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2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 26,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 26,1990—3 RECORD MANCHESTER Gibes says state About Town Adopt a pet: Gus is ready Births Aid ‘Tomorrow,’ public asked Society to meet VOYER, Leonard Michael, son of Lewis and Collete By Barbara Richmond Fbumier Voyer of 38 Croft Drive, was bom April 3 at needs income tax from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Lowe because it is. The Girl’s Friendly Society Sponsors of St. Mary’s . r r . . Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal By Rick Santos vices task force recommends that Manchester Herald Program Center. There will be a For example, the “vision state Episcopal Church will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the grandparents are Debrah and Leonard Grudzinski, Spring Manchester Herald the town freeze real estate and By Alex Girelli ready to support an income tax break for lunch, which is free. But parish hall. Hill, Fla. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ment” from the housing task force property taxes to allow senior Gus, a handsome male German Manchester Herald coupled with reduction in other organizers need to know how reads: “Manchester is and should Lucien Voyer, Bloomfield. Townspeople would be h^ipy if citizens to remain in their neigh shepherd cross, is this week’s fea- taxes. many sandwiches to make, so call Environmental programs held LEWIS, Chad Fernand, son of Shelley Lewis of 52 the final report of the “Agenda for remain a well-integrated com borhoods. tuit^ pet at the Manchester Dog State Rep. William Cibes, a can He said 59 percent of those polled 649-8367 to register. In cooperation with KinderCare of Manchester, an Bissell St., was bom April 1 at Manchester Memorial Tomorrow” groiq) becomes reality, munity providing an attractive The land use and physical fonn Pound. didate for the governorship, brought indicated support and 72 percent of Susag said the meeting will be place to live for families of all in “i^bor Day/Earth Day Program” will be held at 10 a.m. Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Reta Dealittle of the Democrats polled agre^. according to the group’s chairman. task force recommends that an or Friday at the Arbors at Hop Brook retirement com Gus is about 7 years old and was his arguments for a state income tax more than a forum for discussing comes, races and ethnic groupi.. dinance be passed to regulate the found roaming on Prospect Street Glastonbury. He has a brother, William M. Murray, 3. to the Manchester Democratic Town He said U.S. Senator Lowell munity, 403 W. Center St. At 2 p.m., a slide program en SAVING, Cory Michelle, daughter of ftul F. and “We can make Manchester a the report. Those attending will to Such integration is recognized as a number of non-functional vehicles on April 8. Committee Wednesday night, insist Weicker, an independent candidate social goal for the community. titled “Bald Eagles” will be held. Tbe lectures are free Pauline Gioielli Savino of 16 Carroll Road, was bom for governor, has developed an whole lot nicer place to be, if we prioritize the report’s recommen that could be kept on residential and open to the public. Call 647-9343 for reservations. There were several dogs at the ing that income tax advocacy is not pay attention to the recommenda dations by each of the group’s nine “Manchester will be sensitive to property. The environmental task March 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater a political “kiss of death.” image of standing up and talking pound this week but most had tions in the report,” said chairman task forces on subjects like educa the fact that housing is a basic force recommends that the town known owners. The only new one, nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gioielli, 30 Cibes was one of three straight and the Democratic can Bridge results announced Porter S t Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Theresa M. Philip Susag, who invites resi tion, transportation, and health need and young families should advocate and participate in as of Tbesday, was a female Democratic candidates for state of didate should do the same. not be compelled to sacrifice the The Manchester A.M. Bridge Club met on April 16. Savino, East Hartford. She has a sister, Kerry Ann, 3. Cibes said that improvements in dents to Manchester Community care. regional solutions to environmen Players and their results were: N-S, Hal Lucal and Carol Malamute. She’s about 1 year old, fice who spoke to the local College Saturday to discuss the The recommendations are a quality of their family lives in tal problems. is gray and white, and was found CHAGNOT, Ryan Paul, son of I^ul D. and Michele Democrats and asked their support. management in state goverment Lucal, Bev Taylor and Marge Warner and Ann DeMartin Beaulieu Chagnot of 49 Perkins St., was bom April 4 at report. Copies of it can be picked series of proposals that are sup order to acquire shelter.” The meeting will feature also a roaming near 40 Olcott St. on Other speakers were State Rep. must be effected, not only at the top and Peg Dunfield; E-W, Frankie Brown and Faye Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal levels but in layers below that. up in the town Planning Depart posed to thrust the town in a And the “strategic directions” lecture, “Manchester: The Future April 23. Jay Levin and State Sen. Richard “strategic direction” toward the Lawrence, Bev Saunders and Jim Baker, and Terry Gus Velvet grandmother is Mrs. Delores Beaulieu of 49 Perkins St. Both Levin and Blumenthal said ment office and the Greater also sound a bit far-reaching, but of the Past,” by MCC history Daigle and Irv Carlson. I^dora, featured last week, has Blumenthal, both of whom claimed Manchester Chamber of Com desired state defined in each task the recommendations are. for the professor John Sutherland. He is pound from 6 to 9 pjn., Monday put up for adoption are neutered or His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Chag- the federal government has failed to been adopted by a Manchester they have widespread delegate sup merce office. force’s “vision statement.” most part, concrete. director of the Institute of Local Music festival is planned through Friday. The phone number spayed and given their shots, noL Vernon. port in their quest for the nomina protect citizens and thus put the bur family. Bandit, featured a couple NIGHTINBGALE, Brett Douglas, son of Walter and Saturday’s meeting will be held If it sounds a bit Utopian, that’s To name a few, the human ser History at the college. at the pound is 643-6642. If there before being put up for adoption, tion for the state’s attorney general. den on the state through the office of Michael Cooney, a contemporary folk music guitarist of weeks ago, was adopted by a Lynn Ware Nightingale of 120 Notch Road, Bolton, was is no answer call the police depart unless too young when adopt^. Cibes advocated a graduated state attorney general. and singer, will star in a “One Man Folk Festival” to be Glastonbury family. Dog Warden bom March 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His held Friday at 8 p.m. at the Lowe Program Center of Thomas Fbscantell said. ment at 646-4555. Anyone wishing to adopt a cat income tax, reduction of the sales Levin said the federal Environ Velvet, a jet black young cat, is or in being a volunteer, should call maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ware, tax, reduction of the corporate tax, mental Protection Agency has “be Manchester Community College. Admission is free. The dog pound is located on Stratford. He has a brother Andrew Mark, 4. Fire blamed on lightning We Repair Vacuums (All) town property off Olcott Street this week’s featured pet of Aid to either of the following numbers, in elimination of the tax on some ser come an accomplis in damaging the An early morning fire, which officials believe was started by lightning, BEST BUY Relationships to be studied near the landfill area. The dog war Helpless Animals Inc., a volunteer the homes of volunteers: 232-8317 vices like engineering and shoe environment” and the Occupational caused an undetermined amount of damage to a duplex at 163-165 Birch Lamps, Toaster Ovens, “Men and Women: Issues in Relationships” is the title den is at the pound weekdays from organization. or 242-2156. The group has many repair, and elimination of personal Safety and Health Administration Street, said Manchester Fire Department Capt. Jack Hughes. OIL CO. Irons, Razors, Humidifi of a one-session workshop to be offered Tbesday from 7 noon to 1 p.m. Velvet has been spayed and has cats and kittens in n e ^ of good property taxes on equipment for ”is a joke“ for not protecting Current Quotes Hughes said none of the th r^ occupants of the house nor any of the 25 Vernon, C T ers, Mixers, Tools, Micro- to 8:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at There is also someone at the had her shots. All cats and kittens homes. production. woikers’ safety. , wave ovens. Cibes said that unless the state He said the attorney general’s firefighters at the blaze were injured. Connections: A Center for Counseling and Education, The fire most likely started in the attic, and moved to a small portion of a 875-0876 Dehumidifiers 397 N. Main St. The fee is $5. Call 646-5161 to register. reforms its tax system a sales tax as position will need a [lerson willing “We have to melt down our arms and sell the metal to high as 10 percent will be needed in to tackle difficult issues and said he bedroom wall, he said. Small Appliance Repair The fire started at about 5:45 ajn. and was fully extinguished in about 45 Lotus to be taught buy machinery for agriculture and industry.” — Violeta the 1991-1W2 fiscal year. is prepared to do that. COD Post Rd. Plaza, R t 30 minutes, Hughes said. A two-day, hands-on seminar, designed to make in Barrios de C h^orro, the new president of Nicaragua. He said a newspaper poll has in “I will win the nomination,” Vernon, CT.87M280 Obituaries Levin said. He said he has main The house is owned by Mary Ann Leone, who lives in one side of it. Diesel Fuel Also Available dividuals functional Lotus users, will be held this Friday dicated Connecticut residents are ISO Galon Minimum “My guess is that Congress will lead if the in’esident tained at full-time campaign or Helen and Jack Grezel live in the other side. All will most likely move back Price subjed 10 change Volume Dlwounts and May 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Manchester to the house today, Hughes said. Community College. Instructor Joanne Lachowitz, assis does not.” — Sen. Paul Simon, D-IIL, calling for action ganization for a year and has raised from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Toc- She was bom in Manchester and against the Soviet Union’s crackdown on Lithuania. $190,000 for campaign expenses. tant professor of data processing, will teach fundamentals Charles L. Smith chetti Funeral Home, 132 W. Main was a lifelong resident. Before retir of spreadsheet design, printing data, using spreadsheet Levin left the meeting before Charles L. Smith, 73, of Wil- St., Stafford Springs. ing, she was employed for more Kennelly data as a database and how to create graphs. For more in Blumenthal arrived, having been lington, died Wednesday (April 25, Memorial donations may be made than 30 years at the Veeder-Root formation, call 647-6065. delayed because the State Senate o 1990) at home after a brief illness. to Eastern Connecticut Hospice, 24 Co. Public Meetings named speaker was in session. JO - n Speaking skills to be taught He is survived by his wife, Helen K. Windham St., Willimantic 06226. She is also survived by a son, Blumenthal cited his experience Smith, and his daughter, Sandra Jerry R. Boucher of Manchester; ^ F Here is an opportunity to learn how to speak in Doris M. Sicard By Alex Girelli as a United States attorney in the ad- Bond of Manchester. three brothers, Henry Berk and Public meetings scheduled for tonight: public!. Nathan Hale Toastmasters will meet on Monday Manchester Herald ministation of President Jimmy He is also survived by two sons, The funeral for Doris M. (Lanier) Eddie Berk, both of Manchester, and Carter. He said he used OSHA to at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings and Loan, 344 W. John Konarskl of Windham, and Sicard, 60, of 64 Volpi Road, Bol Manchester — m Mike Berk of Seminole, Fla.; two U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly will force the Electric Boat Co. in O o Middle Turnpike. For more information, call Ernie Michael Smith of Vernon; four other ton, wife of Edward J. Sicard Jr., sisters, Steffie Berzenski of East Advisory Parks and Recreation Committee, Recreation Shepard at 875-6503 or Ginger Smith at 643-0632. be the speaker when Manchester Groton to provide for safety of daughters, Judy Rufini of Wil- who died Wednesday (April 25, Hartford, and Jennie Jones of En Department, 7:30 p.m. Democrats hold their annual dinner workers and to indict an organized lington, Patricia Smith of Ellington, 1990), will be held Saturday at 9:30 ^ CD AARP plans meeting field; five grandchildren; and a Andover June 16. crime figure who was slain before H ^ Kathy Rajchel of Windham, and a.m. at the Watkins Funeri Home, great-grandson. The dinner, a fund-raising event his case went to trial. The American Association of Retired Persons, Con m . Helen Smith of Willington; two 142 E. Center St., with a Mass of The funeral will be Saturday at Land Preservation Committee, Town Office Building, at which local Democrats are He said he has always tried to necticut North East Chapter No. 604, will meet Wednes brothers, Richard Smith of Somers, CIhristian burial at 10:30 ajn. at St. 9:15 ajn. at the John F. Tierney 7:30 p.m. honored for their contributions to make a difference and now wants to o zj day at 12:45 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pit and John Smith in Florida; two Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial will Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., the party, will be held at Willie’s make a difference as attorney kin St. Entertainment will be by Mansfield senior tap Bolton sisters, Marie Allen in Wisconsin, be in Bolton Center Cemetery, (fall followed by a Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Steak House, 444 Center St. with a general. dancers under the direction of “Bobbie” Jones. Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. and Dot Slattery of Westfield, Mass. ing hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and John the Baptist Polish National reception set at 6 p.m. and dinner at He told the committee members Board of Education, Bolton Center School library, He was predeceased by a brother, 7 to 9 p.m. Church. Burial will be in the church to ask themselves who has the best Support group to meet 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. r- JO Theordore Smith. cemetery. Calling hours are Friday Honorces this year will be Ronald experience to do the job. He said he Depression Anonymous, a support group for the Wanda Boucher The funeral will be Saturday at 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. Gates, a former member of the Plan has raised $350,000 in his cam O O depressed, meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Wanda “Ricky” (Berk) Boucher, Coventry a.m. at the Federate Church at Wil Memorial donations may be made ning and Zoning commission; Ken paign. O ~n Manchester Community College in the Lowe building, 69, of 49 Columbus St., died Wed Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 pjn. lington Hill, Route 74, Willington. to the Dialysis Unit-Special Gifts neth Tedford, a former member of Like Levin, Blumenthal claimed m rn Room 205-H. The group follows the 12-step program Burial will follow at Willington Hill nesday (April 25, 1990) at Hartford Economic Development Commission, Town Office Program at Hartford Hospital, 80 Building, 8 p.m. the Board of Directors; former wide support and he said, “I will do modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees Cemetery. Calling hours are Friday Hospital. She was the wife of Seymour St., Hartford 06106. Raymond T. Boucher. director Mary Ann Handley; former what it takes to win not only for are required. For more information, call Sherry at Board of Education member Jo-Ann myself but for the whole Democratic 645-1856. Moriarty; and ex-mayor Barbara ticket. O O Anxious group to meet Thoughts Weinberg. John W. Thompson and James R. m z Kennelly represents Connec McCavanagh both told the commit D > Help for ahxiety disorders is available through the ticut’s First Congressional District tee members they have not yet Manchester Area Agoraphobics Together Support Group, Military Notes > r- It’s hard to keep up the Easter spirit after the Easter which includes Manchester. decided whether to seek re-election which meets Mondays at 7 p.m. and Wednesdays at JO (D lilies have died and the crowds that filled all the churches Herbert Stevenson, Democratic as state representatives from their 10:45 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. thin out. Yet we continue to celebrate Eastern for a week registrar of voters, rcpiorted on the Manchester districts. For more information, call 529-1970. JO > Smith completes training Mo. of Sundays since there is so much that we have to event at a meeting of the William FitzGerald, who has been > H Pvt. Robert C. Smith, son of William and Lois Smith He is the son of Joseph R. Casey of East Hartford. His celebrate. Easter asks us to make an act of faith in Christ Democratic Town Committee Wed probate judge since 1973, said he Disease testing is offered "D of 59 Macintosh St., has completed basic training at Fort mother and stepfather are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baustein rising from the tomb as the Lord of Life. It urges us to nesday night. will seek re-election. He said the in Plarmed Parenthood offers testing for sexually trans Knox, Ky. of 93 Foster St. He is a 1987 graduate of Manchester hope that we too shall some day rise with him. It ftiul Phillips, treasurer, said the crease in divorce and in broken mitted disease on Tuesdays from 5 to 7 p.m. at 419 W. He is a 1989 graduate of Manchester High School. High School. promises us complete fulfillment of our lives in eternal committee balance in the treasury families has increased the workload Middle Turnpike. The fee is $10, which includes testing union with God. An anonymous poet has summed up now with all bills paid is $12,872. of the probate court. He said many and treatment. Follow-up visits as needed are free. Con Completes signaler course Easter with these words; The Democrats plan broaden their lawyers could do the job, but he tact Susan Hitt at 643-1^7 for more information. Participates in Panama In some future time, finance committee in an effort to cited his 16 years expenence in the Army National Guard Pvt. Manuel Quinteiro, son of Join the 2800 reasons why Army Spec. William R. Brown, son of Dave R. and maybe a thousand years, reach more Democrats who might office as an asset. Parent support group to meet Pilar and Manolo (Juinteiro of 2 Wall St., Bolton, has Francis H. Brown of 50 Edgemcre Road, Coventry, maybe tomorrow, be willing to make contributions to McCavanagh said that because of graduated from the combat signaler course at the U.S. Help, Education and Advocacy League (HEAL), a recently participated in military operations in Panama. we will know a life sublime, the party. the intense work on the state budget Army Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. Society has opened a new bank self-help group for parents of children wiili emotional He was sent there, with other U.S. military personnel, no more tears, And they plan to form an issues he had not taken time to consider He is a 1989 graduate of Bolton High School. disorders, will meet 3\iesday at 7:30 p.m. at 24 Strong St. to assist in operation “Just Cause,” which resulted in the nor more sorrow. committee for the next local election whether to seek the nomination. Managing betiavior, treatment, finances concerns about ouster of I^namanian dictator. Manual Noriega. We will stand on some high hill in 1991. It will include one member Republican Norman I^tis has in Manchester. the future will be discussed. For more information call Trains at Fort Leonard Wood He is an indirect-fire infantryman with the 504th In and see a world from each of the town’s 12 voting said he will considering running for Randy McGovern of Mental Ilealtli Associates at Army National Guard Pvt. 1st Class Joseph R. Casey fantry Regiment at Fort Bragg, N.C. He is a 1987 made beautiful by God. districts. Also planned is a review of the post McCavanagh now hold as 529-2970. Jr,, has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, graduate of Coventry High School. Who came to kill the local party rules which were last representative from the 12lh As Our new Manchester office is here Kvause our all hatred — sword and rod. reviewed in 1984. sembly District. 