Zi) - MA.\'CHKST|‘:H IIKRALD. Siiturday. July 14, 19H4 BUSINESS Tonkin Gulf Incident Full text of three Legion nine How safe is our banking system? What can be done? linked to U.S. raids reports on CDBG on hot streak ... page 4 ... page 9 Your chiinc-fs of losing monoy if you have a deposit "Still, problems exist that must be addressed in the '83 against insured deposits of $1.3 trillion. The FSLIC, ... page 11 of up to $100.00(1 in an insured bank or insured savings next year or two or the stability of the system could be which insures about 80 percent of all S&Ls, had $63 and loan association arc just about zero. And this threatened. For instance, there’s uncertainty billion against $600 billion in deposits. includes not only savings and checking accounts. Also HL'm- Your whether the solution to Continental Illinois will apply insured are: Christmas savings and other open- elsewhere.” PLUNGES IN THE PRICES of many bank stocks account time deposits; uninvested trust funds; M oney's and the persistence of rumors that various banks are certified checks: cashier's checks; bank traveler's IN CONTINENTAL’S CASE, the regulators have in trouble show that confidence is wavering. The checks; and all other deposits "received by a bunk in Mi Worth infused interim capital to give prospective buyers culprits are easy to find; massive foreign loans and its-usual course of business ' time to assess the situation. The FDIC has assured the fears of losses on those loans; rising interest rates that But while our individual accounts may be safe, the Sylvia Porter bank's depositors of full protection. Steps have been could jeopardize more loans; uncertainty about the Clearing tonight; Manchester, Conn. stability of our nation's bunking system is now under taken — and more will be, if necessary — to stop a run effects of deregulation in these circumstances. Monday, July 16, 1984 greater scrutiny than at any time since the Pleasant Tuesday on the bank that would threaten to topple it. But Carron sums it up neatly: “ It doesn’t matter catastrophic depression of the 1930s — and rightfully But among the problems to be faced in comingyears what the resources of the funds are. The Treasury and — See page 2 Single copy: 25hit the jackpot. W e’ve made a cent in June, the Fed report showed. new settlements — four in the wholesale inflation is running at a 2.8 l.ebanon at Akron State. He triple play,” he told 70 Republican Auto purchases were up 2.6 percent in of April's (3.5 percent) sales bulge, occupied West Bank and one on the percent annual rate for 1984 so far. Since the 1967 war. Israel has will be involved women at a White House luncheon. the Commerce Department sales household spending contributed sub­ annexed Golan Heights. report. moved more than 20,000 Jews into primarily in the list Reagan began his speech to the group The experts have been predicting stantially to second quarter growth in The announcement coincided GNP” more than 100 settlements and ing and selling of with the economic statistics, saying, " I higher meat prices since last summer’s "On balance this is excellent news on with the release of government figures that appeared to firm outposts in Ihe West Bank, Gaza residential property have to share some news with you drought but prices continue to decline. both sides," said Robert Ortner, the "The slower May and June advances projections of a record 400 percent strip and the annexed Golan in the greater Man­ because it’s too good to wait." At the retail level, the Commerce Commerce Department’s chief in consumer spending and the recent annual inflation rate. Heights. chester area. The Labor Department’s Producer Department Friday said sales im­ economist. decline in housing starts are signaling The government statistics Yuval Neeman. head of the He resides with Price Index showed a zero rate of proved 0.8 percent in June, more than "Output shows a good increase the economy’s transition to a more showed 13.3 percent inflation for ministerial settlement committee, his wife Barbara at change in June, the third consecutive May’s 0.55 percent increase. Most of although more more moderate than moderate rate of expansion,” he June — the highest for the month said the accelerated rate of appro­ William Marble Tracy Drive. month of absolutely stable prices. the improvempnt was in so-called some of the increases we’ve seen in added. Herald photo by Tarquinio since Israel was founded in 1948 — val of new Jewish outposts had and a total of 122.5 percent since nothing to do with the elections. Mall construction begins Koontz says thanks, promises fight the beginning of 1984 But analysts said the Likud’s Analysts noted that in the last last-minute settlemeni rush was DANBURY — Construction has begun on a $100 Stocks snap 3-day slump Ten states gain most Roberta Koontz of Coventry thanks delegates who voted will force a primary in the fall. "I'm going to go on eight years, price rises in the motivated by the fear a ixissible million shopping mall billed as one of the largest second half of the year had been Labor comeback would .severely in New England at the site of the former Danbury By Frank W. Stusser yields on the bond market,”marke said her Republican nominee in the Second Congressional fighting,” Mrs. Koontz said. Story and more pictures well over double the rale of the first curtail efforts to expand perman­ State Fair grounds. from Pentagon United Press International Dudley Eppel of Donaldson, Lufkin & District Saturday at the Chestnut Lodge in Colchester. appear on page 10 half. ent Jewish presence in occupied Developers said Wednesday at the ground­ Jenrette. But Thom Brown of Butcher Her opponent, Nicholas Norton of Colchester, says he They said the unprecedented Arab territory. breaking the Danbury Fair Mall will include the NEW YO RK — The stock market Si Singer said a “ continued bond rally is spending June inflation figure came despite Thus, a government .source said, Macy's. G. Fox and Sears department stores and snapped a three-day slump Friday, but bound to help stocks in the near government efforts to "brighten the committee took only a few two other outlets to anchor the 1.1-million-square- relatively slow trading indicated inves­ future.” up the economic picture” before minutes to authorize the five new foot shopping complex. tors were skeptical. The American Stock Exchange index the July 23 elections, partly by settlements over the protest of a Final approval for the mall was granted in May- The Dow Jones industrial average gained 0.60 to 193.52 and the price of an slowing down projected cuts In top official of Ihe semi- and plans cull for .A-frame glass skylights over High court may be campaign issue gained 5.30 to 1,109.87. But the closely average share rose four cents. Advan­ subsidies for fuel and basic governmental Jewish Agency, arcade-style walkways dotted with large interior watched average lost 12.70 for the week ces topped declines 288-218 among the foodstuffs. which is'closcly involved in settle­ fountains, plants and courtyards. overall thanks to a 29.48 slump the 755 issues traded. Composite volume Bv Elizabeth Olson century. Warren Burger and Justices Wil­ joined by Justices Harry Black- Inflation and Jewish settlement ment promotion. previous three sessions. totaled 5,183,030 shares, down from United Press International “ Don't let Mr. Reagan get his liam Rehnquist. Lewis Powell and mun, 75, and John Paul Stevens, 64. Hutchinson president again The New York Stock Exchange index 6,374,700 'Thursday. hands on the Supreme Court," Byron White, to form a conserva­ The high court has not really rose 0.44 to 87.08 and the price of an * Ralston-Purina was the most active WASHINGTON - The Supreme Mondale told the NAACP tive bloc. been a political issue since Frank­ John J. Hutchinson has been re-elected average share increased 15 cents. NYSE-listed issue, off 1V» to 27V§. IT T Court could emerge as an impor­ convention. As she completes her third term, lin Roosevelt’s controversial 1937 Town may still get president of the National Association of Federal Advances topped declines 886-625 Corp. was second, off 1/4 to 22V4. Unocal tant issue in this year’s presiden­ Harvard Law school professor Mrs. O’Connor — at 54. also the court-packing plan, in which he Credit Unions for his sixth consecutive term. among the 1,963 issues traded. was third, up 5Vt to 36Va. tial race because of the justices’ Laurence Tribe says, "Any woman youngest member of the bench — proposed adding a new justice for Hutchinson, treasurer and general manager of Big Board volume totaled 75,480,000 On the Amex, TIE Communications advanced ages and their increas­ between 18 and 44 should be has emerged as a solid vote for each one over 70 who did not retire. funds for sewer the Hamilton Standard Federal Credit Union in shares, down from 86,050,000 traded led the actives, off I’/i to 10. Dome ingly conservative tilt. concerned because the kind of Reagan’s political agenda. Gerald Gunther, Stanford Uni­ Windsor Locks, was first elected to the NAFCU Thursday. Five justices are 75 years and Petroleum followed, up V* to 1 15-16. court Reagan would have would "There are the makings of a versity law professor and constitu­ The propect of Manchester gel­ Street. board in 1974 as director of Region I and was first "There is not that much interest in older, which may give President Wang Laboratories class B was third, make it a crime to have an genuine conservative majority,” tional expert, says the court is of ling some state money for constuc- Pac said today he dnes not elected president of the association in 1979. the stock market because of the high Reagan, if re-elected, the oppor­ off Vi to 25‘A. abortion, even to save your life.” says A.E. Dick Howard, Univer­ significant political interest and anticipate any trouble getting the Retired Vice Adm. Vincent A. Lascara. USN. tunity toVeplace them with jurists tion of the Porter Street sewer A string of administration victo­ sity of Virginia law professor. voters should be concerned about project appeared brighter today funds unless some legislators nii.se was elected vice president of the association and of his own choosing and place his ries — from cutting back crimi­ “ Even one new Reagan appoin­ its makeup. Robert A. Hess, manager of the Wright Patman with the announcement by Stanley a strong objection. Insurance covers tornadoes stamp on the nation’s highest court nals’ rights to restricting foreign tee could make a difference” "Basic political and social issues Congressional Federal Credit Union in Washing­ for the rest of the century. Pac, commissioner of environ­ Democratic Town Chairman tourist travel — in the just- because many high court rulings have been left to the court for mental protection, that he will ask Theodore Cummings said today, ton. D.C.. was elected treasurer. ‘ HARTFORD (UPI) - Property required to prevent further damage,” Walter Mondale warned earlier concluded court term drew extra are 5-4 in such politically sensitive resolution. The American public the General Assembly to set 'We h.-ive been working quietly The NAFCU is a national trade association that insurance policies issued in Connecti­ Gillies said. Also covered are damage this month: "M ove toward the attention to the justices. areas as civil rights, he says. should be as worried about them as money aside for the work. through the udmtnstrdtjoD, the represents the interests of the approximately cut cover damage caused by tornadoes to furniture, clothing carpeting and Reagan future and the administra­ Sandra Day O’Connor, the Only Justices William Brennan, who is appointed attorney general Pac said that the stale will governor’s office, apd through 11.000 federal credit unions nationwide. and other wind storms. Insurance appliances, cleanup costs and food and tion that appointed James Watt court’s first woman justice and 78, and Thurgood Marshall, 76, or a cabinet member — maybe receive $15 million in federal funds State Rep. James ^JcCnVahugh, Comissioner Peter W. Gillies said lodging if alternate shelter is (Source; U S. Department ol De(enae) NEA GRAPHIC/Marilyn Post will appoint the Supreme Court Reagan’s only pick so far, has hold down the liberal end of the more since the court has more in October. Friday. necessary. majority for the rest of the (D-Manchester). ’ ’ .. New airliner proposed teamed up with Chief Justice court, although they often are power than all of them,” he says. While that money has already "W e are working onft'and will Gillies said questions were raised However, Gillies said, “coverage The defense business been earmarked for other pro­ continue to work on it,” Cummings EAST HARTFORD — Strong interest exists in after tornadoes touched down in parts does not apply to damage caused by jects, he said, he will ask the Rules said. developing a new 200 to 250-seat airliner for long of Connecticut July 5. wind to trees, shrubs and outside The Pentagon intends to scatter $150 billion in U.S. military Allies discuss weapons and Regulations Committee of the When the town learned it had losl routes, according to a study completed by a "In addition to covering the damage personal property.” General Assembly to amend its the grant, Cummings said he consortium of engine manufacturers. to the home itself, the homeowners He advised homeowners who suf­ spending — which includes money for defense contracts — rules so that $3 or $4 million of it thought political favors were in The new plane would replace aircraft such as policy will cover such losses as fered damage to contact their insu­ among all 50 states. However, 58 percent of the domestic can be set aside for use by volved in granting the money t /4 seas business travelers on what to still technically divided on a bump into somebody who has just come Some do’s and don’ts: about somethng can get you in trouble James M. Fitzgerald said when Reagan with a comfortable edge Though politics is the major and file, grass roots,” said Secre­ the trip on their own. Acm at 101/4 dn > /4 expect on foreign assignment. presidential candidate, leaders of asked about division among the back from Harvard,” said Lennie A businessman’s inquiry about the in many countries," Ms. Copeland said. over Mondale in the battle for focus of this week, the Connecticut tary of the State Julia H. Tashjian, Mrs. Tashjian said some dele­ Aetna 28>/s dn U / 4 When he first began exploring the the Connecticut delegation predict delegates. Copeland, Going International’s pro­ wife and family of a client would be well "In China, it’s embarrassing. In the Connecticut’s eight electoral delegation will find plenty of social a delegate and chairman of a state gates mistakenly thought the stale CBT Corp. 26>/i nc idea of making the Going International harmony in their ranks at the He said he didn’t foresee the ducer. “The name of the game is received in Mexico, but such a question Middle East, it obligates them to votes. activities awaiting in San party committee that carried out party would pick up all of their Colonial Bancorp 25>/4 dn 1/4 films, Griggs said he was hit by a Democratic National Convention “ kind of acrimony” that occurred knowing who you're talking to and would be highly improper in Saudi reciprocate by giving it to you. The 60-member Democratic Francisco. affirmative action guidelines for costs. That's not the way it works, Finast 15 dn l > / 4 barrage of helpful offers from compan­ opening today in San Francisco. four years ago, partly because the figuring out how they stand. How Arabia. Conversely, they are then able to ask - delegation will be chaired by Gov. O’N eill’s tentative schedule in­ choosing the delegation. we don’t have the money for that,’’ First Conn. Bancorp 28 up > /4 ies anxious for him to complete the Four years ago, the Connecticut traditional are they? How It is considered socialiy unaccepta­ you for something they like." Carter-Kennedy split was deeper William A. O’Neill, a Mondale cludes at least nine dinners, “ There are a lot of names on that she said. First Hartford Corp. ■A nc task. He was blazing a trail no one had modernized?” delegation was split sharply be­ than this year’s three-way battle ble in China to give gifts to individuals Coca-Cola had some cross-cultural supporter, who is all but certain to receptions or other such gather­ list of delegates that nobody really Hartford National 22Ye up V, thought to explore before. tween supporters of the competing between Mondale. Colorado Sen. Because of the lack of preparation, in business situations. Small gifts are problems when it began marketing its announce the majority of the ings, including a reception honor­ knows in the politicai process Hartford Steam Boiler 52>A up V /i “ They not only wanted the films, but presidential candidates, then- Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson. Griggs said about 30 percent of just about obligatory in sim ilar situa­ soft drink products in China. delegates on the first ballot for ing the delegation, O’Neill and Sen. because they’re not your average The entire delegation will save Ingersoll Rand 36>/4 dn 2>Ai wanted to help us in making them,” President Carter and Sen. Edward Jonathan Pelto, an engineer of overseas relocations fail and the tions in Japan. The traditional Coca-Cola trademark Hart when he gives the state’s vote- Christopher Dodd, who will give quote ‘politician,’ " she said. some money thanks to the slate J.C. Penney 47V, dn ‘A Griggs said. Kennedy, D-Mass. Hart’s March 27 victory over on the convention floor. party 8 efforts, she added. failure rate is even higher in develop­ In America, the most important took on an unintended translation when Hart's nominating speech. "They are the rank and file from Lydall Inc. 12V, up V, The four films, dealing with cultural The division was reflected in a Mondale in the state’s presidential ing nations. issues are generaliy discuss^ first shopkeepers added their own calli­ The 60-member delegation from the party and everybody had the Sage Allen 15 up >/i differences, doing business with for­ battle between the late Gov, Ella T. primary, agrees unity is the way Convention planners originally In the film, cross-cultural expert when making a business deal. In Hart carried ail but one of the Connecticut is a diverse group that same chance going into the caucus, . 29'/i up '/ 4 graphy to the company name. Giasso and then-Rep. Toby Mof­ SNET eigners, the problems of families living Nessa Loewenthal explains that it is up this year. state’s 169 cities and towns in the includes the governor, senator and as long as you had your votes there. wanted to house the Connecticut Travelers 28V, up V, Ethiopia, the most important things Coca-Cola, pronounced "ke kou ke fett for the chairmanship of the delegation at one of San Francis­ abroad and re-entering the American to the visitor to adapt to new social and are taken up last. " I think we’re going to go and March primary, winning 36 dele­ legislators as well as union lead­ "It didn’t matter whether you Tyco Laboratories 34 up i/t way of life after foreign duty, are not la” in one Chinese dialect, translates as delegation. come back as a very unified co’s more-expensive hotels, but business customs. While being late seems to be the norm ‘\bite the wax tadpole.” gates to 23 for Mondale and one for ers, advocates of a nuclear arms were a party leader or the neighbor United Technologies 331/4, dn specific training courses. They offer- With this year’s presidential delegation,” Pelto said. Jackson, who won the primary in freeze and a former Yale Uni.ver- moved the group to a less- “ One thing very important to re­ for business meetings in Latin Am er­ A re-jiggering of the pronounciation down the street, if you wanted to New York gold 345.00 dn $ 8.25 mon sense suggestions about how to nomination all but won by former "Basically all of the delegates Hartford. sity president. expensive hotel after state party member is that when you are working ica, the reverse is true in Sweden where to “ ko kou ko le” is roughly translated go, you went out and got your make the transition. Vice President Walter Mondale, have that common bond to have a Though they still plan to vote for In line with state party guide­ officials said the first choice was a in France. Saudi Arabia, or Japan with prompt efficiency is the watchword. to mean "may the mouth rejoice.” support, you got to go, Mrs. party leaders see haemony in San ticket that is strong here in Hart at the convention, Pelto said lines, half the delegation is com­ Tashjian said. little loo rich for our blood," she explained. * ~ M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Monday, juiv is. i9S4 “He got respect” M ANCIIESTKR IIKH.AI.D. MoiuLiy. July lii, l-mt 3 Work program reborn Manchester Patriarca was the last of traditional Mafia crime bosses In Brief School board Bv Jomes V. Heallon traced to organzed crime figures in He found jobs for the unem­ typical sense,” said Orbano Prig- diplomatic roles by his father and chiefs at the services interested- United Press International that state. Organized crim e spe­ ployed, settled disputes, marital nano to whom Patriarca waved was known as "the Henry Kissin­ some and the detective, Prignano,: cialists said a turnout of the and otherwise, and sent some when he saw him in the Federal ger of the Hill,” descended the was asked how he figured it. " I Mayor to meet president to consider PROVIDENCE. R.I, - Ray­ heavyweights would add to Patri- don’t.” he said. promising young people to college. Hill neighborhood as he did eve­ steps of the funeral home in the Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg and mond L.S. Patriarca was the last of arca's mob prestige. He had friends in high places. At rybody else. afternoon sunshine caiTying a red He was asked about an heir Walter Joyner, who assumed office today at a dying breed, the traditional Patriarca died Wednesday in the same time he ran the rackets in "Just like in the movies,” rose, as did other mourners. apparent. president of Eighth Utilities District, will meet old grievance Mafia “ man of respect," but his Rhode Island Hospital at 76 after most of New England, and concen­ somebody said. "You waited so long,” the for luncheon tomorrow for a preliminary funeral services seemed more for suffering a heart attack. He was trated, authorities said, in loan “ End of an era,” Prignano said. younger Patriarca solemnly told “You’ll see it on the Avenue in a discussion of relationships between the town and the legitimate businessman he entombed Saturday in a mauso­ sharking, illegal lotteries, and "End of an era,” somebody said. Jim Taricani, a newsman for couple of weeks,” he said, refer­ district. The so-called "rebirth” of a student work program claimed he was than the czar of a leum Saturday the size of a one-car dope, mostly marijuana and Was it true Patriarca had a sense WJAR-TV Channel 10 in Provi­ ring to Atwells Avenue, a tho^ at the Manchester Police Department, a report from a regional crime cartel. Mrs. Weinberg said she hopes the meeting will garage on a sun-splashed grassy cocaine. of humor as his lawyer, John dence, " I ’m sure he’d want you to roughfare in Federal Hill section be an informal one. local couple who plan to stop offering courses through Big-name mobsters from places knoll in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. As a priest said prayers in the Cicilline, said? have this. I mean it sincerely. ” where Patriarca ran his vending the experimental education outfit Adventure Chal­ like New York didn’t make them­ At its meeting Thursday, the town Board of He was a short, frail wisp of a sprawling white Victorian-style V. " I think, ” said Lt. Richard Taracani took it to mean a gesture machine company, which was lenge, and a draft contract with the town on the use of selves obvious with almost all the Directors voted to ask Mrs. Weinberg to arrange don. a gentle-appearing godfather,', J. Berarducci and Sons mortuary Tamburini, an organized crime of good will toward news people. bugged by the FBI in the 1967 to a meeting with Joyner. the closed Highland Park School are major items the mourners arriving in cars with who liked children, expensive over Patriarca, whose hands were specialist, "Raymond Patriarca Patriarca once told retired find “ who’s talking to who, who’s The vote sprang from a suggestion by Director Board of -Education will consider at its 7:30 p.m. Rhode Island license plates for the cigars, a good joke, and was wrapped in black rosary beads, closed the gates on humor a long newspaper reporter John Hanlon associating with who.” meeting today at 45 N. School St. private funeral service. William Diana that the defunct liaison committee generous. He was adept, as are city detectives in an unmarked time ago.” he didn’t care what reporters said But what School Superintendent James P. Kennedy Officials said however, that One thing was for certain, one between town directors and district directors be most of his counterparts, in doing Plymouth chatted around the He was remembered as the man about him as long as they quoted reactivated. said he hoped would be “ a nice, quiet summer limousines found at local motels favors for little people, thus federal source said, “ There won’t comer on Grove Street. of gestures. His son, Raymond him correctly. Most directors favored, instead, a meeting meeting” could turn noisy at one point, if past with New York license plates were binding them to him in gratitude. _ be an inauguration Jan. 20th.” “ A real godfather in the stereo- Patriarca Jr.. who was assigned to The apparent absence of mob between rte elected heads of the municipalities, discussion about one agenda item is any indication. at least in the beginning. If Joyner and Mrs. The school board will decide tonight whether to uphold Weinberg feel reactivation of the liaisoh or reject a grievance by Manchester High School committee is advisable, they may recommend it teacher Caroline Schussler that Principal Jacob Weather to their boards. Ludes violated her rights by intercepting an off-color Peopletalk “ candygram” addressed to her. Earlier this year, the board voted to support Ludes’ Today’s forecast handling of the matter. Mrs. Schussler decided later Elizabeth Taylor as who? Lightning doesn’t hurt much to file a grievance, which has since been denied by Then Nancy showed up Connecticut, Massachusetts and both Ludes himself and the central school administra­ Two structures were apparently struck by Gore Vidal, whose latest novel "Lincoln" was Rhode Island; Chance of a brief tion. Tonight’s vote is expected to be the last step the Patricia Neal’s leading man in her first film, lightning during the thunderstorm that passed originally conceived as a miniseries, notes, "It's shower or thunderstorm this after­ grievance will take, although insiders have not ruled 1948’s "John Loves Mary," was Ronald Reagan. through Manchester this morning, but neither come full circle. We're negotiating with NBC "Ronnie was not a noon and evening otherwise partly out any further action. about the project.” cloudy and breezy today. Still very sustained much damage, fire spokesman great actor, but ... reported. Routine board approval is expected for a $26,831 Vidal’s personal casting prefti >nces are Alan warm and humid. Highs 85 to 90 state grant for the Youth Services Bureau, to be used he knew how to Eighth District firefighters called to Robert Alda as the Great Emancipator and Joanne except near 80 over the islands. mainly for checking school attendance patterns. The memorize lines," Modean’s house at 454 Parker St. shortly after 6 Woodward, who dated Vidal tefore she married Tonight; clearing and becoming board will also act to allocate an unexpectedly high Miss Neal says in a.m. reported finding that two chunks of plaster Paul Newman, as Mary Todd Lincoln. less humid. Lows in the 60s. amount of money that has become available through the August Ladies’ had fallen from a bedroom ceiling. There was also But in the July 21 issue of TV Guide, the novelist “Tuesday; sunny and pleasantly the fund-raising efforts of the Manchester Police Home Journal. a strong smell of ozone in the attic, they said. expressed shock about rumors that Elizabeth warm. Highs in 80s. Department, saving a youth jobs program that was The actress, first Spokesman Thomas R. O’Marra said firefighters Taylor might play Mrs. Lincoln, who went mad Maine and New Hampshire: a expected to die last year. met the future presi­ did not discover any fire or smoke and the roof of later in life. "What an extraordinary notion! But I Showers and scattered thunder- ^ Police have raised double the $3,000 they needed to dent at a Hollywood the house was not damaged at all. must insist that the part of Abe Lincoln be played storms north and mountains fol­ save the program, Kennedy said today. “ It’s had a party shortly after Lightning struck a garage on Cornell Street by Lily Tomlin.” lowed by variable cloudiness with rebirth,” he added. his divorce from about an hour later, but Town of Manchester afternoon thunderstorms likely Frank Pisch and Paula Cheatwood, who recently Jane Wyman was firefighters extinguished it before it spread, south. Highs mid 70s to upper 80s. A returned from a climbing expedition to Alaska’s announced. according to Deputy Chief Robert Bycholski. chance of evening thundershowers Mount McKinley, will deliver a report on the “ Ronnie arrived Damage was limited to a charred section of wall followed by gradual clearing tc- alternative education agency they are, in effect, Their reefer gladness with an older near the ceiling, he said. woman. He was night. Lows 55 to 60. Mostly sunny putting up for sale. Called Adventure Challenge, the Paul McCartney says "there’s nothing more., heartbroken, in ag­ Tuesday. Highs 80 to 90. The scorch of July continues outfit has led dozens of Manchester youth on survival Vermont: Warm and humid outings, cave explorations, and the like, with the important” to him than being a father, and he ony, and he began to Today: partly sunny very warm and humid. Highs85 to 90. Wind Ronald Reagan today with scattered thundershow­ approval of the public school system. keeps an open line of communication with his four weep. He wept and southwest 15 to 20 mph. Tonight: 30 percent chance of a brief Equipment bids soiicited children, aged six to 21. ers. Highs in 80s. Becoming fair But according to Kennedy, no room is left in the wept in this (unidentified) lady’s arms.” shower or thunderstorm this evening then clearing and becom­ In August’s McCalls, the doe-eyed ex-Beatle and pleasant tonight. Lows in mid The town has invited bids on 11 vehicles to be current school budget to lend Adventure Challenge ing less humid. Lows in the 60s. Light westerly winds. Tuesday: reveals how he explains, to the kids why he and 50s to about 60. Sunny and warm used in the landfill, and Park and Highway any financial support. However, the administration their mother Linda McCartney like to light up a Tuesday. Highs in 80s. sunny and more comfortable. Highs in 80s. Wednesday: chance departments. stands ready to offer space or in-kind contributions, joint now and then. “ I used to drink. I ’m from this Hasty heists in Idaho of a few showers and cooler. Highs 80 to 85. Today’s weather The equipment includes a four-wheel-drive Kennedy said. society where if you drink eight pints you’re a picture was drawn by Chris Bruckner, 10, of 53 Hamlin St., who dump truck, a sanitary landfill loader, a truck Minor reassignments of administrative duties will man. But I think it’s dumb. Sorry, kids, but I Idaho’s Treasure Valley proved to be just that Extended outlook was a fourth grader at Nathan Hale School. and plow, six-wheel dump trucks, a diesel- also be put to a vote tonight, one year after a major genuinely feel pot is less harmful for me.” for swift moving burglars who knocked off three powered sweeper, sand spreaders, leaf loader administrative reshuffling took place in the central and 10-wheel dump truck. Paul and Linda have been arrested for jewelry stores in three different towns in 90 Extended outlook for New Eng­ school office. At that time. Assistant Superintendent Herald photo toy Pinto marijuana possession in the past. minutes. land Wednesday through Friday: Bids will be opened July 27 at 11 a.m. in the for Curriculum and Instruction Gerald Fitzgibbon Police estimated the thefts, which happened Connecticut, Massachusetts and office of the director of (General Services. was laid off and the other administrators asumed his New life for a once-doomed bridge early Thursday, netted the burglars about 540,000 Rhode Island; A chance of a few duties. in jewelry. Fitzgibbon started a new job as superintendent of showers Wednesday. Fair weather Middletown man wins car Workers from Coventry’s Nathan Hale supporters raised nearly $3,000 to save HIs LIncolnesque stature Police said the burglars stole at least $20,000 Thursday. A chance of a few schools in a mid-sized New Jersey town July 1, worth of jewelry in a break-in at Boise’s Westgate showers again by late Friday. The name of a Middletown man was drawn Kennedy said. Construction Company were finishing it just months after trustees of the Lutz Growing up in Elmore, Minn., the son of a Mall. About 10 minutes later, they hit J.C.M. Daytime highs mostly in the 80s. Friday night as the winner of a new 1984 Linclon. A contract spelling out the conditions of occupnacy work on the Oak Grove Nature Center Children's Museum announced plans to Jewelry in Meridian, making off with about capping a Rotary Club raffle in which about 280 Methodist minister, a teenaged Fritz Mondale Overnight lows in the upper 50s and for the closed Highland Park School is also on covered bridge this morning, capping a tear it down. Bracing the span this used to sing for his supper, according to the $5,000, and finished off the night’s work by 60s. tickets were sold at $100 apiece. tonight’s agenda. The school board will retain control current issue of People magazine (July 23). breaking into J.C. Penne^’s at Karchar Mall in Vermont: Chance of thunder­ John DeMartino of 15 Red Orange Road in of the building, Kennedy said, charging the town community effort to restore the rotting morning were Rudy Wright and Scott While mother Clarlbel earned 75 cents an hour Nampa, where they carted off about $15,000. showers Wednesday. Dry Thurs­ Middletown will take home the silver-colored enough rent to cover operational expenses after the span. The bridge had been leaning and Jatkowski, both of Coventry. teaching music. Fritz crooned at church and on "They kicked in the glass (at J.C. Penney’s day. Chance Friday. Highs 75 to 85. luxury car. Rotary Club Chairman Donald Manchester Recreation Department moves there. sinking into Porter Brook, but social occasions. backdoor), ran up front, crashed through the Lows in 50s and lower 60s. Genovesi announced late Friday. "I sang at every wedding and funeral for four jewelry counter and went right back out," said Maine, New Hampshire: Chance The raffle benefits the Manchester Scolarship years," the presidential contender told People. Nampa police detective Richard Frizzell. ” We of showers Wednesday. Clearing Foundation. Last year and the year before that, “ We used to say we could m arry or bury them were there in less than three minuted and they Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows 50 to the Rotary gave a total of $14,000 which it raised cheaper than anyone else. Dad would preach, were gone already.” 