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Mo hoefci govonoor t v Judd Bverhert Job,” Belaga said. “ I will.” gets leeeon on Trie AMMietetf nrsM % e vowed to give the state "O'Neill etmpiy haie rtoedsonethejob/' Beiage cballMgie df Dumdcratic Gow. Department df Environmental HARTFORD — RepuMicait gulv said. "I will." She vowed to give the etete Protection more money for law ematorial candidate Julie D. Bel enforcement and claimed that aga charges that Democratic Gev. Depeitmentof EnvlFOomentai Protection buNding crisis .1 uiveeimem in south Africa workerst D EP Commissioner Stanley J. Pac William A. O'Neill’s administra more money for law enforcement... this year tamed down additional chSS ’"*CapI^Mid“ ^ ‘I’* Fovemcr is the far sopeilor tion has so mishandled hazanfous money for manpower, saying he eaiMpaigH.c a m S lg »r^ ^ statement released by the ^------e i l l waste and other environmental couldn’t use It. t v JoeoueiirM ierm en ’The problem is likelp to get problems that the federal govern shortcomings in the program, She called for the creation of m tfsrdfd Cerrssdoridbrtf worse with the constmetion o f a has*^fUiM D. Belagp, ment hae bad to Intervene. including lax enforcement o f ha Boston in which he demanded ’’interagency environmental status reports on environmental research park in Mansflehf and the '"ihiey had to come in here and zardous waste laws. The EPA has Crimes strike force” to include COVENTRY — A shortage of aay. You're not doing the job,’ been running the state's program eases it had taken over from the representatives ot tbd DEP, the proposed Route d expressway, he Mofiett “ — -— state. help in the Building Departnoent said. ^ the support ha Belaga said Monday at the state since then, she said. attorney general’s office and the naadMa O'Neill specifically asked about has led to substandard inspections, lat last summar s nominating eonvantion to q u a li^ ^ a Capitol. “ As a lon^im e environ The O’Neill campaign referred chief state’s attorney's office. The Broderson said that there are primary. mentalist, I am outraged.” the Birken Manufacturing Co. in missed appointments and missing 2,5M buildaMe lots left in town. questions about Beluga’ s state strike force would “ improve coor On Belaga said that the federal Bloomfield, where high levels of dination and promote more effec files. Building Inspector John Both men requested that a ments to the DEP, where offtcials id M i Environmental Protection Agency did not return telephone calls for hazardous wastes have been found, tive law enforcement,” the GOP Wlllnaner toM the Town Council’s professional, such as an architect, Butpoof In e o p fhootlng oompoiont withdrew Connecticut’s authoriza comment. according to a group known as the candidate said. studi Steering-Liaison Committee Mon be brought in to evaluate the tion to manage its hazardous waste Connecticut Fund for the Belaga also proposed the resto of sol day night. Belaga Cited a letter O’ Neill sent current and future personnel needs ® '*‘ ®" « « « « » « • In tha shooting program last January because of last week to the EPA ofHce in Environment. ration of in-house legal staff for Bo “ We’ re not doing a good job. of their department. Wlllnauer “ O’Neill simply has not done the DEP, People are pa3dng for service said he thou^t the problem could casti W#ftw p^OtD IJV we’re not doing." he told the be resolved by adding one fuil-time - Danbury is aceusad of shooting missi Commifta® for Chirtor FlovfsioA mak« • TRUfciiim mm m eiMTrt jukiiimr uRnnEi t\ committee during a meeting at the inspector and one hill-time clerk. 5?h »«era WefautomoWIaehasaonMa^ School board backs Aci ! ! l ? "'’ ^ ''• ’'0 agalnsf the eonfinuod oxMonco Richard Lawranca, a longtima Town Office Building. "People Following Monday’s meeting. district critic. Tha mnmbars arguad that tha towrt traatSd i w P^y®?*®*®*** said Rugglas, who was fonrfi 2lr l!^ Eighth utmtioa District. From loft to right aro facing bank closings for their Wlllnauer indicated the town could * *’^®/ensle Institute in Middlatown, no 0 Teim houses are losing mortgages be be held liable for inadequate e * government agent whose idantfty is DirJS^r D® ‘^*y Qilas, town S?hth*OWriS"*^'''® >200- « » •«cr» yaar by tf^ 6. Hi Diractor Staphan Fanny, committaa Prasidant Wiiiiam cause we can’t get the certificate of building inspections. He also said onN known to President Ronald Reagan ^ searches of vehicles occupancy done ” that he and Broderson are sup DID YOU KNOW ▼ M a JviLSK w Il’liA lf *®‘7J*"«*les is now aUe to understand court STRATFORD (AP) - The Board Responding to reports of public posed to be working 57>A-hour p r o A ^ n g s and assist a public defender in preparing his amendment is unusual, and that of Education has unanimously famfl complaints about the department’s weeks, but are being contacted at the Supreme Court decision allow adopted an amendment that broad Robert Martin, president of Inter tltoy( work, Wlllnauer pleaded for addi home and working overtime. ing searches of students does not IIM W c a o w ban^ Bridgeport Correctional Center in ens its new search-and-seizure extend to parking lots. beliei District has unfair edge, foes ciaim tional help. Wlllnauer said he is fed up with national Order of Firefighters Local policy to allow searches of Strat Margulies said his organization “ Yon can whip us. You can whip negative comments about his (A IM K wwnds to his face, neck and chest, has ford students’ automobiles. would take a strong interest in any Union 1579 said Bv Geerae Loyns me and Al tAssistant Building work oeen released from the hospital, but has not yet returned to work. infrif spending money to attract new The amendment, approved Mon complaint on the matter from Heroltf MsDerter morning that the town should Inspector Alwyn Broderson) .. . In c be used throughout town, as If is “ I ’ve been a building inspector day, states that the school has the students or parents. ... If a merger were to occur, he would like to freed development is to ultimately get receive the full benefits from any the past three years there’s been hack a greater amount of tax used in the Eighth District. for 17 years. 15 In Coventry. I know Orgiflizud erfmu figure eenteneed authority to conduct routine pa Under the search-and-seizure Dece Ifopins to clarify their arsament Mvelopmenf because It provides major destructive damage to the what needs to he done. I Just need replace the Eighth District’s volunteer fire revenue so that residential prop Committee President William trols of student parking lots, and to policy adopted last month by the tin ‘ f'e KiaWh fer a majority of Manchester’s Slelfh this morning called the idea d^artment,’’ Wlllnauer said the tools to do it.” he said. r - Vincent Polllna, the reputed highest-ranking inspect the interiors of cars “ whe erty taxes — and town fire taxes — residents. “ Hli school board, school officials have fighters with new paid firefighters... "I'm al denot Utilities District and the Town of can he kept low. “ absurd.” fire someone — we need the Both men s^d that while they Connecticut member of the Vito Genovese organised crime never a school authority has the right to search a student or a coverage.” ways looking for paid firefighters." Manchester, consolidation advo- ft Is unfair, he argued, that don’t hove any Immediate plans lo .’..fL ****" ®*"*enced to nine years in federal prison and reasonable suspicion to believe student’s personal property if as "a catM this morning again charged IE THE TOWN could assess fire simply because of the location of Wlllnauer said building In Coven leave their Jobs, they haven’t ruled rined gio.iioo. that illegal or unauthorized mate “ reasonable grounds” exist to (ManehMter Herald, Oct. 2 4 ,1SSS) educi that the district has prevented the taxes on property in the Buckland . ‘7 DON'T TOINE anybody in most new construction the town try has doubled every year for at It out. U.8. Disirlet Judge Ellen B. Bums Monday went along with the rials are contained inside” suspect illegal or improper town from collecting some $ m . m rt^rtently served by their right mind can think a appei cannot Mllect both general prop least the past three years, leaving The town does plan lo hire a The amendment was approved activities. T g m ^ m e n t s recomiuended sentence for Pollina, M, formerly of a year it should rightfully have. the Eighth iWstrict. It coufd collect volunteer fire department can be I n t erty and fire taxes from if. his department understaffed and part-time Inspector, but Paterson D 6 f o y despite a charge from a local civil Strip searches by school officials Volniftggrs’ Vision of tho Futuro Members of the Committee tor more than ♦200,000. penny said. Of enlarged to handle vibrant cltv Under the current taxing arran overworked. He sought funds for said she was strongly In favor of liberties attorney that the change are barred under the policy. sbonli a a r te r Revision, which has led that amount, 1175,000 would come growth,” Sleith said. Pollina' pleadedr -~ - JP guilty — w.M.ssw,searlier this IIIVII5IJmonth tvto C'UII9|Eiringconspiring Mto — Proud just to serve gement. the town assesses all an additional Inspector and cleri bringing someone in to assess the Violate the M oral Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organiza goes beyond the search authority “ We’ve got to have something,” a n m the fight in support of a Nov 4 from the Buckland Industrial Penny armed that no matter granted to schools by the U.S. p r ^ r t y owners for the General Park, cal help in his budget request situation. tions Act. The government charged he participated in illegal school board Chairman Anthony P. — an referendum cruestion that would what type o f a fire department the Supreme Court. Pund. Tax,...... which. pays *wifor dllall earlier this year, but they were cut Town Manager Harold Hodge gambling and in a scheme to obstruct Justice during a Caseria said. “ We have to have a Union’s Vision of tho Futuro eliminate the Eighth District’s Pfopoifd Buckland town operates. It should still have a Martin Margulies, the chairman etude services except fire protection and by the Town Council. sold It all boiled down to money. He loan-shariting trial of Francis and Gus Curcio, two men whose way — If we do have any problem — “ Looking for paid firefighters power to block a merger, said that additional right to reduce Its costs by of the Fairfield County chapter of so that we as a board can handle the Am sewer service. Separate charges 1175,000 could be collected. “ For Steering committee member Eli said Wlllnauer needs the extra organized crime activities he allegedly supervised. the entire town has sought to collecting fire taxes from new the Connecticut Civil Lil^rtles problem. I believe we’re on firm irti ^or those two services by WSd.OOO, you can buy a lot of fire sabeth Paterson said she had heard staff, but the funds are Just not Burns ordered that Polllna’s sentence be made concurrent with found attrart development to Manches tw Cichth Dlftrict or the town development. Union, said last week that the legal ground.” ter. but cannot reap the tax service,”-----” •’ ------Penny salu. id. complaints from townspeople un available In the budget. the five-year term he already is serving in the federal prison at "Mac dependingndli on where ‘ the property Is As for the new development in able to reach either Inspector about benefits from Its efforts. located. In addition to lowering the fire Allenwood, Pa., as a result of his IMS conviction for conspiring to GUESS WHO PAYS “ The Committee member Stephen tax levied by the town, the money parts of the town outside the Eighth housing problems Wlllnauer re obstruct and delay the Curclos’ trial. coura n e district has (Ire and sewer tw id be used to hire lo new District — which under Penny’s sponded that he and Broderson are Penny, the Democratic majority jurisdiction for most of northern School switches denied leader on the town Board of firefighters, buy an average of 1 5 argument the Eighth District constantly on the road trying to for the DIFFERENCE? taistea Manchester. Its supporters have WE DELIVER Directors, said most new develop .. . _. . . pumper engines each year or should receive benefits from be keep up with the work. More than (f you hiveni received your Duvulopmunt thraatuns wetlands GRANBY (AP) — School Super Anne: argued that Eighth Dlsfrict resi Linda Southerglll, who wants her ment can only occur In territory purchase an aerial truck every cause Its residents contributed to *00 septic overflows currently need Manchester Herald by 5 30 p m intendent Pasquale E. Starble has dents have also contributed to the HARTFORD — Connecticut’s wetlands, environmentally son transferred. “We’ll get a rellgU year. Penny said. the General Tax Fund used to his attention, he said weekdays or 5 a m Saturcm s turned down a request from seven served by the district because It is money spent by the town to attract important areas that protect from floods and cleanse water for lawyer and we'll start suing,” she objeci Eighth District backers have attract new development — Penny please can your carrier it you’re families to transfer their children On Nov. 4 J® *n‘ e«-« town politiciailx are so overty restore fairness in Manchester FMptewnitoee obMented ahoot the Eighth consumer. A key issue next year bjr voting "Y e s ." n ils could P lu rality Dfatrict’s ability to serve Budr- will be insurance. The wHboat dMrtct PmymmmtemeMof mean there would be one Man lanJ better, but theyarethO only RepuMican-contrulIed Legisla chester sewer system with all TWtbe E ditor; otiex that have thwarted every iBu ture took a monumental step being charged at a fixed pub eftortthe (fistrict has made in that towards cleaning up this crisis, lished rate. muat prevail I have been an Eighth District area. but they have much, m 9 ^ more firefighter stoce I9d». For ig of The Eighth District has been A recent statement by the work ahead of them. We iwed a these years I served in the tortunate to have a board r f Eighth District that your sewer state im ator who will standnpto r m p H Charges could rise by 9208.008 is ~ ^ a c i t y o f assistant chief, and directors, both past and present, lobbyiirts and special interest an obvious falsehood. I doubt tor 2>A years I was honored to that has worked diligentlytokeep f m t groups, suChasCanZInsserhas In sc h o o ls there are very many on the town [ who It nerve in the poeition of chief This the cost of government to a done in the past, andwilicontinne rates paying as much as 91200 per U M 9 K E I experience shouM qualify me as a minimum. ’They have always to do so when his constitnencyis year. I. know my bill would be person knowledgable in the oper supported efforts to equip the affected by theoutcome. Because wen under 950 at present rates One rMponsiMlity of die nation's public ations o f the Eighth District firefighters and public works yfwwmfg oMPiqf mm it matters, Mr. Meotti, I am and I am quite sure that retired ndiools baa tradMonaily been to expose GOP ollmafi Keepingin mindthat my opinions employees with the finest equip voting tor Carl Zinsser. persons owning their homes in etndents to (fifferinf viewpoints on a variety are slightly prejudiced. l would ment available without extrava I know that Carl Zinsser would the Eighth District are probably of subjects. like to comment on the recent gance. If the charter revisions represent us wen, and that his paying more than they would to attempt to bring the district to an HeraMoarrfgr EIgMh DMrtct word Can be counted on having But a m lin f by a federal Judfe last week says vfclory succeed and consolidation re the town. If the residents of the end. worked with him on many casts doubt on the future of that particular sults, the town will assume all the Eighth District are satisfied with assets of the district This will deserves praise SDEALS from us occasions at the state Capitol. mission. Over the years, the existence of the quality of fire protection they two firedepertments in Manches Include the modem equipment Along with an outstanding guber Acting on a suit brought by seven To (he Editor; To the Editor: are receiving, I have no com was only fair ter has served to complement and buildings