28(X) Manchester customers deserve Sm iety Term Effective Annual And we will live banking that is more convenient than ever We Annual Yield Interest Rate accordingly. want to make banking a pleasure for uui, t(K». Lottery Sweeping program continues Tliat's why the new SiK iety for Savings in Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams In Brief Manchester is celebrating its opening ny offering Hudson S t Concordia Lutheran Church The town of Manchester’s high Route 3 includes: Bonus Kale C Ds. i Here are Thursday’s lottery results from around New Irving. 9 . i r « 8.75^^^ England: way division will begin the third Adame (Waat Middia Turnpika to ToUand Joseph. Firc-flow tests and hydraulic At Society for Savings, we know that ser\ ing month C route of the Annual Spring Sweep Tumpika), Alton, Apal, Aahtand. Lawton, Level, Lockwood, Loomis. Lydall TNT seeks customer needs is the most important tunction that | CONNEC'I ICUT Barry, Batat, Barklay, Bilyau, Bollon, Bond, (FVirkar to Werrton), Lyme. capacity tests also will be done this ing Program on May 3. Bonnar, Bowers, Brent, Bratton, Broad, Butter. a bank can perform. We have Ix'en part ot Daily: 2-5-5. Play Four: 0-0-3-5. Margaret Milford, Mill. signatures week. There may be discoloration Cambridga, Cantertxjry, Carroll Road, Castla, Manchester Herald New Stale Road, No. Elm. Connevticut since 1819, when SiK iety tor Savings MASSACHUSETTS Residents are requested to: limit Chambers, Chapel St, Charles Driva, Claar- of water and reduced pressure Oakland (Green to N. Main), Old No. Main. BOLTON — The Neglected was established as the state's first savings bank. Daily: 1-5-2-6. Megabucks: 2-8-9-14-20-33. parking on your street until it has view Terrace, Clifton, Clyde, Coleman, Colum Oliver. Oxford St Taxpayers plan ;o collect signa during the flushing. , NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND bus, Congress, Constance, Conway, Coventry, Perm, Pine Hill S t. PrirKelon. Founded Dec. IS, 1881 as a weekly. If water appears discolored, the Since that time, we have built a foundation ot been swept; sweep and rake the sand Crosby, Cumbariarxl. tures tortight in their attempt to 9 . i r ^ ! 8 .7 5 ‘^ Quaker. homeowner should try to avoid stability and ser\ ice, and we ha\ e Iven able to make voar C D New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine daily: 9-9-1 and on your lawns and sidewalks into Oalmont Denver, Dorothy, Duval. Regent Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. force a referendum on the town's Edwards, Electric, Eluabeth, Englewood, each customer feel like a ver\' important memlx'r of i 1-9-2-5. Sanford, Saultars, Schaller. Seymour, Strick using it until it clears. This will the gutter; and keep gutters free of Evergreen. budget, according to co-chairman RHODE ISLAND land. Strong, Summit USPS 327-500 prevent rust and sediment from Stxietv. You will Ix'invited to sit down with one " ■ . . '' , , " ■ ', ' ;‘,v leaves, branches, rocks, and other Fenwick. Fleming, Frederick. French. Tanner, Thistle, Tower, Transit Turrtoull. VOL. CIX, No. 176 Charles Holland. The group needs Grant Green Manor, Griffin. Grove S t ofourSHK'ietv Kepresentatives for thorough, , . i ' 1 Daily: 5-1-2-2. Grandlot: 6-0-9. 4-1-7-3. 9-1-4-7^. debris that may clog and damage the VHashington S t, Weaver, Wedgewood, Wel signatures from 200 registered being brought into the home. 7-7-3-9-1-6. sweepers. Harlan, Harvard, Hawthorne, Helairte, Henry, lesley Fload, While, Willard, Williams. Win- If sediment docs get into a personalized service, i'hev can introduce you to " Hilliard, Hoffman, Hollister, Homestead. Horton, demere, Wbodhill, Wbodland. voters. the full range of Soc iety products and serviies. ' ' ' Publisher The meeting will take place at home’s hot water tank, the Penny M. Sieffert homeowner should wait until the 7:30 in the Community Hall. including* D's, Money Nlarket .Accounts, i luvking Editor ______\Ablter Zaborowski water clears, then open the faucet Accounts, Mortgages, 1 lome lA)uitv Loans, Retirement Planning Wills, IVusts and Estate Planning, Savings Weather News Editor/Opinion Page Editor ____ Ron Robillard at the bottom of the tank to drain Bank Life Insuraiue and Annuities, Appointment Banking and much more. Plus Brokerage Sor\ ices in the Associate Editor______Alexander Girelh Sports Editor______Len Auster Road closed the collected material, which will Xchange lixated at Sixietv. settle at the bottom. I’leasestophy at our convenient Main Street ottice sikuv Wi- would like to make you an imj\)rtant memlvr REGIONAL Weather Record warmth Business Manager______Jeanne G. Fromerth next week It normally takes a few hours for of Sixietv in Nianchester. 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4— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 26, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26,1990—5 Student $lm airport scam MANCHESTER/STATE charged in shooting linked to family BERLIN (AP) — A man who The elder Ronnings are being Attack blamed on jail locks opening if jiggled < f held without bail in the federal wing once conned people out of $279 for Left school, tickets to the 1980 Super Bowl is ac of Weston Street jail in Hartford. HARTFORD (AP) — A guard at a long time,” he said. “We’ve had Michael J. E>onahue, a spokesman “That operation is finished, and cern exivessed about the locks, the most vicious criminals, has been cused along with his wife in a U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. Connecticut’s maximum-security reports all the time: This guy got out for the state Department of Correc everyone is back in the housing locksmith addressed the problem,” tense since last Thursday, when retrieved gun federal indictment of swindling said the couple is scheduled to be ar prison and union officials are blam here, this guy got out there. ... The tion, said the inmates in the 84-bed unit,” Donahue said. he said. “... If it ever was brought three guards’ throats were slashed more than $1 million from busi raigned in U.S. District Court in f4C ing the locks on cell doors for allow security is not there. The inmates “C” block were housed temporarily Donahue disputed the union’s up as a concern, it was addressed by inmates carrying razors. The nesses at Bradley International and Hartford on Monday. ing inmates to break out of their know it, and we know it.” in the gymnasium Wednesday while assertions that complaints about the immediately.” guard who was most seriously in Brainard airports, federal authorities cells and attack the guard, breaking jured needed more than 100 stitches BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A 14- Twardy said Bruce Ronning Jr. In the attack Monday, the correc a prison locksmith repaired the cell locks had been ignored. The 1,400-bed Somers prison, said. his nose and injuring his back. tion officer, Peter O. Vogliazzo, said to close the wound. year-old student at Benjamin has surrendered to federal doors. “Every time that there was con which houses many of the state’s The 25-count, 42-page indictment In an attack Monday — just four he was letting four prisoners at a Franklin School was taken into cus authorities. Twardy said an arrest tody after getting into a fight with a was returned lliesday against Bruce days after three guards’ throats were time leave their cells to take warrant has been issued for Scott 17-year-old student and allegedly A. Running Sr., 47, and his wife slashed by inmates wielding razors showers shortly before noon when Ronning. — inmates housed in the “C” block the doors popp^ open. Mansfield outraged over transfer of prisoners firing a semiautomatic weapon, Bonnie Romiing, 49. The couple’s of Somers State Prison were able to “They started jiggling the cell police said. sons are also named. Federal authorities said the elder get out of their cells by shaking the doors, and they popped open like a MANSFIELD (AP) — Because more inmates trom state prisons into the number of mentally retarded Policy and Management and chair The 14-year-old, unidentified be Ronning and his wife are charged Ronning has a Itxig criminal record locks on the doors, union officials can of soda. They popped the doors of severe overcrowding in state Mansfield only if certain conditions residents at Mansfield to 120 by man of a commission on prison cause of his age, left the school with felonies ranging from bank, as a flimflam operator. They said said Wednesday. and they all came out,” he said. “I prisons, more prisoners are were met, including a condition that July I. The court p ^ r s said the crowding, disagreed with Shaw, grounds Wednesday after fighting mail and wire fraud to interstate that since 1974, Ronning has been in They said they have been com was jumped by I don’t know how scheduled to be moved to the “reasonable progress” be made in state has no prospect of reaching saying that the state has fulfilled its with the other student and returned uansportation of a stolen airplane. and out of prison, convicted of plaining since 1981 about the locks many.” Mansfield Training School for the reducing the number of residents that goal this year. 1988 commitments. with an Uzi-style handgun. Acting Their son, Bruce Ronning Jr., 28, is crimes that include offering bogus at the prison, particularly those in Vogliazzo said he was punched mentally retarded, a move that has there. There are 229 mentally retarded He said the state has been slower Police Chief Guy Izzo said. charged with conspiracy, while trips fitmi Pennsylvania to the 1980 the “C” and “D” blocks. The locks, from behind, pelted with containers outraged Mansfield residents. In a motion filed in U.S. District residents now at Mansfield, accord to move residents out of Mansfield A school security guard inter another son, Scott, 27, is charged Super Bowl in California for $279. they said, were installed when the of sour milk that had been mixed David Shaw, a Hartford lawyer Court Wednesday, Shaw and Frank ing to court papers. Training School this year than ex vened and the student fired one shot, i - l: - , . .... with conspiracy and making a false Bruce Rtnuiing Sr. and his wife prison was built in 1963. with urine and then pounced upon representing the Mansfield resi Laski, a lawyer for the Connecticut The lawyers also wrote that the pected, but that Department of Men injuring no one, and then fled the statement to a bank. were arrested Feb. 14 cm state char As recently as two months ago, by more inmates than he could dents, said the state has not kept its Association for Retarded Citizens, state has not made “specific plans” tal Retardation Commissioner Toni school grounds, police said. The indictment describes a ges of first-degree larceny and con the union had pressed its complaints count. promise to reduce the number of asked U.S. Magistrate F. Owen and has not secured enough money Richardson has committed the agen When Bridgeport police found the scheme in which the senior Run spiracy to commit larceny. The state ' r with the prison’s administration, “They would have been saying mentally retarded residents at the Eagan to temporarily restrain the to establish a complete buffer zone cy to reducing the number of resi student crouched between two nings allegedly gained control of Air charges were dropped last month to said Edward Mackey, president of Mass for me” if it were not for new facility and should be blocked from dents at the training school to 150 state from moving more prisoners of buildings between those occiq)ied parked cars, he allegedly pointed the One Inc., an air service company lo allow federal prosecution to begin. Local 391 of the American Federa body alarms that coirection officers moving an additional 210 prisoners by the end of the year. into the training school. by prisoners and those occiqtied by gun at one of the officers, police cated at Brainard Airport, by in If convicted on the federal char tion of State, County and Municipal at Somers were issued earlier this into vacant buildings there. The motion charged that the state mentally retarded people. In addition, he said, plans have said. The officer, police said, dicating a desire to buy the company ges, Bruce Ronning Sr. could serve Employees. month, said Vogliazzo, who suffered Shaw said the plan violates the has failed to make reasonable William H. Carbone, an under been made for most of the buildings remained calm and told the student and by providing false information a maximmn 91-year sentence and a “We’ve been at task with them for a broken nose and back injury. state’s 1988 commitment to move progress toward the goal of reducing secretary at the state Office of in the buffer zone. to drop the gun, which he did. concerning their financial assets. fine of $149,(XX), Twardy said. Bon He was then arrested and taken to Once they controlled Air One, a nie Ronning could receive up to 82 a juvenile detention center, police large sum of money was embezzled years in prison and a fine of said. House approves from the company and numerous $156,000. false representations were made to Bruce Ronning Jr. could serve as Reginald Pjnto/Manchestef Herald banks, government agencies and much as five years and a $10,(X)0 others in an attempt to fraudulently fine, while Scott Ronning could Tax hike RADIO RACE — Rick Dabate, 13, of 46 Ausaldi Road, left, and Greg Pilney, 13, of 136 harassment bill obtain additional money, according serve a seven-year sentence and a Grandview St., race radio-controlled cars on Grandview Street Wednesday. to the indictment. $15,000 fine, Twardy said. By Peter Viles conversations or through the mail. could help The Associated Press The bill leaves intact the current misdemeanor crime of harassment, HARTFORD — The House has now called second-degree harass economy voted for tougher penalties to punish ment, that is punishable by up to 90 O days in prison. That law is meant to DO T\ convicted criminals who threaten NEW HAVEN (AP) •— Federal deter obscene phone calls and is not violence against others, acting to taxes need to be raised so the United restricted to convicted felons. ^ F close a loophole allegedly exploited States can rebuild its infrastructure by an iiunate who threatened his State Rep. Mike Lawlor, D-East and take care of other critical needs ex-girlfriend in letters from prison. Haven, said the need for the stronger that are being neglected, undermin — m The bill passed the House Wed law was highlighted last year by the ing the nation’s economy, a Nobel 0 o nesday on a 144-3 vote and now case of Quisty Doheny, a Branford laureate says. goes to the Senate. “Of course people say the ^ CD woman who said her ex-boyfriend H - < Attached to the bill was an economy is doing fine, that people amendment banning unsolicited repeatedly threatened to kill her in a series of letters mailed from prison. have b^ n crying wolf all these m computerized telephone calls to sell years (about Ae federal deficit),” goods or services. House Majority The man, 28-year-old Anthony “Porky” Young of East Haven, a James Tobin, a professor emeritus at Leader Robert Frankel of Stratford, Yale University, told the annual 1 rri who sponsored the measure, said he heroin addict and alcoholic, was sentenced to prison for beating meeting of the Greater New Haven was responding to complaints from Chamber o f Commerce on Wednes constituents about unwanted com Eioheny and committing a burglary. day. | - 0 0 puterized messages that tie up “I bet you this time here I kill you,” he allegedly wrote in one let “Well, I would remind you that in o o phones. the fairy tale when the boy cried “The number of unsolicited ter. “I am going to break every ... O wolf, the wolf did eventually get the recorded phone messages seems to bone in your face.” m rn boy,” Tobin said. be growing in a geometric fashion," As Young’s release from prison Tobin, vzho won the Nobel Prize he said. “I’ve received complaints drew closer, Doheny was frustrated in 1981, said an even more ap from my constituents that they are to learn that his threatening letters propriate metaphor for the problem Judy HanlirxyManchestor l-lerald O O receiving four or five times more of did not constitute a serious enough facing the United States is one of m z these messages than they received offense to keep him in jail, Lawlor termites in the basement. last year.” said. No serious economist ever D > The harassment bill creates a new Just before the Young’s release thought “you’d have one day when > r- crime, first-degree harassment, a last September, he was indicted on everything comes tumbling down. JO O ) felony punishable by up to five charges of violating a federal law That is not the nature of our difficul years in prison. It applies
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Budget Defense secretary Section 2, Page 11 Thursday, April 26,1990 From Page 1 proposes big cuts SPORTS A budget recommendation for police calls for adding to the force on March 1. Cassano said the Democrats also in aircraft program Joe's want to add one detective to the Lebeau a key as Habs stay alive WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense for sharp cuts in Pentagon spending. force next year, to come from the Secretary Dick Cheney today out In his statement, C ^ney said the present patrol force. World lined $34.8 billion in cutbacks reduced purchases and delays “will MONTREAL (AP) — When Montreal coach Rut The Democrats say the cost of the through 1997, including a sharp save $16.8 billion in 1991 through Burns announced that rookie center Stephan Lebeau detective could come from savings reduction in the B-2 Stealth bomber Joe Garman would dress for his first NHL playoff game, co-captain in other areas of the police budget. 1994, the department’s current five- and other sophisticated aircraft. year spending plan, and another $18 Guy Carbonneau made a prediction. Director Joyce Epstein said the Testifying before the House “I’ll bet he scores a goal. He always scores when he human services budget has not been billion during 1995 through 1997.” T Armed Services Committee, Cheney comes back into the lineup,” said Carbonneau, who reviewed well and the Democrats Cheney proposed reducing the said the changes were warranted be Pentagon’s request for 132 B-2 turned out to be right on target. will be studying it. cause NATO faces “fewer enemy Opening day So, too, was Lebeau, who scored twice as Montreal, Another Republican, Director Stealth bombers to 75. aircraft and a reduced ground threat” averting a sweep in the Adams Division final, beat the Ronald Osella, said this morning He said the Stealth cutback would as a result of the dramatic changes Boston Bruins 4-1 Wednesday night. #♦* lower the projected cost of the plane that he likes the proposal to beef up sweeping Eastern Europe. from $75.4 billion to $61.1 billion, a brings out Lebeau, who had 15 goals in 57 regular-season games, the police force, a plan he says he Cheney’s blueprint follows a saving of $14.3 billion over the life connected twice in the third period to save the Canadiens proposed at a budget workshop last detailed Pentagon study of military of the program. 