60. Highs in 70s to low 80s. through the raffle to the foundation. Weekend accidents keep police working mom would play the organ and I ’d sing.” Across the nation Police and medics were kept busy was injured on his right shoulder and after midnight Saturday on Buckland Plummer, of South Windsor, was over the weekend cleaning up after a leg. He has not been charged with any Street, ieaving the drivers of both cars treated for a cut on his chin, the Next time, why not? Thunderstorms caused flash PZC to mull wetland permit Burt and Tammy’s past number of motor vehicle accidents, violation. Police are still investigating and one passenger with only minor spokeswoman said. floods in California’s Death Valley At least one female contender for the job of Inland-wetland problems will be among those including four with injuries. the accident. injuries, police and hospital spokesmen A Manchester teenager was roughed Georgette Jones, daughter of country singers Walter Mondale’s vice presidential running mate and tore up trees in Missouri and discussed by the Planning and Zoning Commis­ And this morning, Donald J. Lawler Middletown resident Kimberly A. said. up when the bicycle she was riding Tam my W3rnette and George Jones, says it was a has publicly admitted disappointment about not Kentucky while record high Setelllte view sion when it meets at 7 p.m. tonight in the was having his leg x-rayed in the Barone, 23, was charged with reckless Friday afternoon on Adams Street "long, long time getting the job herself. tempefatures jammed beaches conference room at Lincoln Center. emergency room at Manchester Mem­ driving and driving with her license collided with a car. ago," but she still ” We had hoped the next vice president would throughout southern New Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EDT shows a John Liapes seeks to fill wetland for construc­ Poiice said the accident occurred England. remembers when be a pig, a frog, a dog or a chicken,” Miss Piggy band of clouds and thunderstorms accompanying a frontal system tion on lots at 325,329, and 335 E. Middle Turnpike. orial Hospital after he ran his motorcy­ suspended Saturday morning after she along a stretch of road where traffic her mother dated Storms, extended early today told U PI Thursday. "N ow you can stop calling from New England southward along the Appalachians and then Galan Newton asks permission to build a house cle into the rear of a parked police sped through a red light on East Middle had been diverted off the pavement According to police, holli the bicy­ Burt Reynolds. from the ^outhem PJains along the Mr. Mondale for the job ," Kerm ll the Frog said westward across the southern Great Plains. Afewthunderstormsand farther back on a lot on Wyneding Hill Road than cruiser on Doming Street, police and Turnpike and her car collided with onto a gravel surface. After the clist, Rebecca Castagna. 16. of .54 "They were more Gulf Coau and up the Atlantic with relief. wide-spread debris cloudiness are present over the Southwest and specified in a subdivision approval. The house hospital spokesmen said. another, police said. accident, the investigating officer best friends than Coast to N<(w York. Lamplighter Drive, and the driver, "What are you talking about?” the tempera­ much of California. Low clouds over the upper Great Lakes are would go on land he has been forbidden to build Miss Barone was later treated for asked an official of the construction having a relation­ mental pig shot back. "H e kept calling moi to Southern California was hit by Christine M. Chessey, 20. of Vernon, associated with a low pressure center over James Bay. on. Lawler, 29, of 165 Babcock Hill Road, nose and knee injuries at Manchester firm that is doing the work. Savin ship because they come to Minnesota for an interview, but I was too flash flooding, damaging winds William Thornton seeks an extension of time on were at fault. Miss Castagna was riding Coventry, passed a truck on the right Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. Brothers, to put up more warning were so much alike busy promoting my new picture, ‘The Muppets and a mudslide late Sunday during a wetland permit on Parker Street where a on the wrong side of the street and Miss this morning at about 7 a.m. and ran The driver of the other car, Michael signs. that they liked Take Manhattan.’” storms that dumped 1.38 inches of 30.00 29.77 building to house Dynamic Metals is planned. Chessey took an illegal right turn from into the empty cruiser, which was H. Harpin, 22, of 8 Shady Lane, Bolton, spending time with rain on Riverside. Other matters involving Thornton on tonight’s After the accident, John A, Wallen, Hilliard Street onto Adams Street while SEA' parked at the intersection of Deming each other. They Flash floods were reported at agenda are resubdivision of a 34-acre lot in an was not injured. 26, and Christine E. Waiien, 39. both of the light was red, police said. Both were and Avery streets, police said. A police had a lot in com­ several points in the Mojave f/--*^osrpH industrial development on Parker Street and a Miss Barone has been ordered to 28 Prospect St., were treated for given verbal warnings. mon,” said Miss Desert, and the California High­ officer was there investigating the Kiss-and-sell related inland wetland permit. appear in Manchester Superior Court bruises and scrapes at Manche.stcr Miss Castagna was treated for Jones during a way Patrol said most roads into scene of an earlier accident. on July 31. N fiffVO R K Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. scrapes at Manchester Hospital, a Tammy Wynette break at Tennessee Actress Carole Mallory is writing a kiss-and- Death Valley were closed because Lawler fell off the motorcycle and Two cars collided head-on shortly The oth er driver, Kenneth F. hospital spokeswoman said T e m p le ’ s cbeer- tell book about all the famous men she has known. of flash floods and debris on the 30.00 leading camp in Chattanooga. What about Burt? At the Nirvana Club One in New York, she told her highways. "H e was really sweet and a very nice man. He’s attorney, Marvin Mltchelson, the man who put A mudslide tore apart a home real down-to-earth, not like you might think a the "p al” in alimony, “ This book should be under construction in Yucaipa, Hay named to NBA study group movie star would be." written on asbestos.” Calif. In Sunnymead, thunder­ LO W E S T storm winds ripped down power TEMPERATURES LeRoy Hay. the Manchester representatives Bill Brindamour draft report met with the local lines, collapsed the roofs of two High School teacher named Na­ and Arthur Glaeser — recently contingent’s approvai, though Ms. houses, downed fences and broke tional Teacher of the Year for 1983, returned from the NEA convention Gauvin said it contained no sur­ windows. The 45-minute storm has been named to a committee held June 29 through July 4 in prises. ” We have many concerns caused widespread street flooding. which wiil polish the National Minneapolis, where the draft re­ about it,” she said. Almanac W M nkWt 1/ .*.| »HOW In Missouri, thunderstorm winds Education Association’s response port was debated at length. knocked down trees in Diehlstadt >'jAMOWEAt*> ,vow to last year’s flurry of reports “ This is the largest contingent Today is Monday, July 16th, the But Ms. Gauvin saw no (froblem in the southeastern com er of the UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST €. criticizing American schools. Manchester ever sent,” Ms. Gau­ 198th day of 1984 with 168 to follow. with the N E A ’s endorsement of state, and heavy rains caused a vin said last week. She also said it The moon is moving toward its Walter Mondale, who she said was 53-minute delay in the Padres- Hay and five other local teachers last quarter. Natlonel forecast was the longest convention she the only candidate to consider Cardinals game at St. Louis. — Manchester Education Associa­ could remember, with 90 new There is no morning star. from the union’s point of view as a Tornadoes swooped out of thun­ tion President Anne Gauvin, business items, ranging from The evening stars are Mercury, For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday night, special interest group. derstorms near Limon and Yuma, former president Peter Tognalli, motions on merit pay to gun Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. showers are forecast tor portions of the central Plateau region, the “ Certainly, Ronald Reagan has Colo., and storm winds downed MaryAnn McAdams of Keeney control, on the agenda. not been the best friend public Those bom on this date are under An al? "ilddle Mississippi Valley and the south Atlantic trees and overturned a trailer in Street school, and state union Not all the items contained in the schools ha ve ever had,” she added. the sign of Cancer. They include Larue County, Ky. coMtal states. Elsewhere, weather will be fair in general. Minimum Mary Balter Eddy, founder of the temperatures include (maximum temperatures in Cbristin Science Church, in 1821, parenthesis):Atlanta 71(88), Boston 68(89), Chitago 67(78) Lean Norwegian polar explorer Roald High and low Cleveland ^ 8 3 ), Dallas 77(102), Denver 61(83), Duluth 51(71), Amundsen in 1872, actress Bar­ Caffs The highest temperature re­ 72(90), Kansas City 68(82) Little Rock bara Stanwyck in 1907 and actress- 73 95), Los Angeles 66(75), Miami 78(89), Minneapolis 54(77) N ew dahcer Ginger Rogers in 1911. ported Sunday by the National Ground Beef....M.69«. Weather Service, excluding Qii this date in history; __ Saturday, 2:20 p.m. — lockout, Monday, 5:24 a.m. — alarm, Alaska and Hawaii, was 110 60(73), Seattle 58(80), St. Louis 68(89), Washington 72(91). Manchester In 1945,' the first test of the Ulley Street (Town). Pascal Lane (Town). degrees at Bullhead City and Lake atomic bomb was conducted at a Friday, 11:05 a.m. — medical Saturday, 5:04 p.m. — gasoline Monday, 6:03 a.m. — house hit Havasu City, Ariz. Today’s low super-secret base near Alamo-. call, 433 N. Main St. (Eighth washdown, 300 Tolland Turnpike by lightening, 454 Parker St. was 37 degrees at West Yellow­ gordo, N.M. Manchester Herald District, Paramedics). (Tow n). (Eighth District). Lean Ground stone, Mont. In 1969, Apollo-11, the first Friday, 2?2 p.m. — b ic y c le / Saturday, 7:36 p.m. — brush fire. Monday, 7:01 a.m. — medical moon-landing mission, was Richard M. Diamond, Publisher struck by car, Hilliard and Adams Greenwood Drive (Town). call, 661 Main St. (Paramedics). launched from the Kennedy Space Penny Sadd streets (Eight District). Satuirday, 8:10 p.m. — medical Monday, 7:04 a.m. — motor Mark F. Abraitis Friday, 3:53 p.m .— gasoline lb. Center, carrying astronauts Neil Associate Publisher call, 40 Olcott St. (Paramedics). vehicle accident, Deming and Chuck Patties...$1.89 Armstrong, Edwin “ Buzz” Aldrin Lottery Business Manager leak, Tolland Turnpike and Dem­ Sunday, 11:12 a.m. — alarm, Avery streets (Town). and Michael Collins. USPS 327-500 ing Street (Eighth District). Pascal Lane (Town). Monday, 7:14 a.m. — garage In 1980, Ronald Reagan was VOL. cm . No. 244 Friday, 9:59 p.m. — motor Sunday, 12:26 p.m. — water call, fire, 32 Cornell St. (Town). unanimously nominated as the Published dally except Sunday vehicle accident, 378 Hartford 315 Broad St. (Town). Connecticut daily Suooested carrier rotes are $1.20 Road (Town). 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I*’® .Manchester Herald Is o became a hero while serving as a Vermont daily: 288 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interno- Saturday, 7:22 a.m. — motor Sunday, 8:16 p.m. — bathroom Saturday, 6:59 p.m. — car fire, nated as the Republican candidate for president at the to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery vehicle accident. East Middle fire, 205 Center St. (Town). R o lle r Carnival, Lake S treet, P.T. boat commander during Massachusetts daily: 8167 should be made bv 5 p.m. Monday honal news servlcpi and Is a GOP national convention in Detroit. He acknowledges ?i*'"^®r *•’* Audit Bureau of Turnpike at Summit Street Sunday, 8:26 p.m. — broken Coventry (South Coventry). World War II, said, "It was Weekly Megabucks: 8-13-27-28-30- mrough Friday and bv 7:30 o.m. HICHLAlfD FAnK M Am T Saturday. Circulations. Saturday, 9:54 p.m. — medical involuntary. They sank my boat.” the applause with wife Nancy. 36 (Tow n). steam line, 60 Elm St. (Tow n). 317 Highland St., Manchester Saturday, 8:10 a.m. — stove fire, Sunday, 11:10 p.m. — medical call. Swamp Road, Coventry Philip Road (Town). call, 832 Main St. (Paramedics). (North Coventry, South Coventry), 646-4277_____ 4 - MANCHKSTKK UKRAU), Monday. July 16. 19H4 M A N rllE ST K R HERALD. Miiml.i.\. .Iiil> 16. 1984 .I V.S. World Tonkin Gulf event blamed on U.S. raids Mondale delegates firm despite Manatt controversy WASHINGTON (L'PI) - Naval to ovnand the war. Although re.scinded European mercenaries and included and Maddox incident is directly related In Brief incidents that led to direct U.S. in 1971, that resolution is at the center of shelling of coastal radar facilities. to their effort to resist these activities," By David Lawsky I • 1 delegate count One !ilrcad> military involvement in Vietnam may the present-day debate between Con­ OPLAN 34A was blamed by a number it said. "We have no intention of United Press International was a Hart supporter. have been provoked by covert opera­ gress and the White House over of officials for North Vietnamese yielding to pressure." The Mundale forces, taking no Business inventories grow tions much like those the Cl A is backing war-making powers. attacks on U.S. warships in the Gulf of The next day. the Defense Intelli- SAN FRANCISCO - Walter chances, moved quickly to check in Nicaragua, U.S. News & World gence Agency intercepted communica­ Mondale’s delegates — 109 more WASHINGTON — U.S. business inventories The debate today focuses on U.S. Tonkin in August 1964. on any weak delegates. Report said. activities in Central America — The first attack — on the destroyer tions indicating the North Vietnamese than he needs for a first-ballot Satisfied that delegate anger grew by 0,9 percent in May as sales increased 1.6 Its 12-page report, based on inter­ planned to attack the Maddox and the. percent, a source of pressure on credit helping to activities that U.S. News says are Maddox — occurred Aug. 2 about 30 presidential nomination -- were over the Lance affair had caused views and examination of recently almost identical to those the United miles off the coast of North Vietnam. Turner Joy. holding firm today despite his no important switches by the time keep interest rates high, the Commerce Depart That night, the warships picked up ment said today. declassified documents, also questions States was engaged in two decades ago Three North Vietnamese PT boats problems over the Democratic- it was resolved Sunday, a Mondale whether the so-called Gulf of Tonkin fast-moving radar blips. They called Despite the growth in the value of inventories Shortly after becoming president attacked with torpedoes and machine Party chairmanship. official telephoned an official in the incident — a North Vietnamese attack after the assassination of John F, guns. The Maddox returned fire. The for air support and later opened fire. Mondale’s delegate margin has Hart camp to express his anger customers carried the goods out the door faster on two U.S. destroyers — ever But no one ever saw enemy vessels. than they could be put on the shelf, lowering the Kennedy. Johnson ordered military engagement lasted 37 minutes. remained virtually the same for over what the claims. occurred. experts to come up with a program of The Maddox was hit by only one Even the torpedoes were tracked and weeks. Ever since the last primar­ closely watched ratio of inventories to sales to Responding to the attack on the dodged as blips on radar and sonar. 1.32 months of supply. covert operations to discourage North machine gun bullet and no one aboard ies, a slow trickle of uncommitted But Richard Koster of the Canal destroyers. President Lyndon Johnson U.S. News said the commanders of Zone, the man who pul Mondale The ratio dropped to a record low of 1.29 in Vietnamese aggression. the vessel was hurt. delegates have moved to the January. ordered air strikes against North The experts, according to U.S. News, On Aug. 3. Secretary of State Dean the Turner Joy and the Maddox former vice president — but never over the top in Ihe UPl delegate Vietnam and Congress passed what came up with OPLAN 34A, which called Rusk cabled U.S. Ambassador Max­ doubted the radar and sonar signals — more than a few a week. count on the day after the New Inventories were worth $4 8 billion more in became known as the Gulf of Tonkin indicating the sonar on the Maddox, Jersey and California primaries, May, reaching a vidue of $54,'>.9 billion. for U.S.-organized — and financed — well Taylor in Saigon. By convention-eve Sunday. Mon­ Resolution. raids against North Vietnam. The raids "We believe that present OPLAN 34A which picked up the only signals of dale had 2,076 delegates, Hart said he considers his promise to Inventories have increased for 11 consecutive The resolution gave Johnson power torpedoes, was malfunctioning. support Mondale voided months, a major sustaining influence on the worn carried out by Asian and activities are beginning to rattle Hanoi 1.249, Jackson 381 and 180 uncom­ economic recovery. mitted. The number needed for ”I am uncommitted again.” nomination when the convention Koster said. His support of Mon­ Sales in May jumped 16 percent or $6.4 billion, dale on the first ballot, he said, also after seasonal adjustment, the 14th increase votes Wednesday is 1,967. in 15 months. Reagan to keep But for a few hours over the depends on "the manner in which he names somebody else to be The source of the credit prc.ssure is important weekend, after it was reported that Mondale would replace Demo­ chairman” of the Democratic for the Federal Reserve's policy-making arm, the National Committee. Open Market Committee, which is meeting today cratic National Committee Chair­ low profile as man Charles Manatt with Georgia and Tuesday to fine-tune its monetary targets. Roster’s son, Tejieira, also a UPl photo state Chairman Bert Lance, the Hart camp moved to take advan­ delegate, said he will vote for Democrats meet Geraldine Ferraro on the first Sen. Gary Hart (D-Colo.), still in the chase for the tage of the situation. Hart’s campaign announced that ballot as a protest — “but that is Police search for gunman By Norman D. Sandler subject to change.” United Press Internatlonol Democratic presidential nomination, walks along Powell 10 delegates had defected from WEAVERVILLE, Calif. — Backpackers and Street in San Francisco after a private meeting with Mondale to Hart, Later, Hart’s Mondale completed a working miners fled a popular wilderness area as campaign manager, Oliver Hen­ weekend in South Lake Tahoe, U P l p h o to WASHINGTON — President Reagan will let the another nominee hopeful — the Rev. Jesse Jackson. Calif., as did Ms. Ferraro, before authorities hunted for a merially disturbed Democrats revel in the limelight of their quadrennial kel, claimed as many as 38 to 40 gunman who shot a hiker to de, ■. and wounded delegates had dropped away from coming to San Francisco to iron out his wife on a remote trail convention this week while his strategists size up the remaining grievances with his foes energized opposition. the front-runner based on reports The situation is reverse for Jimmy Carter and Walter The Trinity County Sheriff s office Sunday emanating from the Democratic as a top priority. He rejected a Mondale. Mondale flew to San Francisco Sunday to As the Democrats in San Francisco tend to the request by Hart and Jackson that recommended the area be evacuated but did not back-slapping, bickering and outside disruptions that Relieved Manatt National Committee. prepare for the Democratic National Convention. Carter, order it. Lawmen searched with helicopters and The Hart campaign was able to there be a three-way summit. jeeps for the gunman, believed to be Glenn have become part of any political convention, Reagan who chose Mondale as his running mate in 1976 and will maintain a low profile, seldom venturing far from provide at most 10 names of people Spuller, 33, a onetime mental patient in OregonT who had switched — and one "He prefers to deal with people 1980, also arrived in the city and immediately warned deputies said. the Oval Office. His Rose Garden strategy this week is to keep the back on the job turned out to be a member of the directly, one on one.” said Maxine President Reagan not to use the Iranian hostage He was believed roaming the heavily wooded spotlight on the war against drunken driving, space Democratic National Committee, Isaacs, Mondale’s press secretary. situation as a campaign issue or he would retaliate with region on foot, deputies said. not a delegate. She said the session with Jack.son Robert Mendenhall, 27, of nearby Areata, was exploration, freedom abroad and the control of references to the administration's policy in Lebanon. government spending — safe, popular political Several others were men and would be arranged ’’.sometime this shot to death Saturday in the Trinity Alps as party kingpin women who are carried as uncom­ week.” Mondale Sunday spoke on Wilderness Area, a northwestern area popular themes — as the Democrats, 3,000 miles away, hammer away at his record. UPl photo mitted in the United Press Interna- the telephone with both rivals. among backpackers and gold miners. He was a No one will say for certain whether Reagan will tune state fish and game biologist, the sheriff’s office Bv Arnold Sawlslak budget director who left office said. in for the televised highlights of the events in San Francisco. Elections nearing In Israel United Press International amid charges of irregularities at Leona Mendenhall, 24, a dispatcher for the But for much of the week, he will do little to steal his Calhoun, Ga.. bank, would take Areata police department, was shot in the thigh SAN FRANCISCO — Charles over. before the gunman fled. attention from the Democrats, following a light Part of an election rally crowd of 5,000 from Menachem Begin nine months schedule of ceremonial events intended to keep him in Israelis roar approval for Prime Minister Manatt, after a wild weekend ride Mondale’s hasty reaction was Undersheriff Steve Hanover has called the ago, but the crowd broke into frequent that would make a San Francisco that Lance wouldn’t be national attack on the Mendenhalls “a random shooting." the news without stirring controversy. Yitzhak Shamir one week before the Reagan was to start today by recognizing Captive chants of ‘ Begin, Begin,” cable car gripman dizzy, was back party chairman. Instead, he was Authorities used jeeps to evacuate some hikers national elections. Shamir is fighting for accompanying their cries with loud on the job today as Democratic slated to be a kind of super­ and campers. U.S. Forest Service and California Nations Week. Tuesday, he signs legislation to encourage a nationwide 21-year-old drinking age. election on his own since taking office hand clapping. chairman and ready to open the chairman of the Mondale Highway Patrol teams airlifted others by party’s national convention. campaign. helicopter. Wednesday’s schedule notes a lunch with Apollo astronauts to mark the 15th anniversary of the first Manatt, a California' lawyer- Then, when it became clear moon landing and he will honor ex-prisoners of war banker who took over the Demo­ Sunday that Mondale really had no F i^ a y . Thatcher calls emergency cratic National Committee in 1981, one else in mind for the chairman­ The only departure from this course comes was fired by Walter Mondale ship, heavy negotiations began in Nursing homes now struck Tnur.sday. On the same day Walter Mondale delivers Saturday, supposedly to be re­ San Francisco. his acceptance speech in San Francisco, Reagan will placed by Georgia Chairman Bert Finally, the ordinary Mondale NEW YORK — Hospital support workers at 11 be in South Carolina, projecting the image of a world Lance, and rehired Sunday after campaign chairman, James John­ nursing homes walked off the job today, joining statesman at a meeting with leaders of more than a meeting to deal with strike the whole project blew up in the son, announced to a packed news 30,000 other union members striking 30 hospitals dozen Caribbean governments. former vice president’s face. conference: "As a result of those around the city. Mondale was rueful about the discussions and with the support of The White House is content to give the Democrats By Mark Schacter legislation enabling it to use troops Picket signs began going up at the homes about their due. cognizant the Republicans will get theirs in United Press International invited leaders of the striking episode. "It was not my intention former Vice President Mondale, I 6 a.m. EDT, the scheduled strike deadline. to move essential supplies from Transport and General Workers am pleased to announce that Dallas five weeks from today. strikebound ports. that any of this come out, but it State officials estimated some 14.000 hospital Union and the Port Employers did,” he told a television inter­ Chuck Manatt has agreed to 1989couldbea But the slowdown in what otherwise has been an LONDON — Workers at Dover, Union officials said the Dover patients are effected by tbe three-day-old active midsummer campaign by Reagan also Association to separate talks in viewer. "I called (Manatt) pri­ continue to serve as chair of the Britain’s last major port to operate docker workers voted 2-to-l to stop London aimed at finding hospital strike. ’The nursing home walkout affects suggests this is a period of assessment. normally, today joined a week-old vately and I said, T m going to DNC." an additional 4,600 elderly patients. at noon traffic of freight and goods settlements. make a change, and I want to do it Manatt. on hand at the an­ very good year. Mondale’s historic selection of Rep. Geraldine dock strike, putting additional that are brought across the Eng­ Tile first two days of the strike by District 1199 Ferraro as his running mate, his weekend discharge The effects of the dock strike in a way that contributes, lets nouncement with Lance, who was pressure on Britain’s economy and lish Channel in trucks loaded on have reached the far-off British said to be the author of the solution, Hospital and HealtJi'Care Employees Union at 30 and restoration of Charles Manatt as Democratic on the government of Prime ferries. people know that I have respect for hospitals and hospital-affiliated nursing homes national chairman and his elevation of Bert Lance, colony of St. Helena in the South you, that’s dignified. And, as smiled and declared, “I am very, Look what $2,500 today Minister Margaret Thatcher, The workers said they will Atlantic. A cargo ship loaded with very pleased.” caused no major disruption of services to Jimmy Carter’s budget chief, as general chairman of Mrs. Thatcher called an emer­ sometimes things do, they leak.” patients. continue to service ferries that essential supplies for the tiny The decision to retain Manatt for He told CBS News later he had his campaign have injected some uncertainties into gency cabinet meeting today not carry private cars and transport The hospitals are operated by the League of the presidential race. island was prevented from leaving the rest of his term ending early in "said all along Mr. Mondale had will grow into with a only to discuss the dock strike but tourists on their summer vaca­ Avonmouth by striking tug boat his choice for party chairman." Voluntary Hospitals and Homes With the How these uncertainties play out between now and also to consider a coal strike 1985 with reduced powers came addition of the nursing home union workers, the tions. But drivers said a backup of crews and the ship’s agent warned after some delegates threatened to Lance headed the search commit­ Election Day is the question the Reagan camp hopes entering its 19th week. She has trucks could bring all traffic to a Five Year CD from the strikers number some 46,000 workers. to answer with a flurry of polls, research and strategy the islanders might face food revolt and state party chairmen tee, and said, "He, I think, did a blamed the strikes for a fall in the halt. rationing. brilliant and quick job of picking Administrators took out the trash, doctors and sessions. value of the British pound that spent two hours seething over the nurses worked 12-hour shifts to cope with the The dock strike began July 10 to Tomato farmers on the island of abrupt way Mondale handled the the right man." Savings Bank of triggered a 2Vi percent rise in protest the use by state-run British strike over the weekend. interest rates. Guernsey in the English Channel episode. Johnson, asked whether the 48 But the impact was expected to worsen today steel of contract dockers to unload hours of confusion had harmed the Transport Secretary Nicholas chartered a Hercules transport It started Saturday when word Manchester! with the addition of the nursing home walkout and iron ore at one port. aircraft to move thousands of trays leaked out that Manatt was going Mondale campaign, said, "... This display Ridley said the government was The state-run Advisory, Concili­ because the number of patients usually increases ready to invoke emergency powers of the fruit normally carried to the to bd sacked at the end of the is a solution everyone is pleased at hospitals after the weekend. victim to jeering ation and Arbitration Service British mainland by ship. convention and Lance, the Carter with,” Lions go on rampage tavern patrons Angolan rebels claim to kill Ferraro fears attacks Savings Bank DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Lions terro­ rized a dozen villages in southern Tanzania, of Manchester MILWAUKEE (UPl) — Police appealed for from GOP partisans # killing 14 people and injuring 5 others, in the first five months of 1984. the Tanzanian news agency witnesses to come forward in a rape case where a 22 at U.S.-owned pipeline said. young woman was attacked repeatedly by two men, The state-run news agency Shihala quoted blindfolded, tossed in the trunk of her car and twice LISBON, Portugal (UPl) — over Reagan remarks displayed to laughing tavern patrons. the Marxist government of Presi­ influence to force an estimated game officer David Sommy as saying Sunday Guerrillas opposed to the Marxist dent Jose Eduardo Dos Santos and that lions terrorized the area around the town of The victim, 18, told police no one offered to help her 20.000 Cuban troops to leave government of Angola claimed dealt a serious blow to the economy Angola. Bv Robert Mackav minute believe it because the Tunduru from January to May, killing 14 head of as she lay in the trunk clad only in a slip and responsibility for killing 22 people United Press International policies are so terribly unfair.” pantyhose. of the former Portuguese colony. "No stone will be let standing cattle and 27 sheep for food and attacking in a bomb attack on an American- The UNITA statement, signed by A Reagan campaign aide called villagers. "This was a real bad deal, a vicious assault,” owned pipeline guarded by Cuban until the Cubans leave Angola and those remarks "gutter politics.” Inspector of Detectives Rudolph Will said. He UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi, said SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Sommy said the lions killed the 14 villagers and troops. there is a national unity govern­ Geraldine Ferraro, who questi­ Ms. Ferraro said Sunday the appealed for witnesses to come forward with 22 people were killed in the injured 5 others because the humans were in the In a communique issued Sunday ment," the communique said. oned the Christianity of President Republicans misunderstood her way of their hunt of sheep. descriptions of the two men, who that same evening explosion and 50 others were in Lisbon, the National Union lor injured. Figures released Satur­ Reagan’s policies, fears Republi­ because they had not seen her full ^^You bet, it*s a There is no CD, perhaps wilh some other more Sommy did not specify how many lions were robbed two women attending a national church the Total Liberation of Angola, or About one-fourth of the Cuban statement. convention. day by the official Angolan news soldiers reportedly are stationed in cans will attack her personally on maximum. You may not appropriate savings plan. involved but said many wild animals had UNITA, said the blast occurred the abortion issue but vows not to ”I never said anything about the agency ANGOP said 10 people Cabinda province to protect Gulf #^good longterm migrated this year into Tunduru region from "We know there are witnesses out there, ’’ Will said. last Thursday in the northern, retaliate in kind. president’s religion. What I said add to the account; once (Did you say you received a Another police official said “some people may be a died. . Oil’s ofLshore and on-shore neighboring Mozambique, where both humans oil-rich Cabinda province, damag­ The three-term congresswoman was his policies were un- W investment-especially opiened, that’s it. But you may, of healthy Tax Refund from Uncle and wildlife are starving because of drought little foolish after they have been drinking, and then Neither UNITA nir the ANGOP installations. ing a Gulf Oil Corp. pipeline. dispatch identified Ihe victims. No was to arrive in San Francisco Christian,” she said. if you believe interest course, open another Five Year Sam? You could make lhai money The region around Tunduru stretches along the the next day they might ask themselves what they The bombing marked the first ’The ANGOP said it had no today with Walter Mondale for the She asked Republicans not to were laughing about." further details of the blast were estimate on the amount of oil lost border with northern Mozambique. attack against an American target made available. opening of the Democratic Na­ make personal attacks on her rates are peaking now. CD, and another, and another, as kx)k even better to you five years Shihata said game officers last year shot and Will said the men, both carrying guns, forced the in Angola. from the explosion and Gulf Oil tional Convention. They planned to during the campaign. often as you wish. Each depositor from now with this CD. j killed 5 lions and 18 elephants because they woman back into her car Saturday night after she The guerrilla statement warned technicians were repairing the Observers in Lisbon said the foreign companies cooperating attend a rally and a fund-raiser ’T m ready to say right at this rampaged through farms and attacked villagers parked it at a downtown ramp. She had been on her bombing signaled an escalation of pipeline. moment, don’t characterize my Look at the big box in this ati. is insured up to $100,000. Interest way to a meeting with friends. with the Luanda government to together. Lions reportedly killed a total of 18 people last the 9-year-old rebel war against Gulf Oil reportedly produces In one of her first interviews religion or any of my views on the Looks pretty inviting, doesn’t it?