that the people of natorial candidates, Julie Bel ment except that I am happy my fundamentalist Christian families in Derek Gaston is my Herald Th ere have been many letters aga. we have an impressive slate each other. In time of emergency the district bought and main fire protection is by a paid 0 Tennessee, V.8. District Court Judge Thomas paper carrier. He has a terrific telling how wonderful the Eighth running to represent our district WASHINGTON— DM a Lonisiatta oibnahwhO' their cooperation with each other tained. I fall to see the fairness in department which is ready and personality and is a very unusual District is. but this letter is to tell this year Carl Zinsser is one of O. Hull ruled that a county school board contributed heavily to RepubHcan Party ' has been exemplary, from the this act. At least consolidation waiting should their services be young man the other side, how the Eighth them. He has produced tor us in violated the constitutional rights of the candMates, and who had himseH paida fine tor Bon Ami fire to the more recent wouldservetorepiacesomeofthe required Manchester Lumber Co. fire In antique fire equipment that town District has victimized one group the past, so let’s produce for him families by exposing their children to books price gouging, improperly prevail on Vice This past week Derek was busy on Nov. 4. Vote Republican and they deemed offensive to their religious President George Bush to press for an end to quieter times, there has been a firefighters are now being forced playing soccer and his father had of Manchester residents who are Edward B. Boshneil healthy competition between the to use. not residents of the Eighth keep Connecticut moving tor- beliefs. The school board must provide the federal regulations that made possible the to do the Job of collecting. I am a 78 W. Middle Turnpike two departments as they try to The people of the Eighth District. ward! Because it does matter! ^ h fre n a free education that does not prosecution of oil price-control violators? senior citizen, and thinking I was Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., suspects the worst. "outdo” each other in public District can be proud of their doing well paying Derek 12.58 for I moved to Manchester in 1941 Elect Thompson infringe on the families’ rights to religious service, fire prevention, training firefighters. I was always proud and was working long hours, so I Tracy Ramsey C General Accounting Office auditors investigated two weeks. Gfastonbnry freedom, he decided. A Jury will convene in the situation and concluded that "there appears to and other forms of community of their accomplishments and I had the money ready when his knew little of the town political for greet things December to award damages to the parents. be nothing illegal or improper about the oil service This has served to never had to apologize tor their father came. It was then I learned setup. I moved to the south side of The ruling, which was immediately producer opposing" the regulations, and they enhance the service to the people actions .during my tenure as chief that many months ago the price Middle Turnpike West near Main To (he Editor; in 1943 and upon receipt of a bill M cCavanagh la denounced by People for the American Way "could not determine to what extent, if any. the of the whole town If charter or now had increased to 93 for two weeks. from the Eighth District found as “ a recipe for disaster for public producer influenced” changes in the rules. revision succeeds, wewillloseafi I know not what others may do Derek has seven or eight single It is my great pleasure to urge a diffarant typa Dingell. chairman of the House Energy In their zest to justify an on Nov. 4, but I will cast one "rio” senior citizens as customers imd my sewer was tied into the the voters of the I3th Assembly education," should most certainly be Eighth District line. Later, in Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, otherwise unjustifiable position, vote on question 4 and one he Just couldn’t tell these people District to elect Jack Thompson To (he Editor; appealed to the highest courts. discussing this with a friend who Open Forum acknowledges that the oilman’s soHcHation of the ; the proponents for consolidation affirmativevotefor Jim McCava- like myself about the increase. He to the House of Representatives T lived on the north side of the In the meantime, the nation’s schools White House was not illegal, but the congressman have seen fit to attack the nagb. then go home knowing I felt we did not have money for the Manchester voters have a wond It’s election time, the time of turnpike and had a like-sized should resist attempts to rid their curricula of is concerned that high-level administration efficiency and dedication of the have done all that one citizen can increase and he was paying the erful opportunity on Nov. 4 to year when politicians up for family, I found my bill was over all material that might be deemed offensive officials allowed thm selves to be influenced Eighth District Fire Department. for freedom and true democracy. difference out of his own pocket. choose — and they should choose re-election or their opponents section when the services are three times as much as his for ^Subsidy’ claims is outrageous. It is also sad to unduly by the oilman. DingeB has asked the GAO They searched all over the area to Now his father realizes why he a state representative who will seem to take up so much — an Impossible task that will only deprive provided for by the Eighth sewer service. This amount I think that our trusted leaders to take a close look at this aspect of the affair. find a problem (hat was common John A. Christensen was always short after collecting. work hard to achieve great things newspaper space by politically students of a full and balanced education. are without merit District. When you consider that found was about double what the would stoop to this low level. Now to all volunteer fire departments. 958 N. Main St. Prior to this he had not said a word for Manchester. back-stabbing each other. Not Among the books the Tennessee parents the town gets all of the other town was charging. I called to It is all the more important for us THE LOUISIANA OILMAN, Dalton Woods, They settled on a shortage of about what he was doing. Jack Thompson will be that Jim McCavanagh. though. found objectionable were “ Cinderella" and revenue from Buckland, which find out why and was told by an To the Editor: to go to the polls and vote "n o" on hasn’t exactly run for cover. He told os he manpower during the day. While I have made arrangements to kind of state representative. The Jim is an honest politician even Mr. Penny admits could be officer of the Eighth District that "MacBeth," for their mention of magic; Question S4. consideredDlngell’sactions "harassment," and this is a problem for some fire Belaga daaarves reimburse Derek for his good various positions he has held in (there is such a term) who gives at least M percent of the total they had a charter from the state, "Th e Wizard of Oz" because it portrayed pointed out that the GAO bad cleared him after a departments, the district has deed and I hope the other seniors the public sector have provided his best and finishes any Job he Some Manchester politicians collected, it is hard to understand voters’ support that they were not subject to town courage and intelligence as developed traits Doretta O’Hara full investigation. The GAO auditors, he fumed, been fortunate to have a group of on his route will do the same. him with enormous insights into tackles. Not one to belittle his have recently run advertise why he has so much trouble ordinances, the Public Utilities instead of God-given; and "The Diary of 51 EIro St. would do better to "investigate Dingell." firefighters that work second or the role state government can opponents, Jim spends his time ments which claim town taxpay accepting that the Eighth Dis Commission or to state laws and As for the ISI.OM refund he was ordered to pay third shift, supplemented by To (he Editor: Elizabeth Sgro play in helping towns like Man working diligently at the Capitol, Araie Frank" because It implied that all ers subsidize the Eighth Dis trict deserves their fair share for that they could do and charge as trict's fire department. by the Energy Department for overcharging on his people that work in close proxim 79 Devon Di+ve chester address their problems. not at a desk dreaming up U.8. ACM religions are equal. In all, the parents services they legally render. much as they pleased. Over I made It a point to try and find oil during the period of price controls. Woods ity to the firehouse. We owe a I am writing this letter in As mayor for two terms and a political absurdities about his objected to more than 400 books used in the Buckland is not in the town several years, complaints to w a h responded with the succinct outrage M an great deal to district employers support of Julie Belaga for the member of the Manchester Board opponents. out how these politicians could section, and he must know that. various officials of the Eighth public school system in Greeneville, Tenn. possibly Justify such a fabrica agj^eved sports fan. " I wuz robbed*" he told our that allow (heir workers to positlonof governor of our state. I of Directors for three terms. Jack Jim McCavanagh Is the right I However, he has chosen to Zinsser a known, District accomplished nothing, Clearly, the public schools cannot be tion. With this in mind, I associate Lucette Lagnado. respond during work hours. Some am asking each voter to consider ’ITiompson has held the line on man for state representative. calculate what he thinks the town except I was called nearly every burdened with the task of catering to the Woods had appeal^ the department’s finding of the employers are firefighters her experience and positions on Make a declalon taxes and launched a townwide Manchester will benefit by his unsuccessfully tried to get in could make off of Buckland and trusted quantity vile and opprobrious term ever views of every religious sect. To require that touch with Mr. Carter, and then administratively and lost. He eventually woutM up themselves the Issues facing Connecticut. Improvement program which honesty and will to work hard for to use this figure In advertise on the charter thought of. One of the officials with Mr. Cummings. Finally, I having to pay a total of fM.OOO. including interest, You cannot Judge all volunteer Mrs. Belaga has been a member included modernizing school the betterment of us all. would defeat the purpose of education, ments under the misnomer of finally told me that the next time tried Mr. Sleith, who said he To (he Editor: for the price-control violation. fire departments by the short of our state Legislature for the buildings, upgrading recreation Jim speaks out tor us all year, because the resulting body of information Id I subsidy to the Eighth District’s I complained he would send a The oilman believes there is no need to apologize comings or actions of a few. no past Id years and the deputy areas and establishing a shel not Just at election time. Elect would be minuscule. didn’t have information on the volunteer fire service. The dic To (he Editor; crew down the next day and subsidy figures but suggested I Manchester has been fortunate for his determined efforts to eliminate the Energy more than you can Judge all paid. House majority leader for the tered workshop for the mentally the man that will work for you It is not the duty of public schools to tionary says a subsidy Is a gift or In having our state senator from disconnect my connection to the year round. Vote for Jim McCa talk with Mr. Penny, who I then Department regulation that required oil professional fire departments by past two. I can’t help but notice all the retarded. He has obtained fund 2 grant of money. Mr. Penny Is sewer so I would be unable to live sanitize their curiiculums to meet every called the 4th Senatorial District al companies to retain records on the price-control the shortcomings of one A town Two major and long-overdue ing for a new senior citizens’ vanagh on Nov, 4. wrongfully using that word, controversy over charter revi here. possible objection on religious grounds. ways living In the largest town of period, 1979-IM l. The records were vital to the that sports two-man engine com bills for veterans were passed housing complex. Jack has When I asked Mr. Penny to apparently because he has not sion. Unfortunately what I notice I didn’t call for several years, the district. Manchester. We in government's prosecution of violations. panies and one-man ladder com during the past two years. This earned his reputation as someone J. Michael Orlowskl Rather, the burden should fall on parents to explain about the subsidy he told been able to accept that the town reminds me of children in a but in 1972 the town took over all Manchester are proud of the panies never should have brought was finally accomplished when who Is active, innovative. In 119 Henry St. raise their children in such a manner that me that It is the money the town is failed in Its attempted takeover sandbox arguing over who has sewage disposal so I tried again. accomplishments of our senator. IN A LETTER TO BU8H in February 19M. up the issue of manpower. Connecticut’s Republican Legis formed and concerned about the they need not fear an occasional deviation losing from payments for fire of Buckland several years ago, the bigger pile of sand, and all of After a run-around for several Carl Zinsser. 'The many dollars, Woods recalled discussing the record-keeping Manchester is the only (own of lature assembled the support people of Manchester. from their teachings. and sewer service In the Buck- when the courts ruled that the them wanting not only what is months by officials of the Eighth projects, and good representa requirement with the vice president "during the this size or larger that has a needed to get these bills out of I know the citizens of Manches Jim McCavanagh land Industrial Park. Since al town would not be allowed to take necessary but to make sure the District I wrote to the president If the Greeneville decision is not tion he has given to his hometown Reagan Finance Committee reception at your delayed paramedic response be committee and voted on. The ter would be well represented by most everyone knows Buckland Buckland from the Eighth Dis other child doesn’t get more than and told him If I didn’t receive a deserves support overturned, chaos will i>c the lesson of the are too numerous to mention. It is home in Washington." and asked Bush’s help in cause the medics are on a roof legislation I am referring to is the Jack Thompson in the General Is part of the Eighth Utilities trict. Now, by making erroneous them Frankly, I ’m tired of favorable reply within 30 days I day in U.S. public schools. a well known fact that if It’s good eliminating the rule. He even suggested as a ventilating oracrosstown putting establishment of a Veteran A f Assembly, and 1 urge them to vote ACRO District and that their fire and allegations based on what isn’t reading about one side short would take It up with authorities To the Editor: for Manchester. Sen. Zinsser will "political move" that the rule be eliminated as out a dumpster fire or some other fairs Department and additional for Him on Nov. 4. sewer services are provided by true and on what didn’t happen, I changing the other and the other (PUC. Legislature, courts), the 1 Insects fight until we get oUr fair share. part of the Paper Work Reduction Act — a task that should be handled by tax benefits for the disabled 5 Antarcti that district. I was surprised to think Mr. Penny Is putting not respecting the rights of the media and any other place that Irv Stolberg His many years of serving us stratagem that was In fact followed. firefighting personnel. veteran. If the leadership given Democrat Jim McCavanagh explorer hear him say that the revenue himself in an awkward position. I former might provide Justice. This letter House Minority Leader deserves to be re-elected as state from these services should be has won him the respect of fellow Woods also raised the specter of "a hostile and support of other Republican 9 410, Ro can only speculate that he either A few months ago we were told I ’ve read of the probably was referred to John LaBelle, the representat I ve of the 12th Assem 12 Step colleagues. Democrats. Republi administration being elected at some future time representatives had been absent, going to the town, which doesn't doesn’t realize the seriousness of by proponents for consolidation justified punch by grown men legal counsel of the Eighth, who I bly District. cans and Independents. (that) could reopen a wave of audits and arbitrary these two bills would most likely It does matter; provide them. I mentioned this to what he Is doing, or that he hopes that if we consolidated, the frustrated by the purported found to be the first honest, Jim’s record, at the State 13 Part of t Unfortunately his opponent Is assessments of punitive charges and fines against still be In committee or being 14 MIscelci Mr. Penny and he said. "But we people won’t notice anything district fire department would disrespect of a colleague just sensible representative of the Capitol these past four years and not a resident of Manchester, and our industry” If the oil companies’ records were negotiated. vote Republican 15 Politlciai could provide them.” as if he amiss, or perhaps that he even remain as it is. It would only be a because he happens to work Eighth I had talked with. His the question has to be a sk ^ of retained. Julie did not get selected by her as a member of our town Board of wanted to forget that Buckland Is thinks no one will dare do change of management. Keeping outside of a defined area. letter dated January 91. 