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< J r , r. r y - ■*. we w atip 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 13, 1989 — 7 NATION & WORLD NATION Rights groups ask J & WORLD Congress to block Twin quakes show Zoo sculptor Small stake pays big high court rulings WASHINGTON (AP) - The wife of House ethics committee chairman Julian WASHINGTON (AP) - Civil danger of faults Dixon earned over $150,000 in two years Birmingham, said Monday’s rul­ rights advocates seeking to pre­ honors planet from an investment of less than $15,000 in ing is a step toward ending companies that help run stores at Los vent affirmative action programs “ race-based quota promotions” Angeles International Airport. from being rolled back are that unfairly discriminate under Los Angeles shifting their sights to Congress against whites. U WASHINGTON (AP) - Children, grownups, even Airport officials are looking into the two following a series of major Civil rights and women’s the monkeys and apes stare up at sculptor Steven companies to determine whether they Weitzman as he transforms a 28-foot tree stump at By Lee Siegel from Newport Beach northwest qualified properly as minority contractors. setbacks in the Supreme Court. groups, however, say they may “ It is just not possible for civil ask Congress to reverse the high the National Zoo into a mirror of the exotic life The Associated Press through Long Beach. Los An­ Although they had identical boards of rights advocates to do business in court rulings. around him. geles’ Wilmington district, Tor­ directors, one was listed as a minority federal courts any more,” Rus­ ” I think a legislative remedy is LOS ANGELES — Twin earth­ rance and Santa Monica. enterprise while another was listed as being Using chainsaw, drill, mallets and chisels from sell Galloway, a professor at the something that is probably going quakes that shook Los Angeies Scientists don’t know if the two run by women. his scaffolding, Weitzman is sculpting a tribute to Santa Clara University School of to be pursued,” said Judith did iittle harm, but they scared faults relieve stress only by On Monday, Dixon amended his 1986 zoo volunteers from the barren trunk of a nearly Law in California, said Monday. Winston, a lawyer for the people and highlighted the causing numerous mild-to- financial disclosure form to show that his century-old willow oak that was chopped down last Galloway and others com­ Women’s Legal Defense Fund, danger from recently discovered moderate quakes of magnitude-4 wife, Betty, paid between $5,000 and $15,000 year because if was dying. He found the stump lying mented after the high court ruled “ The time may have come to faults concealed deep beneath the to 6, or also during infrequent for the investment In the companies. abandoned near a creek in the zoo. 5-4 that white firefighters in again go to the Congress and nation’s second-largest city. major-to-great quakes of Dixon, D-Calif,, initially told The Asso­ The Associated Press Weitzman, 36, a native of Boulder, Colo., who Birmingham, Ala., are entitled to attempt to get the Congress to The temblors, however, sug­ magnitude-7 to 8, said geologist ciated Press he did not have to reveal how came to Washington by way of Los Angeles, has BISMARCK FOUND — The German battleship Bismarck, shown at bring suit to attack an affirm a­ overrule what the court has done gest the danger may be more Kerry Sieh of the California much Mrs. Dixon paid for the high-yield been working since last August to convert the trunk tive action plan approved eight in the civil rights area,” said likely to come from a series of Institute of Technology in investment because she owned no stock in its launching in 1939, has been found on the ocean floor 600 miles off into a work of art honoring those who “ maintain our years ago to settle a lawsuit. The Patrick Patterson of the NAACP moderate quakes than from a Pasadena. the California companies, Mir Kanon Inc. the coast of France, 48 years after it was sunk by the British Navy in extended family — the flora and fauna of the white firefighters were not a Legal Defense Fund in Los much-feared “ big one.” A major quake directly under and Peideau Inc. one of World War ll’s most famous naval battles. The ship was located party to the lawsuit and say they Angeles. planet." “ Nothing that happened today downtown Los Angeles would be Monday by a remote-controlled robot under 15,000 feet of water. The should not be governed by a “ I think it is indispensable at He already has inhabited the upper reaches of the makes us fear a larger earth­ far worse than a “ big one” on the expedition leader was Dr. Robert Ballard, who also discovered the settlement in which they had no this point that the battle be taken stump with a miniature zoo. Among the carved quake any more than we did more distant San Andreas Fault, Elvis’ cars on display sunken Titanic four years ago. say. to Congress.” said Galloway, who figures are a swooping American bald eagle, a before,” said U.S. Geological about 50 miles to the north. The decision was the latest in a specializes in affirmative action scowling orangutan, a contented panda, great blue Survey seismologist Lucile Officials estimate a big San MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P) — They’ve series of high court decisions law. heron, water lizard, tree shrew, fish, squirrel and a Jones. “ What happened today Andreas quake could kill up to toured his house, marveled at the gold chipping away at affirmative Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., giraffe nibbling greenery offered by the out­ 14,000 people, seriously injure up records and jeweled jumpsuits and checked as well as in Beirut’s Christian suburbs of should make you feel a little more Baptists ready to vote action programs, which have chairman of the House Judiciary stretched hand of a young man. relieved.” to 55,000 and cause $17 billion in out his lavish airplanes. And now, for the Kfarshima and Hadath. been used to give hiring and subcommittee on civil rights, “ Can you find the tree frog?” Weitzman asks damage. Elvis fans who thought they’d seen it all, He said the Syrians were shelling from LAS VEGAS (A P) — Southern Baptists The Monday morning quakes promotion preference to minori­ said he was saddened by the passersby. (It's crawling out of its hole just below injured one person and caused On the Richter scale of ground there’s more. positions in the village of Aitat, opposite put off a proposal to set up a conservative ties and women. court’s decision and added, the black palm cockatoo.) scattered minor damage down­ motion, every increase of one ” It’s Elvis and America and the automo­ Souk el-Gharb, and from the suburb of lobbying group in Washington, clearing the Civil rights groups contend the “ We’ll have to take a look at it” Operating on a $20,000 commission from the number means a tenfold increase bile,” says Todd Morgan, a spokesman for Choueifat. decks for the election today of a president of town and in suburbs to the east, programs are necessary to com­ with an eye to possible National Zoo and its volunteer organization. in magnitude. the Elvis Presley Automobile Museum, The .spokesman accused the Syrians of the nation’s largest Protestant including cracked plaster, fallen pensate for years of past discrim­ legislation. Friends of the National Zoo, Weitzman works An earthquake of 3.5 can cause which opened Monday. “ It’s Elvis’ love starting the barrage as Arab League denomination. ceiling tiles and broken windows. ination, but the high court’s almost daily — except when it rains — in thehopeof slight damage, 4 moderate dam­ affair with cars and America’s love affair Assistant Secretary General Lakhdar The denomination’s Executive Commit­ ’ ’This decision will open old Scientists said thesharpjolts at conservative majority is showing finishing his sculpture by the end of October. age, 5 considerable damage, 6 with cars.” Ibrahimi crossed Beirut’s dividing Green tee voted unanimously Monday to wait until wounds and create unfortunate 9:57 a.m. and 10:22 a.m. mea­ a new concef’n over the issue of His studio is a fenced-in plot on the sun-drenched severe damage. A 7 reading is a The museum has more than 20 vehicles Line for talks with Gen. Aoun and other next year’s convention to recommend new levels of racial animosity,” sured 4.5 and 4.3 on the Richter reverse discrimination. lawn facing the zoo's reptile and monkey houses. “ major” earthquake, capable of once owned by the king of rock ’n’ roll and is Christian leaders in east Beirut. creation of a Religious Liberty Commission Edwards said. scale, respectively. They were The court ruled in January that The tourists swarming below aren't simply widespread heavy damage; 8 is a the newest attraction at the 46,000-square- “ They shelled us with tank cannons and to lobby on issues such as school prayer and centered on the Elysian Park state and local governments may Already, he said, his staff has gawkers. Weitzman occasionally invites someone to “ great” quake, capable of tre­ foot souvenir shopping center at Grace- recoilless rifles. We are responding in tuition tax credits. Fault about S'/z miles beneath. generally not impose racial quo­ been meeting with civil rights mount the scaffolding to model an ear or nose for the mendous damage. land. Presley’s former Memphis residence. kind,’’ said the spokesman on condition of That left the election between 44-year-old Montebello, a city about 10 miles tas for hiring on public works groups and professors about the More than 650,000 tourists and fans anonymity. Daniel Vestal, pastor of Dunwoody Baptist human figure he is carving. southeast of downtown Los An­ projects. And on June 5, the June 5 decision. He said legisla­ Early on, Weitzman got some helpful kibitzing visited Graceland last year. For a $15.95 Church in suburban Atlanta, and incum­ geles. At least five more small justices made it more difficult for tion would be introduced and from a denizen of the zoo's nearby monkey island. see-it-all ticket, fans can tour the house, two bent Jerry Vines. 51, pastor of First Baptist aftershocks followed. Oscar, a fish, minorities to prove statistically hearings probably held soon. “ I was trying to carve an eagle but the tree was of Presley’s airplanes, his tour bus, a Church of Jacksonville, Fla., as the only The temblors sent high-rise President to step down that they are being relegated to President Bush so far has been saying, no, this won't work ” he said. “ I wrestled construction workers and window couple of small museums and the new major issue of the convention. less desirable jobs. noncommittal on the issue of with it for two or three days, cussing at myself, but it predicts quake 13,000-square-foot automobile display. It BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (AP) — washers sprinting into downtown Ray Fitzpatrick, an attorney affirmative action, which was was not becoming an eagle. It just got worse and costs $3.50 for the automobile museum Citing the disastrous state of the economy. Los Angeles streets and stranded Marines hunt plane representing the white firemen in strongly opposed by Reagan. worse. som e elevator passengers NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. alone. President Raul Alfonsin says he has no choice but to resign five months before his “ Then I had the feeling something was watching The Atsoclated Frees momentarily. (AP) — Monday’s twin earth­ HONOLULU (A P) — Heavy rain and me. I looked over my shoulder and there was a “ It felt like a bomb struck the quakes may have startled down­ term ends. But the president-elect says he’s strong winds prevented helicopters from Barbary ape sitting over there with his hands on his building,” said Sheila Dickinson, town workers, but it didn’t Battle dampens hopes not ready to take office. searching a remote valley for the source of knees, staring at me. So I forgot the eagle and ZOO TRIBUTE — Sculptor Steven Weitzman works on his tribute a downtown worker. surprise Oscar the fish. The economic chaos prompted hundreds an emergency radio signal believed to be BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Syrian and carved him looking back at himself." Panicky callers overloaded tel­ The eight-inch-long swimming of hungry Argentines early this month to coming from a sightseeing plane that We’re Moving! to zoo volunteers at the National Zoo in Washington last week. Christian forces fought with tanks and With a friendly eyes and a smile as wide as his ephone lines, making it impossi­ seismograph was spotted swim­ storm supermarkets and steal food they vanished with 11 people aboard. Using an assortment of tools, he’s giving new life to a century-old recoilless rifles in hills southeast of Beirut Our success in mustache, Weitzman encourages his spectators to ble to get dial tones in many ming on his side in a classroom could not afford. At least 14 people died and The twin-engine Scenic Air Tours plane willow oak that was chopped down last year because it was dying. today, dampening hopes that Arab League step forward, grab a chisel and make their own areas, said Michael Guerin of the aquarium, three hours before a dozens were seriously injured in the rioting. disappeared Sunday afternoon on a planned efforts would swiftly end the latest finding new homes The sculptor performs from his perch on the towering tree stump. California Office of Emergency quake registering 4.5 on the “The government’s room for action hour-long flight from Hawaii Island to Maui artistic imprint. outbreak in the 14-year civil war. Services. Richter scale hit, said Ron during the months that remain of its Island. for others has A spokesman for Christian army com­ Based on historical patterns. Schnitger, a biology teacher at mandate is too narrow to face the problems A Marine reconnaissance platoon with mander Michel Aoun said Syrian gunners forced us to move Southern California faces a 1 Corona del Mar High School, who with a chance for success,” Alfonsin said in rapelling ropes and other mountaineering were shelling his forces’ positions in hills percent to 2 percent chance of a serves as Oscar’s keeper and announcing late Monday that he would step equipment was scheduled to join in the ourselves! around the mountain town of Souk el-Gharb Bush redefines debate over clean air bigger earthquake within three interpreter. down June 30. search today, officials said. days, said Jones. Oscar has done the same before coal burning power plants in half rhetoric. ’The Elysian Park Fault cuts a 15 to 20 other quakes. Schnitger By H. Josef Hebert by the year 2000 — a key to They see the Bush clean air 60-by-10-mile swath through the said. The Associated Press News Analysis curtailing acid rain — prompted proposal as the clearest sign of heart of the Los Angeles Basin, “ He just swims on his side widespread praise. that so far. stretching from Corona northw­ about six inches below the sur­ > v WASHINGTON — President r It was more than many envir­ “ I believe the environment won est to Whittier, then west to face,” he said. Bush has redefined the debate in osal “ will definitely break the onmentalists had expected. today,” a beaming Wiliiam K. downtown Los Angeles, Holly­ The quake was centered under Congress over clean air and taken logjam.” “ The president basically sided Reilly, head of the Environmen­ wood, Beverly Hills, Santa Mon­ Montebello some 25 miles away a leap forward in convincing That is not to say the power ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS with those in the administration tal Protection Agency, told repor­ ica and Malibu. and was hardly strong enough to environmentalists that while he picture in Congress has not also who wanted a stronger prop­ ters after briefing them on the It was discovered after causing slosh the water in Oscar’s 140- may not be one of them, he’s not changed significantly from the osal,” said George Frampton of White House proposal. the Oct. 1,1987, Whittier Narrows gallon tank. The quake and a the enemy either. Reagan years and likely will be 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CT 649-6220 the Wilderness Society, alluding quake, which, with its after­ subsequent 4.3-magnitude temb­ To many environmentalists, just as important. to reports of sharp disagreement H. Josef Hebert covers environ­ shocks, killed eight people, in­ lor were moderate, causing only the significance of Bush’s three­ Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, among some Bush advisers over mental issues for The Associated jured more than 200 and caused minor damage and injuring one pronged proposal Monday to sponsor of an acid rain bill last details of package. Press. $358 million in damage. person. clean upthenation’sdirtiestairis year, is now Senate majority So, while environmentalists That quake also spurred dis­ Schnitger said the freshwater that it came forcefully from the leader. He succeeded Sen. Robert continue to chide Bush for his covery of another fault, the fish was a South American red White House along with a clear Byrd, D-W.Va., who for years has slow response to the Alaska oil M.L. Byrn of New York City 40-by -10-m i 1 e Torrance- Oscar. The fish is missing one acknowledgement by the presi­ been a staunch opponent of any spill tragedy and criticize him for patented a corkscrew in 1860. Wilmington Fault, stretching eye. dent that air pollution is putting legislation that might harm the OR&MB OPENIMG a handful of mid-level appoint­ millions of Americans at risk. high-sulfur coal industry in his ments involving public lands and This is in sharp contrast to the state. parks, they also suggest that CELEBRATION JUNE 9TH-16TH eight years President Reagan Public opinion polls also have there is growing evidence his occupied the White House. Rea­ told Congress and the president commitment to protecting the gan did not acknowledge acid that the voters are keenly inter­ Manchesfer's environment may not be purely rain as being an environmental ested in removing the yellowish Newest concern and viewed tougher laws smog from urban areas, want to to curb urban smog and toxic be protected against the release ^ / Party Place industrial chemicals as excessive of toxic industrial chemicals into WE DELIVER government regulation. the air, and approve of curbs on For Home Delivery, Call With Republicans in Congress acid rain which is destroying rallying around the Bush clean lakes, streams and forests 647-9946 air package “ the political chem­ hundreds of miles from the tall Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 istry is going to change dramati­ stacks of coal-burning power cally’’ and the debate will center plants. on finding a middle ground Such is the mood that Rep. 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Tuesday, June 13, 1989 — 9 OPINION How Buchwald, 'a short, older man,’ views his work wanted to do. public will ultimately become J By Maureen Leavitt I would have liked to swallow promote his books, he appears on “ You have to see the story. If my tongue. “ And two turned out to be a bored with them. “ Late Night with David Letter- you don’t, you shouldn’t be doing "Art Buchwald,” he said. very good number because eve­ man,” a show he enjoys because it.” A news con­ □ □ □ ference with I wanted to say, “ I knew that,” rybody tells me they read me he believes it gives its large After we stopped for a picture A rt Buch­ but I didn’t. I just mumbled every day,” Buchwald said. Buchwald doesn’t discourage audience of young people a with Buchwald and the chairman Boot camps Self-policing While Buchwald lives and IT'S wald. Yes, the something like “ I didn’t recog­ writers from becoming colum­ chance to learn about him. of the hospital’s board of direc­ press release nize you.” He didn’t seem works in Washington, he said he nists like him.self, but he said it’s “ I have plays to write, books to tors, he shook my hand once TO doesn’t work from Man­ 1 offended. actively avoids paying the White difficult for women, especially, to write, my biography, I have so again, and I thanked him again House a visit. many things I want to do and I’m chester Mem­ □ □ □ break into the business. for the interview. a good idea orial Hospital “ I never go to the White “ It’s hard as hell to break in. enjoying what I’m doing tre­ And then I left so he could go N R V THq By Jack Anderson said Art We sat down in the “ press House,” Buchwald said. “ It’s Number one, it’s very hard for a mendously. I am not going into joke with 200 people about hospi­ and Dale Van Atta Buchwald, room” and began to shoot the mutual choice. They haven’t man to get into, and I think it’s forced retirement. I don’t have to tal food and laboratory mice, and one of Ameri­ breeze. asked me so I don’t have to deal doubly hard for a woman. The at any particular age.” I could go write about meeting the with the problem.” u for prisons Under pressure from Congress, the . ca’s most pop­ When I say we, I mean idea of a funny woman on a As for his craft, Buchwald said man I mistook for the usher. cosmetics industry says it is on a ular political humorists, would Buchwald. myself, another re­ His views on “ tabloid televi­ newspaper is too much for most it can’t be taught. sion,” with shows like “ A Current \ ^ - ^ 4 consumer-awareness drive. The ma­ hold a news conference before a porter, and the Herald’s editors to handle. Erma Bombeck “ You can’t teach this,” he said. Maureen Leavitt is a reporter keup manufacturers are trying to . dinner honoring the three major photographer. Affair,” and “ Inside Edition” : is the only really funny “ Whatever I know I could teach in for the Manchester Herald. Late last year, the federal government 3 keep consumers better informed , giving societies of the hospital. For 25 minutes, Buchwald gave “They are giving people the (woman).” one day. You have to see it, news as the people want it,” announced it would close several about the chemicals in beauty pro­ For some reason (and with his views on a variety of topics What does the future hold for whatever it is, and say, ‘hey ducts and they are stepping up their good reason, I thought) I cer­ making news today. Buchwald said. “ If you’re doing Buchwald? that’s funny, that’s a column Millions o f People Don't under-utilized military bases in the straight news you can’t show a safety review of ingredients linked to . tainly didn’t expect to be one of In that amount of time, I More writing. that’s an idea.’ And I’ve been Have Group Insurance woman being raped, or a guy Northeast. Connecticut Gov. William A. cancer. In a series of columns, we only two reporters questioning discovered what a modest and He’s just written another book doing that since I was nine years being hit over the head or O’Neill has wisely recommended that the highlighted the potential health ha­ such a well-known columnist. humble man Buchwald is. He which is scheduled to come out in old.” Are You One of Them? somebody being murdered. But m i zards of products such as hair spray, As I wound my way up a seemed to make a point of seeing September. The title is “ Whose He said the same holds true for Self-employed or work for a N bases be used as drug prisons for young, they can show you that on makeup and artificial nails. Cosme­ staircase to the meeting rooms at the lighter side of life. Rose Garden Is It Anyway?” To reporters. small business? first-time offenders convicted of non-violent, television, and that’s very satisf­ tologists are at the greatest risk Manchester Community Col­ He offered his views on the ying for the viewer, because he’s 81,000,000 Individual drug-related crimes. because of prolonged exposure. The lege’s Lowe Program Center, I chain of recent ethics scandals, getting the whole thing. Major Medical wholesale products used in salons do ■ saw plenty of men and women including the one involving TUSCAN LODGE No. 126 The idea has obvious merits. Using the “ They’re mixing this drama Choice of deductible: not have to carry ingredient labels. . dressed smartly in tuxedos and former House Speaker Jim with news and then from then on $250,$500,$1,000 bases as boot camp-style prisons would mean Trade associations are pushing the evening gowns, sipping Wright. and forever more you think that’s A.F. & A.M. very few, if any, conversion costs. Also, makers to voluntarily label products. champagne. “ If he had stayed it would have ASK US FOR A QUOTE But the industry doesn’t have the best the way it happened,” he said. I did find a few more well- been a scandal,” Buchwald said. TAKES PLEASURE IN PRESENTING because the barracks already exist, billions of track record when policing itself. The His thoughts on abrasive talk Your independent insurance dressed gentlemen puttering In a column scheduled for dollars could be saved on land costs, federal government invited the indus­ publication this week, he reveals show host Morton Downey Jr.: THE MOUNTAIN LAURAL CHAPTER broker. architects’ and engineers’ fees and try to voluntarily register product about where the news conference “ He’s an ass,” Buchwald said. was supposed to be, but no his theory behind the ethics GEORGE W. KIERSTEAD ingredients and to report complaints, “ He hasn’t shed any light on construction costs. representatives of the press. scandals in Congress. OF THE 742-8064 but less than half of the manufactur­ “ It all starts when lobbyists let anything.” While residents of surrounding towns ers responded. Then I saw a short, older man congressmen cheat at golf.” He predicts characters like Golden Rule • A" Rated (Encelaot) ' SWEET ADELINES Golden Rule tnaurance Compenjr — A.M. Beet invariably fight the construction of GOP’s split personality showing with pray hair. I thought I Buchwald said. “ The lobbyists let Downey will burn out because the ■ No romance conventional prisons, citizens looking to recognized him as Buchwald. But them lift their ball out ... that’s IN A PUBLIC CONCERT he offered to escort me to the what my theory is.” Bueinett Phone compensate for the economic impact of losing Atwater said he did not know about Robert Peary’s claim in 1909 to be , FREE OF CHARGE (203)-742-8064 By Walter R. Mears During the campaign that won him the first American explorer to reach press room, so I decided this WE DELIVER the memo and would not have issued it the office. Bush repeatedly denied □ □ □ their military bases might be more willing to the North Pole is under review. wasn’t Buchwald. Perhaps he For Home Delivery, Call AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE GEORGE W. KIERSTEAD if he had. that his was a negative campaign, was an usher. KIERSTEAD INSURANCE AGENCY accept the guarded correctional facilities. WASHINGTON - The Republi­ Maybe Peary and his dog sied didn’t . Buchwald. 63, writes two co­ 25 EAST CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER A day earlier, before Bush and other although that’s where the push AMOCO LIFE INSURANCE CO. cans’ split political personality is rnake it after all. And that means the 1 introduced myself, and then lumns a week. He said he used to Republican leaders had denounced against Dukakis was. “ Ali that’s left 647-9946 ON FRIDAY, JUNE 16 AT 8:15 P.M. 70 Seagravei Rd. The governor is certainly right in his view showing. first American to really reach the pole asked the question: “ So who are write three, but that didn’t permit the attack on Foley, Atwater called is this daily whining about a negative Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 EVERYONE WELCOME Coventry, Cl 06238 that boot camp-style jails would reduce prison It may be wearing a bit thin, but it’s by surface transportation could have ■ you?” him to write all the other things he the memo factually correct and no big campaign,” Bush said near the end. overcrowding, so long as they are not used as there. President Bush remains the deal anyhow. been Ralph Plaisted of Minnesota. innocent bystander, cast as the man “ Don’t listen to the crying on the far substitutes for parole. “ It was disgusting ... it’s against left.” Unfortuantely for the romance factor, , on the high road, chiding his own Plaisted did it in a snowmobile in 1968. everything I’ve tried to stand for in But Bush has a different role now. Connecticut itself has no closing military low-road lieutenants for their political life,” Bush said at his press Our apologies to Plaisted, but we hope • excesses. He needs no wars with Democrats, Peary and his trusty dogs are bases. However, the state could pay the conference Thursday night. “ But I especially with a new and popular But there was an echo of Bush’s own vindicated. It doesn’t seem quite right : federal government on a per diem basis for discussed that matter with Lee speaker of the House. He needs licensed, but fairness should 1988 presidential campaign in a to have the polar frontier conquered Atwater and he looked me right in the Democratic votes in order to govern. Dogs need shots; dictate that in the absence of such housing state prisoners in facilities in disowned GOP attack on Tom Foley, by the equivalent of a lawnmower on eye and said he did not know about it. “ The president feeis he set a new a law, dogs should not be licensed surrounding states. the new speaker of the House. He moved promptly to remove the skis. what about cats? tone when he took office, and that tone either. WFRE That echo was in the premise, not person that did know about it, so I should be continued,” said White Some corrections experts are quick to point Edward J. Wilson the particulars, of a Republican accept that.” House Press Secretary Marlin Fitz- Out of control To the Editor: out that there are no studies definitively National Committee memo attacking 164 Pearl St., Manchester The ousted Republican was Mark water. “ And that tone is one of A tragic skiing accident in Colorado proving that a tough regimen of physical Foley. The memo was headed: “ Tom Upon my annual visit to the Goodin, communications director for bipartisanship.” should be turned into a lesson about Foley: Out of the Liberal Closet.” town clerk’s office to obtain a new training, labor and discipline is any more the national commitee, who wrote a But that message isn’t reaching safety. A 31-year-old Texas man killed - Approve budget Liberal, the “ L word,” was fashi­ dog license, I was informed that successful in preventing a return to crime memo addressed to “Republican every corner of the party. After years an 11-year-old Iowa girl when he skied , oned into a political curse by the Bush leaders,” noting Foley’s high appro­ of getting along and losing, minority next year I would be required to BREAKMG out of control and hit her last for the library than the usual prison atmosphere. campaign. It was used, effectively, to produce a new certificate of val rating by Americans for Demo­ Republicans in the House are trying a February. He pleaded no contest • make the case that Gov. Michael rabies vaccination in order to That may be, but the boot camps certainly cratic Action, his opposition to capital more aggressive strategy of political recently to criminally negligent homi- 1 To the Editor: Dukakis was not moderate Demo­ punishment and his votes against aid secure a new license. cannot do any worse. If anything, they may attack. That isn’t about to change — cide and will pay restitution to the . cratic problem solver but a knee-jerk to the Nicaraguan contras. they’re just getting started. My question of the clerk was, do In the recent discussions over improve matters because only first-time liberal. girl’s family. No one wants a person to those people who own cats also It went out the day before Foley was That points to more tough taik and do prison time for an accident, but the the Coventry budget process, 1WRU1ES That was the theme of the attack on have to produce the same certifi­ offenders are admitted to the boot camps: installed as speaker of the House to tough politics. case should serve as a warning to ^ several people have inquired Foley, but it added innuendo, compar­ cate? She informed me that cats No, First Federal isn’t doing anything they are not exposed to more hardened succeed the resigned Jim Wright. As he became speaker, Foley said people who play too hard without , about the status of the Porter ing the new speaker’s record with that do not require a license, and The Goodin attack painted Foley as he hoped to see a change in the regard for the consequences. It is a Memorial Library. The trustees wrong (don’t be silly). But what we’re criminals as they are in conventional prisons. of an openly homosexual congress­ therefore need not be protected a doctrinaire liberal by likening the atmosphere in Congress. Bush said common failing of immature youngs- * of the library at the most recent offering is certainly revolutionary. It’s Authorities in New York, Florida, Alabama, man, saying Foley should “ come out speaker’s record to that of Rep. he’d like to change that, too, although against rabies! My next question meeting declared that it is our of the liberal closet.” ters, but there are plenty of aging ^ was, why not? It would appear Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Barney Frank, D-Mass., a liberal who he insisted it wasn’t caused by hot-doggers in every sport. They . intention to edntinue to operate FOR THOSE our new 20/20 Access CD. - The author was a Republican grossly unfair to place dog Carolina and Texas see that logic and are also is gay. It was Frank who first put Republicans any more than stand to hurt more than themselves. the Porter Library as long as we publicist who worked for the 1988 Bush the public spotlight on the implica­ Democrats. owners at the mercy of a continue to receive the support of And it’s exclusively for already giving boot camps a try. campaign as a deputy press secre­ tions of the memo, saying it was part discriminatory state statute! the Town Council and the towns­ “ The ugliness of this climate is bad Ban isn’t foolproof those who are 55 years We hope the federal government gives tary. The memo cost him his job. of a GOP campaign of rumor against and I don’t like it and I’d like to think If one leaves one’s dog at a people of Coventry. Lee Atwater, then campaign man­ Democrats. kennel while on vacation, he must In the last year circulation at that I could help,” Bush said. The wheels of international bureau- ^ of age and older. O’Neill’s idea a warm reception. The problem ager, now chairman of the Republican Republicans in Congress and at the produce proof of a multitude of the library has risen. We have cracy are moving slowly toward a ban " SSANDOlDBt. of drug abuse and drug-related crime is not committee, shaped the attack stra­ White House disowned the memo and "shots.” Cat owners are bur­ on ivory. Maybe in October, an ^ expanded the hours the library is tegy of the Bush campaign. While the the author. Foley called it a cheap dened with no such requirements. open in part due to our desire to just a state problem. It is a national evil. Walter R. Mears, vice president and international conference will approve , White House says the season for that smear. But he said Atwater had Cats, it must be remembered, are offer full library service while the columnist for The Associated Press, the ban. In the meantime, African is gone, negative campaigning appar­ telephoned him to apologize and that nocturnal animals, basically un­ Booth & Dimock Memorial Li­ has reported on Washington and elephants are dropping under the ~ — Bridgeport Post Telegram ently is easier to turn on than turn off. he considered the matter closed. supervised, and as such cats are brary addition is under construc­ The 20/20 Access CD isn’t like ordinary CDs. It’s a politics for more than 25 years. guns of poachers who steal the tusks . more prone to all forms of tion. but also due to our desire to and leave the elephants to the , CD that lets you access your money during the term, diseases, some of which are evaluate the demand for addi­ 20/20 ACCESS CD: buzzards. At this rate, by the turn of • transmittable to humans. Two - absolutely penalty free. That’s right. If, for whatever reason, Open Forum the century, the only elephants will be tional library service in North diseases readily come to mind: Coventry. When the library addi­ you should need extra money, 20/20 Access CD allows in zoos. A ban is a good idea, but not ,, It lets you get to cat scratch fever and toxoplas­ tion is completed it is our you a one-time withdrawal of up to 20% of your opening foolproof. Elephants will be in danger mosis. Toxoplasmosis is espe­ as long as people buy ivory. The only intention to maintain library Hypocritical bashing The Courant editorial said that the are looking for the impossible? If so, Mr. nowhere. A driver hit the dog. Perhaps cially virulent to pregnant moth­ service at the Porter while we your money, penalty free. balance— without paying one penny in penalties! costs of new taxes will be borne by state Sartor should rethink his acceptance. the dog ran into traffic to see what was on way to save the elephants is to stop ers and young children, and can buying ivory, today. continue the evaluation. The of the Legislature residents. Who ultimately pays for The Bob Weiss has done an excellent job for the other side. I left my car. went to the cause serious illness to these Porter Library has a long and Courant’s massive increases? The con­ the people of Manchester. Frankly, I am injured animal, and hopefully helped people who are in a high-risk valued history of service to the To the Editor; sumer does. When The Courant raises its embarrassed as a resident of this town him to realize he should be OK. Dark ages category. community and it is our heartfelt rates 9 percent every six months, that this whole issue has received such The East Hartford dog warden ar­ This is the computer age, but the ' I once questioned the chairman desire to see that service The 20/20 Access CD’s flexibility doesn’t A line penned by William Shakespeare grocery stores and department stores notoriety. rived, talked to the dog, placed a leash on federal government may as well be of the Judiciary Committee at the continue. stop there, though. During the term, it also in the 16th century, and paraphrased have to increase their prices to meet the I would like to end my comments with, him, called to him to “ iet’s go” — and he using manual typewriters. Low pay '' state Capitol about why cats were It would be naive however to 20/20 ACCESS CD: here, reminds me of the powers that be at higher advertising costs. A store can’t “ How quickly they forget.” did! scales keep the government from not required to be licensed. He think that our desire to maintain allows a one-time deposit of up to 20% of your cut back its advertising because of The Hartford Courant. “ They jest at If you own a dog, protect him, as he hiring competent computer special- ” informed me that cats were full library service throughout opening balance. So, if, after you open a 20/20 account, scars that never felt a wound.’’ competition — something The Courant Betty R. Sullivan does you. Nobody should just say, “ Oh, ists. Government investigators have ' classified as a “ wild animals.” the town would not be affected by It lets you add to The Courant was quick to criticize the doesn’t have to worry about. If a store 20E Esquire Drive, Manchester he’s only a dog! ” warned that Congress must do some- ^ My next question was, how does deep cuts to our budget. If the you want to take even greater advantage of its attractive rates, Democratic leadership for raising taxes doesn’t advertise, people don’t buy its An MCC security guard arrived prior thing about the low salaries before the • the law read in regard to keeping town budget is once again de­ your earaiags. go ahead. We’re flexible. in the General Assembly in its editorial, products and the store loses money. Process works best to the dog warden. He shouid be bureaucracy finds itself hopelessly ' “ wild animals” in the home? I feated at referendum this may “ Have They No Shame,” June 1. You I can’t fault The Courant for making as commended in his quiet attitude and behind the times. A computer special­ received no response. We all happen. In support of the library, would think they have never been in a much money as it can. After all, with people involved concern for we people and the dog. ist can earn up to 33 percent more in ■ know it is illegal to keep a “ wild and in support of what I believe is similar position. Hardly. When the only capitalism is what made this country an entry-level position in the private • animal” in the home! a good proposed town budget, I daily nevvspaper in town needs to raise great. However, I can fault The Courant To the Editor: Frances S. Pfenning sector than in a federal job. Job The state of Florida requires- plan to vote “ yes” in the upcom­ ' You can’t lose with a 20/20 Access CD. Literally. money, it significantly increases its for hypocritically bashing the General 21 Ashworth St., Manchester descriptions for federal openings that cats be licensed, and I am ing referendum. rates. It’s the only CD offering the aforementioned Assembly. During the same three years I would like to thank all the people who often refer to computer systems that sure for good reason. Some states 2 0 /2 0 ACCESS CD: In recent years. The Courant has that legislators were cutting taxes by have taken the time to write and cali me are more than 10 years old.’ The result have enacted “ leash laws” for Michael Donohue flexible features, plus a one-time interest rate more than a billion dollars. The Courant Town firefighters 21 Fieldstone Lane, Coventry raised its advertising and circulation with their concerns on a myriad of issues is that the government is hiring from ” cats. I certainly do not advocate ^ upgrade option that keeps you current with CD rates, prices at three to four times the rate of raised its advertising rates, on average, this session. I have read each and every good neighbors, too the bottom of the barrel. putting pussy on a leash! My sole It keeps your inflation. In February 1986. a black and more than 18 percent a year when one of your letters and phone messages. contention is fairness to dog Nation of slobs should they rise after you open your account. white ad cost $93.66 per column inch. An inflation was averaging 4 percent. Communication from my constituents To the Editor: Family feud owners! iaterest up. Whenever you want to upgrade your rate, just tell us and it’s done. ad that is two columns wide and five When’s the last time The Courant cut its is very important to me. The process Gen. Adnan Khairallah, the Iraqi ' This letter is not an indictment advertising and newspaper prices? trashing America inches deep is considered to be 10 column works best when the people get involved. Dear Chief Rivosa of the Town of defense minister killed in a helicopter against cats. Nothing could be inches. In February 1986, a 10-column- Is it possible that The Courant believes Your letters and phone calls have helped Manchester Fire Department: crash there last month, was a close ” further from the truth. My family To the Editor; the General Assembly should be inch ad would have cost $936.60. me form my opinions on a wide range of During the severe thunderstorm last confidant of President Saddam Hus­ has owned cats. They make 1 ashamed of itself because The Courant is Currently, the ad rate is $147.49 and a issues. week, my house was struck by lightning, sein, but our sources say their ' wonderful companions. If my We’ve become a nation of ashamed of the way it has reaped profits The Eagle’s new 20/20 Access CD. If you’re 55 or older 10-column-inch ad would cost $1,474.90, I apologize to all who have written and setting the house afire. The response friendship had hit a bump over family dog, through no fault of my own, slobs! We’re all guilty, as most of for an increase of 57 percent. In April from its monopoly? cailed who I haven’t contacted yet. I time from your department was excel­ matters. Khairallah was the brother ’ breaks loose from my yard and is us have thrown away wrappings and want to know more on how it’s breaking the rules for 1984, it cost 75 cents to get the Sunday have not been able to respond to lent and we were greatly impressed by of Hussein’s first wife. Last year picked up by the canine control or cans or bottles at some time in 9.75’^ 10.20 the better, visit any branch or call us at 289-6401. Or, open Courant delivered. Now it costs $1.25, 66 John F. Droney Jr., Chairman everybody yet due to the volume of calls the professionalism and courtesy of ail Hussein secretly decided to take a ” officer, I am subject to a fine for our lives. We weren’t brought up Annual rate Annual yield Democratic State Central Committee an account right now by filling in the coupon and mailing it. percent .more. Yet, The Courant critic­ and letters and the workload of the the firemen. They knew immediately second w|fe. His first didn’t like the ” allowing a dog to roam, even to discard rubbish, and fortu­ 634 Asylum Ave., Hartford 1 Year CD izes the Legislature for raising the sales session. Everybody who has contacted how to contain the fire so it did not spread idea, but Hussein married No. 2 though I did not allow it! If a cat is nately most of us changed our tax one-half of 1 percent in six years? me will receive a reply. running through people’s yards, Minimum deposit is $1000 Inleresl is compounded monthly. Rates are subject to the lower levels from the attic. anyway. The marriage caused bad - ways at an early age. to change. Substantial penalty lor early withdrawals not meeting conditions One can only speculate as to why The I truly appreciate the efforts of every feelings between Hussein and his - there is no law broken, and the r n Their great concern for maintaining More and more fast-food wrap­ staled in the 20 20 Access CD Rale and yield assume principal and inleresl Courant feels compelled to keep raising person who has made the effort to cleanliness in the rest of the house, and brother-in-law. Khairallah dropped ' owner, if there is one, is pings, containers, beer cans, you remain on deposit lor one year at original rale Personal accounts only. I’d like to open a 20/20 Access CD! its rates. Is it to pay for the $19 million Pension debate become involved in my work. their kindness to us, are mostly deeply out of sight for a while. But our ” unknown! name it, line the streets and expansion of its Broad Street headquar­ N a m e ______is embarrassing appreciated. For example, a cover was sources in Iraq say the two men In order to reduce the dog parking lots of the area stores. ters? Is it to pay for the annual employee Sen. Marie A. Herbst placed over our living room rug so it reconciled before Khairallah's death. population or maintain it at Store parking lots would look Christmas bonuses that have equaled Address______To the Editor: 35th Senatorial District would receive a minimum of soil from acceptable levels, a less expen­ worse than the dump in a short three to six weeks’ pay in the past? Or Mlnl-editorlal 245 Brandy Hill Road, Vernon footprints. Care was taken everywhere. sive license is available if your period of time if they weren’t C ity______state Zip have the rates been raised because The I would like to begin by saying that I We were further impressed when A recent study showed that despite dog is spayed or neutered. This cleaned frequently. People Cpurant knows it’s the only game in town Phone Date of Birth recognize that the job of a director is not firemen returned to our home later to the growing number of teen-age l surgical procedure can cost $75 change their oil, filters, etc., as and can charge what it wants? pregnancies, schools are still not - an easy one. It is time-consuming and the Protect your dog cover the burned area. Their interest in and up. Cats, on the other hand, well as emptying their ash trays Social Security N o.