- is compounded continuously. year in Lindf region, which lies to the east of The two men physically and sexually assaulted the review their stands and exert 140.000 barrels of oil a day. since Mondale asked her to join issues as anything other than they those examples of just how much If our Five Year CD^iounds giKxJ Only $500 mmimum for Tunduru. woman for more than an hour, Will said, blindfolded him on the Democratic ticket, the are. her with pieces torn from her dress, stuffed her in the representative from Queens in "This is not the first time this has we guarantee you’ll earn on a Five to you, then come right in. Bring an IRA. If you hitven’l yet trunk of her car, then drove to a tavern. Lebanese hail New York City revealed she is still happened with Republicans with Year Certificate of Deposit. your money-and all your questions opened a 1984 IRA, you can The woman said she heard the men tell people in the hurt by attacks during her first me. In 1982 campaign, what they tavern they had a woman in the trunk. Will said. Interest rates are high right now. -w ith you. We’ll find you the right use this hij'h-inleresl-payiii)' campaign in 1978. did was focus on me personally or Five YearCI) its a )>(kmJ An investigating officer said the men were new peace plan “It was terrible — personal they attempted to” on the abortion But who knows?-will they get financial answers; if not with this Kuwait invites Soviets bragging and saying, ’Guess what we got locked up issue. reliremeni vehicle. In this in the trunk?’’’ attacks on me and my family, ’’ Ms. even higher? Or will they drop? BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPl) — Militiamen disengaged • Ferraro recalled during an inter­ Ms. Ferraro brushed aside Re­ case, you may start with a KUWAIT — Kuwait has invited Soviet Foreign Will said the men opened the trunk to “display” the This could be a very advanta­ Minister Andrei Gromyko to visit the oil-rich peacefully and roads reopened in north Lebanon view Sunday on the balcony of her publican suggestions she is neither minimum ol $5(K) and pin in woman to the bar patrons, "who laughed about it.” today after Syria implied it wouid use force if five rental home overlooking the moun­ qualified nor has the foreign policy geous time to make a long sheikhdom amid reports that Iran is moving to The men then drove off, only to return apparently to a maximum of $2,000. Or improve relations with the Persian Gulf states days of battles that kiiled at ieast 30 peopie did not tains surrounding Lake Tahoe. experience to be the next vice term investment, to lock your Rates in ef fect week of the same tavern. The rape victim said she heard both stop. $2,250, which you’re eniiiled that support Iraq "It didn’t work then and it won’t president. Wed, July 11th through Tues. July I7lh men and women’s voices, and she was “displayed The Syrian pressure brought a peace plan into effect work now,” she told reporters "Let them judge me by the same money up tight for a healthy to if you have a non-workiiiK Gromyko s l isit. the first by the Soviet foreign again. ” The men then drove the car through a car minister to the pro-Western Gulf, was announced wash. that had been worked out by the combatants: the from the two major wire services. standards they judge the guys. And payoff exaedy sbety months from spouse, IRA s,as you must 1,500-man private “Marada” army of ex-President Asked if she would engage in then I’ll point to my background Sunday by Jassim al Marzouk, acting Kuwaiti Later, with the victim still in the trunk, the men now. You have to decide on the know by now, are the most minister of state for foreign affairs. Suleiman Franjieh and the 1,000-strong militia of the personal attacks if Republicans both as a former teacher and 12i)0% 12S4% robbed two women attending the United Church of Syrian Social Nationalist Party. prosecutor and the six years in timing. Annual Interest Effective Annual popular and most fmancially Kuwait has just concluded a large arms deal Christ women’s conference. sling mud in the general cam­ with the Soviet Union but Marzouk said, “Kuwait “Aii is quiet. Poiicemen have moved into Amioun, paign, the 48-year-old mother of Congress. I think they’re going to To open a Five Year CD at the Rate* Yield attractive ways to plan for buys its arms from all sources ... and this visit roads have reopened, but miiitiamen can stiii be three said, " I ’m not going to throw have a tough time.” retirement. As you know, seen," Beirut radio reported at 11 a.m. She also said Mondale did not Savings Bank of Manchester Invest this amount get this amount cannot be construed as biased.” Graduates wanted it back. I didn’t then. I don’t play in a CD today 5 years from now l(K), your yearly IRA contri­ Gromyko will visit in September, diplomatic Amioun was one of the 19 villages contested when that way.” choose her simply because she is a requires a minimum $2,500- $2,500...... $4,593.56 bution is exempt from fed­ sources quoted in Beirut's An Nahar newspaper Are you a recent college grad? Want your Franjieh’s men attacked Syrian party bases in the UPl photo Ms. Ferraro was criticized by woman. unless you’re putting it into an said. accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? olive-growing Kura region 40 miles north of Beirut. Reagan campaign aides for re­ ”I think he choose me be cause $3,500...... $6,430.99 eral income tax. (xime in. IRA (more about that later). $5,000...... $9,187.13 Marzouk also told reporters the "Iranian It’s simple. There’s a form to fill out which you can Police estimated 30 people died and ISO were Shultz meets Hawke ^ marks she made Friday in El­ he thought I’m the best — I am! Ask about using the Five foreign ministry's under secretary" recently obtain by either stopping by the Herald office at 16 wounded in the clashes with artillery, rocket and more, Minn., during her first news How about that? I’m going to be the ■Rates change every Wednesday, but once viiir C.D is oimti, the rate ’ Year CD as an IRA. Brainard Place or sending us a self-addressed IS fixed (or the full lerni Bv |- D I C regolaiions, wiihdrawal from a visited Saudi Arabia and Qatar for talks "to heavy machine guns. U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz conference since being tapped for best vice president.” time savings account before inatmitv results in a siilistantial penalty pacify the situation and avoid the escalation of the stamped envelope. N. Franjieh’s son, Marada leader Robert Franjieh, the No. 2 spot. She said the major campaign Iran-Iraq war.’’ Our address is: Box 591, Manchester Herald, and Syrian party leader Inaam Raad agreed to the Uen) leaves the Austrialian Parliament Asked if she considers herself issue will be "war and peace.” I? Saudi Arabia. Kuwait and their allies in the Manchester, 06040. peace plan Sunday following two days of meetings Sunday with Prime Minister Robert Roman Catholic despite her sup­ Ms. Ferraro spent much of the Gulf have spent $30 billion to $40 billion to aid Iraq Black and white photos are preferred. with top officials in Damascus. nawke after meeting with legislative port of a woman’s right to an day with her husband, John in the nearly 4-year-old war If you submit a photo and want it back, stop by the President Hafez Assad intervened personally, abortion, Ms. Ferraro said yes and Zaccaro, and their three grown Herald after you see your college news item threatening Saturday that "Syrian troops will take a leaders in Canberra. Schu.tz. The children, working on the accep­ then added: "The president walks H a M h M tffiM d in S l tM^in OBufl.PurrwII P U r (Dnw« In) Bim Corners Shw pinq(«-nl«.lrdKd alM rKevSl (w nr-iH iiw dS I AW M iddtvIpk (AuttiB^nk-l Shoo Pile Pta/,. nt Soewet SI published. proper stand" if the fighting did not stop. retary is on a major trip to discuss Sho(>pm<| Center North End Cait Hortfoed: L . ______, around calling himself a good tance speech she will deliver ...... PtdM S ^ t k Suinvdn Av«. S h iw n y < M em berH )l( A iM ord: kifWlionRles 44 4 74 Tel M b 1700 Tftff lA R T fft .. . E ..**tferd: Tues .... Thurs .AS^I Rte 19H ne»| toptrti...... iiflire .. Mon Wed A in drnrss from p<«sl nim e crucial matters with allied leaders. Christian and I don’t for one Thursday night. I (|Umiu.i.>. fi MANCHKSTKR HKHALl), Motulay, July 16. 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor New England Health center introduces x-ray equipment James P. Sacks, City Editor patient 100 to i.OOO-fold by using a tiny FARMINGTON (UPI) - Physicians equipment. Brennan and Mark Jr. were discharged OPIWION In three days later. beam of X-rays moving horizontally today hailed revolutionary X-ray One of the first patients at the center’s John Dempsy Hospital was a "I was worried about my baby but and vertically so no one spot receives equipment at the Connecticut Health much radiation Center as “a giant step forward” in Pittsfield, Mass, woman who required when the doctor let my parents and my emergency abdominal X-rays while husband in with me while the X-rays' The beam can scan an area up to is Burns predicts slow gains reducing the hazards of radiation to inches wide and 60 inches long. pregnant women and other patients. pregnant. Joan Brennan, 27. was were being taken and when I saw that transferred to the facility when she was the doctor didn’t go hide behind some Spackman said, while behind the When the bankers drown, so do we HARTFORD — The state Department of Dr. James E. Mulvihill, University of patient is an electronic receptor Transportation will regain public confidence only Connecticut vice president for health 33 weeks pregnant with an intestinal shielding, I knew everything was all by “doing our job” and improvements have obstruction. right,” she recalled. gradually building up an image of the affairs and executive director of the patient’s interior Sen. John Heinz, he of the .57 Varieties, though no could easily sink when business slacks off. And it already begun, Commissioner J. William Bums center, said the equipment "makes it Dr. Gale R. Ramsby, who took Prior to the ribbon-cutting ceremony pickle himself, was talking to fellow members of the doesn’t have to slack that much. With this type of deal said in an interview published today. charge of the diagnostic aspects of the today at the new radiology suite, possible to carry out most conventional Since almost no radiation excapes. Senate Banking Committee the other day about some of there is no margin for mistakes. That confidence “isn’t going to come instantly" X-ray studies while greatly reducing case when Mrs. Brennan was admitted officials said the new equipment after reports of fraud and lax work in the Hartford May 14. said. "Because of the way the displays images somewhat like a Spackman said no expensive shielding the newer developments in the wacky world of finance. There are a lot of imprudent leveraged buyout loans the hazards of radiation,” is needed for the patient, room or One of the practices which worries the Pennsylvania Nicholas Courant, Burns said in an interview published in "It also makes it feasible now to do new equipment works, we could watch television set. out there, but you can only estimate the total. The the newspaper. the image of the intestine building up on “We think this new equipment is a technician oiM-rating the equipment senator is the leveraged buyout, a way of gaining vital X-ray studies on certain patients Spackman noted several types of Von Hoffman purchase price of the 30 largest recent buyers is about The DOT has made several changes in response for whom such studies with traditional the viewing screen and were able to giant step forward,” Mulvihill said. (ontrol of a company with little or no cash of your own. $10.5 billion, not enough to bring down the banking to the June 24 reports of fraud and lax work in the stop the X-raying as it approached the Dr. Thomas J. Spackman, head of radiography that were formerly It works this way: You find a company you want to buy, equipment would be too hazardous,” avoided ^'cause of radiation hazards system if the loans curdle, but too much to ignore. DOT’S bridge inspection program: Mulvihill said. uterus and the fetus,” radiology at the center, explained the then you go to a bank and you borrow the money to buy Democrats • Bridge inspectors must report in writing the The obstruction, a twisting of the equipment manufactured by American now can In- perfurmed virtually risk Particularly so since the talk in the industry is that, The center is the first in the state and free, including pediatric and it, using the net worth and income of the company as times they begin and end each inspection. second to Massachusetts General Hos­ intestine, was removed May 15 and the Science and Engineering. Inc. of having been burned by foreign loans, bankers are Cambridge. Mass, cuts radiation to the obstet rics-gynecology test ing collateral for the loan. looking at the leveraged buyout t,o make up the slack sold out • Supervisors appear unannounced at inspec­ pital in Boston in the country to use the boy was delivered on May 21, Mrs. "A leveraged buyout," the senator told the people in from overseas business. tion sites to check on inspectors. the room, "is when a bank turns a credit worthy interest on the loan ol about $162 million per annum, but • Inspectors will report their movements to t ustomer into somebody you wouldn't want to lend last year Revlon’s net profits were only $111 million. By The problem is not where the borrowers are located; convention supervisors after getting new vans equipped with money to." doing this and that with the changed tax situation the the problem is with bankers who make bad loans, not radios that were ordered months ago. loan would bring about, the additional $50 million for • Two private firms have been hired to make Westfield woman is latest ‘Mega-lady’ True, yet, if done correctly, the buyout is a useful tool. here and there, but in profusion. Bankers have a underwater bridge inspections. The newspaper !• or instance, one of the unhappy fallouts from many a the interest could have been scrounged up. reputation as flinty, tight-fisted types who are careful WASHINGTON - The Demo­ crats will begin their quadrennial said the state’s underwater inspectors filed false She said she had bought a tii'kct only merger is that the surviving company turns out not to about what they do with other people’s money. In WESTFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — A ’You hear about other people win deliberations today in San Fran- inspection reports and collected extra pay for once before in the state’s largest know how to turn one of the subsidies it was bought. But what would havp been left of the company, had actuality bank lending officers are frequently under reports of dives they never made. superstitious secretary who bought her ning and what they might do,” she said, jackpot of March 10. That $18 2 million '1 hey might as well get rid of it by selling it to someone this deal gone through — which it has not as of this pressure to push out those loans. Banks do make money cisco on an note of circus and Massachusetts Megabucks ticket on “but we’ll put it in the bank and think jackpot was divided six ways. writing? Well, before the hypothetical leveraged futility. Friday the 13th and kept a lucky penny about it.” The couple, who will have ’20 |H-rccnt v^ ho does know how to make money off it. More often by lending it and, as many people in the business Many at Patriarca funeral "It’s too good to be true,” said her than not, the types who have the know-how don’t have buyout, Revlon already had $429 million in long-term whisper to you, you don’t get to the executive suite by The man of the hour, Walter . with it has won $15,6 million — the of their annual prize deducted imme Mondale, is a decent fellow, a solid largest single lottery jackpot in North husband. David Sanford. 49, who didn’t the money. In such a situation the leveraged buyout is a debt. After the buyout, the debt would have jumped being cautious and acting in a pin-striped way. PROVIDENCE, R.l. - The eyes of casually believe his wife when she first told him diately for federal taxes, has two device of considerable usefulness. fourfold, but the company would not own one more American and a competent politi­ dressed FBI agents and state and local detectives American history. children, a married daughter. Brenda Bankers also make bad loans because they don’t scanned nonstop on streets, sidewalks and “I started crying and shaking all she won. ”I didn’t even know she had Kerly. '24, of South Hadley, Mass., and factory, one more machine, one more anything in cian. But his presidential pros­ bought the ticket.” return for quadrupling the amount of money it would know who or what they are lending to and they are pects recall the terse scouting parking lots. over,” said Marcia Sanford, 45, of the Richard Sanford, 20. BUT OFTEN THAT’S NOT what's going on. Reports Click went the camera shutter. Whirr went the western Massachusetts city of West- In Megabucks, players pick six The previous single biggest lottery liave it that banks are making lot. . ■ where the interest owe. under too much pressure to find out. But if they don’t report on a baseball player: “He is numbers in any order between 1 and 36, find out soon, when their heads go under we innocent video camera. Letters and numbers from license field, who learned she won the prize payout — worth $11 million — wits alone will eat up the bought-out company’s profits. A a weak hitter, but he is also a poor plates were jotted on little notepads or spoken into Sunday morning as she listened to her Mrs Sanford chose the numbers drawn Jan. 14, by Canada’s Inlerpro- few weeks ago the financial press was writing about a LEVERAGED BUYOUTS CARRY a variable are going to drown with them. fielder.” pocket-sized tape recorders. A small white and radio while gardening. 8-13-27-28-30-36 by combining her fami­ vincial Lottery Corp. Stuart and Lillian interest rate. They’re tied to the prime or some such Mondale comes across to me as a Mrs. Sanford, a wife and mother of ly’s birthdays and the number 13, possible leveraged buyout of the Revlon cosmetic blue plane circled overhead for two hours. picked because she bought the jackpot­ Kelly, a couple aged 57 and 54. of company. The figures bandied about give an idea of the and it goes up as the interest rate goes up. If the Nicholas Von Hoffman, who delights in the statement, chronic vice president, who would Each time a car pulled into the V.J. Berarducci two, will receive $780,994 annually for Brantford, Ontario, claimed the prize “’There’s not a single person in Washington with whom represent America ideally at state & Sons mortuary parking lot Saturday, police 20 years before taxes. She had played winning ticket for $1 on Friday the 13th worth close to $14 million in Canadiitn craziness that's going on. Under the proposal, Revlon predictions about higher interests coming are correct, ' Mrs. Sanford, who described herself the company might be facing much larger payments. I’m close friends," writes twice a week for King funerals. At the Democratic con- ; filmed the autos — and the visitors they were Megabucks only once before, dollars nine days later. would have been bought for something like $1.8 billion. A secretary for Air Compression as superstitious, said she found a penny If the purchasers put up 10 percent of their own money, Or what happens when the current boom dies? Features Syndicate. Beginning today, his column will vention, nonetheless, he will put on bringing to the funeral of Raymond Loreda The richest overall lottery pool in Salvatore Patriarca. DPI photo Engineering of Westfield, Mrs. Sanford in the parking lot of Fran’s Place, a North American history was $22 85 they would then have to borrow $1.62 billion. If they Eventually all busts and booms end. A company which be a reguiar feature of the Manchester Herald’s opinion a show of bravado before he heads Westfield variety store where she may be able to make its payments when times are good page. down the road toward the swamp. The man of contradictions who ran organized said she and her husband, a welder and million, shared I y four winners in the were very lucky they might only have to pay 10 percent i crime in New England for 40 years was laid to rest MARCIA SANFORD mechanic for Conrail, have no imme­ bought the ticket, and kept it with the New York State Lotto May 12, 1984. He will try to spotlight two Saturday in a huge, mausoleum on a sunny ... hits jackpot diate plans tor the money. Megabucks ticket for good luck. disparate groups simultaneously . cemetery hilltop in suburban East Providence. An editorial — the special interests and the Patriarca died Wednesday of an apparent heart general constituency — seeking to attack at age 76. Following a private mass at the mortuary, his Conservatives plea for East bloc beam a different signal to each 44-car procession paused momentarily in front of Advertisement without shorting out. Then next the black and green-tiled storefront office of "tombstones” bearing the names of being more conservative than he is.” said month, it will be Ronald Reagan’s EPSOM, N.H. (UPI) — About 60 New Naming Lance TV ig) iMFUieNCiHS HiMl He LifiS, He National Cigarette Service Co. on Atwells Avenue England conservatives, some worried "captive nations.” Earle Tuttle of Campton, publisher of The Diet Pill Sweeping U.S. turn. from which Patriarca ran his mob empire. President Reagan is not confronting “red As she hammered in newly repaired Truth, an ultra-conservative newspaper domination,” observed the 25th annual markers reading “Albania” and “Pa­ which strives to "educate Americans as to vjon np trwk The Democrats will present the nature of the Soviet conspiracy.” T 6enave, 3 we He’S sreauNs! Mondale as the people’s candidate Police dog corrals gunman Captive Nations Week in a “graveyard” of nama,” Mrs, Anderson said Nicaragua is wasn’t too smart Communist countries. the newest, added in 1981. Thirteen have New Grapefniit and Reagan as the corporate MILFORD — A man with a 45-caliber pistol been added for a total of about 50 since “His policy is more of a compromise candidate. But behind the public. Sponsored by the Conservative Union of who shot at a police dog and held officers at bay New Hampshire, the annual ceremony Eisenhower was president. than confrontation,” said Tuttle, One of the first laws of minutes of Mondale’s hysterics, the Democrats also until he was subdued by the dog was to be South Vietnamese native, Khoa Do, 13, attention? \HHaT Poes He waTcH? Sunday commemorated President Dwight Behind the graveyard, visitors from politics must be,“Don’t count have their hands in the corporate arraigned today in Superior Court. D. Eisenhower’s 1959 call for Americans Massachusetts and Connnecticut debated of Ipswich, Mass, read a proclamation ‘Super Piir Gives your chickens before they Furthermore, the deed was grab bag. Police said Saturday night the man, tentatively to remember the “plight of Soviet- Reagan’s actions in Grenada, but agreed written by Gov. John Sununu noting hatch.” hardly done when Mondale identified as Victor Brown, shot at the dog, whose dominated nations.” Reagan is little better than his Demo­ “nations fighting red domination.” uive coveRase qF coMspess. Several big corporations like Latin name “Pax” means “peace” in English, Sununu told the group, “The list of Just when the euphoria went and changed his mind “We have a big job ahead and we must cratic opponents. Bank of America, Chevron and but missed. do it before November because after, not "He’s a socialist,” said Anthony Hmura captive nations used to be limited to Fast Weight Loss surrounding the announce­ and reinstated Charles T. Then Pax attacked Brown when he opened the countries at a great distance ... (but) if Levi Strauss are helping to finance one elected official is going to listen to us,” of Worcester, Mass. “He was a member of No Dieting - Eat All You Want ment of Geraldine Ferraro as Manatt as party chairman, door to his Naugatuck Avenue apartment after the Screen Actor’s Guild and he doubled this nation does not fill its responsibility the Democratic convention. Even said Barbara Anderson, who with her Pill Does All the Work Walter Mondale’s running though he kept Lance as head the Bechtel Corp. — which pro­ holding off police for several hours. husband, Frank, have hosted the cerem­ taxes in California.” we will see the role of captive nations mate was at its peak. Mon­ of the Mondale campaign. vided two Cabinet secretaries to ony for teh past decade and tend "I think people have a concept of his grow.” BEVERLY HILLS, CA. 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Best of all, it allows you to consolidate his grip over the day. sponsors will share about 100 guest Doonesbury, the cocky college kid bury the strip in the classified during the middle of one of their students at Walden Commune. Mancn(fiMtor “eat as much as you want of your Doomsayers say the dam­ passes to the convention and will and his friends invented by Yale section. favorite foods and still lose a Democratic Party machin­ be allowed to entertain the high University graduate Garry Tru­ Although political satire brought pound a day or more starting from ery before the fall election — age to the Mondale effort may and mighty. The Democratic Na­ deau, are slated to return to comic Doonesbury notoriety, at the core the very first day until you achieve it’s hard to see how he could be irreparable. That’s a bit tional Committee has promised to strip pages across the county at the of his readers’ support was their THIS WEEK ONLY the ideal weight and figure you have done anything more exaggerated, in our opinion, end of September. affection for and involvement with desire.” steer party officials and other the characters whose lives un­ foolhardy. but there’s no doubt that VIPs to the hospitality suites that Trudeau’s award-winning Doo­ This “super” grapefruit pill is a nesbury comic strip, which last folded and entwined in the strip. dramatically improved version of damage has been done. these corporations will maintain in appeared Jan. 2, 1983, returns One week, the strip would focus San Francisco. the world famous grapefruit diet, It First of all. Mondale should Party regulars like Man­ Sept. 30 with characters moving on Watergate, the next, Joanie is far more effective than the chester Mayor Barbara from draft beer and mixers to a Caucus’ problems with law school, original and eliminates "the mess, know by now that he must put Another corporate colossus, Zonker’s conversations with his distance between himself and Weinberg tried to play down American Airlines, will end up more complex world with grown­ fuss, and high cost of eating half a up concerns. plants or Mike trying to get a date fresh grapefruit at every meal.” Jimmy Carter, who is still the effects of the blunder. giving the Democrats the equival­ The strip, which showed up in 28 on New Year’s Eve. perceived among many seg­ “Minor,” was the way Mrs. ent of 100 free Washington-San newspapers on Oct. 26, 1970 but During his "sabbatical,” Tru­ “Pill Does All the Work’’ Weinberg assessed the dam­ Francisco round-trip tickets in was later carried by 726 newspap­ deau worked on his broadway According to the manufacturer, ments of the American popu­ “ the pill itself does all the work age today. She also praised exchange for being designated the ers in the United States and musical of the same name. lation as a bumbling, indeci­ - official convention airline. abroad, ended in early 1983 when “Doonesbury,” which opened at while you quickly lose weight with sive and ineffective leader. Bert Lance’s ability to lead Trudeau took a leave of absence. New York’s Biltmore Theater Nov. NO starvation “diet menus’’ to To appoint a Carter man like the campaign, saying he has But a small, nondescript com­ “Garry felt his characters 21,1983 and ran 125 performances, follow, NO calorie counting, NO Lance to an important na­ extremely sharp political pany in Encino, Calif. — Schulman needed some time to make the was not considered a financial exercise, and NO hunger pangs." It Travel Ltd. — was made the Journey from , ‘draft beer and success but generally received is 100% safe. You simply take the tional post just didn’t make skills and gifts. mixers to cocaine and herpes,”’ good reviews. The New York pill with a glass of water before Lance is going to have to official travel agency. Its owner, sense. Barbara Schulman, and her hus­ said John P. McMeel, president of Times criticized it. each meal and the amazing combi­ But even more important, show that Mrs. Weinberg is Universal Press Syndicate of Fair­ His animated film, “A Doones­ nation of powerful ingredients arc band, Gerald, have donated $34,000 way. Kan. bury Special” for NBC-TV was Lance’s embarrassing exit right if he is to repair the to Democratic causes in the last so effective they take over and you “On Sept. 30, when the Doones­ nominated for an Emmy and start losing weight immediately. from the Carter administra­ damage done by this latest year. bury saga returns, readers will see received Special Jury Prize at tion — and his subsequent flap. November may be a Pastures in New England just how well they have fared.” Cannes Film Festival. In 1975, he Pill Has ALL Daily Vitamins long way off, but the Ameri­ A company executive said the About 60 million fans patronized became the first comic strip artist The powerful and unique combi­ indictment on federal fraud idea of an official travel agency nation of ingredients arc what can public has a long the adventures of Doonesbury and to .win a Pulitzer Prize for charges, (of which he was started as a joke during a dinner his pals from Walden Pond when cartoons. make this a ‘‘supcr-piH’’. It con­ later cleared) — make him an memory. need a bit of maintenance meeting between Schulman and Trudeau took a breather for a fresh Trudeau is currently writing a tains highly potent grapefruit con­ unfit candidate for a high- Mondale is going to have to Democratic National Chairman look at his characters. screenplay on the White House centrate and a diuretic to help visibility position like general do some fancy footwork in the WINDHAM, N.H. — It wasn’t much of a pasture, Charles Manatt. The agency has “My characters are understan­ press corps for Orion pictures and eliminate bloat and puffiness. No coming months and weeks to really, not the kind of open land you envision in been chuckling ever since, because dably confused and out of sorts,” another about the New Right for need to lake any vitamins to main­ chairman. Trudeau had said in announcing Columbia Pictures. tain your good health and energy. One wonders whether if make up for his indecisive Vermont; the rolling, lifting patches of green it handles travel arrangements for marked by cows grazing serenely. 25 state delegations. his leave of absence. “It’s time to Trudeau, 35, was raised in The pill is fortified with ALL Mrs. Ferraro had such a image, a problem that has Monograph give them $20 haircuts, graduate Saranac Lake, N.Y., and attended (1(X)%) of the U.S. Ciovernment This was more of a meadow, with wild flowers them and move them into the Yale University. He currently blemish on her record, would been heightened by his latest and high grass and undulating slopes that crested The Democrats started nine daily vitamin requirements. misstep. Andy Dabilis . larger world of grown-up lives in New York City with his Contains Japanese‘Glucomannan’ she have gotten even five near a big shade tree, with a less-than-babbling United Press months ago to dicker with busi­ concerns.” wife, Jane Pauley of NBC’s Today brook nearby. nessmen who might want a piece of Universal Press Syndicate Sat­ Show, and theirtwins,Richard and Each pill also contains an amaz­ But it was near a lot of new home developments International the action. Cyrus'Gardner, the urday announced the return of the Rachel, who were born Dec. 30, ingly effective amount of “ gluco­ in the late l%0s, when people in Lowell, Mass., and man in charge of the marketing comic strip. 