4J I the embarrassment of having Boston celebrate a sweep w e ^ between the directors and needs, and came one day after an Cheney also said he intends to cut inside Montreal’s Forum. police. / Army official said troop levels The Bruins can end the best-of-7 series on Friday at planned purchases of the C-17 all varieties “I’m glad they agree with my idea would probably be cut by 250,000 long-range transport plane and the Boston. to close the police department staff over the next five or six years. Navy’s A-12 attack aircraft, and Saturday morning, April 21, 1990, came, and with its “1 wasn’t expecting to play much in the playoffs,” said ing gap,” he said. Police have staff The proposed reductions in delay purchases of the Air Force’s arrival came the rains. I opened one eye, checked the Lebeau, a center who was the American Hockey ing problems because of attrition aircraft would also affect the size of Advanced Tactical Aircraft and the weather, and went back to sleep for another hour. League’s most valuable player last year. “I just tried to and the lengthy hiring process. the Navy. In answer to a question Advanced Tactical Fighter. Wasn’t going to go fishing anyhow. Haven’t been out keep a good attitude and be ready to play if they needed However, he said increasing the from Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., the Congressional pressure has inten to wet a line on the opener for the last 18 or so years. But me. I know I can play in this league.” staffing will be discussed after the committee chairman, Cheney said sified to reduce the Pentagon’s I do get out to check around and see what’s going on. Lebeau started and finished the plays on both of his budget has been adopted. reducing the number of A-12 attack budget following the lessened As a rule the rivers are jammed with anglers. And this goals — at 4:22 and 11:51 of the third period. Carbon Osella said he is confident the planes could mean elimination of Soviet threat and the budget crunch. year, even with the rotten weather early, the crowds were neau got Montreal’s other two, including an empty net GOP will fully fund Sartor’s recom two of the Navy’s 14 aircraft carrier Supporters of the $530 million there. goal with 41 seconds to go. mended police budget. battle groups. radar-evading bomber have warned The rivers were high and muddy, and even so, there Lebeau likely wouldn’t have seen action had scoring Emphasizing that he was speak The defense secretary testified that the per-plane cost could double were hardy “Isaac Waltons” lining the banks of the star Stephane Richer not been sidelined with an ankle in ing for himself, Osella said public that his plans would trim $2.41 bil if fewer airci^t are ordered. streams. TTie more hardy souls, in the water, in places jury. Now Lebeau’s unlikely to miss Game 5, even if safety and the town’s infrastructure lion from earlier estimates of Pen Cheney’s statement said some of where the currents were not too strong, and others lining Richer returns. have traditionally suffered because The Associated Press tagon spending plans for 1991, and the widespread changes were neces the banks, with rods and gear all pitched toward the willy Lebeau helped Montreal avoid its first four-game of Democrats throwing dollars into CHANGING OF THE GUARD — Outgoing President Daniel Ortega drapes the presidential $34.8 billion through 1997. Cheney sary because NATO forces will face trout, recently released from the hatcheries by the state playoff sweep since losing to Detroit in 1952. They now education. / offered his plan at the same time the “fewer enemy aircraft and a reduced DEP. face trying to become the third team in NHL history — Also he questioned how the sash over newly inaugurated President Violette Barrios de Chamorro Wednesday after she Democratic-controlled House and ground threat” once announced On the whole, a spirit of camraderie prevailed, al after Toronto in 1942 and the New York Islanders in Democrats plan to fully fund police was sworn-in as president of Nicaragua. Senate are drafting spending Soviet withdrawals from Warsaw though twice, I wimessed some nasty words exchanged 1975 — to come back and win after trailing 0-3. and education, a huge chunk of the blueprints for 1991 expect^ to call Pact nations are completed. when lines crossed with one angler into a fish, and “It’s tough to win four in a row,” said Carbonneau, budget, without driving up taxes sig another angler heaving his lure right across the hooked whose goals were his first of the playoffs. “But you have nificantly. He called the statements up angler’s line and fish. to win one before you can think about wiiming four. “political rhetoric.” Nicaragua The other little bit of nastiness occurred when some “At least now we can think about it.” In denouncing the statement as oaf, and I do mean oaf, came tramping down part of the Coach Mike Milbury’s Bruins have a policy not to ”n political, Osella was joined by Gifted react to provocation, but to try and punish the opponent From Page 1 Mt. Hope, right in front of two anglers who had very O Republican Director Wally Irish. obligingly given one another house room to fish. To say by scoring on the power play. They failed to score in five JO T | “The role of the minority is to From Page 1 the air was blue from the verbal epithet exchanges is an man-advantage opportunities on Wednesday. make such statements,” Irish said, peacekeeping force. The rebels are And as long as the Sandinista Matagalpa Coffee Planters Associa understatement. However, the two anglers who respected Milbury was furious after Chris Chelios’ hit on Boston ^ r” adding that he is not ready to make a to give up their weapons voluntarily. armed forces remain intact, tion, a group of 260 private farmers terchange high-level ideas with be cut back to fewer hours a week. one another’s positions, were joined by another fisher goaltender Andy Moog in the first period and promised recommendation for how the budget Once they do that, they can begin Nicaraguans — long inured to dic in Nicaragua’s heartland. someone who knows or understands “We already feel that we’re spread man who had wimessed the goings on, and the clod, that “if we had to do it over again, we’d react different — m should look. receiving food and medical supplies tatorships propped up by control of He once was jailed by dictator respecting numbers, beat a hasty retreat. ly-” what you’re talking about or who too thin. It’s hard to keep these ac O o “I can’t be a generalist as the from a mission of the Organization the army — understand that they Anastasio Somoza for smuggling cares to talk about more adult tivities ongoing with just four of us I don’t know what it is about opening day, but it brings The Bruins expect to give Montreal a different recep Democrats can afford to be at this of American States. tion on Friday. retain the real power. guns for the Sandinistas. Now he things,” she added. in 10 schools,” she said. out some very strange people to wander the streams or ^ UJ time,” he said. “I don’t think we in Many Contras interviewed in the refuses to have anything to do with fish the lakes and ponds. I classify opening day anglers “We got outplayed in a lot of areas and outliit in a lot That power is constitutionally “If a student is in the fourth grade Cormier said he supports the H - < the majority can be that irrespon countryside have said they are in vested in the executive office but them. reading at a seventh-grade level, you PROBE program, but if cuts have to into three major categories. of areas and we can’t let that happen,” defenseman Garry sible.” deed tired of fighting and want to go can rise against the president at any Gilberto Cuadra, president of now have a youngster that’s done in be made, he has little choice but to First and foremost, the dedicated angler. These fisher Galley said. m . Republican directors Mayor Terry home. Others reportedly have staged time. It is a lesson deeply ingrained Nicaragua’s most influential private 20 minutes as opposed to the rest of cut from a program that is not man men have waited all year for the “opener” and will hit the "They crossed that fine line tonight and maybe we o Werkhoven and Ellen Bums Landers a rash of highway robberies, and the in Latin American politics. business group, the Superior Coun the class that’s done in 40 minutes,” dated. The schools are only required water with such a love of sport, it makes it pleasurable to should have reacted at the time. But we chose to main could not reached for comment this new government may find its hinter It also is something the Contras cil of Private Enterpiise, also said Richard A. Cormier, director of to identify gifted students. just watch and talk to them. They fish all year, and obey tain our discipline.” morning. land controlled by small bands of have warned about and brandished rejected his appointment as con special education and pupil person It’s “discriminatory” not to give the game laws up to the season’s closing. Galley said the Bruins ran into a determined Montreal rebels-tumed-bandits. as one more reason for their reluc struction and transportation minis nel services for the schools. the same priority to education for The second category encompasses the “part time” team. “Tliey have a long tradition here and they didn’t want r - JO Pilot passes test The thieving probably will in tance to disarm. ter. The gifted program is directed the gifted as to other students with fisherman. He’s the guy who enjoys fishing the fresh crease if the rebels have to continue UNO members also are angry The men — who are not related toward elementary and junior high special needs, Nicholson said. All water rivers and ponds, but when the dog days of slow to get swept,” he said. “They came out and played like a O O MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A team that was down 3-0. living off ever more skeptical over Gen. Ortega staying on. — are influential, both inside the school students b ^ u s e in the high children should have a right to an fishing, and a lack of stocked fish becomes apparent, O ~n Northwest Airlines pilot who in thn Associated Press “But we’re still up 3-1 and in a good position. We peasants. “We campaigned throughout the country and among Nicaragua’s ex school students are free to choose “appropriate” education, she said. turns his attention elsewhere. Golf, tennis, the beach, and r n sisted on urine and blood tests after knew this game wouldn’t be easy and Friday isn’t going countryside during the elections iles. V^ile others were appointed in advanced courses, he added. “It’s not always appropriate to have some saltwater piscatorial pursuits. a passenger questioned his sobriety “Ortega! Ortega! The weapons IT’S A GOAL — Montreal's Stephan Lebeau signals a goal as Boston Bruins' goalie Andy to be t)c anany easiereasier." ■ without money, without anything,” their place Wednesday night, their Currently, the program has four them sit there doing the same things The third category holds the “once a year, for a week” tested negative for alcohol, the air will not be handed over!” was one Moog looks up from the crease during the first period of Wednesday night's game at the ‘"John j o h ^Carter S r g got o t his fourth goal of the series late in thetb said Jaime C u ^ a , explaining Tbes- dissatisfaction is bound to find ready teachers who divide their time be fishermen. Notice, I did not say angler. These people line says. of the chants that greeted Daniel Or as average kids.” Forum. The Canadiens won, 4-1, but still trail the best-of-seven series 3-1. second period for Boston, which was outshot 36-29. tega as he walked into a baseball day night at an UNO Cabinet meet audiences. tween the 10 elementary schools. Nicholson does interviews for look forward to opening day, as though it is a big social O O A Northwest flight from Detroit event. Some even party, and camp out on the rivers and to Atlanta was delayed four hours stadium for his last act as president ing why he rejected his appointment At a party celebrating the change Students are chosen by a compli Brown University in Providence, m z — turning over power to Mrs. as agriculture minister. of government, UNO revelers cated process that takes into account R.I., with students from the region ponds the night before, and just thoroughly enjoy them last week when the pilot, whom selves. For a period of one week. “Cause it’s just opening D > Chamorro. “We told those peasants that once chanted “Humberto Must Go!” test scores, classroom performance who ^ l y there. She is now miming Northwest refused to identify, con day.” Outlook grim for Knicks as Celtics are ready > r“ fronted a woman who had suggested The chant by an unruly Sandinista UNO won the elections, we would Vice President Virgilio Godoy, a and teachers’ recommendations. into some of the students who were strong Sandinista critic, was at the About 200 elementary students par Now all of these people really do enjoy themselves. JO CO he was delayed because he was crowd was a telling sign: Weapons get rid of all the Sandinistas. Now, in the program in its beginning that they can win the bcst-of-5 scries and We may have an eight-man rotation paiiy at the lakeside Plaza of the ticipate, and about M are in inde And I say more power to them. That’s what it’s all about. By Howard Ulman bcsl-of-5 series and “We may have an eight-man rotation a second legitimate inside threat to worry “partying.” mean power for the Sandinista how am I going to look all those years. Many of her students will go The Associated Press perhapsperhaps staystay alivealive forfor severalseveral rounds.rounds. butbut wc’rc wc’rc not not an an eight-man eight-man team,” team,” he he about.about. The The other, other, Ewing, Ewing, averaged averaged 31 31 JO > Revolution. pendent study, according to Cor far, Nicholson believes. Having a good time. I do not look down my nose at the The Associated Press The woman, Ann Beaver of Front, which brooked little opposi peasants if I take a post in the “Wc don’t know if wc can win a cham added. “Wc’rc going to be relying on 12 points per game against Boston and had > H Asked about Mrs. Chamorro’s mier. crowds, because I know that in a couple of weeks, things Bloomfield Hills, Mich., said Satur tion during its decade of rule after government and Humberto is still decision on Gen. Ortega, Godoy While she supports education for pionship,” Boston's Larry Bird said, “but people to be ready to step forward.” 51 in one game. But the Knicks were 1-4 Fifth- and sixth-graders who are will quiet down, and the waters will be manageable. BOSTON — Boston coach Jimmy 1 3 day she was only joking, but the forging itself on the premise of there?” said: “Tonight we’re celebrating. the handicapped, Nicholson said, “If 1 don’t see any team out there that’s any Boston was 9-1 in its last 10 games, against the Celtics. gifted in more than one area are There is one more group however, that, thank good Rodgers tried different lineups, rested key pilot took her seriously. armed revolution. Cuadra is president of the We’ll get back to work tomorrow.” you are going to spend $ 10,0(X) on a more dominant than they have been in the while New York was 4-6. On March 4, The Knicks’ latc-season swoon gives eligible for the formal independent ness, is in the minority. They arc the trouble-makers, and players and endured some tough times. At handicapped kid who many never be past few years. the Knicks led the division with a 37-20 them more to play for than c champion study. Younger children and those the boors and clods, that the non-sporting public seem to the end of the season, the Celtics were the a creative producer, it seems a “Wc’rc the type of team that’s got a lot record, while Boston was in third at ship. There’s the matter of respect interested in a particular subject can shame to spend nothing on the kid sec, and therefore lump all fishermen and hunters (here it NBA’s hottest team. of strengths,” he added. “If you don’t im 34-23. Since then. New York was 8-17 “This is their chance to shut up a lot of participate in resource groups, who is probably going to produce seems to be worse) to be tarred by boorish behavior. New York coach Stu Jackson spent Colt Most outdoor sportsmen, whether he be avid or even much of the season in first place. In the prove from beginning to end, you don’t and finished third, while the Celtics were people,” Boston’s Kevin McHale said, workshops, mini-courses and other the most.” 18-7 and came in second, one game be “do some things that will make them have “enrichment” activities, such as Cormier said that in the upcoming once a year, are decent people who have a love of the end, with Charles Oakley sidelined, the have a chance to win it.” From Page 1 Rodgers, who used different suuting hind Philadelphia. a real nice summer. The New York media math Olympiads, hirents should not year, the administration plans to outdoors, and respect what the good Lord gave us. Knicks were one of the coolest of the combinations for much of the season and For most of that lime, the Knicks is pretty tough.” feel their child is “in or out” of the focus on alternative education for With most of us, it’s Earth Day, three hundred and playoff teams. different rotations off the bench, has set played without Oakley, their best Oakley’s presence would remove a “1 haven’t had anybody come to sible to design a semiautomatic program, Nicholson said. students who are potential drop sixty-five days a year, and we we work at it. Now the Knicks are headed for Boston repeatedly that he opposes tne regulated in the United States. tled on a core group of eight players. rcboundcr. A broken left hand has major alibi the Knicks might use to ex me and say they couldn’t support weapon that docs not accept large Students must be committed to Garden, where they’ve lost 24 straight production of assault weapons for Gun control advocates who claim outs. “The drop-out rate remains Bird, upset early in the season with sidelined him since March 20, but he was plain away any future failure. it,” said Herbst, who has strongly magazines, and pointed out that doing the extra work involved in Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many games, for the first two games of the sale to civilians. the Sporter is an assault weapon constant. I would like to think that Rodgers’ approach and his own poor expected to be back for the playoff “We’ve made a lot of excuses the last supported the bill in her role as Colt’s will sell the new gun with a PROBE, Cormier said, because they we can begin to cut into that.” Cor years, is a recognized authority on the subject of bam playoffs tonight and Saturday. “I’ve written to him, told him point to several features: its pistol shooting, is playing perhaps his best bas opener. couple of weeks about us not rebound Senate chairwoman of the Public five-round magazine. are required to keep up with Uk mier said. boo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Even with both Patrick Ewing and what the configuration is,” Gamble grip, not needed when the gun is ketball of the season. “We’ll get more rebounds with Charles ing," said Kenny Walker, one of Oakley’s Safety Committee. Gamble also said gun control lob regular work as well. Oakley in the lineup, the outlook is grim said. “He has all the facts.” fir^ from the shoulder; a flash sup School board member Susan L. “Wc didn’t win the (Atlantic) division in there,” Jackson said. "Offensively, he’s replacements. But Gamble said the bill is based At issue is the blurry distinction pressor that minimizes the li^ t byists who have characterized the The students in the Waddell class ftrkins said she strongly believes in for New York. “Some people think it’s going to be a title, but I feel wc accomplished a number going to be unable to do everything he The way the Celtics are playing, the on the mistaken premise that assault between an assault weapton and a thrown off by the gun at night; and new Sporter as an assault weapon room don’t seem to mind, though. the gifted program. “It’s not one of cakewalk for us,” said Boston center of the other things that wc set out to do,” wants. But he’ll be concentrating on addition of Oakley may not be enough. rifles — such as the AR-15 made by sophisticated target rifle. its capacity to accept large are “well-meaning but inaccurate,” “My teacher doesn’t make it hard the things that I would wish to cut.” Rowe named Robert Parish, who must guard Ewing, Rodgers said, “and that is to be a team defcn.se, rebounding and running the “We’ve shot the ball consistently, Colt’s — are more likely to be used While there is no universal defini magazines and fire off dozens of partly because Colt’s has not for me. I make up my homework. Richard W. Dyer, chairman of the “but I’m looking for a battle.” that was healthy and playing its best bas floor." we’ve played good solid defense,” by criminals, particularly in the drug tion for an assault weapon, the Bush shots in rapid succession without shippal any of its new weapons. It’s not much harder,” Mechel said. school board, said the school board Still, the Celtics arc very optimistic ketball at the end of the season. Oakley’s return would give the Celtics Rodgers said. trade. administration uses the term for reloading. He said gun control advocates are The loss of one teacher is likely to would semtinize Kennedy’s list of “It tries to single out one class military-style semiautomatic Gamble acknowledged that the basing their judgments on the mean less services for students in recommended cuts carefully and interim AD rifle or guns of being more new gun has each of those features, AR-15 Sporter, a gun made by Colt kindergarten through fourth grade, possibly make some changes. “I weapons that it has banned from im STORRS (AP) — The University of Connecticut has dangerous than another,” Gamble but he pointed to several it does not Industries’ firearms division before Nicholson said. Or, the independent don’t think we do enough for the portation into the United States. named a former Huskies head basketball coach to tem McCaskill leaves said. “Can you imagine how silly Such weapons, however, are not have. He said it is virtually impos the division was sold. study for fifth and sixth grades may gifted,” he said. that is? All guns in the hands of a porarily replace departing Athletic Director Todd TUmcr, criminal become dangerous.” who announced last week he would take the same posi Sox jammed up State Treasurer Francisco Borges, tion at North Carolina State University. who invested $25 million worth of Donald “Dec" Rowe could begin his duties as early as June I, but no later than July 1, TUmer’s official resigna By Dave O'Hara state pension funds in Colt’s earlier DR. NELSON C FREEMAN ALBASI GREENHOUSES The Associated Press 1 tion date, UConn President John T. Castecn III said Wed this year, said he is still trying to t . » determine whether the company’s nesday. and Opening Saturday, April 28th “I expect Dec and Todd to work out the actual date for BOSTON — Kirk McCaskill of the California Angeli new gun should be considered an as considers pitching out of jams almost routine. sault weapon. Borges has said uansition of duties,” Castecn said. “Until beginning his DK ROBERT G. ZBOROWSKI lime as interim AD, E>cc will be assisting my office “I don't panic like I used to," the onetime University featuring during the current transition period.” f t of Vermont htK'kcy star said. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeiy Castecn will be also be leaving the school to assume It’s a good thing. In three starts this year, McCaskill is HALL FOR RENT the job of president at the University of Virginia in Char 2-0, including a 3-1 victory over the the Boston Red Sox For parties, showers, receptions, Wednesday night. meetings Complete kitchen fa lottesville. ir Beautiful Geraniums Castecn said Rowe will participate in the search for a But he has been in more jams than motorists in rush cilities. l.arge enclosed parking Are pleased to announce the opening of their new hour traffic on Boston’s narrow, winding streets. lot. Inquire: permanent athletic director and “if Dec chooses to be McCa.skill allowed nine Kits, including a solo insidc- Lithuanian Hall South Windsor office. Performing Dental Extrac come a candidate for the permanent position of director A. 9 HANGING BASKETS: of athletics, that issue is between IJec and the search thc-park homer by Bill Buckner, and two walks in five 24 GOLWAY STREET tions, Removal of Wisdom Teeth, Implants, TMJ IVY GERANIUMS. NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS. 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Thursday, April 26,1990—13 A Luck changes for Softball Little League set for 40th campaign w \ Tonight’s Games Coastal vs. A&N, 6 — Fitzgerald 'The Manchester Little League swings into its 40th report to their respective fields for opening day play. The Ed EJettore is Manchester Little League president with Caps in playoffs Bray vs. Social Club, 7:30 — Fitzgerald season of operation on Saturday with tripleheaders at American League schedule at Waddell is: Dairy Queen Lloyd Boutilier vice president, Judy Blaschik treasurer Dean vs. PM Construction, 6 — Robertson both the American League and National League fields. vs. Firefighers at noon; American Legion vs. Army and and Bemie Lidestri secretary. By David Ginsburg play,” Langway said. “I wasn’t Medical vs. ’Ihylor, 7:30 — Robertson Navy at 2 p.m.; and DiRosa Cleaners vs. Modem The Farm League season is set to open on Saturday, Wilson vs. Congo, 6 — Nike Opening day ceremonies will be held at 10:30 a.m. at The Associated Press trying to score, just throw it toward Janitorial at 4 p.m. May 5, with the Rookie League season opening on Satur the net. (Mike) Gartner came out Tierney’s vs. Mudville, 7:30 — Nike Waddell Field on Broad Street with the introduction of 'The National League opening day schedule at Leber day, May 12. Oakland vs. Purdy, 6 — I^gani players and tmef messages from league dignitaries. LANDOVER, Md. — Consider and blocked my first shot, and I was Feld (off of Love Lane) is: Caspers vs. Ansaldi’s at There are six teams in each of the two major leagues Acadia vs. Allstate, 7:30 — Pagan! Bob Digan will serve as master of ceremtMiies. ing all the misery the Washington just lucky it came back to me. noon; Lawyers vs. Vittner’s at 2 pan.; and Boland with 18 teams in the Farm League and 18 teams in the Ward vs. Memorial, 6 — Keeney Once the ceremonies are complete, the teams will Capitals have endured in the NHL Otherwise, I was lost and they had a By Jim Donaghy Brothers vs. Sunnyside Up at 4 p.m. Rookie League. Lumber vs. State Bank, 6 — Charter Oak playoffs, maybe it’s simply time for breakaway. The Associated Press their luck to change. “When you see an opening like That’s the way it looks so far in that and you’re a non-goal scorer, NEW YORK — During the their series with the New York you just throw it toward the net and course of a season, there are games Rookies get Rangers, where they’re one game hope for a break. I got lucky.” that exemplify why a team wins or In Brief. away from winning the Patrick Langway, the Capitals’ captain loses more than others. Division playoff title for the first since joining the team in 1982, has That was the case Wednesday shot at Indy time after seven previous failures. agonized through seemingly count night when the New York Mets ral Rod Langway, a veteran defen less playoff disappointments. This lied for five runs in the eighth inning Rain washes out scholastic slate seman who endured most of those made up for some of them. for an 8-5 victory over the Atlanta The rain on Wednesday washed out the scholastic other playoff disappoinUnents, led “We’ve had high hopes for this Braves. sports slate. The postponed games will be made up on minus traffic the way Wednesday night with an organization and have come up The Braves have finished in last the following dates: East Hampton at Coventry girls overtime goal that put the Caps on short,” he said. “Winning franchises place three of the last four years in softball- today at 3:30 p.m.; Xavier at East Catholic the brink of the third round with a overcome setbacks, and we’re still the National League West. And, baseball- Saturday at 10 a.m.; Bolton at Cheney Tech By Steve Hermcin 4-3 victory over the Rangers. trying to learn to do that.” despite a promising pitching staff, baseball- Monday at 3:30 pan.; East Hampton at The Associated Press Langway’s first goal in 14 Now it’s the Rangers who must they have lost 10 of 12 games this Coventry baseball- May 3 at 3:30 pan. months, 34 seconds into overtime on bounce back after a disheartening season and seem headed for another All other Wednesday postponements will be made up INDIANAPOLIS — Salt Walther, who drove in seven a shot he was merely trying to put setback. last-place finish. on dates and times to be announced. Indianapolis 500-mile races in the 1970s, and Jeff near the goal, gave Washington a “'ITiis loss puts them in the The reasons could all be found in Andretti, the youngest son of former winner Mario 3-1 lead in the best-of-7 I^Uick driver’s seat,” New York coach the eighth inning. Merchants hold tryouts Andretti, are among 10 drivers expected to participate in finals which resume with Game 5 on Roger Neilson said. “Now we’ve “We should win when we score Tryouts for the Manchester Merchants will be held the U.S. Auto Club’s annual Rookie Orientation Program Friday night at New York’s Madison got to win at home and come back five runs,” Braves manager Russ Saturday and Sunday (April 28-29) from noon to 3 pan. this weekend. Square Garden. here again.” Nixon said. “We got hits and got at Moriarty Field. Any 14- or 15-year-old from The voluntary program, in its 10th year, will run Until Langway scored his game- “We’re disappointed, but it’s not The Associated Press David Cone out of the game...” Manchester or Bolton, and any student attending East through Sunday, with car inspections and meetings for winner, the contest was typical of over,” Rangers center Carey Wilson PUCK STOPS HERE — Washington goalie Mike Liut, right, prepares to stop the puck as But the Braves didn’t get relief Catholic or Cheney Tech is eligible. Any questions, call drivers and their crews today and three days of practice Washington’s agonizing playoff said. “If we play like this next game, New York Rangers John Ogrodnick, left, and Kelly Kisio attempt to stuff it by him during pitching and defense when they Dave Rohrbach at 646-4069 or Steve Armstrong at beginning Friday. The track will open for full practice for past. The Capitals, on the brink of at home, I think we’ll beat this needed it most. 647-1560. their playoff contest Wednesday night in Landover, Md. The Caps won, 4-3, in overtime to all drivers on May 5. victory, let the Rangers back into the team.” The Mets entered the e i^ th trail Mangiafico doing well at PC “The value to the participants is that they can run out game by blowing a 3-1 lead in the The Rangers got even in third take a 3-1 lead in the series. ing 5-3 when Gregg Jefferies led off there without the pressures of a lot of other traffic,” final 4:03 of regulation. period when John Ogrodnick scored with a single off reliever Mike Stan PROVIDENCE — Freshman Marc Mangiafico, a USAC competition director Roger McCluskey said of the After blowing the late lead, a power play goal with 4:03 left and tals enjoying a two-man advantage, their third straight game after win 13:13 of the second period. ton and Howard Johnson singled 1989 graduate of East Catholic High School, has posted a rookie program, which has had 45 of its 74 participants 5-3 record to date with the Providence College baseball Washington appeared to have once Bemie Nicholls forced the overtime gave Washington a 2-1 lead with 47 ning the opener 7-3. Druce got the go-ahead goal with with one out. Second baseman Jeff qualify for at least one start in the race the past nine by beating Washington goalie Mike team. The Associated Press again wasted another great oppor seconds left in the second period. Druce has at least one goal in five Nicholls and Moller in the penalty Treadway then mishandled Darryl years. Liut on the stick side with 1:12 Mangiafico has appeared in nine games and pitched 46 tunity — but Langway changed all His second, 56 seconds into the final straight .games and seven in the last box. Scott Stevens floated a shot Suawberry’s slow grounder, loading “You can let them run slow out in the groove. They that. remaining. 2/3 innings. He’s given up 48 hits, struck out 42, and has period, gave him 11 in the post three. This, after spending the first toward the net that was tipped by th e bases before Kevin ROLLING IN — Minnesota’s Gene Larkin, left, makes it under the tag of Detroit shortstop can take their time and get used to the race track, which Langway’s first goal since Feb. Before New York’s late flurry, it McReynolds’ two-run single tied the an ERA of 5.21. season, best in the playoffs. part of the season in the minors and Dale Hunter off Richter’s chest, and Alan Trammell for a double in the sixth inning of Wednesday night’s game at the is a big value to them,” McCluskey said. 17, 1989 came on a wrist shot from appeared that John Druce would scoring only eight goals in 45 Druce slapped the rebound out of score. Providence is 20-16 overall, 9-6 in the Big East. the left circle. The shot flew past once again be the Capitals’ hero. Treadway looked to second for a Metrodome. The Tigers won, 6-4. “The thing it lets us do is, we can take some people But New York wasn’t finished. regular-season games. the air and past Richter into the net. Clubhouse calls to be logged that may be marginal as far as their background, and see New York goalie Mike Richter, who Druce scored twice within a 103- Then, in the opening minute of possible force play, and bobbled the o The Rangers, who won the F^trick After Troy Mallette gave New what they would look like at this race track. was screened by teammate Randy second span to give Washington a Division regular-season title but York a 1-0 lead with a first-period the fin^l period, Dmce redirected a ball to lose a shot at Strawberry. NEW YORK (AP) — More fallout from the Pete Rose J3 -n “Very frankly,” he added, “if it weren’t for this Moller. 3-1 lead early in the final period. have not won a Stanley Cup since goal, Washington tied it with Tim shot by Kevin Hatcher into the net “If we get the out on Strawberry case: because of the way he used ballpark telephones, all program, a lot of fellows would not get the opportunity ^ F “Believe it or not I made a bad Druce’s first goal, with the Capi- 1940, fought back before losing Bergland’s first-ever playoff goal at to make it 3-1. it’s a different game,” Nixon said. calls to and from every major league clubhouse this Gruber produces in clutch “That error magnified everything season are being logged. to drive here as soon as they do. There’s more of a else and things like that always get “It’s being done for everyone’s benefit, to protect relaxed atmosphere. That’s probably the biggest thing — m you in trouble.” against gambling and other bad influences,” Rich Levin, going for it.” O D Reds remain hot as Duncan takes over for Larkin It did. a spokesman for the commissioner’s office, said Wednes where other clubs fall flat The 42-year-old Walther, whose best finish at In- Strawberry took third on the tying day. diamqwlis was ninth in 1976, has not driven at the ^ CD pire Tom Hallion between the eighth co’s home record fell to 0-7 after Baseball officials talked about a plan during the off fifth shutout of the season. Tom By Bill Barnard Benzinger drove in three runs in the hit and McReynolds moved to By Ben Walker Speedway since 1979. His last Indy-car race was in the H - < and ninth innings, was impressed Andy Van Slyke’s two-run single season and put it into effect on opening day. Many Filer and two relievers combined on The Associated Press Reds’ 12-7 victory over Philadel- ■ second on the throw home. After The Associated Press AL Roundup 1981 Michigan 500. m . N L Roundup with the Reds’ attack. off Steve Bedrosian snip ed a 3-3 teams, including the Cincirmati Reds, already h ^ such a a five-hitter and Dave ftuker’s first phia. pinch-hitter Tim Teufel was inten triple since 1988 set up the only run. “We figured this was a good place for him to get some Padres 3, Cubs 0: San Diego tie in the 12th inning. policy for several years. o =! Once Barry Larkin cooled off, Larkin hit .512 in Cincinnati’s tionally walked, pinch-hitter Mike Baseball made simple: Get a big Filer (2-1) allowed three hits in miles,” McCluskey said of Walther’s participation in the handed Chicago its sixth consecu Pinch-hitter John Cangelosi John Dowd and his investigators used records of calls hind 2-0 to Brett,” Plesac said. Mariano Duncan kept the Cincirmati first 10 games, but is l-for-9 in the The Reds, 10-2 for the season, Marshall doubl^ off reliever Rich hit, like Kelly Gruber again did for six innings and lowered his ERA to rookie program. tive loss as Ed Whitson pitched a singled to lead off the 12th against in and out of the Reds’ clubhouse early in the 1987 Toronto, and win. Fail in the clutch, Boston squandered 13 hits and Reds red-hot. last two, allowing Duncan to surge used big innings to beat the Phillies, Luecken to put the Mets ahead 7-5. 1.29. Chuck Crim left with the bases Jeff Andretti, 26, would be the fourth Andretti seeking seven-hitter for his 10th career Bedrosian (0-2) and Wally Backman season to check into Rose’s involvement with gamblers. like Kansas City, Boston and New four walks, loading the bases three Duncan took over the National past him. scoring three runs in the second, “You enjoy that situation,” said loaded in the eighth and Plesac got a start in the May 27 race. His father, the 1969 Indy win shutout and hit his first major-league walked. After Jay Bell’s sacrifice York did, and lose. limes and leaving 14 runners on | - 3 3 League batting lead from his team “I’m just trying to make contact,” four in the fifth and four in the Marshall, who won T\iesday night’s NCAA denies Maryland request his first save. ner, older brother Michael and cousin John, all veterans, homer. bunt. Van Slyke grounded a single Gruber hit his seventh homer and mate Wednesday night, raising his the second baseman said, “and when eighth. Cincinnati had 16 hits, tying 2-1 decision over Atlanta 2-1 with a OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — The NCAA base in a 3-1 loss to California. The Kansas City played without start also are entered in tliis year’s race. O O drove in his 19th run, both major Red Sox scored their only run on average to .448 with three hits, in that happens, good things happen to its season high. Whitson, in his 14th season, out- up the middle. run-scoring grounder in the ninth in Division I Steering Committee turned down a request by ing outfielders Bo Jackson and Jim Jeff is driving for TEAMKAR International of In O ~n The Pirates got two more runs in ning. “I don’t want to hit into a league highs, as the Blue Jays beat Bill Buckner’s inside-lhe-park cluding a three-run homer, and Todd you. I feci pretty good at the plate.” Duncan, who hit only three dueled Chicago starter Mike the University of Maryland to hear a quick appeal of the Eisenreich, who returned home be dianapolis and is a teammate of Kenji Momota, one of Bielecki (0-2), who in the seventh the inning, negating a Giants run in double play or strike out. You want Cleveland 5-3 Wednesday n i^ t. homer. homers last year, hit a 1-2 pitch school’s basketball probation. “Everything is falling in for me,” cause of illness in their families. two Japanese drivers entered. Momota, who drove on the inning gave up Whitson’s first the bottom of the 12th. to put the ball in play.” The Yankees fell to Seattle 5-2. from Bruce Ruffin (1-2) for his third The announcement came after the spring meeting of said Gruber, now batting .375. “It’s Athletics 4, Orioles 3: In Bal American Indy Series last year, and Hiro Matsushita, 29, homer in 461 at-bats. Left-hander Bob Patterson (2-0) Kevin Elster ad d ^ a sacrifice fly, The Yankees loaded the bases with timore, Jose Canseco got four hits, who ran the Formula Atlantic series, also are expected to of the season in the second inning. the 46-member NCAA Council. The Steering Committee a combination of a couple of things. one out in the seventh, but pinch hit The l^dres scored their first run pitched the 11th inning for the his third RBI of the game, to cap the including a two-run homer and the participate in the rookie program. “The main reason I’m going so is made up of council members. I’m not missing the pitches I should ter Luis Polonia ground^ into a o o good is that Tony Perez has been in the third on a run-scoring single Pirates, who won for the sixth time five-run inning. NCAA president Albert M. Witte said there was no go-ahead single in the 12th inning. Among the other first-year drivers is Eddie Cheever, a “Pinch hitting is a tough thing,” be hitting and I’m not wasting any double play. m z working with me,” Duncan said. by Joe Carter after Joey Cora in seven road games. precedent for an expedited apipeal. He said Maryland’s swings on bad pitches.” Oakland is 3-0 in extra innings after Formula One veteran who made his oval track debut Marshall said. “I’m not used to it, In Toronto, a blown transformer o > “He’s been a big help.” singled and stoic second. Sid Bream and Bobby Bonilla case would be heard at the Council’s summer meeting in Gmber went 4-for-5, including a losing its first eight extra-iruiing three weeks ago with a seventh-place finish at Phoenix. but I came into the clubhouse and caused a blackout downtown but did > r - Cincinnati took control of the “After 460-some at-bats, it’s homered for Pittsburgh, and Earnest August in Monterey, Calif. two-run homer and RBI double. He games last season. Cheever’s only previous Indy-car race, which was on a did some stretching and running.” not interrupt the Blue Jays’ game. 'The Orioles got just three hits, in J3 O) game in the fifth, breaking a 3-3 tie about time I found one,” Whitson Riles for San Francisco. is 8-for-ll in three games against road course, was at Miami in 1986, when he finished It was the third time this season Engel on indefinite leave There was no power shortage at the cluding Cal Ripken’s second home said. “I don’t remember if I touched Expos 1, Astros 0: Montreal and the Indians. 