______pay is not great. our personal welfare was especially equipped to keep the young monthers . are proliferating at an alarming in the lots, and expect someone I beiieve that a three-ring circus has as he protects you thoughtful. on the educational track. In some rate due to the unsupervised else to clean it up. Check One: opened in town (without a permit, I We wish to express not only our deep schools, pregnant girls are banned conditions under which they are Instead of “ Keep America First Federal Savings □ Individual Account iHaurlipalpr Hpralh would guess) regarding the small To the Editor: appreciation but also our pride in having from social and student government allowed to exist, Beautiful” it should be "Let’s □ Joint Account — Name of joint holder amount that Mr. Weiss is due on his activities. Some don’t allow for the ■ I have no objections to a dog such a fine fire department in our town. Make America Beautiful.” I attest I am 55 years of age or o lder___ Founded In 1881 pension. This morning (June 7) at about 10 Not only are the men well trained and absences that go along with preg­ being innoculated against rabies. It would be nice if everyone Th Eagle amngktnk PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher I would doubt that any of you or any of nancy. Schools are ignoring the (signature) a m., traveling east on Silver Lane, I professional, they are good neighbors in My argument is that I and others thought twice about trash and its Enclose a check payable to: First Federal Savings. GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor the other voters in Manchester have reality and in the process robbing - East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, observed what appeared to be a large their empathy and kindness. have been denied freedom of disposal. Mail to: First Federal Savings of East Hartford DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.... Executive Editor always done a job 100 percent. There is plastic bag, only to see four white feet fly girls of an education because of one ■ choice in regard to what is best Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor MARIE P. GRADY...... City Edilyr mistake. Jack Lappen Member FSLIC Equal Opportunity Lender 1137 Main Street always room for improvement for all of in the air. It rolled and rolled, finally Eva Zuromski for our dogs. I certainly do not ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Associste Editor 66 Haystack Road, Manchester East Hartford, CT 06108 us. coming to rest near the side of the road. Walter Zuromski advocate that cats should be Have we reached the point where we The dog seemed to appear from Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta ! 162 Maple St., Manchester are syndicated columnists. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13. 1989 Poliner, Foley iHanrlirstrr HrraliV LOCAL Section 2, Page 11 J seek support & STATE SPORTS Tuesday, June 13, 1989 to head party Meeting set on Route 31 COVENTRY — A public meeting will be held Wednesday on the state Department of Football By Alex GIrelll Transportation’s plan for improvements to a Manchester Herald section of Route 31. Jim Murray BOLTON — State Rep. Richard Foley of Oxford The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Town /i s told Republican leaders from the 4th Senatorial Office Building at 1712 Main St. Engineers |X s District Monday night that he wants to be frorn the Department of Transportation will be u available to discuss the proposal. has more Republican state chairman because the party must take a more assertive position against Democrats The recommendation calls for upgrading a /' and “put their feet to the fire.” 3.700-foot-long section of Route 31 from the Robert S Poliner. the incumbent chairman, told intersection of Route 275 to a point 2,000 feet them he wants to remain the job to keep the party north of Root Road. The plans include drainage 4 united now that it is solvent and no longer and safety improvements as well as sight Foreman can injuries demoralized. Poliner said that the Republicans distances associated with the horizontal and / were demoralized and in debt when he took over as vertical alignment of Route 31. party head two years ago. The intersection of Route 31 and Route 275 be seen as Bv Charles Richards About 20 Republicans from the five-town 4th will also be reconstructed including the closing The Associated Press N Senatorial District attended a meeting in Bolton’s of the skewed leg of the intersection of Lake Community Hall to hear and question the two Street and Route 31 and the realigning of Lake DALLAS — A three-year nationwide study of high candidates. Street perpendicular with Route 31 opposite the Fat Hope school athletes revealed that more injuries The meeting was arranged by Carl Zinsser of Route 275. occurred among football players than wrestlers and Manchester and Joseph Broder of Glastonbury, the A plan showing the recommended design is basketball players. district’s members of the Republican State on display in the town clerk’s office. LOS ANGELES — Overweight? Have trouble Cl The survey by the National Athletic Trainers’ Committee, which will elect a chairman June 27. bending down to tie your shoes, do you? Clothes too Association estimates that of about two million Foley said the Republican Party is still seeking an Murder hearing delayed tight? Wheeze when you climb stairs? Hard to get participants in high school football, basketball and identity with the voters and must present itself as in and out of cars? Feet hurt from carrying around wrestling each year, almost 565.000 were injured at the party of the middle class and the party of the HARTFORD (AP) — The probable cause Andrew Yurkovsky/Menchesler Herald all the blubber? least once. taxpayer. ‘If you play the game in an assertive way. hearing for Willie Askew, the second man I The 1986-1989 study showed football was the most you’re going to be able to take advantage of the charged in the 1987 murder of a Journal MOSCOW ROCKS — The lead singer Twelve hundred tickets were sold forthe Don’t worry about it. Have another taco. Load up injury-prone activity, with 552,229 injuries counted on chocolate. Buy real whipped cream. i opponents’ mistakes.” Foley said. Inquirer reporter, has been rescheduled for for the group Kepka contorts himself as event, and many people were turned H during the period. That compared with 123,960 He said it was House Republican Committee, not June 21. he sings during a rock concert at away at the door. Here’s what you do: Go down to the nearest gym. injuries in wrestling. 119.056 in boys basketball and the State Central Committee that financed a $10,000 Askew, 21, has been charged with felony Moscow’s Mir Cinema in January. buy a jump rope, work out on the light bag a couple 110.473 in girls basketball. “Just Say No” campaign against taxes proposed by murder, murder, conspiracy to commit of minutes, spar around with a couple of guys fatter Boys and girls playing basketball had a more than Gov. William O’Neill and the campaign generated murder, burglary first degree and conspiracy than you are. Don’t overdo it. a l-in-5 chance of sustaining at least one injury a $100,000 in free media coverage. to commit burglary first degree, in the death of The Aisoclatad Press year that would cost them playing time. He said the central committee should have taken Kara Laczynski, 24. And we’ll see about getting you a shot at the In wrestling, 27 percent of participants were the initiative. “We have to drive up the negatives.” heavyweight championship of the world at $10 or BLOW FOR HEARNS — Sugar Ray Monday night in Las Vegas. The pair injured at least once each year, and a third of the Laczynski’s nude body, bound with cloth and Canoeists Night life $12 million a pop. he said. leather straps, was found on the floor of her Leonard, left, lands a blow to the head of fought to a draw. injuries sidelined the athletes for more than a week, Poliner said the party has had victories but has West End apartment Oct. 5, 1987. A ring, her From page 1 From page 1 You think that’s farfetched? Well, tell me, have Thomas Hearns during their bout the study found. not won “the big one.” the governorship, recently. wallet and some credit cards were taken from you had a good look at George Foreman lately? “We’rfe working now to find new ways to help As he did when he spoke to the Manchester her ransacked apartment. Maybe you saw George’s “bout” with a pug coaches, school administrators, physicians and our Republican Town Committee. Poliner stressed that The probable cause hearing, in which the “We’re just hoping to do as well showing of a video recording of own members reduce the rate of injury,” NATA the Republicans can only offer one candidate for “That’s dead rock.” he said of named Bert Cooper in Phoenix. If you didn’t see it, prosecution demonstrates it has enough as we can in this race, ” Fred said. the Beatles’ movie “A Hard the performances, noting that the don’t worry. Put on a Three Stooges cassette and Hearns feels vindicated Executive Director Otho Davis said Monday. governor and must unite behind that candidate evidence to try the accused, was originally “If we won. we’d probably be the Day’s Night” at a cafe. The scene The study’s conclusions were based on the early rather than fight one another for the music was copied from American watch it. Same thing. Everything but the seltzer medical records of 32,647 high school football, scheduled for Monday. fastest in the world.” could have been a pub and cinema and British bands. bottle and a pneumatic blonde. A Professor nomination. “That fundamendal fact has escaped Right now David and Fred in the United States, if not forthe basketball and wrestling participants. us: we have stumbled over that fact in the last three He listed the Sex Pistols and the Larbermatcher skit was never funnier. The study was supervised by Dr. John W. Powell, Fire flow test scheduled together can complete the 500- fact that black coffee was the Cure as among his favorite Bert Cooperdidn’t come to fight. He had trouble or four elections,” Poliner said. meter sprint in about 1:45 and the hardest drink available. with a draw in rematch a research associate at the University of Iowa, and Judith Stearns of Glastonbury asked if Foley groups. escaping blows that came at him with the speed released during the NATA’s 40th annual clinical The town Water Division will conduct a fire 1.000 meter in about 3:50. they' The all-night concert at the Mir The concert was put on by the and trajectory of an iceberg. intends to resign as a state representative if he is flow test Wednesday at 9 a.m. on Adams Street said. Cinema featured the movie “Ro­ Bv Ken Peters rematch. the credit I deserve.” he said. symposium, which continues through Thursday in elected party chairman, and if he does not resign Iskra Youth Center, a group George Foreman made his fight like a guy for fire protection purposes. The test will take They each spend three to six mancing the Stone” and perfor­ affiliated with the Communist The Associated Press After the often brutal 12- “I think I answered a few Dallas. About 4,000 athletic trainers from across the will he be able to devote the time needed for the about two hours and could result in decrea.sed hours a day training on the water, waiting for a bus. If it was outdoors, pigeons would rounder at Caesars Palace, the questions,” he said, mugging and nation are expected to attend. chairmanship. mances by seven rock bands of Party youth group, which is pressure or quality in the area of Adams and depending on the season, and a diverse talents. Some youths known as the Komsomol. have lit on him. Guys have moved faster in LAS VEGAS — A glass jaw, fighters embraced joyously — pointingtohischin “about thisold Don Cooper, head trainer at Oklahoma State Foley said he does not plan to resign and he said Hilliard streets and New State Road. couple of hours a day working out danced in front of the stage where checkout lines at the market. some said. Legs that will turn to Hearns relieved that he finally chin and.” he said as he propped University, said the conditioning of an athlete can’t other party chairman have also served in elective Mikhail Karelin, the adminis­ had shed what he called “the be overstressed. to build body .strength. David the bands performed, while oth­ trator of Iskra’s rock club, Far be it for me to say that Bert Cooper was there rubber as the fight wears on. one leg on the table “these old positions while they were chairman. said. ers preferred the recorded music only to disappear at some convenient moment but Washed up, over the hill. monster” memory of the loss to legs.” For three years, he has been working with Poliner said there would be a potential for Carpenters end their strike admitted that 10 rubles really was I^onard. and Leonard relieved running back Barry Sanders, the Heisman Trophy “If you want to compete on an in the lobby, where refreshments a lot for youths. But he noted that it’s interesting that the Arizona Athletic Tho.se who predicted Thomas Leonard agreed, saying, “His conflicts if the chairman held a legislative position. Hearns’ rematch with Sugar Ray that he survived two knockdowns legs were there, his chin was winner who is giving up his final year of eligibility to HARTFORD (AP) — About 800 striking international level you have to be were served. a ticket for an ordinary 1‘/2 -hour Commission announced even before the fighters “What happens if the chairman wants to go oneway pretty much (into) full-time had left the ring they were holding up Cooper’s Leonard would be a joke of a to salvage a draw. there. All those things you (the enter the NFL draft. and the House party wants to go another?” Poliner Hartford-area carpenters were expected to One group. Prima Donna, was a theater performance would cost And each had just earned about “There’s a great deal of difference in his tissues return to work today after reaching a tentative training.” Fred said. three rubles. purse, $17,000. The suspicion persists this was not mismatch failed to gauge media) said weren’t there, were asked. Fred has been canoeing since quartet of three women and a the only cash coming Cooper’s way for his Hearns’ determination, eight ye­ $1 million a round: Hearns was there.” and those of other athletes. It’s like comparing a agreement with area construction companies. man. The lead singer, a women, All but two of the bands that ars in the making. guaranteed $11 million and Leo­ Rolls-Royce and a Chevette. Nobody got pounded on Robert Campbell of Bolton said that while Foley Members of Local 43 of the United about .seventh grade, when a performed at the concert were contribution to the comedy skit. Hearns was unimpressive in his proposed a “say no” campaign. “I did not hear how junior high school teacher in was dressed like Joan Jett or Pat Hearns, obsessed with aveng­ nard $13 million. previous two fights, losing on a and beat on like that kid for three years, and he we sell ourselves.” Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of Benatar. Another group, called members of Rock Laboratory, an After all, what we’re doing with George Foreman ing a knockout loss to Leonard in Still. Hearns seemed happier third-round knockout to Iran never had an injury. We’re not all made alike.” America walked off the job May 6. Contractors California encouraged him to join association of up-and-coming here is trying to persuade the public to d isre g a rd And Campbell said that a unified minorit.v party is a canoe club. Since then Fred has Mikrokhirugia (Microsurgery) 1981. at least proved Leonard's with what he considered his Barkley last June, then having to Sanders said. still a minority. say. the strike has cost developers of large had a singer who sounded like he rock bands. its eyes and trust the promoters that what they’re equal Monday night, fighting to a redemption as a fighter. The NATA recommended off-season weight building projects hundreds of thousands of paddled his way to Bulgaria. “Our public was not there,” seeing is a devastating primal force and not a fat Foley responded that it is the candidates, not the Poland and other countries to had undergone just that, to his draw in their long-awaited “I think I’ll finally start getting See HEARNS, page 13 training and conditioning for all athletes, pre­ party chairman, who must put forth the positive dollars in loan paynrients. brain. He screamed in a mono­ Vladimir Marochin. the editor of old party who throws punches like a shotputter or a season physical exams, lengthy warmups and The more than five-week strike began to compete, he said. Rock Laboratory’s newsletter guy who has forgotten to let go of a bowling ball. campaign message. “The candidates must be on a David followed in his bijother’s tone while some members of the frequent fluid breaks, as well as a number of pedestal.” Foley said. But good candidates can lose force layoffs among other tradesmen whose audience slam danced and magazine, said about the Now, quitting in your corner is considered quite specific safety efforts for each sport. work is tied to the carpenters, said Frank footsteps two or three years later, concert. manly in certain sections of the world. It’s if the party does not its work. Foley said. but admits he was more inter­ As the concert wore on. the Another ‘war^ coming up? We weren’t able to conduct studies in gymnas­ Poliner responded that the positive side of a Mazza, vice president of the Associated number of people listening to the Karelin admitted that Maro­ perfectly acceptable in Britain, for example. But tics. hockey, baseball or the other sports,” said General Contractors of Connecticut. ested in surfing. chin might be right that the wrong campaign has to be worked out. He said the planned “I still think surfing’s more bands dwindled while the crowd custom calls for you to have absorbed a nosebleed Bv Hal Bock Davis, who also is head trainer for the Philadelphia statewide Republican Town Meeting at which ideas Neither the union nor the contractors would in the lobby grew larger. Organiz­ audience was present. or two. maybe a knockdown, before you call it a The Associated Press Eagles. But it’s probably safe to say that if they comment Monday on the details of the fun.” David said. There was no problem with a offered through party town committees will be The brothers belong to a canoe ers later admitted that the bands night. were included, the injury toll in high school sports agreement until union members have the might not have been the perfect mismatched audience at the cafe LAS VEGAS — It came down to would be about 1.3 million per year.” shifted is one way to develop a campaign. “A lot of opportunity to vote on it. club in Ventura. Calif., and the where “A Hard Day’s Night” was Cooper underwent two rounds of unseemly issues are being missed.” he said. Columbia Canoe Club in match for the audience. scampering and then, when he quit between this for Sugar Ray Leonard: .shown in January. The movie, Three minutes to decide the fight. Former state Rep. Elsie Swensson of Manchester Connecticut. The cost of the night was 10 dubbed into Russian, was played rounds, was the only person in the arena not asked what steps should be taken to attract young VNA auction a success The Olympics are a lofty goal, surprised by the action. As soon as the fight was Three minutes to come from people to the party and encourage them. Poliner rubles, or $16 — pretty steep by on two small television monitors behind. Three minutes to save the Johnson admits Visiting Nurse & Home Care of Manchester but the two realize they must also Soviet standards. But the price in the cafe of the House of Culture called, he leaped off his stool with a broad smile said the party must take the risk of running young think about life after 1992. and rushed over and embraced Foreman who WBC super middleweight candidates, despite lack of experience. Inc. held its first service auction June 3 at apparently wasn’t a deterrent to for Automobile and Transit championship. Willie’s Steak House. The fund-raiser was well Fred is studying art at Califor­ the youths who bought the 1,200 Workers. seemed the least bit embarrassed but, maybe, Raymond Ursin of Bolton said the party goes into nia State University at Long relieved. Your move, your sweetness. to steroid use supported by individuals and businesses of the tickets that were sold. And it About 50 young people watched Leonard had been knocked 3‘/i years of hybernation between elections and need Manchester area as over 200 goods and Beach and David is a political didn’t keep away the large crowd the film in the darkened room Even in his prime, which was a long time ago. it to identify and groom candidates earlier than eight science majorat the University of down twice by Thomas Hearns on Bv Soil Sussman weeks before the election. services were donated. that waited vainly outside with­ while snacking on pastries and was touch and go whether George Foreman could Monday night. That he was still Eight volunteers, led by Carolyn Haboian. California at Irvine. out tickets. salami sandwiches. Even in fight at top pitch for more than five rounds. He The Associated Press Foley said that some candidates do start earlier “The only two things I do are on his feet, still fighting at the but do not make the headlines until later in the Nancy Massaro, Marti Sarles. Melanie Oleg Yermakov, 27. was one of translation, the Beatles’ humor never had to. He first came into public end, was a tribute to the survival McKenna were credited for their outstanding study and train” David said. tho.se who got inside. He had read came across. consciousness as the Olympic heavyweight champ, TORONTO — Ben Johnson, admitting years of campaign. He said individual candidates a year ago efforts in making the event a success. about the concert in Moskovsky instincts of this 33-year-old boxer. steroid use inhisquest tobetheworld’sfastestman, criticized the Democrats in the General Assembly Irina Demkina. 20. a member of master of the quick knockout and the three-round But going into the final round he said he knew they were banned substances but over state revenues, but the criticism must come Komsomolets, the newspaper of Moscow’s Beatles’ Fan Club, was fight at most. was behind on the cards of two the M0.SC0W Communi.st Party never would have taken them if he’d known about from the party itself. at the showing. She said that love As a pro. he had only two fights that went the judges and caught in a dead even their potential side effects. youth group. was the message that her genera­ fight on the third card. Air plan is ‘a foundation’ Yermakov said that 10 rubles tion got out of the Beatles’ music. distance. He was a pulverizing puncher, he had Nobody bothered to tell me what the side effects was “very expensive” for a arms like pythons and fists like paving blocks but So Sugar Ray reached into his \ were because they were happy to be making all this WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Joseph I. From page 1 “There are quite a lot of Beatle reservoir and somehow came up concert ticket. fans all over the country and his style was as uncomplicated as a slow freight on money, he told the Canadian inquiry into drugs and Swimming pools Lieberman says President Bush’s plan to help with three brilliant minutes of athletics nearly nine months after a positive test for rid the air of smog and acid rain in the next A 22-year-old man said that he Moscow, and everybody finds an uphill grade. didn’t enjoy the evening and that Unfortunately, he was made to order for slugging. He stalked Hearns all the anabolic steroid stanozolol stripped him of the century has “too many loopholes,” but is a surrender will “be treated le­ something personal in them,” she over the ring, whacking him at 100-meter Olympic gold medal. starting point for the debate over a new clean niently according to the facts of he liked only one of the bands. said. Muhammad Ali. Ali could always throw the switch open Thursday on those big slow-freight types and he derailed every opportunity, going for the Johnson, whose only previous statement since the air law. their crimes,” the report said. knockout. That he didn’t get it disgrace at Seoul had been that he never knowingly All town swimming pools will open on Thursday “The president’s proposals represent a Fang and his wife, Li Shuxian, Foreman for good in predawn fight in Kinshasa in spoke volumes about Hearns. 