1973 him, who would come first in his He closed with an appeal for "your help in peers to the position she currently To the Editor: Directors during the preceding 16 Enticing legally a part of the Eighth anything about It. in mind that the town fire I have read of the commit advised that the 1972 bill was three years, demonstrates Jim’s 17 Spanish District, and that It Is the decisions. Manchester or Glas bringing this issue to a close" by the issurance of a holds without a history of being In any case, I don’t think there department is a closed union ments by both Mr. Cummings being reduced to the same With Election Day soon upon unswerving personal commit 18 Sands tonbury? The answer Is obvious. rule change eliminating the record-keeping Innovative, showing Initiative, 20 Crying Eighth’s duty and privilege to shop, I cannot believe that any and Mr. Irish and I praise them amount as the town would charge ment to work for the best can be a rational excuse for I Intend to cast my vote for requirement. and having leadership traits us, an opportunity exists for a 22 Inquire provide services to, and accept misconstruing facts and making union would allow volunteers to for their devotion to pursue what and that In the future I would be change towards better state Interests of his constitutents. revenues from, everyone in their Manchester’s own Sen. Carl On the same day, Woods wrote to then-Energy Additionally. Julie proves that curloush false claims In order to make supplement their work force thus they believe. I praise both the charged at the town rate. A quote government and better quality When public funds in the 23 Swindle area. Zinsser, a known quantity, a man Secretary Donald Hodel, recalling their discussion she Is a viable candidate through voters think their town tax relieving management from hir Eighth District firemen and the from Mr. LaBelle’s letter, leadership. We have, In Julie custody of our local Manchester 24 America I can trust. of the detested regulation "during the Louisiana an open primary of which she was Fire and sewer revenues from dollars are subsidizing the ing sorely needed paid help The Town Fire Department for their "There is no way the district can Belaga. a positive and refreshing Superior Court clerk were re Indian "Afow abowf pretending I'm Mexico and MardI Gras in Washington." He added: “ 1 have the underdog and defeated two 27 Texas Buckland cannot ethically be Eighth District’s volunteer fire argument that the town has loyalty and training to become refund charges made for prior alternative to the primitive, ported missing and unaccounted restructuring my loan!?" construed to belong to the town Kathleen Mitchell also discussed this Issue with Vice President Bush, formidable opponents. She has first-class firefighting units, as evergree service, when they are not. That volunteers now Is not adequate. years. Inasmuch as the funds are lackluster administration run by tor. Jim demanded an investiga shrub 70 Ralph Road and he was visibly disturbed by the postponement continued to show these strengths well as their professionalism and The town fire department does expended.” This meant I had William A O’Neill that has been tion and the establishment of new 31 Compute of the proposed (rule change) and offered to lend throughout the current campaign not allow volunteers to perform courage to put their lives on the been overcharged (overcharge is rife with corruption and misman procedures to safeguard against 32 Ship’s b< his support if needed." ■ through the media and public any task other than the most line when the situation requires a polite word for steal) and agement. Julie Belaga will keep any recurrence of that problem. 33 Desert ri debate. it. of shiftir menial. They are welcome to forced to subsidize the Eighth Connecticut moving forward on As one of the non-lawyer WOODS RECEIVED REPLIES from both the Again, I ask you to consider her 34 Sllkworn clean equipment, roll hoseorpick It Is too bad that all this ability District for more than 9500 over a members of the General As vice president and the energy secretary — qualifications. Register and vote the road to improved economy, 35 Foretell up after the paid men They must has become overshadowed by 30-year period. With overcharges on Nov. 4. because her administration will sembly’s Judiciary Committee, 36 Variety c Quickie commercials fit nation’s mood courtesies befitting a Republican stalwart who bickering and Infighting. Person cheese be a dedicated group of people to to neighbors the total overcharge work with the successful policies Jim repeatedly voted against the had, the GAO reported, contributed |SI,980 to GOP respond when called, only to be ally I am frustrated every time I would amount to many thou of Ronald Reagan and the appointment and the reappoint 37 Spots causes in 1979-110,980,000 In 1081-82 and 188,800 In Elwood A.D. Lechausse 39 Protectlv treated with scorn andridlcule by pick up the paper and read about sands of dollars. ment of persons whom he found The TV takeover of electoral politics has entered 1083-84. Woods was Informed that the M Tanner St. Republican state Legislature ering In one of those states did know a senator and did their paid counterparts and it again. I believe the adoption of not to be qualified to serve as a new stage this year. The negative campaign ad, record-keeping rule was being reviewed. here In Connecticut. Julie Is a 40 Poetic once a rare tool used only in special cose know the accusations against him were untrue management alike. The Eighth The way I see it. if the vote for STEAL as a synonym for Eighth bright, fresh, intelligent person judges In our state court system. contrecti The regulation ultimately was changed. Dingell there would be no way for her to let her fellow District drivers are trained and revision is "N o” then what I ’ve District was a proper choice as who promotes open and honest Jim will not tolerate corruption 41 401. Ror campaigns, has come into use almost everywhere. wants to know Just how much the bureaucrats who Thirty-second negative campaign ads aren’t citizens know. Life is too big, too impersonal and experienced in their job. Some Give a landslide been reading will continue to be the district has been overcharg government. That’s the kind of or lackadaisical behavior In any 42 Greek lai changed the rule were Influenced by oilman 45 Kind of v Nicholas tTO isolated. Contrary to the myth, one person attend training sessions through written over and over. If the vote ing us (stealing) for 30 to 40 public official. inherently more unbelievable than positive ads of change we need to get rid of Bill 9 49 Geer too almost never makes a difference. Most people Woods. for revision is “ Yes” then maybe the same duration. They’re more attention-getting out New England to become more to McCavanagh years. In talking with a neighbor O’Neill and his stale ideas Jim is well known for insisting 50 Maintain For his part. Woods Is standing his ground. "It Is it will stop. In either case I think Von Hoffman know that and act or fall to act accordingly proficient In their hydraulics and I believe all others have been An opportunity also exists on the best quality in our police 52 Dark-blui and more entertaining. It’s more fun to listen to my duty and my pleasure to work on behalf of the To (he Editor: driving skills. These men and the next thing to occur will be consistently overcharged except and fire services. Jim recognizes (pref.) nasty voiced actors make nasty, often humorous oil and gas industry," Woods said. He specifically for those of us in remarks, than to a smooth voice urging us to vote ■ ^ N 18 TEXTBOOK DEMOCRACY really and women a re to be dropped from t he some sort of an appeal proiess for 1972 when I obtained refunds Bolton. Columbia. Glastonbury. that we here in Manchester are 53 Item of c characterized the regulation as "designed to This Is to express my gratitude (colloq.) truly only possible in a small-population state with engineers’ list only l^cause they dragging everything through the for them. Hebron, and Manchester to en blessed with two very fine fire for Putenheimer for Congress because he’s an harass and rob the gas Industry." to Jim McCavanagh for his 54 Smirk patterns and structures which give voice and are volunteers. Since that time, dirt and the losing side wanting That the Eighth District has no sure that our voices and concerns departments: the professional experienced family man who put In two years in Regarding contacts with Bush and Hodel, Wood! willingness to serve once again as 55 Poultry effect to individuals? No, not If we had a markedly we have heard one particular their sand back. The only real intention of keeping agreements are heard and acted upon in fire department of the Town Fire 56 Octane the Army when he was a teenager and who will said: " I am a Republican. 1 have worked with state representative for the 12th different culture, say one which put as much proponent state. "W e won’t need losers in all of this will be the is evidenced by the fact I was Hartford. Our current state District and the volunteer fire numbers therefore take care of the adverse balance of these people... I fought a clean battle. ’’ Assembly District. Most people in trade. emphasis on the duties of citizenship as we put on the volunteer, nor have we ever people who have to continue to again overcharged In 1976, 1979 senator. Carl Zinsser, has proven department of the Eighth Utili 57 Abomina the world If Barry Goldwater got into the White Manchester know Jim from his snowmar making money and getting ahead. In America needed them” It is ashamethat read it all again. and 1988. Mr. LaBelle recoq- to be an effective, caring legisla ties District. Jim has steadfastly House was withdrawn. The ad showed a little girl years of service to our commun 1 personally am neither for nor 58 Irish B Y DEFINITIO N all Sb-second political ^ p l e go to night school to get their master’s in Rtformlng tax iwform this person, high in town office, is firmed the agreement in 1978 and tor who has worked diligently to opposed any effort to undermine plucking the petals off a daisy and, when she got to ity and his tenure on the Board of against charter revision. 1 do commercials are as misleading and inaccurate as business administration to get on in the world, not Even before the ink was dry on the sweeping tax so obsessed with annihilation of John LaBelle Jr in 1979. In 19851 better our communities. For the or to destroy either of those very DOWI the last one kaboom! There was the mushroom. Directors, and as an honorable know that the events of the past commercials of the same duration for aspirin and to study foreign relations to be a more informed bill produced with such supposedly Herculean the district that he does not reduced the payment to the past six years. Carl has placed the fine fire departments. For that voter. and successful businessman. We. several years leave me with a 1 Jerks up •ye wash. In neither case is any but the tiny labor, we were hearing murmurings from recognize the potential the dis amount the town would charge 4th District’s needs at the top of reason, Jim opposes the current THAT BOTHERED JOURNALISTS and clean his constituents, are fortunate down No honor attaches to devoting time and energy congressional sources about the n ^ tor trict presents to the town. Over tired, sour feeling when I think of and a sent a check and a note as to his list of priorities I am Referendum Question No, 4 minority bothered by the obvious falsity of the election types as perhaps It should have. It was, that he is truly concerned with our to the duties of citizenship. We’ve shrunk the "technical corrections" next year. This should be 100 men and women, with modern the maturity and ability of the the reduction. The check was confident that he will continue to Charter Revision proposal to claims. Either people believe this hokum or they after all, an ad that made a devastating assertion interests and translates that definition of the duties of citizenship to the a warning to all taxpayers to check your wallets equipment, ready, willing and towns. They cannot resolve the accepted and deposited several do so. His continued service and nullify the Independence, if not know it’s a pack o’ lies and shrug it off. In an unanswerable, vlyid and emotional form, concern into positive action. 