I ’d like to think this vltch," He make the Formula be with a omething ily drive J llawhpHtrr Irralb Saturday, May 28,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents v«Waonon« ’•nglrwrttStr) •dHgvtiyou vvfidttoonl GORBACHEV SEEKS EDGE IN SUMMIT By Barry Schweld day, the day before the summit The Associated Press ends, according to an official ng Soviet source who spoke only on HELSINKI, Finland - By condition he not be identified. shuffling the summit schedule Never before has a general and questioning delegations set to secretary of the Soviet Commu­ 111 meet with President Reagan, nist Party met formally with Kremlin leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ reporters on home territory, the chev is sending an unmistakeable source said. signal that he intends to seize the Meanwhile, a Leningrad "refu­ initiative during the pair’s Mos­ senik," Roald Zelichenok, said in J^oooi cow face-off. a telephone Interview that KGB The challenge facing Reagan secret police had warned him as he awaits the start of the against accepting an invitation to summit Sunday is to maintain his meet Reagan on Monday. well-rehearsed game plan — or to The Jewish dissident, who has P«i been refused permission to emi­ alter it to compete with the Soviet leader. grate to Israel for more than 10 The Soviets already have years, said he was told "in light of scrambled the schedule for the security measures” around Mos­ talks opening Monday and appar­ cow, he would not be permitted to ently imposed restraints on some leave Leningrad. of the people who hoped to meet There were reports, too, that OB with Reagan. some of the church officials due to One of two summit sessions meet Reagan at the Danilov scheduled for Monday was monastery also were being kept scrubbed, although the time away. allotted for the two leaders to The White House said Thursday meet — 6 hours — was that everyone invited to attend maintained. both gatherings would be there. The Soviets gave no specific And in Moscow, officials explanation, saying an "internal showed no concern over the function” required the meetings and sought to minimize cancellation. their impact. Vladimir F. Petrovsky said Reginald PInto/Manchecter Herald The White House, puzzled at fo o iim first, decided to describe the "the U.S. president... is certainly free to decide who of Soviet ?•**•*/ decision as “ mutual" and not TIME TO REMEMBER — David Morsey, left, and C.A. “Skip” Mikoleit, make a fuss. citizens he finds interesting and members of the Permanent Memoriai Day Committee, place flags at the Moreover, Gorbachev will take useful to meet with outside the graves of veterans in East Cemetery Wednesday. The nation observes the unprecedented step of holding Memoriai Day with parades and other ceremonies on Monday. a news conference next Wednes­ See GORBACHEV, page 2 CL&P files request for rate hikes/9 wwfd Reading, writing, risk in NYC/11 m no I*u irnii D r. Crane’s Quiz Senate rejects amendments, Documents detail woman’s burial story By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester police released the day. But the documents reveal that residence has not been revealed, first 1. A fast ball pitcher may hurl the baseball at Manchester Herald documents — 187 pages of transcripts, police interviewed a man they be­ made her allegations known in a letter about what maximum qieedt approves arms treaty, 93-5 reports and other items containing lieved buried the girl’s body before to police in May 1987. 35M.P.H. 65M.P.H. 9SM.P.H. 115 M.P.H. An illness two years ago prompted a numerous deletions on almost every they executed the search warrant, Within days of when the search on 2. Which creature has. only two legs? woman to approach police with her page — after designating the case and he denied the woman’s allega­ Sens. Joseph Biden, D-Del., and communicate with the Senate on Pine Hill Street began, three woman ARMADILLO EMU MOOSE TURTLE By Tim Ahorn allegations about the burial of a young "inactive’’ for a lack of leads. tions. The interview took place John Glenn, D-Ohip, did not vote. these matters in due course.” came forward with information on the 3. The famous “ Brown Bomber” of boxing fame Tho Anoclated Preso girl she said she witnessed on Pine Earlier this week, Hartford Super­ without an attorney present. Spectators crowded into galler­ Byrd told Reagan, “ Bless your case, the documents show. One of was called Hill Street more than 35 years ago. ior Court Judge M. Morgan Kline The interview was carried out the ies overlooking the Senate floor heart. We’re Just delighted that them suggested to* police that they JESS JOE JACK GENE WASHINGTON - The Senate according to investigative documents ordered the release of trf?