holl to since the lost election. year, the economy grew at an Ihe lown deems necessary. per week, $5.00 to $7.00 per FDR SALE ties, and storage. $525 hear the following appeal: The Town of Manchester Is at $3.66 trillion. general merchandise from Chip Baker stores in the Arthur Drug Store chain. hour. Ideal for retired a single parent with 5 year Registrars of Voters' Office an equal opportunity em­ Manchester officials are con­ plus utilities and security, Appeal of BOX MOUNTAIN Town Hall person. Apply Manches­ Airy and Open. Rooms In old child and well be­ 41 Center Street ployer, and requires an affir­ ducting a major traffic impact South Village Condomini­ no pets. 649-4343. QUARRIES, INC. O f Bolton mative action policy for all of ter Country Club. Call this modern 7 & 7 Duplex. haved dog. Call 643-6908. Manchester, Ct. study of the entire north end of 3 bedrooms, 2 newer Car­ ums. 3 room condomi­ Notch Road from a May 21, Its Contractors and Vendors 646-103. Available September 1st - 1986 decision of the BOLTON Saturday, August 23, 1986 as a condition of doing busi­ town The results of that study lin Oil Burners. Plenty of nium. 165 South St. No.42. ZONING COMMISSION 12:00 Noon to 3:00 P.M. Rockville. Asking $45,900. 6 room duplex, 3 bed­ ness with the Town, as per could show other areas needing Grilllalter, waitress posi­ Insulation. Full attic and denying Its application to also Federal Order 11246. Fire{iouse \a\ks reach impasse, negotiator says rooms, appliances, $450 improvements. tion. Combination posi­ basement. Stockade and Inquire at premises, or FURNITURE renew Its Section 10 permit Bid forms, plans and specifi­ call 646-2426 weekdays9 to month. I'/jmonths secur­ for the Bolton Notch Tuesday, August 26, 1986 tion Involving sandwitch fencing and 2 car, det­ 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. cations are available at the 'Tax-increment financing is ity with references. No Quarries. (General Services' office. Bv George Lavng preparation, and waiting ached garage. A "Must 5. For Sole - 2 Captain and the district is not wilting to meeting, he would agree that talks of over $490,000 However, those district made available under sfate law. pets Call 647-1018. JOHN H. ROBERTS, Herbert J . Stevenson TOWN OF on tables. Apply Man­ See" property!. $159,900. Moose Head single beds, Mary E. Wlllhide Herald Reporter accept the last offer made by Town are at an impasse. Weiss said he plans were shelved in May after LaBelle replied to Weiss in July. The bonds would be used to make Strano Real Estate. 647- CHAIRMAN MANCHESTER, CT. chester Country Club. ■^INVESTMENT Manchester - 2 bedroom solid Maple with book­ ZONING BOARD REGISTRARS OF VOTERS ROBERT B. WEISS, Manager Robert Weiss. has not had a reply to a letter he talks had begun with the town Weiss in turn responded to the Ihe improvments and then Ihe real 7653.P OF APPEALS Call 646-0103. EU prd perty duplex, available Sep­ case headboards. Both 038-08 GENERAL MANAGER Saying talks to share the town’s The details of Ihe closed-door sent to the district' earlier this about sharinglhetown’s firehouse district in a letter, hut no talks estate taxes collected from the mattresses sealed In plas­ 01508 036-08 Buckland firehouse on Tolland project will be used to pay back the New Listing - Vernon. tember 1st, $585 per talks were not disclosed by Topliff. month. The basis of Ihe talks was Ihe have been held since May Mechanics National month, all appliances, tic, 3 drawers In each bed, Turnpike are at a standstill. costs. It should lake about seven $119,900. Owner transfer- Invest Today! In this mod­ However, District Director Tho­ The offer he last made to the town’s proposal that the facility he chain Is now hiring washer dryer hookup, call 2 electric blankets $800. NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT Eighth Utilities District officials The town's firehouse was built years to pay off the bonds, officials experienced mechanics Ing from this area. Gra­ ern 5 unit building. Prime Call 649-2991 between 8 mas Landers proposed that the district was the town’s final shared with the district fora cost of before the state Supreme Court cious custom 3 bedroom Manchester location, 649-4222 after 6pm Mon-’ (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE are considering bypassing town have said to train on the latest day - Friday. and 9pm. district “go over Mr. Weiss’s position. Weiss said. However, he $22.0,34 a year for 20 years decided in a 1970s’court case that Ranch on private park near hospital. Good In­ DEAR TOWN CLERK: administrators and appealing di­ During Ihe open portion of Ihe diagnostic and tune up head" and see if the town directors added that the district is free to However, in June, district officials the district had the right to provide equipment. Benefits, uni­ like grounds with come “We Guarantee our Notice Is hereby given that a Primary of the Republican Party will be held In your town on rectly to the town Board of commission’s meeting, which BDLTDN PUBLIC NOTICE can come up with a sharing appeal to the town directors if it said Ihe lown had come to a final fire protection to the Buckland forms, earn $300 plus a screened In porch. Call for Houses" Blanchard & September 9,1986 for nomlnotlon to each office Indicated below. Directors for a resolution of the lasted for about an hour at the showing Realty World. Rossetto Real Estate 646- arrangement. wants. position during a May meetingthat area The town uses the facility to Lincoln Center hearing room. week. Call 569-1880. or The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals has taken the follow­ Notice Is also hereby glyen thot the following Is the name of the party-endorsed candidate. If matter. nights 528-3548. 