6 minimum — refraining from breaking the and the gold in your teeth. able to come to the town ’said with problem themselves so they give months later. dedication in Hartford is essen the very existence, of the Eighth But now comes word from tiny, far-off Vermont and that might be dirty pool. There seemed, Jim’s good-natured manner criminal laws and voting regularly. Thus the no cost to them, at one minute’s up and force us to make their If a commercial establishment tial if we desire to maintain the Utilities District. that the negative TV ads tor U.S. senator are however, to be no general public outcry; mass makes it easy to approach him M-second political commercial exactly matches hot ice. decisions for them. It was too bad acted in this manner a customer standard of living we enjoy here. Jim’s support for improve backfiring on the challenger and helping the about issues we care about, and CaMxlly man and mass woman sitting at home consuming the amount of time we’re willing to give over to they let the situation get out of would soon find a new establish Carl’s opponent, Mike Meotti. ment in tbe funding and pro incumbent. Citisens in the Green Mountain State I have heard comments to the he is able to smooth out differen after-dinner TV fare gave no indication they cared informing ourselves for what we call the highest hand to begin with. They allowed ment to buy from and the original can’t do that. Mr Meotti. until grams of our public education •re reported to be irked because they have fUanrhpBtpr l-Irralji effect that the town is losing tax ces of opinion and ease conflicts about the issue one way or the other. duty and privilege of citizenship - casting our the town to be divided by more would soon find Itself without this past summer, was an insu system is well known. So too is his personal knowledge that the suggestions in the ads Poundotf In 1M 1 money from the Buckland sec by constructive efforts at resolv Then what happened in Vermont? Are they more ballots. than a double line. They actually customers. rance lobbyist. I know I would be record of support for protecting "XWLU aren’t true. The names and party affiliations of the tion. If a government accepts tax ing problems. His modesty pre civic minded there than in Indiana or California ? That’s all patriotic parsley. America is a nation PENNY M SIEFFEST cut a piece out of the heart of the We are stuck with an appar extremely uncomtortabletohave and improving our environment. candidates in question are being omitted because ... PuMMhVr money for its people, it is then vents him from saying much BDUEPi ’The reports speculate that Vermont is a which has recently taken away the right to drink OOUQLASX BEVINS ei«»cutlv»E«H»or town. It’s up to all of us to put it ently unprincipled utility district someone representing us who has For these many reasons, Jim it is immaterial to the argument. JAMES P. SACKS responsible to O liver that same about his accomplishments as slow-paced, small state where a fair number of from I8-to-tl-year-olds. They’re too young, too . Managing EdSor back together however we be that has no restrictions on its been so clearly against anything McCavanagh deserves the sup This is a very unusual political event. ALEXANDEn QIBELU AaaodalaEdlior amount in servicetothesepeople. our representative, so let’s say it QYPME people know the incumbent personally and irresponsible and too lacking in Judgment, but lieve it should be. unfair actions. As it appears the that might damage the insurance port of all Manchester voters who Misleading advertising seldom boomerangs on the I cannot understand how they for him by giving him a landslide PREVIOUS therefore personally know the uncomplimentary they can all go right on voting if they care to DENISE A nOBENTS.... I ask all Manchester voters to only way we can receive fair are able to re-elect him In next candidate, and when it does happen it’s usually . Advarllalng DIraelor couM lose or gain money from a on Election Day. industry. I find it hard to accept understanr remarks directed against him are not true. bother, which most of them don’t. M ASK F. ABBAinS make a decision and vote. treatment is by voting "Y e s " on week’s state election. because of a toss in the nnedia. In the 1M4 Buamaaa Mantgar particular area of town, unless that he could suddenly reverse In Indiana and California not one person in SHELDON COHEN Compoaing Managar Question 4, I urge all voters to presidential campaign a fannous TV ad tor Lyndon ROBEBTH. HUBBARD.. they intend to accept taxes, but roles and work for our needs, 10.000 has seen his or hpr senator in the flesh, Nlebelas Yea Heflmaa Is a syugtoated ...Pr«aroom M anagar vote "Y e s ” Fair-minded voters Johnson Implying that his opponent would blow up JEANNE Q. PROM ERW ..Ckculailon Managar give no service In exchange. The when in his former livelihood, he much less exchanged a word with him. 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Mets say good Knight to Red Sox New York Giants NFC East Schroeder hit 22'of 49 passes for a Washington came Back quickly A showdown victory over the Wa personal-best ^ yards, while wide after the Giants took the M g lead, shington Redskins, both on anddff receiver Gary Clark caught 11 using a numberiof blgplaysagainst Hard-working Knight the field — and some o f it had passes for a club-record 241 yards. the Giants’ defense. Mets finish year nothing to do with football. In the end, the difference turned They pulled to within 20-19 Mayite it was the fact that most out to be Joe Morris. H ie Giants’ midway through the quarter on a of the 75,923 fans at GiantsStadium star halfback rushed 31 times for l-yard run by George Rogers, one World Series MVP Monday night spent much of the 181 yards and scored the game play after Schroeder hit Ricky at top of the heap game with one eye on the field and winning touchdown on a 13-yard Sanders with a 71-yard pass. another on one o f the numerous sweep arund right end with l; 38 to 6n Washington’s next series. KaigM was In the middle of the portable’TV sets tuned toGam eTof plOT. Schroeder combined with Clark on dramatie Mtb-inniBg Met rally that By Bon w w ko r siBgle by Mookie Wilson. A walk to the World Series between the New A last-ditch Washington attempt a 42-yard TD pass on a thir^and-19 . YO*K — Wfcee Ray Kirtgiit won Caaie g, singling home one ran TBo AsMCfotod PrOM Tim Teofel. to tie the game ended when play. far tfr ta g traM n c with the York Mets and the Boston Red Sox. and then scoring the winner And Bases loaded, the crowd in a Schroeder threw an imcompletion The Redskins tied the score at new Vott tietg t a t r e b n a ry . he "World Series ... what World he was the catalyst in Game 7 with NEW YORK — AH along, the firenzy. Boston Manager John Series,” quipped Washington at the New York 35 with 21 seconds 20-20 late in the fourth period on a t o * with him meMooragfns word a home run that put his team in New York Mets sahl they would McNamara walked to the mound to play. 29-yard field goal by Max Zisndejas from M* wife, ehompion golfer Coach Joe Gibbs after the Giants front to stay win the World Series. And they did How to pitch to Keith Hernandez' "That’s the NFC East right with 4:06 to play. It was set up by a n oaeyLop ei downed the Redskins 27-20 Monday ’’I’ve come a long way." be said, Monday night, finishing in the fall How to hold off the inevitable? night to move into a three-way tie there,” said Parcells. " It ’s a battle 47-yard pass from Schroeder to Art " » e 0*1. 'Yoo cm win the tWrd as he claimed bis M VP trophy, what they promised in the spring— " I told my brother, who has been with Washington and Dallas in the and I’ m just happy that we could Monk. hooe J * .’ " Knight recalled "but a bunch of guys deserve this with a flourish that left them with me all week, that if there are NFC East. win. That finishes up the first half But the Giants, starting at their And what did he aay? thing. undeniably at the top of the heap. men on base today. I’m going to be (of the season) and I guess there own 19, then went 81 yards for the "1 aafd. ‘Wo way.’ " The ups and downs of the World " I ’m a positive thinker, but the Start spreading the news. The a key.” Hernandez said. Series finale made for raucous are three teams that kind of got to winning score, with Morris gaining 0 The mm waa Joot being realistic last two years there was nothing to Mets mugged the Boston Red Sox cheering at odd moments in the start over.” 66 of those on five carries, Knight knew the WIeu had tried Hernandez singled sharply to think I would be an integral part of 8-5 in Game 7 and are now Giants-Redskins game. Washing Those teams are the Giants. including the game-r inning this club ’’ hard an winter totrade him and the baseball’s world champions left-center, and two runs scored ton players admitted crowd noise Washington and Dallas. All are tied touchdown. only reaam he waa still around was Knight had come to the Mets "W e were destined to win," Gary Carter followed with a that was a reaction to happenings with 6-2 marks heading into the "W e made some critical mis thm General Manager Frank Ca- from Houston for three young Mets’ starter Ron Darling said, blooper to right field and Evans elsewhere drew them offsides on at second half of the season. takes. obviously,” said Parcells. ahen oodM find no takers for a players at the end olf the 19M summing up the season and the trapped it. getting a forceout at least two occasions — one of which Washington could have had sole "That’s something we don’t nor *J-year-old infielder coming off season. He had suffered from Series. second as the tying run scored. possession of first place with a mally do. We busted a couple of two straight snh-par seasons cost the Redskins a touchdown in kidney stones and vertigo that year Call them arrogant, cocky or Three more innings to decide the the second quarter. victory, but they made too many coverages in really ridiculous Knight, however had one impor and finished with a 2S7 batting best team in baseball this season rude Say they symbolize a pushy, Arpimio "It was weird,” said Redskins mistakes while falling behind 29-3. situations.” C tant person fn his comer. Manager average shovj’ city. Was there any doubt? linebacker Neal Olkewicz. "F o r a "W e fought hard, but it was a Schroeder was surprised by his tfa r ty /ohnson saw him as impor He started 198S on the disabled New York, New York won If there was. the bullpens helped while we didn’t understand what little too late for us.” said'Gibbs. ability to go deep against the tant, veteran stability for a mostly list after elbow surgery for bone because it refused to lose — not In decide New York’s Joe Morris (20y stretches out winning touchdown on a 13-yard run "The crowd and the noise got us a Giants. yoong Met team all the noise was about. We finally chips and wound up appearing in the regular season, not in the Mets left-hander Sid Fernandez to get a first down during first-quarter with 1:38 left after the Redskins had figured it out; they were making little bit. ” “ We really didn’t anticipate "He was always in my ear only 90 games hitting an almost playoffs against HouRon and not a starter all season, replaced noise for the World Series." The Giants opened up their making the big plays." said always telling me how good he action Monday night at Giants’ Stadium. wiped out a 20-3 deficit to tie it. The invisible .218 here Darling with two out in the fourth The noise at odd times wasn’t the l7-point lead early in the third Schroeder. "They tried man cover was," Johnson said "H e came to Morris rushed 31 times for 181 yards and Giant victory leaves them along with After that year he was the The Mets spit in the face of fate Fernandez had groused about his only thing out of the ordinary. quarter, as Phil Simms tossed a age and came up short.” spring training in great shape He longest of long shots to wind up as Saturday night in Game 6. They role as a reliever in the ^ rie s but scored twice in the Giants’ 27-20 victory Dallas end Washington atop the NFC’s The Giants defense, which en 319-yard touchdown pass to Bobby But in the end. so did the had lost some weight and worked World Series MVP. "It shows hard were two runs down with nobody on again did it well, pitching 2 1-3 over Washington. Morris scored the East Division, each at 8-2. tered the game ranked No. I in the Johnson two plays after a Perry Redskins. hard You can tell a gay with work and diligence paid off," he hitless innings and striking out T base, one strike away from elimi tremendous desire, tremendous said. " I thank Davey Johnson. It’s A* ptwto nation. so close that their own four fight The situation on my ballclub unbelievable that I ’m up here stadium Inadvertently flashed Calvin Schiraldi. the ex-Met who was such that Ray was instrumen now." New York’s Ray Knight watches the flight of the ball after "Congratulations. Red Sox" on the had blown the crucial two-run lead Scholastic roundup tal in solidifying our te a m " The irony of Knight's MVP he hit a leadoff homer in the seventh Inning Monday scoreboard. Still, the Mets rallied Saturday night, took over for Hurst Knight started the season pla- in the seventh. performance was that it made a night. The homer gave the Mets a lead they would never to win. tooning at third base, but a sizzling loser of the man who gave him his They came back again on a misty And Knight hit his fourth pitch April — sis homers In the first nine first full-time Job in the majors. relinquish. Knight was selected the World Series' Most Monday evening, breaking a 3-3 tie Into the left-center field bleachers games, a .SS3 average for the first Boston Manager John McNamara Valuable Player. in the seventh inning on a home run ' ”I just wanted to get the next Cheney Tech hooters have one big one to go 31 games — made him the "H e’s one of the people I respect by Series M VP Ray Knight, who guy. I didn’t think that one run everyday starter Just as Nancy In this game " Knight said "I told made a comeback M his own after said him I love him. But only one can be would make a difference. ” Schi being benched in Game 2 for lack of raldi said in close. Indian keeper Jason played out of position and we had a Dominski came up with a good to stay at 2:37 of the second half tor He finished the season with a 29* a winner. He was the first manager hitting When New York choked One big one down, another still to M H 8 l o 8 M f i n a l e One run. it turned out. did not Stansfield. who split service in goal couple up from the JV (junior effort, recording 9 saves. Kerri a 3-1 Coventry advantage. Lettoard batting average and was an to play me every day in Cincinnati Boston's final gasp of the season go Mets’ bullpen work make the difference because the Manchester High heads into the With Mark Fleming who played the varsity) team. Hopefully, we’ll be Jedrewski had 6 stops in net for scored at the 37:30 mark of the important bat in the middle of the He just told me. You’re my third the next inning. It was over. Cheney Tech, faced with having Mets kept scoring. post-season for the 20th consecu first half, had no chance. healthy by the tournament.” Bolton. match, but. it was too little and too lineup In the World Series, he baseman, now just go out and do The Mets lost the first two games to win Its last two games, accomp Dykstra hit a pinch-single, took tive season. But. unlike most other Manchester, which went with Dave Burrell got the Patriots on Dinocenza and Gall Schiavetti late for the visitors. " I ’m really became the most important bat the job.’ " at home, and they bad two losses by lished step one Monday with a 1-0 second when Schiraldi made a wild campaigns. Manchester will not five or six sophomores most of the the board at 4:59 of the first half played well tor Bolton. happy," ixnnbardosaid. “ Ledyard Three hits, including a tie- Unfortunately for McNamara, ace Dwight Gooden Still, they won blanking of East Hampton High at was the difference pitch on a pitchout and came home head Into the boys’ soccer tourna time most of the season, started Lyman’s Joe Warzecha brought is a Class L school and with the breaking. seventh-inning home run that’s just what Knight did In the The Red Sox could not. Boston, the Beavers’ field ment as one of the favorites. The quickly, scoring with the game the visitors back at the 25-minute tournament coming up. we’ re In Monday night’s *-S seventh- WorldSerics. "H e’sa good friend," on Rafael Santana’s single. A Covenfry trium pht the only team ever to be within one Cheney, avenging an 8-0 thrash Indians closed out their 1986 only 35 seconds old. Louis Jaffe mark of the first half on a where we want to be." game victory, clinched the Series Knight said. " I feel badly for him.” By Howard Ulmon sacrifice fly by Hernandez made It out of the World Series champion ing at the hands of the Bellringers regular season Monday, bowing2-1 took a pass from Bruce Rosenberg deflection off a Coventry fullback COVENTRY - Once again, the M VP award for Knight He batted Then he brightened, smiling the Th« AssoclotMf Press 6-3. ship and not win It, saw Its history earlier In the year, are now 5-6-3 for to East Hartford High at foggy and planted his third goal of the following a direct kick. Jack Ayer Coventry girls’ soccer team came .391 with nine hits, five runs batted smile of a World Series MVP. The Red Sox. who had been one M H8 unbeaten of collapse finally catch up the season. They close out the Memorial Field. campaign. But Imbelluso tied it at put Coventry ahead at the 27- up a winner on Monday. The In and four runs scored. "But I ’ll get over it." he said NEW YORK — One bullpen strike a w. y from elimination In the Deny It. Don’t believe It. Toss season Wednesday on the road at The loss leaves Manchester with 32:59 of the first half. Rosenberg mlnute mark with the assist from Patriots defeated Ledyard High, EAST HARTFORD - The Man came through. The other bullpen playoffs against California, did not chester High girls’ soccer team is aside the allegation. The Red Sox fold Berlin High In a 3 p.m start a final 7-7-1 overall mark. The had a golden opportunity early in Jason Smith. Lyman’s Corey Noel 3-2, for their ninth consecutive win fell through. And a World Series are not meant to win. Instead, add of the season. Coventry Is now 12-1, one game away from a perfect Hobbling Bill Buckner, whose It’s another must-win situation seven losses represents the most the second half, but rocketed a shot gained the equalizer at 23:67 of the championship went to New York another loss to their painful trail of while Ledyard dropped its first season after registering a 3-0 error allowed the winning run to tor the Beavers. "The kids realize ever In a single season by an Indian directly on Knight keeper Mark second half off another deflection Strong relief pitching by the Mets Game 7defeats In the World Series, decision in the last 19 games and victory against East Hartford on Mets, it turns out, score In Game 6, opened the eighth It. We have to go out and play like club The most previous was six. Raskauskas. off a fullback following a direct 2 shut down Boston, while weak alongside the ones from 1946. 