1974. When Foreman got knocked down in Round 8, used illegal drugs, still must tell the inquiry what at 1 p.m, for the summer, according to Carl Silver of foundation on which Congress must now build a fled to the embassy last week When these two gallant cham­ happenea in the weeks leading up to the positive test the Manchester Recreation Department. truly clean Clean Air Act that will leave this after troops fired on protesters in Gorbachev Ali had him too exhausted to have a chance to get pions were done, they had a draw, last Sept. 24. The only exception is the Salters pool, which is not country with healthy air,” the Connecticut the city center, killing hundreds. up at 10. a 12-round tie that Leonard saved From page 1 But Monday, under oath, Johnson started what ready because renovations are behind schedule due Democrat said Monday. The move infuriated authori­ It was really the only fight that George ever lost. with those furious final three The Aisoclated Press could be several days of testimony by saying forthe to rain delays. “As refreshing as an adminstration proposal ties, who over the weekend issued There was a gavotte with Jimmy Young he lost by minutes. It was a tribute to both HAPPY AFTER 'WAR' — Sugar Ray Leonard, seated, and first time that he used steroids. Swim lesson registration will be held at all other is, this one has too many loopholes through an arrest warrant for the couple, The document signed today Other banners reflected the decision just before he retired in 1977 but it was the men, who fought brilliantly in the Thomas Hearns wear smiles at a news conference after “Every shot that I got with an injection from (his which too much pollution can continue to pass. pools on Saturday, from 9 a m. to noon. Lessons further straining U.S.-Chinese also stressed the importance of German pain at the postwar knockout by Ali in Africa that drove George out of oppressive desert heat. their WBC super middleweight titie fight Monday night. coach and teammates), I had in my own mind that it begin on Monday. It makes too many compromises with the relations already shaken by the respect for human rights, cultu­ division of their nation and of the the ring and into a pulpit. He became, of all things, 'This War had no missiles. But it was banned,” he said. Other Recreation Department activities for the status quo. I do not believe it asks as much as military crackdown. ral contacts and youth exchanges former capital, Berlin, telling a preacher. had plenty of bombs. If the hype dancing girls in fatigues and desert that bordered on brilliant. Johnson said that his first use of steroids was in summer are: the American people as they are prepared to Beijing Radio today read an for promoting lasting peace. Gorbachev “German unity — was an embarrassment, the fight tasteless comparisons with Nor­ And when they were done, they pill form in 1981 and 1982. the steroids Dianabol and give for cleaner and healthier air,” the senator order from the city’s Public The new Foreman is wiser. He’s on his way to one ■ Summer Basketball Leagues — Play begins The Soviets and West Germans peace in Europe” and, in English, more big score which can put the ministry of Rev. was not. mandy. It needed only Hearns stanozolol taken under direction of his only coach, Monday at the Charter Oak courts. There are 24 told reporters after Bush’s White House Security Bureau that “other also signed 11 other agreements, “Gorby, make love not walls.” This promotion didn’t need and Leonard, staging a duel in the See ANO’THER, page 13 Charlie Francis. teams in three divisions. Games will be Monday announcement. provinces, other cities, all air­ including pacts to establish a “hot George on its way to saving souls by the millions 1 No German needs to be re­ and George is on it. His postfight utterances after through Wednesday at 7 and 8 p.m. The seaosn will ports and all guards on the border line” between Bonn and the minded of the Berlin Wall. run June 19 to Aug. 3. should carry out the arrest Kremlin, and to increase educa­ he had disposed of Cooper were inthe best Art, craft awards given Most of the crowd cheered oratorical traditions of Ali, Hulk Hogan. William ■ Intertown Colt Baseball League — Play begin warrant.” tional and youth exchanges. Gorbachev but many hooted NBA Final turning into a simple equation Monday. June 5, with the Manchester Entry on the The 16th annual Arts and Crafts Show, Fang, an astrophysicist, did not Jennings Bryan. sponsored by the Manchester Art Assocation, Earlier, Gorbachev received a disapproval when Mayor Hans “I am the hope of every man over 40,” boomed road for the first four weeks of the season due to the play an active role in the rapturous reception that out­ Daniels, in a brief speech before a Bv Howard Ulman final series. A Laker victory would tremor. “They’re making us look bad.” said renovations at Moriarty Field. Ashford. Tolland, was held at Center Park June 4. The following student-led demonstrations. But (Jeorge. “I am the hope of everyone over 50, 60! I force a fifth game here Thursday individuals received art awards: Best of Show, stripped the welcome given two ceremonial exchange of gifts, The Associated Press “When the earth shakes, there’s Lakers’ seldom-used forward Tony Coventry and Manchester make up the league. he has long been an outspoken weeks ago to Bush, who scores far referred to Bonn as only the am fighting for old men everywhere. They see me night but still leave them with their nothing small about that to me.” he Campbell, who has been forced to play ■ Pony League baseball — Play began at the J.M. Standish, “Winter Rest”; first place, human rights advocate, criticiz­ and they know everything is possible.” backs to the wall. Chien Fei Chang, “Bird Painting”: second below the Soviet leader in West temporary capital of Germany, INGLEWOOD, Calif. - The NBA said. “The earth moved. I don’t care guard because of the injuries. Cheney Tech and Illing Junior High School fields. ing Marxism and Communist German opinion polls. “substituting for Berlin.” He's also the hope of every guy who can’t tighten Finals can be reduced to this simple First, they must survive tonight’s what the Richter scale said. The earth “They’re hitting open jumpers. Games are played Monday through Thursday at 6 place, Jeanette Nadreaux, “Cape Cod”; third China’s top leaders. his belt any more. game. place, Ralph Acosta. “Country Comfort; Gorbachev proposed Monday equation: three Piston guards minus moved.” They’re hitting shots in your face. p.m. nightly. State-run television today in­ When Gorbachev arrived in that West Germany and the But the pugilistic practice of dusting off an old. two Laker guards equals one Detroit “We can’t back up any more or we’ll His sense of hopelessness in the face They’re hitting layups. They’re hit­ ■ Fitness Center — It will open Monday at honorable mention, Michele B, L’Heureux, tensified official media’s vilifica­ this key NATO country on Mon­ Joseph Cou.sins. and Karen Jones. Soviet Union combat pollution out-of-shape champion to take on the current championship. turn into the wall,” said Michael of potential disaster matches that of ting running one-handers in the lane. Manchester High School and be open Monday tion of the couple by accusing Li day, he declared that Moscow and and exchange technology and Los Angeles coach Pat Riley is Cooper, the main guard now that the Lakers in trying to stbp him, “What can you do?” through Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. through Aug. 25. The following individuals received craft of manipulating student demon­ Bonn had begun “a new chapter” holder is not new. In 1910, Jim Jeffries was five emergency assistance in case of years retired. But the gimmick then was that groping for a solution to Detroit’s Johnson and Scott are hurt. Thomas and Johnson. Magic Johnson played the first 4:46 ■ Playgrounds — Open on Monday and will awards; First place, Julie Combs, for painted strators from behind the scenes. in relations that could bring a new Just a few hours may be left in the wood folk art; second place, Yvette Smith, an environmental disaster. America had a black champion. Jeffries was hot-shooting backcourt. He’d better “Any one of us can take over a of Game 3, then left for good when he operate Monday through Friday, 9:30 to 4 p.m., It also claimed Fang was “sup­ era of peace to the Continent. He And in a gesture of reconcilia­ find one soon. Lakers’ two-year reign as NBA game,” Vinnie Johnson said. “We realized his injury hampered him too through Aug. 4. Playgrounds are at Bowers School, painted wood folk art; third place, Paul ported by foreign elements.” also welcomed U.S. proposals to convinced that he had a holy mission to correct this tion, the Soviet Union released menace. “I hope they don’t come up with a champions. The team that has won have a lot more people than they do. much. Buckley School, Center Springs Park, Keeney Wanchak. slate etchings; honorable mention, In Washington, the Bush ad­ reduce conventional forces on the the names of 1,500 German formula.” said Isiah Thomas, one of five titles in the 1980s may lose its last We stay a lot fresher.” Street School. Mahoney Recreation Center, Martin Jeanette Nadreau, Peggy Pulling, Barbara ministration indicated it will not Continent, saying they offer chan­ The pathetic phrase, “the Great White Hope,” four playoff games of the decade after “I don’t think he’s going to play” Skoog. soldiers who died in its prisoner- those Detroit guards. Dumars is the leading candidate for School. Nathan Hale School, Verplanck School and allow the two to be arrested. ces for speedy agreement. of-war camps during World War was born but the reluctant Jeff was pounded into a The Lalters haven’t yet. going unbeaten in its first three series playoff most valuable player after tonight, Riley said. “If his mobility Waddell School. The following Manchester Art Association International law forbids Chinese Outside Bonn’s 18th-century II. It was the first time the Soviets pulp on the Fourth of July by the Great Black Thomas, Joe Dumars and Vinnie this year. scoring 33 and 31 points in the last two was even 50 percernt better than it ■ Camp Kennedy — Opens Monday. June 26. members received awards: Manchester Art authorities from entering the Town Hall today, a crowd had provided a list of German Hunk, Jack Johnson, who appeared to be enjoying Johnson have been unstoppable Thomas said he didn’t see a minor games. None of the trio has scored was (Sunday), it would still be There will be three two-week sessions from June 26 Association award. Beverly Kaiser, for a embassy compound, which is chanted “Gorby! Gorby! ” and soldiers still unaccounted for himself immensely doing it. against the Lakers, who are expected earthquake that shook the Los An­ fewer than 17 points in any of the first something we couldn’t overcome " through Aug. 4. Camp hours are 9 a m. to 3 p.m. The watercolor, “Emery Pond”: Victoria Jennings regarded as American soil, with­ waved dozens of Soviet flags. after the war. West German George may be the Great Fat Hope. If he could to play again tonight without starting geles area Monday as a metaphor for three games. They’ve taken 60.3 Art Award. Doris Johnson, mixed media out U.S. permission. No NBA team has won a playoff Camp Kennedy 25th anniversary celebration will be “A Soviet leader surrounded by officials said. somehow win the title, he could set dieting back 50 guards Magic Johnson and Byron a crumbling of the Laker dynasty. percent of their team’s shots and series after losing the first three held at the camp on June 28 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. watercolor; John Massolini Craft Award, On June 3, thousands of troops cheering West Germans, who At the dinner, Gorbachev said years. But of course, he could set pugilism back to Scott, who have hamstring injuries. “I just thought it was kind of cool to scored an average of 70.3 points of the Suzanne Agasi, clay, “Suzanne’s Snakes”; entered Beijing and marched on games. The last Finals to end in a ■ Superstar Fun Camp — Opens Monday, June would have thought of that a few the Soviets were pleased that the John L. Sullivan. The Pistons lead the best-of-7 series be in an earthquake,” he said. team’s average of 110.3 per game. four-game sweep was 1983 when 26. at Mahoney Recreation Center. The camp will Honorable mention, Edna Craft, Viola Sobol Tiananmen Square. With gunfire, years ago?” exclaimed a televi­ West has responded to some 3-0 and can clinch their first NBA title The normally imperturbable Dum­ Johnson has made 64.1 percent of his and Mary Marvasti. they cleared it of thousands of Philadelphia beat another injury- operate Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. sion commentator during a live Warsaw Pact suggestions in the Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. and become the fifth team to sweep a ars wasn’t as calm about the small shots and Dumars 62.3. riddled Laker team. through Aug, 4. students . national broadcast. Bush arms control proposal. 13 n - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. June 13. 19»9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13. 1989 — Softball SCOREBOARD Little League Jeffcoat has memorable performance J Monday’s results Tonight’s games AMERICAN LEAGUE - FireFighters got past AL Roundup Coastal vs. A&N, 6 — Fitzgerald American Legion, 11-7, at Waddell Field. Jeff Pagani vs. Soeial Club, 7:30 — Fitzgerald Blaschik pitched well for the winners while Seth Dean vs PM. 6 — Robertson Baseball Radio, TV Mancini and Mike Carr collected two hits apiece. Bv The Associated Press Coach's vs. MAK. 7:30 — Robertson Adam Kruger also played well. For Legion, Jared Sterling vs. Oakland, 6 — Pagani Freeman hit well, Mike Bergenty and Ryan Buzzell Mike Jeffcoat won’t have any problem recalling Correnti’s vs. Nassiff’s. 7:30 — Pagani American League standings Tonight pitched well and Bob Zimmerman played well Coach's vs. Pizza, 6 — Nike when he pitched his first complete game and first 7:30 p.m. — Tigers at Rfed defensively. shutout in the major leagues. Allied vs. Tierney. 7:30 — Nike Eott DIvHlen Sox, NESN. WTIC NATIONAL — Dairy Queen trounced the Blue Ox vs. Bidwell. 6 — Keeney OB Both came Monday night, when the 29-year-old u Baltimore 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Lawyers, 12-0. at I^ber Field, Nine hits and solid left-hander pitched a five-hitter to help Texas beat Gorman vs. DeCormier. 6 — Charter Oak New York Orioles, Channels 11, 26, ClevelorKl defense led to the victory. Norman Small and Steve California 4-0. MllwouKee WPOP Ruggiero combined on a two-hitter. Dan Diehl “ The complete game was the most important Boston 7:30 p.m. — Cubs at Mets, Monday’s results Toronto tripled and singled for DQ while Ruggiero doubled thing,” said Jeffcoat, who made his 11th major- Detroit SportsChannel, WENS and singled. Aaron Delaney singled twice. Small. WEST SIDE LEAGUE - Keith Realty nipped league start. “ Shutouts are not that big a deal. I 9 p.m. — Pistons at Lakers, Hal Bialeck and Todd Napolitano each hit safley. Rogers Corp. 6-5, with two runs in the seventh inning OB probably won’t get a lot of shutouts, but getting Ooklond 40 22 Channel 3 For the Lawyers, Drew Johnson tripled and Brian complete games will help the club out and make a at Pagani Field. Matt Elliot had three hits and Mike Kansos City 37 24 .607 2W 9 p.m. — Top Rank Boxing, Hirko collected the other hit. Elliott, Keith Raymond and Jack Wakefield two California 36 24 .600 3 career for myself.” Texas 34 27 .557 5'/? ESPN BOLTON — The Yankees got past Aldon’s of Jeffcoat’s career has been spent for the most part apiece for Keith. Tom Greco had three hits and Seattle 30 33 .476 10'/i Vernon, 13-10, at Indian Notch Park. John Howland Frank Morse two for Rogers. Minnesota 32 .467 11 in the minor leagues. Chicago 23 40 .365 \7V7 had three hits for the Yankees while Max Schardt PAGANI — Fast Jack’s held off B.A. Club. 16-15, A 13th-round draft choice by Cleveland in 1980. Montfav’s Oomtt and Kevin Blafkin added two apiece. Cory Silver despite a 10-run seventh inning by B.A. Mike Chlcogo 5, Cleveland 3 Jeffcoat has played in Waterloo. Batavia and Texas 4, California 0 N Sportlight made an outstanding catch. For Aldon’s, Nate Chattanooga during his journey to the majors. Cameron had three hits and John Gaglioti, Glen Kansos City Z Oakland 1, 11 Innings Spieker homered and doubled while Trevor West Bolduc. Stan Forostoski, Tony Diloreto and Tim Toronto 5, Detroit 4, 11 Innings Jeffcoat. 2-0, made his third start for the Rangers Only gannes scheduled and Justin Padula also hit well. Vaughn Marshall Weeks two apiece for FJ's. Craig Carpenter and since joining the club from Class AAA Oklahoma Tuesdoy’s Oontts pitched well in relief. Dan White each stroked three hits and Clay Taylor New York (LaPoint 6-4) at Baltimore June 13 City on May 31. He struck out five and walked two in (Schmidt 5-5), 7;35 p.m. AMERICAN FARM — Eighth District beat Town and Jim McCormack two apiece for B.A. 1935 — Jim Braddock scores sending the Angels to their fifth straight loss. Detroit (PoimerO-l)at Boston (Dopson6-4), Fire. 15-9. Vicky Wood and Dave Owens hit well for REC — Wilson Electric short circuited Center 7:35 p.m. a 15-round unanimous decison “ I have a lot of self-satisfaction because of the fact Seattle (Bonkhead 3-4) ot Minnesota the winners while Joey Guest played well Congo. 12-3. at Nike Field. Brian Fox. Tom Miles, over Max Baer at New York to I’ve been battling for the last five years to get back (Viola 4-6), 8:05 p.m. defensively. For Town Fire, Jeff Rasmussen and Tho Attoclolad Prats Wally Whitham. John Rice and Chris DiNardo each Cleyeland (Swindell 7-1) at Chicago win the world heavyweight up and to stay here,” Jeffcoat said. “ I’ve spent most (Peterson (M)), 8:30 p.m. Matt Turkington both hit and played well. slapped three hit and Terry Hickey. George title. of that time in the minor leagues, so I enjoyed Toronto (Wills 04) ot Milwaukee (Boslo ROOKIES — Pagani’s outsiugged Carter Chev­ HEAD FIRST — Detroit’s Ken Williams day night’s game in Toronto. Williams Meadows and Glen Temple two apiece. Dan Jones 6-4), 8:30 p.m. 1953 — Ben Hogan wins the tonight. But, I have to come back and try to be Ookland (Young 2-5) ot Kansas City rolet, 18-13. Chris Chameroy and Ryan Newkirk hit slides head first into second base as was safe on his steal attempt. The Blue ripped a three-nm homer and a pair of two-run U.S. Open golf tournament for consistent in at least two out of every three starts.” (Appier 0-1), 8:35 p.m. well for Pagani’s while Eric Viara and Jason homers for the winners. Bruce Garner had two hits California (C.Rnley 7-4) ot Texos the fourth time with a six Jeffcoat was signed as a free agent by the Toronto’s Tony Fernandez misses the Jays won, 5-4, in 11 innings. (Ryon 7-3), 8:35 p.m. Marandino played well in the field. For Carter’s. and Rick Mikoleit homered for Congo. stroke victory over Sam Rangers in December 1986 after playing briefly in tag during third-inning action of Mon- Wednesday's Oomes John Nixon and Rollie Gilbert hit and fielded well. NIKE — J&M Grinding came up with five runs in New York ot Baltimore, 7:35 pm . Snead. the majors for Cleveland and San Francisco. Detroit at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Police Union defeated B&J Auto, 15-8. Sam the seventh for an 8-6 win over Fat Belly Deli at Nike 1959 — Billy Casper wins the “ With each outing, you feel a little more Seattle at Minnesota, 6:05 p.m. Torres, Pat Sullivan and Alex Solomonson ripped had five hits for the Tigers, including an RBI single Field. Pat Gauruder had four hits including a Cleveland at Chlcogo, 6:30 p.m. U.S. Open golf tournament comfortable, whether it’s sandlot or a Major League City past visiting Oakland. four hits each for Police Union. Ryan Gallagher had in the top of the 11th. homer. Kevin Kelley three hits and Tom Dawson Toronto at MMwoukee, 8:30 p.m. over Bob Rosburg. park.” Jeffcoat said. “ You get familiar with the Todd Burns. 4-1. walked Kurt Stillwell leading off Ookland ot Konsos City, 8:35 p.m. three hits while Chris Fiano and Charles Tripler the 11th and Stillwell was thrown out at second base Nelson Liriano doubled with one out, and Tony two for J&M. Mark Dumond homered and Tom California ot Texas, 8:35 p.m. 1971 — Kathy Whitworth background, the mound, the catcher” also played well. For B&J, Josh Greenberg, Justin Fernandez worked Paul Gibson, 2-4, for a two-out Caravella contributed a three-run blast for J&M. wins the LPGA championship Julio Franco drove in two runs and became the on Kevin Seitzer’s attempted sacrifice. Greg Pelletier and Dan O’Brien had three hits each and walk. Gruber then doubled off reliever Frank Henry Steullet had three hits and Mike Longo and National Leaguestandlngs Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald by four strokes over Kathy first Rangers second baseman to hit 10 home runs in Cadaret relieved and got George Brett on a were also standouts defensively. Williams to score the winning runs. Bob Quaglia two apiece and Felix Framski homered Ahern. a season with a solo homer in the sixth inning off grounder and then intentionally walked Bo Jackson TOP ATHLETES — The top female and male athletes and scholar-athletes at HarBro Painting held off DJ Dog Grooming. 24-20. White Sox 5, Indians 3: Steve Rosenberg won for for Deli. Eost Division 1982 — Jan Stephenson wins Mike Witt, 3-7. to give Texas a 4-0 lead. The record of to face Eisenreich. W L Pci. OB Manchester High School were recently announced. Winners and their Justin Muldoon, John Klember and Mike Roser nine was held by Bump Wills and Toby Harrah. Jack.son hit his 15th homer in the second. the first time in five major-league starts and Rich DUSTY — Memorial Corner Store plated four Oilcooo 34 27 .557 _ the LPGA championship with each hit well for HarBro while Shawn Herrick Yett was chased without retiring a batter as runs in the eighth for an 11-7 win over Hoekanum Montreol 34 28 .548 ■ '/3 awards, from left, were: 1 ma Stone, outstanding female athlete; Karen Obue, a two-stroke triumph over Franco’s 56 RBIs are two more than he had all of last Blue Jays 5, Tigers 4: Kelly Gruber’s fifth hit of the New York 30 29 508 3 played well in the field. In defeat, Ed West, Steve season with Cleveland. game, a two-run double with two outs in the 11th Chicago beat Cleveland at Comiskey Park. Blackhawks at Keeney Street Field. Rick Molloy St. Louis Joanne Carner. 