1983. mannan’’, the remarkable natural the Merrimack Valley on the Massachusetts side effort, explained to my associate The anjics of Trudeau’s charac­ When Doonesbury last dietary fiber discovery from Japan Berry's Woricd looked into New Hampshire for the kind of peace Tony Capaccio that the party ters sometimes generated such appeared: (used successfully for over 15(X) hopes to “broaden our base with controversy that editors refused to Duke had just been busted and years) that expands in your sto­ they thought existed in a pastoral state. mach and gives you a full and satis­ Iowa and Kansas and even Illinois have those have open areas, particularly open stretches of the business community." grasslands,” says Massachusetts Audubon Society fied feeling all day long. long, empty fields of corn and wheat and dirt and reg 6 President Gerry Bertrand. The "broadening” has occurred The super-pill is already sweep­ heat and dust, land that has never been touched by State Indians protest S% t o %off p rice ing the country with glowing re­ the green serendipity that makes New England a “There’s something comfortable about standing at every level of the free enterprise 2 50 system. A dozen small companies ports of easy and fast weight loss wonder to Midwesterners. at the edge of pastures and looking out at cows and SELECT SPRING Cr from formerly overweight people stonewalls, and it’s fast disappearing in many in the Bay Area, for example, have intrusion by policemen in all walks of life who arc now THERE IS A REAL ODE to joy in much of the places.” anted up anywhere from $1,000 to SUMMER FABRICS* slim, trim, and attractive again. land of New England, a picture that entices and $50,000 for the privilege of selling COLCHESTER, Conn. (UPI) — “We are very bitter about this,” WE ARE LOSING the land and not only to “official” souvenirs; playing Indians clad in loinclothes and said Neeze Mattuck, a spokesman Now Available to Public draws you into the fields and that shade tree, to for the Paucatuck Pequot tribe of * Unadvedlted specials, clearance merchandise and You can order your supply of recline and whimsically wonder at clouds or relax developers. Bertrand says about 3 million acres of cards, porcelain ashtrays, pen­ armed with rifles and pistols are Extra Special Bargain fabrics not Included In this 25% off sale. nants, T-shirts, posters, keychains singing, dancing and praying in a North Stonington. these highly successful “super” in the simple solipsism of the self. grasslands and pastures and open areas main­ “We have seen how the state grapefruit pills (now available tained by humans have turned into forests in this and even a Democratic-sanctioned ritual aimed at thwarting police In a recent issue of “Sanctuary,” the Massachu­ jurisdiction over their land. works. We don’t have confidence in directly from the manufacturer by setts Audubon Society’s magazine, writer William century. That’s 60 percent the size of Cabernet Sauvignon wine. The them. We have our own laws and mail order only) by sending SI2 for Democratic National Committee Members of the Golden Hill Scheller noted that in Newburyport, Mass., the Massachusetts. Paugussett and Paucatuck Pequot our own customs. The state cannot P flB R K I a 14-day supply (or $20 for a land known as Common Pasture has given way to Unlike the Midwest, where there are natural hopes to make at least $200,000 ■ tribes claim their way of life — interfere with the sovereignty of O w n ed o n d o p e ra te d b y Fabri-C entert of A m e rica , Inc 30-day supply, or $35 for a 60-day development and industrial parks. areas of open land. New England’s grasslands are, from its percentaee of the gross. sleeping in huts, hunting for food, this nation.” supply) cash, check, or money It is a fate repeated too often in too many places; in a sense, MKificial because there must be riding horses and observing tradi­ “We’re fighting because we do order to: Citrus Industries, 9903 maintenance.*^ . ^ The goal of profit, however, will tional tribal rituals — is in danger know what’s right and we’re not The land covered over with parking places that never persuade the Democrats to K-MART PLAZA Santa Monica Bl., Dept. 21.5, shut off access to ground water, trees gone forever There are exceptions, like the Bolton, Mass., . because of recent statements that going to lose it,” said a woman MANCHESTER PARKADE Beverly Hills. Calif. 90212. (Un­ flats which have been a natural shore bird stopping put their official imprimatur on state police can enter Indian land named "She Rides Like a Hartford Turnpike and with them the cooling grace of shade and time non-union souvenirs. And being Warrior.” conditional money-hack guarantee to enjoy it. area since the days of the glaciers, and have acted without tribal consent. 340 Broad St. 646-9424 if hot satisfied.) Visa, MasterCard, patriots of the old stripe, they •” The four-day session going on “If it comes to bloodshed, so be Routes 30 & 83 . <9e4byNFA Inc as resting places for meadowlarks and boblinks. In many places in New England, there are still believe in “buy American.” through Tuesday at the 118-acre it. I don’t just carry a gun. I use it.” and Amer. Express OK. (Send card pastures and areas where you can run free and “Grasslands are part of the New England The issue arose from concern by Mon.-Fri., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, Sun., 12-5 Vernon number, expiration dale, and sig­ “ If he starts singing ‘Happy Days Are Here Golden Hill Paugussett Reserva­ worry only about what’s in the grass. In others character and give the place a wonderful feel," "There was no way politically tion is aimed at making the Indian North Stonington officials over nature.) For fastest service for Again,' I'm going to remind him of our $5.5 mil­ though, you’re more likely to face broken glass and says Bertrand, a sense that only those who have we could have foreign-made stuff position clear, particulal-ly objec­ threats of violence surrounding a credit card orders ONLY call loll lion debt!" the ugly menace of scarred hot-top. stood by a stone wall and looked out at cows, at at the convention," said one party tions to remarks made by &n, feud between two factions of the ® copyright 1964, Fobn-Centert ol Am euco. Inc free l-(800)-862-6262, ext. 2L5. “People feel much more comfortable where they flowers, and at nothing can understand. official. ' Lowell Weicker, R-Conn. Paucatuck Pequots. C!op)fright I9M. MANC HKSTEH HbHALl). Moiulay . Juij »■, 8 MAN( HKSTKR HKRAl.t), Mondtiy, July 16, 1984

CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A Casate HUHN IS UP TO TO sowETHiwe Editor’s note: Printed on this would call for a referendum il Tow n’s fear is w ithout grounds EASY. Monday TT^ page are three reports to the the committee loaned a favora­ tors to put this question to the voters significantly changed since the town fearful of the Department of Hous­ Board of Directors by a commit­ ble report. Editor’s note: Here is the text of of Manchester, and. in turn, urges last participated in the CDBG ing and Urban Development. While 1 2 :0 0 P .M . tee that stndied whether the At its 'meeting July It, the the nine-member majority report of the voters of Manchester to re-enter the Community Develoimient Block program. However, interpretation the committee understands the (11) - M O VIE ’M onster Zero' town shonid re-enter the federal Board of Directors told General the CDBG program for the next two Grant study committee. The report and enforcement of the regulations basis for this fear, the majority of Fl.irmt X capitjfffb iw o earth Community Development Block Manager Robert B. Weiss to years. fiKjnbtfff^ anrj thn.-atens to des was prepared on behalf of nine have been eased considerably. For us. after five weeks of study, (eel troy liirth Nick Adams, Akira Grant program. Manchester proceed with an application for committee members by former the majority of us, representatives that this fear is, (or the most part, Tak.ifada 1966 The committee was made up of withdrew In 1980 as the resalt of a the grant with the understanding Mayor Matthew Morlarty. from East Hartford, West Hartford without grounds. The CDBG pro­ (14) - M O V IE Eddie and the referedum. that the town will not accept the and HUD made it very clear that gram has been running smoothly seven Democrats, seven Republi­ Cruisers' T wonty years after the cans, and one unnffiliated voter. COWVENTiOWAL The grant, administered by grant of about $440,000 if the The majority of the members of HUD is much more cooperative and and efficiently in othei communi­ (Jisappearance of a band's lead ties, and wil continue to do so, with Every member of the committee stncpjf. a ref)oftef and the band's the Deparunent of Housing and voters turn it down In a referen­ the Advisory Committee to Consider easier to work with now than they has a solid and enthusiastic record lyfii.isl try to piece together the Tom Brokaw will anchor Re-entry in the CDBG Program were in the past. our without Manchester's mystery Tom Berenger. Michael Urban Development, engen­ dum Nov. 6. of community servitv. Included on coverage of the Democratic submit the following for your 2. Manchester has been allocated participation. f'.ire, tllen Bafkifi 1983 Rated National Convention, which dered townwide controversy be­ The chief issue on which the The majority of the committee the committee are three former LEVY'S LAW • by James Schumeister action: CDBG funding for each of the years P(j fore the withdrawal. It stimu­ majority and minority are di­ members of the Board of Directors, begins MONDAY, JULY 16 on Our committee was appointed by that the town has elected not to take feels that the primary factor to be (1$J - MOVIE 'Ramona' Roman NBC. It will be the first time lated considerable debate vided It the degree to which considered for the town to re-enter two former members of the Board of E-VRJ MV MOTHEie., HCW 0U6P COUUP I Ber ^ til. drama of young Indian girl who the Board of Directors in May of the money. For each of the years since 1952 that the network Education, a former pri'sident of the VOUB THE^ U3A>N 6HAEI0, WT MAKT gACIO p\acpoacex5 ni.irri(!S Duel s son Happiness among committee members Manchester faces a risk in 1984. We met on a weekly basis for that Manchester’s allocation has not the CDBG program is risk. Most, if has used a single-anchor licague of Women Voters, two U&NT MONE^y t^NOWS. M XI PONT THE MONpy WP NEVEe KAVE .infl lives are threatened by land during the five weeks of study. rejoining the program. The risks Five consecutive weeks starting with been requested, and for the next two not all of the committee, (eel that the grabbers Don Ameche, Loretta members of the Manchester Prop­ TO BOUVIA?'' U&NP hAONPy TO UOST CN THP THESE format. These reports reflect the views discussed are the question of the week of May 28. During the years, unless we re-enter the CDBG CDBG program is a good one and B O L IV IA ^ LOAN TO THP Youruj, Kfjnt Taylor 1936 erty Owners Association, the direc­ FTOBLEM6. of the majority, nine members of whether the town will be forced course of our meetings we met with Program, our money has been given that the funding would be most PELOBEAN Stb) - MOVIE: 'Saratoga' A CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME tor of the Connei'tieut Public Kxpt'n- bifiiutilul and spoiled American the committee who favor rejoin­ by H U D to provide subsidized members of the Manchester Board to the towns of East Hartford and beneficial to the town. The only PEAPPeOHlP^' substantial disagreement within the diture Council Inc., as well as a g.fl IS joltffd into reality when her ing; the minority, live members rental housing for low- and of Directors, representatives of the West Hartford. HUD still allocates father dies Clark Gable, Joan Har­ Department of Housing and Urban naoney to Manchester each year. We committee was the degree of risk former town selectman low, Lionfjl Biirrymore 1937 who oppose; and Vivian Fergu­ moderate-income peoide, and Development, representatives of simply don’t take it. involved. The committee agreed (23) - M OVIE; The Comanch son, who abstained from voting. whether the town could be the towns of East Hartford and West 3. It seems to us that, in essence, with a 9-to-S vote with one abstention Those voting In the niajoiily eros' A Texas Ranger infiltrates The Board of Directors will subject to a suit by citizens Included Carolyn Becker, David the ranks of the Comaocheros, an Hartford, as well as Town of there are both secondary and that the risk (actor was small outlaw g - — t a x e s ; HALF!! IN h a l f ; penologist, a Trappisl monk, and Monoson. Diane f rankijn Rated Manchester faces t^o many risks for too little money y. _ J- a Royal Canadian Navy surgeon (S - MOVIE: 'The Pink again and becomes insistent on R J'' Panther' A pncoleSs gem is divorce (60 min ) (Closed Cap Tony Curtis, Edmond O'Brien. Ar­ this temporary lack of federal new thur O'Connell 1961 sought by a jewel thief whose ac­ tioned) (22) - Entertainm ent Tonight Editor’s note; Here is the text of pected to take to achieve those apartments. that approximately $400,000 in an­ Hartford for having only one-half of complice IS the wife of a French (30) - Late Night w ith Dav«d goals. Today, in 1984, six of those construction money. 2 :0 0 P .M . ( ^ - El M aleficio the five-member minority report of Although Section 570.306(e), as nual grant money. 1 percent of all vacant developable police inspector David Niven, Po- Letterman same seven types of actions are The risk of another lawsuit luf Sellers. Robert Wagner 9 : 3 0 P . M . the CD BG study commlllee: republished on Sept. 23, 1983 in the Question *4 (Risks to Manches­ land in that same 29-town area. Cl4) - MOVIE: Bear Island' A d® - Hogan’s Heroes against Manchester relating to this . wfiather-resoarch team on a de­ 1964 You have recently requested us, spelled out on page 6 of the HUD Federal Register, still refers to any ter) The primary risks, which we Should CRCOG's regional housing - Grandes Series: Lagrimas CDBG program has been 'reiteal- solate Arctic island discovers a CD - Muppet Show Negras 1 :0 0 A .M . as part of a citizens’ committee, to published booklet of instructions for “ regional housing opportunity believe the Town of Manchester planning again be endorsed by the secret cache of former German U- edly raised in our review of these - To Be Announced CD - Laverne and Shirley . » make an initial assessment and filling out the HUD form for the plan” (hereinafter called the would be taking in renewing its secretary of HUD or otherwise be (loats Donald Sutherland. V a ­ CD 1 0 :0 0 P .M . questions. The lawsuit, whieh Man­ Cri) - Independent News CD - Thicke of the Night recommendation regarding the pro­ HAP. Those six types of action AHOP) approved by the Secretary participation in the CDBG program, utilized by HUD, we could again find nessa Redgrave, Richard Wid- CD - New s chester residents Carol Angell. mark Rated PG CD * Saint ; posed re-entry by the Town of which the 1984 instruction booklet of HUD, that specific requirement all relate to the above-discussed ourselves being singled out to d9) ~ Inside Baseball d i) - Independent News Lillian Rutchik and l.uey D»>nier- - MOVIE: 'The Atomic ( ) - Twilight Zone ^ Manchester into the Community states the town might be expected to has at least temporarily lost some of HAP requirement. As we stated at amend our HAP to make another ® - Fraggte Rock d® - Super Bouts of the 70's 33 Cafe' The fear, conformity and take to implement its HAP goals glan brought against the Town of d§) - Dragnet 'Muhammad Ali vs Leon Spinks (i® - Dr. Gene Scott * Development Block Grant program its teeth because in June 1982 the the outset, we believe that any commitment for the construction or official insanity of the Cold W ar Manchester in April 1979 in Fwleral (New Orleans. September, (hereinafter called the CDBG pro­ include: present secretary of HUD decided commitment which Manchester building conversion for new subsid­ THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom are recreated 1982 - Solid Gold Hits ( ^ - Crossfire 1978) ■ (60 min ) gram) administered by the United “ A. acquisition of sites and might be required to make (in ized apartments. As discussed District Court in Hartford, termi­ d i) - Crossfire (3® - Maude not to renew or extend any existing 4 :0 0 P .M . - Dr. Gene Scott States Department of Housing and provision of site improvements for AHOP. The last AHOP governing exchange for this CDBG money) to above, the current secretary of nated on Oct. 14, 1981, with a A-5DFTY, AM I? I'LL HAVE ICAH/WLKCDWS, C ^ - M " A * S “H 1 :1 5 A .M . judgment exonerating the Town of CD - MOVIE: 'The Froion dt) - Evening News Urban Development (hereinafter the development of assisted the Capital Region Planning Area, promote new construction or build­ HUD stopped approving AHOPs in VtXJ lOJCW I WA5 KAISEP BUTCHER HOiSS, Dead' A Gorman scientist wants ( ^ - Entertainment Tonight d® - MOVIE: Going m Style' - MOVIE: 'The Inglorious housing; Manchester of any claimed viola­ to thaw out a group of Na/i elite d® Three Irtends, hving on welfare called HUD ). As part of that to which Manchester has been ing conversion for new subsidized 1982; however, when the full set of C® - Barney Miller Bastards* A band of World War tions of the Federal Fair Housing PLOW, HAP^CT, and resurrect the Hitler regime and social seainty di>ode to assessment, you have requested us B. adoption or modification of assigned by state law, expired in family apartments would be likely regulations were republished in the II Allied prisoners attempts an es­ Dana Andrews. Anna Polk. Kath­ d9) - People’s Court spice up Ifioir lives tiy robbing a local ordinances and land use Law or of the Federal Constitution WEWD FEHCES,,, cape to Switzerland BoSvenson, to identify the facts which we have 1981. This changed circumstance we to become a recurring burden on Federal Register in September 1983, leen Breck, 1967 (^ - Dr. Who bank. George Burns Art Carney, in connection with Manchester's Fred Williamson 1978 Rated R found with respect to four subsi­ measures to facilitate the develop­ shall discuss in connection with your several future town budgets which the AHOP-conformity requirement MAAAE rrA W P I ($) - MOVIE: 'Advise and Lee Strasberg 1079 R.itnd PG ment of assisted housing; April 1979 decisions to terminate its 8 :0 0 P .M . d® - Stephane Grappelli in diary questions. subsidiary question *4 about risks. burden would far outweigh any was not eliminated. For that reason, CAM cx? i t ! Consent' Part 1 Both the din and 1 :3 0 A .M . C. issurance of appropriate zoning participation in the CDBG program. the dignity of political life are ex- CD (D - Scarecrow and Mrs. N ew Orleans Stephane Grappelli After much document review, Question »2 (Manner of Adminis­ short term economic benefit which we believe that HUD in the future is King Amanda and Lee become and his accompanists perform changes, building permits, utility Because that lawsuit was made a posffd when the President names CD “ Great Record/ .. Colloor dialogue and reflection, we recom­ tration to Other Towns) The above Manchester might gain from the likely to resume approving AHOPs. involved in the case of football- a controversial liberal as Secre­ thetr musical magic from the tion connections and similar administra­ CDBG money. In that event, any HAP which class action and because the United team owner who is plotting the Dukes' Place. New Orleans. LA mend to you and our fellow citizens discussed regulations have been tary of State Henry Fonda, ( ® - Independent News Stales Government was an interven­ death of one of his star players 3 that the Town of Manchester not tive requirements', administered by HUD to the towns We believe that subsidized family Manchester might file might be Charles Laugfiton, Don Murray (60 min ) (R) (60 min ) id® - M OVIE: 'The Bribe' A gou re-enter participation in the CDBG D. formation of a local housing of West Hartford and East Hartford rental housing is not likely to carry forced to conform to that unfavora­ ing plaintiff in that lawsuit, we 1962 Q® - That's Hollywood * ernnient agent, i-hecking on the believe that both the federal govern­ (D d§) - 20/20 program. This recommendation is authority or execution of an agree­ so as to enable each of those towns to its own weight on the town tax rolls. ble assessment by the CRCOG (11) - Auto Racing '8 4 : W orld - Under Sail black market, (alls m love with'a ment with a housing authority ment and ail persons who might Rally Championship Acropolis CD - New s canteen singer Rotiert Tayloi. premised on our fundamental view file and to use HAPs containing a When one considers the cost of the regional planners. 1 0 :3 0 P .M . having powers to provide assisted have had any claim against Man­ FRANK AND ERNEST 'by Bob Thavaa Rally from Greece ' f60 min.) (H) - MOVIE: 'Jesse Owens Ava Gardner. Cti.irU's Laughton that the construction of the new zero numerical goal for new con­ additional school services and the Some citizens of Manchester Story' Part 2 (33) - N ew s 194,9 housing within the jurisdiction of the chester (or any violation of any (23) - M OVIE: Going in Style' subsidized apartments for lower struction or building conversion for other tax supported municipal servi­ believe that it would be wrong for (^ - Destino federal civil rights law for nol Three friends, living on welfare dS - Super Bouts of the 70's (di) - News Wrap Up income families, to which our town community; new subsidized apartments. The ces which are likely to be required Manchester to re-enter the CDBG and social security, decide to and 8 0 's 'Marvin Hagter vs Vito ^ ) - 20 Minute Workout d® - Our Miss Brooks was required to make a written E. promotional and assistance CDBG program coordinators of by the residents of subsidized family program and not make a HAP goal participating in the CDBG program, spice up their lives by robbing a Antuofermo (Las Vegas, 1979 activities to encourage developers are bound by the adjudication of W H A T ’^ d® - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 2 :0 0 A .M . commitment in exchange for the each of those two towns personally rental housing, the owners of other commitment (or the construction or bank George Burns. Art Carney. and Boston. 1981) ' (60 mm ) to initiate assisted housing or to those claims in that lawsuit We Lee Strasberg 1979 Rated PG our CD -■ CBS News Nightwatch CDBG money in 1978, is likely to met with our committee. They then properties in Manchester seem building conversion for new subsid­ O ) > Glen Campbell :The Silver allocate a portion of their planned believe that federal court decision W p O M G ? Anniversary 1 1 :0 0 P .M . (D “ CBS News Nightwatch become an economic burden on told us that neither of their towns likely to wind up shouldering a ized family apartments. One citi­ 4 : 3 0 P . M . unsubsidiz^ developments for as­ expressly adjudicated the legiti­ d® - MOVIE: 'Olympia' Foo­ JIP several future town budgets, which have ever received from HUD any greater tax burden in repeated zen, who spoke before our commit­ ® - MOVIE: '80 Steps to CD (D CD d® d® S®- New s tage of the 1936 Berlin Olympics sisted housing, and to encourage future years than they would tee, expressed the view that West macy and propriety of our above- Jonah’ A man, unjustly hunted by - MOVIE: 'The Mechanic' A CD ■ Joe Franklin Show burden far outweighs any short­ letter like the above mentioned May IS included in this classic docu­ CD owners to make units available for discussed belief that the economic the police, stumbles onto a ranch hired assassin devises 100 ways 03) - MOVIE I'll Be Seeing term economic benefit which the 26, 1978, letter from HUD to our without the addition of that subsid­ Hartford and East Hartford, in mentary by German director Lem for blind children Wayne New­ to eUminate his victims Charles You' Two lost souls d girl out of rehabilitation and/or existing hous­ using their above described zero- burden on future town budgets of the Rieferrstahl town might derive from the CDBG Manchester town manager. They ized housing. When one considers ton, Jo Van Fleet. Mickey Bronson. Jan Michael Vincent. prison and an emotionally upset money. We believe that fundamen­ ing programs; and also told us that neither West the substantial number of ho­ goal approach, had circumvented requisite subsidized housing far Rooney 1969 Rated G Cj® - Dr. Gene Scott Keenan Wynn 1972 soldier find a new l(»ase on life tal view to have been shared by a F. measures to reduce the cost of Hartford nor East Hartford has ever meowners of fixed or diminishing the law and that Manchester might outweighs any short term economic d® - Star Trek CD “ Phil Silvers during a romantic interlude Gin benefit to be gained by Manchester 5 :0 0 P .M . ger Rogers, Josepti Gotten substantial number of Manchester housing development, such as tax been forced to change their HAP income in our town who presently not be allowed to get away with that Si) - Prime News (S) - Australian Rules Football d i) *- Odd Couple 1945 citizens who voted against the abatement, waiver of fees and other goals for new construction of encounter great difficulty in meet­ zero-goal approach. The CDBG from CDBG mon^y. '8 4 d® d® - TV's Bloopers and d® - SportsCenter 0 ® - MOVIE: Vote for Hugget' administrative costs.” regulations contain a number of Defending our town in that lawsuit Practical Jokes Shirley Jones CDBG program in the 1979 and 1980 subsidized apartments. ing their annual town tax bills, (5® - MOVIE: 'Eddie and the Jack Warner, PetuKi Clark cost more than $300,000 in legal 6 : 0 0 P . M . and Missy Gold are the 'victims of town wide referenda. The source of The taking of that above-quoted Question *3 (Benefits to Manches­ concern for those fellow citizens “ citizen participation require­ WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli Cruisers' Twenty years after the practical jokes and Ann Jillian (S) - Dr. Gene Scott list of actions out of the CDBG expenses plus an untold amount of CD ( £ ) G£) dD @ - News disappearance of a band's lead that new subsidized apartment ter) Because the Town of Manches­ requires us to be very cautions ments” which could facilitate any brings some bloopers from 'Jen­ regulations and the putting of that town staff time and effort plus an r'VE e a r to CD - Three's Company singer, a reporter and the band's (d® - Oespedida construction commitment in 1978 ter now has a population of less than before loading any further recur­ citizen filing an administrative nifer Slept Here ' (R) (60 min.) lyricist try to piece together the list in the instructions booklet we incalculable drain on the emotions DO CD - S .W .A .T . 0® - Independent News and 1979 was the Housing Assistance 50,000 people, we are scheduled to ring annual burdens on them. complaint with HUD challenging (3D - MOVIE: 'The Comanch- mystery Tom Berenger. Michael and energies of our community. The ® - CHiPs 2 :1 5 A .M . Plan (hereinafter called HAP) believe to be a cosmetic change, remain an “ entitlement commun­ If Manchester were to be allowed any such zero-goal approach which SCMETHINe- eros' A Texas Ranger infiltrates Pare. Ellen Barkin 1983 Rated between 1979 and 1984, in the way safest way to protect our commun­ dS) - USA Cartoon Express the ranks of the Comancheros, an PG (3® - SportsCenter requirement imposed by HUD regu­ ity” under the CDBG program only to reenter the CDBG program Manchester might attempt in the A B O U T T H O HUD imposes essentially the same ity from another lawsuit of that type (39) - Dr. Gene Scott outlaw gang supplying guns and C3) - Dr. Gene Scott (3® - MOVIE: 'The Octagon' A lations on each town applying for for the balance of Federal Fiscal without making any HAP commit­ HAP which Manchester must sub­ HieH-PITCHEO liquor to the Comanches. John obligations on those towns which is to keep Manchester out of the d5) - Buck Rogers (S) “ Moneyline retired kung fu chantj) goes back and accepting CDBG money. For Year 1984 which ends on Sept. 30, ment to any numerical goal for new mit in order to obtain the CDBG VOICE. Wayne, Stuart Whitman, Nehem* into action to combat a secret or­ that reason, in responding to your accept CDBG money. construction or building conversion money. Any effort by Manchester to CDBG program because that situa­ - Prog Cont'd lah Persoff 1961 (S) - Dr. Who 1984 and for Federal Fiscal Year der of Oriental killers Chuck Nor­ subsidiary questions, we shall focus Section 570.306(e) of today’s for new subsidized apartments for re-enter the CDBG program and to tion, which is the present status quo, (S ) - M OVIE: 'Freedom ' This is (1® © ) - Evening at Pops The (S5) - 2 4 Horas ris, Lee Van Cleef Rated R 1985 which ends on Sept. 30, 1985. the touching story of a teenager's on the CDBG program require­ CDBG regulations requires each Unless Congress amends federal non-elderly, we believe there to be use that zero-goal approach in the has been adjudicated us proper by Manhattan Transfer.' The jazz vo­ - Twilight Zone search for independence by run­ cal group, The Manhattan Trans­ 2 :3 0 A .M . ments relating to the HAP. participating town to specify in its law before then, we are scheduled to no significant risk. That type of H AP could also trigger a lawsuit that lawsuit. If our town docs ning away from home. Mare Win- fer, joins John Williams and the 1 1 :1 5 P .M . CD ~ Best of Midday Question »1 ((^irrent Require­ HAP numerical goals for new lose our “ entitlement community” zero-goal approach has been fol- like the lawsuit which Mrs. Carol re-enter the CDBG program aiu) ningham, Tony Bill. Rated R. Boston Pops Orchestra for a spe­ d® ■* Mazda SportsLook (3® - Inside Baseball subsidized housing units for lower does not make a HAP goal commit cial performance. (60 min.) ments) Under the federal regula­ status on Oct. 1, 1985. ' lowed by both West Hartford and Angell and two other citizens of - Innovation income persons which the town ment for the construction or conver­ d® - Concierto 1 1 :3 0 P .M . 3 :0 0 A .M . tions which control the CDBG For the present Federal Fiscal East Hartford without any apparent Manchester filed against our town a (O) - Reporter 41 program, we find no significant commits itself to bring about within Year, the total CDBG entitlement repercussions. in the United States District Court in sion of new subsidized family CD - Barney Miller CD ~ MOVIE: 'Doc Hooker's ® - M"A‘S*H @ )-M OVIE: 'Someone Behind a one-year period and a three-year apartments, we risk a law.siiil the Door' A brain surgeon pro­ CD - Magnum, P.l. Bunch' Dr Isaiah Beauregard change in the written requirements dollar amount allocated to Manches­ However, the events of 1978 and April 1979. dZ) - Reading Rainbow grams a psychopathic patient to Hooker buys a traveling medicine which would today govern the iperiod. That subsection (e) also ter is 1468,000. According to East 1979 and certain other factors lead challenging the propriety of tliul CD ®® - Nightline show and travels the West with 6 : 3 0 P . M . murder the doctor s unfaithful participation of ouc town (as a requires the town to specify in its Hartford’s CDBG coordinator Wil­ us to believe that Manchester may zero-goal position. If our town wife Charles Bronson. Anthony CD - Burns & Allen three lovely ladies Dub Taylor. At the present time, the federal “ One Day at a Time Buck Taylor. Otis Sistmnk 1976 so-called “ entitlement community” HAP whether those new subsidized liam Hickey, we can expect a be in a position different from West re-enters the CDBG program and Astrograph Crossword CD Perkins. Jill Ireland. 1971 (33) “ Honeymooners government’s budget, we are told, ( ® * Top Rank Boxing from Las like West Hartford, East Hartfoi^) housing units will be for renters or slightly smaller amount of CDBG Hartford and East Hartford and in a does nol make a HAP goal commit­ CD - CBS N ew s ( ^ - Soap 3 does not provide any federal money 8 :3 0 P .M . Vegas, NV Top Rank Boxing pre­ in the program, when We compare home owners and whether they will money to be allocated to Manches­ position which might not enable us ment of that type, we risk a lawsuit dD - Mazda SportsLook (S) - Sports Tonight CD “ Major League Baseball: sents a 10-round Welterweiglit be created by new construction or (or new construction or .building forcing us to live up to that July 17,1984 Answer to Previous Puzzle dl) “ Man of the Serengeti A today’s written regulations with the ter for Federal Fiscal Year 1985. to re-enter the CDBG program and ACROSS 2 One (Ger.) New York at Houston (@ ^ - Tonight Show bout featuring Luis Santana vs by conversion of existing buildings conversion for subsidized apart­ commitment including the taking of II looks as il there will be a busy social life Masai warrior travels through Felipe Canela written regulations which were in Out of whatever CDBG total safely follow that zero-goal ap­ 3 Authoress Tanzania. ( ^ - Starsky and Hutch or by rehabilitation of existing ments. This present lack of federal any of the six actions enumerated in in store for you in the coming year. You D X B O V E N □ V A L 9 :0 0 P .M . ' effect when our town voted to dollar amount we might receive for proach. The reason invoked by HUD Low Ferber (6® " Ten O'clock News (3® - Dr. Gene Scott housing stock. This HAP goal new construction money (or new may become intimately involved with two D 1 E p A T E Si 1 R E (Si) - Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr CD CD ~ CBS News Coverage withdraw from that program in either or each of those years, we in 1978 for forcing us then to amend the above-quoted list. If we enlerlhe Church seat of the Democratic National (d® - Freeman Reports subsidized apartments, it has been very active groups. 4 More indigent A n" T E N T R C E dD ^ - NBC News 1 1 :4 5 P .M . 