1967 that in five seasons, the most (alls to 12-2-1. The Patriots finish Monday. The Indians are now relief pitching by the Red Sox with a single. Rice followed with a we did (against East HamMon) 1 felt we played a good first half." kick and 1975. recent In 1976 (8-6-2). McCarthy said, "but then East' Tim McMillan, in his first start In the regular season Thursday at 14-0-1 on the year with their final spurred New York to a come-from- single and Evans then lined a We have a chance (against Berlin). "This team deserved belter." The 1975 club also lost six Hartford picked up the tempo.” goal for Coventry, recorded eight 3:30 p.m when they host regular season game Wednesday behlnd 8-5 victory Monday night in two-run double, making It 6-5 and it’s a matter of going out and doing are the very best said Boston reliever Bob Stanley, (11-6-2). but that one was state Glenn Jensen. Mike Koblect. saves. Garth Senechal made 11 Woodstock at 3:30 p.m. against Glastonbury at finishing Roger McDowell the seventh game of the World on the mound when the Mets struck It.” said Cheney coach Paul Soucy. Memorial Field It was Jesse Orosco’s turn, and Class LL runner-up. freshman Dave Stephenson and saves for Lyman. Coventry outshot "W e’re playing well and we’re Series. in Game 8. "W e deserved to win. Ba Pho recorded the only goal — where we want to be right now,” "The game was a down game for By Hurry Aikins ’’When you win lie games in a he was perfect. He retired Gedman Coach Bill McCarthy, in his Jaffe played well for Manchester. Lyman, 12-7. " I have confidence In our but we didn’t " his sixth of the year — for Cheney seventh season, called this a For McCarthy, the season that Coventry coach Paul Lombardo us coming off our league cham The Associated Press year, you are a good ballclub ” bullpen." Mets’ Manager Davey on a line drive, struck out Dave No, the Red Sox did not. They still at 24:31 of the second half. Pho learning one tor himself and his was leaves him a little perplexed said as his team readies Itself for pionship victory," Intfian coach Johnson said ”We will get better Johnson said Henderson and got Don Baylor — have not won the World Series chested to his feet a throw-ln from young Indians. “ We learned what It " I haven’t been able to get a handle post-season play. Joe ErardI commented. Manches NEW YORK - The New York This Series taught us a lot . A lot of Sid Fernandez killed Boston’s finally appearing as a pInch-hItter Girls Soccer since 1918. the right side from Doug Johnson takes to win. to be a teammate. ’’ he on this team. 1 rack my brain Junior Leslie Danehy. who now ter clinched Its third straight CCC 8 our guys will get better from It with the designated hitter not In Mets. It turns out, were as good as momentum when he came in with "History is great to learn from, He eluded one defender and drew has 27 goals for the season, scored East Division crown last Friday. they said they were. "W e had the best record In play — on a grounder offered. " I think they’re coming sometimes. I wish I knew the Bolton beaten the Red Sox ahead 3-0 In the fourth but all that matters is what we have ^ llrin g e r goalie Rob Benson out. along. We lost a lot of tough games. two goals and Stacey Robertson "W e played well enough to win, but baseball. We should be champions. Baylor's out seemed to take the answers. Some years you have the After their 8-5 victory over the inning. Then Jesse Orosco came in in front of us. "said Red Sox starter "Ba just slid It under him from EAST HAMPTON - Three goals added the game-winner to lead the as a team, we played poorly” Boston Is a great team, but the good life out of the Red Sox. but the Mets I feel bad for these guys. ’Hiey’ve luck of the Irish on your side, Boston Red Sox in the seventh and with New York ahead 6 5 the tying Bruce Hurst, who had beaten the about 12 yards out.” Soucy related. from Mo Strickland powered host Patriots. Danehy opened the scor Chris Rovegno opened the scor guys got It. This is what we were made sure by stomping relievers been unlucky, just unlucky. A sometimes you don’t." final game of the World Series run on second and no outs in the Mets twice and got another chance East Hampton High to a 3-1 victory ing at 13:05 of the first half, ing at 1:53 of the first half when she sweating for.” A1 Nipper and Steve Crawford for "The kids played an outstanding break either way could have turned Monday night, no one can doubt the eighth He killed Boston’ s title A8 photo because of Sunday night’s rainout. assisted by Kim Hodge. Ledyard followed In a rebound shot by two more runs In the bottom of the game. It was an overall team the season around.” Coventry deadlocks over Bolton High in girls’ soccer Mets were truly the best team In It was the second World Series hopes with two perfect Innings to "W e never could get that third countered at 14:55 when Jen Almay Indian Sue Webb At 5:41, Webb RBlIever Jessie Orosco eighth on a lead-off homer by effort. The forwards came back to Of Manchester's seven losses, action Monday. baseball In 1986. championship In the Mets’ 25-year end the game. out.” COVENTRY - Minus five star Strickland tallied at 22:08 and tallied the equalizer. Danehy came made no mistake on a pass from Strawberry and Orosco’s RBI double team on the ball." Soucy five were by one goal. Several of history, their first since 1969. and Meanwhile, Boston’s bullpen shows his joy after striking Yet for awhile, it looked like ters. the Coventry boys’ soccer 29:46 of the first half and added her right beck at the 37-minute mark Sira Berie and fired Into the lower From the first day of spring capped a dramatic turnaround single said. those came in the closing minutes was blowing a 3-3 tie that starter out Boston’s Marty Barrett Boston might be able to end the of contests. Including Monday’s team played Lyman Memorial to a third at 9:13 of the second half. when Monica Hodina placed a left corner for a 2-0 lead. training, the Mets considered thi.s from their last-place finishes in l^ at left the Mets only three outs Bruce Hurst handed It after six jinx. Soucy noted Norm Croteau did 2-2 tie Monday. With one game Leah DInocenza. with her second of perfect cross which Danehy sent Jen Atwell finished off the championship their destiny. 1982 and 1983. for the final out of the World away from their second World setback. East Hartford, which Innings. Dwight Evans led off the Red Sox an outstanding job shadowing East remaining on Thursday at Wind the campaign, tallied for Bolton at Into the left corner of the net for the scoring at 32:58 of the second half ’They said so, even though the Series. Series championship since the finishes a fine 9-2-4 campaign Veteran outfielder Mookle Wil " I wasn’t nervous I was pretty second with a home run deep to Hampton’s top scorer. Craig Hy ham Tech. Coventry’ s record 4:29 of the second half score. when she scored off a comer kick rest of baseball hated them for It, miracle of 1969, and Orosco quickly heading into the tournament, son said the team’s key to success calm," said Boston’s ace short left-center, Boston’s first earned land. Sweeper Mike Vassallo and stands at 11-2-2. The visitors’ Bolton, 1-12, winds up Its season "The first half was real close." from Wendy Burnett. Playing well called them arrogant. was never giving up last two games. wrapped It up. scored with 4:58 left in regulation reliever Calvin Schiraldl. who lost run off Darling In 15 innings. Rich midfielder Mark Cusson were to win it. Rob Imbelluso, who record Is 8-2-5. Wednesday at home at 3:15 p.m Lombardo commented. "The se for Manchester were freshman "W e went out there and proved "They are the loosest bunch of Fernandez, who was upset when Ed Romero grounded out. Boggs the last two games of the World Gedman followed with a drive to among the others who had strong scored the Knights’ first goal, sent " I guess I should be happy with against Parish Hill. cond half we took control and our Meg Birte and Rachel Odell in the we were as good as we felt we could guys I ’ve ever seen." he said. Johnson left him out of the starting grounded out And Marty Barrett, Series " I thoiwht I had good stuff right which 6-foot-6 Darryl Straw games for Cheney the tie considering the Injuries that Bolton outshot the Bellringers, passing came through The girls bacltfleld. Atwell. Webb, and fresh be,” said right-fielder Darryl "Some people call It arrogant. I who had earlier tied the record of 13 a cross from the right wing to the but 1 just wasnT throwing strikes.” rotation for the Series, was New berry gloved by reaching over the we have.” Coventry coach Bob who are now 3-11, by a 15-14 count. realty put It to them” man Karen Rattanakoun per Strawberry, who batted only 200 call It amazin’ . hits in a Series, struck out East Hampton slipped to 9-3-2 opposite post. Doug Curtis chested Before the first game. Johnson York’s most valuable fireman fence, but dropped over the wall for Robertson put the Patriots ahead formed well up front. with no RBI In the first six ganles, swinging with the loss. it to his feet and drilled a shot from Plaster said. "Several people But Bellringer keeper Tracey "Everyone says you are not said the Mets would be In good Monday night another homer. Somewhat shaken. but hit a towering solo homer In the supposed to come back like we did shape If they could get Boston to go Boston was ahead 3-0 and had a Darling gave up an RBI single to The Mets were the World Series eighth Inning of Game 7. "It was In a playoff and World Series, but to Its bullpen. In a World Series of runner on second and two outs Wade Boggs and It was 3-0. champions. The city that never because we went out there and did this club doesn’t fit the mold. We unexpected turns, that was one when he replaced starter Ron "M y job at that point was to sleeps exploded A ticker tape things right parade was just a few hours away. Rozelle’s testing plan is struck down have a bunch of fruit cakes, forecast that came true. Darling In the fourth. Fernandez protect the lead and not let It slip Sports In Brief "From the start of spring train psychos and crazies that can all The Red Sox relievers allowed 12 walked the first batter he faced, "This Is what we’ve been going away," Hurst said however, that he has ruled against ing, we believed In this team. This play baseball. earned runs in 15 1/3 innings for a then retired the next seven, four on after all year,” Mets Manager By Dick Brinster in August, 1987. agreement. Hurst, a left-hander pitching on unscheduled drug testing. I am was destined. There's no doubt "The makeup of this club is that 7.05 earned run average. In the last strikeouts, before giving way to Davey Johnson said in the The Associated Press Rozelte's edict last July, follow “ We’re not trying to protect drug three days’ rest for only the second UConn basketball plana Trumbull trip convinced that minimal unsche about It In my mind This was a we never say die, as you Just saw.” two games, they gave up eight Roger McDowell in the seventh. champagne-drenched clubhouse. ing the cocaine-related deaths of users.” Upshaw said. "The players time this year and In place of duled drug testing is a necessary dream come true," he said. The victory was especially sweet earned runs In 4 2/3 innings for an "He kept us off the scoreboard "We’ve gradually Improved the STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s basketball An arbitrator’s ruling that struck Cleveland Browns safety Don recognize they have a responsibil scheduled starter Dennis "Oil pari of any fully effective league Manager Davey Johnson even for catcher Gary Carter, who tolled ERA of 15.42 and let 20 of the 33 when we had a 3-0 lead. We were last three years.” team will be at St. Joseph High Schoolln Trumbull on Wednesday down N FL Commissioner Pete Rogers and University of Mary ity iMth on the field and off. But Can” Boyd, did his job for five wide anti-drug program.” sounded a warning to the rest of In the big leagues for 13 years batters they faced reach base. hoping to build on that," Boston And in between sips, Johnson for a practice session and clinic.' The program, which Is Rozelle’s plan for random drug land basketball star Len Bias, they also have rights, and It is our Innings. The ruling leaves the door open baseball, suggesting his club has before finally playing on a cham Manager John McNamara said. sounded a warning for those teams testing of players Is "a victory for would have made the N FL the only obligation to protect those rights” New York’s bullpen posted ERAs Hurst’s off-speed stuff limited sponsored by the All Connecticut Conference, is open to the public for the players to design their own the makings of a dynasty. pionship team After Jim Rice led off the third that had challenged him and his collective bargalnlpg." according professional sports league to re Rasher upheld other elements of of 2 70 for the Series and 3.86 for the the Mets’ right-handed lineup — and there is no admission charge. screening program, Hoby with a single. Boston didn’t get Mets this season. to Gene Upshaw, executive direc quire mandatory random drug Rozelle’s anti-drug program, in the one minus sparkplug Lenny First-year UConn coach Jim Calhoun and the Huskies will Brenner, player representative of another hit until it started the "W e will get better," he said. tor of the players union. testing for all players. cluding the designation of Dr. Dykstra — to just a ground single begin the evening at 6:30 p.m. with a team scrim m age workout. the New Orleans Saints, said. eighth with three hits off McDo "This Series taught us a lot. A lot of ” lt reaffirms the agreement we Kasher noted that the 1982 Forest Tennant to head an educa by Knight through five innings. That will be followed Immediately by a clinic conducted by the ’”I1iere’s a lot of support for well. Johnson then brought In our guys will get better from It .... made In 1982 and says that changes collective bargaining agreement tional drive within the league. The But after retiring II straight UConn coaching staff and players. testing among players.” Brenner Orosco. Ron Darling ... Darryl Strawberry In what we agreed to then cannot be addressed the drug issue by calling arbitrator also ruled that the NFL 9 batters, It all began to unravel for said ” We have a convention In “ Orosco did an unbelievable even Bob Ojeda. Gooden has a lot made unless the union agrees to for preseason tests of all players as could conduct urinalysis tests of Hurst and the Red Sox with one out March, and I ’m sure that will be a job. ’’ Darling said, ’ ’but Fernandez to prove next year. them.” Upshaw said of the ruling well as Individual tests when club draft-eligible players during the in the sixth: A plnch-sIngle by Lee 'Meet the Huskies’ night on Nov. 11 big Issue.” was the guy who really picked us “ We will get better because we Issued Monday In Washington, physicians suspect a particular annual February tryouts. Those Mazzllll, who also s ta rts a game Brenner said the union’s prop up." have an Influx of young talent. It Is STORRS — The ninth annual ’ Meet the Huskies’ night, DC., by arbitrator Richard player of drug dependency. p la^ rs are not covered by the saving rally Saturday night. A osal. when one is made, would a trend we have set.” sponsored by the UConn Club, will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at Kasher. ” tt confirms that the clubs In his 78-page ruling, Kasher collective bargaining agreement. probably provide that tests be the Field House with the team conducting a scrim m age at 8 p.m. cannot hove Rozelle do Independ said, ” We conclude that the pari of 1 tun gratified that the arbitra Commissioner Rozelle’s aug tor has upheld this office’s author conducted by an agency Independ ThO sorimmage Is open to the general public and there is no ently what they cannot do them selves under the agreement.” mented drug program, which ity to Institute an augmented drug ent of N FL management. admission charge. establishes unscheduled testing. Is program of education, treatment "W e Just want more of a say in Red Sox offer no apologies Following the workout, the UConn Club will sponsor its annual Kasher ruled that Roselle’s plan conflicted with the league’s bar in conflict with the specific provi and discipline.” Rozelle said In a how It’s done, rather than having it ’Meet the Huskies’ dinner at the Faculty Alumni Center on the gaining agreement with the NFL sions” of the contract "and Is statement Issued by the N FL in forced down our throats,” Brenner By Dove O’Hara doesn’t have any bearing on what Storrs campus. There will be a reception at 8:45 p.m. (cash bar) Dennis "O ilca n " Boyd, replaced Players Association, which expires therefore superceded” by the New York. ” I am disappointed. said. The Associated Press happened today. with a dinner to follow at 7:30. Tickets, on a first-come, by Hurst as the seventh-game ’’All we had to do was get 27 first-served basis, are $12.50 and a limited number are available NEW YORK — People waited all starter after the rainout, wept outs,” he said. "History is great to while sitting In front of his locker. through: Dee Row, University of Connecticut, 2181 Hillside Road, season for the Boston Red Sox to U-58, Storrs, Ct., 06268 or by catling (203) 486-3803. lose. When they finally did, they learn from, but all that matters is For the most part, though, the what we have in front of us. Montreal shaky winner over Kings insisted It was the work of the New Red Sox accept^ the disappoint York Mets, not some supernatural "During the season nobody ever ing ending with heads held high. 