^search same day the search warrant was gave a standing ovation after the we’re going to send you a treaty look for a body in another location on 4. Which one of these cities is named after an on Friday ratified, 93-5, a treaty released Friday. warrant affidavit for the yard at 24 executed, Nov. 24. The transcript of vote tally was announced. and it was almost a unanimous* the street. The documents do not Indian tribe? to aboliah medium-range nuclear A search warrant affidavit released Pine Hill St., where police spent three the interview runs 37 typewritten Senate MaJority Leader Robert vote ... we’ll have a little blue indicate whether this lead was BUFFALO MIAMI DETROIT MILWAUKEE misBiles, enabling President Rea­ earlier this week said that the woman, days in November searching for the pages. gan to present the pact to Soviet Byrd, D-W.Va., and GOP Leader ribbon tied around it.” pursued. 5. Which one of these normally has the least who was between 8 and 10 years old at body the woman claimed might be The woman said that she remained leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev at Bob Dole, R-Kan., quickly in­ Dole told the president, “ We The documents show that the intelligence? the time of the incident, told police buried there. silent about the alleged incident for so their Moscow summit next week. formed Reagan of the outcome in are very pleased to be able to give investigation was a wide-ranging one. PSYCHOPATH INTROVERT IBIBEaLE that she saw.a man trying to bury the Police called off their search after long because she believed that the It was the flrst maJor U.S.- a telephone call to Helsinki, you this (ratification) in advance including inquiries into the 1947 case EXTROVSRT body of a 4- or 5-year-old girl. She said finding only animal bones in a shed sexual assault was punishment for Soviet arms control accord rati­ Finland, where the president was of your stepping on Soviet terri­ of a missing girl from Wisconsin and a 6. Match the terms at the left with the Bible the man discovered her presence and behind the house. No one has been something she had done wrong. fied by the Senate since 1972. resting in advance of the summit. tory in Moscow.” case of indecent exposure in Manches­ characters at the r i ^ t whose experiences involved .sexually assaulted her. charged in connection with the case, She said that when she first tried to Leading up to the ratification The two leaders accepted Rea­ Reagan and Gorbachev signed ter in 1948. But in these two cases, contacts with such groups. “ I felt that I knew something that and Frederick Delaney of 24 Pine Hill tell her mother about the alleged vote, the Senate reJected four gan’s invitation to come to the pact Dec. 8 at thdr summit police were unable to find a connec­ (a ) Covey (V) Jesus other people should know." the St. — the man identified by the woman incident immediately after it hap­ minor amendments offered by Moscow next ’Tuesday to witness meeting, in Washington, and the tion to the burial. (b) Herd(w) Moses unnamed woman, who would be at — has denied all the allegations. pened, her mother rebuffed her Republicans. That brought to 14 the exchange of treaty docu­ adminisCration -had pushed for Police did, however, attempt to (c) Flock (x) Peter lea.st in her mid-40s today, told police In an interview with the Herald because she was entertaining guests. the number of amendments pro­ ments. The White House said Senate action before the Moscow connect the burial with thedisappear- (d) Swarm (y) Jacob " I got very ill last year and they Thursday, Delaney said he thought it posed by GOP conservatives and presidential chief of staff Howard summit. By the time her mother asked her . ance of 10-year-old Connie Smith in (e) School (s) Samson weren’t sure for a while what was was unfair that his name was not Baker would fly to Moscow to Administration offlcials also what was wrong, “ I had decided that, New Canaan in 1952 and the disap­ reJected during two weeks of floor wrong with me, and I thought that this deliver the U.S. ratiflcation mate­ waged a successful fight to win deleted from the affidavit. He said he at that point, I had done something pearance of 7-year-old Janice K. A nsw m In Classified section consideration of the treaty. was soinething that somebody should will consult with his attorney. Hubert The Senate’s consent to ratifi­ rials Sunday. Senate approval without so- terrible, because adults don’t hurt you Pockett in Tolland in 1973. Those two know in case something should Santos of Hartford, before deciding if cation, which required a two- In a statement issued by the called “ killer amendments” that unless you do something wrong, so I cases were cited in the search happen to me.