27th. by scoring four mns on a run-scor the Mets have won a game in their SkyDome, where Gruber, Glcnallen run off Bob Welch, Gene Nelson JO > the bags or not going around the Houston combined for only nine BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — National League um Kansas City, Boston and New Others expected here this weekend are Buddy Lazier, ing single by Benzinger, a two-run final at-bat. Hill and f^t Borders hit home runs. (1-0) and Dermis Eckersley, who got > hits, and it took a ninth-inning wild pire Bob Engel, accused of stealing 4,180 baseball cards York could’ve used just one hit in single by Paul O’Neill, and an RBI bases. I was on cloud nine when I Ron Darling (1-2) made only his Gruber hit a two-run homer in the his fifth save. who also participated in the rookie program last year, ■ 0 went around first. I saw it go over pitch by reliever Dave Smith to last weekend, has been placed on a leave of abserme. the right spot. first inning and had an RBI double Scott Goodyear, Dean Hall, Mike Groff and Steve single by Joe Oliver. second relief appearance in 210 Bill White, president of the NL, said Engel was given Rick Mahler (1-0) allowed four and that was it.” score Tim Raines with the winning Milwaukee held off the Royals in the fourth that put the Blue Jays Tigers 6, Twins 4: Detroit won Barclay. major-league games and got the vic the leave “so that he can direct his energy toward the 1-0 when relief ace Dan Plesac es runs on five hits in five innings for Cardinals 5, Dodgers 1: Bryn run. ahead for good at 4-3. its first road series since last May as tory with one inning. John Franco charges that have been leveled against him.” caped a bases-loaded, nonc-out jam the victory, his first since July 15. Smith, who got four runs of support Raines singled with one out in the Todd Stottlemyre (2-2) got the Cecil Fielder drove in three runs retired the side in order in the ninth Engel will be arraigned in Bakersfield Municipal in the eighth. After throwing two Reds manager Lou Piniella said in his first three starts for St. Louis, ninth and moved to third on a two- victory and Duane Ward pitched with a pair of singles. The Tigers for his fifth save in five oppor Court on May 2. He hasn’t commented on the charges, balls, he retired George Brett on a he is getting a little worried about pitched a seven-hitter for eight in out single to right by Andres Galar tunities. three innings for his third save. Rod were 0-16-3 in road series, going but agreed to the leave, according to a statement issued popup and got Willie Wilson to 15-50 in that span, since wiiming a his strikeout-happy bullpen. nings and delivered the first two raga. John Smoltz started for Atlanta Nichols (0-1) look the loss. by the NL. ground into a double play. Keith Hernandez hit his first set in Chicago. Yankees Norm Charlton struck out seven runs with a double-play grounder Galarraga moved to second on the and allowed five hits and three runs “You don’t get out of a bases- American League homer, a two-run White 5, Rangers 4: In and a bases-loaded single against first of two consecutive wild pitches in seven innings. Myricks suspended three months and walked three in three innings, loaded, no-out situation very often. Texas, Bobby Thigpen got even From Page 11 Smoltz was 11-6 at the All-Star shot for the Indians. and Randy Myers struck out two, Los Angeles. by Smith (0-1), but Raines was un INDIANAIKJLIS (AP) — Larry Myricks, the second- Any time you do, you have to get Brewers 1, Royals 0: At Mil break last year, but 1-7 since. with Pete Incaviglia as Chicago walked three and allowed three nms Smith stmek out two and walked able to advance on the play. The ranked long jumper in the world, has been suspended for pretty lucky, especially falling be- waukee, the Brewers pitched their ended a four-game losing streak. one, and the only run he allowed second wild pitch hit in front of the “It was a frustrating game,” cap a three-run seventh inning that lifted the Mariners to in the ninth. three months after testing positive for a stimulant com a 5-2 victory over the New York Yankees on Wednesday “I’m beginning to get concerned was unearned in the eighth inning. plate and bounced by catcher Craig Smoltz said. “I hope that’s the last monly found in an over-the-counter cold medication. In the fifth, Orel Hershiser (1-1) Biggio, allowing Raines to score. time that I’ll lose a lead.” night. about the way our ‘Nasty Boys’ are The Athletics Congress, governing body for track and Martinez also had three singles to complete the first throwing the ball,” Piniella said. “It surrendered the first run allowed by Steve Frey (1-0) worked the Lonnie Smith tied the score 3-3 field in the United States, said that Myricks tested posi when he led off the Braves’ third McCaskill four-hit game of his career. The Aisociated Press looks like they’re just trying to Dodgers pitching in 23 innings. A eighth for the victory, and Tim tive for phenylpropanolamine at the U.S. indoor cham a ^ n s t Cone with a home run, and “I really didn’t know when I hit it,” Martinez said of strike people out instead of tlnowing walk and a single by Jose Oquendo Burke recorded his fifth save, pitch pionships in New York on Feb. 23. If the mandatory ap From Page 11 Jim Presley followed with a double his homer off a 1-1 pitch from reliever Eric Plunk, “but I SHORT STICK — Houston’s Gerald Young comes up with put runners on first and third before ing the ninth. peal is ignored, Myricks would be ineligible for national strikes and getting people out. to extend his hitting streak to 10 thought I had a chance to get a double or something.” the short end of the stick when his bat broke into pieces Smith bounced a double-play Three Montreal pitchers held or international competition until July 13. However, it was a win.” games. innings before Mike Witt and Mark Eichhom completed Martinez’s hitting helped make a wiruier of Brian Hol against Montreal during third-inning action Wednesday grounder up the middle. Houston to four hits, and the Expos Phillies manager Nick Leyva, Tommy Gregg walked and Dale NBA files second lawsuit a 13-hitter. man (3-1) in his first start after flirting with a perfect night at the Astrodome. The Expos won, 1-0. who was ejected by home plate um Pirates 7, Giants 4: San Francis had only five. game last week against Oakland. Murphy, who had three hits, got an PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The NBA has filed a Later, McCaskill, who has allowed 16 hits and 12 infield single to load the bases with walks but only two earned runs in 17 iimings this season, "That’s something that happens infrequently, maybe second lawsuit against the Oregon Lottery, alleging that once every hundred limes you got out there," Hohnan none out. Cone struck out Ernie iLs new scratch-off ticket game is based on the league’s credited a new attitude and luck for two victories without Whitt, but with Jeff Blauser batting, a loss. said about his perfect-game bid. “I pul that last game be NBA’s ‘second season’ begins in full force tonight diampionship series. hind me. Now that it’s over. I’ve got to go on." Presley scored on a wild pitch. The lawsuit, filed late TUesday in U.S. District Court, “Everything was a crisis situation before,” he said. thing that we’re going to have to He gave up eight hits in six-plus innings, walking one Hills, Mich., against Indiana. There are four other openers but an 8-8 finish cast some doubt on The Braves made it 5-3 in the claims the “Basketball Championship Pool” game infr “I’m a little more indifferent now.” work on. That’s why we’re getting and striking out seven but lost his perfect game oppor By BIN Barnard “Everything about the regular tonight. New York is at Boston and their chances. fourth when Smith walked with two inges on the NBA’s uademarks, creates confusion for its But, he added, “basically I was just lucky” against the The Associated Press Cleveland is at Philadelphia in the Pan of Detroit’s problem late in back to basics.” outs and scored on Presley’s second Red Sox, who had 18 base nmners, hit into two double tunity by walking Yankee leadoff hitter Steve S u in the season is tossed out. Everyone starts fans and unjustly enriches the Oregon Lottery. first inning. Sax then scored on Mel Hall’s two-out triple. out at zero and the first one to 15 East and Denver is at San Antonio the season, aside from the seven double. plays and left 14 stranded. The Pacers (42-40) made the “I didn’t have quite as good a fastball as last time tHit I 1 The NBA’s “second season” and Dallas is at Portland in the West. games Dumars missed with a broken Cone allowed eight hits and five wins.” Olajuwon player of month had a good slider," Holman said. “Maybe 1 wasn’t quite starts tonight, and as Detroit’s Joe On Friday, Milwaukee is at Chicago hand, was turnovers. They averaged playoffs for only the third time in runs in 3 2-3 innings, but struck out “I think 1 was extremely lucky,” the right-hander said. 'Oic playoffs involve one best- NEW YORK (AP) — Akcem Olajuwon of the Hous as focused as I was at Oaklarni.’’ Seattle took a 2-1 lead Dumars says, the first team to win 16 a game down the stretch, com their 14-year NBA history, but are nine. Cone, Bob Ojeda, Darling and “It was just luck. It wasn’t really my pitching that got me of-5 scries followed by three best- in the East while Phoenix is at Utah ton Rockets, who averaged 27.1 points and 13.5 in the third off Yurkecs starter Pi.squal fVrez on Mike 15 games wins the championship. pared with an average of 12 during recognized as one of the talented Franco combined to strike out 15. out of it. It was their misfortune. Believe me. I’m not of-7, which means the defending and Houston at the Los Angeles rebounds in 11 games, was named NBA player of the Bromley’s RBI double, an infield out and a IVrez wild the 25-1 sueak. young teams in the league with Reg “The bullpen kept us in the trying to get into those situations.” “In the playoffs, there’s a dif cluunpion Pistons need to win 15 Lakers in the West. pitch that scored Brumley. “It’s a result of us having a casual gie Miller, Chuck Person, Dctlef game,” Mets manager Davey John montJi for April. The Red Sox, who loaded the bases in the first, fifth ferent mentality than there is in the times to repeat. Last year, they The Pistons (59-23) looked like Holman left after allowing singles to the first two attitude about protecting the ball,” Schrempf, Rik Smits and Vem son said. “If you stay close, things and and sixth innings, agreed. regular season,” Dumars said before wrapped up the title in just 17 clear favorites when they won 25 of Ferrell voluntarily retires Yankees in the seventh but reliever Mike Jackson got Coach Chuck Daly said. “It’s some Fleming. can happen.” “What can you say, wasted opportunities, that’s it," tonight’s playoff opener at Auburn playoff games. 26 games in February and March, PHOENIX (AP) — Phoenix Cardinals fullback Earl pinch hiuer Luis FYlonia to grouixi into an itming-ending Boston manager Joe Morgan said. “We didn’t hit for Ferrell, the team’s leading rusher the past two seasons, double play that preserved the 2-1 lead. beans when we needed to. Wc could’ve done them in any 9 voluntarily retired after being informed by the NFL that Perez departed in the fourth after experietKing muscle number of innings. We certainly could have croaked he had tested positive for drugs atrd must miss the 1990 spasms in his right shoulder. SENIORS GOLF SPECIALS them in the first." Cardinals’ Collins dreams of the future season. “Wr left him back in the warm weather to throw some Super Discount Days Ferrell, 32, told reporters at a hastily called news cori- The Red Sox appeared ready to make short work of the dream lives. help fine-tune his skills after getting Louis in February that there were no more," \hnkees manager Bucky Dent said of the possible By R.B. Fallstrom McCaskill. Wade Boggs and Jody Reed singled and Ellis A lot of ba.seball blasts from the only 106 at-bats with Cincinnati last guarantees. Mondays & Tuesdays ference that he received a letter from NFL Commissioner effect of shortened spring training on P:rez. “We’ve been The Associated Press Burks walked on four pitches, filling the bases with no past made ends meet playing year. Problems with his calf muscle Collins couldn’t wait for a fresh Raul Tagliabue last Thursday. monitoring his outings each lime and I don't think that’s The 6-fool, 240-pound Ferrell, who has 2,946 yards in outs. baseball in Florida last winter. The prevented that option, along with a start after three spotty seasons with 7:00AM-2:00PM a problem.” ST. LOUIS — Dave Collins is his eight-year career, has never been suspended by the Th* AwodaMd Ptm * Senior Professional Baseball As plan to play in P ^rto Rico, so Col the Cincinnati Reds, during which Mike Oieenwell ran the count to 3-0, took a strike, Seattle’s three-run Kvenih came at the expense of old enough to think about the senior NFL for drugs although he reportedly tested positive at then popped out. McCaskill then retired Dwight Evans relievers Lee Gueuerman and Plunk. sociation played a 72-game season lins bided his time until spring train time he seemed to age quickly. He 9 H O L E S — S d . O O per person 60 a over leagues and young enough to think least three limes. and Tony Pena. GOT A GOOD SEAT — California out Guetterman allowed only one hit atxl struck out seven from Nov. 1 to Jan. 31 and was ing. averaged 30 hits a season during with this ad only. “There’s something to be said for intestinal fortitude," in three innings but gave up a orve-oui triple to Ken Grif it can wait a while. home to tlie likes of Milt Wilcox (a “You can’t take anything for that period amd was deemed so ex Offer Expires May 18,1990 fielder Claudell Washington climbs out of Team USA wins third straight California manager Doug Rader said. “Everybody who fey Jr. and an RBI single to Rrtc O ’Brien in the seventh 9 “Somewhere down the road I league-leading 12 victories), Willie granted in this game. I’ve learned pendable that the Reds released him the stands after tumbling head-first into the BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Phul Ranheim scored the pitched did a good .job. It wasn’tpretty, some of it wasn’t before Plunk came on to face Martinez who greeted him guess it’s a possibility, but I still Aikens (17 home runs) and former that," Collins said. “But 1 feel I can last June 23, then re-signed him a right field stands chasing a ball hit by Bos winner at 9:04 of the third period as 'Ibam USA edged ideal. But very rarely do you woik in an ideal world.” with a blast over the left center field wall to give the have my skills,” said the 37-year-old Kansas City Royals farmhand Tim still play or I wouldn’t have come to little more than a month later. Finland 2-1 in the World Hockey Championships. It was Jack Howell had a single and a double, scoring two ton’s Bill Buckner in the fourth inning Wed Mariners a 5-1 lead. Collins, a utility player with the St. Ireland (.374 batting average). uaining camp.” The Reds released him for good Minnechaug Golf Course the Americans’ third steaight vicio^ and gave them a 3-4 runs and driving in one, as the Angels did all their scor nesday night. Washington had to leave the Don Mattingly hit his secrond homer of the season, a Louis Cardinals, his eighth major- Guys who used to play against Collins’ standing may be in Nov. 11. ing agaiiut Mike Buckner, 1-3, who lasted only 4 2-3 in hard line drive off the right-field foul pole leading off the league team in 13 seasons. Collins. “I think there were a few jeopardy when major-league teams “It was a liule bit disheartening,” record and fifth place in the preliminary round. game. CALL FOR TEE TIMES It also virtually assured them of a place in next year’s nings. eighth and Hall followed with a single for his third hit of Someday he might fit right in there younger than me,” he said. go back to 24- or 25-man rosters on Collins said. “But I tried not to World Championships in Finland. Team USA now needs Buckner, making just his second start in his 20th major the game but Jackson reliaxl the side without further witli, say, the St. Petersburg Pelicans Collins, in fact, nearly played for May 1, but he knew when he signed worry about it because I can’t con 643-9914 His long drive licked off the glove of right-fielder one point from three games in the four-team relegation league season, provided the only Boston highlight with scoring and Mike Schooler pitched a perfect ninth to pick or the St. Lucie Legends. Fur now. the Fort Myers Sun Sox. but only to a minor-league contract with St. trol it.” Claudell Washington, who fell into the stands and was pool. his 174th career homer. stuimed. up his third save. 0 y
A MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 26,1990—15 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 26, 1990 SCOREBOARD FOCUS A Mariners 5, \^nkees 2 Baseball SEATTLE NEW YORK Basketball Dear Abby Keep Your ab rh bl sb r h bl KENTUCKY PERKY KENTUCKY PERKY Reynids 2b 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 4 1 2 0 <^iFYiNs.,.|990 Briley rf 3 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 3 0 1 0 NBA playoff glance PEOPLE ADavis dh Polonia ph 10 0 0 Q0ALiFyiNS...I96O Abigail Van Buren Car Alive American League standings f i r s t ROUND Leonard If Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 (Baat-ol-S) East Division Griffey cf Mtngly 1b 4 1 2 1 Thuraday, April 26 w L Pel. GB POBrin 1b Hall If 4 0 3 1 Prince launches program Toronto 11 5 .688 EMrtnz 3b Winfild dh 4 0 0 0 Clevelarxl at Philadelphto, 7:30 p.m. MilwauKee 8 5 .615 11/Z ^ lla c Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Irxiana at DeboiL 8 p.m. Boston 7 7 .500 3 Brumly ss Kelly cf 4 0 1 0 PERKY Naw Vbrk at Boaton, 8 pm. to help young Britons Baltirmre 7 8 .467 31/z Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Electric autos Ceronec 4 0 2 0 Detroit 7 9 .438 4 Man now regrets LONDON (AP) — Prince Charles, saying he’s Blowers 3b 3 0 0 0 m Dallas at Fbrtland, 10:30 p.m Naw Vbrk 5 7 .417 4 Sandrs ph 10 0 0 Friday, April 27 worried that something is missing from the lives of Cleveland 5 8 .385 4'/z J Tmtoa 34 511 5 Totals 36 2 11 2 TESTiW; Milwaukee at Chicago. 8 p.m. Wsst Division yoimg Britons, is launching a Volunteers program to Saatlla 10 300— 5 Phoenix at Utah, 9:30 p.m. making headlines W L Pci. GB Houston at Los Angelos Lakars, 1030 p m having vasectomy chaimel their energy into community projects. NawYbrk 10 010— 2 Oakland 11 3 .786 DP— SeaWo 2, Now Ywk 3. LOB— Seattle 3. Saturday, April 28 “We need to recognize the youthful urge for ad Chicago 6 5 .545 3'rz Now Yjtk 8. 2B— Brumloy. 3B— Hall, Griffey. Naw Vbrk at Boston. 1 pm. DEAR ABBY: I read about that wmnan who tried to Texas 31/z venture and aggression and find better ways to chan iiK 8 7 .533 HR— EMartinoz (1), Mattingly (2). Indana at Daboil 3 3 0 p.m, By Peter Bohr California 7 4 get her husband to get a vasectomy, but he refused. She 7 .500 IP H R ER B B SO Denver at San Antonio, 8 pm. nel it, otherwise too much talent goes to waste,” he Minnesota 7 9 .438 5 l SM ttI# — C Dallas at Fbrtland. 10:30 p.m called him “chicken.” Well, I think he was a wise bird. Kansas City said. 5 9 .357 6 Holman W.3-1 6 8 1117 feO .0 il Sunday, April 29 Listen to this: Here are some reports from Road & Track’s cor Seattle 5 10 .333 6'rz He says 1,000 people ages 18 to 24 will start work MJackson 2 3 1 1 0 3 Milwaukae at Chicago. 1 pm. My wife and I had been married for a year when she respondents in various parts of the world, beginning with Wednesday's Gamas Schoolor S,3 1 0 0 0 0 2 Houston at Los A n g ^ Lakars, 3:30 p.m. in the fall on community projects around the country. Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 0 Kim Reynolds in Los Angeles. New Ysrk Ctevetend at Philadelphto, 7:30 p.m gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. (It was her second Seattle 5. New York 2 If) By the end of the decade as many as 100,000 youths P P e ra z U -2 3 3 2 2 0 2 F>h08nix at Utah, 8 pm. When General Motors Chairman Roger Smith recently Calilbrnia 3. Boston 1 child. She had a daughter by a previous marriage.) Guterman 31-3 3 2 2 0 7 TUasday, May 1 could be involved. Toronto 5. Clevelarxl 3 presented a new electric car prototype to a crowded hall Runk 12-3 3 1 1 1 0 Phitodalphto at Ctevatond, 7.30 p.m When the baby was 3 months old, my wife asked me Oakland 4, Baltimora 3, 12 innings Charles did not say what kind of work the youths RighattI 1 2 0 0 0 0 Chicago at Milwaukee, 8 pm. of journalists in Southern California, the more savvy Detroit 6, Minnesota 4 to meet with her and doctor to discuss birth control. I F>Pefoz pitched to 1 batter in the 4th, Holman XXI Detroit at Indana. 