'OH Can* Boyd odd man out MONTREAL (A P ) - A goal "It was a good play.” was all referee Bob Myers, who handed With its accent on ofTense. the 6 force. thought we’d come this far. This "There’s nothing to be sorry tender’s battle it wasn’t Melanson would say of the pass the him a slashing■ ■ ing Ipenalty \ with 15 game had all the earmarks of a ’’Every team made a run at us team showed a lot of character. about — it was a great Series,” NEW YORK — Dennis "OH Can” Boyd, the forgotten man in shootout In the first two periods, The Montreal Canadiens’ Brian Canadiens’ Guy Carbonneau slid to seconds left In theiga game. i And when and we held them all off,” said Winning the World Series would Buckner said. Boston’s pitching plans, was the odd-man out Monday night as when a total of 10 goals were Bruce Hurst, the left-hander whom have been a great honor. I ’d trade ” We gave it a good shot and came the New York Mets beat the Red Sox 8-5 in Game 7 to win the Hayward was beaten five times on linemate Chris Nilan that produced Nilan protested. Myers added a II shots before he settled down. the winning goal with 7:88 remain unsportsmanlike conduct minor, scor^. Manager John McNamara had anything for a world champion up short," slugger Jim Rice said. World Series. . The Kings put the puck behind "I haven’t played well this ing In the poorly-played wide-open misconduct and game misconduct. entrusted the Red Sox’ fate in ship, but It wasn’t meant to be. We "Those guys hit the ball when they Boyd, hunched over and visibly shaken in his locker, was Hayward, who faced 26 shots, on Game 7 Monday night. "But had our chance, but It didn’t work had to.” season.” Hayward said. ” I ’m game. " I took a * a n c e and lost.” crying as teammates tried to console him after the game. He Nilan was fUrious that Myers their first, third and fifth shots of whoever invented 90 feet between out.” almost afraid to play well.” "This team deserved better,” declined to answer questions from the media. didn’t give the Kings a high- the game with Sean McKenna. U ic bases and three outs an inning At the other end of the Ice at the The chance that Melanson took said veteran reliever Bob Stanley, Boyd had been scheduled to start the seventh game, but a Bticking penalty when teammate Robitaille. Jay Wells each scoring. knew what he was doing. We never The Red Sox saw their first Forum on Monday night, the Los was venturing out of his net to whose wild pitch in the 10th inning rainout Sunday night made Bruce Hurst, a two-game winner in Mike Lalor was cut by a Los could get that third out.” Series championship since 1916 Angeles Kings’ Roland Melanson challenge Carbonneau. who had of Game 6 gave the Mets new life. Angeles stick. The Canadiens. however, wer Thus. the 1986 Red Sox go down in virtually ripped from their grasp the Series, available to pitch on three •*6y"J***- _ ., was only slightly better He al scored earlier. Carbonneau waited by the Mets. ” We deserved to win. but we didn’t. Manager John McNamara had Indicated he might ure Boyd in "When Nilan does something, en’t to be outdone as Gaston .history with other seventh-game lowed five goals on 19 shots before until Melanson had committed A S photo ” It’s a game of inches. If we had relief, but he was not among five Re^Sox pitchera the referees are there to grab Glngras. Larry Robinson and Dave failures in 1946, ’67 and ’75. Wade Boggs, the American he became stingy. himself, then passed to his ruRed won tonight. I wouldn’t have to is wrong with him,” McNamara said of Boyd. 1 said I migm use But even then. Melanson right wing. him.” screanned Nilan. "But when Maley also scored in the first Boston’s (from Isft) Wads Boggs, Brucs Nevertheless. Hurst insisted that league batting champion tor three period. drsams of winning ths World Ssrlss go think about Game 6 all winter him early If we were not ready for the short men in our buiipen. i gambled and lost in the third period Nilan, however, didn’t want to opposing players do something, the Hurst and Calvin Schiraldi hang thsir out ths window in an 8-5 loss in Gams 7 all other failures in Boston history of the last four years, sat In the After all the emotions, though, you referees dose their eyes. The second period was muck the didn’t count Monday night. Boston dugout and wept tor several didn’t think of using him after the fifth, sixth inning” of the Canadiens’ 6-5 triumph over talk about scoring the winning hsads aftsr ths Rad Sox saw thsir have to look back and say we had a Los Angeles in the only NHL game goal. 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Good Sia. 849-988R: LIMITED StSSfOW- Individual to do kitchen rote with experience. Be phones. Non- smoker. love for people with com Port time required, con personolly Interviewed. Inside ond out. 9142AW. Near 84. Coir 3•^790• after 849-1299. condHIon. S20 84A9S87b BOLTON, CONN. nefits ovalloble. Oependo- Reply to Manchester He munication skills essen- tact skills essential. Apply Eost Hortford. Monchester. Nantucket and both remodeling, Send to PO Box 81, East Jockson A Jackson Real 7:00 pm. or (817) 884-9770 Children’s Comblnoflon ble hard working people rald C/O Box UU 18 tlol. Minor typing and Box WW C/O Manchester Capo $124,900 Attractive Estate 847-8400 or 84A8M8. Manchester - 2nd floor 2 Monchester-Good space Notice Is hereby given mot EDIn e l p w a n t e d must hove reliable trans Glastonbury, Ct. 08025 x4304doys. High Choir, beautifully refrfgerotor/sfove/sink portation. Pov will be only need apply. Call 843- Brolnord Pioce Monches- oeneroi office skills also Herold 14 Brolnord Place Nonfucket Cope in "Ly- bedroom, heat and op- at reosonobie prices. Coll upholstered, yellow the Regfstrars ot Voters wfli 2171. rEr. required. Seeking permo- Monchester. dofl Woods". large bed pnosvees, nopets. 8979 plus owner tor present or fu- set. Very good condition hold a limned voter regtsfro- Carpenter- Experienced bosed on experience and Secretory. Port time 10-a„ 2 sturdy chrome with for S29 or best offer 848-B488.0 fion session on Mondoy, No ability to work Independ- noncy for right applicant Mon-Fri. $8.00 per hour. rooms on the second level Manchester prfsflne con secuT/ttv 848-3979. fure needs at 843-2414. mica table, molded troy. vember 3, 16i8 from 9:00 cm In remodeling. Coll Ro Reply Box W C/O Mon Telemarketing-Full and Assistont to superlntend- bert Jarvis, 8430713. ontlv. 849-54C0 and 847- Answering phones and and super 1st floor fomiiy dition. Great 1 bedroom S3D 849-2723 evenlngs.Q to 11:00om erf theCommunlty chester Herald 18 Brol- part time position ovailo- ont. Mole or fentole to room thot could serve os oporfmenf In 2 family. M ancestor-Luxuorynef»4 Typewriter IBM electric. Hall, 233 BoHon Center Rood, 7351. moking colls for controc- Business size, good condi nord Place Manchester ble Immediately. Flexible «slst In general mainte third bedroom. If needed. Oulef street, working flre- townhouse, 2 bedroom, ImnciLUMEous Bonon, CT., to admit those I tor. Coll 844-4887. tion $100. Standard Key soeking to vote In the Novem Clerk/Typist-The Mon Reps Needed-For busl- 08040. hours. No experience ne nance duties. 20 hours per Custom coMnefs, French Locol franchise Ptoco. Both A kitchen like I'/i baths, central air con Ifor bent TV/STEBEO/ Nurses Aldes-Currently cessary, os we provide 'P«ek In apartment bull^ board. 847-9813 Rob. ber 4, I9B8 State Electron accepting applications for chester Herald needs a b*»» oecounts. Full time, Class I 8^ II Truck driveri doors leading to deck, v/i opporfunlfles-Donut new. 8990. 847-0993. ditioning, all electric, BffLMNCES whoso auollficanons os to il part time clerk/typist to SM,00p-$80,00(>-Port-Tlme, Opticlon. Port time re complete training. Pote- ing for the elderly m wanted. Experience g Baths, goroge. D .w . Fish laundry room, 2 cor gar age, cHlzenshlo or residence Full ond Pori time co- our Nurse Aide Training Shope. Training provided. Hotf of 2 cor garage. Navy Blue lined drapes work Monday through $12,C00-S18,00b-no selling, quired. Contact skills es nlol to $8.00 per hour to Glastonbury. Call 8594)809 ivn^. Apply In person 843-1991 or 871-1400 835,000 m in im u m re- Manchester-Nice 3 bed age. centrolly located for were attained since October shler/dell person. Flexi doss thot will begin soon start. Coll Roth 1-203-525- and ask for Betty or Ed Storage only. S30 per Curtis Mathis stereo cor»- •4" long, 102" wide wHh i4m. Also taking applications Friday, 9;00am to 3pm. repeat business. Set your sential. Apply Box W C/O Bolond Brothers, 51 BIs- aulred. Call Franchise De room oporfment on Cen etderly couple. 8900. Ref month. Belflore Reoftors. ble hours! Will troln. Good typing skills, excel own hours. Training pro Manchester Herald. 18 7274 or 1-800443-5048. sell Street Manchester. ter Street. Lots of room erences recRdred, lease sole. Ploys, sounds greot. brass traverse rod. SBO. ILVI J. CANNON and for CNAs. We offer excel portment, 537-3989. 847-1413. Could use some minor 648-9B92.0 Apply In person. Seasons lent spelling, some com vided. Coll: 1-812-938-8870, Brolnord Pioce Manches Woltress Wonted- move In condition. 8590. plus securlfy. No pets. BETTE S. MARTIN Food Shop, 5 John FHch lent woge and benefits. ter Ct. 08040. Wednesdoy, Friday and rewiring. $90. Call 643- Regtsfrors at Veters Pleose contact : Director puter experience helpful. M -F, 8om to 5pm (Central Small Insurance claims Cleaning Lady wonted, You’ve Seen W o million 847-0993. 843-7139. Boffon Blvd., South Windsor Ct. standard time). office. Full time position. . ^ f d o v . 4:30 to 8:30pm. iWMino 1228.0 Spanish Conoulsfodor of Stoff Oeyelopement ot Diversified duties. Learn Monchester oreo. 848- aWoutlful - New Colonial times - NOW you eon own 086-10 oil aspects of the clossl- Wonted-Meat cutter Ir’ Good typing skills re Vic’s Pizzo, 151 w. Middle 5833. statue. (S' Toll). Unusual ar Crestfleld Conyolescent Cope. 3 bedrooms, v/i If I Commerclof storefront TO BENT decorator Item. Good Port time driyers - wanted fled advertising depart Good Job Opportunities' WIndhom county area. quired. Fomlllarlty with Tpke. Apply In person. baths, 3 plus or minus A full bosemenf. Newer OouMedupfex-bvftf N m ,2 al for South Windsor school Home/Fenwood Manor Send letter with bock office procedures and Kitchen help also wnated. Full time soles clerk, y|-> bedrooms, ffrepfoced liv IBECBEBTNNML looking and colorful. 643- Mondoy-Frldoy, 7om- ment. Customer service Housekeeping/Laundry acres. (Touches of Olde 100 AM F service, newer Senior citizen looking for re buses. Storting pay $8 per ground Information to P. some previous dicfo- 849-3700. dee store, mostly doyr.- ing room, family room, EOUIPBRNT 4859 nights after 3:00pm. 3pm ot 843-5151. EOE. and some telemarketing. O u r housekeeplng- Sfurbridge) cusfom bullf, both. 2 oir conditioners. nice, Cleon, 3 to 4 room S90. so hour. Full training pro- Pleosant working condi /loundry department is O. Box 187, Coventry, Ct. phone experience. Coll for Good pov for right person. many exfros, '/i hour to High trotfic volumn. klfch#n/«ll appliances, CAM ylded. Coll 538-0088. Manchester 8 room oporfment In Manchester. bu tions. For Interview ap currently accepting oppll- 08238. oppointmenf 875-3333. Mature experienced per 538-1853. Hartford Metro. $138,800. 880,000 Sfrono Reol Estate V/i baths, wosher dryer For Sole. Rowing Ma FOR SALE RNs-3 toll supervisor. We son for church nursery. house, near hospital. RtMponsIble person. 648- Small optlgon organ, 2 2 M cotlons. Excellent benef hook up. 889$ per month chine, fully assembled, 1 ore seeking RNs for our pointment, call Denise Ro 1-974-2437 Otter 3:00. 847-7893. AvofloMe November 1st. 3921 or 872-7953. twin beds complete, Child care wanted In my berts. 8432711. its, meals Included. Benef East Hartford roofing Receptionist/Cashier 9om-l2 noon, Sundays. Port time Permanent- We plus utilities. 6464070after yeor old, excellent condi home. 5;30pm - 11;00pm 155 bed facility with good 3pm. 8729/month plus utilities. dinette butcher block ta its pro-rata for port time. company looking for roof needed port time for busy Tolcottvllie Congrega ore looking for mature Manchester Duplex. Each Security, lease, and refer tion. $75. Coll 648-3249 1978 Pontiac LeMons. Coll 548-2418 before 5 or organizational ond Inter tional Church. 849-0815 adults to take retail Inven offer 5;30pm. ble with leot and choirs. to personal skills. Excellent If Interested In mining our ers and roofers helpers. oufomotlve dealership. unit- living room, 3 bed REM.EITBTE ences required. Write Box Power Steering, power 823-3950 offer 5. Convention Coordinator, stoff please contact the No experience necessary. Flexible hours. Please mornings. tories weekdoys In the Tw o room apartment 843-2248. on benefits and wages. Also approximately hours rooms, large country kit U C/O Manchester Herald Merchandise brakes, olr conditioning, 14 housEkEEpfno supErvfsor Benefits available. Coll call Cheryl at 843-5135. greater Manchester, WMrrEO route 44. North Coventry. AM/FM automatic. Very an accepting applications for weekly. East Hortford lo chen, V/i baths. Separate 16 Brolnord Place. Small Kenmore washer at 843-5151. M o n d a y 289-2919. Hartford area. No expe basements and drlve- Heat and electricity In INBTS/MBRINE Cleon $1895. Coll Steve mi Medical Secretary-Part 3 toll charge position. Call cation, ability to type and rience necessary. We wilt $100. Also-Free to good time opening In Internal through Friday, 9am- wovs. 8179,900. By owner. Form or Acreage with cluded. 8389/month. 743- Excellent Condltlon-3 bed EQUIPMENT 843-1041. wl A. Plante DNS, Crestfleld file, organize, communl- train. Good moth apptl- house. Good locotlon for 7377. home only; mole Ferret, 8 A ric in e office. Responsi cote verbally and In writ 4pm. Crestfleld Convales Secretory-Rourke-Eno Principals only. Coll 846- room Ronch, 2 botbs, sh: Convalescent Home, cent Home. EOE. Paper Company Is In need RN-Meadows Manor Is tude and personal trone' raising family. (Bolton, CL0THIN6 months old. Coll anytime 83 Mazda 92000 deluxe bilities Include billing, M a n che ste r. 843-5151 ing and manage people 7874, 8438444, or 849-7814. bosemenf, garage, nice 18 foot Mod River canoe, 849-2197. of o full time secretary. Waitresses full and part seeking on RN for a full portotlon necessary. Fd^ Andover or Columblo). 