1979. The pertinent federal regula­ requirement was the subject of the must pay for the salary, fringe our HAP to make a one-year goal CDBG program and if we do make Act □ S Convention Dan Rather anchors @ - MOVIE: The Inglorious CANCER (June 21-July 22) In order to 5 Less d® “ 1984 Davis Cup Tennis: local HUD office’s new historic suggested, would mean that HUD that HAP goal commitment for new 2^ □ N E V E d$ ® ■ Nightly Business the coverage of the Democratic Bastards' A band of World War tions are to be found in Part 570 of benefits and the like of the town commitment for the construction of get your ideas across lo others, you may Carthaginian Report USA vs. Argentina • Deciding would probably not press Manches­ adulterated E T E R [r Party's National Convention from II Allied prisoners attempts an es Title 24 of the Code of Federal letter of May 26, 1978 to our town employee who is to administer our 80 new subsidized apartments was subsidized family apartments and if queen m Match Quarterfinals from have to be a bit more assertive than usu­ (S§) “ Noticiero S IN San Francisco, CA. (2 hrs ) cape to Switzerland BoSvenson. Regulations (hereinafter called the manager. That letter forced Man­ town's participation in the CDBG ter to make any HAP goal for new we do live up to that commitment, al today. This can be done without caus­ 6 City in O 7TT □ R 1 E Y [o T s' Atlanta. GA the relatively recent construction of 13 Spanish for ( ^ - Jeffersons “ Democratic Party Fred Williamson 1978 Rated R chester to amend its 1978-1979 HAP subsidized apartment construction we risk the above discussed recur­ Oklahoma D E w S P A T D Y N E CD d® (2® - MOVIE: Beach Girls' CDBG regulations). program. Out of that CDBG money, the massive J.C. Penney warehouse ing hard feelings. Want to find out to one National Convention or conversion, or at least that HUD O V 1 8 H A D P R E d9) - ABC News Three girls take over Malibu 3 :3 0 A .M . Section 570.301 of the CDBG so as to commit our town to a we must also pay the cost of in our town. That same reason, ring economic burdens on future whom you're best suited romantically? Piece of land 7 Vanquished □ would not enforce against Manches­ Send for your Matchmaker set by mailing U L Y S S E 8 7 :0 0 P . M . d® - Super Bouts of the 70's Beach for the summer Debra CD - OH the Set regulations requires that each enti­ one-year goal of constructing 80 new whatever Affirmative Fair Housing which seems to single us out from all town budgets. 8 Woodwork £ SL □ □ 'Leon Spinks vs. Muhammad Ah Blee. Val Kline, James Dauqhion ter any such numerical goals which $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489. Radio City ____ Domini ( ) - One Step Beyond tlement community seeking a subsidized apartments for lower . Program the town might be. re­ other towns in the area, could again In weighing those risks against u L L E N S 1 CD - CBS New s (Las Vegas, February, 1978) ‘ 1982 Rated R 33 Station, New York. NY 10019. It reveals Japanese features income families. Manchester might set for itself. This the above discussed approximately o' T 77 O A A T A L L ® - M»A*S*H (60 min.) 4 :0 0 A .M . CDBG grant must submit and quired to maintain as a condition of be invoked to force us to make such compatibilities for all signs. 9 Tan I] CD d® - Reporter 41 present unavailability of federal currency O D 1 F E R (3 )- MOVIE: 'Jaws III' A Great receive HUD approval of a HAP in Section 570.306(e) also today participating in the CDBG program. a new subsidized apartment con­ $400,000 per year in benefits over a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be 1 j S D U O CD - Tic Tac Dough (53) - Life of Riley new construction money (or subsid­ 17 Make a 10 Ages W hite shark gets trapped in the 1 2 :0 0 A .M . accordance with Section 570.306 of requires each participating town to If we- estimate approximately two-year period, we believe it In the 1 s C K T D A N - ABC New s (14) - M O VIE: 'Jaw s III' A Groat struction commitment again. quite skillful today in making something -AJ CD lagoon of a Florida resort. Louis ized apartments, we view as nothing best interests of Manchester not to picture 11 Covered with T 1 C S CD CD - Hawaii Five-0 W hite shark gets trapped in the those regulations. Section 570.306(c) assess the number of lower income $60,000 for those administrative Regional housing planners also uselul and functional for your household Y S U E CD - V ega$ Gossett. Jr., Dennis Quaid. Bess more than a temporary circum­ Longed moisture CD " Rockford Files lagoon of a Florida resort Louis today expressly states that; households currently residing in the costs and for those Affirmative Fair seem to have selected Manchester re-enter the CDBG program. Be­ out of what another has discarded. di) - Jeffersons Armstrong. 1983 Rated PG. stance which could quickly change VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) It may be nec­ Drab 19 Negative 28 Author 42 Variety of (35) - Star Trek Gossett, Jr , Dennis Quaid, Bess "Each applicant is responsible for community and “ those that could be Housing Program costs for each for what we believe to be a cause of the profound nature and far dD - SportsCenter d® - Dr. Gene Scott Armstrong 1983 Rated PG particularly with a new federal essary today lor you to stand up lor For hearing (3® - Ovation implementing its HAP expedi­ expected to reside in the community reaching impact of this decision, we answer unknown cabbage (3D - MOVIE: Logan's Run’ Lo- block grant year, we would appear disproportionate burden in this someone with whom you've closely atlili- (S) - Radio 1990 (3® - M O VIE: 'Ramona' Roman as a result of existing and projected C!ongress and possibly a new federal fully support your announced Inten­ Dessert pastry 20 Bog down (abbr.) 43 Over (Ger.) gan is a young man who lives m a (3® - Dr. Gene Scott tic drama of young Indian girl who tiously. This includes the timely to be left with a balance of about regard. In March 1978, when the ated who isn't as bold as you are. d9) - Dr. Gene Scott employment opportunities or as president being elected this coming tion to submit this question to a Black dairy 22 Step 29 ScruH 44 Jacob's son society where no one may live d® ® - Thicke of the Night marries Chief's son Happiness achievement of goals for assisted $400,000 during each of those two Capitol Region Council of Govern­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Be alert today (S9) - I Love Lucy past the age of 30. Michael York, estimated in a community accepted November. Even in the present townwide referendum in November because there are opportunities around cow d® - Newsni^ht and lives are threatened by land housing. Each grantee is expected years for our town 15spend on other ments (hereinafter called CRCOG) 23 Mideast 31 Musical-pair 45 Raw materials @ ) ' Moneyline Farrah Fawcett-Majors, Peter Us­ grabbers Don Ameche. Loretta (^ingress, we believe there to be 1984. and we recommend to our Rower d® - Pelicula: 'Besos de Arena' to use all available resources, and, state or regional housing opportun­ things. That approximately $400,000 last put together an Areawide you that may make it possible lor you to tribesman 34 Kind of 4 6 ______Alto, tinov. 1976- Young, Kent Taylor 1936 strong forces pressing (or the increase your earnings and better your Indian dS) - New s when needed, to take all actions ity plan approved by the secretary” . per year could be spent on special Housing Opportunity Plan (herei­ fellow citizens that in that referen­ 24 Volcano in harrow (S) - Freeman Reports 1 2 :3 0 A .M . (3® - Dr. Gene Scott appropriation of substantial federal material position. Leader (It.) California (SI) - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- within its control to implement the This is essentially the same require­ improvements and service pro­ nafter c a ll^ the AHOP), they dum, they vote against participa­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You have Italy 47 Lawyer’s our (3® - 1984 Democratic CD - MOVIE: 'Without (dl) - News Overnight ment which was invoked in that May funding for new construction of tion in this CDBG program. 37 Muffle National Convention Coverage W arning' Towering humanoids approved HAP.” grams so long as those expenditures charged Manchester with having Faerie Queene (2§) - Bails Conmigo subsidized apartments. Thus, we good leadership qualities today and this 25 Enjoy a book 38 Small island patron saint of the Democratic Party's con­ threaten to turn Earth into their 4 :3 0 A .M . That same requirement was 26, 1978 HUD letter. In that letter either benefit low or moderate 8.10 percent of all of the vacant will be evident to persons with whom Genetic would consider it unwise and vqry 26 Possessive 39 Entangle 48 Surrender d9) - Wheel of Fortune vention is presented from the private game preserve. Jack Pal- (33) - Abbott and Costello stated in Section 570.306(a) (3) of the HUD specifically cited the “ planned income persons or aid in the developable land in the entire 29 This report was prepared by you're involved. Don't be surprised If material risky for Manchester to re-enter the 1979 CDBG regulations. Those 1979 employment caused by the develop­ prevention or elimination of slums towns in the Capital Region Plan­ Joseph J. Sweeney and signed by they appoint you head honcho. Hard pronoun 41 West Point 50 Time zone CDBG program with the expecta­ I regulations in Section 570.306(b) (3) ment of the J.C. Penney complex” or blight. Manchester certainly has ning Area, and at the same time, fellow members Elizabeth V. Sad- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your Drench 27 Erato freshman (abbr.) (iii) specifically detailed seven as the basis (or invoking that tion of not incurring any meaning­ losld, Joseph L. Kwensson Sr., Investigative faculties will be keener than Papas many worthwhile capital improve­ they held the neighboring Town of usual today. This is a good time to work Bridge different types of actions which requirement to make that commit­ ment proposals and social service' Bolton responsible for having only less new H AP commitment for Charles R. Ptilard and Robert C. New on projects that require research and each participating town was ex­ ment for 80 new subsidized proposals which could benefit from one-tenth of 1 iiercent and West subsidized apartments because of Heavisides fact-finding. Hampshire 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 8 0 10 11 CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) II there is city 12 13 14 luck! A second club was played up finesse, 10 tricks will be made. have been with other communities saints ♦ a J52 dummy on the opening lead of the information put forth at the meet­ Manchester’s experience, as we ment. West Hartford, with almost follows: J‘ ... that this committee referendum will be forthcoming, I you're apt lo have the edge over your Here is bridge writer H.W. Kelsey’s no developable land available, was or will they be especially vindictive ■ spade five. East played the eight, and ings of the advisory committee as know, has been a difficult one recomme'nd to the Board of Direc­ strongly recommend that full infor­ competitors today. Draw upon your 56 M ao_____ 40 Vulnerable: Neither advice concerning this deal, from his the nine won the trick. The jack of resulting in litigation. However, it one-half of one percent. While with Manchester in view of their lost tors of the Town of Manchester that mation be disseminated to the reserves when pressured. tung Dealer: South new book “ 101 Bridge Maxims"’ well as my personal study. I took ■ diamonds was played and everyone would appear that HUD’s concerns AHOP has been canceled, there is court case. we participate in the federal Com­ public in the form of an inexpensive TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try to select 57 Rubber tubing 42 43 44 4S 46 47 46 “ Don’t be miserly with your high into consideration the four questions West North East South followed low. A second diamond was and interposition in West Hartford, always the risk that the federal The overall question is as was munity Development Block Grant fact sheet prior to the referendum. lively companions today. You won't enjoy cards. A cheap trick is no bargain if it posed in the charge of the Board of the company of those who are sluggish, ■ 1 NT played and was won by West, who for example, have been minimal. government will change its present stated in your charge: “ Should the Program.” 40 50 51 denies you a later entry.” Directors: but you will have a good time with active Pass 3 N T Pass Pass switched to a low heart. East played direction and return to insistence on Town of Manchester participate In A yes vote would direct the board Pass 1. Under the federal regulations 3. What are the benefits which The people of Manchester have pals. DOWN the jack, won by South’s king. South compliance. Federal rules still exist the federal Community Develop­ to participate in the program. 62 53 64 which control this program what would accrue to the town ... etc.? proven themselves to be wise and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be sure to set ^ played the jack of clubs out of his which make this a possibility. ment Block Grant Program ?” are the requirements for participa­ It is obvious that money Is always Inasmuch as I could not vote (or thoughtful in their choices (or the worthy objectives today because, once Opening lead: 45 hand, hoping either defender would There is a risk of non-acceptance It has been my opinion from the Normandy 56 56 67 The city of Rome, according to tion in the program by the four appealing particularly if projects participation, and a “ no” vote could town. They should have the right to your ambitions are fired up, you'll know take the king, thus establishing the of projects after completion be­ very beginning that the only proper invasion day can be done without loan taxation. be interpret^ as a vote for no do so in November. how lo get what you go after. queen as an entry to dummy. No such 7S3^B founded by Romulus in entitlement communities in the L ■ ) 1(1 - MANCHKSTKH H E R A U ). Mondiiy. July Hi. IHH4 MANCHESTER HEKALl). Monday. July 16. 1984 — II Obituaries State G O P

Floyd L. Marshall Evelyn Akrigg chooses SPORTS— '■ ' Floyd L. Marshiill. 81, o( 10 Evelyn Akrigg. 93, of Benning­ Bolton Contcr Rood, died Saturday ton, Vt., formerly of Manchester, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. candidates died Sunday in Bennington. She He was the husband of Evelyn was the wife of the late John (Nelson) Marshall. Akrigg. Bv United Press International He was born in Brownington, Vt .. She leaves two daughters, Mar­ Legion baseball nine continues on hot streak on May 4. 1903. and had been a jorie Akrigg Boland of Manchester Connecticut Republicans chose resident of Bolton for the past 1,5 and Marion Akrigg Tomm of standard-bearers in their districts years. Before his retirement in Bennington, formerly of Manches­ around the state Saturday as they Manchester American Legion ings, the lone smudge a 2-2 tie last five and walked only one. Seven bottom of the first for all the runs it added another run in the fifth second on a passed ball and then 1966 he had been employed by G.F. ter; a son, Alan Akrigg of Linden- geared up for the 1984 Congres­ baseball team had an all-winning Monday with South Windsor. Their different players collected hits for needed against Rockville. Bill stanza. DiFazio doubled and raced home from second base on a Heublein Co. for more than 40 wold, N.J.; two brothers and a sional campaign. weekend as it blanked North last setback was against East Manchester with Sean McCarthy Masse blistered a leadoff double scored on a single up the middle by wild pitch. years. sister in Canada; 21 grandchild­ In Ansonia, Rep. John Rowland, Arlington, N.J., 9-0, Saturday night Hartford on July 4, a 4-3 verdict. slapping three safeties, including a and scored on a double by Ken Kraiewski. He was a member of the N.A rlington 000 000 0 0-3-0 ren; several great-grandchildren; R-Waterbury, won a three way in an exhibition till at Moriarty The Post 102 crew resumes action triple, and driving in two runs. shortstop Chris Petersen. The Manchester tOl 304 x ?-9 l Connecticut Governor's Horse a n d three great-great- race for the GOP nomination in the Field and then came back Sunday tonight in a Zone contest against latter .scored on a two-out single by- Manchester put the game away MIKe Brennan and Brian Renshaw; Guard during World War II and Jim Powers ond Mike Custer grandchildren. 5th District. Rowland received 83 afternoon to whip Rockville, 7-1, in Windsor at Windsor High at 6 Righthander Brian McAuley Brendan McCarthy. with a three-run sixth inning. Sean was a prominent horseman in The Funeral will be Wednesday delegate votes while Fred Miller of a Zone Eight affair. o’clock. spun a five-hitter Sunday, fanning The locals added a run in the McCarthy singled and was doubled Western-style horse shows. He was at 11 a.m. at Reedemer Lutheran Redding got 57 votes and Rep. Alan Manchester has won six in a row five and issuing only one walk. third. DiFazio singled, took second to third by Chris Helin. McCarthy also a judge for Western-style Rockville 000 too 0 1-5-1 Church, Bennington. Friends may Schlesinger, R-Derby, got 25 votes. and stands 11-2 in Zone action and Jim Powers hurled Saturday’s Andy DiFazio was the batting star on a passed ball and scored as was squeezed home by George Manchester 201 013 x 7-8-1 shows. H ewasam em beroftheO ld call at the Hanson-Wallbridge M iller and Schlesinger said after 22-6-1 overall. The locals are shutout over the Garden Staters. with two hits. Petersen’s grounder to shortstop Scaglia. Helin scored on a wild Joe Verdon ond Fronk McCov; Brian Guard of Manchester. McAulev ond Brendan McCarthy. Funeral Home, Main Street, Ben­ the balloting they will get behind unbeaten in nine consecutive out­ He allowed only three hits, fanned Manchester scored twice in the was thrown away. Manchester pitch. Masse then walked, took In addition to his wife he leaves nington, Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Rowland to create a unified front two daughters. Mrs.Eugene Memorial donations may be against incumbent Democratic (Jane) Pintavalle of Coventry and made to the Building Fund of Rep. William R. Ratchford, who Mrs. Nancy Fiano of Willimantic; AL roundup Reedemer Lutheran Church, 36 won by less than 2,000 votes in 1980 a sister. Mrs. Dorothy Welles of Harbor Road, Bennington, Vt., when President Reagan won in Talcottville; a half-si.ster, Mrs. 0,5201. Connecticut. Pauline Bayliss of Vernon; his The other four district conven­ stepmother, Mrs. Edith Marshall tions went as expected as the of Vernon; .seven grandchildren; Clancy's pitching a lift uncontested nominees were en­ two great-grandchildren; and sev­ Alice R. Carl dorsed, including incumbent Reps. eral nieces and nephews. Alice Robbins Carl, 96, of 85 Nancy Johnson in the 6th District The funeral will he Tuc.sday at 1 Tanner St., died Saturday at a local and Stewart McKinney in the 4th p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 convalescent home. She was the District. Main St. Burial will be in East wife of the late Alva A. Carl. for Blue Jays in race Mrs. Johnson, elected to her first Cemetery. There arc no calling She was born Jan. 1, 1888 in term in 1982, was chosen by hours. Memorial donations may be Falmouth, Mass., and had been a made to the American Heart acclamation at the district conven­ By Mike Tullv All-Star break. ” He hasn’t had Roy Lee Jackson got the last four resident of Manchester for the past Above, Coventry’s three tion held in Torrington Town Hall. Association. 310 Collins St.. 35 years. delegates to the convention UPl Sports Writer much luck lately. But this is more outs for his seventh save. Hartford. Political newcomer Arthur like him. He threw the ball very The Blue Jays rocked Curt She leaves three daughters, Mrs. House of East Granby is expected Herbert (Elva) Tyler of Manches­ were, from left: Margaret Though the Toronto Blue Jays well.” Young, 2-1, and two relievers to Jacobson, Sandra Ashley to be her Democratic opponent in flexed their muscles, it was the Clancy, 7-10, notched his first break a scoreless tie in the sixth. ter. Mrs. Samuel (Muriel) Buerk- November. wing of Jim Clancy that really victory since June 17. He entered Garcia hit Young’s first pitch of the Elsie H. Mellon ley of Syracuse, N.Y., and Mrs. and Lynn Raymer. All three In West Haven, former Con­ William (Janet) Bowman of Mi­ provided the lift. the game with a 5.45 E R A but inning into the left field seats for Elsie H. (Johnson) Mallon, 89. of voted for Mrs. Koontz, who gressman Lawrence DeNardis ramar. Fla.; five grandchildren; ■Clancy, the 28-year-oId right­ carried a five-hitter into the eighth his third home run of the season. East Hartford, formerly of Talcot­ was given a chance to gain back his and 11 great-grandchildren. chairs the Coventry hander who won IS games last before tiring with two out. He gave Lloyd Moseby was hit by a pitch tville, died Saturday at an area 3rd District -seat. DeNardis was The funeral will be Wednesday Republican Town season, has not been pitching up to up a two-out single to Donnie Hill and George Bell drove him home convalescent home. She was the chosen by acclamation at the at 11:30 a.m. at Oak Grove ‘par this year. He had lost four in a and walked Dwayne Murphy be­ with a triple, chasing Young. wife of the late Frank E. Mallon. Committee. At left, district convention in the West Cemetery Chapel in Falmouth. row. Three came after Blue Jays’ fore allowing Dave Kingman’s 25th Keith Atherton relieved and Before retiring in 1957, she had Theodore Wright, delegate Haven High School. There are no calling hours. victories, preventing the club from home run of the season. Johnson hit his first pitch for a been a silk winder with the Cheney DeNardis, elected to congress in Memorial donations may be from Andover, said he voted developing a strong bid to catch the "Kingman can put a tean^b^ck towering home run, making it 4-0. Brothers Mills for 35 years. 1980, was narrowly defeated by made to the Book of Remem­ A for Mrs. Koontz because, Detroit Tigers. in a ballgame really quick,” said One out later, Upshaw hit a home She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Democratic Rep. Bruce A. Morri­ brance, St. Mary's Episcopal But Sunday, with Damaso Gar­ Cox. run to right, knocking out Alice Latina of East Hartford; five "Roberta’s a proven son in 1982. Church, 41 Park St. The Holmes cia, Cliff Johnson and Willie "Basically I ’ve got to get my Atherton. grandchildren; and two great- DeNardis said Morrison ran a Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has vote-getter. She’s gone out Upshaw all homering in a five-run confidence.” said Clancy, who also The Blue Jays added a run in the grandsons. campaign based on fear and charge of arrangements. and fought for it.” sixth inning, Clancy went 7 2-3 notched his first road victory after eighth off reliever Chris Codiroli The funeral will be Wednesday il manipulation and he is now repu­ commendable innings to give the six losses. 'T v e got to get my when Johnson hit his second home at 9 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral diated because of the nation’s Blue Jays a 6-3 victory over the confidence knowing I can throw run of the game. Home, 400 Main St. with a mass of economic improvement under the Herald photos by Tarquinio Oakland A ’s. the ball where I want to throw it. I In othergames, California edged Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Reagan administration. “ Clancy threw well today,” said can throw the baseball as hard as I Milwaukee 7-6, New York downed Isaac Jogues Church, East Hart­ Walter I. Wilson Polls show Reagan with a Blue Jays manager Bobby Cox, want, but I ’ve got to be able to spot Kansas City 4-1, Boston hammered ford. Burial will be in the East comfortable lead in Connecticutt who had hoped Clancy could it. But it’s something you don’t Seattle 11-3, Detroit clipped Minne­ Walter I. Wilson. 57, of Sneads Cemetery. Calling hours will be and state GOP leaders hope his straighten himself out during the know until you get out there.” sota 6-2, Baltimore defeated Chi­ Ferry, N.C., formerly of Manches­ Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 coattails will help them take the cago 6-4 and Cleveland outlasted ter, died July 12 in the Veterans p.m. at the funeral home. Memor­ 3rd District and see a chance to Texas 5-4 in 11 innings. ial donations may be made to the Administration Hospital in North oust Ratchford in the 5th District. American Cancer Society, 237 E. Carolina. He was the husband of The 1st District nomination went Angels 7, Brewers 6 Center St,, Manchester. Norma (Brown) Wilson. to Herschel A. Klein of Windsor, an At Anaheim, Calif., Bob Boone, He was born in St. Albans, Vt.. on executive with Combustion Engi­ caught in a rundown between third April 19. 1927, and had been a GOP backs Koontz in 2nd, neering who was soundly defeated and home, scored with one out in Benjamin SanGlacomo resident of Manchester for many two years ago by incumbent the ninth on catcher Bill Schroed- years before moving to Florida Democratic Rep. Barbara B. e r’s error, lifting the Angels. Luis Benjamin SanGiacomo. 83. of 243 and then to North Carolina. He was Kennelly. Sanchez, 6-2, pitched the final two UPl photo Lake Road, Andover, died Friday a veteran of World War II, having Another Republican, former innings and struck out three for the Hollis Stacy sports a smiel as she at his home. He was the husband of served in the U.S. Navy. but Norton wants primary victory. Bob McClure, 2-5, was the U.S. Open at Salem Country Club. Stacy Sen. Douglas Putnam of West watcher her tee shot fly towards the the late Ann (Emonds) SanGia­ He was self-employed while Hartford, withdrew earlier from loser. won her third Open with a two-over-par como. The funeral was today. living in Manchester. He attended customarily been shunned by our Yankees 4, Royals 1 green during thefinal round of theLPGA Bv Tracy L. Geoghegan Robert Poliner, state central this year’s GOP race. In Fairfield, 290 total. He was born in Italy and had the East Hartford School of Refrig­ party," Mrs. Koontz said, as she At New York, Dave Winfield Herald Reporter committee member from Dur­ 4th District, Rep. Stewart B. lived in the Andover area most all eration and Air Conditioning. He accepted the endorsement of her ham, led the audience in a cheer McKinney was re-nominated to batted in two runs without getting a of his life. He was a masonry had been a member of St. James party. hit and Omar Moreno tripled in two COLCHESTER — Roberta F. criticizing the voting record and represent lower Fairfield County contractor nrthe Hartford area for Church. Norton, who announced his can­ more runs, helping the Yankees Wins U.S. Women’s Open Koontz of Coventry captured the policies of Gejdenson. “ Who has and so far faces no Democratic many years. He was a member of Besides his wife he leaves a didacy in May, said he beleived he complete a sweep of a five-game Republican nomination at the consistently voted against defense opposition. the St. Columba Men's Club and daughter, Mrs. Debra Burton of lost the GOP endorsement because jobs?” Poliner asked. "Sam Gej­ series. Second Congressional District con­ Tigers 6, Twins 2 the Rockville Lodge of Elks. Sneads Ferry; his step-mother, Mrs. Koontz began her campaign denson! " the audience roared. vention Saturday in a surprise At Minneapolis, Darrell Evans He leaves two daughters. Ro- Mrs. Grace Wilson of Enfield; a earlier than he did. “ I suspect that "W e can elect someone who will victory over Nicholas Norton of Donna Mercier drove in three runs with a homer seann Sauer of Columbia and Irma sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Charbon- she contacted more delegates represent the average middle Hogan’s Alley proves Colchester. and a double and Lou Whitaker McCarthy of East Hartford; four neau of Groveton, N.H.; a step­ more often," he said. “ Mrs. Koontz class American citizei^” Poliner Mrs. Koontz received the votes seconds Klein went 4-for-5 with an RBI to power a brothers, Anthony SanGiacomo of sister. Mrs. Yolanda BiJolIe of ran an extremely tough said. "N ick Norton is such a of 94 delegates — norrowly topping 15-hit attack that carried Detroit. Gainsville, Fla., and Michael Enfield; and two grandchildren. campaign.” person.” At the state Republican conven­ Norton's 81. Dhve Rozema, 6-1, gave up eight SanGiacomo. Morris SanGiacomo There will be a memorial service Poliner extolled Norton’s ac­ tion Saturday, Manchester direc­ Ten delegates did not vote or hits and struck out five over 5 1-3 and John SanGiacomo. all of Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes MRS. KOONTZ’ name was complishments as welfare com­ tor Donna M ercier seconded the helpful to Hollis Stacy were absent from the convention at innings for the victory. Aurelio Wethersfield; four grandchildren; Funeral Home, 400 Main St. placed in nomination by Coventry nomination of Herschel A. Klein of the Chestnut Lodge in Colchester. missioner and as commissioner of Lopez notched his 11th save. and three great-grandchildren. The funeral was Sunday at Jones Town Council Chairman Robert E. assistance payments in former Windsor for representative from The former Coventry Town Orioles 6, White Sox 4 Bv Frederick Waterman year,” said Stacy, from Savannah. D’Esopo East Hartford Funeral Funeral Home in Jacksonville. Olmstead, who made several sub­ president Gerald Ford’s the First Congressional District — ” I felt that if I played aggres­ Council chairwoman, who is an At Baltimore, Cal Ripken, Eddie UPl Sports Writer Chapel was in charge of N.C. Burial was in Yopps Baptist tle jabs at Norton in his nominating administration. in rhyme. Ga., who won $36,000 of the $225,000 sively and posted a good score, I ardent backer of President Rea­ Murray and Wayne Gross blasted purse. arrangements. Cemetery. Sneads Ferry. speech Saturday. Poliner’s nomination of Norton Her 16-line poem called for hard would be OK. I seem to play my gan's policies, said in the coming home runs to power the Orioles. PEABODY, Mass. — For the Jones, second at 291, received months she will go wherever "Vote twice for a winner — once was seconded by Lawrence Beten- work to ensure a Republican best on great golf courses.” today and once in November,” Dennis Martinez, 3-5, allowed third time, Hollis Stacy is the $19,500. Tied at third with 292 were Democratic incumbent Samuel cort, first selectman of Waterford; victory for Klein in November. He Stacy won the 1977 Ojten at Olmstead urged delegates. “ She’s three hits over 5 2-3 innings for the reigning U.S. Women’s Open Alcott with a finishing 74, and Lori Gejdenson of Bozrah goes to Irene Flaherty, town chairwoman will oppose Rep. Barbara Ken­ Hazeltine National in Minnesota won every election she’s entered in victory and Tippy Martinez earned champion, due in large part to a Garbaez, who carded a 70. Both Sadloski officially spread the message of the of Windham; John Savage, state nelly, D-Conn., who soundly de­ and the 1978 Open at Indiana|x)lis Coventry.” his 13th save. Dennis Martinez left lucky eagle and Hogan’s Alley. earned $13,008 Republicans. represenative and first selectman feated him for the post in 1982. Country Club. Although Norton has held top the game in the sixth after The eagle came on the par-4 13th Defending champion Jan Ste­ But Norton, the state Republican of Eastford; Tom Konnell of Mrs. Mercier described Klein as Her 290 score is one shot better posts in the state party hierarchy, reporting a twinge underneath his hole when Stacy slashed a 7-iron phenson finished with a 79 for a 303 opens campaign finance chairman, said after the Vernon and Helen Gay of ” a man of dry wit and quiet ways, than the 291 carded by Zaharias in he has never won an elected office. right armpit. out of the rough and into the cup 133 score, 13 .strokes off the pace. convention that he would force a Colchester. not one of outlandish predictions.” 19.54, the lust lime the OjK-n was Olmstead also alluded to Nor­ Indians 5, Rangers 4 yards away. The shot negated a primary Sept. 11, and that he In the short speech she delivered Stacy, 30, took special note of the played at the 6,'28.5-yard Salem With at attack on the Democratic At Arlington, Texas, Chris double bogey on the fourth hole, Jonathan Mercier. Both Mercier expected to beat Mrs. Koontz at ton's recent admission that he is a Betencort said Norton was "the before reciting her poem, she said fact that Babe Didrikson Zaharias course. majority in the General Assembly, Bando led off the 11th with his fifth making possible her final round of and Mrs. Sadloski have said they that time. recovering alcoholic. “ When Mr. only person who can beat Sam Klein has an impressive back­ also won her third Open at Salem, Stacy had a double liogey 6on the Betty Sadloski has formally an­ UPl photo, homer, leading Cleveland. Bando three-under-par 69. will force a primary election if they " I still consider myself the Norton repeatedly and publicly Gejdenson in November.” ground but doesn’t flaunt it. in 1954, the year Stacy was born. fourth hole after a bud drive and nounced her bid for the Republican exposed his personal problem, (Connected off reliever Odell Jones, Hogan’s Alley is the I8th hole at do not win endorsement from strongest candidate,” said Norton, Savage told delegates, “ We’ve "H e knows what he believes in, "M aybe I was meant to win it three putts, to go 7 over She nominiation to run for representa­ Roberta chose not to make it a Kent Hrbek went 2-for-4 and drove in one run Sunday but 1-4, to make a winner of Ernie Salem Country Club, named for members of the Republican Town a former state Commissioner of got the opportunity to get rid of a he can express those beliefs to here. Maybe it was written in the birdied No 5 with a 30 foot putt. tive from the 12th Assembly Camacho, 4-7. Mike Jeffcoat re­ Ben Hogan, who once took a Committee in the 12th district Welfare. He said he received the campaign issue. A lesser person Congressman who better repres­ others, and he has the ability to that wasn’t enough as Detroit overwhelmed Hrbek’s Min­ stars,” she said. No. 8 by hitting a 25-foot putt, and District. would have seized upon his latest lieved in the last inning before double-bogey six there. And it was when Republicans meet July 25. endorsements of all the Republi­ ents the 60s than the 80s. We need a make you believe it, too,” she nesota Twins, 6-2, to maintain its 7-game lead in the AL On her second shot at the No. 16 with a 10 fooler, after a She said Manchester Democrats Jamie Easterly came on to record there that Amy Alcott and Rosie In her announcement, Mrs. cans in the state Legislature and revelation to destoy him,” Olm­ supporter of Reagan — Nick added East Division. 