8:30 p.m. will be doing. scribes opened their note pads very slowly, weary of dis Chicago 5. Texas 4 agreed to this meeting, thinking how nice of her to let me pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. . « -r-a Los Angelas Lakars at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Singer Phil Collins donated $810,(XX) from his Thursday's Gamas mally inadequate electric-car efforts in the past. W P— PPerez. Fbrband at Dallas, 8:30 p.m have a voice in the matter. Well, during the meeting, she Cleveland (Candiotti 2-0) at Toronto (Sliob concert tour to the Prince’s Trust for the program. Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First. Reed; San Antonio at Donvar, 1030 p m But after Smith aimounced that OM’s electric car is a 3-0), 12:35 p m r = a ib o » . and the doctor suggested that the best method of birth Socorid, Cousins; Third, Cooney . iWiiri Wadnaaday, May 2 good-looking two-seater that can sprint to 60 mph in Kansas City (Gubicza 1-2) at Milwaukee control for us would be for me to have a vasectomy! I T— 3.34. A— 15,537. ftxKYAWiNEM? Boston at Naw Vbrk, 8 pm. Musician auctions photos (Knudson 0-0), 2:35 p.m. Utah at Flioanix, 1030 pm. didn’t want to ^ipear “chicken,” and my wife said we eight seconds, the audience furiously began taking notes. Seattle (Johnson 1-1) at Now Y>rk (Hawkins Thursday, May 3 NEW YORK (AP) — Musician Graham Nash, The Impact (perhaps an ill-advised name for an 0-1). 7:30 p.m. Angels 3, Red Sox 1 CNcago at Milwaukee, 8 pm., if nacaasary had a perfect family — a boy and a girl — so I said, Oakland (Moora 0-1) at Baltimore (Tibbs 0-1), IP H R E R B B S O who has been collecting photographs for nearly 20 automobile) combines super-efficient twin electric BOSTON National League results Los Angeles Lakers at Houston, 8 pm., il “OK.” Nobody mentioned that it might be good in 735 pm. CALIFORNIA PHtsburgh years, had only 28 left after auctioning off 1,800 for ab r h bl sb r h bl necessary surance for me to make a deposit in a sperm bank. motors, high-pressure/low rolling-resistance tires, and a Calilornia (Abbott 0-1) at Boston (Hatzel 0-1), Mets 8, Braves 5 > Tsrrtol 7 3 3 3 4 3 Hockey Phitodeiphia at Clevotond. 8 pm., if necas- 735 pm. Dwnng dh 4 0 1 1 Boggs 3b 3 0 2 0 Ftuskin 1 0 0 0 1 2 hundreds of thousands of dollars. wind-cheating body to produce acceleration times that Wsntn rf 3 0 0 1 Fteed ss 4 0 2 0 se 7 The vasectomy was no picnic, but I got over the dis Chicago (M.Peroz 1-1) at Texas (Flyan 3-0), ATLANTA NEW YORK Bair 1 0 0 0 1 1 Porband at Dallas, 8 p m , if necessary “I’ve never really owned them. How can you own embarrass many contemporary sports coiqies. The car’s 8 3 5 pm. DWhile 1b 1 0 0 0 Ftobidx ph 1 0 0 0 a b r h bl a b rh b i Ftotlerson W.2-0 2 1 0 0 1 2 comfort in a couple of days. Well, I suppose you can Joyner 1b 4 0 2 0 FUvera ss 0 0 0 0 San Antonio at Denver, TBA, il nacassary beauty?” Nash said during the sale at Sotheby’s on lead-acid battery pack, however, is a weak link. The bat Only games scheduled OMcDllcf 5 1 1 0 Jefferis 2b 4 1 2 0 F\)wer 1 2 1 0 0 0 Stanley Cup playoff glance Friday, May 4 guess the rest of the story. Three years later, my wife CDavis If 4 0 0 0 Burks cf 4 0 0 0 Carreon cf 4 0 0 0 Friday's Gamas Tredwy 2b San Franeisoo DIVISION FINALS Boston at New Vbrk. 8 pm., il nacaasary Wednesday. “It was time to let go.” teries require two hours to charge, and a charge lasts only Vtenable If 0 0 0 0 Greenwl If 5 0 1 0 HJhnsn3b 4 110 decided that she doesn’t want to stay married to me! She Calilbrnia at New Vbrk. 7:30 p.m. LSmith lf Fteuschel 7 9 3 3 1 6 Wadnasday, April 18 Detroit at Indana. 8 pm., if necessary There was one photograph Nash wouldn’t give up: 120 miles. And the $1,500 p a i must be replaced each Bichette cf 4 0 1 0 Evans dh 5 0 1 0 Presley 3b Strwbry rf 3 1 1 0 Brantley 2 1 0 0 0 3 said, “It’s over. I’m not happy. Let’s call it off while we Soattlo at Ballirrxire. 7:35 p.m. S t Louis 4, Chicago 3 Utah at Phoenix, TBA, il nacassary it shows Marilyn Monroe “when she was 16 years Oakland at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Ray 2b 3 0 0 0 Pena c 5 0 1 0 Gregg 1b McRyIds If 4 2 12 Badrosn UO-2 22-3 3 4 4 5 1 10.000 miles. But Smith predicted that batteries lasting Fferrishc 4 1 1 0 Bucknr 1b 4 1 2 1 Edmonton 7, Los Angeles 0 Saturday, May 5 are both young.” (I was 36 and she was 34.) Minnesota at Cleveland. 7:35 p.m. Murphy rf Magadn 1b 3 1 1 0 ONeal 1-310010 Thursday, April 19 Clevetend at Philadalphia. TBA, II nacassary old, unravaged by time and fame. ... It cost me $20. 50.000 miles will soon be available. Howell 3b 4 2 2 1 Heop rf 4 0 2 0 Teufel 1b 0 1 0 0 BK— Tarrtol 2 So, now I’m a single man who has given up his ability Mihvaukee at DetroiL 7 3 5 p.m. WfxHc N.Y. Rangers 7, Washington 3 Dallas at Fbrtland, TBA, if necessary KAndrs ss 4 0 2 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 2 0 Blauser ss Sasser c 3 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Rippley; FirsL Darting; It’s priceless to me,” he said. Still, the Impact represents a significant technological Toronto at Chicago, 8:05 p.m. Bosotn 1, Montreal 0 Denver at San Antonio, TBA, if necessary to become a father again. Totals 35 3 9 3 Toftos 38 1 13 1 MarshI ph 10 12 Sacorxf, Froemming; ThircL f^lH. But Nash already is starting to collect new prints The A ssociated Press Texas at Kansas Cily, 8 3 5 p.m. Smoltz p Friday, April 20 Milweukae at Chicago, TBA, if necessa^ stride for the electric automobile — and perhaps for our Callfomls 001 020 000— 3 Lemke ph Franco p 0 0 0 0 T— 3.-3S A— 10,696. MINNESOTA MULE Boston 000 100 000—1 Chicago 5, S t Louis 3 Sunday, May 6 — he bought three during his visit to New York. “I nations’ smog-choked cities. National League standings Stanton p Elstarss 3 113 Edritonton 6. Los Angelas 1 Houston at Los A n g ^ Lakars, 3:30 p.m, il DEAR MULE: Thanks for telling your story. Your WINNING SINGER — Former iron worker E — Greenwell, Howell. D P— California 2. Luecken p Cone p 1 0 1 1 find it addictive,” he said. On the subject of electric cars, European Editor Roil East Division LOB— California 6, Boston 14. 2B— Joyner, Par Saturday, April 21 necessary experience may remind other men who are considering a Ojeda p 1 0 0 0 Boston 5. Montreal 4, OT Nash, of Crosby, Stills & Nash and other groups, Clint Black displays his trophy for Best Frere reports on a fascinating hybrid prototype from W L Pel. GB rish, Howell HF1— iBucknef (1). Indana at DetroiL TBA, if necessary vasectomy to make a deposit in a sperm bank first. One Pittsburgh 10 6 .625 OMally ph 1 0 0 0 Expos 1, Astros 0 Whshington 6, N.Y. Ftangars 3 New Vbrk at Boston, TBA, H necessary started collecting in earnest in 1971, when he pur IP H RER BB SO Darling p 0 0 0 0 Single Record of the Year presented at Audi. Montreal 9 6 .600 I'Z MONTREAL HOUSTON Sunday, April 22 F>hoenix at Utah, TBA, if nacassary day it could pay big dividends. Csllfomia chased “Child With a Toy Hand Grenade in Central The Duo is based on a conventional Audi Quattro New Vbrk 8 7 ,533 1'rz Lyons c 1 0 0 0 ab rh bl s b r h bl SL Louis 5, Chicago 4, the 25th annual Academy of Country McCaskill W.2-0 5 9 P.S. Have you checked with your physician? Some F’hiladelphia 8 7 .533 1'rz Tottos 35 5 9 4 Totals 33 8 0 8 O eSN ds2b 4 0 1 0 Vbungd 3 0 0 0 Edmonton 5, Lot Angalaa 4 Park,” by Diane Arbus. sedan. The front wheels are driven by Audi’s familiar MWitt 22-3 3 202 100 000— 5 SL Louis 7 9 .438 3 Atlanta Grissom cf 4 0 0 0 Biggioc 3 0 1 0 Monday, April 23 vasectomies can be reversed. Music Awards in Los Angeles Wednes Eichhom S.4 1 1-3 1 030 000 05x—8 "The moment is chilling; the madness of war 2.3-liter engine, while the rear wheels are driven by an Chicago 6 9 .400 3'/Z NSW Y>rfc Raines If 4 1 1 0 Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Whshington 7, N.Y. F la n k s 1 Transactions DEAR ABBY: So many people — you included — Boston day. He also won for top male vocalist, Wsst Division E— Treadway. DP— New York 1. L O B - AF Wallech3b 4 0 0 0 GDavis 1b 4 0 2 0 Boston 6. MontracU 3 seemed to crystallize in that photograph,” Nash wrote electric motw. o BoddicksrL.1-3 4 2-3 8 use the term, “Please enclose a self-addressed envelope.” lento 8. New Vbrk 4. 28— Presley 2, Murphy, Galarrg 1b 4 0 2 0 Stubbs If 3 0 1 0 TUaaday, April 24 W L Pel. GB Murphy 31-3 1 in the auction catalog. That photo sold for $46,750. top new male vocalist, and album of the The two, of course, never drive the car in unison. The JO -n Jeflehes, Marshall 3B— Elster. HFI— LSmifr Wbikerri 3 0 0 0 GWilsonrf 3 0 0 0 Chicago 3, S i Louis 2. series tied 2-2 B A S E B A L L Abby, I do no mean to be rude or impertinent, but how Cincimati 10 2 .833 Fteardon 1 0 The auction included three photos by ftiul Out- idea is to have a car that performs like a standard front- San Diego 9 .600 21/2 (1), S B — Smoltz (1). S F — Elster. Sanlovsn c 3 0 1 0 Caminit 3b 3 0 0 0 Edmonton 6, Los Angelas 5, OT, Edrmnton American Laagua year for "Killin’ Time." 6 Umpires— Home, Roa; I Morrison; can an envelope “address” itself? ^ F Los Angeles 3 IP H R E R B B S O Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 wins sarias 4-0 CIEVELAND INDIANS— Raquaated Ir erbridge that sold for a total of $264,000; a rare wheel drive car when the combustion engine is operat 9 7 .563 Second, Barnett; Third. Kosc. Why can’t people use the term “pre-addressed en Houston 5 9 .357 6 Atliwita FitzgeM c 0 0 0 0 Desheies p 2 0 0 0 Wadnaaday, April 25 revocable waivers on Rafael Santana, signed Ansel Adams print titled “Moonrise, Hernan ing. But when the electric motor is switched on, the Ehio T— 2:57. A— 19,843. shortstop, for the purpose of giving Nm his un San Francisco 5 10 .333 6')Z SrTxktz 7 5 3 3 1 7 Owen ss 1 0 0 0 Davdsn ph 1 0 0 0 W ashington 4, N.Y. R an ge rs 3, OT. velope”? I await your reply. dez, New Mexico,” for $49,500; an Edward Steichen five years ago, has II children, 23 grandchildren and becomes a silent, non-polluting car ideally suited for Atlanta 2 10 .167 8 Stanton L,0-2 1-3 3 5 3 1 0 DeMrtnz p 2 0 0 0 DaSmith p 0 0 0 0 Whshington toads sarias 3-1 conditional releesa. GEORGE E. VOGEL, 10 great-grandchildren. — m WsdnMday’t Gamas Luecken 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Noboe ph 1 0 0 0 Montreal 4, Boston 1, Boston leads series 3-1 KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Placed Steve portrait of Gloria Swanson in a black veil, for urban traffic. To change from one powerplant to the O o New Vbrk 8, Atlanta 5 Athletics 4, Orioles 3 New ttorfc Freyp 0 0 0 0 Thursday, April 26 Crawford, pitcher, on the 21-day dsablad list APPLE VALLEY, CALIF. $16,500, and “Charlie Chaplin on the Set of Huntley, an unemployed janitor, remembers when other, the driver simply puts the transmission in neutral Cincinnati 12. Philadelphia 7 Cone 323 8 5 5 3 9 Burke p 0 0 0 0 S i Louis at Chicago, 8 3 5 pm. Purchased the conbact of Jay Bailor, pllcher, DEAR GEORGE: Read my lips. Not everyone will he asked his bride to marry him, at 3 a.m. two weeks Montreal 1, Houston 0 (12 innings) Ojeda 3 1-3 1 0 0 2 4 Totals 30 1 5 0 Totals 29 0 4 0 Friday, April 27 from Omaha of the Amarican Associaboa Limelight,” by W. Eugene Smith, for $6,050. and pushes a switch. ^ 00 MINNESOTA TW INS— Sent Mark Guihria. understand that a “{H'e-addres^ envelope” means “an ago. San Oiego 3. Chicago 0 OAKLAND BALTIMORE Darling W,1-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 Montreal 000 000 001— 1 Whshington at N.Y. Flarvgars, 7 3 0 p.m Nash, who lives in Los Angeles, said he would The battery range is only 18 miles. But they can be Franco S.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 pitcher, to Fbrband of the Pacific Coast League. H - < St. Louis 5. Los Angeles 1 a b r h b i ab rh bl Houston 000 000 000— 0 Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. envelope addressed to yourself.” (Actually, the prefix “We had been courtin’ a few weeks,” he said. “We SEATTLE MARINERS— Placed Scott donate some of the proceeds — no total was im recharged at home in just 45 minutes. Or even more in Pittsburgh 7. San FrarKisco 4, 12 iminQS RHdsnIf 4 1 0 0 PBradly II 5 0 0 0 W P— Cone. Luecken, DP— Montreal 2. LOB— Monbeal 5. Houston Saturday, April 28 m * . Bankhead, pitcher, on the 1Sday disablad list “pre” means “in front of” or “before.”) were drinking coffee and listening to Hank Williams Thursday's Games Gallego 2b 10 0 0 SFinleycf 5 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Montague; FirsL Davidson; 4. 2B— Galarraga SB— Owen (2), GOavis (1), Chicago at S i Louis, 6 3 5 pm. mediately available — to the Los Angeles County ratroacbve to April 16. Flacalled Gene Harris, teresting, they can be recharged by the cranbustion en Rttsburgh (Smiley 1-2) at San Francisco Lansfrd 3b 3 2 0 0 CRipkn ss 4 1 1 1 Secorid, Williams: Third. MeShwry. S — Walker, O w ^ Sunday, Aprfl 29 In questioning an envelope addressed to oneself, Jr. on the radio. I turned and said, ’Mary Alice, will o pitcher, from Calgary of the Fbcilic Coast Museum of Art. gine’s alternator. (LaCoss 3-0), 3:35 pm. Canseco rf 6 1 4 3 Millign 1b 5 0 0 0 T— 3fl1. A— 19,935. IP H R ER B B S O N.Y. Rangers at Wteshington, 7 3 0 p.m. if “self-addressed envelope” conveys that message clearly. you marry me?’” necessary League. Flelaasad Jerry Flaed, pitcher. Ac- Chicago (Herkey 1-1) at San Oiego (Hurst McOrir 1 b 4 0 1 1 Horn dh 2 110 Montreal And just think; in case of trouble, there’s always at Reds 12, Phillies? bvaled Mickey Branbay, outfieldar, from bia 15- While “pre-addressed” suggests that the envelope be ad She did not hesitate. 0-2), 4:05 p.ra DHdsncf 5 0 1 0 Tetdetn dh 10 0 0 DeMrtinez 7 3 0 0 2 5 Boston at Montreal, 7135 p.m., If nacassary Douglas to star in movie day disablad list and optioned him to Calgary. least one engine to get you home. Houston (Clancy 0-0) at Atlanta (Lilliquist Hassay c 4 0 0 0 Orsutok rl 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI PHILA FreyW.1-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Monday, April 30 dressed befra-ehand, it doesn’t indicate to whom. “‘I do,’ I answered. I meant, ‘1 will.’ I was a little TEXA S RAN G ER S— Ptocad Craig McMurtry, NEW YORK (AP) — Heavyweight champ James In Detroit, Ken Zino was among the first journalists to 0-2), 5:40 p.m Stanbeh dh 3 0 1 0 Deverex cl 2 110 a b r h b i a b r h b i Burke S.5 1 1 0 0 0 0 SL Louis at Chicago, 8 3 5 pm., H nacassary k nervous,” Mrs. Huntley said. pitcher, on irrevocable waivers. DEAR ABBY: I I ^ you have room for one more SL Louis (DeLeon 1-0) at Los Angeles (Bel Weiss ss 5 0 1 0 Jeffrsn ph 10 0 0 Sabo 3b 4 3 3 0 Dykstra cf 4 0 0 0 Houston TUasday, May 1 “Buster” Douglas, who dethroned Mike TVson in a test drive a prototype 2-f2 coupe from Saturn, an all-new National Laagua letter on the subject of people bringing children to res r* JO cher 1-1), 10:35 p.m. BIknsp 2b 3 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 4 0 0 0 BHlchrcf 5 2 2 1 Herr 2b 5 1 1 0 Deshaiet 8 3 0 0 1 2 Wtashington at N.Y. FTangars, 7 3 0 p.m, if nacassary NL— Fhacad Bob Engel, umpire, on Indafinits fight that rocked the boxing world in February, is line of cars that Graeral Motors is spending $2.5 billion Only games scheduled Phelps ph 10 0 0 Melvin c 4 0 0 1 Larkin ss 4 1 0 0 VHayes rf 3 3 2 0 DaSmrth UO-1 1 2 1 1 0 3 taurants. No one mentions “training” children at home so ‘ O O Friday's Games Jose If 10 0 0 BRipkn 2b 4 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 3 3 3 Jordan 1b 3 1 1 1 W P— OsMartinaz. DaSmiti 2 Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m., if riacassary leave of abserx». going to be in the movies. Author, wife settle divorce to develop and bring to market later this year. MONTREAL EXPOS-Raced Joe Heskelfi. they will know how to behave in public. Q “ H Montreal at Cincinnati. 7:35 p.m Tottos 40 4 8 4 Tottos 38 3 3 2 ONeill rf 5 1 1 2 Kruklf 5 0 1 2 Umpires— Homs, Bonin; FirsL Tsla; Secorxl, Douglas and junior welterweight champion Julio He found the Saturn coupe handled better than several pitcher, on waivers for the purpose of giving him Philadelphia at Atlanta. 7.40 pm. Oaldsnd 100 002 0 » 001— 4 Floomes If 2 110 Thonsa 4 1 2 1 Quick; Third, Ftervwrt We were always very proud of how our three sons ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) — Author Jay Mclncr- m NHL playoff results his oncondborxil release. Cesar Chavez have been signed to make their acting Japanese production cars that come to mind. The 2,400- rn New Vork at Houston, 8:35 p.ra BaltImors 000 000 3 10 0 0 0 -3 Wmghm cf 2 0 0 1 Deulton c 4 0 1 2 T— 2:39. A— 11,251. conducted themselves in restaurants. Waitresses and cus ney and his wife have settled their divorce, averting a Pittsburgh at San Oego. 1005 p.m. NEW YORK M ETS-Purchased Ihe conbact debuts in ION Pictures’ “The Honored Society.” pound coupe is powered by Saturn’s new 1.9-liter, 16- E— Mitocki, Honeycutt DP— Oakland 1. Bal Oliver c 5 0 2 2 CHayes 3b 3 0 0 1 Capitals 4, Rangers 3 OT tomers used to stop by our table to say “what little court date that promised a roster of celebrities as pos Chicago at Los Angeles, 1005 pm. timore 2. LOB— Oakland 8. Baltimore 5. Duncan 2b 5 1 3 3 FlufJn p 10 0 0 of Chuck Carr, outfielder, bom Jackson of the N.Y. Rangers 1 0 2 0— 3 They will play boxers oppressed by unscrupulous valve. aluminum 4-cyIinder engine. The usual bussing S t Louis at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. 2B— DHerxlerson. HFI— Canseco (4), CRipken Mahler p 3 0 1 0 Akerflds p 0 0 0 0 Texas League. Optionad Jeff Innis, pitcher, to gentlemen” the boys were. sible witnesses, an attorney says. Washington 0 2 1 1— 4 promoters, ION Pictures said. and booming that we’ve come to expect from GM 4- (2). SB — RHenderson (10), Canseco (6), Charlton p 2 0 0 0 Hollins ph 0 0 0 0 Cardinals 5, Dodgers 1 Txlawatar of the Intemabonal League. First Period— 1. New York. Mallstte 2 I’ll never forget the time we were in a restaurant wait Mclnemey, 35, whose book “Bright Lights, Big Myers p 0 0 0 0 Frhwrih p 0 0 0 0 STLOUIS L O S ANG ELS BASKETBALL Danny Aiello, an Oscar nominee for “Do The cylinder engines at high engine rpms was notably absent. O O (Gartner, Nicholls), 10:41. Ftonalbas— Mollar, Eastern League standings IP H R E R BB SO Carman p 0 0 0 0 a b rh b i Contlncntsl Basketball Aasocistlon ing to be served when a couple came in with two boys City” was made into a film, and Merry Mclnemey, a a b rh b i NY (olbowing), :58; Flouss. Whs (tripping), 3:05; Right Thing” and himself a former boxer, will direct And I rate the new Saturn five-speed manual transmis m z Oakland Reedy ph 10 0 0 Coleman H 4 1 2 0 Samuai cf 4 0 0 0 SKXJX FALLS SKYFORCE— Announced bio University of Michigan graduate student, declined to Double A Malletta. NY (roughing), 638; Rouse, Whs about ages of our children. They were seated across from VUelch 6 1-3 2 2 1 2 3 McElroy p 0 0 0 0 resignation of FVin Ekkar, head coach. their boxing sequences and coach the fighters on sion as the best yet from GM. W L Pet. GB OSmith ss 4 0 1 1 Rndph2b 4 1 1 0 (holding), 6:38; Erixon. NY (roughing). 8:41; us. The parents sat calmly smoking their cigarettes (per disclose terms of the agreement. a > Albany (Yankees) 8 3 .727 — Honeycutt 2 2-3 1 1 0 2 2 Moore p 0 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 1 1 Daniels If 4 0 1 0 FOOTBALL their acting. The subcompact Satums have space-frame construc Huntar, Whs (roughir>g), 8:41; Dnica, Was National Football Laagua Kenneth Prather, Mclnemcy’s lawyer, said the > r - Hagerstown (Oriots) 11 6 .647 — Nelson W, 1 -0 2 0 0 0 0 0 CMrtnz ph 0 10 0 Gusrrer 1 b 4 0 C 0 Murray 1b 3 0 0 1 mitted at the time) while their two sons literally took tion with plastic fenders and doors. The body lacked the Harrisburg (Rrats) 7 6 .538 2 Eckersley S.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tolala 41121612 Totals 33 7 8 7 Whiling 3b 4 0 0 0 Brooks rf 4 0 2 0 (hign-sbeking). 8:41; Mallatla. NY (Ngh-sbek- NFL— Nairxid Dr. John A. Lombardo steroids over the place! They raced around the room between divorce became final Monday. JO CO Baltimore Cine In nail 030 041 040— 12 ing), 12:24; Gartner, NY (croas-chacking), advisor. Age doesn’t stop wedding substantial feel of a Honda or Acura. But the car was a Canto-Akrn (Indns) 7 7 .500 2’'s Jones 3b 0 0 0 0 LHarns 3b 3 0 1 0 tables, knocking over chairs, screaming and laughing — Merry Mclnemey, 30, claimed in the divorce New Briton (Rd Ss) 7 7 .500 Miiacki 6 5 3 3 3 3 Philadalphia 000 301 0 < » - 7 Bm,«ky rf 3 1 1 0 Shrprsn ph 1 0 0 0 1706. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Signed Chris prototype, and perhaps Roger Smith’s crusade to reor topher Williams, nose tackle, and Brian Hutson, HARDIN, m. (AP) — It’s a Dccember-May Lorxion (T'SB'*) 6 8 .429 3