3 bedroom oporfment In 4 yord, beating costs 8490. with COPS. 9 speed, excel S typing, Insurance forms, EOE. Responsibilities; attend Interview please call 844* paddles Included. Used and patient contod. Medi Typlst-80 wpm, diversi Accurate typing and com JIme. Apply In person La time supervisory position Monchester. By Owner. 8 Call private party 848. fomlly combination,mblnatloi gas No pets. 8850/month. 921- Men’s Cusfom mode tour times. Excellent con lent condition. $3,400 843- em convention committee fied duties. Eost Hartford munication skills Impor on the 11-7 shift. Excellent 2574 between 9om ahd 8568. Bikes, 2 girls 10 speed; 1814. cal office experience Production Worker-tor meetings, produce mail Strodo West 471 Hartford room Oormered Cope, 1 stove, first floor. 8490 plus 9139. shoes i m A A Cost. $89. dition. S800. Please coll men's 3 speed. All good Sid location. 35 hours week, tant. Must be an organ Rd. benefit or no benefit rate. 3pm. Monday through cdr garage with patio. Sell for $29. Four months needed. Coll Cathy at light manufacturing. ings, molntoln registra Friday. utilities and security. 848- 643-4942 otter 6pm or 847- condition $25 each or best ex| 648-4885 between 9am- smoll office, excellent be ized self motivated, Contact: Mrs Gibbs, Full basement. Excellent 7339. old. 849-1170.O 9948 8:30 - 5 J0. Ask for Plymouth 1974 Vollant-4 dei Some lifting required tion. Phone 528-9495 tor RN/DNS or Mrs. Balet offer Coll 849-9884. 5pm. Please coll 849-3800. Interview. nefits. Call Mrs. Palmer. diversified person. Plea Physlcol Therapist - Part location A condition. Call Bob. door, 8 cylinder, power 289-9578, Monday through sant telephone personal time position available to RN/ADNS at 847-9191. Teachers and teocherl owner for appointment. flentala Coventry - Nice 1 bed Ton Leather Knee High steering, automatic, S900. S F r^ o v between 8:30 & ity to work In a busy office work on an "On Call oldes needed. Port time/ Jocosle deep well pump. 848-5891. 84M309. 8100,900. room apartment. No pets. Boots Size 6’/]. Ladles. S45 horse power. In good nai enviornment. Excellent Basis" In skilled nursing fo r nursery schodl, 843-8470 otter pm. '/2 Securlfy. 742-1873. 8 MUSICAL condition. Good for lake dlt benefit package. EOE facility specializing In 8:30am-13:30. Call 849- Manchester. 3 bedroom, Dodge Charger 1973 ports 5531. Manchester-prime office ITEMS to wash cars. $40. 849- att TRAN8CRIPTI0NI8T Receptlonlsf/Asslstont Need own cor. Please cali short term rehabilitation. wHh garage, fenced yard, spoce,800 so. ft. center of 0173.0 cor. Excellent tires, good 19( NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Bookkeeper. Apply in per Nancy Boiko ot 522-8211 Position to Include wee R N ' s / L P N 's-Meadows enclosed front porch, Manchester- 3 bedroom fawn. 888-1447. Interior, $290. Call 848-3297 pal MEDICAL son between 4-8pm. The kend rotation, and vaca Manor Is seeking large eot-ln country kit st floor, appliances, cel evenings and weekends. 1 FUSNITUBE Holt Pricel Flashing ar "A IN MANCHESTER AREA Andrew Ansaldl Co. 188 tion relief. Please call RN’s/LPN's for port time chen, nicely decorated. Room for non smoking lar storage, garage, S919 Excellent locotlon-heot, Full time for physicians' Bldwell Street Physical Therapy Direc and perdleum charge lOfPORTUNmES row signs $2891 Lighted, Move In condition. Must gentleman. Kitchen foclll. monthly. Coll 849^2871. olr .lanitor, parking. 900 non-orrolw $279. Unllgh- 77 T-BIrd, high mileage, as 1 Priapset 81 office In Manchester. Manchester. tor at Crestfleld Convales nurse positions on all ^ 1 8119,900. By owner ties, washer and dryer square feet S290. 849-5334. One Orange velour swivel Wurlltzer console piano. Is, runs good. No battery, •II Business Opportunltyltt tedS249l Free letters! Few sin HnkmilKk 81 Must be eager, have Sales. Come explore the cent Home 843-5151. shifts. Excellent benefit or 848-9719. parking etc. 843-9800. Vemon/Rockvllle. 1 bed or 843-7175. choir, like new. $85. 843- Ebony with bench. In per has flat tire. 848-8529 PM , am III Clerical-Port tlme- no benefit rote. Contact: A well established hoIr fect condition- tuned left. See locally. Factory; first $900 takes It. Firm Or. common sense, ability exciting world of gems room apartment In 3 fam 2248D 1(800) 423-0183 anytime. in all Students, Mothers, and Child Care wanted. Man Mrs. Gibbs RN/DNS or care business located In ily. Nice neighborhood, 5 twice yearly. Retails Judith Dr. to learn quickly and and lewelry. Michael's shopping oreo In South New 890 square foot office nat III Others-mornings, nights Jewelers has a full time chester Keeney street Mrs. Balet RN/ADNS at minutes from highway. In downtown location. Couch and Choir, contem $3,000, sole price S2,000. 1978 Chevy Monza, 2 door, have a good knowledge or weekends. We have School district. 2 yeor old 847-9191. Windsor. Price has been No pets. 8429. 847-0593. Save $1,000. By appoint automatic, hatchback, position open for the right reduced I Call for Informo- LEOAL NOTICE Professionally tenanted porary style. Color gold \ Ferguson Road...... 121-360 of general office proce Ideal position for stu It 5 year old. M on-Fri. building. Warren E. How ment only private show ENDROLLS AM/FM Stereo cassette, person who loves to work Finish-As-You-Ga and green. Good condi 27<8 Width - 2S8 citj dures. Excellent pay dents, retirees, mothers Mornings and afternoons Help Wanted-Mornlng or I lengthy Inven- In accordance with Section S- land Inc. 843-11M. tion. $150. 742-7281. ing. Coll 843-9423 otter 8. runs well. Reliable $700 with beautiful lewelry and Jory list to be Included In 13V4 width - 2 tor 2S6 hot and many benefits for and others who need a 847-9804. ofternoon tor dry clean 17 of tht Election Lows, no Large 1 bedroom apart 742-7281. high paying |ob with flexi enloys working with peo e Realty World - tice l» hereby elven th|rt the ere MANCHESTER HERALD the right person. Please ple. Great benefit pack ers. 848-2229. K-Mort ment, appliances, park Couch and loveseot, con MUST be picked up at the ble hours. Call now and Cofeterla workers needed Plaza. Frechette Associates 848- Reelstrare ot Votori will hold Manchester Herald Office Toyota 1983 ComryLE 4 an) call 647-1493 for an ap age. Apply In person, 7709 0 limited tetilon to accept ing, heat Included. $495 temporary style. Color IPETB AND Call NOW 647-9946 you could be working Immediately for substi opoMcollont ter Admittlen lease, security deposit. gold. Good condition. before 11 A.M. ONLY. door, automatic transmis A pointment. tomorrow. Call Mr. Able Tuesday thru Saturday, ■supplies 10-5, Michael's Jewelers tute work. Flexible hours. Bank '^ellers-Full time tor ot Electors of these teekina 848-3293. 393 Center Street $490/ $290. 742-7281. sion, olr conditioning, the at 1-806-387-3720 or 1-203- Sout: Windsor Bank & Building Dealership to vote November 4, 1SS8, AMWM stereo. 1 owner. 958 Main Street Manches Apply Coteterla Office, 45 month, heot Included, 4 Mo 249-7852. N. School Street, Man Trust Co. Previous teller • t h major whole quollflcotlont ot of Excellent condition $7400 ter EOE. ope, citizenship, or residence Monchester-2 bedroom In rooms, olr conditioned, 1 kitchen table ( Country Doberman. Free to good scr chester. 847-3481. fesjjjer experience manutacturer-Sales & En- 4 family house, no p«ts, 843-8819. glneerlng support. Starter was attained ilnce October close proximity to Super Ook) formica top. 48 x 38,3 home, oil shots, 2yna$l Pnauclt. hie. on platan. Call Laurla at 647- ble and meticulous. Coll runner. 742-7888 evenings. 840, Rt. 6. Bolton 1661, 1M Spanear St Man- 848-5153 and leave mes Part time positions also n the Manchester Herald PRUHIN6 A r e A o T wet chaatar. available. Apply In per Is subject to the Fair m TSAN.EI sage with service. TREE?! X HOf»E hou son. Immediate Inter Housing Act of 1988, which t h a t d o e s n 't views tor all qualified mokes It Illegal to adver 13'/^ toot. Sunline self reni tise any preference, llm- MEAN ALL THOSE contolned trailer. Very applicants. Professional PEACHES WILL , Autos. 3 cars tor sole. M Ambulance Service. Silos Itotltm or discrimination Ports Only. 1972 Olds 455 Cleon. Excellent condition put JOIN THE EXCITING WORLD D E L IV E R Y TURN INTO PPUNES!! $2700 849-8447. Dean Highway, based on race, color, relL 4 lines 6 days * 1 1 Engine $200, 1970 Ply resi Wethersfield. Olon, sek or national MWANTED!! PERSON mouth 318 Engine S300. shai origin, or an Intention to Coll 6488649 offer 3;00pm. OF ADVERTISING! RN Port time. 3pm-1lpm. moke ony such prefer R eg. »16“ SAVE M0T0SCYCLE8/ said Aldin Asaociotea, hey JOfN OUR SALES FORCE a fast growing Immediate opening tor ence, limitation or dls- 1980 Chevy Citation M0FED8 Clerk/Typist - The Manchester Herald RN who can work 3 even- c-'wlnotlon. The Herald SSOO/Best otter. 1977 coni chain of conveni JnQ6 per week on the will not knowingly occeot Run a 4 line private party ad for Omega for ports, best Puch Maxi Lux moped. Al ence stores has o 3pm-11pm shift. Excellent which offer 648-8915. 300 original miles. S300 iith needs a part time clerk/typist to work Monday WORK PART TIME Is In violation of the low. full time, entry working conditions and 849-8936. TunI storting rote Including 6 days and pay only M 1®®. 1974 Cadillac. Good run through Friday, 9:00 am to 3 pm. Good typing Must like children, must have reliable level position fully paid pension plan. ning condition. $900 or perc has car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thura., available in East Coll Manchester Manor Coro. 3 bedroom^ '■'•O'" quiet best offer. New battery, MISCELLANEOUS 6 skills, excellent spelling, some computer experi Hartford. We need for additional details at Now through Oct. 31 only, new brakes, new water here 9:30- 1pm Sat. 848-0129. s l r a " o J ; i . ^ 5040 pump. 844-8778. AUTOMOTIVE Bu o reliable Indi • i w M 1 ^^t-n e r lot. (non-commercial ads) ence helpful. Diversified duties. Learn all aspects •129,900. Call 849-9884. fortl Two Snow tires. E78-14 vidual to perform Driver/Dellvery Person- Small Iriangli'.s are rmished. 1984 Mecury Morguls 4 theo EASY MONEV Part time, Monday and You may cancel, however wagon, olr conditioning, plyt, polyester cord with of the classified advertising department. Cus diversified duties aa.you-go to form this color, Chevy Novo Rims. Almost comi Tuesday approximately 3 Brand Newt 8 room, 2W outomotlc transmission, Including making both home. st floor tom- ful coverlet, made from we cannot give refunds. New $25 644-3015.O capp hours per doy. Coll 849- 1 those leftover remnants power steering, om/fm tomer service and some telemarketing. Pleasant deliveries at our stereo, 8 cylinders. 92,000 A No. S040 has pattern Osclllltcope-For cars with CALL SUSAN stores throughout LJ- * O u r pieces; full directions WE CAN TURN VtXtt asking S4J00. 848-7339. Af Oxfoi working conditions. Drivers- Deliver for Man Hoys«" Blonchora A R^ ter 3pm. points. $30. Coll 849-9905.0 work the state, assisting setto Real Estate 848-2483, INTO C ^S m I chester wholesaler, good Ts trSsr, tts< $2.50, Hr tick jUSrSiVE US A pavii IN CIRCULATION In the warehouse, Sslttni, pHi sot Hr SMHfs • « 78 Chevy Impolo wogon- Ford transmission C4 ou- rood record required. Full llliw. C / ^ a n d P L A C E D etc. Some lifting Is time and o holt after 40 Spacious 8 I^MiLY WANT AP| outomotlc, power steer tomoNc tits 8 cylinder, low Cit lHanrljffitFr H m lft AMK CMOT ing, power brakes, power mileage. Excellent condi said TODAY Involved. Excel hours. Pold Insurance, ho Call Irene or Johanne, our classified Ad-Visors tion. 899 call 643-9103. At- lidays and vocation. '^.5*®”'.*’ ’ •♦«oor locks, om/tm cassette, tilt won't For interview appointment, call lent benefits. Coll Apply now. Also vYore- laundry, fireplace, eeo- Ntw Ytfli, N.V. IISIS CALL wheel , good condition. ment 6rla( Naa*, IMraii eltk n r Leslie, U2-0651. house positions, full or jHJJ^holl A thermopane who will help you place your ad SlOOO/best otter. 8484)808 quite 647-9946 S ^ w s l l » ’s ’’We GkNh CSSE Mi up* NMikif. otter 9pm. EOEM/F port time Manchester To SPECIAL: Over 200 se TODAY will I Denise Roberts: 643-2711 bacco and Candy Co. 299 Houses" Btah- M ora A Rosetto lections snd s FREE tome Green Rd., Manchester. Estate 848-2482. Psttsrn Section in the 643- 2711 ALBUM. Just 8S.00. <183-2711 m - wmaaemx —at^m, MANf Hf STf R Machel buried amid new charges SPORTS •rjaitM wr. smnfi was a sign o f close Soviet ties with t t w A i m c i o i m P r tm Other Mbtnmblcan heroes a n each other's guvemment. HR Mosambi4ue’ s Marxist buried. tftwvnunciit. EvenbefbfeanoMcialAveatfgp stNNW up *(rong MA TO TO. MMSnnMqiie — AIM- The proeciMuB nMved slowly tAn of the craaR hegm, MscheTs 2 * rajwity, preiM eiiu and past Bfosumhlcausstandingllvew gaer- _A imUTARY RANI> played death prampHd accnsatiena o f MIAMf-ThwSoeAfllrgianl nggwRi eMbopftrM m I nBa iM ifeis Jotaeif tn w Uioo- 10 deep, many silent, some w eep -.p a p * 11 at ftig e s in occasional light rain. South African responsibility. other military eqnfpment ft ifltaragtne hr fosnoggn ft ■•wfc at BfofamMcaiw today for ing. Tens o f thousands viewed A e Zimbabwe's iferaid newspaper, Many in A e crowd carried boo- 4'4-hour ceremonies. cone^tm rt a p p i ^ of W mMhe ft aft ft antMaifthfcft f t * ftmcrai of PipesMent Sonrara Mntn>aedbyAeatat»ownedMass rebela. The Miafti Bereft repneSedteday. duets o f flowers, some uprooted PoreigH dUegatiOHs. ineindingat WjJftH. who** violent death from a nearby park. ■ M a Trust, today reported that least 15 h eadk of staw, stood a l ^ Theeqwipment. hAfttIRtsophiitfcafttfattackheHcnnioraaftI f o f n d Third World protests Macbel’s coffin, draped in the MaebePs plane had been Aredfoitr gmnnd-to-air mftriles. haw arrfend ft the Centraf •tMaat Sooft Africa. the paA near the cryw door. national flag with ito symbols of a cnmwe by a aeriabie radin beacon a a ^ ft recent weeha, the Meraft reported. Miachers plane was bound from Mourners included Prim e Minis bbKCd Aaitte South Africa, ft dW gun. a hoe and a book, rested on the ter Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe; The newhelicopteftuHAadbd wHhln the past two weehaffOHia ZamMa to Bfaputo when it crashed steps o f City Hall. Six military ^ apeeHleally say that South Soviet freighter would have left Earnpe alW fl yards inside South Africa on King Moflhoesboe t l of Lesotho; Africa had engineered A e dkath, units stood at attention in the PraM em Daniel arap Moi of approval of the Contra aid warn I wRhIftaae actioaowftae Oct !