341-yard 13th hole, Stacy had to hit 9-iron approach. have been silent in the face of stead said. the last-out for his first save. Jones lost their chances for the Sadloski said she has been called a the three previous Republican Norton is that man.” No one opposed Klein for the under tree limbs. The victory leaves Stacy une possible corruptions, fraud, and Open title. "watchdog." and she said "that is candidates for Congress. “ Roberta's opponents have mis- To no-one's surprise, Coventry’s Republican nomination. The con­ ” I thought I hit it short, but it behind Mickey Wright and Betsy incompetence in state All three were tied at two-over- what is needed now.” Mrs. Koontz, who is a professor . taken her quiet demeanor as a sign three delegates — Margaret Ja­ vention was held at the Sedgwick managed to scoot up there and it Rawls in all-time Open wins. government, of weakness,” Olmstead said. par 290, but Stacy had finished and She said there have been scan of biology at the University of cobsen, Sandra Ashley and Lynn School in West Hartford. went in the hole, ’ ’ she said after her The victory is Stacy's 16th "Whenever a serious problem was standing by the 18th green dais in the state departments of "Much to their regret the opposite Raymer — all cast votes for Mrs. The Manchester delegates, in Yanks scratch out 4-1 win round, which tied for low 18 of the career win and first of 1984. Connecticut, said her campaign arises,” she said, "a slap on the watching her opponents. agriculture, mental retardation, strategy will be to_continue to go of our incumbent in many ways — Koontz. Bolton’s three delegates addition to Mrs. Mercier, were tournament. Jones anticipated a low .score by wrist is administered and then it is she’s intelligent, poised and well- Alcott pulled her drive to the left treasury, and transportation. door-to-door, meeting people and and Andover’s one, also voted for James Taylor, Nancy Taylor, NEW YORK (UPl) - The New A widened putting stance helped a third-round leader because of swept under the rug." spoken. ” We got good baserunning, but Jay Howell. In 53 games, Brett has and had to pitch out to the fairway. She also said the existence of a talking to officials in each of the 57 Mrs. Koontz. One Andover dele­ Betty Sadloski, Mary Warrington, York Yankees have scratched for her in the final round, she said. Sunday’s diminished wind. She said the Democrat majority “ She’s also a woman,” Ms. the important thing is that Kansas eight homers and 32 RBI. She then bounced her third shot $144 million surplus is proof of cities and towns in the district. gate did not show. Carol Kuehl, Robert Kiefer, Ed­ runs and wins all year, so they can ” I was very tentative before, my ”I”m not surprised at a 69 in the Legislature blocked a move City was flat,” New York desig­ The Royals scored just six runs over the green, ending any hopes overtaxation and charged that it is MacKenzie continued. “ She's nota Scott Murray. Mrs. Koontz’ ward Weaver, Sheila Gadola, empathize with the slumping Kan­ putting wasn’t up to par. Today I today,” said Jones, "The course by the Republicans for an inde­ liberal, feminist type. She’s a nated hitter Don Baylor said. “ I in the five-game series, leaving for victory. Jones’ approach shot necessary to “ to stop the ‘the tax CAMPAIGNING against Norton campaign manager, said he was Edith L.assow, David Dampier, sas City Royals. ■ felt much more confident and that played a lot easier than the first pendent office of inspector general woman who wants to considered don’t think I have ever seen George manager Dick Howser groping for was too far left and she couldn’t and spend’ policies of the Demo­ for the GOP primary votes in not surprised by her victory at the Roderick Wright, Winthrop Por­ The Yankees got a first-hand was the difference.” three days with the wind It was with subpoena powers to look for as a person.” Brett struggle as much as he is now help. make the save from the rough. cratic administration. September will probably deplete convention. “ We came in win­ ter, Barbara King, and Jonathan look a t' the Royals’ offensive pretty much a square deal, you fraud, corruption and mismanage­ Johns said he supported Mrs. and when Brett and Willie Wilson "W e have had three dry spells, ” I felt I had an advantage Stacy said she was relaxed resources Mrs. Koontz would ning,” he said. “ We had 94 Mercier. troubles by sweeping a five-game didn’t have to guess at clubs.” ment. She said the Democrats also don’t produce, they have trouble counting this five-game sweep in finishing earlier and putting a 'plus during Sunday’s play, despite prefer spend fighting Gejdenson. Koontz because her candidacy will delegates and we kept them.” series, capped by Sunday’s 4-1 win Alcott said she struggled with refuse to give the people more say Mayaguez affair enhance the reelection campaign scoring runs.” which we just didn’t get enough two’ on the board. I ’ve had a lousy temperatures which hit the 90s, Of the three — Gejdenson, Koontz Murray credited Mrs. Koontz’ in which Dave Winfield batted in her game the last two rounds. in government through initiative of President Reagan. runs,” Howser said. “ You can look On May 12,1975, a U.S. merchant and Norton — Mrs Koontz is victory to her grass roots cam­ A hurricane is a severe cyclone two runs without getting a hit and Brett entered the game hitting and referendum, removing the at the stats. There are people not ship, the SS Mayaguez, and its running her campaign on the Ms. Carrano said, “ The Republi­ paigning. “ We went into all the originating over tropical ocean Omar Moreno added a two-run .277 and went O-for-4 against party lever producing for us. Sometimes I can crew of 39 was seized by Cambo­ smallest budget. can party is experiencing a gender small rural towns. That’s how we water and having winds of 74 miles triple. winner Ray Fontenot and reliever The 12th District seat is now held steal a game but it gets discourag­ dian forces in theGulf of Siam. In a She also lacks the support of the gap. It’s time to put a woman on the did it — town by town.” per hour or higher. Torre glad with 8~3 triumph by Rep. James McCavanagh. ing. I am going to see John rescue mission, U.S. Marines big-name Republican powers, ballot.” D-Manchester. who is expected to Schuerholz, our general manager, attacked Tang Island and Am eri­ which Norton has rallied behind announce his bid for election to but I don’t think there’s anyone ATLANTA (UPl) - Atlanta ” At least we pulled one out.” two innings to pick up his ninth can planes bombed an dir base his campaign. Still, her energy and NORTON SUPPORTERS aimed second term at a news conference JOIN ONLINE'S SUMMER real hot in the minors recently.” manager Joe Torre says it hurts to said Chris Chambliss. "W e could save. before Cambodia surrendered ship hard work are expected to make most of their barbs at the popular Club Championship at his home today at 4:30 p.m. Fontenot, 3-5, scattered eight lose three out of four on your home have very easily been swept here New York tied the score 3-3 in the and crew. U.S. losses were 15 killed her a tough opponent. Gedjenson, who many political Mrs. Sadloski faces earlier oppo­ COMPUTING FESTIVAL '84 hits over 6 1-3 innings to get the turf, but it helps to leave town a with Dwight Gooden pitching sixth Danny Heep and Ruble in battle and 23 killed in a “ I will bring in students, faculty, observers say will be unbeatable in sition from a fellow Republican. helicopter crash. July 23-luly 27 at the down to final four victory with Howell going the last 2 winner. against us. It showed a lot about Brooks led off with singles and unions, women — groups who have November. 2-3 innings for his third save. Claudell Washington homered the team to come back and win like Mike Fitzgerald sacrificed to Captain Nathan Hale School The field has been narrowed beat Erwin Kennedy, 2 and 1, in Charlie Leibrandt, 4-4, allowed and drove in three runs Sunday, that.” knock out starter U-n Barker. to four after Sunday’s quarterfi­ the quarterfinals. Coventry, Connecticut seven hits over 6 1-3 innings in helping the Braves break a four- Pinch hitter Ron Haodges then All c itttm are tauoht by a certified teacher on Apple com­ nals in the Club Championship The other semifinal pairing puters. Class enrollment Is limited to 8.2 students per com­ absorbing the loss. game losing streak with an 8-3 The Braves begin a three-game greeted Moore with a two-run at Manchester Country Club. will have Brad Downey against puter. Choose one or more'of the following sessions New York second baseman triumph over the Mets. The win series tonight against the Montreal single to right. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. SPECIAL OFFER FOR WOMEN ($40.00 per session). For sges 8-t7. Lon Annulli made it to the Rick Clough. Downey won his Randolph thinks the Yankees’ snapped the Mets’ eight-game Expos. Atlanta’s Rick Camp, 4-1, semifinals, which will be held $5.00 off with this coupon way into the semis by besting improved defense had something winning streak. will square off against Dan SESSION I - BASIC AND LOGO Saturday, with a 7 and 6 win Atlanta took a 1-0 lead in thelirst INSURANSMITHS SINCE Add some relaxation to your summer. Enjoy a thera­ TonySteullet,3and2, and Larry to do with the Royals’ offensive "You win the last game, and you Schatzeder, 3-2, SESSION II - BASIC AND LOGO over Stan Hilinski in the round when Claudell Washington belted a peutic massage. Revitalizes both body and mind, de­ Graf , 3 and 2. Clough battled his woes. stopped a hot ballclub with a hot The Mets’ Darryl Strawberry 1914 SESSION III • COMPUTER LAB of 16 and a 3 and 2 victory over 3-1 pitch over the center field fence creases body tension, Improves skin tone. .way into the semis by edging ” We are playing better defense pitcher,” Torre said. “ It’s never downplayed the significance of SESSION IV - SAT PREPARATION Carroll Maddox in the quarterfi­ John Burger, l-upin 19 holes, in for his 12th home run. but the Mets now that Bobby Meacham has nice when you’re winning one out Sunday’s decision, saying it "just tied the score 1-1 in the second on Call for appointment nals Sunday. first round play and then settled in at shortstop,” Randolph of four, especially at home.” wasn’t one of our better days.” Call Online at 633-6927 to register by July 20th. Annulli’s opponent in the topping Woody Clark, 3 and t, in Strawberry’s 12th home run. 649-5241 649-7877 said. “ Both Mike Pagliarulo and “ I ’m Just pleased and hopefully With the score tied 3-3 in the The Braves went ahead 2-1 in the 18-hole match play semifinals the quarterfinals. Roy Smalley are playing well at it rubs off. We needed something sevehth, the Braves scored twice (Members AMTA) ONUNE COMPUTER EDUCATION will be Ward Holmes. Holmes The finals are scheduled second on a solo homer by 65 E. Center Street third. Smalley has good hands and like this.” off loser Gooden, 8-0, then broke Chambliss, his eighth of the 30 L Hebron Ave. CVattonbury, Ct 06033 took his opening match, 6 and 5, Sunday and will be 36 holes when he gets accustomed to the Redeem obie u n til J u ly 31. 19B4 Prior to Sunday’s victory, the the game open with three more season, and Atlanta built its lead to ___Manchester. Ct. over Ron Rencurrel and then match play. ball coming at him at third he can runs in the eighth. All Claauea Open to ffie Public Braves had dropped four straight 3-1 in the third on an RBI double by do a good job.” and 20 of their last 32 games. Steve Bedrosian tossed the final Washington. ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 16, 1984 MANCHESTKR HF.HAl.O. Mondiiy, July lb. i w - Scoreboard Hard-hitting Easier im- ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •• Yankew4.Roy8lil Reds 3, Expos 2 Red Sox n . Mariners3 M m

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Boston came back with four Easier and Bill Buchner fol­ fir;--? n.L Mlm^ta S 44 ao Kansas City O, New York 5.3B—Moreno. E—Keornev. LOB— Boston 4, Seattle E—Rogers. DP—CIncInnoll 1. LDB— Charter Oak oSIKSS S « 2 l 4 SB-Randoloh tai. S-Randoloh, Wo- 10. "The (artificial) turf is always in the fourth on a tw8run double by lowed with doubles, scoring two Boots Cornellla-John Everett-Mo Bed- S2I5. iS S ,S f thorn. 3B—Gedmon 2 Bradley, Armas, Buck­ Cincinnati 6, Montreal 7. 2B— Stondlnes; Nosslft Arms 9-1, CBT 7-2, narezvk 35-10-25. ® f SF—McRoe. ner. HR—Owen 13), Eosler (19), Gedmon Concepcion. good to hit on,” said Easier. "But Rich Gedman and RBI singles by more runs. And Gedman followed Postal Express 4-4, Lastroda Pliio 5-6, PUTTS— Moroan-Moroe Grant-Joe- " S 2 'tS S/? IP H R ER BB SO (10). SB —O. Henderson (3), Rice (3). SF Esaskv, Davis. 3B— Rogers. HR— Sten- Marty Barret and Jackie with a tW8run homer, his 10th. Tierneys 4-7, Manchester JC's 4-7, Ann Solotlo 11. Texos . . . » « •<» B'/j uonsas CMv ■■ house (3). SF—Driessen. up in the air, center field is deep —Armas. Gutierrez. "We’ve pitched well against MMHtMoln Pub 3-7, Highland Park BEST NINE— A Gross— Edna i Lebrndt (L 44) 61-3 7 4 4 0 3 IP H RERBBSO IP H R ER BB SO- and the right field wall is high. It's Morket34. HlllnskI 32. Net-Lynn Prior 37-11-26. B ^ ' ENdiwIlh 1 2-3 0 0 0 I 1 Boston Cbichinall a legitimate ballpark. You have to At Nipper, 83, worked eight them, but when they hit, they hit,” Gross- Denise Klernan 35. Net— NewYorh Tibbs (W 1-0) 7 3-3 4 2 2 4 0 Nipper (W 33) 8 8 3 3 5 0 Power (S 4) 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 1 hit the ball hard here." innings, scattering eight hits for said Seattle manager Del Cran­ InilaMiiifftnl Connie Ht«s 40-13-27. C Gross—Svivio Content (W 3-5)61-3 8 1113 Clear 1 0 0 0 0 1 the Red Sox. Mark Clear pitched dall. They have an explosive lineup inDepSnOeni Stechholz 41. Net— Nancy Bennett t SISIII? Howell (S 3) 22-3 1 0 0 0 2 Seattle Montreal Easier hit the ball as hard as Rogers (L 19) 7 8 3 2 2 4 anyone has done this year when he the final inning. that’s going to punish you when National Dlylson; ZembrowskI All- — Boston IL ^ttle3 o *-*'*"'°h<** (Baylor). T— Beoltle (L 99) 5 9 6 6 0 2 Lucas 1 0 0 0 1 2 Stars 9-3, Cherrone;s Pockw Store Nft-'toTRfblcSSU cSSJSJnJd's^weilllnnlnos) Gelsel 2 4 5 5 1 0 smacked his I9th home run of the Jim Beattie’s record (ell to 9- 9 they get it going.” Thomas 1 0 0 0 0 1 Reardon 100012 9-4, Glenn Construction M, Main Pub Monday’s Oomss A-27,142. Rogers pitched to 1 bolter In 6th. wih the loss. Despite the loss, Seattle ended 0-4, Sullivan Company 44, Pumper- (All Thnes EOT) M lrobella 1 1 0 0 0 1 year directly over the 410-foot sign W p —Rogers. PB— Van Gorder. T— in center field. The home run was Alvin Davis drove in Phil Brad­ the year with an 84 record against nickel Pub 1-11. G r O T ^ MS^y l SC Pier" W .^ i , HBP—by Nipper (Presley). T—2:43. A — 11,417. 2:53. A —27,135. his third in four nights. ley wih a groundnut in the fifth to the Red Sox. Ssnier Girls SfSio'i^Sr.Sr’A^ aW ''*" Mi^^^ithson 9.7) a. Baltimore 0rleles6.W hlteSex4 BEST 1^— A— Bob Jones 56 fl ej (Dovis 7-4)r 7:35 p.m. Cubs 4, Dodgers 1 Dick Smith 57-4-53. Gross—Bob Jones ,rl!^S J"®’ “* CHICAGO BALTIMORE Pirates 9, Giants 3 61-12-49, M o ri Rosenthal 63-13-M, E arl RLaw ct 3 1 1 0 Youno rt 4 0 1 0 LOS ANGELES CHICAGO eWFL Everett 44-14-M, Georoe Martin 61-11- Fisk c 4 1 2 1 She^b! 3 5110 abrhM abrhbl SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH Olympians arrive In L A . warren Howland 44-14-M, Dick Toronto(^tt50)atCalltornla(Slaton ‘ J o 5110 Sax 2b 4 0 2 1 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Stubbs ct 4 0 10 Sondbre 2b 3 obr 1 1hM 1 ObrhM Formal's Inn dropped a double- t!?!?!, *ii'llwaukee"(Candlotll 04» of Seattle Walker lb 4 0 11 Murray lb 3 1 1 1 LeMastr ss 4 0 0 0 Wynne cf 5 2 2 0 header, 5-1 and 4-0, to the visifino -lock Kittle It 4 10 0 Lwnstn dh 2 1 1 0 Guerrer rt 4 0 0 0 AAotthws If Trlllo 3 2b 1 4 01 00 0 M ozzllll If 4 3 2 2 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Khari. arrested (or carrying a concealed Zachry p 0 0 0 0 Cotto It 10 10 Several athletes joined hundreds Norwalk Mariners Sunday nioht at mo«ot67-1^. Boston (Hurst i-si at Oakland Luilnsk dh 4 1 1 1 Slngletn dh 1 0 0 0 Marshall If 4 0 1 0 Moreind 1b 4 0 0 0 Baker rt 4 0 0 0 Modlck a 5 2 5 2 Hundreds of Olympic athletes weapon. The man, who was not Bream 1b 4 0 10 Davis c 2 110 Leonord cf 4 0 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 I 0 arrived over the weekend and of thousands of Southern Californi­ affiliated with the Olympics, set off aVrFo3%U" sS“"riS"^ ‘="“^€&s"SnI V o U Brenly 1b 3 10 0 Pena c 4 12 3 Scloscia c 4 0 0 0 Cey 3b 2 10 1 Yongbld a3110Ray2b 4000 immediately got into the Southern ans who jam med the beaches to a metal detector that sensed a gun Andersn ss 3 0 0 0 Woods rt 2 0 0 1 escape the brutal heat and smog. gs,c,« h« iS'riurg' ^ ° “ K s ? 8 s Rivera 3b 2 110 Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Nicosia c 2 0 0 1 Frobel rt 4 12 2 California spirit, going to the in his gym bag. Robb If 3 112 Berra ss 4 0 10 beach; playing video games and "W e ’re going down to the beach The arrest was apparently the !rsad"5rx'%?i*m*-r;KrnSr^.^^ M ’s^kTShr’ »k“itJ888 Whifflld ph 1 0 1 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 2 0 0 0 Tudor p 4 1 2 0 Bailor 3b 0 0 0 0 Eckersly p Cornell 2 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 getting their hair done. to train a bit,” said Austrian wind first made since police were Valenzul p 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 1 0 0 0 surfer Rudolf Sperl, 21. “ But we Londrx ph 1 0 0 0 Krukow ph 1 0 0 0 The city’s two Olympic villages deployed at the villages last week. T e M s a I 7 I Totals a 4 4 3 Lacey p 0 0 0 0 at the University of Southern' want some relaxation, too. Look­ Many of the expected 8,000 news Mn^^ni^!8Sle."■‘S;b“«to8 S ilH H ssS W ' ^ ^ ^-nNM?ltH J Totob a 1 3 1 Totob a 9 17 9 Los Angeles 000801000— 1 Son Francbco ONOaooo—1 California and UCLA were opened ing at the girls is very important." people were also arriving at the f a f n S h t e X " " * " P a “u7"sSmyi^f-^y^57TD^^^ „ , “ cjS^TXlnnlng RBI - RlS?eJ!?7)®*“ ‘ CMcage OOOOOOOOx— 4 Gome-winning RBI - Cey (4). Pittsburgh 2M0WO1X—9 to the athletes Saturday and by Many others lounged around the Convention Center, which is the a r 3 fe"n8Vn’g“- ^ ? 9l 5“T ry rL ’a^,; NallonalLeaguBrtandlngs e j^ « ^ La,cibS,iSSrl Game-winning RBI — Madlock (5). villages’ recreation rooms, where E—Stubbs. DP—Chicago 1. LOB— E—Ray. DP—Son Francisco 3. LDB— Sunday night an estimated 600 to press headquarters for the Games. Los San Francisco 1, Pittsburgh 7. 2B— 800 competitors had checked in. video games attracted the most Several reporters complained of ...... g L fe lf8 '.2 * !lV & ,¥ 5 rW si^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ East Angeles 5, Chicago 3.2B— Matthews. HR UPI pholo Frobel, Wynne, Modlock. 38— Wynne. "This is it,” said Peter Ueber­ attention. Swimmers from New about the heat and the high cost of _ Arnold LandsbergS5-27-5S, Sol Londol- „ W L Prt. OB LuilnsBI «rSB!isS^^( 4) ^ —Sandberg (13). SB—Marsholl (3), HR Zealand played "Star Wars" next Ina 77-19-58. New York 50 35 .588 — IP M a f b M 'C>m '*3) at Yount ss 3 2 2 0 Bcnlouz ph 1 0 I 0 Corcorn ph 1 (> () 0 Spllnran 1b3 0 0 0 (Par 71) Junior Legion takes All-Stars, 2-1, in District Eight play David Campbell, who led the Manehester Aineriean is at Suf- Warren), Olympics 0. hole-one-one In less than a year, ^ Cooper dh 5 1 2 1 Lynn rt 4 2 2 0 C cxn^ ll p 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 11 Ronnie Block, S63JI00 69-696663—K7 across town at USC, Harry Usher, MCC— Sounders 2 (Dallas Colemon Wednesday. Gagnon oced (he 145 yard *" SImmns 1b 4 1 2 4 RJcksn OT 4 0 1 1 G a rd a 2b 1 0 1 0 Puhl rf 6 1 2 0 W illie Wood, 37AOO 61686671-268 LAOOC general manager, joined Saturday afternoon at Leber Field. Medics to the Town championship, field, also in a loser's hraeket 2), Apollos 1 (David Sooglo). 4thholeuslnga6lronlnthepresenceot u STISLLL ,*iS? ™ , Ogllvle rt 4 0 0 0 Downing 1( 4 2 3 1 Schmidt 3b 6 1 1 1 Bailey c 3 113 Curtis Strange, a,800 65686967—269 village ’’Mayor” Phil Brubaker in had two hits for the National stars. eontesi. Standings: MCC— Spartans 8-1-3-49, Leo Bravakis. New Y otx (rtrnandez DO) at Houston Brouhrd It 3 0 2 0 Sconirs 1b 4110 V irgil c 4 0 0 0 Gam er ph 1 0 1 0 Wayne Levi, 16a0 70636869-270 two in Vermont Winning pitcher Dan Lopez Ryan Barry drove in the winning Sounders P3-143, Sting 7-3-2-41, Apol- nTLi,.., ij., _ c. ■ ■ Jomesrt 1 0 0 0 Grich 3b 4 0 0 1 Wllsar. If 5 110 Dowley p 0 0 0 0 Vance Heatner, 144)00.^ 67-73-6869276 welcoming athletes from Kenya, los 1-9-2-11, Rockets 2-104-10. Harry NowobllskI doubted eogled Schroedr c 3 1 1 1 Narron c 3 112 Wcknfss 1b 3 0 1 1 Bass ph 10 10 Scott Hoch, 12600 ‘^7767-6965—278 Egypt. Italy, Rumania, Japan, and allowed four hits, fanned seven and run for the Nationals. Manehester National-wijl be al Kennedy— Metros 11-1-0-55, Falcons the 485 yard, par 5141h hole Friday tor (Ownbev GU, 8:y p.m. Mannng ct 3 1 0 0 Boone ph 1110 Haves rt 3 0 0 0 Sambito p 0 0 0 0 Joe Inman, 8606 69-70-72-68—279 the United States as the first walked none. Losing hurler Donnie Manchester International hosts Vernon Thursday in a winner's 7-3-241, Academ ics 6-4-2-36, Cougars his eighth double eagle of his career. __PIcclolo ss 3 0 2 1 Dejesus ss 6 0 1 0 Knight ph 1 0 0 0 Ken Green, 8,806 71696970—279 Sauer walked two, fanned 12 and Windsor International in a loser’s bracket affair. 6-5-1-33,Suns4-44-32,Olymplcs3-7-2-21, Witnessing the rore occurrence were 1., Totals 16 6 10 6 Totob 16 7 13 6 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 Tim Norris, 8608 70-71-7167—279 RUTLAND, Vt. — Manchester 25-4 duke. Marshall had a three- residents. Toros 0-12-04. B ill Muzin and Ed Bachl Jr. . ... One out when wUmlnp run scored Russell ph 1 0 1 0 Pena ph 1 0 0 0 John Adams, 8606 72686969—279 Junior Legion improved its record run homer, John Mazurek was In all, 11,000 athletes and offi­ LOW GROSS, LOW NET—A Gross— MHwouhee 100 ON 040—6 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Tim Simpson, 8608 67-70-70-72-279 to 15-8-2 with a pair of victories 2-for-3 with four stolen bases: cials from a record 140 countries Juninrt Nick Pahoulls 76. Net— Toni Ma^ Hn COTtomla 010410 001—7 GGross If 2 0 0 0 Knepper p 3 0 0 0 Larry RInker, 8606 696870-72279 juniors 78-9-69, Jack Carey 79-9-70. Roy Bell New York at Houston, nNht Game-winning RBI — None. Cabell 1b 2 0 10 Scott Simpson, 8608 6871-7268—279 here over the Rutland City Royals. Casey single and doubled and had a are expected for the Games, which Kennedy: Girls-Comets 3 (Jessico Vob^Lukos® San Francisco at St. Louis, night E-SImmons, Schroeder. D P- Tototo » 2 6 2 Totals S6 3 11 3 Bill Kratzert, 8608 6867-7272—279 All 18 players who made the trip pair of RBIs while Chris Ogden and start July 28. (One out When winning run scored) LOTny Wadkins, 8608 67-7167-74—279- to Vermont each had at least one Chris Mateay each were 2-for-3. oS^” ((Trocy*Ha^^ W hllec- 00-1545, Bill Wood 8I-1249! Pau^^r* _ 1. LOB—Milwaukee 7, California 6. 2B— PhlkldSlpMa 0)01080060000000— 2 Tony Sills, 5,250 68727878280 hit. The Juniors banged out 14 hits Doug Brown doubled home a run Row diei 3 (Amv Harris, Dana Har- EsstemLesgue Standings !SimmOT«^rs3?™'^%^ Houston 000 o a 000 000 000 1— 1 D.A. Webring, 5,250 71-687369—380 (kim^wlnnlng RBI— Ashby (2). Denis Watson, 5,250 71-687871—2M in defeating the Royals Saturday, while Jim Moore and Roe each had so*n 8:5111,0?)“ " " " ° * ' ®’° " '" " * ’ e J l' o i c i P D j y V B % *^ rrO Td J r (7)®'s!IIprcd8}i!*‘ " ™ ‘' " «>• SB -Y o u n t E — Andersen. DP — Philadelphia 2, Ralph Landrum, 5,250 67-717167—3M Houston 4. LOB—Philadelphia!, Houston Gary Hallberg, 5,250 71646875—2M 185. Paul Gavarino upped his two RBI. QMCoXrs 9 (Cgrah 2(JulleHomes2),Whltec- Sook. Annlftsn B arb atol w-Z4-Wr PFiU M i6r6m6i 0 B7'2v*67j Albonv.Ihonu 'K SI V,’’Si 37 .580 —®" WUlwOUK##Milwaukee 'PHRERBBSO a . 2B—Wockentuss, Cruz, Cabell. 3B— T.C. Chen, 3600 687269728) record to 3-0 by going the first 51/3 The Juniors finished 5-4 in S1alllen»^4 t ^ lt v HOTn^hS^^^ P®* Porodlso Glens Falls 49 41 .544 3 Porter 4 7 5 5 0 2 Bass. HR— Schmidt (17), Bailey (5). S— M ike Reid, 3,500 67-7167-76—81 innings, giving up only four hits JC-Courant League Senior Div­ Shumok"), Caribous 0 ^^ 99-31^ ^hn Howard 89-19-70, Gary Woterburv 48 41 .539 3Vj McClure (L ^5) 4 5 1 1 0 2 Reynolds, Ashby. Bob Murphy, 3600 78706968—81 Standing- Glrl^ Comets Wood 9p-»70, Ron Morra 94-23-71. Vermont 46 41 .529 4Vs Tel man 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 IP H RERBBSO Pot McGowan, 1500 72-716969^81 while striking out six. Dave ision play, good for fifth place and StainSns^2-S RoWS m tsll5' ,.5^®^ CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS— Buffalo 47 42 .528 416 Walts 0 1 0 0 0 0 PMIodsIphla George Burns, 3,500 69787872281 ^^^rshall relieved and fanned five a berth in the league’s post-season miDAS’ aieftOTS Championship Flight-John Nellgon Nashua 40 47 .460 lO'/j ttlltomla Hudson 7 4 2 2 2 6 Mike Bright, 3,500 68787873—81 the next 3 1/3 innings. Joey Casey playoff. That begins tonight ^Mbous 2^-16 wnnecaps 3-7 2 21, „ George Bedna; 1st Flight— Leo New Britoln 40 48 .455 11 -lohn 7 8 5 5 4 1 Andersen 71-3 1 0 0 2 1 M ike Smith, 2637 67-727271—382 KenniKly- B o v s - Knlohls 8-1-3-49 Sfeullet; 2nd Reading 32 56 .364 19 San Dave Bromley 45. C glSiSoZ S ys Foley ph 10 00 Bro^ ct 4 0 0 0 Speler ss 4 0 10 John Mohoffev, 14)65 7667-71-71—285 one-stroke victory over Willie for the British Open. 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14 — MANCHESTER HKRALD, Monday, July 16, 1984 M AM 'IIKS I KK lir.KAl.H. Moiui.iv . .i>n> ■». Sfars, Fusina prove they’re the best in USFL Home capitalized. FOCUS/ ti BvBy David AAoffltMofflf timpstimes it ith;Montreal Expos. thing but praise for Tibbs. three-base error by center fielder That appears to be the consensus today to achieve than to see women in an office Tibbs, who did not allow a hit "H e had great control and a good Franklin Stubbs to defeat the — with a big exception from the man who over the first four innings, scat­ changeup,” he said. " I t ’s hard to Dodgers. Dennis Eckersley, 3-5, looking like they ju.st fell out of bed” tered four hits and walked four know what a pitcher’s going to do got the victory. wrote the book on the subject. She even disagrees with Molloy’s ban on before giving way to Ted Power. to you when it’s his first time out” Padres 6, Cardinals 1 The professional woman’s ’’uniform” frizzy hair. going to get some rest Power gave up one hit over the Nick Esasky was the hitting star At St. Louis, Carmelo Martinez was outlined by John T. Molloy in his 1977 ” I don’t think frizzy is unae<’eptable,” final 1 1-3 innings to notch his for the Reds, doubling home a run fourth save. hit a home run and Dave Dravecky By Martin Lader in the second and singling and tossed a six-hitter and drove in a book ’’Dress For Success.” Itincluded the Ms. Rue said. ” A very conservative “ I was pretty satisfied with the UPl Sports Writer scoring a run in the seventh run to lead the Padres. Dravecky, man-tailored skirted suit in the same mutual funds company I work with has a way I pitched. ” said Tibbs. “ The against loser Steve Rogers, 3-9. 7-4, went the distance while rookie first three innings I was really colors a man would wear, white blouse corporate vice president with a frizzy ATL.ANTA — Two tired war­ Mike Stenhouse homered for Kurt Kepshire, 1-1, took the loss. nervous out there. I wanted to get with bow tie, plain stockings, pumps with hairdo and she looks great.” riors, worn and weary after Montreal. Braves 8, Mets 3 the win so badly. I don’t care if we closed toe and heel, and attache case with several months of almost non-stop Second baseman Tom Foley, At Atlanta, Claudell Washington A new study of executive attitudes would have won 10-8 or 10-9, I got tennis, finally afe getting the rest who singled home Esasky in the homered and drove in three runs purse inside. toward how women could best dress for theW (win) andourteamgotoutof and relaxation they so desperately seventh, saved the game for the and Chris Chambliss also homered that losing streak.” Dresses \vere taboo. So was makeup success, undertaken by a hair products need. ‘‘< , . Reds in the eighth by making a in helping the Braves snap Tibbs, drafted for J25.000 by a except for a little lipstick. Hair was to be firm, backed up Ms. Rue’s possition that John McEnroe and Jimmy Con­ leaping catch of pinch hitter Jim four-game losing streak. Darryl Philadelphia from the New York nors did the job they had to do Wohlford’s line drive for the final Strawberry homered for the Mets, of moderate length — not too short or too women could abandon the cookie cutter Mets’ organization last winter, during the weekend, providing the out of the game with runners on who had an eight-game winning long and definitely not frizzy. look, but went along with Molloy on hair began spring training as a member United States with a revengeful .5-0 first and second. streak broken. Donnie Moore, 1-1, of the Phillies and pitched forthem styles. victory over Argentina in the Elsewhere in the National was the winner and Dwight in several exhibition games. After ALL THAT IS changing and profes­ Davis Cup quarterfinals. Now they League, Pittsburgh topped San Gooden, 8-6, the loser. failing to make the Phillies’ are both going home before pre­ Francisco 9-3, Chicago defeated Astros 3, Phillies 2 sional women are starting to come out of THE LESLIE Blanchard Study of 25-man squad, he was returned to paring for the next major event on Los Angeles 4-1, San Diego downed At Houston, Alan Ashby singled the closet — in dresses, with open toe or Executive Women interviewed 1.50 execu­ the Mets’ organization and toiled their busy calendars, the U.S. St. Louis 6-1, Atlanta defeated New home Jose Cruz from second base for two of their minor league clubs open heel pumps and wearing makeup, as tives, male and female, coast to coast Open. York 8-3 and Houston edged with one out in the 16th to lead the before being traded last month to long as they don’t look obviously made up. The study found that while 60 percent of McEnroe, in fact, was hurting so Philadelphia 3-2 in 16 innings. Astros. Frank DiPino, 3-5, pitched bad that he almost pulled out of Cincinnati for pitcher Bruce Pirates 9, Giants 3 The biggest holdout for the Molloy look the women surveyed regularly wore suits Berenyi. one inning for the victory and Don Sunday’s final ■'•‘•singles match, At Pittsburgh, Tony Pena, on a Carman lost his first decision. is Molloy himself. to work, 43 percent of the executives which had been reduced to exhibi­ ’’Dressing for success hasn’t changed tion status anyway when he and polled (both .sexes) said an executive Fleming won Saturday’s doubles that much,” he told United Press woman does not have to wear a suit. match for an unbeatable 3-0 lead. Olympians run tentatively International. ’’There are women who are Twenty percent said she need w earn«uit But Argentina’s top player, Jose fluffing out and I say they are copping out. only on special occasions. Luis Clerc, also was looking for a By W illiam D. M urray pic team ’s 1,600-meter relay now.” way out because of a stomach They are dressing for limited success.” The survey found that acce|jfable hain UPl Sports Writer squad. They put on a show for the While there were no upsets of the muscle tear, and McEnroe finally Molloy holds out for the suit, warns that styles ranged from short to slightly longer 17,234 fans who gathered under Olyrnpic relay teams in the men’s agreed to play so that Clerc would B E R K E LE Y, Calif. - When sunny skies, blazing to the second portion of the meet, the women’s any dresses had better be black or worn than .shoulder length. Extreme hairdos contir le. Ron Brown and his teammates on fastest time in the event this year. events were quite a different story. with a jacket, and said, ” If the fashion short and ma.sculine, very long or frizzy - " I lost my edge in the doubles the U.S. Olympic 400-meter relay The team of Willie Smith, Alonzo In the women’s 400-meter relay and I knew I needed rest," said industry talks women into wearing were rejected as totally unacce|)lable UP I photo team came to the University of Babers, Ray Armstead and Walter the Olympic track coaches McEnroe, who has been troubled dresses, equality will take a step California's Edwards Field they McCoy clocked a 3:00.11 time, watched the top U.S. team, consist­ Susan Bixler, a top corporate im;ige the last two weeks by tendinitis in Jimmy Connors defeated Argentina’s Jose Luis Clerc, were not thinking about winning or easily outdistancing a team of ing of Jeannette Bolden, Alice backwards.” consultant and author of the book "The his right hamstring. "M y arms and 8-6, 6-2, in Davis Cup quarterfinal action Sunday in even running for a good time. Jamaican Olympians. The best Brown. Diane Williams and Flor- UPl photo On the other side of the argument in legs were hurting and I discussed Professional Image,” al.so turns thumbs Instead, they had one thing on time this year has been a 3; 00.07 by ence Griffith, be defeated by the the possibility of not playing. Then Atlanta. It was the first time Connors has beaten Clerc in Women executives don’t have to look sure,” says Susan Bixler, a top Wendy Rue. founder and president of the down on ’’uniform” dres.sing, whi< h she their minds — don’t get hurt. a team of East Germans. Smith U-S. B team by one whole all of a sudden Clerc wasn’t going four meetings. U.S. blanked Argentina, 5-0, to move into "W e had to come to this meet, it and Babers both turned in 44.9 legs. second. like they’re all from the same mold. "The corporate image consultant and autor of 100,000-member National Association for believes was "not bad as a first concept. ” to play, so I finally said if Clerc the semfinals against Australia. was mandatory," Brown said. "So “ It was the first time we have The winning team, consisting of clone look is dead — from overexpo- the book "The Professional Image.” Female Executives. but in the long run was just loo boring plays I ’ll play." we came here to have fun. The run a whole race together and it Another reason McEnroe consi­ Chandra Cheeseborough, Jackie 8-6, 6-2. It was the first time in four main concern was not to get hurt. I went really good.” McCoy said. Wilson, Brenda Cliette and Randy dered sitting out the match was to The United States, which was career meetings that Connors was mean you can think too much about ” We had no mistakes and feel Givens, won the event in a stadium give Jimmy Arias, the team’s beaten by Argentina in the first able to beat Argentina’s top- round last year, will ho.st Australia getting hurt but an injury right now pretty good about ourselves right record 42.88. Supermarket Shopper reserve player, a chance. ranked player. could put you out for Los Angeles. ’ ’ "H e deserves the chance,” in the semifinals at Portland, Ore., Sept. 26-28. The Americans hold a Brown said there had been a McEnroe said. " I ’m on television a McEnroe is the winningest growing controversy among his lot and he deserves some TV 22-17 lead over Australia in their player in American Davis Cup traditional rivalry. teammates started by sprinter- DeVicenzo cops exposure too." Revolution In shelf pricing begins in Texas supermarket history, and by capturing the two " I ’m looking forward to playing long jumper Carl Lewis over the But McEnroe went on and played singles he played against Argen­ living conditions of the U.S. just well enough to dispo.se of Australia,” McEnroe said. “ They tina as well as the doubles, he have a good team, but if we play Olympic track and field team at By Martin Sloane excellent, according to Robert Woolfolk, Viscon price changes that now take clerks hours each week store 8 computer pricing clerk forgot to program llie 19-year-old Martin Jaite, 6-3, 6-4, increased his singles record to 32-5 the pre-Olympic headquarters in Seniors crown United Feature Syndicate president. will be handled in a matter of minutes. well we have a good shot at winning computer with the adverti.sed sale pro <• for tomato after Connors had beaten Clerc. and doubles to 14-0. Long Beach, Calif. against them.” "Our electronic shelf price signs make shopping juice, the price will be wrong on holli the elcctromc The former Arizona State star NEWPORT, R.I. (UPl) — Ro­ putt. Another birdie on the par-5, By Martin Sloane easier and more enjoyable," he says. While the new electronic shelf signs will eliminate shelf sign and the cash register. said Lewis had been vocal about berto DeVicenzo of Argentina shot 479-yard 12th put him in a com­ One of the biggest annoyances of supermarket many of the worst problems of shelf price accuracy, having four team members to a a 2-under-par 70 Sunday to win the shopping is shelf pricing. Shelf price signs are often manding postion. The new system, while rather expensive to install — shoppers should be cautioned that the LED price signs Supermarkets across the nation will he following Retton, McNamara room. $150,000 PG A Seniors pro-am tour­ Sports in Brief When Dickinson didn’t birdie 10 hard to rSad, or they are not up-to-date. The sign may as much as $100,000 for the typisal supermarket — will only be as accurate as the person who the test at Sack’n Save, and if sijcce.s.sfol, you can “Carl’s had some arguments nament for his first individual show one price and the packages on the shelf may be or 11, apd then I saw that he had promise to be a big labor saver. With the electronic programmed the store’s computer, the same problem count on finding the Viscon or similar .system on your (about the living conditions),” Seniors title. marked with a different price. Or. worse, yet, the sign Soccer Club tryouts lead U.S. gymnasts bo^yed 14, I felt comfortable,” shelf signs tied into the store’s computer, the shelf shared by computer controlled cash registers. If the supermarket shelves in the near future Brown said. “They have four DeVicenzo, 61, won $22,500 for said DeVicenzo, winner of more says the big bottle of cola is on sale for 79 cents and the people to a room and that does not first place. Gardner Dickinson, 56, electronic register rings up 89 cents...and you don’t The Manchester Soccer Club has announced its NORW ALK, Calif. (U P l) — Mary Lou Retton and than 250 indiviudal titles. give you enough space to be able to of West Palm Beach, Fla.. shot a 68 spot the overcharge until you get home. But, open tryouts for the upcoming fall session as Julianne McNamara led the U.S. women’s gymnas­ concentrate on your event. We to finish at 208, two strokes behind inaccurate shelf pricing may soon be a thing of the These offers require refund forms: M AR IFAC $1 Refund. Send the required refund follow: boys born in 1973 may try out Friday and tics team to an overwhelming victory Sunday over a score points as a team but it’s DeVicenzo. past. The electronic revolution hds finally hit the Clip ‘n’ file refunds CUREM ASTER $1.50 Coupon Offer. Send the form and the Universal Product Code symbols Tuesday, July 24, at Martin School from 6-7:30 Canadian team in the final pre-Olympic tuneup for really not a team effort. It’s an The tournament, also known as Amritraj supermarket shelves. required refund form and the label from a from any two packages of Maripac Fish Fillets p.m.; boys born in 1974 may tryout Saturday at both squads. Expires Nov. 30, 1984. Martin School from 9:30 a m. to noon; boys born individual effort. the Merrill Lynch-Golf Digest The resolution in shelf pricing has started in Irving, Meat, Poultry, Seafood Curemaster Ham. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. VAN DE K A M P ’S Offer. Receive a couiKin fora in 1975 may-tryout Monday, July 23, and Retton and McNamara each recorded two perfect “ I’m glad he’s (Lewis) the one tournament, was played over the Texas, where a walk through the produce section at Other Main Dishes (File No. 6) FOSTER FARMS Receive two 50-cent coupons free package of Van de Kamp’s Today’s Catch Wednesday, July 25, at the Manchester Commun­ 10s in the Americans’ 396.15 to 388.35 victory. making the enemies but I agree 6,566-yard Newport Country Club net champ Mlnyard’s Sack’n Save warehouse store will surprise good on any Foster Farms product. Send the Send the required refund form and the proof of ity College soccer field from 6-7:30 p.m.; girls with some of the things he’s saying. course. you. Gone are the old white plastic shelp price signs — Clip out this file and keep it with similar required refund form and the words "Foster Ketton’s perfect scores came in the vault and floor purchase panels from any three of the following: born in 1973 mpy tryout on Tuesday, July 24, and If it came down to it, I would Art Wall, 60, of Sonoita, Fla., the NEWPORT. R.I. (UPl) - Vijay in their place are electronic LED price displays cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Farms Fresh Young Turkey" from the turkey exercises, as she won the vault and tied with support him” Today’s Catch Fish Fillets, Today s Catch Cod Wednesday, July 25, at the Manchester Commun­ leader of Friday’s opening round, Am ritraj defeated top- seeded Tim similar to those in an electronic calculator, but much beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting bag. EXpirs Dec. 31, 1984. McNamara and teammate Michelle Dusserre in the Fillets, Today’s Catch Perch Fillets, Today’s ity College soccer field from 6-7:30 p.m. Brown won the 100 meters in shot a 69 to finish third at 209. Jim Mayotte 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, Sunday to larger and easier to read from a distance. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for HILLSHIRE FARM Golden Anniversary Re­ floor exercises. Catch Flounder Fillets and Today’s Catch Baby Tryouts for teams in other age brackets will be 10.26 and ran a leg of the victorious Ferree, 53, of Hilton Head Island, become the first player to win the. Why will these electronic price displays be more the required forms at supermarket, in newspap­ fund. Receive a $1.60 refund and a 40-cent coupon. Sole Fillets. Expires Dec. 31, 1984 announced at a later date. McNamara notched her 10s in the floor exercises 400-meter relay team at The . S.C., Bob 'Toski, 57, of Boca Raton! $100,000 Hall of Fame tennis accurate than the old plastic shelf signs? Because, ers and magazines, and when trading with Send the required refund form and the full labels and the uneven bars. Athletics Congress meet spon­ Fla,, and Gabe Brewer 53, of Palm championship three times. when they tied in with the store’s computer, the price friends. Offers may not be available in all areas of from any four packages of Hlllshire Farm W E AV E R Winter Boneless $1 Refund. Send the Costello retains WBC title sored by Kinney Shoes. Springs, Calif., finished at 211. Amritraj, a native of India now on the shelf will always be the same price that is rung the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each Sausage products, plus the register tape. Expires required refund form and the Universal Product The all-around title went to Retton with a two-day In all nine stadium records were “ From tee to green I was very living in Marina Del Ray, Calif., up on the electronic scanner-controlled cash register. refund. Aug. 30, 1984. Code symbols from three packages of Weaver KINGSTON, N.Y. — Billy Costello of New York total of 79.80 out of a possible 80. McNamara had 79.50, broken and one tied at the event good,” said DeVicenzo, who joined lost the first set as a result of poor Both the shelf price and the register price will be The following refund offers are worth $14.39. LIBBY’S CM Refund. Receive $1 to $4.50 in Chicken Rondelets. Mini-Drums or Chicken retained his World Boxing Council super and Kathy Johnson was a surprising third with 78.9s! that lost much of its luster when the Seniors Tour in 1980. "And I serves and returns. Mayotte re­ controlled by the computer. This week’s refund offers have a total value of refunds. Send the required refund form and five Sticks in any combination. Expires Sept 30. 1984. lightweight title for the first time Sunday with a many U.S. Olympians dropped out. didn’t miss any short putts. I sponded with lobs and drop shots. The new electronic LED shelf sign display shows $32.68. labels from any Libby canned meat product for a Here’s a refund form to write (or: $2 in cou|xins. Johnson, Tracee Talavera and Marie Roethlis- lopsided unanimous decision over Ronnie Shields Lewis and Mary Decker dropped prices in easy-to-read letters and the display units are This offer doesn’t require a refund form: $1 refund; or send 10 labels for a $ 2 ^ refund; or plus 50 cents in cash. HARTZ $2 Offer, P.O. Box berger are battling for the final two spots on the U.S. putted very steady in this In the second set, Amritraj of Port Arthur, Texas. out last week but Judi Brown, Kim tournament.” mounted on the edges of the shelves. The store can OSCAR M A Y E R Refund Offer, 3 Stuart Dr., send 15 labels for a $4.50 refund. E ^ ir e s Aug 31 PM 189, El Paso, TX 79966 Requests lor the form Olympic team. Lucy Wener injured a knee in became more aggressive and Gallagher, Greg Foster, Rodger P.O. Box 8132, Kankakee, IL 60902. Receive a $1 1984. must be received by Nov. 1, 1984. This offer Costello decked Shields three times in the Saturday’s competition and will not be able to make DeVicenzo, 34 on the front nine, broke Mayotte to take a 1-0 lead. even program them to flash on and off to let shoppers 12-round bout. Costello was knocked down once — the team. Kingdom and Tom Petronoff all featured an eagle at the par-5, Amritraj called the service break know an item is on sale. refund. Send three labels from any Oscar Mayer LIB B Y M C N E ILL & LIB B Y $1 Refund Send expires Dec. 31, 1984, While waiting for the form, in the second round when the fighters traded scratched on Saturday before their 519-yard seventh hole. the "whole tuminc point of the The LED shelf price display is made by Viscom Cheese Hot Dogs, Original or Nacho Style, plus the required refund form and two labels from any save the Universal Product Code symbol from a knockdowns. Andrea Thomas, of Markham, Ont., was Canada’s events. DeVicenzo, who bogeyed the game, especially the way he lost it Corp., of Dallas, and the recent installation at the your name, address and Z IP code. Expires Aug, cans of Libby’s Canned Salmon. Expires Dec 31 2-in-l Plus Reflecting Collar for Dogs, Cats, top finisher, placing eighth. One group of Olympians \»ho fourth hole, had a birdie on the with a double-fault on break ' Irving Sack’n Save is the first major test of the 1, 1984. 1984. Puppies or Large Dogs didn’t scratch was the U.S. Olym­ ninth by sinking a 20-foot downhill point.” system. The reaction on the pdrt of shoppers has been 16 - MANCHESTKR HKRAU), Monday, July IB. Iim4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 16. 1984 - 17 Service Notes Collesc Notes PTA addresses

Serves 21 years in Navy Graduate Stony Brook Bachelor’s degree awarded alcohol on TV, Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Richard C. Kevin P. Flanagan and James E. Bauer, both of Tracy M. Leete of 603 Silver St., Coventry, has been Ilespard, son of James R, and Edna M. Despard of Manchester, graduated recently from State Univer­ awarded a bachelor’s degree at Springfield College. sity of New York at Stony Brook. I-.iurel Trail, Coventry, has retired from active duty toxic art supplies in the U.S. Navy after 21 years of service. Flanagan majored in philosophy and Bauer in marine biology science. Despard most recently served at Trident Refit children to view alcohol as it Kacility Bangor in Bremerton, Wash. ■fiJ ■ ■ ■ By Patricia McCormack Entering college in fall United Press International suitable means for adults to handle a variety of social problems Promoted in Marines Patricia A. Gregory of 204 High St. will enter St. Concerns ranging from toxic'art Another resolution recom­ Joseph College in West Hartford in the fall. She’s been % ^ supplies to alcoholic beverages in mended that the PTA took at tho Marine Pfc. Paul S. Nowak, son of Joseph A. and named a winner of the Greater Hartford Area Awards TV programming show up in advertising of alcoholic bever­ by the college admissions office. Josephine A. Nowak of Croft Drive, has been resolutions from the convention of ages, "especially in movie theat­ promoted to his present rank while serving with the The awards program offers full-tuition or half­ the National PTA. a 5.7 million- ers and on television and radio, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, tuition scholarships to high school seniors applying to Oh, how sweet it is member organization that is the directed toward children and Beaufort, S.C. the college. nation's largest child advocacy vouth” Airman compietes course Mountain Laurel Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will harmony barbershop style. The concert Is free. Those group. 11 asked the Nalional PTA to John Green on dean’s list .perform Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Bicentennial Band attending should bring a chair or a blanket for seating. It The one on art urged the "attempt to eliminate the'advertis­ Airman Robert E. Dussault II, son of Kathleen National PTA to seek and support ing, especially in movie theaters Barrett of 62.5 Vernon Road, has graduated from the John H. Green, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Shell on the campus of Manchester Community College. is being sponsored by Gunvar Industries of Manchester. legislation mandating the labeling and on television and radio, of all U.S. Air Force television equipment repair course at Green of 231 School St., has been named to the dean's The chorus of 75 includes women from 20 towns in The rain date is July 26. of ingredients on art and craft alcoholic beverages, including Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. scholastic honor list for the second semester at Connecticut and Massachusetts. They perform four-part products and precautions for safe beer and wine, that asociale such Kemper Military School and College, Boonville, Mo. use. beverages with health, recrea­ Studies law at base Green was a college sophomore and second-year The problem, the resolution said, tional activities, pre.slige. success cadet at Kemper this past school year. is that children arc using art and sexuality ” Staff Sgt. David P. Ellis, husband of the former materials containing at least 13 A rating system for records, Lorraine Grabe of 387 Porter St., has graduated from Thompson earns BS degree Advice known or suspected carcinogens tapes and cassettes was proposed an Air Force major command non-commissioned Tracy Leete Lori A. Vercelli Daniel L. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L and other dangerous agents. Six­ by another resolution. It called on officer academy at Robins Air Force Base, Ga. Thompson of 236 Woodland St., graduated April teen different art materials used in the National PTA to "encourage Ellis is a law enforcement supervisor with the 28.5th 14 from the Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, Maine Receives associates degree some school systems were found to record, tape and cassette produc­ Security Police Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, ers to consider the explicit con­ Okla. with a bachelor of science degree in marine Lori A. Vercelli, daughter of Louis Vercelli of 160 be insufficiently labeled. engineering. Hebron Road, Bolton, and the late Evelyn Vercelli, Dad wants to reach out and hit son "Poison control centers have tents of some records, tapes and He passed a federal examination to qualify as a 3rd graduated May 24 from Manchester Community difficulty in treating youngsters cassettes." "There currently is no rating Completes combat course assistant engineer in the U.S. Merchant Marines. At College with an associates degree. She majored in DEAR ABBY:You be the judge. Parent’s Prayer" in your column because each hair is removed (by who have ingested an art product an awards banquet he also received recognition for executive secretarial studies. and feel the need to comment. needle) individually. (Some hairs because many products lack ingre­ system in u.se for evaloaling the Spec. 4 Darryl H. Downham, sor of Dwight D. and Junior, our married son, and his his four years as a band member. His minor was She is employed by Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of What’s with all this, "Dear God, grow back and must be removed dient and hazard labels," the content of records, liqics, and Helen Downham of 76 Foster St., . ■. completed one wife have a habit of taking their industrial management. make me ...; Dear God, help me again.) Waxing is popular, but not resolution said. cassettes or any markings on the station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Glastonbury. telephone off the hook whenever Dear ...; Dear God, guide me..., "and all without pain. Depilatories are The problem of drug and alcohol jackets or covers to indicate their Fort Benning Ga. they feel like it. When the phone is such other weak-kneed whining? popular, but because they contain abuse by youth sparked the resolu­ content," the re.solution noted. The solidiers were taught to perform any of the off the hook, the caller gets a busy Abby Earns medical Graduates How about, "Dear Mother, haul strong chemicals, they must be tion on alcoholic beverages in TV "Children may purcha.se or play duties in a rifle or mortar squad. signal and has to call again. Abigail up your bootstraps, buckle on your used with care in certain areas. programming. Ite said: "Whe­ records, tapes and cassettes con­ degree from Eastern Well, the other evening my Van Buren armor and call on all the common Shaving is another option, but reas, the frequent depiction of the taining questionable content Assigned to Sheppard Banners mark 50 years husband tried to phone our son, and sense, guts and love you were born many complain that it encourages consumption of alcohol in pro­ A resolution on "Objectional U.se of Children in Commercials” said Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Banner Sr. of 25 he got a busy signal for two hours with and raise your children regrowth, and they get a 5 o’clock gramming tends to glamorize and Airman Duncan G. Drever, son of Catriona M. Mark Jon Quitadamo, Laura C. Raymond, straight. He became furious, got yourself” ? shadow before 6 p.m. moralize drinking, and ... whereas many commercials depict young Drever of 9 Auburn Road, has been assigned to Goslee Drive were honored recently at a daughter of Mrs. Karen chillrcn in highly mature and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank into his car and drove to Junior’s complain? MRS. J.G.L., MEDINA, OHIO Then there's "Baby Touch," a children watch television on an Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, after completing 50th wedding anniversary celebration at Quitadamo of 115 Cush­ Stone of 59 Santina Drive, house. (It’s about three miles.) simple mitten-like buffer that’s average of 24 to 26 hours per week inappropriate roles, and that a Air Force basic training. MOTHER the Holiday Inn, East Hartford. The man Drive, graduated graduated May 13 from When he got there, he found Junior, DEAR MRS. L.; I think you easy to use and has been a longtime ... be it resolved, that the National growing trend is to use progres-. Drever will now receive specialized instruction in Eastern Connecticut missed the point. “ A Parent’s PTA urge the TV broadcasting sively younger chillrcn in roles May 24 from the Univer­ his wife and their kids just sitting DEAR MOTHER; Yes. A person favorite of women of all ages. the civil engineering field He is a 1983 graduate of party was given by their children and State University with a Prayer” was a mother’s plea for industry to eliminate unnecessary beyond their maturity level. sity of Connecticut School in the backyard, doing nothing. installs a telephone for his own Manchester High School. their spouses, Walter and Edith Banner bachelor of science the patience, strength and The resolution urged the PTA to of Medicine, Farmington Junior had taken the phone off the convenience — not for the conven­ CONFIDENTIAL TO THE scenes depicting drinking ... when degree. wisdom to raise a child. All not related to the story line," recommend that members tell Jr. of Spring Valley, N.Y., William L. and with a doctor of medicine hook because they didn’t want to be ience of others. If my memory LONELIEST WARRIOR IN CALI­ mothers know that raising a child Research, the resolution said, "manufacturers, advertising Arrives for duty at base Ruth Nichols of Solana Beach, Calif., degree. She majored in business disturbed during dinner, and no­ serves me well, it was the late FORNIA: There is a child abuse is a do-it-yourself project. indicates there are approximately agencies and television stations body thought to put it back on! Supreme Court Justice Brandeis law in California that makes it Air Force-Airman Scott E. Mazur, son of Richard S. Peter and Elaine Banner of Torrington, Dr. Quitadamo has administration and has a I four episodes of drinking per hour their objections to the u.se of minor in data processing. who said, “ One of the most mandatory for anyone, including a Mtizur of 49 Woodland St. and Sandra L. Ratcliffe of and Paul. E. Banner of Enfield. About 75 started his residency at My husband took our son apart DEAR ABBY; Please contact on television. children in sugge.stivc and seduc­ She has taken a position cherished of all rights is the right to psychotherapist, to report any 120 Oak Grove St., has arrived for duly at Kelly Air St. Francis Hospital and for his ’’selfishness" and "lack of your experts on the best way for knowledge of child molestation to The PTA fears this may lead tive commercials” relatives and friends attended. The with A.C. Nielsen as a be left alone.” I orce Base in Texas. Medical Center in consideration" for us, his parents, women to remove body hair in marketing research field the police. Mazur, a navigation equipment specialist with the couple was married in St. Mark’s Church Hartford. saying we should be able to reach Of course, if parents are elderly order to wear those new swimsuits. 1923rd Communications Group, was previously in New Britain on July 1,1934. They also representative based in him by phone when we want to. or in poor health, one would hope SUSAN IN BROOKLYN Northbrook, III. (Problems? What’s bugging assigned at Keesler Air Force Base. Miss. have eight grandchildren. Mark Quitadamo Laura C. Raymond Junior apoiigized. but didn’t prom­ that their children would keep you? Unload on Abby, P.O. Box Teachers issue caveats ise to discontinue the practice of their telephone line "open" in case DEAR SUSAN: There is no 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038, For Early promotion received taking the phone off the hook. of emergency. "best" way for all women. Elec­ a personal reply, please enclose a ■F_ What do you think about this trolysis for permanent hair remo­ stamped, self-addressed on computers for kids James B. Garner, son of Winfred B. Garner of 42 About Town situation? Is Dad out of line to DEAR ABBY: I just read “ A val is costly, and takes a long time envelope.) Norwood St., has been specially identified for early embracing-of-the-computer by ed­ liromotion to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. By Patricia McCormack ucators include the widespread The airman was awarded the new rating ahead of contact Nancy Scoville-Sartor at 118 Bedford St., United Press International sense that the computer revolution other Air Force members by a "below-the-zone" Lunch meeting postponed Scovilles plan reunion Moberly, Mo., 65270. Computers are good. promotion board which considered job performance, What else can I do for lower back pain? is inexorable, and that educators Manchester Green Chapter 2399 of the American The Scoville family is planning a reunion for July Computers are bad. have no choice but to accept and military knowledge, bearing and self-improvement Association of Retired Persons, has canceled the 27-29 at Circle ’’B’’ Campground at Eminence, WATES meet Tuesday efforts. Computers will make wizards of come to terms with it, Sloan says. luncheon planned for September, due to a conflict in Shannon County, Missouri. All Connecticut Scovilles Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a weak for the present state of your back. I They also went ahead and put in six Garner is an airborne control and warning radar dates. dullartis. “ Frequently,” he said, “ the and relatives are invited to attend this 50th annual Hall, 72 E. Center St., at 7:30 p.m. and painful lower back. This situation think you should be far more comfort­ bypass grafts for good measure. Computers will make dullards of advent of the computer and its specialist at Templehof Air Base, West Germany, has gotten worse the past few years. Members are asked to watch the next bulletin for reunion. Weighing-in will be at 6:30 p.m.; the meeting able at this point in time than your What difference will it make by not wizards. related electronic communica­ ■eilh the 1946th Communications Squadron. the new program. About six months ago I apparently For more information, family members should follows. letter indicates if your injections having the protective covering Educators don’t know, precisely tions is compared to a third lifted too much and within a couple of were successful. around the heart? He is very active. weeks was unable to get out of bed or finally, just how true any of industrial revolution, which, like Then not all back pain is from a We live on a farm and he traps these statements may be, accord­ steam and electricity before it, can without a lot of pain. Sitting got to be disc even when a herniated disc is gophers, mows the lawn and does unbearable and I had to be admitted ing to a report in the prestigious be expected to be all-pervasive in Summer vegetables thrive found on an X-ray. To give you more whatever needs doing. He gets tired, “ Teachers College Record,” jour­ scale and scope .. and unpredicta­ to the hospital. information on back problems I am but not nearly as much as when the The doctor said I had a herniated nal of Teachers College-Columbia ble in its outcome in that no one sending you The Health Letter 13-10, heart was constricted. University. knows what the long-range conse­ disc and my options were surgery or Backache and What to Do about It. chymopapain injection. I decided to The authors advise educators to quences will be.” Others who want this issue can send DEAR READER — That’s pretty start asking questions about where on a spoon-fed fertilizer give the injection a try. It’s been 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- seem to have gotten some improve­ uncommon, but it happens. The sac and how computers are leading the SEEING BOTH potential for Uiree months since the injection and addressed envelope for it to me in ment from your injection. The chy­ around the heart constricts It and pre­ nation's students. human betterment and danger to Editor's note: Questions and my condition seems to be somewhat care of this newspaper, P.O. Box of blanced fertilizer or a handful of ressing include compost, tho- 4 mopapain injections have been disap­ vents normal beating. It can even Douglas M. Sloan, journal editor human beings '.i computers, Sloan answers are based on mail re­ manure or compost. Later, when better but I still am not able to work. 1551, Radio City Station, New York, roughly rotted manure, cottonseed pointing to many. They appear to be compress it to the point that it cannot and professor of history and says "neither the potential can be ceived by Dick Raymond, garden­ the plants have grown some, I I can walk comfortably unless I take NY 10019. meal, alfalfa meal, and complete useful only in well selected cases that pump enough blood. education at Teachers College, is truly realized, nor the dangers ing consultant, author and a star of spoon-feed again, using a tables­ an uneven step or trip, which sends a have no complications. And some DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband, fertilizer such as 5-16-10. Your husband will not have any among those issuing caveats. He avoided, without careful, far- the nationally syndicated televi­ poon of fertilizer or three or four shocking pain through my lower back. patients end up having to have sur­ problem because the sac was ’’Banding’ ’ is by far the simplest age 76, had open-heart surgery. He said: reaching, critical questions being sion gardening show. “ Joy of handfuls of compost per plant. Of I cannot sit for a very long time or gery later b^ause the injections had only one attack of chest pain, was removed. In fact, based on some old and most popular method of bend without pain. My doctor says X- "Scrambling to lead the van­ asked." Gardening,’’ course I spoon-feed my row crops didn’t do that much good. not a bit overweight, doesn't smoke or research, the inflammation that applying a sidedressing for hungry rays of the back look OK. He has giv­ guard of the computer- Harriet K. Cuffaro, Bank Street of sweet corn, okra and broccoli I do not know your doctor’s special­ drink alcoholic beverages. An caused the thickening of the sac may crops. I simply open a 2 to 3-inch communications revolution in edu­ College of Education, says in the By Dick Raymond once or twice. en me light excerises to do which ity, but if he is not a neurosurgeon angiogram showed a slight blood-ves­ have increased the blood Row to the deep furrow 6 inches down both cation, American educators have report tjat computers in the United Press International Nitrogen is in high demand by seem to aggravate the pain, but I’m you might want to ask for a consulta­ sel obstruction. However, the doctors surface of his heart. I’d be more con­ sides of the row, sprinkle a band of made no concerted effort to ask at classroom limit the range and growing plants but it leaches out of trying to do them easily to strengthen tion with one. And a consultation with didn’t have any ideas of the real trou­ cerned about taking measure to pre­ plant food such as 5-10-10 in each what level, for what purposes, and quality of experiences available to Q. Is there anything I can do to the soil rapidly, soil’s necessary to my back. Is there anything else you a specialist in physical medicine ble until he was cut open. vent any buildup of fatty-cholesterol furrow and then cover it with spil in what ways the computer is young children. make my lilac bush blossom more sidedress with nitrogen-rich fertil­ would suggest? might help establish what kind of They found the pericardial sac very deposits in those bypass grats. His so it doesn’t splash up in a rain and educationally appropriate and in­ "In educational' settings that heavily? izer or organic materials. The Most Advanced Mower In The DEAR READER — At least you exercises, if any, you should be doing much thickened and had to peel it off. lifestyle sounds good. burn plants. Take care not to make appropriate, in what ways and to have consistently stres.scd the Barbara B. —Monkton, VT. Sources of nitrogen rich mate­ Industry your furrow too deep inside whom we can count on its being imporiances of experience, direct A. If you do two things each year, rials that may be used as sided­ shallow-rooted crops. • Mulching or Bagging ... Eliminate Free Thatch Eliminator tm beneficial or harmful," Sloan says. participation, and sensory explo­ you should get a lot more blossoms Clippings on your lilac bush. First, each Public Records “ THE OVERALL picture has ration, the presence of the two- spring after the bush has stopped • Flip-Top Bag . . . Eliminate Clipping been one, instead, of educators dimensional screens, abstractions blossoming, you should prune it. • Single Height Control. . . Eliminates vying to outdo one another in and simulations is anomalous." BIG POW ER Warranty deeds Del Greco, Trustee, 23 Bunce Florence Gregory, 204 High St. taking off all of the dead blossoms Awkward Height Adjustments Liens thinking of new ways to use the Valerie A. Claps to Eric and' Drive. so they won’t go to seed. Each seed Internal Revenue Service Robert J. Sardello, director of • View Window ... Eliminates Filling Carol Bailey, 410-412 N. Main St., Herman Frechette and Gerald computer in all manners and at cluster you leave on will hold back LI* Pendens against property of Albert and studies at the Dallas Institute of FOR Guesswork P. Rothman to Albert R. Martin, Connecticut Mortgage and In­ every level of education possible. blossoms another year. $115,500. Marilyn Dziedziu Jr., 72 Bowers Humanities and EdL(catiun, in a • Self-Propelled . . . Eliminates Vernon Street Corp. to Stanley land on North Elm Street. vestment Exchange Inc. against "Professional responsibility de­ Also, remove any dead or St., $2,494. contribution titled "The Techno­ Pushing Talaga. 