30 29 .508 3 scholar-athlete; Craig Hempstead, scholar-athlete; and Todd Liscomb, Morehouse and Jason Gappello each hit well while Rosenberg, 2-2, allowed eight hits and three runs and John Moulton had three hits. Bob Rohner Pittsburgh 23 35 .397 9'/2 Jeffcoat had never lasted more than seven inning, rallied Toronto over Detroit at the Phllodelphla 21 37 .362 }V/7 outstanding male athlete. Joey Hayes played well in the field. innings. SkyDome. in 6 1-3 innings, striking out four and walking none. homered and Dave Mazzoli and George Parker West Dtvtflon Donn Pall went 1 2-3 innings and Bobby Thigpen added two hits apiece for Memorial. Jon Wollen- w L Pet. GB INT’L FARM — Heritage Kitchen hauled in a 5-3 Royals 2, Athletics 1: Jim Eisenreich’s run-scoring The five-hit game was the first of Gruber’s career Houston 37 25 .597 _ single with two outs in the 11th inning lifted Kansas and made a winner of Tom Henke. 4-3. Mike Heath pitched a hitless ninth for his 11th save. berg, Ray Warner, Tim Wollenberg and Drew Son Fronclsco 36 76 .581 1 BlueJay85,Tlgers4 National League results Starters Basketbafl win over Farr’s. Erik Johnson. Jeremiah Moore. Winzzer each slapped two hits for the Blackhawks. Clnclnnotl 35 26 .574 V/7 Son Francisco rlght-honder Rick Reuschel Gerry Fiano and Matt Varsell played well for Los Anpeles 30 31 .492 6V7 has won eight straight and hasn't lost since AB — Cummings Insurancecameonlatefora 10-6 Son Diego 30 34 .469 8 DETROIT TORONTO April a. Kitchen. Best for Farr’s were Sean Brannck and Ed win over Lathrop Insurance at Robertson Park. Atlonta 24 37 .393 }7'/7 o b rh b l O b r h M Cubs 10. Cardinals 3 Steals Knoeckel. Mondoy's Gomes Pettis cf 5 0 0 0 Felix cf 6 0 11 Vince Coleman Is 27-tor-27 In stolen-bose NBA playoff glance Kevin Thompson homered and Rick Krajewski, Ken Chicago 10, St. Louis 3 KWIIIms If 2 110 Fernndz ss 5 2 10 attempts, and hosn't been caught In X NATIONAL FARM — Boland Brothers topped Dodgers shuffle deck, gain a victory Shoppmann and Sean Fitzgerald added two hits New York at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain Sheridan If 2 0 10 Gruber rf 6 0 5 3 STLOUIS CHICAGO attempts doting bock to lost. Moriarty Brothers, 5-3, at Verplanck Field. Billy Lemon dh 6 110 GBell If 5 0 0 0 Stars Los Angeles 9, Cincinnati 2 o b rh b l ob r h bl THE FINALS Otto and Paul Salo combined on a three-hitter for 7-4 apiece for Cummings. Matt Kellie homered and Only games scheduled Morind 1b 5 0 10 McGrIff 1b 4 111 Coleman If 3 111 Walton cf 5 14 2 Kelly Gruber's firth hit of the gome, a Dutrolt vi. L.A. Loktn By The Associated Press carried a l-for-17 slump into the Singles by Eric Davis and Paul O’Neil Wayne Ostrout blistered two hits for Lathrop. Tvesdoy's Oomes GWord rf 5 2 11 Whitt c 5 0 2 0 OSmIth ss 2 0 10 DwSmth rf 5 1 1 0 two-run double with two outsln the 11th Inning, Tuaiday, Junt 8 Boland. Salo struck out nine and allowed two hits in put runners at first and third and Ken Chlcogo (BleleckI 4-2) ot New York Heath c 6 0 5 2 Brenly c 0 0 0 0 (Suerrer lb 4 0 0 1 Sndbrg 2b 5 2 3 3 lifted Toronto over Detroit S^ Monday night. Detroit 109, L.A. Lokers 97 game. But he keyed the struggling Los NORTHERN — Gold’s Gym scored twice in the (Dorllng 4-4), 7:35 p.m. Schu 3b 6 0 10 Mlinks dh 4 0 10 Brnnsky rf 3 0 10 Berryhlll c 5 12 0 Mike Heath also hod fivehits tor the Tigers. Ttiunday, Jutw g three innings of relief. Tim Mozzer doubled and LOS ANGELES — Sometimes it NL Roundup Angeles offense with a triple, two Griffey bounced a hit off the glove of eighth to nip Manchester Oil Heat, 4-3. at Robertson. Philadelphia (K.Howell 5-3) at Pitts­ Pedriau 2b 5 0 10 Bordrs ph 10 0 0 Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 0 McOnd 1b 4 111 Showers Detroit 108, L.A. Lakers 105 Mike Young and Otto each added two hits and Tracy Woodson, subbing at third base Whltakr 2b 10 0 0 Lee 3b 5 12 0 works when you save the best for last. singles and two walks as the Dodgers burgh (Modden 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Oauend 2b 4 0 0 0 Webster If 2 2 10 Despite the new drain-through AstroTurt Sunday, June 11 Mozzer. Scott Levesque and Darryl Leblanc played Ken Telfer had a game-winning homer and singled Montreal (Langston 1-1) at St. Louis Brumty ss 5 0 2 0 Llrlono 2b 5 12 0 MThmp cf 3 1 1 0 Law 3b 2 10 1 surfoce at Three Rivers Stodlum, Monday Detroit 114, L.A. Lakers 110, Detroltleods The Los Angeles Dodgers, shuffling piled up 12 hits against three Cincin­ becau.se Jeff Hamilton sat out the to lead Gold’s with Mike Bezzini and Dave Peck (DeLeon 8-3), 8:35 p.m. Totals 48 4 14 3 Totals 46 5 15 5 TPeno c 3 1 1 0 Dunston ss 2 110 night's rolnouf wos Pittsburgh's third at home series 30 well defensively. For 2-7 Moriarty’s. Toren Bull game with a sinus infection. Clnclnnotl (Jackson 4-8) at San Diego TUones c 10 10 Schlratdl p 0 0 0 1 thlsseoson. The Pirates lost consecutive home Tuesday, June 13 the batting order to get runners on runs in.” Andenson said. nati pitchers. adding two safeties apiece. Walt Joensuu had three (Terrell 4-7). 10:05 p.m. Detroit 100 010 001 01—4 Terry p 10 0 0 PPerry p 0 0 0 0 oamesMav9-tOagolnstLosAngeles,forclngo Detroit ot L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. pitched well. base, got a good mix Monday night Kirk Gibson was in the leadoff spot “ It doesn’t matter whether I’m Cubs 10, Cardinals 3: Ryne Sandberg Houston (Scott 10-3) at Los Angeles Toronto 100 110 000 02—6 LIndmn ph 0 0 0 1 SWIIson p 2 0 0 0 six-gomeserleswith Dodgers from July 31 -24. Tbundov, June IS hits and Tim Hairsign and Rick Schneider two when they beat the Cincinnati Reds for only the second time as a Dodger, batting first or third.” Gibson said. drove in three runs with three hits, apiece for Oil Heat. (Valenzuela 1-5), 10:35 p.m. Two outs when winning run scored. Oulsnbry p 0 0 0 0 Romos ss 2 0 11 Sidelined Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9p.m., If necessorv Atlonta (Z.Smith 1-9) at Son F-roncIsco E—Lee 2. DP—Detroit 1. LOB—Detroit 16, Morris ph 10 0 0 The Chicago White Sox on Monday placed 9-2. ’ and with former leadoff hitter Willie “ Whatever’sbest for theteam. My job including a two-run homer, and CHARTER OAK — Glenn Construction II topped (Hammoker5-4orMulhollond 04), 10:35 p.m. Toronto 11. 2B—Fernondei, Llrlono, Costello p 0 0 0 0 pitcher Eric King on the IS-doy disabled list Sunday, Junt I I “ I think the biggest surprise was the Randolph dropped to the No. 2 spot, isn’t to say who bats where. My job is Jerome Walton had a career-high four Manchester Property Maintenance, 9-7, at Fitzge­ Gruber. HR—McGrItf (14). GWord (2). DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 wlthosarerlghtshoulder. L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 3;X p.m.. If Local BasebaD Wednesdoy's Gomes SB—KWIItloms (8), Pettis (11), Whitt (2), Pognoz ph 10 0 0 Status necessary bottom of the order." said Dave the duo combined to lead the defend­ to come here, be in the lineup and do hits as Chicago beat St. Ixiuis, ending rald Field, Joe Gallagher had four hits, Paul Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. GWord (1). Totals 30 3 6 3 Totals 34 10 14 9 Chicago center fielder Jerome Walton, Tuesday, June X Anderson, who drove in three runs for ing World Series champions lo the the best I can.” the Cardinals’ five-game winning Hohenthal two and Gary Powers homered for Chicago at New York, 7:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO activated Sunday from the disabled list, hod L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 9 p.m.. If necessary Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Detroit SfLouls tot OtO OOO— 3 tour hits In Monday's tO-3 victory over St. the Dodgers, two with a homer in the rout. “ It really helped (Gibson), batting streak. Glenn’s. Steve Kadzeila and Tom Dowd each Montreal ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Alexondr 8 11 Chlcogo » t 300 40x—to Louis. Monday’s results eighth off Kent Tekulve. It was “ We've put guys in the leadoff spot leadoff, but he is not a leadoff batter,” “ ft’s nu'P to bounce bock after wbat collected three safeties and Doug Johnson a pair for C incinnati ot Son Diego, 10:05 p.m . Hennemon 9 E—Berryhlll, Terry. DP—Chicago 1. Scouting Houston a t Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m . Gibson L 2*4 1 2-3 1 LOB—StLouls 8, Chicago 8. 3B—Walton, Rick Lundblode's orond-slom homer hlgh- NBA Today MERCHANTS — The Manchester Merchants Anderson’s first home run since last who couldn’t get on base.” Dodgers warned Reds manager Pete Rose. “ It happened yesterday,” said Steve MPM. FWIIIIoms 0 1 Sandberg , MThompson, Berryhlll, Mohted a five-run seventh Inning os Tidewater Wilson, one of six Cubs pitchers Toronto AAcClendon. 3B—TPeno, Romos. HR— (Mets) defeated Powtucket (Red Sox) 9-3 collected just two hits but downed Glastonbury. 8-6, Aug. 21. manager Tommy Lasorda said. ” We was good for him to get things going AA — Brand Rex nipped Bray Jewelers. 15-14, at Amarican Laagua rasulta CeruttI 5 2-3 6 Sandberg (8). SB—Coleman (37), Monday night In on Internotlonol League Tuesdoy,June13 in JC-Courant League Junior Division play. Tina “ There’s been a lot of talk about the needed .someone up front who can get for them. But for the Dodgers to win, shelled in Sunday’s loss. Fitzgerald. John McAvoy had a grand slam, double Wells 4 6 tTwSmIth (1), Webster (8), MThomoson gome. Scoreboard Guachione pitched a three-hitter and had both top of the order, but the bottom of the on base. He (Gibson) can very well be Kirk Gibson will have to hit some With srheduled starter Rick Sut­ and single, John Gamme and Marco Campbelli Henke Wz4-3 1 1-3 2 (7). S—Dunston. SF—Coleman, Llndemon, Speaking Detroit ot L.A. Lakers (9 p.m. EDT). The cliffe sidelined by back spasms, Whita Sox 5, Indiana 3 FWIIIIoms pitched to 1 batter In thellth. Low, Schlroldl. "With each outing, you feel o little more Pistons, leading three gomes to none, con Merchant hits. Tom Strano pitched well in relief and order hasn’t done that much. If we can the catalyst. I hate to have him bat home runs.” three hits apiece and Carl Ochino, Dan Sitek, Ron IP H R ER BB SO comfortable, whether It's sondlot or a Molar capture their f1rstIsabel Worth Duffy lln Pierce C o lle g e . State Unlyersity. Scho­ challenging experience for two orphaned [CNN] Sports Tonight Friendship Lodge ot nelll Memorial, Iona Manchester, KIwanIs Memorial, Horace M. Scholarships; Louis larships; H. Louise Rud­ 59 Actress Lupino (E Wheel of Fortune (CC). 2:30AM E Superior Court Masons, John F. T ier­ nieces. Christine Lahti, Sara Walker, An­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Million Dollar Mermaid' Slelth Memorial, Albert Club of Manchester, BIssell Memorial, H. Chorches Memorial, dell Memorial. 60 Concerning (2 ( E Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) drea Burchill. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (E Sustaining ney M em orial, Albert T. T. and Jane N. Dewey Barbara Kate Shalnin Louise Ruddell John B. DeQuattro wds.) 37 A crippled woman regains the use of her and Jane N. Dewey Memorial. 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Being loo exacting or TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try to be John Bull was described by Scholarships; Manches­ even more tactful than usual In your Im­ Lactic acid, a waste product that develops demanding will invite discord and cause John Arbuthnot in a series of The Manchester Herald ter Board of Realtors, pals to go on the defensive. portant one-to-one relationships today. during exercise, causes muscle soreness and Manchester Scholar­ ManrliPatfr IrralJi pamphlets in 1712, and his picture cramping. Cutting its circulation also speeds ship Faundatlon, Albert LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Speculative If you’re pushy or abrasive, it will lessen P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 your possibilities of receiving was first drawn by Sir Frances C. recovery. T. & Jane N. Dewey ventures could be rather appealing to M em orial. you today, but before you jump into cooperation. Gould.

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DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright

C1989 TrIbun* M*di« 8«rrlc«t, Inc All Rlghlt RttBrvad X IDVE IT 60H5 N/ FOCUS/Advice PEOPLE ‘i6 tx fmiVlLlOuH ^t>W A ^Ai^AlcGO Babilonia returns to rink t)iGT. I'V^ pfe'^PoV6t> NEW YORK (AP) — Former Olympic ice fp o lA G A O io F fH G /VlAii‘3R Abusive tickling is no laughing matter skater Tai Babilonia says she is ready to return fU P N lT l/ ^ C^|2PUp5. to the rink, nine months after a suicide attempt '0 • DEAR ABBY; Is it and the apartment was cleaner when We have never fed our pets at the during a time she "hit rock bottom.” true that tickling by a a l b we moved out than it was when we table, but these people feed Toughie Babilonia posed with her skating partner father leads to future moved in. Randy Gardner in Times Square on Monday to y //:'i7 irr^ . while they are eating with us in our sexual abuse? This goes Abby, please advise your readers to dining room. Naturally, the dog announce their professional return Wednesday on constantly between a Dear Ahhy take pictures of rental property "begs” and whines throughout the at a show in Atlantic City, N.J. father and his 11-year- before they move in and before they meal, which makes for a very ’T m excited about being back with my old daughter. The fa­ Abigail Van Buren move out. Even take pictures of the upsetting dinner. partner and scared to death about performing PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz ther is known to have inside of the oven and refrigerator! Abby, we are very fond of these again,” said Babilonia. "But it was my sexually abused I ’m not saying that all landlords are people. Do I have the right to ask them decision to come back. I missed it.” m,CMUCK..SORRVTO YES, U)E ARE..UUE MARGIE MAP ON A I c a n 't believe I another family member crooks, but it’s better to be safe than to leave their dog home when they Nine months ago, Babilonia, 29, tried to kill BOTHER VOU At c a m p .. ALL WENT SWIMMING NEW REP 5WIM5UIT..5ME c a l le p y o u , c m u c k . when she was young. sorry. visit us? herself by taking an overdose of sleeping pills. Please answer soon 1 Ll)A5 JUST UI0NPERIN6 THIS MORNING... LOOKEP REAL CUTE.. CHEATED IN KEENE. N.H. DOG-TIRED IN PONTIAC, MICH. Babilonia, who has been skating since she IF YOU ANP MARGIE ARE because I am afraid that all this counseling after having sexually was 7 years old, said she was "burnt out” on HAVING A GOOP TIME... tickling can lead to something bad. molested another family member. DEAR CHEATED: Good advice. DEAR DO^-TIRED: You not only skating. The daughter starts out laughing, but Both the father and his 11-year-old According to a Chinese proverb, ‘‘One have the “ right” to ask them to leave she always ends up crying. This may daughter should be spoken to by a picture is worth more than 10,000 their dog at home, you also have my 1989 by N E A . Inc not be any of my business, but I am professional from a child-protection words.” It can also be worth a permission, if that will help you. Being thin has drawbacks worried. agency. security deposit when it’s your word CONCERNED AUNT It is the business of every adult to against your landlord’s. DEAR ABBY: Your series of letters NEW YORK (A P) — People who wish they protect a child from any kind of abuse. were skinny might want to talk to actress DICK TRACY by Dick Locher S Max Collins from people arguing over the statis­ DEAR CONCERNED; Tickling can .And to look the other way, knowing DEAR ABBY: We enjoy entertain­ tics on which age group has the lowest Sandra Bernhard. 6 - / J ' 1989 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. be a prelude to sexual abuse, but it is this is going on, makes the adult a ing in our large country home, but one income reminded me of this analogy. I "Emaciation isn’t all that it's cracked up to . XT'? UNDEI^TANPABLE- ' l l '^‘^5 .A HANP^iYie> AND THEKLA_JEAI_0U5 not necessarily always the case. If, party to the crime. couple who visits us always brings heard some time ago: Statistics are a be,” said the lanky comedian in the July issue HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne IE.VEN INEVITABLE-THAT VOU BWI A N T ACITOR, FELLOW ACTOR 5ABO'i t A- A T T H E GEO MVCAR-RS ^ IULTING JL T I however, the child ends up crying, she their dog. "Toughie” is housebroken, lot like bikinis — what they reveal is of Mademoiselle magazine. H E I G H T O F IN A HlPEOU'SLy' PI5FIG is expressing pain — not pleasure — DEAR ABBY: Recently, when my but as you probably know, most male fascinating, but what they conceal is Over the years, she says, people have called I^£I2 5 J Chlop SObhB ^OOP At4p MYCAREERJ* and her father should not be permitted 6>TAY our OF rpouSLBj^ roomate and I moved out of the dogs are housebroken only for their vital! her “ spaghetti-legs,” "bony maroney,” "ano­ to play this abusive game. (Excessive apartment we had occupied for two own homes. Toughie "m arks” (uri­ R.C. WALT, rexic freak” and "w ill o' the wisp.” tickling in ancient times was used as a years, our landlord refused to return nates) on a corner of every bed, every NORTH ST. PAUL, MINN. ’T ve been skinny for so long now, sometimes form of torture, which is no laughing our security deposit. He claimed that chair and sofa in the house. In doing I ’m known simply as 'the bone woman,’” she matter.) we had done some damage, and the so, he dribbles on the carpet as well. says. "Hordes of compulsive dieters con­ I would be more concerned about apartment was so filthy, he had to After they leave. I have to shampoo all Abbv's favorite recipes are going like stantly mill about me. It’s just the way I am; I the father’s previous record of sexu­ repaint it. the carpets and furniture. This is not hotcakes 1 Send your name and address, plus eat and my metabolism knocks it out.” ally abusing a child. You did not state check or money order for S3.S0 ($4 In Canada) We couldn’t prove otherwise, al­ an easy chore for me, as I am not to; Abbv's Cookbooklet, P.O. Box447, Mount whether the father had been through though we did absolutely no damage. T-niinp anymore. Morris. III. 610S4. (Postage Is Included.) Brenner to open pooi haii LI'L ABNER by Al Capp OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sell, Ph.D. PHILADEL­ Ci-l'S Here’s an easy-to-swallow Rx PHIA (AP) - ■ W-WEsf'SOA^'T--HAIN'T M-MESSE •^S THET Comedian David THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk Sy Barry GOT fiO MOMEY, SO. WE KIN REALLY .. H-HAIN'T ft riATCHERlY. WE GOTTA GIT SOME A BkAG O' REALLY THARj Brenner likes a lit­ STARVE LIKE RATS- NOURISH- COLO-OR SON r r — folks -SO LE'S ■« tle bubbly with his B>UT K-KIN WE PLEASE MEMT IS AH SO SEES 'EM GIT AvWAY WELCCWIE BACK, WHERE IS HIS HIGHNESS,/WUPR ? 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THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom When a garment’s care label permits hand­ Consumer Reports The Happy Birthday U.S.A. committee, washing, you have to decide which detergent to use. which runs the event, said a stage cover would VJUST A LITTLE STCHAAAH a^oeoee^Y 'DID H g ^ A Y T„'$0MgrHIM6A5OUT,"r No side effects interfere with an American flag that is used in ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook Should you use a product, such as Woolite or Mps, THopumg,„ng'a e e AMYTMIM6 6&K?pg CTAN'T SeuBVB IT, Delicate, that’s especially marketed for fine water at 70 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature the Statler Brothers’ finale, Shelton's state­ ment said. , 7 ’i Pm IM TWgAAOPMIMfer. H B \ e e a L 5 0 OY-^T^ FOPOWY washables? Will a mild dishwashing liquid do just as warm enough to be comfortable to hands but cool weuu, here I AM PiJ rain r m T m m c r ‘'LOSS OF Foioe(Z"..:'m M L from sweetener well? Or can you just add ordinary laundry enough to prevent shrinkage. And they kept the T h e TP A C ti' pr)iON o \ \ m \ A5&I6HMEHT6:',. "$eCPHD- o v e p ? ■ 99^-A-RPL)f0CPl' . detergent to the sink water? wash and rise to four minutes each. The less time lAoNDeR WHAT ITS a ^ s ^ > 6TATus:'..*peAD-Pf0i> Recently, Consumer Reports’ chemists ran a that delicate fabrics are left soaking, the better. PueiTiOklS." THaT'5 a Fi^LL IMI >»Vkir DEAR DR. GOTT: I know aspartame (NutraS- Label doesn’t bother Ryan C A W lh lC r. LeT'5 series of tests to find the best product for fine The chemists gauged the detergents’ perfor­ WHAT'S ^?i^ TriP^F Lqi\p. HOPE They OArJ weet) is not dangerous, but does it have any minor 1 e-iTj washables. First, they bought hundreds of swatches mance by using a machine that reads brightness NEW YORK (A P) — Sex appeal is in the eye 5PXCAR6... 4 5 T o p iiJ TilVlF.' side effects, such as constipation? ' o D ° o y of white silk crepe soiled with a standard concoction electronically and thus could measure the amount of the beholder, says actress Meg Ryan, who is 'fooT/ ^ CT) 0 . of dust and simulated skin oil, the kind of of gray left in fabric after laundering. While no getting used to being called sexy. DEAR READER: Recent studies have shown 'H, -C- ring-around-the collar dirt that a silk blouse or shirt swatch was quite as white as brand new, some "There’s just no one way to be sexy,” she told 'V I I that aspartame produces no side effects. It is a might pick up. Then they laundered the fabric products cleaned appreciably better than others — Mademoiselle magazine in its July issue. white, crystalline powder that is about 180 times swatches in special detergents, ordinary varieties a difference even untrained eyes could see. "There are manar different means of attrac­ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves sweeter than sugar and contains no calories. People and even dishwashing liquids. The detergents fell into two groups, with little tiveness. Some people will respond to you and with phenylketonuria, or PKU, a congenital To simulate very gentle hand-washing, the testers difference among the products in each group. some won’t.” II 6D inability to metabolize certain amino acids, should used a special machine and always washed in hard Softball Cot’nwash led the top group, which included These days, actor Dennis Quaid is respond­ avoid aspartame because it reacts badly in the these other special detergents — Siik’n Wash, P^is/’T V^OgRY— X M p . YBS, Pu t y o u ing to her and she said she likes it. THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr body. Otherwise, the artificial sweetener is Pathmark Wool Wash and Day & Nite Mousse. ” It’s so precious to us. I don’t mind telling harmless and will not cuase constipation. Also high-rated were the three dishwashing I'P ONE |TA98 ..