•. TMrty-fttor people were circular plaxa. but the heathine read, "Fake 25. the Herald said. ■Med and id survived, Kenya; Yasser Arafat, leader of Racist Reacon Downed Plane." There has been no indication j^ fto w rn w began gathering at the Paiesttne Liberation Organisa when the party's central commit The MeraM last week ladaReged in bMtependence Sifuare for tion; Sam Nnttoma. leader o f the tee will choose a successor A that Macbel's plane was sAnC down • t a p l a n # ermti 2 nUmlng f t * * »•"». ceremony. They heard South-West Africa Peoples Organi iHanrhrBtrr) V ^ - p - i ■ . ■ / ■ ■ , - ' ' ' ' HrralJi Machel. PoreignRfinister Joaquim by Sooft Africans, but today, ” «* e l eulogised as a soldier who sation. which lights South African Chissano, who eulogised 17 other quoting unidentified avACAn ex CmtBtlANSTBD, U.S. VIrgta letaBde - A eeaplaae wfft » •M in A e fight against apartheid, control in Namibia, and Jay crash victims Monday, is consi perts, said new theories suggwsteit people ahoenf craehetf hMo the ocean afrorOT after tafeeeft todke, ^dighhortng South Africa’s system Naidbo, secretary-general o f the dered a front-runner. that insAad it was decoyed fr m iA leaefAf one person dead and two mieafiif, CH1I Defenee oftlefafe ar legaliaed race-separation. Congress of South African Trade saM. o c f . » . i m The body of Machel. who died at fHgM path. ■ io re fta n Md countries were Unions. age 53 alter serving as Mosam- ^ e n passengere and two crew members survived the crash, 30 Cents J*P»**Bnted, hot no diplomat from Machel was the second FRE- A a statement A PretorA laA bique's president since leaAng Ae orffeials said. The number o f injured was not known. South Africa was invited. LIMO leader A die violently. Monday, Somh African Foreign country to independence from T ft officials said the dead and two mlssinf were passengers. Gwests iacioded Oliver Tombo. Eduardo Mondlane, founder of ^ Minister R.F. Botha said, "The rortugal in 1975, had lain in state at Their identities and nationaHties were not known. o> the African National movement, was assassinate A SouA African government has no City Hall since Saturday. W tn e w s said the plane took off from water off the island of St. Congrene guerrilla movement Aat Tansania A 1953. fear for A e facts and A e fm ft " Croix and crashed about a half-mile away near Long R eef after to end white control in South concemAg the crash. Scientists say RW COFFIN WAS put on a gun listing heavily to one side. Africa, President Reagan's daugh RELATIONS RETWEEN Mo- Machel had sheltered guerrillas carriage, to be towed three miles ter Maureen; and Geidar Alyiev Ambique and SouA Africa have of the African National Congress < *■**■»*«* the Virgin Islands Seaplane Shuttle behind an armored car for inter nr$t deputy prime minister of Ae deteriorated recently, with A e two before a 1954 peace agreentent ine., which flies between St. Croix and the nearby Islands o f St. ment in Hero’s Square, where Soviet Union. Alyiev’s presence coumries tradAg accusations of requiring the ANC to Aave Moxam- Thomas and Pberto Rico. Macbel’s second wife, Josina. and support for guerrillas opposed to Mque. AiDS effort Ex-NASA official taaka nonir probo C Former officer charged with spying COCOiV Fla. — A former NASA budget analyst who warned of leaks In Challenger’s solid rocket boosters says he w ill push to isn’t enough SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A laboratory technician for Ford have the i^estigatlon reopened into whether White House honorable Ascharge. pressure led to the shuttle’s tragic launch. former Air Force sergeant As- Aerospace k Communications AccorAng to a sworn statement missed for poor performance A Ms Corp., said U.S. Attorney Joseph One Pentagon official, whospoke by an FBI agent tiled in federal Richard COok, who now works for the Treasury Department, By Worren E. Leary with the causal virus and A a t by work on aerial reconnaissance Russonfello. on condition of anonymity, said court, Davies said be ottered the said Monday that he plans to ask the Justice Department on The Associated Press 1991, more than 179,000 deatlu from cameras "wanted to embarrass Davies did not appear to pose a information to an undercover FBI Tmirsday to name a special prosecutor to Investigate whMher AIDS could be expected. The naturalized American faces the United States" by delivering significant threat to U.S. military agent "out of revenge because of * " 2 2 . " ’” I " * * " " * Whfte House. WASHINGTON - Federal ef It also noted that the number of secrets to A e Soviet Union, offi- up to life in prison If convicted. interests. the unfair way he was treated wMIe T . T**? .^Mte House and the National Aeronautics and Space forts to educate the frablic about heterosexual cases was rising and ciab say. "His apparent motivex was The official said Davies had In the Air Force." The agent said AdminiMration both denied Cook’s allegations. Florida Today AIDS have been inadequate and concurred with estimates A at Allea John Davies. 33. of San spite,” Russoniello said, adding spent Ms 19-year Air Force career Davies "stated Aat he wanted to do reported in today’s eAtions. the government must spearhead a there could be 7,000 such cases by •lose, showed no emotion Monday something to embarrass the U.S. billion-dollar research and Infor that Davies bad been discharged working on photo-reconnaissance "T*'**.!? **** Wggest government cover-up that I’m aware of," 1991, compared with 1,100 cases daring arraignment before U.S tram the Air Force in 1954 for and to interfere with A e effective mation program to prevent a today. camera systems and other sensors from I * ' * * **rer been able In good conscience to walk away Magistrate Frederick Woelflen "inadequate job performance” "employed on tactical reconnais ness of its reconnaissance national health catastrophe, says a "The epidemic is growing every and was held without bail pending a and felt his dismissal was activities.” major study released today. sance fIgMers” Cook said he was in close contact with many of NASA’s day, partly because persons who hearing Thursday. unjustified. TTie National Academy of Scien may not know they are infected are "He was not working on stuff that Russoniello declined to give engineers, who in 1985 relayed their concerns to him alwut the Davies was arrested Monday by A service record released by the goes in satellites or aboard U-2’s” ces, in what It termed the most spreading A e virus," the panel FB I agents in Palo Alto, where be details about materials Davies had Mild r(Kket boosters. He said he wrote a memo to his superiors, Air Force at the Pentagon, how and other high altitude planes, the but little was done. comprehensive study of the AIDS said. has an unclassified Job as a offered, except that they dealt with crisis to date, said the urgency of ever, said Davies received an official said. "A sizeable proportion of those photographic reconnaissance. the epidemic requires "perhaps now infected will. In a few years, the most wide-ranging and inten progress to severe disease and sive efforts ever made against an U.S. ‘Ethiopia’ death, ’’ it said. " I f the spread of the Infectious disease." virus Is not checked, the present In a report entitled "Confronting epidemic could become a is tom down AIDS,” an expert panel assem bM catastrophe” by the academy said a coordinated program against acquired Immune The academy, a federally- By Woddy Bolrd pljfl^fERSUQjTSKs deficiency syndrome would cost $2 chartered but Independent organi- The Associated Press billion annually by the end of A e zatlcn of the nation’s top scientists decade. that studies technical Issues tor the TUNICA, Miss, — Scavengers Half of this money, most of which government, sponsored the study are picking apart the shanties should come from federal coffers, w lA Its sister organization, the along Sugar Ditch, but former should be devoted to research Into Institute of Medicine. The report, residents say they had h op^ for free per carton! which was not requested by any understanding, preventing and something more dramatic, like a treating the disease and the rest to government agency, was financed bulldozer, to start demolition of Ae public health and education pro by several foundations. Mississippi DelA slum. grams aimed at containing the The report called for President 2 "It would give me great pleasure spread of the fatal condition, it Reagan to "take a strong leader- to see it tom down because I ’m the said. 1 •bip role In the effort against one who slept in A ere with the rats AIDS, a viral disease which AIDS" and to assure adequate and roaches," said Jearlean Sim incapacHates the Immune system resources to stop the spread of A e mons, a former resident who lived Hsrald ptioto by Rocha and leaves its victims vulnerable to disease, care for AIDS patients and with nine children In a three-room John Demeraskl. a ninth-grader at Bonnet Junior fatal Infections, has been diag conduct needed research. shack. Jammed levers, the process at the school ran nosed In more than 26,000 Ameri High School, monitors the voting booths this Because of "a lack of cohesive smoothly. cans to dote, 18,000 of whom have ness and strategic planning She has moved her family Into morning during a mock election. Besides a few died. throughout A e national effort" emergency housing on the other 9 While 70 percent of the victims agaAst the disease, A e panel side of town but returned Monday have been promiscuous male ho called for establishing a National expecting to see work crews start mosexuals. others at high risk of Commission on AIDS A a t Is demolishing A e shacks. the disease are Intravenous drug endorsed by the government but Sugar Ditch, which draws its Mock vote offers democratic lesson abusers who share needles con Independent of it. name from a stinking drainage taminated with the AIDS virus, This advisory body should moni their sex partners end infants of Ateh slimy with human waste, Bv John Mitchell tor the epidemic and oversee all attracted national attention In July process tind current issues, social studies Infected mothers. research, education and health Heruld Reporter curriculum in 1972, said the students have the 19M when A e Rev. Jesse Jackson teacher John Warren said. uncanny knack of foreshadowing A e town The panel said It agreed with programs concerned with A e paid a visit and called the slum "W e used to hand-count stuff.” Warren votes that take place on Election Day. U.S. Public Health Service esti disease but not dispense any funds Young voters this morning crowded a small "America EAopla." said, explaining how the process has evolved “ We’ve been extremely close," he said. "It mates that more than 1 million so A a t It remains Independent and room containing two polling machines over the years. people In this country are infected The federal government has will be Interesting to see how this one comes objectlye, A e panel said. anxious to register their choices of candidates The election preparations are handled since approved $4.6 million in loans out” and their opkmions on six referendum about one month In advance by students in and grants for subsidized housing Cuprak said the social studies teachers get questions. Warren’s ’’Today’s World" civics class, he in Tunica County, one of A e students prepared by showing them how A e nation's poorest. Those In line fidgeted and went over their said. The students Invite candidates to speak. voting machine works and Informing Aem Pitkin preservationists answers with the help of a guide taped to the monitor A e voting machines and ensure that about the candidates and Issues. The rest is up Vice Mayor Ellis Darby said the wall. the election goes as smoothly as possible. to them. city got A e title last week to 17 Although less than a week remains until the EveryAing Is set up "Just like we will have " It ’s a total experience tor A e kids,” he houses along Sugar Ditch and work push repair campaign actual state election takes place, these voters on election day,” Warren said, including said. " I t ’s up to them to make intelligent crews will begin soon to flnish off were certain they’s picked winners. But they party levers and final re.sults. usually choices." any shacks left by the scavengers. tabulated the afternoon of the vote. By John Mitchell And lintels — the horizontal couldn’t argue their cases for fear of being Warren agreed. "They probably know more Herald Reporter A half-dozen men who attacked late to class. ’ ’We don’t allow A e write-ins because the than some of their parents,” he said, adding crosspieces of wood over doors and the shanties with hand tools on kids will fool around and write in Mickey windows which carry A e weight of For about 14 years, students at Bennet that A e students “ split tickets quite often” Monday said they were out to Mouse,” he said. Repairs to Manchester’s only the structure — are rotting. A Junior High School hove voted In state and He said students picked Democrat William scrounge up any usable lumber. All students at the school on Main Street — O’Neill tor governor in the last election and Revolutionary War-era monument broken fence makes it difficult to national elections days before the rest of 689 by this year’s count — will vote during could begin within three weeks. Its prevent vandalism. "It could be The city plans to purchase a backed Republican Ronald Reagan in 1984 for Manchester. The mock elections are designed their social stuAes classes. Warren said. official overseers said Tuesday. rubble in a matter of a decade," he three-block section along Sugar president. to prepare students tor A e real thing and to Vice Principal Bohdan Cuprak. helped get The Pitkin Glass Works, one of said. Ditch and must find housing for the spur A eir interest in both the pollctical the hands-on process Into A e social studies the first glass factories In New The glass works operated for 40 50 or so families still living in the Please turn to page lO England, is beginning to see A e years, from 1783 to 1623, and its area. ravages of time, according to Dr. bottles are now rare. Some glass Many of those residents still at Alfred Sundquist. a member of the collectors have bought Pitkin bot Sugar Ditch live In substandard Pitkin executive committee. "The tles tor as much as $M.000. housing, but their houses are in inside is a mess.’ ’ he said of the Lundquist said. The site of A e considerably better shape that the Charter fight may figure in small fire 200-year-old shell of the structure, ruins is now owned by Pitkin Glass flrst group of shacks bought by the now a monument at the Intersec Works Inc., an orfanisatlon that city. Those 17 shanties and the land tion of Parker. Putnam and Porter helps preserve the site and arouse 9 Bv Alex OIrelll Streets. they sit on went for a total of wake of a small fire iSiesday night The house, at 176 Bissell St.. Is public Interest In ito historic past. Azzoclote Editor On the front lawn of the house are $40,000, Darby said. The residents at a house where an apparently the residence of Narda Conley Stones are loose on A e wans or This year, according to Briand several signs advocating a “ yes” have fallen to the ground because were moved earlier this year Into threatening note had been disco daughter of James McKay, a vote Tuesday on referendum Ques Manchester police are conduct mortar is missing, Sun^uist said. house trailers with subsidized vered on the front door an hour deputy chief of the Town Fite tion 4, which concerrji charter Pleaae t e n to page le ing an arson Investigation In the before. rents. Department. provisions tor consolidation of the Mayor James Wilson apparently town and A e independent Eighth put out the word last week that Utilities District. residents willing to tear down the TODAY’S HERALD According to a police report, A e shacks could have them. Darby note, written on the door with a said. The mayor’s secretary said marking pen. Is difficult to read. Turning cloudy Plpdlnt draws wrath he was out of town and could not be But It appears to say: "Change contacted. Considerable cloudiness tonight As hundreds cheered and ap your sign to no smoke becomes with a 30 percent chance of a plauded at a hearing in Torrington, Although government assistance fire.” is A e primary source of income for shower. Low of 40 to 48. Partly former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Abra Tunica County’s 0,400 residents, 73 Police officer Howard Beeler sunny, breezy and cooler Thursday ham Ribicoff told federal energy percent of whom are black, there investigated the case first when with a high of 50 to 55. Details on officials A a t in Ms 42 years of has been no subsidised housing Conley phoned them saying some page 2. public life he has never seen an here. one had entered her front p o r^ Issue ignite "such a unanimous firestorm of condemnation” as a 6 But a 40-unit apartment complex Kings while she was away and written the propoaed natural gaa pipeline. for the poor Is Just about finished on note. Boll rotumt Story on page 8. the outskirts of town, and a $900,000 & 1 0 0 ^ An hour later, Conley phoned 911, Former U.S. Attorney General complex for A e elderly and handi R e ^ la ra n d the town’s emergency number, and Griffin Bell flies home today after capped Is to be built at Sugar Ditch. reported A at she heard someone Indax M en th o l being barred from meeting an tt paoee, $ eecBone A construction company from knocking at a back window Town American mercenary captured in Oxford, Miss., is scheduled to start Fire Department officials and Nicaragua to help prepare his Advtea------22 Lottery___ work next week cleaning and Beeler went to the house to defense. Bell, who headed the Businees------18 ObttuariM paving A e drainage Atch. investigate. 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