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18— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 26, 1990 MISCELLANEOUS I CARS FOR RENT FOR SALE HELP [g T I HOMES r n HOMES I HOMES HOMES A Newspaper in Education Program I WANTED FOR SALE l £ U FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Sjxjnsored by j^ CAR GARAGE-Storage D O D G E - 1986. '150', 318 T H E Q U I Z The Manchester Herald only. $40 per m onth. CID, automatic, bed A S pca*olis| Rose 647-8400 or 646- liner, tool box, 50K, LEGAL SECRETARY for 2 FAMILIES-S173,9Q0. 5 'B-l-G SPLIT' South MAIN STREET JUST LISTED! Pilgrim 8646.______$5500. 742-8669. Manchester office. P LU S 5, 2 fa m ily with W indsor. 2900 square MANCHESTER-2 CIO poin ts for each question Lone. This gorgeous C H E V Y 1979- Com aro- Full or part time, Flex dining rooms and vinyl feet custom alr- room Apartment for answered correctly) STORAGE/WARE off set Cope features 4 WORLDSCOPE Black good condition time. To loin staff of 5, siding to o l; $187,900. condltloned home feat rent. 529-7858 or 563- HOUSE Space- bedrooms, 3 full baths, $3000. 528-1098 a fte r C all Leo B a rre tt 649- NEWER DUPLEX 2 uring eat-ln kitchen 4438 over 2100 square feet of Commercial. 34x46 3125. available soon. Central 6pm.______bedrooms plus 2 ’/2 with bow window over LAKEWOOD CIRCLE luxuryl 2 fireplaces, CARPENTRY/ LAWN CARE PAINTING/ Manchester location, CHRYSLER 1971 New baths.; $185,900. looking Inground pool, SOUTH-3 bedroom Co master bedroom In [j SALE/TRADE MASONRY security fenced. Call port Royal, Good run ALUMINUM SIDED master suite with bath, lonial. Excellent condi cludes fireplace and REMODELING PAPERING I BUSINESS 228-3863 evenings. ning condition. $600. DUPLEX and com plus finished walkout tion. Priced to sell. sitting area. Blanchard [OPPORTUNITIES pletely renovated In- NURSE’S AIDE 643-5047.______LL and there's more! $189,900. A llbrio 8i Rossetto Realtors," DON'S LAWN SERVICE T H E B O Q K LOOKING FO R good sldel Anne Miller Real $309,900. D.W. Fish R ealty, 649-0917. We're Selling Houses" Years of Experience. •ROTOT1LLING Edging RACK news? Look (or the many CHEVY 1987 Nova- 'LOCAL VENDING Estate, 647-8000.O Realty, 643-1591.D 646-2482.Q CUSTOM QUALITY SPRING IS THE TIME 4DR,FWD,AT,PS,AM- HISTORIC GAMBREL One stop improvements. ,■ Hospital Trained. .•Hedge & Bush Trimming bargain buys advertised ROUTE' All cash 37 GARDEN GROVE- MANCHESTER-New list IN-EX Painting For Chimney R ^ i r F M , 27k, g ray. $5850. COLONIAL- SUPER VALUEI East Framing to Painting. Call now tor lawn mowing. Audio Cassette Books. in the classified columns Income-tor sale. Call Large 4 bedroom Co ing! Come see this 3 Convenlentlv located Hartford. 3 bedroom Excellent References. Call Now For Free Estimate today. 289-2087 otter 5:30. B ill 1-800-749-9992. lonial. Beautiful view Licensed 8 Insured. Dependable Work. \ All Categories bedroom Ranch with to schools, shopping full dormer Cope feat Call Dave Adamick . Services CHRYSLER 1987 of the hills. Quality 742-6402 Talaga Masonry Its flreploced living and bus line this 8 uring formal dining for a free quote. 646-7011 Senior Citizen Discount CONQUEST-31,000 construction. 5 years room and private back room , 2 both hom e room, hardwood 435J. Eiartford Tpke. 643-8209 miles, dark red, leather j HOMES young. Asking $223,900. yard. David Murdock. built In 1811 Is priced at floors, eat-ln kitchen, 647-1814 "Shops at 30 Plaza" Power Washing ' after 6pm FURNITURE Interior and loaded Call Barbara for more $136,900. Sentry Real fireplace, 2 full baths, ELECTRICAL Gilbert's Lawn Service Vemon, CT 06066 with extras. Excellent FOR SALE only $153,900. B la n FOR SALE Used furni Information. RE/MAX Estate, 643-4060.O chard & Rossetto Real and a heated garage. Complete Lawn Care' 870-8870 Free Estimates Condition, $8500. Call East of the River, 647- Trucking, Bobcat Rental, ture. Dressers $20, WELLINGTON-An estate tors," We're Selling What are you waiting ^ CARPENTER & ROOFING/ 649-6680 between 9:00- THE BUDS ARE BLOS- 1419.Q ELECTRICAL Loam, stone 8 Mulch Fully Insured headboards $10. 646- like setting goes with Houses" 646-2482.0 for? $132,900. D.W . Fish SIDING 11 : 00am or after SOMINGII! Enlov the 1) As Americans celebrate Earth Day 1990, concerns about HANDYMAN SERVICE Deliveries 2300. Manchester VII- 106 EAST MIDDLE this custom built 5 R ealty, 643-1591.0 CONTRACTOR 7:00pm. beauty of sprinotime COVENTRY-New listing! the environment abound — from acid rain to ocean pollution No job too small. Free Estimates BOOK RACK llage Motor Inn. TRPKE. Roomy and room Ranch with over SOUTH WINDSOR-4 bed WeTreal Your Home 1986-MAZDA-626. 2 door while visiting this For the discriminating to Issues of solid waste disposal. In Florida, for example, • Repars ■ New Installation Previously enjoyed paperback comfortable L-shaped 2 acres of land. Cathed room Colonial. Over Specializing in remodeling. 291-9681 MASTERCRAFT delux. Automatic, Al- lov ely 7 room Dutch buyer. Tons of room In ’ Licensed • Insured books trom Romance to Hor- I SPORTING Ranch with country lo ral cellinged living 2,000 square feet of groups of environmentalists ore mounting o lost ditch effort Fully Insured. Like Our Own r,AM/FM C o s s e tte . Colonial on Redwood this 5000 square foot rorl We will trade tor your good ROOFING cation but conve room, sunny kitchen living area, roomy to save the ..?... on of the world's greatest wetlands. • Free Estimates GOODS Only 26,000 miles. $6300. Road In Manchester. house set on 2 country Call Tom - 649-6273 paperbsicks 2 tor 1; or we will At Mastererall wo work for you » with niently located. Asking with eating area, for enough for entertain • Senior Discouits 657-2625.______Spotless from head to acres. Lots of glass ODD JOBS sail our books 1/2 price. Kevin you. Whether your desire is lesidential $165,000. Call B arbara mal dining room, 2 ing yet perfect for the 2) The state of Californio recently GOLF CLUBS Used. Star toe, featuring 3 bed offering panoramic MATCHWORPS or commercial. Asphalt shingles, 1981 Datsun 210, 5 speed, for more Informaflon. large bed rooms, flre- growing family. High Jim Varrelman ter and full sets with rooms, 1.5 baths, new views. Amenities ga announced o plan to begin using HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS 435 J Hartford Tpke. 644-0056 woodshingle & shake, B.U.R slats or hatchback,$800 or best RE/MAX East of the place, hardwood lights Include 1st floor Cleaning, Hailing, Carpert7 , ' Contr. Lie. # 103833 bags from $35.00 649- Oak kitchen, formal lore. David Murdock. cigarette tax money to finance (2 points for each correct match) “Shops at 30 Plaza" sir^le ply. We offer quality workman offer. 646-8468 or 649- R iver, 647-1419.0 floors. Only $154,900. U family room plus a Remodeling. ReaMoab^ Prte^ Odd Jobs ' 1794.______dining room, super $339,000. Sentry Real (CHOOSE ONE: school ontl-smok- 646-0319 V e rn o n , C T 0 6 0 6 6 Larry ship, ratable service accompanied w/ 1285.______MANCHESTER-To settle 8. R Realty, 643-2692.n skylit sun room I 1- oboundo-llmlt ' Free Estimates Hauling unwanted articles. 2 Men's, 12 speed Peugot family room, summer Estate, 643-4060.Q compMive prices. We're lully Insured HONDA-1989-ACCORD estate, 312 Ferguson $199,900. D.W. Fish ing programs, onfl-smoking ods). All Calls Answered ______9 7 0 -8870 bikes, 1 men's 3 speed. COVENTRY-55 Bishop KAREN ESTATES-New 2- mount b-teem Garages, cellars and i provide tree estimates. LX1, 5 speed, loaded porch, and It's deco Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, R ealty, 643-1591.0 Rick's Handym an & 528-6389 Excellent condition rated beautifully! Lone. Nearly 3 acres. construction! Single 3- curb c-ogreement CLEANING gutters cleaned. Just because you don’t low miles $13,200. 645- beautifully lands 3) So for Defense Secretory Dick Carpentry Senrice Please Call 647-3683 646-1352. $205,000. Jackson & Secluded newer 3 bed family attached homes SERVICE Call anytime use on item doesn't mean 0409.______caped, 2 car garage. room home, nicely sit Cheney has refused to go along 4- occord d-stond against _____ 646-1948 the Item has lost its value. SNOWMOBILE- Jackson Real Estate, 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. starting from $133,900. 871-1378 interior/Exterior NISSAN-1986-300 ZX 647-8400. □ uated and tostfullv dec Seller assisted financ CONDOMINIUMS with Soviet demands that 5- oppose e-moblllze Why not exchange It for SENIOR CITIZENS/ MERCURY 644 CC Turbo, leather, loaded orated, professionally ing available. Sentry FOR SALE (CHOOSE ONE: land-based, seo- House Cleaning cosh with an ad In Classi Painting Done MARK 1 Runs great $9,400. 645-0409. finished lower level TRANSPORTATION $450. Call 645-1242. HELP Real Estate, 643-4060.O bosed) missile curbs be Included PEOPLE/5PORTS KITCHEN & BATH CHARLES THE ^ fied? 643-2711. Tight carpentry-driveway sealing I HELP family room, oversized HANDYMAN ■ceilings and walls repaired ARISA 1 Rifle. Excellent WANTED REDUCED FOR QUICK EAST HARTFORD-NEW in any new arms accord. Polish woman will WANTED 2 cor garage, horses SALEM! This family (5 points for each correct answer) ENTERPRISES ■attics and cellars cleaned SENIOR CITIZENS condition. Many x- LISTING! Like New, 6 REMODELING PAINTING/ I wWpjck you up al your home and lake you: allow ed. $159,900. P hil sized Colonial has a 1) Film legend w ho captured clean your home. 643-6386 tras. $800. 649-2215. ips Real Estate, 742- room Townhouse. 2 4) In 1950, some 43 percent of all POWER WASHING -Grocery Shopping current In-law apart moviegoers' Imaginations In such From the smallest PAPERING fully insured/free estimates Doclo/s appointmenis CARDINAL AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU 1450O______bedrooms, panelled murderers were caught and put residential & commercial ment In a new 30x18 Rec room, dining works os ’Grand Hotel' and repair to the largest 644-4663 or 644-2835 -Visit friends BOATS/MARINE Excellent pay and bene COVENTRY-145 Midland PAINTING — -Do Banking BUICK, INC. HAIR addition with a private room, central air, fire behind bars. According to a re fits. Transportation paid. Rood. Move right In! ’ Camille," died at the age of 84 otter renovation, we will do a Irrterlor/exterlor ■etc. EQUIPMENT 1989 Olds Calais Sed $8,995 entrance. Let the kids place, garage and cent FBI repoti, that figure is now Wall Papering and Painting STYLIST Im m aculate 3 bedroom living os o virtual recluse for years. SPRING CLEANING For Irlandly courteous service cali EOE pick from the four bed musch more. Only ..?.. percent. complete job. BOOK/ HEATING/ Carol al 649-19M 14 Foot Jon Boat, $250 call 1969 Buick Regal Coupe $10,980 Ranch on corner lot ■garages -yard -callars 30 years Experience NEEDED rooms while you enlov $124,000.11 & R R ealty, 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6,990 518-370-0103 close to lake, finished 0-17 b-27 c-37 Start to finish. INCOME TAX •gutters PLUMBING 645-1242. 3 full baths, wall-to- 643-2692.0______2) Playwright August Wilson won the Insurance, References and 1988 98 Reg Brougham $13,490 ext. 807 basement, large wrap wall carpeting and the ' FREE ESTIMATES •rotatllling Earn great pay Pulitzer Prize tor hb ploy ’The Plano Free Estimates TILE/MARBLE 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,980 around deck, fireplace, new porch. M ak e an CONDOMINIUMS-Sunnv 6) Because the Khmer Rouge are •Brush/tre« & trash I MISCELLANEOUS in relaxed salon Ranch Condo, private Lesson" recently. WIbon obo won o Complete do-it-yourself 1989 1968 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe $7,895 CUSTOMER SALES, new oil furnace, a great appointment today! In Prince Sihanouk's coalition, the rem oval MARTY MATTSSON I FOR SALE in Manchester. place to live. $139,900. $142,900. Anne M ille r entrance. RENT WITH Pulitzer for (CHOOSE ONE: ’Hot L programs available. INCOME TAXES 649-4431______M & M O IL 1967 Buick Cent LTD Sedan $8,280 SERVICE PERSON OPTION TO BUY! 12 EEC nations now plan to op ★ 30 yrs. axperlsnca DJR TILE WORKS Philips Real Estate, Reel Estate, 647-8000.n Baltimore," ’ Fences"). Consultatlon/Prepa.’’ation ★ fast, reliable & NEIL DIAMOND 1987 Buick Park Are Coupe $11/100 Maternity leave Pleasant voice to take $59,900. IMMACU pose seating his governmenf-ln- PLUMBINGS HEATING Install/Replace various tile 4 742-1 450d Heritage Kitchen & fully Insured MEMORBILIA- 1987MazdaB-2000 Pickup $5,995 creates desirable phone orders, plus gen A NEW LISTING FOR L A T E 1st floor unit. exile os the UN representative for Individual/Business •Oil Burner Service 8 Sales marble. NORTH COVENTRY- WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. Records, pictures, clip 1967 Buick Somerset Cpe $7,460 Y O U !!! A s p arkler!! Fully applloncedl 3) In the first round ot the Stanley Cup ★ 10% senior ■Quality work eral routine with whole the notion of ..7... Bath Center Jan Pawlowski Quality work at a •Automatic Oil Delivery pings, ec.. Call for position for crea Ideal (or large family. 4 Move right Into this $60,900. 2BEDROOM playoffs, the Los Angeles Kings discounts ■Reasorrable prices 19870ldsCieraWag $8,280 sale distributor. Steady bedroom Colonial with Come visit our showroom at: reasonable price! •Wei! Pumps Sales 4 Service m ore Info 649-9409. tive, experienced Immaculate 7 room END UNIT. Pool 8. stunned the defending champion 643-7254 •Free estimates 1986 Buick Skyhawk Cpe $5,980 o Monday thru Friday. family room, all new Interior 8 Exterior •Water Heaters (Electric » Gas) Ranch with a lower Tennis, charming vll- NEWSNAME 254 Broad Street BABY Crib, carriage, 1986 Buick Century Cpe $10,980 3 3 - n stylist. Work on Good entry hourly rate. wallpaper and carpet (CHOOSE ONE: Calgary Romes, Free Estimates •Batlirnom 4 Kitchen 646-3455 level bedroom or den. loge setting stroller, high chair. Advancement. See Lisa (IS poinla for correct answer or answers) Montreal Conodlens) in six gomes. M a n chester LIQUIDATION GSL Building Remodeling 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix $6,250 existing dientelle. ing on professionally Formal dining room, $124,900.Anne M iller Call Brian Welgle ^ Girl's clothing, to size S F or Linda. landscaped lot. Multi flreploced living room, Maintenance Co. ■Senior Citizen Discoun> ■ 3. 649-3671. 1965 Olds Cutlass Sup. 4 Dr. $5,895 Real Estate, 647-8000.a I am the Presi 649-5400 645-8912 SEWING Manchester Tobacco & level deck, 1st floor large bedrooms and 4) Steffi Grot did not take long to Commerdal/Resldential build •Electric Work 1985 Ford Tempo $3,995 Call Brenda at laundry, and much SOUTHFIELD GREEN- dent ot Poland. ESTATE LIQUIDATION ALTERATIONS Candy Co. hardwood floors regain her form after o layoff caused ing repairs and home improve FREE ESTIMATES 81 Adams Street — m m ore. $209,900. Philips Monchester. Enlov the Recently, I 646-0208 throughout. Custom by o broken thumb. Grot thumped Commercial & Residential ments. Interior and exterior Phono: END ROLLS Manchester 78 Sanrico Drive Real Estate, 742- 1450o bullt-lns. All applian carefree living of a 2 R.H. RUSSILLO O o bedroom Townhouse went to the Ka painting, ighi carpentry. Com McHugh Himself 27'/5" width — 50C Manchester, CT. ces stay. Beautifully (CHOOSE ONE: Arantxa Sanchez, Cash or Sell on 649-2871 SEAMSTRESS 649-4571 NORTH COVENTRY- with tennis court, pool tyn Forest to plete janitorial service. Experi Painting & wallpapering at 13" width — 2 for 50C Corner lot In nice terraced yard. Walk to Gobrlello SobotlnD 6-1,6-0 to win the Consignment ■Dressmaking ■ Alterations ^ CD and a view ot the pay tribute to rooms, Decks. Garages. enced, reliable, tree esti its best Free Estimates. Fully Newsprint end rolls can be neighborhood mokes Buckley School Bousch & Lomb Championship. ■ Replace Zippers ■ Coat Manchester Country Polish officers ■Einith;C«rpentiY. KHohant, Batamantt, mates. picked up al the Mancheeler H - < this 4 bedroom Raised through the quiet fam Cabinetry. 645-1174 Insured. Established 1974. Linings ■ Custom Curtains Herald ONLY belore 11 e.m Club from the spacious •Brick a Blimtona W alu & Patioa S c h a lle r's COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING, INC. Ranch perfect for a ily neighborhood. We killed there by 64 3-0 304 ■Slipcovers Monday through Thursday m . deck. Easy living at Its 5) In the tightest race In years, .Expert Painting & Wetipapering 643-9321 REPAIR family with children. hove found your dream Soviet secret Fltftrenoaa Quality Pre-owned Autos o Has Immediate Openings for: best! $164,900. D .W . (CHOOSE ONE: Karl Malone, Charles •SS-M20 22B4032 ★ 30 Years Experience z i Cathedral ceilings, house!!! $152,900. Anne police In World LAWN CARE C A LL 647-8730 value Priced M ille r Real Estate, 647- Fish R ealty, 643-1591.a Barkley) of the Philadelphia 76ers b TAG ★ UYO UT INSPECTOR/ central air and rear War Two. Who 88 Subaru DL S/W deck with awning add 8000. a favored by most experts to be the S Spe«d. 4 Wheel Orwe Able to Read & Interpret Blue Prints EAST HARTFORD- am I? PHIL'S LAWN CARE AND “ W e can tell you SALES to the appeal of this BELLCOURT- NBA's Most Valuable Player. LAWN MOWERS Eager buyers reari] CONTEMPORARY DECKS/ LANDSCAPING w hat to look for... $7,400 Must be able to setup for Complicated Aerospace Parts home. New Insulated Affordable 2 bedroom YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points - TOP SCORE! Thatching, edging, planting, MISC.Items & some fur windows and roof, out EASE!!! This custom ADDITIONS and what to look REPAIRED the Cla.ssified | r - 3 3 ★ TIG WELDERS firs t floor unit. $68,900. 81 to 90 pointii ■ Excellent. 71 to 80 poInU • Good. 61 to 70 points - Fair. yard cleanup. Weekly lawn niture, 78 W alker ST 87 Oldsmobile Calais door lighting, and 3 cor built Contemporary HAWKES TREE SERVICE out for!" ★ Free Pickup 8i Delivery c o l u m n s | Manchester. Saturday, Auto. A^. Low Milee Century 21 Epstein C Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 4-23-90 ______mowing. Residential and com O O ★ CNC LATHE MACHINISTS, garage. $166,875. P h il must be seen to be Bucket, truck & chipper. in Manchester A pril 28, 9am. R ealty 647-8895.______mercial. every day! i $6,490 ★ ALL AROUND MACHINIST ips Real Estate, 742- believed with 3 bed Stump removal. Free H a r B r o ★ Prompt, Courteous, O : n 1450O room s, 2Vj baths fo r SOUTH W1NDSOR-27L ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ CALL 742-9540 estimates. Special Expert Sen/ice 88 Ford Mustang Two Years Experience Required mal dining room, and Amato Drive. Afforda DECKS oonsiderabon for elderly and ★ Reasonable Prices WANTED TO 5 Speed. LX PecAao# Pressure Treated- 49 to 55 Hour Week GORGEOUS 9 room, 2'/s flreploced lower level ble luxury. Immacu handicappod P a i n t i n g HFree Estimates BUY/TRADE late 2 bedroom unit AeiXiDfl tepoio-s IzeqouDS dx4Ud iv -F Custom Designs $6,990 both Contemporary family room. Carefree M O W IN G & 647-75M ★ 15% Senior Discount Liberal Fringe Benefits FREE ESTIMATES WANTED; Antiques and 88 Chevy Beretta GT Cope. Over 2000 square wall-to-wall carpeting with loft In wonderful Ajd6 |DD-c !„$«DueA.-z loqjoo d )»j s -( :$xaOdS * rU 0 3 d of Manchester complex featuring In Call ECONOMY LAWN clean, used furniture. ve. Aufo. A/C. Black Apply in person feet of living area In throughout, and 2 car P -S ‘. o - f :d -C :»-2 :q-l rsoaO/AHOiVIN TILLING garage, too! Watch the door and outdoor THE DECK SPECIALISTS MOWER Please call 645-1174. $8,500 O O cludes 3 bedrooms, |)|S|*ziUDr i|9«|3(OM :aiNVNS/AaN 646-0032 INSTALLATION/ Quality Painting den, rec room, office, kids swim in the In- pools. Clubhouse with Call John m z 165 Route 66 East sauna and exercise D|poquiD3 -S :d -F ^>*ti3q-D*f-C REPAIR Call Anytime 86 Pontiac 6000 STE cathedral celling, op- ground pool as you 649-0773 Services I CARS V-6. Auto. AC. FuU Potmt a > enlov the enlosed room. A neat way to :(po 6 u|)(0 Uit-|)U0 -c ;t«pD|Si«A3-l :3dODS(TRIOM 'Free Estimates 647-5705 plloncd kitchen, deck, 2 r THE DECK WORKS '' FOR SALE Columbia, CT cor garage and beauti porch and the private live. $100,900. Century •Senior Citizen DiscounU MANCNESTER ■ $6,450 > r “ 21, Epstein R ealty, 647- (Spring Sped*!} installation and Repiacement ______EOE fully landscaped lot!!! fenced In yard. Mainte i LAWN SERVICE^ •Aluminum & Vinyl TOYOTA-Lafe 87 86 Hyundiai Excel 33 a> nance free exterior. 