>T'S<30T HAP THB 5AM^ P/PN'T NAVf THB people w e're in love ’cause that’s true,” said r TD TVEX7AT0E5,THE s c r e a m ? o f ' liquids tested — Kroger, Palmolive and A&P. At a A tSOOP PEAT.. EASY ID Our Language Ryan, who has appeared in "Top Gun,” 1 TtRRinEP I? MUSIC DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother recently died, and penny a wash, these were bargains. All they lack are ^ _ TO TME EAR?,., TD l J M l NBSX S A ^ B po^Tof^. "Presidio,” and “ When Harry Met Sally.” an autopsy indicated Alzheimer's. One family the optical brighteners that regular detergents and ONCB, iiiiiiiimmimiiMi member insists she had manic-depression and that most handwash products contain to give whites Y both conditions would show the same results on an Drivel refers to silly talk or nonsense. In spelling, extra dazzle. you’ll go far if you remember that drivel begins with autopsy. Could you give answer to this puzzle? Two of the regular detergents — Sears Heavy- Tucker saves choking friend T h a v E s ' (;-i3 drive. duty Liquid and Cheer Liquid — were also in the top 1906 by NEA Inc Someone cognizant is aware or mindful, often NASHVILLE, DEAR READER: Alzheimer’s disease, the most group. But you should think twice before using a from personal experience. If you care about Our Tenn. (AP) — common cause of dementia in adults, is character­ regular detergent on fine washables. Most brands 9y WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll ized by three anatomical variations in the brain: Language, you should be cognizant of cognizant. Country music sin­ 1 are quite alkaline and that could damage natural Inculcate teaches through frequent or persistent ger Tanya Tucker, amyloid plaques, neurofibrillary degeneration and fibers like wool and silk. repitition. Words such as Inculcate are not learned who is 8>A months r DIDN'T KNOW neuronal degeneration. These terms indicate the Surprisingly, the two tested Woolite products and easily; their meanings must be inculcated. pregnant, said she F ^ R O S S H A D shrinking and loss of brain tissue. The changes are their chief national competitor, Delicare, fell The slang weasel refers to a sneaky person or an saved her friend TEETH.' not diagnostic of Alzheimer's disease (although among the runners-up as did Wisk and some Woolite informer. It’s not a difficult word; spell the middle from choking on they are common in it ), but are present in the brains look-alikes. of weasel with ease. food by performing of most elderly patients who die with dementia When hand-washing, be sure to handle the items north 6-I3-89 th e Heimlich (confusion, forgetfulness, loss of enthusiasm and with care. Heat causes shrinkage. That’s why fine ♦ J 8 4 QUESTION: I was told not to use "tomorrow maneuver. intellectual decline). Therefore, your mother’s fabrics are typically labeled for cold or cool wash, ¥A43 morning at 7 a.m.” Why not? After attending a ♦ Q 6 autopsy findings were consistent with but not with no drying in the dryer. Even with the water at baby shower for ♦ J 9 6 4 3 continued spades, declarer did not diagnostic of Alzheimer’s disease. 70 degrees — about the warmest you’d want to use — Handling bother ruffing. Instead, since he surely ANSWER: "Tom orrow morning at 7 a.m.” is h e r Sunday, WEST east To my knowledge, manic-depression (bipolar you can expect some shrinkage with natural fibers. had two club losers anyway, he sim ply redundant. Use either morning or a.m. to indicate Tucker and several ♦ KQ632 ♦A10 75 a 4-3 fit A. mood disorder) is not associated with specific Silk crepe tends to pucker and requires ironing ▼ 9 8 5 2 4776 shed low clubs on the spades played at m changes that can be detected during an autopsy. the time of day. Don’t use both, however, or you’ll friends went to a otiwu after washing. Rayon didn't wash well at all; it tricks two and three. Finally, with This condition is marked by behavioral alterations: find that some English teachers won't give you the Nashville area res­ 6J983 By James Jacoby ' wrinkles badly unless pressed while quite damp. ♦ three tricks in, the defense switched to time of day. taurant. During * 7 2 K g 10 CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanct Rodawalt deep depression, alternating with euphoria. Wool crepe, its weave tighter in one direction, can Tanya Tucker clubs. Declarer won the ace, cashed their meal. Rosem­ SOUTH Therefore, although your mother may have had lose shape. If before washing, a fabric has more This was nice bidding by North- the king of hearts and dummy’s queen OUR LANGUAGE AD-VICE: A radio spot to sell arie Farone of Chicago started choking on food 4 9 South. A fte r South showed a strong CHAUNCgy 6AY6 W £ P B ISNY Alzheimer’s, there is no proof of it. Nor would there "g iv e ” in one direction as you gently stretch it, you of diamonds, played a diamond back HE6AY6TVIATI Y X K / HE MAKESD ITSOUND 1 cars takes this week’s Ad-Vice Award. In and began turning blue. ▼ K Q J 10 hand by reversing into two hearts, to his ace and ruffed a diamond with ANY MON6T0 ? INTWI6 CLOSET- CONJURgPlTUP.^ be postmortem findings of a bipolar mood disorder, may have shrinkage problems. LIKE A PRDDLJCrOF advertising how times have changed, the dealer “ We wereeating steak,” saidTucker. "Allof ♦ A K 10 7 5 North showed his five-card club suit, dummy’s heart ace. He next drew all ITS ALU MY IMAeiNATON fn fact, she could have had both conditions. As yet, Some fabrics are more tenacious at holding ♦ A 8 5 iNDieeenoN/ reassures us that “ Everything hasn’t changed” in a sudden she took a bite and (began coughing). at the same time implying that his the remaining trumps and took the no conclusive autopsy findings have been disco­ stains. Silk and rayon are hard to clean. Nylon and the last 30 years. Either he means "Not everything I asked her, “ Are you choking?” Vulnerable: Neither spade stopper was suspect. South balance with the good diamond suit. vered to differentiate the two afflictions. Hence, wool release stains more easily. Dealer: South has changed” or we’re all frozen in a 1959 version of Tucker reached her friend from behind and raised clubs (it was possible that Making three no-trump would re­ both the doctor and your family member may have If your garment’s care label permits machine North held a decent club suit with quire some doing. First, the defenders fiN "The Twilight Zone.” dislodge the food with a quick thrust to her South West North been correct. washing on the Gentle cycle, you still will want to be East even more length). North then sug­ would have to block their spade suit. abdomen. 1 ♦ Pass 1 NT ■ To give you more information, I am sending you a careful what detergent you use. Soaking wool or silk Pass gested an alternative game contract Tucker. 30, said her brother. John, taught her 2 ▼ Pass 3 ♦ After that, declarer would have to free copy of my Health Report, "Alzheimer’s repeatedly in any detergent that’s too alkaline could Pass in hearts. Although South knew he 4 * Pass 4 ▼ All pass guess to finesse against the jack of dia­ Disease.” Other readers who would like a copy Do you have a question or comment about our the Heimlich maneuver after he used it to would be playing a 4-3 fit, he sup­ eventually cause fibers to shrink or stretch. Regular monds in the East hand — not the best $houId send $1.25 with their name and address to language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, dislodge aspirin stuck in her throat prior to a pressed his misgivings and passed. detergents tend to be alkaline, but so were the Opening lead: ♦ K percentage play. Far better to play P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester concert performance several years ago. The deal did not exactly play itself, and make four hearts. And rubber Woolite powder, sold specifically for machine use to mention the title. 06040. and Tonen Wool Wa.sh a lioiiM but South knew how to handle the bridge players would even get 100 6/!^ problem. When the defenders led and honors. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13. 1989 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13. 1989 IllJ H E L P HDME8 IHDMES IHDMES |3gjRDDMMATES Just because you don't Finding a cash buyer for WE DELIVER I'M w a n ted For Home Delivery, Call MARKET REPORT FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE WANTED use an Item doesn't mean the Items you'd like to sell the Item has lost Its value. Is easy. Just let our read­ 647-9946 Aclivtfy ovtf ine past 30 days LOAN Servicing Clerk. All real estote advertised In MANCHESTER. Room­ Why not exchange It tor ers know what you have Monday to Friday, 9 lo 6 2 5M HEBRON. Charming SELLERS ore anxious to BUSINESS Excellent full time po­ the Manchester Herald Is ranch, three bed­ retire to Florida and mate. Mole, non- cosh with an ad In Classi­ tor sale with on ad In sition available tor an subject to the Fair Housing rooms, tireplaced liv­ they hove reset the smoker, professlonol fied? 643-2711. Classified. 643-2711. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Individual who Is Inter­ Act ot 1968, which makes It to shore large five ESTATE OP 2i00 ' Illegal to advertise anv pref­ ing room, cozy family price ot this super ested In working In a room, plus finished seven room split on room, V/7 both apart­ ANTHONY C. ALIERIO tost paced environ­ erence, limitation or discrim­ ment. Rent Includes NOTICE TO CREDITORS g/k/o ination based on race, color, basement, two cor att­ Bryan Drive In M an­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANTHONY CARMEN ment, and enloys cus­ heat and hot water. ESTATE OF ESTATE OP religion, sex ot national ached garage, large chester to $164,900. MATTHEW RYAN ALIERIO Farmers may start ‘mushroom council’ tomer contact and dl- origin, or an Intention to deck, lovely lands­ Three bedrooms, two $355. 646-2881 evenings. RICHARD J. SEPE SWEENEY The Honorable William E. versified moke onv such preference, The Honorable William E. The Franklin Mushroom Farm, caped yard. Asking full plus two half baths, The Honorable William E. FitzGerald, Judge of the Meya wants the public to know a that reason, consumption here is responsibilities. We’re llmitotlon or discrimination. $168,000. Call tor ap­ fireplace, hardwood FitzGerald, Judge of the Court of Probate, District of FR A N K LIN (A P) — Connecticut which harvests more than 65,000 The Herald will not know- Court ot Probate, District of FitzGerald, Judge of the number of fungi facts; mushrooms about half what it is in Canada and the seeking an Individual pointment. Principals floors, central air, fab­ Manchester at a hearing held Court of Probate, District of Manchester at a hearing held mushroom farmers are hoping to pounds of mushrooms a day and to work In our Glaston­ Inglv accept onv advertise­ Manchester at a hearing held on 6/8/89 ordered that all are low in calories, about 20 per cup, United Kingdom, and a much smaller ment which Is In violation of only. 228-9513.______ulous 20x40 In-ground LEGAL NOTICE on 6/8/89 ordered that oil claims must be presented to spread interest in the sprouting expects to boost that by 35 percent, bury Ofifee processing pool forsum m erenlov- claims must be presented to on 6/7/89 ordered that all but high in nutrition, with all nine fraction of the consumption of some the low. BOLTON. By owner. The Department of Public claims must be presented to the fiduciary at the address mushroom industry across the DOW alONES AVERAGE loan payments on the ment. Jackson 8> Jack- utility Control will conduct a the fiduciary at the address below. Failure to promptly countries in the Orient, supports the bill even though it would June 17.1919 Large ranch with att­ below. Follure to promptly the fiduciary at the address country. essential amino acids, a protein computer system. Du­ TWO and three bedroom son Real Estate, 647- public hearing, pursuant to below. Failure to promptly present any such claims may The bill would levy a feeof half-cent eventually cost the farm $320,000 a HIGH 2.528.17 ties also Include recon­ ached garage, sun deck Section 16-41 of the Generol present any such claim may result In the loss of rights to Growers hope to do that by content twice that of asparagus and duplex. Call to see this and potential for In-law 8400.P result In the loss of rights to present any such claim may per pound the first year of the year. LOW 2,484.70 ciling loan accounts Stotutes of Connecticut, In result In the loss of rights to recover such claim. establishing a ‘ ‘mushroom council” cabbage, and four to 10 times that property with first apartment with private the offices of the Depart­ recover on such claim. program, and one cent per pound in Meya said he and other growers ; CLOSE 2.518.84 and various related of­ floor family room and ment, One Central Pork recover on such claim. Susan McQuay that would spread fungi facts about found in fruit. They are also a good entrance. Nicely main­ Susan McQuov Ass't Clerk the second against growers. Growers from Pennsylvania — where nearly 1 c h a n g e up 5.42 fice services. Competi­ fireplace. Located In ^ Plaza, New Britain, Connec­ Ass't Clerk Susan McQuov the low-calorie, high-protein food. source of vitamin B-1, B-2 and niacin. tained seven plus ticut, on Tuesday, June 20, Ass't Clerk The fiduciary Is: and importers of less than 500,000 half the country’s mushrooms are tive salary In the mid to convenient neighbor­ rooms. One plus acres. I FDR SALE The fiduciary Is; “ We’ve seen substantial increases upper teens. Excellent 1989, at 9:00 a.m., concerning The fiduciary Is: Anthony F. Allbrto, Sr., A bill now pending in Congress produced — and the Midwest have hood to shopping and Private park like yard. Docket No. 88-12-12, DPUC Elaine N. Composeo Executor in consumption,” Meya said. “ But pounds of mushrooms a year would be MTwTf QTrtTf MTWTf M | benefits and working bus line. Buv It as an c/o Timothy P. O'Nell, Esq. Vincent L. Diana, Esq. would establish a group similar to been jointly promoting fresh mush­ • a » I ___ $220,000. Principals TWO bedroom, I'/j baths Investigation of J8,H Con­ Gorrltv, Diana, Conti 8i Houck c/o Nancy Jeanne Johnson, with so many new items competing exempt from the levy. environment and good Investment. $210,000. struction Company Regard­ P.O. Box 288 Attorney those that now market pork, beef and rooms for some time. only. 649-8990 or 522- with beoutlfullv fin­ Manchester, CT 06040 1091 Main Street with each other in the supermarket, Perry Pockros, a spokesman for the opportunity for Anne Miller Real Est­ ing Violations of Coll Before Manchester, CT 06040 773 Main Street dairy products. But, he said, the bill would guaran­ 5593. ished basement. Kit­ You Dig Requirements and 024-06______Manchester, CT 06040 we’re really fighting to maintain our bill’s co-sponsor, U.S, Rep. Sam growth. For further In­ ate, 647-8000.O chen has unique and 026-06 “ The industry over the last five tee that any grower who benefits from formation, please con­ MANCHESTER. Bright Notice of Assessment of Civil 025-06 shelf space. Better education of the Gejdenson, D-Conn., said the Gejden- Interesting window Penalty. Specificolly, bv De­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER years has really matured a great deal, promotion would help pay for it. tact the Human Re­ MANCHESTER. Beautl- L-shaped ranch. Im­ LEGAL NOTICE son supports the bill because his ful six room Cape on a peccable upkeep. treotment-o must see! cision doted December 29, and this is the next step to make it consumer and the store manager will sources Department. 1988, the Department as­ At Its meeting of June 5,1989 TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT southeastern Connecticut district is “ Promotion and education would nicely treed lot. Alumi­ Three bedrooms, TA You'll get a llke-new stronger and better,” said Wilhelm help us do that.” IN BRIEF S u ffle ld B an k, 157 iacuzzi, new micro- sessed a civil penolty against the Planning and Zoning NOTICE OP ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE the only one in New England with a benefit everyone,” Meya said. “ So it’s num sided with awn­ baths, spacious family JSiH pursuant to | 16-356 of Commission made the Meya, manager of The Franklin “ The U.S. mushroom industry itself Mountain Road, Suf­ wave, new garbage dis­ In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 commercial mushroom growing only fair that everyone should share in fleld, Ct. 06078 ( 203) ings. Recently painted room, formal dining the General statutes of Con­ following decision: and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the Mushroom Farm, a large mushroom has not done as good a promotional job Cadkey Joins cham ber a n d papered- posal, stove, refrigera­ necticut, for a total of $2,250. operation. the costs.” 668-1261 ext. 307. EOE room and much more. On January 27, 1989, J&H ELBA R. PAOANO — ZONE adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of grower in southeastern Connecticut. as in other countries,” Meya said. For Immaculate condition 1 $199,900. Fiano Realty, tor and dishwasher. CHANGE RE TO RC —342-344 Manchester, Connecticut on June 6,1989. M/F. Don't pass this one up! filed a motion requesting a Cadkey Inc. of $143,900. D .W . Fish 646-5200.a hearing pursuant to i 16-356 of CENTER STREET (P-M) — PROPOSED ORDINANCE $122,900.Anne Miller The CommiMlon approved 440 Oakland St. re­ Realty, 643-1591.0 the General Statutes of Con­ BE IT ORDAINEDby the Board of Directors of the Town of MANCHESTER. Two Real Estate, 647-8000.a necticut. Additional Infor­ the application for a zone cently joined the EMPLDYMENT fam ily house. Excel­ change from Residence B to Manchester that Chapter 13 of The Code of Ordinances of the mation or the complete copy Town of Manchester be amended os follows: Hubbards given Greater Manches­ lent Investment prop­ of the notice of hearing os Residence C for 342-344 Center Miners’ SERVICES Street. ter Chamber of erty. $185,900, bv I^LDTS/LAND filed with the Secretory of the Sec. 13-39 Definition HELP WANTED State may be obtained from A copy of this decision has Commerce. EXPERIENCED lawn owner. 6 4 7 -8 4 6 7 | £ ^ fdr s a le (s) "WARTIME SERVICE" — MEANS WORLD WAR II evenings.______the Department's Executive been filed In the Town Clerk's FROM DECEMBER 7, 1941 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, challenges for ‘unfair’ ads The firm,headed care. Prompt, reliable Secretary's Office. office. 1946 EXTENDED TO JULY 25, 1947 WHERE by chairman Peter service, reasonably MANCHESTER. Forest APPROVED building DEPARTMENT OF Planning and Zoning CONTINUOUS ACTIVE DUTY BEGAN ON OR BEFORE priced. 647-9330. MATURE person Hills - Kennedy Road. lots. Choose from tour PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL Commission DECEMBER 31,1946; KOREAN CONFLICT FROM JUNE WASHINGTON (A P) — As the advertising Smith, develops for pre-schoolers in U & R built. Three sub-divislons, Coven­ Robert J. Murphy Leo Kwosh, 27, 19S9 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 19S5; VIETNAM ERA FROM AUGUST 5,1964 TO JULY 1,1975. industry preened to receive its annual awards for engineering soft­ a day care center. Bedrooms, 2 baths, L try, Tolland and Mbn- Executive Secretory Secretory defeated Sec. 13-39 Definition excellence, consumer groups issued mock awards ware and produces Hours 6:30-9:30am Ranch. Reasonably chester. For details, 070-05 027-06 the most widely priced at $219,900. Call coll Rav Negro, Land- (I) "Normal Retirement Ago” moons a mombor's of their own for the year’s “ most misleading, unfair HELP WANTED or 2:30-5:30pm. NOTICE sixty-fifth (65th) birthday except In the cose of member GREENWICH (AP) - Three used mechanical 646- 2969 or 413-734-5104tech Properties, 643- or irresponsible ad campaigns.” 646-9608. 5614. PUBLIC HEARING who JOINS THE PLAN AFTER HIS OR HER coal miner resolutions challeng­ engineering tor Information.______BOARD OF DIRECTORS SIXTIETH (60th) BIRTHDAY WHOSE NORMAL ing the way The Pittson Co. is Balancing the industry’s coveted “ Clio” awards, THE sellers ot this ter­ BOLTON Lake. Very, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT AGE IS HIS OR HER FIFTH (5th) computer-aided ANNIVERSARY OF CONTRIBUTORY SERVICE AND operated have been defeated by given Monday night in New York, the consumer rific six room Cope on very small parcel of Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of design system in OFFICE PART TIM E Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the a Police Member whose Normal Retirement Age Is his groups issued their Harlan Page Hubbard awards, White Street In M an­ land. Cannot be built or her fiftieth (50th) birthday. shareholders, but the vote re­ the world. The POSITION chester have been upon. 643-2880. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, mains open to legal challenge. named for a pioneer advertiser of patent medicines FOOD Connecticut, on Tuesday, June 20, 1989, at 7:00 P.M. to Sec. 13-40 Condition of Eligibility company’s soft­ This Is your chance to Join transferred to Florida consider and act on the following; that were supposed to cure whatever ailed you. b (I) Each member other than Police Members shall The United Mine Workers of ware is sold to one of the fastest growing DEMONSTRATORS and are anxious for a |BUS!NESS Proposed appropriation to Bond and Grant Fund 31 — companies In the service be required to authorize the Town to deduct from his America proposed the resolutions The “ winners” of Hubbards, should they choose to domestic Fortune new family to move In! Hockanum River Linear Park Project...... 31,400,000.00 or her pay eoch pay period an amount equal to (four Industry. We require a Part time product Three bedrooms, T PRDPERTY at Pittston’s annual meeting May 500 companies and /2 to be financed by a State Grant. and one-half (4 1/2%) FIVE PERCENT (5%) of his or accept them, are entitled to a bronze-colored pleasant phone voice and demonstrators to work baths, hardwood floors her wages. 10 and they were voted on at that firms in Europe light filing and typing. in local supermarkets. MANCHESTER. Chiro­ All public meetings of the Town of Manchester ore held at victory figure grasping a lemon. The results were plus carpet, fireplace, locations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In (o) Participation. Each Employee (who has not time. However, due to the announced Monday by the Center for Science in the and Japan. Please apply In person at Work 1, 2 or 3 days a woodstove, kitchen ap­ practic office, five addition, handicapped Individuals requiring an auxiliary attained age 60) shall be eligible to participate In the Peter Smith 58 Connecticut Ave., Unit number of votes the final count Public Interest. Cadkey has been week, flexible pliances, swimming rooms with basement, aid In order to facilitate their participation at meetings Plan on the first day of the month coinciding with or A, South Windsor. parking. 643-2121. should contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the next following the date the Employee Is employed bv was delayed until Monday when growing at an average rate of 50 percent per schedule. Starting pool plus tool shed. The U.S. Council for Energy Awareness, a scheduled meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be the Town, provided he or she has outhorized payroll the meeting was resumed at the year for the past three years. It employs about $6.50 plus mileage. New price! $144,900. MANCHESTER. Five mode. deduction In accordance with paragraph (b). An previous “ Hubbard” recipient, was singled out “ for Equipment supplied by Jackson 8. Jackson room office suite, two company’s Greenwich 90 people and has been in business for seven James F. Fogarty, Individual who ceases to qualify as on Employee shall claiming that nuclear power can reduce oil imports us. Call Real Estote, 647-8400.0 toilets. Excellent sign Secretary not be eligible for continued portlclpotlon unless and headquarters. years. until that Individual regains status as an Employee. when, in fact, most oil is used for gasoline for which RN»S • LPN’S • 1-800-343-2082. RANCH lovers be sure to visibility, parking. Board of Directors Although the resolutions were see this spotless five July 1 occupancy. 643- Doted at Manchester, Connecticut (b) (Iv) MEMBERS OF THE PLAN AS OF JULY 1,1909. OTHER nuclear power cannot substitute.” CNA’S 2121. this 8th day of June, 1989 THAN POLICE MEMBERS, WHO HAVE WARTIME SERVICE recorded as being defeated, the Carl Goldstein, spokesman for the group, said, room Ranch on Sher­ SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE NOT MORE THAN Bradices has new look HsaHh Hisouroas has thlfli MANCHESTER. 6100 021-06 company decided not to adjourn avrilaUe In the Manctwstor/East ADMISSION wood Circle In M an­ FOUR (4) YEARS OF WARTIME SERVICE AT THE RATE OF “ We don’t pay a whole lot of attention to things like chester. Three bed­ square feet excellent 8.8% PER YEAR OP A MEMBER'S SALARY AT THE TIME OF Hartfonl arse. MRECTOR/SOCIAL its meeting because of a federal this.” He said the advertising claims “ are The newly remodeled Bradlees department rooms, modern both, retail space. Will sub­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT SAID PURCHASE. MEMBERS SHALL HAVE UP TO ONE NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE lawsuit filed by the union. store in the Manchester Parkade opened WORKER divide. $8 per square YEAR FROM JULY 1, 1989 TO NOTIFY THE TOWN responsible and verifiable” and should be judged We offer; fireplace, hardwood TREASURER'S OFFICE OF THEIR INTENTION TO Thursday. The store represents Bradlees Experience with the floors, 200 AMPelectrl- foot. NNN F.J. SplleckI In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 “ We consider it a victory that a “ by what responsible people think about it.” Quarantead houra. top wagaa. admission function In a and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the PURCHASE SAID WARTIME SERVICE AND ONE (1) The Associated Press paid vacation Sma. paid medical Realtors. 