646-7709.D 2482. ing action on cases coming before It during the past year. any, of the Republican Party for nomination to each office Indicated, together with thestreet Landers said that course had Meanwhile, District Director did not provide district firefighters fight fires in the surrounding area, Homarl, a subsidiary of Sears, address of said candidate: Cose «661: Mr. and Mrs. Eric M.Lunatta, 384 Lake Street, “ We are at an impasse" said been suggested by Weiss himself Jo.seph Tripp proposed that Ihe with equal accomodations but cannot serve the immediate Roebuck and Co. of Chicago, and NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT side yard variance to construct on oddltlon; OFFICE NAME ADDRESS District Fire Chief Harold Topliff, when Weiss made what was Ihe New York-based 1-84 Asso­ (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE (Including district) district directors consider at their The charge was denied by Weiss, vicinity Granted, 6-27-85. one of the negotiators for the ciates made their case for using Governor. reported to be his final offer to the September meeting going forward and talks seemed to have broke In the past, the district has DEAR TOWN CLERK: Andrew Pinto of 23 School Road, sideline vari­ Richard C. Bozzuto 430 Northfleld Rd. tax-increment bonds. ance to construct a pool; Granted, 7-30-85. Watertown, CT 06795 district who has been working district. Topliff said the district wjth plans to build their own down. Later that month, though. offered to purchase Ihe firehouse Notice Is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be held In your town on Charlie H. May. vice president of Cose *664: Donald Thibodeau, 1067 Boston Tpke., a side Lieutenant Governor Dennis J. Murphy, Jr. 1 Winchester Court South since April to come up with a negotiating team will consider firehouse two lots away from the Weiss asked one of the district's from the lown, but the offers have September 9, 1986 for nomination to each office Indicated belaw. Homarl, said the Buckland Hills yard variance to construct a garoge; Granted, East Lyme, CT 06333 sharing arrangement. Topliff said Landers' proposal. town's station. negotiators, district counsel John been refused A referendum last Notice Is also hereby given that the following Is the name of the party-endorsed candidate. If 10-22-85. Mall site is one of the most any, of the Demacratic Party tor nomlnotlon to each office Indicated, together with the street Notice Is also hereby given that the following are the names of the enrolled members of the Monday the town is not willing to Weiss said this morning that if In March, the district accepted a D. LaBelle Jr , to respond to him November to sell the firehouse was address of said candidate; Cost #445: John J. Cunnane, 97 Bates Street, Hartford; Republican Party who have filed certificates of eligibility and consent to primary in confor­ accept the district's latest offer. rear setback variance for house on Lot No. 5 at mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination toeoch office In­ the district does not ask for another bid to build its own station at a cost about a counterproposal by Ihe defeated by residents. Please turn to page 8 OFFICE NAME ADDRESS " Stone Hedge Lane; Granted, 10-29-85. dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates; (Including district) Cose «667; Enrico Flano, 100 Birch Mountain Road, set OFFICE NAME ADDRESS Sheriff Alfred J. RIoux 1623 Main Street back variance for an existing house; Granted, (Including district) Hertford County Newington, CT 06111 1-23-86. Goyernor Julie D. Belaga 9 Berndale Dr. CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights Notice Is also hereby given that the tollowlng are the names of the enrolled members of the Westport, CT 06888 Priests punisliment T O D A Y ’S H ERA LD Cote «668: Barbara M. Hoar, 365 West Street; side yard Democrotic Party who hove filed certificates of eligibility and consent to primary In confor­ mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination to each office In­ variance; Granted, 1-23-86. Governor Gerald Lobrlola 88 Timothy Rd. dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: Cose »449: Connecticut Department of Tronsportatlon, Naugatuck, CT 06770 Financial Deregulation area variance for property owned by Dorothy Lieutenant Governor E. Clayton "Skip" 40 Broakside Blvd. OFFICE NAME ADDRESS and Joseph Conley of 139 South Road; Denied, Debate In the Eighth Tax bill could hurt (Including district) Gengros, Jr. West Hartford, CT 06107 is seen as warning 1-23-86. A decision Monday by the Eighth Connecticut residents could lose Sheriff John W. Torco 50 Skyline Drive Case »470: Connecticut Deportment of Transportation, Lieutenant Governor Leo J. Redgate, Sr. 105 Pierce Ave. Hartford County Plolnvllle, CT 06062 area variance for property owned by Raymond Bridgeport, CT 06604 Utilities District Board of Direc­ as much as $300 million a year Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8th day of August, 1986. and Mary Boyd, 129 South Rood; Denied, 1-23- Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8th day of August, 1986. By Robert Furlow Curran had complained he was tors to seek legal advice on because of the propo.sed elimina­ JULIA H. TASHJIAN 86. JULIA H. TASHJIAN The Associated Press being