8895. □ Very popular, nigh quality deck of Water Heaters Looking for a good used $204,900. Strano Real txjildliig reputable craftsman using Fertilizing, liming, spring Powerwashing H E R A L D I SUPRA-1 Owner. 5 SpMd. AMrf M. AHoni«bl« Coll us to see this I CONDOMINIUMS I CONDOMINIUMS I CONDOMINIUMS I Gas mobile home? Be sure to Estate, 647-7653.0 EAST HARTFORD- quality materials very atlordable. clean-up, complete lawn Torga Root. Balance beautiful home to IFOR SALE look In the Classified ca- clatsIflMi ai% I $2,900 33 > OFFERS INVITED! 16 Bellcourt, unite. Affor I FOR SALE I FOR SALE This corgbinatloQ cani be beat ■Electric e x te n d e d Warrentv d a y !!! $199,900. Anne service. lumns ... that's where the Eric Circle, Vernon. dable 2 bedroom first FREE ESTIMATES ■Oil 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 $13,900. 646-5270______84 Olds Ciera Brougham > Miller Real Estate, 647- 643-0747 best,buys are advertised! phone 643-2711 J V-6. Aulo. CiMn C«/ CUSTOMER Contemporary Split. floor unit. $68,900. Cen MANCHESTER SOUTH- MANCHESTER-HANDY MALLARD VIEW- V 644-2362 ^ Wilson Oil Company RENAULT 1986 Alllance- 33 8000.□ We're Here To Serve 643-i711. Move-In condition. tury 21, Epstein R ealty, FIELD GREEN-Enloy DANDYLOCATIONIII Dlstlnctlve Homes 4 dr Deluxe, 5 speed, 647-8895.0 649-8045 ______$3,900 Coll Ron. RE/MAX MANCHESTER- the carefree living of a This spotless 4 room from $139,900. No asso air, AM/FM cassette. SERVICE East of the River, 647- SpQclous Is the word. HANDY DANDY LOCA two bedroom Town- Condo at WELLS- ciation fees. One floor Excellent condition. 64 Olds Firenza Cruiser Lots of space In this house with tennis W E E P Is only steps living. Unique 2 bed Auto. AC. Low MitM 1419.0 TIONS!!! This spotless STRETCH YOUR burger SPRAY THAT stainawov. Your assurance ot quick $3100 . 649-8430.______beautiful home. Large court, pool and a view away from shopping, room , 2 baths unit all NEW LISTING-BeautIful 4 room Condo at Wells- budget By using one part Ballpoint Ink stains on I BUSINESS BUSINESS I APARTMENTS response when you odver- $3,600 We are looking for responsible country kitchen, first of Manchester Country bonking, churches and on 1 floor! Dining 3 bedroom Ranch with weep In M anchester Is soy extender to four ports shirt pockets...other pla PROPERTY PROPERTY tlse In Classified is that floor family room with Club from the spacious morel 2 bedrooms, 1.5 room, flreploced living FOR RENT OUTTO BECOME 83 Olds Cutlass Supreme 0 2 '/j both, 2 cor g a r only steps away from ces, too...can be removed V-6. Auto. AC. Low skylight, 4 bedrooms, deck. Easy living at It's room, 1 st floor of meat. Your toste buds our readers are ready to service-minded individuals to age, cul-de-sac neigh shopping, bonking, baths, private base almost magically by 2’/] baths. All this and best! $164,900. D.W. laundry, custom klt- won’t be able to fell the MANCHESTER- buy when they turn to the MANCHESTER'S bor hood, hardwood churches and more! 2 ment with laundry spraying hair spray on the $3,400 on In-ground pool, too! Fish R ealty, 643-1591 .□ chen, gorgeous difference, but your 2 ,3,4,5,and 6 ro o m im ie ods. 643-2711. handle customer inquiries. The floors, and many more bedroom s, 1.5 baths, hook-ups, ample park spot then washing In the $189,900. Century 21, porches, attached gar budget will! Boost your INDUSTRIAL apartments for rent. #1 features. This Is a must private basement with MANCHESTER NEW ing, reasonable fee and usual way. Idle Items 83 Toyota Tercel position requires enthusiasm, Epstein R e a lty , 647- age and full basement. budget by selling Idle 644-2426 weekdoys, 9-5. Aulo, AJylFM, Low Miivt see. Call Terry, 228- laundry hook-ups, am L IS T IN G ! Good 1st It's priced at around the home can be 8895. a $107,000.Jackson 8, ALSO, 3 bedrooms. items In your home with o PROPERTY FOR RENT, 3 BEDROOMS. Appllon- HOMES 9757. R E /M A X East O f ple parking, reasona time buyer Investment exchanged for cosh, ol- USED CAR $2,900 independent thinking, and organi Jackson Real Estate, Cathedral celling, sky low-cost ad In classified. ces. Laundry hook-ups, FOR REN1 the R iver, 647-1419.0 ble fee and It's priced at In this spacious 5 room most moglcaily, when ad M ANCHESTER-Best $107,000. Jackson 8, townhouse with lower 647-8400.n light, flreploced living LEASE OR SALE deck, garage. No pets. DEALER 86 VW Golf room, dining room, vertised In clossifled. $700 plus utilities. 649- MANCHESTER-9 room 5 Sp—d. Air Condiootog zation. Good communication skills buy. Priced to sell, this Jackson Real Estate, level rec room and EAST HARTFORD-NEW 82 El Dorado 2 Door $5,995 MANCHESTER-Lovelv custom kitchen, 1W 0613. Bungalow. ' ] acre lot. home offers you 4 bed 647-8400.O ______office. $99,900 Sentry LISTINGI Like new, 6 83 Relict W^on $1,995 $4,700 and spacious Colonial baths, attached garage INVITATION TO BID 276 Hartford Road $995 monthly. Ken, 643- and a pleasant telephone man rooms, beautiful hard EAST HARTFORD-New Reol Estate, 643-4060.O room Townhouse. 2 LEGAL NOTICE MANCHESTER-One bed 34 Grard Marquis $6,395 on beautiful large lot. 2 and full bosementl 1442. 90 Integra GS Sedan wood floors, gracious listing. Like new, 6 SOUTH WINDSOR AF bedrooms, panelled room, heat , hot water 84Camry5Door $4,995 AulomJuiC. Fully LoAb«d cor detached garage. 4 Blanchard 8, Rossetto TOWN OF ANDOVER Sealed bids will be received in ner are essential. dining room and on room Townhouse. 2 FORDABLE LUXURY- Rec room, dining Manchester and appllonces In 84 Chargor 3 Door $1,995 bedroom s, 2 full baths, Realtors," We're Sel Th0 4th quarterly installmont the General Services' office. oversized 2 cor garage. bedrooms, panelled Immaculate 2bedroom room, central air, fire cluded. No pets. No 856CXX)4Door $4,995 $16,400 beautiful private lot. ling Houses" 646-2482.0 of real estate and personal 41 Center Street, Manchester, Building 4,400 sq. fL including ofTices. 1 section STORE/OFFICE Call to day. $137,400. rec room, dining room, unit with loft In wond place, garage and waterbeds. Security re 85 Grard Marquis $7,995 Call Anne C. Dormlos, property taxes on the October CT until May 3, 1990 at 11:00 FOR RENT 87 Acura Integra LS Must have a car. C entury 21, Epstein central air, fireplace, much more. Only has 2,400 sq. ft. 15'ceiling and overhead dc»r 10' quired $475. 646-2970. 85 Town Car 4 Door $10,295 Autom*tic. Ar ConjdiOAing 646-4611. $162,500. erful complex featur 1, t988 Grand List are due a m. tor the tollowing: R ealty, 647-8895.Q garage, and much ing Indor and outdoor $124,000.U 8. R Realty, X 15’. Approximately 3/4 acre parking loL Large 85 Cdpaik Wagon $6,995 RE/MAX East of the and payable on April 1. 1990. SOUTH WlNOSOR- 85 Town Car 4 Door $10,995 BRAND NEW LISTING!! more. Only $124,000. U pools-clubhouse with 643-2692.0______(1) REMOVE 4 REPLACE MANCHESTER-Very $8,995 R iver, 647-1419.0 Payments made after May 1. frontage. Used car license available. Also, will Sulllvan Avenue. 1,200 85Fioro2Door $3,395 Chorm lng 6 room older 8. R Realty, 643-2692.a sauna and exercise 15,000 GALLON STEEL UN nice 2 bedroom, on 1st 20 Hours a week. CONDOMINIUMS-Sunny LOTS/LAND 1990 are subject to a late subdivide to rent square foot office. Coll 85BMW325E $10,895 FRENCH COUNTRY Colonial on Strickland room. A neat wav to DERGROUND TANK (At Ben- floor of 4 family house. Many Others In Stock CONDOMINIUMS- Ranch Condo, private I FOR SALE charge of 1 Vz% per month on 521-1744 or 644-0165. 85 Escort 4 Door $2^595 MANOR-Talent ond Street In Manchester. 3 live. $100,900. Century net Jr. High School) Mixture of wall to wall exquisite care go Into $59,900. Sunny Ranch entrance. Rent with op the late installmont from Iho MANCHESTER-300 to 86AudiS000S $8,995 Immediate Delivery bedrooms. Oak floor 21 Epstein R ealty 647- (2) REQUEST FOR QUOTA carpeting and hard Competitive hourly wage. the construction of Condo. Private en tion to buy! $59,900. NEW LISTINGrPrImelot due date, or a minimum ot Call 649-3609 1800 square feet. Cen- 86 Town Car 4 Door $14,995 ing and trim through 8895.______TION FOR SALE OF ROAD wood floors. IV7 baths your home with this trance. Rent with op IMMACULATE 1st I n Pondview $2.00 Payment by mail is en trolly located. High 86 Coug» 2 Door $7,995 SCHALLER out! French doors, SIDE CORDWOOD must be seen $650 plus design custom builder. tion to buy!; $60,900. floor unit. Fully Subdivision-sacrifice couraged or payments may be for appointment traffic area. Coll Ken, 86GMC Jinmy $8,495 bullt-ln Chino cabinet MANCHESTER-New llst- sole-$90,0(X). Century 21 utilities coll 645-8201. 86 Frobkd 2 Door $5,995 Please call Gerlinde at: 10 plus rooms, gener Immaculate 1st floor oplloncedl $60,900. made at the Town Office The Town of Manchester is an 643-1442. ACURA and glassed-ln porch unit. Fully op- Ingl Good 1st time 2BEDROOM END Epstein Realty 647- 86 RNora 2 Door $9,495 ous allow ances, on 2.5 Bldg., School Road The Tax equal opportunity employer, VERNONII! Large 1 and STORE FOR RENT-460 ore among the many plloncedl; $124,900. 2 buyer Investm ent In UNIT. Pool 8i Tennis, 8895. 86 Escort Wagon $4,995 3-J5 Center Street, acres on Enrico Rood Collectors hours are as fol arxl nx^uires an affirmative ac THE EASY WAY to find a 2 bedroom apartments Main Street, Monches- extras this lovelyhome bedroom end unit. Pool this spacious 5 room charming village set from $550-$635/monfh. 86 Sable Wagon $8,695 M anchester 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 In Bolton. Coll Linda NEW LISTINGI Prime lows: „ _ tion policy lor all ol its Con cosh buyer for no-longer- ter. Please call 646- boostsl Priced to sell at and tennis. Charming Townhouse with lower ting.$124,900. Anne M an ch ester Laundry faculties, wall 86RX72Door $7,995 Brown for Informflon. lot In Pondview Subdi Monday — 9 00 a m. to 3;M tractors and Vendors as a needed household Items Is 2426, 9:00-5:00 $145,000. Jackson 8, village setting! Anne level rec room and M ille r Real Estate, 647- 8 7 Sable GS 4 Door $7,995 for more information RE/MAX East of the vision. Sacrifice sole. p.m and 6 0 0 p m. to 8.00 condition ot doing business For Sale/Leas 0 ,. to wall carpeting or weekdoys. 87 Sable GS 4 Door $7,995 647-7077 1 Jackson Real Estate, t4,(X)<}sq ft commercia In with a want ad. Dial M iller Real Estate, 647- office. $99,900. Sentry 8000.O $90,(X)0. Century 21, Ep with the Town, as per Federal hardwood floors, dis I______R iver, 647-1419.0 647-8400.O 8000.a Real Estate, 643-4060.a p.m. , „ dustrial building 250 It 5«3-27Il to place vour 87 Cougar LS Coupe $9,995 stein Realty, 647-8895.0 Tuesday — 9 00 a m to 4:00 Order 11246 hwasher, extra stor 87 (3ou^ LS Coupe $9,995 frontage, 5000 sq. ft. air quIck-actlon ad. age. Swimming pool, p.m. Bid forms, plans and oondihorred otfloe space. Manchester 87 B ^ PcKup $4,995 BBQ pits, HEAT IN MDTDRCYCLES/ Wbdnosday — 9 00 a m to specifications are available at F J. SpileckI Realtors ~ AIR CONDITIONED Class A otfica space $8 a sq 87Tompo4Door $4J)95 CLUDED. Call IM 8760004 Door $6,995 MDPEDS 2 0 0 pm the General Services' office 843-2121 OFFICES Are avolla- ft NNN 2600 3400 6000 A s t r o g r a p h B r i d g e Friday 9 00 3fn. to 1.00 ble In Manchester the PACT Management 8 V Taunjs 4 Door $7^95 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. sq ft available 79 KAWISIKE, KE 250, pm square feet are, Group at 1-800-562-9550. 87 Dakota Pickup $6,595 CONNECTICUT $400 call 645-1242. Mary Alice Piro When you coll Classified 600,480,300,240. The of Larry Fiano 87 Grand M.vqus $9,995 demanding. Tax Collector RICHARD J. SARTOR. to pioi'e an ad, a friendly fices ore centrally lo 87 Pubar 2 Door $7^95 to use some valuable Inlormation you could be nothing but a suggestion for a MANCHESTER-2 b e d 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 87RX720oor $12,995 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) To H e a d a c h e s Town ol /Vndover GENERAL MANAGER Ad-VIsor will on* wer your cated with ample park ^ o u r presently possess Be a better listener NORTH 4-2( to spade shift, and West duly led the two room apartment, wall 8 7 Sable GS 4 Door $7,895 day. II you delegate critical assignments call and help you word ing. Ideally suited for TRUCKS/VANS next time. A A K 4 of spades. Declarer won the ace, 066- 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 26, 1990 Pay hike No change Relief Coventry superintendent Celtics beat Knicks Ames creditors wins 6.5% raise/3 in NBA playoff opener/13 react to filing/4 manrliPHtpr Hfralfi paces aie Friday, April 27,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents, New deficit ups budget - .ts ^ j pressures By Judd Everhart House Democrats. The Associated Press Earlier Thursday, Senate Democrats said they had agreed on a HARTFORD — Buffeted by combination of $145 million in more bad news from the Generd spending cuts aitd tax-law changes to balance the 1990-91 budget, in o Assembly’s budget office, House 3D - n E)emocrats may try again today to cluding a $65 million savings by en reach agreement on balancing a ding a program designed to bring ^ F I $7.19 billion budget for 1990-91. female state workers’ salaries up to Late Thursday, the Office of Fis par with men doing similar work. — m you’D think Pm cal Analysis said its deficit estimate The proposed phasing out of the for 1989-90 was up another $24.4 so-called pay-equity program O o angered leaders of the unions million and for 1990-91, $78.1 mil 2 DD lion, taking into account planned representing state employees, who tax-law changes. said the program has not yet been H - < Still later. House Democrats extended to all classes of state m emerged from an eight-hour caucus workers and that disparity still ex O i and said they remained about five ists. votes short of what they need to get But Senate Democratic leaders a budget passed for the year begin said the program had accomplished egir what it was created for 10 years ago ning July 1. | - 30 “We think it’s doable,” said an and should be phased out by 1995. TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF — With temperatures today had spring planting on her mind Thursday as she examined They said state workers were clos O O exhausted House Speaker Richard J. predicted to be in the 80s, Carol Ruff of 358 Spring St. Ext. the selection at a local nursery on Hillstown Road. Balducci.. D-Newington, after the ing in on parity with private-sector O "Ti marathon closed-door meeting of workers. off the waff Balducci said, however, that the m rn pay-equity element of the plan had not been particularly well received in the 88-member House TNT packs Bolton hall on budgets O O Democratic caucus. □ Index “Anything can kill the deal,” the m z speaker said. By Donna O’Leary ways. up petition-signing tables at Bolton Notch Plaza a > 24 pagat, 2 aactlona Deputy House Speaker Ronald L. Manchester Herald There appeared to be more than 175 people at and Route 85. Holland also welcomes calls to his > r- Smoko, D-Hamdcn, a fiscal conser town hall. Massolini confirmed that there were at home, 646-3839, to make arrangements on sign 3D O) Classified__ vative said many House members Comics__ The Neglected Taxpayers filled town hall to its least 150. ing petitions. 3D > are especially concerned about 160-person capacity Thursday night, offering help Charles Holland, TNT chairman, said he turned “We have no problem with the town budget. We R x x js _____ propossJs to use millions of dollars Local/State figuring tax bills, and seeking petition signatures people away because the capacity limit had been wouldn’t mind seeing some cuts pul back into the > -» L o tte ry. in one-shot revenue sources, like ac to bring the town and school budgets to a referen reached. town budget,” said Holland. “D NatioiVWbrid. 7 -9 .1 1 ,2 0 celerated tax payments, that won’t Although he said he had not totaled up all the "The school budget is not acceptable and must ______2 dum. O b itu a rie s __ be available next year. He estimated The proposed budgets could mean a new 2 Lb- signatures, he said the group probably received be cut. We feel they should cut back to a 5 percent O p in io n ______10 that the next General Assembly mill rate for town residents. more than 175 signatures Thesday night. increase.” slated Holland. As proposed, the cduca- S p o rts ______could find itself looking for $750 T e le v is io n __ At one point. Fire Marshal Peter Massolini Since people had to be turned away or did not Plea.se see TNT, page 12 SALE ENDS MONDAY, Please see BUDGET, page 12 asked TNT to keep people from blocking door find parking places, TNT is looking into selling APRIL 30 AT8PM Telescope lens is opened Controversial program restored cannot tell the board where to make SPACE CENTER. Houston — The lens cover on the covers the opening to the telescope’s light shield. When By Jacqueline Bennet with the various union heads and is cuts, essentially it did follow the confident an agreement to make the Hubble Space Telescope opened today after a nroming of it is closed, the telescope is blind. Manchester Herald worrisome problems, eliminating the need for a Soon after the door opening, another problem council’s suggestions. coverage change in the contracts spacewalk repair job by Discovery astronauts. developed. COVENTRY — The Board of The board also restored some will be reached by May 11. “We have confirmation from the Space Tclcscoj* Two of the four “rate gyros” that steady the telescope Education voted unanimously positions and the transitional On that day. voters are scheduled 24 ADAMS ST. Operations Control Center that the iqxerture door is and lock it into position failed. When that happens, the Thursday night on cuts of $138,776, program that had been cut in to vole on the budget at the town’s open,” said John Dumoulin of the Goddard Space Flight telescope automatically goes into a safety mode to but restored a controversial program February, after those cuts drew annual meeting. However, resident Roland Green has said he plans, as Mane MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Center. prevent sunlight from striking the lens. to serve children not ready for first public outcry. The space shuttle Discovery, which carried the tele But the Hubble was already in that position, giving grade. A grade 1 teacher added for in many years past, to petition the 646-3515 scope to orbit, was 50 miles behind the telescope, ready controllers time to work on corrections. The cuts reduced the proposed Covenuy Grammar School was cut meeting to an adjourned referendum to lend a hand if needed. The lens cover had been closed — except for a tiny budget for the next fiscal year to because of restoration of the transi because voter turnout is greater. “The Hubble is open for business,” Mission Control wedge opening — ever since the $1.5 billion telescope $10,010,542. tional program, a $29,472 cut. Other cuts made Thursday in told Discovery’s astronauts. “A lot of people had a lot to was dropped overboard by the Di.scovery crew on Wed The amount cut is what the Town Health insurance was cut $56,502 cluded: $27,774 due to a salary ■25 years and still based on a probable change in major error, $30,000 in anticipation of do with it,” was the reply from Discovery Commander nesday. Council had cut from the education medical coverage from Travelers In staff turnover, $31,126 in equipment Loren J. Shriver. Now that it is opened, starlight can strike the lens for budget April 12. The board The relay of the good news to the crew had been brief the first time and it can go about its business of previously had cut $400,000, includ surance Company to Blue Cross/ and supplies, and $5,000 from a spe doip§ it RIGHT! ly delayed because Discovery was out of touch with the photographing and analyzing the universe in ways and ing some staff, from Superintendent Blue Shield of Connecticut, recom cial ctlucation teacher salary that will he covered by federal gram ground while the commands to the telescope were being with sensitivity never before possible. of Schools Michael Malinowski’s mended by Town Manager John El- sent through the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite, The door is made from honeycombed aluminum sheets initial proposed $10.5 million scsser for better coverage at lower money. which is also used for shuttle communications. budget — on his recommendation. cost. 1 The lens cover, a 10-foot diameter “aperature door,” Please see SHUTTLE, page 12 Although by stale taw the council Malinowski said he has talked Pkasc see COVENTRY, page 12 SPECIAL CARS. ..SPECIAL PRICES FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE!! 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