643-2121. union demand to keep open the TWA was cited for advertising a $298 round-trip latest prototype and offers an expanded long term care col service, attic stor­ adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of ADDITIONAL YEAR TO MAKE THE REQUIRED assortment of housewares, home textiles and benanta. refarral bonus and age with easy access, Manchester, Connecticut on June 6,1989. PAYMENTS. MEMBERS WHO JOIN THE PLAN AFTER meeting has been accepted by the DOLLAR IS HIGH — A Tokyo money dealer sends a sign fare to London, including hotel and car, “ when the endtt union. Full/pait time and enviroment will qualify JULY 1, 1989 SHALL BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE NOT home furnishings and a newly renovated you for an outstanding Ansaldl Built. One car i a q JREAL es t a t e PROPOSED ORDINANCE company,” said union spokes­ language during Tuedsay’s morning tradings at a foreign actual cost of the trip ranges from more than $700 to par diem hours. garage. Reasonably MORE THAN POUR (4) YEARS OF WARTIME SERVICE AT A jewelry department. Bradlees, one of the Stop opportunity. Degree In ( w anted BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of RATE AND IN A MANNER DETERMINED BY THE TOWN'S man Kenneth S. Zinn from union exchange market where the U.S. dollar saw its highest $1,400,” according to the CSPI. social work preferred. price at $143,500. Jack- Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to DAVID P. ACTUARIAL FIRM AND THE TOWN TREASURER'S OFFICE. headquarters in Washington, “ TWA is no longer running the ads and have no & Shop companies, operates 131 discount 8 2 8 - 8 5 1 3 But will consider son 8< Jackson Real ZUBROW and LEEANN ZUBROW, the premises described In WARTIME SERVICE PURCHASED SHALL BE FOR BENEFIT level against the Japanese yen in 22 months. LAND wanted. Five plus ACCRUED PURPOSES ONLY. D.C. further comment regarding the award,” said department stores in New England, New York, appropriate experience Estate, 647-8400.D Schedule A attached hereto for the sum of FIVE HUNDRED Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Virginia. In non-social work acres. Church of the (S5(X>.00) DOLLARS. Sec. 13-42 Ameunt el Retirement Benefits end . In announcing the decision to Donald Morrison, a spokesman for the airline. COVENTRY. Natural Living God of M an­ Disability Payment degree. For details call cedar sided tour bed­ SCHEDULE A keep the annual meeting open, Anheuser-Busch was cited for beer commercials Manchester Manor, chester Is Interested In Those premises situated In the Town of Manchester, County (e) (I) A member who Is disabled and eligible for room home with many of Hartford and State of Connecticut, described os follows: the company said in a prepared featuring a dog named Spuds MacKenzie. The CSPI 648-0129. purchasing land In payments In accordance with Section 13-41 (g) (I) or (II) Fournier joins realty firm tine features Including Manchester for pur­ Commencing at on Iron pin on the nortl^erly line ot land now shall be entitled to monthly payments while he or she Is statement that it “ considers the Pratt, lAE awarded said the commercials appeal to people under the a master bedroom su­ legal drinking age and associate drinking with Wheelchair pose of building wor­ or tormerlv of the Town ot Manchester, marking the disabled equal to one-twelfth (1/12th) of fifty percent UMWA’s claims in this iitigation Ronald J. Fourn­ ite with separate dress­ southwesterly corner of land now or formerly of David P. (50%) of his or her final average wages ot the time the athletics. Manufacturer ship center. Contact Zubrow and LeeAnn Zubrow and the southeasterly corner of member become disabled or ONE TWELFTH (1/I2th) to be without merit.” ier has joined the SECRETARY - ing area and whirlpool, Pastor David Mullen, “ As a responsible corporation, we are satisfied needs: two decks, two car land now or formerly of John W. Schneider and Pomelo W. OF TWO PERCENT (2%) OP HIS OR HER PINAL The union resolutions re­ $700 million in orders ReMax real estate CPA FIRM 372 Main Street, Man­ Schneider which Iron pin Is S04*-34'-45"W 198.62 feet distant AVERAGE WAGES, MULTIPLIED BY HIS OR HER that neither the Spuds MacKenzie advertisements garage and more! Situ­ quested a vpte on the company’s office at 297 E. ASSEMBLY MECHANIC Excellent opportunity for chester, CT 06040. 647- from the southerly line of Knollwood Rood; thence running, FULL AND PARTIAL YEARS OF CONTRIBUTORY nor our other brand commercials promote under­ ated on 0 premier lot In 7355. S85*-50‘-11'E along land now or formerly of sold Zubrow, 60 SERVICE TO A MAXIMUM OF 33 1/3 YEARS, anti-takeover measures, called EAST HARTFORD. (AP) — On Monday. Pratt & Whitney Center St. Qood mechanical aptitude efficient, personable a new subdivision with feet more or less to on Iron pin; thence S44*-47'-33'W passing WHICHEVER PROVIDES THE GREATER BENEFIT. age consumption,” said Michael J. Roarty, an required. We’ll train. for secret ballots by shareholders Two East Hartford companies announced that it had received an He recently com­ secretary. Statistical easy access to 1-84 and through land now or formerly of Sold Town of Manchester, Sec. 13-42 have received jet engine orders order from Air Outre Mer of executive vice president of Anheuser-Busch. “ Our pleted courses in word processing UCONN. $298,000. D.W. IRDDWS 89 feet more or less to a point In the center line of a brook; and sought the formation of a MACHINIST experience required, thence northwesterly along sold center line of sold brook, 5 (F) (III) EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1988, THE MONTHLY potentially worth more than $700 France for engines potentially commercials are placed only in programming In real estate and be­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ FDR RENT feet more or less to a point; thence N04*-34’-45'E passing PENSION BENEFIT BEING PAID TO A RETIRED committee that would study Knowledge ot bridgeporta general computer worth $268 million. International which the majority of viewers are above the legal came licensed in MANCHESTER. Beauti­ through land now or tormerlv of sold Town of Manchester, MEMBER OR HIS OR HER BENEFICIARY WHO possible sale of some Pittston million, the companies have and lathaa required. experience helpful. WAS RECEIVING BENEFITS ON JULY 1, 1987 minimum age to consume beer.” Connecticut. ful home with a first TOLLAND. Single fur­ 65 feet more or less to the point of beginning. subsidiaries. announced. Aero Engines, another East Please send resume to SHALL BE INCREASED BY SIX PERCENT (6%) OF R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, selected for Call floor family room hav­ nished room. Heot, Sold premises ore bounded: THE BENEFIT BEING PAID ON JULY 1, 1987. Union leaders said the purpose Pratt & Whitney announced Hartford-based firm, also re­ Fournier has Pue, Semel and Chick, similar reasons, did not respond to a request for ing 0 cathedral celling, electlclty and parking. NORTHERLY: bv land now or formerly of David Sec. 13-42(b) Early Retirement Benefit. of the resolutions was to make the today that four European airlines ceived an order for six engines been affiliated with Certified Public $80. weekly. 875-0337. P. Zubrow and LeeAnn Zubrow; comment from public relations spokesman David 6 4 7 - 8 5 9 6 skylight and heotolotor A member other than a Police Member who Is eligible company more accountable to its — Alitalia. Air Liberte. Minerve potentially worth $85 million. th e .Lutheran Accountants, P.O. Box fireplace. Kltchen/dln- SOUTHEASTERLY: bv land now or formerly the Town Fischel. for early retirement In accordance with Section shareholders. Company officials and Transwede — have ordered Church and as mis­ 2250, Vernon, Ct 06066. Ing area with atrium I APARTMENTS of Manchester; 13-41 (b) snail be entitled to a monthly pension The engines would be used to The CSPI also gave “ Hubbards” to Ohio Art Co. have sharply criticized the JT8D-200 jet engines worth more sion director for doors to large deck. FDR RENT SOUTHERLY; bv land now or formerly of the computed (based on the members contributory power McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Inc., of Bryan, Ohio, “ for implying that its ‘Zaks’ toy Easy access to shop­ I Town of Manchester; service prior to eorly retirement) In accordance with resolutions. than $385 million. the church bought trijets. The French airline has could operate on its own power when a child must ping and highways. WESTERLY; bv lohd now or formerly of the S ^ lo n 13-42(0) and reduced bv 0.25 PERCENT “ Far from representing any Alitalia ordered 50 engines for and sold land for MANCHESTER. One bed- Town of Manchester. (.002500) FOR EACH FULL MONTH BETWEEN HIS ordered four MD-lls and has move the toy”; and to National Benefit Life new congrega­ $249,900. D .W . Fish room apartment. $475 AND NORMAL legitimate shareholder concerns, 25 planes. with an option to double PATIENT SERVICE REP Prepared bv William J. Shea options to buy four more. Insurance, “ for claiming that a life insurance policy Realty, 643-1591 .□ per month Includes THREE YEARS these proposals were made by the the order. Air Liberte of France tions. He lives at 43 Assistant Town Attorney THAT ARE BETWEEN THE AGES OF SIXTY-TWO with ‘big dollar benefits’ could be purchased for HEBRON. Close to Man- heat and appliances. UMWA to harass the company in ordered engines for two planes, Pratt & Whitney will initially Scarborough Road CREDIT AND COLLECTIONS 5-11-89 SIXTY-FIVE (65) and 0.4167 percent $3.95 a month when the policy provided as little as chester, this chorp 649-8365.______(.CM167) tor each ADDITIONAL toll month thot Is the hope of achieving the union’s and Minerve. also of France, took supply 12 PW4000 engines worth with his wife. A full time day position Is available for a candidate Dutch Styled Raised This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this between his or her early retirement and Normal $1,000 worth of coverage.” TWO bedroom duplex. publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) objectives at'the collective bar­ options on two planes. Transwede $130 million with another 12 to be Nancy, and their with min. one year experience In credit collections Ranch Is a treat to Retirement Date. Pat Grandy, advertising manager for Ohio Art, Includes heat, hot w a­ days otter this publication of this ordinance a petition signed gaining table,” the company said of Sweden ordered two planes and purchased in Air Outre buys the daughter, Renee. Ronald J. Fournier and customer service In a hospital or medical field. view. Manicured ter, gas for cooking. by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, Sec. 13-43 Form ot Retirement Benefits and Disability described the toy as being like a puppet. Payments. in a prepared statement Monday. took options on four more. additional MD-lls. Position handles Inquiries for in-patlent/out-patient gardens, large lot with $685. per month. 659- os determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars billing and assist cashier In a a variety of duties. For room to room, large of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting 13-43 (b) (III) The Pension Board shall require that o 0703 after 4pm.______Its reference to a special Town election. consideration please submit resume/appileation to ; living areas In spicand Meniber furnish satisfactory evidence of good health THREE rooms, first James Fogarty It a Member's written election of an optional form of Human Resources, Rockville General Hospital, 31 span condition. Lots of benefit payments Is made within (three (3)) ONE (1) special features In this floor. 95 Wells Street. Secretary Union Street, Rockville, CT 06066. Office hours S375 monthly.646-0350 Board of Directors yeor(s) prior to the Member's actual retirement dote. one owner home. Call Manchester, Connecticut 8-4:30, Monday-Friday. LIKE private home. 3'/i Sec. 13-44 Benefits Upon Death or Termination ot Barbara Weinberg at Doted at Manchester, Connecticut CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 eeo/aa m/f/h/v 647- 1419. R E/M A X.g rooms. Leose. W ork­ Employment. this 7th day of June, 1989 Sublect to Section 13-47 CHARMING Colonial. 25 ing single, married couple preferred. 643- 016-06 |,gJHELP Stephen Street. Three (a) DEATH BEFORE RETIREMENT. EXCEPT AS I PART TIME I PART TIME IllJ H E L P IlfJ H E L P IllJ H E L P bedroom , Vh bath, 2880. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT PROVIDED IN SECTION 1348, UPON THE DEATH OF I LOST w anted Join the World of Advertising!! NOTICE OF ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE A MEMBER, WHO IS LESS THAN FIFTY-FIVE (55) Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED LLLIwanted i i M w anted l•'^ W A H T E 0 I'M large dining room and MANCHESTER. Three YEARS OF AGE OR WHO IS FIFTY-FIVE (55) YEARS AND FOUND bedrooms, I'/s baths, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 tireplaced living room. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the OF AGE OR OLDER WITH LESS THAN TEN (10) LPN needed. Full or part attic and cellar. $750 As a condition precedent to PART Time secretary re­ LAUNDRY. Immediate CLERK TYPIST. 60 wpm. ASSISTANT for Man­ CLERK TYPIST Screened porch, two adoption bv the Board of Directors of the Town of YEARS OF CONTRIBUTORY SERVICE, WHO IS NOT SAVE from Bolton Doo PART Time housekeep­ time position availa­ n o t r e c e iv e d r e t ir e ­ the plocement of any odver- ceptionist for small full time position In our Will train computer chester doctor office. cor garage. Quiet per month plus utili­ Manchester, Connecticut on June 6, 1989. Pound Dalmatian Lab ing. Five hours per ble. Send resume to m e n t BENEFITS, DISABILITY PAYMENTS OR tlslno In the Manchester He­ recently renovated and word processor. Afternoon hours. Must neighborhood. Call ties, security and refer­ PROPOSED ORDINANCE X. Male, 4 months old. day. Pick vour days. growing medical of­ P.O. Box 687, Coven­ p e n s io n p a y m e n t s , a l u m p s u m d e a t h BENE- rald, Advertiser hereby laundry. Experience Position Involves typ­ be dependable and Full time diversified opening in our R E /M A X . Ron Fourn­ ences. No pets. 643- PIJ WILL BE PAID BY THE TOWN TREASURER TO 646-9699. Manchester Village fice. Transcription and try, CT 06238. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of agrees to protect, Indemnity word processing pre­ preferred but willing to ing, record keeping, have pleasant person­ Advertising Department. Knowledge ier 647-1419 or 649-3087.D 2121. Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to CARL T. THE MEMBER'S BENEFICIARY. THE AMOUNT OF and hald harmless the Man­ M otor Inn. 646-2300. and general office du­ ality. Willing to train. RECEPTIONIST. CHADBURN and MARGARET N. CHADBURN, the premises THE LUMP SUM DEATH BENEFIT WILL EQUAL; chester Herald, Its afticers ferred. Accounting ex­ train conscientious In­ MANCHESTER. Spa­ MANCHESTER. Onebed- LICENSED nurse- 3pm- ties. Benefits and good Salary negotiable for Summer hours 9-4 of data processing a plus but will room apartment. Hot described In Schedule A attached hereto for the sum of FIVE (I) the total contribution made bv the Member and employees against any perience helpful. Ap­ dividual. Good starting cious and unique tour HUNDRED (S500.00) DOLLARS. 11pm, two or three days proximately 30 hours rate. Complete, fully salary. Glastonbury of­ experienced Indlvld- Monday through Fri­ bedroom, three bath water, carpeting, air prior to July 1, 1983, with compound Interest at and all liability, loss .or IANNOUNCEMENTS train. Pleasant telephone manner, SCHEDULE A the rote of expense. Including attor­ per week. Call 649-2358. per week. $7. per hour. paid benefit program. fice. Call Sue or Bar- ual. Call 646-5153. day. Fall hours 1:30- Ranch In Forest Hills. conditioning, all op- (A) three percent (3%) per year tor the period neys' fees, arising from SECRETARY/Receptloi Paid holidays and sick Call Manchester bara 659-2666.______5:00. Great for M an­ good typing and spelling necessary. This lovely home has pllonces. Coll 647-1595. Those premises situated In the Town of Manchester, County claims af unfair trade practi­ ATTENTION: Seniors BUSY sales office look­ of Hartford and State of Connecticut, described os follows; from the January 1st following the date 1st wanted part time, days. Excellent oppor­ Manor for details. 646- chester Community master bedroom with THREE Bedroom apart­ ♦[*•,contribution wos made through the ces, Infringement of trade­ and career women. We ELECTRICIAN Journey­ ing for a full time Commencing at on Iron pin marking o northerly corner of Invite you to take ad­ 25-30 hours per week. tunity for Independent 0129.______man. Residential, College student. Call full both/whlrpool, ment available July first ot the month In which death occurs or. marks, trade names or pat­ secretary, heavy typ­ Julie at 646-0338. Good hourly wage, excellent bene­ land now or formerly of Carl T. Chodburn and Margaret N. It earlier, January 1, 1984, and ents, violation of rights of vantage ot our servi­ Manchester Board of hard worker. 646-7552. Call 643-2711 to ploce your Commercial and In­ family room with fire­ 1st. $650. per month Chodburn and the northeasterly corner of land now or Realtors Is a small ing and skillful phone place and sliders to (B) five percent (5%) per yeor tor the period privacy and Infringement of ces. We will grocery ad. dustrial work. Able to experience necessary. fits including dental. plus one month secur- formerly of the Town of Manchester, which Iron pin Is copyright and proprietary friendly non-smoking deck, sunken living Ity. 643-4862.______S44*-47'-33’ W, 135.16 feet distont from the southerly line of from January 1, 1984 through the first ot shop, do laundry, clean work without supervi­ Call Alda Morin at the month In which death occurs, plus rights, unfair competition house and run errands office and we are look­ When you hove some­ SECRETARIAL/Recep- sion. Benefits, Insu­ BANK room with bow win­ Knollwood Rood; thence running S0l*-45'-30'E along land and libel and slander, which 633-8385. AVAILABLE Imme- now or formerly sold Chodburn, 114.32 feet to o point; thence (II) the totol contributions made bv the Member on 1 dows plus many other for reasonable prices. ing for a pleasant “per­ thing to sell, find a cash tlonlst, part time. rance, good wages. 875- Inter-branch Call the Manchester Herald for inter­ dlately. Nice one bed- S54*-46'-04’ W passing through land now or formerly of the may result from the publico- sonality" with good features. Call now fora and otter July 1, 1983, with compound Interest tion of any advertisement in For more Information buyer the easy w a v ... with Small residential treat­ 5905.______runner. Mon-Wed, view appointment at 643-2711, ask room. Carpet, Town of Manchester, 10 feet more or less to a point In the ot the rote ot five percent (5%) per year for the call 644-2466 after 5pm. typing ability to a low-cost ad In Classi­ ment facility tor ado­ TRUCK Driver class II CARPENTER or private showing. V al­ appliances, enclosed center line of a brook; thence northeasterly along sold period from the Jonuory 1st following the dote the Manchester Herald by 3:30pm-6:30pm. erie Huestls, 647-1419or center line of sold brook, 85 feet more or less to a point; advertiser. Including adver­ answer phone and In­ fied. 643-2711. lescent girls. Typing, license and roller oper­ carpenter helpers for Dennis Santoro. porch, heat and hot the contribution was mode through the first ot put listings. Training word processing expe­ Thur and Fri, 645- 8293. thence N44*-47'-33’ E passing through land now or formerly the month In which death occurs. tisements In any free distri­ Need repairs around the ator for paving con­ wanted. water. $575. Garage of sold Town of Manchester, 89 feet more or less to the point bution publlcotlons pub­ will be provided for the Placing an ad In Classified rience necessary. Send tractor. Apply at Upton 3pm-7:45pm. Call MANCHESTER. Beauti­ available. 646-4144. of beginning. P f ATH OF A MEMBER WHO HAS lished by the Manchester home? Call an expert. right candidate. Call Yankee Carpenters ATTAINED AGE FIFTY-FIVE (55) WITH AT LEAST TEN Is easy. Just call 643-2711. resume to M ary Car­ Construction, 537 Staf­ 646-1700 ext. 291. ful seven room Cape Sold premises ore bounded; Herald. Penny Sleffert, You’ll find the help you Mary GrabowskI at ney, 151 Hartford after 5, Mike with first floor solar y2i-2FJ^5$.Prj??S'^?'®UTORY SERVICE WHO IS NOT We'll help you with the ford Road, Mansfield Manchester. IHDMES EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Carl T. n o t r e c e iv e d r e t ir e m e n t Publisher. need In Classified. 643- 646-2450 for your confi­ Road, Manchester, CT 646-4672 eoe COMMERCIAL oriented family room. 2711. wording of your ad. or call between 8am - FDR RENT Chodburn and Margaret N. d is a b il it y p a y m e n t s or p e n s io n dential Interview. 06040. 5pm 742-6190. LENDING OFFICER Three skylights, An­ Chodburn; PAYMENTS, A DEATH BENEFIT WILL BE PAID BY dersen window wall SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of the TO THE MEMBER'S SPOUSE overlooking back yard MANCHESTER. Spa­ ? 2 2 *.4 J S jy E T Y PERCENT (50%) OF THE AMOUNT Town ot Manchester, 10 feet more WOULD HAVE BEEN ELIGIBLE TO and opens onto large cious 3 bedroom du­ Central Connecticut based bank or less; ®®TIRED o n t h e d a y o f HIS MANCHESTER JOB SERVICE... always ready to serve Job-aaekara and area employers at no charge.. deck. Two full baths, plex, S705 plus utilities. SOUTHWESTERLY: bv land now or formerly of the THE OPTIONAL FORM OF with aggressive and growing fireplace. Lots of Cal I 647-0708 after 5 pm. Town of Manchester, 85 feet more ?JTA?P.“ Ji'J-®®NEFIT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-43 division seeks an individual to closet space. Must see or less; THAT IN THE CASE OF MEMBERS Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: to appreciate the STORE AND NORTHWESTERLY: by other land now or formerly of ^ y e a r s o f a g e a t THE TIME M augment commercial lending staff. the Town of Manchester, 89 feet PE PEAJSAND WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY ELECTED value. $159,9(X). Realty OFFICE SPACE DP RETIREMENT BENEFIT World, Benoit, more or less. SECTION 13-43 (b) (I) SHALL HAVE The position will be responsible for Prepared bv William J. Shea * Immediate opening for heat treat •Area machine shop has opening Frechette Associates, EilR-J.O t h e MEMBER'S SPOUSE THE ELECTED SERVICE •Like protective service work? • Class 2 Ct. driver's llcense/good ' Prior experience In Inspection of business development efforts 646- 7709.D MANCHESTER, 600 sq. Assistant Town Attorney BENEFIT. furnace operator. Employer will Employer will train Individual with motor vehicle record required for metal parts, knowledge of mili­ for Individual with knowledge of primarily in East Hartford, ft., utilities, parking 5-11-89 I*'' Steven R. Werbner, Assistant Town Attorney train. Pay * full fringe benefits. clean record/own transportation. truck driving Job delivering build­ tary specificatlons/government basic lathe operations. Good pay MANCHESTER. This Included. $12. per sq. ft. 5-2-89 neat three bedroom Will guard construction site/dlrect ing supplies. Good pay rate. Inspection of textile parts will rate. Glastonbury and Manchester. yearly. 2nd floor, 1 mile This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Cape features a front to publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this •Employer seeking In-process in­ traffic. Good pay rate. qualify Individual for supervisory to 1-84. 649-9404 publication In this newspaper provided fhot within ten (10) Candidate should have at least two back living room, IV3 days otter this publication of this Ordinance a petition • Word processor opening for Indi­ spector with 1 yr. experience us­ •Like office work? Challenging position in quality control depart­ signed bv not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the (toys after this publication of this Ordinance a petition • Like bench work? Assembler open­ years lending/calling background, baths. New electric hot signed bv not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the vidual with either experience or ing electronic test equipment: opening for clerk typist Involving ment. Excellent pay • fringe be­ iqeJVACAT!DN Town, os determined from the latest official lists of the ing requires 1 yr. experience In water heater. Energy Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk Town, as determined from the latest official lists ot the equivalent training. Must type 45 read blueprints. 2nd shift. Good general office work and public nefits. with solid credit foundation. Please Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk printed circuit board assembly. efficient furnace to WDI rentals requesting Its reference to o special Town election. wpm. Excellent pay ♦ fringe be­ pay rate * shift differential * contact. Type 45 wpm. Good pay Jjfafe of Connecticut send resume and salary reouestlng Its reference to a special Town election. Must have component recognition; fringe benefits. good working condi­ James Fogarty nefits ♦ advancement opportuni­ fringe benefits. Labor Department tion. Yard Is. profes­ MISQUAMICUT Four James Fogarty able to terminal wrap, solder, and requirements to Box G, c/o the Secretory Secretary ties. • No experience required for laborer sionally maintained. rooms, cable, heoted, Board of Directors work from blueprints. Good pay 806 Main Street Manchester Herald. Manchester, Connecticut Board of Directors to help set forms for concrete work. Call for showing. walking distance to Manchester, Connecticut and full benefits. beach. Families only. Good rate of pay. Manchester, CT 06040 Realty World, Benoit, Doted at Manchester, Connecticut Doted at Manchester, Connecticut $550. weekly. Call 643- this 7th day of June, 1989 (203) 649-4558 Frechette Associates, this 7th day of June, 1989 646-7709.P 0491. 018-06 0)7-06 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 13, 1989