singled out unfairly, that his whether the district advocacy tion of the sales tax dedurtion on SECRETARY OF THE STATE Case »673: Alex T. UrbanettI and David Wilson to conduct SECRETARY OF THE STATE group STEAL can use the district’s federal tax returns, state tax By: MARY S. YOUNG a used car business at 262 Hop River Rood, By: ALBERT P. LENGE views deemed unacceptable by Route 6, Bolton; Granted, 3-25-86. WASHINGTON - The Vatican, church leaders on birth control, firehouse as its headquarters officials estimate. But the same The foregoing Is copy of the notice which I hove received from the Office of the Secretary of prompted criticism of District tax-reform bill now before Con- The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which I have received from the Office of the Secretary of Case «674: Jeffrey and Gloria Carrara, 57 Vernon Road, a in punishing a prominent Ameri­ abortion, divorce and other sexual the State, In accordonce with Section 9-433 of the General Statutes. As provided In said notice, rear set back variance to construct a deck; the State, In accordance with Section 9-433 of the General Statutes. As provided In sold notice, can priest-theologian, is declaring issues were publicly shared by President Walter Joyner and de­ ffress could also mean a windfall a primory of the Democratic Party for nomination to the state or district off Ices therein speci­ Granted, 4-15-86. a primary of the Republican Party for nomination to the state or district off Ices therein speci­ fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hours of voting at said primary and the location of fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hours of voting at said primary and the location of strict limits for all American numerous other Catholic bate over the board’s tactics in for the states Story on page 5. Ihe polls will be as follows: Case aSTl; Jacqueline Henault, 11 Southwood Lane, East the polls will be os follows; Catholics on dissent and sexual theologians. fighting a proposed Town Charter Granby, area variance to construct a two-fam- HOURS OF VOTING; 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. change that would weaken the HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. llly dwelling at 145 Hebron Road; Granted, 4-15- practices. Indeed, polls have shown that LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT 86. LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT The target of the church action many of America’s 52 million district's power.-Story on page 3. Robefiton School, 65 North School St. l Case «676: Paul E. Jonas, 22North Road,rearandsidellne Robertson School, 65 North School St. announced Monday. Catholic Uni­ In d e x Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. Roman Catholics tend to ignore Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. \ variance to construct a .deck; Granted, 6-19-86. versity of America professor Cha­ Buckley School, 250 Vernon St. 3 Buckley School, 250 Vernon St. church declarations on such Chance of showers 16 pages, 2 sections Martin School, 140 Dartmouth Rd. 4 Case «677: Frank and Diane Intino, 138 Brandy Street,side Martin School, 140 Dartmouth Rd. rles Curran, was decreed unfit to matters. Senior Citizen Center, 549 E. Middle Tpke. 5 line variance to construct a garage; Granted, 6- Senior Citizens Center, 549 E. Middle Tpke. be a Catholic theologian because of Advice. .114 Lottery. 19-86. Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce St. The Vatican's response, sent to Mostly cloudy tonight with Nathan Hale School, 160 $pruce St. $ too-liberal views on sexual issues Classified - 15-16 Obituaries. Waddell School, 163 Broad St. ' Case a671: Connecticut Department of Transportation, Waddell School, 163 Broad St. Curran by Cardinal Joseph Ratzin- patchy fog and a 30 percent chance Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St. ■ area variance for property owned by Ronald Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St. — a verdict that will cost him his ger after approval by Pope John of showers Low 60 to 65. Partly Comics______6 Opinion _ Keeney School, 179 Keeney St. ’ Beaudoin. Keeney School, 179 Keeney St. Manchester High School, Brookfield St. job at the Vatican-controlled Paul If, didn’t directly address the sunny Wednesday with a 50 per- Connecticut__ 5 People------Manchester High School, Brookfield St. JO Cose a67i: wTeven Krohn of 71 Volpl Road; side line vari­ Mahoney Recreational Center, 110 Cedar St. << Mahoney Recreational Center, 110 Cedar St. university. objection that he is but one of rent chance of showers mainly in Entertainment 11 Sports___ 12-14 ance to construct a house on Lot a3 Volpl Howell (Cheney Regional Technical School, 791 W. Middle Tpke. Sowfce Sun/ey o* ine u S adun oopuiation by Cambridge Reports Cambridge MA Howell Cheney Regional Technical School, 791 W. Middle Toke. 12 Rood; Granted, 7-15-86. ______r 1986 Cambridge Reports inc Distributed by King Features SyrKJK ale But there was a wider warning Ihe afternoon. High near 80. Focus______9 Television . _ 11 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. Cose a67S: Brian Usher, 47 Vernon Road; set back vari­ toa Please turn to page 8 Details on page 2. Local news_3. 8 U.S.AAtorld------7 EDWARD TOMKIEL ance to construct a garage: Granted, 7-15-84. EDWARD TOMKIEL TOWN CLERK TOWN CLERK JOHN H. ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN TOWN OF MANCHESTER BOLTON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS TOWN OF MANCHESTER 034-08 035-08 037-08