70 KnoIIwood Road, Herman Frechette and Gerald George and Liberty Kalfas. mands more.” unhealthy branches, and make BIG Southern New England Tele­ Specialists contributing to the logical Threat to Education,” even $31,000. P. Rothman to Albert R. Martin, 38 sure the bush doesn’t get too tall. A phone against property of Kenneth warns that computerization of Vernon Street Corp. to Stanley Pearl St. report, "The Computer in Educa­ shorter bush will put on blossoms Foreclosures A. Brown, land on Lydall Street, education could lead to "a culture JOBS Talaga, land on KnoIIwood Road, Gerald P. Rothman and Albert tion in Critical Perspective, join down where you can see them. If Park Chestnut Enterprises fore- $142. Sloan in issuing warnings. of psychopaths." $26,000. R. Martin to Herman Frechette, 6 you get a lot of suckers from the Now On Sale! closese on property of John A. He complains that education Financeamerica Mortgage Ser­ Edison Road. A main one is that computers in base of the bush, thin these, Versatile, dependable Barone, Protect-A-Honje Siding Liens released "has gone from the order of the vices Inc. to Jeffrey and Nancy Abraham Ostrinsky to Abraham the classroom alienate children leaving four or five good ones: they John Deere lawn & garden tractors and Remodeling, Manchester State of Connecticut releases from the real world and inhibit heart to the order of caleulative •8 hp Easy Start Lane, 655 W. Middle Turnpike, and Beatrice Ostrinsky, land on lien on property of estate of Ruth F. manipulation." -.... will replace the old bush in a few Across-the-board features include State Bank. Beverly Bronzi and their ability to think abstractly or John Deere lawn and garden tractors are •30” Deck $73,000 (based on conveyance tax.) Bissell Street. Mark Wilson, unit 114 B2 Park Duncan. "Psychopathy is a kind of years. cushioned high-back seat, color-coded built to take care of big mowing, thatch­ creatively. controls, triple-safety starting, built-in Rogil Investments to Michael Vernon Street Corp. to John and Leone R. Pagano releases lien on Second, if your lilac bush is ing. tilling, blading and snow removal Chestnut Condominium. So why are educators falling all programming in life, learning how headlights, roomy operator's area and2- •5 Cutting Heights and Valerie Mills, unit 86, Mill- Etta Scavotto, land on KnoIIwood growing in poor, acid soil, give it iobs ... without taking It out on you. propert of Anthony Dininni. to debug life,” says he. position footrests. ' bridge Hollow Condominium, Road. over themselves falling in love some lime and fertilzer early in the •5 Speeds—Shift-on-the-go with computers? "The psychopath dws every­ A wide range of attachments are available lor all models. Test drlvea200 $43,750. Herman Frechette and Albert R. Attachments spring each year. Be careful not to •Buiit to iast Attachments rsisasad Sloan answers: thing effortlessly, freely, without series gear drive, or our top of the line 300 hydrostatic drive units todayl Martin to Gerald P. Rothman, unit Steven S. Salerno et al against Leone R, Pagano releases att­ any sense of inhibition, restraint, overfertilize; that will make a lot OFFER EXPIRES JULY 21, 1084 "Pushing computers is where Quitclaim' deeds A5, Oxford Court Condominium. property of Robert Joslin et al, 119 achment on propert of Anthony or suppression” of green Toliage but no blossoms. Herman Del Greco to Herman Florence Gregory to James and Autumn St., $65,000. the money is; it is better to be on Next year, you should have a lot Dininni. the bandwagon than running to of blossoms. SPECIAL FREE 46" Deck w/purchase. catch up, or standing in front of it; (Teachers College Record Report Q. I didn’t get good crops in my W. H. PREUSS SONS no one wants to be labeled ... an on Computers, $6 per copy, Irom garden last year. My neighbor'said See us today for a John Deere Thousbts anti-technologist, a nongrowth Teachers College Record (Vol. 8S, I should sidedress all my plants. 228 BOSTOH TURNPIKE person, a matho-phobe and No. 4), Box 103, Teachers College, Could you tell me how to go about computer-anxious.” Columbia University, New York, doing it. Haven’t you tUme without Deeper reasons for the N.Y. 10027.) a Toro long en4tugh? Tlip Man From Nazareth This background caused trouble nothing from the church. They Jesus believed in the religious P.C.K. —Charleston, III. BOLTON, CT (RT 6&44) 643-9492 One of the first things we might when people wanted to know, “ Can missed the .wonder of who it was institutions of his day. He only A. Sidedressing is I'u i/^tdii)ical OpM Taw.^ WaA, Fri. reflect on is that Jesus came from anything good come out of that stood in their midst. We miss wanted them to fulfill their rightful Something Different...... Wish Someone A word for the spoon-fei .iihg of • M -S dO ra Na.zareth, that he was an historical Nazareth?” the grand sweep, the objective purpose and so should we. fertilizer. I like to spoon-feed all M«LaSrt.«M-4PM; person who spoke a dialect, wore Our Nazareth is the church. Like grandeur, the greatness of the my vegetable plants. I spoon-feed Batens, or^nary clothes and did ordinary the contemporaries of Jesus who church. And not only do we not ’The Rev. Richard W. Dupee Happy Birthday peppers, tomatoes and other trans­ things. He was thoroughly were too familiar with him, we «xpect anything, but familiarity Pastor, San. 9-2 PM Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work plants as soon as I put them in the grounded in his time and place. tend to expect little and hope for can breed contempt. NorfhJUnIted Methodist Church with A Herald Happy Heart ground. I give them just a teaspoon Cinema

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Ashton, land bargains, 5 acres to 6021 or 644-3977. N O TIC E OF Hartford Rood, 7 days o PRDFIT AGENCY forthe parties. DJ and Light tax. Sand, gravel and 1975 MALIBU — Good ADOfTION OF ORDINANCE Employment SEWING MACHINE OP­ week for the 1984-85 profit sharing. Call 649- Andover Elementary 500 acres, covering Ver­ week, 5-6:30om. Excel­ traumatlcollv broln- Show by the Party Pers­ stone. Call 643-9504. condition. Powersteer- In accordance with the provitlona of Chapter 3. Section l and B of ERATORS — Experience school year. Contact 4563. School, 742-8457. mont and the BerkshIrM' M A N C H ES TE R — Within lent pay. Must be depen­ tnlured seeking on Indi­ pective People. Coll 643- For Sale Ing, powerbrakes. New the Town Charter, notice it hereby given of the adoption by the & Education preferred. On bus route. Walter MachowskI, prlcl- at lowest Imaginable pri­ walking distance to Su­ Board of Directors ol the Town of Manchesier. Connecticut on July dable. Apply only In per­ vidual who possesses 1262. PICK YOUR OWN RASP­ ports. Extras, new snows, Apply at: Roosevelt pal, Marlborough Ele­ ces. Write: CATALOG' perior Court. Five room, 12. 1084 M E C H A N IC W A N T E D — son at: Hartford Road management skills and BERRIES — AT Nutmeg rims. Call 644-8789. Ask­ RROROf ED ORDINANCE Mills, 215 East Main mentary School, School For construction com­ D F F IC E , P.D. Box 938-E,; first floor office suite, Household Goods 62 Dairy Queen. PERSON 16 experience in the human BRICKS, BLOCKS, Vineyard, Bunker Hill ing $1350. BE IT ORDAINED by theBoardof DIrectora of the Town of Man- Help Wanted 21 Street, Vernon, between Drive, Marlborough, CT pany. Must have North Adorns, Moss. central air conditioning, cheater that the Town of Manchester convey to Qeraid N Qarston OR OVER for COUNTER services field. Knowled- STONE — Concrete. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Road, Coventry. Call 742- 9am-4pm. 06447, telephone 295-9551. complete set of tools and 01247. 2 rest rooms, tHirklng, on end Dorothy Qarston, as tenants In common, (or the sum of Sixty R E A L E S T A T E — We ore WORK at Hartford Rood ge/experlence with trau­ Chimney repairs. No lob 8402 for details. 1973 PLYMOUTH DUS­ Thousand (960,00000) Dollars. Lot No 17 in the Buckland Industrlai seeking on energetic, li­ be able to weld. Full high visibility street. G & USED REFRIGERA­ TE R — Good for parts. SHELTER DIRECTDR — Dairy Queen. Apply In matic brain Injuries a too small. Call 644-8356. Park. Town of Mancheater. County of Hart lord and Slate of Con nec- PART TIME HELP EXPERIENCED HAIR­ censed real estate person benefits. Coll Brad be­ S Associates, 643-2121. TORS, WASHERS, $300. Coll after 4pm, 649- ticut. Said premises are more particularly bounded and described as Manchester Emergency person at: Hartford Rood plus. Salary commensu­ WANTED — General DRESSER WANTED — who enjoys working with tween 9om and 3pm, 289- Ranges - clean, guoran- 0511. follows: Shelter, administrative Dairy Queen. rate with credentials and TONNIE'S ODD JOB Beginning at a point In thewesterlystreet llneof Batson Drive, said cleaning person to clean Very good earnings, no people. We offer on ac­ 8235. ONE ROOM OFFICE — teied, parts and service. oversight. Client needs skills. Forward resume SERVICE: Mowing, lawn point having ooordinataa N350.t50.773. £047,055 021 and being a small shop and office. following needed. Ful- tive and enthuslostic N.H. 5.5 ACRES — WO- Central location. $95 per Low prices. B.D. Pearl & 1979 MERCURY MO­ aoutheaatefly corner of the land herein described, thoice the line assessment and assist­ AUTO MECHANIC — and writing sample to: core, hedges, house- Hours negotiable. Re­ l/part time. Call Anne, working environment CARPET INSTALLER — shlngton, N.H. about month, utilities included. pointing (Interior and ex­ Son, 649 Main Street, NARCH — 6 cylinder, runs in a northwesterly direction along thewaaterly»rly streetSt llneof Bet* ance. Social Services ed­ Needed now for new cor CBTI Inc., 401 West Main STOP aon Drive“ alongngthei g the Iarc - of _ ' a . circular - ...... curve ...... (o the right.. having a della spond to P.O. Box 127, 643-1442. and training. High In­ Experienced only, with 120M to Hartford. Coll 646-6714. 643-2171. automatic transmission, ucation or egulvalent ex­ dealership. Fulltime per­ Street, Norwich, CT terior), driveway sealing angleangif of * “23°*55'-2t" * --•6'-2t" and a redlui of 630 00 feet for a distance of Bolton, CT 06040. come possible. For confi­ own tools and transporta­ Wooded, running brook,, at the power steering, AM /FM a poirDint which la the noftheaalerly corner of the land perience, car required. manent position. Top pay 06360. and more. Call 871-2938. 263.04 feet to a | TRUCK DRIVER — Heat­ dential Interview coll tion. Coll 633-0723 after 275' rood frontage, boot­ OFFICE SPACE — 2nd MUST SELL EVERY­ stereo, rear defogger. herein deacribed. thence the tine runs In a westerly direction along Salary $14,500. Shelter plan and benefits. Must NOW HIRING SMILING ing fuel oil. Experience 6pm. ing nearby. Low taxes. floor, 2 rooms totaling 500 TH IN G ! Bedroom and Excellent condition. land now. or formerly of the Town of Manchester. Lot Not 16 on the Supervisors, 25 hour Frank Sfrono, Strono be dependable, capable, LADY BUSTER KEN­ map herein referred to, said line having a bearing of S89"-30'23"W for FACES at ..SUBWAY — only lor home delivery. WAITRESS WANTED — Must sell. $6750. Coll 649- sq. ft. August 1st occu­ living room sets, etc. Best $3100. Call 643-6287. week, alternate even­ Real Estate, 647-7653. experienced and hove NELS — Canine board­ a dtotance of 363 62 feet to a point which Is the rxjrthwesterly corner Apply at:' 288 Center Insurance benefits, uni­ FULL OR PART TIME High school. Weekdays 7577, keep trying otter pancy. Heat, air condi­ offer. Call 871-2297. Buckland Rd. of the I and herein described, thence ihe line runs in asoutherly direc­ ings, on overnight per own tools. Apply In per­ ing, state licensed, safe, Street, between 10am and forms, vacation, etc. Call DENTAL HYGIENIST — HELP — Looking for a and weekend mornings. 8p.m. tioning Included. Plenty FORD STATION tion along land now or formerly of Thersa Qtode, said iinehaving a week. Experience with son to Service Manager, clean, reasonable rates. South Windsor bearing of S0°-21'-30’Y/ lor a distance ot 164 14 feet to a point; 6pm. Must be 18 and like 647-9137. Port time storting In skilled automotive me­ Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 W. of off street parking. Coll OLDER FOUR DRAWER W AGON, 1974 — In good population required. Sa- Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, R.L. Cobb, 647-8309 and thence the line continues in a southerly direction along limd rxjw or working with public. August. Progressive, chanic. Must hove own Middle Tpke. 10-ACRE RANCH ^ John H. Lappen, Inc, DRESSER — With full condition. Best offer over lory $7800. EED. Mall 345 Center Street, Man­ 649-8496. NATIVE CORN formerly of Alton Wilcox, said line having a bearing of SO°-13'-10'\V preventative oriented tools. Apply: Brown's $17,995 full price. $395 649-5261. swIng-ape m irror. Has $900. Call 649-9953. (or a distance of 201 71 feet to a pomi which is thesouthweatarly application to: Manches­ chester. 649-1749. PART TIME RECEP­ practice In MoncNester. Tire Shop, 333 Main CASHIER/CLERK — For down payment. $188 per 6” legs. Needs some & Vogotablot corner ot the land herein described, thence (he line runs in an eaa* BOOKKEEPER — After­ ter Area Conference ot NORWAY HANDYMAN terly direction along land now or formerly ot Joseph Qlode. said Ine noons. Experienced TIONIST — Good typing Experience preferred. Street, Manchester. Coll convenience store, full month. Resorts, boot MANCHESTER OFFICE work. 550. Call 643-2880. 1976 BUICK SKYLARK — Churches, P.D. Box, 773, AUTO DETAIL PERSON — Twenty years expe­ having a bearing orN7CF-10'-36“E for a distance of 121.16 feet to a through trial balance. skills, billing and filing. Please coll 646-2251. 646-3444. time or port time, 10pm to m o rln o s close. La k e SPACE — Ideal for ac­ rience. $8 per hour, 2hour Standard transmission, point; thence the line continues (n an easterly direction along land Manchester, CT 06040. — Needed Immediately 6om. Ideal tor retired or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fuss 8. O'Neill, 210 Main 10-4:30, Monday, Wed­ for new and used cor Dzorks, Missouri. Big countant, lawyer or sales minimum. Available 7 BOY'S OAK HEAD runs good, $150. Call 649- noworlormerly of George J Qlode. J r . and along land now or form­ nesday ond Friday. Call Deadline: July 2Sth. TEACHER-ASSISTANT handicapped person. trees. Coll collect 314-392- office. Central location. 5904. erly of Kenneth Corneau. Lot No 21 on the map herein referred lo. In Street, Manchester, CT clean-up. Top salary In days. Call 649-1714. BOARD — For twin bed. Pets 65 part by each, said line having a bearing of N70°-56'-50"E for a total D IR E C T O R O f nursery Apply in person: Dairy 06040. E O E , M /F. .528-2106. area with bonus. Full 3742. Ample parking. Call 649- Never used. $40 Firm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rMatanceof 413 80 feet to a point, thence the line runs in a rKjrtherly SERVICE STATIDN AT­ school, 5 morning ses­ Mart, 653 Center Street time, permanent posi­ 2891. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, Call 643-1568. ••••••••••••••••••••••• refection along land now or formerly of said Kenneth Com M u. Lot TENDANT — Part time. sions. Degree, expe­ from 6om to 2pm. No 21. said line havtog abearlno of Nt6°*36 *29 "W(or a distance of tion. We need a reliable, CONCRETE Walkways, MotorcyclM/BIcyctes 72 Apply at: Gil's Auto Ser­ RENTAL SECRETARY rience preferred. Accept­ D O G TRAINING 67.12 feet to a point; thence the line runs in a northeasterly direction quality minded detoller. steps, patios, chimney FOR SALE — 9 piece atong land now or formerly of said Kenneth Corneau. Lot No 21. said vice, Route 6, Bolton. WANTED — Port time, RECEPTIDNIST — Port Rentals MANCMCTn CLASSES — Beginners ••••••••••••••••••••••• Just right for chilly days OUTSIDE SALESPERSON ing resumes only. Send Apply In person to Ser­ repairs, siding and paint­ cherry dining room set. line having a bearing of N44°-27‘-56‘'E tor a distance of 70.(M feet to evenings, 4-7 and wee­ to: Center Nursery time tor Manchester phy­ H CINT8A1 BIISIIKSS OISTMa obedience classes stort­ and evenings . . . the cro­ the pi^nt of beginning. vice Manager. Bob Riley ing. Quality work at Excellent condition. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Needed Evenings in kends. Coll Carroll John­ School, 11 Center Street, sician. Please contact $UI/tH$E Fireplace fixtures, large ing July 16th at the Ver­ cheted capelet with The herein deecrto^ parcel contains an area of 3 77 acres son Brundrett, Fountain Oldsmoblle, 345 Center S.nOtq. (1 warehouseorassem­ lower prices. Call 646-7776 RANCE SPECIALIST — bright edging and flower Said parcel is shown on a map entitled, *Town of Manchester Con- MANCHESTER; CT Ruth at 647-1493. bly tHiiltfing Loedingdock.Sever- non YM CA. Call Central Manchester PAINTERS Street, Manchester. 649- ^ 1 for free Estimates. round mirror, rug. Call Call us and compare our r>ectic|^t Departrrient of Public Works Engineering Division Land Village, 528-1300. 06040. heed doore. Fenced perking. Connecticut Dog Train- trim. WANTED 1749. I«t laaKy — *4T-S00$ $43-9485. rates. Ask for Janet or No. 5785 has crochet Cori^vyed Town ot Manchester to Qeraid N & Dorothy Qarston P A R T T IM E — Soveupto •c I I . . Ing, 721-1386. directions . . . One Size to Scale V’-40' Date: 0/17/80 Revisions 6-13-84 " Exterior experience re­ ■r. Narmon Judy. Crockett Agency, Said premisas are subject to the following 40% on your grocery bill, MANCHESTER — Avail­ 643-1577. fit 8-16. quired, some interior AUTO DIESEL ME­ BATHTUB REfNSlING Misc. for Solo 43 SIAMESE KITTEN — 1 Industrial Park Regulations of the Manchesier Economic Devel­ Call helpful Start immedia- CHANIC — Needed now plus moke $2000-i- per able Immediately. Dne,. to OSDU, •••4 SZ4* lac (K* opment CommiMion. recorded h Volume 662, Page 202 of the Man­ He's adorable and affec­ aitttra, *(■> S*t n r strUfa >a4 month. This Is not o soles two and three bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••a HONDA, 1974 550 CB — chester Land Records 646-7760 for new cor dealership. mm tionate, $75 or $85 with MnSllai. 2. Real properly taxes of Ihe Town of Manch ester and of the Eighth 647-9946 Full time permanent po­ position. Call Mr. apartments. $400, $440,‘ Tub. sink. o«r«m ic (itob Por­ SCREENED LOAM — Excellent condition. sxNi user RESTAURANT MANCHESTER celain or FbarglRM Dona In first shots (a $20 value!). Utilities District ol said Town on the current Grand List which sition with top pay plan Brissette, 872-4562. $520, heat and hot water; Your Home By A Prolaaatonal. Gravel, processed Fairing, backrest, M a a c S ^ N a r M Qranteea. by acceptancaoMhedeedagraetopay in accordance with CARRA-DYNE FOOD. Call 646-7079. lIS S T n . M S— w ii Section 12-61a oltha Connecticut General Statutes ask for Jeanne and benefits. Must hove Included. BIssell and: Space available in mini gravel, sand, stone and Kerker Header, K8iN, Urn Tacit N.T. 1S *N MANAGERS Wa Repair Plbarglaba 3. Planning and Zonirxg Regulations ol Ihe Town of Mancheater strong diesel experience Boyle Realtors. 649-4800.: office park. Ample park­ Cracka fill. For deliveries call ••••••••••••••••••••••a Jetted new tires, etc. $750. Trial Naaia, M S n u all* ZIT ...Denny’s Challenges You! CODI aaS tb ia NaarSar. 4. Such esMmentsand rights-of-ways existing on said premtaea as Carpenters and own tools. Apply in MANAGER — Weekends ing, a/c, fully carpeted, Call Kevin for a George Gritting, An­ Call 643-6560 anytime. of the date hereof which do not render title unmarket able or interfere only. For convenience SPECIAL: Over 200 ee- person to Service Man­ A L L A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4. private lavs. FREE EstlmatB dover, 742-7886. Musical Items 66 with Qranteea* quiet erjjoyment or use ol the premises in any way Framers ager. Bob Riley Oldsmo­ auto core service. Excel­ bedrooms. Prices to fit; •2300 s/l office and HERCULES 250 MOTOR­ lectiona and a FREE whatsoever. Lead (ramen (2) lent pay. Coll 647-8997. your budget. Housing Un­ •5900 s/t office now out­ 649-5170 ••••••••••••••••••••••a Pattern Section in the 5. Subject to a twenty-five foot wide utIity easement to the Town of blle, 345 Center Street, ELECTRIC STOV^ 8. C Y C L E — Some parts ALBUM. Jnat $8.00. Manchester along the north, weal, south, east and southeMt prop­ Carpenter* (3) lim ited . Coll 724-1967 fitted as exercise spa. available. $200 or best erly lines. ^ Manchester. 649-1749. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Electric Dryer, full size, LESSONS IN DRUMS, Carpenteri Helper* (3) Denny's is looking for talented ESCORT/HOSTESS for (C h g.). Adjacent to Exit 94 off I- very good condition, $75 percussion or theor. offer. Call Mike, 643-6476. SSeMSTSSJSUM Said premlaea are subject to the fotmwing condition NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Laborer* (2) individuals for their Vernon. East Hirtlord executive bus service to S-IM-DOUS-OM aaS Na«. Hae '' "The premlaea deacribed herein are conveyed upon (he conditton MEDICAL RECEPTIO- 84/86. Brokers pro­ PoIntInB/PopBrina S2 each. Cabbage Patch Qualified Instructor. Call la Scan tSeaii Saw la aiaka ISaa. Join fast-growing fram­ and Enlleld restaurants to accept the that conatructlon of an appropriate building or bulidinga be com­ NIST/ASSISTANT — New York. Monday thru TAKING APPLICA­ tected. Doll, best otter over $25. 649-4193. MEN'S 10 SPEED S-IM - SltrSASI iUllTS. 14 menced r>o later than nine (0) months after the date of the deed end ing company with large placad aatf asslisaaU Satini. NEEDED IN MANCHESTER challenge to excel in management. We Manchester office needs Friday. Coll M r. BIsesti TIONS For two bedroonv Call Mr. Norman ••••••••••••••••••••••a Coll 646-1803. Schwinn Collegiate that said construction bo completed no later than eighteen (16) back-log of work. We are involved in one of America's fastest o f 289-1531 between 9om aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa S ISt-HIISlOOM HMDIWOSK- 2 0 months thereafter. By acceptance ot (he deed, the Qranteea. (or person to assist physi­ duplex. References and 647-5000 PAINTING AND PAPER Sport, 23" frame. Good Irpaa ol aatSltaaiS iiuilt. are a positive thinking growing business segments...the food and 2pm. e-ill-T O BITE ar BEEP- 4 0 aaa- themselves and (heir aucceaiors and assigns covenant and agree U> cian. Heavy patient con­ security required. No PORCELAIN BA­ condition. Call 649-6104. comply with the aforesaid conditions and Grantor herein or Itaauo-' Trumbull St. Griswold St. Thompson company, looking for service industry...and expanding to over HANGING — Exterior Automotive Blawark lltais la m at. tact. Medical transcrlp- pets. $400 per month. THROOM Sink with S lll-CSirT-SS satai al saM- ceators ahall have the right to enforce theee conditiorto by making a Adams St. Lilac St. Trebbe carpenters who want to and Interior, ceilings re­ 1200 family restaurants. tlon. Experience T W O F U L L T IM E Phllbrick Agency, 646- faucets, in good condi­ B IC Y C L E BOY'S 20'' to+naka Ham. tender of thepurchaae price as stated herein to the Qranteea or t f w ). Dover Rd. Hendee Rd. Hyde advance. Apply daytime TELLERS — Sullivan paired. References, fully succetoors and asaignaand demand a reconveyance of the her'*' ' If you arc goal oriented, possess problem required. Please reply to 4200. '2 Insured. Quality work. tion. $20. Call 649-5038. BMX Takara, Bendix deacribed premlaea. Andor Rd. Center St. Scott Dr. 6. edlo « gom Inc. Avenue office and Elling­ ------i MANCHESTER mag wheels, high tensile Prepared by William J. Shea 38 Nod Rd. solving capabilities, and see employees Box S, c/o the Manches­ Martin Mattsson, even­ Cars/Trucks tor Solo 71 NEVER P L A C E D a McKee St. Dougherty St. Wetherall St. ter Herald. ton Office of South Wind­ EAST HARTFORD — i NOW RENTING TWO MONTH OLD Buck front fork, red stud tires, Aaaialont Town Attorney Avon. CT MorvFrl . as people that need to be stimulated and ings 649-4431. want ad? There's no­ 6-14-64 Jarvis Rd. Fulton Dr Keeney St. 6:30 to 5 P.M. ^ sor Bonk 8< Trust. Will bedrooms, heat, hot woC Kid Goat for pet or meat. ••••••••••••••••••••••a racing saddle. $99. Call managed effectively for greater train. Hours, Mondov- 822 MAIN ST. thing to it ... lust dial This Ordinance shell take effect ten (10) days after this publication (500' North of Avon Old NURSES AIDES — Certi­ ter, appliances, carpet; C^nbol BuMfiMB Please call 649-6320. 649-1794. in (hit newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after this publi­ Farms Inn on Rt. 44) Or call etiiciency, then you're Denny's Frldov and occasional CEILINGS REPAIRED 1971 DODGE DART 643-2711 and we'll help fied. Positions ore now $425 per month. Coll 28(t> Dkkld cation of this Ordinance a petition signed by not leas than five (5) (or evening interview: management materials. To apply you Saturday. Apply In per­ or REPLACED with dry- SWINGER, 318 — Auto- you word and place 077-0m Tuts. 6 Thun. available for temporary 0000 between lOom orig HAND PUSH Lawn PLACING AN AD In clas­ percent of the electora of the Town, at determined from Ihe lateat of- should possess prior food service son to Marilyn Eden, 959 2 STORY BLDG. wall. Call evenings, (3ary motic, power steering. your od. fldalliila ofthe Regiatraraof Voters, has not been (lied wHh the Town Also roofing and sidewall and permanent full time 5pm, Monday thru For FulIRtwHVrton Mower — Ball bearing. sified Is a very easy, Clerk requestlig Ha reference to a apeciaf Town eleclion contractors needed supervisory experience or be a take- Sullivan Ave., between 9 AIR CONDITIONED McHugh, 643-9321. Excellent running condi­ Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 charge individual with management and port time employ­ Friday. Cuts good. Priced to sell, tion. Florida car. Call simple process. Just dial NOTICE OF 0I88OLUTB7N Jamas F Fogarty and Horn. FULLY SPRINKLERED AND Secretary ment. 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. DOVER ELEVATOR we need the room. $15. 643-2711. V/e'll help you capabilities. NAME YOUR OWN 871-2330, mornings. $950. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Board of OirectorB Weekend positions also EAST HARTFORD —'1 PARKING PRIVILEGES PRICE — Father and son. Call 646-6794. word your ad for maxi­ OF If you qualify. Denny's is prepared to ALTER TO SUIT Manchester, Connecticut Ask for the Circulation Department JOIN THE LEADER available. Starting rote Is bedroom, heat, hot wm Fast, dependable ser­ mum response. SECURE ENTERPRISE, INC. Dated-at Mancheater. Connecticut offer a ManagementTraining Program Business Opportunities 22 1,000 lo 6,000 S/F GOVT SURPLUS CARS Notice Is hereby given pur­ $5.80 per hour. Excellent ter, appliances, carpet^ vice. Painting, Paper­ LAW N SW EEPER, like this 13th day of July. 10M THE NEW AVON that provides additional resources for PER FLOOR 8< Trucks under $100. Now suant to Section 33-379 ol the 026-07 • Drimitlc niw urntnui plin benefit package. Contact ing, next to pork. $375 pcf OFFICE SUITES hanging 8i Removal. Call new. $50 or best otter. Connecticut General Sta­ sound decision making, a five day work available In your area. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 • Prolnilonil niw iiln irilning Mrs. Horn, RN at Mea­ month. Coll 289-0000 be­ FIRST FLOOR RETAIL 644-0585 or 644-0036. Coll 649-2952. Call 1-(619)-569-0241. 24 tutes os amended that Secure KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE -’by Larry Wright • Unlimited new growth potenllil week, excellent compensation and dows M anor, 647-9191. FREE Information on SA­ tween lOom and S) One (1) New 10-Wheel NO. 1025 cit II* Se^lon 5.01.01 to reduce west side yard to 5 network local, state, regional and federal pro­ Only 20 minutes away. Can­ B«nn«l Houting D«vtlopmGnl Wonted to Rant a furniture, colonial repro­ uump Truck with Trade-In ment. COLONIAL — Four bed­ Ice cream parlor chairs, feet ( 8 feet required) to permit erection of family grams for youth. Will provide information and re­ terbury villa of Wllllmantic. now tehlng ■pptIcaNonB, 1 0 R a p t. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 799 (4) Three (3) Sand Spreaders room and ooroge - 37 Knighton Street • Residence Marla Bergeron, Administra­ rooms, 2 baths, dining, MTS lo t 3B6. two BR apt. M U to ••••••••••••••••••••••• $60. Phone 649-7375. l3riTII9TIIEUMT4ll.»« (5) One (1) New Vacuum Zone B. M 70. Rani IndiKlaa haal. hoc ties of hardwood and UNKUtUllMLCMPC SteA • # ]! •viemaiN. ferral, crisis intervention and direct program res­ tor. Call lor appolnt- living and kitchen, porch, Fewer sseeiief «> seed. R R Y Leaf Loader with Trade-In ITEM 6 Dominick Scotto • Request vorlance ot Article IV* ponsibility for the Youth Jo b Bank, Summer ment.423-2567. Monday to waltr. W/W carpaling, rang#. ra« veneers NOW IN STOCK fcewtertkeetarae AMieiAe m basement, 2 car garage, trig., diapotai. call lor aid airalam, PROFESSIONAL MALE OLD TIME CLAW FOOT (6) One (t) New Truck and NO. 1026 Section 13.06 to permit oddltlonol sign to be Youth Employment Program, Host Homes Pro­ Friday 9 to 2. alavator. laundry, communttY Call 649-9658 or evenings, fRNiirtcffRnr^ Plow with Trade-In erected on existing free-standing sign (3 ft. x 5 ft.* private lot. $97,500. By seeks clean, quiet 1 or 2 Bathtub, excellent condi­ iMMll.isif iRkMaiekMsaM** ■ CELEBRITY CIPHER gram, etc. Will develop programs dealing with room and aloraga araa. Unlta now 289-7010. UKKMTTOrai (7) One (1) 4-Wheel Drive 15 square feet odoltlonollyoddltlonolly being requestedr for q owner, 646-8372 for ap­ shown by appolnimtni. Monday, bedroom apartment In tion. $75. Coll 647-1904. 4 » $adw M MM. Aeaaw « . a A A lOJXtO GVW Dump Truck totaltofql of 30_sguare30 square feet - o total of Z>20 square feet per- Cetebrtty Cipher cryptograms ere created from quoutlona by famoua people, past end present. parent-teen relationships, juvenile justice and Wadnaaday. Friday, 10 a.m. - IS Each letter tn the cipher Blar>da for artother. T o d a y ’s d u o : U eq u a ls S . pointment, after 6pm. No Manchester area. Re­ *7499 (8) One (1) New Sanitary miffed) - 294 Main Street • Business Zone II. p.m. Plaaaa call for appointmanl.' LEON CIESZYNSKI *9211 the court system, alcohol and drug abuse, teen CIRCUITS INC. sponsible tenent. Call 647- ADLER 1000 Electric Tv- This Avis Limitrd Power Tram Warranty is included, at no Londflll Tracked Type ITEM 7 Manchester Sports Center Inc. - Request vqrlonce by CONNIE WIENER agents. Loader pregnancy and Posifive'Youlh Development. Will BU ILD ER — New homes, f itra cost, with every car It's good for 1 ? months or 12.000 NO. 1027 of Article IV* Section 13.06 to permit oddltlonol Immodioto oponing* 3735. powrlter — $99. Coll 643- The To w n of Manchester Is write grants and seek alternative funding 528-6522 additions, remodeling, miles, whichever comes first Ask lor details fret-stonding sign (one permitted) of approxima­ ‘B OWGYAL OBRS IVV R8A TVICWGWFU We manufacture prinTed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6091 otter 3:30pm. on equal opportunity em­ te! v 48 square feet; and request vorlonceot Article sources. Must be self-directed and flexible. circuit boards and are In ••••••••••••••••••••••• rec rooms, garages, kit­ Fin>ociog available to qualdiAd buyers No oth«r docounu tppfy. ployer, and requires on atllr- M* Section 11.04 to permit this sign to be higher need of reliable people, Condominiums 32 chens remodeled, ceil­ STEREO CONSOLE, Me- motlve action policy for all of thon permitted (18 feet required -26feet proposed) URIGU. RSAE OAG/tVjyV OWHLAGZFV Fifteen hours, $100 per week. we have openings lor: ings, both tile, dormers, NOW AVAILABLE! AVIS BUYER SATISFACTION PLAN 24 Its Contractors and Vendors ■ 24 Adorns Street • Business Zone II. Homes for Rent 43 Services dltoroneon'style with MONTHS/24,000 MIIES ASK FOR DETAILS Minimum qualifications: MA/MS in counseling or aaasssaaasaaassaaaasssa roofing. Residential or os o condition of doing busi­ ITEM 8 Stonlev ft Fronces Bonovlge • Request vorlonce of DRILLERS turntable, receiver, re­ ness with the Town, os per NO. 1028 Article II* Section 2.01.01 to reduce tost side voM QAWQVA, JFR RSAE’GA iVV TWHA HWO.” — Bachelor's Degree in related field and one year's aaaaasasaasaaaaaaaaaaaa commercial. 649-4291. I PIN8TRIP1NQ. VINYL TOPS. WIRC WHEEL COVERS. SUNROOf S AOOtTIOHAL \ experience working with youth. SCREENERS MANCHESTER — 400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cord storage. Con bo used Federal Order 11246. to 10 feet 05 feet required) to permit erection of as room divider. Excel­ Bid Forms, plonsondspeclfl- carport • 279 Burnham Street • Rural Residence Coventry is an equal opportunity employer. FLOATERS North Main Street. New 2 FDUR RDDM, 1 bedroom ServlGOs Offorod 51 ROBERT E. JARVIS — cotlons ore available at the Zone. KAUIGGWCAGW. bedroom townhouse. house, on busline, with lent condition. $99. Call VERNON General Services Office, 41 A f this haarlno Intarttfad parson* m a y b « hsa rd and w rlita n The closing date on this position Is July 20,1984. Building & Remodeling S60TALCOTVILLE RD. VERNON. CT. S7$.26S6a278 M S6 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've always wanted to stay forever up-and-coming. I STOCK CUTTER Fully applianced kitchen, appliances. Available Im­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-5257.______Center Street, Monchester, comniunlcatlons racalvad, A copy ot tht** patiitorit h

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