I q ^ cars I CARS I CARS CARS ' FURNITURE E l FOR W e EJJ f o r s /ile FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE J Speciolisl LANE Cherry hope chest MUSTANG, 1979. Asking FORD Escot 86. Excellent Thanks Iowa-bound Veto with cedar Interior and $750. 643-5919.______72 HOUR MONEY BACK CHORCHES MOTOr Is condition. $3,300 or brass fixtures. Like Eight cylinder, new best offer. 643-5106 or new. $175. 871-1305 after CLYDE GUARANTEE 80 Oakland St. transmission, 71 Chevy 525-3101.______Manchester High wrestlers Bush acts quickly 5 pm. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Ford *77 Qrsnsda •2.49S Manchester, CT Praise offered Malibu. Needs some R O U TE 83, V E R N O N PLYMOUTH Custom Vo------OdHil— Nissan ‘83 Sontra •2,998 1989 DODGE DYNASTY •12,139 work. $500 or best offer. Chavy *84 Chavatta •3,995 lolre 79. Four door on pay measure /7 When you have some­ 83 Mercury Marquis 4 Dr. *4995 1988 CHRYSLER 5lh AVE In Junior Olympic tourney / I I 643-9846. ■14,595 64,000 original miles. for principal /3 thing to sell, find a cosh 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 Dodoa'83 400 •3.999 m Toyota *88 Tareal •8,595 1988 DODGE ARIES •7,995 Rear detogger, no rust. buyer the easy w ay... with PONTIAC Grandprix, 83. 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 Chavy '87 Cavallar •9.995 Excellent condition. a low-cost ad In Classi­ $2,500 or best offer. 1988 GM SIERRA P.U. •6,995 HEATING/ 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 •9,995 Very reliable. $2,500. or fied. 643-2711. Excellent condition. Ford -86 LTD 1988 DODGE SHADOW •8795 CHILD CARE PLUMBING 742-9033.______85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Olda *84 Cutlass •9,995 best offer. 644-1370 ot­ 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 Ford *87 Rsnoar P.U. •9,999 1988 DODGE D150 P.U. •11,396 ter 2pm. Red Dodge Demon, QUALITY child day care Olds *84 DsHs •5,998 1988 DODGE DAYTONA •10,199 u TV/STEREO/ 85 Electra T-Type *9995 available. I have two CARMICHAEL 1971.New exhaust, Buick *88 RsqsI •6,996 APPLIANCES great running, low 86 Cutlass Clera Wag. *8995 1987 DODGE OMNI •4,995 ITRUCKS/VANS openings tor two - tour PLUMBING AND Pont. M too STE •7,995 year olds. Call Janet m iles. $500 or best 85 Century Wagon *7995 Olds *86 98 Rsgsnoy •9,996 1987 BUICK SKYHAWK •5,495 I FOR SALE 649-2831. HEATING ELECTRIC Stove. Sears offer. 646-8663 offer 5. 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 Toyota ’S6 Collet QTS •9.995 1987 CHRYSLER 5th AVE •13,995 Additions, remodeling, boiler 20", 4 burner. White Olds *88 Dsita •10,999 JEEP Pickup V-8 74. 67 Dodge Charger. Re­ 86 Monte Carlo *7695 1984 RENAULT ENCORE raplacsmsnts, and complete Nutone Coppertone Olds *87 08 T-8adan •14,996 •2,250 Power steering, power IKo JCLEANING plumbing & heating aervlce. built 383 and 727 AT. 65 Camaro Coupe *6995 Range hood with vent Good condition. Extra Pontlao *89 Formula •19.999 1986 PLYMOUTH RELIANT •9.195 brakes, auto transmis­ I SERVICES Fully licensed and Insured. 86 Qrand Am 2 Dr. *7995 to outside. Very good ports. $2000 takes oil. BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 1963 CHRYSLER 5th AVE *9,250 sion. Meyers, 4 way Call condition. Ideal for 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 plow. Runs excellent. 646-4692 leave message. AND MARINE 1983 BUICK RIVIERA •5.500 875-7388 apartment or summer 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 $1,500. 871-0014. RENIE & JOEY OLDS D elto 75. One 256 Adimi St., Minch. 1980 MERCURY MONARCH •1.999 JANITORIAL SERVICES camp. Both for $75. l0anrl|PBtpr IpralJi Manchester, 646-0271. owner. Excellent con­ 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 649-1746 COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL > dition. $1500. Coll 649- ★ 643-2791 ★ Iq q J CAMPERS/ INDUSTRIAL 101 J MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL Electric self­ 5612 otter 5pm. TRAILERS HONEST A DEPENDABLE SERVICES cleaning gold range. N CALL NOW: 2 9 5 -8 7 6 6 $50. Kitchen Aid dis­ HONDA Civic, 1980. SCHALLER hwasher, $25. Both In CARDINAL JOE RILEY’S SOUTHWIND Matar 6 4 6 -1 5 9 4 GSL Building Mainte­ 1300DX, four speed, ACURA QUALITY Newsstand Price: 35 Cents good condition. Call 100,000 plus miles, ex­ PRE-OWNED AUTOS BUICK, INC. DILLON FORD Home, 30', 1984. Excel­ Wednesday, June 14, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm nance Co. Commercl- 1888 Chevy Suburban *18980 lent condition, new en­ 649-4735. Keep trying. cellent condition. Ask­ 85 Chrysler Laser *4595 319 M a in St., M anchester ol/ResIdentlol building 1988 Toyota Tercel *6980 gine, new tires, rear repairs and home Im­ ing $650. Days 646-3633. S Spd.. A/C. Low M ll« 88 "EXP Coupe *7495 LAWN CARE After 5:30pm 659-8226. 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 twin beds, fully provements. Interior FIND A CASH buyer for 81 Mercury Cougar *3495 1988 Chav Conver Van *17999 88 Escort "LX" H/B *7495 Fully Equip.. 20,000 MIIm equipped, generator, and exterior pointing, those golf clubs you never VOLARE 1976, runs, new 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 88 Escort "QL" H/B *7495 microwave, roof olr YARD MASTERS light carpentry. Com­ use! Advertise them for engine. Automatic, 4 GpGGd. Sttrto. CiMn Car 1988 Buick Century *11990 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 conditioning, and o lot China nabs 2 student leaders, expels 2 U.S. reporters Yard cleaned. plete lonltorlol ser­ sole In classified. Just dial newer tires. $400. 647- 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 66 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7965 more. 568-3635. Priced vice. Experienced, rel­ 643-2711 to place your od. 9424. 4-Spssd. Stsrao. LIks New 1986 Century Wagon *8980 83 Escort 2 Door *4995 to sell. Trees cut, 1986 Mercury Cougar *7290 iable, tree estimates. 85 Honda CRX *4495 87 Escort "QL" H/B ' *5595 The British Broadcasting Corp. in pro-democracy protests, which ment is not sensible and is sion news charged. “He protected Have dump truck, 5 apMd. Starto. Sporty 1966 Chevrolet Cavalier *5990 By Jim Abrams 643-0304.______CHEVY Elcomino 75. V-8, 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 UConn cancels talk shortsighted, and will gain no the leaders of student groups and will haul. 83 Olds Regency *5995 1986 Buick Electra *10250 I MOTORCYCLES/ The Associated Press in Beijing initially reported that ended June 3-4 with a military I GOOD THINGS auto transmission, 89 Brand New Fastiva *5765 amid fears ... page 5 advantage in the end,” the exchanged information with HAWKES TREE SERVICE V8. Fully Loadad. Lika Naw 1986 Buick Century *7690 m opeds Brian Barron, its Far Eastern TV assault on Beijing’s center in 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 power steering, power 85 VW QTI *6495 86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5866 I Bucket, truck k chipper. TO EAT 1984 Riviera Cpe *8995 BEIJING — Authorities today correspondent also was ordered which hundreds of unarmed editorial said. them.” brakes. Runsexcellent. 6>apd. A/C. Black 1984 Mercury Cougar *8180 86 Mercury Sable "QS" *7495 In New York, Louis D. Boc- Stump removal. Free KAWASAKI Nllo 750 out, but later said "it was just a wave broadcasts are an impor­ civilians were killed. Police said Pomfret violated CARPENTRY/ estimates. Special $1,500. 871-004. 85 VW QTI *5995 1988 Buick LeSabre *8290 86 F250 4x4 *6995 announced the arrest of two of 21 S>tpd. A/C. Silvar 15,000 miles. Vance and tant source of information for The Communist Party news­ martial law regulations on re­ cardi, president and general REMODELING consideration for elderly 1985 Buick Somerset *7440 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 student leaders wanted for roles mistake.” and handicapped. hines header. Coll manager of The Associated STRAWBERRiES MANY OTHERS TO 1964 Eldorado Convert *14996 85 Bronco II AT *8995 in the pro-democracy movement The expulsion order came as Chinese, as spreading "distor­ paper, the People’s Daily, porting and had met with leaders Chaponis Brother's 1685 Buick Regal *7470 Gory offer 5pm; 645- Press, said; “We deplore and WE DELIVER CHOOSE FROM 88 Ranger XLT *8995 and ordered two Western repor­ authorities intensified criticism tions.” They have also con­ warned the United States in a of the independent student organ­ 647-7553 Pick your own. For Homs Delivery, Call 1985 Buick Skyhawk *5250 6176. have protested in the strongest FARRAND REMODELING 67 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 ters expelled for their reporting of the United States and pTessed demned Washington for shelter­ harsh front-page editorial today izations that led seven weeks of Clark Street 345 CENTER ST. 81 Adorns St. YAM AHA YZ 490, 1987. terms to the Chinese government Room additions, decks, roof­ PROFESSKNUL MECHAMC South Windsor 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 MANCHESTER 88Ford F150P/U *10595 on the martial law crackdown. on with a nationwide clampdown ing Chinese dissident Fang Lizhl to “stop interfering in China’s protests for a freer China. ing, elding, windows and gutt­ Manchester Runsexcellent. $1500or this unwarranted assault on fair 27 yrs •xperience Free containers. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 Given three days to leave were on dissent that has already netted and his wife, Li Shuxian, at the internal affairs and not do any­ “Pomfret used his journalism ers. 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Both for Democrats sought to recover on Democrats by Rep. Newt $100. Manchester, 646- from the ethics turmoil that Gingrich, R-Ga. “In this era of LANDSCAPING 0271.______1986 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 4 door, Automatic, PS, PB, Air Cond., #1933 brought down two of their top Newtspeak, we need to confront PAINTING AND CRAFTSMAN 10 horse three officials. crass with class,” Obey said, CARPENTRY WORK L a w n C a re power rider mower 1984 DODGE DAYTONA Automatic, PS, PB, P/Windows, Power Locks, Gephardt defeated Rep. Ed according to one staff member IncludM Interior and Extorlor with double baggers. pelnUng, Rebuilding porehee end e Odd Jobs Air Cond., Tilt, Stereo Cassette, #1928 Jenkins of Georgia in a secret deckt end InetellTng Stockade Used 1 month selling present. (encae. • Clean Up due to Illness. 644-1676. ballot by a vote of 181-76. The Missourian’s relatively Free Eatiniatee — Fully Inaurad « Experienced Workers 1986 FORD MUSTANG PS, PB, Extra Clean, #1967 Three Democrats were vying easy win came in large measure 6 4 3 4 3 8 6 Mk for MIchaol C all: Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald for the No. 3 job in the party because of his ability to listen and 649-2920 or 643-2037 |§ ? 1 SALES hierarchy. seek consensus, demonstrated THEIR TIME — Jaeqelynn Gallagher, left, and Kelly Manchester. Gallagher and King were among 15 “I think we’ve got to get the over 12 years in Congress, his TUITION PAINTERS students who graduated at Manchester Community House back on track,” Gephardt • RMManlial Eictartor Printing NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ YOUR CHOICE King look proud during graduation exercises Tuesday reputation as a legislative strate­ • Fully Inturad CONCRETE eral Statute 23-65 prohibits College. told reporters. “We’ve got to be gist, and his campaign work last • Fraa. Raaaonabla Eatimatat night for the Regional Occupational Training Center in the posting ot advertise­ 1983 RENAULT ALLIANCE Auto, A/C, #1869 able to assert and pass a year on behalf of many Call Bruce ments by any person, firm or substantive agenda,” he said, corporation on o telegraph, Democrats. 6 4 6 -2 3 9 2 Concrete Floors specifically mentioning a savings The whip’s race pitted Rep. #*•■!*(* telephone, electric light or 1983 DODGE 600 # “SOLD *2495 power pole or to a tree, — CHOICE — Well-earned praise and loan industry bailout, ad­ William Gray, D-Pa., the chair­ and Additions shrub, rock, or any other dressing the nation’s budget natural object wlthouto writ­ man of the Democratic caucus, Residential & ten permit tor the purpose of problems, clean air legislation, against Rep. David Bonior, D- Wallpapering Commercial. protecting Itorthepubllcond 10 PRE-OWNED day care and parental leave, and Mich. Running a distant third by Interlor/Exterlor Painting Free Estimates. carries o tine ot up to $50 tor for ‘real class acf ethics reform. most accounts was Rep. Beryl References and Insured each offense. HONDAS IN STOCK MANOESTERHChCA Insured. MANCHESTER. i4 Folr- Gephardt failed last year in a Anthony, D-Ark., the chairman of 643-9321 or 649-4431 vlew St. June 17th. Fur­ By Maureen Leavitt a sociology professor at MCC. bid for the party’s presidential the party’s House campaign arip. Gary McHugh John Hannon CARS COMING IN Manchester Herald “The real world says that most of niture, old lamps, rr#4jis uiiino A ADAMS ST. nomination. Gray, the early favorite, had Martin Mattsson Concrete Company trunks, desks and S»prarmf 24 (you) are never evep going to go In selecting him, Democrats been hampered by reports the miscellaneous.______DAILY! Referred to as a “real class to school, let alone graduate. I turned to a figure with lots of FBI was investigating whether EXPERT 875-9371 MULTI Street tog sole. ^^M ANCHESTER, CT 06040 act,” 15 graduates from the think you have overcome and television experience, a populist there was a no-work “ghost Exterior and Interior Anthony and Elizabeth Regional Occupational Training achieved more than most of the message honed on the presiden­ employee” on his staff. The painting and wallpaper Roods on Birch Moun­ Center received diplomas, were other students because they are hanging. Limited exterior tain In Bolton, June 17, tial campaign trail and — per­ Justice Department said this reatoralTon. Pravloua work congratulated and lauded for expected to do so.” haps most important in Washing­ can be aaan upon requaat. w CLASSIFIED I 9om. 646-3515 Contact BC Company, their outstanding achievements Jack Peak, director of the ton’s current ethics climate — a See HOUSE, page 10 644-6968. CRAFTS i Tuesday night. ROTC, explained to the audience A Feature of This fe The school, located on Wethe- of about 150 family members and “fT'e can tell you Newspaper rell Street, serves the mentally friends how appropriate a loca­ ivhal to look for... ( h retarded, socially emotionally tion the college is for the Police station proposal and what to look maladjusted and physically han­ ceremony since many of the o u tfo rF ' dicapped. It is run by the ROTC students are employed and Manchester school system. remain as employees after is unveiled in Coventry The ceremony was held in the graduation. H a r B r o Lowe Program Center of Man­ "We at ROTC have always had By Nancy Concelman chester Community College. It is favorable impressions of the Sketch of plan ... page 10 P a i n t i n g the second year the graduation warm receptions our students Manchester Herald has been held there. of IMancheater receive.” Peak said. Many stu­ As the 11 young men in blue dents work at the college, and COVENTRY — A committee of The new facility would house robes and four young women in they’re always very warmly citizens has recommended con­ the police department, civil de­ Quality Painting TAG verting the historic Loomis House fense office, town fire marshal Services yellow robes marched to the received. It’s a place full of vary strains of “Pomp and Circum­ on Route 44 into a police and and his four deputies, who now caring and concerned work out of the fire marshal's »Free Estimate: stance.” some signaled to rela­ individuals.” public safety facility at a cost of 1 home. The police department eSenior Citizen Discounts tives. others looked straight Jonathan M. Daube, president about $1.2 million, according to ahead smiling, and a few wiped of the college, was scheduled to plans submitted to the town currently operates out of the eAluminum k Vinyl Town Office Building. Powerwashing tears from their eyes. address the graduates but be­ Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald manager today. SALE “There are many graduations came ill. He asked Cassano, who The proposal from the Commit­ The Loomis house will serve the needs of the departments “in a 646.6815 that will take place ... but this to is on the advisory board of ROTC, PROUD MOMENT — James Howe, right, president tee for Reuse of the Loomis House We’re Here To Serve me is the most meaningful of all to represent him. as a Police and Public Safety highly visible, centrally located the graduations,” said guest “I’ve been able to witness the of the graduating class at the Regional Occupational Facility calls restoring the 19th- area with excellent access to all speaker Stephen T. Cassano. Training Center, reads a farewell speech from century structure and building a areas of the town, at a reasonble Manchester’s deputy mayor and See ROTC, page 10 Braille. ROTC Director Jack Peak is at his side. two-story. 14,400-square-foot ELECTRICAL TIME addition. See LOOMIS, page 10 MAINVILLE ELECTRIC Proleeelonal electileal work done. ^P O R T A B LE PICNIC. Maks sS k^clevar gift or for your own en- ^ Update that otd fuae panel to ^,^joyment; a table cover oi \ Town working ‘feverishly’ to finish wetlands pact TODAV circuit breakete. >^>^ground cloth with pockett ^ Will do all types of electrtcal 4 Days for the Price of 3! ^:r:^that can be folded Into a port- \ work. j:^|able picnic case. 54x68 In-j not be able to sign it by Friday. Wakefield, Mass., will split a Eddy would pay $225,000. The Engineers and Brunoli, Werbner Small classes Call for frae aatimata ^chee. Instructlont include j Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? By Nancy Concelman said. 647-7292. patterna for a big double bar-1 Manchester Herald Meanwhile, the federal govern­ $.300,000 federal fine and pay the Army Corps had delayed work for mitt and food bowM two months under a cease-and- Connecticut high schools are ^:pcover. #1234 S4.65 ] The best way to announce it la with a Herald Classified Ad. ment reiterated threats to sue the general contractor for lost work Fulfillment of other provisions sliding into a demographic valley town if an agreement isn’t signed time. desist order. m SATISFACTION OR YOUR \ The town hopes to sign an have also caused delays, he said. that won’t bottom out until 1994. DUMAS ELECTRIC The town and engineer are Service changes, M MONEY BACKI \ Just place your ad before Tuesday and you're all set for agreement authorizing fines and by July, Werbner said. Federal The town agrees with the For example, the town is required Story on page 3. ^^^To order plane mail check or \ penalties for its illegal expansion officials have threatened to sue charged with filling in about 4 to submit plans for restoration of additional wiring and ^^money order and project acres of wetlands at the plant provisions of the agreement but repairs on existing ^'^number and name, with your the week. of the sewage treatment plant by since the agreement was ap­ has been struggling with the legal some of the filled wetlands. Those ^::;^name, a d d re ti and zip. Add proved in principle by the Board without necessary permits. The Index homes. Quality work at i^:^$2.95 for catalog (Includei k the end of this month, after nearly language of the consent decree, plans must be approved by all affordable prices. ^%616 In diacount coupons!) In a year of negotiations with the of Directors last August, Werbner U.S. Army Corps of Engineers agencies involved, which is a ^^Okla. pleate add tax. Werbner said. B usiness. .18 Nation/World Entirely owner operated. t federal government and other said. had originally proposed fines of $1 lengthy process, Werbner said. M CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Call 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 “They have said that all million. Any changes in the language Classified _ 18-20 ______6-7, 9 27 years exp. Call MANCHEBTf N HERALD 06040 parties. Assistant Town Manager Meanwhile the project is about Comics______16 Obituaries_____ 2 m P.O.BOX 1000 along,” he said. Under the agreement approved must be reviewed by the town and Focus______15 Opinion______8 Joseph Dumas m BIXBY, OK 74008 Steven R. Werbner said today. in August the town would pay the federal governments. Metcalf & half done and should be com­ Food______14 People______15 646-5253. TAG SALE SIGN Q I I H j Q WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. “We’re working feverishly to Under the agreement. the town get it done this week.” Werbner and its engineer on the $27 million contractor, Fred Brunoli & Sons Eddy, the Environmental Protec­ pleted by 1991,one yearlaterthan Local/State Sports___ 11-13 said. But. he added, the town mav project. Metcalf & Eddy Inc. of Inc. of Avon. $50,000. Metcalf & tion Agency, U.S. Army Corps of originally planned. Werbnersaid. ______2-5,10 Television____ 17